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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
2Sp GLtlaDssD DaMlltglv,
Author OF the - lvlenoWs OF Modcra PniloG
piers, &c.

ON this intercfing and highly Important
branch OF flieace, fever, y4IUabje works have,
within few years, been pveien:el 10 the paohi,
among which The above, rs It IS IN: mott ree1J,
20 is it pre- emin-nt'y ute:u'. Let y hef luj JET
into an inquiry concerning the nature x me active
powers, aud intellectual faculties Ct the humaa
mind, Mrs Hamilton h1s developed thole powers
and faculties with periPicuity and @biby
which, while it arre&s The sttentifnct th2ie who
have mott faccci5luly Gadied lhclo iubje6ts, mu:t
render competent Knowledge OF th;m ianniaf
to the NOT ordinary capacity The i2perhall'
pels and frivolity CT character engende9ed II the
modern fy!tem Of education, have been Icrg and
iutty, a fubjctt of complaint; but ihs PaTtl-
Gu ar cauils Hy which thelc teyus evils h/'c
been produced, were hitherto but imPeriettY
known, or little attended To: 10 trace thaie evils
to their fourcc, and to point out the proper re-
medy, IS the ultimate o, jet to which The Hleri-
tori us Efforts # this Author have been clrettedi
AMI in hele toyts ne has, it is believed, iaeted'
ed GeycuI the noCt iapguine expectations. sun
indeed, is the imp rtance OF toe inquiries Whi,A
form the iuhjef Of this work, and 10 great the
fuccefs with which thoie Inquiries have cen F'''
fuej, tina: the happict consequences 70 ioeieij
my realouab!y be expected to re!at ir,m The
prclent publication. 10 all it is interesting Ia a
very hg n degree, butto mothers q tani'ies' 'n9
Others eng4ged IA the formation cl tie MINDS q
children and youth, It will prove an acq"liiii0"
firstly Invaluable. ,,.,
The rapid iaIe of two irpTetil rs Ct ihi' . |o5"
in England, tufieienty evinces the hiso eNi' ,,:
on in Which It is there held; An American e'', ,
2n--eqnal t., and at l!ttIe more than NJ us
price Of The Dgil.h clitior'--is M" oitsIe1 -
the patronage o. the American pubic; by "1 ,
itsmcrit, viii, doubtIeis, bejuity arp. ,
dr. ExtyaR 1r9u the e61vs NS'S' :.
1: From moe of the writers on ed9c'llon !.
/" woull appear, th1r it is ony 80 people q TAX W.,
g and fortune lhlt education is matter d ''I
importance. 50 fach alone can the iy!ts .r
q that are geaeraly proPols}, be adopted - :,
(uch, therefore, mutt we believe thea1 - -, :.
exclusively addrefed 70 rake me '' ~,
n end fnihed gentlemen S@raa' no pat o o. M
{, plau, which has tcr its ohje& the iu'je'''o i
the paiions, the iire9ion Of the atIsctions, al"
g the cultivation Of the faculties hat are c2lD''
a to the whole human race. Geo,
y TIE price Of the Britifl editIon' IS '''''''
la.lliags, sterling, ia boards
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TdPE WORM.

MIR. S.AMUEL tUIlER, Inn-teePer, on
the flaIferi road, ten mics from Baltimore,
began about 20 months age TO be gricvouily al
hiaed with tape worm, which increaied tait
in Gze AM Arcngth, 70 as to excite the mnN
h,rrii feui4cionS by its writing motions md
iarolerable pains, reismb)i2g he & awing and
gearing Of h;sEhowels, which Deprive han o.
his nec, fary ljea. and cautcd FL, h dreadful up
prshenfions as cannot be conceived but y ore in
a Fl Tar ftuatiol--his APP, tive waaed rapidly,
and with that his 1rength, 20 that he Was una
bl: 10 attend t.. a.,y huiineis---when ne heard
Of fome excellent cures performed by Hamil
tins wa7nl lazeHgas, he>to K large dole, which
brou2ht away about FOUR YARCS Of the
worm (now n he paileiiian CfLee & Co.)--
bat renewal # his pains totn convinced HIM
sha- this monArous reptile hadrecovered its Init
viycur-AppI;catiD was made % lee & Go.
for rnnre Il heir medicine, with their advcc--
frsm which rtfnlted the total expul.ion Of his
f,rmtdlbe euemy, in icgeTal pieces, which he
fupps Esd to &c ike E!GHr YARDS more.
A few In4tths have fince el3pi.i. ard Mr.. Fpl
Ter is now IN perfect he.Ih. he above fa6ts
are well known to numerous cirtie Of his reis b.
bours, ana hiaiielf will p1atity any who may
with to make further inquiries on the lusic@t.
Although Hanu:t,n'S wgrn ezenses protucc
"a h poWersul efft&4s, when neteGaTy, yerthey
ire pcrle6t:y inuotcnt ard p'id in their olera-
ton i he human body, even taken in isrgc
dofes, as Agr Fuller Will teifify-their particu-
lar n,ldnc.s is ahundanty evident in inAamera'
bic cures u infants.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06

WANTED to employ imme-
diateiy, for the benefit of The ooh Re
girnent of Virginia Militia, two MI
SICIAMS; one to teach the different
beats Of the drum, the other, the mutie
Of tie hfe. Such pcrlons as are well qua
flied for the above tuition, and will en-
yage to inGruEt the learners which viii
conii& Of fxteen boys for each branch,
Mali receive a liberal Compensation from
,4s6ubicribcr,, who is authorized by lay
Is s4nqloy tutors; and by the Court OF
Enquiry, to pay them for thsir ieryices
3hea performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, 2awtt
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The RESTORATIVE POWDER fer the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
Arcngrheas tie gums, prctervcs the ena.2el IF m
decay, and cleanfes and winters the teeth, ~
Absorbing all thai acrimonious lime & iou.n.iS,
which uttered 20 accumulate, never fails 10 M
iure and ln-l!y ruin them.
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rs pECOMMENDED

DR.. HAIN's ANTlBIrllouo PILLS
The operation ofrhefe pills is PeEteetty !nIid' 10
as 70 be ucd with f4tefy BY p@rions IN every iitu
ton, and OF every Sgf.
rhoy are cxcelIcntly adaptedto carrYof fuPer-
ilasus bile, and prevent its morbid fecletons--'to
reaore and amend the appetite 10 procure tree
percpiratioa, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal contemporaries
d Cs never fails TO remove cold, il taken on its
fra anpeararss. 1hcy are celebrated Ter re.
n,vioa \ ritaal Observation-Disclosures The ho-
mach, ana l.vsre head ache--and ought TO be
taken ty all perlcns on change Of chna;e'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
Dr. HARMS GENUINE EYE, WATER.

Dr.. IIArN's GENUINE EYE, WATER.
a fyvereign remedy Tor all difeaf,s Of The eyes,
wl,ef her the eject ofnatural weakness or OF &C
titen5, deGnCi9ns Of rheum, duilneIs, itching
and fifms on the eyes never failing 20 cure thoie
nalae:ies "hth frequently facceed tie final pox,
mealles and E,vers, and wonderfully frcngt then
INC we.h fi%ht. Hundreds have experienced
its exec lent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among tie iaihiolisole through.
out Europe, as an invaluable cofnetic. perfectly
Innocent aud fafe, free from corrofigs and rep-l,
lent minerals Che DaGs Of other Lotions and ct
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
blemlhes in the face and &in Of every kind, par
tcularIy freckles, pinPles, :naammatoly retnels,
Icurts, te;ters, ring worms, fun burns PFicSey
heat, &c.
The PerGan Lotion operates mildly, without
irnpe,i that natural, in!cnfib!c Precipitation
which is eTcnti.l to health. Yet its iaiutary Ct
fees are fpeedy and pcrmsncnt, rendering the
azin del caleIy ioft ana clear improving nc COM
p cxion, and reltosi g Tie bloom cfyou'h. re
YER filling to render an ordinary countenanee
beautiful, and an hlndiome one more 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH,

Which is warranted an infallible remedy at
ne implication, and may be u!ed with perfect
ffety by pregnant women or On inian's "eeK
o?d, n co.t3i4in,; particle f mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient Nhate7er, and IS rot
accompanied with that torren.ing mart "hieh
attends the application Of otherremedl>s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06

fort of worms which urually afaid children
can.e from him. Since that period he grew re-
mai .:abiy better in health, and though lear,
has got frelh and lively complexion. Upon
different occalions have utel this medicine as a
purging fpbAitute, and foand it to anfwer exceed
ingly well, without bringing ON bclly-ache, or
my OF thcfe dilagleeab'e lenlations, 70 often oc-
calioncd BY pgrgiig medicines. Upon the whole,
jadgc this medicine 20 be, beliGes IFS main o.
len, one Of the mol falutaIy means for reiter-
ing lot appetite, and promoting proper fate
of ELECTION, by carrying off that hii us iu5-
Rance, which engenders 20 much indlp1 iltion
bo,h among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott ohedicnt fervant,
JOHN MOTHER.
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HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk,
TRACE &C MUSTARD,

A fate and effeetual remedy for govt, lheun,a-
tim, palGey, Ipraias, bruifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. AMI has perfors.ed more cures
in the above conrp9aintsthan all the o.hcf medi-
cines ever before made public
From Dr.. Weather5ara,
Wytb couat, Virgiaia.
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CARVING, GLIDING. n, !,
HARVESTING. ''
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS

From Philadelphis)
IN PRINcE,STREET, be:zvee# Fairf,.
and Watsr Streets, next d2or :, J a.
Dicks IL TIE boae lately occabrj H.
GroOe Vrgjf;
Respectfully iaforms the citizens g
Alexandra that lhe intends reGdioo hsr,
tor few months, and will be haoov J.,
executing any orders in The above br3oc,
es of buiinels. She regilds add yarn;6e,
old frames 70 as to MAKE them appear Ike
aew--and ljkeWifc yarnillles them WIKI ,
particular kind of warmth tina, wil, be..
va(hing.
SIZE has on hand,
A large and elegant aGortment of
Prints and Looking G laaes
Of every delcription, which will be o,s
On the loweR terms for cath.
Orders from a di&ance will be punH,
ally attended to.
September 3. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet ditcogered whlcn gives
immediate ari laling relief in the mott feveFe
iA9ances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
Fram LUTHER Martin, Elq. Attor-
ny-G saeralgf the State Of Maryland.
Gentlenen,

Gentlemen,
/ comply with your r,qnea in Eating my
opinion Of Hamll;, MS Elixir. 1t has been u!ed
IN my family for two or three years paf, with
uniform iuccels, whenever colds, coughs, or fl
miIar complaints have rendered medicine he
ceffary. | have n1yfclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
blefome affection of the bEealt, accompanied
with forsneis and with obfruced and difficult
breathing.
On, thcfe accounts ] do not heftate 10 recon-
mend Fian,iron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and defcIying public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abijah Henly, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton elixir of
very complicated dil5rder, occaioned by a fe
we're cold caught teveral months ago. He
breathed with the greatef difficulty, and was
often thrown INTO weakening fweats when he
atte nptso to walk any diltance, and his voice
would frequently fail in fuch degree that he
could oCiy attempt to Whitper he has been
Upwards Of fix weeks without return of his
complains. and defFes 10 give this public tef-
timeny in favour Of this invaluable medicine
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Wtb eoHaty, Tirgia'4'
Gentlemen,


I purchaCed at ycu- ihop the ?: operations you
call tIamiIJons E{eDce, or txtracG of Mrtfard,
which believe his perfectly removed 4 chronic
rrheu,patifm {of that kind named !ciatica, or c!
the Nip ioiar) under v hich had~laboured for a
long time, aI.d which had baia,d every article
in the Materia Mediea, and every. mode Of treat
mene received into practise for ihs cure Of hi.
obRinate ddeafe, II you think this letter atssu
you are at liberty 20 nske it public.
Yours, &c.
P. WFATHERTU2N.
John Hoover, rope-maker, Sen h seccnt
Street, between Mary and Christian-sF<e.s
Philadelphia, voluntarily rlaketh oaih IS 4!
lows, naslcy tina: his wife, Mary Hanver, wa
TO r,verely all I'D .Eith violent Iheunatlln
very dangers fly iittaced, ii, corfsqeence Of {
5fevere cold after iy,fg "a as tobe cohled e shei
bed for leveTal weeks, ami v5s at length re
du-ed 70 TIE me'aacho'y, apprehension OF re
,rn9inng Z crpple for he. uotasthifaniing th,
mott reipetlabIe med;c4 advice VAS foowet
ana every pfobaala rfne!y atlempfed VII.
feeiac feyeral cafas q cures performed by ia
riItoa's EGtnce and EysraQ Of Malard, tfel
wese.proeusea frara VIZ. Bireh. >o.,I7, Soul
secona-Sueet. .Ii,e dgi} applicaeioa e2ahe,
her a. walk acrof, thc roam, and the ME # en-
bottle reltorcd her to her ufa fate e heliti
AID irength. join aQoY5S.
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Sold iikewife b. S. Plea

a ! Sod IikewlIe ~ S. Pea
an55, Richmond; Ro6 and Doa-
ghE, Pet<rJ5arg +; 7: Green, Ere
nc5Gurgh; G. Purdic, Smith
fed; ID, Zones, SggoA /; Dr..
Miller, Wlnchsfer r. Green
bou, WIIAamI54Tg /; and /. Sh4w,
LeeG'ug.
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TIE ANODYNE E lXIR.
For The cure of every kind Of head. ache

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fife and ,fPeedy remedy for toe veneFial dli-
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Communicated by DR.. JUN S3onsAr
l1rk- tsqvn, PenaGivagia.

Communicated BY DR.. Jobu S3onsAr,
1.yk tsqvn, PeagJlVan@.
letter from tie reverend Mr. JofH MOL
rHER, niuiRcr OF the MoEagiaa church, in
YORKTOWN.
1oyk, J4aa1y 4h, 1902.
Dear Sir,
Dr.. ilamilroa's lozerges have been recon-
ncnoei to 1ac. 2sa very adequate means for the
cure Of children alsttted with worms, procur-
ID bcx FIR the ufe Of my family, TO try, whe-
her ~ means Of this me-. cine, alighF he era
5led 10 gain point, which, 70 accan'ph.h, dlt-
erent other means had proved abcrtNe. ny
eldeR b y he'd a very icsly appearance, vas very
reitlefsa night, grew leanGr from time TO time ;
il florr, he ]eemed . be il precalioas fate OF
h alth, which woa'd yield to none OF he. nedi-
ines a;lrltuitercd, untiai gave him TWO d'les
arlGzcpges agreeahlY . the dire:tions, which
s,srli4d Oh a 'nhaanee toal appearance n1err
nuelis, lar upon cloIe lnlfpettion quite replet
with very f.n2lI living animals Net cue Ct tha
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
lr. IIAMILTON.s EIlXiR,

Afovercig On remedy for Colds, obdiaate Coughs
Alha,as, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and AP.
preaching Coniunnptions.
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To parents EVl50 MY 0aOe ebiEaffN aD7If3ea
zvifb the HOPPING COUGH.

This dfcovery is Of the Erl magnitude, as e
is an immediate relief, checks the progress, and
in ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
eiforder to whilh childre are liable--the Elixir
is f, perfectly agree bic and the dofe 70 fnla
that no difficulty ariles in taking it.
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CASTS OF CURES.

(Sekaid from tbegIa@dsJ tie nntoeati
city IF (which any psJoa mcy gjtert4fn
e.t5er BY letter or Psyoaal 0Pthc4t:o1.
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An ounce II prevention IS VICTIM p0u!'u %
cure
For the prevention and cure Of bIioEs and ma"
hgnant tevers,
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Or. HAEN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CCR " PLASTER.

An inFal.ible rcn'edy FOR corns, iPeeally remov,
as them, root and b! anch, Without giving pain.
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Sworn and fulfcribed before Ebenezef Fersu.-
fcn, Eie ne o. The juitices Of the peace Tor PHI
slad.iehia CuuutY1
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cafe.
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G TAKE NoTtcE,

Ibat 5. BJ1eP IS 0f4otatea ire ONLY 4
ger FIR -4leraa9Siz.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

ginia we had mott tremendous hur,;-
cane. We were but twenty r9ifeS from
Dublin, when il came on w. n. W ~
midnight Jan. I'D; we lay on ourbeam-
ends a hours, driving on the coat. Az
l o'clotks on the 22G, we faw she Ian,
and breakers under our lee, which prov.
ed to be Holyhead, not more tha, !,
mile dittanr; we attempted TO make fail,
butln vain. Mott of our fails were blown
from the yards, after being handed; and
lone ofour men were beat out, and eav.
themielyes up TO the mercy of their ma
ser. Finding that we mutt PERTH in !
tew moments, orrun the flip afhore. we
put her head towards a flnall OPENING,
iurfounded with breakers, where we r.
go both anchors. The Tea broke Over
our roputait head, and we rode Bur a feiy
minutes before both our cables pared,
and the ihip fell round on the rock,
and upiet. A mott terrible iea hove
her over the reef bur providenrially no
one was fwept from the wreck: !,
few moments ihe truck aeain whe,f
we cut away all three mats f1e thea
went down head foremoh and her frr,s
hung by the rocks Hundreds OF rf,,l
pie were on the ihore, anxious for our
relet, bit none could be given, the lea
making a breach over the wreck. Al
Tx O'Clock in the aveDing, fome oer.
tlemen on lhore gave fifty guir1eas 70
Tx brave fellows TO take us from fbA
wreck. Their boat took off. our r4Ao
WHO had narrow efcape. remained
behind with my iecond mate and three
tealnen for fourteen hours, no one. da,s
ing TO venture again for Our relief ill
the next day, by WHICH tire we had al.
mott perlfhed with cold and hunger t
then hove rope on fhore by which
had the good fortune TO fave rnylelf at
ter being nearly exhaufed. A boat loon
after took the remainder aihare.
The form was dreadful. Sixty fail Of
VeGels lott, feverai houfes blown down,
trees torn up by the roofs, and great de-
ttructlon done In the country.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05
|/ILMINGTOM, (DslosoeyeJ Apr;i sofb
sHoP KEEPERS AN5 DRALERs
gEwARF

Two men were detected on Thhrfday laf},
in this town, in telling what is fuppoled TO be
Starch, whichby iome procefs, had been dyed
10 as TO approximate 10 near IN its appearance
10 SPanhh Indigo, that teveral perions had been
impofed on by the deception.
oome or the fame kind as above mentioned,
mad been fold to ione of the fhop keepers in
this borough ione time Gnce, by other hands
than the preient vendors, but who, no doubt,
belong to the fame honelt company of indigo
manufacturers.
This fpurious indigo is eafly diRinguifhed
from the genuine, by its porous quality, and
the cafe with which it is difIolved, by putting
It'll water.
We have thought it proper to fay this much,
to guard the public againf Each wretched i'm
petition
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05
PORTLAND Ap1H IL.

E*t,'aa Gf 4 letter (yoas Capt Re5st
StoCotr, 9f The l5ip Sarbem, lftbJ pert,
to The ediiOr, datsd.
" tiaaYHEAp, February II. 1902,
g I'm unhappy to inform you ofmy
misfortune in the lois of the Sachem
near HoIyhead harbor, on the a1ft and
22d January, As there have been ma
ny flying reports thar the crew Of the
flip perifhed, which mutt cau(e much
anxiety to their friends, you will be 70
kind as TO pubjiIh 10 your Gazette that
they are all iafe We are we'll treated
by the inhabitansz Of this place. Our
hip has been gor off Gnce lhe was
wrecked, but her bottom is totally orr
Her remains lie in the entrance of the
harborj1 have lenr you fome late papers,
and ineloic you.o with Eome account
of our diaRer."
The following particulars were in aho-
theF lester from Capt. Slower, 70 his
friends IN this town.
" Twenty fix days after leaving Viz
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05
LAST FROM EUROPE.

The brig Mary has arrived at New York,
with London prints down TO March 10Th.
England has become ierioufly alarmed at the
li.(peniion Of the ratification Of the treaty with
France. lmmenie preparations are once
more making at Portsmouth, Plymouth, &c.
a channel feet was to put TO iea in few davs
It was to coniiR of thirty fail of the line. OF
thefe, fifteen were three decksrs. On March
9th the houEe of commons voted the cnor=
NOUS number of ONE HUNDRk b ANb rHiR
TY THoU6ANp sEAMEN for the fervice Of
two months from March 18th 70 May 5th.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05
57AUNTOM, Ivtb 20, 1902,

Michael Garber's Patent Nail Machine,
erected IN the town of Staunton, and fate Of
Virginia, is now in practical operation.
his machine receives the rod from the Are.
into It's important laws, where the nail IS
formed, pointed, headed, and emitted in two
teconds of tue; and il is as perfect, as thofe
produced from she hammer manufactures
the preparatory time taken up by two attcn-
dants, (which are fuRicient both for the ma
chine andfre) between the formation of nail
ana E"ii, is calculated at two feconds more; 60
caaS on Inooerate account, fhe Will manu-
facfure fifteen nails minute; and corlfe4
q9enFiF may De brought 70 greater degree
Q. activity, 7y The experience hands will gain
IN attending her A frnan ftream of water
works her with iuAicient force.
(P6enixj