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BRIDAL SONG
Aviy with the Rride, with oar dau jitter atoay; :
; Jr Tom tne nouse pi nc mianv jwiciii - - ;;
Svhere shie grew like a -flower byC Uie .suhshme
,vV In,the eye other; parent's jction. Aj -
!,V nighty;
:J;-i T ; To the pi!oWinjr bosom that fed her ;v ' X
A V CAfldi Vhe 'smile of her ?ov rose like summer-tide
" ' On the heart ofCfte lather that lea ner.
1 -.v.Vv..;4..-.:-.: ' , . . .v - . i
' X-V-. Away with the Bride, with our daughter away,
"'i'-ifTy Prospect of jjleasure beoreihee
i ' TAnd oht may she shine like ah even-tideray.'
may sne snine 11 te an even-tiaeray.
..Through, the sha'dows of grief that come . o'er
- thee ; iVf ';i: t - 4V ':- ' ' ; r i
c 4 And oh ! may the journey of thee and thy Wife
V;V -Be like that of thy father and mother -! .
Have the. beautiful ho pea of another.
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H A VI? just received the foHowing- Sew pub
iications ; v ;' 1 1 - . - ?; T '
law. r !; .: I :
i -Vernon's Reports,' 2 vols.; first American edition.
;Laws of the United States, 3 vols.' compiled by
. Judge'Stpry, and containing all the Public St.
tutes pa-setl fnm 1789 to 1828, whether ex
v pired,. repealed at in force, arranged,' in chro.
Tioiogicai oraerwnn marginal Teierences
4 i V. tHovenden's Supplement to Vesey, Jun. 2 vols.
; -Starlde on Evidence; 5 vols, hew editions f
, Hoper on Iegacies,' 2 vols, first : American edi-
','' Jloff man's Legal Outlines, being1 the substance
v, " . of a" course of Lectures how; delivering in the
' ' University of Maryland, by David Hoffman.
4 j Durnford 8c J East's Reports,' etg-A t volumes in
V MISCELLANEOUS
c Irvings Conquest of Grehada,;2 vols. r
! life of Ledyard, by J a rad1 5 parks. j '
American Common Place Book.! ' ' "
r Memoirs Of Rev. Leigh Richmond, with a Like-
,1 -IIC5U.f .- j . . r ' , . ! 4 - , i .
h alnemonika; or the'Tablet of -Memory, Leinff m.
oitejiisier 01 events irom ine earliest penoa to
the year 1829, -comprehending an epitome of
' ' Universal History, Chronology, Biography and
Geography, by William Darby. , ; ! ,
Juvenile Sketch Book. " .- ' .- . ' " 1
Monitorial Instructer.,; , f -
Tlie Works of - Mrs. Opie, complete in 12 vols.
with a Likeness.' . lv
Shjpp's Memoirs; 2 vols.
t
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p !NQyELS & POETRY. ..'.f
, ', The Protestaht, ' , 2 vols. . j ,
, , ; Tales of St;. Bernard, 2 do. - t : V ; ;
rThe Castilian, . --2do . , '
-1 Cyril Thornton - ' - 3 do. " ,q: -" j
'Salathier, ; . 2 do. 'U Vj .'v'
kTales of th Emerald Isle, or Irish Legends.!
Scottish, Orphans.
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Pollock's Course of Time.
Plays and Farces. - .
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' ' ; A general assortment of Stationary Articles. r
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May 6, 1829.
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7Q
H AVE" just received from the North; a large
; supply 'v of Books,, amongst-which are the
; '' ! following popular; Works.
'f i Bishop Hebera Trav
V I elsj 2 vols. 8vO. '
a Do - ,Poem ,
Tales of Woman.'
Do j ; Poems,
Pelham, 2 voU. ' . ;
The Disrned, '2'ritU.?
Life in India, 2 Vofsv
HigfiLife, 2 voU. -: .
.Jrvine'sColumbiisr3 V0I4.
Do Salmagundi,; vols
" Josephus, 2 vols, la 8vo.
Goode's Study of Medi-
Subaherri'a Lo Book,
- j cine; a vois. ova. ' s
- Do Book of Nature,
- Thachera !ed. Biogra
' 17 ohyl 2,voIs.i;l
7MUh, 2 yof, ' j
Groekfotilstr iMc tn iht
vGisbome,j Duties of
Man, 2 vols..
The tl"tef 2 toU
L'. ' Domestic Dutiea of Wo-
- ' -men, t'uX'
I ..Kisinoiidi'aXiteTatijrev
" ' Keppel's Tf4velV
H&rtmtX tiUfm; 2 vol.
' Dobson't Pel rareh.
rf r '
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r?jf f eeJved. a
illuroeVEiMayf, 2 irfM,
;5,000 Receipt,
-.Milton Vtm Wtrtki.
V : SalJcekr lUport3 fm
. rowel on item
life of Mf&
Mr KtwMlf.- AMtxfimt Atoorimtnt lot
. k'mvriGG&toe, . ti) Children's
Lady of tbe U&MF, TWmk MhU hf every
llr.' Hem? ftow4tA(a24ftM,Umlti; Slates,
' "',--' ;).
' SUndard tVfk . fry thousand; of
, ethers in store" -;?'. '.,,- '
Cardinal de Ttetz. 3 M. JAfe of Washington,
5 vols. Gibbon's Rome, BC4HV Life of Napole
! oiu 3 olav Bain' War f the Revolution. 4 vols.
j Milton' Treatise on ' Chri t'wnhyy 2.t vols. 8vo
Do PfQse AVorfcs, 2, vols. I'hillilelphia; Agrjcul-
vr turaLSociety, 6 vols. Univerwl History, j 9 vols;
-' Life of Beattie of Fisher Ames American Reyo-
llution 2qIs. Pinkerton' l,'ray els, 6 vqU. larje
1 4to-with Plates, JEncyclopedia, 21 vols. British
-L' Theatre, 12 vol.;Shakespeare, large 8 vo. 2 Vols.
. r S pectator;s ;largW8y6 2, yolst S terne's J iur n's,
Scott's, Pope's, Cowpera and Goklsroith's; Po
ems; n 24mo. Rollin'a History, 8 vols Plutarch's
r Lives, Life of Wolfe Tone2 vols. &c. &c. &c.
f : April 9. J t , ' t
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FOR SALE , .
sarv iJtiiiiivt hit. 'iv.
Ti6unci"ff to the-friend. of literature, ? that : Ifro
lessor hooper, or uie -university, una, uu mc.ai.
of the Dialectic Societ vi received land accepted
this appointmenV and will perform the' duty at-j
xenaani locreon,' invrerson nan, unMu-i
24th of JunevJiP5t.: 5 -i.CU :i
r We ' deem'. U lmost superfluous to. add, tHaj
thoser who nvay attend; besides contributing to
promote a decree of spirit in our proceedmirs.a
cmmehcemiit to v Inch they, would not bth erf
wise attain. nW anticipate the reception, o much
pleasure from the 'production of a gentleman so
well aCJiown lor ins literary Kiiaiuuicuis.
'V ;: By order of the Dialectic Society.
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205 crs,' about one "r half cleared, ten acres of
Mea'dnw laiid and ' the balance in ;wobd. "The
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passages, closets, &c'a large Barn and StabesJ
and other.necessarv Outoouses. ' There aTe se
vera! never fai liner Sprincr of the best water on
the tract: and a lanre aud well 1 selected fruit
Orchard;: ' l ' ; ;- .' :ir if 1 --r :
I will sell this ; property on the most .liberal
terms either for money on easy credits or wil
exchange it far Negroes or Western lands. ; j
' Application may be made by letter to the sub
scriber, at Hillsborough., ' ; j: f ' ' i
. Nov. 1 5.X V'. . - J ; :i - ;. , ':vr L 21 eotf ,
f xj;UuiversityBa
iTlERTIFICATES FOR THIRTY SHARES
J of the Capital Stock ,'of the Bank of Cape
Fear, belonging to the Trustees of the UmversitV
of Notth-Carohna, have, never been in my pos4
session as their Treasurer, and are believed to
have been lost or mislaid, t -.Notice' is .therefore
hereby y eiven, that at the "expiration of thrtt
months from the day of the date hereof, applica
tion wilt be made to the president and Directors
of said Bank, in the name and . on behalf of the
said Trustees, for a Duplicate CertiGcate of said
Thirty Share: r V CHASt. MANLY,
Treasurer Board. of Trustees.
Raleigh, 30th April. -1829.
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pied by Thomas liuffin, Esq. . : This seat imme
diately adjoins the City ; of Raleieh, has sixty-!
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edly the handsomest and roost eligible place o
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plication may be made to Sherwood Haywood;
Esq. of Raleigh, or to tne subscriber.
ro" ; ; WILL. GASTON.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
171 ASY METHOD for acqctiring a knowledge o
JLi ; the French Language, adapted ; to Schools
and Self-Tuition -' . ' . ; . i '
. r The following Works, by A. Bolmar, Professor
of the French Language in the High School of
Philadelphia, are to be had at the Bookstore of
J. GALES & SON. : 1 j ' ( '-it
; 1st. A Collection of one hundred of Perrin'st
Fable's, aecompanied by a Key, containiner the?
text a literal and free translation, arranged
in such a manner as to. point out (the difference
between the French and the English idioms.
Also, a ' figure pronunciation of theJ'French,
according to the best French works extant ' on
the subject.; The whole preceded by a Trea
tise on the sounds of the French language, as
compared with those of the English ; after which
is a Syllabaire, or collection of French words,
with the English, from :one to eight syllables.
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that Elizabeth Farsett and John Farsett,
two.
ui c . m.uovc ueienaants. : nnnMi in t. .
cause on Monday the7th day of July next
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7r. I WILLIAM Me PR EE TERSi ,
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TROMAS RUFIN, Esq: t
' EMANUEL SnnBEH, Esq.
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it is V.stcel It nc v G ov e rn or n wen,
a special meetinfr of the BoaM ot; Trustees w
be held at the University during the ensumg
Examination, when busines of vital tmpovtancejo
... r..,... th Institution will be con-
The Secretary has accordingly been instruct
ed to invite most earnestly to this meeting, the
whole bwly of the Trustees of, our University ;
and to say in this Notice, that it is confidently
hoped.and expected that no individual member
pf the Board, whetlier he,, be of the above de-.
signated Committee; or not, who can with any
degre of convenience give his personal attend
ance, will on this occasion fail to do' so. ; . i
By order, ;- v' :-- !,
'U:hi- r--,- CHARLES MANLY,
? : " Secretarj Board of Trustees.
Raleifrh , 1 OtK May, 1 829. ' 71-t25J ,
Tlatik, Scantling, &c.
4 T J. GALES's Saw-Mill on uraDtree, witnin
three mile's of Raleigh, may,be had PLANK
ahd SCANTLING of every description, i
( Bills of Lumber left at the Bookstore of J.
Gales& Son, will be immediately supplied, and,
if desired, delivered in the City; there- being at
present a good stock on hand, partly seasoned.
?May4th, 1829, 5 .: ' ; , -.y .- ,i
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Raleigh, April 22.
JTezv : p? Cheap Spring Goods.
BErJ JArvaiM B. SMITH
HAS the pleasure of announcing to his friends
and customers ahdj the public in general;
that he has just received and Opened an elegant
assortment of the Cheapesv and most Fashionable
Goods he has ever had.f Having been selected
wiOh great care by himself, he feels perfectly con
fident thatfor $ke patternsand ' equal qualities he
cannot and -will n.9t be undersold by a n other
House in the City. Cash purchasers and punc
tual dealers are invicd to call and examine1 for
themselves. i ' j l,''
The assortment comprises in part; 4
Blue pink and straw. colored plain, figured and
plaid Pal my rines, (Tjiew and elegant Goods
for the Spring j ;) j . ;.. ' ' I ; ;.
Beautiful Argentine Plaid ' -; " ,
Gros des Indes, & rich, plain and watered Silks
Mattioni's best plain black, and -plid Italian
. -'Lustrings . ; ' f .
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. and Battistes ' , . j " v.
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of the mott fashionable style, and printed ea
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Swiss-Muslin '.worked Half Handkfs and Capes
Superior English Thread,1 and Bobbihet Laces
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st vie Itfth ahrt Rrtrnf i?;KK., :" ,v tfl
Large bandauo and flag lllkts and black Italia
; v silk Cravats :'s y- ikh
han
Black aM rnixt Lstings ajul fiherhnejlas, for
:' GentlemenV wear T'f-i-r ';'-:v;;-.;r:''t ;it'
Lyon's Summer Cl6th;Vi new article i 7-4 votite:
v and only $3 for a Coat pattern J p ' i v
: Black. Circassia.i; German Nankin andDenmark
Rouen Cassimere, and slrtped Florentihei
' cheap j -.ip:- r:r ; .i j --x . -'; I-'-. - -Florentine
"Silk, ; Marseilles and Valencia Vest
. . . .. ' ings ;.' -- V A :' .r ': . . , ! -. ' K
French thread; and Russia Drihmfttiriie Wnd
7
Black Horseiskin, AVoodstock. and Kid Gloves
ii wit , rf- .....
Gentlemen's and Ladiesv brown, blue and irreen
.va : Umbrellas ' V" M- ." - '.' -'-' . T
Bleached and brown Shirtincr and Sheetinir.
j ,.ncujrr tuuTi ever j
than anv-l have ever soldY ' r? t -
Trace Chains Weeding; Hoes, Spades; Grassl 8t
s ' Scythe;Blades .-'t vfe;: , r,V
CROCKERY WARE of nil kins f
Cotton Cas, Shiifl Tobacco,:p
Knives and ForRsVNiils, Steel aiKl IrOn; and '
Prime COFFEE and SUGAR . ; vot - 3- !
Raleigh; May 11118394 'wvt72 4w
t'-i:v-:E!
on the road
OST, oh Monday last,!
JLi from Peter Foster's, in1
eadint?
FrankHl:" In .'TtiAm...'
h Wate, crohsuig at. Sinims' Bridge. W
- .vi.-sa.iii,. rocneiiiiooK, containing aljout
One Rwdred andPy2yWottarZ l&
in North:Carolina moneyif and ;ohe $50 yhoteof
the United States Bank.iThere were ktiJri,
papers m the P.ocket Bckhicli wiH identify it. I
;-;v pv., ,,ujiig me nuuve win leave itat
Mr. ThomasAlston's, iri Wake, he shall be eiv
titled 4i the-above-re ward.K 4:: w '
'J V . ' -f? i- i'- - ' tCkll XT -Tr -'''- irvwA L'-CJ
UMicnandAnolaXassimereS
Wliife, bUck; drabndmixM-Dnllm v
English and French IJojnbazines ; v
Lastings,iCircassians .aridj B ombazetts. - ; ni .
Blue, black and Oxforrl Mi i.fl nitliC QVir1 Pacd:
'tnatmrJ,iu V""'-B"k," rn'net, Morocco and(Leaiher Shoes
tosignity wheth- , pre.h oavv, wri .LvSU::--
notice, or wish it . v vw. i v u '
v juoiituiiutju: jii jl o. icneaoer ana Detter
.Warre nt on Ma v -1 ihhvi 82q ;-i 9-j
f
public .En tertainmeii L. !
JOHN; BUFFALO; aspect
-fully informs the Public, tliat he ,ao
iiiil
i ly . occupied by VVm. W j t Tiell
7le High; oji Hargett ti eet t the corner
vilmihgtpnJ3JU,f iuVe
ccive Travpllers and ot hers and Wil T ine hs n
frndst exeiiions' to accommodate them comC. i
Pl l)iltahles are; gvod and . will be cohtaiiiv-'
supplietl; with plenty f Froyender of t very kin,j
C'OjHngjtoty !liniiV,i'
ness of prmluce; .the price, of Board for Man -HqrsWVill
bV a--dollar iliiy, - o'r.eight .'dollars
month for a inptel pe.oh.,: -'i 1' , ;
:V ;He hasa I! CK; three f GIGS. and. IIORi
tpr ffireyavne siHirresi noTice. ins prices i
HIS .niiiv, iis; niiiiTiM'iB6 we pj a (lav
titj and
f.,r
.the Hack ; Gig with Horse & Bv a tl.u
aid iloi-se vyithtit a Boy Si 50 a d-y ; a lio'rT.
alone $i i a uay ; a i.uj. ovjcnia a tiay. .
Riiei-ApriV,' '"-'i , 60if
- i fvi
NB. Persons hiring GigsMicm ine, win ' Lh
; expcied
to rep''Hy injury, done to tl1Cm
4"whst in
.1. IV.
Sn Qia:iiivi (k ill q uevie y
iKIVRNoLXlH.
a
UST receivvid and for sale by
-J. (GALES &S0?T.
CONTIINIS.
hArt,3 Khe'JTewi:fheoryofi the ' E.trth-,T.
Qn'thejTenip'erattro(tiie Interior of the F.arili.
By M. LC; &o'Aef , t o nslderat ions on vVt.jc;'
hoes; therprobabI Causes of their ' Phenomena
tlie.LaVs w hi.Cli .-detertnind their March, the l)isV
positidh : of ihijir Products,' and their (Jonnex'.oji
with the. present Staie and past History of thi
"Globe. , leading ;to the Establislimenf of a $?eyr,
Theory-of the I'arth.) By Poiilett Scfope.
Il't Cj,RegtlEthrcatiohThe Substance of Two
Reports . of the FacuHy of Amherst College tu
the Boarcl-- of Trustees, with the Doings of thb
:'BfoardtliereonvV'vv X- ;.-.'':T.
X lll Ancient arid Mvflern History-. The, History
of the Decined Fall pf? the Roman .'Empire.-''
:By" Edwanl Yiibbori.;::-? . :
IV. fPolloPs Course' of Time The, Course of
Time; a Poem, in Ten Books. '. By Robert Pol.
lokr-frf-- . ' .
V.5f CivHtzatidn-'"an'd Con-& )ion of the Indians:
1. PiOceediiis and Fouiicc'mh Annual Report
pf the-Board of Managers xuf 1 lie Baptist Genera!
Conventions.?." A' Discburse' oh lie Occasion of
forming the -African '---Mission 'School l-Society
By J.'M. AVaihwr.ght. ' ! v -' : ; ';.
: )VPo1iticul Economy)--Definitions in Politic
Cal Ecouoiriy .preceded by an Inquiry into the
Ruh'S which : -ought to girtdo Political Economists
in 'the Definition and Use of their ; Terms, with
Remarks on ithe. Deviation from these Rales n
tl)eii'.:Vritinj.;'--vBythe Rey. F. R. Multhus."
V1T. illishrry of the Jjonisiuna Treaty.-'
'7 VIII.V:fMa.---Pelhain i or the Alventure
pf a Gentleman.' C 'p;-J; ':.-?--.;; ?-;
IX. I Vtbster's Dictionary.- An American Die
tionary" of the English, Language' By 'Noah'
'Webster.?, 'j -w;'J--y' , , - :' ' :; - '
':..' Xt A merican Anmials. . ff h c A t lan tic S ou
venfr, a" Christmas and New year's Offering. 2.
The Aiken, a Christmas andj New, Year's Pre
sent. 5. Tlx? ..Talisman, 'for.Miieccxxix. ;
( yi. Elementary Inslnictiouir-l. The Franklin
rriuier. x . i e improvcu viteaaer. o. ine
General Class Book... 4. Essays on the Philoso
phy of Instruction, or the Nurture of Young
Mind?. -Ji-'.-.'-i, . ' : ' . . j ' . . . -'vr-:-- . -
- X U. " Clerical Manners and Rabits. Lett ers on
Clerical Manners and Habits ; addresed to a Stu
dent in the. Theological Seminary, at Princeton,
New Jersey;; By Samuel Miller. ; '.'', "'
- X 1 1 1. Massachusetts -Rail Jload.- Report of
the Board of Directors of Internal Improvements
of the State' of Massachuset ts, on the praa icabik
ity and expediency of a, Rail ltoad from Hosto i
to the Hudson River, and, from Boston to Pioys
dence. " Quarterly list of; New Publicatious.
Index. " fJM y'V':- ','; ',. .". -. y';' .J .. ' .-
- April 20. AZ Z:--&- . ..; - .
New and: Cheap Cash Store.
flLLIAAl C. TUCKER takes pleasure it
annoitneing to his friends and the public
in general, that he has just returned from New .
York;-;,1 and is now receiving'' and openinhi
SPRING GOODS, which together with his for.
mer Stock will make his assortment very com
plete .": , , 1 1 i s "assor t men t will I comprise almost
every article of Dry Goods and Groceries iri the
Mercantile Business, t Alt of wh ich he purchas
ed ip New-York;, principally tor cash, and eif
course will be able to sell them on as good terms
as any house' in the place. '..Amonsr his troods is
it yery largeand elegant collection of Fancy Cal-licie-V
Ginghams, Miislns, Silks, Lapes t Sure
mer "Clothing of almost ;;everyj'. description ; Li
dies aitd Gentlemen's Shoes and Gloves. 1. Also
Cologne WateV.Macassar Oil, Hair Powder,
Fa cy Soaps, &c. hc,V-- . i -
He respectfully invitee his friends and custoni
mers to Call and tixarnine his )Gfxdsas he fhv
ters himself that they will suit both in price aiit
quality, and accordingly secure a share of theif
.patroriacre.'1-. 1 v ' -: '.-' . '-..'', 'V' ' 't ' ; "'-
patronage.1 , 1
Raleigh, May H, 1 829; - f
72 4t
l.S.'MOMN1 HAYWOOD Vrshec.tfii.!lv an-
rtouncesto the Puiilic, t!iat she is 'prepared
to accommodate Travellers -Gentlemen & their
FaniiliesT-Boarders by the day, week, ' month or
ve ar
3cr,ooIcliihlren for any 'leptrih of time.
tier House, is situated, . in ;th'e immediate vicinity
of the Capitolfthe Banks and the severnl Semi
hariesyofLwnngilTlte a bamtiful and
b:gbly?culiiviated Gardek: attached to it ; her
iRoomsare spa'cious nd'aaTrvi'iShe ''Assures ai
! tlioSeJ. who may.-honorber with their patronage
,t?iav;ho exertions sHalliSbe4 wahtiitar on her puit
to'ehdett-theni comfortable! -; - - '
OMriH.? hasaIso0a?gopii Stable, w. ich shall be
vvell supplied with Provender for Horses, and a
careful Ostler to attep( them. v . . , .
. f rices as moderate as those of any Boarding
house in the city. rV, ' ...f'- ;; .' "
Raleigh,' May 14. X -..'t .' 74
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WTLLTA1MS & HAYWOOD,
HAVE Jusf; receivctVT 'and vofTer.' for; sale the
following valuable and highly approved
;:Medici6es'"iV.;i 'H . '. v ,- 1 :
Swaiiii's Panacea,
, For the cure of Scrofula or Kinp-'s ' Evil. Sf
Siltic . and Mercurial - Diseasesa iifieumatisrn,
, IcerOus Soresi Diseases, of the Liver and Skin
&c.
p Hhtlersoiifs CoiiglrDrnpSv '
vA valuable." Metlicine for 'i'.oti'rrhs fn.sumP
1 1614s.
,!la tphea(l?siEss Mustar
;;: An eftlcacious remedy for Rlieurnatism, Goni
;Spi-ains,;Briiise?,tN the Limbs, &c.
; itf:ft:0V riin " Vm&i cl Loiionj
: F)rrejmovihg;pimplcs:
i terirent,
An article" highly recommended ; for Congh
Crrlincipient Asthmas and Consumptions.
J araess Antidyspep Pills r
, . An approved remedy for Dyspepsia Or Indiges
PHir-inini,-irom me lace, and tor oeauin"
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