(continued Jrom 2d pe )
For outfits of ministers to Austria nnn
Great Hriiain, and of eh:.. ues.htusto
Venezuela, twenty two thonsind live Hun
dred dollars.
For .salaries of the consuls ol me imhhv.i
dollars.
Fur ihc relief and protection of Ameri
can seamen in foreign countries fifty thou
sand dollars.
ForrKrk hiie, ofhec rent, stdionary.
and other expenses in theoliieeol 'th Anu
an 1 for ;i livdrorrrat
- . " ' . T .1 . 1-1
of the Nor! horn and lNoruiwcMern i;iue?
of ihe U. S'n'rs, to ho expended under the
direeiioi of the President, fifteen thousand
di.-ll.nrs; and the Librarian of Congress is
r.uthori.'i'd to employ an additional asis
tant. w' o shall receive a yearly compensa-
States at Loudon and i'aiis. four thuus-ant. ,-mn 0f reycn hundred and htiy dollars.
I commencing December lust, one mousanct
ci 'ht hundred and forty, to be paid out of
iariy money in the Tieasury, not otherwise
app- opriated.
Sr. p. 2. Jlnd he it further enacted
Tint the Secretary of the Treasury be, and
iran Consul at London, per art ot January he js hereby authorized to piy out any
nineteenth, eighteen hundred a: d ihiny monev in the Trcaurv not otherwise ap
six, two thousand eight hundred dollar. I preprinted, to the collectors, deputy eol
For expanses of intercourse with the ;0...0 s navaj ollicers, surveyors and th'-ir
Barbary Powers, sevenUen thousand iUn , ,,,,v (o,ve ch.rk., together with the
hundred dollars. . weigher, guug'-rs, measurers, and markers
For the continent cxpencs of foreign rf irvCraf poMs of the United Stairs, the
intercourse, thirty tbou-a. id tiollirs; sa ne compeus it ion for the year eighteen
For salary of the principal and two as i,un .-f(! and t hiri v-nine wh;c!t they would
sistant librarian, pay of ti e iiie'sscM'-' have been entitled to receive if the third
and for contingent expenses of lite library. U;., tj n ,,f t.!ic act of. I uly, eighteen hundred
thite thousand nine i.undred and filiy doi j thirty-eiht, entitled '-An act to jrovide
lars. I for the support of the ;1 ditary Academy of
For the purchpsc of books for the liiira-1 tu, United Mates, for the year eighteen
rv in Congress, five thousand dollar; ! lvindre.l ami t hirt v-eight, and for other
For the payment ofarrearges incurred in ! purposes," had continued in force during J pealed.
enforcing the neuliality laws on mei,.: v(.;ir? a.ui .subject to the pro vis
northwestern frontier .fiv " ihou-:md d di e ; j.)lS ;llMj re-trietioos therein contained
aphic survey of the coast! ted exclusively to the use of receiving for;
etgn merchandize, subject as to the raics
rif ti"rnrf tf rpfrolatlnn htr tho Srretai"V OH
the Treasury.
Sec. 7. "And be it further enacted,
That every collector, naval officer, and
surveyor of the several ports of the United
States, who shall be guilty of false swear
ing in taking the oath, at the rendition of
his accounts as required by the fifth section
of this act, to be prescribed by the Secre
tary of the Treasury, with the intention to
deceive and defraud the Government of the
United Stales, shall be deemed guilty of
perjury, and liable to the same prosecution
and penalty inflicted for like offences, to
be tried and adjudged in any court of the
United States, having jurisdiction thcreo1',
and it shall be the duty of the Secretary of
the Treasury, whenever, in his opinion,
the said offence has been perpetrated as
aforesaid, to direct the District Attorney
of the United S ates, for the district with
in which the same has occurred, to prose
cute the offender.
Si:c. S. And he it further enacted,
That all laws, or parts of laws, inconsistent
with the provisons of the film, sixth and
seventh sections of this act, are hereby re-
For the service of tin. v jtie? ai Po-t IH I ,-(,ricd, That nothing in tins section
fice for the year cighlei n hundred and lor- .out lined shall be so construed as to give
tyone, in conformity to the act ol s; : eoa ! t0 lU y collector of the custom a s d iry for
Julv, eighteen bundled and thirty six: the year eighteen hundred and thiity-nine,
For transportation of the imd;.ih--e nidi ! h.yo-ul the max: mum now fixed by la1-',
ion two hundred and cih'y thousand dol- i ofi'mir thous and doll ir.
lars; ! Sr.c. J. sind be it further enacted.
For compensation of po-lmaters oii- 'plrtl t,c vj-crctary of the Treasury be.
million and fifty thousand doli us: Proni- nn, u js jiev, )V authorized t pay to t!te
ded however. That in addition to ! turns ' ct ,,.is j,, t i-e cu-'om -house at Boston, out
nowrcquiied to he rendered by p tmas-! 0f ;lllv monrx j:l theTi e isurv not otherwise
ters, it shall be the doty of she poMmastei s ! appropriated", he arrears of their s ilaric
at New York; Boston, rbiladc'phi.i, B il-ifi-om eighteen hundred and thirty two to
limnrn ind OrlciiK find t !- Other SC-!.-:.. I-.... K..,,l...! il,:. .. .
- . - v viivwr , v:i vii ; i;( n HUlliUi'U iHIU IIIM I (.11, fiJ il."1 IU
R. M. T. HUNTER,
Speaker of the. House of Representatives.
WW. M. JOHNSON,
Vice President of the United States,
Jlnd President of the Senate.
Approved, March 3d, 1S41.
M. VAN BUREN.
Br. r. 1. Clements,
Blaring located ssa Tarboroaigh,
FKLliS his pro!esiooal set vices to
hi friend rnl the ihe p ddie g neral
ly. He m y at all times le found at bis
Office, when not professionally engaged,
ihe Ofi'ue occupied last year by Dr. ('
boon; where he will he at ail tin es ready
to attend to
SSifi professional Euly,
VVhen ca'hd on, and hopi-s ty duig'-n
iMetjii mi to hi pr-f i'.n, to in- lit a p-u
'ion of t'e pu1 lie j:ittO!i im Hi eliar
ges will lie model at' , su-d) a are obliged
o mpei with puhhe app'ol;iii m.
TarhoKtog!,, March 2J h, is 11. 13
i vi i y iri .,
Wii i
a (in Ai i
npiMM, i
4
his
Cotton Yarn.
'HU IE subcril)er has just received a
quantify of Cotton Yarn, ciiffueni
lumbers, whicli he will sell
Jit K educed l rices,
veral cities of the Union, cit h and every ; ma;C the same enual in nronortion to what! On reasonable and accommodating lerms.
year hereafter, to render a quartei -yearly ' ,u.y received in the last mentioned year. GEO UOtWIIil)
account to the Post master Gei.eid, under i.,,, ",lH mincfo'e as lns been armlied '
oath, in such form as the later slnll pre-,o,j10 customhouses at New York and
scribe, for the purpose of giving full effect Phdadelj,!
Lsist of Letters,
liemuininz in the. Pest Oficeut Turbo
rough. I he 1st of .'Jprii. I JS I I , wi'ch
if not to hen out Left,? the 1st oj
Ju'if next, unit be sent t-j the (Jen?
rut Post Jice as dead effrrt
Adams Henry Knight D & J C
Andiews (Irav Little T 1)
Archer P W Rev Mercer .l-d.n
Maiming Uri di
Moore. E'lj-ih
Moore Sarih
B nne't Mark Rev
Runtin 1 1 by
Braswcll Robert R
Hraswell Willie 2
15 irncs (eore
Bi agg Thomas
Bell Frederick
Battle .Ia:m s S
Braddy S I'
Bradley Willie
Bryan .lo-eph
Nettle Mo inry; Miss
Parker Weeks
Philips PherebyJMiss
Pender Joshua Col
Ruilin John
R'ce Thomas
Ru'h Maiiiiret Miss
h.hia: and the navmenis umler this
to this proviso, tol all emoluments or;.. )n ,h.,j !)p ,r,)Verned hv what ha been
sums by them respectively received tor ,!l0 practic, ront-iiction" of the former
boxes or pigeon holes, or eth. r r c-ptjch s ' j.uvs ,m ,!1S S1,hjc.(., ot Treasury De
for letters i or paper, and by them eh o g;-i i p;u tn(Cnl ai)pi;c-Le lo tie jal nailiCl
for to individuals, or lor the deli very ol let-' ports.
tersor papers at or from any place in either Si:'c qud lh, it furtlCr enacted,
of said cities, other than the actual P'H Th u ti e Secre tary of the T.easury b,-, and
office of Mich city, and of all .omnium, tit. hrrc!)V js nll:hoi.izt.l ani, riq,,ired to
receipts, an-J profits, that have come to!pivtlJ the -Icrks in the custom-house at
their hands by reason of keeping branch j Philadelphia, such sums of monev as with
post offices in either of said cities an i ; t;(e ;iriUi.m, ;lnprapriatert by thr general ap
if,from such accounting, it shall appeal ! ropri;Uion act of the third of Man di, eight
that the nett amount received by either oljCCll hundred and thirty-nine, will make up
the postmaster at either of such cines f-r ,,e arrears of their respective salaries from
such boxes and pigeonholes, and other re eighteen bundled and thirty-two to ehHit
ceptacles for letters and papers, and for de- ecn hundred and thirty-seven, the sum to
livering letters or papers at or from any . be so paid being first ascertained by the
nlarft in Pithpr of sraid citif5 nthnr thin :iid . m ..
y , p,upur accounung omcers ot the i rcasu-
post omce, anu oy reason ol Keeping
a branch post ofiice in either of said
cities, shall, in the aggregate, exceed the
sum of three thousand dollars in any one
AM.
Sec. 5. .Ind be it further enacted,
That in addition to the account now requir
ed to be rend ml hv nvnrv oi.llr-MMr r.f
..u .li u : i u . n , t. v..
yedi.juiMCAicMBH.u.ui: jmiu.u u.b i ol j cs!oms, naval officer, and surveyor of
master General for the ue and purple of , pm9f rv ,u h conCftor n:iva, -ofnccr?
the Post Olbce Department; and no pot I anii surveyor shall, each and every year
master shall hereat.er under any pretence; hereafier," render a quuter yearly ac
whatsoeyer have, ortcceive.or retain forj P0,1Ilt uniIer 0:lt!)j to thc Se. re'ary of the
himself in the aggregate, n.ore than five i Treasury, in such form as said Secretly
thousand dollars per year, including salary jsha prc,cri,)et of a smns (jf wou
orcomm.ss.ons boxes, and all other kes, I bv eacll t(f lhem re tivd received
perqu.stes emoluments, of any name or collected for lines, penalties, or forft it
character whatsoever, and for any 'r v-Uires, or for feizuic cf i;no,!s, ware s, or mer
ice, whatsoever, now allowed and limited ; chadiz , or upon compromises made upon
Dylaw. . . j sud seizure; or on account of suits instil n-
For sh.p s eamboat, and way letters, for- i t( for frau., a il)sl lhc rcvenuc ,avvs. or
IV inousaiHi (lunar; ir t . c i "- . mv; .-.hmu u"
For wrappin-naper, twev five thou-I T r" i'-? " ) Wi' ,or "'ly a" Irainc.M.ave been winners ol
sand dollars P P ' ' j inerch.indizi which may be stored ,n the t(M, aild ,cvera, have never bCrn l)cat(n
Foroffice furniture, five thousand dob iT:; an:1 A,,;,whlch a nt , The number and amount of their win
. - j p.iei, ul'j unit my reu s pul OV ItlC COllCC-
, , . . r, or other such oflieer: and if from such
For .dvcrUHBg, lh.r.y s,x ihoU,SnU tlol-j accounting it (l,all appear ihat the ,"oney
ari' . ... 'received in any one year by any collector.
r or mau-uag, Ui.i ly-uve inousanu dol-; na. at officc, or S!lr..pvnr. " ' nnr
7 . v. . , v.i in 1.UUUI. oim
for rents and storage as afon siid. :md f u-
Tl IIS celebratefl impor
ted Racer ami Stallion,
now in Ihc fi test po-silde
health and order. will
make his next and last season in Viiginia
ot my stables, at SlOO the seasf n and $
to lite groom, payable within the season,
which commences on the lOdi Febuary
and end the lt July. Mares will be
will led, wi.hout stint, at 40 cents a day
and every caieand attention bestowed by
iruty grooms; but 1 will not be liahl.
for accidents or escape. 1 have provi
ded every accommodation for barren and
foaling marcs, and will board black
servants grali, while while servants can
hehostided on moderate terms in the vil
lage near.
Is a I eiutiful bay, sixteen hands high, of
matchless beauty, strength, form, action,
and pedigree, and too well known as the
unrivalhtl champion, for many year, on
h'e EuglLli toil, where he never had a
superior, and many excellent ju lge
thiok an eq'ial, to need fuither descrip
lion.
As atricd Stallion, the English spoils
men acknowledge he is not only deeuh d
ly Ihe be-t of the age, but the bet vei
Smiih Thomas 2
Bullock Joiuia K 2 Shepi,:,rd (lenr 're M
B .rlow A K Sharpe Col B
Clark H T 2 StaKm Mary L Mis
CherrvLunsfordR 2 Sholiing'on T J l)r
! Carter John Stoke Nancy Miss
fain Elis'ta Saton L:weiiug
Clerk C Court Ed'e Sav .ge William"
Daniel John II Sike & Edvvirds
Elliott Elijah 2 Stewart John P
Everitt Kenneih Stetlman John
Exum Eliz'h Mrs Sontherland E Miss
EUinor James Thigpen B 2
(iowen Me John 2 Wilbar R , T 0 2
Carrel I Jof pit J UYddcll James J
Hines Pt tei R Williams 1) Col
N ut R I) Wihon L D
llamonds Edward Webb Wm Sen
Houze Ben J Williams Elijah
Howard Wilson Wiggins Lawrence
Ives Samuel WilN Wm II
Judkins Reb'a Mrs Wilkinson Joshua
Knight Jesse C Wilkins Diucilla
J tS. M. REDMOND, P. M.
S3 J?l 15.
rv
ary and endiog tlt. f,,
Son. V 1
c iy dav :r
is. ,i... . : r ''eh
le.ms, . w,m. y (,ve D .l:(ls ,, '"'t'
an! ot. ,. pouUl y, ' . Seas-'
compa-y i,t. ,!l;,u. q C;Sh ,0
ca.e will hc ,akcn of man. ' P'i,,
esponih:isy lor :u-riI(, aKi i
Ma. C led uh gran, a, i"
per day. S i vanis' R ,:ir(l ,1Ve
vol 2,,i,,, i r... i n .tfiPVan,e-,2-i
'"'. dig.ee, iV.loN,,,,, K
JacUoe, fan L v , , 7'
Stair nf , ,;, ,. r
r rK;rco.MiJK cucXTv '
Court of Pieus and Q,;u, t-r.
I'Klili ! V 1 ,.:,!M.
iiicy Sa- .lieu , i. ;,
J
'''"'"fhli,
"'Million
Stale oJWoi th Carolina.
m
By His Excellency, John M. Morchead,
Governor, Captain. General and
Commander in Chief iH and over
the Stale aforesaid.
WI1KIIKAS, I have been duly infor
mid l.y the Pi -iciam .! ioii u H,.
Eci lh ncy, Wim.iam 11km:-IIaruiso.n,
President of the United Stall s, u,.n ih,'
last Moudiiy ol May .C XI, (heiirg 1 1 e 81m
day theieof,) ha- heen fix. d upo"i. hv I. in.
ho Ihe meeting of Hit- fi 1 Seioi , tut
tWtiitv -cvenlh Cinri.v ..i i!,.. T T .
tl I , ,i ,. . . . . uii; U II I I I'ii
in i.ngianu. r or lour years he lias had Sl.iti : an event
more am! hetter winners than am- oih. t
any
or horse uhose colts were of ihe same a,r
lars,
such excess shall be paid bv the said
collector, naval officer or surveyor, as the
case may be, into Ihc Treasury of the Uni
ted States, as part and pirccl of the public
roncy;and no such collector shall on any
pretence whatsoever, hereafter receive,
hold, or retain for himself, in the aggre
gate, more than six thousand dollars "per
year, including all commissions for duties,
and all fees for storage, or ftcs or emolu
ments, or any other commissions or sala
ries which arc now allowed and limited by
law. Nyr shall such naval officer on any
lars;
l?-K1.,l. ,!.... .1 .1 i i i '
xu, ""iM.irLMni,.,s:,,,,, 'fees anil enioh:n,ents, shall, in thc arc
For mail-locks, keysand stamps fifteen .i ... Jr . ' .. ... .iT,
,in ,,.iiv-, u.v,i.u lii .-ti.u in l-.vo iuuuanu uoi-
iiiuuaiiiu o on, u.n.
For mail depredalions and special agents,
twenty-two thousand dollar;
For clerks for offices, two hundred and
ten thousand dollars;
For miscellaneous, sixty thousand six
hundred and twenty dollars;
And for the continuance of the ?nrvev
of the Gulf of Mexico, twenty thousand
dollars;
For the balance, certified n due to the
agent and commissioner at Havana to
procure the archives of Florida, and trans
mit them to this country, and in full exe
cution of the laws upon that subject, the
sum of six thousand and forty-three dollars
and ten cents;
For compensation to William W. Chew,
late acting Charge'd Affairs at Russia,
from the twenty-third of July, eighteen
hundred and thirty-nine, till the twenty
first of September, eighteen hundred and
forty, the sum of two thousand nine hun
dred dollars, it being the difference be
tween his salary as Secretary of Legation
miu me pay oa.-e u Attairs duriu" that
penoa;
For the pay and mileage of the members
of the Senate for the extra session of thai
body, to be convened in its Executive ca
pacity on the fourth day of March of the
present yesr, the sum of thirteen thousand
tour hundred and twenty-four dollars.
ate Lll.nriUinSnt pcnses of the Sen
ate, lor the extra sesion, including theeay
service ol horses.
any
.pretence whatever, in Ihe a"rrcr,te rn.
ceive, hold, or retain for himYr i',.. r...
per year,
and all
more than five thousand dollars
including all commissions on duties, and
fees for storage, or fees or emoluments,
uuj uuier commissions or salaries
stationary, and h ' "u,aiB ,ucb
of the extra seio, k c?nllngnt 's
se.sion, three thousand dollars;
or
u h inh
aie now allowed and limited by hv. Nor
shall such surveyor, in the aggregate, re
ceive, boh!, or retain fcr himself hcreafer
more than four thousand five hundred dol'
lars per year, including ;dl commissions, or
lees or emoluments, or anv other commis
sions or sal ies wUinU -n. .
and limited by law: Provided, the arre
gale sums allowed per year to the several
olhctrs aforesaid, sh.dl k r ..
, . wv. v.A(.iu3ic u I uie
necessary expenses incident to their res
pective ofliees, in the same year, subject
to ihe regulation of the Secretary of the
treasury.
Sec. G .'hid be it further enacted,
hat all stores hereafter rented by the col
lector, mival officer or surveyor, shall be
ru.,c account, and paid for by the
collector as such, and shall be apprpria
niogs present almost an unbroken series
of hrilliant victories. In IS39 they won
every large two years' old slake at New
Mu ket, often under heavy extra weights;
j have won the Gieat Oaks three out of
lour years, and nearly all the larger
'iakes in ihe Kingdom, as the Riddles
worth, Tuesday's !idd?eworih, 2,000
gu neas stake, 1,000 guinea, Column,
inly, Uieste. field, Clearwell, Pendei
grist, ami a hot of others too (nureious
to name. Crucifix, one of his get, ha
won more than i550,000, v ith ut eve
being beaten, and is unquestionably Iht
oest mare ever trained. They have won
countless number of stakes, nl.ites.
gold cups, handicaps, and King's plate,
U all distances, and in some instances ai
3, 4, and 5 heals, under heavy weights.
His colts have won every where they
nave oeen iruU. Last year he had the
lest in England, Ihe best in Ireland, and
he best in Belgium, and equal to any in
nance anu Germany: and in the Uuiied
State, we have seen Monarch, thc Queen
Helen, and Mr. Robertson's filly.
At his precnt price, he is the cheapest
li: : a i . . .
.M.iiiiwii in ivmeiica nis price oein,r r -
iluced to suit the bard limes; and breed
ei win do well to avail themselves ol
thi hil opportunity.
For more particulars, see handbill.
A. T. D. M ERR ITT.
Feb. 1S4L Micks' Ford, Va
which re. ah
Turner Hughes'
NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANAC,
For IS 11,
Just received and lor sale at thi Office
1 the Raleigh price, viz: 10 cents single,
75 cents per dozen, S3 50 for half agroce,'
$6 for a groce, &c. Nov. 1840.
OlIS I n -
lieot and nee,.,ry i.:U Kieet ion l.i
the R pieseu!a:ive horn ibis S.-e in ih.
u xt Coi.gre.vs should be held at an eaiiiei
lay than the tibial time ol holding aid
Eh ctiou:
Now, therefore, by irlne of the au
thoiity in me v. Med, by an Aci of the
General Assembly of this Su-e eoiiilcd
An Act concenong ihe mode of choi
mg Sen Dot s and Reproenhiu ves in ihe
Congitss United Si.it, s." (?, t-Me
Statutes ofN C. Chapter l d.) and .
the end, lhai the Fim,,,,i ,, uM S!.
may be-duly rcpien'ed i t; e eexl Coo
...... ,. ..I C .
vL,. uim s sioii commencio.r a.
aforesaid, I ,. ,MJe (,,js y pr iuri
ion, l.eiei.y cminaiiding and req .;,iu
all Sher IL and other R, iui mi.o- Oiiioer"
of the m veral Cunlhs cii.p,"i,.g ,,,c!,
Ciugressional D.liicl, to caoe Poils (..
be opened and kepi, ;,d Elections o h,
held, lor U. p.es. utaiives loihe next Co..
gress ol ,le Ui.,l S;1.es, (, ThurMlay,
Inn I 1 1 l w. .. i K.I i
. ';) next, ci ih.
place eMald..he,l hy !IW j,, ..
ive Couni.e, lor holding Election.
And I dolu.ther command and mpire
-aid St.erdL, :..., t,iher Reiornin-r off'
cers ., meet forth,, puip,, ()f c.,nif, j(1(r
the I .11, ;. Iht-,imes and placeM,rescr, 1,1
pi! by law lor that purpose. And I do
"V this, my Proclama.nin, fur. her -re-
qu.re the Freemen of il.js Si ne, to mi.,.,
"their ieM,-ciivv Cunie,a. .he ,im,"
-y ".en and there to g,Vi
oi Iepreentallves,',
iires.
In teM,monV whereof I have caused (he
'eat Seal ol ihe Slate to be hereunto af
hxed, and signed the sain will, my hand
Dene at the City nf R:,Pijrh. ,hjs
twemy ,-cond day nf March, in
i in. . , ii
uii oi our L. id one thou-and
s eighi hundred and lorlv on-. .-.,!
l the Indep odence of the Uoih d
Slates the sixty fifth.
J. M. MOREIIEAD.
By the Governor,
Jas T. Littlejohx, P. Sec'y.
v . . n . .
Cee,r-e W. K.llei,,-. i ' ("f"fH
-u o r. i and l, n
ry W. IJ .neM and
u re in y.
I1' :TP "-'K Hi- s:,tiri,t;.tn (ifl,
(.o,M. Holt l!.e del, ed,,,,.. JJ , !
C lt,e:t & w.lr S,iv , j,,
oft!.. State: It is .l.er.ln,,,,,,!,,.;,,
p .'die. 'ion be male i.. il(! I'.rh.nV p ''l
fors!X ve!s, c ssivdy; Vy,(t
.once 10 appear i'. ihe n,.x, , .mf
':ourt, fi e held r e.,i,j o.-nt.ty, on i'
ourth .Monday in May nex, a-'the Cc 'i
ilou-c in T..i borough, lhtn :,n- there
;l.-,d, a,svv,r or d.mur, u the
t ih- pi muff-; "thi rwise it uj
pro cot.fss-j and heard cxparlt z t,
i he in.
Wiln-s, .Inj.N NoRFLKKT.CInkofftr
aid C -uri, al , lli.-e. i.,r f,,lir, tM0h(!i'
i F bru iry. D. S. J
JNO. NOt; FLEET. Clk
Peters' vegetable Fife
rRliI E wondei ful cores . ff cted by !;i5
medicine are the all ciigrosNii, ;;h-j-ets
o! the day. Go wline y( ii mil,
and you hear of no'hi; g Inn Mr. Such i
On - has )rl.,! cured by Dr. Priori Vp;.
mi'.R. P. lis. or ji u k-.ow M is. So and Sj
vas ai ihe point of death, but he h
een r. u red hy Dr. Pel- r' IMh; or are
sou not glad that Mis lias beer.
t eio:-t (1 lo health hy Dr. I'etciVs noo
drou Medicine.
Really thjs medicine mut lie verv
good or it sou LI not cure so maiy. It i
good. For many years it lias p:iseil o;
in ihe "even, silent tenor ol" its nay,"
curing hundreds of persoas who were
wraug'ing with death. Bui now its on
ward eourse is impetuous.
It is impossible to stay the dcmnn'l for
ibis medicine, as lo hu?h the rushirg
wind.
A life me Heine that will procra!ina'!
!ealh for yens, hcll it not (liter every
h use? Shi II it not be u-ed hv every in
div de-al? Lei no man ay 1 dun't 1V1 :
it. Vou know not what to inerinw m)'
bri.-g lor t'n. All -houul ue t Ii i ruDP'iy,
and rem- rrder that health is the first bless
ing liotn (i d.
Vrirrtf nils
Are anii bili.es. a ii d v-pp'if.
imi o eicnr al ami may ! j -t I v consul
red U o.vei s;i M-dicii e, lut they re
p euliarl- l oneli.Mal in ' ho IMI ovinj eon-plaint-:
Velliw and IMioi;s F. vers F'
ver a od Ague, Dysp.-pia, Croup, lx
('oioplaiuis, Sick ll-nhclie J .Tin he?.
Mhma, Dropsy, '.cn-K-rim, YAW
meni ol the Spleen, Piles, ( holir, Fen"'
Oisti ue ions. Ileart Rum. Fwrrc! 10' p?-Nau-ea,
Dimension d' the Se-nHC' 3r'J
R ,.s. lncipi -til Deo r' re i. F! l!'l'rCf
Hahiiu.d Cotiveues H!o'c!.p.l vr
Con ph i ip, and in all ca- s o' "F -i'Pn'
he R els xx heie a (..tt aitic or an W
iiei:t is needed. They are rxc''"1-)
mi!d in tl eir opera'ion-, pro !uc:n Rtl A'
er nausea, gt ipmjr nor di bil.ty.
I he immeus,' ai. 1
Ob-
I
I heir vol '
the next Con-
ncreairg PT
ly of ' hese pi Ms, is anotlier p'"1"' "
infaliihility ol Ihe old ad a-c, ti nt "'"
is oowrrlul and uill nrcV.1t
er p.lls are o. ly pelTcd, hut Dr
are pnrcha-ed and prai-ed. 3'I ,,cC'1.
mend, d until the fh-maiul for d-C"1 i!
'ecotne a'm' t univer-al.
Dr Pe'er weu'd in prrs this f
he puhlie. that hi pill ae not q.
med !C;u ; bnl a sient.'fic cjn;,ul!'
sim I-.-, which has been the ie u!10' !.
oy yeirV intense applieatiori I" n I" f.
i.-n" in which he wa regularly
hnce il i a popular w:lh the ng'J"
iiby as xvilh the people at big'-. .
0..e of the many peculiar viriur o
V.-gfabb- Pill, is that ilule very r'
.. e i . .i.. :. . rr ii.o,- are niiio'
i I o i i o i o 1 1 t i: ii?, '"ij -
mild and nen'le in their sitfhnn
the generality of medicines
their :TP
lie-
lion is never
attentJcd with
sea
Snl""!v tvxew
Peters' Vegetable Vt
, d hy thoe who have had :m
to decide upon their minis, os a
in
anv
m i! f pu' lie hie-
ivmioui nnexep . M, .. ; ,ttilh.U;
0110113', no medicine llaJ" ' if
rapidity and given such u';:;e
r...;.. n . ..i ill
TT The above Pills are Jj V,'
Post office $ Printing ofice W
March, 1811.