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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE The sub.
seilber offers for sale, Seven Sixieenths of
STEAM MILL, In the Borough OF Norfolk, ehgibIy
sitnated on The River and fitted for a Grst and Saw
NH. Inc cost of This properly in 1877 was Sirfy
Thousand Dollars. The Machinery is perfect ia ali
Parts, ADD might be put in operation at rfne ex-
enc, having received little injury from use
IL u IN lee simple and stands water io extending
voc channel oil the river-The remsining Nine Sig
teenNs are also Tor sale, and the whole might be oh
aned' oy one disposed TO purchase on The most sc-
eommoaahng terms GEO. T. KENYON,
Executor to the Estate of Com.
80 II. Sinclair, decd.
puR' 10 n 29-1y
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Aug. 10 b.

"A DMINIS TRAITORS SALE -On Thursday. ire
- Isl day OF Sep ember next, il fair il not the ne xt
ar day we shall expose 10 sae to the highes, bidder
at The late residence of Sephen Wooison, deed ali
the personal estate of said Woodson consisting OF par
SCI OF vaiuaeI' negroes, stock OF every description
plantation utensls hous ehold and kitchen furni,ure
cvrn' &c. &c &c. Terms-six months credit for all
'um' over ten doars-under that, cash Bonds aud
approved security will be required OF the purehasers
OVERT0N C. ANDERSON,
BENJAMIN NJ. PERKINS
:, Aamr's oil Stephen Woodson, deed.
~ ID All persons having claims against the estae
ire requested 10 bring them 10 for se,lem aud tho
indebted to- ueks payment immsdiaely,'a s no ndu!-
gence can BIS given. o C. A.
Is. M. p.
August ~. 29-ids Admt's
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HINoR RENT.-The subscriber wishes to rent or
n lease for one years, his Tavern establish
ment, at Lunenburg Courthouse the houses are well
calculated for public entertainment, and conveniently
arranged for that purpose-Terms made know on APP
piicaion to the subscriber, living the premises
WILLIAM III. TAYLOR.
June a. 10 A.
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wHEREAs by Decree q tho High Court Of
w Chanc-ry OF Great Britain, made in a cause
'Ulhihtrne W Niehos,' tits referred TO John Edmund
wdeswell, Eq one Of the Masters OF the said Court
to enquire and state 10 the Court whether Patrick
Phillips, the Bankrupt, in the peadings OF the said
cause named. died ies,ate interstate, and who was
his Heir at Law at the time OF his death, and who
was bic personal representative and in the said
Master should pd tia! Michael Phillips The Heir
Law OF the ssid Patrick Phillips, then the said Mss.
Ter was erqaire and state to the Court who the
Heir az Law and the personal representative of Mi
ehaei Phillip. Therefore, any person claiming to
be he Heir at Law, OF the said Patrick Phillips, Cor
merly OF Hunssrord Market, in tho Parish OF ST.
Martha in the Fields, in the county OF Midd!esex, in
Great b iiain, Fish Monger, and afterwards OF Bah
Town, 10 The State Of Virginia, 10 North America, aud
who died there in or about The month OF November,
1878 at the time OF his death apy person claiming
TO be his personal representative 10 by their s.
lieiors, on or before the "a day OF Os,ober next
come in tefore the said Master, Mr. DowdeswelI, at
his Office in Southampton Bulldogs, Cbaocery Lane,
London, 10 Great Baain aforesaid and establish such
respective claim or In default thereof, they will be
percmptorily excluded the benefit of the mid decree
HAMILTON s. BOLDEN,
Plaintiffs Solicitors, III Southampton 81. Covent
Garden, London.
Augns' ~. 30-1m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

| A SPECULATION M tAas .s,io., oad ,oor
n thy Of attention From the xses, success attend
Jog me last C,sS' 81 SYLVESTER. Licensed Lo'te-
submits the following plan to his friends 10 this section
| The NEW YORK, LOTTERY. F.ra Cas-. No.
Is, will be drawn 2is, September, &c Nti,nbers,-
dra,on Ballots. The chief Prizes are
$4,000. $4,000. $50 900. $4,000. $4,000.
$3.50, sc. Sc.
| Ills the intention OF s J. Sylvester to club
20 Packs Whole tickets, 800 800
go DO o Halves 4s0 0 2Io 0
mn s., s,oo g tickets $50 at SIG. slo,oso
$50 Tickets must draw $3.50,
100 Shares, each $40 so, 1880.
Dedue'og $42s0 from $40 $50, leaves $500, di-
oed INTO ioo shares the greatest possible loss will be
Il is certain the Tickets will draw mors than the
above named sum, but this amount mentioned az they
cannot bring less. To those who remit SIS in Notes
or Prizes, regular cert6 safe Of each Package aud
Combination Numb-s will BE- Forwarded. The Tick.
ets will be lodged in the Bank Till after hs drawing
and the Prize money Immediately divided among the
Shareholder Such chance seldom occurs u obtsin
tho splendid Capitals. The plan has ct with much
appreciation 10 New York and PHILADELPHIA that al
ready 43 shares have been taken.
Messrs. Yates s. MIutyre, the Managers, will with
each certificate, give guarantee for the payment Of
S. J. SYLVESTER, begs TO iemr,k to those wis
20 cot know him, thai he bas pevmsep refer til,
Managers. Messr'. Yates s. Miniyt. am a'.o ifis-
pu"eu, give names OF urtN uou Ss throug
out the U. States and the CsDadas Many III not wi n
to risk so much, S. ]. SYLVESTER has there.
lore for sale in the scheme, Whole Tick
.s SIG, Halves s., Quarters 81 All Letters
by Mall meet The same attention as on personal appli-
cation, If addressed
S. J. SYLVESTER, New York
N. ID. There good Schemes drawing every
Wednesday, 10 New York. Those Of NY distant P
irons wishipgto adventure 8, 10, 20 dollars, or up
wards, may depend on having tickets RENTED by for.
~arding their orders by mail. Address as above.
Syivesteis Reporter, Counterfeit Deiectsr, and
New York Price Current, published every Wednesday
Evening, will be sent gratis for IL months TO all who
Zeal With Sylvester In addition TO the above, contains
Prices OF Stocks, Shares, List OF Broken Banks, Bank
Note Tsb'e, Official Schemes and Drawings, together
with variety OF miscellaneous matter.
August 23 30-l6S
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The fact ought DO universally known France is at ths
moment indebted to Pc and for being invaded by Russia
When the Duke Constantine hed from Warsaw papeTs be
bind him proving that the Russians after the Partisan events in
July, to have marched Paris If tho Polish
Iecton had not prevented them.
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Office of the

Office Of the Commissary General of Subsistence
WAsHrNGroN, July lst, 1881
SEPARATE Proposals win be received at this Or
~ nee, until tie FIRST day OF :ober next for tue de-
hvefy o. provisions for the OF the troops of the
Uni''d aes, TO be delivered in bulk, upon inspre-
iiur, as fellows: r
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800 poueds good hard Sep
1900 do 400 d bsrd tsIlow Csadlss
40 bushels good clean Salt
400 gallons good cider Vinegar
The whole ON lat June, 1882
AT the Saute de Ste. Marie.
i20 barrels Of Pork
$50 do fresh supsriue Flour
so bushels good sound Beans
f760 pounds good hard SOsp
500 pounesEood hard tsiiow Candles
40 bushels good clean Salt
$50 gallons good cider Vinegar
The whole on the lat June, iss9
At Mackinack.
40 barrel, Of Pork
$50 do fresh supei6ae Flour
ITO bushels good sound Beans.
1850 pounds good hard sosp
800 do good hard tailow candles
40 bushels good eltau salt
450 Esllons good cider vinegar
The whole on the LIST June, 1882
At Fort Gra,iot.
20ssrel, Of pork
$50 do fresh superfine Flour
ITO bu,hel, good sound beans
f76o peqnds good hard soap
SOC do good hard taliow osndlss
40 bushels good clean salt
450 gallons good cider vinsgsr
The whole on the i.t June, 1892
AT Fort Niagara.
40 barrels Of pork
$50 do fresh supsrfne Flour
10 bushels good sound beans
1850 pounds good hard sosp
800 pounds good hard tsllow candles
40 bushels good clean salt
$50 gallons good cider vinegar
AT Sackeits Harbour.
40 barrels Of pork
$50 40 fresh supsrfire Flour
no bushels good sound beans
1850 pounds good hard sosp
800 do good hard tallcw candles
40 bushels good elesp salt
$50 gallon, coed cider vinegar
L Hancock Barracks, Houitop, Meine.
$40 barrel, Of Boston No. pork
300 do fresh fupsrfine Flour
go bushels good sound beans
$500 pounds good hard soap
1000 dc good hard tsllow candles
30 bushels good clean salt
900 gallons good cider vinegar
whole in December, 1891, and January and Feb.
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THE TARIEF

CHARLES TAYLOR Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
DYsP EPsTA.

nFmost .sbsiinate character, after having bafaed withstood the most highly recommended medical pre-. parations, has been checked, relieved, and cured in
 number of instances in and about Boston, by using for short time Dr.. Relics
 VegctabIe Specifc, and Anti- Bilious Pills. in connexon, according the directions accomrany. ing the Specific. It is also ofthe best medicines knosvn for Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach, Nausea, aud Eiatalences. @5@l..e.
 No complaint ia perhaps more prevalen, in this or any country than Headache. It is seldom primary affection. but arises from variety of causes such as suppression of customary eyacualions ohsructed per. sPi, alton. Ne, It is likewise not subsequently symp- iomatic of indigestion for great is the sympathy be- tween the brain and somach that it is often dicut to determine which really in fau and when it ari. ses from foul state of the stomach, it is generally termed sick head ache, which will be speedily relev- ed by this Specific. '"@E - V
 remarkable case Is mentioned in Dr.. Conway's pamphletsof :" Lady of Danvers, who had been af- 1icted most of the time for 20 years with sick heat- ache, was cured by part of box of this Speciic.'
 Price Ot the Specific and Pills 50 cents each
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
White Teeth and Healthy Gums

FNlIOSE who would retain or restore those desira- A ble personal adyaniages,are assured that no com position can be obtained superior to the
 British Antiscptic Dentifrice.
 This is elegant and pleasant preparation in every respect, and has for many years past given universal satisfaction wherever it has been used.
 @ The Aniiseptc Dentfrice is exempt from acid and other deleterous ingredients which too frequently en- ter te competition of tooth powders in common use and whiiens the enamel of tae teeth without doing the least nnry. The regular of this admired pow der, by purifying the mouth and preventing the mutation of tarar operates the best preventive of Tooth Ache. The Dsnifrice removes discooraiions, and the beautiful native hite0ess of the ena- mel. As its application braces aad strengthens the Gums, it secures them their healthy and Horid hue and by fsmoving all offensive foreign accommodations from the tee preserves the natural sweetness of the breath. Price 50 coats. .ga .sa
 x.None genuine unless signed on the outsideprint- el wrapper by the sole proprietor, IT. KIDDER, iRsae 0i0se successor so the late Dr. W. T. Conway For sale, with all the other Conway Medicines at his Counting Room, No. 99. next door to J. Kidder s Drug Store. corner of Court and Hanover streets, near Coacert Ha, Bos.oa; aud also, by his special .Samuei Busi and Lee $, BeekiOiih, LitchG field;
 E. Co.oies, South Forms; D0niel Norton,
 Condon Juds0n S Wkittlesey, N. Preston i;
 Dr. Hnmphrey, SGlisbury; George Taylor,
 Neie- Aliiford Pitkin & Ssvifi, Norfolk. Large discount to these who buy to sell agai1.
 sJanuary lyeSwS2
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
MftrbfteIG 1ssu4Wfrer PURLisHED EvERY THURSDAY MOkNINe, By HENRY ADAMS. az.
TERMs.

To village and single mail suhscrlhers dollars pev year, payable before the expiration oi six months
 To companies of any nGmlSer over six el 50 uer year, payable above. To companies less than s; $i15 per year, payable as before. IT25 ceuss wil be deducted From each Of these prices when payenI IS made in advance. These prices are exclusive oi mali os stage charge for tfansporsation sMO papers will be discontinued nntil a arrearaves are paads except al the discretion of the editor
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be giye he the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions ST an1 the same proportion for two or more souares m as9gare 75 cts Continuance over three weeks. Sy per cent per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 or 10 months +Adminstfators' and Executors Notices. CT OO
 Commissioners' Notices. ~ s I- - VI SS
 All commaaications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
DUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENTi

ME extensive sale and established repn,a,on of
 DUMFRIES' ITCH CONTINENTS! ssG1 e.ousases the Froprietor 10 recommend 1t wilh newed confidence 10 ihe public as mos. innocent as wei as powerful application for this disease fhe most inveterate cases have been cured in one nour! by this esteemed Ointment. It contaans no oierc9ry, or other noxiOus ingredient, and may be Gonndentiy applied even tO the youngest children or to pregnant females. Price g 1-2 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
Sore and InR0ned Eves :,

VNHE si0dions, the weakly, and others, who are n tFnnbled with sofeness or inflammation of that delicate ergan, w be able to obtain amos. pleasant and invaluable application, in ,5.7-,.T.,, 7T
 G Dumfries EYE WATER!
 This well established Wash for the Eye is perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief even in very a gravaied eases of soreness and iniatnmation.
 Price 25 cents. ss-lSe , -ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
' T,HE TOOTH ACHE,

VHlS agonising disorder is cured in it's most paO- A fu stages, hy one of the most simple as welt as pow erfal remedies known ia modern practice. a. Zhe CGmbriaa Tooth Acke PiHs
 or. instant ree without inaicting the slightest - jury the teeth. They applied externally to ihe parts affected, with the greatest and expedition, and generally operate soothing lenitive 10 the su fering patient. Price 50 ccn.s box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

Never give counsel when is b not asked of you; especially tO those who Ere inca pablo of appreciating tt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

Muscalar Strength. Borellus was the
 first who demonstrated that the force ex-
 erted within the body greatly exceeds the
 weight to be moved without, and that na-
 ture in facs employs an immense power to moye a small weight. It has been cal- culated that the deltoie muscle alone, when employed in supporting . weight of 50 pouuds, exeTts force equal Co 2,560 pounds. Some notion of the force exert cd by the human body in progressive mo- tions, may be formed by the violence Of the shock when the foot unexpectedly impin- ges against any object in running. The strongest bones were occasionally ffaciur- cd by tho action of the muscles. The muscular power of tho human body is in- deed wonderful. A Turkish porter will
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doue again; or II done, At was oouDtea IL coa!t
be made of any great value.
such was the history Of the first experiment, as
il fell. not in the very language which have used,
h,t in its substance, from the lips Of the invent.
mr.. He did not live indeed to enjoy the full; go-
~ of his invention. 1t is mournful to say that
aitempts were made to rob him in the first place
&c The merits 0f his invention. and next Of ITS
fru;ts. He fell victim to his efforts to sus-
TAIN his title to both. When already his in.
vention had covered the waters Of the Hudson,
he seemed little satisfied with the results, and
Locked forward to Tar more extensive operations
| NV ultimate triumph, he used to say, my ul,i.
mate triumph will be OIL the Mississippi. know,
indeed. tina, even nav it is deemed impossible By
many, that the difficulties OF ITS navigation can
be overcome. But am confident Of success.
[ may not live to see it; but the Mississippi will
vet be covered by steamboats,; and thus an entire
change be wrought in the course Of the internal
navigation and commerce Of our country.
! And it has been wrought. And the steamboat
looking to Its effects upon commerce and
navigation. to the combined influences Of tray,
elling and facilities of trade. of rapid circuIs
tion of news, and still mere rapid cirulation O.
pleasures and prodUcts. seem destined to be num-
bcred among tie nobest bcne.actions to the h.
man race.
have passed aside from my principal purpose
TO give, in this history Of the steamboat, slight
illustration of the slow progress Of invention
1t may not be unacceptable. as tribute 10 the
memory Of man, WHO united in himself a great
love Of science with an nexungushable desire ia
} render it subservient 10 the practical business Of
life
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we have lately given out. readers graphic de
scriptioa Of Meyers cave in Augusta County,
From Kercheval' shistory Of the valley Of Virgi
MIA is extracted the following account Of another
extraordinary natural curiosity, which will be
perused with interest.
The author cannot pretend to give descrip-
ton Of all the natural curiosities OF our country.
This would require, Of itself, several volumes.
lshall, therefore, content myself, and the read
err must be content, with an account of the most
prominent. Among the number. the Z" Ice Noun
TAIN" the opinion of the writer, deserves the
first rank.
This most extraordinary and wonderful work
Of creation, is located about % miles west Of
Winchester ON the east side of the North Branch
of Capon river, commonly called 4" North river"
very near what is called "North river mills"
the residence of Christopher Heiskell Esq. in
the county Of Hampshire. 1t is not more than
some three or four hundred PAGES from Mr.. Heis-
keIs public house to where the Ice is to be found
For about one mile, or prosably something more,
this xasuntain presents to the eye most grand
and sublime spectacle. It is probably six or
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Constitutes Notice

THSIlE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens q
L the Town and County f Alexandria tina, lie is da
iy appointed CONSTABLE for the same, and is nov
ready TO transact business
EDWARD BURCHliL
NIB NV residence is on PIT street, between KIM
and Cameron streets, opposite Mr. David G. PRETTY
mans, Coach and Harness Maker
iy 20-3, En-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-20
JUST PUBLISHED,
The London Quarterly Review

No. LXIXTX-Contents
4 RTICLE II.-Narrative of a VOYAGE 10 ii
"A Pacific aud Bcering's Straits, TO CO opeTs,e vi,
the po'ar Expeditions Performed in his Nsia
Tvs ship Blossom, under the command of Cspu
FW BeccIy, RN
Ill. Two Lectureson Population, delivss
b'fa'e the University Of Oxford, by Nassau VI.
ham Senior, Professor Of political economv.
:. The Law ofpopuis,ioni treatise in six BOOB.
d''prootof the snperieeunlity Of human bens
by developing the real principle Of their incrus
BY Michael rhomas saddler, MP
g. Mr. sadiers reply to an article in the Ednburs "a
view, &c.
4. Letters on Systematic COLONIZATION, and the q
now before Pariam' NJ, &C. BY Charles Ten.r
Esq. Mp
Fragments of Voyages and Travels, iocIui
Ing anecdotes Of n naval life, chiefly for Oh. d,
ofyoung persons; by Captain Basin n all, Kyfi
vi. Constipation pour l'Egal,te, dite de 81
beufi suiv'e du process auquei ellie donna lien,
de' pieces Justifisati'es, &C; par Philippe ~ 4
nsrruti.
2, liSute Cour de Justice. Gopie DIES niece, s,s4
dams ie local que Bsbeuf occupoit lors de son a
restation w ''
VII Statements, Calculations, and Eyplan
lions, submitted To the board Of trade, re,ss
10 tie commtrci financial, ard political ds. T.
.ne Dfn,h west India Colonies, since the J9il
May. 1850.
?. The conduct Of the British Cove rnment ,ovr =
the Chu'ch Of England in the West india Cal
mes. ina letter to Viscoupt Godericb, SeerYiS
ry OF State for The Colonial Dep rtment b. VI, =
dex. -
D. some considerations on the present state Of 81
west indies CoIonies and or the regulations who
influence their industry and Trade. Bylaw, =
India Proprietor. Is
q. Effects of the late cnlo,;,i .U... .r a., pa,,
described in letter to the Right Honorable
oeorge Murray, principal secretary of State y
the Coon'atDepartment. BY Alexander Barb
Esq
VH.-WouId Reform in Parliament be be,
tit TO Tie Country By b. s. Esco,t, ESQ
Z. essential. ct Parliamentary Reform. 81 Geci Ia
Grote, F. M
D. thoughts on Parliamentary Reform. By .he Ii. %
non Sir John Sinclair. Bsrt. "a
:. Reflections Oh the 9siIot.
,. Dialogue on Election BIZ B,IIot Ey WINS
Henry Ord. Esq. u A. Il
D. ne real character and tendency Of the props n
Z. The speech of the Right Hon. John Wilson Cfs
on the Reform question ~
s. lew words TO the Electors Of Guildford on "a
., FORM. ny Charles Barring Wall, Esq MP
70 ne ",.rror II Parliament. Part LXXVIlI, LIZ "a
and LXXXi. "a
~. view OF the Representation Of Scotland in 1851
l. nsseet'on Of The Scottish Reform Bill; by NJ
per " The tion Society of the Middle Tenpk
. observations ON the Ministerial plan of ReioT
SIR John Walsh. Bart, Mp "a
j. INC New Constitution. Remarks BY Philip IA
sep, Esq. Mp
= he Balance Of Powe r, demonstrating thai, The q
form Bill is false aud unjust in principle, ,ad e
versiye ofthe Constitution "a
, Notes on the Bill, bya Barristcr
y me speech oiSir Il II Ingiis, Bart, on the Rsn
= advantages Of the Bill. Rookie and vsr,y, SD
Price one penny
5. The speech of Sir James Scarlet on the DID,
Reform, with letter tc Lord viscount HiItOa
~ 2O-~
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To Rent,
district Of Columbia.

County n Rlcrand;ia, ScL
VOHN J0RD "a n ha, applied to The Honor,
% BILE Wi liam cranch. Chief Judge of the U1;,i
States Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia toll
discharged from imprisonmen,, under the Actfor,h
relief insnlvcnt debtors within the District of G.
lumbia, on Tue sIay, the 81 day of August next At
O'Clock, A. NJ. al the Court House in hlexandn
when and where his creditors ate re CURED TO atteri
~ 2O--ot- ED. |. LEE,C.C
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uedI, that pruiuccs III almost instantaneous
relief: calomeI relieves BY inducing more CO.
n;ons secretion of mucus to defend the men,
branr from excessive irritation, where It sue
ceeds: whilst the remedy | recommend anords
a tome If firmness to the membrane-a smooth.
ness Of surface that efends it fran the action OF
the bile. and removes excessive irritat'nn' oy
which means the disease goes OF as soon as Tue
gall bladder is empued of its excessive irritauVe
contents, which is very soon accomp''sneu' as
from three to five or six doses completes The cure
the following is one of the proofs OF my assertion:
IL was surgeon of the Dolphin IN the year
1925: between the 18th and Goth OF July IN that
wear. | had 264 cases of Cholera Mcrbus, from
which. with the exception Of sixteen being kept
under treatment for fifteen days, four patients
demanding attention for four days, and three Tor
five DAYS, every patient restored IN 80 hours;
one who had been previously Ill demanded longer
attention.
| IL persuaded the chief mate to take duse o.
the remedy before the healthy remaining part OF
the ships company, to induce them to follow MS
example; they all complied; and TO the best vi my
RECOLLECTION. not one of them had occasion to
trouble me from illness.
| "rhe remedy gave was-One drachm Of
nitrous acid, mo, nitric, that has foied me. J
one ounce Of peppermint water, or camphor mix
ture, and 10 drops Of tincture OF opium. fourth
part every three or four hours in cup full oil
thin Cruel. The body should be ed with a
succession of hot cloths dry; bottles OF hot water
to the feet, if they can be obtained; constant
and small sippings Of finely strained thin Cruel
or sago, or tapioca; no spiiit--no wlne-no
fermen,ed liquors till quite restored"