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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

ktNoR SALE Tract Of Land lying in The county Of
Iooehianh, on B.averdam creek, containing ioIs
acres, adjoining the courthouse and was
Tart thereof Fbs land lies well the soil is GOOD and
mere Is great abundance Of good osk timber on it
the neishhothood is wealthy and agreeable and the
sthaion OF the land is healthy. If purchaser cheese
not 10 purchase the whole tract he can atcOmmoda
teo win Ih,ee, o.T or i've hundred Immediately
adjoining the courthouse tract, or il can be ad at bc
upper end OF the tract adjoining Mr. archer Payue..
Inc land VIII be shewn by my seIf living adjoining or
~ Mr.. Amos, living on il and the payments viii he
MADE easy to The purchaser. This iaRd is really worth
the attention of those wishing possess valuable real
estate. apply to WM MILLER
GOpchiand, Sept. II. ~ VII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

- OANoEE NAVIGATION COMPANf.-Atg meeI.
~ ing Of be directors, II ordered that the nest
annual meeting OF me stockholders In the Roanoke VA
ugaton Cogpauy which by law takes place ON the am
Monday IA October, should be held al Rock fapdi,g
ana mat the directors themselves should meet 81 ne
same place on The Friday preceding that dayIbis i,
therefore 10 netfy The same 10 all concerned.
Aueust7. o. ,9on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

ipfHom 3}ses, Bfltian 7yyee, .jy. Bunie 7gree oHs
HeH.janair R0rdnick. Defendants
The acffDGSHtS, Tyres, not hdyiDe enfeyed fbei,.
appearance ana siDe Secnrfg according 90 an 0cf Of
the General assembly tie IufeS o, This eourf
0nd n aIpe0riEs 10 the satisfaction OF the court fbof
they are not inhabitants 81 this sLafe on fhe svcfon
o. The compi0GRts, by counsel IL Is ordered. mae
The said defendants. Jgrecs do appear mere on the
frsf day December court neat and a,SueT the COM
forthWith inserted in 81 the pE6fc acmspa-
Pers printed ia tie city Of RicHmONd for taro mogfhs
Suceersfy, and also posted at The front door OF Inc
courthouse oJ this comfy. II cSpy Tesfe
Sept. IS. 3s..wsw B. >. WURSHAM D. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
rO,p Hmdred and Fifty Dollars rers,s

- UNAwAf from the subscriber on the eth April
y 1917, III the city of Richmond negro fellow BY
The name OF WATT, calls himself Nae Ra,tin-He is
muiaSo fellow abort 80 years Of age feet
IS high is remarkable ON account o: having red curly
hair, and grey eyes, which generally appear be sore
ana Believe occasOned by drink one of MS legs
What shorter than the other though scarcely
cetved without nice observation; when sapsng very
apt stand fast oa his i,g and rather the
leit In pTono1ncns whiskey, which he is very fond
OIL ana apt 10 call at pubic house he pfonounces il
eh!stg also biscuit 6isfn waistrost -trestct he is
an humble fellow, aud when spoken has down lock.
Is hot Improbable that he may Obtain Tree papers c
ei.deasor la pass Tee msh he Il.
terinan, and abseondeo from his boat IN the Basin al
Richmond, with about y LAG ia cash. suppose he has
ether got on board some vessel, Roam.
oke, where he ma! he running the nver, going
the country seeking enplo, dtchei, which
he Is an excellent hand. ROBERT LEWIS.
August %. 32..w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

i6GINIA.At rules holden in the clerks oincr 90
the snserior court Of ciIsBceTy for the Richnoud
district, the i5li say Of July, 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

Nv CUIIIuWtN 10 the dlT OF this COUNTY, as a Tnna
way, on the AfSt day of July last negro man who
G"iis hm'eIi SANDY, and says he belongs to VIM
Johnson Of Tennessee. The said Sandy is about thirty
years OF age, feet orr inches high sturdy built and
OF 'e'J dark complexion has u grey broadcleth
coat aud mixed Virginia cloth paBa!oons both pretty
much weIn. ~
The owner Of the said slave Is hereby requested TO
some forward prove property, pay fees and take him
out Of Jail. he win he dealtwiib according to law
JOHN T. RAwLINS, JaiEt r Of Caroline.
Augnst2I al u1,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

COMMISSIONERS OHee Richmond, Oct. !, 1915
The parties interested are desired take notice that
have appointed the OK ady Of N0Csm6cy neat for com
mencng The account directed by the above order of the
court ~ which day, at ten o'clock A. NJ their att nd
ance is requested at my office IN this city, with their ac
counts and vouchers ready examipaiion seitl .Dt
"A. .t9N JOHN BRYCE NC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

IN cHiNCERY.-At n csNyt hcid Jsr Prince RI.
\ rare county. the 1874 day Of august, 1915.
Hachard ~ OSGTmaH., Complainant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

N/ikGINiA.- superior court of chaneery holden
at the Capitol in tue city of Richmond tie 9th day
OF June, 1877
Elizabeth II. Kennon, executrix OF Richard Kennon
"'Sedse"'-. Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

~ OfiCE....A petition will BE- presented 10 tlie nest
General Assembly Of va. pfa,ug thai an act NAV
Pass anihorisng the sale Off atl Of land the pronsrt
Of TIE representatives. ofthe late Gen. John r. scott.
O'oheF ~ 1f..fgf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
FOR THE FOLLOWING

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moran, nor below I'll learned. 1t is uniformly
rersFicuous, pure aud energetic and soms-
times, with us subject. rises into sublimisy. A
hove ell, the spirit which pervades The work. il
excellent. Ii is the meek, affectonate, hesling.
ye fsitt full spirit Of the gospel
Rev Or. No, Sc Of Chaiesrosrn - Dear Sir. The
character Z t DIR. Scor's Commentary on the bi.
bic is so generally known and so highly approy-
ed that deem further Recommendations need.
less. This most excellent snd useful wor Or
6entiy wish was IN every family in the United
States.'
RsV Dr. Sanders Of lledfeid 49, Sincere inouir.
ers into kno wledge Ut duy will always rise
tom perusal Gifts pages vi h minds more en-
lghtened, viii good resolutions strengthened
and with the best affections invigorsted. The
Practical Observations are particularly yaiuahI.
and give 10 this work its most Distinguishes
excel nee.
Rev Joshua Bstes Of O-ahana - Sir. am
pleas with your p oposAis tor publishing
ScJu's Family Bible and sincerely wish yo,,
success in The undertaking. am ssoms;n,ssI
with no commentary on the Sacred Scr,otrre.
which would more cordially recommend f,r
general use. ii you execute me work with
y W usual nd Ii and care have no doubt. thar
i will be well pstronized by the religious pub.
hc,'
.Rev Joshua Haatitgto7 Of BOsto.-s Perhars in
no wy csnmmis,e' ., INSTRUCTORS of youth. and
private christians, do greater service 10 society
than by exer'ing themselves to disse inmate his
truly invsluai IL wcra'
subioin few extracts from a circular nub.
hshed by the Rev JosEPH EMERSON, lste oss,or
Of q church in Beverly, au hor of the Eysnee6.
cal PUNE &c IL may be proper Just TO say. the
circular was printed ntirely without nv knovl-
edge the extracts follow
Six ed, ions of this great work have heen
published in this country. -
have bad considt rsbe opportunity 10 exam-
inc and compsre specimens of all these SIX edi-
lions. aud sm decidedly If opinion, hat most neo.
pie woulG gre atty preferARMSTRO NC,s FDI-
TON, now publishing in Boston. As The foid
Is octave, the volumes not nearly SO lsrpe "a
those OF the qnsr,o editions bot the paper !, f.
ner sni weiter3 the execution handsomer The
print. 10 sppesrsnee. nesriy IS large: and as II
can he turned TO the light with much less iucon-
senence.h msy perhaps be read with equal
ease and pleasure. hasthe advantage ofhe.
ing cheaper. less cumbersome and more eleg.n,.
'ARMSTRONG'S EDITION sherefnre. il
he one which can most highly recommend for
the use OF Families It's peculiarly calculated 60
supersede he use of. large Bible; md in two
respects 1t will answer better purpose, merely
for residing the scriptures, as it 10 less cumber-
some. snd may ne readily several persons At the
SINE time iow Boston. Jan l9
u Specimens Of tas 1ork mag Be seen at TIE
Bookstores Of William and Henry Hyde, Book
sellers an Poriand and Bath, .4sents for the
dbore 1ork for The Diarct Of Name.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
EXHIBITION.

Mr. RUCGLES, gives notice TO old Scholars
AVA thar his lat hr wrecks practice will commerce
on Wednefdsy. the 18th Of February at the AfIem-
bly, Room. Thcfe Parents who " IN TO have their
chidren attend. aud take parts at the Exhibition,
are requefied TO fend their names loon as pofi
bic, as 40 further arrangements will be made unit,
the encouragement is KNOXVILLE further w,ihes
all 20 enter at fhe time aforementioned, as the
letfs for the different dances viii ioon be made up
TsRxs--Fve dollars Tor tuition and each fchoi
ar ticket OF adm fion-two tickets will be TENT TO
the heads of each family gratis-each quarterly
fchclar will pay one dollar for their ticket, and
two wit be fent As above 10 parents.
A Clafs of Young Gentlemen with be received
the above term. 10 practice the modern Cotliions,
Reels, and Contra Dances, 70 a. 10 enable them to
dance at his bali with Others who already under
ifand ihem. January 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Portsmouth Commercial Stage.

HE public are respectfully informed, tina, the
J. Pyf'moDfb Csmms,eiai Stage has commenced
running. Il leaves Portsmouth, and Bolton every
day, Sundays eIceptedy at ~ o clock A NJ and
Arrives at 9 O'Clock NJ. The Gage Books are
kept Al Wides Hoel ia Port,mouth, and at the
Commercial Coffee Houfe in Bottom. 10 going 70
Sotfon. IL dimes At Cosurn's Hotel, in Newbury-
port where Book is kept fer the entry of names
10 re urniug from Bottom, il dimes at Steson's ia
Sa em, where Book is kewife kept. The fame
Carriage will 60 through the whole route and
conisqueDny there will be no Uniting baggage
New aud elegant Carriages, and .kiIfu and accom-
modating drivers are rrovided The public pas
ronage TO this Establishment 10 folicited
Jan 80 DANIEL STOREY Agent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
NOTICE..

THE Stockholders in the Maine Pire and Ma
rne infuraucs Co are hereby no,ihcd to NEE,
at their flee 10 Exchange Greet On ueiday The
10th day of March nexi at 2 O'Clock p NJ tc
take into confederation the espediency Of difpo6np
of this properly and eiiase belonging to said Com.
pany and generally TO aa on all matters and
things has may then come before them relating Ia
said Company as they raay judge proper.
Ey order of the Presl and Directors,
JOHN DEANE. Jr. sec'y.
M F. & M Toe, Office,)
Por tland, Jany. 29, Is 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
NOTICE.
John Russwurm's HiH.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the heirs and eredi
~ tors Of the eilste of JOHN RUsSWURM,
late of weiibrook, 10 the county of Cumberland,
ESQUIRE, deceased. aud all others concerned
THAT DAsraL Fox, ESecutor OF the lsR Will
and Tellament of faid deceased. has exhibited TO
me the susscriber. Judge Of the Court OF Probate,
within and for said county. his FRI account OF adj
mnflraon Of the sftals Of faid decessed, and also
his private account aeanft said deceased and that
the came will be considered at a Probate Court,
10 be held u the Probate Office in Portland, in
iaid county on the Fourth Wednesday of March,
next at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, when and
where they may be prsfent aud new caufe. if any
they have, Why the fame fhould not be allowed.
ard the faid Exesutor 10 hereby dissded 20 cause
,h;s notice 70 be puhIifhed in the Columbian Gen.
incl and Portland Gazette, three weeks fuccef
lively the Ian publication TO be Tour weeks previous
10 faid fourth Wednesday Of March next.
Given under my haLd nj Portland this feven.
feenth day Of January 10 the year of our Lord
eiehieen hundred and eighteen.
SAM. FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

THE iubfcrber hereby give, public potice 70
: all concerned that he has been du v apoo;ut
ed and taken upon himfelf The truft Of Admins.
traitor with The will annexed Of the ellate Of JOHN
STEPHENSON late oil Gorhani in the county !,
Cumberland, deceaied. by giving bond a. he law
drects--He therefore requelis oil perlons who ar.
ndeb'ed TO The faid deceafed e(la,e 10 make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the fame for fettiemsn,
10 STEPHEN LONCFELLoW. r.
Portland Jar % 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
concerned, that he has been duly appoint ed
and taken upon himfeif the irui Of executor Of the
iait viii and tsnament of PATRICK KINCAID.
late OF Brunswick, in the county of Cumber and
deceafed. by giving bond as the law d;rec,s--he
therefore rsqueiis al perfons who are indebted 30
the isid deceaieds eftate to make im.ned;ae nav,
ment and shoie who have any demands thereon.
10 exhibit the fame for fettemeut 20
DAVID KtNCAID.
January 7S h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
POETRY.
Selected for ihe GaEette.
THE FLOWER Or LOVE.


FROM AELixcouar.
IT'S sad the rose j. i,',ve's owa flower,
Is hl.ssh so bFssht; is ihorns - iuany;
And water on its.nlaen has power,
But has no. on rs Sweetness say
For though young l.ose's ETHEREAL rose
Will droop Oh Ages miutry ho>oin,
Vet still It's faded leaves disclose
The fragrance OF their earliest blossom
But ali the fragrance linge, ing there
Is like The swcr.s that mburi4ll day
De-tows With sadly -pothirg care.
To deck the grasr II hIooal and beauty,
For when It's leaves aie shrunk aud drv,
It's blush extinct 20 k,n,ie never,
10 ra. fragrance is hn, nr,nory's SIGH,
That breatkes OF pleasures past for ever.
Why did not Love the atnaianth choose,
That TEARS no thorns and cannot perish 2
Alas ne sweets its howers diffise,
And only sweets Loves life can cherish.
BIT be the rose aud amaranth twin d,
Aud Love their mingled powers assuming,
She'l reand his brows chapict bind,
For ever sweet, forever blooming.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Il NEW CLOTHIER.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the subfcriber
has taken the Clothing mill lately occupied
by Quimby and Smith, ard that he intends 10 pay
nrics attention to the bu6nefs IN all il, various
branches with much nsatnef, aud difps,ch. He
10 informs his friend. that he takes all kinds of
produce for pay or gives year credit.
JOSHUA PARSONS,
Miuot, Augu1 Sin. 1917. fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Samuel Lombard's Estate.

F~t|FEE<*SF
0 be sold by order of Court, on Friday the
twentieth day of February isa at eleven
O'Clock IN the forenoon TO much OF the Real Is
tate of SAMUEL LOMBARD decesfed, & .ua,ed
on the public road opposite TO the Houfe and Iand
of MIR William Harding, in Standiih, in the couu
~ Of Cumberland as will be fuficient 60 raife the
FUN of One Hundred and forty Dollars, 70. pay
mens of the debts of faid deceaied
Sale TO be on the premifs, At the houfe of faid
deceaied. ELEANOR LOMBARD
Feb 8 1918,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

ADIEU. sweet hours to Friendship dear,
Along-a sad alden
Oft memory claims the silent tear,
For joysaghch fed with you.
And off at evenings dewy hours,
pensvc gaze on yon pale star.
And own iis soft aud magic powers,
u hiess with dreams of friends alar.
And viii they be remembered ever,
Those days 50 transient and 50 few
All YES though twas delusion-- never
Can those blc>t hours their charms renew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

Al excellent instance 81" presence ofmiadn 10 a
sailor is given. When he found brother tar's
widow in despair for the loss of her husband just
killed in battle. he babe her change her clouds for
sunshine, for he would marry her himself as soon a.
the Chaplain would perform the ceremony
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

" Thou shah read.' Deut. 81 IL. " Gire alien
Ounce TO readtag'' 1 Tim. l. IS. Whose read
eih let him understand" Mark IS IA
Philip. Understandest thou chat hoR readest
Eunuch Hor can |, eacspt some man SHOULD guide
me? Acts 8 so, 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
American Manufactured Goods.

American Manufactured Goods.
Ma 7, MsDsy's.Rsv
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ai~y q Byeus. oil
Providence, who keep him conftantly fuppIied
from their long known and well efiAblifhedFaa
ry At Pawtucket. with generalaGortment Of
american Cotton Goods,
coHsssTfNc or
Single Yarn for Warping and iling
9 & threaded white and colord Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing CottoLs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Checks- Stripes
Ciughams-C hambrays-Red Ticking SC
- Shopkcepers in town and country and peo-
pie iugenerai who win to fnrnifh themfelves with
the above articles, viii bsfupplied Il The Factory
prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Superior Wrapping Paper.
jU5T received for f.e a, III. Booknore of
Mussey 4, Whitman.
NO 8. AfUSsE1"s ROW,
100 Reams Superior Wrapping
PAPER January q7
CfNCINN


The Standing Committee Of the Society Of Gin
cinuati If the Commonwealth of Maj Achufetts
in conformity TO vote of the Society hereby Civ,
pubic notice to the Widows and Orphans of ths
teceafsd Members, aud to fuch of their brethrer
a. are reduced TO necsilious circumstances, ths
applications for relief may be made on or befor.
the Jssssd Saturday IF Fsb.Hnry ls 8. at u O'Clock
20 che Standing Commiuee or any individual there
of.-And the Standing Committee are ae,eby mott
fed. that the Committee will meet a, Csss0f Hal
at ~ O'Clock n on fsid fccond saturday o
February, 1919. The names of the Standisg Com
mitiee are 40 sollows:
His En- John Brooks I Mr.. samuel Perkins
William Tudor. Efq MIR. Fowle
DIR, David Towoiend | Capt Francis Green
Capt. X Williams Capt, Bradford
John Calender, Bfq. Capt. Morton
Capt. Adams Bailey Capt. Baton
General Wipnow Capt. Thomas Howe
Colonel Popkins DIR. John Hart
Capt. Dana DR.. Shute.
Per order
lNO, CALENDER, A1Taanf Ses'y
Bolton, Jan. 29, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Post Riders Notice.

THE Subscribers to the Eaftern Argus aud
= Portland Gazette who receive their papers
by Samuel Brown or Ivory Perkins Poa riders are
hereby notified that their bills for Poage will be
prefented 10 all mex, month They will il is hoped
be prepared for payment wi,hou, delay.
DeliDcucnss in the towns of Paris Woodlock,
Rumford, Ban Andovsr, Bethel, Newry, Shelburn,
Cilead, and Albany, will nave their bills preiented
at the fame time for the years 1915 and 1916
Jan. FL, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Insurance Brokers Office.

THE UNITED MARINE & FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, of Portland, having
discontinued underwriting, the !ubicriher gives
notice that he has opened Office. in the lame
building for the purpofe of Marine Infurance
where the cufiomers TO the late Office and Others
are invited to call-none but good names will be
offered. JAMES NE l..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Il TAVERN HOUSE.

TO be let thar three lory brick Houfe ard Sta
bles In Saco htuated upon the Maine nreet.
II has always been occupied as Tavern, and is as
good ffand a. there il IN Saco.
Further information may be had by applying to
the fubicriber IN The above premiies may be
purchafed on moderate terms aud long credit with
good fecurity. DANIEL CLEAVES.
Biddeford, jan ~ If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
RENO VAL.

Excellent Stand for Business.
T. OR Sale in Wayne ore acre Of LAND, with
atwo TORY Houfe, two fiory Store, Barn TIC.
For particulars enquire of
Nathaniel * Luther Dana.
Poyffasd, Der. IS, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
DIX Il VILLA MS,

Ne. I e LONG Wharf,
OFFER for fale on as good term. as can be had
~ in Bottom or Portland
250 kegs Manufactured Tobacco,
conlfiing of Hps Ladies Twin, Half Pound Rols,
No. ! Hands TO he Pound, No q & Common,
of the following approved Brsnds-
5ohn Eoders
p. Hoits
ID. r Rofc
q. Fischer
also
500 qnnt old Pollock Fin
$50 do Hske Do
SO do Cod Do
500 boxes mould Candles
200 do dipsd Do
500 do No Soap
100 do No Do
pipes American Brandy
hhds Rim
80 do turks Island Salt Jan 9th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
William & Edw'd Oxnard.

William & Edw'd Oxnard.
II MIDDLE STREET.
1IAvE received and opened for fale
] Bale BoMBAzETTs,
Con6iting Of Black.
Dark and Light Brown,
Bronze and Olive,
Dark and Light Green,
Crimfon, Orange, and I-alock,
I2-4 white Engliih Connt-rpanes'
Sattinctts,
blue Plains,
Hearth Riggs,
A large assortment OF GIlt, rIa-
ted and Matthewman, Coat and ven
BUTTONS.
ALSO-For Sale as ADORE,
Il valuable Lot of LAND, bounded oy
South and Free isrsets. Il Dec a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
SCOTS Family Bible,
IN SIX VOLUMES OCTAVE.

IN SIA FUL q VI ES ON "A ..
ljS Tois. 5 and 6. are readyjor deiiregg.
vol. ,ciN be ready about March IL. vol Q,
Mays. Vol. 8, June q. Iot /, 4ft,g. 20 =
~ m tchich time IS attended 10 Taise he prics
ATHEIST THREE DOLLARS A SIT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Copartnership.
Joseph GOOLD, Jun

JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.
LAS for faIe at the head Of Green frees, in
= Wen Market Row, complete aiiortmens of
West-Mdia Goods and Groceries !;
WINES, IRON, NAILS. GLASS e PUTTY.
AL.--The FRI quality of Thomaiaon LIME,
- Horfes and Carriages, 10 La-stabng for
Herfes, - uiual.
Aiss-On hand, q large aHortment Of FRATH
ERS which he will fell by wholefale or retail.
~ Beds 6led, on hand will be fold at the low
en- price for Cath or Lumber, or Country Produce
December IS II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

JOHN ADAMS,
Ne 7. Losg W5sE Has FOR SALE,
6 cafks new Rice,
IS brls. fine Flour,
60 do. Middlings do.
10 kegs No. Tobacco,
s pipes old Sicily Wine,
I do. Brandy,
9 h hl,a Philadelphia Gin,
II bags Coffee,
IA boxes Tin Plate,
Rufiia and American Cordage.
January 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
SAMUEL L. ARMSTRONG,

Theological Printer and Bookseller, No. 90,
CornhiH, Boston,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26

A cure for this most painful disorder has
always been considered by those afflicted
with it, of the first importance.
The writer Of this has for the last five
years suffered under this invet.rate disease,
during which time he could obtain no re-
lief, until he accidentally met with a per.
son who gave him recipe which has ei.
lected in him complete cure and he
now, from motives Of humanity, make, it
known 10 the public, viz: Take lump Of
strong British alum about two inches IN
length, which smooth down with knife to
the thickness OF three quarters Of an inch
apply this morning and evening, first wet
ting it in cold waller. In FIVE 10 seven days
the cure will be complete.
New- York paper.