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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

We copy the following from the {" Impartial
Josynai." printed at S,onington, hoping that
il will tend TO cIucidate the iobjett OF the late
Election in that town, about which 70 many
contradictions have been made by the sex
oGris."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Sales at Auction,

ibis day, at Gardner sJ Deans otSss,
uiA be field, If fair, Hnof, on
MoNDAr,af 10 0'eIoek, A.M.
DIX Pieces foe Flsnnell,
20 Dor. patent worried Hole,
40 Pieces Cambrick Muffin,
9 Pieces sius& Browh Coating.
Pieces CsiIimrrcs,
Pieces Broad Cloths.
Pieces Swsnidown & Metf.illes. l>
80 Pieces iheeling Muffin, N
so Pieces Shirtins dii,o.
8 Dozen New Green Chairs.
Sss6,y sfset .irficle,.
Nov. 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
PARIS. Sept. A..

Mr.. Fox, i, is faid. will fpend fortnight
with M. de La Fayette, whole defence he 70
warmly undertook in the Britifh parliament,
when thar General wac detained in the Auftrian
prifons, from which he sas relieved by Bona.
Pastc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
NE w PO r T,
Saturday, November 20, 1909.
AsorHr, GLORIOUS rR,uMra.

A letter from Warrington. Of the 9th ina.
fstes. that the Republicans have gained the
Elettions in the North -Weaern Territory, by a
great msjority. This is important, M II adds
another State TO the Republican isterca.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

Seven decided Republicans arc cleaed Mem
tep Of Congrcfs from MsGachUie,s.--.T Two
are yet doubtful.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

sPwn, are lend Of advocating wha, you term
" The Adams lyaem, or. in other wol,h, nod
crn tederaiiim. red aiiufed that they will undc-
via,ine!y adhere 10 thar fyfsem of eoyernment
shich protects the lives. liberty AMI property OF
shs foyercign people from the deitrutiivc fangs
|of dIsPpoiatsd Ariaocrary. You may be
told by twenty or even an hundred s ys/setiaSLs
gszfhnsr. hvirg ~ Hoee,J. ibef fbe Stssirgtsn
ksfrysziafivcs are f,m ead is<.5sfsbis Fsse,a-
iys', snayet be deceived. The gentlemen are
IN town. aud their own declarations may be
produced from numbers who have heard them.
TO prove the information which you have refer
red 10, erroneous ,--and hke~ifc, you may be
Informed that Z" ,tr ScrserGiic primer b4s made
ibs intaSwass' jfei Of Jscob;~ym." yet rcmen.
Der, thar cure will De effected by difpIay of
pure Republican facts, which will never be
contaminated by aiaocrsiic fslfehoods or de-
ccpIions. Fsds, MeGrs. Editors which you
and ycur I" rgIe6abfs WoasYiy sr~fiewss. With
their connection in Newport, are unable TO con.
troyert.
On Friday morning. the sth inR. the chill
dren ot Billings Worden, Of this town, having
9uarfsiled refpeeting fome fruit ias we are told
the iafhsr was induced 20 correct them for
that purpoie, he took fnsll Aick from pile
which ne had juA gathered TO build fire, and
obiersed that he would punifh them sll, and by
thar means the aggre0or would not elcape. In
carrying has determination into sffetf. ftroke
proved fatal to bis li,,le ION, aged about years
IA fman fnag being on the flick. with which
he truck, penetrated by the force of the blow.
inro the head OF the unfortunate child, in fuch
manner that he expired in about a. hours after.
The father was one day lza week exsmin>d by
Latham Hull. Eiq. and committed to goal for
trial.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
TO be Sold at Pubic Au67iou.

nN Monday the aoih OF December next, az
~ 10 o'clock A. M. Of fair weather, If nor
the 6'a fair day. unlefs diipofrd Of at private
iaic before That plesiantly ii,ua,sd FARM
IN Middle,own. la,c belonging 20 Br,iet Ar.
fbsey. deceaied. containing about GO acre, Of
Land. with Dwelling houfe, Barn, Corn
houie, and other out-buildings thereon. There
is t~o good Apple Orchard, on rhe fame. and
other Fruit Tress--Tso wells Of water, one Of
which never fails ) 6id Farm, lying on the
main road from Neupsn 10 HosviaTS's fsr,y,
and about st miles from the State Hcuie. -
ANNE ANTHONY. 4sdmiw'x.
Middiefssvs. hsv. rs, 1904.
or Conditions TO be made known at tirno
Of falc. cxii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

M. Pichor, in copfequence Of directions
.rrcrivc1 from Guadsioupe, hiss iufrucscd vkr
Comminsries Of France in the Unircd States no,
20 give paHporis to aoy pcrfoa Of colour for
Guadaloupe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

On the 3rh ulf, houic was confumed by
fire, At Brunisiek, Maine. Two children were
burnt to dessh.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

We. hear from Maiden. thar on FiAy
evening Isf difaferous accident took place
there. which had like TO have been fatal to the
lives Of great number. At an exhibition of
Mr.. Todd's fcholars, in the new honic Of Mr..
5. Tufts. there were nbout go perfons s9ism-
hed, when, at 8 o'clocki the evening, the
floor. Of ,hc chamber gave way, and carried
with i abcrt zoo Of the company into the eel
lar. The fcene ~as very diaefIing but pro-
vidcntially no lives were Iof. 1t is faid twen-
ty OF them we're mare or lch hurt, and four ma.
terially injured. There arc hopes, however, oi
their recovery.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

4 y believed that IMr. Lincoln, the At
torney- General of the United Sra'es. will be the
Republican candidate for the vicr. Proficiency
Il the akxt election. lr,l~is. INirvr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
SALEM. Nny. IL

ohLCUs lNoVs lie
The weather lately has beeo windy, but in
general very plealant. The high wind OF latt
Saturday was fatal to fevefsl fmall vefels on our
co,R. On nth OA. there was very high
wind in New-JsrIey, which destroyed trces and
and fences.
The lat accounts from St. Domingo con-
vince US thar thing, are becoming in the hishea
degree alarming 10 that colony. The blacks
who have fubmittcd. difcoves themfelves un-
worthy of confidence, and frequently deicrt.
Il common cauie. & they arc aliintereftcd in
the infurretsion. tg !,
: Arrived this morning, ichs. John. Henry
Saunders, mater, in 40 days from Lifbon. Lat
Sunday night, lat. "a, 3s, long. IS. 40. fell in
with the fhip Bellcna. Of Ncwyofk, with no
pcrfon on board--lsid by her all night. and next
morning on boarding her found fhe ~s laden
wish'a valuable cargo Of wine--thought bef to
man her with what hands could fpare, accord
ingly fcnt she rnase with two hands on board,
With pfovifons, &c. and ordered her fos the
hra port they could make.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

THuRspAY. the zSsh Of November inf.
will be obfervsd IS Day OF PuBLic THAsks-
cIyIses in che Ststes of Msnachpfe,ts. New
Hampliire. Connecticut, and Rhode Illand.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
HYMENIAL..

(" Bxf bebly fbeyf.sbs bafpise sffbsh lind;
Wbon esnfk fsr ssiss. esd aoitb osr fs,s
Their bsa'n, sbsiy Jsssss. u ibeiv SGsss bItsd."
s. MARRIED. lon Thuridsy evening lsit /,
BY the Rev. Mr.. ElIy. Mr.. J.HN BAKsR,
Merchant, 20 the amiable MlE AvicE TIL
Of this town.
At South. Kingaown, Mr.. JosErH Ar
MOLD. to Miis MARY n. HsLns. daughter Of
Mr.. Robert fIelme.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

10 De Sold or Let,
A WELL 6nifbed Dwelling. Iioufe. Gtus,ed
"A On Thames -Strect, oppoGre Mr.. Robert
SfSvs~'--Alioa new Store, adjoining the yard
and garden. with good we'll Of ws,sr.--If
not Immediately fold, the Shop, with fome part
OF the Hout. will be to let.--The 6tuation.
both for health and buGnefs, 10 NOT inferior 10
any in town. Conditions may be known, by
applying to
HENRY G. CHAMpLIN.
Nov. at, 1907. cxii.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

tuitsbIe Tor the iesion TO cBumeTate which,
would be tedious. Thois who will favor bin
With their cuAom, may depend on having them
on the lowea terms. He has Ekewife received
variety Of Mofs, Tippcss. and Far Trim
miugs--AIfo. fmall box Of elegant
E w E L X n,
Con6fling Of Ladies Necklaces, Ear. rings.
Handkerchief Pins. Breaches. Bracelets. * Lock-
ctr, OF the moi fashionable kinds.
Newport, Nov. ~, 1901. cxi.n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27

fTt Of WORMS which ,,ufually afiia children
Game from him. Since that period he grew re-
markabiy better in health, and though lean,
has got treGi aud lively eompiexion. Upon
different Ucca!ans have ufed this medicine as q
purgiag lub!ti;Uie, aud found it to aniwer exceed
ingiy vel, without bringing OH beiiy.sehe, OF
aay OF thoie Gliagreesbe ieniations, 10 often oc-
caiioned by purglhg medicines. Upon the whole,
judge this mrdiciue to be, beiidcs Its main OBJ
js&, .ne oil the rnoit faiutary means for reifor.
nig ioit appetite, and promoting proper Fate
OF Gigeliinn, by carrying OF that bilious iub-
hancc, which epgenders 70 mush ;:.ii.poii,ion
bothainong ebiId.en and adults.
/ m. Sir, your n,GG obedient icrvant,
I0EN MOLl HER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH

Which is warranted an inf4l!ille remedy at
one application, and may be uicd with peritei
fltety by pregnant wunien- or in infants week
old, not cortai.iag particle IF mercury, or any
ether dangerous i4gredicnr Y uever, and is not
accompar led with that tormenring fmart which
attends tie app ication OF other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,


So celebrated among the fashionable through
ont Europe, as IN Invaluable colmetic, perfectly
ihnos en-. md f4ic, see from corrctive and rep-l.
lent minerals Nte BATS CT ether lotions and Ct
uapa:a' c:lc,! efficacy i'll prcscating All! emoVlrs
biemilh,s in the iice and iSin of every kind, par
titu'aliy irelk,ls, pimpIes, niianmAtory Iedneis,
icurt-, tetse,s, r1.g "oIn!s, fun burns, priekley
he-t &c
The Pertian Lotion operates mildly, without
in.reoi. that natural, inienGole Precipitation
which j, tT:.,;.l 20 health. Yet irs isiutary Fl
feds are lpesGy aud pcimai ent, rendering the
kin del.cateiy llt aha clear, inpt'vng he COM.
piexion, and reito'ing tie bioyni 'fyouth Ne
ver filling TO render an ordinary crunlenanlt
beautiful, and al hIndtum- one m.1elo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
Or. HAHN's GENUINE EYE. WATER.

y IveEeign remedy Tor all dlIealcs OF the eyes,
whether the efcGt Unnatural wcakuels or of &C.
cilcnt, Deductions oi rheum, duilneis, itchirg
and films on the eyes, never failing to cure thole
nnaladies which frequently frcceed the imall pox,
nlcaAcs and fevcrs, and wonderfully ifrengthcn.
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virlues, when nearly deprived Of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
i'r<nsthcns the gums, Preicrves the euan.el from
decay and clean!es and whirens the teeth, by
aalorbng all thai acrimnnou, tlime & fouineis,
which fufTered to Accumulate, Ilvcr fails TO III
lure aud finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
SAMUEL BISHOP,
BOOKSELLER, s. STATIoNER

BOOKSELLER, & STATIoNER
Re/t7fuNy informs tbs Pa5!f Gaf be has
recdOsi firm Lex y C,'s PIterf and
Family M..Ai-iae Stare, 3alfiuare, n
freg a11rtmsnt If Ike tJl!szvi4z
Valuable Medicines,
E,bicb are liz bi55 ,rftea ard general gff
f5y5u ,5ont tbe Ogife4 St7ti, magy q
them 5.mg CH cbla3er t5a~ RE Grayi
cfzv5,c5 Trey are eamt5aSdsa, eoala De
r,ebytl at retail Stare.
C3- lake Norics,
TIA! S. BJ5ea is apioi@!r4th tie ONLY H.
gent far Alexanaria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet diItovess,' which gives
immediate and !aAing relief i'll the moif ievere
ilhances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
TAPE WORM.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER inn,keeper, on
the Harf1rd road, ten miles from b"'t'in1re,
beran about 40 months a5oto he levnu1iy 81.
fiaed with tape worm, which ncrca'cd t.lt
in lizs anI Rccnsth, 70 as to excite the mott
horrI ienfltiJns by It's writing hioii?ns and
ia,olerab.e pains, rcienbiing The g"awing and
r.arii ~ of HI. b ,wels, which aeosive! him o!
hi, necsflAry Il e,, and cauied iu,h dreadful APP
PROHIBITIONS i, ca uos be conceived but ~ oue IN
lai!ar fisuati,n-his appetite waited rapidly,
and with Tia, h. lreng,h, 70 that he was una
bic 70 atteu>i t, any buinefs-~whep ne heard
OF i.me excellent cures performed by Hamil
tins worm l,2aaEes, he took large dole, Which
brau hit away about FOUR ,YARl1S7of the
worm (now in the poicill n Of Lee * Coz
but renewal of his pains toon convinced him
tina: this monltrous reptile had recovered It's trh
Vi ,our---Applicalion was made to j c: & &c.
f,r more Ct III III medicine, with III il advice
from which reinitsd the total exfu.iiou Of his
formiiaae enemy, in fcvcrai pieces, which he
iu,p1irdto DC SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have liace eIapf:i aud Mr.. Full
Ter is now IN pcrf,tt hellth. The above fads
are we'll known 20 numerous circle oil his neigh
b,urs. and himfc!f viii crafty any VIII, may
with 70 make further inquiries OH tn fubjee.
Although Hanlt,5on's wornt lczenges produce
FL h DO Serful -fttts, when neoedary, yet they
are perfect y innocent aud mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
dof.s, as MIR fuller will tcltify4-,hrir particu-
lar n.i!inefs i, aHundautly evident in iunua,era
bic cures of infants.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
HAMILTON's F SENCE and EA'
TRACT of MUSTARD,

Af.:c and eff.ctusl remedy ior govt, h'"n'a-
tim, p4fey, ip. lios. bEui!e,, pans in n: ta'e
ana ne.k. *. IN has psri.c",e more cures
in the a5 We conrr!aias> than all tn. oh:r nedi-
cines ever before made pubic.
Fran Dr.. WtatberbHra,
Eytb c,avt, FTgia'a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
DIR. Hamiiton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, Tor
N. ipecdy relief and permanent cure ct the varl-
Gus complaints which rciult from diilPlted Plea
fures-;nvcnilc indicIcr;ons.-rcti-ence II c!i-
s,a,es unf.vomabe to the cou0itut;Cn--the in
moderate uf. of tea, frequent inroEitaion, or any
other deitra9ive mt -mper .rce- the uniki'iui or
ex:, five uC- Of n,crcu,y-,he diieafes peculiar to
fcmll:s, a: q certain p.iiod If iiie-b~d 'yinss
in, &c. &t.
Ants proved BY loHg and ex five experience
to be a5io.utciy unparalleled ~ the cure OF
N.rvou, d;Coriers, Violent ciamp, in the
f,onruno,i,ps, It mach aud back,
Lownel, OF ipIits, lnli.eiti n,
Lois of apy eGre, Me'a"thaly'
I,,rrri.v Of the flood. Cont in the fton,aeh,
Hyl.ric4l affections, Pains in III. limbs,
Inward weakneT $, Rclaxa;ions,
seminal wsaknefIs> Involuntary enaiflions,
Fuoralhus, (ur "hhcs) o5.una'e gieeH'
Barrenacl3, imf"ttNty, &C o.
Ia CAFES of extremity, ~hsra the long P7e'a-
euce and obGinacy oil diIcl!e has Brought On
general. impoverilhmcn. of the ysten,, exe,iAvs
d.b,iiry of thu whole frame, ana waiting OF the
a q, which no n ,ur,e1mens o. 'rdial could re-
htir perseverance IL the uic of 'h's mei'eihe
pas performed tbs mois attoni,hing cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
Gsns!Sn men,

Iparehafcd al your ih;p the p operations yoa
call ia MI on's Ef=n &C, or rX,ract Of Nrtsard.
which 5e.i-v: has perie9y removed a chronic
rhcun l,if1, ,ot thu, kind named ici4tica, or OF
the nip ioiat) under with hal ia5ourei for
long time, aud which had bail i every article
!, the M4te,ia Mcdica, and every mode IT treat
meut resolved int, practice t'r III cure oI this
obltinase d.lcale, Ifyou thins his lctcy uf-!ul
You arc a, liberty to k it p:.5i!c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
r. 1renti 7vA9 my b75,r cAharex Gt!,7e


THIS dft1yery j, ii the l:!t imagining, as II
is an inmed,ltc re i.f, ehechs III: progrti,, aai
IN d ihogs time entirely rcaIe2ts 4. I!att eruei
trr,Ider tn which ch,dtln axe .t4tie-thc Elixir
is f. perfectly Agreeable aiid ths do.e 10 fnail,
rh4t To Gitiicui;y ariles il ,a!.ing l..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
TIE ANODYNE Elixir.
For the cur Ct every kind of head. ache.
VEGETABLE SPECIE

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and irscdy remedy FIR the venerial dif-
cafe.
Gan ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF
care"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious aud ma
lgnanr fevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
Or. HAHics TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.

A:.inlalliblc remedy Tor co',,s, isecdiiy renlov'
in. .!cnl, root aid BIZ anch, without gn.ng pam.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
Communicated BY DR.. Jehr Spaxgkr,
1tgrk -fosvu, PennGlv~gia.
Letter from TIE reverend MIR. J0HE MOL
TIER, n,iAilcr of the MoraVii. church, III
Yorktown,
1orks, Jaauarr 4sb, 1907.

Dear Sir, r.. -
DR.. Hamiitoz's lozenges have been 'reaom-
minded to ms asa very adequate n,ears FIR the
cure of Children afflicted with w.r..,s. pfeeur-
cd box for the uf: of my family, otry, She-
,fer by means of this medicine, | nigh Be ena-
5led 70 gain point, which, To accoaip in, diff
ercut other means had proved abortive. My
.l,ie:f . y ID very f:kly appearance, was very
-.9el, :, nigh, grew ieanrr from, tire TO lime
il &, TT, lc fccnled to be in prscariou, tate o.
a-.,';h, which wculd yield TO none OF the. nedi-
lass a,im:uitt-re.., until gave him two deies
fla .rgss az eelaiy 10 TIE diseAi,ns, which
lrri-I o;f iunaanee TO al appearance a mere
NJ lis, bat upon COTE ini sectiJn quite reple;
Nth cry fna.l living aEiaia.s. Nst cue OF hat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
Tge Executors, TIE Mse Gen. Gso. Wg@
mgteu, s6cr far Jak, The f0llo4Oirg
TRACTS OF LAND, Uaz.

A tract in Loudoun county
on Difficult Run, containing 900 acres.
The foil we'll adapted for farming and a
coniidcrable proportion Of IT might eaGiy
he inprovei inso meadow. There i. a
valuable mill feat on the Premifes. 1t lies
bn the great road from the City of Wah-
ing,ou, Alexandria and George Town to
Lesiburgh and Wincheaer, nineteen miles
from Alexandria, leis from the City and
George Town AID not more than three
from the Great Falls of Potomac.
One traa containing 2,481
.cres lying in he counties Of Loudoun and
Fasquier, called Aihby's Bent. The foil
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
HUurs, &C.
P.wFAT.IFTpE2N.

LII, Hoover, ro?e-nl4ktr, S-nh second
s.Test, between Mary AMI Chrii;ian- Streets,
Phila!c 'p,,;a, vylaatariIy m,ke;h "'sh as foi.
lows, nancy. tina. his wife, Mary Hsevcr, was
60 C.y rev M,Ati with viJi.Ht rheunl.ti'r,
ve,y dan ;e7ouly i-ua;ei, the crnf,qusnce OF a
isysre cod after lying in, as TO he c~rhei to her
bei for [, veral weeks, aud was a; Iength re
tr.ei 20 the rreiaath ,ly afp,eh Mon CT re
,.,7inin- cripple for life. nns~ith tanding the
.no2 rct,calbie medical atvite Was t'iowed.
..rt ever; probAh.e r.n'e y at'emHei when
feeling feveral e-its Of GU 6 psi 'L2,,ei by ta-
miton's EG-nce anu Extract ot aiL.sard, they
were procured from NJ. B.Eeh, ~. T., ,Ssu h
Sccon3-Street. The asa a?p6cae:o' c!as.!td
her to walk ac,>f, he ron:n, nj ,ac u:e It %
oo:,le reitorci he t, h:r rii Az = he1.'h
and arengch. JOAN !t!I'E%f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27

Sworn ant ful5fcff.,:,, t:f,r. ELeneEsr Fergu-
i'n, Eiq. enc OF the ui'ces u The peace for PHI
ia1S.i kia County::
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
H LAKE NoTlCE,
Or. HAMlLTON's ELIXIR,

Arnvcrcign remedy for Colds, Onuia;e Coughs,
= .Athm2s, C4,arrhs, Sore rhroa,s, and Ap-
preaching Can!un'ptions.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
is RECoMME NDED

Dr.. HAHN's AMii-BILLlOUS PILLS.
The operati Of thsfe pills spnfettly mild, 10
as to be u'ed with falety by Pcrions in every isu.
ton, and OF every age.
They are exceient!y adaptedto earryof fuper-
fuous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions-to
;rstore and amend tn; appssite--so procure free
perlpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal coufeq"ences--a
.dofe never fails TO remove cold, il taken OH its
ErA appearance. They are re'ebrlted for re.
moving h ltitnai Observation-Disclosures at the TO-
mach. and fevcte head ache-aud ought to be
taken by all perionsson change oi climate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27

CT Sold likewile BY S. Plea
.jant,, Richmond ; Ro6 and Dou-
gla6, PeteJI1arg i; 7: Green, Ere
derrick Gurgh; G. Pnd'e, Smith
fezd; NJ. Zones, Suffolk ; DR..
Miller, WlnehsRer; R. Green
hov, WlAiam0urg; and T. &aw,
Leej5urg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
VOLUME Nv.
-

commercial relations with Portugal. win NOT
ceaie 10 think It predetermined, whether the er.
pence OF a diplomatic agent, Especially 10 &c
nation n which nothing has been defined by
treaty, onghtro Rand IA competition with the
benefits which gay relult frc r prsle5cs az
q miniRer atthe court Of thar kingdom. This
confederation alone is fnficienE 70 repel the
charge. LUCIUS cRASSUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
foreign artirIts.

PARIS, Jan. 10.
The winter in Europe has bsen uucommoR.
ly fevere in fome places the fruit trees have
been deftreyed, and many perfons have PERTH.
edit has pat top to labor, & the wretched
nels of the poor 10 consequence has been greatly
ihcrealed. There are 100000 indigent per-
foas 10 Paris, of which number oaly 5000 re.
ceive beueft from the iouP eaabllhment.
LONDON, JAN. IL.
Lady P4ImsrRon has eaabElhet f,dp ibao,
at Rumfey, Hants, from which the Poor ars
fuppiied with large proportions, at very mod
crate prices. This charitable eaabllh nent Is
under the immediate INFECTION of har Lady.
ihip. who attends he delivery of the fono every
day. There is alto an inlti,uton under the r me-
Paroneis, for tile education Of young girls.
where above fifty are inlfruclet 10 ipnn - and
other requirements neceHlry 10 make them ex.
celent fervants both thefe liber Il inRitutions
are conform able g the plans Of Co l1t Runfor5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-05
From the Newyork Evearng Poll.
Examination.
NUMBER TX.

~ leading points Of the meGage have
- I. y lAc'sHtlY canvaHed, and i is believed 0
IL oeen lrlly dSmonlraled, that this commu
's'"sh Is ch4Tgsable with all the faults which