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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

CUMBERLAND, ITO TIE HONORABLE THE
JUSTICES or The SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
NOW HoLDFN Ar PORTLAND WITHIN ANn@Fok
TIRE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, ON THE THIRD
TUESDAY or SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1901.
de il remembered, thar BETSY HALE, r Port.
- land, sforelaid, comes INTO Court conipIa rs and
gives the laid Court to underland, that on the soh
day Of November, in the year of Lord I7o1 he
was lawfully joined r amarriage with BRoADLrEEr
HALE, OF ilid Portlsnd, Soap-boler that ne has
oonanty conducted herelf lnce cher imarriaee liko
faithful agnd afe6tonas we;but that the laid BROAD
reet, regardless Of his marriage Wv and Of the iuy
Of : faithful hulband on the irl day Oh February iah
at fad Portland, committed the crime Of Adultery
with one SALLY SHAW, the wis Of SAMUEL SHAW Of
laid. Portland. Marine and bath who N abandoned
your Llbesnt and his family and hath goue o places
unknown with faid Sally, aud llill lives in Adultery
with the lad Sally Shaw.-Your Libeant therefore
prays thar the bonds Ol matriniony between III the
laid Betley and The iaid BroadArcet Hale, may Be
deereed to be didoved and that fhe may be allowed
her redfonable Aiimony Dover according to the
ftaEute IN lucA cafes made and provided.
DANIEL DAVIS, .4ftsrney 10 Libtlsat
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

ar A COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CoUR.
FY OF CUMBERLAND, HOLDEN AT PORTLAND,
WITHIN AND FOR SAID COUNTY, ON THE THIRD
TUESDAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. T2oa.
ON tho petition of JOSEPH HICKS, and JAS
~ PER MARTIN, Of NORTH 1arm0Htb, and
THOMAS PAIN, Of Freeport, in iaid Gently, thew
ing, That they are iuterefed with the Heirs OF
JEREMIAH POWELL and others to them unknown,
IN parcel or tra6t Of land containing two huntrea
and eighty acres, being lot number eleven, htuaied
10 the Gore in faid North Yarmouth, and lying 10
common and undivided ia the following proportion,
dividing the fame into nine iharCs :-Joleph Hicks
one ihare and half JafPer Martin one tharc,
and Thomas Paine Que half of ihare that they
are delirous of holding and enjoying their refpec-
tive parts and (hares in feveralty, and therefore
praying this Court that they would order partition
thereof TO be made, and their ieveral parts and
flares fet off and divided from the ret, agreeably
TO a law Of this Commonwealth in luch Gales
made and provided.
CRDERFD-That the Petitioners caufe the few
eral perfons nereted in fad eltate aud living with
10 the fate, or the Attorneis Of fucn are abfent
and have atternies relding within the State, 20 Dc
duly notified of fad petition, by ferving them per-
fonably with cepy thereof, or leaving copy at
their dwelling hnufe or lat place Of abode, or by
inferting the iubfauce of the fame three weeks
fucceffively in one or more of The public News
Papers, that they may have opportunity % make
their exception 10 this Court % the third Tnet-
day of June next, 10 their granting the fame.
Attef, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
Wanted.

a S an Apprentice to ths.APOTHECARY BuGnels
"A an active lad about Fourteen years old
Inquire OF the Printer. 6Iarcb ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

BE lubicriber hereby gives notice to all concerned
IL shat having been duly appointed adminilralor
on the eltate Of JOHN YEAZlR. jun. late of P,rf.
an4 10 the county Of Cumberland mariner, deceafed.
has taken upon him that rruR and given bond ~ w
Ia" directs He therefore requeits al perfons who
age indebted to iad deceafed's eltate, TO make mme
date payment and fhofe who have any demands
thereon 20 exhibit the fame To the Commdioners III.
pointed to examine them JAMES GARDNER.
PsrlSa, Nare5 4, 1864.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
TorAL, 344S,I47 I8


AAIIINLO IOI DHIOb
Tor fale, GorGa0, one humid cd and thirty acres
a. Of excellent Land, about one mile from the Corner
70 called the road leading Standi1h.--Alf,, Sew
enty in the upper part Of fad town being The
mlnneri.d lands.--For terms, apply 20
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW or
WILLIAM MLELLAN.
C1orba0. NTayeb 20. I8ol
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

THE iubic.io-r hereby gives notice % all con-
cerned, tina. fhe has been duly appointed Ad-
miniRratrix on the efat- of JOSIAH RIGGS, late
Of Portland, fhipwrisht, deceated. taken uPGn
herfelf that fruit. and given bond As the law u
recs She therefore requeis all Perioas indebted
to faid eRate to make immediate payment ana
thofe who have any demands thereon q eAe,OI
the fame to HULDAh NlOOo'
Pnrtklnd. MQrcb X, IHez.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
Wanted.

TWO or three Journsymeu, and one or two
l. Apprentices to the SHOEMAKING BUST.
NESS.-Appiy to JoHN g. SETH PHlLLIPs, oppo
fite Jones' Row, Fore ftreet. Portland, drill
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

NOTICE i hereby given, thai further time
~ or fix months II allowed BY the hon. Jona-
than Bowman, Judge Of the Probate FOR W'lls, TOT
he couotv of LiucoIn--for the claimants sgaInU
the eitste of SIMON M'LELLAN, late OF 7bon'
alton, Mariner, daceafed, rendered nio'geut' ~
bring IN their cIgms 70 Us the lubicrioers, GUY
appointed and authorized to receive and eTamln-
The fame who will attend faid bullneis az the
dwelling houfe Of SAMUEL BRawH, 10 Ihomahoa'
on the Taft Tueiday Of this and the ave foho"ns
months, at two Of the clock in the atternoony
VIII ch time and place we fhail give our auendanes
JOSIAH REED, Commit
SAMUEL BROWN, foHeTi.
Tboma7O1, Feb. 10, 1904. (mar' ~ .
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

THE snbferibers hereby give notice to al conce,n.
i ed, that having been duly appointed Adm;nillr,
tors on Jhe Eltate Of THOMAS ARNOLD. late N
Portland, in the county Of Cumberland Mariner NJ
ceaied, they have taken upon heelves ths truG s,d
given bond as the Jaw directs They therefore -
queft all perfons who indebted to fad deceareJ.
etate to make immediate paymenr and thore wbc
have any demands thereon, exhibit the FAM 70 I
Commitioners appointed to receive them.
LEMUEL WEEKS.
March AZ, 1901. RACHEL ARNOLD.
'dE iublcrihers having been duly aonoi0,e5 -
miioners by the Hon William GoTham ;sdaa "
Probate for the county Of Cumberland " rlceiv. ~
examine the claims the eEate Of THOMAS an
Maid, late Of Portland mariner deceale6 rrnrec,,s1
inioven, hereby give notice 70 the creditorr u r4
deceaied, 20 bring in their claims to u the aid eom.
milloners, Who will attend faid buanefs " M or.
OF Eoenezer Mayo, Eiq Filth Street, Port4nd the era
Mondays OF May June and July next, from 4 to & u
clock r. AZ. ID MEL TUCKER
EBENEZER MAYO.
WILLIAM CRABTRFE.
Portland, AbrH st5, 1901.
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Wanted,

a MASTER for one Of the public Schools in Port
land The perlon mua at leaf be qualified to
teach writing, reading, arithmetic and EDgIiih gram
mar and mutt have the legal recommendations APP
plicatiens may be made in writing to
WILLIAM SYMMES, Chairman
Portland, A5yH S, 8o2. ofBs School Co17sfes
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

AT TIE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, or The
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,, BEGUN
AND HOLDEN AT PORTLAND, WITHIN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, on THE THIRD
TUESDAY or sEPTEMBER, A. D 1891.
ON tho Libel Of Betty Hale, whereof the foregoing
IS copy, the Court order-that the Libclant give
notice thereof by publifnng the fame three weeks
ueceively in the Negv Eaglr8 PALLADIUM" and Psfi47I
Gazette, The Ian publication De three weeks before
The next Supreme Court which is 10 be holden At
Portland, within and for the county aforefaid, the
'hird Tuelday Of May next.
Attea, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

AATE tha iubferibers, appointed BY the Hon VIII
w liam Gorham, Elq Judge of Probate for tbr
county Of Cumberland, Commlfioners to receive and
examine the claims on the efate OF JOHN VEAZIE,
JUN. late Of Portland, in faid county, mariner, de-
ctafed, repr=lented iniovent, and fix months being
allowed for that purpolehereby give notice, that We
.haH meet at the d"eling-houfe Of JOHN vBAzIE in
P'rtAnd On the iecond 1ueiday Of April and the five
oIowng months, from five untl eight o'clock, y. M.
where all perions who have claims arc dcired 60 e.
hlbit them. JOHN THRA3aER, ,
DANIEL COBB, ! Co7JgiEsrgrr
RUFUS WASHBURN1
Portland, Aare5 "a, 1902
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

The Secretary Of the Treafury has lately pre-,
tented to the HOuie of Representatives of the
United States, the following climate OF the
fums, which, 10 his opinicn, will be necehlry for
The nnhlic fervire Of The uear l 3d. viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

LINCOLN, far A CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs
HOLDEN AT WARREN, N AND FOR THE coUN-
IY or LINCOLN, on THE SECOND MONDAY OF
JANUAEY, BEING The ELEVENTH DAY or
SAID MONTH, a. d. 1909.
ON The petition Of JoHN YOU'VE, Of Pownalborough
for PARTITION, &c as above Ordered that the Peti-
toner nouy AL perions concerned IN laid tract Of land
TO appear the term Of this Court by publilh-
ing an atteted copy of the Petition aforelsd, and this
order thereon in the Portland Gazette printed by
e. "a. Icnks three weeks uccelivey, the lah Publica
ron 70 be three weeks before the next term of this
Court, flew case, If any they have, why the prayer
Of the petition flould not be epanted
a true copy Of Petition, and order thereon.
Auef, ALDEN BRADFORD, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
To Let,

4 Small BAKE-HoUSE, near the center Of the
town --Inquirs OF the Printer. AIPrR 5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

THE Sublcnber hereby gives notice 90 al concerned
IL that having been duly appointed adminaratrix on
the eRate u JOSEPH HANSCOM late Of Gor61@Jn the
county Of Cumberland, oOrdwauer decealed has taken
upon her that tru. aud gwen bond the law directs
She thereore requeAs All perons who indebted 70
Taid deccalcd's eate make immediate payment; ana
thOfe who have any demands thereon 70. exhibit the
fame. to POLLY nANsCoM.
(Tsybar4, Hfarch ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

To THE HOE' THE JVsTIcEs OF THA COURT
OF COmION PLEAS HOLDEN AT WAGRFE, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, ON THR
sEcOaD MONDAY ar JANUARY. "A. ID. 1894.
TOHN YOUNG Of Pownalborough ID the county
J Of Lincoln, yeuman, RESPECTFULLY fhews that he is
ieized and podefed tenant ia common Vi. others
to him unknown, of undivided third part d a
certain tract, parcel, lot OF Land lying in faid
Pownalborough, or Je70Iak>e Neck, 70 called, con
taining one hundred and twenty acres more Or elI
beng Lot number twenty nine, and BOUNDED fouth-
gallery by MOndese great river, north-eang4rdly ny
lot number twenty-eighS, north-wcfwsrdly by land
owned by William Hilton, and louh-wehwardy by
lot number thirty and the fad Dung being dslrou
dhavng an d holding his particular part, fhare qrs
orton Of laid lot of land, Prays that the lad lot Of
and may be divided aggeeaby 20 the law in luch cafe
made aud provided and that his iaid one Undivided
third part may BY Aligned and let Oft to him, 70 that
he can have, hold and enjoythe Fame in leverahy.
JOHN MERRILL, jun. 4itoyney % Petitioner
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

NHyE tie lubftrihers CommfioneGs Apo nted w
w the Hon William Gorham, Efq Judge az
Probate for the county of Cumberland, to receive and
examine tire claims of the FIVE al creditors to the eHae
Of THOMAS SMITH, late Of FVia3bsz, Gentleman, &c.
ceaed, reprelented imolvent-hereby give notice. that
fix months from he 10th nft is allowed 10 bring in
and prove their claims and that haIl attend that
fcrvice Al the houle of ABRAHAM AEDLRsoN. in WHd-
ban, on the firr and third Tueldays in April, and
on the hra aud third 1uefdays in the four following
months, from o'clock, A. NJ. till p. M. on each
day. ELIAS MERRILL,
EZRA BROWN, CsrHrui5iozg4.
PAUL, LITTLE iun.
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EZRA BROWN, y
PAUL LITTLE Jun. )

N tll07ETi 4F14TtD N 100
THE Subictber hereby gives notice 2 Al concerntd
Il that having been duly appointed admindtrater
on the Eit4te Of PELEG THOMPSON tate Of HaZ8f-
zgsH in the county OF Cumberland, mariner, 6eccaf.
"a, has taken upon aim that truG and given bond
the law directs lie The, efore requels all perons who
re indebted faiddecealsu ellate TO make immediate
payment; aud thrfa who have any demands thereons
to exhibit the fame 70
/. REa,lb2o. STEPHEN PURTNTON
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THE AN0DYNE ELIXIR.
i. IL = -. e 49,. f..~1 C l.i IL.

THE AN0DYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure Of every kind of head. ache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
/ A fate and ipeedy reHedy for the vsneriai diff.
cafe.
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound Of
cure"
Eorthc prercss5on and cure Of bilious and ma
Tenant feyers
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JUST PUBLISHED.
AND FOR sAJP

At r. g JGRAY's Bookfore.
REPORTS of adjudged cafes IN ,hs
Court Of ComEmon Pleas, during the fine
lord chief juaice Willes preGded il ,bs,
court; together with fome few cafe, of
the fans rericdrdelermined in the Houc
Of Lords, Court Of Chancery, and Fy
elequcr chamber by Charles Darnford
batrilfer a law psice to fubic'i5srs, !
dolls. so cents, to on,fubicribers doll
Alfonzo, King Of Cattle ailspedv
In FIVE sfts-by N. G. Lewis--ppri;cse
81 cents.
BIBLE-A feweopies Of cary's new
ITO Family Bible, ornamented with plates
and maps --pFice S dollars.
Suhfsribers TO Conrad and Co.'S. edition
Of Select Novels, are Informed tha, CIe,.
mont, BY Mrs. Roche, forming the s,k,
and 9th volumes Of that elegan, work, is
now nearly ready for delivery. ALTO, the
I'd vol. of Warner and Haansh's Selea
Plays.
Iply l6.
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TdpES-WORN.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began abou, 10 months ago to be grievouAy af-
fiSed with tape worm, which increafcd faif
in iize and Hrength, 70 as to excite the mott
horrid ienlations byrks writing motions and
intolerable pains, reiembling the craving and
tearing of his bowels, which deprived him Of
his necenary leep, and cauied inth dreadful ap-'
prehenfions as cannot be conceived but by one in
iimilar sfituas;on--his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his arength, 70 that he vast
bic to attend to any bulinels--uhen he heard
of fome excellent cures, performed by Hamil..
tins worm lozepges, he took large dolc, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the pofefiion Of Lee & Coz
hut renewal Of his pains loon convinced him
ria: this monGrous reptile had recovered its fiFit
was made TO Lee & Co.
fos mere of fhsir medicine, wi5s their advice.
from, which relulted fhe total expuiiion of lis
formidable enemy, in ieveral pieces, which he
f,,nafsd to be xix or. EIGHT X ARDSrmore.
a ;ss ~nol!thshave fincc elspfed. and NJ. Full
Ter i now IN perfcet heakh. The I'VE faces
,re y,e,lhnawn TO numerous circle u his neigh.
hours and himfef will crafty ary who may
with 70 make furthcr inquiries Ya the fuhject.
Althougb Harriltor,'s worm lyzenges produce
finch nowerful effects, when " eeiIafy, yet they
are perfectly innoeen, and Mid in their opera
t;on ON the human body, even taken in large
dof.s. as Mr.. Fuller will seifify-their ,particu-
lar mdneis is abundautly evident in innppera.
bic cures OF infants
Communicated BY Dr.. gobn Spasgfer,
1ork-so4vn, Pexxylvasra. b.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL.
THEIR, miniRer Of the Moralsan church. N
Yorktown.
York, Janaay 4th, 1907.
Dear Sir,
DR.. Hamil,cn's lazenges have been recon-
n,cnd<L to me as avery adequate means Tor the
cure of children Afflicted t:iti, worms, proeurl
ed box forshc ,ufe OF my family, to.sty,, wire.
Their by means OF this rsed:cines might be era-
bled 70 gain point, which, roaceomphih, dill
frrent other meanshad proved aboftiye. My
eldcfs hoy had a very iicklY appearance, wasyery
realeis at night, grew lesnsr from time to tine
il fhors, he Ieemedto be in a precariols rate %
healsh. which would yield to none Of the n,edi-
cines administered, until gave him two deies
of lozerges, agreeably TO the direetinns. which
carried off a .iublancc 20 all appearance mere
MUGS, bur upoa e.cfs ;slpsstian !aniss rci,lste
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SAMUEL BISHOP,

B9OXSEL LE NJ * o. lIONEk
Rsl3satssl5y iutorms jbs Public thai be bat
receausd fran Leess5 Cots P1ftnt ea0d
Eanily ss4edssiae Store, Baitimore, a
Jzss fns175rfment flt6e fol2osDi4g
Valuable. Medicines,
aH5ifb arr il 5isb eRefm and general sle
tbssa25,ut RE Uai,e1 States, many Of
tbesr .ssigg lid draper thaa The drugs
ef qvk.e6stbxy are compoHaded, eoaM Be
pwf5ayea at a ,rtail Stare.
81 TAKE NoTIcR,
Thar S..s'BjGop isae9oirted tie ONLY 4
gent for AlexaadyiG.
Dr.. HAMILToNss ELIXIR,
"A iovereign remedy for Colds, Obitinate Coughs,
ARhmas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Coniumptiqns.
Ia parents eubo nay bave children qlPRi17ea
nuiitl51tbe HOPPING COUCH.
This discovery is of the frl magnitude, as il
Is an immediate relief, ,ehsSks THE progrels, and
in fhort time entirely removes the mott erue
diCofder 10 whieb children are Eable-the Elixir
Z Is To- perteGEy agreeable and the dole 70 fmall,
thas:no g.iersty ]. ariies in taking II.
: From LUTHER. MARTIN, Elq. Ataer-
sy-Geaeral IF tie State. Of Maryland.
Gentlemen,
81 comply with your requeR in Rating my
opinion OF Hamiison's Elixir. Il has been uied
in my family for twoor three years paR, with
upifosm fuccsls, whenessr colds, coughs, or IL
: .milar complains have rendered medicine. ne7
reiIary, l'havc myfclf found il an excellent and
agreeable remedy Tor very painful and trou-S
biefome affection of the brealt, accompanied
! with iorsnefs and with obaruacd and difficult
breathing.
On shefe accounts ] do not hefitate TO recon-
mend Eamilron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
: and detcrvipg public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abij4h Hsaly, BHdge-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated diforder, occaiioned by a ie-
we're cold caught feveral months ago. He
breathed with rho greatea difficulty, and was.
often thrown into weakening fweats when he.
: attempted to walk any diitance, aud his voice
would frequently fail in lueh degree that he
}. could. only. attempt 70 whifper he has been
upwards Of FIX weeks without return of his
comp plants, and .deGres to give this public tef
aimony iniayousag fhisiasaluable medicine.
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IANNEY g PATTON.

HaF'e yeeeie'fd, and eSsr far Jak,
Catalonia wine in hhds.,& quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits,
ST.. Vincents and Barbadoes-rum in hhds,
Loaf and Lamp Sugar, Of the hTa qua.
lily,
Msfcovado Sugar in hhds.
,3yesBbis. Ssatia do.
Havannah MolalIes in Hhds.
Hayannsh Write and brown Sugars, IL
Boxes and B5is.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
Raidns in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee 10 Bags,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF Shoes.
-C0aygfisg Of
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies Kid and Morocco Go. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, VIZ.
Nankeens, Baftas, Manoody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, Calahs, Moharass, CON.
ges, Stripes, and one bale Of haadlcme
Deiorfoy.
ALSO
Ravens and Ruilia Duck and Sheetings
by the piece or bale, and two bales line
Ruaia OGnaburgs.
"A complete aiTortment of RuGia and
New. England Cordage, and one 81 inch
Cable 10 fathoms long. "A fmall quan-
tity OF Upper Leather.
Tune "a. q
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Dr..Hamilton's
sCRAND. RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an, Invaluable medicine, tor
che ipeedy relieEand permanent cure ofthe vari-
,ous' complaints which rciult from, diaipased plea
iures--riuycnie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in chs
mates unfaxcnsahle he,confitution--the i'm,
moderate ne of tea, frequent intoxicaion, or any
other deitrnStive intemperance-the uniklful or
executive ufe Of nlercury-the diieaes peculiar to
females, at a certain Periodsof EteA-bad lyings
in, &c. &c. :
Andis proved by long and extenfive experience
"a be ablolutcly unparalleled in the cure of
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HAMIL TONS ESSENCE and Elk.
.TR ACT of MUSTARD,

TRACT of MUSTARD,
"A fafc and effeeauaI remedy Tor gout, iheuma-
siln, palfey, iprains, sbruiies, pains nshe face
and neck, &c. All has performed more cures
IN the above complaints thanalltse other medi-
.cires ever. before made public.
5 FYvm DR.. Weatbsrsayx,
Wytb ceuu.y, Yirsis'a.
Gentlemen,
1purchascd at yonrsfhop the preparations you
call Hamiiton's EHcnce, or Extrao+ OF Niuitaro,
which believe has perfectly removed chronic
yheumatifri (of thar kind named ieiatica' OF ol
the hin ioin,l under which had laoorreo TOT =
long time, and which had ba1iied every aFtis'e
in the Materia Nlediea, and every MODE oitrsa s
ment received into practice for tae etfe OF TINS
obltinate dfeafe, you think TINS letter u'e'ui
you arc At liberty to make It public.
Yours, &c.
P. WEATHERBBRE
John Hoover, rope-maker, ,Scush second
Street, betwecn Mary and Chriftian-Streets,
Philadelphia, VOLUNTARILY alaketh oath as toi
lows. namely, t.la. his wife, Mary Hsayer, was
SO ieyereIy afflicted with violent rheumasim,
very dangerously Gsnated, the confcquenee of
S.yerc cola after lying in, as to be eosknsd to her
.haas for fcveral weeks, and was at length re-
duced 20 the melancholy apprehension of re-
q, aiming cripple for life. notwithstanding the
n,oa ysaeaablc medical advice was followed,
and every probable remedy attempted when
fes;po feyeral cafes of cures performed by l7a-
n,;lrna,s Eaensc and Extract of Muitard, they
were procured from MIR. Birch, No. II, South
ond-s.ree.. The firh application enabled
her 70 walk aerois the room, aud the ute OF one
bo,rle reilored hex to her ufual fate OF health
and Rrcngth. Jota & Az
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Comfy Of alexandria,
.AtrI a, 1901.


Was taken up and committed
to this jail, as runaway, Negro man
who calls himfelf ISAAC, and fays he
belongs 10 Mr. Henry GriNtb, Of Lou
DOM cuunty, rear the Red. Hoaie: he is
about 40 years of age, ofalow fature,
and Aim made: had OF an old brown coat,
Jacket and breaches Of negio cotton. The
owner j, reqaeaed TO come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away
otherwife he will be difpofsd Of as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPGEL,
May Is. law la1lsr:
Cath given for rags
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent. preparation comforts and
,arengthenst the gums, preierges tbs enamel from
decay, and cleanlcs and whitenss the teetn, by
abforbing all that acrimonious fine & foulneis
which fufered to accumulate, never fails 10 in,
iureianddfaaHy ruin them. :,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19

Sworn and iubirsibed bttere Ebeneser Fssgu-
on Efr enc Of the julices Of the peace for PHI.
ladslphia County,