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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

~ Bsrnpm of the American Museum has retained sor ne
Week all the attractions which drew such tTsmendoa, MI
on the Fourth! Cen Tom Thumb Mn HaFrinS Oh, .rs
Philips and La Petite Cer,o. Splendid performances e'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

ESCAPE FROM the STATE PsIsoN.-'rwo prison.
ers named Francis Peterson and Mcdad Croft,
who had been converted in Richmond county Of
burglary and sent to the State Prison at sing
Sing, effected their escape day or two since
from that prison, and at The last advices had not
been rc.taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

IL A. B. c. wishes an explanation of the
following sentence in our Mayors late certificate
to the virtues of Peasc's Candy:
But az haze lately been cured Of Influenza, cannot
withheld from recommending the to The public
His suggestion that the Mayormcans to recon-
mend tractable sort of Influenza, instead OF the
obstinate, unreasonable variety which too gencr-
orally prevails, is probablysthc correct one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

LrBERM.--Whois GoueraOr Roberts A young :
man of color, who left Virginia when boy, sn3nle
twenty years ago, probably without knowing his
letters. Africa, and the circumstances around
him, have made him what he is. In ,sIlc month
of February last Governor RoBgRsrs, with his
suite, consisting OF DR.. Day, (cetronial physc+sn)
and several of the colonists, visited the Goth
country, q hundred or moreo miles up thc ST.
Paul's river. They were received by sGando, the
principal chief of the Go)iah tribe, with much
ceremony and hospitality. When the Governor
was introduced, Gando said 50 he had heard my
news long time, but now be saw me, and was
glad that | had taken the trouble 10 come and
visit his town and sec his people" He added
:" This country be your county, all this people
be your countryncn. No e. Merica man. so
you be king for all countryman. Me be king no
more You be first king, cause you pass all KING
for country side"
King Gando and several of his head men
(among them Baasada his principal war chief
entered into treaty with the colonial Govern. y
ment, by which they stipuate TO abandon the z
slave trade-to refer all matters of difference be-
tween them and the colony, or between them aud
the other tribes, to tie Governor for settlement
to Danish forever the trial by sassy woodland TO
open free communication with the colony, through
their country, to interior tribes and to the COLO
nists. Baasada with his people proposes to come
and settle within the limits of the colony. Of
the country thus explored Governor ROBERTS
says: 81 have travelled considerably in the Uni
ted States but have never seen any where a more
beautiful country than the one we passed through;
it is well timbcred and watcred, and the sod
venture to assert, equal to any in the world"
Commercial Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

To- For an interesting Letter from Genoa with notice
Of the Ccrncal Iso.a The Painter &c two Lesrs I'0"
Boston, with accounts OF the Funeral % Capt. Itea'e
land. Fire at Fan Rirsr Celebration c the Fourth &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

Storm srSARvroGA. thundergust OF Sur
day was quite severe at Saratoga Springs. We
learn from The Sentinel. that the wind Frustrated
he north wall of the railroad depot, now In pro-
grcst ofcrcction, and number of trees on Broad
way and in the rear ofthe Z. s. Hotel. At vii
ton, a son OF Mr.. Jabcz Hall, was instantly killed
" the falling Of a tree-two chimneys of the
Presbyterian church blown down, and considera-
he damage done to the house of tie Hon. n. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

~ General Committee OF Democratic
Wing Young nien.-A Regular Meeting Of this Com
,nIttre VII be Broadway House FRIDAY even
''' 'N'' : ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chairman.
f .mr. 4 s;v IAshoh' Secretaries, je92,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

n The Repeal Association in Charleston, S.
C, on the receipt of o'ConnelI's Ant-slaveryy
Speech, voted llssa it was an infamous and mahg
nant SANDER upon tsse people of the South and
dissoleed the AssOeiaiio,s. They had already
made one remittance and wese about making
another for the benefit of the Repeal Cause u
Ireland. They voted to divide the FUNDS Oh hand
0e'Wecn two benevolent SOCIETIES.
c,a n non. ALBERT G. BRowS, tn, Loco-Foco
The ssns s., Governor OF Mississippi has a,
A' sghs from that quarter arc auspc;o,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

T. Nlyen, OF Sullivan. TO be Adjutant- General, III
place OF Gen. Lyman Sanford, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

paiLApELrRA and tie adjoining Districts will be srzed
gulay every day the Of the a IL O'Clock
al the low price of 50 per mouth by leaving Their au
with the undersigned Single copies The Week
II Tribune per No. Gs cents. Z, W. SAa9fn,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

u Governor Boucx viii remain in the city
for day or two. We understand that he will
hold levecs in the Governors room to-day and to-
morrow, from u to 3 O'Clock, for the reception OF
his friends and of all who may wish to call upon
him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

UNION COLLEGE CoMIEycEMEsr.-Thc cxer
cises of this institution promise to be of highly
interesting character. An address will be deliv
cred on Sunday the 25d, by Rev. E. n. KIRK, be-
ore the graduating class. Al Grafton will be
pronounced on Monday before the Senate OF the
College by the Hon. d. D. BARNARD, and the cele-
oration OF the Psi Epsilon Anniversary viii be
leld on Tuesday. a poem VIII be read by Rev
j.W. BsowN, and an Grafton by Prof. A. D.
SAcuE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06


M For an ode on he Fourth Of july, Letter from
chagres, Tie Crops and variety Of Deferred Items see
Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

u M. NJ. Moan proposes to issue thrcc-ccnt
Sunday paper directly, entitled Noah's Weekly
Messenger 1t will be little Of all sorts, but
devoted to Free Trade.--As the Judge is a be-
hevcr in the present stringency Of the Mosaic
ritual, we do not sec how he can reconcile with
his well known rigdty of conscience the printing
of weekly paper on Sunday, requiring, asst will,
that most Of thelabor be performed on the Mosaic
Sabbath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
Hon. ARzL ?. UrsHrR7 &c. sc. sc.

u MADAME CASTELAR,, the most wonderful
singer who has lately been among us, gives ano-
ther Concert this evening at the Tabernacle
The building is very large Tor a concert at dol
lar ticket, but we have little doubt it will be
well filed No musical performer, except per-
haps WALLACE, has been received here with a
1.-THE of the enthusiasm which greeted Madame
Castellan; and those who are best acquainted
with music, and therefore best qualified for crit
cisln, are far the louiest in her applause. We
understand that she viii remain in town but 9
cw days longer, and that this will probably be
the last Concert she VIII give. She has sung sew
eral times at private concerts in the vicinity OF
The city, and among others at Brighton, where
she has excited SO much enthusiasm that steam
boat has been chartered for the express purpose OF
bringing up those who wish to he..r her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
se;uu,e OF Inc Sand,yich Islands.

The Madisoman publishes the annexed des-
patch with reference TO the recent seizure of the
Sandwich Islands. 1t confirms the opinion we
have before expressed that the seizure was with
out the authority or knowledge OF the British
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

CoRoSER's OFFrcr.-DEArH OF A DEHILrcr-
The Coroner held nques, o-day his Office in tae
Halls OF Justice the hody Of Cat1arine bingham alias
Kate Shaw, native Of EnglaHd aged about 70 years The
deceased poor deriict from virtue having LEFT her
husband in England and hither becoming girl Of the
town and INDUCING il ri 10 very g.at excess. Yv.te
day she vent INFO the bassnea; of 6s Cross street was taken
suddenly H. and died few minutes afterwards Verdict,
deatt for lutemptrance and dis4asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

;S- Does not The aurora think il ough, publish this
and my former reply its correspondent ask not,
less Justice dictates H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

" We are happy to learn from the Alexandra
Gazette that the paragraph going the rounds Of
the papers, relative to the proposed sale of the
Mount Vernon estate, is altogether erroneous
The estate is in the possession of the Washington
family, owned by most wealthy and excellent
gentleman, who does notintcnd to sell it, and long
may it continue to descend to those who bear the
name of the Father of his Country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06


d" The Free Trade Association of this City
have called Mass Meeting in the Bowery this
evening to protest against the recent restoration
Of the monopoly of Weighing and Measuring by
our Common Council We are obliged to differ
largely with this Association, but on the point IN
question VIC agree with them most heartily, and
we hope those who make more noise about Free
Trade than we think proper to do will walk up on
this occasion, and show that they arc in earnest
u The CAss MEETING at Detroit on the 9th,
is represented by the Advertiser to have been a
cold affair. Six hundred names were appended
to the call, while only 2ll persons were present
The weather, however, is forced to bear portion
of the responsibility. Hon. Douglass Eioughtoa
was elected President, and speeches were made
by G. c. Bates, Esq. US. District Attorney,
George O'keeffe, and Ii. n. Walker. Resoln-
tons, &c. we*e read and adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11

VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN tho Clerks
once aapsf,as % Clanesry fas As hehaoal
CiTenit. the 3rl day ofJuly. lsia
Edward =. Gay Executor OF winam TaIwelL deed rrtI
against
John rahhn James Keso Robertson partners trading
under OF Robertson Warren r. fieassnts
Jane r. Peasants aud Dcrt-.
The defendants above having entered their appearance
and given security according Act of Assembly and the Rules
ct this Coart AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence that
are not inhabitants of this IL ordered That the
sad defendants 10 appear Rules be he the r
Monday In octobet the ball OF the plaintiff and
that copy oths occr he forthwith inserted
published in the City OF and
posted al The noni doot ofthc Capitol ia the said City.
Ccpy--reste
WA a. aA<ns a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
WA. q. SANDS. e. q
VlRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerk $

Office OF Superior of Chanecry for the
Circuit, the Sth day OF June. isi3:
Lnlebeiy Carnson aud Mayo IL James L., Mary A. e. Wi
lam T. Waller H. and Francis ". Darlington
whom infants AMI by their H.
walter Coles aud Lebey his wife. aud other pItns,
against
Samuel w Caungton John NJ. Wake Ccmenina wife,
William NJ Buwc and
his wife, Douglass Mereweer and judith wife, w AeS
andet and Elizabeth his wife, ami other defts.
The defendants above named having appear
anee and given according the Act Of Assembly and
Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ihey are not inhabitants this Commonwealth ordered that
e SAID defendants do appear here the Rules To be held
the hfst Monny In October and the bill Of the plain
TINS aud that copy OF this order I've
newspaper published In the City of Richmond for months
successfully an posted the front door OF the Capitol
said city. A Cony-r,str
W sl-wHw wM. C. SANDS e. e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
Suporior Court of Chancery

VIRGtNIA--Ata Superior Court of Chanoery
6ot tbs Richmond Circuit hsA tbs Capitol In the cay %
Richmond. THURSDAY. June goth. ist5;
John Thompson, Jr and Curtis Carter fhinins'
against
decd Defendants.
This cause. which PLAINTIFF appear have proceeded
against the defendant Alexander Neku. who out OF this eoun
the mode prescribed against absent defendants he
sn falling this day. In be heard ON
the bill taken ior confessed te a absent defendant answer
of the other defendant replication and exhibits and argued by
counsel On consideration whereof the doth order that's Com
publish for months
printed in the City Of Richmond requiring the creditors
Of Alexander Mekn who claim the proceeds OF the
conveyed by deed l3h day OF March,
Thousand hundred Alexander Mekn Geo
Winston and Edmund Bailey forward at time and place
be appointed by said and their claims
That the said Commissioner showing the amounts
due the creditors respectively who such Claims And
that lac also apporonng amount due from h
mund Bailey those entitled thereto all which ac
counts the of Commissioner the court with any
specially stated d.ee peItncnby himself which may
be required by the parties to b, stated
Cnpy-Teste,
VI. q. SANDS, e. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
ID A1NG1NG.

VHNlE subscriber bcgs inform his friends and the public
generally that he sSn carry the above
toned business all its branches shop square
the Depot H. Street Sockoe ill., where he hasa large
Of glass paint eoa vanih putty Sc which he wall sell work
az ontc most reasonable lie would inform especially those
who maywan Sgnsor other ornamental painting done hc
In, connected with hun Mr.. Richard
flint rate who will always be the shop
thankfully all orders, both small and the
with ncaincs AMI with dispatch lie wouh inform country
friends that H. woutc happy reasonable distance To
moae them with hs lie m ready send short
any pau fthe city lights glass My
t.a always OF the very best a0u
only Tor painting that for thee work 20
per yard. I. T.. SMITH.
y. II. would inform those wishing their paot and
doors finished that beautiful called polishing
acquired thorough knowledge The prepared
d"rtlke 1ui execute the BE- luasd hy
other painter IN the city Ny terms shall be- suit the
times ~ 2. 4. SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
JOHN VI. OTEET'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.
Main street opposite Alex. Duyal * COS Drug store

T.. Il. SPENCE, Agent,
would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he just fia-
have been pureha-ed this Fail Philadelphia and y
FORK for CASH. and manufactured The city Baltimore
onae establishment Of John w. Gem Of Market and
'hnr" streets II s unnecca siy thing fhsr. .only1
enumelte pait Of NY asnrt"sn us style Quality
max. De- wen known 10 tbe citizens of Virginia.
Ny assortment consists part
Beaver anil rd.t Goth froek and over Coats
B'I.e AMI Jo.nyIe do do
CIo,l and Camet CoaI.s part OF them Mcintosh -tyie
Slp Wet of ENGLAND cloth. Ore and Flock Goats
ran~oons Of pn AMI fancy cav.mors, various styles and
vc't. Of velvet Cashmere Merno, Silk and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Bo-Ous and Collars
Funnel Lamb. Wool Senno Shaker Shirt. and Drawer. PoS
IandSecc Cnva scarfs, Opera Ties and Stocks Gloves,
ALSO.
Sample n the fashionable Cloths Cassmeres and verur.
winch viii make 10 order in The most fashionable
The advantages The purchase ri these Goods viii enable me IN
sEt oEE'r n'Resv7 CLOTHING. md respectfully
public 10 eiI and examine for them.eI'c. de-
GSEAgs FAMILY MAGAZINE new mourhiyof a. pa--s,
- whose object f1y the publisher collect, condcrsc and
t.I1'sr the NJ standard krnHicdrc
tanned BOO works md ,oumnous De altogether
hsoudhe reach of mnuud genera, and collected pre-
pared Ia lace by BE- cglpue and conpfcheusivcncs within
the aeqpipn of an" II WILDE cucied with several hundred
.nsynr u.imtyc NJ many of she ponen, of
Brra and Rcgou-trry 20 b. entirely free from srrtaran-
'm-Pnoe :! 90 aycar Subscriptions and orders soctedly
bs La,rai oso,-Any person ubscrbng himself or obtain
ing subscriber FOR year and RENTING 81 80
funds fec o an expense shall copy of That Periodical Tor
ycar copy Sears Bible Biography, Wonders
word tote kept subject TO his order Adiressas above fe -
NLiCOEs-5OOO yds CaIieocs from g. Cs, no. 49, &c. at
- J. n. CtfNNtNGifANS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
AUG n street shockoe HH
ENrErlER srrpLy or TRuNRs.-1rd Leather ironF famcd
Tu,hrt Trunks and Bonnet Cases Boxes Of superior
qualify Ju- oiensi i stock made improved style
Imvrrr and "lers n superior Trunk will call and
anime To- style and prices which VIII h found very low Also
very barge stock NJ Travelling an sZe and
SAMUEL Pt'TNEY
aus Main o. ! door above Hubbard Gardner 4 Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
WILLIAM ANDERSON. DR..

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary Street.
Ia aging purchased his Stock of Fall Goods
much earlier this season than usual and the al
vance IN prices the Northern enables them
upon much favourable
now TO be purchased The following goods and Land
ing which are offered onaccomuodatng
$50 hhds St CroiN Porto Rico and " o. Sugar. part strictly
300 bags lasura Rio st Domingo Porto Rico superior
Oh Java Coffee
20 whole and half boxes woolsry's Loaf Sugar
: hbls Crushed do
1850 sacks Liverpool Filled Fine Salt
900 do dO Ground do
- IBID, and 20 bbls superior " o Mslasscs
10000 lbs Mliing Bacon. prime
l2j bblsani half pipes superior OH Ryc Wbi-key
90 do Common DO
half gqe' superior old cognoe brandy, otar, Dupuy
do d. J. !. Dupuy & COS DO
10 do do Limitation Il,
80 gals the fn- Old Cognac Handy tie vintage of 1905 IN
demg,hns from to . gallons
wooihoa's Se., 81 NJ Wine, in prp,, half pipes.
8 bbls Cordial
do Cherry Bounce
$50 DO North Carolina Hcun2s, No
100 DO Potomac Gross. No
60 tons swecd. Country English Iron, wcnassoned
English German do
tons sw'cis Plough Plates
1000 Horse Shoes ready Tor u,inro on
$40 k'g' Nails and Brads assorted .izss
go boxes Woodruff and lIrrs Patent Candles
l93 do 1uIs raentsolp
- do Nanerafed Do
10 kegs Beatty & Dupont- anI ~ Powder
= tons shot assorted Fizrs
] ton Bar Lead
l5j tons Lump Plaster
Ground do ticfces
1000 bs Cotton Yarns assorted
Cotton Oznaburrs, No. and .
10 half chests GunpOwdcT Tea, pau extra fine
20 do do Black
30 c1tiy boxes GunpOwdcr
10 large and - small highly approved Wheat "a
40 hair boxes $40 anil los - t!lass
cay, Letter AMI Writing Paper
Pepper Ginger and Alspicc
Copp'us. Alum satpoife and Bnmstonc and many other
'''N articles Two tedious 10 eHnmcrnc. 10
4 4 HiiDs fine st Crot Sugar
~ ZOO sides Sole Lonir.
1000 lb- Bar Lead
ago bags Shot
q Shoe Thread
lif bags OBJ Java Concc-Rcccivinz and for sale
an y WEBB BACON l. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Pursuant 20 the foregoing decree the creditors Of Alexander Me
KIM who claim of the property conveyed
by the deed OF the 3Oh day March, 1890 from Alexander Me
MIN to Geo Winston and Edmund Bailey hereby notified To at
tend Office, the City Richmond by 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Thursday tina 18th day OF October and their claims
And the parties concerned hereby notified to attend the
day and the and place. with the accounts for
and the evidence enable perform the
duties required by the foregoing decree.
an g-wpw JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
A CARD.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
j. T.. WATKINS,

j. +. WATKINS,
4 Fen Doors ayore the Bell Tarern, on Me Opposite
Side, Main Street.
WOULD embrace the present opportunity to
inform others who NAV visit the
Market for purpose purchasing goods that Stock Of
Boots, shoes &C. for the Fail Trade,
W BE- MISUNDERSTANDING been carefully selected by Nr g. L. DENT
who employ, has experience
IA this branch Of business Ills stock having purchased
No, to The advance IN price on Goods IN hs line viii enable n
TO offer them 10 Is per less couh they
dcrl,ion " ''''' '''''
I'll. object establish himself in business and intends using
every proper for the accomplishment object and to
further las purfe proposes offering his Goods pnee
VIII make to the interest OF purchasers to call and m
lie has per Philadelphia; schs
Nassau and lnchburg, from New York Wave
and Texas from Boston portion Of his FAN stock OF
winch the following comprises part
Gen'Iemens fine calf Boots made by Miles Son. h I'd and ID
Do DO do Of other manufacturer.
Mem eaIf Boots Pegsei, an article warranted
Do sr5u, Water Boots. of diaaren, quality
Gen'ienens fine calf Boo,ee Manufactures by J. Miles
IL and "a quality
Mems fine calf Bo0t.e-. Of qualities
DO Coar.e Brogans, .awei and r~rgei
Boys Boorees of different qualities
LADIES' SHOES
Ladies French Morocco Buasn-, flannel Unei
DO french Morocco wasns F. Ties. stitched superior both
rights and c's and siraiFhts
DO Uudrcssed Morocco Walking = Tres.
DO Cured Goat do do do do
Do Seal Walking =. Ties and different Qualities
DO Leather Walking Rusns straps Of different Qualities
Do nd ali :. Morocco Slippers French style
DO do DO lst ID. "a and Iih qualities
DO Black Cater Euzkins Walking Shoes superior article
Do Black mi co.our'i Buskins slippers
MISSES SHOES.
M.es French Morocco BoDtocs prime article
DO uHicsd 30 Do. something extra Tor wear
ID, dressed aud unlrr-sed Morocco Buskins DO
DO Leather Boots and Shoes. Of different qualities
thbircu's dressed lni undrssscd Morocco Iooices
Do DO Ausle Ties .
d. BO1t'Ds, Of various other qualities
Infants Bootees, vsry handsome
Leather Travelling Trunks. Of different sues
Hair Trunks Carpet B1e- &c.
" Additional will he received during the sra,ona
share 81 public patronage is solicited se4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11

-- - kEEHL'S VEHUIFUGE.
INNlS MEIllNE has been prepared by subscriber
many years and has bcen extensively used with great
81 rcceaan Dcfp remedy for destroying and eNpeing
fom elhcu and per.ons II perfectly
H. operation aud b. gwen 10 infants any perfect
safety AMI 90 family should hc without vial the House. IT,
reputation is conuty increasing and hundreds
~ astonishing efficacy mgtbc obtained but deemed
-ay NJ single tfti Will prove advertised
ipf c t tune at uc repeated solicitations of pcrsons
who have witnessed 81. wonderful onrctsJ u extend
ing rs benefits more widely. Prepared and spdby
GEO. ~. kEEHf, Druggist, Baltimore.
And df sale by SAMUEL. T.. DOVE.
auv-u Sole Agent fpr Richmond Va.