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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

We DO not know whether there IS a
man in the United States, capable Of
being convinced ov any testimony, who
yet has doubt whether the French
DEGREES are repealed or not On TIE
one hand We have had proclamation
By MIR. Madison, made in the United
States on the very day that the French
DEGREES were annulled tn France /! !.
and In consequence of this Proclama-
ton, we have had the most positive
declarations from various state Govern
ors, who swear BY MIR. Madison, that
those DEGREES were not III existence.
On the other hand--statement after
statement has reached this country, OF
losses sustained BY Americans, by the
operation of the DEGREES after they were
said to be dead. Memorial upon me-
mortal has been spread before Con.
gress, from citizens of the United
States, declaring to the national Legis-
lature that relying on the Presidents
proclamation, they had sent vessels to
sea, which had been captured, and car
ried into France, as good prizes, under
the French DEGREES
To this mass of evidence, all OF
which is of conclusive nature, we
have another proof to add, which adj
mits of no possible eyasion-An Off
cial condemnation by the Council Of
Prizes, at Paris, the 10th of last Sept
ember. The whole document has ap-
peaIed in form, and is circulating in
our papers, but as it would occupy
column we have not room to insertit it.
The brig Julian of Philadelphia, Ed
mund, Abbot, master, flom the United
States, touched at Gottenburg, and was
spoken by several British cruisers in
the 3altick, but not molestrd She
was afterwards spoken and captured by
the French Privateer, Maria Louisa, on
the lth of May last and carried into
Hamburgh-her case tried in Paris, by
the Council Of Prizes, and on the 10th
OF September she was condemned by a
decree, of which the following is part
-" being loaded with colonial mer-
chandize, having touched at Gotten
burgh, and HAVING BEEN VISI-
TED BY DIVERS ENGLISH YES
Sells OF WAR, she is a good and
lawful prize"
FELLOW-CITIZENS! What
can you now think of Mr.. MADISON
What can YOU ;hink of those abandon
cd partizans of France, who still tell
you the DEGREES are done away. Mil
lions Of dollars of American property is
kept in state of Introduction from our
ports, where il is owned and much wan
ted, because Mr.. Madison revived the
non-intercourse with e.. Britain. All
our commerce from England and all
British dominions, has been forbidden
above year, on the ground that France
had repealed her DEGREES, and Great.
Britain exclusively, kept her Orders III
force.
Federalists, If you are not dead 10 all
sense of personal interest and love of
country, spread the truth-You can ca
silly convince the candid. If you can
DO DO more you can silence The obsli-
nate and lgnorant.-Reherlory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
tr9isIature " 9edssatbusetts.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, FER IL, 1912.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
MONDAY, FEB. II, 1912.
a committee has been appointed to
compel towns 10 return monies receiv-
cd BY illegally sent Representatives.
Cutting-Hb Of 10zyns.
The Fairhaven (part Of New-Bed-
iord) new town bill and the South.
Reading new town bin, passed stage.
"Wednesday IS assigned for 81 read
ing OF The former.
he committee on the petition os
John jenkins, the inventor Of new
and valuable method OF teaching Chill
dren the Art of Penmanship, reported
that Ii be referred 10 five persons TO
consider on the best measures for re-
warding and encouraging the inventor.
Accepted
CHfflnS-ub of Divisions.
Thursday is assigned for coming to
the choice of a Major General Of the
Al "a ShSM olNlsiDn.
n Commute, was appointed to report
on the act Tor regulating Yendues.
Debtors Bill.
A new bill for the relief Of persons
imprisoned Tor debt, was reported few
days since, and denied second read
ing. Mr.. Reddington called for the
reconsideration Of the vote; which was
carried las to ll2; when the bill was
committed Tor a second reading.
CItfRg-np Of Counties.
A bill again 10 divide the county Of
HamP4hirc, by erecting j new county,
by the name Of Hampden, was read,
and ordered second reading on We'd
nesday. al Is 1919.
a bill has been reported for dividing
The Slate into twenty districks for The
choice OF Representatives 10 Congress
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

The American vessels, President,
Fowler, and Martha, Rich, have been
f.tundered % Prench PrtUascsr, which
ssiled from New Orleans Do the
French Consuls know any thing Of the
fitting out Of privateers-.f they do
arc their eXeqaators safe f?
The French frigaIes which burned
the American big Three Friends,
were the Medusa and Nymphe, Of ~
guns each About Nov. p, these
Pandxnoria passed The tropic OF can
Ger returning from Batavia Tor France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

When the Hon mr. Obed Hail, Esq. vas
frs; elected Member IF Congress, II wsi
conceived as matter. great doubt whe-
Their Obed would ever be able 10 acquire
influence 10 thNt body sufficient 10 carry any
roiut wlstever--it was even conlended by
some that Oaed would nor dare e. say Doh 4
10 them. ln such lEsirusti0ns the iasl adj
wees from Washing ~ enables : . give
tic ~ lItcf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

TIE French appear to have revived
heir old prctex, for plundey--some
informally ~ rot d'eqalfogr! Their
llagi,ious depredations some years
since on this point were enormous.
We are under no contract TO France
for non importation with England
FOR me former has neUer ceased 10
violate CIR neMral rieAls. wt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
WINDSOR, (yER FEB. 10.
q - CYoak q Z

Ing Coax -7fs0
A new fashioned Cloak, il 5 said, has
been recently introduced from Canada.
Il consists OF a goodly fleee OF super
fine Broadclolh, with a velvet collar,
connected in front by asilyer hook and
chain.
On Thursday last, gentleman was
diUesfed Of one of these Cloaks, al
Northampton, By gentleman calling
himself Custom House o1icer-who
probably wanted it for his own use.
Thes convenient tools Of government
are now posted in almost every village
in New Eng land.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
Dorothy Distaf's Plan

ofcarrying on the war, is running The
round OF our Democratic priuts In
deed, il is altogether ID the Congress.
sionaI stile,-which is nothing more,
than SHINING IL OUT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
GEORGE CLARK.
INFORMS the public ths; he continues

NFOANS the pubic thai he continues ~
carry on the
Cabinet Making Bgfaef,
Il be Chop, head Of EzchArre street, nearly
oppode Mr. Robert BOYS. Gore where ne
has cbatansly for fale variety IF FUkNT-
TURF, mAse'of coed materials add in sai,A-
"a aud fdiiiiouable manner, on Reasonable
terms.
WANTFD TO PURCHASE,
4 quantity q feafored Birch JOICF
BDAPDs--so pay il Furninr. or sfh
oaeTed iocn C8Jtv /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
WQShingi0n's Birth Can.

WdSilHStOH' DHM Lay.
On The Evening preceding the 22d
Feb. the anniversary of the birth day Of
Washington, the Portland Rife Com.
pany, in conformity TO the principles
Of their institution, met at Washington.
Hall, TO notice the occasion in a suita-
bic manner. There can be no event
in the annals Of mankind, more calcu.
lated to excite the noblest feelings and
puresI sentiments, than the reccllec.
ton Of the birth Of such an exalted
character as WASHINGTON. While II
humbles us as nation 10 compare the
great, magnanimous and glorious char
acter Of the Father of his. country, with
the weak, pusilanimous, and hypocrit-
ical conduct OF those that have succeed.
ed him, we still have the consolation Of
holding up an elevated model of the
nearest approach to human petfvc.
tion.
At O'Clock, the Company were
seated at cold collation. prepared at
the hall OF their armory, after which the
following toas,s were dr.rL
-, - Gun
ere'h, the flower fadeth,'' but tins anniver-
80 m M 8o''eh,
dlsgraced abroad-a pitiful monument Of
Jetfersonirn policy.
nor ,.nv Ia eI,@ ''-.ers- NO, many wise
~. man eA,neu' are called.
neran,. @fn"T, under ne ex-
;nrgI"rs y NJ oit'e4i 'lounSe panks and stale
IIsb way inc olce OF the people soon
s Ozr C n, -, '4', Oil,
cean. shartled III .u'l'-ereu III I'M I'M
o0""' s""cAieu Oy 1Drelen regulations, and
be frepd fnn ' IN : III Z as MAJ n soon
4 c,H,,;-,. Niy l"'Poshiohs'
waDpavra - - O@"oe'-a recipe ICr
y ~ 80
~ v.lor y -, A"e Detser part
= 20 !. - n U.s. e'ioh
The nan VINO NEEDLES ~ y' s,i'i ron ;-o,.
8. CALEB sTKONG-Firm. u1rirlt
and and l n E5is@a, not lie j.a,.
o 60 ~. l'I@.'e'
n a'4-t-t NAAALNA4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
FROM A BALTIMORE DEMO. PAPER.

He (Mr. Madison} keeps Sc
CRErARY OF THE TREASURY,
dishonest aPostate, hated b. the peo-
ple--in whom no good citizen hes con-
fdence He retains a SECRETARY
OF WAR, unfit for his station, and
defesfed by the little army, which is dis
trac'ed by his imbecili,y and intrigue
he II reported 10 have nominated for
COMMANDER IN CHIEF a gen
tleman who could hardly maneuvre a
regiment"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

The last accounts frcm Washington s'aie.
that The buz Of War las entirely ceased IN
both Houses. The report about tie negD-
nstIon It the treaty Of 1906, has no f1unda-
'Ion ~ tact there sn0t the least prospccr
that Great Britain will rcscind her 3 ders
nm \ France revnkes her DEGREES bona file n
ard there will not &c tie smallest sllei atom
~ he system Of tie English C4bnct when
the Regent j. clothed III full power Tee
hopes bo;tomcd on such al event will prove
fSli4cious.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
a:Hisarf.
< lla6" Ia. ran France !,

Ship, ~ AWNSTla.9s having car
- &c Tea un bosid. admitted by paying
duty. rhr star, At Roulugne, permifiion
fatepart aad 90 "a Dauknkto load-The
.pocahOntas AT Tcu'on. pcrmiiiioR to &C.
part and 60 to Msfcilies 20 load. TIE
Aralns. with a cargo of tobacco, had
been vihted by Britiih veiIels and under
tie Berlin and Milan DEGREES has been
Fven up together with her cargo-The
Wampoo has permiHion 10 import her
cirgo and 10 export the amount thereof.
Tie Two Brothers, at 81. Maloes, has
pgrmiilion 10 depart with the amount of
hrr cargo. The Adventure, at Nants, has
vio liberty 10 flil. Other Teclamations
are under examination, whereof the re-
iulr may be liortly expected.
Fxtraa ofa litter from a zerT respectable
Merchant ia BsrdeaHx 70 Dir friend III
~ Y'ork, dated Tie zofb Dee. and rsceiV-
az by tie FL1D
"If we may believe the general reports
n ejaculation, lome deiinitlve commercial
arrangement is negotiating at Paris, with
cir. Barlow, the American Miniaer; and
lis faid the rtfult will be very fatisfacto-
~. The n. S. friyate Contribution is ex-
pected 10 tail in all this month, or early
ia January, ard will probably be the bear.
cr OF intereiting news"
Letters by the Flsh, ttate, that the King
Of Denmark has reilored two Philad. ihips
and cargoes, valued at 100000 dollars each.
The Hips are fuppoied To be the Fair
Trader, and Minerva. Smith.
CT The manner in which this
q Far news has been received, and
propagated, fhews it to be part of the
old precoacerted plan to gull and
miilead the American public on the
fate of their affairs with France, and
that Mr.. BARLOW was not fent to
Paris for nothing. Until after the
great election we muf expect to be
continually drugged with fuch pc.
tions. TO thew the RmG texture of
the impo6tion now attempted on the
American people, in this NICK negvs,
il is only neceildry to refer to the
D9clnleHtr tranfRitted to Congrefs
In November lat in which 1t will
be found. that two At leaa Of the a.
bov- ve6els, (the TUG Brothers, and
Star were releaied in July lait wear
that they never violated nor came
under any decree shat the 7qOo-
BratberS was bound direct from BE-
f2G to St. Males, with cotton, indi-
20, potaihes. codhfh, fiji oil, and
dye wood and arrived at st. Ma
les on the 2oth December, 1910
\ nine nq0nfbf after tie dte # The Ram
butt decree ] and thar ihc was fei-
zed by privateerfmen after arriving
within the territorial jurisdiction of
France The Advsnfare alto failed
direct from Mdrbllbsld to France,
fold her hlh, and has long Gnce re-
turned to Marblchead All the o.
Their vefeIs. are doubtleis either
t" Licenced" vefcls. or have been
permitted to sfcapc from the Emper-
ors clutches, by brides, or accom-
modations, of one kind or another
and others probably will be bought
OFF F; but any one who can believe,
latter what the DUKE Of Cadore told
Mr.. ARMSTRONG September, 1870
would be the fate Of the merchan-
dize con6fcated under the Ran53gil-
. decree) that one cent of that pro-
perry will ever be reitored, mutt DC
prepared to fwallow and credit any
Rg}b news which can be fabricated.
TCeRtinsL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

scend anI circulate Ike military or
deis and state paper IS either iidi-
culed or praised, as COMFORTS with the
imperial idea Of what IS polite a, the
moment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

The Aurora mentions a merchant in
Philadelphia, who i able 10 furnish all
the blankets wanted by government,
bur will not have any dealings with
Iench Coke and that he IS not alone
N this particular. This is very patti
oiic Lot 10 serve the country ifil should
happen to BE- necessary TO be done
through certain individual, who may
be disliked !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

-Four or FIVE candidates Tot the Offices
of Governor and 1t. Governor have
nominafcd Memselres in lie papers Of
Kentucky.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
DortIano,

Monday, February "a, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

IL IS mentioned in the Southern Pa.
PRS, as little extraordinary, that the
Presidents Message SHOULD be publish
81 70 France without comment. But
no edlior there would dare 10 offer his
sentiments on a public document, till
&c She" IN what light the Emperor
chose 70 consider il. When that is
seiIlsd' The instructions probably e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

The New York Columbian thinks
the appointment of a commander IL
Chief Of the Army OF the u ). Father
70 the Horfa'9lrd Of public opinion /;
coa'enda that he is not alone In this i.
dea and that he should not be surpri
sed II Il produced designations.
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HamiIton's Grand Restorative,

7. recommended as an invaluable meol'
cine forthe speedy relief & permanent cure
of Nervous disorders, Consumptlons, Low
ness of spirits, Loss of Appetite inquiry
OF the Blood, Hysterrear ticctlohS' inWa ware
and hack Indigestion, Melancholy, Goul In
/ stoma ZACH, Pains in the limbs, Relaxation,
The principal oplAation of this remedy is
in the stomach, restoring the digestive pow
ers, aud sending forth from III: organ new
health and vigor into every part OF the sys-
tenn; il enriches and purihes the blood, with
outla filming It; braces, without snmulaung
too violently, the nervous system Strength
ems the secretory vessels, ard the general
habit; brings back the muscular hores 10
their natural and healthy tore and restores
that nutrition which immodefate eyHcuatiohS
had DESTROYED, and whose loss lad thrown
the whole frame into languor and debility.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-31
Hamilton's Worrn q destroying
LoZengeS.
LoZengeS

This medicine be.ts No analogy wh2.eSci
r. others Of similar title socommoniy COM
pIaincd of as operating with violence on
the contrary, particular excellence OF TINS
remedy is its being suited to every age and
constitution Itconttins nothing but WHAT'S
perfectly innocent, and is SO nild IN It's oPe-
ration that it cannot hJare tue tenderest IN
FAINT og week oil, shouidno worms exist IN
the body but will, without pain, OF grlpin5'
cleanse the stomach and bowels, OF whatever
!, foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the.
production OF worms, and many fatal dlsor-
ders. ..ou,.
dose ofthis medicine given occasionally
Dining the warm season, Intellectually pre-
vent the vomiting & purgmg OF Children,
: dreadful disorder which annually destroys
tbons nds of the infant part OF our citizens.
II is likewise the mildest AMI most certain
remedy known, and has restored to heai'h
and strength a great number when IN an !. adj
vance, stage of this fatal complaint particu-
Iar. and plain Instructions are given Tor every
mart of the necessary treatment IN such
cases. xs+h
Children generally take this medicine with
oagerness, having pleasing appearance ana
an agreeable taste.
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CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction OF fifteen per cent,
Stationary hrizes as JoitofO:
First drawn ticket entitled to S5ooo
5000 blanks So each
The next 1000 do Is
Go. Ticket after the 5000 blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on tie 18th and until the
25th day $500 each
Do. 25th to 35th (except-
ing the Tickets constituting 100 lekets
prizes1
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
bers from to 1000 inclusive, each hem
drcd of the said 1000 TO be one PRIZE, The
first dawn hundred or lowest number Tor
the 25tk day, and SO regularly ascending to
the 35th
= First drawn ticket on the 35th $4,000
Do s6th to 4ist 500
Do. 4lst 70 5otb inclusive 1860
Do 55th day 5oooo
The hr7ze 6ooksto consist ofAoS a 1000
The obiect contemplated to be accomplish
ed by the above scheme, is emincntly entl
tied TO the favor aud patronage OF the cltl.
xeps Of Baltimore. Yhe establishment OF a
Medical College will unquestionably have
beneficial influence on the general literary
character Of our city: on itPerlaPs may be
heresfter eoGrafted the other Colleges, and
thus an university BE ccnsi uted
1t will however give us other important
advantages will promote spirit OF m
vesliqation in the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themselves
in our CITY and thereby permanently secure
to this community the bast I'D that can be
Afforded by the nedicaI profession 1t may
also be proper to remark that II this school
should prosper, as is anticipated, II will
cause large sums TO be expen'.ed annuity
in this city, which S1uld otherwise be dts-
bursett in other places
We presume that those g ntlen1en who
are anxious for tie Advancement OF the IN
tcrests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to profit them
selves at the me time that they encourage
us-we confidently say, that no scheme OF
lottery so splendid or promising as the a
hove, has ever been offered in this country
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ORIGINAL
F4MIIY MEDICINES,
July.24

Prepared with the greatest care q atehtioh
BY MICHAEL LEE, * co.
Lees Worm Des5ro ing LozeASes.
This medicine is superior TO any ever OF
fered 10 the public, being innocent aud mid,
certain and eficacious in its operations,
Lees Ehrir,
certain remedy for colds, coughsr or
asthmas and particularly the whoeping
cough so destructive to children
J ee's Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure OF Rheuma-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved BY long experience to be unequal
led IN the cure of nervous disorders con-
sumDtions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees Hnti-6i Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant feyers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for The Neh,
Which is warranted an antai!ible remedy
at one application
Lees MjaAibie Ague q FeOer Drots,
For the cure of agues, remittent and In
tcrmittent fevers.
Lees Genuine L eTsfnf' .A>0f'0fS'
Celebrs ted for the cure OF ungwolms, tel
tiers, etc.
Lets Genuine Eye Water,
An eHectual remedy for all diseases IN the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees TootA-,4che Drohs,
Lets Corn Plaster,
Lees Dau1uSk Lin SafOe,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth aud gums.
Lee. anodync Fh1ir,
For the cure of every kind OF headache.
The Indian Vegetable SfccIc,
For the cure of Vcnercal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprfe-
tor. No. 20, Pitt-Street baltimore.
X. GRAY, bookseller, King street, ano
N. KINGSTON, Fairiax-street, Alexan
dria
To country merchants and others, who 1
purchase to sell again, q liberal discount VIII
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each artl-
c,A has. on the outside WI PIPER, the sigma
ture OF Mt1Il1Ii ~ - civ "a
N. B. Attic places OF sale may be had
fpratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex
sraorainaiy cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith Inserted.
June 20 "a"
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AN ACCOUNT OF
LEES
Patent and Family Medic mes,
cELEBRArKD FOR The CURE $,
OF most diseases 10 &hsehSliae 1au'llali A'o''
PARTIGULA RLY

Worms, Coughs and cclds, Asthma, Lon
sumption, Gout, Rheuma1ism' SprAins' IA, : a.
sy. Head. sche, Tooth Ache, ~Corns' l'cn'
Diseases of the Eyes. Ring Norms' letters
sc Inward Weaknesses, Nervous plao'-
ders. Female Complaints, Hoopins Coogh'
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HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy for olds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Threats, ana ape
preaching consumptions, and most dlsor-
ders of the breast and lungs.
To Parents who have Children sffilctea Win
the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is of the first magnltude'
as + affords Immediate relief, checks the pro-
aress. and in a short time entirely removes
Is + most cruel disorderto which children are
liable. The Elixir is SO perfectly agreeable
and the dose SO small, thatno dlitlculty ARISES
in takingit.
Hahn's Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Haha's Genuine Eye Water.
Tooth .dcAe Drots.
The Genuine Persian Lotioa.
The Restorative Ponder for the TEEN ana
Gums.
IatalE5le .lgue and FeD;r Drofs,
For the cure of agues, remlttant and ihtcf
Militant fevcrs, sc. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lees "a
tent and Family Medicine Store, NO. 80
M,iden-lane, Newly ork-and by Particular
appointment, by JAMES KENNEDY; sen.
Bookseller Alexandra.
Hannah Lee.
July "a ~"
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RemOUak.
e. JOSEPH SPEAR.


ReshecttuHy infyrms his friends and he ND.
tic
THAT he has removed his Shop TO RoY-
al-street 10 the one lately occupied BY Sir.
B Adamson near the Coffee Hose wsce
he carries on the GABiNE} BUSINESS
in Ill iis valious branches--Ec $50 mas
andrepairs all kinds Of Musical InsraNenl,
such as Piano Fortcs, Bass VioIs, Violis,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Niafog.n
CoHins for grown persons fer Gjiesa doiGrs.
He hopes the quality Of his materials, the
soundness of his work and the slricraucn.
ton he intends paying. TO his business. viii
ensure him encouragement from generous
pqblic. All the above branches OF buainess
will be executed at the shortcsi notice
November %. DIST law
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A Store to Rent.

vFHE subscriber intending 10 RrMoy, a.,
l. Atag- Snett, the HOUSE vh,.n s .1o
present occuplesas shop, on Fsiltax srsa u
will be to rem { It's we'll eaIcalated g. y
Rstail store, md an eligible Stand for En.;'
ness. Possession may be had the first -, =
next month. Apply to Rodest L Ta.sr.
Esq. or
Richard II. Little.
Ash mo. l4th. d5t awit
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MISS B0WDLER'S
ESSAYS & POEMS,

The first American, from the Eth English
Edition.
Published for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum Society & Economical School,
New ork,
Are lust received for sale by the subscr iber
Price s i Is in boards.
These excellent Essays * Poems were
printed at Bath in England for the benefi; Of
the Hospital in that CITY and have already
gone through eleven Editions.
They are now reprinted in this country,
for an equally benevolent purpose. 1t Is
hoped they will be attended with the
success.
James Kennedy, sen.
July Is cot"