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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

TAJIES GOODMAN,
UNIFORMS his friends and the public,
that ne has for fale It his Rorc On ea(ant Hill
tic main road leading from Go.ham corher TO Buxton,
general affortment Of
tngliih, w. |. Goods & Groceries.
Likcwile- Brandy Pors Sherry, Libfn ard Malaga
Wines Vinegar. BY the barrel or intalet quan,ity-A
general afortment of
Hard e HoY5.O Ware, 81 Cutirry.
Allo--4d Cd, ICd & 2od Mans: cd, id, & Sd Brsds
~ by Window Gafs Tu'ks fand and Liverpool
Sa.s.-A contant lupply Of MEMS and Womens Shoes
and Leather which he is determined fell low
BE pa-chaied in Portla,dfor Cath Lamberor Country
Produce.
NOTICE.
~ He wiihes all thole who are indebt-
ed 70 hrs Account, wouI call and Gettle with bin,
before the hr"t January and hofe who have notes
of than fix months tanc ng are requeted TO Fay
the fame before the s Of J. uRF5, otheri- they viii
lie put in iuit. Corjom, Dec. 10
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
For Sale,

NOTICES. hereby given, the, the fubfcrib.
" ers. Executors 10 the iaf Will and Tefts-
men of jain HRdgven. late Of Newport, in the
State of Rhode I0and, Merchant. dcccaicd /;
have taken upon themielve' that .ruip, and CIV
en- bonds as the Law directs And all perions
having demands upon the eeate OF IN. iaid join
HaIzDen. deceaicd, are requef;d to exhibit the
fame and all perlons indebted 10 ihc faid eta,e.
arc called UPON TO make payment 10
ELIZABETH HADWEN, E,ec'x.
BEN AMIN HADWEN, Eret'r.
Nt1ppsri, z6tb Of rotb Man. 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
Ha' Jor Sak u COnmN0a.
20 pipes Gin.
10 hhd'. Jamaica Spirits,
hhds. 81. CIoix Rum,
10 hhds. brown Sugar,
IL hhd'. good retailing Mo!sGes.
goo hofheli old Corn,
400 qontsis fcaIe Fin,
50 barrel, prime Beet. pot up in the bet
manner for Shipping.
60 his. New RUM.
Cabin & Ship Bread,
100 barrels prime and mcfs Pcrk.--AJS,
Sundry dwelling. houic', frratcd in differ
emf paris of this town and quantity OF Sheep
and Hogs for fhipping. Lisesvjf.
Any quantity OF Mahogany Furniture of
:le ncwca fafhion on IrafousbIc lefma.
Newport, Nov. 18th, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
MEM & ROGERS

Heu< for Jais at sbei, Sore, bead of Benjet,'s
WJay, 71ans.frryf,
JAMAICA Rum per HID.
AmRerdam Geneva per pipe.
Sraniih Brandy per ditto.
Cognac ditto per ditto,
Tar per bbI.
Flour tiuper6ne) per bbl.
Coffee. w. |. and Bourbon, bea quality,
Madeira & other Wines per q. cs0<.
.AJe, . general aGoupcnt OF GROCERIES
wholefzIe and retail at the lowca prices.
NIB. Condgnment Of Tfsnks and Paper
Hangings.
Newport, May 1s. Is9is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
@ Take Notice.

n QUANTITY of Dry Goods and Hard
"A Ware, to large amouut. was icnt TO the
fubfcriber from Bottom, in the couric Of the laa
month. through miftake. The owner, proving
property, and paying charges, may have them
again BY applying to
ISRAEL PEARSE.
Neaypo,f (R. IL Nsv. Io, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

VXYE the fubicribers, having been sppoint-
wv ed by the Hon. Cour Of PROBATE OF
North -Kingaowo, to receive, examine and ad.
iuR the Claims OF CREDITOR TO the ettste OF
Capt. yssafbax Ryssld,, late Of faid North
Kinpaown, deccafed, reprefeutcd inioivent. do
hereby give notice, that lix mopths are allowed
TO faid creditors to briug in their claims, and
tha, we will attend to that f-ryice at our rel
peesiye dwellings any time within faid term.
TANNER REYNOLDS, Csmmg-
JONATHAN REYNOLDS f'neri.
All perfons indebted to faid efste, arc call
Cd upon to make fpeedy payment to
ANSTIS REYNOLDS, Adnisix.
North -Kingaown. Nov. 18th, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
John & Henry Cahoone

Have fsy Jak ar skeh S.0re w BSnjetr'i Wla.f,
FOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALICANT BRANDY,
SUpERFINB FLOUR,
RYE & BUCl- WHEAT, do.
POWDER, ger caik.
SHOT, by the bag.
ROSIN, by the bbI.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. BY the quantity.
Ready made COLOURS, different kinds.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

1900 tickets at 70 dollars each, 1900
~ i, Prizes fubjeaed to deduction Fifteen per
ens
his lottery has been authorized by the Legislature of
ysaa Eor the @udabe purpofe of erecting seminary
q e.-ulr II the metropolis OF this rate. With
Il! viess; ntenplated 70 RATE 10000 dollars and
go dollars il adli,ian, for defrayins n expences
&c liant dawag the lottery. Citizens Of the fra re-
fcsabity hav been ft,e9ed truttces and they have
pledged thsm elves ute their u5moG exsrtiQn
ry it in,o effect. The cheme has thu ADVANTAGE Of CIV
g to each adventuer chance for fome vy large prizes
Whit the proper Of prizes to blanks 60 great
invite the friends of the Intended nfutian partake in
the lottery, with very little rii Of their becoming loocrs
The treaurer Of this fate to be appointed receive the
money for the tickets they fold and pay the
mount OF the prizes the fortunate adventurers II ia
deeved that the above conhdeatiops will induce rapid
Jae Of tickets and the drawing viii fon
aiuficent number iall be fold authorize it-which
beiieved will be on the ieednd Monday IN December
next
Richmond, January 81, lSo4. go
~ TICKETS to be had Of Ro-
bert Pollard, Dr.. !, Bfeckcnbrough,
fun, Vim. Price, Greg. Samuel Plea
iants, Jun. and VIM. Prichard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
BLANK ROCKS
70 all 1eh0m Ii my Concern.

KNOW We, that whereas sfuficient number
of the members OF the Mutual Atln7aace cie.y
ag.inR Fire On Buildings of the Stare Of Vrgi.
MA, urd.r the twentieth article of the Rules and
Regulations Of the fad Society, have requeftd
thar a GENERAL MEETING Of the Society
"a Guild be called in the month Of July next, and
previous 10 the payment OF the quota called Tor
becoming Cue, the members OF the said Mutual
Anrarancr Society are hereby called on TO make a
Genetal Meeting, tkst.is mejari,y Of the mem
bers to be p,e,cas in petion, or by proxy d9ly
,au,horifed for the puspof:, on Monday the
sosh day CT July ocxt, atshe Capitol ~ the city
o. Richmond, at the hour OF IL o'clock.
w. Fouihee, P7sjident
M. A. S.
Geactsl Ofice of AiIuvance, / -.
Richmond Iune s,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
RICHARD VEITCH and Go

HlVE Just REcEIgED
from London, and for fae. at their wtfehoulc,
$50 pieces Wellfchofen printed Ca
icoes, Ghintzcs, Cama,sics. e..
300 pieces white, coloured and fan
cy Cambria, add other Molins.
Muffin Shawls, black CoiIia, nimi-
ties, Jeans, fancy Wsifcoating, Cotton II &,
Cotton ard Silk Gloves, fine 4 twia, Check,
hriped Cotton8, 81.
Gar The above Goods arc entitled to D'aw,
back on expectation.
Nav II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

For term Of years, healthy, laout
NEGRO WOMAN. Apply 10 dc Pslaier.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
TO BE SOLD.


FOR READY MONEY,
purfuant 10 ieveral DEGREES OF the high
court Of Chaacery, he'd al the Cny Of Rcn
nond, dated or the zad day OF September and
III Of Gaober, 1851, the 96.h Of March, and
a5th Sepy. 1909,
& TRACT OF LAND,
Expreiied by laid de:sees to have been faofa.
gagged oy William Anm.Gead and Anne Cary his
wife, to a certain Ahrahsm Mareheufr, of the
teKa Of Alexandra, and 70 have been yransiere
sed by Cid Ab,aham Morcboufe TO jcfle Sia'Hs-
of faid town, and to be- lying and beng Oh Bits
Run, in P.incc William County, and 50 contsins
eleven hundred and foxy acres. It is ex>tfecd
that thofe who win 20 Purchafc VIII examine che
land. The {alc viii take place ar sfnrs Wig
ginton's tavern in Hay Marker, in rhe aforefaid
county of Pface William, on Friday 18th day
OF JOY, 1904.
Thomas Lee, fen. c..,,,
Gerard Alexander, ' 80
June II. Gods
for Sale,
For a term OF years, healthy fout
NEGRO WOMAN. Apply 70 dc Pointer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
JUST PUBLISHED,
BY COTTON an STEWART,
Prcs rs Cn,s,
ILLUSTRATIONS
RI tgo}%EY

FL I'm. Pr5R0, P4g N, Pr II he Lodgesf IN.
'iqa:y, adng b. irnemrt7t Ca9anu.iav
tAe ti.t hneti>en-----.,on III: ,enin London
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
il q ) L,

II ~ A,
On Thaffday ihs 5olh day Of May laa, op
polite the mouth OF Grsat Yeaeoalicc, N pirg;o
A BOAT
OF the dclctipti2n thar tolowesb: Her bottom
was very bstc OF ituf, as 0le bad not beer graqsa
fo:os corr ierab!e time Der tide. PANIED rel,
8uawses vc'y much cbaGed. AID one Of theh
had been fpliccd forward, ony fore and att
thsut, she top Of hcr Fern h4a been split If
ard one ilde nailed oa, h;Bh iides and rcng built.
Whoever takes her Up aod fecntey her. 10 That
gel he1 again, Thal ,eceivs FIVE DOLLARS,
and if delivered TO Medss. M'Cubbin AID Doug.
lais, BiitiR'ore, Mei1is. Hlfshorne ard 9'aylor,
Norfolk, or Gel. George Gilpiu, Alexandra,
they 1all be eaid for their trouble extra.
Beal Clements.
Aqua, lnoe o. sosw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
BEN JAMIN SHREVE, ,Itlr.

~
HAS FOR SALE
AT the corner Of Prince and Union Rreets,
JUST kEcEIVED,)
$500 pieces NANkEENS,
los d.. Bandanno Handkerchiefs,
2 bales Sannshs,
do. Bift4s,
do. Emertys,
do. blue Garrahs,
do. India Chlntz,
Jacks Sage,
bag Hops,
O. Birch Floor Mats.
3 cafes and one cafk wameHs' Morocco
end leather Shoes,
ALSO ON HAND,
Fifteen 6ales Of Iad1a Cottens,
CONSISTING OF
S bales 8aifas,
{ do. Emcitys,
q d.. Sannahs,
do. Csfshs,
90 pieces black Satin,
2 (css Tea China,
9uarter caOss Malaga Wine,
Mems coade and womens' Morocco ard leather
Shoes,
Leiper's snuf in half 'ols. and kegs,
cafe Mariner CompaGes,
10 cells Cod sc, aGorted,
ii bags Pepper,
40 b.s Beet No. |, ard
A large quantity Of red Soal Leather,
June f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
10 RENT

Use Dwelling &ionle and Store 10 Prince areet,
cne door cas- OF tte hotf. occupied by o.. E. C.
Dix shsy ave- bossl. 10 good repair. paG.iEoa
RE be tsAS smsas2iatslg. Apply as abote.
fgae 4. dSsea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
THE SUBSCRIBERS

7 = y J9CCN Do Tx
HAS yak Il Air. dtgI,n's hoote in plince
Street, vhel h wii'glve regular ATTENDANCE il
bis 9rotstIps Atsofney al-LAw. As IL Pc.
POTS 20 coz hne his practice TO ;hc D.itr Ct
Courts II Coiunbia only, tot who hanoi him
VIII tl@ir conf euce. may rcy on the Asttet
,artens.on 70 their iD,eJeAs.
Henry Hfort.
M2v 81. dla,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

THE happy ffs>ts, AID fiFe:i3r efficacy of
thief bit:crs, can 0e t-N:het 81 hurd >ds in A.
leSsadria ard rs ncsghhrurted, du:ipg the pre-
ajl3g Gcl50,t8 lat femmcr. w believe that
every periou, who then rci(-ecrsd IS regularly
tlking them, Iciitei he attacks Of tie fever.
Thty brace tic contribution, cre5te appetite, al.
i& digeRion, add relieve The chofic IN ihcgt, III
all complaints Of tic Gunaeh and bowels hey
have been proved TO he emintnty ca'.acoos-
Hence, 5hey reGa malsnan: levers, AID are
preventive 70 the ague. A cou:i, Of 'h-fs hit
tiers, b-gun now, niay prove highly benfd IA, as
they viii gradually prrpare thr lytfem to ooSsrgs
The danger Ct fekiy funimsr. :,
There ar mary counieiieits. PcFciaiers Will
p!eaE. 10 obfervc that the eenoinc St'a8hion's
B,,ters are itacd with tie 6,i irtttr OF me Dc
tots futoar,e, ard fell directions pafed Cd each
bottle. Tavern keepers AID liquor isorss, viii
fed il 80 their advantage 70 uic tfem, as iloH'
fopetr5r arength aiol,e tiey my DC c.nldefei 10
colt no more ,lian the .ran, 70 of'en irpoi23 u@on
them. They are ailo fold by kspioc, Conrad
ard co. Capitol Hi, City of y sfhnstoo MI
March, Geosse Tow, and M, q. Hnck' ffe'
d.rivk burg. Al6 in rtcs;ptd,
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE.
Beer made w,;h TINS article, IS weii known 70
be the moG whol,fcmc ard leaf sxpcnhss iii&e'!
beye4sgr tor the fJmmei feainN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
P11o URAoE.

Excellent Paarrase Tor IIoffcs at Two Dbl
sars PEI IN nth. Enqaite Of MI j,hn llod, kin,
at tho Indian G .een, or Of
James Mickey,
rear tn: Poor icu.e
In2e II. div eozv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

fy Nm Prye,&, P4f N&Er q. he Lolstsf IN.
'iq3y, 0aws b trnem.ri7l CaeAtIa.isu
I"e ta.t hnsti,en-----,an II: ,entn Londoc
e4.tioo.
TEt{S trala j. divided .4o four Books. y
tlxa q o'ek, the cxeeIisrey q Mafon,y is a..
p.ayc+. y I'll, f:eood ba~!!s. tn georraI pan Of
rte fujctts treated "a three degrsas, is ilaA,s,-
e. with o>c2f,nai r.,na. Ks, 8rd brief d.f,.io.
rian i, given Of tie sncieot csrem,ni;s Of thc
Oder. This pat Of the fgeat;fr, which The au.
thor conli iers the NOT eii:ns.a or th: inR;uc.
ton ana shI2revtmenE OF his 5.tthain, is core.
ottsb.y ex,en.itd in the Pss:&a, Edition. Tie
third book contains tie cory Of curious cd
manu(orips on Msionry. with snuotstious, he
better TO ex?lain tbs authentic G9cuGl.nt of an.
tiqoity. The fourth DO IS rcfr!gt,d 70 he RI
fcy Of M3fonry from its f q Appearance in
England, in the cou5lr ct which are introduced
the mott remarkable Occurrences OF the fcytly
botf, at home and abroad, with ftme account {
The principal patrons and proiets5rs Of tn tra,er
nisy al d.ffrsent periods. The PFo5eels Of MAIN.
" Oh thc continent as well as in India and hm..
les, is ailo traced, ~hl- thc proceedings st The
brsslfen of Scotand particularly claim attention.
Thicugfou the Whole are intehpeitd lsceiaL
eTPacaFosy nofes, containing fome ufe.ui NORMA.
fion. 70 this book mary con6tcrab,e a5d uons
are ms dc. particularly tie la2 icttion, which
briggs dowo tn tuRory Of Me(oory ffam lie
grand feait in 1875 70 tie crd q the yeaT 500;
anu contains, amoa2 o.her otesrf,og particua,g,
z few geoerai r4n ,rKs On fem ate publication,
againa The focietY Of Free N~fo0s.
mtvzz. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

Prize lAft drawn ticket having a
blank 10 lis naEn6eF,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING .apxioos toclele his former bcfireis,
reeaeSss eli iIsefe who ale iadcbssd haa 10 let-
&c s'asis accounts as easB as polibie, and thoie
.esso base claiE,s sgainG bnn Will pleals preisnt
sass sar adSuEment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
BY AUTHORITY.

Sclketse o a Lottery.
r. 1x;Ass seasesRy ~ de City # Riebmsui.
Balls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
4 PHfLADRLPHIA PAPER.


In ccceuRt of.3c Farmers lEcvour;te, &c.
ing ne7v u.reshirg machine jo,' gran or
graaa seed, igycn!cd fy Joh,. CotfIe.
This machine shews more work than
IS necessary Eor those, who have not the
conveniently Of barns. a small roof covers
the whole, winch is about eighteen feet in
length and six in breadth. The roller
is about two feet in diameter, four feet
lGug, tspering eight inches; If made of
solid wood there is danger Of seasoning.
Oval plank with three heads which may
be easily loaded with sand to make it go
more iorcihly, would be preferable. 4 no.
rizantal fan may DC liked If needlul, q
spindle going through The whole and The
trund!e head on the lower end, in bark or
double iioorcd barns. Il occupies 4 place
about tive feet square, and six feet high.
The sleaf being ioosened, the ears strike
the upper end OF the roller at the left
hand. Ii spreads itself instantly down
the roller, all falling on the riddle. The
wheat passes through into the hoIper Of
the fan, the straw sliding of. Particular
attention respecting the shape Of he irons
IS requisite, where The wheat passes il aui
out. he nails ''elng cut 10 The shape oil
those in the nu. and about ere inch in
length, but thicker Lars, and driven with
a tool to ft the angle.
Fer aai!rg C,9Uer seed.
a large screw rurE =; bv a strap in the
hopper, where the shcst goes in. Let the
irons drop back, and raise the roller so as
the teeth may touch the tub,
Morton. The ,olier makes twenty re-
volutions, while the horse makes enc, in
eighteen feet diameter.
One Of these ;hreshing machines may
be seen IL actual operation az Jlrncs Pain
tcrs, East Bradford, Chester county, which,
has taken of one hundred dozen in ten
houro: and aGtins wiki equal facility on
grain unbound. AID hu:ting clover seed .as-
ter than any that has been heard OF.
For the above faGts, j, will BE LEFT to
those who have been or shall be cye.wit-
nesscs.
1t is expected that there will be enc in
operation shortly, at Jacob Miushalls.
Middletown, Delaware county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
PREFACE.

In laying the present volume before A
merlcans, the publisher deems il necessa-
ry to offer but one motive, IT'S sUpERLA-
TIVE MERIT. AS work Of science, Lite.
nature, wit, humor and satire, he has the
authority of The first critics, that it stands
unrlvaIlcd among the productions OF the
present age.
However sufficient such motive NAV
be regarded for the exertions he had made
IN expanding the labors of the printer. and
the expense he has incurred in The enrbel-
llshments of the engraver, it viii be readi.
y imagined with how much more zeal the
task was undertaken, when he found that
he was likely TO have the qualification Of
being the first to announce the very ceIe-
bratcd. but hitherto unknown, " CHR1sro-
PIER CGUsT1c," to be an .lncricaa, a CT
tizen Of Vermont.
4 lew circumstances connected with his
history, which have come to the publish
,er's knowledge, he should deem il an an
Of injustice TO genius to withhold from the
public.
The gentleman TO whom the world is
indebted for this performance, is THoMAs
GREEN FEssENDEN, the son OF : respe6l.
able clergyman Of WaIpoIe, New.Hamp
shire IN The year 1896, our author rra
duated at Dartmouth College, and seen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

rei him to divide the government with
men Of sense.
air. Jefferson composed his cabinet Of
men ofunsuspccted virtue, and Of ac,lnow-
lodged talents. In this acl he presented
the nation with the strongest pledge of
MS determination to be directed by an up
right policy, and to call to his aid the best
talents OF the country. Had he been
prompted by the jealousy OF 4 grovelling
mind, he would have surrounded himself
with men OF moderate powers and OF plas-
&c tempcrs. Then he wnuld have enjoy
ed the distinction cf welding ;he govern.
mcns alone; and might have governed
with an absolute sway. But, above the
petty ambition oftyrants, with his eye FIX
cd Oh the public welfare, he called to his
cid men Incapable of seduction, or OF sa-
cyiEclng their undergraduates
CURTIUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
Fransato-sa De- ;rist-Mi,i:, z Saw

Fraasato'rn Do irist-Mi,i:, Saw
Mills, 9 Dst,leries.
DI'res Dbl Gnst-hIills, Saw-Miils.
Pulling Mil, II Dls,llle,ies, = Tom
Yards.
Franklin Do.--4 Grist-Mil's, Z saw
Mills, Furnace. | Fo-ge, Dis;llcr,es.
Dublin Dos Grist- A..lls, 5 Saw Mills,
Ia Distille,ies.
.4leghe':y Dos Crjsi.Ml's, Saw
Mills, 8 Dis'i!eries, Tan Ya,d.
Huntingdon DIS Grst-Mille, Saw {.
Mills, l Hsmp Mil, Is Dis;illeries, 5
Er-weres, 4 Tan-Yards.
Eesf Do.--2 Grist Mills, ( Saw Mills,
/ Forge, % Distillcries.
&iartey Dos G-ist-Mills, 4 Saw Mills,
3 Powder Mills, Furnace, s D;stilleries,
. Tan Yards.
Woodbury. Dos -Grist. Mills, Saw
Mills, Oil Mill, D.stiilerics, Tan.
Yards.
Total.--Crist.NIill 45-Saw- Mills 90
Pulling Mills 2-Hemp- Mills oil.
Mills S--Paper-Niils l--Po'eder- Mills s
Furnaces 2-,Eorges 4--Dis'i.ieries SO
-Breweries 3--.Tan-s arda Is.
b. It is earnestly recommended to
men OF public spirit and ACTIVITY. to make
similar reports of the manufacturing es.
Establishments i'll their townships, towns, S
counties. The Looks of the county COM
rnissioOers Of Pennsylvania furnish The ca
sy means. Similar iniorma don from other
states viii be highly acceptable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
PUBLIC CAUTIONS.
I.--FEyFRs, &c.

In great sinking of the strength, espe-
cisiiy in levers and other acute Diseases
Patients in consequence of accidental cir.
cumstances producing ali immediate and
sudden debility. The resemblance ofdesth
has frequently made its appearsnce,-If
the bed clothes as usual be removed vial
neat will be quickly dissipated, aud the
remnant of life forever destroyed--The
lives o. thousands have been prematureIy
sacrificed.
Humane attention in these latter DAYS,
has been productive OF the return of sen.
sation; vital action, and animation, per.
fecty restored.
2,-BREwERIEs and DIsTILLERIEs.
Dr.. Halves recommends pecuniary fines
to be levied if men are inattentive to life
saving precautions.-A lighted candle
should be let down the watts, &c. which
continuing to burn clear-or an iron no,
with quick lime (bciling water being pow.
ed thereon, will ns,antsn.ously drive on,
the destructive vapours.-Usefuili lives will
be saved TO society, 10 their families and 20
hesitate, by such humane and constant .x-
er,ions.
3.-ANsENIcE,---C retail shops,
SIC. are earnestly requested that This corn.
mon poison be not sold unless cred,ablc
persons testify to the veuder the purpose
Tor which its use is designed.-Many lives
would be annually saved, and iguomirl
Gus death prevented by this precauiion |!
4.-ST1LL Born INrANrs.-Octi4if,
qw nom serUdt.-The transactions s. an.
nnal report Of the Humane Society have
recorded various instances OF Resusci,ati
on by warmth, friction, initiation of the
lungs, &c. tho infants had been given no
as dead for hours by Midwives, Sc.
5.--TURN UP BEDsTEADs.-Inrantli life
has been too often sacrificed by such beds
beng 'hcughtlessly turned up; therefore
1t IS recommended upon every principle of
sound policy, humanity and parental afFec-
lion, That m future they should lie disused.
6'--LIGHTNING--Never stand near 10
Leaden spouts, iron gates, rails, trees,
brooks, or rivers.
I'-FREvHETIoN OF PREMATURE BU-
R1AL.--1'he first stage of putrescencv is
distinguished by a clam.niness Of the skin,
and an acid gas, which marks the earliest
time tor nterment-In the second stage
an aikalcscent yapour escapes, with often.
siye odour.-lt is these deleterious fe,ors
only which prove uoZious to relatives and
a,tendants.-Suspended animation s. alb
soluie death may be thus known and dis
linguished.
IL doubt remains, the faculty should be
consulted, as they viii accurately discrimi-
nate the eyudaiions, &c. on which the sb.
soluIe criteria oflife and death depend.
PUBLTCA sALUs MEA MERcEs-W. II.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
l'-.On signs OF returning life, a tea
spoonful otwater, Sscmay be given ; if swal-
lowing be returned, warm wine, or diluted
brandy. The patient to be put in,o warm
bed and will generally awake perfectly
restored.
o. The plans Of Resuscitaiicn are to
be used for or 4 hours.
S'--Bieeding never to be employed, I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
"TERRIBLE TRACTORATION.x

[ A new work, the production of an A.
merican genius, in England, has lately
been published in this county, entiiuIed
" terrible 1Tacforahion." 1t is written in
the manner of Hudibrass, accompanied hy
a mass of ingenious and satirica notes.
We cannot better introduce il to The at.
tentlon Of the public, than by copying the
preface of The American publisher.
(PhH. GQz.
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PAadenaia, Set. l7th, $50

y complete working model Of the above
described Ihreshiog machine, has been
transmitted, by the inren,or (Mr.. Cottie)
to the board Of manufactures and useful
arts, and IS deposited for public inspection
i'll Mr.. Peale's Museum.
TENCH COKE, President.