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10000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class g. TO be drawn on
:, Baltimore on Saturday, June oath, ls4s 70 Nos.' ~
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TN CHANCERY.-ViRoI.rA: AT Rules held ~ . ~,
i Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancefy 'o
the Richmond Circuit the 9TH day OF April, isio MARY
Arthur w. Napll and Frances his wife. and say
Ann Wolcott,
against . ,;f. Mary AL
v 1e0 Woleo, Alexander ocott, Henry H. W91e9,
Edward Wocott Leonard Proctor ana ns WIFI chris
wife Joseph ~ Balis,ier and carone SAGE Eiizab.th
Howard, John c. Howard C.,harlne Cun I,
James :. ounIIhghpn nmas Defendants.
sullivan, anu .o anove named not having entered
their appearaner and given security according 70 the
act Vi fartnry evidence that they not in
sh,an,s Of this Commonwealth, Is ordered that the
said as rules 10 be held .nd
@ ,bs bills of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
in The City of Richmond for two months sueeessveiy
nosted at the front door Of the State Court In
the said city. A Copy-Teste.
April ls-cw9m = aobhhio' osetA'
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FAUQ UIER
white Sulphur Springs,


More generally k,lown as tie Harrenton Springs
W 1t OF June. Extensive improvements are In pro.
sress that will give new aspect the whole rsla-
oshment NO expense will be spared in adding To its
establishment, the comfort and pleasure Of The
guests. Knowing by ocular evidence, in numerous In
Stances the positive intrinsic value If the water, and
It's almost miraculous effect IN particular cases has
been regarded good policy To enlarge the accommo
datiuns, and TO complete the original design, 10
crafty the taste and fancy of guests rs well TO pro-
mote their health aud pleasure. Situated In remark
a0y healthy region, III full view Of the bold Blue
Ridge, and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village Of
Wanennn, vsllers may, horseback in carriages,
over their Improving roads, enjoy the most picturesque
scenery, may seek exercise IN tie pin alleys the
pistol gallery the game Of billiards, the heahu
dance. The lovers OF music and flowers will find Pc
cuar has been taken to win their approval, while
the lanw deer and the awn, the gold aud silver ish
the elk and the swan, may relieve n tedious hour 10
those who interested in the ferr adurs In word
every step has been taken which expanded lberallly
could suggest, add 10 the comfo,, and accommoda
ton ut yIsters The hurdle and tournament, the
fancy ball, masquerade, and brilliant fire works. Will
lend their respective attractions Nor these pepa
rations designed for the gay monde only To The holy
ministers ofrrlIsion Of every determination, Cordial
not rrudeng invitation, is given 10 spend the sum-
without charge. The usual services OF the Church
are respected throughout the season.
These Springs are 81 or % miles, according 10 the
route taken from Fredericksburg, and 80 50 from
Alexandria. Fri weekly stages will rua from both
these points till July, when daily lines will be estab
lished. VIsrs leaving the Distr,c; OF Columbia IN
the stage steamer at a. NJ, will reach the Springs
the same day and al the same cost, 81 81; through
tickets have been agreed between the Richmond and
fredericksburg Railroad Company, and the stage own
from Fredericksburg TO The Springs, 10 make the
ticket SIS from Richmond, and 81 so from Washington
These Springs are known on the Post Office books as
"Warenfon Springs AMI all letters should be d.
rrcted, they may be- left AT Warrrnon, sent TO
the White Sulphur Springs. in Grrenbrier.
Terms Of Board will be as fniloWs: $50 for the
whole season, ending Isl October; SIS for three months;
So for months; S35 for month; $40 per week;
SIS for Two weeks 81 IS per day; meals or lodging 50
each. Servants and children under IL yeaIs old,
haIfpnce No charge for children under three years
old. When Separate tables provided for children
before IN. usual hour. those who retain their seats nj
the ordinary table will be charged full price. Horses
So cents day, or $40 a month.
June s-6lf DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
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Who will suffer from that painful disease, Liver Com
plant, when immediate r.lief-if not positive cure
may be effected by the timely use of WlSfAR'S BAL
SAM; for proof of which, read the following:
WATERFORD, n. Y, May :, 1916.
Dear Sir:-Gn the year lS4l was severely attack
ed with Liver Complaint ~ 10 be entirely unable TO
tend 10 my business. consulted with the best phys-
clans in our place, but they gave me relief In the
Winter of 1912 procured bottle OF WlSTAR'S Ball
SAM OF WILD CHERRY; and, before had used one
halfof il, was able 10 my business usual
have since that time used two bottles OF the Wild
Cherry Balsam-and have been entirely free from pain;
and, with The exception of bad cold In February last,
have enjoyed better health than ever did before.
WM. c. POTTER.
We are all well acquainted with Mr.. WIN. c. Potter
know that he afflicted in the manner he de-
seribes and that his statement is entitled 10 full credit
SCOTT & WALDRON, Merchants.
NT Beware of countcrfeits and imitations-Syrups
Ind all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate in NAME without possessing the viz
tues. Buy none hut the genuine and original DR. WIS
IAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed l.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. foWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
No 4S Main S:..et, Richmond,
June l546. And by Druggists generally.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. JUNE1,,

TOBACCO-Receipts and inspection, have
been heavy for the last few days with no change
in prices. We quote Tugs 81 20 10 90; com.
mon leaf so so; middlng IS TO 4 rs;
good and fine 5 SOTO 50. General sale, of lugs
/ 20 10 60; leaf IS 10 6 90.
FLOUR-S6; stock very light.
WHEAT-None coming 10.
OATS-34 IS cents per bushel
CORN-45 cents per bushel. Dull.
CORN MEAL-50 Sc. per bushel. Dull.
BACON-Virginia hog round a 81 CTS; West.
ern Sides 41 5 cts; Shoulders 81 cts; Hams 5
cents.
LARO-6 9 cts. Scarce.
FISH-New Herrings in demand at SIS so.
Shad S. so "a T. Family Roe Herrings SIS IS a
S so 10 barrels and SO in half barrels.
CATTLE-BEEr: 81 SO 90, gross
VEALs: 81 90. MurToNs: 81 so 10 ? IS,
ne,t,as in qualify. Hoes: so.
LIME-From wharf 81 per Dbl.
STEEL-American hlis,ered Sll0 per ton.
FEATHERS-33 35 cents.
SALT-Last sales from wharf so per sack
from Store 81 10. Stock very light and in de.
mand.
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For The Enquirer.
TO THE VISITORS OF WILLIAM AND
MARY COLLEGE.

Gentlemen: In the Enquirer OF the 9th, there
is = communication addressed to you over the
signature of Richmond" advising the election
Of Judge James ID. Halyburton to the Law Pro-
| fessorship of William and Mary College
Though such communications can scarcely be
said to be in good taste, yet the deep anxiety
feel for the interest of the old College will,
hope, be sufficient apology for my following,
in this instance, "Richmond's' example. no.
spectfully recommend 10 you for reelection the
present incumbent of that Professorship Judge
Beverley Tucker. From what have heard of
Judge Halyburton, there seems to be no doubt
as 10 his talents and legal attainments. kao,o
there is none as to Judge fuckers. But com.
| parison between the two gentlemen in this re-
spect, however well satisfied am that Judge
Tucker would not suffer by it, is not what you
should be governed BY in the coming election,
Your choice should depend on the simple CUES
ton, "whether one ought TO be removed ftom
the seat which he has filled for fifteen years with
distinguished ability and success, against whom
no fault can be alleged, or no cause whatever
be assigned, for such removal" Should your
decision be in the negative, Judge Tucker will,
of course, be re elected if in the affirmative,
you and might add, the newly elected Law
Professor will hardly occupy position before
the public at all 10 be envied
Apart from all this, Judge Tucker has claims
upon you. He was educated here, and il is the
custom with all Colleges, whenever vacancies
occur in their professional chairs. to fill them
as much as possible from among their own
Alumni. Why would you depart from the rule
in the present case' Latterly, tits true, the
sons of William and Mary have not shown the
filial gratitude and affection which is her due.
Had they done SO, their Alma Mater would not
have been in her present condition. But let her
not on this account act the step mother towards
them. There are some peculiar qualifications
that tit Judge Tucker for the position he at
present occupies, which will state Of my own
knowledge. He possesses the rare faculty Of
exPouniing in his lectures the most difficult
poin's OF law in manner SO clear and concise,
that if the student does not understand, it is
from his own dizziness or want of attention.
He has the faculty, too, (Which IS not alone
confined to him among the Professors here, } Of
endearing himself to all with whom he is con
nected by the relation of Professor and Student.
This year, al least, there is not one of his class
who is not bound to him by the strongest ties of
personal friendship and regard. Perhaps this
feeling is more prevalent among the members
Of the Law Class than any other; because being
thrown more with him, they have better op.
portunity Of testing his real worth.
10 the name then, gentlemen. of his Class,
and the Students generally, and for the sake of
the prosperity Of Old William and Mary, call
upon you TO re.elect the tried, fervent and
faithful friend of the Collego-Judge Beverley
Tucker. A STUDENT.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAD Co
June BIN 1913

June ION, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received al this OF
- flee until -, ~, on TUESDAY, the llth dav Of
July, ensuing for the Grading Bridging and Masonry
Of the Richmond and Danvile Railroad iiom the South
abutment of the proposed bridge James river 10
the summit At the Coal Pits-about twelve miles.
The proposals will be submitted TO the Board of d.
rectors and opened on Wednesday, the l2h of July,
and no bid will be considered unless the making
tho his accredited agent present, and ready
close contract as shall be awarded 10 him.
The Contractor will be required to give satisfactory
security to the Company for the faithful execution Of
the contract.
For further information, and for specifications plans
and pohles Of the proposed work, apply 10 the Engi
neer, al the Office Of the Company.
II Ia required by the Board Of Directors that the
names of the bidders be endorsed the back Of The
proposals. which should have the further endorsement
Proyo,as for Contract and addressed 10 the subscri-
Der. ADREW FALCOTI, Chief Engineer.
~ The National ln,elligencer and Union in Wash
npton city, and the Railroad Journal in Philadelphia
are requested to publish the above twice week until
the 18th Of July, and forward the accounts 10 this office
for payment. a. r.,
e.June l6-ctd Ch.!Eng. Il & d. X. r. Co.
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w. aks this method ~ solicit of friends and The
nuhlic curly orders for such Machines they NAV
want for the present approaching harvest. we are
now making 10 order large number OF the celebrated
Staple Toolh Spring Bed Threshing Machines, which
have bren proved SO decidedly superior in the last
five or six years particuary when used with Smiths
Patent SELF Oiiinr Boxes with improved beds, ar
ranged that the teeth may he taken oul ana turned
new ones inserted.
We would ask especial attention IN our new eeared
Horse. Power one al which can be see III operation nj
our wareho,s Sc This power has been put To the SC
yrrest test in the last four years and has received the
birbest recommendations from those using them. We
win show this uowsr To persons IN want, and supply
them with such reference as canno iall 10 establish
their superiority.
We also supplying, at reuuceu futes, the we'll
known Chain Band Power. ,,
Those wautnga good Fan had better Try ono OF our
improved ones. They are made oil the best material,
and expressly f,r durability: and we rdrrant them TO
operate equally as veil ~ any other Fan, although not
inteRded 10 clean by once running through.
We are prepared put IN new sets oil teeth IN ma
chimes where they are so much worn as mol 10 thresh
Clean or to furnish Rcr cylinders and beds II The old
ones are defective We keep extra brasses, leather
hands, chain bands &c aud will supply al short no.
tice any iron work lur machinery, franklin rods, &c.
We have on hand 4 few of McCormlck's Rrapers,
which will nut in operation, when 10 he worked IN
the vicinity of Richmond free Of charge and warrant
them To satisfy the purchaser we Keep extra blades,
wheels. sc.
~ Persons at distance can, by writing us, obtain
as good machines ii here in person, asAny machine
sent 10 order may be returned 1t does nat give sails
faction PARKER & SMITH.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUA-


by virtue Of the last viii aud testament of Col Rich
II ard Adams, deceased and for the purpose OF dis.
tbuIinn 10 his devseeS, their heirs and assigns, WILL
on THURSDAY the 29th day Of June, Instant if fair,
If not the next fair day commencing al 4 o'clock p.
proceed 10 SELL at public auction, upon The premi
ses, the following valuable Real Estate in the ciiy of
Richm0nd-viz:
Tenement no. l, West Main street, now occupied by
II. w. Tyler.
Tenement No. >, Yves, Main street, now occupied by
" A. strecker
Tenement No. s. West Main street, now occupied by
w. II Heller.
These three trnements font % feet each on the
South side of Main street, running back ITO feet
aey.l
Tenement No. ., West Main street, now occupied by
J. N. Royal.
Tenement No. 4, West sain street, now occupied by
Clarke 4 Timborake.
Tenement No. ., West Main street, now occupied BY
G. pelarue.
These three ienements front % feet EACH on the
North side Of Main street, running back $50 feet Ia
acy.l
One Tenement the nf Cary and l7lh streets,
fronting ~ feet the North side OF Cary street, run
ming back Ito feet 10 alley, occupied by Stearns
Brumc
One Tenement. fronting 80 feet the West side OF
18th street, running back l32 feet; bounded on the
North and South by alleys running from l7th street TO
Shockoe Creek.
One Lot on the corner Of franklin and 18th or Mar
ket Streets fronting 10 feet the South side of Frank
lin street, and running back 18th Market street
$50 feet to an aicy-now occupied by John Anthony
and others.
TERMS-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
the payments to be secured by bond, with approved
CURLY, and deeds Of trust on the property;
Administrator de bonis non, with the will anne xed i,
of Richard Adams, deceased,
TT Sale conducted by
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO. lOf EAST MAIN STREET, Rieimont
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, ls4s.
10000 DOLLARSl $4,000 DOLLARSI

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, ls4s.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No 25, for 1873, 10
be drawn NJ Alexandra Saturday, June II. h6 No.
Lottery-ll drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: S30,00O
Is 0OO 5000, 500n, i0Q0 2,07s 90 of DO0 ~ Of 500
Do of $780, 90 of 300 &c. Tickets $40; halves quar-
tiers So certificate of package OF - whole Tick
cts slo0-shares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, CLASS No. ~ for ls4s, TO
be drawn al Alexandra on Saturday, June 2ilh. Is
Nos, J3 drawn. Brilliant Scheme S5D,O0O, 10000,
oO0 10000 iOOO a2OO 40 OF 900, 40 of $780, 200 Of
5U0, &c. Tickets &c. halves S; quarters . 50. A
certificate Of package of % whole Tickets SEQ
shares in proportion
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any Of the above Schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned, viii receive the most prompt atten-
iion, aud account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as il is received.
NIB Hurley pays postage on all letters TO and
from his office.
Hurry's rule is 10 cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley viii cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has at all times 4 complete assortment OF
Tickets. ranging in price from 81 to $40.
Please address your ordeisto VIM HuRLLf
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Inn strictly confidential. May 81
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civ Hotel, New York, MAY 81. ls4s.-elm
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE
LOUISA RAILROAD

FTER the LIST July, section of the Road between
n Gordonsvile and Charlottesville will be put in ope-
ration.
The Stages running in connection with this Road
will reach CoI's, fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville,
first day from Richmond which will relieve the passen-
gers from night travelling all the way through 10 the
White Sulphur.
BY special agreement with the propretors Of the
Stage, more liberal amount Of baggage will be allow
ed than formerly between Staunton and Gordonsville.
Parties wishing extra Stages can always procure them
ofthe propretors, Charlottesville and regulate their
movements.
Fare between Richmond and staunton, 81 90
Fare between Washington and Staunon. mo de-
tention at Junction, and tickets obtained on The
hoat,l 10 90
Passengers from the Southwest or West, going North
can pay through al Staunton 10 Washington $40.
After the LIST September, the Louisa Railroad will be
completed within eight miles of Charlottesville.
June l3-ctAug.lS C.. X. MASON, Agent
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By the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.l
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1913.
SENATE

On motion of MIR. Benton, the Senate took UP
the joint resolution 10 provide for The lranspoTta'
lion OF discharged volunteer and temporary
troops.
Mir. Benton moved to amend the resolution, Sc
as 10 allow three months extra pay to discharged
commissioned officers.
MIR, Cameron moved 10 amend the amendmen
so as 10 embrace non.commissioned officers and
priya,e.-and the amendment was adopted.
The amendments % the original resolution were
subsequently, Withdrawn, and The resolution, as
reported, passed The Senate.
On motions severally made, the Senate order.
ed The printing Of 5000 copies OF the correspon.
dence relative 10 the Mexican war, and 10000
copies OF the proceedings OF The Senate on the
Treaty with Mexico.
The Senate then proceeded TO The considera-
lion Of The Indian Appropriation Bil-afer a
long debate he bill was amended in several Ill.
important particulars and then laid aside.
On motion of Mr.. Mangum, The Senate held
an Executive session, and afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House has been engaged all day on the
Naval Appropriation Bill. Alter getting through
with The amendments 10 The BILL il was pu. 10
The voie and passed. The House then adjourn.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
Hs. r.. I'D. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, is
still relieving and positively curine-of the following
forms of dis-ase-eght out of ten who apply TO him,
and who have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, "
frrions Of the Liver, Ague and Fever, seald Head,
UcerouJ Sores of long standing, letter Cancer, Lep-
rosy, Palsy, st. Vius' Dance, Wens, Coughs. and III
l.cion OF the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
Asthma Syphilis, GonorrhGa, Structure, Mereurlal
Disease and all forms of disease peculiar TO females;
such rs Fluer Abus ,ProlaPsus Uter, &c, &c lie has
treated several hundred cases Of Rheumatism, and
failed In i've only where theremedIcs energetic
ally applied in eecting entire cure Persons SUI
ferlng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
Reference the most satisfactory, can be had. Once
No.3 Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
Nov
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2J Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living near New
II Canton, Buckingham county, on the asth of De.
cember last, Negro Man named PATRICK, about
,,u.nfv.three wears of age. He sometimes calls him.
self Patrick Wnfrey and understand frequently calls
himself Winfrey. He is toIerably bright nula 4,
and when he left homo had bushy mead oi mar lie
membered but my oyers.er informs me that, when he
efl he had small bump under one OF his eyes, bul
whether it stye other injury ne does MOI kno"
homespun and his hat white wool hat, but it is be
lsvea he has traded off his coat and hat, and wears
frock coat and cap. II is believed no is making MS
way to Ohio, and may be in company with another.
have heard he has free papers. The above reward VIII
be paid to any who will apprehend him and delivet
him to me- or confne him in jail so that get HIM:
JOSEPH EUQUA.
R.nrG Garden Ruckinpham CO. lnne a-clm
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A Runaway,

ABSCONDED from the plantation Of the late Thos.
"A g. Subett, of the county Of Powhatan, or about
The LIST of April last negro Man named N, alias
JIM HARVEL. This fellow was purchased by me,
some twelve months ago, of Mr. Jones, (trader who,
understand from Jim, purchased him OF A Mr. llar-
vel, Of DinwIdde. His wife, he states, belonged TO a
gentleman of the same name, living IN the county Of
Greenaville. No particular marks are recoeced. lie
is about the ordinary sze rather thin visaged and Of
tolerably genteel appearance. lie has nigh cheek
bones and wears downcast look when spoken 10. |
suppose he Is about IS years old but might be judged
by others TO be Older.
suspect he Is now In Dnwiddie or GreeEsville, or
perhaps he may be about Coxs Pitts in Chesterfield,
else lurking about Petersburg.
will give reward Of s. to any person who will ap
prehend him and lodge him In jail, so that get him
sesin PETER C. Elicit,
Executor of Thomas S. Sublelt, deceased.
Nav l9-cw6w
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General Pillow.-Ilhink it very strange that
should be denied the privilege Of summoning Wit
nesses TO sustain the credibility Of Major Burns
aud that Gen. Scott should be permitted 10 sum-
mon witnesses for the purposes avowed by him 10
his remarks just now.
General 1owson, President Of the Court. Inc
Court did not wish TO go into an investigation OF
the class of testimony referred TO by General Phi
low. The person. which General P. wished 10
summon are gentlemen in civic life.
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NOTICE.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF sth
March, ls47
The following acquisitions are hereby mace, VIZ In
addition to the Of three dollars calico or nve do
lars payable the first day OF each oil me months o.,
December and ten dollars on the first day OF each Of
the months ofJune July and November, on eaeh share
Subscribers In Augusta will pay IN the BANK al
and those I'm Rchmond in the Bank Of Virginia. To the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company Punetuahy .
important, interest nil be due each issta'meHt nor
paid by order of the Board, -, ,,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam cpot Feb 22-ctDec.l
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NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABuRA-
TORY, has furnished no combination for the remova
OF Ills universally successful than THO M
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
with great care for diseases OF the Lungs Throat and
Breast has by its salutary effects senced all cayIs at
its virtues and secured the recommendation Of many
Physicians Of this city, and the appreciation OF all who
have employed IL.
Prepared only, and sold by ASGNEY d. DICKSON,
at the North OF Fith and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia. Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUFAL,
Richmond. Va Price so cents, or 81 per bottle.