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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

1 ter, AM perhaps 10 to the retai.cI. 'i'eit
per ceat. upon ah'.ae goods cons,llnec in
virginia, viii amount, a,,rual,v to :, sumo
| ntttessaort .os three hundred Thousand doI-
| lars, and the greater part OF this enormous
sum is paid by the farmers.
The commerce of Virginia, already very
great, is daily increasing; and il is incumA
bent on tile legislature to pass such laws
as VIII facilitate that commerce, not en-.
~ amongst orr own citizeEs, but such as
VIII place the credit of the state upon the
highest footing abroad. In all the United
States, credit is substitute for capitals
this is more particularly the case in Vir.
gina II any other state possesses better
credit than Virginia, that state Has So much
better capital; and since this capital de-.
Penos In Sreatdegree upon the municipal
laws OF each state; surely it is subject
which ought to engage the attention of;they
legislature. 1t really appears to me that
from detect in the laws of Virginia. tile
citizcns pay an annual tax .or tribute OF
nearly three hundred thousand dollars. H.
But, not only does good policy re.y
Qure the passage of this law the sacred.
principles OF justice also demand It.. That,
greater injuries have not resulted from the.
want OF 1t, reflects the highest honor ON the,
citizen' but is certainly no apology for the
~ = "i~lutc. ~ man may at any mOncnt
cohvert the whole of his personal. estate in-
tn land, and compel his credito, to re sort.
to court of Justice for his, claim after a,
course OF law (none of the shortest) udr-s
ment Is obtained-an execution issues a.
Gninst the prercrt;- of the dcltcr: the she-s
riif returns the execution unsatisfed for
want of effects: and perhaps it is at the,
same TING, known to every person in the,
neighborhood, that the debtor possesses a
valuable real estate, purchased with the.
very property, fer which this debt was con-
tracted 1t is impossible to reconcile this
with any principle OF justice with which,
am acquainted. A CITIZEN.
LEWIS HARyIE, Esquire, of this Citv>.
was on Saturday last, elected by icint ba -
lot OF both Houses OF the Legislature of this
commonwealth, a member of the Privy
Council or Council of State, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of LyNp
SHAcKLEFoRD, Esquire. -
On the same day, Col John HUNGER
FORD, of Westmoeland county, was elected
a Brigadier-General Of militia of this State,
to supply the vacancy occasiond by the re-.
signation ofGeneral Henry Young.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
Richmond, Dec. 6lao6.
For The VIRCINIA ARGUS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Legislature of Virginia having hi
therto declined passing law, s1biectine.
lands to be sold under execution, il is time
Tor the people to take the subject under
consideration; and IL it should appczr to
them that 1t would be conducive TO thr
public good, instruct their REPRESENTATIVES,
accordingly. ! have ever been OF onin;on
that such law could be a benefit TO the
community, and in no respect iniure the in
terest of individuals.
't has been urged by some, thatit would
nave a tendency Co create an accumulation
OF property, in ibe hands OF individuals. "a
vorable to the growth of aristocracv. IF
snere be any reason to apprehcnd this mis-
cnief, the law ought not TO pass but think
there is not. The Legislature could easily
regulate the sale of land in such man
ncr as to do much for the creditor, and but
little for the land Spectator.
30 long rs the situation Of things with MS
remain as they now arc, and in fact have
neen, since the revolution, that class ofpeo-
PIE (the iarIners) who it is said would be
so materially injured by the passage Of This
law, have been great sufferers Tor The vaa1
OF IT. Virginia consumes more Furonesn
goods than any other state in the union
and these goods are purchased principglly
ON credit now there is no position ybate-
yer Clearer than this that the seller will
nave profit upon his goods, in proportion
TO the risque he runs in obtaining nav.
ment and this riAque being greatly in
creased by exemptiHg lands from sale un-
ger, execution, we may fairly conclude. VIC
now paya higher price for every article
we purchase, than we should pay, il there
existed law to sell lands for debt Ihayc
heard some OF the most cxDeriencpd ~
porters say, that goods shipped to Virginia
are charged on an average at 10 per
cent. higher than those shipped to the nor
thern ports, and that no other cause can be
sssS'9hed ior TINS extra charge, but de-
tectin our laws. arm Of op;nion thar 10
per cent. extra, ON the price of goods ship.
pea TO t'lls state, is not an e1traVaeant cal |
culation, but for the sake Of tire argument.
&c. Us take less SUN. Let us suppose
goods imported into Virginia pay i Ger
cent. higher than these imported into The
horthern states -Four per cent to the sliip-
por, become in the hands of the imuor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
For TIE ARGUS.
A r NJ 0 I Y.

Ns. PLEzs4y7s, 49, 49,
THIS is an institution which met
my warmest appreciation ut IT'S commence
ment, and vet think favorab,y of it, ex
cepting that has been planned nDon scale
too large to be supported BY an int.iyidua,
state, without mourning demands upon the
citizens that would be oppressive, in order
to carry it completely into effect. - -.
L have seen the Governors comnunica.
ton made a few DAYS ago, to our now sit
ting Legislature, and must confess, that
regret to find that large portion of these
buildings cannot be used By the present
resources OF the state, and that in all pro-
eaoiiity, viii be still less used, unless fur
ther demands upon the people are made
IN taxes, il order to have it effcctuaI-
" carried on. Whether this is a time
or rot to raise the taxes, must be left en-
tfrely. to the deliberate wisdom of that ho-
norable body. but if we were to JUDGE from
tis compl'ints Rlinost universally he .r,IfIom
every part of the state, in my humble opi
mon there could never be more unfavora-
bic time for measure Of that kind. To
suggest an cypedient, therefore, cannot he
deemed CRIMINAL, ai,ho' il may be consI.
icrcd useless or improper; and to this end,
let us suppose this most valuable buldinr
was disposed OF to the union let the compen.
| sation be in moncy-or let it be in arms to
supply our militia ;-either in nv oninion
would be the samc-and an institution
intended far the best of purposes-si.
tuated too almost in the centre of the DO
| pu.ation of the union--in a country where
materials can be had upon the best of terms
but built upon too large a scale to be car.
RED into effect by ali individual state, would
be suitably used, and be equally beneficial
to our ne'ghbors and ourselves, and thc. me-
ney. expended for the supply of arms to o.
ther parts ofthe Union, circulated among
/ us. Some may be alarmed at giving into
the hesds of the General Government. an
eAfcnsive armory--hut why this Jealousy?
Gould the two or three hundred workmen
employed, iniure us viii the giving a
few acres Of ground in the City of Rich
mondio Tor IN Armory, be more dangerous to
the Commonwealth, than the giving of
tgrcund for light house at Point Comfort,
or q fort at Norfolk I'll think not, and ur-
CT fair grounds would be willing to sell
my Hobby.
|
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

- or fsft 4 D. p.
Capt. Gillchrist, from Rofferddri, arr;
we'd at Boston, sailed on the 18th ut. Pdyts
Paters to the 7th had been received
1t was understood, that the Negociati ms
with Great-Britain were broken of, & that
Lord Lauderdalc was to leave the French
capital on the 13th.-No battle had taken
place between the French and Prussians !:
but. it had been agreed, that the Sovcreigns
OF France, Prussia and Holland should have
conference on the 9Th. War on the con.
tinent was however, confidently expected,
rs Russian troops were advancing rapidly
tojoin those OF Prussia. The markets were
improving in Holland
Accor 'ng to all accounts, nothing can
exceed TIN enthusiasm with which the Prus-
sian army !" -ctuatcd.--So general is the
call for war at Berlin, and so much is the
public mind incensed against the French,
that the zoe of the French language which
was generally spoken in the Prussian api-
tai, has been suddenly discontinued. At
dinner given hy the Queen of Prussia to the
Officers Of her regiment, her Majesty an.
peared in full uniform. The-Prussisn Ar
my OF Siiesia, which has entered Saxony, is
$4,000 strong.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
RALEIGH, lN.c.l December l.

On Thursday last, Nathaniel Aexan-
der, Esq. was reelected Governor of this
State for the ensuing year, without oppo-
sition.
The balio;ting for Senator of the United
States, fixed for the sasse day, was post
poned till Tuesday, and the names of Gen.
II. Smith, Gen. Thomas B.onnt and John
n Biaford are added 70 the nomination.
The bill for establishing Superior Court
in every county in the STATE, after much
debate Friday passed second reading
II the House OF Commons, ~ votes TO So.
It will be in order Cor a second reading in
the Senate this day. 1t is understood that
house viii be nearly equally divided upon
n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

by Gen. Eaton before it went to. press, tie
public will now be relieved from their sus-
pense on this subject.
A friend of General Eaton, on hearing this
detail, asked him how Burr lin case he
should extircate ,himselD would receive the
exposure of those facts. He answered,
g As he pleases.-I never solicited Burr's
" friendship nor his confidence. He ought
&c to have known me better than to suppose
+" me ever sufficiently abject to become the,
&C instrument of his ambition. And he
{" ought to have known himself better, than
" to fiatter himself possessed of capacities
[" to setucc me to an act of treason"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

u WE are authorised to say that major
GEORGE w. SMITH will be a candidate
at the election to be held on Thursday next,
Tor member to represent this city in the
present General Assembly, in the room of
Lewis Haryie, Esq. appointed member
of the Privy Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
CITY ELECTION!

~ NOTICE is hereby given. that IN
virtue of a writ issued 5y the Speaker Of the
House OF Delegates, the Frceholders of he
city OF Richmond are requested to convene
themselves on''rhursday next, at the court
house ofthe said city, and then and there to
cause to be elected orc fit rnd able person
qualified according to law, to represent the
said city in the. General Assembly now sit
ting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
- 'OtI-N i. TItIO rs NefHt.
Richmond, sth December, 1896.

J. II. FoUsHEE oGSrs His services to the
Freeholders of this city as their reprcscn-
tat;ve in the General Assembly, at tho cleo
ton which has Been directed by the war
rant of yesterday
TUESDAY, 9th Dec. leo6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

letter received from most resDecta-
Bile source, dated Washington. 9th Of De.
cember," statcsthat bill slspcnding for y
limited time. the non-importation act ofthe
last session, was twice read in the house of
Representatives, on that day, and would be
finally acted on the nexr. Different peri-
DDS, Tor its limitation, were talked of.
some mentioned February, others June.
and even later period, unless treaty in
the mean time, should be ratified bctwce
the governments of the u. s. and Great 8ri-
taln.-Ihat our negotiations with Spain.
"openly and warmly advocated BY the
"French COURT" were progressing very
tavorably, when tho affairs of Europe sud-
denly changing, caused the tenarture of
the Emperor for the army which had
occasioned procrastination Of the bust
ness.
That the most sanSUinc hopes NAV be
entertained, that a treaty will be formed
with Spain, upon pure and honorable prin-
clples, which will terminate all our IifFer.
ences with that nation,--full powers ion.
that purpose, having been sent f,y the Spa-
nish government TO person authorised to
negotiate. But that should we, contrary 70
our Just expectations, fail of success, eyerv
dollar OF the money authorised by the act
OF the last session, to be drawn for that OH.
ject, will be safely returned to the public
treasury.
If the facts allcdged to have been coma
mltted by Col Burr are conformab'e to the
statement which has bcea made, it win be
much to be regretted, ifthe offence will not
admit offs legal Interpretation of anv biche,,
offence than a misdemeanoT. And vet. II
hardly seems that it could he construed, az
TREASON, under the constitution Of the IT.
nited States. =
The constitution declares that, treason
shall only consist in Lowing war apajusf the
United States, or adhering to their enemies.
giving them aid or co Mort. If the culp,.its
proceeded SO far as to purchase military
stores and enlist soldiers, it amounted cor.
tainly to Chewing Of war" lint ;f 1,
should appear thatthe object Of ATTACK. was
the territories Of Spain, and not those of
the United States; the punishment win fan
lar short OF what is due to the o1eace. A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

nisdeEaeanor 6. slc.i nj csyait,;ie has rarely
occurred.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
N O T / C. E.
March &,

The commtllonerS named and au-.
thorkd b, comm,Aion of Bankruptcy awarded
and ifusd andnow in pfof:cutien agaipa Tues.
Moorc Of Alexandra, intend to meet ca tbs
10Th day OF this lnen'h at four o'clcck in the
afternoon at J'hn G4dsoyss city tavern in the
town Of Alexandra in order to make DIVIDEND
Of the caatc and eatc,s of til. said bankrupt, and
TO choose a pew aeisnse. When AID where the
creditors, who have rot already proved their
DEBTS under the faid conmiGion, are hereby re.
quised to Genre prepared to prove til. fama OF
they will be OK ;luied the benefit OF the said OF.
yidead.
VIM ,Oxley, AJFgnses
MaYeh 5 a,t6.s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
MaYeb 5
Sale by Auction,
On MONDAY.


The l7sb March, AT u o'eloek, rvih he 5GN as
aaa,an, on fks 3'rmyss, j; far, !, not, th<
afxtfair day,
THAT very valuable PROPERTY, belong
ing 10 The eftste OF the late Abraham Van Bic.
Der, Ell. called F.dR5DfSE, containing about
goo acres, and including the dwelling houfe and
improvements, va!usble Nil! and il. apYurss-
nances.; the whole IN good order.
The above property is 'f,oated about one mile
from Use turnpike gate on tie York read, and
wi! be foid IN Ios. 10 fuis puretsisrs.
A liberal credit will be .giyen on ccnGders-
ticpaIt OF .bls property, which Gay at any tims
bc'viawed on application to Mr.. Aif,aith, on
the pstr1ies.
ANDREW VAN BIBBER,
WASHINGTON VAN BIBEER,
7ta4eA.
V1lt Feb. ID. eotIsM d,I7M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
mo. 1912

TO be Sold, at Auction,
On SAT URDAY rexs, at II s4sIcch, st the
houfe OF c. ". Jautor, IN king erect, a
variety OF
Centeel HoufhoId Ttirait,Me
44meug 1ghie5 are,
a Mahogany London n'sde Sis'ehoa,d, Me-.
hogany Tatles, Scpla, Chairs, Dsavers, DC.
Locking G!sGss, fonc Silver and Plated Ware,
Books, Kitchen Farni,nrc, &c.
n Il S o.,
An Eng!iIh Fow44ng p.cc, warranted equal
10 any mtbis Country, with mahogany cafe,
containing all Che apfa:saus for lfe,siman::
ioale Tetelaopcs, ane an cxcsllen. Iie5mcnc.
iet.
Upwards Of .Icoo .p.6nfes, aud ;l:ag:avings,
by tic h.tit celebrated artas, with n'c Of the
ccPpe. Plates, !rcn, whi,h mary mc:- n,ay be
ffIck If. 4A-.eeg ;hc. enefayiogs area nua,her
of Portraits OF theare' Gstesal ard Ms WITH.
ne.aq; Of the Ire I..wis :he Gx.esI,h;; eDa.
~ Franklin; Da.aots Re:h, Mir, ard Ear.
.oa, 9: Pa,la,.s hsa; Ncy. NJ. s,ef.ey; the
isfe c eazsis o fiNning ;atI; AID great yasie.
y, o. fascy P.cles.; Tic whoie OF whieh were
ifiett. s,lii etle a't! pGrchasd'the lar iu1amcr
ia Newly ok and PHILADELPHIA.
philip 90. Mar)fe'ier.
Thc pictures nay he leen and pu'ci,4!is;; p'eSi.
eus 70 ;bc day ffa!s, on application IL the owa.
or.
March 81 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
Negroes to Hire.

J
! H r E E female houfe fervants
@a,is-one very good cook, wsiher and iron
s,iAt allo understands every kind of houie wotk.
ie other two are good fpnners, aud one of them
S'hes and irons well ana understands houfe
s0k Of every kind. They are HIRED for no
a'a' Forfnrther particulars apply to the PROT
e.
February is. dsw
H ] have been informed thar one
u s, q: ffaf. Of LAID adversifed for faie by II.
sas.aaa and Tbomas Coake. onder deed of
~ saa tom Jobu Wiitbers. TO fscurc John and M.
'sao,as'd, includes part of lot of land in nay
ppa'a'A, under deed of bargain and iaie from
~. msSs Aidlou, da!y recor1ed in tue county
;. INTO ti'faz: II 70, all p=rloas are caution
go. sssnt pafthAdng 70 rlaeh OF the fame as IS
'''-4sl within my iinss.
c. F. Whiting.
F,braary IL. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07

London luperfne Cloths Corded Cambricks,
arfd CaEimefcs, Lace DO.
Bennett's patent Cords, Rich Colombo ard Fl
Do. Waitcoatings, cured India alasins
Silks, MalcRins, Flo India ard British Book
rentines, do.
Imperial, clouded and Lace Caps & Hancksr-
white Marieles, chiefs,
Toilinetts, Snandowns, Extra Silk Gloves,
Flanuels, rofe Blankets, Pic Mic Nuts.
Coatings, Plains. Silk Cord and Buttons,
Kericys, HaIfthlcks, Camisiek Bustons,
Lambs Wool, w orsted, | Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and SilkEo.y Wieaths,
fiery, ORrich Fcatf>as,
Irifh < Flanders Sheer. Italian Mansaus,
inps, Fine India Pertains,
IA zIr;fl Linens, ! Baftas, Nj imaod.s,
shifting Soston, nowiats, TicSlenbarg,
Long Lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown rolls
Linen Cambrcks, &c. &co
Dimiiiss, Csmbrick do.
a5- He daily expects an additional
e0ortmsrt o FALL GOODS.
Oa, a. dft
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
PUBLIC SALE.

CDLAC sDAAL.
By virtue Of a deed Of truf made
by Jsfcpb Nea'e TO the 'fubfcriber, Tor the pur.
pole OF occurring the payment of futn Of money
therein fiamed, to Peter Sbf,on, viii expolc to
iaie tor calh) at the Cef.e Eoule, in the town
OF Alexandra, on 1ayaay The 18th dry Of March
ne.t, at oae O'clock,
An Acre of Ground,
Lying on The iouth iide OF Dake hteet, and
bounded by "ea, Hamilton, and Wolfe lanes,
IN the fuburbs of Alexandria.
John Dunlap, Trgfss.
February "A, d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
FRIDAY, MARcH 7, 1906.

I have received from Madras
(Yia Mt4v Trark
9 Bales Of Piece Goods,
GoNsIsrlNe OF
Long Cloths, Manila Ginghams,
Nicomas and Madras H4ndkeIchicis he
boye goods were ,fslcted in Matras BY Ancrew
Smith tor Hewes and Midsf, az entitled to
drawback, and will be fold low by the bale.
Mordecai Miller,
Who has an Store,
1900 Spandh Hides,
$50 pair Of Morocco Shoes,
70 tens Platter. ard
20 trails ofFigs.
Mlrch s. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-07
DllTolutlon Of CopaItnerflllp
,GoNsIsTlNe OF

IT. . II q - - = = 4
THE Copartnerfhip hitherto fulfilling uunder
the firm of 5edfpbRiddlt e Gu. of alexandra,
was diGo'ved the hrR infant, by mutual con.
fens: All peffons that arc Indebted to, or that
have claims on the fame, are requeaed.eo ccsne
forward and lettlc, as IT is delirsbie clofe the
concern as focn as poiiibie. 1hdie whefc ac
counts are of long fsnding are particularly re-
quehcj 90 asteod 10 this notice, and make
payments to either of The fohfcrbers.
JOSEnH RIDDLE,
OF AlcSandria
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore,
Ssreemhei rs. It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

Mn. ADAMS, 'i '4--~
FEEL very serious indeed, to
see so much wicKedness and infdelity
prevailing in Our land of liberty and re-
ligious privileges. i wish for some
free and familiar conversation with
christians. BY Christians, L,mean moi
those, merely as distinct from Mus
selnen, Pagaus and Heathen, but as dis
tinct from those, who have only. the
form of godliness without the power,
and to such, ofwhatever denomination,
that have thought fasorably Of "a, govern
ment, as wished for BY demoerats:2 /
would ask, Why do you wish to'aFtct
change in this commonwealth Has
not the government hitherto been adj
ministered agreeable to our -excelIene
constitution |? Can you find any fault
With our present governor |? DO you
think his council this year, consists of
better men than last I? Can. you
suppose that all of them have a greater
regard for religion and your best good
than those of last year ! Can YOU sup
pose the majority the Senate this year
did right in disfranchizing the people
OF the governor they hadelected, andl&s-
Stunning to themselves the righth Of
choosing man who did not exist !? Is
itnothing, that they sheuld spend 1900
dollars OF your property at least, TO eu-
deavor to Garry their point /? When yo
find the most Aagrantsr iolations oitruth
published to you,o ana hear item say,
they care nothing about legality, 50 long
as they have numbers, does it give YOU
no uneasiness } Wiii.you take no warm
ing from other States, that would not
rest Until they were dernocratizcd, but
are since thrown into the most ufll,Ie s
ant and distressing anarchy and cohlu-
sion, and are quarrelling among thems
selves, and find no way to getalong but
by returning TO right principles Have
you no reason to suppose that it is, a
gross misrepresentation for TIE Argus
to tell you, that nineteen tsentieths OF
the people arr democrats? Don't you
believe he knows himself, that there is
not the least spark Of truth IN the as
sertion ! Don't you remember how
often he misrep~scnted to YOU tie situ-
alton Of the Province House, relative to
Governor Strong Have you no recol-
lection Of seeing the same fhshood re-
published last spring, after nc knew a
report OF a committee OF 10th parties
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

the works Of Boefhaaye, Y answtiter,
Huxham, Culpeper, nor Culen; n
he had, he would not have appeared 50
ignorant of the subject he has underta-
ken, nor have attempted to fieruert the
public opinion, at noon-day, and as II
were in the face and eyes Of 50 much
authority, as can be adduced in favor Of
the doctrine, that -hLe,,is the cause otall
those diseases, whichare called bilious.
Mr.. Oxygen says, That bile is neuer
the existing cause ofthose morbid states
Of the system, which are attended with
plentiful discharge of IL
Now / do affirm, and | have the most
celebrated Medical philosophers to sup.
port the Animation, that the tile Is az
7raus the e-risting cause, OF those diseas-
cases in which large quantity Of pu-
trid and acrimonious bilious matter
is discharged. ast
Beerhaave, Culpeper, Hu&harn and
Cullen, were each of them supporters
Of this principle. These respecta-
bic physicians, had great advantages,
apd were well skilled in natural philoso-
ply, physiology, and chemistry. This
being the case, ] would ask Mr.. Oxy-
gen, whether he thinks he shall be sue
cessful, in his attempt at innovation !;
and, whether, because he says there is
no such thing as ttfcus diseases that
We who have been long in the habit Of
thinking so, and Of practising accord
ingly, must now renounce all as error,
fasehocd and quacEery. If Oxygen
entertains such notions Is these, he
will find himself mistaken.
| will now take the liberty Of recon-
mending to Oxygen, the perusal "a
HuSharn on feyers, sc. Cullens' iirst
Lines, and Culpeper's EnI hsh Physi
clan. AZ ENEMY TO IYNovATIoE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08
Up the a9srs.

NETWORK, ARC 90.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

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