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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

4, Louisa Court we had the big gun, Mr. d a
mel OF Richmond, who gave It's a lengthy and
loud talk on the one-crm principle, on The Tariff,
Texas, &c, &c. Mr. Daniel Is certainly 4 GH
cat speaker. Mr. Lcake o! Albemarle replied 10
him in a mastery manner and rcfuted satislacto
rily all his arguments. The plain, common sens,
people Of Louisa will never believe that "hish
duties make low prices, or that il is not our in
terest 10 acquire Texas now, Immediately.
The Wings gave political dinner on the Fri.
DAY and Saturday succeeding Louisa Court, and
trom the great flourish of trumpets, expected
10 see great gathering They invited the De-
mocrats publicly and privately toswell the throng,
but when The Democrats applied 10 their commit
tee formally for only three blank tickeisof invi-
tation for speakers they positively refused them
and il excited much surprise to see it stated i'll the
Wing, (editoray, BY an iniormer,) that the De
mocrais refused TO speak, Enough Invited 10 do
81, knowing discretion 10 be the better pant OF va
lor.' The people OF Louisa know better. The
meeting was small and spritless Mr.. Southall
>pohe, and was against the constituionaity OF
United States Bank Bots proved every thing
constitutional that majority was for, and gave
his reasons for opposing Texas mar, and said he
would not say any more. He tIicd 10 ridiculc
James X. Polk; said Clay was the taIlest maa
he ever saw-ind sad many harsh things Of Oh
Tom Rchie--declalcd no man in Virginia was
in favor Of immediate annexation, until tie dell
wclher' Gas he called him) gave the command.
Mr.. J. Morton also made speech, and liz goes
for immediate annexation. 1t seems clear, that
this piebald, rins-Sreahed and speckled party dis
agree among themselves on rHat questions. The
Wing meeting was failure. The number Of
persons present did not exceed 350-some say
500-onc-thild or more Of whom were Democrats.
On the second day, they did not much exceed
corporaF> guard. This Boti>-a Southern man
with Northern icclin",-lhc associate politically,
Of John g. Adams, the nccndiary AbolirioniSt-
abused the Democrats, As party-reviled their
leading men, and seemed 10 be in 4 very angry
mooL-bnt for what reason could not discover
unless il were that he sees the handwriting or the
wall tor, it must be evident TO any observer
however blunt his faculties may be, that no :ea-
sonablc hope can now be entertained by the Fe-
Notwithstanding as guide the popular vote OF
1912 and the regular increase on it since 10 tie
Democrats, not in a small locality only, but
throughout the Union. The Wings are dispi-
ri,cd, ard they have reason 10 be 50; the Demo-
Gratis are buoyant with hope confident OF the cool
ness of their cause and ot their certain ultimate
success; and III despite of the coalition of Ato-
Iitonism with Clayism, &c, we shall carry the
Union, and preserve il too by annexins Texas.
and by pre>ervin. the Constitution, the palladium
Of our liberties and OF the Union involate.
CRITIC
.Iiow many harsh things could T. r. say Of J. NJ. b,
II the game were worth The candle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
To The Editors Of TIC Enquirer:

LOUISA, August ~; loI3.
That YOU and our friends a; distance may
know something OF the state of the political Their
momccr in Louisa, will Just observe, that the
Democracy are more Jealous and better united
than ,hey have been for years-their opponents
less 50 by many degrees. have been TO several
poltical discussions rccenily--one al Billiards
Mill in Spottsylvania, TO which the Wings and
Wing speakers were invited, but no Wing speak
or came. ard only about dozen Wings, although
ii was large, orderly and enthusiastic meeting;
the number estimated at from 500 to 1000, includ-
ing portion OF the fair sex who graced the meet
ing with Democratic smiles Among other speech
es-and we had a number Of distinguished abli-
ty-William Smith (Extra) gave US one of his
very best on the first day The meeting CONT
nued Two days, and every thing passed OFF harmo-
nously, and our friends were inspired with new
zeal and confidence in the goodness OF our cause,
which is onward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
II.I.I.>,kL,


Fer cash or city acccpidaccs.
THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW GOODS.
ID II. JENKINS would invite the attention Of Mer-
II. chants families aud others, To examine his eAen-
stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods opening.
suitable for the present aud approaching season. New
Goods will be received frequently, which will enable
purchasers to find at all times every article wanted for
their 10 sell again. Amongst the Goods al
ready opened Will he found
100 bales and cases hl-ached and unbleached Shirt
ngs aud Sheetings, all widths, from yrd. 10 yards
wide.
30 packages Negro Clothing, for male and female
wear, consisting Of Linseys all qualities kerscys Ken
lucky Jeans, st'tinets, Mlled Cloths, &C.
Blanket>-l.C COO Bed and Negro Blankets.
FIannels-200 pieces white, red and yellow F'annels
Calcoesl 900 pieces Pr MS, all prices and styles
Tickings-20 bales Tickings, all qualities.
Also, Irish Linens Diapers, Silks, and all the fash
innabe materials for Ladies' Dresses; Cloths Cass.
rres and vestings Merino silk aud Cotton shirts and
Drawers, &C., &c Evcry quality Of Dry Goods, from
the cheapest kind made 10 the finest Will be found al
wholesale or retail NJ k. III. JtNklNS'
staple aud Fancy Dry Goods and Linen store.
26-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
.e s%s Eg go - g.

rIIU NOR THERN TRAVELLERS X ehmohd, Ere
i derck.ynrr auf Potomac Railroad-Kedne,ion o.
Ratrs-Sotice il hereby given, that the fare by the
Railroad route between Richmond and Baltimore is now
reduced ST 50, and between Richmond and Phladel
mia 10 = only by the stage and steamboat lines
between Washington and Philadelphia.
Travellers by the railroad route, through, reach Wash
nstnn in nine, Baltimore in twelve and Philadelphia IN
w-n,y-ens hauts after leaving Richmond, and arrive in
Philadelphia before travellers by the river and bay bats
nave l.f Norfolk should they be disposed 10 stop IN
Washing Baltimore, they may 81 az long as they
please aud resume seats without extra charge.
No charge children under three years of age; others
under twelve years Of age, half price.
Honr of departure Of the cars from Richmond quarter
mas, I A. ~ THOMAS SHARP,
AM IL Diff Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
NEW GOODS.

WE are now receiving and opening the largest and
~ most choice stock of FALL and WINTER DRY
GOODS we have ever had, 10 which we invite the aen.
ton of our customers and the trade generally In
soument will be found
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestincs
satinets, Kerseys and I.nseys
Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS AMI Flushings,
Blankets OF every kind,
Irish Linens, Lawns and Sheetings,
Prints Of all STYLES,
Paddngs and Sail Duck,
Bonibazne, Alpaca and Mouslanes,
Beached and brown Shirtings and Shectings.
Together WIKI almost every article usually found IN
Dry Goods Jobbng House. which will sell upon libe
raj fair terms, and solicit call from those In want OF
Goods.
LONDON, WILLINGuAM l. DREWRY,
No. ss, Main street
Aug % 3l-f
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ALEXANDER DUvAL & CO.,

ALEXANDRIA DU VAL " Co.,
DEALERS IN
Drugs, MEDICINES, cHE1IICALS,
PAINTS, OILS AND DYES,
lat Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
OFFER for sale large aud well selected Stock, TO
" which they invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants and others
10 ceIouns Caracas Indigo
hhds. superior Madden
10 bbs Copperas
Is casks r ,som s. ats
ID bhlS. Casio, oil
10 casks Venetian Red
IL cases Extract legwood
25 hhs. Clipped Loswood
casks Lamp Oi
Is kegs Sal,pe,rs
450 kegs Lewis Lead, in oil
$500 lbs. do. dry
CON boxes Window Glass assorted sizes
, b5is Canphor
1900 gals 1.nseed Oil
bbis. Earnlsh
cases refined Boray
% bbs Tanners OH
bbls. Birthstone
~ bags Black Pepper
10 tags Race Ginger
10 bbls Alum
Together with the usual variety, embracing assert
menl of Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines, sc.
n. r. Particular ALLEGATION paid 10 packing and ship
ping orders. ALIEN. DuVAL & co,
On Ruins Of Eagle Hotel.
Aug 30 BIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

ONION, WlLLINGHAM & DREWRY have re-
Ia cerrd their entire Stock of Fail and Hinier II y
Goods comprising ir largest aud most general assert
men, they have ever ell rcd-corsis.inG III part OF
French, English, aud American broadcioths
Do do do cas:metes
Rich, new style wooi'en and Swansdnwn vrs.ins
Valencia silk. satin and velvet do
satinrts, Kentucky jams, kerseys and linsrys
Pains and variety oi o'!.rr goods for servants
Extra Iine and comm II bed Blankets
London luliil, lied aud rlaId do
French and American lnnels
Cashmere D'Cosse, ich Paris pa,terns-a nrw article
for Ladies' dresses
Trafalgar stripes and raid- for ladies' dresses
Rich figured chameleon lusrrncs
Rich chntz moiisain DLaints
Back and blue black alpaca lusire
Black and blue black silks and bonhazinr5
Prints; new fall styles. some very rich
Black and white AshbuIion aces
Lace goods for caps, some very rich
Plain and checked camhrics and jackonetis
Swiss and lace mnslins and bishops lawns
Black and white lace wells
Super black cashmere shaws
Net and tarliun plaid do. great variety
Bonnet, cap lustfng and satin riuton
Lace reesches aud fancy sp;irs
silk and worsted twi.ls. great variety
Ladies' and genilcmens gloves of every description
Genteman's SUPER black satin scafs
Stacks, collars and bnsnni,
Silk, gingham Rnd cotton umbrellas.
These goods with many others not enumerated, have
been selected with great care and will he sold upon nc
commodating ternls.
Sep. ~ 36-tf
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-. All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
vsrneyer the party's hand-w Is unknown al THIS
Office must authenticated 10y the endorsa'ion oil III.
Postmaster the nei.hbohood or they WIZ III no case
D., ruhli.h,J Escry measure, that has heen taken TO
,eyent positions and qnizzes, has proved heretofore
nnavany. We must, therefore. insist, IL such case
upon the communication being cer,ihed py the name o
he Postmaster, torifteH on the back ~ the letter.
81. All subscriptions shall hereafter be considered as
incurred and due in advance, and Tor years phoca.
ton unless specially ordered for asoiter me anu pao
Tor IN advance shorter Time, when 80 ordered
No publication shalt he sent In the order oil any
n-w or unknown subscriber, unless paid for IN advance
OF satisfactory reference be made 10 some known an"
access ble person, in regard TO Tue snsctiner OF ms
,urpt But in u order tor publication, WIFI
ont p,yment from new subscriber VINO Is unacqiaihl
ed with the conditions sinslr hummer my ne seh
containing accompanied by acopy al thiS fecuatinh
- The names of all subscribers whose AFFINITY 10 pay
may be- uni nova the publisher md who HAY remain
indb.ed on open account The end of two years from
The time hen the advanced payment was due shai pe
erased from The list of Subscribers
Resolutions Of The Editorial Conrentisn 81 "a
These resolutions of the results ot The cot
lrctive wisdom and the bitter experience t the Edr
nj Corps OF Virginia that assembled at Richmond
on the 18th of January, IL 3. -
Nv these resolutions determined TO abide The
interests of the press recommend and oar own inter
>,s REQUIRE IN iate xibe adherence them. Several
nj the American presses driven into the English
cstom Of cash pdymeat No class Of men has lost more
ty IN abuse of the credit SYSTEM, than The Editors u
The great difficulty consists IN The rans-
nan from one system the ether. Notwithstanding
The Rs buttons Of the Editorial Convention, we have
h-rn induced TO continue several old subscribers on the
hn,k no are In arrears this oice We must change
our course. The name of every subscriber, who - IN
hi. ped,cament, will positively be stricken OH from
olr ro-without remittance wed M an early day
Resored, That il be recommended Ia The Editors OF
newspapers. throughout the Commonwealth, IL publish
nj m. head OF their papers their rates Tor ADVERTISING
and that they strictly adhere the same and that THESE
prices he always such as to give fair compensation or
''' Resolution If the Editorial Contention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
Sept. 6

DAVENPORT & ALLEN, 9UCTI0.TEERS, keep
~ constant supplies Of the following articles
"Woolsey's" and "lovering's" Loaf sugar
Do Crushed do.
Spsrmacpti Candles, "llull's' Patent Candles
Winter Beached and Tanners OIl
Ground Plaster, from "Lubec" Mills
Warehouse Nails, ", cumberland" factory
l.icorice of prime quality
Sole Leather branded good" and damaged"
r he Powder "Kentucky" brand
Blasting do. do
Cap, Letter and Printing Paper
Fine and Extra Fine Gunpowder Teas
St Crux. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
Port Sicily, Claret and Malaga Wines
Cognac Brandy. nf most celebrated brands
Salt, Slot Pepper
Indigo, Madden, Copperas
Rice, Cigars, Coffee
Havana White Sugar, Whiskey, &c, sc.
Aud we are receiving from day TO day variety OF
other articles in the Grocery and Dry Goods line, which
are offered for sale at low prices, and on liberal credit
S.n, & a5-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
FALL STOCK or HARD WARE.
RICHARDS * GARDNER.

importers anil Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic
hardware, Cutlery, Guns, .Saddierg, Sc at
No. 81 West Main Street, Sign 81 the MI
Sam, Rictmond, Virginia,
A RE receiving, per ships Rob Roy, Washington and
~ Richard Anderson, from Liverpool, direct 10 tins
OF every variety Of birmingham and Sheffield Goods,
which, being purchased for cash. and imported direct,
they pledge themselves sell low The same goods
can b. purchased in this any Northern market. We
also receiving from the manufacturers our supply OF
Domestic Good, and can rFsr 10 the attention OF Conn
try Merchants very superior of English and
American Hardware and AT prices which cannot fail TO
give satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all who visit this market, 10 give
us a call and examine for themselves.
RICHARDS Il GARDNER,
Aue y 32-s No. 81, West Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
Sept. 9th, 1914.
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Democratic Association will
be held at Jackson's Precinct, in the county OF
Louisa. on Saturday, the 2lst OF the present
month, (Sep,ember) A full attendance IS ear
nes,ly requested, as business oil importance Is 10
be transacted There will also be several addresses
The people are requested to meet as cary as pos
sible. MANY DEMOoh!, 10
Sept. II, lS4i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
TO GENTLEMEN.

u X WHITE 4 co. have commenced more
L extensive scale than before, the manufartn'r
of Boots and Shnes fur gentlemen They have secured
the services Of of the best cutters In the country
and have employed some Of The hest workmen 10 be
found. Their materials cannot he exceed, being the
hest that could be procured IN America. They are pre-
pared therefore, execute work III the neatrsi, best
and most fashionable manner and feel justified in as
sertinc That they VIII please all who may favor them
with their patronage in fits aud every other esseI-
tial Gentlemen IRE invited 10 give them trial, and
they assured that they will he served at The shortest
notice.
Thev also manufacture very extensively Ladies',
Misses Boys aud Servants Shoes, of every descplon
Fits and workmanship warranted in all casesand prices
will be made as low as Gun possibly b- afforded.
r. X. WHITE & 60,
No. 49, Market Bridge.
CO., 6 35-tf
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Anew ROCK AND PIANO FORTE EsTADI,s

NEW BOOK AND PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH
Y MENr IN RICHMOND, VA.-E. F. NASH and
JAMES WOODHOUSE have formed Il Co partnership,
under The firm and style of NASH & WOUDHOUSE,
for the purpose of conducting cnsvely in This Cy
Wholesale and Retail Book Stationery, and Piano Forte
Business They have taken o.. those aud spa.
cious Stores just erected on the lot of the old Eagle
Hotel.
They will be supplied at all times with large assoIt-
mcn Of STANDARD, School, Medical Law, aud Mi>cela
nrous Books Stationery of every description, Fancy
Articles Music, and Musical Merchandise together
wilh large and commanding Stock of ihose superior
and rifd Piano Forces, uf which many have bren sold
by t. T. Mash, of Petersburg, we'll rs tiuse Of other
makers. All the late publications. Of Merit and new
Music received rs soon published.
Z. T. Nash still continues his Establishment in Pc
tcrsburg, on an extensive scale
NASH * WooDnoUsE.
Aup G 26-If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

MRS DREv.s sEMlNARy.-Mrs Drrw respect,
w fully 10 her patrons, aud the pubic ee
ucrnlly that III. exercises ss School will be resumed
on the ID OF October After having been 30 year
before the public. she deems 1t only necessary 10 say
that the assduity which has hitherto marked her labo
rons, who think hit to continue their patronage, will 10
be disappointed In expecting from her faithful and con
scientnis performance Of her duty.
Sent 10 2G-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

sgERBoURSE At AUCTIoN.-on WrpSEsosr,
- The 18th September, at IL O'Clock, Will be s"ld on
the premises that very valuable Farm, situated on
lanes River about three miles above the tiny Of Rich
mond formerly the property of Samuel Sheppard. Esq,l
containing 55 acres, with very valuable granite
quarry Immediately The canal-haa an abundance of
wood-s well walsred by fine Springs IN different paris
NJ hr nlantatjon-the soil Of chocolate cnlored clay
f,undat,on-rreatly improved. The buildings are all
new-consisling of good brick dwelling. kitchen,
meat-house and gnartersa large and connodlons harn
Stable and caia &C. corn and houses-an "verseers
house and has seItrrsap excellent garden, with many
very productive asparagus beds. choice fruits, &c, &c
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
CAROLINE y. POLLARD.
Sale conducted by
DusLos, McScrRE s. Co., Auets.
Sept. 10 Jus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

nANIEL H. LONDON offers for sale, in the new
- building, corner of Thirteenth and Main seets, an
extensive assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Ooops,
10 which he invites the attention Of the country Aer
chants and Planters visiting this market Inc loeich
goods are almost entirely of his selection, IN MAJ
chester, Leeds Huddersfeld London and in Paris-and
consists OF almost every Article the staple line Inc
domestic goods have been bought the most favorable
terms, and will be Offered at very small advances.
Septic 33-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

II & ]. S. JAMES & CO, No. l69, topposite the
l. {. Exchange Bank j have in Store general as
sortrnent Of new Fail and Winter DRY GOODS. CON
sisting of their mporta'ions, directly from Europa,
and large supplies Foreign and Domestic Goods pnr-
chased hv the partner of the house, 81 Head Quar-
ters, in Boston aud New York.
Such stock Of Goods IS is now offered for sale, IL
net often met with any where In thc United States al
any one house /; and having been bought with cash,
where any thing could be- saved by paving cash. will be
sold "a low as any house in Virginia can sell, and how
much lower will not undertake Ia say
Our own customers, and city aud country merchants
generally, respectfully requested 10 examine our
stock before they make their purchases
SIN, IN oG-5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
JUST pCBI.IsHED
JUST PUBLISHED.
And for sale bp j. YEARBOOK,
THE VIRGINIA s. NORTH CAROLINA
A TN A n AC X:

For the fchT OF UUr IsUIt, TT,
CALCULATED by David Richardson, OF Louisa
u cornty Virginia, containing, In addition To the
usual Astronomical Calculations list OF the Courts OF
Virginia and North Carolina, and the Representatives IN
t,onrrrss IN. Senate and House Of Delegates of Nrg-
nia songs: Mamma is very particular-The EARS
Bride-and the interesting Song of The Gamblers hite
heau,ifuI drscrp OF the progress OF man through
iif frm his birth 10 his resurreclion-The Male Flint
'rhe Retnrn-In Happier Hours-Be kind-Adiru to Il
Frend-Oa Beauty-The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Some useful receipts, &C., &c. no
A,.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

noBERr NIL BROTHER, dUcrIoNEERS,
III BELL TAVERN, Richmond Ya.-The subscribers ten
der their thanks their friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have received and take this me-
thod To inform the tina, they still carry the same
business at the Bell Tavarn, and hope for continual
ton Of their fivcrs. They attend particularly TO the
selling and hiring &C Negroes, both publicly and private
w. and Ia the sale Of Houses and Lots in Richmond and
is vicinity as well the sale Of all kinds OF Produce
They will always be found ut the Bell Tavern.
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER.
y,I, Or 23-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
mo nyor.r,s .NTI-BIILoUs PILLS.

.sa Famitv Medicine, a mid and gentle purgatire,
a and purifier of the blood, the general use OF these
.. .broeh Pills throughout the United States, for these
fy years past, and The strong recomme ndat'ons they
have acquired from all classes OF our iei'ow-chlzens,
place them a much more eevatei situation VI p"oIc
estimation Than any other reme"y wh'e" "'' "''
been produced.
tn following are among the many diseases for ~ heh
b. Dyots celebrated Pills are so deserScd'y distinguish
"a l- curing r., their coun.eracng properties IN re
moving the bile from the stomach, they proven, ana cur.
the b,os fever chills aene and lever, spring ana
ian fy-rS yellow fever bilious choic pleurisv, dysen
,ery worms bilious vomiting, SICK ana iou s'onach.
b. cleansing The bowels and stomach from all tmpnri-
ties they restore the loss of appetite, remove ilu chsy,
cure the headache habtual costiveness co'ds coughs,
Hsthmi epilip,ic hts, hypoehooatia' "ys'c''a' '"'
plant, straissuary, gravel, &c.
By general and cop,us they VIII be ionnu very
haus,cial in curing the Rheumatism and Cont Lnnhi-
ro % pains in the back All impurities IN me ooou
y-ld 10 their happy effects whether proceeding rom
constitutional aincnt, from ndiscreet intelperhcr'
The celebrated Pits have been used TO very great ad'
vantace in curing the Dyspepsia, or indgestion bFon
srtis, Liver Complaint, sc; c, .,,.i,,
They are an inf;thle medicine Tor female Complaints
p.oeralIy and especially for removing those oosirue-
lions which are the source OF their au'cns-a' Certain
periods, they possess the eminent asa,ase ~, H.
,.r n,r.atves-that while they operate geh'y' lhev
produce neither costveness, debility, nor TOO great eA
element. .,; a. x...;,o d;,.,sa
from marsh eiuva, from to- copous use ol a'ue'
;,,,s mr. from vtia,ed Of the bile, these Pills
will assurrdly conntcract IT, -
They are highly recommended To travellers ny sea OF
,,nd and mly be made Of with safely, without
change of diet and in situations where no exercise can
he used They win be found particularly valuable Tor
p.y.nng diseases incident TO hot climates; they ae
ie,,. and cleanse vici humors, open distractions, anu
uromp- the secretion Of good bile, operate as an easy
caih,rtic as powerful dIretic, aud rs daphoreuc:
Dr. pyot under the strong CONVICTION oi the power o
his pills 10 relieve the afflicted recommends the use oi
Them Ia those who in hra as well as tn. ah'icea,
nj least once fortnight during the Spring and Summer
nntbs in which he feels assured those who attend 10
his advice will! find the bent iit they seek. .n.,-
nm az di,ec,ons accompanies each box OF Pills.
Take uoce-each bor is sealed with red wax, stamp
I'd with the PROJECTORS coat Of arms ana slgned
and T. w. DYOTT, JR
For sale by JOHN H. EUsTACE Main street. GAY :,
NOR WOOD |. CO., near Bell Tavern; ana ,. ~, ~
XACHRISSON IL street, Shockoe iiill, Richmond, va