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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA— SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1816,
[.YftffAM 4*
ED I TE D BY1”*1'
JOHN BURKE & L. H. GIRARDLY,
Ann mniiiHrn
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Foua Doors below tuk Uell Taxsaw, at Foon
Doli.ars gzn abkcm, paw nr advance.
Subscriptions and Advertisements to this
paper are received at the Book and Job
Printing Office of J. *X* It. Burke, S.
R. comer of Alain ana \$th streets, and
near the Farmers1 Bank of Virginui.
fTY* Advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
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VIRGINIA:
At Rule* holdcn in the Clerk*» Office o f the Supe
rior Court of Chuncery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the 24th day of June, 1816.
Bose Morris, . Pltf. *
AOAIRST
< Robert W. M yiby, .lames Otway Crump, Jesse
Owen, and Nance? liu wife, formerly Nnncey
Mosby, John C- Howard, and Judith his wife,
formerly Judith Mosbv, Peter Lefuenr Sc Lucy
hit wife, formerly Lucy Mosby, relict of Jo
seph Mosby dec’d. Reft'*.
The defendant, James Otway Crump, not
having1 Entered his appearance and given securi
ty according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of this court, and it appearing by satis
factory evidence, that he is not ad inhabitant ot
this country: It i* ordered, That the said defen
dant do appear here on the first day rtf the next
lerm and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some ne-vspaper published in the City ot
Richmond, for two months successively and
posted at the front door of the capital, in the said
cay.
A copy—Teste,
Wm. \V. UENING, C. C.
August 21—w8ur.
. Virginia!
At Ride* holden in the Clerk'* Office of the Supe
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the 24th day of July 1816.
Nathaniel Dunlop, administrator of Jas. M’Canee,
deceased, Elizabeth M’Cance, widow and relict
of the said James M’Cance, deceased, and Wil
liam W. Gray and Mary his wile, formerly Mary
Dunlop, Pltf'*.
1011 If ST
Alexander Dunlop, surviving partner of James
Duniop and Alexander Dunlop, trading1 under
the f;rm of James 5c Alexande: Dunlop, Hester
Dunlop, widow and executrix of the said
<Juukp, dec’d. and Margaret Dunlop, and James
Dunlop, surviving children, legatees, and devi
oees of the said Jas. Dunlop, dec*d. ' Def'ts.
The subpoena ad revivendum awarded in tips
cause, against the defendant Alexander Dunlop,
not having been returned executed, nnd he not
having entered his appearance and given securi
ty according to the Act of Assembly and the
U tins Court, and it appearing by nut,*
factory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of
this country. l! is ordered, That the defendant
do appear here on the first day of the next term
and show cause if any he can, against the revival
thereby sought; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
-in thec'py of Richmond,for two months succes
aivelyaml posted at the front door of the Capi
tol, in the said city,
A Copy—Teste,
TVm. JV. Hening, c. c.
August 14.
VIRGINIA:
.It Rules hohiett in the Clerk's Office of the Supe
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond JJis
trict, the 24th day of duly, 1816.
^William Harrison, administrator de bonis non
of Stilh Gregory, and guardian of Mary 8. Gre
gory. Pltf.
AG AI VST
Edward Marks, junr. administrator de bonjs
non of John Marks, deceased, and Peter Bland,
administautor of Tbeodorick Morrison, dec'd it
.Tames Young and Ann his wife, formeily Ann
Morrison, Deft's.
The Defendants, James Young and Ann -hi»
wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act cf Assembly
nnd the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, 1 hat they are not lnnabi
-vants of this country : It is ordered, Tha> the
Haul Defendants do appear here on the first day
of the next term and answer the bill of the Plain
tiff; ar.d that a copy of this order be forthwith
.inserted in some tie- spaper published in tlicCi
\y of Richmond, for two months successively
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
ihe said City.
A Copy—Teste,
, ■ „? W-n. IV. Rerung, c c.
August 3—w8w.
“VIRGINIA :
At Itulei hoi den in l/te Clerk's Office of the. Supc
rior Court of Chancery for the flic/muind JJis
trict. the U4th day of June 1816.
Archibald Freeland Pltf.
AO A IK AT
Elizabeth Bingham, widow of Josiah Bingham,
deceased; William Mann ; and Hill Carter, Sil
van Carter, Mary Carter, and Elizabeth Carter,
.nfant childrwn and he rs of Charles Carter, the
younger, (aon of Charles Carter of Shirley) de
teased ; Robert Randolph and Elizabeth H Ins
wife ; Elizabeth W. C Berkeley, and Edmund,
.Ann I), Pobert C, and Parke F. Berkeley, chil
dren and heirs ofCatliarincS. Berkeley, former*
)y Catharine S. Carter ; Mary W. Braxton ;
Henry Lee, and Ann II. his wife, formerly Ann
W.Carter; Bernard M. Carter; Williams Car
tcr ; William Fitzhugh Carter ; and Hill, Tho
nio*, Ann, and I*icy Carter, infant children and
heirs of Robert Carter, deceased ; Nathaniel
Uurwell and Lucy his wife; and Edward; Caaai
u» Shirley, John M, and Mary W Ajarter, infant
children and heirs of Edward Carter, deceased ;
Charles Carter, and Joseph 0 Cabell, and Mary
W, his wile, formerly Mai/ W. Carter, children
and h< its of <.» eorge Carter <1 rcess'-d Oft*.
The Defendants, Henry Lee 8t Ann H. bis wife,
, Dot having entered their appearance and given
’ security according to ihe Act of Assembly and
♦he ItUlM of this Cdurt, and it appearing by sa
tisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitant*
of this country : It it ordered. That the said De
fendants do appear here on the first day of the
Jv^t term and answer the bill or the Plaintiff;
and that a copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published hi the City of
Richmond, for two months successively ami
posted at th* front docf of the Capitol, in the
said CHy.
A Copy-Tea?/",
J-Gy 27, I #16 ~w8tf.
tVn, W. Jlttung c. c.
VIRGINIA:
At Tttiles holden in the Clerk's office of the Supe
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dio
trict, the2\th day of June 181(1
Richard Ruffin ’drown, Aimer Hill and Surah his
wife, Robert Watson ami Frances 11. his wife,
Phil Claiborne, administrator of Beverley llrown,
dec’d. John It. Lucas and Hannah bis wife, and
Mary Brown lan infant, by Robert Watson, her
guardian and next friend, ’ Plffs.
AOAlJTST
Samuel Booker, administrator, with the will an
nexed, nf William Brown, dec’d. and John and
James S. Gilliam, executors of James S. Gilliam,
dec’d. * Dcffr
• The Defendant, Samuel Booker, not haying- en
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act of Asse'mbly and the Rales of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that.be is not an inhabitant of this country: It
io orihred, that the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of (he next term and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs; and that a copy of this
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pub ished in the City of Richmond, for 2 months
sucoesaivsJly and posted at wire front door of the
Capitol, in the said city.
. A Icopy—Teste,
Wm. fV. Ilening, c. C.
July 20—w8w.
VIRGINIA: ““
At Rule* hohkn in the Clerk's Office of the Su
perior court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict-, the 24.7i day of August, 1816.
Marion Campbell, Ptf.
ASAlSsT
James avan , administrator and lieir at law of
Patrick Cavan, dec’d. Sarah Cavan, widow of
the said Patrick Cavan, dec’d. Archibald
M’Leaii, administrator of James Kirk, dec’d.
Harriet Kirk, heir of said Jame^ Kirk, dec’d.
James Kirk, an infant son and heir of Robert
Kirk, dec’d. who, with the said Harriet Kirk,
was co-heir of the said James Kirk, dec’d.
IfughS ewart. and Charles J. Love.
Deft.
_ The defendants, Harriet Kirk and James
Kirk, not having entered their a'ppearance and
given security according to the Act of Assem
bly and the Rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi
tants of this country: It is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the first day
of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs t and that a copy ol this order be
forthwii h Inserted in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for tvp months suc
cessively ^ntl posted at the front door of the Ca
pilot in said City.
A copy—Teste,
Wm. TV. Uening, c. c.
Aue-us 28—w8w.
DRAFTS
On Boston, JWw-York, Philadelphia <$'
Baltimore,
Can be bought and sold at the subscribers office.
AUfl
SPECIE and U. S. STOCK.
Likewise rickets fwarrranted undrawn) in the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
of Pennsylvania, wh.ch is now drawing twice a
week ,n Philadelphia, 21 days of draw.ng over.
The follow'ing Prize* remain undrawn, yrs.z
One of g 40,000, one of 20,000, two of
10,000, three of 5,000, six of 2,000, -six
teen of 1,000, aud in proportion of 5001
300, 200. See. &c.
THE MASONIC HALL LOTTERY.
Draws blit once a week The 35th drawing over
One prize of 40,000, one of 10,000, anti
seveial of g 1,000 St g 500 pri/.C9, all will
come out in the next 5 days drawing, or
within 6 weeks.
Pnze tickets or Northern Bank notes will be
rece.ved in payment for tickets at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of
August 14
J. B KURSHEEDT,
t.f.
Medicinal Water
TIIF. public are informed that 1 am the pro
prietor nt the Water, of which mention lias
bean heretofore made in the “ EchoI think it
proper to state to the public, that l have up
wards *>f :>(JU regular subscribers for the season.
The price to subscribers with their families, two
dollar*; the price to individuals, one dollar;
admittance to non-subscribers for the evening
or morning1-4 cents
. The pump of water is situated within one
mile of Lynchburg, on the stage road leading
from thence to Richmond—the road leading to
it cither way is level and agreeable.
Jt is situated within a few paces of James’
River, the banks of which arc aduracd by lofty
trees. To the westward he9 a beautiful range
of Hills, or Mountains, who:a shade shuns it
from the rays of the evening mui, and from
wiiose bowels issue this excellent water.
Travellers Intye stopped here, and are pleased
with the quality of the water: it is deemed
very availing in the cure of all disorders of the
skin, and for sore eyes, and it greatly nsaists air
petite. It is strongly impregnated with SuifAur,
the general properties of which, are known to
most of persons, f shall be happy to accommo
date all persona in the best possible wav.
LUTHER SMITH.
August 10. tl5lhS.
N. n. TheFditgrs of Newspapers in Rich
mond, Petersburg and Norfolk, will please in
sert this advertisement in their papers, till the
middle of September, and forward their cc
i counts to the office of the llcbo for payment.
L. S.
To Manufacturers.
The subscribers beg leave to inform Mannfac
■ Mirer*, that they still continue to make aii kinds
of cotton Machinery on the most improved mo
dern plans, and executed in the most complete
I manner—also omb Plates for either Cotton or
; Wool cards of a superior quality.
Orders •will be thankfully received and prompt •
ly executed. .
PE»KN ft ORR.
Patapsco Cotton Factory, }
near lUltimoie. >
August 17, IBIS. w4w.
Notice is hereby given, That
A petition will be presented to th? next GcoerV.
Assembly praying the passage of tfair to estab
list) a turnpike road from the north end of the
Brook turnpike At Owen't 'Tavern to Ground
Squirrel bridge yi H moysr.
Auguyt 17. w3v.
Notice is hereby given, ilia*
tfre Subscriber has received lints of the Direct
I Tax of the United Slates for 1815, remaining' due
upon prop<9ly in the following Counties in the
State of Virginia, not owned, occupied or super
intended by some person residing within the
Collection District in which it ia situate, and that
he is authorised to receive the said Taxes with
an addition of ten per cent, thereon, provided
such payment is made within one year after the
day on which the collector of tim district wl ere
such property lies had notified that the said tax
es had become due on the same.
For tohat County.
Date of Collectors notification
that tax had become due.
Rockingham,
Shaiundoah.
Orange,
.Madison, &
Culpeper.
King George,
Westmoreland.
Richmond,
Northumberland 2c
Lancaster.
Isle of Wight,
Nansemond,
Norfolk &
/?
I
On the 20th March 1816
Princess Anne,
Spottsylvania,
Louisa, &
Caroline.
Powhatan,
Chesterfield,
Dinwiddle, ft
Prince George.
I
}
On the 26th March 1816
On the 20th March 1816.
Prince Edward
Rockingham,
Cumberland 8c
Amelia.
^-On thp 29lh March 1816
Collector's Office, At July 1816.
Win. D. TAYLOR, Collector.
Designated by the secretary }
Of the Treasury. 5
w. 8 w.
duly 31.
(tJ^Tho Kdi tor of this paper
finding- it not in his power to bestow that attend
on which he wouhl wish, and knows it necessary
to the discharge of his editorial duties, without
relinquishing other employments, has determined
to dispose of the UstxbmsiImbst or Tan Norfolk
Ga’/.bttsasd Frame Lcuoxa To a person of
Federal politics, a preference will be given, and
untill after the first ol next month, the eslaLlish
meitf will not be sold to any other j this prefer
ences, due to the great majority of the. Patton's
of the Ledger. After the 1st of next month the
editor will consider himself at liberty to cousult
his own interest—Should the Establishment n.n
be disposed of, the publication by the present
editor wdl notwithstanding, cease upon Tuesday
the 17th, of next month, to which lime all ac
counts of subscriptions ui'.d advertisements wdl
be made up.
The adjustment of all accounts in this place
and vicinity, will be made by the Editor bintseif;
he requests all who have nn> claims to woke them
known to him without loss of time. Those gen
tlemen who liave heretofore kindly undertaken
the agency of the Ledger, will be pleased to
continue n a little longer.
We shall be thankful to the Editors, who will
lake such notice of this article as may best as
sist the editor’s views. j
Office of the Public Ledger, >
vYorfouc August 8. 1816! $
NOTICE.
Pol y Brown, Washington Brown, John S.
Stubbs, senr. James Brawler, Maxwell Trokes
anti Sarah If his wife, James Scott, junr- John
Spottswood and Mary his wife, Tarlton Sunn
de s, and Saily his wife, B. 9. Morrison and Ma
r> Ins wife, Sally Goode, Elizabeth Goode, Ko
bert Got.de, Sally Scott, Robert Graham, Ph.lip
N Nicholas, and John 1J. Ogg.
You will Take Notice, that I shall on
Saturday the fourth day of October next, at the
tavern at Aylett’s Ware House, in King William
county, between, the hours of eight o’clock in the
morning and six o’clock in the evening, proceed
to take the deposition ol’ Francis John Levert,
to be read as evidence in a suit now depending
in the Richmond Cha .ccry District Court,v/herein
1 am plaintiff and you at e defendants : at which
time and place you may ntUt.J or not as you think
proper.
JOHN S. STUBBS, jr.
4w.
August 17.
500 DOLL A 1<S REW A It I >.
Escaped from the prison in Chilicotbe, state of
Ohio, on the night of the 4th of June lv;t, J AS.
ESSEX, alias JAMEiJ ESsEX CltOSUV 9TEK
LING.
He is about 30 years of age, fire feet seven in
ches high,of h fair complexi ,n, thin visage, light
hair, Urge eyes, Koni«n nose, lirge whiskers; by
trade a clotiiier, can work at carding, or any em
ployment in manufactories, and is also expert at
the sword exercise and boxmgj He was born in
Warwickshire, .in England and it is believed
came within the last year from C&nadu t<j this
state.
'Tiie said James Essex, alias James Esscr Cros
by Sterling, was committed to jail last January,
on a charge of robbing ths mail of the U 8»*te».
—His partner who calls himself THfJMAS
NOHLE, alias THOMAS \v NOBLE, is now in
prison on a charge of robbing the mail at the
same time. The above reward will be given for
his apprehension, and delivery, or confinement in
any jail of the United Slates, so that he can be
brought to trial.
JOHN HAMM,
Marshal of Ohio District.
Zanesville, Ohio, July 25.
a>Tho*e printers who are employed to pub
lish die law# of the O. H, arc retjhealt-d to give
this advertisement one insertion a we-k for six
weeks success!veljr,and forward their bills to this
office for payment.
HU HU MILL STONE MAWfJFACTUUr
TME subletibera respectfully inform the public
that they have just received,jlirect, from Fratoe, a
Ihi-m fjnainity «f prim* nil HR BLOCKS, of a su
perior quality to any hitherto im)K>i'tcd lo th-a place
<*,'4 having been engaged in the limine. •. upwards
ot fifteen years, they hatter themselves froio theii
long knowledge of the trade, and the approbatlor
which llunr work has hitherto met w.th, that the)
will be able to manufacture Mill Stones on ns re;
sonabic terms as those jr-port« I frern, the Worth
and warrant them perform well.
They have opened shop on 19th Street,nearly op
posite to the.Old City Tavern, where rjen lenten are
nvited *6 call.
NATHANIEL WHITE Ik Co.
A~tf
Fcbruery
UKIOIV HOTEL
The subscriber having returned to his former
residence in i\fRochester, which i.c notf calls
THE UJVIOX HOTEL,
formerly called *• Solomon Gordon's or Leatl/s
old I avern/* will immediately open a Tavern
under the above name, at:d solicits the attention
ot his friends and the public.
He will use every possible endeavour to give
satisfaction in the line cf his profession.
His ju ices are, what they usually were, vie :
For a dinner - - - 5*i v e.its.
For supper, - - . ST 1-2
d For breakfast - • - 3? 1-2
For lodg mg, 17
Horse per feed • - 25
-lor a day 75
His bar shall always bawdl supplied with the
best liquors, and lie will vciy shortly k<*ep a
constant supply of fleer, Porte/, Ale, Sic &c.
NA Til ANiEL CH1LDKKS.
Manchester, Aug. 31 —tf.
vWY/F PUllLlL.l Uu.\' 1
jJOfiT PUBLISHED, AND FOR 3 A LB,
Jt PeUr Bottom's Booh Stationary Slores
(lilCHMCND AND 1 lYNCH BURG,)
The fiiUtminjr JVETF PUBLIC AT IQ .VS, viz ;
Historical sketches of the late War between the
United States and (ireat Britain, blended wjtli
anecdotes illustrative of the individual bravery
of the American Sailors, soldiers, and citizens ;
embellished with portraits of the most distin
guished naval and military officers, & accom
panied by view* ol several sieges and eug.ige
iRents. By John Lewis Thompson.--Price
$ 1 75, boards.
Ewell’s Medical Companion, third edition,
containing a concise and impartial history of
the Capt ure of Washington, c*c. Sic. Pnoe jj 5
The Cottage Fireside, or Parish Schuol
mastcr—a moral talc—by the Rev. H. Duncan
Si.
The dance of death, and other poems by
Walter Scott, P,sq.—37i cU.
The Poet’s Filgrimagc to Waterloo—br
U. Southey, F»q.
Ballard Romances, and other Poems—bv
Miaa A. M. Porter—-75.
The present of a mistress to a young ser
vant, oonsisvidg ai fner.diy advlcfe‘miri rent his
tories: by Nirs. Tiylor of Onjar—75 cts.
Valentine Eve, a novel by Mrs. Ouie,—
2 vuls. g 2
OC/* JYcto ft tbUcaiions of every kind received a:
soon o« fhibtiificd.
JlLSiP—lU3T RECEIVED.
400 Reams Writing P^per, aud
100 Letter Paper j
700 \\ ebster’s Spelling Hooks, (neu' edi
tion) and* large assortment »f cheap PAPER
HANGINGS, See. &.c.
lie constantly keeps on hand a large
and general assortment of
BOOK'S $ STJTIONAltY,
Where country Merchants and ethers can now
he supplied on the most liberal terms.
IC7* Blank Hooks i tiled aud bound to
any pattern, at the shortest notice and in the beat
maimer.—Also, TRUNKS made.
Almanacks For 1817—in
press, and will be published jibout tire first of
September, his VIRGINIA ALMANAC for the
year ofour Lord 1817', containing a variety ot
useful and entertaining matter.
Persons wishing to engage for a quantity will
be supplied on moderate terms, as he content •
p.aies printing 50,000
August 14. tf..
VIRGINIA: ‘
At Rules h<*Ulcn in the Clerk's Ofice of the Supe
rior Can' t of Chancery for the Richmond D.<s
trict, the 24th </ay of June, lbl6.
Sherwood Parish, Stephen Morrell, Craddock
Vaughan* Benjamin Bradshaw, Thomas Dick
enson^ Matthew Lacy, junr. Pit's.
JU5.ll.NsT f
William .M'Kichardson, administrator of Ste.
phen Sampson, junr. dec’d. and Elizabeth R.
Sampson, George R. Sampson, Martha Eliza
Sampson, Margaret V. Sampson, Narcissa M
Sampson, Mary Sampson, Agnes P Sampson,
and Caroline J. Sampson, heirs and distribu
tees of the said Stephen Sampson, <Jzc’d by
the sa d William M. Richardson, specially as
signed their (piardian to defend them in this
s»'t, Def'lf.
The defendants, felizabeth H, Sampson, Geo.
R Sampson, Martha Eliza Sampson, Margaret
P. Sampson, X-roisya M. Sampson, .Mary Samp
son, Agnes I*. Sampson, :ind Caroline J. San.p
Bon, not having entered their appeuruuce and
given security according to the Act of Assem
bly and the Rules of this Court, am! it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of this country : It is ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
Plamtifls; and that, a copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
In the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessively m.d posted at the front door of the Ca
pitol, in the said city.
A copy—Teste,
Wm. W. MENfXG, C. fc
August 21—w8w.
Mayo fy t'ra^ser,
(TJaoo iloors helms the Fanners* Hatih of Virginia,')
Respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
lie that they have received from J^s s Patent V
Family Medicine Store, No. 46 Maiden Lane,
*V>7i>.> (fl-k, a Fash Supply of the following gen
uine medicines.
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and
Malignant Fevn% is recommended
HAHN’S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
THIS medicine has been attended with a tie
![ree of success highly graU-fu’, to the invent* i
eelings, in several parts of the West Indies
and the southern and middle states, particularly
in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pete's*
burg, Richmond, Norfolk, Eden on, Wilmington,
Charleston, and Savannah. 'I he testimony of a
number of persons in each ofrtiu alwve places
can be adduced, who have rfctsoh to believe,
that a timely use of this satiitAry remedy has,
under providence, preservtd their lives, when
in the most alarming circumstances.
Fr.cts of this conclusive nature speak more in
favor of a mrd'cine th^n coluinns of pompous
eulogy, founded on mereassertion.
It m not| indeed, presumptuously pronoted as
I au Infallible cure, but the inventor Juts every
p##wUe reason tluil ran result from cs•
u-iuive expei once. for believing that a dose of
Hic.se pills, tukcti once in eve v two weeks, «!«••
ping’ the prevalence of our b.'llious fever,. will
trovo an infallible preventative; and further,
II ms. in \he earlier st.ig. s of those cli eases, their
use will very generally succeed in restoring
caiUi, ard frequently in ca.-i©s esteemed duspi*
rate, and beyond the power of coftiiuon reipe
d.es.
Tlicopcration of these pills is perfectly mild,
<•«> »s to be u- ed by persons in every Situation, and
Of every age . x
1 fey ;.rc excellently adapted to caiiy off su
perfluous b.le, xnd prevent its morbid secretions;
to restore and amend the appetite; to produce*
tree perspiration, and thereby prevent colds,
which areoftln of fatal consequences. A dose
never I»ils to remove a cold, it taken on its first
i •ppe»r*ncc. T Lpy *rc celebr..ttd lor removing
liabtuul ccstirctieas, oiekness at the stomach.
! and severe head a^.e, and ought to be taker
| by all pc*«ons on u clui.ge of climate.
f bey have bern found remarkably efficacious
, m presenting and during disutder. atuaidant rut
'f>r > " ti. rl bi^cultl be procured aud care*
lolty preserved tbt* »:te bv c Vcfv fcarr.ini
HAMILTON’:? AVOJiM bCSTHOYlK??
Lo4j§iNfi£S,
" l**ph hav*-cured an. immense number of pet*
sons of both sexes, of ftfery age, and in every
situation, of various dangerous complaints ari
sing from Worms, and from nbstruct.or.s cr foul
ness m the stomach or bowel:..
This medicine hears no( analogy whatever to
others of similar titles so commonly complained
o., as operating- with violeffCc; on tire contrary
a particular. excellence of this remedy is
being suited to every aga and constitution It
contains nothing but what is peifectij innocent,
and « so in.Id in iteopeiation that it cannot in
jure the most deliea’c pregnant ladv, or the ten
derest in font-of a week old, should 'no worms ex
ist in the body i but will, without pain or grip,
mg, clt uise the stomach and bowels, of wliatev
er is foul or offensive, and thereby pi event the
production of worms and many tjr.al disorders
n.e lozenges are parncul&ily efficacious in car
rymgoff all gross hu-nors a id eruptions, feverish
and bilious c inplaints, and arc the safest and
mildest purgative that can be used on am UCci»
*ton J
A dose of this medicine given occasionally du
**'nE tl!- w>rm season, will effectually prevent
I i,V;UViUn? a:,tl Purei,,P Of children”—a
dreadiul ui#o,-uer, winch annually destroys thou
sands of the infant part of our citizens. It is
hkfwise the mildest :.nd most certain remedy
known,and has restored to hc.ilif; -.d strength
a jp eat number when in an advanced s*a'e„f
this ftlal complaint. Particular and. plain in
structions are given for every part of the neces
sai y trealmetji in such cases.
Children generally take this med,cine with
eagerness ; having a pie-sing appearance, and an
^gixcaole taste. • ’
UAMILTONaS ESSENCE AND EX
TRACT OF MUSTARD.
A safe and effectual remedy for rheumatisms
gout, pnh j, sprains and bruises, while swellings,
tnd strains, and relaxations, niimbnevi andwe ,k
n us-of tl.e neck, paliu of the s,de. head ache
swelled facc3, lrczen limbs, «rwl every similar
complaint. It prevents chilblains or'chonned
g£thu 111 tir-’cu of^iung wet or damp
I HE GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION.
So celebrated among tStffcshionable through
out burope.is an mvaluablScunr.ei.c, perfectly
iip'OMve and repei
er lot ons) and of
innocent end safe, free trorn v
wllST!* S'’'" ba- is of *•<-' “na or
unparalleled ejbc.-tcy m removing ble,malic, of
tl.e lace and shm, freckle.;, pimples, ...Hauumto
rv redness, scurfs, tetter^ ri .gwbims, sunburns,
prickly heat, See. I he Persist! Lobon ope-ales
mddly, without impeding tl.e natbrjjL inset,s.bie
perspiration, which is essential ib&edth, ,et
its effects are speedy and permanent-end,.ring
the stem delicately soft and smooth, and improv
ing the complexion.
the damask. l:p salve.
RESTORATIVE phw DKR FOR TIIE
TEE1 H & GUMS.
This excellent p.epuration comfi.rts ft strength-*
ens d.c gums, preserver .the euahiel from dc-ay,
nod cleanses and whitens the troth, by absorbing
all the acrimonious 6lime ai d foulness which
-,«*red to accumulate, never l^.l- to injure and
anally to rum them. v
HAMILTON’S GRAND RESTORA
TIVE.
It is rrrommeuded a* an invaluable medicine
lor-d.c speedy relief end permanent cure of tl, »
various complaints residing from <1 •upai;'.l
pleasures, juvenile ihdiscr .lions, residence *',a
climates unfavorable to the coti.nitution the im
moderate use of te*, frequent intoxication* or
at't other destructive intemperance, the un Itil*
ful or excessive use of mercury, the disease*
peculiar to females at a certain period of tile,bud
lyings in, he.
HAMILTON'S gLX-IK.
Celebrated for the cure colds, obstinate
c > asthmas, and appi'UU lung consumptions,
and.^ a,ii remedy for the whoopingcough.
HAHN’S GKNUlNE ElfE- VVA IKIL
A soveie gn remedy for all disease, cf the
c--es, whether the eflect of natural weakness or
of accident. .
TOOTH-AC 1115 DROP?.*
The only remedy yet discovered w*h;cli give*
,mn*diate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
LEE'S OINTMENT FOR TIIB ITCH,
Warranted att infallible iem?dv at one appli
cation, may be csed with perfect safety on in
fant* a week old, not coninjninr a particle* pf
mercury or any clangorous ingredient whateveb,
and not accompanied with that tormenting smart
winch attends the application of ojlier retied tea.
1.KF.-3 Hs PALLID LB AGUE Alii) FEVER
DROPS,
For the cure of agues, remittent, nnd intermit
j tent fevers,
HAHN'S TRUE A’ll) GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLAI8TRR.
The Public will please to obscirc that tbe
bovo celebrated Medicines are received from hi*
Medicine Store, New York, and arefetd bv psr
ticnlar appoinment in If chtnond by MAYO k
FRAYSBR,—Where may be hid, Pamphlet*
gratis, containing certificates of cure* perform
ed by the above medicines fchtch fully just if a*
every article of the ndvertisejr.oot.
August 7.—eotvtf.