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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-27
Valuable Property for Sale,

Valuable Property for Sale,
Adjoining THE Town OF ALExAHDRIA.
vii aGstivel. be Iidu Tu,sdey t@e lotb dug
gJanaary ntxt iii tbt b'tmFs,
lo7 Acres Of LAND,
Laeladmg ar. Dade's f0rm>r Dazzling HIRE arr
Ho1,et, Gq,drr, Stables &c. adjsivl3g The To1Oe
Of Alexasar;a, .11armcrly Ike p,ot<ry Of Mr..
Baldwin Dadc, a@! asl0 oaaed BY Col. Ma.
thancl Pcaderon, ri N<zv Tux.
This Laud lies al The upper cud 81 tie Town, and
froe the river Potomac, f. as tn icu.,q Il W good
Fiiherics, and runs back be:g7een The Toe,; and Mr.
HarthnFncs l.ard; crofrs tlc Ge5gc tcwa read Ssnd
between the race ground AMI AciIrs tendaii's,
Conveys, Smnss and FitzhpShs Loss. 10 Mr. Chaflcs
Aiexanders back ire
Tha part of the Land wing between the river and the
Ccorge-rown road, h!s tecn laid oi irto Lees Of two
acres CORE pondig with the otartsm eRa and Fsir-
Ak Royal, Pitt ST. Aiarh Wellington, ard Coiun,Lu,
fleets extended, with crot, treets CT The ane width
aud will be field in whole or half iqulres; he Land wcl
OF the George town read will be fold in lets OF fr TWO
20 five each, may bea accommodate perca ers
cniderablc trouble hes been taken rcner the title
ear, and freed rom every poie incumbrance OF pref
pecl of litigation.
The terms OF Sale will be one fourth of the prrch1re
money payable The hrf day of Mach nexr and the
remainder in nine and eighteen mohths negeeiable
noe will be required for the r Payment, and ieculity
on me property Tor rhe b4ance. ms property Is beau.
tfuiy tuatcd fer building Lets lying in iono p frn,
the the top Of the hill, which ranges ifh MIR.
Duany's houfr, and the whole IF roatiag with full
view Of the Town. and extending back 20 a range Of
highly improved rsadaws; the p!at and fusyey made
hy Col CiPns may be ccn at any time on application
81
Charles .Nmme, ]
Gorge Deneale, s. a elle
Edmund T. Lee, IN iact 10
Nathaniel Peadeton.
Deecmher
s- Printing IN all its variety exc
cuted at this office with neainess and
coqceincsss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-27

(s- Printing IN all its variety exc
cuted at this office with ncatness and
coqcGincsss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
Valuable PROPERTY for sale.

HE4
ITO be sold or rented, the Plantation
d j whereon I now live, containing
267 acres, apart Of Which.is sown down
with wheat and rye. Y There are ses eral
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly impregnated with sui,
phur. On this place are q good Apple
Orchard, and about ~ acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one ofthem
two stories high, the ether one and an
half. Also new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working under Z rs feet fan on
Sleepy Greek, with two overshot water
wheels the Grist Mill has one pair Of
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, q Ia feet diameter, The stream
on which the Mil stands Is navieable.--
Timber i floated down 70 the Mil, from
the upper country, and plank, &C. can
be rated from the Mill down to the river
Posomak, This properly i situate 8
miles from the Potomak river, and :
milep liOni Bath, Berkeley County, Vir-
ginia. The terms, &c. may Be known By
applying to the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 90, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
UNIMPROvEDLAND
Beloagiag q theheirs Of Geo. Seosf, dte'd,
TO Lease.

SfstS = ~ .A<sesoge sfa stS#
-Four hundred and forty three acres,
il West of the North Mountain, about
nine miles from Martinsburg tthe Coun-
" town) and less than three from 4
Merchant Min, nor more than nine from
the Potomak River. The timber Is
heavy and abundant, which denotes the
quality Of the land to be strong-it i &C.
cordingly wen adapted to al kinds Of
grain. and very good for grazing, Is
Plentifully watered, lays favourable, and
win admit Of 90 to 50 acres of excellent
meadow being made At moderate ex-
pense. Many other advantages are pos
sessed which are not detailed, presum-
ing that renters would wish to examine
for themselves. Desirous TO rent for
improvements, neither cash nor grain
viii Be required, itcannot therefore fail
70 become an object Of much interest 70
those possessing force, especially a. the
terms, for FIVE yeays, will be made the
most easy and accommodating possible.
Application TO be made 10 Mr.. Wilt
am Scott, Of Martinsburg, or the sub
seriber, residing near SCOTS Mills, q
Apple-pye Ridge, Berkeley County
JAMES RUSSELL, Gua,dfm.
Asgust y, 1908.
1 : ~ 4 \ Il i l. . ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
iAYALuABLE TRAcTsfLAN

lAYALUABLE TRACT ef LAND
: 81 70, Sals.
THE above Tract Of LAID l. univer-
i sally known BY the name Of the
White House Tavern; It contains ~
acres, equal In soil 10 any in these paris i
as>to public business, there e none supe.
rior. Further description need not be
given, . it's 90 vel known, except any
Perscn liyingat j distance may incline
topurchase, IN which case II may be ne.
cessary TO add that tits within is miles
Of Winchester, s Of Charles Town, on
the main road leading from the Northern
10 the Western Territories.
Terms win be made known By the
proprietor lisingon the land.
ANDREW MCCORMICK.
Augusts12, 1908. Ism.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

TAKEN up BY the subseriberlivins
four miles from MartinsbnrE, Of,
the road leading to the Falling Waters,
on MONDAY the LIST inst. = dark brown
HORSE, fourteen and an half hands
high past four years old, has ! star ip
his forehead, his right hind foot white,
and aPPraisedto ifty-four dollars. The
owner i requested TO prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
FREDERICK BEDINGER.
August ~, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
RLALsTER OF PARIS.

TINE subscribersa 1t their Mills, nine
j and an half miles from Baltimore,
onths Frederick Turnpike road, have
,ereeted Machinery capable Of Manufac-
turing anon Of Plaister from the large
atone In an hour.
The public are hereby informed, that
they nowhold fhemselvesin readiness TO
Mannfactnre for those who may apply,
On moderate terms. - rs
4 Also,
GROUND PLASTER
kebs for sale.
ELLICoTT, & Go.
sth Menfh sth, 1905. (7w.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

TSHE subscriber respectfully informs
i the inhabitants Of Shepherd Town
and its vicinity, that he has commenced
the WEAVING BUSINESS, IN I'll
its various branches in thar place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern,
whereall kinds Of Weaving, such as Co
verIids, Carpeting and Diaper, and al
kinds Of plain work, win Be executed IN
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, 10
merit the encouragement Of the public.
JACOB W1SEHART.
My Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

THREE or four Journeymer Coo.
j persthat are good workmen !; 10
such I win give higher wages than any
cooper in this place. ! have 4 large
quantity Of coopers STUFF on hands, and
they may expect GOOD pay md constant
employment.
JOHN GALLAGHER.
Martinsburg, August 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
NO n Ice

- - - - - = - "a. q "A
THAT the subscribers are ready to
i receive and manufacture al kinda
Of grain agreeable 10 the terms hereafter
mentioned, viz. Out Of every fifty bu-
shells Of merehantable Wheat they will
deliver ten barrels Of Super6ne Flour.
and stand the inspection. An Flour;
manufactured At our mill win be deliver
ed 1t the river without any charge. All
other grain shall Be- particularly attended
%. A generous price win be given IN
cash for understandable Wheat and Flour
Barrels delivered at the mill.
J. THOMAS SWEARINGEN,
DAVID BEATTY.
August5 $, 1905. sm1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

ed island Of Porto Santo, theyobserved.
toward the S. a6xedspot inthe horizon,
fIikea small black cloud. BY degrees,
they were led 10 conjecture that i might
sbe lind, and steering towafdit, they ar.
rived at considerable island, uninhabits
ed, and covered with wood, which. on
thar account, they called Madeira.
Prime Henry, the nexf year, settled q
colony here, and not only furnished il
withthe seeds, plants, anddomestic ani-
mals common IN Europe, but he pro.
cured slips of the vine FROM Cyprus,
thetiehwines of which were thenin great
request, and plahssofths sugarcane from
Sicily, into which il had been lately M
troduced. These thruve soprosperous-
u, that the sugar and wine Of Madeira
quickly became articles Of some corise-
quence in the commerce Of Portugal;
and It's wine, in particular, isnow in the
highest estimation. The scorchiug heat
81 summer and the icy chill Of winter,
are here equally unknown for spring and
autumn reign continually, and produce
flowers and fruit throughout the year.
The cedar tree Is found in great album
daats andisextremeIybeah mnst
Of the ceilings and furniture 1t Madeira
are made OF that wood, which yields a
very fragrant smell. The dragon tree il
anative Of this island. 5 Flowers nursed
in the, English greenhouses grow wild
here IN the helds the hedges are most
~ formed of myrtles. roses, jessamine,
and honeysuekle, in everlasting blossom,
while the la-kspur, aeur-deiis, lnpin,
&c. spring up spontaneously in the mea-
dows. Fewssptiles are 10 be seen in
the island !: the lizard is the most COM
mon. Futlehal is the capitol.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

shiE,s may moor along side andbefre
edwin that useful commodity Of which.
IS We are assured on s tho testimony of
several respectable and cnterprising tra-
ders p this invaluable nodntain IS com.
posed. The effect these arrangements
must necessarily have in reducing the
prices Of salt. our readers, no doubt,
viii duly appreciate,
!, NeIv- Haveh pisifor.l j
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

Departed this Efe. enSuadayy the 1 In inst.
at his seat in Dorchester county MARY
1andJ affer q, short illness, William
Vans Marcy. esq late minister fran
the United States atthe Hague, admin
ister plenlpotentia,y tothe French repub-
lie. As Statesman. MI. Murray stood
high, and 2led NTH integrity The seDerai
departments rohich his country had con
fded 70 his trust particularly in bring
ing about The settlement Of the Iase stuhap-
py difference that existed bef1Ueea the
United States and the French republic.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23
Proposals far publishing
In the City of Philadelphia, -
"A YER4eDIcxIszsxoaK ExT1rIED
z.IHE LITERAR1 EAGdZINE,
LIT y. Y AND #ttsfs-~.
-s-~ AMERICAN REGISTER.

=---7A AMERICAN KtGiSIEK. .--
HIS work, II public patronage ems
courages ITS Prosec1tlon' SHAH be
published monthly. ~, q <.
Ehe number shall be, occasionally, Or
namented With an engraving, execut-
60 by the best artist that can be obtain
ed, and delivered to subscribers at the
price oisTiFTY CENTS. Each number
shall contain at least, eighty pages IN
large octave, and shall comprehend
seven departments. - 4, !
The FIRST department shall include orr
ginal, moral, literary or scientific per-
tormanees, and biographical or histo-
= real Sketches. ;.
The Second Department shall contain
reviews OF Amerlean Puolieatlons, and
OF Engiish works rePuollshed here.
The Third Department shall comprise
such extracts, from foreign Publieatl-
ons, as shall be considered peculiarly
interesting, and deserving the attenti-t
81 moi the people OF America. The es-
sence, especially OF periodical Publiea-
III lions, shall be carefully extracted,-
The Fourth DePartmene shat consist Of
pieces OF original or selected poetry.
The Filth Department shall include mo-
tess OF publications preparing for the
press notices OF literary characters
and incidents ana suen Portions o.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

e A IL persons who stand indebted to
N Teka Reynclds, late Of Berkeley
County, either BY Bond, Mote, or Book
Account, are desired 10 come forward
and discharge the same before the 6rst
day of FebrG AIRY next, As no longer indul-
gence can be given. ~. s
DAVID OSBORNE.
I Jefferson Couny, Dscem5eras, 500.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

yTSHE subseribts respectinlly informs
hiseustomers and the public gene
rally, that be still continues TO practice
PHYSIc, SURGERY, MIDWIFERY,
&c. ands asscrts. that from his long,
attentive and extensive, praci;se in the
above arts, that he is thereby enabled 10
execute with accuracy any opperation,
.theseof that he may be required to PERI
forId and farther asserts, that whsfe
nature is sufficient TO cooperate with drt,
that il shall not be from .inattcntioh in
him, or misapplication in his Medical
services, that will in any way prevent
aspeedy restoration in those who may
be under the necessity Of applying for
rebel, and may please 10 favour
y 8 Their most obcdient -
: : and Humble Servant, ~. 6
: b.i4f s JACOB p. HARRIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

Al work ofthes nature now offered to
,he attention Of the people ofthe United
States, has long been demanded. 4 il
conceived. that. if properly conducted,
Il would eminently promote the litera-
lure Of this country, and would prove,
in ali respects, favourable 70 the gratif.
cation oftaste and extension of useful in-
formation. ss .s
The Editor promises, If encouraged
BY liberal subscriptions, all that his n
Tents and labours can perform toward the
successful execution 81 the work which
he has. proposed to undertake, and he
hopes that this appeal TO literary taste,
that this desire to diffuse knowledge =
mong AL classes of society, win NOT, like
! Other attempts, Whichhave preceded this,
berendered fruitless, by cold and de-
pressing reception.
- Hapiag estaklff shed d corresbendence,
NTH dfessrs. CoSR AD, 81 Co. Ishdli re-
ceive fhe above sesrk at an early period
ajier is publication, and rpiH haue 10 DE-
Ecered NTH sesHiaritg 70 such personsGs
may please 20 patroalSe Me uidertdk-
ing. ALBURTIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23
Exfrdrtof q LETTER from Lessagton, Ken.
Il So f,cky, dated December 4.

NkkN
Zs, 81 fucky, dated December l.. q
II. g A gentleman who passed through
town on Tuesdey evening, from Ten
nessee, states, that the two thousand
militia. who were ordered by governs
lncrt to equip and hold themselves in
readiness, TO march by the 10Th Of this
month. were attending TO orders, and tint
|; ave hundred had already gone to head
usarters.ns AZ , 4s Isl n Il
/. Extrsct Of a letter from a respectable
4 house in Natchez, dated 22d Mo-.
n $yember. - II 81 = ~ l. 1T sze
I. Eperu breburaiiioa is nafingfo take
! 90 osseuns !. ab5u Coo 9serRl..s
Der Gen. Wilkinson mi II leave this jf5r that
4blaer IN six Or eight days. HrsG.G.
Claiborne and General Wiitiassn are
cbpointea cop.n,issieaers to receive The. &C.
-tied territory, and M. c. C. Claiborne
! Governor and IatcndaHt Of Lomdanafor
! The time being. No obbos;tioa is expect-
~ TO the taking possession Of tie cesas-
!. IN. ;, - ~ ;. u, L
"a -. ..@ :, - $500 & +.
II. 4<pentlendn ; zpto arrived at Ne1D
Tori fn the ship Patty, fam Ne.u-or-
5isans. I,t15rn,s as, that on the 2oth uk.
4, met IN The rtirer a SPANISH corvette
iron, Havans,a, bound up to- N. Orleans
ha.v;;rp on board 15e, 600 dolIays, III part
oounent offhs colonial debt. He learned
from fb;s corpffte, thar me Spanish 20
sf5ss = 1870. - 80. I's
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23
NOTICE.

n LII persons indebted tothe late COM
N csrn0f James S. Lane, g Go. are
requested 10 come forward and discharge
their respective balances. Il i hoped,
rs the request is reasonable, thatthisn o-
Stice will be attended 10.
. ,s,r 4 81 JAMES S. LANE.
Shsphsr9' 8 Tsrvn, DtcsH6er IS, 1908
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

a THosE indebtedtohim by accompts
,oflong standing, are earnestly requested
to come and discharge their respective
dues, as;it IS inconyenient for him 70 in
dulge any longer, he therefore hopes
there win be compliance with this re.
quest, Otherwise he will be under the
disagreeable necessity ofhaying recourse
to such means as viii be sxpedient and
sure IN obtaining aymrnt.
r. HARRIS.
Martinsburg. December 25, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

TAKEN up BY the subscriber as an
j essray, areddish brindle BIZ IL,
with a crop OF Of the left ear, and a half
penny cut out of the under side OF the
right ear supposed 70 be two years old.
and appraised To 5 dollars. The owner
Is desiredto prove property, pay char
gesana take him away.
RUTH THATCHER.
Berkeley County, sSrd l fth MOI sos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23
no BE RENTED,

F$s e. I'D DE. KEN ED, Is
a COMPREHENSIVE SHOP
IA and two Sets Of TOOLS, with
which may be had to hire, NEGRO
NAN that has worked for some time in
the Shop, For term apply 70 the SUBJ
scriber. LYDIA JOB.
Middle. Town, Berkeley 4
County, Decembsr -, iso5.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23

MADEIRA, Is an Island Of the Allan.
tic Ocean, iaomiles in circumference
and 24O N by E Of Teneriff. In 1919,
when he Portuguese, under the patron,
age Of prince Henry, had made their Sc
.cend voyage 10 their recently discover
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

z r1i5 y C5gg5s C5b C274z+:7s Splitting Of Bleed and
svry 70 i'shst7i to ibat szgI7 Of ne rbs a2gf
The UafvA,cd efficacy OF this mtd'cine m the com-
panis Shove cd IS 20 hrD eisabhtheo thar he
iuppofi Of pompous sdgertcueDt viewed stcssibcr
-upcrflu I. hyperion recommended upon
fhe hority Of long pra ca experience II ther nen
nris; hty have hccn ctc4 anal zcd by phyIcans ~
She aft eninence Europe and country, who
knoNlrlee that there medicine ina vie
with Tor o2acs Of the LING, The great demand for a
from every part of tbt has become 10 Prc!h
thAt lice 90 incumbent Up nc 90 Ul4sc i = "a.
reahyey no'gn IS III u ui-iu me public concitn-
tiouy auIed St ronD7 0p y ot ve2e able Produc
q onIy Py.5IseS u B.laa fCsa AZ bs Dps.loy 81 Dr.
1raHs9 Cs.Ly -Prae Is s.s5 bite.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
gani.s.: nsasn.

{T7HzREAsa Commiilion Of Bankruptcy
- has becn swardec and uTued agauG D AviD
AIEs jvH. 81 Tbo-gsa IL tire DifriA u Aiane Trader,
an The d DAVID Faes iun- ba been declared Bankrupt
1c u hereby required ufrender himclf % ihe Conn
loner IA laid cYmai1n named, 5hc N J part Of
chem, on Iuelday sbs * b, Friday tse fix eenth
AM Tburieay The twenty ninth days Of September
uczt, a ten O'Clock, A. A. or each Of fad days At the
CommiEaner, Ofice Na. y, Mgg.ys R7tg, hALe f,esf,
70 fq! faid diari.t and make iuh difcovery and
DIE olare Of lis e14,e ana cfas when end whcre h's
CREDITORS are 70 come prepared prove the deb and
as he icooud meeting choole Agnee or AhsneeS
an At the ct meeting laid bankrupt Is r CURED O hn'l
bis miua.i-E aud atlait lat meeting any ct the ere
dia'Ts d fic Bankrupt nay Ike heard before fad Goa
m.iioners s.ail the making allowing certificate 10
the Judge 81 fad dlarict 20 il fad bankrupt
ceruhctts 81 dichsr5c.-AH p-rGons indebted 20 laid
bankrupt make payment and hole WHO have any
q his If tls, dt the lame luch pei only
a. The Comm lilntrs dali app int.
Dy +rdrr IF The Cemm hnners.
NATHAN KfNSMAN, CLARK.
,-y4 %
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

GOLDSMITH and TAWELLER,
= Efpetttuliy informs MS friends and the
~ pabhc, thai he has AIKEN the iloP 70 ehreet,
oppuGe The head t IngrahAns Waarf where he keeps
continuity for fde
SILVER * PLATED WARE, JEWELRY, &c
lining rebtb
Silver Tabs, bslvr 4nd Te4 spoons SAT- d.
Soup Ladies Cte4m LAT Muiad a..
Silver ThnDcsi white ana yellow EPau.ets
silver and pated sugar fongs
p 4ted TIA aud Cream Pos and Sugar Baons, ID iet
D. Crur Frames Candslcks, 4nI Peppe Boxes
Slvc, pate and lcel Kseebucx.es ; Coral Bc4ds
Morocco Nina. aud RING Cafes, PlrlVs, and
Thread Cafes Pearl Salt spoons
F. iholabIe gold Earrings Knobs
w ,rranted 60 Necklaces do Miniature Settings
breaches and finger Ring, Pear Ring, Breaches
G. aud gilt WAoh Key gIlt Watch Chains < oeais
Git Lockers gilt Picture Frames
Agate AMI git Beads Pcnkntves and SciTors
En4need Boxes yer and common Shoe CIafps
Ba-k ana whrte Bug'ss; Tortolc lheil Conbs
Snuf Boxes; Pnolphorus &c &c
Cath given for old Gold and Silver.
G5- Ordes eccatsd roiAb neafnsf and pznaaaFiy.
Portland Augut
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

JAMES ID ANIELLs, a Seaman Loft from
on board ihip EDirAaersas, Capt. r Stevsy, vaF
from PhiIade Phia e. Borleaux-Anv reriou who nay
duly qua ied % receive fm4n bt4n-e due hia, ire
qaelet ~ CAL On CORNELIUS WING, Al Per. All.
Poytlan1, 81 No ID. 2os
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
DIR. LRA's genuiae Hrnd5um Bilious Pills

Prepared ny ,EygL Lisa. jl0 81 Windhln (ton
s.Jsao0a7g ae,.bt07 5a55aaf5y iffira sr s're.l
He uieiunets and importance ct thrie pulls ths
s5fn u thc year. eheu epdcni dicaes are u pre-
va.ent ana when muf .onnutoas ron prcddp inon
inslued bonl and iG94 nnatory levers, have bceL
-ieG by experience OF more Than years The early
aud uuisersl demand FOR pits, induced oiher
initiate them among Uthcts Sl74e ~ r. Lee ol New
london, rcm ahnil@rHy III uames forward with In
guar sudacty, and has A sEgth pretended origin
ny tins tnhrels where's my ptcnt obtained 20
-5,H I706, and san II ?. Lees fa1s 1888, more thsn
lie Eas been The hsH a sIing cu rioa> clgrs
aud adverh ID different psrs oi hc Union ref
pctsng me my pills. which have hitherto been locked
upon IS ocntemptbie merit NOTICE. have
However from the repea q olc ts;u III ny friends
fsuted "a thcfe faess THAI thole GHug purchte
the genuine Il p l. may I've deceived by his latc
jnhncAtons Each bi 81 p. r,clons n hs bilious
pills. ~i Dc hgned by S+zsi Ire gr u BIZ hand wri-
ling, they wi Dc etnu Retail byse, S1rsaJ Xxx
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

TEETH AND GUMS.
The particular e g. ~ il are Al. fo lows IN few
simts uhng wil " isaiib perceived brsce up d
1rengihcn he hb.es. an1 VI iitte continuance Wi
perfectly ne Eurvy the gums chAaYrg them fro
thar sid dfsgreeaoe coiog Fms b1, re- oecah0oHs
them grow Fz aud ac 90 hc 3s5 - that thoic frb
Which before iooic and ready drop QUE wil TX
tntreiy fE ADD es-@y and being Tx and full
vii make thcr' appear qpbHs and 5s4uf.l L ke@Ie pre-
!crves The t'G from growing Ell keep, fuch de-
csyed loas nne from becoming worfe aud akes of ali
dlsgreeahc faes from Tic breath, which eeP,F4l 4fle
from corbutic gums and bad tes, h--Pr.Aus4 p Lcs
Ia9zT5o7-Psee 50 esHiJ : b1x
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
CIT Brad.

THE fu5fcrib4r informs the citizens Of
TIL. town and tie clun.ry, that he manufactures
CUT BRADS, Of the hcit qlatity-J1inera, .and thole
who budding wiil Sad their account ii purchtlng
tai BrAds they much cheaper and much line !,
layeI IN nor having to bore is ior wrought
hrasls.
- coufjer4bt deduction is made to thote Who pu-
NICHOLAS BLASDELL.