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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

TVNHE subscriber just the Chemical Ware
house OF George w Carpenter, Philadelphia, the follow
ing articles, which, among many other chemical articles prpa
red thee are in high repute amongst the medical
gentlemen OF that city
Saratoga Powders by which the prepared equal
IN all respects, 10 that taken from the springs
Compound FLUID Extract Of Sasaparila, for preparing
few minutes the Lisbon diet drink.
Compound Syrup Of Lverwor, safe and valuable med
plants most OF the me4cines made of for the
eases of stimulating nature composed generally resins
and balsams alcoholic solutions which although sometimes
giving temporary relief almost where they ore
freely used aegavate the disease and reduce strength of
The patients this preparation active be made
the plant and the virtues considerably improved
tonic aud exPectora medicines which have been selected
aduran,s.
Creled Kali making the saline draught of neutral mix
re dTachm of this salt dissolved of water
instantly produces mixture similar and equal every respect
10 that made with fresh lemon juice aud salt of tartar.
Black Oxide Of Mercury, for exemporaneously making the
the PHI S'a'" " '''' '4'D 70 ''''s grams OF
Sohed Copaya This an active preparation of the bal
and is rendered solid without action heat dimi
hing ITS strength by the addition of inefficient articles
much approved Of by the faculty Caution The Resin
Paya made by evaporsiing the hasam is entirely inert
OIL of Copaiya, dose TO drops, is superior Naphia
Tor preserving potassium.
Oil ofCubebs This valuable addition to basam copaiva
10 To 20 drops of baam will greatly
virtues of that remedy IN Gonorrhea
Extract of Qunue grains Of which equal to of
Qulnne, aud at less than one third of the price.
Oh of Black Pepper This is much active preparation
than Pr crime one drop fully equal to three grass Of the lat
define
Superior Red Bark. And
Superior Casaya Bark This the species OF yellow
bark and derives IT'S name from the province which cob
ceed is the bark which yields Qunne greater proportion
than any other species neatly put up ed cylindrical
packages Of pound and ounce.
Besides the above articles, hand any ofhe following
articles can be had at short notice If desired, viz:
DenaTcotized Opium.
Denarcoiized AeidnlOus Tuctup of Opium.
Compound Tonic Extract
Extract of Siramonum
Acetate, suphate and pure Morpha.
MuIae and Oxide Of Gold
Piperne, Emetine, Supuline,
DelPhine, Cmchonine, Strychns and veratriue.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
HUGH C. McNEMARA

As just received, and offers SALE the following 4,
IL aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
~ Prevention better than Cure. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

w Chapman, M. -.
I'm. p. DetoesS, ~ ID. Professors in the Uni
Thomas C. james, M. d. versity Of Penn.
JYiiiiTm r.. Horner, M. ID.
John G. Otto, M. ID.
Thomas r. Hanson M d.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-26
TERATS


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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
E0 NeNt
DysVepsy tuved II Prevented.

IAR v. SUTHERLAND. having discovered the
of, and the remedy for this most direful dis
offrs his services those who have suffered by
its distressing influence, for short time for many
years
tie has entire confidence in the remedy, If admins.
red agreaby to his directions, merely from his
belief in the correctness Of its principles connected
with the Of dyspepsy, also from having prae
tsed with complete success in very great number
of obstinate in which the patients have been A.
cted with ne"ry all IF the following svmp-
toms: pain III tile h, ad; dizziness vertigo, confusion
Of mind, attended with loss Of memory, Jisagreeable
tsste in the mouth; timid,, melancholy rritabiiitys
los" of appetite, nausea; gnswirg in the stomach
when empty affection of the attended with
gene "a, debility and loss Of energy; chness; affection
OF sight; sourness burning of the stomach, Aauen.
cy pressure the stomach after meals, producing
great neasnes and DISTRESS cold feet and hands; lam
gore weakness Of the stomach attended with vomiting,
acd erucraton; unessiness in the throat with pain il
the side breast, pspationt weakness and pains IL
the legs. frequent ard involuntary sghing, yawninRs
dropsness regularity Of tn. bowels, pain in the buck
tremor disurv; disturbed sleep.
Those persons who affected with any or oil OF
the above mentioned. and consider item evils "too
grevo,s be borne," are respectfully recomnended
10 call on DIR s. by whom the, confidently assured
lief and will also prove preventive against the re-
turn Of the disease. References will be made to 70.
spectacle ladies and gentlemen, residing in this city
and els where, who have been benefited by the use
of this remedy.
| DR. Sutherland may be seen At his Office. No. -
Wall street, every day Except SunGays) between 10
and o'clock and all other times at his residences
No 1855 Elm, corner of Grand street.
New York, Oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
~ M h.rper.

TgAVING been with octor ,urH1siASD. Of New
AE Yurx, Tor some time and practsed under his dt.
rection, and being appointed b, Dr $. As his >gent
for this section of country, offers his services to tho
public in the cure Of nyspeps, without the use OF me-
d,cne Can be- seen at ali times his Dru gs, Store
on Fairfax Street, Alexandra. where satisfactory evt'
dence be given of cures performed in few day.
time Oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
OHIO ELECTION.

We su6jOin the latest intelligence from Ohio,
merely stating, ourselves that SO far every thing
looks favorable:
ErtrGct Of q letter to the Editors of the Nation.
al Lateligencer.
After stating the favorable result in some 9th
er counties heretofore mentioned, the writer
says:
lin the rest Of the State, so far as heard from,
the result is decidedly favorable. In Pickaway,
Belmont, Montgomery, Knox, Licking, Warren,
COshOcton, Tuscarawas, and Delaware, where
last year the Jackson Ticket had succeeded,
wholly or in part, we have elected Clay Repre-
sentatiyes. In Hamilton and Butler, the two
most decided Jackson counties in the State, we
believe, from the partial returns received, that
the Caucus Ticket has been signaliy defeated -
In the district lately represented by Mr.. Goode-
now, Gen. Stokeley, the Clay candidate, is I'M
derstood to have been elected Local causes
have operated against Gen. M'Arthur in several
counties IN which we have elected our representa-
tiyes. We believe, however, that he has been
chosen Governor by handsome majority"
From the Scioio Gazette.
"We lay before our readers to-day the returns
from a number of the counties in this State.
We learn from verbal sources entitled to credit,
that MArthur has beaten Lucus in the Miami
country from to 5000 votes. This will take
him into the Reserre with an even vote with Lu-
C:>, if not head of him. In the Reserve we cal
culate on majority of from 7 to 10000 votes.
His election 10 therefore absolutely certain by a
lar.e majority. Gen. Findlay is reelected to
Congress from the Cincinnati district; Judge
Crane. Gen. Vance. aud Thomas CorwIn, are
elected from the Miami Valley; William Russell
from the district below US; Mr.. Vnton from the
one east Of us; and Judge Irwin from the Lancas-
ter district Kennon and Stanberry are re-eect-
ed, and We learn. verbally. that General Stoke
lev Is elected over Leavitt, the caucus candidate
in the Steubenvile district Thompson and
Wmttlesev are. we have no doubt, reelected.
and Clay man from the district represented by
Mr.. BARLEY. who declined a reelection. Thus
will Ohio present in the next Congress thirteen
representatives to one, who will vote dead shot
against the odious measures of the present ad.
miuistratiOn.
From the accounts already received there
will be majority of from Is to 20 in joint ballot
in the Legislature in favor Of HENRY CLAY. The
majority last wear was twelve for Jackson. So
much for the VEro.''
From the Ohio State Journal. Oct. 81.
Congressional Election.-WILLIAMS TANsER-
RY tanti-Jackson. mas been re elected to Con
SttS- iIoui uct'Nt ny h'iiuso'uS
ity. The vote stood in Franklin county:
Na,berry. N'Lme.
Franklin. ................ 90l.... -. 800
Licking 80. ....... .1O90........l05l
Knox ................... | 61........ 500
The returns from Coshocton, Delaware. Mar
rion and Crawford have not been received; it is
ascertaned however. that MIR. 5. received, In
those counties considerable majority.
Members Of Congrsss.-The following persons
have been elected to the next Congress, from this
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27

It is stated in the Paris Journal des Commas
sance. Usuelles, in an article on the use OF the
Chloride Of Lime as dislnfectlns agent that IL
may also be employed with great advantage 70
counterfeit the disagreeabie odour o fresh paint
I'm newly painted apartment" says that Jour,
nal. ..boards three feet long BY two broad should
oe "~er Them, upon which the chloruret
should be sprinkied. If the room is carefully
closed. it will be found that the decomposing &C
tion of the earbonc acid Of the air will neutral
ize the smell Of the paint"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
COMM ERCIAI..
BOSTON MARKET-Ocronr

BUS IUN MAXINE T-UcToBER D.
Corn.-There have been no heavy operations
in the market this week-most of the cargoes are
taken as they arrive, by the dealers-Whte 50
60, and prime Yellow fiat 60 Gle. Per bushel
No cargo sales of Nothern.
Fourth the early part Of the week some
sales were made below last quotations. and about
$500 barrels. various descriptions, principally for
expectation, at present reported prices.-COurier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
Spanish AaMgWage.
ri, SENIOR ANTONIO SANTOBENIA,

PROPOSES to open, in concert with Mons Rouxs
Spanish School in this place. An evening c'ao
will take place on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
and win begin on the Goth inst Private lessons gill
ALSO be given al the lodgings Of the ladies' WHO may
wish it.
For terms and information apply 10 asrtiHs 1901
,tore and 10 Mons Roux. - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
rb. Richmond Enquirer talk. ofour "w.rrs.

LOO DEFEAT in Pennsylvania and New JERSEY
and suggests to the friends Of the American Sys
tenn TO chastise themselves into seriousness b,
dwelling on their disasters in these two States
Defeats and disasters! These defeats and dis
asers are by no means disreishing to US; but they
seem to have inflicted dyspepsia on the Judgment
of the Editor Of the Enquirer, or he certainly
would never heve designated the results of the
elections in Pennsylvania aud New Jersey. as he
has done. By way of setting him right as to the
elections in Pennsylvania, we suboin compara.
tive lists of the members OF the present Congress
from that State, and of those of the next
alst Congress. 22d Congress.
James Buchanan Dnidan hiesster
Thomas II. Crawford Thomas H. Crawford
Richard Coulter Richard Coulter
Hurmaa Jenny HarmMl Denny
Joshua Evans Joshua Evans
James Ford James Ford
Chauncey Forward David Mann, jr.
Joseph Fry, jr. - King
John Gilmore John Gilmore
Innis Green John G. Butcher
Joseph Hemphil Henry Horn
Peter Ihrie, Jun. Peter Ihrie, jun.
Thomas Irwin Andrew Stewart
Adam King Adam King
George c. Leiper DuDid Pohs, Jr.
Aem Mari - Dewart
William McCreery ~ I. Mckennan
Daniel H. Miller "John G. Watmough
II. A. Munlenbers II. A. Munlenburg
William Ramsay William Ramsay
John Scott Robert .7lisOn
sThomas H. Sill John Banks
Samuel A. Smith Samuel A. Smith
Philander Stephens Philander Stephens
John B. Sterigere Joel X Mann
Joel B. Sutherland Joel b. Switzerland
Those marked y, are Clay members; and those
in Italics are Anti Mason, and Clay. Messrs
Smith and Ihrie were JacksOnians, but are now
elected by the Anti Masons, in opposition to the
jackson ticket. Reckoning these as Clay men
we have eleven members in the next Congress,
making an actual gain of TEN. as we had but
ONE Clay member in the present Congress. This
is one of the dtfeats on which we are invited by
the Editor Of the Enquirer to mediate, with a
view to our modification. 1t he can reflect up
on it with cOmplacency, we see no good reason
to prevent us from doing the same.-Nat Jour.
We find the following paragraph in the New
York Gazette. The rumor that some change is
about to be made IN the Cabinet has been in cir
culaton here for some DAYS: but we are disposed
to think that there can be no good ground to ex-
pect that the arrangement specified in the quota
ton will be the one adopted here:-ILid.
"A letter from this city published in the Bos-
ton Palladium. saws. good friend of the admin
istration who has had good opportunities for
knowing their intentions has Just told me that a
chonge is to be made by the President in the Cab
met. Ingham is to retire, 60 abroad, and MIR,
M'Lane, our Minister to England, is to succeed
him in the Treasury Department. Quere-how
will Calhoun relish thiss"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
Cheese. 0ugar. Wine, &c !.

Cheese, sugar, Wine, &C.
- ECEIvED per packet from New York, and fol
IL sale by J SHli.LABER-
so casks cheese, said to be very coed
10 hnds New Orleans sugar
10 casks malaga wine
In Store.
hhds West lUdia muissses
20 bags Rio coffee
100 sizes rcd soai leather
IS boxes No chocolate
1860 lbs bacon
box, $50 pair India rubber over shoes
oct II -eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
NJ ARRIED,

At Castle Calhoun, Va. on the 18th inst. by
the Rev. Mr.. Chiyers, Mr.. SAMUEL CLARKE, of
PENNSYLVANIA. TO Miss MARY TATsApAueH, Of
Alexandria, ID. l..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27

"Ihave appointed WILLIAM HARPER
Druggist, OF Alexandria district of Co,, mb,s, my
Asent, who has been fully qualified for curing Dys'
pepey on the plan prsrtispi bv m, self oct -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
Found,

an Sunday, oath instant, in Mr. smoots Lumber.
ID Yard, .ecre,ed under plank, large parcel OF
EEys nj different sizes. which the owner can have
nv having for this advertisement Inquire OF the Prin'
" P"'"'s ~ &C. 2y-gt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27

From the best information we have been able
to obtain, DUxcAN M'ARTHUR will have hand
some majority.
By the latest accounts, it appears that the Le-
rislature of Vermont had ballotted tpentyjour
fines for Governor without coming to deci-
sion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
New saddle, WurMess > Trunk
M.iNIlFHCTORY

sNyiIE subscriber rcspe ctfdi a,"rms his friends OF
Z Alexandra. and It's vicinity, that he has estab sh'
ed the above business. on Kin. street, tcw d0on
east of Messrs RI Ftzhugns Or Gerry ST. re, under
tie rection ana ,uperlntnndence IT ANDREW stLtr'
VAN; Who will manufacture and keep for Sal. on 'he
most reasonable terms. and made Of the best mater'
ais the following articles:
Gen,lemen's nest upholstered, plain and common
.,diic,; ladies' best and common do, bridles mar
,ngacs vaisses and saddle bags OF all KINGS, best
black leather travelling trunks and Brussels carpet
aveing bags; hair and fancy trunks and WHIPS VI Ell
nds; best coach and ZIG harness, common do cet~
role wagon and cart DO together ~,'a every a'''css
Ill the line. =.
In addition TO the experience Of the conductor ~
the business he has procured tn aid Of man
from Richmond Va considered one OF me best sac
ders in the >ts'r. who intends Introducing the
WIRE SPRING SADDLE,
improved by himself % Hyde,) which, tor durability
and ease to the rider and HORSE far superior to any
spring saddle ever offered to the public
Gentlemen are solicited TO call and examine the
model .
IrOld work repaired al the shortest notice, and 70
the best style. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed. hoKHlio ph1'
oct 5-dlw& eotlst Jan.
The Leesburg Genius of Liberty, and Frederick n.
burg (Va) Arena will insert the above 81, and send
their accounts to II. ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27

Crab Cider Wanted.
4 WISH to purchase from so to 50 barrels good crab
Il cider, which be recommended. Also some
condemned whiskey, for the purpose OF making aco-
ho which he will keep fol- sale ut Baltimore prices
T.. J. SALNErhr.
Dyer and scourer, Royal street. Alexa'
net u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
ALEXANDRIA, ID. &.

.,,rSn3Y N0RYiSG. OCTOBER p. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
1--WE DOLLARS Reward

VXyU.L be given to any person who will find silver
w patent lever Watch, stolen from the schooner
Cyane, on the 22d instant; makers name, Robert os'
keli Liverpool. No 30,8i7 If left with the Printer.
no quest will be asked.
net 9S-2ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

Notice.
TINDER the authority OF . Decree Of the Cous<y
u Court ofFairfax in the case Of Thomas Swami,
Complainant against the Executor Of Levi Stone, de-
ceased and d. r. Chichester Defendants. the subscn.
Der will offer for sale, at public auction. at the FROM
door Of the Court HOUSE of Fairfax GUILTY. at oue
O'Clock, = NJ. m the 1sih day Of Eocsn51 ned.
sEx Il TRACT OF LAND
$3.50 on Pohck Run. in the said County, ADJOINING
Ee the lands Of Jno Golfers heir, Peter CouL-
saNE. ter's heirs. Doctor m. GunneT, and D. r.
Chichester, supposed ," contain
161 Acres.
The quantity will, however, be accurately Ascertain.
ed By the day Of sale. Terms Cash.
Il. I. TAYLOR,
OCT 22 Commissioners.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27
SHIP NEWS.
PORT az .aLEXaAD RLa. (D. ,

ARRIVED, OCTOBER 26,
Schr. New Packet, FOwIe NewLury; port
rum and molasses to w. Fowle & Co. and freight
for the District.
Passed down, from Georgetown, Ship Shenan.
dOah, Rose. for Amsterdam.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27

-, nu,eur. of Massachusetts, has declined
Nh non mont to Congress. He makes the fourth,
e 'ses.nectable delegation of that State. WHO
i 1sIlned being candidates for reelection. :
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-18

On Tnesday Dec. a, at ~ o'clook, \ the
President of the United States, ,commu7
.uicatsd to both Houses of Congress
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-29
DRAWS TO-MORROU.

Delaware s. n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Cioss No. 20, far 1850,
10 be drawn at Wilmington (iell on Tuesday, tb'.
50h # November
90 NUMBER LOT7ERY 9 DR.fHN B4LLO1S s.
CAPITAL pRIRES:
! prize of $4,000 prize of Si.250
| do of 5000 1 do of l,l00
1 do of 1880 1 do of LOCO
Tickets 81 halves 90; quarters 20.
To be had at
J. RUMNEY'S OrFIcrs,
". Corner Of k,ng and Royol Streets and neat 10
he city Hotsl, oppositcthe Market House
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-29

THE reason ,ohy Pennsylvania ,ras settled.
Penn refused to put l'Is ha, of
Before the King, and therefore sat off
Another Country TO light pat on,
" here he might worship with his hat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-29

The followingi is a continuation OF the extracts
made from the foreign papers received BY the
Minerva Ii will be seen that the accounts OF
the movement Of the mob upon Versailles, witha
view of scizins upon the Ex-Ministers. is more
full aud particular than the notice of that intend
cd outrage given Yesterday. The conduct of the
King during the threatened Instruction, was de-
serving Of all praise.-A. !. Commer'id .7dc.
From the Gazette de FFcnce Of Ociober2l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-29

ner voyage
lar with lh
round The {
whilst ever
in attentlan
young Dull
whilst the !
branches oil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAL iNTELLIGENCER, Vols. q. =.
IN for 1890 - -
Deiiy DO. do. vols IL, IL, for 1slI-ia.
Richmond Enquirer, VOL ID fer 1917.
virginia Gozette. vols. 49, 10, 90, e. 60, for 1908
1-5-6-7-e-0. -
Virginia Patriot, vols. 1, Q, 8, a., 5, G, T. 8. for
1910 II-I2-l3-I4-I5-16-I7 - W.
the Book and Stationery store of
mays r. ID. sANxhv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
NOTICE.

ID HOUSTON DENTIST respcc,fullv info,n.
II the ladies and gentlemen Of Virginia, that no
intends starting on a professional tour on or obou,
the 6tb day Of July, and will visit Fredoricksburo.
charlottesville, and Stanton. in which places he will
remain a few dsys-he will visit the White Sulpbur.
Warm and Sweet Springs, and return by the was OF
hyncbburg. He gives this euriy noiise, that AIS
friends may have an opportunity caI on him prcyi-
Gus 70 his Temporary absence from Richmond and 10
spprise those remote, ofhs intention of visog
the above PLACES =
N-Br-He expects to be absent from Richmond
seect swo mon.is. Jsss~Iswtf .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
poS Just Received Rec from France,

just Received from France,
EGNAULD'S Pectoral Balsamc Paste Tho
- beneficial effects of this Paste, known a lonT
time before It was made public and its subseonor1;
Success have procured the favorable roception Will
ancc. 'o' aPPeaf-
IL is highly beneficial to persons afflicted ,,;,,,
lungs. u''uSes Vi tho
In asthma, either in old or young pation,s ,h;,
preparation employed in rather large aosos ssnsc;aI
c, az dpisno, when going to bed, has frequently Of
IGc'ed a complete cure, and constantly nroc,,ycJ
sleep, and rendered expectoration Abundant md
easy. N""' una
al 10 Gougns which accompany and follow measles in
srable effect. " ''o '"'S' uo-
professionally in public " 'Poo"
MANY o. the public journals, and some of the mos,
euIiehl physicians IN Paris, have given Rcpnuulds
foste most fattering recommendation. A cons,ant
supply wal be kept by the subscriber at his Book and
STATIONERY Store, warranted genuine.
ma 30 n SANv
az 90, 60, UsetuI--4, 8, 6. \, SO. EnIe1t.;nin,;
knowledge. and No. Maps adapted n ,h66
IN fOrs %. l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
ALGERNON SIDNEY

UST PUBLlSHED-Th Letters of Afternoon
sidney, IN defence Of Civil Liberty, and against
lne oncroacbmen's OF Military Despotism written by
an eminent citizen Of Virginia, and rstpubIishod in
the hIchmond Enquirer in 18l8-1o. To which are
ADDED, IN an Appendix, the remarks of Mr.. Richie
as referred to by the author of "Algernon Sidney
~ Psge 80 OF the pamphlet; with an introducion BY
ap97 lCoRpyNer n GO