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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Entra7 ar Letter from an eETcer on beard re
PftqBlf0 Eo9P Of e0ar, 70 bis friend ia Phi
Ksdalbbia.
On the I'd of Sept we arrived off the iland
of Curacao. Having previouly b9en inform
ed that French force Of 10 vefIels and 1900
men from Guadalupe were beGe9i7g he city
Of AmRerdam, in that illand, we re -Orn0itred,
and diicovered the prvateers, IS in number.
laying clo(c under two forts which we thought
too Hrong for Us to attack. having only The
United States fhp Merrmack to (upp1rt Us.
AT the fame time fpoke the Brtiih fIgae ne
reide, who had The Governor Of Curacao, and
the American Conlul on board. The later
informed CaPt,Geddes that the enemy intended
TO take the town by form that III 2nt, and that
to prelerve the properly IT the American ner-
chants ahoat we'll as alhor6. 10 was his O3n-
ion one Of our 1hiPs ought 70 Iun INTO the ha Tor
in order TO prevent the eremy's entering. AT
n .ha evening VI food III, when Lhe French
opened quick and vel dir,cted fire upon us
from a fort cf two Is, one IL, and 70 Y
.Pouuders, within half Filtol thol and from the
windows, and roofs Of th- Luufea ID tie L'oJhra
Banda.which was filled WITH the cneuy's d. ops
who kept UP a confant fire OF mulberry, which
was As warmly returned from the cannon ana
mulkets Of the PetaPilo, and thoG- deuded pao-
PIE who eic4ped drath.re,uraed TO their camps,
tut a. intervals, engaged Us All night. which
We returned from our great guns. On The z3d
they appeared to be more 10 motion than IN
common, but kept 4 conGant fire from their
batteries th.y embarked with great precipita-
ton, leaving behind them q 5hty cr an hundted
men, all thcir guns, ammunition ProviGons, &c.
With P.e4rIre I am enabled 70 Il,e We had but
two wounded, one of which was Mr. Calder
The lofs Oh The part " ne French q computed
about $50, with on. General Oficer-We
received Comfortable damage in or hull r6-
gi0g, and fsils. Oathe "a h The Birth rriGa,e
Neri4de entered and hoi4ed the Brei.A flag,
agreeable TO the caP,u!4tion entered INTO vith
the Governor previous 70 cur arrival All HE
american property IS fate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

delPh;ars who came 10 this city lean and ema
ciated, a,e now plump ana haalthy.-Flour
he'e and At Alexandria, IS fold at 81 dollars
Per barrel, and the beH b-lf It cents per
pound.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Ez'raH II a Letter fr1m 4 Ge1:lmaa AZ LanrgRsr
Aa's9 TueJaoy epln1g, 8t5 Mo-.
(: The Committee OF Conference made their
report 70 the Houle of Representatives this
morning. Il contains long arjnR If elaborate
reafaniDg in publication Of the HOulc for the
part it has act 4 ID this bu6ref,, and calc ated
e. impress II z minds Of the people thar t il the
fault of the Senate that there Is no election
bill and II winds up with a ref luton not to
rccede from the vote Of n.corcurtence-
The auction was nfaHty taken on IBIS reIo'
luton, and carried BY a large majority Wm'
P:urole lhcarc 4 ncwblI IN bis Pla.c, cor.
tanning The principle Of a joint Vote but 70
modified that tie Senate &oyId rcmi.ate iii
ten Electors, and the H1uo Of Re.rd.nta
five, The Ike mm5r; Jhs5 on TrdI next
latter lucb nomination and a m1lud noti6ca.
ton thereof the Numbers OF the two Houles
fhould meet together and chcoie hfIeen-FIYE
whereof to be out Of the Sena;es nomination
and TEN Of the nomiaation of The Houie Of
Representatives The bill! was made the order
Of the day for this atternoon-!he ufual rules
being diperftd with
4 AT o'clock the Houie met, and the 6rf
fe9ion icing under confederation, Mr.. Mitch
ell, from Cumberland, role, and folemnly de.
clarad his oPp7ftion % 70 il. Not a word
was uttered by any one efe on either fje Of the
Houic. The que0on was put, and, to the
amazemert Of all parties, was LOT Thirty
members only riGng il favor ofit-on the
queaion being reverted. Thirty fix rofe. The
Houie directly Adjourned"
Accounts from Lancaaer lat evening, Gate,
that the committee of conference made no re-
port on Sa.u day but that they were to meet
yefsrday morning to fetie iednitivey " hat
report they thruld make. 1t was &c orally IN
deraood lt Lan1alcr, that here Fas KY uroba
biIity az al accumulation between ,h IN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Wash INGTON, nov IT
No diiPatches have teen received By the
government Of the United States, as Rated in
q Philadelphia paper; bot from concurriog
advices there j. 'he grea,et probability yhat the
account, taken from an Englih paper; that a
Treaty has been concluded between this coun-
try and France II true. We know tie belief
is entertained ty The bea informed men in
Walhin6ton.
The Secretary at War conceivee, that The
pubic interelt and convenience VIA not be ma
t=riaIiy affected Ivy The lagc ire.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
from IL. Gg= ae gCJe U.t.l ST f.r.

"A new political pamphlet from the German
Of Cent?. and recently ra1A4tcd by al Amer
lean gentleman Of rank and learning, will
fpaedlly b publilhed by Mr. Aibucy Dick;ns
i is entitled 4" The Origin and Principles of
the American Revolution, compared with the
Origin and Principles Of that of France" Ia
is flid by judges Of hAicienr accuracy that
Ibis Is no ordinary pamphlet, lat thar il will
demand and dllarve the attention of the Ams-
rican politician End PhilcloPher. The preace
Garcs hat The work IN que0,oo was originally
Publhe1 in the HJ45ris 7opy4al, monthly
plint which appears at Berlin, and hat i Is
written by one Of the mot GlRnguih-d poli.i
cal writer's in Germany On the rut .ication OF
tbs pamphlet lpecimeas hll be given, ana re.
marks made.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
BALTIMoRF. NOV. II.

Earaa Of 2 hHer fen 2 mre5aet u Havannah,
10 bis e9rr5P2a4en in tbiJ city, da.sd he I7tb OE
"I have jun heard that dispatches have been
received by he government, in this city, Of the
French and SPanilh, with a. lhips Of tie liae
and II hisates, having taken Trinidad, and
that their PreGont objea IS Jdm1ica-and have
requeRed fuPply Of ProviGons for 10000
men this may, probably, produce lome alter
alton, in in our market for the better"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
C5r ~ W1l5rqfor. MonIay, NgvemBer \

CITY er Wgl5ingfoa, Moa1ay, November II.
THIS teirg The day fred BY law for the
4 meeting IF ConE-e:s, torty-.our members
aHemblcd IN the Cap lol, viz.
Mehs. Fofer, Freeman, Shepard, Reed,
Vunum, 6edgwicS WadIuorr5, Silas Lee,
Williams, G.5o, Joh c. Saith, Daveo.
pot, To6a Smith, Cortland Patti Glen,
Tbcnp5n, Bailey L.;5, thomas, HcIte5
Brown. Mub .n5cg, Woods, Smile, Dent
Bear. Cra.s, Cbr0ie John Thomas, Nichol'
fn Powell Page, Nicholas, Dlvion New
a,I5o, Holmes. Macon Stanford, AII0on,
sumpter, Huger, w. &C. Claiborne.
Tie Speaker obierved Jhat it had heretofore
been The invariable practice Of the Houfa 70
y Unit new members 70 take their ltats Previ
cullv to being fworn, though the Contribution
directed directly The reverle. AS there was
new member p.ef-nt, he fuggeted The ProPHe-
II Of Administering the oath TO him before he
took his feat.
Mr. Macon thought fuch a Gep premature.
He was of opinion that no Inconvenience
would arite from delaying TO adminiGer the
oath until houle was formed, and he thought
great caution lhould attend an innovation oP.
poie1 70 al precedent.
Mr.Nicholas ai5ed ,whether i had heretofore
been uiual IN the cafe of new houle to fwear
she members before the choice Of fPeaker.
Mr.. Speaker, replied that it had not
Mr.. Nicholas hid that though on hrt
thoughts he was favorable to Administering
The oath at tie Prefent time. yet this precedent
inclined him to think GIch a Hep improper,
The Speaker waved The queltion.
The members not being Efficient to fern a
quorum, The Speaker adjourned the BODY till
tomorrow.
C7V- TT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
SAVANNAH OCT. IL.

"A gentleman from st. Mary informs Us,
that Bowlcs and hii adher=nt,, coahting only
Of IS rsgadoes. white and black men, we're
lately driven f:om their encampment above
ColeIa.ne and obliged to twin acIol, the river,
BY party Of militia from that uei2h6oarhood.
One negroe VINO was II the camp was made pri-
touer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

On the 10th O9ober, The brig Eliza, Capt.
Ilrael, failed from The Havannah on his fail
ing, Mr.. Booth, merchant, Of that place ID
formed Capt, I. that . fail Of the line, with
frigates and number Of uanlpor,s, having
10000 troops on board, had captured Tria-
adad and Surlinan, and were going on 10 take
Jamaica, and that il conlcquence Of this news,
-four had rilen from 10 10 IS dollars per bar
rel.
He alto informs, thar two days before he
failed, the 1hundsrer, Blit;lh lhip Of "a guns
appeared of The Moro-fe1t in flag, reque0-
ing the governor to permit him TO 80 INTO that
port to reGt, as the flip was at that time max
ing So inches water per hour. The Governor
anfwered that as he had funk two Spaniih
vedels, he might FINK ALTO but before fnking.
TO let him know, and that he would iend out
and fave the fouls on board-Dothing more was
heard Of the lhiP.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

DIR. Currie, Of Liverpool, has pubThed
very brillan; and complete edition N tAe works
Of Robert Bwn5, a poet, The rays Of whole
fancy have ihed new light ana laGre upon Sca,.
land tie land If learning. This valuable edi
ton Of the works Of "a original bard, Is enrich
ed with much found c.iticam, and, above al
with tie biography Of Burns. We underaand
th7t to The good tate and judgment NJ Mr.
Dobion, bookseller, Of this CITY, Ne mall Hortlv
beindebted for handlomc American edition Of
thefe delightful volumes. On th-ir appearance,
the wtier Of This article. viii chceIulv at
tempt % Z" fPeak fomewaar more largely"
concerning the genius ana works Of a favcrire
author. The Pioughman Of AyrlhEe was one
IF that favored choir, upon whom, il tie in.
palloned words Of my Lord Boiagbroke, " The
Cod Of Nature has been rlealtd to befow a
larger PORTION Of f5s et5eriat I5ir9 THANH, given
to the mgjri,y Of mankind"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
NV YCEL, NOV. ZT.

NV YCEL, NOV. ZT.
Capt worth. arrived rom Gbra.:er, Who
failed Sept Is, informs. ,har there wa, a large
Eighth feet then al that pace, with 10000
troops Of board
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

a very late EnRlilh writer obferves that the
cum5roos volumes OF Voltaire and Wisland are
g'eedily fought, and printed vi ! Ill the mer
etricious decorations Of engraving, hot prels
and wire woven paper and that the I" Grape
ihot Of Literature" is fprelding havock all a.
round in the light efays Of Goodwin, in the
teIeterloTs novels ola Holcrof., and il the IL
oen'ious plays and crazy tales Of DiaJlri4 and
W'feherie' TOW pouring from Gamazy ;hrough-
oat Europe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Eura8 ej'a later E5a ChnleGon, S, G. t9a ref
Pe7aJk mercantile s,alsmaa, II tl.s eLiy, G.ted
NoU. III.
"Our attention has, FIR fome time pal, been
taken Up wirl Poilioa-gr-at ez-rtions have
been made "a 10th Iides but IL Ill. city, ana
all The lower pat Of tAe upper countrywide Fed
eralilts, contrary 70 expsaa,ion, have had
complete triumph and the corl-quence, in the
opinion Of Our bet Informed men, will be, that
Adams and Pirckney will b. we all the vo.cs in
the tate. You would b furprited 70 hear the
alteration that has taken place Of late in the
fentimerts Of our mott fenGble and influential
men-yhey are all drong Federa,iGs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

E:etr08 eta letter from P. Merchant, Eff. fmsri
can CoEtA AZ Guerulay, q 2 y5Fsaajls b2gIf IL
t5@ city, 11:sS, SEPT. 20 1900.
thi"k il incumbent III ne q inform you,
there is too much realon 10 fear that government
will RoP Jhe 1mu2g ing bufnsls from here; and
though it were oth-rvi.e, it is sezr 10 certain
American yelels with Tobacco would not any
longer te conDived al, This furyour direction.
III thank you u make tie above known ID cafe
any ipecula ions tor this place are intended"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

A, MARRIED-zn us foero. AZ. Daniel BagIey, q M
"a. C4os EAs ,Jsl5, Tlayrly Zsq ~ 10, Re- CaLs
BrzA II mr.. Ebenez-r Newman of FlLnozt5, % n.y.
Poly Dyer w. GEORGE Deake, - H1rs Jerubl
oyer 1t fRlaosst5. .lr Houchlng Moody, " Ap
Lucy Smith.
-----1~11zEslslE gBsEszls-u-------
DItD-A' War7p.E, H5al.- J2.al John H0!dea, Af
aged 100
N Bs9s7, Mr.. Sarah Thaytr, 7v!6 gf %: La C9S'
H7~ser Tjlyey, og@ t05
At Cyyf.a, (5-.ai1) Mr. James Burt, eyed IL III
j97f LzEf ", i57, r va. laiai treatment y bis FHat
7glo rg:re 4sI.- 7. 5 ajc7 4a5gc rdE ou' ga
Fyasid @,t s-y4.I tb.s 20 ...srfall ah..' "a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Thirteen members aPPelreI, viz.
Mefrs. Ande,foz. Baldwin, Brown, Chip
man, Cooke, Foaer- Tilhoufe. Howard. Lang
don, Livermorc, Schuraman, Trlcv, Wells.
But not forming a quorum adjourned I'LL
tomorrow.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

The aorm "a Friday lat did aconficga5'-
damage n the towns on the feabo2rd and
vicniry-On Bofon neck, befJea other dam
age. the rope walk belonging 10 Mr.. Nathaniel
PstJeu was wholly blown down, except the tar
houf-, and hsad.-Whac IS extraordinary, a
part Off, 40 feet long containing ton and an
half Of implements,8t &c was carried by the wind,
in a body, to the ditance Of thirty feet
A letter from Marietta, On The Ohio, Aug.
IS, complains that buGnefs is dull and money
fcarce. Flour was dolls. PR. Dbl. pork pr.
cwt. corn rs cents pr. buihel, wheat So. The
writer was concerned in building a vedel Of 100
IONS, to Be loaded with -four and Pork to be
fent to the W.Indies.
a number Of EngIiih and american hip
wrecked Solm,n have been landed at Bermuda
tbs fall, where they hiveJceatIca.sd with the
grca.t2 humanity
A dreadful freio Natt4g. London, ha'd:'
0roycd property TO the amount Of loo,oooD
0erl"g,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
39ottIan0,
MONDA1-, DEcEMBER 7, 1900.

/ T1O1116ttU,
M0NDAr, DECEMBER J, 1900.
---z-srrggggsg---
The Ship Thomas RuGeu, Capt. Jlckron.
of Bottom arrived at this port on Tuelday laa
from Leghorn, which place fhe Ief, the laa of
September. BY this arrival we learn, &" That
observation-disclosures Of Lsghorn and is vicinity were
-rmined ro oPpor- the Freach houId thew
attempt another invaGon, which they wee
fearful of-That the French were ID PoGsfi,n
Lucca-That the new .armiR'ce had been an.
rounced to the French and German armie, in
I.aIy-Tbat l:yeraI pirlicaI croI:n were opt
from Coricl, and captured every V'ad they
could m:sr-a great number Of American
vcG:5 had recently entered tn: Mediterranean,
ana nav 'NU'''N
.u.. .L-.c.- III. AZ -rLon,,. PIN
= VIC =" " P '''lr' ''u'
lPoAe no veIieIs OF heF home"aTd Pah &C.
Inc Thanksgiving In ih's State has been
cblerved w;th that zeal for re'iaion. and love oe
,
-00'' o'1'i' AZ 1911 - m rs tO0P'0 Y MALTA
chulets. In this town and vic;nity,the di'courfes
r-,r, w.. r,1,.e ,r.-. ~. Y rsr,;r,.u,.
~
religion a0d P2tu0Lln. Line hearts OF the poor
were made Glad from The bounties of tbs rich
-,-u ,.r.--o...-.l .L.-,
''''- iii ''''0' Nh nm '''4' --"'IA'
Iululla W Itll WilCl Rows -IiE from FREE
~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

"a Providence paper fN7v. 20, fay, the
Federal IIotet ut EIe4ors Of Prehdent and
Vice PRECEDENT ~ The United State, has iuoceed-
cd in this State. Th-Eic6tor, are Gsorge Champ
EH Ofvsr DLvi5, U4hi4m Cye-ar, and Ld1Dar4
1Iaato9. Eq'rc. decided Fcde.aIia,, md firm
iIPpoIters N tEeWAsuI>GroN and adams Ad-
mnitrarnn, and are aenlem-n 4eerving Of
.he high uuu reTcl-L III h,m."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

His Excellency Governor JAY has puhlickly
declined being cootidsred Candidate for the
Chair Of Government il New-York. It. Gov.
RENSSELAER,, VIII, we under&and, be the feder,
al, and the Ex-Governor CLINTON, the antifed-
eral Candidates.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
ExtraR Of ! later jror WtgJ6mgton, dated Novsm
Der I6 1900

6sT 3, 1900
"The accounts Ia Philadelphi relpe6ing
the fcarcity of Proviions, in this place, are
falfe, and highly ridiculous. Every thing IS
here 10 the greate& plenty, and many Phila
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Clement Farnum, of Northampton, raifed
the ldt fealon, from one car Of corn planted H
II bills, on two rods and an half Of ground, $
buihels and one peck, or 358 ears, which is at
the rate Of 100 buRels per acre. The feed
was from Rhode IA4nd-the Ralk5 were Il
feet high, and TIE ears TT five an half feet
from the ground.
The State Of MARYLAND paf.fes 6t3.o7 dolls.
in United States aotk,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

Tile report .hat t1- 2.cGLe1t * tha United
States, was uaw-Il after h.s arrival AZ The city
Of Warrington, i without fua4a.to0.-Ac.
counts from that city of lac date .af55m that
he Is II perfect health and 5000 fPais
The PreG3enrs Speech ar the opening Of II:
Seventh Congref., will dou5t'-G Je received
time enough for inferti-n II th- next Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

The u S. 1oop Of war Warren. capt. Bar
ron. failed from Bottom ou WedufIIy I1f, o.
cruif
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

by themoG accurate accounts Rejecting The
choice Of ElsGo,s ofP eGJent and Wee Pref.
dent the y. States, and from he opinion Of
The bcf informed men. ID is eas5lihed beyond
doubt, that ADAMS aud TNcENlY will be
cho.en at the euflng election.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

delPh;ans who came 70 this city lean and ema
ciateJ, a,e now plump ana healthy.-Flour
he'e and at Alexandra, is fold at g. dollars
per barrel, and the bet b-ef It 5 cents per
pound.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
- ..ataN.ss.l \ "a

- ne" a''F o.Ecac'o0 "a e.: cs.cs o. ia-
sard wacrci., Jrr nO2s 81 .haEiug oifb,
'-rds, - ~ .rt-,te, lI'.c'is.y ia ihs
n,-1t'c} DIRECTION OF ipi.r: 1irdy com
2'aiais,-~---i 'pes .,ig relieve, toe head sno
'"rsc1 ~ g@n'y " E.-umsC1 cs'.s; r"d
y ca.c. OF wssS ! .;jca, .us ps,i'c a,sr.Y
'f,e' uaE'ng ,"o !fee ,yilh tns c5nGa4'io,.,
~ 7a'm"i-dS7.,e ule OF @iS5, ipritroo
q0"'i; or any l7'-mPersace; :. Is happily
r'lisdto ho' climates, art i s3o5led aBn
lpg'osed os by iorn. OF the ST. families il
tie Taxed $ safes SUD in che W:t Indies.
'o' rs ng0riatne aad iuYl2q-a:irg p op:r
us5i AL u bi..oai cafes, wae'e tae appe-
ia ''ss @iled, q : iogSrsigr renedye
traas'@d, {anly) oy Dos. james Church
New .YJes,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

he c...ii 'yst@fY hI,d 5sc.me filh md oalr
s,nie, ass ,ne 'mos be covered sSE f~ih,
iifn ~ n-sithI.
Il wid Ha douoi Be sccepab', Ia IA; read
Die eaies and cars, wtich have seen per
csnisi ~ t'iis ,euig infalIe5ls n,eii-ins, IL
be d'ic,aeTs fer ~hch it Gss Invented ;
re ass therefor ici=tled : few ~ foch CATS,
Is Usve coae within 40 own immediate
saowietse, wh.eh sc Pnb!..hcd aud may be
,@a isfsi,l az aa7 OF the place. whsre she
.risdscins I..cid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE EYES
I6e Gsle6r4ksE De -Sakye.
PREPARED ~ DF. CrUtCH.

PREPARED By DE. SHUtCH.
For leyeral yea university acknowledged
as CERTAIN and iu!a'Ebie cure ict IDdam-
.nsaors, Dannei', Dry gefs, Blsh;s, Echiags,
aud ti..ns on the Eyes, protecting from na-
tural We kn ls, OF som socidcn.a, iuch q;
z owa, DJl}, Lime, or any thing ell- being
,hrown into the Eyes II is a4mi~bie n
natural weakness OF S;grt, in i hlGion
OF Rheun, aud for Ailments 81 tbs Eyes,
5it-r tie Small Poa, M-aii@e, and Feysfs ;
ltis g ,sniarly eihca.ious ia del,yoyns o!
,i Wa;-ry and GroiS Einu,nry, srd in
sreogt a.ng ti'e sight. in lhcd, here is
40 di.sai-.,o wh!c1 Jae Eye is iubjs6t, Uu,
his Siivs IS SOVEREIGN Remedy. Many
aJndredsA aes eSperj need is efficacy when
n ghe ..e4 eli DAGGER of IoGog ihsir GShi.
Acynul.m5ic rcaosr Of Gales may be iesn
n ,hs place Of ia,e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
DR.. CHURCH'S CELEBRATED
Observation-Disclosures

For Deitroying Wocm IN Children aud
< own Per.ons.
They are an excellent Alternative, contain
nothing but wha; IL Per.s6tiy iUuccenti may
DC sdm,u.Aered To children OF al sees, ans
10 gro.n psrions win the grea &c ialetg {;
are ingulsdy et.icscious fog Gr IS 5dDourG,
Gtup ;oug, So:t Heads, Bilious Complains.
&c AID a.e excellent after The Small Pnz,
Meales and Fever: alto as 2 Pryiic in tine
loring and tai .: tire ytag.--Piice 50 CENTS
each box.
Prepared ton,y) and fu:d hJ The Investor
aud proFu.- tor, Dr. James Chur,h, "a hij
Diireniary, N,v York, ano oy enc gene5ai
Vsniers Of his Medicines in ihG USiied
States,
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FOR THE CUGE OF FITS.
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<oNsrid,ns, tinei.c,
Easiipuc, or FaBirg PITS.
'Are essscs..aiG Cps,a by ,his EAcSieni Me
Noise Us virtues Ssc a,(o,ufely Spc-.Gc
ah1iUnpar-iisIsd. = has failed il 10 H.
ahce vitaio tile know,edsr Of he prrprie-
tor (@ae1 taken agreeable % The Ails3,iops,
and p.s.,gerance) .he mott dfendiW iva
-scr .uoTI. OHg cafe o. Cure 10 ,u5jDia
e. out OF = conGdsTAb.e nuHber, as proof
o. iIs sficacy attelisd before the Lord May.
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AFFIDAVIT.


" l, James Pncock, Of No 10 North Street,
u tae IA ,ih Of 81. Luke, Mddieiex, 90
make oa,I, Ghar | was ar,eyculy st!icled
ri'h Fla ipr gPw;rds OF fourteen years. aud
uat ~ 10 viulen: uesTee. as 10 require
Twelve men 10 ao,d ne in Them, 10 prevent
me osih.ug ny.e!f 20 pieces. Tney would
generally iate. me avs, a., an;. o,;en ievsp
E.uf IA Con- spaen4- of ssch my conGi
uton te-amc gu'tc snsaoiateJ. I made
Applications To many eminsat eentieu en OF
ne faculty, VINO afforded ne 40 gc,;si 81 hat
eve; Ill / sppiie, TO Or. Jane, Church,
Of tue Ciy Road, who Ptelcr,prd his Anti
tyalmodlc ilhxr Ter ms, which Jook, aud
,yhich alone cure5 ne OF the mott dreadful
ti,s, sGd roit, rcd M to psrlcd heaith.
This ospOacct farther nlaks-h oath, and
ai IA, that 1t Is nua two years fpce he was
cured Of MS l,s, and he has had no rc!urno,
.hem whatever.
JAMES POCOCK,
Sworn be tore me At 5tie Marion
Il u.c, tni,,wer ninth tay OF
Auguit, 1890
WM. CURTIS, Mayer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
Land for Sale
Four huadred Acres

Four hundred Acres,
+ VINO m bcth GGcs ;tc c1c,s fs-E =
E4Sandy Tiver, in Pih;Y'vaoi, ccnrrr sd-
iO,4ns MoRToN's !eitlsrcut sscn- q
miles abuyc Harden, & In,erly E.ot -
terry, 81 S,suu'on river; sois.uaei f.rt.i
-gaohoar2, s11 ; miles !. ~ Nlrvii'= on
Dan river. The folks conf, G.l!y ,Gc4i 8
go, IN 'er7, to sny iucyey ci eCrs f4au.
'ty osacres wltain ~ huoiEed ui'tso. he
rl-ce, /; haa bscn icJycyed ulva,as of 4s
years, heing The thirJ inr, c. made in ttsr
da'g c:Eh@ cour;:5. i aaonads vi *
c>llcnt iincer, AND yields geoA wafo-, -ni
an e1c.iien. iuntneS range Tor c., Sc, SC.
V1sJe ia aoauI So 60 sou.c,o h::!s f. 81
cies'ed. and houles .uhcie,t ,bzTe..rc. Any
psgion inclias5ie &c purch.fc may know
The ;e,me (Which ihsll De Ission1S'1) aud
!hewo tsc l=nl hy Supplying 10 tbs i;f',-
icri'e' ia Ha.i:az coun,y, Az undous;cd
tile viii ce made thereto. and poIie,hn0
given al any inns, 70 as nos y irjGre Inc
hniihing the crop anw ca e"e prcinlles,
JAMES M'CGAW,
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