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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19
For Fro;,el?t O. Charter,
Public Sale.

In pursuance of the last will and tesla
nent of Charles alexander, deceased,
will positively be sold to tie highest
bidder, Oh Thursday the 29th day Of
June,
A NUMBER of valuable vacant Lots
a at the northern extremity OF the
town of Alexandria. The sale to con,-
nence at ten O'Clock on the premises,
and terms liberal.
The EIecuf0r,
June 10. cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19

fs.,,. PRINTING
1 SHOUTED AT THIS orrrcs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19

June 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

THE troops Of The 18Th Dirifion Iatelv;o ,br
= tevvice Il the Commonwealth. far ne de-.
fence Of Portland will be paid The fums sue EN-
respectively 90 perfonal application or by power
of attorney. % the tut fcriber "a Portland. he
office # WM 2. Swat Efq near Col Burn
hams Taversa.
The remainder Of he troops Of the 6th aud oh
pis'iions, who have nos received their say are .e-
quoted 90 make Application w,ss oui de;as
Po~era Of Attorney Of he f,Iloa,ne 70 m Esaed
ADD w'neiied may be Gg4ed by any number De-
log.ng TO The fame somrsly.
Know al MEN shas we the lul,lcribe-s of -
n che county u r- do hereby soofisure and 40.
POINT - our attorney 10 eceive the eav
and cmoumenfs due 20 sscn OF Us for military FER
yieey rendered The Comm nweats, Of Mss-
iachufeEtsin the forces ordered rom she d.
viienssn Capt - company Of --------
Ia The - regimens - brigade With sull
s-ewerso fgn auy receipt o.. pay roll 10 ful fer
tie lame. IL wi asfs whereof we have hereuato
fet snr Lands asd sess this day of - 10 The
year of our LORD eighteen hundred and fifteen
In preEente Of -
afford RICHARDSON srenf Of Bsara
Of War. TO 9Th 9Th, and ia.h D.vIions
lsny g. 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
r. LITTLE. & CO.

At their BOOKSTORE, Midie Nref
II AVE for fate, SCHOOL Books Of aimoif every de!
= fcr'Pson among which are Parith's, ADAMS
Cummings ,Coidimi,h and d Siyht q Geo. raplies
Waihs, K'nne ., Pike !, Wehher's, Temples
and Fenn's Arishnaeticks Mufray's aud Aiexan-
def's Grammar Murray's and the American kea-
der Pike Webaers aud Perry.t Spelling Books
Evangelical, Boron. New England and New.
York rfsmmers-- Precepfors---Art of Reading
Webiters third parf-Johnfons Walkers & Per
rye Dictionaries Bibles and Teffsments-- Letter,
Writing aud Wrapping Paper Qu,ls Wafer. AID
Siates-- Ays- BIun,'s Nsva' Tactics and Nautical
Almanack for sl5-Navigator.s and Coat Pilots
they have alto very exienEve ajf,rtment Of
Theological, ClsfIicai, Medical and Law Books,
with tome new and valuable pubicafiors--al OF
which they fell a. low as can DE purch&!ed 10 Bos
ton.--A libersl dilcount will be made % those who
purchafe 70 Eel. again. May be had a. above
Clergyman's Thomzsss Lows aud Leavitt.s Alma
nacks for 10 5-ALs--TlCKETS and parts in The
grand Union Canal Lottery now drsurg 10 Bottom
Jau. 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
To az ON II may 60 Germ.
[pilefforsS Office

NOTICE is hereby given. that the collector of
the revenue for the fevensh collection diilsid
Of Mailachuistts or his deputy will attend al his
Office. 10 Portland from The Or 70 he 2tfl cay
of January 1915 ine!uiiye Al Fsrepcrt at the
hon Of Capt James Jamefon. on the Esd day
e January A Gray at the noufs If jofeph Lib
BY on the a5fL JAruary-st Gorham, At The huufe
of Jciias Shaw on the 9th January from o.
clock 4. M. 10 = O'Clock P M. each DAY. for
the purpofe Of receiving The entry Of carriages,
with harnefs uftd therefor, agrseAhly 70 an acf
Of Congrffs psfsd the 18Th day # December
1914 which entry j thereby required 10 be
made, = welIin cafes; where carriages have been
entered under The late act pafsd Jay 24h 8 8.
Is where they had not been 10 entered for fall
ing 10 do which penalty Of double the amount
Il the duty impoied by The aa Of the 5.h of
Dec 81 will be incurred
Gwen under hand this 9Th day Of December.
1874
WOODBURY. sTORFK asas,
fev tie 'tvs"B Ceiise7'as Djasia # lzaJss6ssefss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Cumberland, a. --1akrn BY saeem;sn and
zvW te I'D al Pubic 4utfioa, o. lion
day, The goth day Of January next 81s,
at elrzsen q tie clock, n. M on tie
prersi/fs,
IL he right ii squ,yof redemption which
"A John Pummer has in and to the following
defcribsd nosgased Real Eazte fituated in Port
land, in falJ county bounded As follows, VIZ be-
ginning At : FAKE Handing On. the norihweilerlv
Gds Of Backlireet, in The mon Rafferty, cornef OF
the lot wherein the Court Houfc and Caol row
ftand; ihel &c from fad fake ruaDing nort caller
y asjonng Baekfireet, City itven fret, 70 hcr
fake ard from theie two takes. extending north.
weferly one hundred and fifty feet--and i. the
tame lot which the faid Pummer putchated Of
Niofes unmer, by deed dated Auguf The I'd
1908; ,ogesher with all the buidipgs thereof
Aanding -sa'd pren'fes is NOR gagged to Elsjah
Re log9 Tor the payment Of two hundred and fifty
doIiars with interel by deed dated October 90.
1912. MORRILL, JOxDON, DEP She If
Portland, Dec SO Sia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

Cumberland pcrcelsng ~ j ssv~,~~s - 80.
smell o'dcred Us 90 keep 16lcfn hut ~ fading
the sch'rs. Charles Stursd and 1essdeciining
coming into the action. We run do1h very neA
re Gutter Sioop and engsged her' for half N
hour, when, having split bur j'b and thinking i
79. pruden, to stand any further 10 The eastward,
tscA1ed ship and stood to the westward. Had
she Charles Steward stood OUT totte eastward
Fisi The Cumberland, knowing the brig Pesc'
vas in hsss-harbor, and cut the sloop OFT, nc
daabt she would have surrendered-5ut the
~a nberlsnd took The whol- Of he fire from tiss
.osp and we being 50 small. ID. cutter took no
aoiice fu.---when we saw the sioop making
sgnas 70 the brig, we observed the Cumberland
tack ship and stand to he ,westwsrd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
o'amsEyealb IF Ma1aebv1tf5.
W<p 0EFyrF

FIX oFFlcE, BosToN Dee 81, 1914.
4 the payment Of the Militia Of this State. aho
were called forth for the defence o he
sea-Coaif during the aa au ann il. ncw nearly
completed and As the towns are cetninc forward
with their accounts againf be Comlnon j. cath,
for fubhaence turniihed the men ,.hes hey took
up the march ffom their fevera homes srd a.io
Tor transportation Of baggage. camp ateniils, &c.
lie Bes,i Of WSr d.recr, thai Certificate ia
the following form. accomp my all fuch Town
Aeeounis, AID to be 6gned BY the Captain or
Commanding Officer Of The Company or Desach-
nent Who received the raiisns &c -
hereby certify, that the SeIecsmeo Of che town
OF - ] u tie county Of --. ,rsnfported he
baggage camp u'enGis. 3 c for Here Iafsrs he
number Of men detached from iald town under
orders Of - day Of --,3sl late undr. INV
command They lnarcted - miles, TO The
so~n OF -, and were in the fervsce - days,
and that have received Of faid Seectmen ------
rations for the ufe of sad men.
5y order sffbe Boye eff Way,
JOSEPH Fl PtIKCE. S<ey<fa-,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
Money!. yes |

he fatfcribcr once more calls On all thofs IN
debfea 10 make payment or before the iiit
IF March text or their demands will be left with
an attorney for COLLECTION without dllcrim,na ION
rhofe to whom he i indeb ed are requelied to cali
and receive their pay deifing 70 have no demands
of any or nature ssainft him.
1rOMAS FORSYTH
~ B-We0 iada Coods and Groceries as ufu-
al Lime, and the bcR Of Tanners Oil conilanily
on hand a. The !owett prices. Ian 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

rt1E fu5sesiber hereby gives public nolce sha.
he has been duly appointed aud taken upoa
himfclf The irult Of guardian to SETH HARDING.
Of Gorhaa noncoa'pus, by giving bond a. tbs
law directs he she.ttsre cauous az perfons agaiaft
harbot,ug o. srniting laid Harding a no deh, o.
bargain &C lais copra6t,ng will Re deemed va.,d
fnbseqtsnttd NE date he rsf withous my confens.
WILLIAM hlsAEl.L IN.
corhsm ne, -, '8.4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

THE fubfcfbsr hereby gives pubic no,ice 10 ali
: concerned tha. ilae has been duly appointed
and taken upon herfelf the tiuR Of Adrl.a,ilrarix
On tie eflale Of MOSES LINSCOT 1. late OF fIarrf
well in the courty Of Cumberland, Woman deceaf
ed. by giving bend a. the law directs she here
fore r.quefs al perfons who are indebted 70 the
laid ieseaied eliale 10 make innnediae ,ayment !;
and lhose who have ary .demands thereon. 70 e.
hibit the fsme 80 HANNAH kiNsCU IT.
Dec; oS,i6.4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

Lincoln, a i'm Ba6nJs
r order Ct lour al M :sy4 hsfpre The ssfIion
= Juiliees ie which aesr ihzl oe exam.ssd,
be taken ~ OF suefaay he fscoad day Of
the term, and dipoled OF wisheu de az la heir
order, before the osLsr budness Of ne Court
N IOFFiN, Geek
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
Sbirping JI'lteIliget1re.

Thursday, Dec. SO.
Arrived private armed sloop Jefferson, from
a short cruise, the r.s'er, OF Which hiss favor
ed us with the following extract from his Log
Book :-Dec. Is being made asqnsin,ed vi i,
The circumss snee that II M. Big reAer WAS
going into Bass fIarhnt, md lie Anaei,can pfi.
safeess Cumbe rlsnd. chsres Steward .arti .ss,ne,
bel, ii the viciriy ot Mount ncsert,i VS.
screrd 10 attack Ter. Accordingly sbcutss7
clock We We ghed n b u ard $50 ou tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

takes thin method Of eaIIipeand Re hopss 20 Be be-
CINRs, o. otherwife, 20 mske payment. Il bic
houfe, Il Ea.gJss B,isgs without further deIav.
Many ArtIcies other than cse, will be gratefully
received u fair price and aoy compromise. e.
pecially with The 5ssse pr. will Be deemed ! lsfs
tscri6c< Than the whole debt.-As kRss ,B,ssss. a
notices Of this kind. are perhaps always unp,saf-
anti 20 both parties, ~ well - often unava,iaQ.
they have been forbone here; and, what's con6d-
cred candid appeal TO ths better feelings Of he
heart. fubaitnted, like Clarity, a a more excel
lent, way
Portland, Jan. 2, 1915 IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
COMMUNICATION.

Few questions have been agitated with
nore spirit and zeal, than the enquiry for
Ne origin ofthe rights of governors and
Ne governed Politital Writer'S have for
Pc most part arranged themselves into two
aFties on the subject the one maintain
" that allegiance is founded upon prom
e the other, that our obligation to obey
= laws and respect the decisions of the
established government, arise altogether
ON expediency or utility hat neither
f'he positions is wholly true, or wholly
Use seems eYiden. from the history of con
Eoyefsy In the application of their prin
|piss 70 particular governments, the advo-
PES on both sides have been Obliged TO
lrsln them to an unjuslif4sle length and
ave frequently deserted tie iegitinate
.odes OF phiIosorhizlng he one, in case
E onqucred people. WHO have afterwards
setised laws at the hands OF the victor,
se nsd recourse to a secret, t0cis. and mn.
aea contract, which no reasonable man
va suppose WAS ever entered into and
other have as nnreasonably rejected
cry idea Of the social compact, where tho
opls i've under the frecst republis, and
81 their legislators and magistrates, by
nonn the affairs oil state are conducted
No government was ever established,
=. approached so near TO the idea of the
S'al compact, as that Of he American
= spsolic. The people of 1888 freely chose
es'r delegates, who peaceably assembled,
= gave their unconstrained assent to the
s'l1usion of government. They were
ao'isss bound by their fsronise; and so
e g the rulers or mn in office maintain
'nsioate their part Of the contract, the
US owed them obedience and support,
-se ney had so PROMISED, had there
a. 70 other reason. These remarks ap.
the people Of those towns only,
y. .sss delegates voted for the constitution.
~ = the utmost extent OF the e.rhress
.ct even IN our country But could
Ivy The same act, bind their successors
must who were then under age, or not
1ould my grandfather promise for
could he by his promise lay me under
a'0,'satlon. To urge the case Of note
- sssu Will not be to the point. | am moi
wv NV g satisfy the engagements of these
a J. iuheriling his property Lake it
=, sse conditions Or it is more confor
a. 'otfuth to say, that he had by these
sA al'enated part Of his property !;
II -, r"s' the law compels me TO discharge
w, am only obliged 20 allow another
r.soiy 10 take possession Of wha, was
IN 800 nus own. But my grandfather never
a .ne nay liberty. do not and cannot
l i: ! from him lie has no right then
@''sna1e What was neyer his. The COM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

1I.1a Sbjeun zruth.
j. 80 IS lie debate On M. Yam
.,,.'lou. MI. Nelson's denocrat' q
4 animated address, principally
..me. Intended for the MAJORITY
-,.cbed those who supported the
v;,h attempting g shrink from .
i duty rendered 50, BY heir own ACT
..r He said they had received
..l;c credit from the hands Of the fed
.;n;.trations strong and unsssined !;
|.l.y had, by their wretched expedl
-.odoced its ruin. The fcderallsts
ne commencement Of the war, poln.
s., their errors and predicted that their
8, would ruin pablo credit. Mr.. n
!. mir predictions kad ao4v become hisfo-
Fl called on his friends TO reform
|4h.npe their policy--to revive credit
"a they had destroyed /; and ifthe pro-
II .honld drive them from their seats and
!. never, it was the consequence OF
q. avn errors.-1'hey were bound to res.
]. ~ credit Of the nation, as they had
..;,,ed il, pure and uniarnished MIR.
.,.o,,'s speech was honorable to his head
I his heart.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

III proprr'ofso Of Portland Liz. ~,y. A. hereby
4 reminded that their annual meeting viii he
holden he ffflse Of he tupfcrnsr 10 Erchsogs
STREET. ~ lue'dsy the Sd day Ct January rext
~ o'clock, r M
OLIVER BRAY, LiDvssias
Portland, De-. &c 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
CASH GIVEN

FOR good cean hogs brifles, by The fubfcsiber
a his fore in Middle ilreef- where he has for
fse complete afor,ment cf HARD WARE
GOODS, cotton WOO, aud machine Cards PEI box
or dozen; cattle cards; 20 dtz.n leigh BETS
by and BY icwin10w giafs Which Wi. be
fold cheap for Cath y MEL HOW.
fortfasd De-. 90 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
NOTICE.

THE members Of the Foreign MDgos Soeitty IF
Po.tia1d and fts visiai.y, are hereby mortified
thar their annual Meeting for The choice of eff
GERS will be holden AZ the Bap,f Meeting Houie
in iaid Portland, on Tusfcay the third day Of
January next at 9 O'Clock in The afternoon.
W. STORER, Jun Ssy.
Dec. 90. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
LOST.

LOS
< IMPOSED to be flo;ea fs1m the fnbfcriterss
= a-igh box % Monday evening 'ait while nand
ing near EebAers Mills in Gray, piece Of
pfrird CLOTH {. ntaining about 2 yards, color
ehangeatlc led and blue, Whoever will return
fad cloth OF give information refpec.iug il 70 thar
,be thief may Be broughs 70 Juice, (f fio'en) ihall
be Handsomely rewarded, and all fairy ella gea
pad by JAMES HUMPHREY.
Cav Dec27 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

DLED.

In Norway, Laihcr Farsar, only sen Of the
Rev Noah Lsessey.
In Wes,brook, lNie formerly Falmouth, Is,
December last, Miss Nancy Mason, only d4ugh
ter of Daniel Mason, Esq. aged 90 years. She
yoong lady Of many amiaois qualities en-
du,ed her sickness with great ralgnce and Tor
ii uee, and when taking leave OF her parents she
said size WAS going 10 Christ, whom she had
chosen as the Goa Of her saiva,ior. She has
left aged parents, brothers, and many friends, q
lament b.r death--Their loss is her gam - os
!" blessed are The dead who die inlhc Lodi
The following Dill of Mortality IN this town
is furnished b Mr.. SAMUEL HoyEY, ssatoa---
who assures US thA, It contains the whole num-
Der Of deaths which have taken place the year
past. exclusive OF those who have d.ed in the
Aims House.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

In this town, by tue Rev. z. Kellogg, MI
Levi Hawk, 10 Miss. Rhods GsiHl,
Mr Frederick G. Cafes. 10 Miss. Nancy HIS
tin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
n care /or he Wb0aping Cough,
May he had 1t
STEPHEN DELANDE's

Ccntet7iorary Shop,
IN Exchange Greet made and prepared BY him
telf.-This SyrhS needs no recommendation by
the proprietor, A. il il well known by The inhabi.
tAnts 81 Portland and its vicinity TO have cured
more than one thouland peffons, young and cid
This oysup is alto good fcr common coughs and
even thofs who are 10 decline have been relieved
by it. also
Cornantly for fa!e, genefal adortment Of
CONFECTIONERY,
wholefae and retail. As cheap a. can be rurehafed
10 Bolton, Jan. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
Monday, January 2, 1915.

4be Editors Of the Gazette present their patrons
he'd wishes Of the season--and hope, that before
.otIer year rolls away our national rulers may be
o,abt to gee the error Of their ways, and surren-
] he power which they have applied to the worst
nuruoses. into the hands Of better men, who viii
more to this bleeding land Peace and all its at
|kndant blessings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

The Collector of.he port of Baltimore
has received orders to procure vessel to
carry dispatches 10 our ministers al Client,
which il IS said is to sail early in January.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

IsS1O LIHe--D 0TR 7NI775--Pa5e
Wheel Heaas.
Eo BARRELS refined Cider SO do Vinegar hhds
~ w ]. Rum bales Of Cotson-coarie and fine
salt and general aT3r:mens Of
w. 4 Goods and Groceries.
whosfsle and resa,l--for fale by he fuhfcrber At
his fore main ilrses. VIM. CORHAM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02


Our southern papers have been uncommonly bar
. Of news for several weeks past. Those, there
ore who seize upon this paper in search OF that
Md Of mental food, will get disappointed. 1t will
ii be long we think, before we shall have further
i1ings fr8m Europe. Though we have but little
sason to expect any thing favorable from our min
Sers at Client. yet it will afford some consolation
rs hear from them once in while.
By the articles under our Congressional head it
6ll be seen that the Coascnption Lar, which, if
ubmittsd to, viii rivet our chains and seal our de-
iny forever, still sticks in the Senate but that
conference has been appointed. Whethcr they will
1aIy dare to make this assault on the state sover-
ngntes, remains to be seen-there is reasopto fear
fbat they viii, and we tremble for the consequent
a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

Massachusetts Legislature meets the
10Th January the Executive Council on
The 3th. His Excellency Is now at his sea,
in Northampton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

JOHN HANSON THOMAS, Esq. a dis,in.
gulshed Federal republican, has been nominate d
by the Legislature Of Maryland for Tie Senste
Of the Uaued States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
Nc " RAG yldN9 coNyEg7I0N

The Montresl Herald of the 17.h nt. which
publishes the last tlespstches from on. envoy $,
sys, : These afford no prospect ct peace what
ever. The Brtsn Miais ess evidently appear
not 10 be in hurry explain he r seailme,as
IS 10 The ultimate views Of their government
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
FOR SALE.

FENliAT large and commodious establishment IN the
y town Of Gainesville, formerly occupied by John
~ Edward Cunningham consists Of q dweliib.
house with eight rOons three Of which de completely
arranged or mercantile pursuits with exteDsiyc ceis
situated at the corner Of the leading To The tobc
CO warehouse, and exlendng on that aud The ,ns,n
street, large two story granary, with rooms aud
passage ON ioor sabie, carriage house aud I'LL ne
cessary ouhouses; excellent veil OF water, and an
ice-hou3e that IS proved be good The Whole com
prisng upwards OF an and half under GOOD enclo
sures. This establishment is in all respects unqaest-
onaby the most eligible in Cariersvie. Fhust. dre
rous 10 purchase, will he shewn the premi3cs by MIR
Iacharial Taylor, living in Town and tie terms made
known by The subscriber. at Elk Hiil, in Gooehisnd
miles distant.
THO.L.4S X. HyiPRLSOW.
march 20 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

regiments, after notice of the ratification of
the treaty, and until he, admiral Cocsburn,
Had gwen written orders 20 the contrary.
Accompanying this letter you will receive
list or such slaves as their masters have re-
turned To us--from Mr.. Hamilton, who LOST
two hundred aud twenty odd, and from mai.
Butler, who lost one hundred and thirty <
from many others, whom the terror of the
times had driven away, we have no return.
Nor Is 1T to be wondered at that, thin pop
pulation fled before a war which has been
conducted in sthe spirit which this has been
since Jan. last for it carried insurrection as
its means. and like the awful vsitations of
Providence, ruin has marked its course. But
we state, sir, with pleasure, that the unhal-
py sufferers look with manly frmness to their
own government tor a PREPARATION OF their in
Jniies and to that government, we now beg
leave 10 consign them, with firm persua-
sion that they viii not be disappointed in their
expectations, and we remain, sir, respectfully
your most obedient servants.
THOMAS NJ. NEWELL agents,
THOMAS SpALDING, S &c.
To Brig. Gen. John Floyd,
Commanding the u. s. forces
M .SdUnn,;0k
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
THE foH07oDag W'ork will so9n be nut 10 The
Press, if an adcguate number of
subscribers be obtained
MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY.
Apr! s..

which the laws OF animal life INTEL, etual and mo-
raj agency, together with the and cure of dis
eases, are developed; accompanied with several me-
dieal opinions, which have been delivered at cons,a
TONS or on other occasions, in consequence of differ
ence OF views occurring relative the most proper
modes of treating diseases
/The work is an Essay toward systematizing medical
theory; to state the successful mode of practice
and to explode perncious errors Besides the phiIoso,
ply and practice OF medicine, the laws ofineectuaI Y
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