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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
FOR RENT.

(PeDsDFou may be bad immedia1LJ
The fubfcribers' brick Ware
houfe and dwelling Hopfe, Gtuatcd on
Prince Street, with or without the adjoin-
ing WAREHOUSES.
Further defcription is unnscel1ary.
Tho(e who are inclined, can view the pre-
miles and know the terms.
WM. HODGSON.
June 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22

y
Claret in cafes Of l TO 3 dozen,
Jamaica, Antigua, and n. E. Rum,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
9Th proof warranted Iriih Waikey,
Country do.
Wine and cyder Vinegar,
Bea Albany Chocolate,
Mould and diPP'o Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Patent Shot aaorted, from to 70,
Bea Engiih Gunpowder,
Muicatell Raiins in boxes,
Soft lhell Almonds,
Spinning Cotton,
Peppers, black and Cayenne,
Pimento, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
Cinnamoa and Cailia,
Durham Mufard, Pickles agorted,
Pearl and Scotch Barley,
Rice, Nader, Alum, Copperas,
Ipdigo, Glauber Salts,
Olive Oil Of a hyperion quality,
Godfroid's warranted Segars,
Betf chewing Tobacco,
Snuff in ID. and half ID. bottles,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Starch and Fig Blue,
Pipes in kegs,
Demijohns aRorted,
Wrapping Piper, &c. &c.
He folicits cuaom from his
'rieods and the public, and not only aflures
hem that he will difpofe Of his Goods on
is good terms as any other honfe in town,
,ut thar be will at all times fupqIy them
With the very bei articles that can be
procured at the different markets.
June "a. d
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
Mr.. VANDEWALL
DgFEEDrr.

Z lat Recorder contained an invidicus
attack upon the Poitrn2ifer Of this city, in
which the writer alcdgeS f1at the pubic are
badly fervcd, becauft the po9 oGcc is not kent
open until one O'Clock UPON ths Sabbath day;
and ttates thAt thG former pot;enaiter, Mr..
Davis, uled TO in IN ye ghc citizens with this
privilege. FsoV the fact as rtipeGs MIR.
DsvIsis, hall no pretend o FAY butifit be
true thlth= had fallen in5o a regular pra.3ice
Of Sl'blch breaking 70 i,ich IN extent IS Idr.
VandcvaIi's accnf p-ctends, do not think
it viii add any iufce to his character.
Tn- laws, cufo rs, and religion Of this
country, have cttablilhed that the Sabbath
lh1ail be daY of rs? that this p7ac(ice
ih1ntd be obf-rv>d w!,h attention by al con-
tpI-uous characters, and particularly BY he
9th :ers of government, appears 10 me 60 be
nor only prai(e WORTH, bat their duty. The
rulers OF France not l,ng iince had alosced
iuch fytten Of oblgjnI and gratifying tbe
j07'ere!gH bt9ple, that they aholihed The SAB
bath altogether, for which, and Tome OTHER
acts OF the sane fort, the j5Vsyeigr bs7pLc were
kind cnonsh 20 put others in their place, who
tent all tho(e who had done 70 much 20 pleafs
them 10 ,hg f,affol3. do not pretend 70 fay
that many Things OF ght rot to be done upon gbe
Sabbath, as c,rcumitances occur. Sur
do lay, explicitly, that lhln< Mr. Vaniewali
deierves credit for aholithing the practice Il
Sabbath breaking, which Mr.. Davis bad fall
len mo, if luch was the fa9 And Ihope
that Mr.. Valdcv4iI will continue 70 Prove,
by his future conduct, that, if all the rights
and duties which belong 80 thc Sabbath lhoud
DC en- rely neglected, OF aboli(hed By tina
many beaded n1oniter called ,he G1Uersigabsa-
b|e' no part Of the bla,De lhaIl I've at his
door.
Six days G 1t chou labour, and On tbe.
teventh thou Ii 1T ref - 70 it s commanded.
hcte things were furely forgotten by Mr.,
V@nie wallis accuicri but even if there was
nothing out the laws and cufons TO iuRify
the conduit Of Mr. W ,dewajl, why ihonl3
not be indulge IN few hours o. recreation
as veil IS any other man
Mot men employ the Sabbath, either In d.
vne service, ina public place. or in their own
cha nbers. 1t is their duty % Cocicty, 70 tlci,
maker, and to themfeIyes, and cannot lee
why polsmaiter fbould be deprived Of thl
privilege.
When letter arrives on TucGlY night,
& It IS not anlHcrcd Immediately, the peyfon
I mutt wait sptil the next hsgc; itis the fame
cafe f one arrives on Saturday night The
hage goes out on MONDAY morning. As
Sunday IS day Of ref, shtfe isno did renee
when thst is entirely excluded. Butjt iecms
that she mall Is kept open Until hal5 afsey seht
O'Clock on Swdsg morning. lifeI think ?
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09

tAis advice vas nothing better rhan 5u.-
foonery.
(Zs dt Csati4@eS IL S.tEURDs 81. Ne ~ Re.a,st,
a comfortable time ago, the cclcbra-
red James Lyon publifhcd 1wo or three
columns of; lcurr;lty in his American
Literary Advertiser againit one of the
ediEors OF this paper. They were re-
Pfntcd IN that little ape ofa newipapcr,
as Mr.. Coleman calls il, the FIiAmingt0u
l'dirroy. We could not find lime Is
gave jamie an aniwer, even il he had
been worth one. We now recommend
to his attention the following adve.tifc-
rnent, extracted from the kcn1ucAy
Guardian of Freedom.
LoayfuHs, fangnyy 9th, 1901.
MY wife Mary M'Douglc elopeG
from CHS place on the iecond day or
this init. wichour any )utt canie, ,heGe
are therefore 70 caution eyerv perion
Whatever from crediring her 90 my ac-
count, as am determined, 20 pay no
dcbt2 IN future Of her contracting. She
went off with Col NJ irthe,e lyon, who
was ncnber Of Jhc latt general ane.n-~
nly from the country OF Livingston.
1'his elopemcnt have rcaioa 10 b elieve
has been fomc time in contemplation.
do likcwife forewarn every perfonf from
haFboring my fad wife, As am deter
mined 10 put th- iavilfocce 70 u,moft
extremity JOHN MsDOUGLE.
n b. This is thc celebrated parrioc
OF Vermont. Hei. an elderly married
nan, witch large family.
Ga Saturday nexr there will be pub
iiihed the Firit Number 4 a nrw ferries u
the Recorder. This 1,aper will, of
courlc, be Publihed in future, every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
Gentlemen who with TO encoura e this
additional publication, vii! plcae . for
ward their money as quickly as poi1ible.
No credit can DC given, and no exera
num eg will be worked OF
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09

shief fnagiltratc. by far greater n,ajo-
rity than Jeferlon himielf.
1'hoie filly estrat5s Of letters, fuch as
thatjWt qnored, make a very conidcra-
bic imPrefiion upon thar flly comno-
dry the Pablie mind. More OF this in
Saturdays Recorder.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09

th's advice vas nothing better vhan But
foonery.
(Zs 6e Ceati4-ee :s S.IZURD 81. Ne ~ Re.ayse,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-11
By this Days Mail.
NEW-T0RK, January 7

Work, Jaa0ary I.
Tx uezvs 4ybicb qv< fated .ysftra6J :. -:
tie authority ef Captain Graham Is mr. %,
aay confirmed. Captain Wbf10n, 81 -.
b1g Harr,ot, qyyivsa here ysfera9y I''"
S:.C,aix, mtams rs, thai a ffas days F1'e
be Lp0ke THE hip Fam<, .s0nes, 50 Ae,'
fran Agqerdam fer Pbi!ad<lab's, The ''" ~
manasr u wbied istormsabim, tbaf $50,
Freae6 fyoop, De,< embaytmg At H'''"'
dan for tie Rivsr Of 81. Mars. Il
IN .4merieu1 vsDfi bas bfss 'efs"% !,
CIR ait Of oue sftbe B.ys 3. b0a5,'
the crxsu Of a frsseb frisG.s, a1s "~ss
<djar May.:ei7ae.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-11
From re VlRcIsIA GAzrrrr.
RICHMOND. Dec. ao. 1901.
Liberty of the Prefs invaded,

sNofsvishR9aa,ing fbf dselarasisn Of rights
sgads By he god ttopA Of Virglma, AZ
ffmJlea isJull and free eoaOerti0a, and
cvbirb aselarss |" that The freedom 81
yb< p,sii ], che ef fbe g,e0t bHl4carks Of
i6trty, ana easnec<r be ysarsined baf
ty dskpetie gsvsrnmfsfs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
Total

nc s0ayr beng reduced INTO our cuffenSy, IS
saaai 10 slxse millions. six handrsd and sixteen
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19

u - the schooner Argus Of Baltimore, and
las !. 49, out Of cape Donna Maria, the schooner
lsa s Easton. Of Baltimore, and sent beth
a ~. for ST. Jago. Part of their crews had
se s.l At Ier-me they stated that Rlasuer
a' VA their lives contrary to his instructions
, I'm ROcaanbeau, which were that 0s fS'4la
's sar< ali e<ss trading qvifb ibs Br,gards, take
s,;lgu<rs. 6af PIT all 10 deatb. AlaTge force
',s collecting in the neighborhood Of leremlc to
'..;sf % the seige Of Cape francois. Coffee high
~. "a scarce. The Tace eseeped capture By sups-
ror salIlng.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
PORT FOLIO.

.ss- THE Patrons ofthe Poar Fo-
LILO, and the puphc generally are IN
formed, that on the 6rlt Day Of Janua-
ny next, the publication Of the fourth
volume will commence.
The friends to this establishments
will pleaIerecolled, that one ofthe mott
neceiIary stipulatlons is the payment Of
one years subscription, Fire DOI5ars}
in advance.
subscriptions or arrearages Will be
thankfully received tor the Editor, by
the Editor'of the Alexandra Advertif-
er, who is his agent il misplace.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
Translated for the Americdn.

A summary of American CLAIMS on the French
government, the payment of which are demaEd
able, by vlrtae of the treaty Of 9Th Nendi-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19

lie. Asa statesman, Mf. Murray stood liigh,
and filed with integrity the several departments
which his country had conided to his trust, par,
ticulariy in bringing about the settlement OF the.
iase unhappy difference thar existed between the
United States and The French Republic.
Died il Salem, Master James Very, aged II,
a promising youth, whose early death is supposed
to have been brought on BY eef.5Euf ln0qas'ng u
Jsgan!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
alerallnrta zoatlp aDbertiser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.

The attention of the benevolent inhabi-
tants of this place IS respectfully called TO
the following circumstance -:
This morning at day break the subScri-
bers together with most of the neighbours,
were alarmed with the cry Of fire; it was
soon discovered that Peter Biliy's green
and lighthouses were in flames, we repaired
to the spot rather to condole his loss than
under any expectation Of being serviceable
to him, we however assisted him in saving
some of his beautiful shrubs and flowers,
but many were destroyed together with the
houses. The loss to him IS great butwill
we doubt not, berepaired in some good
measure by the hberaltiy of our citizens.
The industry of the man is SO well known
as to need no Illustration, while we solicit
for such character in the city of Alexan-
dria, we feel conscious it will not be in
vain. On some future day we intend watt
ing on some of the citizens for their dona-
tons in behalf of the sufferer.
JOSEPH DEAN,
RICHARD LIBBY.
Schooner Inland, Hand, from this port,
arrived at PhiladelDhia or Tuesday last
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
SHIP NEWS.
Porn OF ALExANDRIA.

Arrived yesterday, brig Union, Smith,
48 days from the Isle of May.
Left there ship Uncle Toby, Swain, and
Mars, Barney, from Nantucket, to the
South Sea, to sail next day; the ship Vic
tory of and for Boston waiting for cargo,
expected to lay 80 or 40 days; theschoo-
ner -Four Brothers, Rich, for Alexandria,
to sailnext week.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
NORFOLK, Dec. 1S.

1NSNrOLhs LEG. Sc
Arrived in Hampton Roads, in difref, the
1lip El;za, capt. Biaell, IS days from Cadiz
bound 10 Philadelphia. LET, there the y. 5. fri.
gate Contribution, commodore sPreble, and The y.
S. fchs. Eaterprize.
Arrived the brig Fame, capt. Williams, from
SurTinsln.
Al'ived mp Old Tom, capt. cotnisl<, ftom
Amaerdam.
Alto, The Britlh flip Harmony, capt. Service,
from Glatgo@.
Capt. stswart, in,he Aurora from Liverpool
fpoke en- the 18th Nov. nial. 81 so, long. ~,
the ichr. James Of and bound Is 5oiton, IS days
out from Livcrpool. Dec. $, in lat 81, 10,
long. II, ipoke the dip rom, Of Poftiaonsh,
n. II. g. days from Anaesdam bound 10 Nor.
folk
The faip Messenge, Moneref, is arrived at
Falmooh, from Virg,nas.
The mp Mary, GatfY, is arrived at London,
from Virginia.
The Britih alip Scipio, EouRon, from Liver
pool, IS reported 70 be aihore on the tail OF The
SHorfe fhoe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
BALTIMORE, Dec. is.

g,tya8 Of a lrflsr from J05a ~. ForbSs, fasefi-
ran Cea}al at Haasb3rg, 70 2 sze'faaf'le ss45f
). tbi, eity, datea Aam5Ayg6, Otisbsr "a,
1909.
. The menaccd ihyaGonfrems entirely TO oc-
Fs0o, The goyernmeot and people OF Engiani, 70
~ iexcluiion Of every other objea i will be
s,,,,np.cd, or the apprehension Of il will be done
sm.s' before the next ipring. The approaching
f,a(5n Will compel the iqaaaron AZ the mouth OF
.nr river TO retire, ana Il is very generally be-.
.,;.ved that the blockade will not b renewed
1.vf vsar. Th- fDppiy of foreign goods bot
=. ;hropoh indirect channels has been 70 ina
5,ouate to our ordinary conipmption, thai Will
s.arure 10 predict, the retsn OF ipriag will flnd
- market entirely cleared, aud prices higher
~ W., : any other port in Europe. Although
e ,be annexed prices may appear very
, .r.s, vet am confident thar when the ice ists
further advance of from TO 10 per cent.
In take place. If, Contrary TO general expec.
,.,;oo the blockade of the Elbe lhould be re-
r.w.d in the ipIins, our market will nor be ex
NOTED TO depreflion by great impoFtauens from
Eooland. and with an additional expence Of from
. 70 : per cent. goods may be brought here thro'
TonoinesD, on the Eyder, Kis or Lubec in the
Baltic, at all whoa places ! fhall have agents,
who will faithfully attend TO forwarding iuch
conGpnmcnts as may be made to my oEderlwhich
;s the manner of addrsfing thsrn, ] would econ
memo, J land from the proximity Of thofe places,
can perfonaily attend when neceisry. The port
Of Lubec offers much greater advantages than the
others, 10 thoie who with TO load Return cargo
Of Rufia goods, as they ase there to be procured
at prices very little advanced or the Petersburg
market, and from thence ihippers may have
choice of laud OF wate,-carrlase to this CT
fiY.,'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19

mare fSeptember 8. 1890. !
! Claims recognised by the
board cfcommissioners APP
pointed fer the expresspur-
pose.
: Claims the vouchers Of !
which are Submitted to !
Particular direca,s. )
) Calms TO be settled, a
sainss which The French ;
nave counter accounts.
Demands roncerning the EN-
cargo oi 1885.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
Extract Qfa litter fran a respectable houst
IN Natchez, dated ed November.

C Every preparation is making to take
possession of Orleans; about 600 men I'M
der Gen. Wilkinson will leave this for that
place in six orseight days. Mr.. G.. G. Clai-
bodrne ann General Wilkinson are appoint-
ed commissioners to receive the ceded ter
ritory, and MFR. G.. c. Claiborne Governor
and Intendant of Louisiana for the time
being. No opposition is expected to the
taking possession Of the country"
A gentleman VINO arrived at New York il the
ship Patty, from New Orleans, informs US, that
on the Goth mir. be met in the river a Spanish
corvette from HAVANA, bound UP to n O leans
having on board / 50, 900 dollars, IN part payment
Of the colonial debt. He learned from this
corvette, that the Spanish government did not
intend to give up Louisiana.
A gentleman who left Martinique ls days
since. informs, that the noted fast sailing French
privateer, which has done SO much damage in the
capture Of vessels, was, on her going INTO Mar
Unique with prize, SO closely pursued by a Bri-
fish frioate that she put into an out port of that
island. The British landed men, took the fort,
and cut the grivateer out, and made prize of her.
This privateer is a large schooner, and one of
the fastest sailing vessels in the West-lndes--
She had often been chased by British crulzers,
but never overtakcn. Her capture therefore, IS
extremely valuable, considering the success with
which such vessel may cruizc.
Departed this life, on Sunday the 18th inst. at
his seat in Dorchester county Maryland after
short illness, WiiiiQm Fans Marray. esq. late
minister from the United States at the Hague,
and ninisyer plenipo 10 the French sepub-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19

i sithr great pusiIl.nirnity Or deep intrigue in
the way to parslize tins powsr The love Of
mankind makes US sincerely wish that they may
aot TOO soon have to lament their present indlf-
ference.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
JOSEPH DEAN,
RICHARD LIBBY.

Schooner Inland, Hand, from this port,
arrived at Philadelphia, on Tuesday last.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19

ADJ lNlNG The lO"N OF ALEXANDRIA.
Hi 3.DftiSely 6e/5la on 7Sarsday the 2etk day
Of this a,snfb on fbe fremiJfs,
Eighty-three acres of LAND,
adjginmg Tie To7oa Of .g4llesardyia, 1o,me,ly tho
b,Ybe,ty Of Mr.. Baldwin D4de, ard roqv ozUu-
I'd BY Col. Nathaniel Pend'eton, of Ne1v 1.oek.
This Land lies at the Upper end OF the Town, ani
fronts the river Potomac 70 70 include two god
Fl!hercs, and runs back be The Town aud M
Dsdes prelent dwelling houie croGcs the George towl
road, and runs between the rae ground, and MeE..
Vendafs, Conways, Simniss, and Fitzhugh's Lots IN
MIR. Charles ;Aexgnder's back liue, known by North
that part of the Land lying between the river and the
Georgetown road, has been laid OF Lots of two
carrepondiGg with the fqeares in rcwu and Fair.
fax, Royal, Pitt ST. Afaph, Wafington and Columbus
feect extended, with crots areets OF the fame width
and will be fold in whole half fquares; The Land we
of the George road will be fold in lots of from two
TO five each as may belt accommodate pIrchaefS
Comfortable rnubs has been taken render the titi
ear and freed from every pbIe incubraace OF prof.
ad& of litigation.
The terms OF Sale will be oae fourth of the purchafs
money payable on the hr day Of March next and the
remainder in nine and eighteen months negoeilble
will be required for tie m payn,enr, and lecuiy
the properly for the balance his property IS beau
tifuy fituated fer building Lots lying long flip froai
he the top of the hill, which ranges with Mr..
DuIanys uic, and the whole Of il fronting with full
view Of che Town. and extending back rasge of
highly improved meadows the plat aud furvey made
by Col Gipin, may be ieen at any time application
~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
Valuable Property for Sale,

ADJ lining The 'EowN OF ALEXANDRIA.
Nh p.lftivey 6e/sld on 76arsdoy The 29tk da1
Of ibis a,snfb on fbe PRINTS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
Eighty three acres of LAND.

10 Let,
THE franc Warehoufc on King arcet, two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by AM
t,rofe Vaar. PaIefii IN will be given on the 9Th
IF this month apply, in The abfence OF The
iubicribes, to CD. penuls Ramfey.
r. ]. TAYLOR
Apgac IS. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
1sri, yauaey 4t5, 1907.

O62T OF,
DR.. Hau1iton's lozenges have been recon-.
nlended to me as very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms, procur-
ed box for the ufe of my family, to try, whe-
Their by means Of this medicine, might be ena-
bled co gain point, which, TO accomplish, dit.
ferent other means had proved abortive. My
eldcR boy had a very iickly appearance, wasvery
reRlefsat night, grew leaner from time to time;
in ihort, he leemed to be in precarious itate OF
health, which would yield to none ofthe medi-
cines administered, until gave him two dofes
ofglozcnges, agreeably to the directions, which
carried off iubitance TO al appearance mere
mucus but upon cofe infpetion quit repeled
with very final living animals. No tone of that
OFT of worms which ufual)y afiicf children.
came from him. Since that period ne grew re-
markably better in health, and though lean,
has got freih and lively complexion. Upon
different occafions have uled this medicines
purging fubifitute, and found it to anfwer exceed
ingy well, without bringing on belly ache, or
any of thofe dliagreeabe ienfarions, 70 often &C
cafoned by purging medicines. Upon the whle,-
Judge this medicine to be, belides its main OBJ
Jet, one of the mott falutary means for reftor-
ing loft appetite, and promoting proper aate
of digefion, by carrying OFF that bilious fub-
itance, which engenders 70 much indiipohtion
both among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedient fervant,
JOHN MoLTHER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-13
TAPE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago TO be grievoufly af-
hicted with tape worm, which increafed faff
in ilze aud flrength, 70 as TO excite the moit
horrid ieniasions by its writhing motions and
inroIerable pains, reiembiing the gnawing and
Gearing of his bowels, which deprived him OF
his neccfary ileep, and cauied fuch dreadful ap,
prehenilons as cannot beconceiVed but byone in
a iinilar iituation.-his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his ilrength, 10 that he was una
bic TO attend to any buflnels--when he heard
of fotne excellent cures performed by Hamil
oa's worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
broughs away about FOUR YARDS Of the
worm (now in the po1eGion Of Lee & Coz
but renewal of his pains foon convinced HIM
cha. this monhrous reptile had recovered its iirh
vigour-Applicaeion was made to &c & Co.
for more Of their medicine, with their advice.
from which reiuited the total. expulion of his
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which he
fuppoiedto be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more
A few months have tlnce elapfed, and Mr.. Full
Ter is now IN perfect health. The, above facts
are we'll known TO numerous circle of his neigh,
bours, and himfelf will crafty any who may
with TO make further inquiries on the fnbiecf.
Although HanlIlton's worm lozenges produce
iuch powerful effects, when necenary, yet they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
rion on the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr.. Fuller will refify--their particu-
lar naildnefs is abundantly evident in innumera.
bic cures OF infants.
Communicated by Dr.. John Spaagsr,
Tork-tovva, PeusGl0aaia.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
Their, miniier Of the Morsvian church, in
YORKTOWN.
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May 10.
Jonah Thompfon and Son,
HAVE IMPORTED

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and United STATES fom Liurtool;
Superfne Cloths and CaGimeres, Cam.
brick, jaconet and book Mullins, FIX
Shawls, cotton Hofery, Jeanne,s, Ful.
tians, friped and clouded Nankeens, Cor.
duroys, Velvetts and Tbickfetts, Dimi.
ties, fancy Marfeilles, Waitcoating, few
ing Silks, Twih and Thread, &c. sc.
They are in daily expectation of ,hea
afortment Of Hardware.
Nav o. d
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