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The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

WllncIlng, or 1be C2fDu0pffOe pa
tient's infaihbIe rsforative.
THE inyen or of this effcaclous and invaluable
l. composition, is fully sensible under what
disadvantages he offers 10 the public lately dis
covered medicine From the multitude Of med
cisl compounds, with descriptions of which The
papers in every part of the continent abound, he
is aware that I'LL happy and repeste3 experience
pro, es Tie effect of his medicine his composition
will be ciAssed by many among The nostFums of
Qusckery' Buts assured OF the virtues of this
Tinc;ure he comes forward with consciousness
Of deserving and confidence of receiving sfer
fair trial OF its properties is made, all the en-
cout agement which it merits. 1t was motive
Of humanity which first prompted the discoverer
TO tty its powers, rather than prospect Gifts
being lucrative and. from repeated trials which
have been made with it on consnm?iive patients
has generally proved successful aud uniform
iy slleviating and has exceeded the expecla-
ions Of the most ssnguine. The composition
b I. been rnnounced IN Great Britain by the
frs medical charac ,ers IN the kingdom The on
ly inf-ilble cure or relief IN pulmonary COM
PLAN :. Patents ~ho have been in what is call
ed the last stage OF acolsumt tion, by the use of
few phials of the medicine have been restored
to istine health and vigour. Ts those who
have tried every medicine in vain and vho have
been at one moment fastered with returning
health and sgain been disappointed al Ills next
a trial OF its virtue 10 earnestly recommended.
The preparation is perfectly Innocent even On
the constitutions Of infants. BUTT must be taken
sgreeably to The objections which accompany
each phisl.
To those who are affected with any disorder
Of the lungs, The use of it never fails 10 give
relief. To those who have 2 confirmed Phthisic
we'll as TO those who have only its incipient
symp oms the use Of bis medicine will give i'm
mediate and lasting relief. 1t is likewise he
surest and most effectuai remedy in Aaassrca
or dropsy and al ether cecuar affections.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
NOTICE.

A Ii perfons indebted to WILLIAM SMITH,
= ny note or account, are reqnefled TO MAKE
immediate payment.-Als thoie who have any de-
mands againi him rrquelted TO call and receive
their pay. Jane is.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

Prepared 4. CONWAY, JhfnlSf.
Botanical devero
DR. 1"4NeH
DIR Refs aromatic FmaIeP 70 sc
iIious for bilious ciions,&
DR. Vegetable Specific
DR. Vegetable Pills. a Medicine.
standing
BrtnhA niscepic Dnifice, n gums.
cold!
With rect tseccy Gr few
~ time II dsolyes an
draws The corn he o
without the least injury
the eetb.
nayb c.
No /, y-make Row de-;ree
Nonea are signed W. T.
nmbe
by COE-coE BUXTON and
BOOK STORE JOSEPH JOHNSON
Poa
SSore,B
Buxro
y Tuuary2 2o,l8
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

@f'TE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO sill
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hinlelf the truif Of Executor
of the laif Will and Teftament of BENJAMIN
COBB. late of Weifbrook in the county OF Cum.
berland yeoman. deceaied' oy giving oond s' the
,.v directs-He therefore requests oil perfons
~ho are indebted to the fsid decesieds eftate to
make immediate payment and thofe who have
CIV demands thereon. to exhibit the fame to
Weltbrook, June 10, RICHARD CoBBs
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

Excellent Stand for Business.
EoR Gale in Wayne, one acre of LAND, with
atwo tory Houie, two fory Store, Barn t'e.
For particulars enquire OF
Nathaniel 8, Luther Dana.
Poysls.5 Dire. %, 1917
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
SAMUEL HANSON,
Has for safe at has Store,
1f hhds 81. Croix Rum
" pipes Brandy

~ 2 pipes Brandy
do Gin
so hhds Mola1es
1000 lbs sugar
1000 feet by CIafs
zoo lbs Factory Yarn
80 bbs -Four
200 buihels Corn
50 quintals Pollock Filn
10 kegs Tobacco
chefs louchong Tea
SO dozen Bachelder's Scythes
so do scyths Sneaths
so do Hoes
tons Hallow Ware
] dozen Mill Saws
10 casks 4d, lod cod cut Malta
June Il
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12
KES{ti.lTFitsN.

sauthorisi"t. tiit n nsniIssiOn OF cer-
tai'l d. n"'cnIs !'rrr OF postage.
HeS0ired By the Senate aud House of
Representatives.. y TIC United States Of
.inieIica in t0ugress assembled, That
me lhf'ni'crs of Congress. the Dele
gates iroiG territories, the Secretary
al the Senate. and the Clerk of the
aa"usr oi Representatives, be, and
i''eS are b're,y, authorized to TRAM
II, Tree o. postage, TO any ,,ost
hiiirc within tive United States or the
territories thereof. amy Documents
which have been. or may be, commit
pi"r.ted to either House Of Congress,
during the present session, by the
'rcsidrnt Of the Unitc,! States or eli
-'.'r Of the Heals OF Departments,
'."d printed for the USE Of Congress,
ii. CLAY,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
JOHN G4AEl.AnD.
',i'ni If iAe Senate. pro iem,,ore.
DcvemDet a.tSlS- approved.
JAMES MONROE. H.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12

some labor: but il will compensated
the farmer as i, nroa not ~ done
ever. Year, when ,he field Is IN GOOD
working ORDER. l. Prussia, agrtea;
ole TO the life Of Frederic the Great
wri.t.n b, himself. Vas, traetso o. SAND
were very much in.prose'i 10y SOWING
lurni ), and p!ough;ns them in;tilrse
gave those sands IA vegetable manure
in a short time. Every farmer the
poI.rrs, not excepted. whose lana ma
De iisht ard ,ndy. can rrn.lnr ms
ii, Ids not INDEED lonn,!o.s
in village tavcrn,-.at CURT tiniFs, q
The ioguac,ty oil lawyers; or hci!.,sss u, II
aorsr rares. No. these pIacrs all
mortgage. even good farms; ans; tit1
nr,er yet made IA poor one fruitful
md may we not say that west in'ii"
Rum is asgrc.t an enemy to agri III
turc. as il is to good morals.
Eile pr"cti. al Faomer" declare
)eyers agr:ruliuroiist ought TO stud,
and kDow all the qualities OF, different
sosls, AS we'll as uianures, That they
are pvu,n,itl. attached to eariA ot,er
This science l deem TO be one oil Tie
osl useful OF AL human arts; il il
similar to d physicians rhoWins th'
ousps Of diseases, tlsc properties :"
.ne,.iciues, aad their most eff c,ua
..plivation. Sea sand is good mar
are for all lands anu ,o:ls. ,,ar;i",iarl,
hight sanity lands. When carried ia
nr,ilaieiy from sn h parts Of ih'
shores AS are daily oyciiiowcii by Sc
tides. it is saturated with strong SIN
o. an nlkaiiae nature, and puirId % {
L. tprs whirh the ,t,s. waters contains;
) adds irnaeity to sut.! light sni's. b.
tie pu;rii saline Particles aiifn tn
sid rrt ming luoistare. w'lirh FaEin4
!. units gone 10 operation o. ca" IL
iconse;s IFS nyi -,nal properties IN ;iiri
, lnsiura. IS ,,.--ii,nee il differs nia
teri .;iy fvaln yo.nmon salt"
Nut onls, iis.,t, heai, air, wind:
cain, a:id dews Untrihute so the Ia
cr's iAnors bat the oce n, like
,aiiShty laboratory. senNs 80 the sh"fs
|! III, nensc Gudn,ltirs oil .rrtiizi"s, nd
b uurcs, dlisrrcg so,ncwha, irom til
von.nnun mannrr.--it is Of Il vuls1!l
naiurr, :. compound Of oil, s,ll an
I hearth. and no ti4ntt OF imn.cnse vain
r ;no,e Who viii procure AMI appis
Z 10 thrir iiei9s. Some ttention IS "
ani,itr 20 amherst nj how. aws Msn
). ARDS j; answer bcst---';hss W 81
: he i ui!y OF Heaven, ut ~ ever
aicre; an seems torolrt 48i. iiot!r
,i.at W. mi II ie.;sli ourselves
: abundance. 'tepib. Thran.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12
From the N. York Evening Post Dec. 2
A Rich i'rize

Captain Rollins, who has arrived a,
Norfolk FROM Baltimore, informs that he
saw the Patriot brig Constitution lying
In the PatuXant--that S32,6oo prize
money had BEEN sent up from the Con
stllution to Baltimore, and divided among
her crew, WHO were in Baltimore for
the purpose of receiving it. He saw
also another brig under New Point, sup
posed to be the Patriot brig former
y the 4th Of July. And all this, if cap
tam Hollins is to be believed, is carried
Oh directly under the noses Of the court,
whicn is now setting in Baltimore to try
persons lot being concerned in privaleer.
ing.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12
From lac y,ttji0a.t .liC0cite.
Imprisonment for Uelt.

"Dcl,i noi uajustly "ith others, al.
lyc sn II ,.0t he tea.t with uhiustiy
Ii there b. any debtors under diff
witt. OF paying his debt. let his a
l'iiiors wait until il he easy for him I,
90 II sus j ye reinit IL as atlas, i
"i'l be brt'rr for you if We know IT,
-kGkAN.
Such is the benevolent language o
The t0nnier 0i IA rel gions s. 20 hi.
ialioacTs, to whom christians ap,n,
tie apirohricns epis.ei of in;jdeis
iiow far the Mussuiman oheys thu.
particular injunrtion Of his prophet,
i "n moi prepared 10 stas; sui j; i.
well known that the disciples Of NO
honrt pay the strictes, obedience "a
his p'rcep's. estcen!nS them nvst
sound ami divine. Il. theu. .i.ere il
noi AN unworthy exception made %
The une contained III the biiov. cyl..ci
10 wsirh sect. Mahometan or Ch.is
u,n' would, asa disciple Of coaj iicius
"th the most justice, apply tit.
|cp''het of infdei. ,npposins hin, to h.,
welt acquainted with the prccepts ant;
practice Of The latter. relat,ye a.
:, debtors under a difficulty of paying
their debis.' :,
Much has been written, and more
>aii. upon the sn,,ieet Of arges; an,.
confinement OF Tie body for debt ). II
IS. ! believe. generally admitted 10 ,r
an evil oil the first ,nagnitu.]r..--..,,.
yet, 60 the ,iisRra'e # our cai,ulr, ::
IL is still suffered 10 uxist. Ia va,
RAVE theAstrongest appeals been mad,
t" our sympa,hs lie feelings. by Pour
'raylng, not oa.innry ills. bu, rea!I
suit rihA fisci'irs. az which In
maaNy STARTS back with horror, AN,
philanthropy, biusi,es with Indignation
~ The sight OF crurllies prac,;se.i h,
man towards his fellow creatures.
" hence arises this STRANGE and I'm
natural apaih, TO the 81 ii;rings of the,
unfortunate dei.tor I IL il to,te attn,
'utta I" " want OF piiiiaathrcpip feel! |
"@s or henevolrnee auong our fellow
citizens i should think moi. Have
'e not great nunI.er oi%B. bic, Mis-
ionary and other societies amongt MS?
Do We not contribute large sums off
money annually towards prcpogatiup
ne h"""'ed ~ OF the gospel among
ne heather l.! Certainly, then; a Deo.
ne who have given such strong proofs
! their charity and benevolence. can.
o. he sa" to want those feelings of
h'ianthropy ami humanit, whi,LI,
lone mark the diff,venre bet ween the
avaSe and civilized man.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12
Florida.

The subject OF The state Of Florida
Il VIII lie seen. has zen brought, in :,
h'shiy interesting shape. before thu
senate. We have commenced the
publication Of the documents rrsu.ct
iag the late entry ii chat ,rrrilor, T.,
lie troops Of the United States: On,
'he!f length are so Formidable dis 70
,'revent us from despat' hing them "a,
once. Their publication, with dur
allowance Tor other necessary natter.
Will occupy a day or two.
M ean"hi'e, our correspondents
must bear with patience deia, ".
cannot avoid. MT Int
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12
Boston,. d.

~. Boston, Dece mber s.
he mutineers of the Pittsburgh wer.
Yesterday brought on shore from the
a.ates ship Hornet, in custody o. ,rs
Marshal OF the District, and commits i
TO prison.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12
II. CLAY,

s'Peater OF the House Of representatives..
JSs.iN is.4LA.g kRiS,
i''tb'''r''i ~ Use Aenste pro trinrore.
De- efnber 5. iSiS--ApYro,eu,
JAAih. M3NkUE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-19
uOn The subject of commercial trea.

Con the subject Of a commercial trea.
", particularly in reference to the Inte
r.st of their nnrigd'ion, the COMMITTEE
say" After full confederation oil all that
Las been offered on the Subject oil ntrtsa
IN, the committee think that there is
but one proposition, which il will be all
VISIBLE for the Ministers OF Great u ltalr
to maize on this mead, to the government
Of the q. States. in any negoc'a'i, n tor a
commercial treaty between the two coun
tries, viz. that British ships. trading t."
the port. Of the U. States, shall be there
treated. with respect to the duties OF ton
mage and imports, in like man',e,. MS me
hips of the U. States shall be treated in
the ports of Great Britain" The con
nittee add" If congress should propose,
as they certainly willy that this principle
Of equality ,hould be ex ended 10 the pots
OF GU Cn onieS aud Islands, and that the
ships ofthe United Sta'eS should b. there
treated as British SHIPS, It should be an
swered. hat tbs demand cannot BIZ nd-
mt'ea. eren as SUBJECT Of nrgoc;ation.'
1t will be reculected, that the advice
here given by the committee, has bee"
strictly followed The Briti,h. wien in
vited to make arrangements with regard
to the West India trade, answered that
the subject eouid not be discussed.
When Mr.. Jay negotiated the treaty
Of 1894, Notwithstanding it vas al 80
short lapse of time after the date Of the
aforementioned report he secured, on
advantageous terms. the ". India trade.
/" 1hIs equality OF duties" says MIR. Pit
kin. was not agreed to" II ,caS " By
the commercial convention Of 1876" sayo
the same autsor, that the american GO
rernmsnt met the WISHES " the British
Cabinet on this subject"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-19
Fan-Sash Making.

METAL FAN-StSHES, Of various
I'VE descriptions. will be made by the
subscriber. at his shop, lower end OF Duke
street. T6e want Of Metal Fan Sash
MasufactOry ia Alexandra, has hitherto
been severely telt by builders and 9TH.
ers, who have been compelled to make
use Of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the MEAL can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price is very trifiing. The subscriber
has been at considerable expence in pro-
cucing the necessary preparations, and
relies on public enterprise for success in
the uLder aking.
Gentlemen in the country, BY sending
the dimensions Of their sashes, can have
them made a, the same price as it in town,
JAMES I. HOLLAND.
February -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-19
UnshiReton, Feb Ia.

The progress Of toe petty war agalns'
the Seminole TRIBE o. Indians, is not such
as to gra ify either the friends ct huma-
nifty, or the friends OF economy in public
expenditures. We have seen that bri-
sade Of militia was called for, ard order
ed out by tie governor OF Georgia, to
march to the Indian country. Its march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-19
TO CHILDHOOD.

From the United STATES Udzelte.
TO CHILDHOOD.
How sweet to dwell on childhood's hour,
Though fed, the remembrance yet has
po@cr
To sooth the mind and to impari,
A peusive pleasure to the heart;
To cheer the breast and bosom lone,
With scenes of rapture long since gone,
And light the niRd with frightening
CLEAN,
Like pageant of departed dreams
Oh yes, in every lonely hour,
Those scenes Of childhood still power
To soothe the mind with visions gay,
Aad forms Of pleasure far away,
The heart then knew nor ease nor pain,
Nor mourned Tor joys to come again;
Each little bosom then vas light.
Each scene Of fancy then was bright,
" Aud cropped each flower that caught
the eye"
Or grew in gaudy beauty bS
And passed in wild and spOrtive play,
Each leisure hour OF holiday.
Blest hOurs Of innocence gone by,
ye claim the tribute Of a sigh,
And |, while memory's sell shall live,
That tributary sigh will give.
VIM but could feel now dearer tar,
Was childhood hour then nought could
The happiness Of each young breast,
Or break its visioned dream of rests
Or If perchance moments pain
1t felt, il soon was light again.
And each dark feeling passed away,
Like mists before summers day;
Compelled to change those Visions glow,
For vanity. deceit, and wo,
Compelled to stem the worlds rude tide,
And buffet ignorance and pride,
And still, as journeying on through lie,
Meet disappOintments, care and strife;
Who would not meurn those days when
free, Ter,
The breast ne'sr knew misfortune's pow
Or telt the heart lonely hour,
When every vision to the sight
Each instant grew more gay more bright;
When hope on every prospect smiled,
And formed illusions CAV ard wild,
When fancy breathed a magic spell,
Der forr,s and feelings loved SO well.
Oh yes, f" while memory portrays'
The dawn Of youth its e brighter days."
Regret shall ever fill the n,ind
Fo- hours that "tied like summers winds"
And still The troubled care worn breast,
Look back upon those moments blest,
When il ne'er knew nor care nor pain,
But which il ne'er shall see again.
Oh no. they are gone, those hours that
charmed. ed,
And chidhood's breast and bosom mourn
Like meteor light have eed and past,
OF love and happiness the last;
But still on memory shall the CLEAN
Or that blest hour, its visioned dream,
Its forms of love and fancy bright,
LingeI though set in shades Of night;
And oft, when care aud pain annoy,
Remembrance Of parted joy,
Of scenes we loved while yet child,
It's visioned forms & "day dreams Wild"
Shall make in memory's persive breast,
Some hopes Of future peace and rest,
Some home where free from care 4 pain,
The bosom tranquil might remain ;
Bat in this world Of care aud NO,
That wretched breast can never know.
:.
Fan-Sash Making.
-.., -. ~ - A, cyHS r. ...;o,,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-19

In the House of Delegates OF Virginia.
the proposition to tax tie Branches oil
the Bank OF the United Safes in that
state, has received decided negative, by
a vote of I27 to "a. Cibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-30

sLeued me witl. looks Gf .adness mn.
g;edInIIh rrp-oaeh, the vestiges or! log
wound received on the embattlet rc.i,
in defence Of his country. But g. no,
altered va. the form which for Ltr Lad
endured pair, bardships and pri,aio; ;
the flush of youth and health no long,r
sat upon his paIIia cheek-TEe bright Z,
manations Of the patriots soul lirge:e!
upon his brow, and family illumnrd h,s
withsred features like the radiant rsf,
Of The setting sun. departing Through sur.
rounding clouds Il regarded him win
unutterable feelings. and in the bitterness
Of Indignation lamentcd the iDgraGtUts
OF that country in whose defence he lad
exhausted his youth, health, friends md
property, and received tor his need, cold
neglect ard scOrn. On the very Soil
protected By his arm, aud muistened win
bis blood, he wandered unsheltered, IN.
pitied and forgotten, like an alien from
his native hone. ThaHkless and degrs.
ded country /! exclaimed lis it thu.
YOU cherish those who have shielded your
Liberties and honor from the menace q,
foreign and internal enemies { Slam
upon thee, ungratelul country rremb.e
lest liz forgetting to cherish and rewar!
them inlyour turn, like the sons Of aLcie,t
Rome, they finally desert you, and YOU
present libe, ties and glory perish iorey,.,
and after tiNes attribute their declsu.
sion to your insratitude.
CAROLYN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-30
From the Hart ford Times.
1YGRATIrU oE:-ATRAGNENI

IEGRATITU DE ATTACHMENT.
1t was the latter end OF autumn +; the
night was bleak and stormy, and from
the deep abstraction INFO which the late
ness of the hour, and the iitful music Of
the tempest had buried ire, | was a.
reused by the pleading voice Of a fellow
being imploring shelter. IsPrang to adj
nit the unknown--it was desolate I'M
fiicnded man. But what mingled emotions
OF indignation and respect swelled my
heat, when in his tattered dress, almost
"orc to threads by time and neglect, |
discovered the sacred garb Of a soldier
lie unbarcd his ann, which in better days
with the visOr Of youth and the frmness
OF the patriot, had wieldei the sword OF
freedom in the cause Of hi. land. He
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-30
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

~ Notice is given to persons desi.
rous of obtaining work from tie House
Of Industry. that application will have to
be made by those residing between the
east side of Fairfax street and the river,
t. John Harper; those residing between
the west side of Fairfax and the east Of
Pitt street, to Charles Pase-tor tho First
Wa,d.
Second Wart-. Those residing between
the east of Fairfax street to the river, to
John Adam ; and from the west side Of
Fairfax TO the east of Pitt street, to Ber-
nard Bryan.
Third Ward. Those residing between
the west sile Of Pitt to the east of Co
Iumbus street. to Isaac Robbins from
the west CT Columbus street to West 81.
to Anthony Crease.
Fourth Ward. Those residing between
the west side of Pit street to the east Of
Alfred street, TO James Lawrason ; frota
the west OF Alfred street to West street,
to Jonathan Janney.
GOOD SOUP can he had every dav,
except Sunday, at the House of Industry,
at the moderate p'ice Of four cents per
quart. Families arc solicited to send for
it, particular attention being paid to the
cooking They will thereby give encor.
rsgement to tn. establishment by their
example, and aid the beuefcent design Of
feeding the hungry and clothing the ns-
ked. The poor can obtain it BY applies
ton to the inspectors of the House Of L.
dustry.
READY MADE CLOTHING, such
az shirts, trocks, sheets, trowsers, jack.
ets, waistcoats, bags, candle.wick, sc.
can be had at the House of Industry, At
moderate price. January p
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-30
-0D - @S@ X

A statement laid before the emperor Of
RUSSIA relative TO the condition Of Mos
cnw, shows that since the retreat OF the
French there have been built or repaired
in that city. churches and buildings des-
tined for divine worship 54S dwelling.
houses sls7 Of stone and 1851 OF wood ;
booth, AND shops sl0S Of stone and 447
If woad. The present population OF MC..
COW is $4,000, of whom le7 ,lS2 are
males, aud li-,slS females.
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EARLY HISTORY.

A Narraganset Indian was frrme.l,
deputised by his tribe TO represent Ties.
in some claim or petition to the govern.
ment Of the province, at Boston but
either his credentials not being admitted,
or the claim not complied With. "cuc
red brother" became so insoiebt and tr0u-
blesone, that the magistrate at length
ordered Kim whipping. The report Of
this issue OF his mission out stripped him
in his return. So that when he came
home his constituents with an arch cO4r-
tenance, eaquired of him how he liked
Boston. All ! replied he, Boston folks
are full Of notions which incident was
the origin Of that common saying.