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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
lWenty Dollars keoual1.
ELCPED from the fabi:rihsy, this
morning, Negro woman, called
II + A N Y,

1, Il "A ~ i,
about 10 years Of age. She had on, when
fhe ran away, a jacket and petticoat Of
blue plains, an oznaburgh apron ard
flannel under coat. She has naturally a
wild look, and has large welt upon her
back, occaGoned by burn. 1t is very
probable, if ihe has left town, that Nle
has made for her parents who live at Mr..
Turberrille's Quarter, about 20 miles
from Alexandria, on the Fall's Church
road. The above reward will be given
to whoever apprehends and fecures the
aforementioned woman, 70 as may get
her again.
THOS. RICHARDS. ,
Feb. g. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01

IN Obedience TO n Dec;se~af
tie Csau IF dltxand,ia eoaa.y, an Sd
msdy the fxfb ls, Of Ma,eb ~est.
suW be s6ired for <alt on tie permits,
fer reaay money,
A Lot of Ground
Containing half an acre; lying upon
the eaf fide of Alfred free, and fcuth fde
Of Cameron Hrees, in the town of Alex
andlis extending on Alfred frect I76
fee, ! inches, anil on Cameron itreet I23
feet { inches. :tTherc are convenient
two itory frsms dwelling houie, with
kitchen and other out hcuies upon The lot.
The 10, is inbjea to an anraal rent which
vii. b., made known en- the day Of :ale.
As the. iot Is large i. viii be divided into
fnlailer dividends, ard fold either in par
GELS or altogether as will beit tais pbrohsi-
ers.. This faie is made to iatisfy debt
due from Thomas, Rchasts to. Ibompioa
and Veitch. =
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN JANNEY, 7 Com'rs.
JOHN DUNLAP,
Feb. s. d
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
Bozpdoi,z Cal1eqe.

T'HE Overfeers of Bowdoin College are hereby no.
tfied, that their next meeting will be holden BY
adjournment sttire faid College, in Branwick ON the
hrf'Wcdnelday of September next, At O'Clock. N
That the cay following is appointed for the inhalation
of the PrefIdehs; and the day after, which will be
Friday, for the examination of lludenis.
M L. HILL, Secretary.
Oso,eaczcr, ID Augya I9o,.
THE TRUSTEES OF Bowdoin College
\ are hereby reminded, that their next meeting
will be held by adjournment at the College houle in
Brunfwck, the firt Wednesday of September next,
ten of the clock in the forenoon thar the next day
is appointed for the Inhalation of the Prefdent and
the day following, which will be Friday the bird day
of September for examination of Students for admGsn
into faid College.
CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary.
Byn.tsgit. A4gG I6, 1904.
MAINE BANK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
THE TRUSTEES of Bowdoin Collegt
MAINE BANK.

Atbe Jf meeting Of the Gu5jsri5srs for tbe ql9ahc
l5aHt, holden at Portland, July IT, lSoa-YorED,
THAT the firit payment to be made,
l. be ten per cent. on each ihare which ihaii be
paid TO the Directors at fuch time and pace they
ha fee fit to appoint. to receive the fame, sp2s NOT
les than twenty days notice. and that fucn fuber Der
as fall neglect TO pay the fame lha be condered
having forfeited their flares in the Bank,
Voted--That the Directors be and hereby are EN-
powered admit fuch additional fuhicrbers com
pete the fubcripton the number OF hree Thoufand
Shares and alto iuch perions in the of shofe who
may forfeit their ihafes by net paying in their rit pay
nent, a. they lhall fee fir.
Atteit, ISAAC llSLEY, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
S O N G.


TELL me, where's the vilet fed,
Late 70 eaily blowing,
Springirg meath fair Flora's tread,
Chbicell fwee,s believing.
Swain, the vernal fcence is DER,
And the viIet blooms no more
Say; where hides the bIuihing rofe,
Pride OF fragrant morning,
Garland meet for be&uty's browS;
Hall aud dale adorning9
Gentle maid, the lumrisr's fed,
And the hopeleis role is dead'i
Bear me then to yonder rll,
Late 70 freely flowing,
Wat'-ing many a daffodil
On its margin glowing
Sun and wind exhau9s its fore;
Yonder riv iet gdes no more
Lead me 10 the bow'ry llIadc
LATE with roies Haunting;
Eov'd relort of youth and maid,
Anxious dirty chanting
Hail and form with fury fhower
Leaflets mourns the rifled bow'r
Say, where bides the village maid,
Late Won cot adjoining,
OF I've met her in the glade.
Fair and frelh as morningl
Swain, how fhort is beauty's bloom
Seek her in her crafty tomb
Whittier roves the tuneful twain,
Who, of ura pleaiures,
Roie and vi'let, rll and plain,
Sung in deite9 mealures
Maiden, fwft LIES viiion flies,
Death has clof'd the poets eyes .
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
FOR SALE,
ct aufiOu, on THURSDA1, I6tb Sep next,
A Lot of [ and. with a Dwelling

IN Houfe, Barn, and valuable Fan yard--htua-
Ted IN Eal5soHtb, Mane-accommodatcd with every
convenience tor Tanner--now occupied by Daniel
9yyazt it being the eftate of Perez Bypq OF Bolton
Bankrupt. The conditions be made known at the
time and place Of fac. Sale the premiies, at Z
o'clock For further particulars inquire At No. 10,
Long W6arE BOSTON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
Jonathan Ward.

Clocs-maker, Je4OeHer s. SifveyJmit5, :
IIAS contantly for lale, at his Clock Mandatory
il IN F,yeJog CLOCKS of almoft every defcription.
Warranted equal to in the world for time keeping
Gentlemen may q, sAy lime be fuppIied with eight day
Clocks, either at fad mandatory, their dwelling
houle. by verbal written rtqueh, cheap for cath
a. can any where be puTchaIed.
All favors in any Iins of his bufnefs viii Be duly
acknowledged
~ Tao affiDe Boys, IA IS Year, of ags -ui9 1y.e
1Dh6 good ' as dRprertaa asPieatiou Is made 6on
Fryeburg, Auga!t 4. 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
ISAAC lLSLEY, CLERK.

Purluant to the foregoing vote, the
Directors of the Bank aforelaid hereby give notice,
that they have appointed Tpgaay fbt Ssvs"f6 asv Of
Septebe, next, from eight clock the forenoon nnli
fix in the afternoon, the frit payment agreea
bly, hereto, the building purchafed for the CorPo
ration, viz. No IL Jones Roro. in F9gGytt Portland
ST The payments TO be made in Gold nd Silver.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, ChWmaa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
l9Oetrp.
= f1om the NETWORK EVENING Posr

T5errsov"er hous Of f5s faRovrizg Soag trasared
3ro" Jacob, ~f fiks rvab ts7 neou t5e 0o,a Of roe
9rJsg5's heart. n irry ain 81 tie Pssis,eo IRE bove
la,dy essr ZEN ssts }enS ard 5sasy nil sVoeltpsa
-1!te zsuny deep d5asoa fgb
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
SIP CbanNe,y.
John Deering,

HAS FOR SALE, 1T Ne.si, Long -Wsay.
I'D. Cd. 1od. and 2od. Nails.
Brads and Tacks, Ciout Nails sheath~sbdo.
Drawing Nails, Ships CpmpafTes, C6nr Mills.
Codiines and Loglines, Deep Sea Lines,
Bnnac'e Lamps, Bunting, Charts, Time Oa1s,;
ScrubhIng Brufhss, Scr4pers Ladies.
eth Forks, Grains, Shark Hooks Harnoon..
AIDES and Axes, ChifeIs and Gouges.
Log Reels, Log Paper, Marinp Spikes.
Drawing Knives, Paint and Tar Brufbes.
Hammers, Plain Irons, Handlaws. Padleek.,
Sewing and Whipping Irvine,
Hinges and Screws of all forts.
Gimblets, Cauking Irons, Iron Box f,oct..
Duck, iron, Fryngpans Iron Shovels
PAINTS Of all kinds.
few Boxes Scale FISH.
70 Barrels PORK.
Hhds BET RUM.
The above articles will bs fold on the lowell terms,
Portland A4gsR 9. .A.a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
Straved or Stolen

IRON the mcclure Of the iubfcriber on the night
y of the 4th inlt. MARE, and Mare COLT
the mare IS OF dark colour hor tad. fqaarc docked
The AIRED off ccle white tripe in her face with
white feet, andabout years oid.-'ihe colt !. Of a
red color, iopg tail iquare Al the end fheAred
with halter round her neck both trot al-Whotver
will reurn, give information Of fad horfcs, ths be
generuuly rewarded. I'll MITCHELL.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

1T COurs Of Common Pleas tor tbs county If Gun.
derland, begun and hOlfen at Portland, QUitbin
and fer Jail county Of Cumberland, on tbs third
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

III LonTg ~ Common Ffe05 jar me county u cum
berland, begun and hOLfen at Portland, qUitbin
and for Jaid county Of Cumberland, on tbs third
Tuejday of June, A. D. I8o,--
NN the petition Of loEN PEARee and WILLIAM
~ PEARcE, both Of Norfhy yarmouth, in The county
OF Cumberland, hulbsndmen, 1Iswng-- That they are
nterettcd in common with othtrs them unknown:
following ract parcel Of land, wit, the two
hu1dred and eighty acre lquadron, numbered nine,
1uate and lying IN the Gore, 70 called, in Northyar-
mouth aforeadThat they are leised of the aforesid
tract of land ia the following proportioa The faid
John Pearce in one hundred and twenty acres d.
vdng faid fquadron into nine equal parts beng three
ihare. and twenty eight acres and the lad William
Pearce in one hundred and thirty acres aud third
of acre, being four flares and FIX acres of the und
videi fquadron, afcrelad ana that they are de-
frous that their fcvera fsares in the prees may be
et OF them hold in fe yeray and therefore, pray
ing that three five freehoders may be appointed to
fet off their ares therein and divide the fame from
rhe reit-
ORDERED, That the petitioners caufc the feveral
pcrons nr ercted in faid eftac and beng within the
State, or the Aornics OF fuch abent and Reid
I'M within the state, be duly notified Of fad petition
by ierving Them perionaly with copy thereof or
leaving copy their dwelling houfe, alt place of
abode, by nicrtng the fu5tsnce of the me in one
more of the public newspapers, that they may have
oppor uui,y make their exception this Court,
be holden at Ncwgoucciter, the third Tucfdsy
Of October next, TO their granting the farae.
(lG AucR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CiaE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

5Ny TOT, Toe.
4 ME Suoiccib~r hereby sves notice TO all con-
4 ccrned, hat having oeen duly appointed Ad-
miniltratrix on the efate of JONATHAN WiscATE,
Iatr ofSearboroagB, in The county ofCumbeIIand,
yeomaa, deceattd. has taken upon her that trnit,
ard given bond a. the law tre15 61e therefore
ruQuefs All petGoas WHO arg indebted to fad de-
ceaf-d's eltatr to make immediate payment aod
thofc VINO have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the fame to COMFORT WlNGATE.
HngKR IL. I2O7.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

StraYed or Stolen.

FROM Mr.. lngrahams palure, on the aoth inn
I iniali red MARE, black name and tail, with TAR
IN her forehead, threeeears old af pring-rots prn-
cipsly. Whoever may have taken NO laid mare, or
will give 'nforms;on, 70 that the owner may obtain her
ihai DC handlomcy rewarded by the fubicrber.
SAMUEL HUTCHENS.
Iooytgg7T fnrzf "a
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05
NOTE.

{" I mali ciofe ny life with as much tran
+" guilty as my declining health viii permit.
q and, 10 niy latt moments, ihall be amply con-
4" folcd i'm the conviEloa, that, anidh Pc
" VERIFY and PFRSECUTION, ( pre-
" feryed my political fajlh, ny love for my
q fellow citizens, and an inAexibIe adherence
g 70 principle" MsRIwErHrR JoNEs, n
the Examiner Of the 18th nit. OF the two
words printed in capitals, it Is irnpoablc 10
CON prcbend the meaning,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

req q this from their general character and dic.
p.3'1lohS, but we have ftronger ground for
es'hi3 that fnch will be their condutl'
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

I Fid. t6e former note
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

JAMES r. CALENDER.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

I va. PAGE nd Of th's 5av's Recorder,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06

OfcourIe, the brunt Of the battle prefles upon
three or four OF the youngcit and mofl active
judges, without whom the wheel of litigation
could hardly turn iffclf round.
Weihall Cloe with one other considerations
tha lhews the very doubtful nature OF udi-
cia i9depsnasnce. The federal prefidens has
an ltnmente patronage; and in many eff the
isares, i'll Pennfyivania, for example, the ro
vernon has the fame. If you caunot rai{e ,he
iaiary OF Judge, YOU can provide for his re-
iations, which comes TO the fame thing; or, in
the cafe of federal Judges, you cav lefd ther,
as Spbaiiadors TO France or England. Eoe,y
ma" bag RS frice, iays the proyerb; and this
maxim holds iii a lcait thoulznd inltances to
one,
The Gnn e cur obf2rvations is that, with
reiTett 70 the Judiciary fyiaeru, the federal
contribution IS qminentiy detective; that the
experience OF New England hrikes an ex-
arope riglE IN the face o. IL; and ghat feder
raj Judge, WIN his preient ipcties OF indepcu-
dencc, poiiei'es ! very dangerous Kind of au-
thortW We now rcturn to thc ftnator Of
New York.
NJ. Morris ther goes back TO his funeral
tong upon the poor dying conititutlon. All
this part or MS Grafton we conEdcr as mere
fumnery. 10 fa6t is more certain shan that
the conltih,tion has been forty times broks
already; and yet ihe rites, like Antnus, with
renovated vigour, and proceeds once more in
her wontsd courfe
As ene breach Of the contribution, we
thould be glad, fo' example, TO hear what
part Of IL authorizes the government to innpri
ion their debtors for life, or during their own
diicretionf Can aRy thing he more tyranncal
than 20 keep an honeh inioiyent bankrupt in
prion for FIVE years This was cafe, which
Mr. Rutledge lately mentioned in conerefs.
he man is !tillin jail, and likely to remain
thaEs during the ref Of his days.
(Io lie coatinstd)
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06
CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
HOUSE OF RkpnxsEurAr1vzs.
Tae. 25, 1902.

Jae. %, 1902.
In our laiF paper, there wss inherited part
OF the SPEECHEs Of the FPDERAL MIN
8ERs, on a Refolution called up on the a.
bove date, By Mr.. BAyARD, and whsreon
tie Republicans declined to fpeak. Iris
was the fecond RefoInt;on which had this
day been let side IN that manner. Before
the Houfe rofc, a third reiolution lLared the
fame fate. Here fellows IN account Of tl.e
proceedings Upon it.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06

Mr.. RuTLEDGE called UP Tor confederation
the 'elolution which he moved on Friday, en-
which the previous qUcftion was Their caken
Rst5}ved, Thar the committee Of WAYS
and Means, he inifr13e3, parfiruirrly, 20 en-
euire into the expedieacv OF reducing the du-
ties on brown tugar, Core and b0hea teas
Mr.. GRs5woLp hoped The rsiylugion would
be deeided upon.
Mr.. RUrLEDGE hoped the reference would
Obtain. J'hefe articles paid the hioheG rare
Of o,ties ana were Of the frft neccAity. IN
looking oyer the rates Of duties on irnpoff, he
law Tlany articles tbat were ;axed enormously
higl. Thofc in the recitation were OF the
fri neceMty, the duly high, and laid when
they were at war pris%s; while the people
receired war prices for their produce, they
couG With convenience pay for thafe articles
tiiolgh high. The obiet} Of the refolution
was merely TO enquire, and he DID nor fee how
ii couid Interfere, with any object gentlemen
have IN lew.
Ms, DAM. ( beg heartily to tender the
honage # my profound refpc6is, for the Dig
nhsd hyuation IN which gentlemen have now
placed ,hemtslves, and congratulate them on
Their ilence. There is f,rnsthing peculiarly
,mPreliiye in this mode OF opgoGla every
tnirg gl3at is urged. Its feidoW thar gentle
mes have exhibited fuc}T a remarkable appear
ancs OF a philoi6Phs.-l aGtrbIy.
Tbaf dVnb iegifa:aye 5ojR iaamoytai:a< yazl,
mare lis fad to have been the language of
j Certain d4tinguiihed genprs! 70 d certain
nominal Able, who has been rcprefentcd as
haY ne pigeon-bqles full g conifitutiols of
MS 'Wn making.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06

See " Recorder OF the azth ult.
t " Recorder" of the 10th ult.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06

/ Befdes one hundred and ninety swo dol
lars day, IS the payment Of the falarjes of
thirty-two Senators, their clerks, and variety
Of other incidents, make about as mach more.
The wages Gf the two houGeS DO not coniti
tnrc ore halo the s6tual exPences Of . felion.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts land
lrengthens the gums, preferves the enaaiel ir9rs
decay, and cleanfes and whitens the teeth, by
abforbing all that acrimonious lime & toulneis,
which fufered to accumulate, never fails 70 IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
DR.. fIAHNss GENUINE EYE. WATER.

a fovereign remedy for all diieaies OF rhe eyes
whether the effect of natural weakness or of ac
cident, Deductions Of rheunl, dullneis, itching
and films on the eyes, never falling to cure thoie
malades which frequently fuceecd the lnlall Pox,
meailss and fevers, and wonderfully frengthen-
ing a weak fight Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD,

s A fate and efTe6fual remedy for govt, Iheun,a-
tim, palfey, fprains. bruifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. Ana has performed more cures
in the above complaints than all the other nedi-
cines ever before made public.
From Or. Weatber54ya,
Wtb couat, Hirgui;a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12

u;tb very nnaIl living animals. Not ore OF that
f nrt Of worms which ulually aflia children,
came from him. Since that period nc grew re-
,,,arkably better in health, and though lean,
,asyotsa freih aud lively complexion. Upon
d;ffsrent occaiions have uled this medicine as
nurging lubtitute, and found it to aniwer exceed
Iingfiy well, without bringing on betiy-aehe' or
any Of thole dlagrceable ienialons, 10 often oe-
cafioned by purging medicines. Upon the WHOLE
Judge this medicine to be, belidcs its main OBJ
;ea. one Of the mott fautary means for reitof-
ING loft appetite, and promoting proper tate
Of digsf;on, by carrying off that bilious tub-
ftance, which engenders 70 much ind'ipoiition
both among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedient tervant,
JOHN MOTHER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable through g
ous Europe, as an invaluable coimesle, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from eoTroiiye and rep-!
lent minerals (the BATS Of other lotions) aud Ct
UNPARALLELED efficacy in preventing and removing
bIen,;las in the face and kin of every kind, par
tculsry freczles, pinples, naammatory rednels'
tlcuris, letters, ring worms, iun burns, Pli1AiS!
heat, &c. 80.
The perlian Lotion operates mildly without
impeding chat natural, inieniible peT'pirat'on
which is effential to health. Yet its ialutary e.
fefts arc fpeedy aud permanent, rendering inc
kin delcately loft and clear, improving the COM
plexiou, and referring the bloom OF youth Nc
yer falling, to render an ordinary countenanee
beautiful, and an handiome one moreio.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
T4PE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Tnn-seepcr, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 40 nlohshs'agoto be grievoufy al
hieted with a tape worm, which incre2ied fat
in Gzc' and lrength, 10 as to excite the mott
horrici !enfations by its writhing motions and
in,olershle pains, relenhiing he gliawiug and
tearing of his bowels, which deprived him OF
his necedary 1een, and eauies} fuyh dreadful ap
prehenfions as cannot be conceived but by ore in
a iiGiiar fituation--his appetite wait I'd rapidly,
and with thar his itrength, 70 that he was una
bic 10 attend 70 any bulinefs--when he heard
of fnme excellent cures performed by Hami
tins worm lozenges. he TO k a large dole, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS Of the
worm (now in he pafeGon Of .ec. & Coz.
but renewal of his pains foon convinced him
cha this manitrous repti lie had recovered its fra
vigaur--AppIcaeioa was made to / ee & Co.
for more Of their medicine, with their advice
from which fefulted the total expulfon Of his
formidable enemy, in feverai pieces, which he
fuppoied to be TX or EIGHT YARD more.
A few mouths have in-e elapfed. and MIR. Full
Ter is now in perfect health. The above facts
are well known to numerous circle of his neigh.
bours, and himfetf will crafty auy who may
with TO make lurther inquiries on HE fubjec.
Although Hamllton's worm lozenges produce
fuch powerful effects, when necsGary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton ON the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr.. Fuller viii teaily--fheir particu-
lar n,idnefs is abundaneiy evident il. ;nnun1era.
ole cures Of infants.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT FOR the

Which is warranted an infallible remedy at
one app catiou, and may be uied with perfect
fafety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, net containing particle of mercury, or any
ether dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with thattormenting fn,art which
attends the application Of other remedies
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
C'oAny Of Alexaadr1a,
AtyI e, 1901.

Was taken up and committed
to this Jail, as a runaway. Negro man
who calls himfelf ISAAC, and fays he
belongs to Mr.. Hurry Griffith, of Lou
doun county, near the Red Houfe: he is
about 40 years Of age, ola low failure,
and film made: bad on All Old brown coat,
Jacket and breeches Of negro cotton. The
owner is requeeed to come, prove proper
~, paw charges, and take him away
otherwile be will be diipoisd Of as the
law directs.
JAMES 'cAMPBEL,
May IS. raw Jailer
Cath gwen for rags
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Yoyk, Jsaaay 4tA, 1907.

Dear sIr,
DR.. tiamiltor's lozenges have been recon-.
nspded to me IS q very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms, prccur-
ID box for the pit OF my family, TO try, whe-
ther by means Of this medicine, might be ena-
biel 20 gain point, which, TO accomplish, dit.
eerent ether mans had proved aborrive. My
eldcG bsiy had a very Gckly appearance, wasvery
re.iefsat right, grew leaner from time to time,
IN {hart, hesfecmed TO be in a preearieus fate q
health. which would yieldto none Of the nedi
cipes aslmiiiiltred, until gave hin,two doisss
ofiozenges. agfeeably to the directions which
carried OFF iubaance TO all appearance a mere
mucus, bur upon clofs irfpeai0n quite replete
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLFy

tia, reeeived PER the Paul Seimou !.
Balfimoys, and Union, capt. Wooa5,un
fran Loudou,
4 iuPply Of flsitable GoODs
for the iealoa, which are now o,eniug an
will be fold low by the package or Sie s'4
and he is in daily expectation Of rece:yina ,
further fupplies.
N. B. He has alto for lale,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
May I9. 4
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcoyered which give
immediate and lahing relief in the moi fever'
intances.