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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Boston, Oct. 8
LATEST IRON EUROPE.

Arrived at This pori last night ship Aristides,
Carter, n al Gays from Liverpool.
BY this arrival have received London papers
OF the 18Th August, and Liverpool of the Goth,
and enclose you the following extracts:
The stocks had experienced considerable fnc
tuat on Three per cent. consols, Aug. IS, were
quoted al 70 q 70 IA Tine health of the queen
remained in nearly the sarneState New from
France h d been received to Aug i5-The
French five per cent were quoted rs a 50 The
Duchess Of Orleans on the l4h gave birth to a
Prince, who by order of the King, received the
name of Francis Ferdinand Phillip LOUISA Ma.
ria, and the title Of Prince Of Jomville
The Polar expedition was spoken, May 10.
in lat 80, IS, about miles from Spi,sbergen
The atmospheric at tbs time was very clear, and
it is sta ed that they could behold the sun in its
whole circle around the heavens The sea was
open for some distance further, but many flaws
Of ice were be seen. and the informant tho't
the expedition could proceed but Iii tie farther
The London Courier OF HE 18th Aug speak
ing Of the fiuctuation ofihe funds in consequence
OF runors of approaching war between the u,
States and England, says" AS FAR as any &C
counts have reached government, there never
was time ince the peace concluded with the
u. States, in which that peace was less likely
TO be dis,urbed-- fhe diplomatic correspondence
between the two government, is conducted ii,
the most aInicable and coidia terms. As far as
human foresight can dive into futurty, we have
from the friendly spirit now happily exising on
each side Of the Atlantic every ground for ex
pecting lasting peace"
1t is said the French ministry have 6e.ermiu
ed to exclude Buenos Ayrean armed vessels, but
TO admit their merchantmen into French ports.
Letters from Buenos Ayres of 10Th May,
state that a treaty of commerce and Alliance
has been concluded between the American and
Buenos Ayrean governments, in which the
trade of the u. STATES is said to have the prefer
ence OF every other nation.
london, Aug 10
There continue 10 be great fluctuations in the
funds-Three per cents which were yesterday
at rs and 8ths, opened this morning al rs 4,
and at O'Clock were 76.
alt is stated that the recent sales wers by
gentlemen who are expected to take the French
Loan.'
The German papers say, the Russians are
: making advances on the Prussan frontiers
and that they excite the continued jealousy of
the British Cabinet.
Stockholm, July 81.
The DIET have, in addition to the former du
", laid an additional tax on the use Of wines
, coffee. tea, tobacco, silk clothes, rooms with
hang!ngs, and furniture of sils gliding, sofas
chairs, and beds,eads Of mahogany.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
C.Ne1c Castle Comfy, in the state Of
Dglu,cnre. SCI

.fclC CtStt fNihtg' dl tHr nt'itr ~
Dela,cdre, SCI
By virtue an of order of the Orphans
ourt, for the said County of New Castle.
Will be exposed to sale at public ven.
due, on Saturday tie 3lst day o. Oc,o5er
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, an the
Premises at the house of James NJ Roche
in the Borough Of Wilmington in Chris
tiana Hundred and county aforesaid, a
certain 10, of Ground, about 8 feet front
on King Street beginning at the distance
of 81 feet from the cornrr Of Front street.
and upwards of so feet in depth with
1.-THE improvements and apurtenances
thereon erected, being a part OF the Real
Estate of VIM. Smedmer deceased and
to be sold FOR the payment of his debts,
Ate ndan,e win be given, and the terms
of sale made known, at the time af-
place aforesaid. BY Ian &c NJ. Roche a's3
Ann his wife Ad inistratrix sc. Of thc
said deceased, or their Attorney
BY order os the Orphans Court
John u iley Cikt
New Castle, Sept. 29sh lsH---t0sS Y.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Wilmington and Philadelphia
CUACHEES,

Leave the subscribers Swan Tavern,
Wilmington and John Hills, formerly
the Widow Davis's, White Horse ay-
ern, Ba k Street, Philadelphia. at o.
clock A. M. aid 10 O'Clock A. NJ. every
day, Sundays excepted,
Fare l Is Gents.
His Carriages are constructed on the
most approved plan, with patent springs,
ana calculated for ease and convenience
in excellent order, and have cpretul dri-
vers,-The strictest attention paid 10 pas
sengers, who for their convenience, will
be taken up or set down in any part OF
the city. All baggage must be at the
risk off owner.
Isaac Anderson.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Office.

The subscriber intending in few days
TO move with his ftmiiy to the Western
County has appointed Edward Gilpin of
this Borough his Attorney in fact All
persons therfore who are indebted 10 him
will please make payment thereof to him
and such as have claims will present them
to him for adjustment.-And being sem
sible Of the respect Of his fellow citizens
aud their favors to him in his business,
he bids them an atfectionate Farewell,
Charles Tatem.
Wilmington Oct. lost
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
sions of Clemency. and the practical

sions Of Clemency. and the practical
operation Of ,ie pardon. or ,anues,y.
viii h Mori'lo had proclaimed--'i,rs
resent to the eyes Of The people. al
list Of the eminent and virtuous then,
vino, reposing confidence in royal
promises. were massacred by order OIL
Mori,lo, in cold blood.
i'he Corrro. Of July IS. notices the
arrival Of Admiral Brion with his
squadron, on the t2th Of The month,
where be was received will, alyp 0!
artillery. Many thousand stand of
arms, several tons Of gunpowder and
ball, and "a complete park Of artillery
"itisits equipage cornplete; and seye.
raj expert manufacturers Of arms.
In the admiraps ship also a-rivea.
B. Irvine, Esq. the official agent of
the United States, who. the papers
|say, is distinguished for his phi!an.
thropic and republican principles.
A public entertainment was given
to Is. Irvine, esq. at which the public
fun, liouarics attended !; it is not lit
IT, worthy Of remark win what hos
l.;to!lty and kindness, the agen, OF the
nited States government is received
by the government Of those states.
compared with the litter ii buccaneers
and other infamous rpithets, bestowed
on the agents Of Venezuela, &c. isy
the agents and presses Of the United
states government.
The Correo of the 25t', July says.
that the supreme chief Bolivar, on
TIL psrt Of the government Of which
he is the supreme chief, received the
official agent Of North America with
the greatest respect, and in behalf OF
Ithe people, declared the satisfaction
which they experienced on seeing
lamong them in their capital. the oiii
Iei4i agent Of government and reo-
1 pie. iior whom they aiwaysentertaiacd
1.-The most cordial prediction.
/ Mr., Irvine is represented as reply
inc in style calculated to impress a
|hplief, that those sentiments were
reriproraled by the government Of
the U. States, ard prescnted his
! credentials.
: Among the arrivals at Ansostura
Ills the English tri.; Sarah, captain,
Harlan, from London witt, clothing
!! tor the troops OF the republic.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
y I'm exclamation Of surfi'1se.
+ Long Knipcs-cr Yankees.

Greet Increuse.---Fn the year 17sG.
Boston contained only abont t6,S0c
|iphabirants--it now contains double
that number; being over 4o,o00--an'
it has Increased in wealth in ten ipld
ratio.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Charles Tatem.

Wilmington Oct. lost
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Fran the Detroit Gazette, Of Apg. 90.

STEAM RUAT ARRIVED. - tsisAibaS
|hetween the hours OF 40 X II A. NJ
the elegant steam Boat. Walk IN the
Water, capt. Fish. arrived. As shell
passcd the publir wharf and that own.
ell by Mr.. j. $. Roby, she was sheer-l
"a by hundreds of the iuhaiiitants.w hol
I;,a,i sole, ted to witness this (im these
waters) truly novel and grand spesta
Gle. She came TO at Win.a's wharf.
She left Buffalo at half past 4 o.
|ciock on the Esd, and arrived III QUA
Kirk at IS minutes past 6. Oh the same
|,iay. On the following morning she
arrived at Erie, capt. Fish having re-
lured her st,,an during the night i,.i
Iorder not 10 pass that place, where
she took il, "a supply Of wood. AZ lailI
past +. NJ. she left Erie and came
10 80 Cleveland at III o'aiucii ON 's:inrs.
|day--at &C inmates past 6 p. NJ. sailed
ind arrived or Sanlusky hay at 4
O'Clock on Wednesday, lay at anchor
during the night, and then projected
10 Venice Tor wocd--lctt Venice at 5
II. M. and arrived at the moath of De-
Itroit river, where she anchored during
1.-THE night--the whole time employed
in sailing. in this first voyage from
Buffalo to this. being about III hours
land 10 minutes; the wind being ahead
during nearly the whole passage. Not
the slightest accident happened during
the voyage, and her machinery work
ed admirably.
4 Nothing, could exceed the surprise
Of the sons OF the forest. on seeing The
Walk n-the- Water moving majesti
r raiiy and rapidly against a strong cur
rent. without the assistance Of sails q,
oars. They lined the banks above
Maiden, and expressed their astonish
ment by repeated shouts of" Tai yoiI
nirhee!'' A report had been cir, ulat
ed among them that big noe'c'
would soon come from the s. nois,
WATERS" which by order of the gre,
father of the Chemo komons, t would
he drawn through the lakes and riv
ers ny surgeon .--oi Tue truth u
The report they are now perfectly sat
i tisiied.
i The cabins Of this boat are fitted VI
iin a neat, convenient. Il elegant style
= land the manner in which she is fouu'
:, does honor TO the proprietors and t
|hcr commander. A passage betwee'
,,|this place and Buffalo is now not mere
-lly toIerable, but truly pleasant.
I'll To-day she will make a trip to LAX
). ISt. Clair, with large party oil ladir
:, md gentiemen.-She will leave thi
, lior Buffalo TO morrow, and may IL
81 expected to visit US again next week
s I'm exclamation Of surh'1se.
" / Long Knipes--er Yankees.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Precious Document.

III an OLD Journal o Congress prin-
I d in t775, is the following cutry,
recording one of The most important
and interesting events Of the reyo!u-
ton.
Fridag, June is. 1775.
"The President informed Colonel
WASHINGTON, that tile congress had
yesterday unanimously made choice
of him TO be general and commander
in chief Of the american forces, and
requested he would accept OF that em-
ployment, to which Col. WASHING
TON; standing 10 his place, answer
ed -.
Mr.. President-Though l am truly
sensible of the honor done me 10 this
appointment, yet, fell great distress
from CONSCIOUSNESS. shat my ahili-
ties and military experience may net
be equal TO the extensive and impor-
taut trust. However, as the congress
desire it, L will enter upon the mo-
mentous duty, and exert every power
/ possess in their service, and for sup
port of the glorious cause. ! brg they
will accept my most cordial thanks
for this distinguished testimony Of
their appreciation.
g But lest some unlucky event
should happen nnfavorable to my re-
putation, l beg it may be remembered
BY every gentleman in the room, that
/ this ,Iay declare with the utmost
isineerity. do not think myself equal
10 the command l am honored with.
| IS AS 10 pay. sir, beg leave to as
sure tbr congress that as 10 prcnnia-
~ consideration could have tempted
me TO accept this arjuous employ
ment. at the expense of my domestic
ease and happiness. l do nni wish to
make amy profit from it. l will keep
AN extra account Of my expenses.
Those ! doubt not they will discharge
and that is all DESIRE"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10

ELEcTroN.----The Election for
Members OF the sixteenth Congress,
and Of Members of the State Legls-
iatnre and of SheriHs and Coroucrs OF
the several counties, takes place in
New Jersey on the 15th and 1Ath OF
This month.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Gscer tanned.

The number Mpon Hundred has not been received but
reported passengers Tie vi Stage that tile Federal mao
ri @tn ha hundred is ago.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Boston. Oct. 3.

On Thursday the celebrrted Mar
shal Grourhy visited this town. We
learn that hedined with the Secretary
Of the Navy. 10 Salem, YESTERDAY.
Gentiue!.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10

teIti-UT TOT tTfe I. l-lt1oI lIIVSa' U
Piles.
Take rea cup Of n,oaa4:s, IN which
a lump Of fresh butter, the size of an
English walnut has been mixed, let it
be simmered over the fire, for two or
three minutes. This simple remedy ia.
ken on going to bed, has been known
repeatedly TO eradicate this disease, alter
ii had resisleA the operation Of all other
medicines
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Fare l rs Gents.
Isaac Anderson.

October 10, :8I8-et
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
Plaster Land.
The subscribe offers TO

The subscriber offers tor sale a
aH EtRA Of $50 acres, being part
jsss ,g the tract whereon he res'des'
FsazsAnAin Fauquier county, Va More
than onc-third IF this Farm is in timber,
and is land OF the richest quality. Ihe
cleared land is in goud heart, having had
the advantage Of a clover lay, and no soil
bsisg more susceptible of plaster I'M
proycment. He would also dispose OF a
lot Of 50 acres, the whole of which is In
timber. and is firstrate tobacco and meaf;
dow land On this lot has been erected
well bailt saw mill, contiguous to which
at the confluence of Broad and Mil
runs) is mist valuable settle Ior mer,
chant mill. No property is better worta
the attention OF person wishing to en-
gaze in such business. On the first men
Toned farm are commodioas overseeT
house, new barn, stables, corn houseE
aud negro quarters, aud about 90 acres o'
timothy meadow. ,,
THOMAS TURNER,
Near Hay Market Post once
-, ee emf
Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
DR.. Thomson's System OF
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE.

ulIiE preceding edition Of DR.. Ttcm-
"A sans Chemistry, had acquired 50
much reputation b.th in England and up.
or the continent OF Europe. that new
edition, comprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched,
and the new views of the subject which
extended knowledse had suggested as
INDISPENSABLE, was eagerly looked Tor
Nv the scientific world 4 new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
former edition OF five volumes has been
condensed Into four.
All the new discoveries, and all the
new theories of Chemical Phenomena,
have been considered and embraced in
he present improved edition so that it
is Indispensable TO the chemical student,
as presenting he Only condensed view
Of the changes aud alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries Of the
lat ten years have Suggested. No apol-
acy therefore can be necessary for re-
printing such book in this country for
the press does not farnish substi ute
for it. But, there is 50 much theoretical
~ seston--so much abstruse calculation
so much fact OF dubious authOrlty-and
much dubious vaIidity-that notes aud
Illustrations are absolutely necessary,
not merely to render the book more use.
al. but more ineligible.
Under these impressions, | thought fit
10 write notes in illustration land some.
lines in CONTRADICTORY OF the work itself.
rather than to make any abTidgement OF
it. Those who wish to know the modern
views of chemical science, must pcruse
It; and to very many who will be anxious
to study it, calculation will be necessary.
| have cndeavoured to supply these, to
'he best of my ability regardless whe
.her my own opinions are IN dissonance
or coincidence with those OF my author
leaving to the reader to decide between
US,
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes ovo.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS.
I. The work will be printed on su-
perfne paper, with new small plea let
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing sumner.
III. 1t will he illustrated with number
Of cuts. o. which several have bean neces-
sarily added to the London edition.
Ill. 1t will be delivered to subscribers
at Sl2-to non subscribers at Si4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
SlS.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
May s
Was Committed

THO the jail Of Alexandra county as a
runaway, on the 10th inst Negro
man. who calls himself WILLIAM
WILSON ; says he is free born, and
was raised in New-York he is about .
feet Q inches high, full face and eyes,
well set, black complexion, and about p
years of age. He has been in the dis
trict about one year. The owner IS re.
auested to come and prove his property,
pay charges, and take him away, otter-
wise he will be disposed Of as the law
directs. AN'W ROUNStVELh.
June 20 Jallrr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
Potomac Company.

N0rICE is hereby gwen, That the
~ annual meeting ofJthe stockholders
will be held at Mr. Browns tavern in
Alexsld'ia ia. on Monday the Sd August
next, al IL A. NJ. for the purpose Of elect
ing a president and four directors for the
ensuing year, and transactins other busi-
aAss Of the company And that the pre-.
sident and directors will hold meeting
at AIR. Simms's tavern in Georgetown on
Monday the 10th Of August next, for the
puspo.e Of appointing the following off,
GERS, to VITA person to act as treasu-
rer and clerk of the works; one to act as
oil gatberer at Harper's Ferry; one to
act as toll gathersr aud gatekeeper at the
rreat falls. and one to act in the same ca.
.acity at the little falls.
BY order OF the board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treas.
July6 mtht5dA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
For. Sale.

FINDER an act Of the Legislature OF Vir-
u ginia. passed on the 2lst day OF Feb,
ruary, 1915, all that part ola tract OF land
lying in the county Of Fairfax, and COM
monty called Retirement, to which me WI,
dow and heirs of the late Walter D. BROOKE !.
are entitled; as we'll their interest IN thal
part which has been allotted to Ann brooSe
FOR her dover, as that part oil when, Inc
sid widow and heirs are now IN possession
The sale will be made atpubhc auction on
The premises near where the stage roaa
crosses Dogues Run, on Thursday the I'm
ofSepiem iar next, ii fair, if cot the next
fair day. The terms are one hall cash. 'he
balance on credit of twelve months.
WILLIAM II. FOOTE,
BENJAMIN VI. BROOKE, Comr''
August 7 -- II -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
Charles County Court,
Iarch Term 1918.
BILL. IN CHANCERY.
Ropert Perry
ROBERT Perry

JRrSuS
J9mes B Dunningfon, Robert Cunning
ton, Erancis Taylor and Elizabeth Is.
his wit, James Bi, khan and Gatharine
his wife. William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs OF William DuuniDgtop.
rEyHE Complainant alleged in his bill
4 that the Respondents have in pos
session the real estate of their deceased
father WIN. Huntington, whose pen sonal
estate was no, sufficient Tor the payment
of his debts Wn Dunniugton'. estate
is indebted to the complainant in a la,ge
sum Of money. The object OF the bill j.
TO procure decree for the sAle OF the
aud, for the payment of the debts re-
nap,ing unp,id by the personal estate.
Sn,pe OF tie heirs OF WIN. Dunningtnn
&c non iesidrnIs. 1t is thereupon, at
cotton Of the Complainant, ordered thai
~ cause copy Of this order to be in
erted in the Alexandra Gazette tar the
space OF lhrec months, to the intent that
the absent defendants may have notice of
this application, and OF the subject AMI
abiect of the bill, and may be warned iC
appear in this court in person or by ST.
Icitor, 10 shew Cause, # any there be:
wherefore a decree should not pass a.
prayed. Teste,
JOHN BARNES, elk.
June e7 SIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
20 Dollars Reward.

HAN away from the subscribers farn'
1, near Piscataway, Md on or about
the LIST dav of March, 1918, dark anu
Iatto msn named Nick, hve feet ten or
eleven inches high, sleadey made, little
deaf, speaks little through his nose has
been in tie habit Of wearing rings In his
ears, but may have taken them out to
avoid discovery. Said negro Nick has
a wife on Mr.. Thomas A. Digg''s land,
near Fort Washington. and is probably
barborea in that neighborhnod. l will
Give the above reward of Thirty Dollars,
e taken out Of the State OF Haryiand,
ana Twenty if taken in the State, more
Az, ron miles from home-ii within ten
miles OF home, Zen Doi,ars.
JN0. h. BEANES.
July l m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
Shin Timber, SC.

yEyHE SUBSCRIBE, residing IN Malta
woman Greek, in Charles County,
Maryland, will dispose Of (starjing) a
large quantity of first rate White OAK
Ship Timber, Wharf LOGS, Timber SUIT
ed for Slaves. Plank. Scantling. OF other
purposes, in any quantity; likewise Sc
ara! thousand cord, Oak Wood PuT-
&sers will find it to their advantage to
apply as the terms will be moderate, and
there is navigable water TO the spot.
WIN MASON.
MAYS "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
Han1ilton's Elirir,

A sovereign remedy for colds, otst.
nate coughs, asthmas, sore threats, c..
tarI rs, and approaching cossumptions-
To parents who have children aTtlictet
with the HOPPING COUGH, this dis.
coyery is of the first magnitude, as ital.
fOrds immediate relief, cheeks the pre-.
gress, and in a short time entirely re.
moves the most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
iectIy agreeable, and the dose so small
that no difficulty arises in takingit it.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
For tie prevention and cure
BILIOUS AND MALioNAS- FEvENs
H.aRT'S INIT BILIOUS PILLS

is recommended
H.aRJ''S .3TTI.BfLI0US PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree of success highly srate!1
70 the inyentor feelings in several parts
Of the West Indies and in the SouIhe;E
and Middle States, gcs
The testimony of a number OF person
can DC adduced, who have reason TO lie,
licve that q timely use Of This saIutsry re.
NEEDY has, under Providence. preserved
their lives when in the most alan ming cir.
cumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour of medicine than CO.
luuns of pompous euIosy ioll'ded CO
mere assertion.
1t is rot indeed presumptuously pre-
posed as an infalible cure, but the iayen.
tor has every possible reason that can re.
suit from extensive experience for be.
lleving that dose of these Pills taken
once in every two weeks during the pre-.
valence Of our bilious ievers, will prov.
an intsllibie preventive; and further.
that IN the carrier stages OF Ihose diseases
their use will very generally succeed in
restoring health, and frequently in case,
esteemed desperate ard beyond tic pow.
err of common remedies.
The operation of these pillsiS perfecuy
mild. SO as to be used with safety by per.
sons in every situation and of every age.
They are exceIlently adapted to carry
OF superAuous bile and prevent its NOR.
bid secretions--to restore and amend the
appctite--to produce free perspiratiou
and thereby prevent colds which are Of.
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails ts remove a cold if taken on its hr,
appearance they are celebrated for re.
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures at
the stomach and severe head -ache--anI
ought to be taken by all persons on q
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably Ell.
catious in preventing and curing disOr.
lers attendant on long voyages, aud
should be procured and carefully preser.
ed FOR use by every seaman.