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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
March 10
little River Turnpike Comply

A r the annual meeting Of the Sick.
~ holders in the Little RIVER Turn
pike Company, in the town Of AeSsnIri,
on the 18th January iSl7-it W.,
Resolved, That Tor the purpose Of en-.
couraging the use OF broaj wheeled W..
CONS on the Little River Turnpike RGal,
that all Wagons the broad;h Of the ~hse,
whereof shall be 6 inches. sNaIl be per-
mitted to pass the gates on ,aId rosd tO!
free for the term Of . years, and a! wag
gon. whose wheels shall be the breath
of ) inches, shall be permitted to Tss
toll free for the term of Is months also,
all Wagons the breadth Of the wsHs
whereof shall be inches and und.r5
inches, shall be permitted to pass ~
paying half toll for the term OF ysas
from the time they shall pass the rssEee'
tive gates, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gale keeper, who snail S'niy
the treasurer OF the same. THIS N.,lis.
ton shall be extended to all persons VITO
shall avail themselves ot it within the:
wears from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chnirm:D.
January Y 9aw6Sn
H. The editor Of the Winche'tei
Gazette, is requested TO insert the aOoIs
six iaonths. aud send his account to It'd
.Ecr
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by which they are
known:

Worms which infest the human body,
are chiefly of four kinds, viz--Ihe re-
tes. or large round worm the Ascan
des, or small maw-worm the Cvcuroi:
tins. or short, fat, white worm aud
lastly, the Tenia, or tape-worm. so cal
led from its resemblance to tape. This
l. often many va DIS long. and Is full OF
Joints. II is NEST hurtful and most ditfi
cult to remove.
among the symptoms attending worms
.re--disagreeable breath, especially in
the morning; bad and corrupted gums !;
itchirg In the n0se, and about the seat !;
conuIsions, epileptic fits. and sometimes
privation Of speech; starting and grind
IN, If the teeth in sleep; irregular ape
t;te. sometimes loathing food, and some
t,,,es vsracioas purging, with SHINY 4
fs,id stools Vomiting; large and hard
beiiv pains and sickness at the sto-
mach slow fever, with snail and r-
re a,ar pulse; a dry cough; excessive
th.->t: sometimes pale and unhealthy
&C stenance. and sometimes the lace
he.ref md aushed.
serssns afflicted with any of the above
sv o,sms, shoald have immediate re-
coSrse to Hamiltua's WorR Destroying
Lozshges, which have been constantly
attended with success, IN all complaints
sim,iar r. those above described.
4 dose Of this medIcine gwen ,cca-
sisaally during the warm season, Will ell
Ssesaily prevent the vomiting anu
nprg7as Of chint "a dreadful dis
afasg, .Aieh annually destroys the hand
sSs infa par! OF eur ci6Zeas q
lfeswiss u uildsst and N Ger
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Old Wine, &c.

Old Wine, &c.
The subscriber has added to his forme
stock Tour pipes of high favored yea
old vine from ths house OF Scott, Prlngle'
yeitch 4 Co. which he soiicits trial OF
X STORE,
L.P. Madeira wine in pipes, hall
pipes and quarter casks from each OF thu
most celebrated houses in the island.
Port. l.. P. Tenerife and Sherry wines
Old Cognsc Brandy, Holland gin
with general assortment OF liquors anu
groceries, for sale at reduced prices: b
JOHN II. CREASE.
Also ten barrels Rye Flour.
February5. a7'e''
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra
county. in the District OF Columbia, has
from the Orphans Court of said
county letters OF administration on the
estate O. Fe. dinand Marsteller,
late Of the county aforesaid deceased -
All persons having claims against the
said decedent are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
passed b. the Orphans Court. to the
on o, before the 18th day oil
September next, or they may bv Law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate !:
and those Indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment Given M
der my hand this l7th Mach 1917.
JAMES K, RIDDLE,
Admir- OF Ferdinand Marsteller.
March Il ee4w
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Hans true g genuine Gosnan Corn
Plaster.

H. At the place Of sale pamphlets
may BE- had gratis, describing cures per-
formed BY the above medicines; the mum
Der, Importance and responsibility OF
which, fully justify every article OF this
advertise
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
JAMES KENNEDY:
SON,

so.KSE lLBRS, KING sFxSh1'
Have lust received from LEES "a
TENT MEDICINE Store. No. 40
Maiden Lane, Y. York,
FRESH SUPPLY
Of the following genuine Medicines.
FOR The prereation and cure q b.
lious and Malignant Ferers. Is
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
THIS Medicine has been attended
With degree Of success highly grateia'
TO the ipvensr feelings, in several par''
Of the West indies, and the southern 9
Middle States, particularly in y. YORK
Philadelphia. Baltimore, PETERSBURG
Richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, " iimlIS
top Charleston. and Savannah. III,
te>n,prny of number Of persons al eac'
OF ,ae above places can be adducea' "h'
b.v. reason 10 believe, that a timely u.s.
of is saIutary remedy has. under Prayi
depce. preserved their lives. when N
the most alarming circumstances. =,
Facts vt this conclusive nature speaS
more in favour of 4 medicine than ca
,nmns Of pompsus euloey. founded o.
mere assertion.
II not, d cd, presumptaously pro
posed as an faiiible cure, butthe inven'
Tor has every pos-ible reason that can re
sul. from extensive experience, tor De-
lieyiug that dose Of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during The
prevalence Of our bilious fcrers, WI.
prove an intallible preventative ano
further. that in he earlier stages OF those
iisr,>es their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequent
" IN cases esteemed desperate, ard De
yond the power a. common remedies
The operatinn OF these pills i perte.u'
mild. so as to be used with safety by per-
sons in every situation. and OF every age
They ace excellently adapted to cary
of superAuous bile & prevent MS NOR
hid secretions-to restore u amend the
sppetite-to produce free persplratloIn
and thereby prevent colds which IS so OIL
tep of fatal consequences. A dose neve,
fair. to remove cold il taken on ITS hr't
spnearance-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving habitual costiyeness-sickness a,
he stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climste.
rhev nave peeU found remarkably ell
sat oas m preventing and curing disor
De attendant on long VOYAGES, anu
sb n be procured and carefully Preser'
- "a hN nNery seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
HAMIIrON.S ELIXIR.

Sorer+ign remedy for Gods, obstinate
Coughs, .4sthmdS, sore tkroats, ana
approaching Coasunptions, and mos'
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Toothe Ache Drops.

The Only remedy yet discovered which
gives Immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
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gam;lton's Essence and Extract O
Mustard.

suuoiofe '
A cafe and efiectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmat.c
golt palsy. lumbagoo, numbness, white
swellinys, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pam
lin the lace and neck. etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable COS.
,uetic. perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive and repeliant minerals
the basis of other letisnsl and OF IN
parralIed efficacy in removing blemlshes
|sf the face and skin, freckles, pimpleS'
nfamatory redness. scusts, letters, ring
worms. sanburns, prickiy heat. &c: Inc
Rersiaa Lotion operates mildly, w'thou'
Impeding the natural. insensibie pTsplra
|t;op which is essential to health. yet ITS
effects ave speedy and permanent rem
|der;ns the skin delicatcly soft aud smooth
and improving the complexion.
The Restorative Poscder for the
teeth aud 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 foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Hamiiton's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended a an invaluable me
dicine for the speedy relief and perman'
ent cure of the various complaints result
ling from disSipated pleasures, juvenile
|indiscre,ions. residence in climates un'
favourable to the constitution, the immo
.e ate use of tea, frequent inoxicatlol
,r any other destructive intemPeranc'
;he unskilful OF excessive use OF mercu
", the diseases peculiar to females at /;
certain period of life, bad lyinss in, sc
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Hnhn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy tor all diseases OF
the ewes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24

Lawrason & Fowle,
lave for sale. received per the schooner
Buffale., from Portland
Is hog .heads Nuscuyade Sugar.
Is barrels
box white iiavana ditto
IS hogsheads retailing uioiasses
4 ditto New England rum
IL tons Russia iron assorted
80 tons plaster Paris.
For Freight,
sES The schooner suaaloe. Captain
SW Lee; is FIRST rate vessel, csrries
about $50 barrels, will be ready IN tour
days to take cargo On board, and take
freight for toe West Indies or coastwisc.
ippiy as above.
January u
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Merchants Bank Paper.
| will receive a few hundred dollars oil
Merchants Bank Paper in payment for
Ir goods at so cents to the dollar
Jeudthan sehoyfeld.
February
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t,,,, emedy kaewn, and mas restered
70 ,lth and strength great number;
ybcn in an advanced stage Of this fatal
rommaint. Particular and plain instruc'
tious are given for every part OF the ne
cessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness having pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24

URPHANS' LUINT,
Alexandria County, March Term,
1917.
Ordered, that the administrators OF
Ferdinand Marsteller, deceased, do IN
sert the usual advertisement three times
a week for four weeks, in the Alexandra
newspapers.
A cOHy-Test.
A. MOORE, Register.
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February R
; ISTiNt.

Wealth. .Sser-sd 1t to {" tss y
fletandrta sd5o''S' Z
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March /.
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Sc by every seaman.
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numfries, January I+-lh esti
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12
.itr. pRINrzz,

.Hr. pRINrzz,
read with some degree Of srrpriIe, The
s;atement in your last newspaper, relative 10
ne strange coaduct Of our rulers 10 regard
20 assuming the United States tax f; and
wondered that had never considered the
matter more aitentiyeiy before. Not being
so we'll educated as my soa Samuel, placed
ms matter before him, and desired him 10
igure II out when -sounj that The state.
ment was correct; although be and both
ssreed IN opinion thai you made rather TOO
great az allowance for personal property
for my son and ae Of opinion that a great
rnan7 OF your town bred gentry would not be
able 10 make quite 50 great a'show, if their
honest debt, were all paid whereas the Far.
rpcr, although he works hard and fares rather
coarse, II be possesses the soil, has got some.
thing TO show for his money, as cousin Timo-
tby says Besides my son and !, (for we live
N great harmony together, and seldom diffe,
"a opinion) think you have put down too
much on account of treasury notes-htteen
Or twenty per cent. We think would be iittle
nearer the truth. But if We allow oniy one
half your staienenL IL will be more than
twenty FIVE cents on doliac--whieh 10 such
folks as we are, who get our lislag by he
sweat of our brow, and who feel happy j, the
cnd OF the year, in being able 10 Icy Up liz.
re something, against rainy day. as the say
Ing is, il is matter of some importance,
assure you.
You may print my piece in the paper if
you please, but make&ee 10 tell you before
hand, and my son have always voted in ia.
vor OF the men VINO are now io Office, because
we were told they wetc doing all they could
to make the public burthens light, and were
administering ou' affairs with Justice and i'm
Partially. b. fad that they have decciv.
ed us. They nav studied what would make
them poPula among those who could help
them on town-neeting days, and have dis
garded the promises they have so often made
to foster snd promote the agricultural inter
es, We arc for this and other reasons,
(whica 1t perhaps would take up too much
room IN your paoe' 10 state,) dete rmined no
Longer to support these men-and though
we think Mr.. Jones a clever sort Of man, yet
he has got round him such a cabal of bad ad.
viscrs, that we shall vote to put them all out
OF Office at once. Several of our neighbors
who forme y voted for the federal prox, are
determined to act as do, at the mex, elcc.
tion, when you may be certain we shall vote
for change of men, and support the Repu5-
lican Prox. A FARMER.
East.Greenwich, April 10, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12

.raty does he nc, ev.nee the most strong and
ardent British attachments, and the most ran
corous hostility TO the government OF his own
Country Were not the citizens of New
port in daily expectation Of invasion, during
a considerable part Of The late war and wha,
preparations did Gov. jones and his associates
make to repei an invading force ? They did
nothing, or what was worse than nothing,
they employed yfHeen men, for about six
weeks, Oh Fort Adams and then dismissed
them on account OF the expence However
if Wm. Jones and his advisers did yioiJte
their engagements by neglecling The defence
of the state, they were not remis in cooper
ating with the factiopists Of Massachusetts
and Come ctieut in The Hartford Convention
plot and con- spiracies Of the day. These men
will be weighedin the poirical balance on the
l6rh of Ap.il la xt, and no doubt VIII be found
wanting. ONE OF THE PEOPLE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12


AT Bosfor, ON Wednesday lsst. Hon JosAruAw
RUSSELL, late Minister 10 Swcedep, to Miss LYDIA
SMITH, daughter OF Barney Smith, EsQ.
Df{D,
At Sr'shfeld, Boct WiLItAA AssoLp, aged a..
Al Somerscn Mass on the Ssh March, Mir GIT.
BERT SissoN, aged 81
Al Ncrh Ainssfor,i, the 81 inst Mrs HAS.
NAH ALLEs, aged 80, The Venerable relict Of the
1e Mr.. Mathew Allen. Through long life. sho
HAS Justly sustained the character of an cXcellens
we"an and the seVetty of her death affords 10 bee
a"echonste children aud friends, the richest carso.
lation which afflicted hearts can possibly irquire
AZ North hjngsto~n, on the Sd inst. Mrs Pssx.
ioPE eEows, sged 81 wife Of MIR BraIAu BRowS.
u and daughter of Mr.. Georre sp,nccr, OF East.
greenwich The Society Of Friends, Of which she
wass respectable member, hss sustained n loss
WHICH undon5'edlyh's proved her everlasting gain.
Her husband, children, aud parents Gud a relief to
their afflicted mrds, in believing that through her
unshaken confidence in her Redccmer. size has gone,
to Psrtake OF that happiness Ssred for The ighs
teous IN the Kingdom Of her Saviour. Blesscd are
the dead that die in the Lord.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12

{. wi'. inlh - sicr';r cs s'r. g9roo&s s,gboss
na jo'hy VIII ~ obeOsyLe ,o'he where beiweeh
four and five thousand. Bat the circum.
stance is no, owing TO dinins Ion Of + pub-
liaan principles, but 10 the moderation which
MIR. Brook iouhd i, necessary 10 adsp, dur-
ing his adm,nisiration--le il win be seen
'hot Mr. Brooks has not so r,pS votes in tho
s29 towns, slresdy head ficn, as he had
last year, ly opwstds "t ZOO votes, IL is
clea,y dlcisi' y be,wt,n m,n aud pol meoss
urtS.---the toSh OF CheclcstowD, about which
,here is so much chuehlsug is, not Withstand
ing, stilI Repubiicsn ,owa. ahd he ensuing,
election for representatives 10 the general
assembly will fully establish .aat fact.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12
DUIEE J. PEARCE,
JOHN Z. SIiEARAlAN,
DANIEL DENiiAM,
GEORGE HALL,
ISAAC BURDlCk,
BENJAMIN WEAVER.

Freeneu Of tie 2ozpn Of Negpb0,t,
These are our Representative Candidates.
You know them wel--lhey are native eiH-
gems Of your Slate--;hcir p0itIcal a6vcrsar.
les acknowledge their worth, their Integrity,
their talents ; they can only say, t"ese men
arc Republicsns--they are friends TO The ma
ICnal administration. Fellow itilcrs, we
can say more Of them---,hev wall labor an-
ceosirg,y 10 promote the prosperity Of that
class Of citizens, from among whom tbey are
chosen they will not become tam iliar with a
poor man, The day before town meeting. ard
pass him by unn o'iced the day after. They
can take you all by the hand, on every occa.
sion for their hands and their hesr:s are
with you--your interests are inseparabe.
FeAo7e. (itizenS,
The evils which you suffer, iiy de-
msnd remedy--it is. within your pow cr-
elect men who are no; regard lCss Of The poor
and sboring citixen---who have one common
interest with the industrious and enterprIz
ing Mcehauic~-ciect the Republican Candi-
daes, and you have a pledge that your
welfare is secure--atlcnd early at the Poils---
regard not few hours, or day--!Ur il may
be the best days work which you have done
for years--,iy the experiment..
FeHoSo 'Ciuzens---s voice louder than partv
spirit calls on yos-..i, is the voice Of suffer.
ing aud complaint. Look at your desoIatc
wharves your d.cayins houses Mechanics
without employment, the honeS, laborcr who
knows not from whence to bsiu subsistence
for his family; would you have these Things
continu' would you leng,hen the day OF
your tt'bulntion---'ather than conc forward
Csc AND hLL--and put down that abomina-
bic spi,i, OF oppostinn, and that haired of
your Republican friends, which has caused
and win perpetuatc these Evils, We hope
for better days-wben VIC shaI! indeed be an
united and a happy peope---whcn q there shall
be bot one system, * one sentimen' through
out all the s;stes--wben Rhode Island shall
stand proudly elevated, by hor discretion and
magDsnimiiy end Newport become the
great Naval Depot of America.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12
E4RNihRS AYY'EhDl

Your federal itieuds acknowledge ihat ,hey
caused you to pay double yovr fair proporuo0
of the Land tax, hy quihslirg respecting tho
purehace OF treasury notes BE up, there
tore, and dong--ihat you may be ruled by
mcn who will take an active interest in your
welfare and prosperity. Upon ycur exer-
lions depends the election. Be s,.iy mn
at his post--and complete success viii be the
reward os yoar attention and vigilance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-12

AT a General Meeting Of the Republican.
of the Town Of Newport holden at the State
House on Wednesd,y Evening, April g.,
1917, 1t was Unanin ogs.y Voted and Re
solved, tha, this meeting highly approve Of
the nomination Of NEHEMIAH r..
KNIGHT, as Governor oi this State that
we are fully satisfied that he is a gentle man,
possessing every qualification requisite to
merit the united support of ali Republican
citizens, who value the reputation, hooor, in
;cres, and liberties Of their country.
Resoivcd, That the Gentle men associated
with Mr.. KNIGHT IN the Republican Prox,
the Lieu'ensnt Governor, Senators, A tor
ney.General, Secretary, and General Treas.
user, are in our opinions deserving the unit.
ed suppsr OF their fellow eiizeos generally.
Resoived, That we consider, /, our duty 10
support for Representatives To the General
Assembly, from tie Town of Ne-por,, such
men as are friends Of The people Of the town
and state, who will 6armonze with The gen.
eral government, and promote The best inter
ests OF their constituents end by their ardu.
Gus ex.rtions raise Us from the fallen and
disgraceful state, which The proceedings Of
our opponents have involved Us in and for
that purpose we resolve 20 support the FOL.
lowing gentlemen a. candidates DuTE J.
PzARcg, JsHs IL SIBERIAN, DAsrpL Day.
HAN, GEoRoE HALL, ISAAC BCRricz and
BExsAMIS WEAVER
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The bMe .hghl eA,ingmsheEl }

me 6fHe-hght taGngMShfE(
Extract OF letter from The Eliiors Of he rro,l.
dchce Patriot, to his iii,nd in this town. duaeA
April ID
" In addition TO ,he Information published
IA our paper to-day respecting Connectieve
Eiectlon. We have tec1,ted n letter frem
lieItford, this morning, info ming tia, 10
owns excepting SIX, bad been heard Eon,---
aud that Mr. WoLeoTr's mojorify over al
othct candidates. was upwards OF EIGHT
HUNDRED Ceitaln intelligence Of Tho
election OF 100 Republican representatives,
)ot 81 2o!, al which number tbs House con.
lists, had slso been T.ociveu. nore than
halt the Others were confidently expected.
"Thc writer adds, ",h,s 10 Ike the deliy.
9rance from Egyp,isp bondage, and to ,has
Same Power would VIC aseribe the glory"
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