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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
LONDON AUG. 20.

LOhDOh AUGs 20
A tatement oc the naval frength Of the
Northern Powers has found its way into feveral
Morning Papers, which is not only grors ex-
ageralion of their reflective Navies, but feems
detigned TO excite alarm during the pending
Negotiation of Lord Whit rrh. The article
tates the following to be th- force belonging to
the Powers OF the North s.
The Ruflians have IN the Baltic but s.
Hips Of the line; the ref, amounting to 81
more, are in the Black Sea and the Mediterra.
mean.
"Ofthefe 10 are at CronRadt, the ref near
Copenhagen and the Cattigat.
g The frigates and foops, &c. of the Rufian
Navy. are Gated At 100
f" fhe Danes have ready 81 fhips Of the line
OF which are three decker, are Of 50 guns
and IL Of 70. The Danih frigates are about
SO,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
The Swedes have 81 fail Of the line, and
rigates, floops, &c.

The Swedes have 81 fail Of the line, and
rigates, Hoops, &c.
The Prudians have great maHv armed
veGels at Dantzlc, Elbing, Stettin, &c. but
there is no exact balance OF them yet"
1t appears from this pretended aatement,
that the Rufian Navy alone is hyperion in the
number Of fhips Of the line to that Of Great
Britain, as it is reprefented to conGf Of ore
hundred and twenty, while the monthly fate
ment of our naval force, corrected to Auguf,
does not give more than A total of one hundred
and thirty-eight in commiHion from which are
to be deduaed, FIVE guard hiPs, and twenty
feven hofpital and Prifon-thips. After this de-
daaon, We lhall have a difpofeable force Of
the line, conGRing of but one hundred and fix
fail, and consequently lefs than that of Ruflia
by fourteen lhips. The abfurdity Of fuch an
Inference, from fuch premiles is too obvious to
require a comment.
We are not exactly informed Of the naval
forces of all the Northern Powers but it may
guide the public judgement in refPe6t to the
grols exagerAton OF the fatement above given,
when we mention, that the Swedes have only
four frigates in commihion, and thrie it is
found difficult to keep in pay.
LONDON, AUG. z5.
According to the new regulations in The
French marine department, the number ct Nd
val officers of different ranks Is tatted # the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

Regulations have beer lately made at Bh
via, VIII ch ohlige all veiIels to take cera
quantities Of fugar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
LATER.
LII ~ IA
From 2 Newyork paper, Sept -.

The information relative to The maGacre 4
the Americans at Curacao by he French, Il
aated in a morning paper of Saturday, va
received By he Butith schooner AleKand;5
captain Hafings. We have endeavored a
ffl the bulinef, which is Rated in thele wOrds
by captain H.
"On the "a. Sept mber, French prvas.r
failed from Guadalupe, and captured an Al.
merriam veGel, On board Of which th- put 4
prize maaer and crew, and ordered her fa
that port. She WAS afterwards recaptured 81
tn. Brtilh 6y3p of war lamar, and fent fsS
Port Roya', Martinique, where lhe arrived n
the OH On board Of this vefel (Jhen 10 pda
fetii)s Of the FYench prize maaer) were foun1
lome Frsn,h newspapers printed in Guldas
louPe, which fAted that the expedition WHO'D
had failed from that port ag4inR Curracoal
had fIcceeded, and that The Ameri ans whs
affixed the Dutch were all maGacred. Thal
the French prize matter on examination before
the authority, attic ed to as matter Of faaS
A French prize acquitted il the Diaia
Court Of Connecticut, has been condemned
the Circuit Court.
-
The United States fhooner Experimental
captured French letter Of marque fchoonTd
6 guns and 40 m-n, AFTER an acton Of Soma
utes. she was from CuadalOuPe.
The ihlP Connecticut has taken trsnil
luGger.
Regulations have been lately made at bltTI
VIA VIII CD onlige all veHels to take eeHa1
quantities ct iugar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
DREADFUL CONFEDERATION.

VIENNA, JULY I9.-An exprefs is juR arrived
1T the Aulic Chancelry from Prelburg, with
intelligence that the capital of the kingdom Of
Hungary has been in flames Gnce yeaerday.-
Lat night the confagration was feen from the
tower Of the great church Of St. Stephen, in
this place. 1t began in the houfe OF an artizan,
and extended itfef with fuch fury, that great
part of the city was reduced TO aihes, at the
departure Of the courier. Several churches, a
convent, the barracks, feveral other edifces,
palaces or hotels Of the greet, and more than
an hundred other horfes, are comprehended in
the deGruaion alto the great fquare, which
borders upon the Danube, and was ornafnented
with the NOT magnificent edi6ces; fome of
thefe were covered with fheet copper, which
melting prevented the neceGary afiaance of the
6remen. The lois will prove incalculable.
Ii was a remarkable incident, that at the
time Kotzebue was imPrGoned in Peterborough,
a new edition of his works was advertfed in
Vienna, elegantly bop7S in PggEa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

4ot2l 1854
The following is the line Of promotion il the
French Navy, as eaabliihed by the lalt regula
tOns -
Promotion fhall take place by feniority, or
by appointment, in the following Pr0poI tion -
The hyperion officers (admral) ihal be aP-
pointed one fourth BY ien'ority, and three
fourths by the cho &c If the Chief Conful.
Captains of frigates, one half By feniority,
one half by choice.
Lieutenants three fourths BY fenioTity, one
fourth by hoice.
No Perfon can be promoted feP without
being wo years in the preceding one.
No Midhit man to Be appointed without be-
ing -four year, in naval employment or two
year, entirely in active lervice b fea.
DiRinguihed actions are not fubje6 to tha4e
conditions, &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

having impaired to the latter the reaiine(s OF
England to treat for a general peace.
The French journals, to the 74th, are G!ent
on the iubjed Of the negotiations. Their funds
again fell on the zsd.
LONDON AUG. "a.
A Hamburg Mail, and Lilbon Mail arrived
this morning bo;h of them bling intelligence
Of importance.
The Letters BY the Lifbon mail inform US
that great agitation prevails Throughout; Portu
gal, in confequente of intelligence received from
the Court Of Madrid. The Chief Coniul is faid
10 have demanded from the Poruguets gov
eminent, as the price Of peace, the payment
TO France Of 10 millions of crufldes, about
I,75o,oool. terling; the opening of The ports
of Portugal TO the F. 5nch and the admlhion
Of the French to the fame privileges as are en-
joyed by the mott favoured na,ionS.
An anfwer is to be given to theie propofals
10 fxry days. Should they be rejected, the
Chief Conful threatens Immediately to invade
Portugal with an army Of $1,000 mea.
Immediately upon the receipt of this intelli-
gence, government ordered all Perfons capable
OF bearing arms 10 be FreHed, and the frontiers
| TO be put in a fate Of defence. The packet
was detained in order to carry dispatches to this
country. No anfwer is TO be returned 70 the
| Chief Conful till an arGwer has been received
from our government. Buonaparte concludes
his demand by faying, You know ne well
enough to be fure that l never Fay any thing
| do not perform"
The Letters By the Lifbon Mil mention,
| that there have been fome diRurbanses in Spain,
excited BY Monk.
The Hamburg Mail brings an account Of
the arrival Of Lord Whitworth and Mr.. Dunn
mOnd, at Elineur, on the 10th. No doubt is
entertained here that every mifunderfand ny
on account ct the capture Of the Danith vehels
will foon be adjufed in an amcable maner.
The Chief Conful has applied 10 the Pope
for leave 70 march an army through tn PApal
territories againR Naples. He has alto exnref
fed dsiire, which the Pope his announced to
the College Of CARDINAL, to reRore the Cath
Ole Religion in France, and 70 recall the eAiled
BilhoPs,
A Vienna article, Aug 6 fays can Englh
courier who has PaGed through this city from
ConRantinoPle on his way to Lon ion. has
brought there a report, that the Fre7ch Gene
raj Kleber has been R4bbed in Egyp., BY an
Arab Officer or, according to others, by a
Mameluke. The Jews however appears TO
want confirmation.
The Hamburg Mail has broug ht an account
from Tonningen, Danilh leaPort on the
Northern frontier Of Hoaein, Of the feizure BY
an Englifh ihip a the mouth of the Elbe, of a
veiiel laden with malt, from Stralfund to Bre-
men f; Swedilh galliot from Gottenburg to
Hamburg; and Danih brig. The Englh
ihiP failed with the above veAels for England.
The French lately took chip in the Medt
erranean, but finding it belonged to the Pope,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHusrrrs..
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IN SENATE, Jsnusyy II, 300.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHusrrrs.
IL SENATE, January 1871 300.
ON the petition of ELIAS BERRY
and others, inhabitants Of grant of land called Plea
FAINT Mountain Gore in the county of York, praying
that fd grant, together with other grants pec6ed
their iaid Petition, may be incorporated into town.
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caufc
auened copy OF their Petition, with this order there
on. to be pnhiihcd three weeks fuccelively in the
Portland Garats, pubfhed by ELEzER A JEnKs, the
aff publication to be forty days LEAH before the r.
cond rhurfday OF the fri feon of the next General
Court, that all perons interc0ea may then appear
and thew csute If sny they have why the prayer Of
fad Petition flloald not be granted.
Sent down for concur euce,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, P,sEltn.
Is TIE Hogs IF Rqsys,sutaiive,, .Jan. IS, 1860.
Read and eoncurred
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Speaker.
True copy-Attef,
EDWARD M'LANE, cl.rl Of Senate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

The following !. letter from Capt. TRuxros to the
Secretary of the Navy, dated
Port. Royal Hartosr, Janaiaa, Iaib Feb 1900.
" I arrived here the Sth init in company with
she Iajugentr, capt. Murray, wi h whom fell
ia with the day after wrote you by 1t. Shaw.
/" Finding it impofible to get main matt
here, lhall ufe every difpatch in my power to
put the Confellaton into condition to pro-
seed to the United States have met kind
and friendly reception from admiral Parker
All the Britih poi Captains here have been on
board the Confteliation, and from feeling our
ftuation, exprefs every ientiment that could be
wihed by thofe trus Americans who love their
country and its honour"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
Mr.. len Ks,

MR.. tEnKs,
THE citizens Of the counties Of Lincoln,
Hancock, Wajbngton and Ksnnsbsek, are deter
mined to evince their patriotiim by Importing
The election of the Hon. NATHANIEL DuMMER,
and WILLIAM Klso, Efq'rs. as Senator's
Their known attachment to the DiRrid, and
prsmptneis to fupport the wfdom of the Fed
eral Government, are iulficient to enlure them
The fuffrages of the ELECTORS.
Lincoln, March 10th, 1909.
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NJ K. JENK s.,

Mr.. jerks,
AS your paper Ia. comfortable circulation in
she county Of York. you are rsqueited to notify the
inhabitants, that the Hon. CALEB STRONG. will be
advocated at the enfuing election for Govenor-tIon.
MOSES GILL, for 1t Cow of This Commonwealth -
and the Hon. DAVID SEWALI and JOHN Low
Efq.rs for Senators of the County of York The
characters ofthefe gentlemen well known. and they
need NO euogies to recommend them.
ACifizen Of the County Of Tork.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

E. for Senator.
ConGdering what has been faid in favor of
Mr.. Strong, as generally knewn and believed,
the writerof this will NOT attempt reespituation
Of thofe qualifications which render him every
way fuitable for Governor Of Mahachufetts--
and am happy to find by accounts from diff
ferent parts of the fate, that he will probably
be elected by handfome majority. efad,
however, fhould Sc more generally known
Mr., Strong was an active advocate for the A
merican Confitution-Mr. Gerry was one of
its mott inveterate oppoiers. Who then will be
mott likely to fupport the Contribution
: But, my fellow electors, it feems nece6ary
TO fay few words with regard to our Senators.
Attempts are making in iome parts of the
county to prevent the re election of Mehrs.
, Longfellow and Davis. Thefe gentlemen,
who are an honor to the Diltritf, are oppefed
on grounds too triaing to meet the attention Of
enlightened men,-Let us confider the perfons
held up as antagonists to thefe gentlemen =
Are they more deierving your confidence
have they more ability? Are they more at
tached to your nterea And is their welfare
more intimately connected with yours No.
Let US not then, flight our old friends, who
have proved themfelves faithful and pefe vering
in Importing the caufe of freedom, juaice and
order.--Be on your guard, citizens, nor fufer
the influence of party to fwerve you in the all
important duty, to which the peace, welfare
and future Happiness of your country, now
call your ferrous attention.
AN ELECToR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

"A FeJerain unfortunately vseeiVsd TOO late for Prb-
EafSa this day, 7Sf ~ofiVs u ts" '"i, 80 sxo9f@ aS-
pSty Of s nszo nomination IF Seaso,s !" The a Trumpet
Gratitude u reseivst IL 1VOaid asfaosr psry ,ofH
s.y ofby sseafon61 ee7iouse'isg at frsa duy TOO &
sioz, 10 bssoxe jatjsa for 6sr'oSr
"a man in the Woods" dgtiap frosa'rr than
iuosvisSs. He bad bty gu fVss farm, than v'af BIZ
.uMor ds Eie,s, efgovtrn"ori.
Iyrspt,o1 shs7.ossoiag ,paitos srsvoidsby emitted
s5 h' tbs Junior TIumpeer b@ Gpsyss more ingenuity
sH4 sarfov than ysd for him, in CLEARING 6i1yf,o~ s6gs
S rfai Iae0od Lsr zptLb barge 'seo ,ssab gn"iewnu
aaq bad ierf 1a. Ios,s bis CHRONOLOGICAL and
yce not s,ids zUtea initiate -gi5 II ofbsr iaA bin
INFO a"hy, leave bin abide ~ r0blhvs inp,sfaa BIZ
asfsnonf bar aad,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
AN ELECTOR.

fa ma JHkKs,
am happy to learn from different
parts of this county that Mears. David Sesual
and PreaiG Meltn, Efqr's. will be generally
Imported as Senators for the prefent year.
Their integrity and ability require no comment,
being too we'll known amosg the good citizens
Of YORK COUNTY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

The Court Of General Sehions Of the Peace for this
county, holden in this town laft week. II is ad.
journed to the iecond Tueldsy OF April.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
II Farm to be Sold,

I'm Eeep0rf, lying between the Meet
L ins-Houle and the Corner, 70 called, containing
about twenty ieven acres of land. good Houfe and
other buildings convenient for Farmer or Trade an
thereon-cuts FIVE tons OF Hay-aad there are FIX hum
dred cords OF green Handing Wood on the faue. Alto
good well OF water, and yonng Orchard of about,
40 trees, fome of which bear fevera buihe of Apples
in year. great bargain may be made as the
fubfcrber is determined to fell. The purchaier NAV
expect good terms for payment.For further partcs-
lars inquire ol the fubcrber on the premies.
Alba Chamberlin.
Fretpar, Mareb Io 1900
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Corn @ Rye.

TOR Sale, on board fchooner Heart,
Il quantity of CORN 10 RrR-Apply tothe maj
ter ON board, at the fore of
JOSEPH MLELLAN & SON,
No. l6, Union Wharf.
March 10.
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COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,

TO The Honorable The Senate and HoulS
Of Rfp,sfntaiioss, IN General Court a1sm1isd.
L HE fubfcribers, living in that part
OF brownied which IS htnaed on the can ide of saco
River, 10 grant of and called PIeafant Monntaip
Gore. including Afahei Felier's, Gideon Lowe'..
ehabod Warren and David Porsets purchsfes %. Co.
vernment, and grant to he Truilcrs of Frteburob
Aeademy-humbly fl'eweth. That your Petitioner.
labor under many inconvenienees and difficulties for
want OF beng IN an Incorporated ateThey therefore
pray the Honorable Court 1ownfbip NAV be incor.
porated agreeaeie &c plan herewith prefenttd. and
the inhabitants living on fad land may be nveed with
the fame privileges which incorporated Towns do by
law enjoy; and your petitioners, as in duty besnd will
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

DiHD-'n this town. on Friday evening laa. MIR.
WMs~ G,o', aged 20 ve.rs
- Mrs Ms,gsya Ca,ti, wife Of Cap, John Curtis.
AT Button, Mrs Sarah Hill wife Of Mr. DAME III N
~ Biddsfofd. Mr. Nsst MIA - Mf fviritgc
Rskarsfa
AZ Bath. Mrs. Many 5assy aged 10 years, wife OF
Mr.. John Minot NJ ody.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
John +. Dyar,

W. AS for Sale at his TOBACCO Ma
surAcroRr, hgn of the dJf1isau Prince, north 6de
of the Market-Houfe BeRon ali kinda of manufactured
TOBACCO 81 SNUFF. x
Pigtail, Fine Twill, Segars, Smoak-
ing aud Ksg TOBACCO, Sc.
Rappee and Scotch SNUFF, Of fu-
perior quality.
N. B. ALI orders puneually attended
to- either in town or Country.
BeqOa, Mayfb Is, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

MARRIED--in this town, MIR. INs,L Waiis., Il
Eifs HIsnah Barbour.
- Mr., Stpss- httut to Mrs. EGs ,SstJ W'as,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

THE Subscribers, appointed Com
l. miihoners, by the Honorable JONATHAN Row.
NAN, Judge of Probate for the county of Lincoln to
receive and examine the claims Of the fcverA Creditors
to the Elate of
SUSANNAH REED,
widow late of Tee5sm deeeafed and fix months be.
ing allowed for that purpoe hereby give notice. that
they win attend the bulnefs of their appointment at
the dwelling houle of Cap ALEXANDER RoeERs, in
Topfham. the aa Friday of this and the i've fol.
lowing months, from one to five o'clock, P. NJ.
William Randall,
Arthur Hunter.
To,/ban Mayn6 IL, 1900.
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IKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
THE Subscribers, appointed Com
miIIioners by the Hon. JoNAraAN Bowman,
Efq Judge of Probate for the county of Lincoln, to
receive and examine the claims to the Effate OF
EBENEZER EMERSON,
late of Foesau, in iaid county, phyfsian, deceafed,
reprefcnted infslvent, hereby give notice, that fix
months allowed the creditors of aid ellate to bring
in their claims and that they will attend the buff
nef. of their appointment at the houfe of GIDEON
WALKER of faid Topfham on the lalt Monday of
March, and the fri Nefday of the five following
months, from a to O'Clock in the afternoon.
Jonathan R. Parker, } c,r
William Wilton,
7sej5a~, Marsb I7tb, 1900.
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 IIhE IfOI 10 L.
THE Committee for examining aeropnfs
sgaiaf TIE toqva of PosT1AND, cUW meet far
that pwpoE on ne 4tb and 5tb deys Of ApRiL next,
al fbs faction Roam Of EDWARD OXMARD.
LEMuEI. WEEKS,
EBRNEZER MAYO.
EDWARD OxNARD.
March 81.
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Elias Berry, Francis M'Kucick,
Dean oigood, Triltram Jordan,
his John Sambon,
wright p h'en' Ezra Slices,
s,m., " e,: Gilbert Warren,
Thon,a. Isysrna 3" Cyrus ingalls,,
TocaL w George Lord,
g.na;.h WI. Jonathan Gilman,
s.ar,n WI Ichabod Warren,
Cummings Colby, Dsn;el H;lI
1.dsd;,h e. Thomas Veafey,
Iobn S,;rtnsss Edmund Higgans,
p.n;,no;sI -, Samuel Harrifen,
LIZ. p. ' ilrael Burbank,
Jofeph Walker, jun. Fi;a,. so ,,
NJ -, John Gilman,
Henry Walker, ichahas W..
ST., .aS p.'.,,L James Bennett,
John Burbank,
Daniel Gilman,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

THE nonrefidcnt proprietors of un-
L improved Lands in the OF Gray, arc hereb,
notified that the fame taxed in the bills committee
TO me the fubfcrber, collector of the town of Ora,
aioreia'd Tor the year 1872 to collect the REFLECTIVE
fums following, viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
THE Commiflioners appointed BY

THE Commiflioners appointed by
4 the Judge of Probate for the county of Kcnne
beck receive and examine the claims OF the ieycra
Creditors to the Eltate of
BENJAMIN MOVES,
lae of Ntsp- Portland 20 called, in fad county, gentle
man, deceafed, Represented iniolvent, hereby &c no.
tioe thar FIVE months allowed by 'e iad Judge OF
Probate for the Creditors - OF ng IN the' ana
,rov. ,hr;r dem IDS and that the faid CommifIon-
srs a.,end for that fervice at the houie of Mrs
Pnesr Noyrs in New Portland aforefaid. the Ian
Monday of April, and the ai Monday Of The four
following months, from one to FIVE of the CLOCK in the
afternoon of faid days.
Lemuel Williams,
Simeon Cragin. ''"0'''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

II no perfon HAIL appear to difcharge
laid taxes, and all necefary intervening charges, on
or before Tuefday the aeh day of May next, at nine
OF the clock in the forenoon, 70 much Of fd land
aa be fuficient to difcharge the fame will then be
fold at public auction the hghe bidder, according
to Law, at the dwelling houe of gp5 Lily innholder
in faid Gray
Da'sd at laa Gray fbe day Of Ma,es, n. D. &c.,
George Small, Collector.
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To the Electors of Cumberland.

To the Electors of Cumberland.
IN few days, fellow citizens. you will be
called upon to give in your votes for Governor
Lieut.. Governor, and Senators. Permit one
who has no interea feparate from you, to cal
your attention to the importance of unani
monAy Importing the following liz =
Hon. CALEB STRONG, Efq.
for Govvnsy
Hon. MOSES GILL, Efq.
for Ii. GevUnov.
Hon. STEPHEN LONGFELLOW
and DANIEL DAVIS, Efq's.
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March a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
Ellr8eAAsA4l0N.
DsscHIerioe oF @o&M3.
ss31rs tymp,oes ~ ea,ce thsy are
ga1ssR,

WorMs wtieb nj, s she rs,-,2h body,
sreeh,sly II fslr sir- - VIZ, he ! efes
or lisc Foand v4ufn, yae Aic 'dcs, o.
Su;aN as y 40 a., aud is4sy, ghr s,Gia.
or t.ys sos1a, 80 caEsd !rsn IS rei.s,-
c,.aeets. pc, 'nis Is eG'Ca a,lny yas1s
lons ara iu.l 81 ~ Sd; y -loi5 hart-
fui ani uiclt dintcai. q epce.
Amous she iyoP;ons aUcn3ngwcrms,
are, ci{sgieeAoie btesta, eiP .11.,g "a the
uogning4-E,c sad ccroF-:t gGms---
Ilchirg in t7e noie, ana aboui iGc fiat
C-nveI6o aud epiiep,i. Il 6, sr0
somst,ns, pcgaI,0n Of iP-aca,---Star!i8s
Dad grind,ng OF tie seth IL Hep
itreguiaF appetite, (oneGoss loa'king
food Ald lmct;nes vnraI Us -i'or
glus, with fliDy aud f5e5d lao soy O.
pH.1G. ~Larg: and hasJ be ly.--tarns
and iicsnefs : the AoHsrh--P SIS ~
tue head a5d Thighs, Hsh l5~nei. 1,ip,-
si,s.--.Siow fever, @ith luat aus !ts
guar pulfc-~-A cry couga, --Excel6,e
ShuA.--.Scm Zines pale aad unneai,ny
CoJnteoance, and iJn1tin,es the face
tloa.cd nc Guihed
&@ pstG5os siai&ei With any OF the
aboys fymptops, GloUid have Immediate
recoufs - 3AMILroE's WORM Dks-
qRoYiNC LazEEcEs, which have been
coa:tar:!y attended with great iu-cels
in al SomP plants hmiisc 10 Jhogc above
5elcriOsa.
This rue jjciac, which is innccen, and
snili, rs IL S cergaln fnd ehic c,ons Ia
its cpeaton, csnpot ioiuie thc sSqas-
gil iufsut or toe mott Gehcate pregnant
ioiy, inoald no VEINS exit IN the bctgt
out .g!.l without paia o. gripping cican,S
ths ffDnach and ocwt!e, rem9yng what
ever is tJul, or effective withip, gar .cr.
llijy .hat ilimy hgJnor tyop vhsuc
~arns and many fash dilorler5 pro
cesi.
Childr-n g:nerally take this n.dicir
Win geFnets ; having 2 pleaiing sP
peaEauce, and AZ agreeable tate
as UPWARDS OF
Eff ~ = HOUSAND PERSONS
or beth Sexes s. Vi every age have rcceI
we'd benefit from this extraordinary n.e
dieine, a Huliltude OF ceriGcates {
euyes saay be fe=n in addition 90 tnoiS d
Esaay puuiiihed.