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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
CASES OF CURES.
(Selsard fran tboa/aadsJ The 4utbentie
city If 4vbieb any peylon nay e/eertafn,
eltber By letter o, Pey<onal Application.
TIpE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, lnn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began abou, 20 months agoto be grievouily al
fi6ted with tape worm, which incrcaied taft
in Gze and ifrength, 70 as to excite the mott
horrid icniations by its writing motions and
intolerable pains, retembling the gnawing and
gearing of his bowels, which deprived hiul o:
his nccefary tleep, and cauicd fu.h dreadful ap
prchcnions as cannot be conceived but by one III
a iimiiar iituation--his appetite walled rapidly
and with that his itrength, 10 that he was una
be 70 attend to any bu1ineis--when he heara
oil lome excellent cures performed by Hanlil
tins worm lozenges, he took large dole, which
BROUGHT away about FOUR YARDS of thl
worm (now in the poHeilion Of Lee & Coz
bur renewal of his pains foon convinced hin.
TIA. this monftrous reptile had recovered its tirG
yigour-Applicaeio was made to / ee & Co.
f,r more OF their medicine, with their advice
from which refulted the total. expulilon OF hi,
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which he
fuppoied TO be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have Gnee elapfed. and MIR. Full
Ter is now in perfect health. The above facts
are we'll known to numerous circle OF his neigh
bours, and himlef will crafty any who may
with TO make further inquiries on the fubject.
Although tiannlton's worm lozengeS produce
fuch powerful effects, when neceaary, yet they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
rion ON the human body, even taken in large
doies, as Mr.. Fuller will teftify-their particu-
lar mildneis is abundantly evident in innunlera.
bic cures Of infants.
Communicated BY DR.. Jo5u S5anglsr,
York tozuu, Pena6lvaaja.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
TIER, nliniter Of the Moravian church, in
York town.
York, January 9TH, 1907.
Dear Sir,
Or. Han,iron's lozenges have been recon-
mended TO me as a very adequate means Tor the
cure Of children afflicted with worms, procur-
"a box for the ufe of my family, TO try, whe-
rher by means of this medicine, | might be ena-
bled 20 gain point, which, to accomplish, diff.
ferent other means had proved abor,iVe. My
eldcR boy had very fic'siy appearance, was very
relliefs at night, grew leaner from time to time;
- ihrt, he leemcd to be in precarious fate Of
heath. which would yield to none of the. nedi
cioes administered, until gave him two dofes
of l.zenyes. agreeably to the directions, which
carried off ubitance to al appearance mere
maeu., tas upon c!ofs inlfpeaiOn qslte reple
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER

MAN LONN PLAIo Er.
An infa.liblc remedy for corns, ipeedily feh,oS-
ing them, root and branch, without giving PAIN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
JOSIAH FAXON, e Co.

Ioc1.rr rtv oNr c,o
oo1 all AVN, q 20.
Veyy reIbe6fNliy mform their friends and
ryAomeys fbat fbey bo7,D ,u-e:,,sJ G.,.,
NJ r., =
''S" J"S eU0''~
LADIES s GrsrLrmnss.
Fashionable Shoes, 6 Slippers.
IflVho io' 81 N"aiiS OIlOtS, boys, Mines
and ChildrenS Shoes. of aluo(} every de-
fcrip,ion.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EA-
TRACT of MUSTARD,

Afafs and effetfual remedy for govt, rheunla-
tim, palley, lprains, bruifes. pains in the face
and neck, exc. Ami has performed more cures
n the absye complaints than all the other medi-
sncs ever before made public.
Fyom DR.. Weatbrbar1,
Wytb county, Virginia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
Is CoMMENDED

Dr.. HAt1N AN iI-BILLIOUS PILL S.
The operation Ct thefc pill. ispeilectly mid. f.
a, TO be uied with f4fcty by pcrfons in every htu
ii IN, and OF every age.
They arc excclently adaptedto carryof fuper-
iluous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions-to
rettorc and amend the appetite-to procure free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal contequences--a
doie never fails &c remove cold, ii taken OH its
iirA appearance. hey are celebrated for re-
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures at the to-
mach, and icyere head ache-and ought to be
taken by all perions on change of climate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
THE ANODYIE ELIXIR.
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A flfs aud ipeciy remedy for the venerial dii.
CAFE.
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound
cure"
or The prevention and cure of bilious and ma.
lignant fevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
Wytb county, Virginia
Geptieren,

Ipurchai,a at your ihop the preparations you
cal lIamil;on's Eilencc, or Extract OF Muitard.
,yh;eh lbclisve MS perfectly removed chronic
rheunatifn Ok thai kind banned leiatlca, or OF
,,hs s 'sn i,;n, under which had laboured for
iann si,,-. AID which had balhcd every article
~ s.. Mareria Mcdica, and every mode OF treat
nent received toto practice for the cue OF tins
nhfl,sre .liicaic, n you think this letter uleiul
Won are at liberty TO N Ike it pubic.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22

q Sworn AND fn5fcribed before Ebnezer Fcrgef-
ION, Elq. one ofthe jditcss Of the peace for PHI
iadelphla County
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
D WEATHERBURN.

Js,n Hoover, ripe maker, south second
s,,,er hetseea Mary AMI Chrlitian- Streets,
pb;iadeiuhia, voluntarily maketh oath as ioi
lows nan,ci, thai his wife, Mary Hoover, was
g fsyrrev Afflicted with violent rheumatilm.
~ .rv dangerauily Ii,uated the c0nfsquence OF
ssss,s raIl after lying in. to be confined TO her
is 's sr ~. n.rsl Wees, and was at length re-
S,'aed ~ 70 III. nlalapth ~ apprehension Of re-
:, ,;n;,o . cripple for lie notwi,htanding the
m uh'i ,sra,a lie meaicaI advice was followed,
-. IA. .vsrs probable rene.y attempted; Wien
800 aa ~ .,-44l e.f-, If cures performed oy isa-
.esing .s nj nasoc,. am, Extrsca of Muitard, they
Ill.,. ns.,1,r,d from, MIR. Birch, No II, Soul
nS. ,, f' The firit application enabled
her to walk asr {, the room, aha s'ie w b...tb
bottle re.tored her 10 her ui"a l l4.e
AND srcngth. 5o-eS ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22

Printing IN all ITS var5ety exc
cmed at this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22

aE Sold likewile BY S. Plea
ianis, Richmond Ro6 and Dou-
glaG, PeteyJJarg 7. Green, Ere
deYlckIDwgh; G. Puvdle, Smith
field; NJ. Zones, Suffolk ; DR..
Miller, WlnchsQfr; r. Green,
hov, WIliamjburg and I. Sharv
Leejb1wg.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12
TO THE PUBLIC.
LETTER Ill

MY la2 letter clofed with fummary of
what compensation had received from Mr..
Jones, for attending GO his Examiner from
May to December, 1899. At the diftance of
two years and an half, he has forced me to
bring forward this explanations IN his pa
per Of the 18th Of April, nc had the hardness
to lpeak of his promptitude in doing jGfies 70
yeur IfrOices aud mfrit. In conlequence Of
this ahertion, If has been lated that, behdes
boarding in his houfe, there was received,
for that term of lcryiee, exactly -FOUR doA'a,g
in eayB
During this period, the Scots correfpon-
&c dent wrote, upon medium, perhaps FIVE
columns per week for the Examiner. The
number has not been counted, but the general
imprenion upon his mind IS that they could
not, in the whole, come TO les than NINETY Or
an bundrsd
Within that peri,d, aifo, the circulation Of
the Examiner mounted upwards from twenty
feven quires to f6yH7fsVsa. The prsche ex-
tent Of augmentation cannot here be given.
PcrhaDs, there may be variation Of one OF
two gures. But this IS certain that the in
termediate increafe was unprecedented and
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12

AS the demand for this paper is faft
inlereailng, It may be confdered as an
ehgioie vehicle for advertisements; and
more eipeciallyin Richmond, and IT'S vi
cinlty. In paper, alto, where but few
adVertiiements appear, they are far more
likely to catch the paiIing eye, than
when they are crouded into whole CO.
l1nns, and pages. There were very
lew perions in Richmond, or Manchef
Ter, who read newspapers at all, who
o'd not read lat Wednefday's Rec0rdey
and this prcfent number will probably
meet wiki an equal degree of attention.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12
The Laws of Virginia,
TO BE PRINTED
By SAMUEL PEASANTS, Jun.
And HENRY PACE.

Il MONG other numerous and important I'm
I n PToycments in the ProPoied Rjcbmona Edi-
ZION of &C IBc ReviJed Co6s offks La7y5 If Hiy-
q" ginia," the following will be particularly at
tended to:--The Act Of AGembly, for convol;ing
the Convention of this State, in Order to difcuis
INC Queision Of the Federal Con0itution - the
Law, reipetting the Acceptance and Ratification
or the Federal Syitem the Laws concerning Ca
mails, the PafoaSmae, the Jams RiVer, and other
Companies.
ms edition will alto comprehend the Com
pact wI.h the State Of MaJlaad, respecting the
River Pafo5vm4c; and, that regarding the Bound
arY between Pe1n6iVaaia, and KsTfaeky; with
osher Additions, too numerous for Infertion in
this Place.
II has already been fated to the Public, that
t'is WcrE will COT only SIX DOLLARS, ele-
&2nty bound and lettered, in one large octave
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THE Subscribers to this Paper, who have

THE Subscribers to this Paper, who have
pot yet paid their Subscriptions, agreeably to
conditions of Subscribing, are respectfully re-
Quoted TO forward the fame to this Once
Numbers have not yet paid any money ilnee
Their commencement OF receiving from tne
FRI Number of this Paper, although the
terms are one half Y ear in advance. We
can only fay, that thofe Gentlemen mutt fee
the proprjety of our difcontinuing to forward
their Papers any longer, if the moneyis not
Immediately RENTED, which can be done by
the means of Bank Notes. by letter, The
little Profit arifng from this Paper,on account
of the quantity of original matter contain
ed in it, renders prompt payment neceiiary.
The Po}-Maiters, who have Subscriptions
on baud, are respectfully requeaed TO forward
chs fame, as above mentioned, or many sub
.cti5egs wno have paid will otherD'ife be II
danger of having their papers discontinued.
EbFJ , YSo3
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12

ApfiI 3, 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN JANNEY, SCom'rs.
JOHN DUNLAP, j
ar
i q 4 S * L 81,

On The 10th day Of A4ggyf nesf, at the
Red Hogls, IN Prince William eoaaty,
by The Trgases Of the Aafe Gen. Ne5lon,
About 5000 acres of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Loudoru, near the faid Red Houfe.
Terms Of payment as follow. One fourth
part Of the purchate money to be paid on
the fra day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
at three fubfequent annual payments. =
Bonds, with approved fecur;ty, to be
given by the puIchafsrs at the time Of iale,
and interef thereon to be paid at the rate
Of tx per cent. from the hrf day January,
1903. If the hra payment Of the pur-
cl,afe money be not punetually made, the
land to be again expoied to fale, by the
iubfcribers for ready money; if the land
lhould not then fell for the full amount Of
the laid purchafe money, the purcbaier or
purchaiers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the fra pay
ment be punetually made, title will be CIV
zen to the purchafers, and deeds Of trua mutt
be executed by them for iecuring the future
payments, which deeds Of truft will be
aeted upon, and the lands expoled TO iale
for ready money, by the trufees, for the
full amount Of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds of trua, ifany one OF the fu-
ture annual payments be not punetually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots TO fuit
purchaiers, who will have the right OF
feeding them after the 10th day OF Au-
gut next.
? NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jun.
sarviying Trufees Of Gen. Thomas Mel
ion, deceafed.
June IL. dtai
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
ROBBERY.

THE houfe occupied by the fubfcriber
in Sharplhin Alley, was on Monday night
laf broke open and ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY SIX DOLLARS in
iilver, ftolen therefrom. ] will give.a
reward Gritty DOLLARS to any
perlon WHO will give information where
the money may be had and the thief Or
thieves brought to jafice, orin proportion
for any part of the money recovered.
1t is to be hoped the citizens of Alex
andria will ihterelt themfelves in detecting
the perpetrators Of this daring act, as ie
contributed my all, and had been procured
by hard labor.
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN.
July ]. DOT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
Notice as hereby g1ve11,

To the Gockholders of the Bank of A.
lexandria, that dividend Of four ard a
half per cent. on the capital flock Of faid
Bank is this day declared which will
be ready to be paid to them or their legal
representatives on Thuriday next the sth
Infant.
By order Of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
July s. DIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
SPRING GOODS.

Joseph RIDDLE s Co.
Have, imported in the brig Union, cap-
tain Woodhoule, from London, gene
raj afortment of goods fuitable for the
preient feafon, which they ofersfor iale
on reafonable terms, by the piece or pack
age.
May rs. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
In obedience to a Decree Of

In obedience to a Decree Of
the Court of Alexandra County, Of
Saturday the 18th day of July next, in
fair, ifno. the next fair day, viii be
osscrsd for iale on the prcmifes, upon a
credit that will be then made known,
for notes with approved indor!ers, ne
goeiable at the Bank Of Alexandria,
Il Lot Of Ground,
Containing half an acre, lying upon the
eat Gde of Alfred itreet and iouth Gde Of
Cameron freet, in the town Of Alexan-
dria, extending on Alfred freet 10 feet
! inches, upon Cameron Areet Ia3 feet
{ inches. There are a convenient two
tory frame dwelling houfe, with kitch-
en- and other out houfes upon the lot,
which now rent for {. 50 per annum.
The lot is fubjef to an annual rent of
I.15. As the lot is large it will be laid
off into hnaller divitions, and fold either
in tllefe diyihons, or altogether, as will
be mott agreeable to thoie inclined to pur-
chaie. This fale is made to fatisfy debt
due from Thomas Richards to Thompfon
and Veiteh.
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN JANNEY, SCom'is.
JOHN DUNLAP,
June II. dol
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
FOR SALE,
June 49,.

At Mount Vernon, on the
10th day of July, and continue till all is
difpofed of, for cath, the Houfehold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, confiaing o.
alrnoR every defcription, fome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; alto a
pipe Of choice old MADEIRA WINE.
Notice is further given, that all per.
ions having claims againf the eftate OF
Mrs. Martha Wa@mgtou, late of sFaif-
fax county, deceaied, are requeaed to ex-
hibit them TO the fubicribers, with vonch-
ers therefor, and every one Indebted to
the fame are deiired to make immediate
payment.
THO: PETER 10 Executors.
G. w. P.CUSTIS,
The executors Of Gen. Wa1h-
ington will avail themfelves Of the above
opportunity, and offer for fale on fix
months credit, number OF
VALUABLE CATTLE,
the greater part of them from imported
flock, about five hundred head Of iheep,
and nearly the fame number of hogs, to-.
eether with one elegant CHARIOT and
COACHEE, with harnels compleat Tor.
four horfes, alto four carriage and two
riding HORSES, with a.number OF Farm
ing UtenGls, Camp Equipage, and a va
riety of other articles too numerous to
particularize. ,no,71,,nc
Juas "a, aal
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
publlf Sale.
On FRIDAY,

!. 5, ,,flsck, Abe 6ld al tie YsadaI
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whiikey in barrels
Gin IN caiks ard barrels,
Port wine in calks,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown lcap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in.kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aaorted,
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Suusr6ne cloth and Kerhmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
ItiM Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Canbrick and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
coloured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
= P. G. MARSTELLER,
July I3 Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
TO LET.

Gore convenient :. v. two tory frame houfe and
Xoo s, on King areet, next door to Mr..
as "a s tavern az, PofslIion may be had
In. JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
N O z nc E.

You that have acculfomed
yourfelves for lome time paf, to getting
over my fences and treading down my
wheat aud other grain, and more eipeclal-
" 10 frch as are in the habit OF getting
into my garden, and orchard on.Huntlng
Creek, and itealing therefrom my fruit
and vegetables torwarn you, that you
will be brought to difgrace and Punllh-
men. before court ofjuaice, If you do
not delft. r. !. f1OOE.
July z. ;.
7uF receaved from Norfolk,
and far laze BY tbe Jallefibey,
Frefh Lemons by the box or
retail; excellent foft fhell'd almonds and
oranges; mukadel raidns double and
Jingle Glo'eer cheefe, tamarinds, &c &c.
with 100 bafhels OF Liibon Salt.
SIS ABEL WILLIS.
May (.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-14
SALTS By Sutton.
On SATURDAY next,

On SA ONDh i uCAt3
1t tea s'elaek, evill be Sold at the Hutton
Room,
4th proof Jamaica Rum IN
hogihead,,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New-England Rum in bis.
POr, Wine in quarter cafks,
Iibon Wine in pipes,
MOlaaes in bids.
Sugar in bis.
Soap
Pepper IN bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
I0gsther NTH a large quantity Of
DR. Y GOODS,
Among eubieb are
'Chlntzes and Calicoes,
Sprigg'd, lapPet, jaconet and book muC-
Inns and mollin lhawls,
White and coloured Mafleilles and muf-
linetts,
Linen and cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered fix,
handkerchiefs, 81
Large and Gnall fans,
lrlih and German linens,
Mems and Womens' faddles,
quantity of mems and womens' ihoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
lW IA Au6ficneer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
PROPOSALS
fer puAising It bp subferiptiOn.

The work will be faithfully competed under
the INFECTION of Judge Warrington hlmielf
principally from the original pqpe,s hequea heo
to him by the deceafcd General. On its cor
rectnefs the mon entire confidence may be
placed.
The Life of this iiuHrious citizen neceilarily
comprifcs 70 large and intereiting PORTION
of the Hiitory of this Country, that the work
il was conceived, would be rendered much
more complete, as well as much more crafty
ing to the reader, by connecting with i iome
general account OF the origin and progereis OF
the people, who were conducted, under his
auipices, from dependent colonies 10 ief
government.
a compendcus view. therefore, viii be ia
ken, by way of introduction 10 the LIFE IF Gen
eraI NJ 5ingtoa, of the fettlemenis of the Eu,
ropeans in North America. and OF the advance
of the Britifh Colonies from their feeble and
iufantine condition, until they attained that
fate of manhood, when with arms in their
uands, they a1erted and eitabliihcd their In
dependence.
Various cirSrmRanccs have delayed the er-
ecuton of the work but it is now in contid-
cradle forwardnefs and will foon be ready for
=
thar 1t fhall be publifhed
CONDITIONS.
TIE zoork zpiE Be Baagfonsly PRINTED, zvii5 nezv
type on 9ellzm paper, HoT-PREssED, 10 Be somPrjfi
ia four or fvs OS7a0o oslumes, Of from $50 to 500
eages toeJ and e15eLGgsf 7piiJ eiegaat portrait
IF he. General engraved By tbs b9a art IL tbe sOH"-
fy from original pninirg BY tie celebrated Stuart.
TBs prize 70 Ia5lsribcr5 7oW Be THREE Dollars
eaeb Voirne, in boardt and fbs prisR one Vohnn's
10 Be paid in edsanee, btsri5mg his a4V4nee 70
Be continued zDb each 9slEne, until bs 1pork Is
blefs2. 70 nozizbjcyi6srs II zUiH Be- enhanced
IL il INTENDED TO tlrayS piaaf 0r4 eba,t5 Of fb9f
suts Of fbe country zg5ie5 zgsre fbs enss Of tbe m9
important eVsRts during fbc zoar tbs 70 Be PHbiss
in a voluD4e ~ fbeneip.5 and charged as (asb.
II IL contemplated 70 ~ tie vr9rE 70 PREF fariy
ssxf year. TIE intermediate tins zph be Occupied IN
obtaining jay5ri5s,s, and mailing arrangements fer
printing
a. GBe Hzmcs Of ratjsyi5eJ 10 81 fH5gesd
Thofe who with to be poffefed Of this in
valuable hilory, will co well to traDfmit their
names early. In the country, and in fmail
villages, an union can take place among all
who mean to fublcrbe, and in one letter few
eral names may be forwarded, fpecifying the
number Of copies, and enclOiing the requihte
advance money.
The publifher intending to viGt many OF
the large towns in the United States, for the
purpole Of obtaining fubicribers, declines, at
preicnt, employing agents for that purpofe =
Sublcrptions will be received by himieli alone,
at No 50, Malei G,eet. Pbila4lpbis.
Orders from Canada, Novaicotia, and the
Wellindies, will be received, and punefualiy
executed.
~ All letters nun have the poaage paid.
PbAaas Pbia, SEPT. n. c. p WAYNE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
AT time when the pretty Song of

At a time when the pretty Song of
"Sbse5srdi, 7 bavs Isjq ny Love,
HIve s0z jsea NY Aare ~
was flung by every Chambermaid, fome Wit
eager 10 fatyrize the Crecian Hyle OF Drefs,
then Introducing BY the Ladies, wrote d.
vsIting Parody, which began
+" Loveyl 7 5avs lsjf m5 ~aia,
Haze yoz fen sy body =
a. The ladies now dlcarC all drefs, excep,
kind OF long eJsmjs, we prefent them with che
following parody and iincerely hope, that 1t
nav periu,de them, as The Winter approach
C., 10 purchale more flannel, and fewer
rauans.
Doctors, have Ion my health,
Where, o where's my viGor :
No faithlefs Swain, no ACT OF lleAlih,
Reduced me TO this Ggurc.
Pump and rofy was y face,
And graceful was my icim,
'1iH faflion deem d il cIlsrac>,
= To keep my body wsrfn.
fscr,fced to mcdih within,
fWhat Bell caa e'er forfAke it
IL make myieli geniee and lim,
lfiript myielf moa naked.
And naked thus nun remain,
TiA fallsion weds with reaion ;
Ssod grant they RAY united re'sa,
Before the fEofly fralcn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The folidity OF this irregular and caver-
Gus MATS he climates at 3,4oo cubic feet,
snd its weight about 100000 pounds, $50
tons. It's nature fliceonS iandftone, OF a
compact granular texture.
Had rock of this magnitude been de-
tached from any other part at the face OF
the mountain, except the cheeks OF the
ravine, il would il all probability have
worked its paHase to the very ikirts Of The
towD.