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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-23
HUGH c. MCNAMARA


HUGH G. MCNAMARA
las just received, and offers for SALE the following tried
u aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
~ Prevention better than Cure. m
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BIIIOJS PILLS
~ % AND so PER BOX.
Inc operation OF these Pills is perfectly as TO be used
n safety ny persons situation and Of every age
Inc proprietor confidently recommends the neiyuse Of
esc pills, preventive and OF Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Feyers
- Please inquire for EE7S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
WIN the signature Of NOAH RfDtELY, (ae Michael Lee
a. Coz other genuine.
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy colds obstinate cotpb
caarfbs, psthmas. sore tIroats aud consuinptions
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all nervous
affections, weakness pans IN the lUins, back, &c
Lees Essence OF MuaardNO coiIed ,;s
curing rheumatism, spranS, bruises, frosted feet &c
Lees Asue and Fever Drops failing cure
Lees sovereign Ointment warranted cure the T7CI by
application w. - -
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine for curing letters
ring worms, preky heat, &c. II
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, ccc,ual for tho
venereai and GoponlIua
Lees Tooihache Drops which Gives Immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder which coanscs bcaufes the teeth
Lees Eye Waer-a certain f,r eyes
Lees Anodyne EiXr--lor the Of head aches.
Lees Corn PastcT-for removing and destroying
OJ- Country merchants aud all others who purchase sell
again. by applying the proprietor, No 3d. Hanover street
Baltimore. them such liberal FERNS as will insure
them great profit
Or CHUTTOyNr--None gcnuiue without the unalc,,s
to them, NoaH RDeELy Gate Michael Lee a. Coz
OF Hundreds OF ncures performed y the above ,l
valuable medicines could be given, did the limits of news
paper admit OF ~ 800
80 III. G. M'NEMARA will constantly kcc, 4, so.,,
and Drug Store, Richmond d. t. nov , ,.nt ~ J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-23

A FIRST RATE COOK FOR sAI,E-IJc,
"A other qualifications good-cnquirc a, lls ofirc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06
.AlNNa,1AYim I annk.

NTOTiCE subscribers, majority of the Com
mss;oners under the set of Congress, incorpo-
rating tue Alexandra Canal COMPANY hereby give
notice. that one half Of the stock being subscribed,
he stockholders are notified to met.ether III person
or by proxy, on The III dry cf august nert at The
hour of 10 O'Clock of that dug, a, the Council Chamber
IN thu town of svxanlrA; AZ which meeting the stock
holders are empowered and required BY the charter,
TO elect president and SIX Directors OF the said Com
psny..-
Given unSier our hands, this gath day July, 1850.
EpN. | LEE,
e L l TAYLOR,
HUGH SMITH,
COLIN AUi.D,
HENRY DAINGERFIELD,
JOHN ROBERTS,
WM. Il. MILLER,
=. e. CNZENOVE
N The National In,eigencer will insert the above
three times week until I7ta August, and send their
account to this Office. &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06

W. Lro,, IN hotter way of satisfying the writ
s. Tho communication below. than BY publish
;n., II. We had no idea, when we nOtlceu Ms
,reyious effort. that the writer was SO deeply me
,,Ss,ei on the subject on which he writes:
Nh. SsowpES: have no rule by which can
tenulate your standard of responsibility Tor aho-
nvmnus communications, so as to ensure theni
rb,nce for insertion in the Gazette; but guess
much depends on your inclination to serve +
have no claims. and also whether the paper II
,nblisbed, would or not be Objectionable TO the
aristocracy.( !!D
NV object. sir. was, that every Freeholder
.ho,jd be informed OF the eXtravaSant, uncaiiea-
Cor. and prodisal expenditure OF has money III
rrayeiling the Middle Turnpike Road. NO"
what great responsibility would there he III eA-
ro,i,o this matter, when it is supported by facts
which can be known BY every one who VIII take
me trouble 20 LOOK. ;,
you say YOU supDose the object Of Stockhold-
or would be accomplished by the Incidental no
ice Won took of the paper alluded TO; IN tins you
ar, mistaken. The People, sir. are sunk into "a
dee, state of apathy; and many OF them, VINO
owe money 10 the Banks, and all their property
under mortgage FOR double the amount 1t would
cell for, say they cannot be injured: but with
others. again, II Is not so--and on them my hopes
rest; and should be glad the People could pass
npon this matter at fall town-meetng. before it
a. too late
have question to put to you, as lawyer:
Is not the Middle Turn pike Company bound to
comply with her contracts, when duly made by
authority. Respectfully,
Cost of Grarelhag The Read,
). 500 loads from Cameron Run per mile, at As
cts. per load, S@I'o
NV gravel, within 100 yards Of the Road, 2al
cts7 ON one hall. Sl237,50
Improperly expended on every mile, ol237.5O
state thus to whom YOU please and refer them
20 me ior .he facts. VI. y. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06
WM. y. MILLS.
@oY3NS
coMNUNICATEp.
To The I0ierS of fdiJdr County.


Fellow rr,zESs:-The new Constitution of
our State gives TO many OF the citizens OF this
,ountva rigI,t whichwas formerly denied to them.
7 am anxious that YOU all should exercise this
-ipht for The Good Of our common country. and
fnr The maintenance of the Union and Liberty of
Tho Natiou.-The friends OF General JACKSON
and that individual himself having violated the
ple,Ipe that hi would not be candidate Tor a
socond term, IL becomes necessary that we should
he active in time and stand ready to oppose his
preteosions.-I know that am addressing high
minded NirciniaRs. and il IS. therefore. not ne
cessary for me 10 recount the mean and disgrace
ssg acts of an Administration which puIs 10 the
shInsheyery American. leave YOU, wthOutan
remarks of mine. to reflect upon their proScrlp-
.iop-their double-dealing-the inCOmpet ence
their ignorance-and their shameful disregard
of their promises. The Oracle OF the Regency
which seeks 10 rule the State, once declared that
General lacksOn's election would be a CURSE,
aud truly we have found the truth OF the pro
phet's prediction. Fellow Citizens: The tomb
of WAsutNcroN lies in your county: he Was with
YOU while living-let his spirit temaln amongst
yoa now that he is dead. What. thlnk Won.
that Great MN would say to the doings of the
present cabinet. could he be suffered TO revisit
~ Let his pure, upright. exalted, and homo
1900
countenancc such cree have obtained pos
session of the high places in the Government.
Fenow-C iuzens: The eyes of the People every
where are turning. for q redress at their grev-
snces. TO the West aud to HENRY CLAY
H IS Virginiau BY birth, Virginian by prin-
ciple. and Tirsinans should delight TO do him
honor. What though he may think differently
from some of us on some points of national eco
nomy-he is vet open aud avowed. and we know
where and how to find him. ~ He wears his
heart upon his sleeve for DAVIS to peck al. y
There is no double-dealinS with him-as John
Randolph saws, he is upright, outright and down
right Place him alongside of Jackson. and then
choose We whom YOU will have to rule over
vou.'' | call upon you TO act, In the approach
in contest, worthy of your name and State: ne
yer let il be said that FIRGrNIA ttcice bowed to
Baal.
understand that the friends of the distin-
guisheJ Orator. Statesman, aud Patriot. HENRY
CLAY. afe Healing meetings in different parts OF
the State,sdha trust that Fairfax will come out
rhnfully for the good cause--a cause which must
Triumph. which must ultimately prevail.
A FAIRFAX FARMER.
Faiuar County, Ya.) .4ug. 5, 1850.
-sss365s's
coNMUNIcATED.
Translated from late papers Tor me .4terd. Gag.
MELANGKS
The BeadM-There is. at this present time
confined in the prisons Of Rome, celebrated
leader of banditti, named Gasparoui. He is
cused as the perpetrator Of AS murders 100 of
which he confesses. His first crime was com
mtted, at the age Of sixteen years, upon the per-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06

Gibbs of Suicides. --Ihere existed in Prussia
Club of Suicides This Club was composed
Of six individuals. who not only avowed their
intention TO destroy themselves, but sought like
wise to make prose Iytes--lt may readily be be-
ieved that they did not make many: but, III the
end, all these SIN proved their sincerity: the last
blew out his brains in 1917.
1t is also said that there larely existed in Paris
Club of this kind. composed of twelve members.
one of whom was to be chosen each year from
their number to destroy himself.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06

A man presented himself before the gate of
Paris in l795; they demanded his name of him:
:. Monsieur lie Marquis de.Saint. Cyr." "Citi-
zen. the word .Honsiesr-is no longer French
:. All. pardon--the Marquis de Saint Cyr."-
Citizen. the nation has abolished lNarquisaes."
:. All. YOU are right: nv name is. then. de Saint,
Cyr.' 1--WE no longer acknow edge the de be-
fore the names of Cilizens.' why then. my
friend, put Saint, Cyr, alone" 1.-The nation
has rejected all the. Sqints." We'll! Citizen,
there is yet one means left. put Cyr." = We no
longer have any sires." Thus the poor Marquis
found himself at the gate of Paris without a
name
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
New Fall Goods,

WYE have received by packets President and George
w roun, from Philadelphia and New York, part Of
our FALL. STOCK; which enables Us 10 offer. on IL
beral terms
London super blue, black. olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
Peisse cloth, cassmeres and sa,inests
Blankets and hann,ls. planand printed bazes
Merino and comm circsssians
Bnmbazines and bombazetts
Valencia. down and toinet vestngs 9
Scotch aud English plaids; plain and pld camblets
Italian ustrings and gros de Naples
Satin icvantnc, senchcWs and sarsnets,
- and nodes satins and hnrences
Italian and French grapes; pongce
Merino scarfs. shawls and hdkfs some extra quality
Plain white merinO shawls, neat article
Thbet, barage and silk hsndkcrchicfs
English and India bantannoes
Italian and Barcelona crsvats
Pain and printed jaconet do
Irish table diaper. to l04
Do linens and sheetngs; black and brown Holland
Twled sacking; buraps and Osnaburgs
general assortment OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, in part OF
Tickings
Bleached and brown sheetings and shirtings
Fancy and furniture rlads,
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. &C.
Ali of which Ii .vc been selected by an experienced
dealer sCui wh'In'.
oct8 Corner Of King and Royal streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
Medicines, IhemicAls, Drugs,
Dye Stu aHaints, Perfunierya
BronZcS Brushes. = c.

TVlHE subscribers offer for sale general ssaofm.ut
L of aforementioned articles which PhyScisr
Country Merchants and others, will find it their inie-
rest to call and examine Among the new medicines
have received supply Of
Jjube Paste; or, PectoraI Gum:
This medicine, besides its mild nature, Possesses
pleasing taste, color aud form The juIube paste his
been used lately in Paris with the greatest success,
is sofening, pectora and calming eiectusliy sp.
peases a cough aud softens the pituOus hun in the
breast and throat it is chief beneficial to peons d
dry constitution, with a tendency 20 phths sic. and to
those who AZ, liable hosrseness snd less Of voice
Dye &ufs-Consisting Of logwood, haches
wood, redw God, camwood, IsEszH dust, Braziie'to
.f,,,c, cochnea madden, tafmefisi cRdbear. indigo.
arnatto, blue vitriol alum, coMxras' cream tsr'ar'
pearssi,, &c -
Perjumey-Of the following kinds: Cologne
water v.rie,y) milk of roses lav, ner ler. do
orange flower do pomatum l'ariet, Oh cedrar, cas-.
STA, neroi. lavender and burgamotte. powder Pufss
hair powder vinagrs dc rouge: vegetable rouge. &C
Soaps.-Cream Of soap for shaving, "a supe.
rior ar,cTe f"s, Windsor, varegaicd, White bar aud
CASTLE SOAPS, &C.
Paints, Bronzes and Tarmshes-Composed
# chronic yellow, do. red do. green, rssian b'ues
white lead yerdgris red lead tharge pink. drop
lake Terra de- sienna; s!so blue and green sInalts,
iros,ng red green yellow and white bronzes, gold.
leaf and Dutch metal copal varnish. ant spirit. Of
turpenine, glue and sand paper' new supply "
ground paint sash tools and came HAIR brushes. al
Sues Which will be sold on accommodating terms
by WILLIAM LANPHiER Co.
sfpt93
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15

sugar, Coffee, M0iasses, sc.
Oh sugars
$500 lbs lost and lump sugar, part steam rehned
&c, 900 lbs coffee, part strong scented Rio
10 bags superior old Java coffee
80 hids retailing molasses
% chests, half chests, and boxes gunpovdey,
imperial. and young Tyson teas, late 'mpor'
tations partl, the ',elyille's very superior
teas
9oOol cotton yarn, Nos 4 ais, At factory prices
5000 lbs heavy sumstra pepper
3 tons shot, assorted ] to No. 10
ceroons first quality Spanish indigo
90 quarter casks ! Dry and sweet hsses
10 lndian barrels ) VINE
90 . e easas prime Goshen cheese
Ground alum and sack salt
With general assor, ment of vines liquors. spiees
dive stufs gunpowdcr chewing tobacco, soap, candles
and oher Groceries, for Gale. credit or for cast
payment, at moderate prices. By
SAMUEL. b LARM0UR Go.
NJ The Leesburg Genus Of liberty, and Warrenfon
sprc,ator, will pease insert this three weekly mo
,erd their accounts to the Office OF the Phenx Gs'
lite sept -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15

.Molasses, Yea, &c.
VOHN II. LADD offers for sale
d IL hhds retailing moiasses
3chests young hyson tea, "hentos' cargo
9pipes Gin
barrels sperm OIL
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscadel raisns
50 boxes yellow soap
I barrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum : sal.
$50 sacks blown Liverpool filled
$50 barrels No mactercI
so kids No l
40 barrels Nos. ! aud herring
1oOu pounds Goldfish
100 reans wrapping paper
900 gunny bags
90 pieces tow cloth
40 grindstoncs
case combs. assorted sizes
rreehorn'sploughs, mould boards, shares &c.
sept2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
NeNOV al.

Removal.
ygVIE subscribe respe ctfuI, informs his friends and
L the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the franklin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stand; where he continues to carr on the
Saddle, Harness Trunk business,
IN I'LL IT'S TqRI0US BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful Acknowledgements to his
freas and the public for the liberal patron sc he has
received from them; and begs leave to assure them,
that. with the aid of the best workmen, and an am
pie supply of the most choice materials. he VIII be
able 10 render entire satisfaction to those who may
please favcr him with their business either by order
or personal application.
he has ON hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saIdles best quality; stuff flaps
To do do plain
DO do common do
Lalies' do bt and common
Plated and steel bite brides, OF various kinds
Plated and steel mOunte d martngales
Saddle bass-of the lates fashion. and common
Yelisses and carpet ravelEg bags :.
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass. and japannned mounted 'arFys'' haF'
Wagon, cart and drsy harness
Fire Buckets and baters
And also general assortment OF
Elegant Hay1 Leatdsr Irareiing Trunks
And great variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrips
Saddletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffsio skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, bucK and calf
skin, and quilted a, shortest notice.
Old sadd es harness. and trunks of all kinds, repair
ed at the shortest notice.
JAMES VANSANr.
a. A boy. about II years of age, will be taken as
An opprentce 10 the above business. One from the
country would be preferred. SEPT 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
FaN Goods.
RICHARD S. HOPKINS & Co.

4 RE now receiving their fall stock Of DRY GOODS.
IA which were selected with care, and which they
, fier for sale on liberal terms-among them arc
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths
Cass;meres, ssttinets and aannels
Silk, valencis and toiIinett sings
Bazes, rose aud point blankets
Calcoes, Italian lutestrings
Black gro de maps aud leyantnes
italian grapes, f,g and bandanna handkcrchiefs
Black worsted hose
White do do
Also, general assortment OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
such as bieached aud brown shrlings and shee,ings
tckines. cheeks, plaisls. &c. nc. oct q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED IND
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, Of both sexes.
from l2te IS years Of age--held hands. Also me-
chanics Of every description :,
Persons wishing to sell would 60 well to give us
acal, as we are determined to give higher procession
slaves than any purchaser woi now or may be mere
after in this market.
ANY communication in writing will oepromptiy al
tended to. We can 1t all times be iouh1 ~ "" "
,;enc. west end of Duke street, Alexandra, u c.
.en, "a FRANKLIN & ARhFlELDi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
Y mDaMN1n. 0ppDBaa a5, $780, NEW s@mlEse v0h
scott Il Wright

HAVE removed, from the corner Of King and Fair
fax Streets tothe Store, corner Of King and Royal
Streets lately occupied by Messrs John u. Johnson z
Co. oct 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
Notice
Steamboat Arrangement.

% In future, the S.ean-Packet
FRANKLIN,
,s-~-SSsSST Captain James hewitt, master, will
: - ;5sscE2 lelve BALTIMORE for tue district OF
'' n'., Oa eyssy Wednesday,, al 5 o'eloek, r. III
US ilal1S r-ce.tly undergone ataorough repair
a. -"'a are fitted up tss,eluily and commodions;
N'r ga" a st;i more important, she has n new and
\" superior ha'ier. on the most improved plan.
'S'eairN vii receive every attention to make
n,n c1alrtsbe
IN me tREDERiCRSBTRG, Captain 2. J jenkins.
~. I've R4'nre At her usual hour ecery Saiurfay,
.S. p v june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15
Stocks
{ nrOiiMa Noes.

slECEIvED per schr Elizabeth Baxter, and nov
inding at Irwins wharf, forty three bales Caro-.
lima Moss, which will be sud reasonably. by
oct IL A, G.. CAZEHOVE & Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15

Charles bennett
HAS imported. by the ship Virginia from hremeh
4 via Baltimore
Bur.aps, Nos. i, 2,3
AMI, by other late arrivals, has received
Best twi!led sackmgs
SEQ. ch osn, urgs
Cotton burlIps, very superior article Tor
negroes
Drsb and m xed kerseys and hushings
shad and herring seine Irvine, shoe thread
&c &C sept2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
GENERAL COuRT

This court closed its session Saturday last. The
following will exhibit the result Of the cases against the
sureies Of Jerman Baker, the late Treasurer:
At former term judgments rendered against
the suretes for all the money mot in the Treasury, with
which the Treasurer stood chargeable the books of
$25,il3 49, and it charged on the sureues for the
years 1924 3, g. 8, according to their respective
responsibilities. But the Commonwealth also claimed
on account of the funds of the Cincinnati Society," the
sum of S577S is, with interest from the first day of
January 1926 to be charged the bond for the year 1925
and the sun of S2265 so with interest from the LIST of
January, 1928 TO he charged the bond for the yea
1871 The sursties cOnroverted their responsbiltyr
for these funds and a thereupon agreed as
certaning the facts upon which the question of respon-
sbility depended. We cannot present detailed state
ment Of the facts contained in the agreed bu con-
tent ourselves with the following, showing the oun-
dalton Of the Commonwealth claim.
On the 9Th Of February, 1914, an Act of Assembly
was passed which recited that the Society of Cncin-
natl did on the 18th Of December 1907, resolve that
when the Society should be reduced to prevent
general meeting for three years, IL should be the duty
of the standing committee to declare that the difficult
ties contemplated by the 18th section Of their consitu-
ton had occurred and after such declaration and not
sooner, the following disposition should take effect, to
witt the whole Of the funds should be presented to the
Washington Academy, in Rockbridge county, the
cypress condition that there should be established and
continued in the said seminary Military School in
which should be taught, at least the sciences Of or-
cations aud gunnery. In failure Of this condition,
the fund should be vested ia the Commonwealth to be
applied by the Legislature TO other semina-
ry provided, that whenever such transfer should
take place, the existing provisions should oontin-
ne charged thereon. The act further recited the
twelfth section OF the Constitution, which provided
that the funds Of each state meeting should be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
June 90.


I.VDIGES7IO.N-oR, SOUR STOMACH
III acknowledged by medical writer's 20 be n COM
Il plain, of stubborn kind, at all times very difficult
Of cure. This h sufficiently illustrated in the dsep-
poin'men OF those who unfortunately, suffer er il;
as they Tor the most part hnd that after having tried
many things, TO little purJo,e they are at last
obliged to use for, perhaps, the remainder of le such
articles as can at best but pallate the disease.
Under such circumstances, any medicine capable Of
removing the complaint. must surely be article high
y deserving the attention OF those who al ieted
with il such medicine s DR.. JHeade's Antidvspcu-
tic, Stomach Pills the success of which has never
yet been equaIled for the of Dyspepsia in its most
complicated forms. such loss of appetite; nausea, or
sickness at stomach and siimes vomiting; beichng
up OF water, which Is sometimes tasteless, but most
commonly sour; gnawing pain in the stomach he art
burn, or what is called sour stomach; cosivene pale
ness OF the coun'enance; langour lowness of spirits;
palptatons Of the heart; vertigo giddines and dis
turbed sleep. The number of these symptoms varies
in different patients with being felt only in part,
while others have additional ones, equally disa-
gteeable such pains the he al and bre asst:
haulence, or wind in the stomach and bowels; emacia
ton, wasting OF the whole boly with great weak
ness, particularly OF the egs. Whoever applies these
pills in the above diseases, according the dire cons
will never be disappointed. as they have never once
been known TO fail in producing radical and perma-
nent cure The use Of single box, will convince the
most unhelieving Of their efficacy. They will most
effectually remove all Of the stomach not
merely by neuraizing the acid but by correcting that
morbid state OF the which give rise 10 H. and
at the same time will restore to the debated gans
OF Digestion that tone and vgor, which lie absolutely
necessary TO the well-beDg Of the animal economy.
This medicine IL the Invention Of a physician, who
mas sprheu ms study and practice, for a number Of
years, TO this distressing dsease and il IT, therefor
the result of much experience. Induced by the duty
he owes to Society, the Proprietor has adopted this
mode OF circulation in order to give greater range
of publicity and that il may become more extensively
usetul than could possibly be- IL confined with
| in the private practice of any individual whatever.
The great success of these pills, in the Of those
distressing symptoms attending Dyspepsia Indige
on have induced many persons, without any know
ledge oil the materials made Of in this ceie
remedy to offer to the public as a cure for Dy.pep ss
various articles under the Of Pills. Tine & c.
in recommending which, they have adopted the very
words OF the ski!u and scientific inventor OF this med!-
cine. The public therefore, 10 obs rye
that none are genuine, unless the directions
nying each box has the signature OF George Smith,
For sale by JAMES MCKILDOE.
Richmond, Va.
June 20. l5-w4w