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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
From The Upper Canada Gazette.

M. Gourly h,st-ssen brought up ny
writ uf habeas coraus, examiaed, ANA
remanhed 10 Prisi6i On this subj -el
the public MUD l. much aguated -
! HiSa md low, ririi and poor, sain $
ard sinners, all sy,cin to unite i'm e0n
: d mating tie q, 'isares which have de-
prired him II his perso3ai liberty
How the ma;fsf~ may terminate the
iprd only k ,rws; bu, 1 am cer.ai,
that suca another i1prudeht irsns4c
, ton wautd thraw en- whole country
inio a ser'Nsot. TIL, question wheisei
NJ ias}a1 Is aS,od 'nsn or u b i
" ii hos rJ.is, x - ID in the bushes. {;
! va must SIC M A.,l> 2 rush subject,
efsr1 ned "a 81 I,-iusn,ou il .: b
lTstEset, f7''ssas ~ go, Jary-g. W. i.
pitN-|,t'ff sstss- 200 \
,hfsc fyfatR ts' -al -, ~ wAiea
! N last u q has risht L.
be crown, at. al q harsicg IL sueh
yyrGa ia fl he Bill OF Righ :
was at,.G AL scttd IN t'ariiam n
whoa he hi zee and Aicess OF o.
auge becao, ,. AZ aud Qa-es. Their
for", m iaH .t.si. lhatran iesiisy the
commitment Of III. G.uria,: indeed,
If such proeid ,. act did exist. a.
weuid not be d, because IL wauli
be Contrary 70 - INA CharJa; II w,uli
be contrary to lh . beas esrpn, ae,;
it would De contrary 10 lhe Bit ii
Riga, s--iaa vNrts ii wnull uncon
i,uf:DndL
"A l. 7slry rtteA Every public nus
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
[Bost. Cent.
IMpOR PANT TO AGRICULTU.
EALISTS

A gardener at Glasgow practices a
mode OF destroying caterpillar which
I've discovered by accident piece of
wooiieu rag had been blown by the
wind 'in;o a cusraHt bush; ard when
ken otit,sas found TO be covered hv
'the leaf devouriog insects He imn.s-
''ia'eiy placed pieces Of wooiien ciolh
~ every bush liz his garden, and founl
TEXT day thai The ea,erp;lars had uni
ersaiiy taken Ia them far sheiter.-
Il This way he destroy many ihous-
ads of them ever, m iriag.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
From the last Massachusetts, .agric,.!
tl.f45 E.H'si,o'y dRd .JoNrNdf,

" N''e' "Vt'f 'itttH
o.. ag III masl succassrul pxoesi.
4ar"ti $500 urc sa2se- 49,. -
eyer known, is that OF 'hk Aims. hSuse
arm in Salem, which IA Gn;ler the su-
per'ntendanee o. MIR. TauI Upton.
This farm consists of about thirty
i've acres, Ks We nre informed, and
was tive years since in state Of ma
'tirr. aud very rough land. I has
been brnush, to. aud he prod zee, de-
ing The year 1888. was as follows
Polk killed, weigh 1850 lbs.
Twelve i've sig, so d ior AZ dollars.
On baud E ~ seven live pigs.
earn 100 bnslle's.
Potstoes $3.50 bushels.
,Fu uips 500 oa-hcis.
thePe Tons ,F sqnasheso
Fifty tens pun kins.
All The common summer vegetable 8
'or the Aims house.
We douht whtther any farm in the
Uoited States ma produced more in
pruportion to rs size, and it is proof
what weti directed Industry car eite CT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
CoLoNIzaIioN s9eieqY.

I A. mretiag of ,ba Auxiliary Caloniza.
ton Society II + s-ierick cou:.ty, teld in
" ncheseer, A4,n5;h, 1919:
hesoiue'f, ifhat tie Rev William ,iea,i-,
Ca2,. Nathaniel Burwea and Col A q.
, ailh be a pc'nuu 10 co,ieetthe suysCfi, ticnA
new dae, and pay III Ii. 10 the treasurer #
tbis SOCIETY; alsu, t. solici, ad !stional >ub
scsiptiens and dauA,ioas; and ;hst the said
persons be authorised to appoint ~ nts to
assist hem in the performance o. ,hcss
duties.
NATHANIEL BuR.W ELL, prsst4
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
CHANGE OF TIMES.

A Paris psber oflhe 18Th february.
in n"liciag he exceution u ma der.
rrin that CITY, IN tina, day, remsks,
his = the d.st execution si-sb 3 IS
e'eHuva :aceT frsaeS g, 49, ~
What IA oeaVast WIN ,hu-e--es
,isru'e, when it was aippauiiy boost
ed ,ha The. aeads Of es can,rntionists
we're cut IF il 81 mion,e,! Paris has
population exceeding half million
Of souls.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
LORENZO DOW

This indefssigsble labourer in the Glori-
Gus Cause OF Salvliian, Is now in England,
and shortly -xpectet 10 rcturo.
He has held upwards of one aundrel meet
ings between Looeon and Liverpool, ant
experienced naay favored seasors in those
ana divers other places, and great openness
IN the mi of the people generally
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

Suoero'. - my OF he Stockholders
% She 'bovc ht7s Was held a Wilmington
% n % inss al committee cf siS
: ooS oic = ~ Hej, 10 csn tpctoD wIlh
"a 40 20 b'f.c,or', 10 examine the az
''r' at he ~ 'tniop, ID o report 70 an
aa.our"e' "aetln- ~ It i0th May usxt,
" ie'""F u wiz Y m0-i cOasl,ten. with the
"pEjiE good G sd re i0 ers-t Of the 5 2ck
'hA'p I. c! s,'le aH'sjr e the Bark, or
TO take neas',f Ter restoring us cIezst."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
NA..'AHs.aH
st o-Ror&. ,qpra IS.

The ship Essex a! N aockes,
watch arrived NJ he V.neye d 81 II
'efi Vt'psr4is On he e. Dent r.
~ Rlsseli rep g thai ae ieft thece
hfee fisifes. tx snn brigs an,' As
ttasp arts .jrst u a Frsm h u y,i
Ass, "ift 1893 '-1ops, AMI au liz nsa>e
rropes'y IN g ads. Eic also states
ia LJrri Cpehrane arrived at W.
piEaisn, Witt his family. % the 2s'h
N'yefah,r. ia = ship Of abnui 500 nas
'alates were E ed fam every armed
vessel IN the pert, aud from The ror' ];
nubi'e dinner was sisen and great
l'y m '1ifeste',.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
DIPLOMATIC SNUFF BOXES

During the last year The British GO.
YernUent expended &c 600 pounds
.terl'ns for snuff boxes preeen,ed T.,
foreign ministers. This suawas paid
Messrs. Randall & B ids the man
ufac'urers: ueat round seln foo, :
00e deilaEs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
.q'er'a. .4griI &c.

5hip Ri.irg-F n,ic-, H,isnd, from New.
6nryp,rt tsTcvi9l-H fep' rie6,) brought rs
= par o. her G 70 large quantity og zee,
Vhich ms su'naod ,evesa' ri ~ iceh"u>es
~ tbs i''acc VIZ tlat o,efoi ariicle. inGe-
Peoo1en' - 'his, ~ STOCK o. hand vas rs;ier
sf1s'i oar wet having been 80 Mill. ."ry
listi~ -. % p lrre erd tn. o. an e:g,r.
eat@ind. IL ...gSe Cgg-s House BOOKS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
MAIL pos3Ess.

,s,, q, nv J's S.ns aa atSs 81, i,a'
ry. When they rsired, With a ;,ic,y wocihy
al imitation went ~ prayrrs, wiih view of
t-icg enlightened by ID vine Witi. 70 as to
dsci.ie justly Vh,n the criminals learnt
thai they were acquitted of design 80 XIII,
they embraced one another. emhraccd their
counsel, and even the attorney general.
Eech of he robbers are sentenced to ten
years. solitary confinement.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
ICHEcrHp

From oar Ronsaey Correspondent, Ga;sz
IpfR2i
1.-The polls were ciosed ,hi, evening, being
The bird day. AIR. Cci,toa soss to Jctg.r-
son With najo'i,y of nineteen; W. rhrocls-
m orton Esq. has amsjssi;y Ct twea'y-sevea
in sise Dissrice, 20 sheehsis our Senator'S
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
Ertract of fUe - he editors. dated IN
ne Ata21r stoly, Earch 20

nc dta31r stoly, Harch 20
"You viii ,a .4r, no DOUBT. hat we
'fe h'sniy s''ur - the news oi The Ces-
SION u fio'aa, We lhItk nothing OF thr
Sd'a' howeTsi 70. /. Is literally good for
no hins: q" @{tsris ITport act. Pen
saco!a Bay D, - harb0r ior vessels Pen.
sac"is VIII : aepos tor the merchan.
DE- deSt!ac % .-apIv the North SVester.
c"pn'r5 ( oP.e ar ready Docking 10 The
new 4rcii itt9a; 'scSg,e 1t is neu / know
R''''-1 ias ~ Tor ne sand texcept-
'hS -inai' 80 rehiess ana does MOI
log g. j., 81 ~ the ioJiaes,
=" ii f.sna ex,iog oished further
t"an or 3 .nds fla Pp.acDia,"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
Paris, Feb. 26.

A num6sr OF American gentlemen ceie
braiei ssasnln GOA, hicth day on the 22d,
by patriotic fs4s: Nix G4ila,in and the
Marquis te Ia Faee,ts we're psescat-many
,s"r;,-ic toasts wefe dsanis -Voiunteer by
la tAystte ,'The American Stars MAY
tlsy shine constellation OF liberty in TO. h
. hemis ;,heres."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

c "a nseaI'h
81 "a t.s .l,n5ia, h, TN e
. ling :ertaiI colrts IN III 1 !,;ili
cia citcat.
1871. Al act, insorp .ra;i,s a San
D,ay fec "a. pnrp,se Il 'n,e,si y a.
R,vis t'i,a % D ..p : SEX III a. c.ae.
- al a ga. AS
tss Al act, iacaFp rating .e,n-
;.an!o ect tnli b i,.,e 1tr 80 ga J.
;, G. TX. 'rom Toe iisis ,r s. A
: r,aLn Z, the !aa,ss Of tn, ia,e
H>r9nnn, TOR istiy belong rs
} 80 J,,nas Casl,s. iece ,set, 40
4, mis- h@t,agiay 10 tte t.irs Of
: hta william, deeea,ei
2 Al ,ctsSil -s,sirs ne rents
-, ,a.co AT n ca lt,'s slreh,use,
e. ss .anl'y al i!bamlrle.
81 \, act itesrp rating Oh.
S,,Irton 5sm,y,leni VI .ch ,aic secie-
".
is5.sAa act. Incorporating 'ha
p lt.s,s,s.i justices Of Inc Seala:un
Zane rit3 Sca.ol.
asa. Al act. to reiuee into one
the ssss al acts concerning aiiis.
mil! Ian. sai Other No ruciio1s ID
We cNdts. >nliSy alterations in
Hlr ~ - a,ie by thit act ; TIE
heraiis os vhieh ',.e MI sitE :.eutly~;
to- ing . d. IL gtet hsf-. since "a
pl II x II 81 aati. The At of
Ja3tsrg. 1919
ts7 Al = tc.ins intu aae, The
seV5 a - sooesrnii5 ae FEES If &c
ssii Z rs, All leai,-in, tle a,is
OF ht.l ga; 80 saiI ices - lis
acE, he 81 *. % the superior ,ur:s of
Cl.nse7y are au h,riz,'i 10 PAL all
fe 5 iie hem, wi ma NY ehIaeery
d Sc. ia,o "A. had, Of The Il .rShl
o. !is,ric' for .,i.s5tipa; rae Mr.
shAI :, have the saae so9er TO III,
t1Ai1 g. tueli fees. 10 ~ atinw Il he
san IN sin, e. co,i..tipn, al
b, nj y ,hr sane SUN mary IN ID.
o. ecasery, e.. |, -hertf. IL k
ca,es. IL nh eHpsc's, IN, alterA-
Cons q sde IN asitw are ant ma eriA!-
IL ilnDystftt.
iS' ~ act. ID reiu:a ipto one
81, a. 1eral acls AMI Daci ,f ae,s
cI1aer1' is tA.c,utfy a ,thar iuf.-
ri1r eouTt.. aai a jl-i.ii-'i,a ,s
Jatites ,f The peace within his Q ar
m''sal i
fs3- Al .et. I'd isia3 into GA lir
se's.s 4 Ae'- eolaecI, < ay.a, free o =
6 ,aS ati oIsi,t e. NJ tny inpIr.
laiI a. 'ra,f}.' IL Il law en- ,arnias
slaves. f--e i.;roas All .t.'Jaes a-e
sd , this -. IA f3Lts cling
= .$'s 1ce IF - fir m III grssIgt
sh,.t vas on lha : Of March
4 faafter ii snail be law
us M, state, and 10
- lave OF slaves. bora
y, ~ 80 tls5t; :. 81 aag terri
- arV:s; -
-e ~
49,. 7-s., 'd
Eect 4.-lU ht 'eih ,ea CT ~
At2 '-,ssp'rtet hrrff e,
eh.e ~ ~ 4 th'> state. D. f'a
0,.sr -'S's 'er .pry ar i'strisi. l.
81 az h'' Dc i9"io' Toe aay p sac
"ht' aver 10 erlaS 'hio this Htis@. ~
w u '"'NAt' my 'aTe o. Lives
III S1ai' m nenn convicted II tTJ
off a. AN her@f7r tean To 4 ty.
t'ss ISIS u tn,s .ia,e, ur Of m state,
fPrr'''iy o. di4frict aforesaid. A
II any pr-sao AL b ing mo hrs
s'ate. CO.. rarv tn the provision4 uf
thi' ac,. Any such lave or sinv Is. or
sh.lI sill, nurch t.e or hold, in f,,s
state. ,anv such slave or slaves t, have
beer hr,;- INTO ,!iis state contrary +,
1Ia ,vi.;,n. of nj, sst So, Y,,ab
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

Letters from Mobile state that David W.
Crawford, Esq. very worthy man, and one
O. the most respectable N rcl,aut, ia A aba.
ma. was murdered in duel with m.l.
Triplet, a, Fort Claiborne, on the 18Th ui,i
mo.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
T II e
THE
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT

L II e
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
OF TBE
AMERICAN SOCIETY
FOR coLoNIzlaG THE
FREE PEOPLE OF CoLoUR
UNITED STATES.
OFFICERS
The Hon. BuSbrod Washington President
yIcE, PRrsIDENrs
Hon VIM. L. Clawfotd, Of Georgia.
Hon. Henry Clay, o. Ken.ucky.
Hon. VIM. Philips, OF Massachusetts,.
Col. Henry Rutgers. of New York.
Hon. John f. Howard, nf NJ ,ry land.
Hon. john e. Herbert, of Maryland.
Isasc EI'kim, Esq of Maryland.
John Taylor, of Caroline, Esq Of Virginia,
Gen. John HartweIl Cooke, OF Virginia.
Gen. Andrew JackscR, OF Tennessee
Robert Raiston, Esq Of Philadelphia
Right Rev. Bishop White, Of PHI elpl1s,
Zen. .'oAu Msson. Distcic' &c Coluab:z.
Saniuei BsyaFd, Esq. of New Jersey
MANAcERs.
Francis S. KY, Rev. WIN. Wilmer,
Walter Jones, Henry FoNall,
Rev. Dr. j. Laurie, k.v. Wm Hawlry,
Rev Dr.. S 3. BaIch, WIN. II. f;'1huEh,
Rev. o. & Blown, VIM. Thori ton
Elias B. Caldwell, Esq. Secretdyy
,!ohn Underwood, recording S Cfet41r.
David English, Treasurer
AT a spcc1al meeting Of Tie American
Co.ouiz tioc Society heiJ on Saturday,
tire 2ISt # NoO 1873, at tie cir Ho.el,
city Of Was4iagton =
Reso!oea, Tna the thanks Of NJ AMER.
en- Colonization Soci' y are duo to E5ent-
yes Burgess, for he ability, zcall and fidelity,
with which he has perl,Ime Y,fhe duties as
signed to him as ore Of ,hs Gents Of The So
CT ~ dcpu,ed to e@plofe the western coast
: ,1Sssdf t'fsS5SFhai Gle ~ rericao Colopiza-
ton Souig5 cherish on sff ctioaate respec;
fre lie Aasn y of theft deceased agent, .
5auuvs J Nils, and dcepiy 'egre, ti'e loes..
which .!ey have sustained oy his .glIiEs ~
death
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09

TT PkT TING, ofaH kinds eTeeSied
G saasfaesory manner, az fa;s efee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09
" .s ..,,.4sidsnt Of The U: States.

w ua ..r,..s;dent OF The u. Sta'sS'
10 provide for the ascsIs-s~-- ,.ssed on
ne boundary lines fixed by the treaty s~- @st
Creek Indians. and tor other purposes" the Pres
dent OF the United States is authorized 20 cause
the iands acquired BY the sad treaty TO be offered
Tor sale, when surveyed:
Therefore, !, JAMES MONROE, President of The
United States, do hereby declare and make know1
that public s.les for the disposal (sgreesbe to sw)
of certsin lands IN the territory OF AabsmA, shai.
be held at Huntsville, IN said Territory follows
On the hrst Monday in July next, Tor the sale of
townships 9, 40, IL, ~, I3 and IL in ranges and
2, west-9, ~, IL, ~, 13 and IA in range ], east
y, III, IL and IA, Ia range q east-l2 and Is, ~
range 8, east--li. IL and Is. in range q. east
On the hrst Monday in September, for the sale Of
townships and 10, in range 3, west-9, 10, IL. IL,
Is, H. Is, 10. ~. l6, %, 20 and 2i, in ranges
and 5, west.
On the first Monday in November, for the sale Q,
townships, 9, 10 and IL in ranges and z, west
9 aud 10, in range wesl--9, 10 and IL, in rang
9, west-9, 10, III and IL in rang. 10 west-9, l0
III, IL and Is in range III, west-9, 10, IL, IL, l3
and IA in range Il, west
On the hrst Monday in January. 1920, for tbt
sale OF township 9 10 ii ~. Is and IA in range.
l3 and H. west--iC. IL, ", l3 and IA, in rang,
IS. west--li IL, Is and IA, in range 10. west-lt
and l3, IN range IL west.
And sales shall be held at Cahsba, III the ssio
territory, on the frs, Monday in August next fo'
the safe oi township g. ~. IL, l2 l3, ~ and Is ~
range So, 10 II, IL, l3 Is and l6, ii range D,
IL, in range 7--i0 and H. is range 9-6, 9, 10 snd
III, in ranges 10 and li-9 10 anG IL, in range l..
Excepting such lands as have been, or shall be IRE
served according TO law, for The of setoois
and for other purposes Each sale shall continue
open for two weeks and no longer, and shall com
mence with the lowest number of section, tow nshp
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, the city of Washington
this twentieth day OF March, one thoussDd eighf
hundred and nineteen JAMES MONROE
BY the President JOSIAH MElGs
Commissioner of the Geneis 81 Land Ohic,
CT Printers of Newspapers who s1ihorize
10 publish the Laws of the United States, w,li insert
the above week till tue first of January next
April 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09

msfJoramfst>~
useful dutes,th The ecoDony
sadly dsranscd indeed, and the young . -
band, who fcndIy hopes that fortune las bic
sed him witn careful and as-iduous com pan i.
ION, Will find his prospects obscured and do
,nesiic troubles will pave the say for decay
of mercantile or professional prosperity.
Old bachelors, like myself, have many ex
celleni opportunitie, Of looking inIo Cause
md effec,s-donestic peace and dcmes,i'
prospefity--aDd have seen and sscerlaiDed
TO my satisfaction, how much we'll orgsnlz
ed family, may contribute 10 the welfare,
temper and happiness OF man OF business.
II have seen u merchant worried 10 dlstfac
ton, TO raise money TO meet his engage mems
--harrassed by creditors and usnrers--worn
out With anxiety and fatigue, return TO his
house afier bank hours, and finding no table
spread, no hre made, no cheerful voice 10
welcome him gloomy, lfrascibie and peto-
isot, ho has gone to- some tavern, ate his din
ner alone, mixed subsequently, win company,
drank folly to drown sorrow and bury rsfec-
tion, and plunged into extrsyagance, plsy,
and finally ruin. Reverse the picture, and
have seen man equally harfased, worried
end fatigued, go home to dine his table
neaty aud clsanly spread, his wife pleasan,
and aHeclionate, his children interesting, and
his fare well cooked, essoned with health, con
tenlmeht and good humor--he has forgotten
his ca cs--eiven his troubles 10 the wind
enjoyed The present, and retu ned TO his puf.
suiIs, with new enc gies and perseverance,.
Thus il will be seen, that tie Influence of o
good wife when properly exercised, tends
cminsDlly to smooth the brow Of care, and TO
aid IN advancing The Interest and promo,Ing
the happiness ol her husband and chi,d en-.
". Y. ar. .adD. HOWARD.
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THE GRAVE.

NE Gk AVE.
THERE is balm for every voc.
a so.ac- for che tears that how
DIV he pale cheek Of sorrows child.
One nope therc is that will not fade
Twill h@.i he wounds by treaci e., made, Z
And soften cen DISTRACTION w,d.
That hope is in the yrpve.
When poverty's relentless blast,
And treschery's arrows thicScn fast.
Around their victims head;
Let him but think on fhis and smile;
VAIN, vain are malice, hate and guile,
When IN his narrow mansion laid
HE comfort is the grave
heard wretched father grosn,
and mark'd his burning tears roll down.
An who shall soothe the wre,ch's grefi
The rosrld will mock his deep-drawn sigh,
For her that's sunk in infamyi
But mourner death will bring relief;
Dhss slumbers in the grave |!
Heard you the ruin'd fair ones sigh,
Of deep and hopeless agony
Poor out-cast dry those streaming tears,
Thy heart by treachsry is riven
Thy name TO iefamy is given;
But dooM will quiet ali thy fears;
No terrors haunt the grope
oh grave thou art the mourner's friend,
In thee his griefs and SORROWS end
In hee WOO supreme repose,
lie, bin who iecs the POI soned dart,
o. malice snkling in his heat,
Go seek solsce for hi, woes ,
He'll find it in tho grspe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09
*m% CURES PLRfUkNiEL
Though heretofore considered hasf rehtj b.
DIX. RbLFf'S
BOTANICAL DROPS.

BOZ HNILAL DROPS.
U MIR neaymon, carpenter Of BOsfsn, was 20
lVA months afflicted with the
back OF his hand which incapacisted in. for work.
afte, having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered ncursble.
was cured and restored to health by akng bottles
OF these drops
.'fr Wrght Of Boston, was years afflicted with
fever-sore of his legs, had tried most medi-
cnes withou, effect was cured BY 2 bottles
"A Child Of Mr. BarriH, of Hanover was cured
Of Ulcers and Biles, OF which had eat down -
the ribs, by 8 bottles This child was considered
in dying stale when he began trking these drops
I'm Infant Of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, bind With both eyes, was Gu ed BY bot
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely sffiicsed
for Is years, With eruption all over her attended
with most tormenting itobings, burnngs and botch-
es. had lost thereby two toe and cne hrger nails,
vas cured by bottles she had not left ber room
tor 6 months. aud considered past al reief!
Il Gentleman Of LearnsI ION, ~ss sfiiicted 20 yesrs
with ulcers in his egs, could, obtain no relief.
was cured by bottles. \
"A Cestieman of Boston, his wife md S children
many years ,fficted with eruptions had tried
ever. medicine withou, success was cured BY these
Drops,
n Gentleman Of Rorbnry. was so years afflicted
with humor on one of legs, ATTENDED with tui ming
itching and blotcbes, was resigned pas, relief.
for 80 years could no; lie bed at tim. pei
fectiy cured by these drolS
a Lady Of Chariestowa two years afflicted
with a white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance. and considered psst relief. con-
traction had formed, when isking these Drops
aud using DR. Jebb's Liniment in ) weeks she had
the tree use OF the joint, the pain left her. and BY
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro]
fula, St Anhony's FIRE, leprocy, pmpled faces. en7
Isrged glands, sore legs, ulcers when The bon4
is affected. veneris tants, when me reury has fitted
are the hes, spring and autumnaI physio, and ma
ne given to children with Perfect ssfety-Price SiI
six bottles for FIVE dollars, 12 bottles for 50 od
~ dozen for 800 -0-r fax for "Dr Relie BotaH1
Zeal Drops"-None are genuine, unless sigred WI
T Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale BY tbd
sole proprietor. " 7. Conway. chemist. No J. Bun.|
,ted Place. Bostoo; by his special appointment By
SAMUEL w. NINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO. Tbames-srreet, Newport.
.ai.e, by
Lemnel w Briggs, B,ssisis Hercules Whitney, y
u Mason. Precedence; Dyer and Hoves, 3indhGri
Creene, Ne.v. London Isaac ID bull, Horfford AZ
most druggists, bookseller and post masters thrt
,he United states where may be had all thes3
Justly esteemed and highly opbroved Medicines
srsparedby W. Conway"
D~c. lsi7N wv
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p. Worshy y noiiee.--A' saw mill one mile
cas-, oi Chadd's road across the B'andywine,
and about the middle OF last March, as a man
was sawiug a large poplar log, he was sur
prised al hearing the saw strike against
some hing Ve'y unusual, that obliged him 10
stop the mili upon examiOa'ion u proved 10
be a cannon ball ii fou pounds weight, com
pleley e. own over so as TO leave 90 mark -
|, appears evident from every Circumstance,
that this bal was discha'g ged from the Amer
ican battery on he day oil the bs'tle OF Ban
dywine Sep. IL, l777, a. the zee IN which
II was found, gie~ Just back OF The ground
where the British soldiers were encamred.
From tina tiDs to the p essnt is more Than !
yesrs that it has lain perfectly harmie',
though we CANNOT say what damage II may
have done 10 its passage rom the san 10 the
trce.
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CUNDALL'S MILLS-P@lsnlouth
Il neoer. .toiLing Sbring!

n WtVIF-/UttfUtS OWV VtS
IRE subscribers respectfully inform The pubic
i that they carry on the wool Manufacturing
business in all its brsnches-,hs, their machine
in complete repo,r-- h',r long experience
will therefore enable then to.pe,form all the bran.
Finishing. all the various kind OF oolen Goods. ~,
point OF colour and hnsh equa, if not superior to
any establishment in this county They guarsnt,,
to complete all orders in their line, etdily
on as reasonable terms ss at any establishment @,
this Island. CLARKE & GRlNNELL
n. b The following persons viii receive all a.
ticles intended 70, their mandatory Jon sHHR
NAN, Of Newport-sANTosp ALMy, of Little
G. mpton--PrLEe CoREr. OF Tiverton--and VII
LIAM PEARsE. Bris,ol.tetry
rhey have constantly on hand at wholesale an
retail satinnets, Plains, Cassimeres. Flsnneis <,
which they deter mined to sell at moderate ice
Newport, april 20
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CONSIDERATYON.

The considert,on of greater evil, is q sor'
OF remedy sgsiost o lesser. Aris,ippus har
a farm burn, down and when fisnd OF h's
expressed conectn for him. he said, l hs,
rhree farms yet left. and thou has, but one
- ell, and have moro reason to lament Thy
.n,sfotsone, than thou mine.
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IMAGINATION.

II We viii crea,e imegna'y wants TO our.
selves, why do we not create an imaginary
satisfaction TO theml II we're the merrier
frenzy OF tho Two, % be like the A,hen,an.
who fancied all the ships that came inlo the
hirbor, were his own.