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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by whicl they are
known:

Worms which iDfest the human body,
ara chiefly of four kinds, yiz.~--&he Te-
res, or large round worm the Ascari.
dies. or small maw-worrn the Cucrrbl-
tins, or short, Hat, white worm and
Lastly, the Tania, sr tape-worgn, 50 cal
led from It's resemblance to tape. Thls
Is often maAy va, DIS long, and is full Of
Joints. 1t Is most hurtfnl and most did
bait to resn0se.
Among the symptoms attending wsrms
arc--disagreeahle breath, especially il
the morning bad and corrupted gums
itching IN the nose, and about the seat ;
CONCLUSIONS, epiIeptic fds, and sometimes
privation Of speech; starting and grind.
ing Of the teeth in sleep irregular aPpe,
tite, sometimes loathing foed, and some.
times voracious pargiRg, with Shiny s
fsetid stools vomiting large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the ste
mach slow fever, with small and II
regular pulse . dry cough excessive
thirst Sometimes pale and unheaith,
countenance, and sometimes the face
hIoa2ed and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the abcv'
symptoms, should have immediate re
course to Hamilton's Worm Destroying
Ioxenges, whick have bsen constantly
attended with success, in ali complaint
similar to those above described.
A dose Of this medicine given occa
sienally during the warm seaeon, win ei
fectaally prevent 6 the vomiting an,
pureing OF childrenn--a dreadful dis
ordcr, which annually destroys tLop
sands of the infant part OF our citizens
it's nkewise the SRlldest and most Ger
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
FOR BOSTON,

FOR BOSTON.
Salem, or POrttand-
fSK The SIoop Joseph, Capt. Fans !
w worth, will take freight for either
of the above ports on moderate terms.
Also for Freight,
,xEN The brig Two Brothers. Captain
.AXR Holmes, carries about 1000 bar
rels, q first rate vessel, in complete or
der, and will Be ready for the reception
of a cargo in few days, and will take
freight for the West Indies or any Euro
pean Port.
ESS The fine Brig Panopea, Eleazor
49, Crabtree, master. will be in rea-
diness to take a cargo in few days, car
ries about 1860 barrels, and will take an
European or West India freight ON fair
terms. Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
Who have for sale-afloat,
970 tons OF PLASTER PARIS.
SepteuietF 20
Fer NETWORK or BOSTON,
as freight may offer,
SSE The beautiful schaoner Cepflire,
80 William fabsr, master; vii be
ready Tor the reception OF a cage In a
few days, and .ili Garry 600 ,asaeis.
Also. for .Fsao Fork,
sR The substantial 81 op .d!ert, is.
49, Weldon, master !; regular trad
|el, will stow 900 barrels, and be ready
OF the reception OF cargo in few
Jays. Apply to
Barnewall & Popham.
september % t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
For Freight or Charter,
rs The substantial ship
- Fair Trader,

gssZ&A Burthen $50 tens, has made
bur one voyage, and can be ready for the
reception Of a cargo in few days.
Apply to captain O. p. Finley, or to
Adams, Herbert & Co.
Oct. 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
Hahn's genuine Egs Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
Lees 6intmens for the Itch.

Warranted an infallible remedy at one
may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury or any dan
geroas ingredient whatever, and not &C
companied with that tormenting smart
which attends the application Of Other
remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10
HANfTLTONss WORM DIES
TROYING LOZENGEs.

y Which have cured an immense num-
Der OF nersons Of both sexes, OF every age.
and in avery situation, OF various daR-
xeroas complaints arising from worms,
and from distractions or foulneSs in the
stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
aver to others Of sinilar titles so com
monly complained Of, a. operating with
violence on the contrary, particular
excellence OF this remedy is It's being
suited to every age and constitution. II
sontains nothing but what's psrfsstly IN
accent, and is also mild in its operation,
cannot iniare the most delicate pregnant
LADY or the tenderest lnfant of a week old,
should no worms exist in the. body but
viii, without pain or gripping. cleanse the
stomach and bowels, of whatever is foul
mr. offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
ouction Of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. The lozengss are particularly
eFficacious in carrying off all gross hui
nours and eruptious, feyelish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est purgatiye that can be ssed on any
occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-10

Les's Infallibs .agus and Ferer Drops.
For the cure ofagues, remittent, ane
intermitten; feyers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
INDEPENDENCE.

THE FEDERAL REpuBLIcASs OF Portland
and its vicinity who are disposed 10 unite in
he celebration of our National Anniversary,
az invited to meet al the Portland Academy,
on The 4th inst. at II o'clock A. M. precisely ;
where the procession viii be formed, and
hence proceed tothe Cd Parish Meeting house,
aeoded BY the Portland Rife Company, I'M
der command Of Capt. WILLIAM. DAVIS
The performances there as heretofore announ-
ed
Those gentlemen who dine together will
return to Col. Burnham's, where provision is
made for their accommodation. Tickets to
Be had at the several Bookstores in town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

CONCENTRATIONS.

our 'own has heen honored the last week by the
me- o. The Grand Digaiariss of the new state
1Oect OF these friends of the people gathering
AZ. AZ tn's time we only conjecture, as
,.'en',ons and schemes are kept to themselves.
known characters as modest, t,,.assan,i,ag.
S.s." men, We must presume they were in
~ assemble an conclave from their ardent zeal
h.. p.pne good 1t is highly gratifying TO observe
nh,;"n wise men we have so ready TO serve the
s0S 10 every Office Of trust or profit. unsolicited
49,. ee'ore the Offices are made for the incum.
T.. Inc question is very far from being settled
Ny 'ls'he is made merely for the convenience aud
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
For the Portland Gazette.
From the Nan In The Mountains,

nm. EDiIoh,
Far from public view, where The important oc-
currences of society but remotely felt and where
the organs of social government MOVE with less
tice than at their centre Of power, live retired and
am, perhaps, as happy in this seclusion from the
world though ignorant ofits daily occurrences as
should be we're an active among the vota-
ries of busy life Yet thus retired l find that the
misfortunes and troubles the envy aud vices of men
have here their share ofinfucnce No situation is
indeed exempt from the common calamties OF life,
and no person is exempt from certain degree Of
obligation to use his exertion in averting them.
The present time fruitful 10 causes of complaints
and at no time have heard complaints more nu-
nierous. The burthen of taxes, the staguation Of
business and the scarcity Of money have all in turn
share in the mournful ditties Of the day. Nor
are these complaints without foundation. think
they have at this time grounds sufficiently evident
to claim some considerable degree of federation from
a superficial observer.
Such series Of prosperity did this country for
merly enjoy that she became almost Unconscious of
those salamities that have ravaged the oldworld
and are there considered as the common course Of
things. Famine, pestiIence and the sword had long
been strangers in our country. Other nations have
often been made acquainted with them. Nations
like individuals have their ebultions Of passion,
their envy of opinion, their corruption'of moral
principles and their vacilaton Of physical powers
from natural causes and it is reasonable to conclude
that they like individuals should suffer by the con-
eaoroncas If tbep, =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
BATH CELEBRATION.

THE anniversary of our National I1depen-
dence will be celebrated the present year BY the
Citizens Of Bath and the adjoining towns at the
former place without distinction Of party-ihe
procession will proceed from the Bath Hotel to the
South Meeting House precisely at II O'clock when
IN Grafton will be delivered, in addition TO other
appropriate perfofmapces--a general attendance Of
the Citizens Of the foregoing towns is earnestly re-
qussted.
As the people Of the District Of Maine are a.
gain to express their opinions on the expediency OF
separating from Massachusetts,, it is probable the
opposers as wen as advocates Of the measure will
Mdssmus Of again discussing the question. As
hrelates to the public at large the merits oil the
proposed measure is principally involved in two
considerations. Can the great object for which
government IS established, viz. the protection OF
Mc,lbcrty and property, be more efectually secur-
= than they now are, and can the people support
Rch government at a less expense than they are
howat? In deciding upon these points, personal
considerations should be laid aside and that course
which will promote the general good only should
Depursued. 1t would be most agreeable TO our
wishes to have the subject treated in such a man
neF
Mr.. Gardiner, Editor of the New-York Cour-
ef thus anonymously describes the scarcity Of the
precious metaisp insthat City -
LOOK OUT
:" It is credibly reported, that Spanish
Dollar was seen in this city yesterday eye-
n'ng several attempts were made by the by
SANDERS to take him prisoner, but he sudden
y disappeared and has not been heard OF
since. Some shrewdly conjecture that the
sad Spanish gentleman, IS spy; Others
snink that he must be prisoner, who has
escaped from the Manhattan Dungeon. Who
ever ne be it is certain this his appearance in
New-Yo excited great astonishment. We
understand that the Spanish prisoners, both
.h''e and cooured have drawn up a petition
government, for their release from conhne-
ment. They seem to think that when wal
was declared, their fidelity 10 our government
was suspected, and that on that account, they
we're thrown into " durance vile" We shall
publish their petition as soon as it can be OBJ
iained -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

.raSe, APRIL 24.-Seyeral journals
.,,;o, The establishment ofa town, named
Nan Veyey, upon the banks OF the Ohio.
Th;s Mace contains four large and six small
.,reets,on which are greatnumber of hous-
- I,isnot so generally known, that some
fine richest proprietors of the Canton of
Wand, who emigra,ed indsol, when Buon-
on,r,e imposed upon Switzerland his act Of
Isolation. have founded anew colony in
4 nerica. called .Nesv- Swifzer4and.
Five hundred Swiss have passed down
The R hine to embark for America, TO help
settle this colony.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
- - -
X Val.
The Portland Boot g She Manutae-

tory,
rs removed from Fore Greet 10 No. 8, Union
Row. Middle Greet, ueIt door to Mr. Csddsyds
Hard. Vac Gore where 10 received and nov open.
ing for ia'ea f'eih fupply of Lsdin. A1;Ds, and
fb,!i,sm Morocco and lid BOO rs aud SHOES Of
every description, which. with the former flock,
makes complete an,r,menr..
Aho--On hand and Manufactured a. fl,ort ne
tics, from the bsff of Southern lock Cent!emen's
6ne Boots and Shoes-Mens and Boy's thick do
&c Ali Of which will be fold at reduced prices
for cafh
likewise,
g A few cafes America water proof HATS
Leather jaPannd do Bottom factory do.
70 VIM. TRUE.
Portland. July 8, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
/" Fourth of Llv. -

Preparations are making in various places for
the due celebration Of the Anniversary Of our Ma.
tiOnal Independence. We hope and trust the pc
rot is far distant when the freemen of this country
shall omit to commemorate this Jubilee Of indepen.
ncc or cease to cherish that spirit Ct freedom which
gave il BIRTH On an occasion when national feel
ings and sentiments only should prevail, harmony
md good fellowship should be the order of the day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Custom. House, Boston, June IS, 1916.
AS the Light Houses on Bakers Island,
., the entrance of Salem Harbor, in Mas
.achuset,s, are to be taken down, and new
Jivht- House erected on the same site,
The lights will be distinguished after the
81 day Of July until the 18th day of Sep
,ember next. when the lamps in the new
Lantern will be liz. The new light will be
. single stationary one.
II A. s. DEARBORN.
SUPERINTENDENT Of Light Houses in Mass
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
Spring and Summer Goods
JOSEPH HARROD,

IL Il SONABLE GOODS;
AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west of England black blue and brown BTca''
cloths-superfne and common blue, mix'd, ol.'9
and green ditto-superine and common CassinierfH
all colours IA London Cambria Prints, dark ~
lght-S-4 do. do. common
Furniture Patch and Copperplates India Cal
cees-inda Cottons-patent steam loom shirinG
--7-8 and Irish Linens--4-4 German Linen
al, 5-4 aud Ia Calico Standardization Shawl
-Nankin and Canton Grapes, all colours--sili!~
Jean--CottonC assimeres--G randuris- blue Nan
kin--buff ditto--Beaver Decentralization
--Satitnetts--white, green and yellow Fianneis--.
brown Linens--B arseilles and common Vestings--.
striped and coloured Jeans--black silk NestIngs-A
cambria, common and furniturne Dimotics--A-a
and CO white Cambrc, and Cambria Muslins--Lin-
nCanbrics--fancy and plaid Muslins--mull Mus
lins--whte and coored pocket Handkerchief
imitation ndkerehiefs---corded Cambricks---7
corded Alnslins and Ciinghams-9-4 4-4 and Oh
0ingbams, dark and lieh--sate and white Cotton
and Norsted Eose-gent lemen white, brown and
lnix'd whole and half Hose--ladies' kid Glove
black, white and celored--Canton black and coll
ored silk audkerchiefs-- Bandanna aud Gag do
ge niemen's beaver and doe skin ssoves--cotton
do Umbrellas and Parasols--Fans--yire cotton
1hrcad--yellow and white marking Canvass
cotton Slack--5-4 white and black silk Lace
cotton Iaces-ootto Balls Tapes Pins--Bob-
s-Ferrets--black and coiored sinchaws--black
and coiored Sattins-- Florence Lustrings, all coll
onrs elegant gauzed Ribbons black green, and
plad Ribbons hack and colored Cambrics--Rus j
STA shee,ing, 2 ia yards wide-black and white}
iiaian Grape, Sc. &c.-to be sold very low for
Cash oaIy. May q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
@ottla),S.
Tuesday, July 2, 1916.

The latest accounts from Europe are to the
18th Of May, but the papers contain nothing
of interest to the American reader All the
uredictions OF counter revolution in France
and a renewal of hostilities on the continent
turn out to be the mere creatures OF the mag
jnaiion. The present organization Of Europe
promises a long continuance OF peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
NOTICE.

r ROKE Gael in Paris in the county Of Oxford .
- on the n'ght Of Wednesday the twenty GSth
day ct June mn prdoner committed for forgery
ny the name Ct BERNIcz RiCHABD3ON. said
Richar Ton IL abcu FIVE fees FIX inches high light
complexion. Iieh' hair gray eyes, and down
look. bv protection phyGeian.-Whoever viii
apprehend fa'd Rirhardfcn and return him to
the Gao in PARIS in the county Of Oxford fhall
receive Fifty collars Reward or Forty dollars will
be paid to any, perfou who will apprehend and
fecuse him 10 any g1oi in this Commonwealth, and
give information thereof to the tubf.riber.
SIMEON CUMMINGS. P,yss lssp~.
Paris. Juue ~, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

ceiye, Mr.. Editor, that in my secluded situation
can know little of commercial principles or facts,
yet often venture my thoughts among my neigh
bors on these subjects and often amused with the
singular notions that many of them entertain, one
of which is, that g commerce tends TO bring the
country into lordships"; another that .the pres
cnt dearth Of money is caused by the wealthy peo-
pie boarding il up. Charity forbids US to accuse
ueghbor of his Of opinion or for bis ac-
tions founded on them. Could D,urnal forbesrance
characterize department TO each othert pleas
ure Of social life would be much more extended
THAI they have been. II is with much reluctance
that enter into political discussion with my neigh
bors who generally differ from in political opn-
ion on account Of the warmth that usually arises
ed that such is the when the importance of the
sabject is so great Il am happy however to peeeive
Of late an evident change in.the temperament of
the public mind in which the conciatory spirit Of
peace appear to be gaining. u.
June rs, 1916
On Wednesday the z6th June, The Annna, Meet
ing of the Maine Missionary Society was held at
the Rev Mr.. Cogswefs Mecting House in saco .
Rev. hiah Baiy, was chosen President Rev
Fliphalet GilIet, Secretary Rev. David Thurston
assistant Secretary Hon Amm X. Mitchell
Treasurer aud Nathaniel Coffin Esq, Auditor
The former Trustees were Reelected with the ex-
clision of Rev. Jonathan Cogsweil, vice Rev
Francis Brown, moved out ofthe District A very
solemn, appropriate and interesting sermon was
preached by Rev. David Thusston Of Winthrop,
from these words. And the poor have the sospe!
preached to them.'
On 10 former similar occasions, have the friends
Of Zion had more reason 10 he gratifed than at
this pleasog annivessarys The report ofthe 'irus.
tees relative 10 the tenqits which result from Mis-
sionary exertions in thissDstrct are highly en-
couraging, and calls aloud for unreniting and per-
sesering endeasoars to promote the spread of the
Gospel among the de titute, and the salvation of
sinners who are starving for the means Of grace.
And while the Society congratulate tlle public
on their increasing funds and OF cyfsc their abil-
itysto do gnod-they cannot ha. duly notice the
more than cnmnon liberaity AID generosity of The
people in saco 1t their late Meeting wii,ai was e.
yacea. not only by their hospitality to the Mefu-
bees Of the Society during their stay among them
but in the very large. donation, contributed after
the sermon, for The use Of said society amounting
TO the sum Of oile hundred and forty five dollars
aud sixteen cents, among wLic. was twenfy doll
Tar hill That ether plates may be stimulated to
ID lisewise ascariag - their abilities will be the
wish Of all hpse, who rejoice in the advaace,nent
Of Christ's kingdom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
FOR SIZE.

A TWO fiery heufe and out buildings with
large or imall lot Of land a. is moft agreeable
to the purchafer 6,ua,ed in 7leafant ffreet nearly
oppchte Capt Strong's houte--a long credi, will
be gwen for one half the price. which will be low
indeed, and may be known % sppl;eation to
NATHAN KINsA6AN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
sk5D
GAZETTE 100 News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRlavLs.

FRIDsy, JUNE 28.
Arrived ship Margaret, Capt Thomas NIcLel-
Ian, 80 days from Liverpool, with an assorted car
80 of Crates, Salt, Tin, acc to Arthur Mcclellan.
Esq.
MoxpAY,JULy 4.
Arrived brig Argo. capt. S. Robinson. IS DAYS
from Matanzes, With csrgoof moiasses 10 Messrs.
j.. Knight and,Jas. Farmer. bound to Boston
Same dog--brig Mechanic, capt Small, s. days
from Matanzss with cargo of molasses to Messrs.
J. & q Knight for Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

In Meredith n. Ii. Hoa. John A. Harper late
member of Congress. -
In Boston, Thomas Oliver scifridgc, Esq Iol,n-
selor at Law, aged 80.
In Gray, on the Esd nit. very suddrnIy, Mrs
AnIGAII Co.n, aged Go, consort Of the late Mai
Jedediah C. whose decease is mentioned on the irs,
page of this days paper.
In this tosn, on the 9Th oft, Mr.. Joseph Co
nant, aged IT, formerly of Westbrook.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

NOTICE,
MOT. CR IL hereby given that the fubscrbers
have been duly appointed Commifiiners to re-
eeive aud examine the claims againt the efsate Of
Russell HlNCKLEY lac Of Lifbon 10 the county
Of Lincoln. yeoman deceafed, intelase and repre-
ienscd lnfolvent. Six month . from the thirteenth
day Of June init being allowed for the fevera cred
itors 10 bring IN and prove their elaine and thar
we will ATTEND that ferviee Al the dwelling houfe
of James w PurinsoA. rnne Of The subicribers, in
laid Liibon. on the thId MONDAY Of July next and
on the shird Moodays Of he four following months
and ON the 6rit Monday Of December next from
ten o'clock A. M, 10 four o clock p M.
JAMES w. PURiNTCN,7
MOSES TRBBRrs, -" -
June 22I8tS -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

DDslufion Of PGrsnerjbp.
N1oTicE Is hereby given that the c,Partnerihir
~ formerly exiting under the firm Of
b siLEY & BOLTON,
was diH,lved on the eth Of April Ian by mu,u-
a. CONTEXT. and all iodebted to fxid firm are re
queled to make immediate payment. or their ac-
counts will be le{t for co''ecsion,
RICHARD G BAILEY
THOMAS BOLTON,
Portland July 2. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

4 HE fuaicriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned thar he has been duly appointed
and taken upon kimfelf the trull Of administrator
on the efla'e Of GEORGE WADSWORTH. late
Of Portland. 10 the county Of Cumberland. Mer-
chant, deceafed, by giving tond as'he law directs
He therefore requefls All perfons who are in
debted TO the deceafe IS efsate 10 make immediate
payment and thofe who have any demands therev
on. to exhibit the fame 70
PELEC WADsWORTH, or
srsrasn:. LoncssLIcwjr j.. biz AnyJ.
fliram, June a9, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

omeseuient Oh certain ncn0ufable gentlemen. What
sad reverse, should the voice of the people of this
district compel them TO forego present honours al
most within their grasp, and reap their reward in
the thankfulness Of nations"!,
The last Argus contains an address of GER
tain members of the Legislature 10 their own
bodies in favour of separation, before the terms
were proposed, and also some comments upon
The terms, which are probably, by some one
oil The signers OF that address, as he details
what the " statesmen" of Massachusetts said
to ." the friends Of separation" Ii is well
known that the statesmen who made the re-
port are all citizens Of Massachusetts, Proper,
and that the western part of the state dictated
their own terms.-They are such as appear,
even to many who have been in favour Of sep
aration, as altogether inadmissible. 1t would
be to raise tue value of an immense tract of
land, at the expence of Maine, for the benefit
OF Massachusetts Proper. There has been no
example of a similer bargain, nor indeed as
we know OF, one states permitting another TO
hold large tract of land within its limits.
We have been pleased TO see that the Argus
has ioreborne to appreciate the terms of sep
aTaton proposed, and altho some members Of
the Legislature from Maine voted to submit
them to the people, it does not follow that
they themselves would approve them. As far
as we are informed, there is general aud
decided disaPprobation of the terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

NOTICE j, hereby given that the iubieriber Eas
IN been duly appointed Adn,iuinratr;x on the ef'
tate of ISAAC TEBBErs. late Of L fbon. 10 the
equity of Lincoln. Fig. decesfsd. and has taken
upon herself tbattrut by giving bond as the law
directs ADD all perions having demands upon the
enate Of the !aid ifasc Tebbe,s required to eS
hLit the fame and a'lperfons indebted TO the faid
ellale are called upon to make payment 60
RELIANCE rEBBETS, Aam'sifvsnis
Llbop June IS. 1916,