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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

right robbery and theft that are committed in
it It's feldcm that one is robbed of his mon
ey. or has his goods flolen whereas d,iap-
poin,ments ariiing from want of punetualfty,
are evils tina, are felt daily, and by all; 10y
farmers, mechanics and Iabourers, as well as by
merchants and traders. One disappointment
of thi, kind frequently occafions many more.
A ewes FUN to B. aud B owes il 10 c. and
20 on, perhaps, Throughout: all the letters o.
the alphabet aud BY reafon that difap-
points B, all are disappointed.
Many of tboie who are heedlefs of their pc
euaiary engagements have become 70 by babif
Their iri negg enee began in early life,and in
trivial affairs ind the hrif violations of their
promfes gave them. perhaps, comfortable I'M
eahnsf,. BY frequent repeision' their minds
gradually became ca!ou.; till a, laff they are
brough, to forfeit their word without fhame
or conjunction. is therefore neceflary and
important part of education to guard the
young mind againft this evil. Children aud
youhs ihould be taught puGetuaily, both asa
moral duty aud as necenary itep 10 their
own in,erefl & refpsetability in life E; fpeak of
iaruf.i engagements only; for e'i"isaisrgsxs-
s,eaf, are e5si.n!y MILL & Moor 10 BE- aJilei" They
f.ould be cautioned often agana being impru-
dent or prodigal in promiies, and exhored to
tfria and punetual performance. Bend a
twig in any particular direction, and Keep It
10 for long time, and it will continue in that
direction after it has grewn to tree. Thus
perfons who had been always aeeullo med to
be icrupulou1y exact in the performance of
their promifes and engagements during the Pc
RODS of childhood and youth, are feldom heed
leis in fuch refpetfs afterwards; for punefual-
ity becomes natural to them, and the longer
they live the more clearly they Zee the benefits
of il TO ,hemielves as well as to the community
The ability to be punetual in fulfilling en-
gagemen,s depends greatly upon prudence in
making them. man who would fupport a
fair character for honeffy and punctuAty
hould be cautious of punging too deeply in
debt fhould never pats his word rafhly
fhould never engage in too hazardous under
takings, nor promife further than he has rea.
fonable expectation of being able to perform.
One who values his honour or his credit
fhosld carefully ihun the icandal of being a
bad paymaftsr; it is a blot on the character
and an impeachment to worldly intereA.
One who properly regards his own peace
of mind aad the duties of fociety will not un.
neceilariy keep others out of their dues, even
a 6agle day. "say no, unto thy neighbor
&c, and come again, and tomorrow : will
(psy) when thou hail it by ,hee;" confume
not drop of the "sa" which belongs to the
creditor. Live upon your own; tor it is in
, fintely better, with bare competence, TO
live honeitly, than. by means of keeping 9th.
ers GU, Of their jun dues, TO live fplendidly.
Csnass5sss Css,saf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

years ago, in confequence of weak
digeftion. and in March, 1907, the
paifage to her ftomach became com
plstely clofed, TO as not to admit of
her lwallowing even drop Of water
from the pit Of her ftomach down.
ward ihe is a mere f,leleton, not
withdrawing which her countenance
is perfectly cheerful and has the ap-
pearance OF good health. SO late as
lalt Friday, fhe was vi6ted by the
writer of this article, and was then
in excellent fpirits, and felt no pain
whatever, except flight fhooting
acrois her forehead ihe has been
offered a thoufand pounds to vilit
the metropolis, and tho poor, fhe de-
ciines leaving her home ard friends.
She never heeps, bur amuies ic.fslf
by reading all night, and receiving
the Wits Of vail numbers who daily
flock to her humble roof. Her me-
mory is amazingly re;entive. and
fhe feels no Inconvenience but from
the approach of perfons who have
been drinking fpirits, which affects
her much. Numerous medical men
have gone from London to behold
this wonderful phenomenon, and on
examination, are fully convinced
from her appearance, that no impo'
fition whatever has been pra6tifed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

A more wanton ae of barbarity
we never remember to have heard Of,
than that which was committed on
Saturday laif. A gentleman in the
neighboring couriy, having conGgn-
ed the management of his farm to
his nephew, young man of an irri-
table diipoGtion, he quarreIlsd with
one of the plough boys. whom he IL
ed to the tail of a cart and hogoed
him numerically. The lad remon-
ftrating againit the treatment he had
received, brought upon him farther
and more fevere punlihment. His
inhuman matter next fattened him
to the tail of one of the cart horics,
then giving the animal cut with his
whip, he fprung forward, and find
ing an incumbrancc behind, kicked
to get rid of it, and hitting the poor
boy in the itomach, he Immediately
expired. The body was taken to a
public houie in the neishborhood,
for coroner's inqueit to be taken up
on it. The farmer was Immediately
arreited aud conveyed to Jail.
Lon30n PIPER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
A FAT JURY.

At court held in ssmpfon coun-
ty, in North Carolina, on the 2Sth
ult. the weight Of the twelve jury
men amounted 10 ALTO lbs. Two
Of them weighed Goo, three 100, one
ago, and the remaining fix I,ISo.
AS ,hofe gentlemen have long been
refidents in the county. we may
form iome idea of the healthinefs Of
it, particularly as they were cot felec-
ted on account of their Gze, which
is thought moderate in that place.
CFayetfeviM Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

Some very extraordinary initances
of abitinence are recorded in medical
works, but we do not recollea any
that in all reflects can be compared
with this
+" Ann Moore, aged forty-eight,
now living at Tutbury, in Stafford
fibre, has fwallowed no kind of food
whatever, either fold or fluid, for
the lait two years aud a half. Her
appetite began to decliae about feven
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

A gentleman OF our acquain'a'lce
has pu, into our hands, the Nsua ae9-
TIA Ryal Gazette, Of Auguit s;h,
1899, containing all Official puo'icA-
ton of the Orders of Council as no.
dihed in May lait, aud the ORDERS.
relating to Mr. Erskine's lrearY-in
.sa6 the whole code oi recent inifsuc-
lions for the governmen; OF i:sit IA
cruifers aud Courts of Adn.r4ily.
We have perufcd them altea,iseiy.
and cannot find any thing if W.
rightly underltand them, to author
izc The recent condemna ions az
Halifax, on account of certificates #
origin
Certificates of origin certainly Fly
in the face Of the principle that neu-
trails ihall be fuftied to export 10 an
cnemy's country, the produce ct her
colonies, snL al tbs 4rq.aapfic,, that
it was imported for the nome con-
iumption 81 the neutral, ana export-
ed, as being the infplus OF the ma
tioaal ltock Ct that produce. But
we do not know thar exception has
been taken heretofore, IN cafes where
certificates of origin appeared with
the cargo; and we are intormed, .har
in iome, il not in all the iniurance OF
fees in town, having certificates or
NOT, did MT adtct the ra,c of iniu-
rance .-Egisa ke.te,fs'y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

he wen, to France, u Ter,
double capacity of tutor 10 his
dren and private lecrctary TO hr
And now it appears he is in the.
unaccountable manner. COO
coniul and agent of prize -
Paris. He is good lcho,ar,
derltands Fre,.eh well "
The fame correfpondeu
forms me, who and what
himielf is, and what he :,
But know him well alrs4o
70 do the public generally, =
becomes necellary, they ih4'
more. He was once fsdet
am told. | know it.
!" A fairer perfon Ion nor heaven he
4" For dignity composd and n'gi, esr',...
e Bur all was falfe and fhAlio@
tongue
i" Dropl mamma and could make the 49,
/" The better reaion, to perple1 afl d4.
i" Ma,urell counlels: for hn ttougets
ITO vice nduftrious hut = nos'er des'.s
Tim'rous and llo,hfpL"
l merely give this as a satii
quotation from an ad 3re3 sutbo'
lNsay 4-.r' Hss'
j" Burn, Sink, and ID -
The Swediih hip Gu0 ~ ~
Evers, 81 days from Liverpool u
diltrefs, bound to.Anelia iiaaa n.
rived at Charleston, on Il ta
ult. Sailed S;h Oct. ana % re
18th, in lat. 20, IS. Ions p. Rss
captured by the Frenea P'fa'eer
ihip of war, lie Decide, .'on, Ior-
deaux, Capt. EkioLLEr f rSeoa.s
and $50 men.-Gapt Brioii-' 'atoF-
med Capt. Esers that his aafa
acre TO RdHi5m, HURf or =l'L-.
STPO1 all veilels from OF u r.
land, provided the value OF the We
fcl and cargo captured did hos a
mount TO - Geo dollars; Ii the =.
mount exceeded ths, fam, be was q
fend them 70 France. The Guia-
vus and cargo not being conlilesed
worth 40, 900, the captain OF tbs PIT
vateer Unified on having ncr iane-
diate'y ra.j5med, or 'ss .JbaiN ds'l'cy
her which induced Capt. Esers to
draw bills on England for IS 900
dollars. being the amount required
Capt. Briollet faid He WAS
FITTED OUT PURPOSELY TO
CAPTURE. AMERICANS he.
however, treated the matter and cre ~
of the Outlaws with decency.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
NoRF LIZ, rov 8.

FtNF In NV d
The Zip P'utarch, capt aaeon.
arrived this Nor ing from tsniiz.
which place he lett the 3o.h OF lsss
month. lie fays nothing i.cs L.A
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Alex. Moore, Register.
This is to give Notice

THAT the subscriber of Alexandria coun.
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let.
tiers Of administration on the personal estate
ofJoseph Harper, late of the county aforesaid
decd, all persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub.
scriber on or before the 9Th day of June next,
or they may by law be excluded fron all be-
neht of said estate, and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of De-
eembsr, 1909.
VIVA. Harper, Adm'r.
IF Jss.ph Harper.
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John Hopkins.
2aw6m
LoudouA Land for Sale.
July ~.

FOR SALE, on THURSDAY, the 2lA
Of December next, On the premises, the
TRACT of LAND on which the late Judge
Jones resided, in Loudoun county, with about
IS SLAVES, and the stock of Horses, Cattl.
and Hogs On the estate. The tract eontars
nearly two thousand acres, and possesses ma
ny advantages which entitlc it to the attention
OF those who may wish to reside in that high
iy improved part of our country. Two mcr-
chant mills are III the neighborhood, one on
the adjoining estate. and the other within
miles. 1t is ten miles. from Leesburg, s.
from Alexandria, and 10 from George ] own,
the new turnpike from alexandria crosses
corner of the land and terminates at the
nearest merchant mill
The whole Tracts remarkably we'll watcred,
Little River passing through'the middle Oft,
and many small streams on each side empty
Ing into that rlver: About 50 or 80 acres are
already we'll set with Timothy, and at LEAST
800 acres are capable Of being made exce'lrI '
meadow. 1t will be divided into tracts'9p
different dimensions to suit the convenient
OF purchasers. A credit of one, two aad
years will be allowed. Bonds with approved
security, and trust On the laid will be re-
CURED. The Negroes arc supposed TO Os
very valuable, some of them being gooa
house servants, and the others princip1W
young men and women-For them the Sans
term of credit will be allowed, and tina! Of
year for every other article.
James Monroe, Ext.
Of the lste Joseph Jones, the elder
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. TO PARENTS.

* IN, ANNEXED cases Of cures 4seIJoT"ea ~ :
HAMILTON'S
, CELEBRATED WORM DEo iRoiA'
~ l. OLE N G E 3. -,
SO (Se1erfed from Dery numerous 1'S'I r .ha
ARE presented as indubitabie PROOF OF nis
sxcellence and safety of this valuable specln.'
: for destroying worms IN the huihah '-o
and intestines.
= From Mr.: Benjamin Iriliams, NO. 90 na ..
,;n,or. str-.t. tpo doors above so'tfh 60y-
street. - e.. sour
81 have a son six years of age, who TOT ioa'
years mast. has been generally IN very r'i-
healthy state, particularly in summers ile'
nnsn,lv -afa,ctcd with alarming CONFUSION
fits. the whole of his little frame "as'eu lase'
his breath foetid, and almost constan. i'en.'s
n the nose waa excited, with otner alarming
symptoms. During the Course OF inc ANY. r
nsr;od. the advice and attendance OF three VI
the most eminent physicians IN Baltimore
were successfully procured. Each OF these
gentlemen. in his turn, declared worms 10 DC
tbe ca,,se of the child disorder, and exhaust
ed his skill in attempting to e1Pei .nem. rinA
root, steel filings. with a variety OF otner nie-
,l;cines. were administered without the iease
success. Itwas once pronounced Impossible
torthe child to live many hours.
had heard of your Worm destroying .o-
zenpes, bat with many others did not think
highly of so cheap medicine, until a gehue-
man of my acquaintance Mr.. Wm' ,. Mioore'
auctioneer} in whose family they had pee"
used with good effect, advised me to make
trial of them accordingly gave my-son
dose agreeable to directions, which soon ex-
pelled eight large worms, some of them
bout eight inches in length a second dose
brought away four more of similar size; a
third dose being administered, no worms ap-
reared. The child recovered and now enjoys
a good state of health.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
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Prevention better than Cure.

IN CAGES of head ache, foul stomach' anu
for removing superauous bile perhaps ~
remedy has been discovered superior peIle %
LEES HAHN'S ANTIBlLlOOo F '.l1
! which for 10 years past have been attend
ed with the greatest success. The tesslmon ~
Of many respectable persons IN our soul'le ~
sea ports has been adduced VINO nave ,ea 4.,,,
to believe that a timely use of this salutary
remedy during the prevalence OF mal'gnah'
feyers, has preserved their health amer cA--
n.riencing alarming symptoms ct lever.
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, That the administrators of Joseph
Harper, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga.
zette.
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: ea,.on. Afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, should have immediate l aSe,,nes
10 Hami1on's Worm DESTROYING L0ze" IS; 80 !,
- have been constantly attended WIZ
Success in all complaints similar to those ABOVE
described.
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Certificate of VIM. BeUenny.

During the last nine years have been m
the habit of using Hahn's Ambitious Pllls'
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever s
colds. head ache, or costiveness have render
ed medicine necessary in these cases SIN
ole dose has uniformly removed my head
ache q and has generally been found sufficient
TO remove every symptom of cold, if taken
on its first appearance. induced oy the pc
ne6t I have received, have tor years past
recommended them to many OF my friends
and have the pleasure to inform you, they
have invariably succeeded in removing the
above complaints. -
Yours, WIN. LEV ENNi'
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AFFIDAVIT.

Michael Duffy, residing at No. ~, Wakes
street. Felrs Point, in the city OF Baltimore
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
statement is just and true:
= In the beginning of May last, my three
children, a boy of seven, and two girls the one
five. and the other three years OF age were
taken very ill, nearly at the same time, OF a
= common fever, as then supposed but was
soon convinced the disorder was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
CONFUSION fits, and violent startings instheir
sleep, and with almost continual vomiting and
purging, particularly the youngest. ] made
Immediate application to'a physician Of the
first reputation, and his medicines were adj
. ministered with confluence of success, which
emily increased our DISAPPOINTMENT The
.chiIdrengrew daily worse. andi was absolute
-ly without hopes of their recovery The
youngest soon appeared almost devoid of ami
nation, and scarcely an inhabiiant Of this
world. In this distressing moment Twas told
that familton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
had performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. Immediately purchased box,
and gave each of them dose, which in few
hours produced the most desirable effects
The. eldest voided a great number of very
argc worms, and the second thousands of
small ones, many Of them not a quarter of an
inch--in the youngest they seemed to be'con-
\sumed, and had the appearance ofskin and
Aimy matter. Irepeated ths dose agreeable
.xhe paper of directions, and they all speed
uSscoyered a good state Of health, which
lucy ill enjoy, though months have near
eiaFd, since they were on the borders of
.ne s.aA and the death the whole seemed
Su J.. SMITH.
I h.n u taaoo me, this 2sth day ofScptem-
N Mm .Aayus. S 1906.
Seine TING last sprh. + ,,,. oea;.tad r,;tb
loss of appetite, giddines IN the head fever.
and great debility, so thae>I could scarcely
walk. In this distressing Ituatio, Eatook
many things, but without beAe6t. An &C.
squaintanee In the country sent 70 me y pro-
euro box OF Hamilton's Lozenges. C1iosi-
ty promptedme to- read the directions, whre
fonnd my complaint exactly described "
the doctor. Il immediately sent for another
box tof the LozeRges, and rook one dose,
which brought away large quantity OF
worms, and | felt greatly relieved. Encou-
ragged by this, INtoek another dose, which
was attendedwith the happiest effects, as ii
believed me entirely, and ana now in better
state OF health than for a considerable time
aae nose, and about the seat-sorsulsaons,
eppiletic fits, and sometimes a prisarIou 81
sPeech--irregular appetite, soaaetiiae tmih-
ing food and sometimes yefaeieus-purgin ,
with siiray and fntid stools--vornitins ,-large
and hard belly--paias andsiekness at 6,c sto-
mach-pains In the head and thigh,, with
lowness of spirits--slow seSer, with I small
and Irregular pulse--a dry cough-excessive
hirst-sometimss paie and unhealthy coun--
.enance, and sometimes tbs face blsatsd and
tahats
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PUBLIC SALE.
July 81.


To be sold on the 29th day of this month, il
| fair, If not the next fair day, unless dispos
ed of at private sale,
Il 1zuo Story Brick House,
On Water street, adjoining the property Of
captain Hamilton, and Mr.. Harper Rope
Walk. For terms apply to the
PRINTER.
{ December Z.
Iofeph H. Vaudeville,
Offers jor sale the j0lloumnss' articles, by
zuholesale or retail
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
/ 10000 lbs GrcenSC Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks
/ 1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. of Herrings, Shad and Mackarci
SO tons Plaster Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
4 pines French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bbl,. do. do.Gfsrent qualities
2 hhds Copperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Hyson, TEAS.
. Young Hyson, AAA''
Hyson Skin,
Lisbon, :, WINES,
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds. and bbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon. Figblue,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To-
sacco in kegs,
+ Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
{ Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould and Dipt Can
dies,
Malaga Rais;ns in boxes,
Pipes In boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles,
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
Also,
"A constant supply of wArER CRACKERS and
bestsurERTIss FLOUR, by retail, and
30 hhds.o Maryland and Virginia Tobac-
CO.
November 70
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'rss WIN. DEvENNY,
ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch,
certain cure by once using; Hamiston'' Lo-
zenges Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs; the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Hamilton's Es-
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism;
Tooth-Ache Drops; Hamilton's Grand Re-
storatiye for Debility.
~ TAKE NOTIcE.-That limitations
ofthe above medicines are for sale III this
town-therefore please to apply only to Jas.
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, King-street, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS a further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
WIDOW Of the cate PROPRIETOR
July 81.
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Pinkerton's Collection of VoY-
ages and Travels.

Forming a complete History tho Origin and
Progress Of Discovery by Sea and Land,
from the most authentic Sources.
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4 The ship Alpheus, Sisson, from hence
arrived at Liverpoolthe 9Th July.
Scbr. Mohawk, Mamnet, from hence
at Kingston betweenthe Esd and 10th July