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MUSICAL ANECDOTE,

[NaiaraElt prctsz4 qainALs and 5irdt, a, qOeR es
" Ipttsd oaks" az Csggrevs igfarm5 rs, are es-
qaJifs.y Esfbt 10 zee e6armt Of E7zfc The
fode19fgg .Gory may |srVe as an igRnnee
AN othcer in France having (poken tome u hat
TOO freely Of the miniRer LouvOi, was, As once
was be cultom--immediatel conGgued 10 the
Battle. He requefed the Government 10 Der.
NIT nj the uf- of his lutte, to foften by the
ha MONIES Of his inlirument the rigors of his
Prlion. AT the end # few days, this modern
OrPheus playing on his Lutte, was greatly alton
Ithed 70 fee trifking out Of their holes great
numbers Of mice; and, defending from their
woven habiiaJions, crowds of ipiders, who
formed circle about him, while he continued
his foul fubduing inlrument. His fu prize was
at hrt 10 great, that he was petrjfed with az
continent, when having ceafed t. play, the ar.
iembly, who did not come 70 fee his perfon,
but 70 hear his inRrumeut. Immediately broke
up. As lie had a great di1ike TO fpiders, it was
two days before he ventured again 70 touch his
initrument-At length having conquered, for
the novelty Of his company, his di1ke Of them,
ne re commenced his concert when the aGem-
oily was by far more numerous than az Ara !;
and in the eourfe of fome time, be found him
ielf furrounded by hundred MUSICAL ANA
TEUEs. Having thus fueceeded in attracting
this company, he treacherou1y c9utrived to pet
rid of them at his will. For this purpofe he
begged the keeper 10 give him a cat, which he
put cage, and let loofe at the very infant
when the Ii tie hairy people were mot entran-
ced By che OrPhean ikill he daplayed.
-.-.) %>@s-.%p %e@S&9,,-
The tolsovigg Is tbe dstriptian efa bird called ID.
Paroket, qUbicb EVs5 ab0pt Green Rivrr, in Ken.
tncky==gipea b youag geatismaa Of eredibify
from that STATE,
THIS bird is about the ize Of Pigeon, Of
green colour except the head, which ncnes
TO yellow; they go in focks or companies
bout the plantations are remarkable for their
dociIity when once taken and eareaed few
hours, will have no inclination to leave their
captor, but will rem ain about his houfe, enjoy
ing his bounty with unparalleled Indifference
and fecurity. When thus reclaimed, they lerve
as dscoy by being perched on pole or lcaf
fold. While flock are flying by, they will
readily alight as conveniently as Pohible, and
are 70 attached to each other, that any Of The
arangers that alight within reach may be Ia
ken by the owner Of the decoy, without diff
Guilty, which 10 2 or hours become ss gentle
as the other they are podeded of an uncom.
mon degree Of Reliability and friendihip towards
each other. When travelling about the hou(c,
one OF then dilcovers grain OF corn or other
food, il immediately RATES. the alarm, and by a
chattsTing peculiar to themlvlves. invites its tsl
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HAMBVRo ITfTma1JI MARCH 81.
A Danilh army und the Prince Of H.fe.
has taken poaelIion # his city. No reliR4 &c
was although feveral plans Of defence
were proPofei an1 urged. Lube, k and Bre-
men arc alto laid to be in podefion oftheDanes.
The Prince declined Ihe offer Of A viit from Tie
Englih MiniRer.
AraIL 8.
Our Senate has agreed to the fequehraton
of BIitilh property.
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Latsf Foreign Meas.
BY an srriv4Iat cIOuesRer from LOndoh-DAte, to
April A.
fLsrssvR, (DeamarkJ MARCH So
Pa0age If the Sonnd tered.

P4qage ef The Sound forced.
YESTERDAY morning the fqaadron of
Melton approached. The hrf bali was fired
from the torIrels IF Crooenberg -and was an.
iwerei by dilch4rge from * Briih hips OF
tn re. a dreadful cannonade eniued. The
feat kept near the Swedah lhore. While the
feet was paGing four Brtih gun boars kept
con0dnt fire on The forts and town---a few men
on the batteries were killed by lhell. The
balls from the Chip, did not reach the foftreis.
few houfes in the town are damages. The
King OF Sweden was fpeaator Of The paG1ge.
The Swedes are fad TO have cap ured two
tranfports. Its fuppefed the Birth will take
PoHefion Of the Swt tiih I1Jnd il the Sound
to fecure .uPgly OF water Seven Briih gun
boats were employed to bombarI Elineur and
Cronenberg. They threw near 600 ihels.an
were anlwered with red hot balls, and muR
have (uF-red comfortably. Che B tin feet
cenhas Of 40 fail Of the hoe, 10 rigstss, gun
boats,II brigs, and fma.lsr veasss 10 al 81 fAil.
-Az
coPEsEAGEN, MARCH 20.
The Britiih Heer Is now at anchor before
Copenhagen.
The Danrh Commander at Crorenberg had
poiitve orders for e1erting himfelf to prevent
The Britifh from pa1iag the Sound. The Brit
ith Admiral declared previous to making the
attempt that he ihould eonlider the 6rll lhoi
fred at his fees as declaration Of war. In
two hours, however, The Engllh eEeded the
Pahage. Some Of tue BriEih hips were lssls
damaged.
MARCH 81.
An embargo on all Brtih fhips and Goodt
was ordered on The 29th, for the irR time.
The Brtih lAiPs in p4Eng the Sound were
not fired upon from the Swedifh lhcre. Cir
eumRancts were unfavorable. The Britifh will
be i4luted with red hot balls If they attack this
city. The enemy's feet lies before this port in
the form Of eIslert. Our eonntrymen are
in good fpirits.
On the arrival Of the EngGh Beet,the Crown
Prince ifJea the following general orders 70
encourage the people;
Parole, Con Counterlgn, THE Jusr cAUsr.
Denmak's honor is now at cake We
are all folders and Danes. his entities me
70 expect every thing from my brave fellow
folders. (Sig ed)
FREDERICK, Crown Prince"
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LONDON, APRIL a,

LONSON8 ANIL
We Gated fome days ago, that in the anfwef
which the Chief Conlul had returned to our
overtures, he expected no di6nclnation to en-
tering upon negotiation. But we added, thar
the Chief Confll, vas fsid to have accompsn.
led the eEpr, Zion of,his pacific f.ntments with
the declaration, that he was under the neceGEy
OF committing his Allies, before h: could return
a de6nitvs ahfWsr Frslh dilPatches, faid 10
be Of favorable nature, have been rece ved
from Paris, and Cabinet Council was held
yeRerdsy at Lord Hawkeibury's Office. Lord
Whtworth is to be the negotator ON the part
OF Great Britain.--A MOI c able man, perhaps
could nor have been ehof-n 1t has been ru-
incurred that pafport for bis Lordlhip was
actually brought by NJ. Mallet, the Medenger
who arrived lat from Paris but we doubt the
truth of the rumuur.
AtRlL 8.
It has been f.id. th1tt the French Governmet
with fome place in Great. Britain 70 be Gxed
upon as be feat of he negotiations. The Bri-
t,ih Government, however, with them 70 take
place in France. ARRtL 7.
It is now af-red with great confidence, that
Lord Whitwsrth viii certainly proceed 70
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laws Of the United States.
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9R tie 9gaa.

Hkfter jTo1a TIE pr5fdfnt eCtBs United S,,,. !.
Captain Sterrsf, Commander b be f5,ms, .' " 7
fcPyize, n
SIR,
" The Secretary Of the Navy. the r.gol.
organ for tie Frelent communicates e. ~.
abient from the feat of Government, for t..tl
that may detain him f5ne time, I N n,nr
The Plealure, without further delae, NJ coo.
70 you, on behalf Of your Courtry. b.r-a
fatisf~tfion inf ires BY Jour condua II Ib.iSs.
engagement with The Tripolitan ctpir-r IL
tured by YOU Too long for The honor NJ NJ
tons, have hoe bai barians been f1F.r.a !,
JramPle n the facre5 tsih of teati-. Z, j.,
right, and Jaws If human nature. Yo,bas
ihe@n % you couf-ry men, thai. tbar -,sng
cannot meet bravery and * II unusd-in ,se
lng to 'hlm dat our p4h c0n1ef enaoas u...
from 1--we " peace, GOT from 4 II ad IF ,ber,
You baye delcrvej well w your coonrv snJ
have men'ed he b.lh elsem Ana tonf srst;,o
ot wh'oh have iow th P,r~lute Of sag.nz
you ia: TEFFERs0N
Capt. SItxREr.
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zeal and commercial agents, snd pritD Of war aH
be fet liberty Immediately asr The ratification OF
thefe PreIlhinares.
W The Treaties which criRed before the prcfent
war ihali be rentwed In conitauence Of this renewal
the French ial erjoy in Tue whole OF the fate
OF his Highneis the rights Of commerce and navigation
which i formerly enjoyed and which may hereafter be
enjoyed by the moi favored nations.
Dane AZ Pe,9, or 9, ets Or 5e IN ef t5e nsrtb
Geue6-aia5ir, II. 6 gffbs H,giSa
fSgHcdJ CHI. MAU TALLY RAND,
E55EYD ALlFENDG.
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10 Its farpriing tthcacY-'ts ope a'ion is Il
gentle thar il is gwen to PsIieots in tate 81
pregnancy, with he utnca f4fe'y, ard pef-
soims a cure vi bcut diltdrtirg he fy0enl, o.
producing any Of thgle diIagrerable efFeSs IN
separable from the common remedies.
Wiih he n'eticine IS given deicIiption u
TIE symptoms which Obtain in every Rage Of the
disaie, with cop.ous dir. dions for their treat
.nent, 70 as to accomplish Perfctt cure in Il {
fhortte tisne, and with the leaa inconvenience
poihble.
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thcnght il t1r,ditre ib,ae.
reading Of Them in ny f-nity, j. i /.
my way, viii which Iuas i ~ n Jfsf
l. is ehttled FEMALE oUIxri. us. in...a
i truly an An erican MI ~ ism. 49,
foPP' f he icene, the aao,s. vii % " lof \
exceptions, the c foms IA ns1. ~ one W "
being all Ame'icsn. The chs,sa celrt.4
whi,h think orig nal, are ar.- + IONS 4
and well iuPpotted-th he iec,a.iy Ensrkss
Qaiozte-tb DC erPtiOn. hume ron ''s 'ruy
alon lively and animated. spJ ou'y thsasi
every where fagcu ablrio Re b M RaAa.
fccieGy. Whit pc uliarly ple.lg FisFsls Il
| was not obliged, Il The ED e ~ Fa' Taas
inquire what could be tie autbo,, Y. 0oaE, i
whiting and publilbing THE de Vew n
felted and truly laadible. Iti,., 1 mani.
The reaciog # nQv,ls and romancs, courage
'ng seizure, a caricature [ con ~ ,sSabis-
conduit, tor long term Of years II !, p ths
young lady, whcf- head b d beeo !, a'alabIs
filed with he evtravgant IDEAS of III .'a5 afslY
love, with whichtLey generally 4 on, ga'1'e Il. n
4 will folly effect Jhis purpofe can \. iass
expected but as il will, better Than .-'a BE-
have fen, eTPole the dsfp1cable ram 'aRs
which our circulating Libr ries AZ ~ wsa
hlIed, to he contemPt it delerves. Ar. s'ay
,ei me '0gesIous author viii not altooetb..I ~
hI' labour. Sincerely wifbng lucceg, y -. u
work, | am yours, &C. II '
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BALTIMORE, DEc. III
The following is The acknowledgements
Il SrFRRsr, Of the letter he lately received
from he PreGdeut.
" sIR, Bg4i5g1ys Dr. Y lgot.
81 DO my ielf The honor to kuoahdss
the receipt f your Ezeel.ency's letter Of the4t
int.
. Il hai been nv greqtrR ambi lon to al.
charg+ my duty 4, IN office, of -hs Ame lean
navy, At all in vhh Prompnef and GI,Iity,
and to have 'ecelve1 ny untry's and y,ar
E6ccleucy's apprabliion Of rs iate conqaee
over fAithIeE and barb 'cn easuy, atcbicsd
by the valour and gooj ~ iua III The Office
and crew had lhz lcnor 10 coamand, sars.
ward which ( climate beyond my merits
bui Of which I III u ever cberlh gruefolre,
col e6tiUn. particularly for ne cry harterng
manner III which your excl -ncy has beeD peal
ed 20 convey il u Lav- he bea0r ID 5s 9atb pro-
toand r53sa jour rzeflA1J's o5iged tumble Jsrq1aii
F." ANDREW oTERRET
" Lieut. aai Csasr.,alr ertis Dr. S f5. EaaFaasf
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EPITAPH,
ON THE EARL Of LoNsDALE,
UPON this Stone,
Diverted Of all his wealth and title,
Lies the body of
JAMES LOUTHER,
Formerly, but err5ns9ajzy, called
The right honorable
The EARL OF LoSsDALE
The Mule,
In pity and jufice to humanity,
Draws the veil Of fience over his deeds
As ihe bluihes 10 think,
That human form
Should contain an heart more iavage,
Than the herceR brute
That roams the de(Arts of Nnmidil:
Or, that any Of the race Of Adam
Should be guilty Of luch acts
Of cruelty and injudice,
AS would make the Devil himfef
Hold up his hands, and wonder who could do
them.
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Mr.. RUSSELL,

Mr.. RUSSELL,
am an American, and love my country as
becomes one. am the efore peculiarly graft
fed when I fad an American production IL any
department. of Literature, that does honor TO
it. have long been convinced, BY my own
obierVation, that few book. are more pernicious
TO their efe9, on young and inexperienced
minds than NovELs but as ! have never
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sToN, DEC. ~
SONS 0Fthe PILGRIMS.

WIZ " TT I-OFAII10'
This day tie d-lceu dauts eff thoe adYenta.
rous individuals who aved the dsngsF Of
unk own feas and flores, and ccmmepcei Ihe
iettlemeRr of New England at Phmou,h, VII
celebrate the anniveriA Of that epoch A Co''
cert Hall in this town, and az Plymouth Il
the latter place al addrefs viii b, delivered 6I
the Rev. Mr. Allyn, of DuAborough
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SIR -TANES LUTHER.

(L7te LORD LorfJae,) was perhaps one Of the
moR extraordinary charaders of The age his
ruling PATTON was love Of hug ttion. He
f'uIht controverles With all his neiehbors
If aIy farmer adjoining his country feat was
CyPeasd OF killing game, or comPl4inei Of the
iutru6ons either Of Sir James, or ms friends, a
law iut enlucd which ufuAlly ended 10 the tar
me,'s run. He made il conAant practice to
realm every councillor who rode he circuit il
Which be reGied. This Obliged hi, adyerfary
to BRING council from another circuit, at the
enormous ezPerfe Of 800 guineas cauf-.
From an income Of abou 8o,oool. aerling per
anoum, he appropriated ro,Oool for law flis.
Theft facts he writer Of this paragraph had
from James A. Park, Elq. one of his council
The following epitaph, will not therefore be
coaidered BY the candid reader as at all exag-
gerlted.
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SINGULAR BPTDGF.

The following account Of very Gnguar
bridge At oirinagur, in The Eat lndies,is rela1ed
by Gentleman who o1cdit few month. ago.
lhIs bridge, or contrivaoce, is called Ioolah /:
two lcai4olcs ate ereasd, in the form Of gil
low. one on eAon ii4e Of the are4m over thcie
are tre,ched very rh k ropes, q form Oh each
hand iupport for the elt Of the bridge t. th,C.,
BY meau Of pendant ropes, ladder i haea hor-
lzon,al y, ald over this Offering frame the trav
ellie Pets. The maru rC,,es are 70 ilack, that
the mi4dls q The bridge IS within foot Of tie
water. us breadth viii barely aom Of TWO
Perions abreaH. Che current runs beneath ~Jh
great r,dity, ard it wru old ne inevitable def
tuction wen ~ the mott expect fwimm = to fall
Il, p the bridge into The River ,tor The bread, D
W this rapid H'eam i bout s. yards, and rs
depth from 10 10 10 feet.
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: A new difcovery his been lately made. which
i i lhould prove uletu, VIII x &c ent,tlei, AT
All events to he pratt Of huninity. Il is re
'ceiPt tor the de0ru1iou 81 the held mice: BY
Cat, hing do n of them aAd 90 fling thlm in
a cage without food, they viii he r1duced othe
oeceiIity o. eating one another. The furyivor
ct them being tet at liberty, VII fly 70 he holes
Of lis former companions, and hAving bscom Y
ean0ib4l, viii fall upon and deltroy the whole
brood
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HaaFhon't Worm bejfr0yng Lszergcg

aIaH94HOb WW" D9TcyHg L61eHSf5,
Whish have within lhree years paR ca ed up
wards Of OK baad,rd and levefy tbogiand perloHs
Of both foxes, of every age, and in every iitua.
ton, of various dangerous complaints afiing
from Worms, and from obaru6lions or ioulnels
IN The fomach and bowels.
Dsfribtioa Of WormJ, and tLe JGmPfoms Ly quJicb
they are knoevn
WORMS which infeR the human body, are
chiefly Of four kinds, viz. the Teres or large
round worm, The Aicarides, or FINAL nav
worm, the Cucurbitna, or lhort, fiat, white
worm ard latly, The TGnia or tape worm, 60
called from IFS refenblaRce 70 tape-thIs i OF
ten many yards long, and is full Of o.nts--it
is mott hurtfuI and moa difficult 10 cure.
Among he symptoms attending worms, are
dilagreeabl breath, Especially in lhe NOR ming :
bad and corrupted gums-tchng in he nCie
and about The feat convuGons al ePeptic
fits, and iometmes privatioa or ipeech.-Start
ing, and grinding Of theteeth in fltep-irregu
lar appetite, ion etimes loathirg food, ard
fometimeS voraciDus-P Forging .ilimy and
fGud ltoois-V' mIine-Large and hard belly
Pains and Goknefs al the Aompch--P Pains in
the head and thighs, with lowneis Of spirits
Slow fever, with an irregular Pullt--A dry
cough ExcelIiVe thirti-Souermes pale and
unhealthy ooUntenance, and iCmetmcs the face
boaed and fuihed.
Perlons af1ided with any Of he above fymp
tens. hould have recourle TO HamiioR's Wo,m
de6rcyifg Losmge,, which have besn confandy
attended with lucc,E in al complaints Gmlar
20 thofe above deltIibed.
A toie If his mcdi>ine given occaGonal'y
daring be warm leafon, will cfettually prevent
the ''voui,ing and purging Of children" a
dreadful diio der Which annually dettrovS thou-
finds Of pe:Ens in our c.ties. 1t is likeviie the
mildea ard mott csria n remedy known, AM
has rsfoIed 70 health and Rreneth great
number when 10 an advanced tage Of bis fatal
complaint particular and plain inarua'ons are
gwen FOR every pASt OF the necedary treatment
IN och cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with
esgerneis; having PleaGng appearance, ana
al az eeaa!e taae,
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Oa3gtte.
Foreigu grteiiigsute.

[orrrc,ALl LONDON Der, ar, 1901.
THIS day dispatches were received from
Cen. E1utchinion, in Egypt, GATED
II. Q before alexandria, Sept. s. 1907
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cno0lt Paragraphs.

A letter rom Gibraltar, dated the Cd Of Sep
TENDER iays, " 1t appears by the indulgence re
ceived from the SPanilh 6ihing boats, that no.
leis than twelve hundred fouls perrlhed in each
Of the SPandh three dcckers blown Up on the
night OF the Iztb Of July. Volunteer bdhops
Prets eccletiaHies, regular and lecuar, cavaliers
and females, had embarked as o. a party o plea
fuie, in order to conduct 10 C4diz the Englh
hereto Iwo decker, which st. Anthony doubt
leis had been ultI umental in delivering u.to The
hands Of the True Believers. Every lpecies Of
ProViiions is remarkably dear a @ Sraltar, a d
tie exchange IS percent againlt Eng laRd'
The Iland Of Ceylon, 1t is couteded BY the
inhabitants, was the primitive Eden.-They
thew, on the top Of aeep rock in the centre of
the lhand, the Perfea impr Gion Of man : foot.
which they ahert e. b. Ihat Of Adam; and a
neighbourng pool, they fay was fl lbhlIet BY the
teas OF Eve for the .ols OF Abel Taking thele
ching forgranted the Dutch, in lieu Of al other
comp amt have OILY to publilh newedition Of
Parable Lott"
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Treaty betq0sen France and Turkey

ITeaty bet20SeH France and 1nrkey.
PARIS, OCT. I8.
YeRerjay d;fcbsrge of 90 pieces Of cannon
announced the Ggnatu,e Of the Pre'imiparies Of
Of Peace between the French Republic and the
OF ONION Porte.
PRELIMINARY ARTICLES
Art. There fhall be peace and frend(lip between
the French Republic and the Ottoman PORE in
fequenoe of which hoaites Gasll ceale from the
change OF thefe articles. Immediately after fad ex-
change, the entire Province of Egypt lha be evAcua-
ted by the enoh aray, and rciored 70 the Sublime
Ottoman Porte, the territories aud po0efions Of which
ha be maintained in their integrity, before the
i IS underlOod that, after the eVscuaton the con-
ceon' which may be made in Egypt to otherr powers,
the part Of the Porte, haIi be common to the
French
II, The French Republic Acknowledges the Conli-
tufion Of the Republic Of the Seven Hands and Ex
Venetian Territories, htuated spon the Continent. Il
guarantees the maintenance Of that Contribution. The
Sublime Porte acknowledges and accepts for that Pur
pofe the guaranty Of the French Republics well
that Of RuiTd.
III. ID. nitive arrangements fhall be made between
the French Republic aud the Porte, relative to the
goods and effects Of their REFLECTIVE citizens and fub-
ieas confscated or feq'd during the The PoGt-
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From Mr. Btaj;amia EIHians, No 90, Balinore
S!eet, fey0 der, 15ovs South Gay Street

From Mr. Btn;amin EiHiam5, 10 90, Baltimore
S!eet, tcyo aoery 15ove South Gay-Si7sst
GlArLEEtE-I have fon Is years Of age,
WHO FOR " years Faf has been generally 10
a very u, healthy fate, particularly in fumuer
--Freqnenly REaed with alarming convui-
ZION H., the whole Of his little frame waA-d taar
his breath fr H. an alrnoa conAant il,bing as
the mole was excited with other alarming (ymp-
toms. During the courfe Of the above leriod,
the advi, { and attendance Of three of the mott
eminent physicians in Baltimore was fuccetively
procured. Each Of thele gentlemen in their
turn declared worms to be he caule 81 his elf
order, and exhauHed their fklll ii attempts 10
e1pel them pink root, R-el filings, win vati
ely Of other medicines were adminiaeIed with
out the Iealt fucceis. Il was once pronounced
inpoaibe for the child to live many hours.
had frequently heard of your worm de
f1roying lozenges, but like many others did not
think highly of 70 cheap medicine, until a
gent enen of my acquaintance Mr.. William
S. Moore) in Whole family they had been ufed
with good effr6s, advded me to make trial
Of hem. / accordingly gave my fon dole
agreeable TO dir 6ions, which ioon expelled
eight large worms, fome Of them about twelve
inches in leo 9Th fecond dofe brought away
four more OF Gnilar lize--a third do{e being
sdmnilleJed no worms appeared. The child
recovered, and now enjoys good tate Of
health.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
BENJAEIN WILLIAMS.
Efrfrr. Riehard Lee, and Go.

An infant tagged 5 veek>) Of Mr.. Henry
Ewbanks's Taylor, Charles freet Baltimore.
Vas dangerouly affected with convulion fits,
70 that his life was defpaired OF, but was per
ft61ly cured BY one dote Of HaHitons Worm
Lounges, which expelled feveral worms, the
undoubted caufe of the ehiid's diforder.
A fiRer Of the above gentlemen, aged p
years, living at NewcaGle Delaware, after ex
bibiting for upwards Of IS months every fymP
tom OF an increahngly dangerous coninmPtion,
experieneed rapid recovery by the ule of this
Medicine.
Mrs. Eater Bends, Wall.Rreet Newyork, had
for Ave years been iubjed 10 periodical fits,
which at l4R appeared Of the mott alarming
and dangerous nature, 70 rruch 70, as to leave
10 doub in the minds Of her friends that they
would eventually prove fatal--This lady was
cured Eight Months ago by Hanilton's Worm
Lounges, and has not had the leaf return Of
her malay fnee.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-28
CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, February IS.
A bill further to alter and to efablilh
certain pof roads was read the third time
and pai1ed.
A bill supplementary to an ae to d.
vide the territory of the United States
northwef Of the Ohio, into Two feparate
departments, was read third time and
paHed.
MIR. Dennis, from the committee to
whom was referred on the 10th inf. the
petition of fundry inhabitants in the North
Weffcrn Territory, made report, which
was read and coniidered
Whercupon reiolyed that the prayer Of
the faid petition cannot be granted.
Ordered that the committee appointed
yefferday to enquire into the propriety of
amending the aet entitled " An act to "a
mend the act entitled an act for providing
for the fale of the lands of the United States
in the territory N. w. of the Ohio, and
ALTO the mouth of Kentucky river" 70 far
as relates to the compensation of the re-
ceivers ofpublic monies, be alto inftrueted
to enquire into the propriety of amending
the fame law 70 far as relates to the rule
according to which difcounts hall be CAL
culated in cafe of prompt payment, and
that they report by bill or otherwife.