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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-18
November .?
Exchange Ulfce, Georgc;o.Un

Exchange DlnCe, HeofSc'o'07
n WILL give The highest Prsmiam To-
nrar., at Sight. and Bank Notes, o.
the iolovir- places. w. ,
pncton. New York. NAiIad''nhia, Ia
t;mora. Virginia, North Carolina, south
CoroI;na aud Genre,a.-t Will also S'vy
Me- HIGHEST !, cmium frr 0'atts On New
i|r,san,. Treasury Notes and Specie.
an kinds Of Western Bank vote
Aaught aud SO'd. ,,, ~
II Kind. Of stocks and Bills oil ~.
c .nge bought and sold:
Mites, Drafts and Interest collected
and rew;tted fnr a small commission
- Persons travelling to- ANY part oi
She United states may be sopp'ied with
rusubte Funds. ,,
~ Please to enquire at my hSchan9e
and Brokers Office, Brid@'-Si''s', 'r'o'
RoGulus Riggs.
June l
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
JOHN s. Br91sn and 20.
Respectfully inform h Public ina
tbey continue the MANUFACTURE
of BURR Mill STONES, Oh the CO.
ne, OF Patrick ard Gamcron.Si"ciS ~
the tnwn of Alexandria, where -Hcy arr
eaay to receive c"Y orders wrA "hici.
they NAV be favored, and vii execute
the.u WITH all despatch and N the heS,
Der.
Tkey hare received ~ assortment ?t
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, sad intend keeping a
constant supply.
september D u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-18
SAT-, AL VENDUE.

q, svsry Tuesday and Friday,
- will Be SOLD,
,.ae Y due Store. corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
nn Goods, Groceries, &c.
.,.t;cslars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
a., Ali Kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices of which are
."st,bIished. can at any time be yieWe"
,1J purchased at the lowest limitation
,udPrIces. r. ,,,psTEIIER
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-18
FOR SALE.

On liberal Terms,
4 NUMBER of Houses and Lets, at
tue lower end OF Fairfax street,
tg,itc Whole or a par, OF the low ground
snar>h adjacent TO JVnes's Pant. APP
20
]. ID. Simms.
Dec IS 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-18

:, lew shares of Mechanics
Ban Stock, tor sale.
Apply 10 the Printer.
Jan E 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-18
lust i'uhHsht0.
find ready far Ee'irery.
THE MONTHLY VlSIThNT.
No. 7.
Feb 5

Feb 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12
Extract # a1ettertrons Fe,nanaina, dated se PAN
LATEST FROM AMEIIA

Ersrget ot a letter from respectable epnt,emoc
IN 30. Mdrys, to another in this city, dated liz.
gus! 3lst, 1917.
went to Amelia Island Yesterday to see
how our new neighbors progressed, TI,ey ar.
pear 70 be IN high spirits, and wish much for an
attack from the Spaniards. The Morgana and
another brig mounting is guns and rs men. ar
aNeu Yesterday from New-York. Tie guns
anu men Tor the Morgiana are comnsson in a
6rig aud sioop, which were supposed t, be Of
.ie NUMBER oil vessels in sight last evening "a
DfigS, schooners and one sloop0 MI HIN
bard, late sheriff of New-York, told me. bonds
uau 10 De gwen to the amount of $1,000, that
tuey ShOuid not take any arms OH boad and
NOT more than25 men, which number WIS tbo't
Shlcient TO navigate the vessel-Large rein.
Iorcements are expected as soon as the sickIv
season - over when they will proceed sgainst
Augustne-A Proclamation declaring East
and West Florida blockaded after the Nth oS
September, is published by Com TayIol and
VIII De enforced by the naval force Of tle re-.
Pnoic Of the FtoTidds. had some conversion
WIN Zen. Mac Gregor-he is certainly avery
gehtlemaniy man, and has mach the amer.
ahce OF a military Characterize speaks ioTIi
dehiIy OF succeeding i'll the conquest Of the
country before the month of December"
Another letter, to the EDIToRs, says-HTht
Town OF fernandina is Incorporated under rem
Mac GregOr's authority, and has rnavofand
aldermen, who make municipal regulation, j
mere is Police Office, at which every pesoul
must report when they arrive and procure a
passport when about to depart, for " hich dley
nayetop pay so cents. A printing Office has also
Deeh established; and national money! some
thing similar TO the Change Bills of Savannah.
put IN circulation, signed by Mac Gregor. The
PatrIob at this time can repulse 500 men east
ly." TSaranngL Psnn5IieSn
"A letter received on Thursday last, dated at
81. marys, Z0th ult. mentions that the brig
morgiana, with Sheriff HUBBARD, from New.
YORK, and an hermaphrodite brig. had arrived
at Amelia Island but il was understood they
had brought neither men, money nor muniti-
onS oiwar, as expected which was great dis
appointment 10 Gen. Mae Gregor. 1t was al.
so reported that Gov. Coppinger was prepar.
my AN expedition at ST. Augustine to dis.
lodge the Patriots from their position at Anne.
liza.
The crops Of Sea-Island Cotton, in the yicin,
tn ofSt. Mary's are stated to have suffered So,
vereiy by the late heavy rains.
Charleston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, September 8.
We learn that the President reached
CbilIicothe on the 22d ultime. where he
stopped two days, when he resumed bis
journey. He comes by way of PITTS
burg, where he expected to arrive on the
9Th; thence down the Cumberland road.
and through Maryland. We understand
he will reach the seat Of government on
Friday next.
MIR. HENDRICKS is elected to Congress.
from the state of Indiana; and JoHN
SCOTT Whose seat was vacated M the
last session,of Congress- is reelected a
delegate to Congress from Missouri Ter
riiory, by considerable majority over
his opponent. MT. Int.
letter from Leghorn, flhe o3d Juge,
(receiyed via LondoD,) states the follow
ing -
" Arrived here two days ago, from
Marseilles, the United States ship Wash
lngton, OF "a guns: United States aud
Constellation irigaics.I
SEPT. Owe copied the other day a
notice Of disturbance said TO have taken
place at the Military Academy at West
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12
FOREIGN.
From a Gibraltar Paper, July l2.

From Gibrqftdr Paper, July 70.
MALTA, May 81.
His Excellency the Governor is pleased to
order the publication Of the following letter for
general information;
"sIR, M ''i''
% have the honor to announce to your Ex-
ceilency, for the information of His Majestys
subjects in the Island under your Exceliency's
Government, that the port of Ponte Logo
Scare, situated on the Pc, near Ferrara, is de-
clared TO be a free port"
The ports, therefore, in the Roman States,
wherein goods may be warehoused on impor-
tation, and afterwards exported without pay
ment OF any duty, are, the port aud City of
Ancona, and the Port of Ponte Logo Scuro :;
and, during the fair, which is held in the month
OF July in each year generally beginning a.
bout the 6th and continuing from twenty 10
twenty-five daysD the port and city OF Siuigals
are also free"
q have the honor to be, Sir. sc.
British Consul for the Roman States.
His Excellency Sir Thomas Maitland, G
C. B. sc. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12

Late German papers state that Prussia, Hol.
land, switzerland, Hesse CasSei, Bavaria,
Wirtemberg and some other small German
Courts, nave made demands on France for the
restitution of sums eXtOrted from them by Be-
naparte, chiefly under the name of loans 10 the
amount of sixty millions stlg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12

~, =, PARIS, July 10.
victim to the painful Inaiady which has SO long
occasioned the liveliest alarm among her uri.
mcrous friends. She was fifty-three wears of
age. Madame de Stae was the daughter of
Neckar and of Susan Curchod, the object of
the early, perhaps the only passion of Gibbon,
tile historian OF the Roman empire. The gent
us of this conspicuous and celebrated woman
was rather splendid than useful. Her writings
which are voIuunous, may be considered as
indicating more knowledge than they impart
her rcasonlags are ingenious and sometimes
profound her thoughts frequently original ::
her imagination active, brilliant and profuse
now and then perplexes the subject, which il
rs the province Of ina gination t. illustrate
Her power oflumin Gus aud eloquent expressi-
on must give the works of Madame de Stael a
passport 10 every cultivated circle but thev
belong much uiore to the class of luxuries than
moral system must be searched for among the
folds of rich & luxurious Sensibility with which
she has invested 1t (; and we are sure that il
winaIws5s bear the light Few people, we are
| persuaded, have risen from her compositiOns
with their taste purified or their principles
strengthened. Tie debt which the present
| generation owes TO the alluTing author Of" Del
| phine aud " COrinne," bears some resemblance
| IN character, though not in amount 10 that
which was imposed upon the age preceding by
TIC sentiment and sOphistry of Rousseau.--
| where she cOunSels the reader to virtue, he
| does not feel more virtnously disposed as
| where she processes TO treat OF literature, she
| ADDS little to the common stock of learning
| Madame de Stael was we'll known in England,
| where she mingled in the best and highest
| classes OF society, and where her tone of con-
| ycTsation, though somewhat restless and an
thoritatiye, was admired for its elegance, viva
1 ClfN aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12

1t has been officially published in In
dia, that according to an act OF the Bri
tish Parliament, vessels built and owned
in the United States, (and prize vessels
may clear out from any port Of Great
Britain or Ireland for Calcutta, Madras,
Bombay, and Prince of Wales Island,
with any goods, wares OF merchandise,
which may be legally exported to the
said settlements in British built vessels
subject 10 the like regulations, &c. TO pay
the same duties as The vessels of the most
favored European nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12
a'H~N y p MO u F1IC
JUAN DE Dros ROMERO, Chief clerk
OF The government.

"nen the value OF the and various collection al
ou 10 ne Aexahdrian library, and the ssbIliiy OF
,ePdchg ~ were represented Omar to petsuade lin
70 spare H. he replied that those books were mai cor
,Sian.s 10 me Koran the Bible ofthe Mahonearsl
sn 70 oe oestiojed and u they were agreeable 10
that mankind need know 4 Si'
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
DIR. CORnLUS
VECETABLE BALM OF LIFE,
Price enc dollar.

LEYFGATED CHARCOAL TOOTH Pow.
DER,
Price SO Cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DENJ'PIFICE.
Flor cleansing, whitening, and preserving the
teeth and gums. Price SO cents per box.
This valuable preparation possesses the most
salutafy virtue in cleansing and bea,ltifyins the
teeth; in its composition it is perfectly iec
from acid OF any other pernicious property La
bic to corrode, or in any way iniure the teeth,
for which reason is attributed the safety oi i,s
use, and the preference It has obtained over ON.
er preparations intended for similar purposes
it strengthens the gums, eradicates the seurvY,
swee'ens the breath, preserves the teeth frcin
decaying, ard prevents them from aching, ns>
ce:sily OF having them drawn, &c.
THE BALM OF IBERIi,
Extracted from the lberian fragrant plant,
for curing defects of the skin, and improving
the complexion, &c. Price dollars.
Since the above Invaluable medicines were
FIRST discovered, upwards of seven hundred ,lou.
sand persons have experienced their happy am,
salarary effects, many of whom from the low.
est stage of their Disorders.
Take notice, that each and all the above ys.
n'iine medicines are signed on the outside covers
"iesi hS sl6HatL'c ot tiit Sole proprietor,
L. w. DYOTr, Nj. y;
a supply of the above medicines just recsiv4
ed and for sale by the following Agents, where
pamphlets, containing certificates Of cures, s...
may be had gratis.
DR.. Joseph Bailey e Ga. Wiinunyter,,
p Mansfield .San,yaa.
7 " Townsend, Vsst ck,s.,.
James Afiiechrp lNil@d.
fooerf ocheliree Chistiana.
Caleb Ross LAUREL
Dr.f W. DYOTr, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that the above genuine
nnedcaes are sold ia Philadelphia only, at his
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Medi-
ciae Warehouse N + corner Of Second aud
Race stree;s--where, in addition to the al,ove.
| ne has constantly for sale. by wholesale or re-
! All, an extensive and general assortment Of
E'esh D'ugs and approved Chemicals, Glass
Furniture, Walls, and professional articles OF
every description for town or country merchants,
lpf4e''toners, &c liberal terms, Tor cash or at
he usual credit
! August Ply
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
Francis Has gtey sheriff
New Casiv, Nov. -.

1888
81 Ysgtas 0e a wai' et lev ia 10 are III
ycci<d, viii he EXPOSED TO pabiSc sale, at
the atoaas oil 1)4vtt Bc;atota- III Cbtist,a4sy
bunrtyxd, on Sa1eTdsY the gS'ts BAY Of
Dcecu1Ses east, at g o'clcS & r. ~ Al:
shzs certain Tot, piece CT parcel at isnd
situate iv,us and besngta the Hotungt,
Of W7liEeiagsoa. bauuosd and described
Is Eoslows, 10 wit-be2isring az a stake
az ths inte,cessym af Grengc and tiano-
yer SIS IheTr down CTi,nse ST. to Z
stake in the side ii areof ar the distance
OF 30 feet isona right rue 10 hs dsawa
aiaog t{ss \. NJ stae ID neni Wsst' s
Tan house, anti extended rs f2r as DFange
St. <neHc iS q n. Westerly s1irecEi<,n b,
,igbI Nne 20 g. SO a stake as the u,s.
ta1sce 81 70 feet frDH1 SAID side Of Webb
tan aoasr thence p4ya!lei with <Esaps
ST. towards sianoycr S.. 20 teei, thence
al y riefst angle with Draasc St; ,3,sncs
taercsj1h sn ,se beganuing, be she saSrs
Esege 81 less--wsth w,ait hoase tl,eseoS
ereGsed
SesxeS! sSsls tsset in execution as tn
p properly pf Joseph Read, aud 10 be scl'
by
Fraacis Ha,,g hsy, sheriff
u aug FysSsfr fysn A. sSET
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13

WAS Sfn.EN from ti,s sya9Ss If
the subscriber Nvleg AGAR Caa' welI,
Hr'dSe, New Gssiis Caoa;v, ard ssssse a.
peia"are' Oh 'he night ii Lac Ssh uss.
darS by 0farS. r'si@w Z , years aid, \ :
ha'''is ''t's''' '"i'fns3 sst4rs, ao pas icu,.e
marks 'Nl-4ltceecd, say Ercsa' s%cssyiaz
.'d 'Tase, so las get has again, sa.asl
receive the ABOVE YSsaas3
,ssssa e. Ceri,it.
Dec. 5, E9Iz.--ye
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
Tx UIOIT B
ANTI BILIOUS Bills

Eevcrs
Price as cents large boxes 50 cent?.
Those fn's, II 'riisly adHntiStet Il, will ie
move the causes which conNn.enl, rr duce in
'ermittent, r:miltent, bilious, and yellow {.
vers. bilious chohc, pleursy," dysenteyy worrns
bilious vomiting, hatnlence, indigestion, loss 4
.ppeuie, cos'iveness, epieptic Ats, hypochon
urias and hystercai affections, foul stomach !
colds and coughs. asthma, scurvy, strangur,
gravel, rheumatism and govt.
They are particularly serviceabe in Frn,aI,
Disorders. and especial, ia the rs,uovat 81
hose distractions, which are the great ssurc.
of their complains at certain periods; they nos
ses this mnent a.lyantsge over most oths
~, gatNes, that while they operate ssnMy, the,
prodsce neither nostiveness, debility, nor O
great eScitment whenever there is predis
position to a disease, arising from marh elIu
via or too cupious use of ardent spirits, or a
Initiated state of the bile, they are sure to re
iieve.
They are highly recommended to travellers.
10y sea and land, as they may be made use Of
with the utmost safety, without change of diet
or exercise. They will he found peculiarly bene
fetal in the prevention Of disorders incidents
20 hot climates they deterge and cleanse viscid
hunors, open obstrnctions, promote the secre
powerful dinretic and diaphoresic.
MaHl'S PLASTER CLOTH
Approved and recommended by all the most
eminent physicians Of Philadelphia
This piaistef Cloths so well inown in the II.
States, and particularly IN the city of Ihiia.
Ideiphls. 10 a sovereign remedy against ulcers,
however old and iuue'erale also CANCERS ery
Isipelaa, wensp luInls. serofula, iistala, while
swelling, sore hreast, felons, whitows, bols.
Icarbuncles, &c &c. 1T cures sprains, bruises
l2ainf IL tiie hack. swellng and pains in the
joints. sealdE, burns. ehildbIain. sore legs, and
wonHds tending to suppuration it draws eau
te'lsea sores or iss,iee, very successfully ant.
without pain; disslpates the pain of the you,
and rheunatis,T in a short time as ii safiens
the skin, it is used successfully for the cure OF
lcoTEs on the feet. This piais,er is recommended
ito 1narinerG and others who travel by sea on
LAND
DIX. Dl7OTy,s
Pa2ENg' IlC4 OiNYAIENT.
For pieasantness, safety, expedition, ease 3.
leer>sintyr IS Infinitely superior 10 any other me
ldcines tor the cure OF that most cisagreeable &
itormeEsing disorder, the Itch. Price 50 cents
Or. DYoT7rs
LNFdLLxBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
Price 6fty cents per Bottle. with FULL directions
for using.
TIE CIRcAsSKdH ERE WA7,EF.
! sovereign remedy for all disorders Of the
Eyes. whether arising fron cold, inaan,.
I ma.ion, weakness &c. &c.
Pho. &SY c.sS1 per bottles with Full direction.
S'lg sssnS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
TN ~ : II L IT 4 lJII4f a
PATENy STO MAJ Ill. BIT7LIS.
DR. x 7SERTSONS
INF4LL{BLE WORM DES1ROfING
JOZE NHES

medicine universally esteemed for destroying every
species of worms. Price city cents.
symptoms. theeornrnon symptoms of the worms are
pslcness of the at other times flushing OF The
face itching Of the and about the seat starting and
grinding 0 hc teeth IN sleep swelling the upper ill., the
appetite sometimes BAD at Other times voracios loose.
NESS alreeable BREATH hard wced belly great thirst
the iinc fotly ard sometimes OF whitis color erpinp
or choc palms, an involuntary discharge of saliva especial
iy when asleep; frequent pains in the side with dry
swoorngs, cold sweats, epilcptie fits, &c. &c.
Though numberleN medicines extolled for eepeinr
and killing worms, equal in efficacy to Dr. Robert
sors Worm Destroying IozcIges; they mild in tleii
operation dinay be given to the youngest mianr mit
safety.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13

FOr Safe.

A two story arics House, and ore
story srscA Store adjoining, situate in
a'as aown ct New Castle. fronting or De.
ia~are street. on lot IS lest front bv 10
Tees baS.k- The lot on shich the houses
sraasa, also ce'sprise a yard, ION which
are several 'oat heuses) garden ana
E7,rass 'SS. Also, two acre grass lot, al .
'naEe on Srange street The hous- and
stSTe ars SITUATED srs ta,s ssos1 public part
'of ta'e toHSH, bSing nearly opposite Chs
CcaaSG House and Market House. In,
'erans, apply %. ihp subscriber a, New
'Eastls.
~. b. Jaxpser.
Ear. s--aS
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
Shsrif's Sales,

By virtue Ut ri, af Lev IA, 10 mr.
de- s.ed, wisl De exposed 10 public sal
an the l,css- al tshn Grow, Il wn ~
Msw Cas,ss,f ia New Castle hundred, OF
Monday tho 1 al, dap OF '}ece,u',sr s'ext.
at Z O'Clock, z. NJ slse eol;.wing desert
bed two Aeac,s of lands, situate, q iays, *
beiug ia she tundred pf Whsss Clay
Cyes&, 10 viz ; No. I. Adjoining lads
oil jaases Whise, John Detrseis 4 oihsss
containing 'sS acres, be sae saaae saare
OF scss, No, 2. adjoining sands OF s+n
MHulise. containing a3scres niove OF hess
Sxtsed and taken IN execution IS tbs
pgoysee,y Of S&aagea pouisoa sua 90 b,
sp.A by
Franeis Haag}sey sheriff
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13

The las dawn Numbers thu rIth, Iath, 18TH, 14tl,
agt ,lst, 3id, SD, Saith goth, 18th, ssh ses, 4st,
is $50 4oth 18th, eth 9th sst4 sad, sd, saith soth
7 isc. syth oist, DAD, o5d, ost, sSth, ooth 9th,
Owe HuNDRED TICKETS in this LOTTERY; commenting
With nber and proceeding in regular succession
to ranfhrt 5000
I I've above Sccne OF the Fourth Class of the State Lot
tery hy offered to the public, under the I'M
preston it i only be aeceptaic hut attractive
ios almost every day, IN the whole lottery. yields hilk
frize, independc OF Six Capitals WITCH arc hoating and
liable tohe drawn SHy day of drawing.
ye ahect of fms ctery istn aid i'll rc improvement
Of tie internal s,avssrSn of the state of III. state
ssnnsy yai, and authorized By the Legislature
pfcssy for that purpose II for the interest of the Lti
oftic state GENERALLY and particularly those
the CITY OF philadelphia, that shoi1 srccod- md,
ioped therefore that all who feel friendly the bce
ofth icuerY, sill buy ticker in ttle same. and Suc a
should no, be 80 fotanste as TO draw prizes ALL At eas
cnGy t- satisfaction 8f having contributed their aid
tLie 1dancenct Of 4 most iallLale undertaking
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
WILL BE SOLD,
AT Public H0Ie.

On Friday, the 2sth inst. at 10 o'clock
A. nj at the honse of Stogdon Small,
it Brandywine hundred,
ALL the personal property Of SAID
',n .lI--consisting OF ho,s hold * kitch
ea furniture, such as Beds and Bedding:
= e,ght dav Clnck 1ables, Chairs |
hureau Sideboard; Carpets, Look
& Glasses, and suadry p,her household
luri,iu,e.
Likewise, ons Horse cows hogs q
Riding Chair lpatent Plough Har.
rows and Gears one Cart guam ity
OF Hay by the son; Corn and Potatoes
by the 5pshA; Wheat IA the sheaE and
in the ground and a number of ether
ARTICLES roo tedious TO enunerate. Con-
diyions made known on abe day Of sale,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
Hilliani Ris,ggoid
FOR sale.

One hurM3red and taenty Eve acres ct
vajvslls handed property, acar H'ihtown'
~ .tliii.GTces Handred, iase The propert,
Of DsvrS Eas(turn This property from
its presert stae Of cultivation is worthy
the no,,ce of the agricuilVfslist: also
about seventy s-szss near w'iai is termed
the yellow Springs, in said ilundred- ar1
adjoining The Gap and Newport Turn
ngSe Road UR which &t,ere is valuable
watsr powero
En3uire OF
.soiin IL. Phillips.
Madison Factory.
&ewport. Nov 5.--faw 6w.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
Ali Agents aud Friends.

Who have been authorised by NJ.
SRApfOhD ,e collect tnonry for him
for advertising and Cor subscriptions TO
tie Delaware Gszette, are requested to
maee an ifnmediate settlement, and
transmit tiAcir statements to him in VII
ningiou by the hrss mail.
Gss 2e--tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
b o''0"' ''''' tut 7 F5IEeU IT dlIss
Lees Hl,tibiliOus PiIja

The operation Of these highly esteemed Pills perfect
lin ana te experience Of thousands has proved the
convenience. ~ ' Ia
fheyare admirably sdaptcdto carry of speraueus bile,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
LEES
HORN DESTROYING LOsenees

The proprietor has the pleasure of stating that the
following case Came under lbs immediate observation:
ts ttt daughter about ,years DID, appeared very vis-
De 70 lose her neS', no particular could be given
ior eT tas piiig away she was at length taken ith
levers, which, with ohrsynpto,ns led him TO bcieyr NE
aao worms; nc ave her adose of Lees Lozenses, which
nougt away, incredible it NAV appear Worms thr
one fifteen and the eer thirteen inches in jenpth sae
three ionrtl,s of al nth round he ha given lie ozes-
es 60 aoen OF ms children, which brought away vas
Inc proprietor is now in possession of the large worms
,hoss inclined to doc them will be gratied by cang 4
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-13
Lees Eli,2.ir.

sovereign remedy for coda, obstinate coughs, cais H.
astlnla sore threats, and approaching cons,nptions
single trial VIII prove that it restores the deternnsou
o. se hhas to the surface of the body brings on the
ooinnion heastlu perSstion; that 1t dislodyes ma
ey"cuates the tough Niseid phlrghm or aurus Strength
s Tue ~eakensa vessels Of che lungs. Thus str king T.
ief Suaiiy aud perm Itc:is.y e9siqncred. -