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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-28
Widow of the late Proprietor.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
August 81.

Valuable LANDS 1Or Salc.
IN PURSUANCE OF deed executed to the
subscribers OH the eleventh day of August,
1903 by the la,o Robert T. Hooe, Esq. in
trust for certain purposes thereby express
ed, they will proceed to sell, at public auc-
tion. at the coffee house, in the town OF
A,exa ndria, on THURSDAY, the 3oth of
Nav next, at elev O'Clock, the following
ydLUfBLE PROPERTY, viz.
One LOT in that part Of the City
Of Washington formerly known by the name
Caro- sburg, No. 2, square 6s5, containing
$500 square feet or thereabou,S. One Tract
of Land LAYING on Conrad's Run, in Hamp-
shire county, Virginia, containing 7S8 acres
or Whereabouts Seven Tracts of Land adj
Joining each other, in OHIO county, Virgil
MIA. betveen Crave and Fish Creeks, con-
tanning atoge her about S245 acres. The
titles 70 the above lands are believed to be
perfectly good and irdisputaol.. The sale
vii, b, made on a credit of 6, = and Is
months. for approved endorsed notes, nege-
iab.e in the bank OF Alexandria.
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
R. Harrison.
February o. lawtds
NIB. The Editors of the Virginia Patriot,
Richmond Republi, an Farmer, Staunton,
Winchester Gazette, Winchester; National
rntelligcncer, Washingtsn-City; and Pitts.
burg paper, are requested to publish the a.
boye in their respective papers once in each
week till the sale, au.! forward their accounts
to this Office for payment
THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN
J F0R
OLD BRASS OR COPPER.
Gregg & Heald
@ Printing Of all &zmas neatly
, exeented at tits eGce.
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HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM OESiNoliNo
Cl.1-s-' r. n &

l. OZE y G r D.
yyo;cb there is reasoa TO oeos'S'
,yitbio ten years past, cured up'aa' ~ -
hnndred thousand persons Oh oo'"
every a.e, and in every situaooh' o' 49,
S,n,tsron, complaints arising from worms
o., iroyn obstru tions or iouIness LII TIC Nv
mach and bowels.
rhis medicine bsars no analogy whatever
:, others of similar title, SO commonly YIN
u,sioed of as operating win VIOLENCE VA ~"
contrary, a particular eXce'ie"ce VI ...''
msIy is its being suited to every age 0o'
.,,,,,;,n. IL contains nothing out "nA' 10
>..fsc,,v innocent, and is SO mud In Its nps-
IGN mt il cannot injure the most aclica'e
,reyoapt lady, or the tenderest 'hta". .,
- ola should no worms exist IN the oooy'
Nm, will without pain or gripping, cleanse tue
,,,ch and bowels Of whatever Is tout or Oh
ss,,s;ys and thereby prevent the producooh
- ,,,,,,ns ant, many fatal disorders. ne To-
,,s. are narticularly ethcacioas IN carrying
Of an gross humols and eruptions' ieVeti'n
i,;,;ou. complaints, and are the safest and
miidcs, purgariye that can be urged Oh any
a 3o<e of this medicine given occasionally
,,,r;,c the warm season vii! efectuaily pre-
Wan, he vomiting and purs,ng OF Children
-. ,ah,, disorder which annually destroys
,.,ns,nds of the infant part OF our citizens.
lis likewise the n,i.dest and most certain re-
medy known,' and aas restored to health and
strength great number when N an advanced
.,,s. IF ,his fatal complaint. Particular and
,,,s,n ;ns,r.crions are given for every part OF
Inc necessary treatment in sach cases.
chiIdren Generally tasethis med'cas With
.,..r,ess, having pleasing appearance, and
an agreeable taste
8 Or Hamilton', Grand Rsjaorat'ue.
Which the inventor confidently rceon'-
u,.n,. As an insaina5le medicine FOR tho
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-28
Charles Slmms, President,
Jonah Thompson,1
John Mason, L,reck-
Henry Foxall, I oys.
William Steuart.

NIB Arrangements having been made 10
commence the sale of tickets ccmpt. zirp the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
ed, that am now prepared to ,ceiye mo.
posals from all such persons as may be dis
posed % purchase, 'r Otherwise contract for
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be emitted
to credit OF thirty days after the drawing Of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorsers, negotiable at any of the Banks
within the District OF Columbia.
Jos. Carleton,
Ager' ia, tie Potomac Contain
THE DRAWING or THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Mamga-
tom Lottery.
HE public are hereby Informed, that
i at a meeting of the President and Di~
rec'ors OF the Potomac Company, held ss
BROOKS tavern, in Alexandria, on Nond.y.
the 10th day of Decemer, 1910. i, was de-
termined that the drawing of the Potom4:
and Shenandoah Navigation ottery shsIl
commence on the FIRST Monday in May next
BY order of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, agent.
Georgetown, Dec. 2o-fJar Va
The public are farther Informed that, con-
formally to subsequent resolution OF .he
managers OF the lottery, the price of tickef
will be advanced from the 3lst of Msrch
next to ten dollars and fifty cents, and thai
no tickets after the 2Sth day of April next.
will be sold at any other place than at thc:'
office or offices in the district nc CoIrrnhia-
1t is, therefore, confidently hoped. under
these regulations, that persons, DESTROYS Of
promoting the object o! this lottery. and who
have not yet supplied themselves with ticl-
cts, will embrace the opportunity of doing it
before they are Withdrawn from the distant
Agents.
BY order OF the Managers,
Joseph Carleton, Agsn.
February 6-i3. lawtl3thht
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-28

SuLxinne Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly OF
the sxtractlve Matter and resInuus portion of
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine is
known to reside, Is separated in a degree
from the hard hbrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t WILL therefore, be
found preferable, on account of its purity,
strength, tineness, and the small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority Of this bark will be parti-
cularly manifest in the treatment of those
diseases in which: on account of an irritable
state of the stomach and bowels, the reoui-
site quantity ofthe imperlectIy ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any Of the watery or spiritaous prepara-
tons are we'll known to be Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, 1t is presumed that the present
orm will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology to those of his medical bre
thren to whom he is personally known, when
ne recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many of them
have, in common with him, had so frequent
and painful OCCASION, in the coul Sc Of long
practice, TO deplore the want of so desirable
form of using that inestimabie remedy; and
SO fully is he assured of its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that be
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation Of Imposition.
PRKfAREp AND PUT UP ~
CLARK SANFORD, M. u,
Greenmch, Connecticut, 1903.
" The above article is put up in par
GELS Of different sizes to accommodate pur..
caasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, King street.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-28

: Spccdy relleIf duu per- mani, -.
! compiI ints which result rom usolpa'eu
! pleasures, Juvenile indiscrcuohs' fes'aen.e
incIima,es unfavorable TO the constitution'uhe
! immoderate use oftea, frequent ihtoxica,ioi
oranv destructive intemperance, the 9hsNii-
flu or frequent use ofmercury, the aiss sSe =,
nelc,,i,r ~ females at certain period o.
! life, bad layings in, &c.
} And proved by long * extensive experience.
. RI he absolutely unparalleled IN the cure o,
| Nervous disorders, consumPt'ohs' 'os 1850
| spirits, loss o appetite, inquiry o. o'ooa'
historical affections, inward "sahhee1e'; "a;
oient cramps in the stomach ana JAN ".u
, eestion, melancholy, govt In tho s.o ~
involuntarv emissions, pains IN the il'hos'
| r.laxatIons. obstinate elects, tiur aious toi
! whites, impotency, barrenness' @c' ~o'
| Itch Cured,
D. . ,s;np Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons anu Ia
miles who are suffering urder TINS o'seaSe'
against the infection of which no person -
safe. that if this ointment is used at nlsht OH
uo;no TO be- 1t never fails to perform cure
bv the following morning, SIS thousanos WIN
have usadit during the last ten years can .cS
tify. rhe peculiar excellencles OF th'' IL
falli!ie remedy for the itch. ABOVE every u
thor, are the certainty ofthe cure D! si"s'0
application the ingredients being SO lhho-
sent as to be applied With perfect sateoy 20
the ,erderest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, Dat equai'!
greeable with the pleasantest pomasu"
Hahn's tyue and Genuine German corn
Platter,
An infallibIe remedy tor Corns; sPeeut''
removing them root and branch WITHOUT Wv
ing pain. :.
Genuine Perham Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-tor the Ieesh
AMI Gums.
Hahn's GENUINE Eye Wafer,
sovareion remedy for all diseases OF the
Hamilton's Essence and E*trd5
of Mustard, :.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy evening""
Numbnsss, &c.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
uiycs immediate and lasting relief lii the
most severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure otevery klnd OF head ache.
The Dqmask Lip Salve.
M[a!!s5ls Ague and Fever Drops.
~ The above well known Medicines
,onrisue to be said by James Kecnedy, senr:
King Street, who nas for years past been sole
ycndcr in Alexandra. IN Which time lmlta-
ions and counterieits have abounded, most OF
them have sunk into Hisfepute but as others
arc succeeding, purchasers will do we'll to
observe that each of the genuine sTucles have
on the outside wrapped the signature St
Hannah Lee,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-28

rive hundred licke:s,o be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with The
least possible delay
Purchasers Of 100 tickets or more, TO ba
entitled to credit O: thirty days Alter deaw.
ing Of this class, for notes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing Of tbs class, will be con.i-
tercd as given up tor tn bcaeht OF the lot-
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect OF gain to adventures with
any other which ha. been offered to the pub.
lie. Those who are interested in the COM
merce and agriculture OF the country adjacent
TO the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, nave
additional inducements to give their support,
az the money to he raised by the lottery IS
Tor their immediate benefit and convenience.
1t IS also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will be disposed to countenance ard
encourage measure which has for its object
the facilitating ready and convenient corn
munlcallon between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
OF the eostern and western states, and tn
nerDetU.te fheir union
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-28
E. :, ecu,. Of mr.. WAiam Devr"ney.

O,u,,. ina asst nine years, nave been IN
the h. itof using dahn's Anu, n'l'o"N 49,,
prepared D. the late Mr. i,11' "nenSaS' I' '
h, 4 ac,es or cos,iveness aave ren'e's. 'no
ri nae necessary iii these cases SUI
dose has unifor My removed my neaa '
ani aas ,;eneraly been found su'iicis"t to re-
m,ve eysry symptom of a cola, II taken s,. @"
its 6rss appearance. ladaced by the a ,,
- ,nsn % many of my friends, and | nave
-, n,ssx,,re 20 r,torn you, they have inVaf'a-
t,v en- ,casaed in removing she above 'o'h-
.ja,o,s Yours, sc.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, Ne" IosA'
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], e n,lon better than CsIe.
r,r ,be Prevention and Cure OF Bilious anu
malignant, Feuers. is reeomnsnasu
HAMS ANTI-BlLLloUS

HAHN'S AN Id LLiooo
PILLS,
haveased (only) by II Lee 80 '''A'Ne''
-urS Medicine has for ten years past
No., amended with degree ~ sucooss
hisnl, ereatful to the lnVehof loe "a the
seyera! parts of the West i"oies' 'Ia.,v in
so,th. rn of the Uaited States paf.e NIr.,L
baltimore. Petersburg, Richn-oha' ,r $50
EIaoton, Wilmington, Charleston anu oSss al,
nah The testimony OF NUMBER OF Peiso"'
!, ..ch of the above places has been auou1'u'
!, ,,,s, l,,ye reason 10 believe that umeiy uso
of,,,s ,,,u,ary remedy has, under providence
,a...,ad their lives when in the most alarm
ing circumstances. .,l more
F,crs of this conclusive nature, speak ino'0
;,,favor OF a medicine than columns u ,,ld
enc .,,o,v founded on mere asser'io"
7, ia not indeed presumptuously pfop'seu
e,u;h,s cure, but the laVei'toi ""'
n,>si,le reason that can result i,of''
s...st,siy. xncrience, Of believing that o'''
$500 ,;ns taken once every two weeks
% % ~. n.ev,,entc of our bilious levers,
viii, prove an infalhbie pre'e''a rI 49,
Grther, that in the cartier s'"seS ~ oo.5
diseases, their use viii very generally su...a
!, restoring health, and frequently !" 49,
s =. desperate, and beyond the power OF
Tae operation of these pills IS s, peris 'ans
,,nl-so rs 20 he used with safety oy perso"'
N svery situation, and of every age. 8.
rhov are cxccNeatly adapted 10 Carr! o'
.rl,,,s bile, and TO prevent us 'horciu
sa:rs,ions; to restore aud amend the appetite n1
,srI.ce Tree perspiration, and thereby pre-
se.., colds, which are often OF lava. oo nn,d
c,s,,.s! dose never faas to remove c''o'
r ,,s.n y, i. Ass, appearance. They arc
,i.,t.nra,ei for remoyins habituai Io''''e-
ness: sickness at the stomach ana s.sele
h.. a ache aud ought to be taken by all persons
sa ch ,ngs of climate. , n.,.;
rney nave been found remarkably e'ncaei-
o,.s IN nreyenting and curing disorders a''e",
S,,, on long voyages, and should i've procured
I'D sar.suily preserved for use by every
SEAMAN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
TO DELiNQUENTS.

THE approach of the Winter renders it
indiipenfabIe that we provide for our
Winters fnpply of Paper, to guard againa
d,slppo,nr ncnts arifihg from impass-
able roads &c. Our delinquent fubfcri-
bers, and advertiiing Cufomers, are there
fore mat respectfully called upon to pay their
arrcirascs up 20 the prefent date, which
completes the fifth half year of the publ
cation OF the Gazette a, 3 dollars pei An
mum. The terms of our paper being Nine
fhillings in advance, it is with regret we
obierve, that many, very many, of our
Subscribers have not only neglected TO
comply with this liquidation, but have per-
mitted YE AIRS to pats without paying us a
Cent! Gentlemenof this description only are
hereby advised, that, if their accounts are
NOT dis ,harged previous to the ut. Decem-
Der, they viii be placed in the hands ofpro.
per officers for collection. Such wanron con
tempt Of tine dictates of com non honefy
and juitice merits expofure and howe
yer unpleafant the talk may be, JdRice to
curielves requires that we adopt This me-
shod to Indemnity us, at leaft for the orr
.e,nAl colt OF the paper fu1.ihed thefe
yiiinnu-ssi Ga va Or >oaefn-e -
irons and Subscribers we take This occa-
fon to tender our incere acknowledge
ments.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
MISCELLANY,
FROM THE NATIONAL EGIs.
ON THE DEATH OF MUNGO
PARKE.

ON THE DEATH OF MUNGo
PARKE.
Far in the dihant cline he refs his head,
Far from his country and his kindred
dear,
Who dar'd obfcureG natures walks to
tread,
Thro' regions fraught with danger,
doubt, and fear.
Yet fhall the favage long tranfinit his
fame,
And wondering lifeh 20 the Rranger's
tale,
While gateful fcience fhall embalm his
zsv.s, al q @ les.;.s .ss. savoslls ss
wall,
And tho no marble rife where Parke is
laid,
Nor oeentatious trophy deck his grave;
Tradition long lhall mark the 40bife man $
bed,
And what orr bue has LOFT, fblu aa,mira.
ton fave.
There fhall the fable mstron lead her ION,
And teach his foul how danger was en-
durcd,
How tolls were borne, hat rifaues the
white man run,
By glory prompted and hz.fame allur'd
How to her hut the wi 5fy wanderer
came,
And long fought fhelter from the blaa.
ing heat, @SA
While to her unknown gods the heather
dame,
For him their kind protection did en-.
treatl
For though what realms the lover of fci
ence draws
Mans ardent footaeps fill the female
breaR,
lmpelI'd By natures purea, kindea laws,
tie finds the DEAREST TEMPLE OF HIS
But fallen at length by deaths refAleE
arm,
Peace to his manes-the man of bold
empri{e!
lie. fame be jua and his the bero'f palm,
Who In noble field than Mars, con.
sending dies.
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PRINTED AND FURNISHED FOR
JOHN HEISKELL,
AT THREE DoLLass PER ANNUM.
indispensable Conditions.

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]. THE WINCHESTER GAzErrs rs pn6-
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paid.
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and, qUbsn MT lbecifcaily directed to The con-
sray, quiK be inherited uutil forbid, and ebarg-
I'd accordingly.
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s01ze rsponGIk ptrson, or The Pef-M Gfer nuaf
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y. Advertiements, will, in every igfanee
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particularly a;pulated to THE contrary.
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Editor, nnf be raid BY the uUriter, or tby 1UiH
not be attended TO.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
LOVELY WOMAN

THE blaff of war may loudly blow
The note of animation,
Yet Vslour, what infpires thy glow,
Like Woman's appreciation.
Woman, without thy dazzling charms,
The world were wrapt in fhade
Cold were the clarion's call to arms,
Aud laureh'd wIeathes would fade.
Then lovely fex, with magic frniIe,
Still point our hopes, our cares beguile,
While glory, love and duty,
Shall warm,
Alarm,
Iufpirc,
And fire,
10 gain the need of beauty.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
LANDS g. Wool Carding Machine
FOR SALE.
WILL be fold for ready money, al
w Public Auction, on the prepfes.
ON Saturday the 10th OF November next,
TWO TR ACTs OFLAND,

TWO T'R ACTo OFLAND,
lying and being in the county of Hardy,
adjoining each other and the lands of the
widow Borer, Frederick sites, aud Jacob
Burkdali. ALTO,
II WOOL CARDTNG aL4CHINE,
entire, nearly new, or 70 much of faid pro
perry as will be fuficient to difcharge the
debt or debts with the interea ;hereon, due
from Chrittiar lyman to Cyrns B. Bald
win, as itAted in Deed Of Truft (made,
20 iecurc rhe payment of the fame and all
reaionabIe COTS attending the execution of
the TRULY executed by the faid ChriRian
Eyman 10 the fubicriber and dated the 10Th
day o! December 1910, purfuaDt TO which
Deed of Truft the said fsle will be made.
One OF iaid tracts contains 348 acres.-
4 he other 900 acres or Whereabouts and
known by the name OF the MILL place and
is the lame whereon tie faid Chriftian Ey
man reiides, and has on it a Grit Mill and
Saw Mill worked by never failing fluff
eient itream OF water. Perfons dcfirous of
puEchaiing Lands having the advantages of
hno and never failing Rream Of WAFER on
winch may be advantageou1y erected, any
machinery requiring to be turned by wa
ger, and alto, "sn imnenfe bed of Iron ore
oi hyperion quality" as it is faid, with an
abundant iuPPly of wood and timber, will
do well to attend the faIe of fajd Lands and
Wool Carding Machine, the latter being
profitable apPendage to the faid Mhls.e
Ihe fuoicriber will attend at the fame time
and place OF fale, and convey to the pur-
chI1ers by Deed, all the ehate in the whole
OF iuch part or parts of the foregoing pro.
Perty as may be fold by virtue of the fale
2ioreiaid, which by the faid Eyman's faid
Deed OF FRUIT is vefcd in him.
CHARLES LOBB, Traaee.
O7ober IS. AR a.
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ATTENTION

HE members of the Winchester AR
Il TILLBRY COMPANY, are requeft .
ed TO attend parade on Thuffdsy the z4th
iaa. at II O'Clock, at their ufual parade
sfound any peffon wifhing to Join the
above company are regueRed to make aD-
pication TO either Of the officers on OF be
fore that day.
WIN. MORRIS.
Winehsaer, GA, 18th, 1914. s,I wv
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
THE IRISH ph YErGlAM

An Englilh eenF!eSau being taken illof
the yellow fever at jamaica. lady wso
had married in hatSland, ildiretfly hin,
ed 10 him the property of making lis viii
in country were psplc are 10 apt to die.
The phylician, thinking his jdds ment call.
ed in qneaion, iharpl. replied. BY is,
madam, with YOU would tell me the
country where peoPe Do ra de, and III
60 and end my days there
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

nu. 20 return to the quefion of the de-
SehefA'loh OF the Mer.no lheep. So far
@s aicaIcity OF food may, as | have fa,d.
opeiA'e Change Tor tie worie in ihcep.
tluced ,t1fts cor so the Aler.no v hen i,sro.
qaifins better PaEuics ,nan ou, o,.n -, ~
'hefs Is no reafon ior the Change of e.
at iea.t iuch change as Inc wooi ~ -
theep that have teen introd acea -. '15'.e
tain mas undergone this was CO a % - /
Tue quanlty Father than 10 re 50 ~
When theep dinnahed b. Gza ::
have been very unwile br ''''o
ture to have uttered hin to -. " ma
quantity OF wool whIcl be boz $50 '"'''e
larger and ftsonger ciraf
therefore, dilDinilhed iIlenorh - -, WOOL
manner tina. his carcal cid !, e.. iAiie
The qusiIty OF the wooier,ained 80 ou'
or, II any thing, char ed Tor the \. 'a,iie
49, 'ns '"i 8 ana proved breed of
paitnres, they wonid llmin,cb eeH'y
md Garry ihoI1et Aeeo; b,t tbaIa u.s.
ces> even uuuer the wd kre..;rs nc
We ire of.an I'm r. va properties. |
we dc oi.Sn fClu Oh tHuiinct,e C =.
mate IN ettceting cham thar :. ~
rates can believe, buiai6, ha,:a oPe-
1t operates very howiy nd thar 49,, '.ia'
per;ence has Determined ~, CA
potiible TO lay wne:ner - '' ~,
BE- tor the better or Tor Z &c, ~iii
my own part, believeat ,he ch.. ~
the Merino iheep orouainto ann III
tnIIu IA ~, p'.'iussgey are plcnti-
ticuisrly when brought 10 'h;s G. pa,
where the paitures are a, tb.. a.,
waters pure, the winte1oId. al .u
hummer range furnifheditb h,Js ny
mould have prcfumed | in re,C,.;
Prforr, and nave fourl1v ,beo-s
timed by actual expcrin No"
am now TO mention f-y..,,,ft, ;
which ground my rcai{,. CHI ." I
appear fancitui to thofe b,r.
tended to the proofs of ;Ino,o, no. DIT Z
OF MeTins iheep in higfi,unds TLt Il
Merino differs more eiicuv fror,, o.. ne t
other Kind of fheep than Sn,n;ai 'yeiy n
from the Maftlff, and V, f,no a.. 1oeS v
any change in either of .e G,ec;o. 'een
docs a. q, 900. r. r - APCSlSS OF ! n
climate go. u genpns, or in any =
breeds. l fay the MeddiGer. an sne Il
tally from ali other fhe.od eSs, e men /
all other quldrupeds oficb ,,e nom nom tt
any knowledge, 4s an d dos e,a na'e e
perennial plant. All tp,ed. In I'm al
their coats every year, indeed o. tie
Tally twice year the,ino O. Nne- te
ycf changes his coat ne cns 10y nc fc
II will continue to or fro, oly' bt
year, and It the end OF. ,b;. Nai 10 OF
sns hseSs will yield q years crop, a. a.
has geo tried in France Switzerland oo IN
and-" Hoslsnd, for tbeJrie NJ ,bres ca 81
ysrS iueeeiiiveiy, and hys viii ' ,Se tie
Sne Ieiuit. The wool lis hesn ~, INK ne ey
seltmo 6 IN its durstioslniai hap ' men tn
e may probably be fobjed tie , "o' rS sno e'
l;G lays. Human 6aib Ee{fed b. p.y. Ia IA,
~ *''A 'aF0ug"fh it psGcs. an
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
HALE sHayNG

A certain judge, rarlseE eiryated with
the juice o! the sr~Pe, fedt into barbct's
ihop to get fhaved. After the buGnefs
was accomplished, he tej3tred tie barber
fxpence for his labor. Who took it and re-
turned three pence chatge How is this
Exclaimed his honor) you have always
charged me fxpence True, replied the
barber, but you was now half <sav d when
you came In