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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

IMPROVED IAUNDICE BITTfRS, or the Grand
Anti- Bilious Correttive-Preparedb by DAVID DENIM
ION, at his Difpeniary, No. eSl Oxford Road, Lon
don Under the patronage Of the rtt PhyileI~iis IN
Europe and America
HIS preparation combines all the good qualities Of
l. every medicine of the kind ever offered 10 the
public the botanical characters of the ingredients, OF
which is competed has long attracted the notice Of
he faculty. and under formulas unequvocally
received the undivided function of fuccssful expert
nenlt is greatly anticeptic and particularly effee-
tual in correcting and preventing the Putrdity OF bfe
il has ao been employed with great iucces, in very
dangerous epidemic fevers- II only cleanies the
prima vix, but likewiie gently warns the habit and
quckens circulation particularly ervicable IN hsb
itua coivcneis, IN cafes Of phegmatic temperament
and edentary life, when the omach is oppreiled and
weakened. This elegant bitter may be iuccesfay ap
piled snfwer aoit every Purpoie, particularly IN
uis OF appetite, wher the tsnach IS foul and diorder
"a by irregularities the fecretions gently promo
ted, and plentiful perturbation prodaceds in come
plants Of the jaundice this remedy i upequaed tn
aon,ach is fortified and ltrangthened and digeihon
effr4ually promoted fuch medicine is ulefu AZ all
feafons but particularly the fpring, by removing
thofe eepy melancholy feniations 70 unpeaant the
patient the natural coniequences Of the approach Of
warm weather upon bilioss habts-Priss g., Per BoS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
For Bilious Complaints.

DR.. LeTS Genuine Hindhar Bilf.n, pm,
pRkPARED by SAMUEL Lsr. pun Of w,uah.-.
Conn 3-1he uicfuInefs and importance WI rl.-,'
Pills, At his fealon Of the year, when epidemic drT
tos prevalent, and when moi coalttution. g.
predsPOirtion and infectious atmosphere are nr;I-
10 yellow bilious, and inhamatory fevers hax, -.
verified by an experience of more than twelve -
The proprietor, in coniequence Of the uneorr-a.
good effects OF his pills and the reputation they Li
gained IN his practice urged by his friends toh,
them patented lie al length conlented ana =
pri 1874, he obtained from the Preldcnt VI NV NJ
States his Letters Patent. Theie were the 6rn pai'
patented IN America, and their peculiar eff, ~
the prevailing dieaics in the United States and ~ ~
Indies foon gave them that celebrity which their -
trinGc virtue nerted.
The fame Of Lees Pill !, and the ready fale they {,
numerically meet, truly powerful tsrrptat;ar u
pretenders, and very foon Bilious Pills, uibered 49,;
market from ali parts Of the uniou Some of the ua
clarorous OF pill makers found great advartarr fa
lmiIarity OF names, and were for while able -
pals their compositions upon the public a. the tr,,
genuine, original Lees Pills, and iome have even hi
the efrontsry pretend TO IN originality in the ;n
hnines; bur acknowledgment Of late that The fas,
eI their wares have become fnsi and crcumferibed
is conciuive evidence that the pubic have been tapb
by experience be cautious how the purch re- dr.
tic Preparations, merely cunt of the prelurnD.
ton and ofrontery Of the author. Il il now NOR.
than eight years hnee | obtaiued my patent =
and the incalculabe, demand for my pills, which ia.
beer, and is daily increasing, is convincing proof Of
.hcir fuperior virtues and falutary effects have no
objection to the worlds being upPca with abundance
of pills, but conviction that the people have rich,
to correct information hal induced me to come for
ward and nate thee facts. That the purehaiers nav
be certain that they get the right kiRd; they will be-
particular enquire for Lees (Windham) Bilious Pill
and TO obferve that my be attached to each
bill Of direction, IN my own hand writing. They ate
fer fae At mo OF the DruggiR Stores in the city cf
New-York. .- -., .
SAMUEL LEE, jr, Patentee,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
wHEAToNs yAuNpIcE BrrTERs.

THE fuceeisfui efs-tts of when have been fuliy
perenced, in correcting aud carrying of iaundicy
and bilious from the tomach and 1t the fame
time lrengthening the touach increang the appetite
and removing the linking, faint ditrcled feeling and
the leepy dull heavneis refto-ng ALTO, itrengh 10
the weak and trembling limbs removing the yellow
neis OF countenance common TO jaundicy and weakly
people; and alfo the dizzsefs Of thehcad weakness
Of fight They very ufsful for feamen take Of
ten when fea particularly in warm climates, as :
pretervative again dforders 70 incident fuch eli
mates (Which generally putrd and bious) by re-
moving obAru6ions, carrying off bile and giving i
free circulation TO the blood.-Pyies ~ Sey box.
WHEATSONS ITCH OINTMENT,
A flfe and ctEca>ious remedy for the TICH-P,i..
9S1 5OS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
TICKETS s QUARTERS
~ THE ABoFE CLASS, FoR SaLE BT
ISAAC ADAMS.

No. {, .L-pcs' Now
Prize tickets taken in poyfreat.
4 D ANaway from the oubiCJlbeT, az
Ia indended apprentice boy, named Esassr4 Js's
aged about i6 years. light complexion, and inreShI
marked with the irpalIpu1, had or when be vent :,
way, lhort Jacket and trcv,Ges This s q isrp1
al perfons harbourirg, conceaiinr, truihng,-or GA
ps.ing hn, they vii be Prcfecrted &C t9e H''0''
rigo- Of the law i1hitS IANhsON'.
<.g-F sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
Baton W0val Store.

-. MORRILL, * BAKER,
No. AZ. STATE 5!rsef, Have jor Sale,
ofthe hrif quality wAssAsrsp and 10 PRIME order,
$50 caiks Spirits furpcntine,
100 do. various kinds Varniihes,
90 bblS. Rosin,
&c Connantiy receiving additional quantities, from
ther Manufactury Dealers in the above articles will
5e fsPplied on very liberal terms
LIkEwTsE,
ConRzatiy on hand for fale,
Real quantities Tar, Pitch, and rurpentine.
Bias <sg, 10, eepsw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
DExTER'S RHEUMATIC PILLS.
For the cure of Rheumatifm, Rheumatic Cout, ]
Billions Dforders.


For the cure of Rheumatifm, Rheumatic Cout, and
Bilious DIorders,
HAVE, by much experience, been found valu-
able and efficacious Medicine, and recommended
to the public, as an effectua remedy to counteraa
the dangerous effects of common Colds on the fyfem
remove obltru6ted perlprable matter, and acrid
and corroivc Humours, which caufe Rheumatiim
Rheumatic Gout, Pains and Swellings in the Joints
and Limbs-Cough, Afhma, &s. They alfo par
ticuary fervicabe in removing Bilious and other OBJ
Rruttions from the Stomach and Bowels an ex-
cellent Medicine obviate check bilious or vel.
low Fever at ITS commencement, by powerfully ex-
peliing bilious, morbid, and putreicent obRruStions
through the cutsneous pores. They remove windy
oppreiiens and cholicy pains in the aomach and bow
descriptions from The face and lin--fweeten and
purify the blood, and quicken its crculation-pro-
fweetnefs of the breath and good appetite,
by irengthening the dgeitive faculties-Many afda-
Wits might be produced, fhewiug the fuperior efficacy
of the above pills-but as the character which they
have may acquire is the ben criterion by which the
public can Judge, they are omitted-Pyet A fs, Box.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
THE MANAGERS OF
PISCATAQUA BRIDGE LOTTERY
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THE FOLLOWING
SCHEME,
OF THE FOURTH Glass.
10000

l2,ooo TICKETS at Dollars, is $4,000,
subject to a deduction OF l211 per cent.
CAFGTAL PRIZES determinable on the fel
owing days
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
FRESH Ftonr.

Jult received, now landing. and for faIe,
BY JOHN TABER & SON,
If No r3, Unisn Wbay,
aSo bbls freih Super6ne, Fine, and
Mdlings, in whole and half barreIs-Alfo in Store
Pipes, half pipes, and quarter cafks Lon
don Particular Madeira, and Tenerife WINES.
Orb 4As. %, 1905. SOY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

500 TICKETS shall be considered as one
complete days work. and the fortunate blanks
shall be determined at that rate of drawing,
whether greater or less number come ont Of
the wheels in one day. Ali prizes to be paid
at the expiration of the thirty DAYS (excepung
the highest, which viii be paid within snty
days. after the drawing is completed--the
drawing to be finished within twrnty-six work
ing days. Prizes not claimed within one year
viii Be considered as generously given to the
Bridge, and viii noJ be paid after that time.
IN early day will be appointed for drawing
III Boston. The Managers Rattrr themselves
that the punctuality observed in the former
Classes, will insure ready sale for The tickets
III this class.
Tickets vii rise to fre dol!qrs and ft7y cents
twenty days previous TO drawing, and to sir-
dollars on the fourth day Of drawing.
Nearly half tie tickets are already engaged.
he Tenders Of tickets in remote towns are re-
quested to give as carly notice as possible OF
&c number they il &c ID to keep, or have dis
posed OF, that an early day may be fixed ior
drayyint-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
THO Ms PITSOM.

THO Ms PllTSON,
A CQUAiNTS the Mercantile Public, that having
arrangements for Commifhion Houfe at Nor
folk in Virginia his bu6ness viii be conducted there
under the hrm Of
THOMAS PAYSON & Co.
Where the orders OF bis peronal friends and thoe OF
the ah hrm are focitcd, and hall meet prompt anS
faithful execution. Thofe Gentlsmsn who are in the
habit OF Tending their vsises that port either fer
sreight Cargoes. respectfully requ led to give
this Eltabfhncnt Iare Of their buhnels; and they
may be aured, that they ihal have rsslon to re-
pent the experiment.
P-4.a Tyk,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

Stray Cow.
AIKEN up By the fubfcriber and wLite br;o
del COW. With bth found her NJ tck-1he
owner may have ter again, Lyrro,ing propertv
and paying charges.
ADAMS MERRILL.
Falmouth. Sept :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

Halas5is Real E5sate tor Sale.
A HOUSE, four rooms on floor, two
Nories high. welt fniihed and paiated. with a
good Lot of Land htuatci At the welt part Of the
town. on the Main trect having ccmpicat ProfPett
Of the harbour town and couUtry; lately owned and
occupied BY c. Z Vaughan. Eiq-Terzis Of payment
made safy.--Ap3ly, 10
Walter Hatch.
Pwtis.s. Sgts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
Notice.

Notice.
lie Connection IN bufnefs under the firm e.
GOLDMAN * SWAN, y
viii expire on before the 3la day OF December
next they with all perflns who may be indebted TO
them, TO make proyhOns for payment and thoie with
whom they have accounts uncloed, are requefted
call for adjuRment.
They have now FOR Sale q: No 3, UNION Row,
A General Ahortment of
ENGL LSH and YEST-LNDLd GOODS,
GROCERIES,, DC.
a, reduced prices FOR CAN.
Pgrtissi, Tsrsf rs, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
SAMUEL LEE, ir, Patentee,
of the Windham Bilious Pills.
Hl1a55s5, Conn
DR.. HalPf Nr7v LoVented Hcb Solution.

DR.. HalPf Ns1v Invented Hcb Solution.
WHICH effe6tually cures the itch, and all other
eruptions Of the kin, fuch falt rheum ring worms
pirnples, freckles ran, fun burns, sc. ..
Whoever wifheS TO be cured of that Edifagreeabls
diforder called the TrCH may do it with all fafcty
without any trouble, diagreable fne, in "a hours
BY applying this liquid to the parts affected few
times This solution will be found iafe certain and
convenient, remedy, at hons or a journey, with
out the filth of greale, or the lench OF fuphur o.
potion of mercury. i-
This folution is as agreeable as Lavender, and may
be applied with fafety-Price SO cents bottle.
~ THE above medicines are for fale,
Wboiejale and retail, by DR.. II. F. DUPEE,
by appointment Of the Patentee.
Portland, SEPT 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16


FoRE-STREEr, NJ. 2
Have juf received, in addition to their former sHort.
ment,
A Freih fuppiy of Goods,
SEits1s jar tSs p,es'Ht sad zferoaoS1s ,sz,0s-us.
OUPERFINE black, blue & green Broadeloths,
Do. black, blue, tra5, dark mixed Cafimeres
Velyets; plain and itriped Cotton Ca.ineres,
Fancy Vefting; Linens,
Large atIortmentt Of India Cottons,
100 pieces Yellow Nankeens Brown Hollands.
10 pieces Blue Ma nkeens,
silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Silk and Cotton Sufpenders Grape Cauzes,
$50 Leghorn Straws, fome very nice;
Larse sf{ortmsnt Diapers, prices 2fS to IsC
Cotton Canbricks; Black Mullins;
Ch.rbray Mullins; Laced do
Large sdortment Furatures, Caliicocs, &c BE.
GROCERIES.
French Brandy; Gin; Run;
PORT, Lifbon. Coemenar and Malaga Wines,
Hyfon, Young Iiyon, Souchong, Hyion SAin
Teas
Philadelphia double refined Loaf Sugar,
Coffee, Sugar, Cotton, Molafcs, &c.
Nails OF all kinds,
lr,n Ware of all kinds
Cod and Pollock Fifth,
fLS0-Tu5t Landing,
500 bufheis cearfe SALT, OF quality iuperior TO
any ever Imported into this tewn
100 cahs Philadelphia GUN POWDER;
Which they Hill fell the very Iewe terms for Ca
or approved Credit POr,!sad, <asg.F 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
FOR SIZE.

Wy. EOR SALE. -fA
HALF TOWNSHIP of LAND.
gr,n,ed "a Corharn Academy, out Of any OF the
unappropriated LANDS the Diifri6t of Maine.-for
terms and conditions OF payment which viii be lib
erai, apply 70 iA1HROP LEWIS, Of cor6an, or
MATTHEW CoBB, al PsrtEsaa. Ser 9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
Fsou A xssrUcxs- pApsR.

a.
Col. Borr, whose late standing u,,n The
Theatre OF American politics, had given
MN . reputation of no ordinary DISTINCT.
on, lsit Lexington on Wednesday last.
We have been frequently asked, why we
have paid such attention in noticing The
movements of MIR. Burr since his arrival
III sne western country. The latter part
OF ms ii'lcalcareer, franght perhaps with
aaegfee OF dupl;city, which can never b,
satisfactorily defended, has made hin, an
oolect OF attention wherever he has travel.
~iea' Ills talents FOR intrigue are consider.
ed as onriva!led in America, C his tlisnos;.
'ion doubted by few. The subseeucn, Que.
res have lately appeared in the Gazc,,e Of
The y. States. Whether any circumstanc,.
mad come to the knowledge of the writer
which would Justify such publication. W..
are uninlormed. Without giving an opinion
Us TO his views in this Country, we publish
me q'efies' and also state the route, which
its said be is to take from this place
at the same time believing, that if he cal
cuic'ed on Withdrawing the affections ne
the people ofthe western states from heir
government, he will find himseIfdscsived.
II he has not already made tina, discovery
lie is SAID to have gone from this place IN
Ninccraes, from thence to ST.. Louis
thence TO Nashville, Knoxville, Charles.
ton, and then by water to Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
Frca, the United States Ga-effe.
QUERIES.

How long will il be before we shall hear
oil Col. Burr being al the head Of a reyo.
lHf!cH party on the western gaters?
is II iacl that Col. Burr has formed q
1ttan to engage the adventurous and enter.
prising young men from the Atlantic states
to come 10 Louisiana!
is It one OF the inducements that an i'm.
mediate coaoention will be called from the
sfaieS bordering on the Ohio and Missis.
sipph to form Separate government.
Is itanother that all the futile lands are
to be seized and parutioned among those
states except what is reserUcd for the war.
like friends and followers OF Burr in he
revolution
lsit par; OF The plan for the new,states
to grant these lands in 60anfies TO en,ice
Inhabitants from the Atlantic states9
How soon will,he forts and magazines,
aud all the military posts at n. Orleans,
and tne Mississippi, be in the hands of
Col Burr's revolution party?
How soon viii Col. Burr engage in the
reduction of Mexico, by granting liberty
To rs inhabitants, and seiziog on its trea-
surcs, aided by British ships and forces
VIVA. difficulty can there be 10 comp.et
ing revolution in one summer, among
the western states, with the four template
ohs, IS. OF ali The Congress lsads-sd.
Throwing off the public debt-5d. Seiz-
ing on their own Commercial revenues
eth. Spanish plumber in conjunction with
the British
THE Gazette has never given an ex-
pianaiion Of Ties qneSiions r. 4urord.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

ridge in each ofmy former fields, be, The
produce wss very poor in comparison OF
The other parts Of the field. / ara ssc.
JAMES CHApPLE.
eve consider this experiment, as very
interesting Que. and recommend general
iystrials to be made, both in wet and dry
spring seasoas.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

MI fsrsoHs ihasIfe ~ 1essrs nue. Re7.
Il tare fNety-C Canton n z e6y no,.f,,r fb.f IN.
ssia Ait Y Req a'd on re 1Ob dlg e. q. !, {osf.
0sts7i lfUaNsfe, 70 lYfihaa R,H of Sct-.1-,k
bsdted foT O yaiu1bic csisfaei atm ,5e.e,,, go 80,
sed fbsir an c4cb r teir .fgbis iaieyest osd
eai"s ~ and 70 az 10 b5sts delfs aesor.s 81. =
anti oropery 81 s,eyg eefc ibf.n Js toxin, Il, fb,,,
% f0raers' az fbai re saia W,a HiNfaf6 All,
eoasfinned ard efbpiaea Fo5e,t mn ~ New e, =.
ron am Gcogs Wat ~ LicbBtora. b. j,,,t .,,,,,.
Hie', aaa enfo-Se'ed ttem % catcs aaa see-is- 4l
ee1is due T. re sail i1is r.ct,aoJ HiIST.ct
fo- 'bIs pup 50 Cetge Weff.iH anesd,g .f4
''sc'y'fS6b gag Il fs's msr,5. al Cm,ba kl.f
~ bau4e tCeiag c0a5f dy' al @ tb e.rts.b .se,
u N,V'n'te' nccf o. B.ciiteiam es,ft Zee. ~
1890 flaeei zee Gct'oys 10 he faie e3arp ~ MIR
q kea a'c rqEescifo cte.d 4td a,t ks. s Es-
"tt mat"g eermcai ~ fte ectfs dsc n IT. ..5.ve
eoHeern % ay oiLe, psisogor .eoson Pea tbs sac.
c',beys F0BZ' H1EL.
Go jTa1q.
R.eimorl. 1915 or ls1s. Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
Tons IS

GUS
his very surprising instance oFthe value
o. Iron Railways cannot fail of making a
lively impression on every man who is de-
sirous of The improvement OF his country.
Tor 1t is a means of improvement which
belongs peculiarly to Great Britain. The
bowels Of theisland are flied with the pro
per materials for their CONSTRUCTION The
expense may be calculated beforehand 10
traction and they are productive mel
ther OF damage nor OF inconvenience 10
me surrounding country. In the particu
iarinstapce Of the Surry Iron Railway the
benefits 70 The public viii be incalcu!a5lc.
The declivity during the six miles where
his leaI was achieved is only Ia Of AZ,
inch IN yard; and yet so bad IS the line
OF country for carriage, that without the
Railway, the same horse could not have
drawn one ton weight FOR the same dis
lance in hours !--Lonaen Pri,lf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
A SECOND EprsrtE TO BAcnHLoes.

Take unto myself wife, and obey The
ordinance OF Cod take unto lhyself a
wife, and become a faithful member Of so.
cleIy. But examine with care, and rx No,
suddenly ton thy present cho.ce depends
.ne future happiness of thee and Inv pos
terily. Fo'
II much Of her time is DESTROYED IN
dress and ornaments If she IS ensno,r.
ca with her own beauty, and delights with
her own praise; If she laurhetb much and
,alke'h loud il her TOO, abiae,h not IN her
fathers house, and her eyes with holdings,
rove on the faces ofmen, though her bead
were as The Sun in the ornament oil
aeaVen, turn thy face from her charms
'urn Thy ieet from her paths, and suffer
moi Thy soul 10 be ensnared BY the allure.
mep's oi thy imagination.
but when lbep 6ndcs, sensibHry ol
heart' joined rilhsortness Of manners; an
accomplished Rird, with forns agreeable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

The House OF Representatives is CON
posed of 81 members. OF those ascer.
tanned to be elected, IS are considered
as opposed and IL as friendly to conyen.
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

BON MOT - learnsdbfo,her. scrupulous,y
attentive TO every article Of lis dgess. asked The
witty and celebrated Irish Advocase. ONCE in the
rour Ssuits' Dublin, whs he thought of pair
OF half boots which lie had thar n,nynire I,,.,rs-
az The only jaUlf in them replied he yIt i.
'ha' they shsw TOO much d tic cay Ion bot'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

|
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ls,l4s ll,oes
The House OF Representatives is CON
posed of 81 members. OF those ascer.
tanned to be elected, IS are considered
as opposed and IL as friendly to- consen.
ton.
MEDICAL. The following cure for a feon
has never been known to fail but once these Is
years II is beth cheap and safe
Take any sorr OF glass, pounded fine. & goose
dung. and rue. with alittIe Indian meal; max all
together with cold waies thin; apply pretty
large Poultiee when the finger seems dry and HOT,
wet the pouitice and apply it again, IN ~ hours
and make new one two or thee seldom fail
TO cure.
b When the felton, is corning on, the per-
son will imagine there is a small oriar or thorn
IN the end OF the finger. opposite the ioinl un-
der the nail -WeHeyn yelssfap6
The Aurora of Monday last says, it Is
believed there can BE- no reasonable doubt
that governor M'Kean wall have MAORI
ty--equal IN amount to the numhev oi per-
sons who Asld o6ices aud receive The sa!a-
ries from The people thro' his agency.
Extraordinary Rtaf ofa Draught Horse.
An unparalleled instance Of The power
OF horse when assisted by art was She sn
near Croydon on Wcdn.sday last. The
Sarry Iron Railway being con1pls;ed. and
opened for the carriage Of goods ali the
way from Wands@orih 10 Mers,ham, a.
bet was made between two gentlemen, ,hat
common horse coud draw .h,rfy. sir
tons for six miles along the road, aud lhat
he should draw this weight from dead
pun, as well as,urn it round he OCCASION
al windings Of the road "Wednesday last
was liked on for the trial ADD a lumber
olgenliemen assembled nea. Mers,hanl 10
see this ex raordinary triumph of art.
Twelve Wagons loaded with stones each
Wagon weighing abose IN ca tons were
chained together, and horse taken pro
miscuuusly from the timber cart OF Mr.
I7ar-ood, was ycked into the team.-! nc
started from near the Fox Public ffou.e.
and drew the immense cham OF Wagon,
with apparent case 10 near the turnpike al
Croydon, adisIanoe of six miles IN / harg
and II minutes, which : neacly al The rate
ot 4 milesan hour. L. the course orthia
time he stopped 4 times 20 slew that it
was not By the impetus of the desc pt tha,
the power was acqWrcd--anG alter each
stoppage he drew of the chain of wapfon,
from dead ress--ttasing gained III. wa
ger, Mr.. banks, the gentleman W he laid
the bet, direcleiA more loaded Wagons
to be added TO The cavaicatie, with which
the sarne horse again sci eff with undimi-
nIshed power; and still further ia sh=w
Inc eject ofths Railway in Facilitating mo
lion, he directed The attend y worknlep,
TO The number Of about Fifty, to mount on
The weggops, and The horse proceeded
without che least distress, and In trulh
there appeared to be scarcely any limi,ati-
on 10 The power ofhis draught. Alier The
iriai, the Wagons were taken TO the
weighing machine, and it appeared that
the weight was as follows
1Sns. cws. Qrs.
I
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I York, 3 OCT ofe dis.1 1919
triels, maj. 5 =
Oauphin, l,iko
Northampton, majority, 1850
Chester, majority, $40 4
Adams 7co
Cumberland 500
Franklin . SO
Luzsrne $50
49, 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

10 thy l-acy lake her home to Thy house
she Is worthy to be thy l.lend, thy Gem "a
! mon IN life, the wife Of thy bosom. 4
! o cherish her as a blessing sent the,
from Heaven let The kindnes. CT Try be
hay;or endear thee to her heart.
She is the mistress OF Thy house trea
her therefore, with respect, .,ha, LAY ser.
wants may obey her.
Oppose rot her incl;nations withou!
cause; she is the partner of thy cares,
make her also the companion OF Thy plea
suies.
Rcprove her faults with gen,lencss, c&-
acf not her obedience with risor.
Trust thy secrets in her breast, her
counsels are sincere, thou shalt not be de-
ceited.
Be faithful to her bed for she is The
mother ofthy children.
When pain and sickness assault her, let
thy tenderness soothe her ainiction; a look |
from thee, OF pity and love, shall alleviate |
her grief, or mitigate her pam; ard be OF |
more avail than ten physicians.
Consider The deiicacy OF her sex, the |
tenderness of her frame; and Be MOI Sc.
we're TO her weakness, but remember ,liine
own imperfeetions.