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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
JOU R II EYM EN.
SHOE AND BOOT MIXERS
WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to employ i'm
mediately two or three Journeymen Shoe
and Boot makers, who are good workmen
Ito whom liberal wages will be given.
N. b. He also wishes to take one or two
apprentices to learn the above business -
Boys from l2 to Is years of age will be
preferred.
JOHN PCISAL.
Martinsburgh, Nov. II, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05

as.All the above from g Turniture" are
NEW
Is Preceded, that no articles of house,
hold, furniture nor any of the subjects OF
taxation referred to, shall be subject to any
tax in the shop or mandatory wherein the
same are kept for sale
The taxes upon law process and other
public papers remain the same, with the
exception Of Transfer of Surveyors GER
tiiicate for land in the Registers office,
which is increased from 81 50 cts to ~.
The tax upon Mills remain the same. ;,
That upon toll bridges or fences is raised
from Sd per centum to 2 "a, upon the
yearly rent or value.
That upon coal pits actually worked Is
raised from 2 ga to 3 per centum upon the
yearly rent OF value.
For every so weight ofsatt manufactur-
ed within this commonwealth, IL l-2 cents,
provided nothing herein contained shall al
ter the denomination in weight OF the bush
ell in use.
On screws, prizes or presses employed
in anv mandatory or stemmery OF sooac
co. in any corporation, city or borough, or
within ( miles of the same, for the first
screw. prize or press. thirty dollars; and
for every additional one, 10 dolls. in add
ton tbereto-On screws, in any other ma
nufactory, sc Of tobacco, fot the LIST scrsw,
10 dolls. and for every additional Que,
dolls. in addition--or where prizes or
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
Five Dollars Reward.
November, "a, 1914.

STRAYED or stolen from Dnnham's
Tavern, on Back Creek, on the night OF
the oath October last, a sorrel HORSE,
with small star in his forehead, between
and 10 years old, about IA hands high,
yeas shod all rocnd-Paces, trots and can
ters,-IwiIl give reward of Five Dollars
70: returning him,
EDMUND GRAHAM, junr
Martinsburgh, December 8, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDOLE.
D. C.
On LAND, for every 500 value,
agreeab.y to the equalizing
Law.
On SLAVES, above l2 years of
age, Except exempts,) so
6 from 9 to IL years of
age, so
4 Every head of CATTLE, 8
STATIONS and Jack-Asses, twice the fee for
All other horses, asses, mules,
mares and colts, FL
Ordinary licenses or licenses to keep house
of private entertainment So IS cts on
every sioO yearly rent or value of such
house provided, lst that for no such
license, less than s22 50 cts. be paid
sgd, that where any such house shall be
at less value than $500, but one half of
the sum aforesaid shall be charged for
license to keep the same-*and Sd, that
such house be situate within town, bo-
rough or city or withia 500 yards from
some public road.
*Ice houses (having ice ON the
lst March, 1851 IS
*Every such ice house from
which ice is sold, SEQ
o. Here the usual exception against any
tax on land, &c belonging to the Common
wealth, Seminaries of learning, or attached
to any house for divine worship.-The ex-
ception goes to any houses specially taxed
by this act
*Livery Stables for every
stall therein, 90
Two wheeled riding Carriages,
not exceeding with the har-
ness 500 in value. 81
do. do. above 800, one per
cent? on the value in addition.
Phetons and stage Wagons, not
exceeding with the harness,
$500 in value, 3 33
do. do above 5000, one per cent? on the
value, in addition.
*Public Stages for travellers,) $50 in adj
diton to the tax aforesaid.
Every other riding carriage not
more with the harness than
$500 in value, So
;, :, ;, more than $500, one per
cent? on the value in addition thereto
Houses and Lots in towns for
every sl00 yearly rent or va
luel 8 62 lie
.Houses in the country, more than $500 in
value, one eighth of one per centum, on
the value thereof above $500.
sFuRNITuRE--
Clocks, without case, the
works principally of wood, 20
with a case, sc &c. as above Oh
without a case, the works
principally of metal, %
more than SO and less than
100 dolls. in value,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05

The highes, price will be given in cash
for clean Linen and Cotton
RAGS,
at this QEes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

be clearly and distinctly defined - that nian may
know, for certainty, when he is committing q
crime. The late GRAND Jury, il seems, could agree
to find bills ia only one eth of the cases in which
the County Convention would have done H. Ind
The Court, it seems, would agree with the Grand liz
ry in ouiy one half of their indictments. Each jus
lice of the Peace has jurisdiction under this law
and perhaps no two of them would agree as to what
would constitute case of necessity or charity.
here are serious objections 10 other parts OF this
Report. he Convention az least profess TO be the
devoted followers of Him who vas the pattern of
meekneSs, humility and bengnity Of Him who, while
on EARTH suffered not his disciples 10 iniorce his
religion by the sword or the hand of Violence
In part of the gospel do we End it re-
rqnired that force should be used to compel men to
be religious or to observe its rights and ceremo-
MES. In primitive times no such thiag was thought
Of. 1t remained for the isdom of sfter ages to
learn that the strong arm the law might be re-
sorted TO for such purposes Mahomet and the
Pope discovered the utility FIRE and sword 10 the
propagation Of their creeds.j All men are anxious
that Others should believe as they do. In some
tnis bias is stronger than in others. A nd in pro-
portion that is the case, in the same proportion
VIII they De instgated to take,measnFes to accom-
piishit. If this were a laudable propensity we
siioed not have found our Lord aud Master re-
straiing his disciples from the exercise Of it. The
Propensity n human nature is the groundwork Of
All the rers cufians that ever has been or ever Will
be III the word.
This association denominates itself " the Cum.
bertrand Convention for the promotion of the due
observance 81 the Lords Dayn From this title
what should We expectp That they !, oald be
found intoxicating it npon certain set of men az
their duty n0t 10 attend public worship; but ~
place themselves Centinels in the highways.
there to wait for opportunities to find rounds of ac.
cus1flon and quarrel against iheif neighbors mud
Pretences to flch money from their pockets I? In
what part Of GODS word d these men f.d It en-
Joined that certain proportion Of men shall be set
apart on the ords day not for the purpose If pub-
tic worship,--but as catchpoles? Certainly such
men must be ,ad b be tishteous oeer auc1.
40 due and legal execution of thelaws Of my
country trust shall never be opposed have
too much at stake oot TO wish for fhe promotion of
good morals and Tiftne in the community. have
felt myself called upon thusin behalf Of myselfand
the otter members Of the late Grand Jury to make
th's defence. The attack was wanton, unmerited
aud anpnvoked; and trust and hope that have
repsled it iii a beconugn anaer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
American Goods.

wv r. & C. SrOGKBRIDCB, of Northyar-
W. mouth seeats for one OF The ben Manutac-
tories on rawiucse Fails Rhode Illlnd, are con
iiantiy iuppl,ed wh general sfJrtmess of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filing
and 8 threaded Stocking Yarn
White and occurred Sewing Cotton
shirungs; Checks; Stripes; Cinghams
Chambrays; Ticking, &c SC.
N. B--ohopksepers and Others will ne tuPp,ed
a. the Factory prices. Orders from cuaomers will
be periopa y and puntsua'ly attended 10
also FOR sale,
EngiIih and w. | Goods,
reafonabe ;erms for Cath 6ass afPtovsd credit
quantity Of Flour and Corn dairy expected
from Baltimore
No,by0srsoHtb, July Is, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

IOHN PHILLIPS rsqueifs all perfons who have
j any demands on the ate firm of JoHN x SETH
PHIILIps 10 exhibit the fame to h,m for adult
ment and all per(ons who are indebted 70 laid
firm are requeited to make immediate payment
hat he may be enabled 70 meet the demauds
gaina the lame. He afo informs his cultomeS
and The public that be continues TO carry on Tie
-Boot and She making BnEnsJG
at the flop lately occupied b John s seth Phil
lss, in Fore where he has for faie, reaay
made Boots and shoes, of various kinds and quai-
tiles, which re cfTsrs on as good terms a. can be
purchaied in this town
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

The following is . pretty Correct memoir Of
his nohle nstiopnl arm ,meut hat COS. he Uni.
ted Sta es SO much money.
From The Psansy'Vania Republican.
Forty four gun boats were .Iatey sold at
New Yors fora5nut three or fur huadred
dollars each. Their cast was about seven
or eight thousand dollars piece, Il is said.
80 ends the suprenely ridiculous project
If defending the coutry and It's commercs
By navy ot gun boats
1t is cu-ious to re'iew the history of the
Gun boais du ing he late war Com. Per.
" had one gun vessels in his celebrated
battle on Tie 100 Sept 1873, and their SER
vices rpas be estimated from this-not
single man on board any of them was Kill.
led
On Lake Ontario, Commodore Chauncev
had many small vessels On the occasion.
TWO Of ahem happening to ge, in sight Of
DANGER were captured, On all other occa-
sioas, they took special care to keep far e.
nough in the rear.
On lake Champlain, commodore Macdo-
nough had ten or dozen of gun boats and
litfe craft \; but nobody remenbeis whe,h-
er they iook any share in The sanguinary
battle Of the | lth September, 1874 or not.
If they did, il was very little
III the Chesapeake, squadron Of Gun
boats tsied TO sting frigate, and when The
isiga;e reiterated towards other ships. the
gun boats prudentIy avoided going within
cannon shot o! the enemy. they COM
planned they could not ran .fast enough 10 A.
void the enemy's barges.
In the Delaware hive of gun boats set
Out against ship or two Of The enemy.
One OF them, by accident or otherwise, got
WITHIN ens shot OF the enemy, and was ta>
ken. The rest prudently went home.
At y. York commodore Lewis for a lone
time commanded huge beyy Of this kind
OF Lilliputan craft, and once dreadtully scar.
cd ! British sloop OF fsigate. NOBODY was
hurt.
The only solitary exception TO all the
pcaceble conduct OF the gun boats, was at
New Orleans. At New Orleans they did
fight.
Far be It from us by these remarks 10 re.
Heot on the honour or courage of the Off
GERS and men whose i'll fortune il was to be
en- board these contemplate gun boats,
Most sincerely d. We commlsera,e the fate
q any man whose life an reputation was ey.
er committed TO trag ie Almsy boat, liable
TO be wholly sabled hy single cannon bait
sucking Y IL almost any part.
Experience is 4 dear school, but some
nsn will leJrn in no other. If the exprn-
sise and destructive system of gun boat pol
ici be anllihilaled in tie United States, we
deem the acquisition cheaply purchased at
prlce ,entoid the Cost Of the vessels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
William K. & c. Stockbridge,

William K. Z G. StOCkbrldGe,
D FQUEor all who are indebted 10 them op
IN Note or account, 20 fette he fame by the 1T
October next-H4ving waited months aad ye4gs
with fome during the non.,n,e'couss, non. mgor-
tstioa and embargo aets. and the War and a ~e
are now htes,ea with peace need 70 ca'eu ate
on receiving any information from Us se'ative 10
our demands (if his norire negiected) r., tt@y
are proicecuted after the ioduIgence that has
been gwen, We GncereIy hope tina, no pefion will
o5iige usto reiort the poai and ssPe.fOs rene
~ Of Law 10 coec GU demands,
Neyttys mosib Jsiy IS 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
d The best quality
GAZETEER or THE WORLD.
PROPOSALS

BY MELVIN LORD, Of Boston,
For publishing CEEERlL GdZETEER, 81
GEO0tSa PHlGAL IllG ION AIRY,
in Mina;ure.--lo crr,en III airhsbe zeal ord T
desc, iptiDn Ut the Empires, Kingdoms, S.Aies,
Provinces, Fors, Sea-, iisrbOu,s, F,'was, M.
ELS. Likes, Mountains, Cs,ec, &c e.. ~ lie
l>lu~n 50 i'd WI d lie Engernfhaa, customs,
osnp4Fs I'D Upon Of lie lnhahpstt~
70 BE rlus,a:efby q nsapef ,hc V~ii
Orisnaa.u wnt.enby X AkOUkL5 ~ ID I;
.nenow ,o'oe grcs i ,mpfoved a~n4 5rodsiA %
ne 81 esent timr, by gen'leman ~ hls coun. "
Pace 10 subscriber, one do.!Qr ana sfveaty fee
eea;s--iu nots-ubScrILe!s the trlce WI DC eu-
!l-nC, q
sucoc iptions for The shove wo k received HI
lie Bnrkstore Of ISAAC ADAMS, whe.e !
.pecim of he woS may be seen
Jay II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

FOR the uie Of fehools ard academies fer iale at

FOX the uie OF ichooib ara acaoeniies IVr iaie At
IoA ~ ADAMS Dooksfo,e.
The iuperior Of this eai.ion of the works of
Virgii by he
Rev WILLIAM sTAUCHrON L. D.
must Ne apparent on Fesdlus The following extract
from he preface
Few seittons. comparatively, of Virgil have
been pubnihed wihou Lume cua NOES.
81. is howeye. 10 De reg c. ca that the greaea
proportion of thete IL written N i-at,u The
Dolphin, oae Of he noa popular and c. rect edi-
lions of Visgii and which abounds with copl Gus
iliIlifatens j&bours under MS inconvenience -
Tutors Especially iuth as have eve a. c'anes undsr
their care, have not leiiu.e 10 tranilae .hsm 10
their pupils, aud he pupils, at the time they begin
TO Virgil poiIeis 100 al. al acquaintance with
the aoman tongue diitinGtiy o comprehend Their
meaning, Hence they mott generally dilIegar-
ed Mar,yn the celebrated protector OF botany a,
Cambridge ma, given large Engish notes on the Blu
colics and Georges. lC him The reader is Indebted
for many ufefu obie We ions particularly iuch as
relate 10 botanical determination If the piauts
named by our poet. Trap and Wharton have
appended variety Of notes to their reflective
traaaa,ons. a few have been added by d. den
10 MS 81. no % thels is fchool Douk
Dav,Aso.'s notes man. D. @htsn have been IA
ken from the above su hors, confehsdy good
II II esheVsu shat tlie ts'sS ~ua1'oh heS "Aoe ~
them will prove Al acceptable pFeent 70 the friends
OF .tera urs A BODY of The moa valuable OTTER
vations Of Rusus, M,nelius, Hsyue Martyr, Trap,
Wharton, " akeGed &c, togei her with many crt
zeal obierva,0a- ie'eeted from Adds len Johrior
nd o he will be fcund u he following ragse |;
and with ,hem Tome orig'nal remark. whINh he
hsbi. If reading and teaching Virgil for many
yeats has uggeked
l. is 3rei0mea that preceptoIs OF academies and
nitruct Ut the Latin ansuase. upon eKamna
aiion, will highly Arp.cv- Of The above eo'non Of
Virgil. juy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
SETH CI.ARK

irro,. SETH CLARK,
! ko,h.A' ne Public tina, he has taken bis
\ ts.s TOMAS CLARK into Partnerfllip, and
NRb,r1y. nAnlact bu6nsfs at his former iland in
$ l'fees under the 6rm of
II. !. S. 81 ]. Clark,
Sprs.. sy have for faie FINAL aEortment of
- 4 IT. ION and veiling,. aud general afors-
-, tailoring BaGasls,
i, ,' = asa'uei. and dfp.,ch
ISefH =, (tD
~ ua.. LARK ALTO requefis all Perfons who
IA sbtm accounts with Him to call aud ad-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

T HE fubicnoers hereby inform he inbabiian ;
Of Mpo, aud The n'pg towns that they
intend carrying on he clotb,ng guinness the eniu
ing ies.on. AZ the MI | fufnsry occupied by bar.
James HILL. at Brigham m's 10 caiiedJ any
perion having clothes TO dreis, and will favor u,
with their cufom can rely that no pains will be
fpared 20 complete the ianae as well and with a.
much pucluaiity as pofho,e. And hope py The ex-
perience we have had With an accomplished Cloth
Ter (nesr Portland) to metit the cultam Of The
people in general INYG oNtTH3
JOHN Quincy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

ID Baizes--Cords
Cloths-Bombszets
.oores--Durants--Crapes
- Ssa dreisd and uadrefed Ca!icoes
s''x and common Gins Aams
@"oseks, white. black and coloured
a1ee aiiortment of Fancy Mulo,
SsAs~s-lk and Gotten Handkerchiefs
aug Lawn-Linen Braces
ssuaemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
R,s4 'o ditto nix aud worried Hofe
cs ssA and eoloured fewing Silks
soai and Ven buttons
sOoons--r Tapes and Bobbins
cs's''f'ng'--ll4Iian Crspes-Pins
1fro 0n Hoie-Buiton Mou'ds.
genera aifortment of
american Factory Gods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

lUk a. LlNC.JLN,
EXCHANGE STREET,
d an extenilye Allotment Of
.SH GOJDo,
ortalions.
eft oft5isck and coIoured Can
ihire.t ton Grapes. hrit quail
rlcedt "
Ho Unite Luafings pain &
+ tw,iled
- tini,ation 3hawls
IA great variety of coma
+ mon 5haw,s
Fl 8 and 4 4 6ne & com
I men Liuens
D tLaren Gambri.ks
tAnlte poke, Handker-
+ chiefs
14ora:s and nsva. victo.
' T W l1an0kerch.efs
+u.ack fix aad crols bar d
+ handkerchief
"a, 4. and Ga black
Cambricks
"a aud 8 4 white cotton
Camoricks--all quail
ties
Fine undreG d Caalcricks
uperGne and common
Gsnghams
lpa-hoe and common
CalicUes
ne cambIick and com
mon Dimoties
White F!orentine
hlte Jean
ripped Jean, for lummef
wear
bg Lawns
ain Leyo Mullins
ok Aluilin,
brick Muains
and yellow Nan
ne
key red and Brown
andannas
All pads
ny Shirtings, Stripes
3edticks
8, % ard 50 inch
'onUmbtellas, good
ny
ton Balls
i4and g, col
Threads
blue ilste and
Cambticks
i;iih Shifting
icoes
high eoloursd
) fewiug six
gath iew.ng DO,
y'ess v4riey If
itieies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
WANTED.

One or two JouRNEyMEN. who are coed work
men 10 whom coed encouragement will be gwen
Parsiesd, Ja!y 81, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
Mino,, July 10, 1915

l hereby certify. that Tyre SMITH has ferved
with me, four years, az an apprentice, IN Learning
the art ard trade CT q clo,hier, and link him
pcfeaed ofingenuy and compe ent knowledge
in the art, to do Juice 70 thoie who may favour
him with their cuitsm and believe he 10 emitted
to patronage well for his adelity, as his knowI
edge in his trade.
BENJAMIN d. FOSTER.
Sa;cavotba, Taiy 90, lSI5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Foa AL EAT
ISAAC ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
The MdEjCof WtII.IH.

The WIGIC Of " EILIH,
4 Novel, in two vo.um Soy / ) SueR, auih'
Of Winet in LoneCn, &c --dL5O-
Guy Mannermg, o. tue HSr0+Q5er,
~ The au nor of "Waerly'-3 vols. in .
IT'S sad hat words aud signs hsve.Powsr
o.: spri IN planetary hour,
Bu scarce PRAISE their ven 'rous part,
Who tsmper vi sach ding rfcus At.
Llef The Last Miasn Ell
Maps ofthe u. States & OF Europe
OF por, bile size
sJus. received an aesortmcnt of
PENkAINES,
oe The best Quality
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

AT Westalvington, Eng Nr. Willing, aged 70,
70 Mrs Cocks, aged 50. This is the Lady's third
husband she was married to the first ini6io wLc
was aged 10, and in 1914 to a second, aged ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
WANTED.

! VA. good habits in fpall family. The
hlpr. = =, ~''l ee light, and her treatment kind
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

I EFT the fubleriber. on the gath inf. CHAR
II LorTs ALLEN an indented Apprentice in the
eleventh year of her age, of dark complexion, tlack
eyes. Whoever v II spprehend fad girl and re
turn her TO the fu5tcrber. fhaIl receive one Cent
reward, and GO charges paid All perfons are for
bid harbouripg or trufiing her on my account. "a
will pay no debts of her contracting.
Falmouth. jul, 81. SEWARD MERRILL. Fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

MARCUS QUINCY,
Heal IF Po,tiaae Pier. Fare fret
k EEPS coniiautiy for faIe all kinds of
GROUND PAINTS,
in nate FIT for immediate use, with which the
public may be accomm odased at any time.
Ayo-Waer Pants of various coIours-boiled
and raw Oil--pain. Bruihes-Sprits Turpeutine-
Jugs Kegs &c &c.
n He keeps experienced Workmen TO execute
the
Painting Byfness,
n all its branches.
July 81. (,f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07

GUN B0Alo.

The following is pretty Correct memoir OF
his noble nstiopsl arm ,meut hat cos he Uni.
ted Sla es 50 much money
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-07
NOTICE.

Saseaygfea, July o6, 1878.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
CC,gDTTgnHs..

The work viii be csnnlised il an oeta-
70 volume containing about 40 pages
and VIII be printed with an entire new
type, OF ,yllictist he above is a specimen,
aud on go8d,paIleF3 ana Wiil be delivered
in boards at fSqee Dolisis, Fifty Cents.
Those who inferest themselves in the
work, and procure ter subscribers, be
coming responsible for Their subscriptions:
shall receiyesone copy for their trouble.
Persons holding subscription papers,
are requested toretirn them by the first Of
June next to Charles Hosh3ee., the pub.
iisher, at Hartford, Connecticut.
HartJord, .l0rch 20-14.
b. subscriptions received at this OF.
fee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
PEIRTLC SALE.

On FRII}.4T The 12tis day Of .aay nect,
ac;it be exposed to safe on the premises,
4 PIECE Of GROUND lying OH the
"a north side of Duke-street and to
the westward OF Eayette-street,> ifontug
96 feet upoa Duke-street and running
back 100 feet to 10 foot alley. Upon
the ground is erected a convenient two
storg brick house with back buildings.
Alsc. small tract Of Land in Fairfax
county. containing about IL acres, known
by The name of Bloomfield farn--one-
fourth of the purchase money to be Pais
in hand, and the balance payable IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months by securing
the payments in a satisfactory manner. 3
1t the same time cHl be sold TOR CAST,
SEVERAL SLAVES.
This sale is made by virtue of a deed
of trust from Charles l.. hewitt, to secure
the payment of certain sums OF money to
Thomas Preston.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
April 6. IS
n. b. ON the day following will be
i.scld at the Coffee House door in the town
Of Alexandria, tract Of LAND lying Ill
Morris Township, County of Washington,
State of Pennsylvania, containing $50
Acres-Also, a Lot of ground and house
in the Town of Nottingham, Prince
Georges County, State Of Maryland up
ON the same credit-Ihese sales are
made to secure Thomas Preston as well
as Ephraim Gilman. ). \.
April Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
CASE OF CURE,
Sg.ectea FROM a nllmer0lls sc.

Selected Prom q numerous esq.
John Hoover. rope-maker, South &c
ces,d street. between Mary, and Christlsa
streets. Philadelphia, voluntarily Dlaketh
.oatr AZ follows napleiy--that his wife,
MarystI6oyer, was SO severed ahilctei
wit. ysio!eat rheumatism, very dangerous
" situated, the consequence OF severe
cold aiter iyiag in, as to be confined t.
abar bed Cor, several weeks, aad YVES al
le1ctt reduced To tae melancholy appre-
hension Of remaining a cripple Tor HE,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
Uical 4dvice wa5 folloWed, ana every pro-
babe re gaedy attempted; wnen seeing
several eases Of cures performed by ia
uniton's Essence aud extract Of Mustard,
sshey we're procured from Nh. Birch, No.
1.Soatn Second street. The first appE-
eaton enabled her to walk across the
,oop,s and the use of one bottle restored
sr. to her usual state OF hesifh and
-sngth. ,ra, ,,-rr
worn and subscribed before Ebegs4er
ason, esq. one OF tue justices OF the
for philadelphia county.
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GEO. .BENNER, il.
No. IL, Bndd Street, Philadelphia.
Hamiltoa's Essence and Estract O
.l1tst Grd.

A safe and efeetetai remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatle
,goat. palsy. lumbasoo, nambnsss, White
swellings, chiblails, sPrains, bruises; pain
in the face aad neck, etc.
"a TVS valuable remeny is prepared both
IN sfi,rid state and IN pills, and thus excel
. isntly aslapted both for external aud m
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensieie
! perspiratieR, expeAing the slpsraa9us
and Morbid hum - they are higaiy cor
dial to the, stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, AID eaid
er windy complaints in the stomach or
bswsis.