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LANDING
From The Schooner Laurany, Cap. Kent.
AND FOR SALE BY
Lauyason g Eowye.
70 bbls retailing Sugars.
SO boxes mould Candies
Nov. 10.
SlIxinne Yellow Bar

THIS POWDER, consisting .L,av 20
the extractlye matter ana rcsinuus nor,,n,
the bark, wherein its virtue as nl,.;J,c,.a;'
Known to reside, is separated in i degrca
from The bard fIbrous ana other useless nst,S
in manufacturing. 1t will, theref,ro
found preferable, on account OF its npr;.,'
strength, fineness, and the email oran =,
required, to any other form in which
bark has hitherto been generally used. ("
lie superiority of this bark will be n,r,
cularly manifest in The treatment of those
diseases in which, on account Of an i,rit ,I,Ja
state Of the stomach and bowels, the reon;s
site quantity of the imperfcct!y ground nv
in common use cannot be administered nh
as any OF the watery CT spirituous Dren,y.
tons are we'll known to be Intellectual in mr.
gent cases, it is presumed that tho ore,sn,
form will prove generally acceptable
The propulsion thinks it unnecessary IA
offer any apology to those Of his medical bre,
thren to whom he is personally known. wber
he recommends tc them in particular :bis
elegant powder ofbark since many C Their,
have, in common with hin, had SO frcoasp-
and painful OCCASION, in the course q soag
practice, to deplcre the want Of Sc Desirable
a form of using that inestinabie rerledg anG
SO fully is he assured Of its superior :tlcacy.
from numerous proofs @. It's effects. tiias hs
offers it 10 the faculty in general, githag9
fearing the imputatlon OF imp si:ior>
PREPAREB AND PUT UP BY
CLARK SANFORD, rs, l.
GreenvHch, Conncchcat, 1903.
~ The above article is put up il psao
GELS of different sizes to accommodate pur,
chasers and is sold by James EeEns1y, scr,
Bookseller, King street.
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ROBERT GRAZ,
Bookseller g 0latioueY.

Ohhcsite the Washington IavcTns -kiRe s'ree;.
HAS LATsLY RECEIVED FOE SkG.s
2he ,fo!Iyzang RgoIs.
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainments. Z
vols. calf, gilt.
De Que2edos' Works, roia, l., do
Spectator, YES. 90 do
Ditto, &c vols. do. 90.
CayeI!o on Elecnic;ty.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
PcIl's Anatomy, 4 vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols CALI, WITT sE1
peru plates.
Darwin's phy!olog;a, Tkompsa''s >On.
spectus, Claik's Homer, To3fe'o GonJhe'ns
Bells Surgery, . vols. Cu.Lcu's ?ractlca,
Cullen's Materia Medica, Hallci's PAY sio!o"
gy, Henry's Chymestry, tooIe's .ssso: gas
binding, Bla;r;s Sermons, ; vols, Ih2 80
rough, poem, by Grab, Parks Ghymes
Try
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Ss!ius&
Dclphini, Clark's Corc.ri, Rippon's Hymns,
Comiey's Grammar, Pocket ana Family Hi-'
bles, School DO aud Testamen,s, Huttons
Bookkeeping, Ja1lsson's do. Gibson'S az
veying. Flint's do Alhworth'a latin Dc
tionary, Humc<s Essays, BoiinbrcoE;'s works;
Laiies and Gentlcmcnss Pocket Almanacs,
for 8ll, Also large stock of Writing an&
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet * BandboX Boards
Playing Cards, States, &c.
N B. Country merchants Supplied Tlla
school books, stationary, sc. sc or I6eTaS
terms.
November 26
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S. g y. REED
Have just received their Fall sutpiy q @hs'3i
-CONSlSTIN'1 Oh
26.

Haze just fece'0ea their FdH SuffIy g SH'7'
-CONSlSIIN'' Oh
Ladies black and red Morocco patent
common Cork soal Shoes. do. walking dos
Womens' Misses and Cniidrens' Lfa!HsT
Boots and ties Ladies white aud coIoFa
Kid Shoes do. oraamented 90. MS's
stout and fine Shoes do. Dancing pumps
Also, ="
Gentlemens' first and secona. 'i' lty O'H'
ley Hats Ladies Straw and Whip b0''
nets and trimmings.
ON HAND
A consignment OF APPLEa--sh -
which will be disposed OF on the mo'' 'SS'
sonaLle terms.
Nov. 81. 90
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Ihos. Swami,
Ben. Bolts, iC0mrs
Ed. Washington,
October 90. 2awts
SPANISH HIDES.
October 90.

The subscriber has Just received,
A quantity of Laplate, Oronoco,
and Laguira HIDES, which he will sell at
the Baltimore prices.
HE HIS IN STORE,
10000 VT. prime Green Coffee lmostly
entitled to drawback
5000 lbs. best Caracas Cocoa,
so casks fresh Rice, and few Go
cries as usual, which will be sold low, by
Mordecal Miller.
October 81. 2awlm
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FOR SALE,

The brick DWELLING HOUSE and
lot, lately occupied by the subscriber situate
at the lower end OF Fairfax on Jefferson
street. The house is complete and we'll II
nished-The lot contains half an acre, and
fronts one hundred and seventy six feet Sc
ven inches on Fairfax street. The property
may be viewed at any time, and the terms
OF Sale made known by application to
John d. Silnms.
Nov. 10, saWSw
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Tuh Publifhed,
PRICE FIFT1 GEMS.

PRICE F7FTT CIV ISs
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY:
A Poetical Picture OF America
Being observations made during re'loe ~.
of several years at Alexandria and ho'l1 che
illustrative of The manners and customs Of m ,,s
inhabitants-and irterspc' Sod "i'h "nS G soci.
arising from general intercourse W." nv
ETY. in that country from 1872 to i00'
a. Lady. :, - ,r;n,cA
London, Printed, lsoo-Norfolk, Ke'pl'D''
1919. "A
November es.
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ITAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORN DESTROYING
LOZEA GE S.

1vh;,h there IS reason to believe, have
within ten years past, cured upwards Oh TWO
hundred thousand persons OF ooih sexes u
every age, and in every eituation, oil various
dangerous complaints arising from worms
ana from obstru.tions or iouinesS III the slc-
mach and bowels.
his medicine bears no analogy waateve
+o others of similar title, so commonly COM
blamed of as operating with via'ence on '''~
contrary, a particular excellence OF tnAS Re
xnedy IS its being suited to every age . eoil-
xt;ntion. II contains nothing but what As
neptec,,y innocent, and is SO mid III It's ope-
ra,;on that il cannot inlare the MIST delicate
nrernant lady, or the tenderest infant OF
xxeek cid should no worms exist IN the body
hut will without pain or gripping, cleanse TIE
stomach and bowels of whatever Is foul or Oh
fensive, and thereby prevent the production.
. OF worms an0 many fatal disorders. The To-.
zenoes are particularly eficacious III carrying
off1all gross humols and eruptions, leverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
mildest purgatiye that can be urged on any
occasion.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
DURING the warm season will eHectaly pre-
vent the vomiting and purging OF children,
"A dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands Of the infant part OF our citizens.
tits likewise the misdest and most certain re-
rnedy known, and has restored to health and
strength a great number when in an advanced
stage of this fatal complaint. Particular and
plain Instructions are given for every part OF
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine with
= eagerhcss, having pleasing appearance, and
n agreeable taste.
Dr. Hemilton's Grand Rsforative.
which the inventor confidently recon-
Raaaa ~ and Invaluable medicine for the
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the terderest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a
greeable with the pseasantcst pomatum-
Haha's true and Genuine Gsrnsan Corn
Platter,
An infallble remedy FOR Corns; speedily
removing EN- root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Geauine Peykof, Lotion,
The Restorative powdcr-for the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Elatsy,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
Hamalton's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swel!ingS
Nurnbness, SSc.l
Tooth .AcAs Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting reilet III tie
most severe instances.
The Anodyns El:.sr,
For the cure fepery kind Of head ache.
The Demask Lip SGtue.
MfaJIibJc Ague and fever DROPS.
~. The above well known Medicines
continue to be seld by james Kecnedy, senr
King Street, who has for years past been sole
yender in Alexan lria, in which time inlta-
ions and counterieits have abounded, most OF
them have sunk into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will do well TO
observe that each Of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late Proprietor.
August 81. Id"
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Elifha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
2aWrs
November S.
a.g l he subscriber wishing

o. The subscriber wishing
to remove to the westward, offers for sale the
FARM on which he at present resides, lying
contiguous to Alexandria, Georgetown and tie
City of Washington eleven miles from the
first and less distance from the :wo latter
containing about four hundred and seventy
acres, on which are good improvements a
large and convenient Dwelling House, ncw
and nearly complest, to accommodate large
family together with surdry other houses
suitable we'll watered ard in healthy
neighborhood. lis thought Unnecessary to
say more, prcsuming any person wishing to
purchase will view the premises, and or sP-
plication to Mr. DANIEL Nixon, oi hiexan.
dria, or the subscriber, the terms will be
made known; and the purchaser can have
possession this fail, with the crop OF wheat
rye now sowing.
Edward Dulln.
October %. @aW
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eert fcate Of Mr.. William DeTenney
During the last nine years, have been en-, IN
s,he banit OF using Hahn's Anti bilious Pllls,
prepared By he late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
baad aches or costiveness have rendered me
dicjne necessary in these cases sinSte
dose has uniformly removed my head-ad"e'
and has generally been found suticlent to re-
move every symptom ola cold, 1t taken oh
its FIRST appearance. induced by Inc benefit
received, have for years past fecomheiio-
ed them to many ofny friends. ana nave
the pleasureto inform you, they have ih'afi's--
hly succeeded in removing the above conf
plants. Aours' &C,
Wm. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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Edward Dulin.
2aW
PUBLIC SALE.

~rTRSU to decree Of the court CT
s.,hc United States for the fifth circuit and
district OF Virginia, will be sold at public auc-
ton on the Gath day of November next, at
the town of Occoquan,
Several Tracts Of Lend,
In the neighberhood of the said town, and In
the county ofPrinceWiiliam, containing alto
qether about one thousand acres. These
tracts are the residue OF the lands included
within the mortgage of John senple to Jas.
Lawson, which were left unsoid at former
sale of sundry other property, made at Deco
GUAM under the above decree. The lands
will be sold upon credit of one, two, thee
and four years /; the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and a mortgage upon
the lands sold to secure the payment otthe
hog r,onD
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Itch Cured.

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons and ia
miles VINO are suffering urder this disease
against the infection of which no person IS
safe, thatif this ointment is used at night on
going TO bed 1t never tails to perform cure
by the following morning, IS thousands VINO
have usGdi during the last ten years can tes-
tify The peculiar .exce1lencies OF this IN
fallile remedy for the itch, ABOVE every O.
thcr, are tho certainty ofthe cure by slnglc
application the ingredients being SO inno-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety to
the tenderest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a
greeable with the pseasantest ponatum'
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Prev, alton better than Cure.
For the Prevention and Cure OF Bilious ' ana
MaEgnant Fevers, is reeommsndsa
HAHN,Ss ANTI-BILLlOUS
PILLS,
T,ven.sd (suly BY II. LEE, SO o1a'aen
Lane. Aew Yorb.

T,ventsd (snly BY II. Lee, 30 o1a1ae"
Lane, Aew Yor0.
e-w@HIS Medicine has for ten years past,
been attended with degree OF success
hiehly ereatful to the invcnor's ieelings' ~
several parts of the West Indies, alu Inc
southern of the United States, Particuiarly ~
Baltimore. Petersburg, Ricnn-ona' Nol,o.A'
-Fdenton. Wilmington, Charleston ana oaVFl-
nah. The testimony OF a number Oh pesspiis
in each of the above places has been aauuoeu'
,vao have reason TO believe that timely use
ofth;s salutary remedy has, under Providch nee
heir Iises when in the most alarm
inc circumstances
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak more
in favor of medicine than columns oi Poihpl
ems eulory founded on mere assertion co0iu
be ,,sed
as an infalIible cure, but the ihsen,o' ea ass
every possible reason that eau reso,s -,
extensive experience, OF believing eha. VS.
Of these pills, taken once every Two SesAs'
during the presalcnce of our biliious le'els,
will Drove an infallible preventative; anu
h,rther. that in the earlier stages OF thoS1
diseases. their use viii very generally suceeoa
- restoring health, and frequently In cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the poWcfoi
ommon remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
,r;ld.-so as TO be used with safety oy persons
m every situation, and oteyery age
They. are exeeliently adapted to carry On
sunerA,lous bile, and to prevent It's li-otoid
seeresions to restore and anlen.lt the peute'
produce free perspiraion, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often OF fatal oonae7
auences a dose never fails toremoye a coio'
If taken on It's first appearacc. ihe9 arc
celebrated for removing habitual sosuVe-
ress sickness at the stomach and severe
besd ache ana ought to be taken by all persons
on a change OF climate.
They have been found remarkably efflcaci-
Gus in preventing and curing disorders a'ten,
dant on long voyages, and should be procured
and carefully preserved for use oy every
seaman
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N 0 T l c E.

The third instalment upon the subscription
to the Farmers Bank of Alexandria, Of Fen
Dollars on each share, being due on We'd
ncsday the 5th of next month--Notice is
hereby given, that a committee of the Dl-
reotors, appointed for that purpose, VII at
tend on that day, at Brooks Tavern, 10 re-
ceiye payments. from 10 clock IN the fore
noon unti! two o'clock in the afternoon.
Nov % 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

toiionsly avowcd by Mr.. Galia,in AT
the time oil this interview with Mr..
Erskinc, il should also be recollected,
that the Randolph and Munroe party
had acquired considerable ascendancy
IN the Rational councils, and that the O.
plnions uttered by MIR. Galiatin were
becoming more popular-He might
therefore assume more freedom in the
declaration Of sentiments which he be-
heyed 70 be correct, and not hazard his
ambitious prolcct.-But no sooner
does lie hear the fulmnations Of de-
mocracy, menacing his removal from
office, aided by powerful accession OF
strength, than lie is compelled to ex-
plate bis crimes by publishing total
'dcnia! OF the opinions imputed to him
by Mr.. Erskine. When we recoIect
the influence under which this publica-
ton was made by j man of Mr.. Gala
tins ambition, together with the reas-
ons which have been detailed, and that
MIR. Erskine could have no i2tercst in
giving an incorrect narration Of facts,
the conclusion is irresistible that Mr..
Gallatin has been guilty OF a gross de-
parture from truth, in contradicting the
statement Of Mr.. Erskine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

cred in Scarborough about tlhee miles
from this place, which may truly be
said 10 possess all those medicinal quail
tiles attributed to the springs of bqtis-
ION and Earatoga. Like them, these
waters at FIRST are apt to disagree with
many people, by creating uneasiness
in the stomach and bowels; afterwards,
tney become pleasant, aud operate a.
greeably. They increase every natur-
al evacuation, being cathartic, diuretic
and sudoritic al the SAME time. l hree
and even four gallons of these waters
NAV be taken in the course Of twenty
four hours without aHy inColvenit nee !;
but much less quantity answers eve
~ purpose. From the surprising and
beneficial effects already produced by
the use of them, we trust accommo.
dations will shortly be made, for The
great number Of invallds who are daily
l=sorting thither from the neig hboiiug
towns.-As there are many who may
be disposed to doubt the efficacy OF
these springs, we can onlyadyise them
to prove, before they condemn. The
situation Of them is truly romantic.
Every kind Of scenery necessary 70
render the spot enchanting, nature has
provided in rich abundance The vo-
taiies of pleasure may here enjoy a
cool and delightful retreat, and the sub.
jects of disease may here be revived
with restorating drAughts from The
fountain Of health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING.
or SIZE

a VALUABLE Lot Of LAND iii,uated in
A PORT ard a. the foot. OF sp,iqg f,est. 4
few rods below hat very valuab.e, cspac,ou-,
and never failing covered Fountain OF The ben
Water ID The whole town Sa,d Lot extends
sirefy-f,ro feet on the ilfees jna mentioned,
and Ja,y cigbt feet on Lee Lane thus forming
a coruer here IS a convenient one ilory
Dwelling Houie on tie fame containing ,wO
front rooms, bed-toom, a ki,cnen, and
good ceiar. said property beng part Of
the Reai Efiate of the ate widow Rebecca
Chid; and might be made convenient Rand
for a Nechauic o. Trader For further par
ticulars, inquire Of The tub'criber on The prem
Fes JOSHUA LEAVIrT.
Portiaa1, /HF o.
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1UPRGR-N0. 4.

THE conduct Of ihe British nation toward
THIS country, has been such as I'd draw forth
the praise and approbaticn OF Mr. Pinkney {;
that of the French has excited the disgust
and Indignation eveA oG M. Armstrong
Ego, say his Yitota1ni friends, Mr pn!kncv
IS a weak and wicked minister and must he
recalled
The pretcnce, set IN for imposing upon
the people, that Hercules a. Tic presci,t ad-
ministcstion, the omnipOtent Embargo, was
that il would prevent war with England. -
It IS raised. The English do not interrupt
our trade. What trick next SAY tie hon
est democrats-Nhy let us proclaim, tha, #
It had been persisted n six months longer,
It would have wrested the sceptre Of power
from the hand Of Napoleon; compelled the
British nation to have resigned her navy N.
to our possession, ard made America mis-
tress CT the universe !
Mr. Gala,in has disclosed some impor-
tant facts in conversation with Mr.. Erskine,
relative TO that pernicious demon, that stalks
abroad IN our country, communicating many
Of our leading characters, French Influence !;
and some OF the democratic party have re-
ported, ridiculous, abominable and mali
cious talshoods, respecting the existence Of
a wish among distinguished federIists to
*. arate The uniOn--O, dear exclaim
the democrats, most certainly Mr.. Erskine
lm,upders God MIR. GaIlatin and the lies,
ri,cuiated by our party, are as tue as the
9 spell
ON government felt themselves insulted
BY par, az MIR Jacks0n's spondence.
lie disavuwed all intention Of insult whatev-
rr.-ProH incontroycrtIbe, say the democ-
rats, that he meant 90 insult tLem and this
dsayowl IL ar additional Insult
OR national rulers had nearly annihilated
cur Commerce. MIR Gore and he legisla
lure of Massachusetts eXerted their mtiu-
cnce with some degree Of success to restore
it-Thefetore, argue the exclusive pat lots
I" the measures adopted BY Tie Legislature
ander GoTe's administration have done an
injury To the commerce, which will take
many years TO repair
Mr.. ErskIne and our government entered
iato negotiation, which the British nauOn
could not consistently with honor either
sanction or ratify-clearly II follows by de
mocratic reasoning, that "the resolves and
votes Of Town-meehngs, StIoey greys &c,
were the sole cause Of lhe violation Ut Mr.
Erskiue's negotiation and that whatever
evil takes place hereafter either IN Eng land
or France, must be laid 10 the traitOr0us
proceedings of these bodies" ~
"In Dunkirk (Frnce) there have late
~ been two cases of ships captured by pri-
vateers, who compromised w,th the caPtOrs,
one 81 which was the America OF Pnlsdel
pima. and TIE mastc;. paid the captors,
10000 francs; and Immediately on taking
charge of his slip she was seized by the
OFFICERS OF covERNMENT and sequester-
ed'-" one word 5 as good as thousand"
say The democrats, elf the impressment Of
our seamen and the Chesapeake siiaIr
were not worta fighting tor, neither Is the
conliscation by France worth lighting tor
From The Boston Chronicle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

7, s ~ mere tie Jury q Coui!tg Courts
! IN bef,ru the public ireasurers
scr,qnts, laan il is the duty Of the
f;gsyngr AMI C9ancH.
.9geyv &c" 1f We must have LAWYERS,
,,a> do nol che majority Of the Uplc uidte
.,5 support none bot such ~ viii npl abuse
,eem. nor ne government Of their choice -
When man is about 10 employ
Iauuer, he makes enquiry for an hon
est and capable one ; such men are al
WAYS found in the federal ranks-and
ibis IS the reason why they are the
most employed even the democrats
themselves, if they find Lawyer OF
their party set marx upon him al once
as beng either a. foot OF roguc.
9ary s." Why should The people suf
fr The Courts 70 set their faces against re-
sgkis.a Lawyers, if they permit olitcs %
enter tie SarctRm sauctoraIn If .TusHcs
Why should they not be turned au g.
That party politics are suffer ed to en-
ter our Courts OF Justice, Is an insinu-
alon as false as il is malicious. No
thing short Of malignant, uneasy, mo-
rose. restless democracy would have
expressed ii.
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5zge0,

At BaIary, East Indies, on the 18th Of
June, 1899, lady Ogiiby, formerly Mary I
Cook. Of Boston, aged 27 year.
A. Buxton, (Me.) on the 8rh inst. Miss
Sally Fenneli, with the H]drophobia.----
She was bitten by mai Fax in the end Of
her thumb about 5 weeks since. and contin-
ued in a laRcuishing SAFE. tho perfectly
sensible, TO the time Of her final exit, when
she Yielded up Ier soul 10 God, viii the
fullest assurance ofan lnteres, ~ Christ, The
Redeemer
Inthis town, Eliza. daughter Of Mr. Jo-
seph baldwin, aged YEARS.
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AZ GROSS IMPOSITION.

7 He perlon who fu,nrihed one of tie
woTkmsn in the Gazette office, with the
marriage Of :" MIR Nathaniel Merrill, to MIS-
Rebecca Sawyer" about the middle Of lait
May, IS def cd to call at laid office, aud
make tnilabe Acknowledgements for the i'm
Potnon he thereby p aclred, and make a.
ads 10 the parties inierelted, if he would
avoid the penalty ~hich the law impofes Oil
hbelers. His name Is well known-he will
therefore find it TO his advantage 10 call i'm
mediatey.
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WATCH-MAkING.

Relief far the Dumb . afflicted Hafcbe5
YGODFREY WHEA rON,oipoite heia
l. dian Chief, Exebarge q sss--w4O hrgs leave
to allure hts GOWN and country tuiton'sfs illat
be lerved an apprentice, Dip Of eighE years
with faithful aud genuine Workm@r ---aiid
lie falters himietf, hy eArrIing h4s ne.t alma
iies in hi, protection, together with his Per'oa
al attention aud regard 20 puEctusIity, bat lie
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