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FOa THE ACCOMMODATION' OF fllE
NOltFOLK REFUGEKS,
The \Y ashinglou Henry Aca
demy. *
i only ten mile# from
any uutnhtr uf itudciiU
e moderate vate of c
IN Hi
Richmon
for any
hundred
Vlllll
will he
dated on
that a number of
nnutn for tuition, board,
Moreover, theae v>bo
tile year can In: accotnmo—
A weighty recnmtoen
era, al this time, is
lies can be, on proporti
onuie terms, boarded m the neighbourhood, in
the most respectable families—Enquiries \rill
be answered by any of the trustee*, or by
1). DOYLE, President.
March irtli, 1813 3t
SAMl’EL «. ADAMS,
IS now receiving by the Oliver HI«worth from
Liverpool, and UieS.dl) from New-Yvrk, a gen
eral
Hard
lro-j c;*i
2 1*
Cast
Iron.
& 4 1-2 feet,
Hods, liar and
An assort mi nt of Military floods, ami ait addi
tional supply o beat Dutch Hulling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Cii■ j1 ami Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
It ichmoed, Dec. 7, 1812.
IiuI<M<rlt Tavern—For Lease
FHE RALP.IGHTAVERN in Williamsburg,
will be rented
diate
three or
lttable past
several Heil# and
may be had \v
two Coo
cd l»y pu
Tavern,
For term#, apply to
of WiUiamsbai /, Edward W. Trent, Esq. of
Richmond, or the subscriber, living in l’ow.
hatun county.
ar, and imme
be l ased for
large and va
Tavern, and
furniture,
, as well as
be oblcin
t or lease the
Esq
Jan. fch, 1813.
\VM. CRUMP.
tf
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
Daily Compiler
HAVING obtained a huffii ut number ol
subscribers to iitr !.i>rise us io rmnni nee the
publication ©r tl»c* DMi.Yj'ONtPll Elios soon
»* otif Office arranjt n^nij ran be completed,
the public are ir-ib. W.*, that it vtdl appear
on th<- 10vh May the benefit of dis
tant country*suh*rdi.v#5is, 5 ■ > may be let* in*
lere»ted in ««■ iicdvmatter,
a r.ounpr.Y PAPER,
Will be published three times a week ; con
taii'invr tlte whole impre6M»n of the Daily
t’otnp ler, except tl<e 4ilvt?rlis#m«-n!*. '1 he
price of the Country Paper will cr §3 50 per
annum ; §J2 Thereof payable on the appearance
ol ’he first t» uuber, the remainder within six
months from that dale. Subscribers, not re
aid ut in Richmond or Manchester will be
pood enough to ■letij'naU which Paper they
Visit to be for wanted to them.
L ANDERSON,
P. DUVAL.
Mirrlt 11. tf.
.1,1. BE SOLD, by virtue ot a deed
trust,entered into by Samuel Foster,
re the pavmcpt of certain sums of mom
to mi10 !! • ■ , on Pritfay i:t. Jtul day
Apt®next, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
the tmm inn house, upon the premises, for ri
tly mmiey, ho much of
I'wo Tracts of Lund,
lyinjf IS itidi Famham Pariah and Essex c<
ty, to v®t:—One
Land, cmtainii
nii.f trim and
or leas, Imin.r th
veved ;o aatia*
ct and pare Jl cl
e<l and ttve/dy
he the same more
ich warn con
hn t./leale,
ated t\L 20th
oth-r ‘Ijncmritt
f Ltn-', cofffiining seven
e fourth acre -beMne s'inie
k-w!.ieb I Xml \v»s i|<o fwiveyt d to
Fn \. H-.-siU*, ^id Apphia
his Wile, alii Arc thVsani
which were ernind I by I’ali
E'izn Mary hi % JA, to tin .-»»
ter bv deed, ln- j^Uf dat
Ty, 1811—slant be so
fy tiie runtinjrMmh',1 j,,
the sum ..f fiaWuimlrt d •<
six shill n/j^i't m.iit
the iA.
thereon,f
Feb.
ts of Land,
Hunter and
Sanut- 1 To*.
1 / duv ol J unta
c.t-ni/opav md satis,
i sale, anti id*<
d/liirli-tl rtejmuru’s
\jf.>ce. wi«h interest
human. iS;3.
)S C IK HIMES,
icnng Tt utter.
8v.
f I ''HE suborn
X Western
tintiy.
True; ol’ Laud,
On 'Alurh ht^MHhmntaiuin/, 513 acres —
The qur litj^Tl' ini :
the iie!fft«» ijj|Cwell adapted to
culture oml'SLccM \\ hlA at <1 C un. it
on For Mil raliimr f.'re^B, four miles from
Prince Ewrard dBiii thoiufland convenient tt*
five or vAn, nJABBV.r Alls. Th re in 10<
acres of^^ trw- . pritnslow grounds ; an
the Plimt «sin lint- nr<L# lor cropping. 1 lit
jmproveineiit^^lfcpsr^yrtiri able
Dwelling llimgp,
A Granary, IJari.s, Corn Hons**. Hnioke House,
Dairy, Carden, be. 8tc in good repair, A
further dcjcriptihu is deemed unnecessary, as
the purchaser ’viil probably vVw the premi
•ua before purchasing.
LARKIN ANDERSON.
Feb. 18. wjvy.
9 Pipe s (’o^i
lu>. .
left Pr«m e,
20 K
superior f|ita
oul b< .ore it
3u HW
S i Ho
3‘) Dei
20 B,
5 HI
15)
15 If
20 Bn 'Telsj
2j,UOi>i')»i
30 ( . i.s VsT.r .
3 PipA M**leir«, Ho
3 Hull Pipei Msi ii^ilo.
350 S»cks Liverpool lllotvn Salt,
Crowley unil Hketvr Steel,
POU pALK Ijy
It'Hson, brew Lf llobert»on.
March 18 w3 .
iimaiiL;
LY .11.VJmK T Y,
Matty executeJ at t/ic Argm Office.
TTE,
dy, Mister, now Iv
burthen abou. 300
the master on be ard
larrels. For t
it Craddock's Wh
ROUKRT PLEASANTS.
Fob. 1st » tf.
ChaslottkCovrt, 1st Feb. 1813.
Benjamin Baldwin, and Nancy his wile,
Paschal Jenninps and Sully bis wife,
•I"bn TugyV ami Susannah bis wife,
Hicbanl Thornton and Francis Thorn*
ton, which aid XatiCv, Ballv, Susannah,
Itichard and Prune is, are Children r.nd
» » of Franc is Thmflkm, decM.
Mi.\ I
William S T
ton, Ea’ora.
ahd Lucy
ley and .)
Thornton
years, wh
June C, M
& IK’vinee*
ton, der.bl.
I I1B i hardson and
Lucy his wife, and Alexander I Low nicy and
Ja .. Cf his wife, not having entered i!
peiranre according to the act of Assembly,
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that they are not
inliabitM.il'i off"tliis 8tain, on the motion of the
pUintiH. by their Attorney, It isordcrul, That
they appear here on the lat day"of April Conn
next, and enter t heir appearance and auiW't r
the plaintiffs bill, and that u Copy ol this order
be puhlislird in one of the newspapers prinud
in Richmond, lor two months successively and
posted at the trout door of tho Courthouse ol
the said county.
A Copt—Teste,
THOMAS HEAD, Clk.
March 11. wBw.
Bricks
T'lF. subscribe
Wurcli iU-o-, one
well burnt lirip
of shell siT.tl sto
he will sell on ri-a'
lie lias also for sale, &
Young Gre
Well used to llat
March It.
Powhatan
y thousand
utanj bushels
quality, vs hich
sprightly,
tlP'-'CS,
Saddle.
I. .MAYO.
4t.
A w Negroes.
Till', subscriber having de crniincd to quit
Agricul hre, will ofTer to tl,M.
on the first Monday in i
:it Powhatan Courthouse,
and their Childri n.—Ong
Carter, another a pood
formerly drove a waggon
have been brought up to hi
»* Cooking, Washing, Ironing, Spinning and
Sewing The terms of sale will be 9 mouths
credit, bond atul security will be required, to
cairy interest from the date if not punctually
p iid.—To those who choose to pay on the dn\
of sale, a liberal discount will be ma !c.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Richmond, March 11. td.s.
hi;’ lit st bidder,
month, C April]
field Negroes
men is m good
. Mi horses, and
tie of ih • worn n
,si: business, such
otice.
ALL persons arc
teriitf into anj
Lupton, on AtJt.O
Doih
As T am deter mi
such contracts
forwarned frcmcn
t:ict with William li.
Lupton,
to comply with ary
Feb. 4.
JOSHUA DOING.
tf.
Land fop Sale.
T1IF. subi crihrjvdA virtue of a power of at
torney from losjish U*?dson, late of Gooch
land county, of ljlriiiit, hut at present a
resident of Kent irafty, oft rs for sale that well
known and be autifu^Tract of LAND in the
county of GoochlntuL i J,.nies river, called
DOVER,
ft Ijohiing and between the lands of Robert 11.
Saunders, and iht* heirs of Joseph Watkins,
dect-aved. The tract contains between sis and
seven inindted a
ot n hich ;* c in
<io i-uity of lo.v
inducements to tli
r* p: irl It is belii
in the state <if V
rein *r!cabiy we
improvement
with two
«*t< t m width
•i siidieient
hundred and twenty
Island, and an equal
Its fertility offers
er tha* must be amply
to be inferior to no land
ia in soil or situation,
Altered and healthy. The
i teamed dwelling house,
low, and a passage of ten
o room# above stnirs, with
of out houses for f&milv
convc<ifence, .oul barns for storage of grain.
• ia free from all incumbrances, save a lease
for ; lie p rpoii oi starching ami raising of coal,
and si Jit.tig . nu coal of consequence is yet
f unit, the prospects of success are A: ttering.
Mie terms of ,de aye on - third oftlic purchase
tnoiiry ri liaiu), anil the balance in two annual
psyuieiiis, - clear ami indefeasible title will be
•• ivm on the final payments being made. T. ot*e
persons who are <L (irons oi purchasing wili
find me at the K.gle tavern in the city of
Richmond, on every Thursday in each week,
until tie- first o Abril, and at all other times
.t Philip Vl'Dodson’*, on the premises, in the
; ounty of Goochland.
JAMRSW. MOSS, \torney in fact for
Jt)sl \rt WOODSON. „
March 3d, 1813.
tl A.
I'' I) K debtors
w aril* arc ear,
n- ard -vr jiuut C
II l.*ur*n-'e, Kt>
h 'll "1. it maq
ihuriaed to act for
) {K V I) K N* F.DW A H115,
Adtii’r of John ivl -f *iiln.
starch 16. 3-ii
cr ditors of J.-hu Fd
»dy requested to come
• or a final a; ItlemenL.
_tisa Courtfiou-e and
at place, arc fully au*
IV»i llullar* Reward.
n AK-AWA
•lay rtli
named
she Imi s Child
took wi'h
nn>l about
very light tw
of one of her
lingera i* wplit
The above iU-cril>
iber, on Tuea*
Negro Woman,
tl, which she
ar* of 8{je,
complex-on,
the corner
of her fore
__ Appear* above it.
Woman wan purchased in
N« w Kent about t«*< lv* n-un'fis ago, «,f >jr
I’urk- t, I !.>wlr—-It ia expend ajie will go to
her mother who Iivei with M>-«. Howie, near
New K«nt Courthottai, or to Nor oik, where it
ia understood she ia. The ah v rt-w-yH will
f»c paid on the t livery of the *'lHan and child,
to me in lt,< h mmd, or foraeeui them in any
jail, so that I get them agi in
WILLIAM PH()ST.
/•'*- 28. wJm.
THE. LAND advertised to 1* »oU.
>t Nathaniel Tun in Hanover
County, i. r>')SlT the l*t
nf Hanover March if fair, if not,
the MXt fair day.
^ ' JC^Wc A. TURN**.**.
A Copy—T< s’
JOHN
March 11.
TAKEN UP —An Eat-.y
us hy Jos* t>li
to be a nmly
i»ur, with u*h
in the right«
keel—*
sc l to £11
— -urai
«U.
KI > P. ' O,
unK>.
C A C.
wA
i
JUST received and for sale hr the subset
hers, a few doors above the Hell-Tavern, E.
street, (viz )
PEASE
Early Go,den Hotspur
Cfi i ll hi
Frame
ISpatiisli D Mr
Prussian Bln
Uv arf Mart
BF.A
Silver Bush
White do.
CARP-A1
Early Yir k
Battersea
Sugar Loaf
Drum Head
Purple
Green Savoy
Low Dutch
RADISH.
Scarlet
Also, a genera! assortment of FLOWT.R SF.F.DS
Salmon
Mirplft
“"ip
Bhc^Top
1TTUCE.
lit e% rad
rown r
1 ood
Onion
I’>r<le|
l’asnii
<\**/y
Endive
Turnip
Bimblin
Cresses
S onmer Savoy
Cucumber
Carrot
Spinage
VAIL 2; KO(.BUS.
Richmond, Jan. 14. \v4in.
At a Court h< hi for JF: nice Harvard county,
February the 15th, 131J.
Martin Hancock, Rl’or. of Tho
inns H»r»fy, B.S^^pn. t'l.
ACAJ
Martin Snu
combe
ett,
TH
liia rtpp
to an
rules of
satisfaCt
habitant o
complainant.
That the said
In
Chancery.
|ot having entered
^ecurity :tcc 'rding
satmbly, «ml the
appearing to the
hat be if not an in
the motion ot the
^JUiiael, It is ordered,
Smith, do appear here
on t.:e lust day of M*y Court next, H answer
the complainant's bill, and that a copy of'.this
order be forthwith inserted in some one ot tlie
public newspaper^ printed in the City of
liichmond for two months successively, and
also posted at the tront door of the Courthouse
ot this county
Teste*
B. J. WORSHAM, T>. C.
March 11. w8\v
\ uluubio JLaud tor Sale.
T>Y virtue of, and in conformity to a decree
A of the Superior Con* of Chancery for the
idimoiid Iiisirici—cjfY/ ie cn the pre*
mists, to the highest bid .t r, on the thirteenth
day of April next, (it lair, if not, the next fair
i.ay)
A Tract of Kami,
Belonging to the Estate cf Philip Hooch, dcc’d
lying til dowh.itan county, and containing eight
hundred andtvelve acres. The above tract
will be divided imo Ljts to suit the conveni
cucy of purchasers; one third of the mono/
will he required to be paid on the 1st day of
August next ; at which time possession may
be had of all the Land^xcent a small pari that
wd. be in Corn.whm^ffl, ,lll*hssCr will have
the liberty of so\./g in Whcat^p* third on
the 1st day of /
-ouig the Inst p# ment,
1815; the purchaser
ve.1 seetti ity,
to be sold by t
payments are i
s v.vr
JACOB
JOSr.PI
WILLIA.V
THE above Tract »^-i|d i:-t [r*1- sot-Mi
iid« of the North Pork ofWW??eck ; three
miles from Powhatan Courthouse, and Utr-se
horn James River; about three eight* of which
me denied, and about 50 or 6j acre-: of Creek
La>w Grounds unreclaimed, but .very fertile nod
red calculated for .Meadow. ’I he Plantation
s divided i:.to four fields, with a greateY parr
if the fencing in good repdr ; there arc tv.
Ordinary Dwelling House*.
\r.d Out Houses on th-’ premises : Tlie Land
s generally level and has (i suppose fr^.m its
n tilitv and great production, been called and
biown by the name of
KEKTtJCKY.
i uere ware-.even hundred barrels of Com
•i-*tdet a Crop of Wheat, Oath and Tobacco!
n.'ule on it last year. This f.and is very pro’
luctive when in Wheat, ml the great competi
•on in the Wheal Market (it being- within 5,.i
• milts ot five or » x good Manufacturing Mdis)
f cps the prf c of th ,t *,-ti «e very r.cur (Hnd
am told) sometimes above the Richmond
•rice. The great demand for Corn, Oats,
lay. Ac. at the extensive Coal Fits, within h r,
-id twenty miles tl-wcof, at which are regu
arty employed about 50U hands, and from *
10 * Waggons, keeps the price of
nose articles very h,gfa. The Land is well
red, espemMy with good Springs ; and
, neighbourhood, with propriety may l>e said
" !,.e !** healthy, and in every otl.er respect ■*
fsir^ble as any in Virginia.
Witt, euch ■ .Jr art age,, jt f()rin), an oh> ci
•ortby the attention of a p. rmn desirous of
eating money in property of that description,
articnlarly a Citizen of Richmond or Man
hester, who wants a Summer Retreat
r. William A. Cocke, who liven Adjoinin ’-,
nd i» well acquainted therewith, win show
ha»e*n<l 10 M,'y P'rv t1 who vri*ht-« to pur
WM. P COOCIf, Acting F.x’or.
of Philip (loodi, dec’d.
I owhatsn count*. 1st Mur-1., ikl 1 w;w.
lately fiublUhcd\ulfor-V. Plmuantt,
'A m'jiut,
A GP.Nl .^TI, election,
)f the newest Sc iflff admired HYMNS
nd SP1RII ITAf, now in use.—Ry
lie Rev. St IT" Mud (second edition, ra
ised, corrected n-u! enlarged, and published
<y permission of l\m Virginia Conference held
t Kaieigh N. C.)~price 62 1-J cent*.
1 - ■"'L'll
I V t
'XB fHOKOtrCH aJ!£D TMPQRtXD SYJLLTOS
\" / ILL S t tn<* pm«• nt season, at n>v
* ^ i-M- , ill J4iiu « City CoQntv, <>n Chirk a
‘ ' Dr i \ it.vir, . t i i; four4 below • ole’* Ferry
• l.'.r’i -I. *bnvc W i iamsbiirg, not far from tilt*
burnt Otv.inar;., and will be let to Mans ul
believed, oy mo llmfpim tjc continent. Ills
Colts or larjp*, 1 ir.- iv,stroup-, active and very
swift.-—Leon idt*>, iai*«-d hv tIn* laie ‘thancel
lof Tylor and K. hard F Taylor, Kirj.-’s. Irs
Colls, sons i<f Wonder, h.-ve proven thi-niselves
to lie excel -nt runners. Wonder covered in
England the lust season at 5 guineas—as a
runner he proved himsetf to be iftjmd to the
best Hordes in Knglund-be beat Cock,
Water, and Sir Harry, all first rate runners,
ami many otlier fine Horses W'ond r was la
med in trai ling in I8'>1, and has not since
starti d—he was br.-d by Lird Fit/william, is
1 5 hands 3 inches high, a beatitlUil rhesnut.
sorrel.—Ite was got by Phenomenon, I.is dim
bv Old Diamond, who is known bv every Vir
ginian, grand (lain by -MarsIce, Young Hag,
Hulywiihainsdi wn by Skin, .Old Hag, Hydras
dam by Crab, Ebomy by Chi.der*, out of' Old
Ebomy by Raster, Phenomenon was got by
King Herod, his dam Phrtnsy hv Eclipse, her
dam by F.ngiu rr, grand dajn by Blank—Lass
of the Mill, by Traveller, .Mis-i Makeless by
Young («re> hound—Partner—Wood-Cook—
Craft’s Hay Barb— Makeless-Brimmer—Dicky
Pierson, son of Oodsveorth—Burton’s Bari'
Mare. Taken front Oereral St-id Honk.
‘25 the Season,
'to commence *m
A it- .) but tuny jfl
■ M
si 11.4 in a;lrl '
■ jf
Ms!.- Iin “oitHs^.i
• ill. Cl-.XIlHl 1
. xien/ivc 1
lvlion p i ii
dents or csr:«;sj
d’ • i-«| ii e»l, iMt!
\\ ' N‘l) 'il%
•V >m ali n tm Sw
figure; si/.-aiid
March 1
VVM. WAITER. Juii’r.
wtl >A8clamr31 M
L(JUJ ilU
it; ;i.jpn
15 Do. ^
C5 Box^
choci
Jan. 18.
j><mv Military \Vorkjl
Ju*t Received ani for safe, at S. Pleasants'
Rook S'err, Rrvhmond,
A M E RICA A' JVIffj IT A l:) f.IPI'A If )
O.f CoMrp.UDlU.V OF Mo OH ft If TACTICS,
embracing the dir-cijjf ,r.. , m . . uvn-ri .•> I
nt' every species of t»ooi>»rInfa»irv, Rifle (.nn
Oavatr\, Artillery p . it * „ul I/or*.' \rulle
1 ! fortlOc*^ (' 'ftfc .v'i »1'* ( 11 1 O tlie liS*
of the Militia Of tl.. ( ■ »:. ,j St, t, s
A MILITARY DICTIONARY,
Or nxpUnnlint'ii oi the *. v eastern. rf
cipline of difleeeof 1( md >>l rpoo]>i c* hifsntrvi
Artillery and f'.ivide*. it • p- r, «
cat ions, '<nd tl) modern intprov&fnenta ,m In
scicucfofT- -tM-s—coin|-irfvc„ - Pocket-'-uo
ner, orLittli 1 onihardi-r T!n- *.*-ntnr* K- ^u*
lal ions of the United States_hy I'OI o' ’ i
DUth'K. - ,
RULES 3c REGULATION* -VaR THF
I’H.LD EXERCISE, a d * of
the French Infantet/— AIso, the Mane.'aj-res
of the Field. tr*M- n/, with If: tr:, 3 vn]>.
—Ry Col. Delacroix, late CM; f of l-rigarir
in the French service_Rrjce
THE ELl-^y^l SOF \VAll—lit Isaac
ula)tby, Brip ^Mrlfetnera: in the 4tU Mas
sachusett* Divj^R^ 25.
™?»LES A“ Regulations for
IHhSWORD EXERCISE OF TH E C \
which is added, 1 HE HE
VIEW EXERCISE, &2 50.
ilic American Artillerist’s
Corj panion,
% Col TOU8ARD.
the COMPLETE
Military Tutor.
CO VI AtStSO
A SYSTEM OF MODERN TACTICS,
AP?j.;cabl.i; ro
INFANTRY ; in Company, Regiment, nr Line,
as laid do am by the most approved Au
thors, vnd now in practice by the
A*anics •ftiia United States.
Illustrate,-’ by sixteen Co/i/ier/itates,
VOCJE'I HE" WITH
A VARIETY OF UEPORTS.
I/ee’s Patent Family
MEDIC INKS,
Sold at S. PLEASANTS* Look Stoju
RICHMOND.
COLDS ANI) COUGHS.
Aaovrrrifrn rented,j for Cold,, obstinate
Lough*, Asthma*, sore throat*, and ap
proaching Conaum/tUon*, and most di*or
drra oj the breast and lung*.
A M-'Slc trfM will prwr, that it restores the dr.
• rmt . itinn ofthc fluid.i to the lurfMe ofthrhodr
);■.<!»,n-.try.n the eemrAn healthful pera,rir.t,n„ ,
".at ,t rihlArige* and evacuates the toi.Vh s.st.d
.l.feum or iikmui, *tr<^thent the re»ker.«d ves
*1* Vfl, the acrimonious humor
* "ch lrr.tt.tc> tl.qJ^j finally discharcrrs it.
I !hj* striking at the r,KdHhhe disorder, thesrmp
om« are of rnursc efTcCtaaU/ anil Mrm •• /-nttr
u*/pered, the reverse of common fnadiciiira
we .ken the o©n*t.» iitlou, sod fire strength
’ t oe <Hsor.lv., for th. soke of moderating lor the
present some <4its painful elf cte.
CASE ok CiniE,
Selected from « numerous list.
To
Heins desirous t<»
■her*
I.l \ T•< ;u > r I.y'
ton ti.e lolios mg »rt
<1 from it; n hi
l.F.K.
e public for the food of o
Lhu of HA.\ffV| ov’s IV
J M r. Lee, I hare sent
at o( tn<* Ixoiedt I have re*
rive it > lei 1 I ' *ri11 ‘*iher4to
? 'l " ‘'V-, *onssf»w»eoee ot a braise (j.e
hresst rwnv.il fi.nna fH|,t ^ hMtlh b(<|
n.y hreatbmp became reis difficult, and freqveotlr
hav.- l.s«| suddenly u» rise up in mj bi d v th sil
■ l>o-.-ora o. immediate suffocation. Addiotfaesr
» oeusuru pun ,a my breast, and a eon*;., a
loss of miiI dr<li, r.r.t! t*(T1 'i''f c”',,r
hat tnv symptoms evidently i"dic' tnd no
nt; consumption. Till' an rice of * •n, ,l '1,11111 11
;>liysivinti vat resorted to, and afterwards * second
whs culled In, but without giving me »nv relitt
Another plijylaian tlioknetf me ami theeircom*
(tanr.es of my caie^hlviard me to Rise II' iiidton »
F.lixir a tri-l—used .t in hi* practice,
and always f<'uiul^^^nn much po<id. A bottle
»M nmeured froi^Vf r. Birch’s, ami I found relief
before I bud taken Irilf of it. I continued to use it
and waision strong enough to attend to business.
On taking cold some of my former symptoms rc
frned, but arc always removed by a dose or two
of tlic Elixir.
CEO. BF.XNF.Tt, .Tun.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
To fiarenta who have children afflicted with
Tuk HOOPING COUGH.
This discovery is of the first magnitude, ns it af;
fords imnicd'u.te relief, pftctkt the progress, and in
a short time entirely removes the most cruel di»
oixler to which children nr* liable ; the Elixir is so
perfectly agreeable, and the dost so small, that no
difficulty arises in taking it.
INFALLIBLE
AGUE AND FRYER DROPS,
For the cure of au$uea, remittent, and inter•
tent fevers.
Vine offered thnt has a greater
ijiition than this as many thou
ould he needless to expn
extraordiuary virtues of these
drops, it being the generally received opinion, that
if taken regul irly, and according to the directions,
i is i he most efficacious medicine in the known
world, lor the Ague and intermittent fever. Thou*
! s:. nds can testify of their being cured t»v these drops,
[ idler the birk and every other medicine have pi-o
; ved inefTertual. Not one in au humlred has had
| occasion to take more than oue, and nuinliers not
half a bottle.
Never ivns a
| claim to puldi
i sanejs can testify
tlstc largely on
IIA MIL TON'S ESSENCE AND EX
TRA C'I ’ OF MUSTARD.
A safe and client uni remedy for acute f« chronie
rbettmat sm, gout, nsihuriii* gotU, palsy, lumbago, /
uuiniincts, anile swellings, chilblains, sprains,
h rinses, pnif. in the lace and neck, ke.
This valuable remedy is prepared both in a 3ukt
slats and in pills, and I hits excellently adapted both
for extern::! and internal use.
Th* pills operate kuil.ily by insensible perspira
tion, expelling the superfluous and lunrhid humors :
thev are highly cordial to the stomach, create ap
petite, and digestion, remove flying pains and cold
or windy complaiuts lu the stomach or bowels.
Hamilton's
GRAND RRSTORAT1VR,
!* reci (amended as no invuliutblc medicine foe
the speedy rebel arid permanent cure f »r the va
rmu* c which result from dissipated plea*
suivs, juvenile indiscretions, residence in climates
unfavorable in the eirtiftitu'ion, lire Immoderate use
o- tea, trccpicnt intoxicHtiOu, or otlier destructive
intemperance, ihe in.skill'd or ciceuire use of
nw curv, du-diienset peeniiar to females at a ecr
ta.ii period ot lite, it,.d lyings in, ixc.
.LITIVS'^'
OZEAnxS.
TP medicine which is n* innocent and m»hf, os
it is cen-.io and eTiruriooB in its o|x-r:tlion, can
nm Jure the vmi ,Test infant, r.hou!.: no worms
, r Hi-: thebudi : but ■ II, without p 0r gri
i t • g, clew sj the stoumdt or bowel o' •» hutever is
•I n ■ n t »e, am1 iliu ei.y |nv*»>tit tIte iirouuc*
rioo nl worm* and many fa ai Ji,orders.
HAJIN’S AN'S MHLfOl'S PILLS.
1 In-rpe: ition o ;> >ls are perfcvilv nn'ld*
vi * in In* uvj.l vsjtb nfcty t.y persona in every sit*
t*nii>" >•! ' nl rverv nie.
Tl‘"v ev.elfci ily vlopied to carry ofT su
peHl’l 'i'e 'iie nd p •»»ciu its morbid *>•> ret on*——
ti• restore r d amend tit* uppe-it*—to produce n
fl*er*pii*»lioii .( :il therein prevent colda eh
a • ii’t I. 01 fat d c'inse ;iicnees. A dose never
l nib i re me a co <1 if taken on it* fist appear*
a — I'-.' \i e. t ( Icbutc.l for l omoviii - lianituut
cos.ivrnt*’» sickliest f t the atonineli and severe
nr.dt.rlu— ml on-*lu to be t ken by all peisona
on ^ cn.i! t:r of
i -e\ have been found remarkably effic: ciott*
•i pr. ntntiig .„l ou. i ig disorders attendant o»
•i;i- voyages, and should be procured 'uodesuefutl*
reserved for nsc liy even seaman
noH iunicj),
LY ONCE USING
LM’S SOrjj/iXIG.Y OIATME.VT
1 tic priiir^^fcri nrms thnne perwns and fatni.
lies who arc *r»<r tinder this disease (a-.|;i3b
tlio ndceUn iPW i th i.o person is safe) that if thia
oi itnu r.i ts us,;d bt nnrbt on goine to bed, it never
luHa tope ormInure by the following morning,,
as th-vijMid. w!»i h -ve used it dining the last to*
^"1?" The peculiar excellencies of tlda
mUllibio remedy for the itch, orerevery other, are
tlitsoerl untjr ot a eti e by a single application ; the
ingredient* bt.ni? v. innocent as to be applied with
perfect safety to the tend. rc,t infunt, and it. being
not or.lv .ree from ny oTt sire smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasant.:*t. pomatum. 7
TIIR
HIE RESTORATIVE I’OVVDKR FOR
. TEETH If GUMS.
Tbit excellent preparation comforts and strength*
enathe gums, preserve* thv enamel from ileoar &
iilunnsefc anil wliiteua tin- teeth, by absorbing all tlie
acrimonious slime foulness, wb e.« suftered to
a. cumulate, nuv.vr to injure »m| linaily ruin
DAMASK iTl* 8AI.VE.
JIAHN’h TRUE AND GENUINE
GERMAN CORN I'LA 1STR R.
. An infallible remrtly for corns, speedily remo
sing them root aud^ranch, wiilumt giving pain.
HAHNS ( ‘ * ~~
A sovereign . m>r»*ei ot the eves,
vbether the el!et#ol natural woalcness, or of a0ci
G zJvLVE F. YE - WA TR /?.
'\.r»*• diatave* of the eyes*
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
I’heonly remedy yet discovered wliieh give* jm.
mediate and lasting %r*licf in the most severe ii.sUn
,1.
THE GEKUINQ PERSIAN I.OTIOV.
So celebrated irnionj the fashleimMe thnnehoot
E ,roC®* Jn prercntitigand removing blrmi-hcf of ©
*c.ry kind, on the fa™ art.) akin, |iartimdarlv frrt
|»*«np!fc*. inHainiratory rednew, acini* tet
le-», rmg-worm*, aun-burna, prickli hem
Purchaser* are requested to riincmWr that nn
eiigmvcd lafeel, with the signature nfHANXVIf
U.Z, Vklov of the late B'ClIAltM LKK. JUm
(fo counterfeit which la felony) is nfWd fo'vtch
to the jcemu.ic tnciliiiur*.
For Sal* hij H. Plsjisjmts% Klchnutnct,
AJuemonikn,
CIIRONOLOfilCAlj T AIILK9 j t|
Rah.l.illjY in a methodical m.vtmr tire m„,|
I’hr Wk,“ e. ,,rrjr"rc' ,{'"™ tlx- oration of
the Wor i. 'o&Mmp"« P* riod —..prHiend
;"t' h, .of arcouav tWmveMion*a„,| dmcoterirs
•n eviry depart nr* ntVf ,r;,.„rr . b«,r, ,,.|lir»i
ami historical •fk- tches } Po*t Olllces of he V
States ; discoveries ofro,,n»,>. , foundations of
empircs Cr* ^-To whirl, is added,
iu«„rte,',,rice ,>o D°,,<,r-'in
BSKAH^i^,,^I,AM RE‘
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