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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-31
From the EdinburS Quarterly Reriew.
Female Education.

The Importance OF Female Educa-
ton to the vital interests Of society ape
pears much More fully and mere gen.
orally appreciated at the present, than
at any former period in the annals of
civilization. In Earo,,e the attention
Of the public has been called to this
subject by great number of able
writer's Of both sexes. Among these
may be mentioned Fortyce, FeneIon,
Chapone, Gregory, Madame de Cen
lis, Bennett. Pennington, Edgw orrh,
Gisbone, Darwin, Wakefield, More,
West, Hamilton, and many others,
whose literary labors have been the
principal means Of cftectitg a great
I'nclioration in the character and con-
|ditinn Of women in the most civilized
l:,arts Of the Eastern Continent. The
Ediuburs Review has likewise taken
= distinguished part among the advo-
,'ates of female education. and at the
close of - very able article upon that
subject, the reviewers have given the
following summary of the advantages
resnIting from the cultivation OF fe-
male intellect which may perhaps
i,resent new and useful ideas to some
Of our reatiers.
i" Why the lisprorortion OF know
ledge between the two sexes should he
so great. when the inequality ~ ma
turai tai, hts is so small, Or why t'.e
understa dag of women should he
ilavishrd upon TRIES. when nature has
made it capable Of higher and better
things, we confess ourselves not able
TO understand. The aifrctation char
ged upon female knowledge is best
cared by making that knowledge more
general and the economy drsolved
upon women is best secured by the
ruin, disgrace and Inconvenience which
proceed from negiectiugit. For the
Icare Of children nature has made a
direct and powerful provision and
the gent'eness and elegance OF woman
is the natural consrq uence OF that oee
sire to please, which is productive OF
the greatest part Of civilization and
refinement. and which rests upon a
foundation too deep to be shaken ny
any notifications Of education as we
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-31

rlcan history, 80 repletc with ents;y.
tanning and i,istorat;ve matter /; Il {.
ably and fully drawn up.
II is much 10 BE regretted. howey,r.
that the sI,ilful author should have
deemed il cXpedient to devote 50 small
!, portion Of these massey volumes 10
the preservation of his revolutionary
memoranda I: great proportion If
which, he has distinctly iutinated, are
still behind in the various manuscripts
Of bis hureau.
The three ynlumcs together contain
upwards Of nineteen hundred pages
% tavo, exclusive Of large appendices
to each; and not more than i III out
Of these are employed in recording
Revolutionary events Tor at page
MI vol. I. the General breaks off all
|lup'ly. with "A promise to resume the
subject at SOME future period, and
then enters upon very copious detail
afhis perseeutions''--to wI,ic!, all
the remaining pages are doyoted.-.At
cage Sl2, vol. !. he presents US With
a very interesting glance at the ser
vice, Of M..ior Allen M'Lane ard
promises at some future leisure mo-
mcnt to give to the public full ac-
count Of the extraordinary adventures
# this gallant warrior.--He has like.
wise interspereed that part Of vol. l.
which treats OF the Revolution. with
lew beautiful extracts from the Jour.
nal Of the Baroness Rei,leseI. who &C.
eompani-d her husband with two in
FAINT children from Germany to tho
wiIds eli America, and was present at
ihe ever memorable Convention OF
Saratoga.-Aow. WAS / sufficiently
well acquainted wi,h the General, 1
would use all my elopuenre to induce
him 10 employ all the leisure hours Of
his present tranquil life -
:. 10 resume Immediately the
bread of his Revolutionary memoirs,
Where he broke ii off 1t page i1i vol.
!. OF the present work, and 10 finish it
forthwith.
Q. 10 annex complete translation
| Of the Baroness Reidtseis Journal to
this work, if moi too extensive /; or ia
ti,at ease. 10 publish it in q separate
volume.
! s. | would coniure him not to
forget his promise % the subject Of
naior Allen M'LaDe. Ii would form
oar of the mast valuable and enter
Itaning works that ever issued from
The press, and confer an everlasting
obligation on the historians Of this
rouniry to the latest posterity.
There are many eogent reasons
which demand these three perform
''rs at the hands of the General, es-
;~cia''y the first and third. His a.
Tive life must by this time be on the
waDr; and should he unfortunately
lnot live long enough to complete these
valuable works. il is greatly to I've fear
led that no other person could possibly
Icxecute then, with equal interest aud
ii,ieii'y. since none but he who has
seen and acted can be perfectly qsal-
fled for the task"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-31
From the sNfzc YorL: Conmerc;o
sadrertiSer.
Niikinson's Memoirs.

W iiklns0n's Memoirs.
Er'reci Of a letter from Il grniiemnr
IN me Western parts Of .s;ssc- York
to his J'rie'id in This city, dalec
Nos. Z, 1917.
!" On my return home from Europe
found among ether literary labor.
that had been sent me in my absence
three large and very Respectable look
ing Volumes Of Memoirs of General
lanes Wilkinson together with a,
'Ahss, in quawo, of maps and diagram
designed to explain the variois militia.
IFy movements adyerttd to therein, -
Having g'eaaed fvoG, The tenor Of III,
sientral's iniroduetor chapter, sha,
he I'roposed to take up the subject III
H'oe coni'la. and to trrat US With N,
ny Interesting details of the Reyo,u
tion"ry War; j eousess i promise,
myself rich repast from the wei
known dexterity Of the authors peu
aud his participation in many Of I'll,
most important scene, which he DIES
l"r'hes. ientered on thepersuai of hi
volumes. tbe refore. with hi h anticipa
''ons OF their intrinsic worth. an,
must candidiy admit that, so far a
'he". contents are confined to tb
'iehnea''on Of the revolutionary Incl
tents and events, never read wor|
dedicated to the Illustration Of Anne
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-31
PUBLIC No TIE.

Farmers save yuur Fodder. it will
he wanted another ye.r An age.
man i'll a ncig'.horing town gives you
Ills important advice trom motives oi
mere beucyalence. For I am p"rsua-
ded 10 my own mimi from what hav,
rcat. from WHIT Lave heard, IN
iroin what ] have experienced, hat
every Tnirts -liinsn winter is nneom
moni, screre ;.Hd a very hard one.
and all the fu,ider which Will re LETT
next spring will be wanted before Til,
next spring aier.
wish to have il understood that
claim no supernatural knowledge; nai
am l AN Almanac maker, AMI a,
he mistaken in my reckoning, for
vel, know that Z" tn err is human
mt ] am so sure that am correct
that deem il my duty thus Fuhlicl'
10 eutreat ali roncernetl. to use tl,,
greatest frugality in fodder OF al
kinds at all events my advice ca'
70 no harm. and il followed it will b,
Of immense benefit.
AN OLD MAN.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-31
From The Mex Haren Register.

MIR. i'arhcr.--you may grea !!
brneiii many Of Your readers ani ,o'
will at least crafty AN Old Man, l.,
,nacrling the following.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
Just Received,

JUST ncCClNCu,
4 LARGE quantity Of fancy baskets,
N very handsome. Also,
Fresh Zante eurTaots, ground nuts
Palm nuts, a new kind
English walnuts, craDberries, cheese,
Sweet oil, orange aower water
Lemons, oranges, cloves, cinnamon
Nutmegs, mace, English mustard
Japan soy, or East. India ketcbup
Transparent Windsor and variegated
soap, wax beads, dolls
Almond oil, So :. boxes, tooth-brushes
Toys OF all desc. iptions
A quantity Of fancy boxes, and
Walnuts containing gloves, &c.
Likewise, loaf sugar, OF a superior
quality, for family use
r All sorts Of cakes, minneapolis,
candies, cordials, and all kinds of con-
dictionary, as usual. Ali orders szecu-
ted ON the shortest notice and at the low
e.. prices, by the wholesale, by
LOUIS BEELER.
November 81 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

ripple" lie flowed. too, through
banks covered with all the fresh ven
Cure and yariegatsd bloom of :hG
spring-but his course was too subdu-
ed, and too beautifully regular. A
cataract like that of Niagara. crown
ed with ovcrhangins rocks aud noun
tains, in all the rude and awful gran
deur OF nature, would have brought
him nearer to the standard of Homer
and oF Henry"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

anu IOr sdie Wy
BARNEWALL & POPHAM,
Merchants Wharf.
IN STORE,
so bids LIST quality Antigua q
IS do. New Orleans 8
6 Ell do. Barbados y
80 barrels Calcutta n
10 chests imperial 4 gunpowder :eas
90 sweet oil $50 TASKS esch)
9 boxes English pine apple cheese
10 binds, bright mOlasses
10 half pipes choice L. Z. NADIA wine
Casks German scythes
London brown stout
Barrels glauber salts
Casks filberts
Havana sesars in quarter boxes, &c.
November II tuthsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

Spanish Hides, &c.
VNHE Subscriber has for sale on rca.
\ sonable TERMS
500 Spanish hides Of good quality
40 barrels taDfsers' oil
10 do spermaceti, winter and
summer strained
90 hhds Barbados sugar, good q'y
90 do I'd quality
GO DO 81 quality do
80 hhds prime retailing molasses
5000 lbs green coffee
1000 bushels Turks Island Salt
1000 do ground alum
100 barrels well cured herrings, fit
for family use.-Apply to
MORDECAI MILLER.
November Is thstulm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
HIGHE S
100000 aNlar,.
5000 @Mc,,.
1900 @dNr,,.
1900 9Ma,s.
$4,000 @Gu.s.
$4,000 9A2sns.
5000 @&Suo.
coHEN's LoTTERF e EXCHANGE. OFFICE

C0REjNs LOTTERF e EXCHANGE OFFICER
.NoVsMBER.6 6, 1917. s
cFr the information of adventures throughout the States the following
published the fixed for the drawing, With the
~hh The stationary will be arded having been
allow
portuuiy distant small prizes previous the
aud days. which the Capitals Fifty Thousand and One
Hundred Thousand Dollars will he drawn
THE DRAWING BEGINS
o. (NovEMBSR(
LIST drawing 26I will be entitled s.
I'D Nos. will be each entitled $500
Sd first Nos. will be each entitled to 81 900
4th Iueday9-s number win be entitled to $4,000
5h first will be each enitedto $500
number will be emitted $40 600
will be entitled $500
9Th We%nedaY,-24}
day before Christmas ~ " ' DOOS
oh Thursday .lnuaryl NIL, h, o,;.oJto non
New-Years.day ' ~ " ~ D''
10th aud last drawing Wednesday, hsx days after which time all the Prizes
become naval le at flee Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening the 10Th inst.
THoMsoN F. MAson, Esq. Of this place,
to Miss ELIZABETH c. PRIcE, OF Lees
burg, Loudoun county, Virginia.
On Thursday eyeniHg last, by the Rev
Nj. Hanson, HsNRy \. JONES, ESQ. to
Mrs. HARRiET K. BRAwNER, both Of
FrirfIX county, V,rsin;a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
Apprentices Wanted.

FENW0 boys, of respectable connexions
and correct demeanor, from Ia to
Is years Of age, will be taken as appren-
tees to the Painting business, if early
application is made.
GORMAN & MOVES.
November % st
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ESG Ercksnge Cgsee House ~
Y 5%EMARINE JOURNAL. Ss: ~ 8.

ENTERED,
Ship America, Luckett, Pernambuco.
CLEARED,
S:hr Union, Cole, hostun.
ARRIvEp,
Ship Ycans Hero, Wilson, IS DAYS r..
Lisbon TO the CaPAs of Virginia salt,
fruit and wire, 10 NJ. Mile. Left no
American vessels there, and no news.
Flour Sis to Is so, and declining
De-, Is, spoke an English brig IS days
frum ST. Salvador bound to London, who
informed, that an insurrec'ion had BIO
ken cut in the dsmiDiOus of Portugal
the principals Of which had been arrest
ell, and that great number concerned
in the plot, we're executed every day.
Schr Jane, Catiin, II day, from New
Yark; coffee, dry goods, coal, etc. to
Lihdsay & Hill, and others.
- Geo Washington. Henry, S days
from Norfolk ; wine and sugar, TO John
M'Cobb and others. On Friday, passed
\ large ship off Swan point, bound up
This day, snip and S northern schnrs.
bound up.
SloOp Budget. Galett, IL days from n.
York /; salt, to Francis Adams. Jun.
November 23.
Schr A6eiine, Rumney, IA days from
Boston; sugar, pepper, Russia sheetinss,
etc. to LawrasOn " FOwle, aud others.
Slonp Constitution. SECURE. s days ir.
NYork oats, to ]. G. Laid u Co. On
Tuesday, Off the mouth OF the Potomac,
passed ship LOrenzo Of NewYork, bound
up. Experienced very boisteroas pas
sage. -
MEMORANDA.
Orig Only Son. Hathaway. CT. at Phi
ladelphia Goth instant, for this port.
Brig Susan, and schr Active, sailed fr.
Portland for this port 18th instant.
Schr P!aret, Racklifie, at Portland
18Th Instant, up for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

Sicily Madeira Wine.
n ANDING from the schr Phoebe and
Ia Sally, Capt. Harding, and for sale
Dy LAWRASON y FOWLE,
10 pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine,
Of superior quality. ,
50.boxes yellow soap.
ALSO,
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
70 bolts FIRST quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens DO.
tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81 ~ ..---
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

On SATURDAY, goth inst.
viii be sold at the store Of Walter L..
Brswn, lower end Of Duke-street,
All his Stock in Trade,
Consisting of general assortment Of
GROCERIES; also, variety ef House
hold Furniture. And at lire same time,
the unexpired term of the LEASE Of the
House now occupied by the said Brown:
Terms made known at the time ard
place of sale.
p. 6. MARSTELI.ER, Auc.
November "a is
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---sS
ON TUESDAY, at 10 A NJ.
VII be sold at the Vcndue Store, corner
of Prince and Waer streets,
9 bales superfne broadcloths
do cassiineres
rose R,anket.
striped pia"Ne"
! case lambs wool hose
bale Flannels
Plains
Flushings
Coatings
Irish linens
Domestic cottons
Lawns !'ns.
Cambria, leno, jaconet & book mu.-
GiDghams
Domestic co;tOns
J.eno jaconet and book muslin hk's.
Gurrahs
Cotton and thread laces
Ribbons
Silk Z cotton threads
Ticklinbu IS
Osnaburgs, &c.
ALSO,
10 boxes German glass
90 bags tilberts
ahds. Muscovado sugar
g scrooos Spanish indigo
10 boxes soap
Sideboards, chairs, tables, &c. &c,
November %.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
Blu JOHN jackson e Co.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, at S N.
Will be sold at their Auction Rooms, [ :
mon. street.
For approved endorsed notes, at 2, S. y
4 months--A large and general assott-
ment of fresh DRY GO0DS-cobsist-.
ing of
bales extra superfine cassimeres
/ do do broadcloihs
i do do dc
do do peli'se clsths
trunk black and colored worsted
hosiery gloves
do buckskin, beaver e worste,i
/ bale brown, olive and dab huat-
ings and coatings.
do rose blankets
Cambrics, jacvnet do. Madras hkfs.
common cloths and cassimeres, striped
blankets, domestic cottons, Of every des-
cription, cotton shirtings, supelfne Irish
linens, black and colOred sewing silk,
&c. &c.
Will be added to Wednesdays sale,
bale (80Pieces) Gilla handkerc'fs
Il case pocket books
10 boxes mould candles
10 soap
leading lines
seine Irvine
g.. chocolate
6 kegs ground ginger :
S bags race do.
a dozen hand and cod lines
9 coils running rigging
November "a
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Jno. Jackson e Co.

Jno. Jackson e Co.
EUAYE a very general assortment Of
n Seasonable dry goods
Saddles, brides
Carriage and gig harnesses
MuscoVado sugars
Wool cards
Manufactured tobacco, &c. &c.
Which they will sell at reduced prices,
on liberal credit, at private sale, at their
Auction Rooms, Uniou-strset.
ALSO,
An elegant well tuned Hand Organ.
November IL. lw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
Tanning and Currying.

Tanning and Currying.
EOSEPH HESTON continues to car
81 ry on The above business at his cid
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to exeoGte orders in his line.
with promptnes. and e.pa'ch.
lie keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment of
Leather,
OF as various qualities al can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash.
llpo,6 Is
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Sales at auctiaa.
Blu p. G. .uaRSTEILER.

THIS DAY, at II A. NJ.
Will be sold at Ramsay's wharf,
EEk The barque MARY, her
N9syss tackle and apparel. Terms
NAssEE liberal, which will be made
known at The time Of sale.
/, PC. MARSTELLER, Auct.
November "a
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For Boston,

For Boston.
rES The schooner HAZARD,
syAt@ESsL. Hailet, master, now load
S:: ffs,sssssss ing aud will sail in all the
S&a week, has the principal part
of her cargo engaged. For freight OF goo
barrels, apply to the MASTER on board,
or LAWRAS0N 4 F0WLE.
November "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
aamilton's Essence and Extract O
Mustard.

safe and eilectual remedy tor acute
I'd chronic rheumatism, govt asthinatl'
nut, palsy. lumbagoo, numbness, white
vellings. chilblains, sprains, bruises, par
n the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe,iis an invaluable cos
astic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
r ON corrosive and repellsnt minerals
the basis of other lOtians) and oil pn
.srralIed efficacy in removing blem'she'
4 the face and skin, freckles, pimnies
inAanatory redncss, scr:ts, letters, rag
worms, sunburns, RricSiy heat, &c. The
,ersiah Lotion operates mildly, without
imreding the natural insensibic perspira
,ion. which is essential to health, yet 1T
irects me speedy aud permanent, rem
Iering the kin delicafely soft aud smooth
and improving the complexion.
;'he Restorative PGIcder for tht
teeth agd Gums.
This. excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth. BY absorbing all the
slime and foumess, which
suffered TO accumulate. never tails to IN
jare and finally ruin them.
Kami!toH'S Grand Rsstornfire.
Is recommended an invaluable me
Iicine for the speedy relief and permah-
INT cure of the various complaints TcSif-
ips from dissipated pleasures, JG'ee''e
nii,cretinns, residence III c'ima'e- on-
favourable 20 the constitution. the !m;na'
u, ate d>e ui tea. !reGuetu In"xIca' o..
" anv r."er destructive in'empe'ano
N unSk tn or excessive use 81 mer'S'
v, the diseases peculiar 10 ienairs at
,ectain period OF life. bad lyinss N, Nr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
ROBBERY.

On the night Of the 9th OF December
1916, the Exchange Once Of the sns
scriber. Bridge street, Georgetown, iron
aopearances BY false key, was robbie
Of the following property, in Specie, con
,istius Of dollars, change, American ant
English gold, about s0o dollars; ban'
notes, mostly three dollar notes Of tn
bank Of Washington, and some sinai
tickets, together about so dollars. on
pound note Of the bank of England, AM
one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as per numbers below. The lotter'
tickets can be of no use to the person.
taking them, and an attempt to pass then
would only lead to detection, it i
therefore hoped that the person or per
sons who took them, will return them e
the subscriber through the Post Office a
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will b.
paid BY the subscriber for any inior'na
ton that may lsad to the discovery o
the persons or recovery Of the property
all keepers Of lottery offices in the Unit
I'd States will please to keep a list OF tn
numbers of the following tickets, as !
may lead to a discovery Of the theft.
RDMULUS RIGGS.
List Of the Nos, Of Tickets in The Med
ical lottery. cd Class.
2201. e2O2. 22OS, 1904. 1905. oe06
1907, 2aOS. 1000. 22iO, e21s, s21S
ael4, asl6. 2G17, aels. 2al9. es2o
1881, 1850, 1855, 1885,, 1885
1886, 1885,, 1855, 1889. 1860
1861, 1852, 1865. 1864. 1881
1892. l4-55, l4734. 1875, 1876
1872, 1888, 1889. 1870,
14-4I, l414o, 1474S, l4744, 14745
l4746. l4-4-. 1474S. l41f", 1880
1926. 4-4S. 1929. 1880. 1882
21sos. 1894. 1885. ai52.. 2l52S,
2Iys9, 1850. eI5S4. 1855, 1857
2i555, 2i5S9. 2l540, 2l545. 2l54.
2l54S. 3l5I9. $3.50, 1901. 15l0e
l5I09, 1904, l5lA5, 1906. 1897,
I5loS, 1900. 1910, 15l1i. 1919,
1918. l5il4, 1918.
LEST0F .vUH3ERS or T7TKE r.
Ia the Washington, Mcnsment Loo
err. bird class
81 - IS IS Sc 81 IS 50 Gu 81 6
IS5 81 IS &c 81 % GO 20 II - :.
"a Is 800 elO 24on 2iS7 2l74 24SC
i2470 2i69 s472 2I67 246S 247I 247,
2i66 24c1 24S5 2l65 1882 248l "a,
.545i s452 S454 ;4j5 S456 5457 SI5f
$3.50 $3.50 S451 1916 464. 464S 464s
$3.50 1854 1853 400 1892 1855 1862
1895 1896 4597 1893 1899 400 SSlj
1915 1888
nc O
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
UA.IHTON'S WORE les
'TROYING L0ZESGES.

Which have cured an immense num-
her OF persons OF birth sexes, OF every age
and in every situation, OF various dan
geroas complaints arising trom worms
and from distractions orioulness IN then
stomach aud bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
eyer to others Of si'aiiar titles 50 com
monty complained Of, as operating with
violence. on the contrary, Z particular
excellence OF this remedy is its being
suited to every age and pert ectis n 1t
contains nothing but ~hatiscOnstituton,
uocent, and is also mild in desperation,
cannot injure the most delicate pregnant
)sdy or the tenderest mani OF a week old,
.rnuld no worms exist in the body; but
will. without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, OF whatever Is foul
o. offensive. and thereby prevent tine pro-
ouctiou of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are parhcs!arly
eficacious carrying OF all gross hu-
mours and eTuptioas, feverish am b'iiogs
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est puryatiye that can be used on any
occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
NOTICE.

AL PERSONS Indebted IN the late
iirm of Jersme and Gerard Plumer, arc
te make Immediate payment 70
s,e Undersigned, WHO save been appoint.
I'd BY the creditors a. trustees TO adln"
the business Of the con,ern; otberwhe
wits will be commenced without f'>'I'
e,insliqn--aud all pe.soHs having e;a''n'
I'll present them forthwith for ah!us'
sent.
II Gerard PInrier, the surviving
artner, will attend at TIVE compiling .ool
E tie late firm, for the purpose oI 20:
listing and receiving t!!e ic5ts due 10 nc
oncern, we having az iOrised MIN 10 "
50.
Christopher .:'sals'
Joseph Smith.
ria lon Sehui6eld.
an.u Kcttell
L. h. How and.
January e04"