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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
A great Chance.

70 BE SOLD, g applied for Immediately,
a N excellent ltand for Baker, or
< a Trader, or both; Gthated Ii Northyarmouth.
nearly opPoGte the BaptiR Meeting Houie. The rrs.
mes conff OF about hair acre Of land rods ~ front
Houfe two lores high, with an excellent Baks.
room and Oven underneath the Hcule, good Barn.
SC. For particulars apply 70
John Merrill,
Nc tty1F@s-it. l1srst g on The Premas1.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
TAKE NOTICE

To Be loa at pnJhe i,i IN Scarborough. On Wei.
"5lfg, fbs a9rb dqy # aPra next, al O'cloak qf
IkrHOsa-
a Ii, tbs REAL ESTATE. OF Decor Matkia,
RE, late Of Scarborough q, ceaitd, Coplia-
ing OF about tx acres Of good land ID two driarit
lots large cOHveuient Dwelling Hou(e, barn &c.
Terms Of illG VIII be calculated "a meet the
wiihes VI tie pnrchal=r, snd may be kaovn ~ ar.
Plication - ROBERT SQJTHGATE Flo. or
JOSEPH EMERSON near the premiles.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

ERRATA.-Ts the laR Gazette, fra column, id
plge, 10th line from the bottom, for " harder, y
tad 75t barder.-Ssme page, account Of Mr.. Har-
80 tenor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
A Bargain.

% be fold, FARM il the weferly part Of the
l. town Of Buckheld, containing enc hundred a.
ores Of Land Of an excellent quality. FSrty of
which are under improvement with Hourt and
Barn thereon, and lmal Orchard. The condi-
tious Of payment made eafy 70 the purchafer.-For
further particulars inquire of the Subfcriber living
on the premiks. TIMOTHY HUTCHINSON.
Baekfe4 Maycb Is, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
AIl0, on SATURDAY. next,
GREAT VARIETY OF
Engli1h and India Goods.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock. A, X. and ! p. n.
1T PRIHATE Sale.
TAKE NOTICE.

On Tusjday the 7tb day Of AbrH,
WILL BE SOLD AT THE AucTroE ROOM IN FISH
STREET, PRECISELY AT 10 o'cLocK, Foa The
BENEFIT OF TIE CREDITORS OF John o.
WATTS, DECLARED A BANKRUPT
a VARIETY OF GOODS, conffing Of fuper-
4 a dne and common Broad Cloth Kerfymeers,
Bazes, Mullins, Muffin Handkcrchiefs, Pound
Threads Long and mort Gloves. Ginphams,
Shawls, James, DuraOs, HATS, 4l ID. Pa, Pewter
Plates and BafOrs, Brafs and Iron CaudieRcks,
Block liz Tea Pots, Frying Pans, Coffee Mills,
Sewing Needles, J4Ppan'd Tea Caniters, Caks
WhitinP, CaIk SheathiDg Mails, % ID. Souchong
Tea, Caik Wine, barrels Beef, 10 Csfzs Vine-
gar, quantity Of Horf5 Whips, with az aHortment
OF other articles too numerous q nartcularizp
EDWARD OXNARD, A47isSssr.
Portland, 7fb March, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
lob Holmes,

Hskrog, Earfb al, lG~r
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30
Wool Carding Machine.

de iuhfcri5er respectfully Informs the lnhab.
-. "ants OF this and the neighborins towns,
.hd' d comfortable e&Pence he has erected
machIfe for Carding Wool, for Spinning. and for
t1atters. The expence Of cardiug by this machine
Is much lelS than BY hand, and greatly preferable
It 10 prefumed that The patriotic Inhabitants Of
falmouth, and vicinity, will be emulous to err
courage every attempt to increafe the uleful and
heceary manufactures OF our country, particular.
~ thas OF W oongs and as fatt as pofible IrCen
our dependence on foreign nations for articles
witch our own induary may enable US to procure
from the materials with which this country A.
bounds. a
Wool ient to be carded or made into Rolls for
ipinnlng' will be carefully and punefuaIly attended
to and every favor duly acknowledged. OSN
Notes LongfelIow.
Falmouth, Slfe1r4331 Fab, MarsB az, fSoI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
Information to Mariners.

THE public are informed that by the ko-
Il licitstions of Capt. Jobu Earl, jun. Of
Newport, monies have been fubfcribed by
number of public fpirited gentlemen of that
port, for the purpoIe Of placing 40 Irss Spin
die upon the rocks at the EAT end or tail OF
W,afeb Hill Reef The fpindle is now up.--
There is large Blaek Ball upon the top OF
it, with Di,r5sr, which is painted white.
and points 20 the Northward and Wehward.
The letters W N are painted in black upon
the director, ihewiug the couric to be W.
by N. to Latimer's Rock, in Fiiher's Hand
Sound which rock has fpiodle and ball
upon II, and good channel either to the
Norhward or Southwark Of it; to the
Northward the water is deep near the rock
to the Southward il is fhoal for about three
cables length. The water is deep within =
cables length to the Northward OF the Spin.
die at Watch Hill. Watch Point 10 ihc,i.
with Jingle rocks nearly half the dinance from
the Point to the Spindle.
Sisnizgson, O5. 8, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

WHEN the Greek nation of
Indians, fome time ago, were at war
with a more barbarious tribe, the
unwarrantable attack Of the latter
upon the former induced chief of
that tribe to Join the Greek nation
in repelling and chaitifing their in
folent neighbor. This chief, Whole
name was Greenluf, was an Indian
of iome addrels, and was thought
handfome /; he was very attentive
to the favage girls in general, but
particularly 70 to the daughter of
the Redbud king. She was abeau-
tiful female, and when Greenluf
mentioned to her his with to make
her his wife, gratitude and love
confpired TO induce an acceptance
of the offer. The day was fixed on
when they were to be married ; it
arrived, the parties appeared at the
houfe of the lovely Alvena, (the
name of the young favage girD but
what was her iurpriie when jult be-
fore the ceremony was to be per-
formed, AN Indian fquaw approached
with two children in her arms with
rapid itep) and addreiIed Greenluf
in the following manner Cruel
and perhdious wretch is it poilible
that you are about to abandon me
and your two infants, and leave us
forever prey to difgrace and pow
erty !! ALI was filence, when Alive
ma arofe, and, after a Pauie OF a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

CURIOUS EXTRACT

CURIOUS EXTRACT
F,sm tbe VII Of tbe lac Govs,no, of Ply
mo2,b. (Esg. p,ovtdm OA. 1874.
:" l deGre that my body may
be kept as long as it may not be of
fenfve, and that one of my toes or
fingers may be cut off to fecure a
certainty of my being dead. alto
make thisfurther requea,to mydear
wife, that as fhe has been troubled
with one old fool, ihe will not think
of marrying a fecond."
7bs joils4rirg 10 an sxa9 cory .fa Hand Bill
Fssk ap in /sVerni parfs Of The city sfD@bhs,
IN JSJ 1900.
This is to certify, that l, Dan
lei O'Flanaghan, ain not the perfon
that was tarred and feathered by
the liberty mob on Tuefday lalt |;
and l am ready to give 20 guineas
to any one that will lay me fifty,
that am the other man who goes
by my name. Witne(s my hand
this goth of July, 1900.
DANIEL O'FLANAGHAN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
THE DRESS OF 100.

[By ANDspw MEsRr. Efqui'e.
WHAT modeey now mark'd our fair
They did not leave their bolons bare,
Creating patton!
But hiding almoa all the fkin.
They wore large caps tied under the chin
All fxcct old Fathion
And the rough handkerchief did 70 pin,
That part Of the breait lay open.--
The titled lady neat and prim,
Exhibited pcrion him,
With wait 70 nice and taper;
How neatly 6x'd was every pin ~.
So tightly lac'd, ihe look'd Il, thin
As was her own Thread paper.
And then by large Hoops aaiaance.
She kept the FoPling ats diRance.
The MAcARoNI. like Lord,
Walk d with full -bottom'd wig and fword.
And Cravat az was made then
A long fqaarc coat, with large cuff,
For tailor's pu, in cloth enough
A hgn that they were paid then
With fierce cock hat they look'd like men,
And wore two co&ly Rings;
At frit large Buckles, fmall ones then,--
But never thought Of Strings.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Watcb- Maker, in NezVbort,

Wafcb- Maker, in Ne70port,
TNFORMS the Public, he has taken into
l. Partnerihip Mr.. L. gISSOT, iuperior
Workman. late from the Watch Mandatory
in Geneva, who Will undertake 10 make New
Watches ;--aod to repsir, in the bet man
ner, for Watch makers, or private petfons,
any new -contsnctsd and complicated Watch
es, and Time Picces.-They viii ALTO i'm
port, from faid Mandatory, at nine months
warning, all fuch Watches and Tine Pieces,
as thrir employers ihaIl order.
They ha0s aJ6 COgfantly on hand.
An elegant Ailortment of warranted,
and common Engliih, and Geneva Watches
and Time. Pieces, which they viii fell on rea-
fonabe tcrms.--In addition to the above,
they carry on the Godfmilh's and Silver
fmith's buinefs, in all its branches and ike
wife will make, or repair, any kind Of Jew
ellsry, in the neateR falhion.
Tb.y aJ6 haze for Sale,
Wholefale and Retail, all kinds OF
Jewellery, imported and of the la,ca fafhion
oficets' gold and Gver' EpauIetts plated Sc
brals CandleRicks plated and Britannia Tea
Pots; Dirks, f,nall Swords and Hangers
plated Bits, Stirrups and Spurs; Tea Trays;
Gators Andirons, Shovel and Tongs Cut
lery Ware Of al! kinds Night and Day Spy
Gafes Ladies and Gcntlcmen's Pocket
Books; Drefing Glanes; Sufpenders; T.uf-
(es Horfe- W hips Razors Hopkins fa-
NOUS Razor-S,rops bea Beaver Hats /; Per-
fumery Of all kinds, from London and Paris;
Hair Powder Starch /; Barey-Sugsr, and
Sugar Plurnbs; Spanilh Scgars bea Maka-
osu and Scotch Snuff; and great variety Of
other articles, too numerous to infert here.
Newport. FEB. 7, 1901. Ief
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
Loft or Stolen,

THE 9th infant, Small Pinebbee Wafek
l. chafed out Gde cafe, with a red fone
Seal, fet in filvcr. If either Watch or Seal
is offered for iale, it is requeaed to he itoped ;
and either of the Watch Makers in New
port, will pay a reward of EIGHT DOL
LARS, if recovered and not injured.
Newport, Od. z3, 1901. At
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
THE Managers of the

1.-THE Managers OF the Briaol
Il Church Lottery, inform the
Public, that the drawing of the Sc
cond clais, commenced on Wednef-
day: The following numbers were
drawn and are Prizes Of Five Dol
lars each.
No. 81, ais, 2o6, 344 $40,
AIS, S4l, COS, 1000, 1924, 1854,
1892, 1857, 1913, 1854, 1897,
ala7, a3a2, a349, a49a, 2SI5,
a6l3, 2824, a7sS, ao46.
In coniequence of having re-
ceived no returns, from many Of
thole who had tickets for fale, the
Managers have poitponed the draw
ing to the fecond Wednefday in No
vember, at which time they have no
doubt, but they thall be able to
complete the drawing.
Bryaoi, Od. I,ISoI.
&r II feaO Tickets in ,be above
Lottery, may JaiN be bad at o. Farac
a0Orfb's Printing! Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
A NEW SONG.
THE IRISH PATRIOT.


Il HE Sun ict, at night and the ftars fhnn
the day,
But glory remains when thefe lights fade
away:
Begin. ye tormentor,, your threat'nings arc
vain.
For true fon of Erin, fcorn to complain.
See halbert and thong my tormentors pre-
pare,
The loaded lafh wbizziug high quiver' in air !;
But the balber may parry. and the thong
fly in vain.
For true fon Of Erin, fcorn TO complain.
To the rue ions OF Erin fwore to be true,
fwore TO be hottie TO tyrants and you:
My life may lofe, but my oath Ill maintain,
And Erin's proud boat fhall be, ne'er TO
complain.
Oblood Of our brothers! o blood Of our Gres |!
Your voice echoes Vengeance your incenie
inPires
This current congenial rolls rapid with pain,
Boz, a true fon OF Erin fcorn TO complain.
Warm. warm is my bofom, and high beat,
my heart,
But the grave gives its fling up. and death
drops his dart,
Fceling's gone and my torture' eye with
difdain,
While, true fon of Erin, I've fcom'd to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
Francis Anderion
and Company,

and Company,
T7AKE this method to requeG
thofe that are indebted to them,
to call and make fpeedy lettlement,
as they are about diholving their con-
nection in partnerfhip. They are
alto ready TO make payment to thofe
to whom the firm is indebted.
Newport, Anggf ~, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

TT7HE fubfcribers, appointed by
Il the Hon. Town Council of
Newport, Commiilioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Gre
ditors to the eltate of CALEB Cory,
late of Newport, (Mariner) deceal-
ed, reprefented ENTHUSIASTICALLY
faid creditors to exhibit their claims
to either of us at our REFLECTIVE
dwellings within fix months from
the fifth init. being the period lim-
ited by law.
SAMUEL CARR,
ANTHONY DIXON.
a-s- The fubfcriber folicits all
perlons indebted to faid eltate, 20
make immediate payment.
ELIZABETH Cory,
Adminiltratrix.
Ne7vpo,t, on. IS, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
Tonas NoavAsna,

NTOST RESPECTFULLY informs the
M Public at large, and his
friends in particular, that he has
qualified himfelf for an Ant7ioneer,
and will be ready to ferve them at
any time or place.
july Is, 1901. ats
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07
WILLIAM WILLBOR,
Sign of the GOLDEN FISH, directly
0ppsGts Mr.. Jslfpb Briggs
ies-Street,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his
Az friends and the public in general, that
he carries on the Glazing bu6nefs in its vari-
Gus branches, where he offers for Sale, Win
dow Glafs Of different Gzcs, by the Box, or
frnaller quantity, wig by lS, IL by IS,
10 by "a, 10 by g. 10 by IL. 9 by Ill, s by
10, 7 by 9. 8 BY 6--likewifc, Sheet Glafs,
cut in any form or Gzc---Putty by the guam
tity or Jingle pound.
He has ay6, at Rstail-Brandy-
Rum-Gin-Brown, & white pow.
der'd Susar-Molafes --Flour---Ricc-Sou-
chong. Congo. and Bohea Teas--Chocolaic
--CoAcc--Negro- head. cur. and Pigtail
Tobacco--Segars---RaiGns-- Muaard-Pep.
per-Ginger r-Starch--Candlc Writing
Paper-Dutch Ouills-Bef New York Hard
Soap, &c. &c.
Newport. Sept. io, 1901. sitf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

minute, obferved, that altho' The
was fenfible this affair would colt
her her life, fhe rejoiced that ihe re-
NAMED unftained by that wretch.
She fainted-waS taken and laid on
a bed-fhe expired ! The wife of
Greenluf wandered about for few
weeks full of diltrefs and trouble,
when, after charging brother TO
be revenged for the infult offered,
lhe with a tomahawk, daihed out
the brains of her children, and with
a knife ftabbed herlelf to the heart.
Advics from a Father to bis Son.
l don't mind your taking a
few glanes of wine in company it
cheers g. enlivens, promotes mirth,
fpirit and converfation-Nay, if you
can bear it, Tom, | don't much
mind THIS bottle, or THAT bottle
but as you value yourfelf, and
as you value my friendihip-be10are
gftbe otber bottle.
In all my experience in life, the
mifchief has been done by" t'otber
battle. "-It makes us drunk, quar-
reliome, ffupid, itay out late, keep
bad hours, and bad company, and
bad every thing therefore fay "a
gain Tom, beware effbe other bottle.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16

"@y " AASut10A OuIlNg4luC0
war, have a right to pats unmole&kd on
the feas, As in time of peace, lit being
peace with them) and to enter the port
or Ports@of any of the belligerent powers,
uninterrupted, unvifted, and unfearched.
oy the party or parties with which that
nation is at war.
~. For the maintenance of the afore-
iaid rights, we the undersigned powers de-
clare, and for the performance thereof
bind ourfelves in honor to each other. shat
If any belligcrent power .hall feize, or
moleit, or fearch any hip or velel be-
longing to the citizens or fubjeets of any
OF the powers competing this afociation.
that all'and every Of the parties competing
this aaociation will ccafe to import and
will net permit to be imported in any
fhiP or veflel whatever, any goods, wares.
or merchandise, from the nation 70 Of,
Tending againR the law of nations hereby
efabliihed.
". That all the ports appertaining to
the powers competing this aaociation hall
be fhut againft the fac of the offending ma
ton.
V. That no rcmittances in money,
goods, or bills of exchange, fhall be made
by any of the citizens or fubjeas of any
power competing this afociation, to the:
citizens orT.ubjeets of the offending nation
tor tn term of one year, until PREPARATION
De made. The reparation to be
times the amount Of the damage received.
VI. When any fhip or venel belong
ing to the citizens or lubjeas Of any of
the powers competing this aGociation.
ihall be feized by any fhip or vefEel of any
oelligerent power, or be forcibly prevent
I'd entering the port of their deRination,.
or be feized, or moleited in coming there.
from, or forcibly prevented proceeding to
The place where fhe is next bound, to be
searched or viGted by any psrfon coming
from on board fuch hip, the executive
government of the nation to which the
vefel 70 feized or molefed belongs, ball
on afcertaining the fact, make proclamation
Of the fame, and fend a copy thereof to
the executive of each of the governments
competing this aaociation, who hall pub
lIh the fame through his dominions, and
proclaim that at the expiration Of days
after the date thereof the execution of the
penal articles againit the offending nation
hall commence.
VII. If reparation be not made within
the fpace Of one year, proclamation to be
renewed for one year more, and 70 on.
VIII. The afociation eRablifhes a flag
for itfelf to be carried by the hips and
vefels Of every nation competing the alo-
citation, in addition to its proper national
flag. The flag to be a broad pendant at
the head of the main-maf, competed Of
the fame colours as compofe the rain -bow,
and arranged in the fame order as they
appear in that phenomenon.
TX. And whereas it may happen that
fome one, or more, Of the nations competing
this aHociation may be at the time of
forming it, or in fome future time, m q
Aafo re .,,ar <ho h;ns apJ vaHHle of H,ch
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16


any two OF tnoreaha,ion., tia. deootg
may be appointed by all the neutral natl.
ons, whether members Of this a~fIociation
or not, to meet in congrefs in fome central
place, to take cognizance Q fany violations
; OF the rights Of neutral nati1ns by the bel-
ligerent powers.
+, !tmay be Judged proper for the order Of
Duiinefs that the ahociationo of nations may
have aPrefdent for a term of years, and TO
pats by rotation through all the parties COM
polling the aAociation. In that cafe, and
for the fake of regularity, the irft pref
dent to be the executive ofthe mott north,
~ nation competing the aGociation, and
ms deputy or miniter at the congrefs to
be prefdent of the congrefs; and the next
moi northly to be vice prefident who fhall
iucceed at the expiration of the term, and
10 on. The line determining the geogra-
phical ftuation to be the latitude. of the
capital of each nation.
From London Papers.
1t is ttatcd as certain, that on the nth
ult. (September) the Ru0ian minifer at
Berlin, Baron de Krudener, traninitted
to that court, in the name of the Elnpe-
ror Paul, a declaration couched in very
poiitive language. By this declaration
the king of Prufia is invited to favor and
fupport the defamation of two Rufian ar
mics, each of them $4,000 men Hrong.
Thefe two armies have for their object to
fct bounds to the ambition of the belliee-
rent powers, and to hrengthen focal Or
der In Europe. mi order to attain this
happy object, the direct mean of negocia-
ton in a formidable attitude are frlf to be
tried, and on the failure of them, vigor-
Gus meafures are to be employed againft
thoie who lhall dare to raile any obftacles.
The importation ofprovifons from Hol-
land during the laft week ending the 18th
October, notwithstanding the tated pro-
hibition Of the Batavian executive, COM
prifed 9o4 quarters of wheat, 1860 quar-
tiers of barley, $50 quarters Of oats, and
A. tons of butter. There were likewife
SO tons of butter received from France.
An account Of the Britih i1ands prior
to the. invaGon of C1far, has lately been
difcovered in the polefion Of the Brahmins
of Benares. In this valuable ~treaiure of
antiquity, Britain is called by a name
which fgniies The Holy Ifand. The
Thames, the IFS, and other rivers, are
called by names Gmilar to the prelent ones,
and S~tonehenge is defcribed as a grand
Hindoo Temple! The Afatic Society Of
Calcutta, are faid tobe preparing for pub
LEGATION a tranlation of this intereaing
manufcript.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
:Akxand1ia Advertiser.
FRIDAY, January IS.

FRIDAY, January IS.
c,p,. Hancock of the hip Polly, ar
lived here yeAerday from Liverpool, left
there brig Commerce, capt Emmons, t
ca the 2 If November for this port.
Sailed in company with hips Mars,
rant. Cowan, of and for Philadelphia;
-, capt. Bunker, do. brig Sally,
cant. Starbuck, do. hip Pomona, capt.
Merrill, Of Portlmouth for New York.
Dec. 18th, In lat. 36, long. SO, fpoke
0oop Bottom, of Bottom, William Sterry,
mater, bound to Port Jackfon, out IS
DAYS. had loft her boom and was other
wife conGderably damaged in a gale of
wind.
Iii fully demonstrated that the hip-
ping of the United States, is now fully
competent to transporting the whole pro-
duce Of the 6utbern, as we'll as nothern
aates ; and ifthecommercial fpirit which
has ecured to our country the means Of
prodting by this lucrative trade, is not
checked by the new administration, we
hall continue to be the carries of our own
production /; unlefs animporper preference
Mould be given to foreigners, which in
deed would be CONNER ial Jairidr.
(Befon- Gax.)
Iii e1G and Mcacions method Tebeekiug
the flames in ebimnes n FIRE.
Take the wood apart, rake the Goals in
the middle Of the hearth, and then throw
ahandful of coarle brimRone on the Goals,
this will ~eAeetually extinguih the FIRE in
the chimney. 1t mutt not however be
accompanied with water, as the BrimRone
in that cafe, will have no effect. AS this
is the leafon when, by the continual uie OF
fuel, our chimnies are liable to be. fire.
quently foul, and to get on fire, it is re-
commended that every houfeholder fhould
have, at leaft a pound of brimRone at all
times, on hand.-The perfop who offers
TINS hint to the public, has experienced its
efficacy.
writing paper has riien SO per cent. in
England, on account Of a f%carcity of rags.
The harveR has been very fcarce
throughout the fates of the Church ; and
se government Of Rome has permitted the
Tree importation Of corn.
It will be recolleeted, that about two
years ilnce. M. Reich, a phyfcian cele-
o,a.ed tor his profound erudition,
"a IN Germany, that he had difcovered a
.smedy againf fevers of every kind with
:u~texception, provided there was not es;ou
~ me organs, fuch as the lung, &c.-He
.Ao hinted that if a reward equivalent to
C. .ae Importance Of the difcoyery was of.
Iioo MN, he would difclofe the fecret.
o ~ e~oniequence, the king of Prunia, anxi-
oas 70 terve the caufe Of HUMANITY ;nv;.