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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20

,o.. are extremely jealous OF
1Ds = war, and never allow lnem 70 , en-
ships Q. h Ssrbors. While lying Oh Liniln'
ter ihell ), n' notwithstanding the known a's-
tbe lr'sa ~ the natives, sent several par
position hore and among the rest parry
ties on sums Chinese property IS min
to Cu' S9;v;ded, and therefore any gwen
utely u n il is the more valuable 10 us o",
portion This r invasion oft was therefore re- al
Eers..an,ed, and at length resisted. ne
dTs' lsi e. and lsborers mustered IN iorce'
Pea'-p,,Ib s marty OF sailors was small, drove
and a. 5 ~o heir grounds, pursuing them
;ne ~. waters edge, when they we're ~ SUI SUI
70 W. by fire from the guns Oh Inc III
prseG; ny;snded to cover the retreat OF the
gale The natives took to their heeis
crew ,hav saw additional numbers OF sea-
when m "ssd with cutlasses, landing to sup
Usl s ,tair companions. The latter pur-
pOlti , hem to their village, where, lnlurla-
SUE susu Nth previous resistance, and 9ncon-
leu n "i'I bv the presence OF their otlcers,
GCne 1900 i,ted disgraCeful outrages asd
!DsJ r;oinate cruelties, woUndlng or cut,
lnals Sown all who came in their way and
llnS n"iIing down novels, that they might
efeI ,bo nnor creatures whom they shell
isas 1 OpIy two were killed, but many
Islsa severely hurt, ard the lives OF se'e-
n1i ,.ere desuaired of. A poor man was
To- TO-, Down while protecting bis vile IN his
Gus ~, and woman had her fingers Topped
"a Such is the statement OF our cores
D MI whose letter is dated Canton,
i.nnnr.. -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Public Sale.

Auv~a On Friday the Esd day Of Au.
h1E gust next, at oclock, P. N. the
Msssa subscriber will offer at public sale
MaG on the premises, a two story frame
tenement anG lot of ground. on tue south
side Of King street, between Fairfax and
Royal streets, now in the occupation Of
John P. Latruite, in front on King st. Is
feet 5 inches, in depth loo feet to 20
feet alley. The above sale will be made
under a deed of trust from Adam Lynn, TO
the subscriber, to secure debt due t. the
United States. "A portion OF the purchase
money not exceeding per cent. will be
required in cash, on the residue acredil!of
six, nine, and twelve months, will be al
lowed payments to be secured by deed
of trust and an approved endorser.
X. TAYLOR, Trustee.
july 20 eols
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Forfeited Fairfax Lands.

g A. MARSTELLER has in his pos
~. session List of Land sold tor The
non-payment of the u. States Direct tax
in 1918, together with owners and purcha-
sers names, SC. part OF which may yet
be redeemed. Any knowledge which he
may possess concerning the same will be
gratuitously bestowed. The list may be
seen al the Auction Office.
The letters Of those at distance (post
paid) will be attended to.
July 8 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Potomac Company.


,NOTICE is hereby given that the an
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders
will be held at Clagett's Tavern, in Alex
andria, on Monday the 9th day of August
next. at Il O'Clock; for the purpose of cleo
ting President and four Directors, for
the year thence ensuing
And that the President and Directors
will hold meeting at their Office George
town, on the 18th Of August, for the pur-
pose OF appointing the following officers,
VIA person to act as Treasurer and
Clerk of the wroks; one to act as Toll
gatherer and gate keeper, at the Great
Falls, and one 10 act in the same Ca
pacity at the Little Falls.
By order OF the Board,
J. MOORE, Jr. Treasurer.
july Is 3taw GA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Trust Sale.

DURSJANT to Deed of Trust from
i Thomas Sbreve, to me, for the pur-
pose therein mentioned, shall proceed TO
sell at public auction on the premises, at
10 O'Clock, on Thursday the 25th inst.
tenement and lot OF ground, on the south
side Of King street, and bounded as iol-
lows, to wit-beginning thirty feet ten in
ches to the eastward Of Royal street, and
running thence soutbwardly and parallel
with Royal street, one hundred feet TO
twenty foot Alley, thence eastwardly to
the southwest corner of the back build
ings, late Samuel Murray's, thence north
wardly with'tbe west line OF said back
buildings, to the northwest course of said
buildings, thence noribwardly 10 the divid-
ing lise between the store House, late
Samuel Murray's and The store now oc-
cupied by Geo Drnker, thence along said
line to King street, thence westwardly
with King street, to the beginning. The
terms will be made known on the day Of
sale. THOMAS JANNEY,
IuIY Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
NOTICE.
july l8

VI AFlNG made an assignment OF my
IL books and accounts to C. Bronaugh
tor settlement and collection, all those
having claims against me will present
them to him for settlement; and all injebt
ed TO me by bond or open account will
make immediate payment TO him, who is
alone authorised to settle them.
JOHN B. GORMAN.
july l3 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
Public Sale.

Public Sale,
ON TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, will be
~ sold at the Auction Store, variety Of
goods, among which are
Sugar OF different qualities
Molasses, Whiskey
Vinegar
Etc., $ Fl; and ; wiz.
Chocolate, Raisins
Mustard, Ink powder
Shoe backing
Beds T. Bedsleads
Chairs, Sideboards
Bureaus
b4 India Mating
Also
Queensware (open lots)
Thread, cettons, vestings, calicoes
&c, &c.
Also
i2 boxes lemons, without reserve
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
july 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Twenty Dollars Reward.


On the 18th day last month, put lets
~ ter in the Post Office, gin which was en-.
closed Hundred Dollar Bank Note, of the
Bank Of Virgins, numbered and payable as fol-
lows: B 1913, payable to Bella CORN, dated
Cd March, lSl2-Wm. cambridge, Cashier,
John Brockenbrough, President. The letter
enclosing said note addressed to James San
derson, ESQ. Alexendria, D. C.. has not been
received, of course there is reason to believe
improperly detained The above reward will
be paid for the delivery of the Bank Note, or
for the detection of the person who has impro-
perly detained tits strange such mistakes
should occur in forwarding letter the short
distance of loo miles.
DAVID BARCLAY.
Richmond.
July l6 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
NOIIUE.

VA7ILL be exposed to public sale, on
w the fifteenth day OF August, at the
Trap, in Nanjemoy, Charles county, and
state of Mary land, about Is likely negro
slaves /; among them are two valuable
house carpenters, and some OF as valuable
slaves as any in the county ; also, an ex-
cellent bay craft, with her rigging, tackle,
and tender, some excellent draught horses,
work oxen, and other cattle, sheep y hogs,
plantation utensils, consisting ofwaggons,
carts, plougbs, &c. household and kitchen
furniture, consisting Of valuable beds and
furniture, desks, tables, chairs, iron pots
Dutch ovens, &c. and variety of other
property too tedious to enunerae The
above negroes and other property are We
ry valuable, and will positively be sold at
the time and place above mentioned The
terms will be made known on the day of
sale.
THOS. A. DAVIS.
VIM. w. DUNNINGTON.
july I8 tbs aug
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Marshals' Sale.

WILL be sold on Saturday the 9th
w day of this month, at Evan p
Taylor's, Coach Making Shop. under a
Decree of the Circuit Court, tor the Coun-
ty of Alexandra and Dis!rictof Columbia,
one eIegan. Carriage and Harness to sat-
isfy the debts and costs in the Decree
mentioned. Safe to take place at 4 o..
clock, P. M.
D. MINOR, d. VI. for
T. RlNGGOLD, Marshal.
iuly 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Notice.

Notice.
In consequence of the atroclous and un-
i pardonab bic conduct of the woman Ann,
called my wife, am compelled to dis
miss her from my protection, house and
board; and do hereby torwarn and caution
all persons from crediting her, or any
other person, in my. name, or on, my account
as am determined Aot to pay any debt
alter tbif'date, except contracted BY NY
self, OF my written order
EVAN WILLIAMS.
iuly Is st.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
Cut Nails q Hoop Iron.


ME subscribers have received another
Il supply of cut nails, brads. ard hoop
HOh' and can execute orders tor any sizes.
also,
Swedes iron in fat, square g. round bars
tasks fresh rice, bales of cotton
D0aSSets OF Bordeaux oil LIST quality
Boxes OF white !, brown Havana sugars
barrels of Muscovado do
Barrels white loaf do No Q
Ioests aud half chests young Tyson tea
r1aii chests 4 catty boxes Tyson do
SSa'ty boxes gunpowder do
Boxes Boxes OF Windsor soap hest quality
6 o OF n: E. rum, gin and whiskey
pplpes OF Holland gin
boxes of window glass, all sizes
: 81, casks .. boxes fine old port J
i'Pes oft pipes & quarter casks win es
Murdocb's best
ouponts gun powder and
eY extensive stock of wooden, cotton,
, men goods by packages or piece
July 20 A. G. CAZENOVE 4. co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20

ARRlvED....JULY l8.
Soop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore, 4 DIS;
height 10 merchants of the district. On
Tuesday, saw ship Wilhelmina, from
hence, of Point Lookout, under full sail,
with 6ne breeze from n. w.
SAILED,
Ship Delta, Clarkson, Amsterdam.
ARRIVED. JULY i9.
Schr Criterion, Traverse, Herring Bay;
cargo tobacco to VIM. Fowle Il Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
French Goods.

- ATtncn GOODS.
1G subscriber has just received from
. NJ uO1 nuts in brandy, consisting of
T nr: apElcots, green cages, & green
Q d0z Double rose water
doz capers
t S uOheS olives each box containing
:, oS q. Ratafa de co,insl
g. r r,e-re Martinique
9 luna Jars preserved ginger
= S Soaes dTyed citron
so oOls e. pine apple syrup
pOftaliOn. Wv 4ua'''S' anu latest IN
iulv o. JOHN HEPBURN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20

22d Days DRAINING,
OF THE
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT LOTTERY,
No. 32I8 Capital prize of D.5ooo
1880 prize OF loco
1881 1858 r92o70
1871 I4o73 9o35
Ell I 345s! 5 !sssS $3.50 80 prizes of
1916 6225
And the usual proportion OF tens
The drawing will take place again on
Wednesday next, as usual.
On the opening OF the wheels on the
3lst inst. the price OF tickets will be adj
vanced to Ola until that time the rate
will continue at I2 Dollars.
Persons wishing to secure chances par
ticularly those at distance, should lose no
| time IN making investments.
All the capita prizes in this patriotic
| scheme remain yet to be drawn, viz:
lprize of $4,000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
+ 1000 Dollars.
70 100 Dollars.
46 30 Dollars.
2l6 20 Dollars.
! and full proportion of tens. The gain of
the wheel in the Washington Monument
Lottery still rapidly increases, the amount
during the last days drawings, exceeds
5000 Dollars.
The floating prize IF 5000 dollars still
remains in the wheel, although there have
been lo5oo numbers drawn.
Tickets DIE, shares in proportion, to
be had in variety of numbers at
J.H.RUNNELS
Lottery and Exchange Office King ST.
Persons at distance, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, or enquiriDg the fate of tic
kets, will meet as prompt attention as if
personal application was made.
j. ILL. RUNNEL'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office,
King street, .alerandriu.
July 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20

The 5000 dollar prize sold at CoHEN's in
whole ticket.
The drawing will bel continued OH
wednesday next as usual. The great
capitals OF D 10000. 10000 5000, sc,
being still undrawn, and in consequence
OF the highly favorable situation of this
patriotic SCENE, and the tickets becoming
scarce, TICKETS WILL RISE to four
teen Dollars On Wednesday after next, the
3lst OF The present month ; until which
time they can be had warranted undrawn,
at the present rate of TveiUe Dollars oniyi
aud shares In nrnnnrfinn at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
III MARINE LIST, ssas.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

conDFeoM TIE READING-RooM BOOKS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
AiienLf02l !

4 many as ten able bodied steady men, be-
"a tween the ages Of IS and IS, viii be receiv-
ed as recruits in the United States service
at this post. Ii under 81 years Of age, the writ
ten consent Of the parent or guardian given 10
duplicate, will be required, before minor can
be received. None need apply who are not free
from bodily infirmity, who are subject to fits.
who are in the habit Of intoxication or who have
ersr deserted from any service.
Twelve dollars bounty and five dollars per
month with the best Of clothing, food and quar-
tiers are IT present to be had by enlisted men.
4. ;. Brooks, Br. MAJ. Isl. .frtiHerp.
Commanding Fort rrebe.
Fort Prcble. July 10, 1922. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
HrDROPHOBIA.

We are informed from unquestionabe author
ity, says the Baltimore Morning Chronicle, that
Mr.. Samuel Durham, who was bitten by mad
dog in this city nine weeks since, died yesterday,
in horrid agones. He was conyulsed in every
iont, frothing at the mouth, and it required the
strength oftwo men to hold bin in bis bed--not-
wthstanding be was bitten 50 long ago, it was
only on Thursday last, that be exhibited decided
symptoms of hydrophobia, and before Friday
night he was a cold corpse. The deceased
amidst all his spasms and agonies retained the
clear possession Of his reason to the last. Thus
has wife been rendered a widow, and several
children orphans By the attachment displayed by
our fellow citizens to the canine race. Thus
has laborious and honest man been sacrificed
to the predominant anxiety for dogs. How ma
ny of these animals now run at large through
the streets of Baltimore,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

} entitled. Solicitations for this aid would not-coGd
not be Intellectual, if few of those who feel inter
est for the rising generation would spend hour
in the library room, when it is open for the purpose Of
loaning books. 1t would be seem that the claims Of
this institution, for further aid are not mere appeal
10 the generosity of the benevolent but justice
Of many parents, masters and guardians, who owe il
more than Debt Of gratitude. "An Apprentice" ap-
pears 10 have proper Of its Importance and IT'S
beneGts.-We hope that those, who have passed the
period of apprenticeship, will enquire into and inves
tigate the subject they ought. II invites-t So
licts investigation and cannot-we VIII rot yet
believe that the public will suffer it fall for want Of
adequate support but fall it husband shortly too
unless aid is afforded.
Our youthful correspondent has misunderstood ever
ita who certainly intended that bis consures
should lie considered Of universal application. Our
young friend, and many of his companions do not.
come within the scope OF his remarks. veritas,
only intended be understood that the victims of the
vices, which he condemns are SO numerous that the
subject might be discussed ia general terms We be-
lieye, if An Apprentice" viii read Veritas" again.
and enquire, more particularly, of those who have
noticed the PRACTICES of which he aud we doubt not
many OF his young acquaintance are happily ignorant
he will find that the vices condemned prevail 10 such
an alarming degree, the general phrase
oogy adopted by' Veritas" in his remarks We con
graduate young friend that he is happily utaac-
quG,nted with the extent of evil, which we hope
he will never learn except from repor-But we viii
not extend our remarks lest should encroa ch upon
the right of Veritas 10 explain and justify himself
EDTToR.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
MISCELLANY.
From Me Buffalo Journal, JUN Il

TTUHt Htt I1UWtttU UUWIJtut, UUty II.
A company Of English emigrants, consisting
Of about thirty souls, arrived here last week,
from Quebec, their way 10 join the English
colony planted by Mr. Birkbeck, in Illinois.
They have with them young cattle, hogs, geese
&c. which they have brought with them from
England. The whole company is il good health
and high spirits. These people came out as
emigrans to the Canadas, and by landing at
Quebec, have helped to swell the lists " of emf
grants TO the provinces" that have been publish
ed from time to time in that city. Hundreds
find their way across Lake Ontario, TO the Uni
ted States, year, in the same manner, whilst
honest John Bull supposes them snugly quarter
ed in his American dominions.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
PROBATE NOTICES.

70 Ms Hon. JEREMIAH BAILEY, Esquire,
Jadgs o. PROBATE zsitsia and for The County
of Lincoln.
DESpECTFULLY represents LUNA You've,
n Administrative on the estate Of DUDLEY
y. YOUNG, late OF Lisbon. 10 said county, de-
ceased that the per>o al OF the said Dudley
d. Yuang is not Sufficient bv the sum of four
hundred dollars to answer The just debts which he
owed She therefore plays that she may be en-
powered and licensed 20 eel much of the Real
Estate Of the said deceased may be sufrier. 10
raise the said sun, with incidental charges,
LUBA YOUNG.
Topsiam, liarch 9tt, 1922.
LINCOLN ss -. II a Court held al T0pskdm. tciih-
in and for said county, on ME ainih day Of March,
H. ID. f39@:
on the foregoing Petition-ORpERED, That
the said petitioner give notice to all persons in
terested in said estate, to appear at Court of
Probate, to be holden at Top,ham. on the fourth
Monday of August next, by causing copy Of
said petition, with this order, 70 be published three
weeks successiveiy, previous to said Court, in the
Portland Gazette, printed ia Portland.
IERs. BAILEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy-A tses.,
JoHN I'll. SHRPPAED, Rfg'r.
IuIy 80.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1922


the proceedings of the club and suffering from the i'm
movable pangs of indigeslible supper, came TO
the determination not only Of resgning my place to
the society, but also resign my bacuelorship into
the hands of TIE first fair dansel VINO would relieve
me OF so burdensome a load, provided nevertheless,
she should be Just such as lowered over me in
the vision of the night Full of these thoughts, invo-
ked Sleep natures soft nurse. and Rugged my mat
rass with more than usual feryency.
NED SINGLETON
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston July l8.-The Court Of Magis-
trates have unanimously found sirteel other
slaves guilty of an attempt to raise an lnsurrec-
ton, and have condemned them 10 suffer death
to be executed on the morning of the Goth
inst. The trials continue. Three of the slaves
heretofore condemned, and ordered tor execu-
ton some time since, have been respited by the
Governor, and will be executed with the above
sixteen, on the Goth.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Athenaan Society.

rs,E members of the AIHEN EAN SOCIETY,
in BowporS Co;LEGE, hereby notified
that their Annual Meeting will be held IN the
College Chapel, on Tuesday the day Immediately
preceding Commencement, At one O'Clock 2. VI.
a. two O'Clock an Grafton will b. d. lisered IN
tie Meeting House by T.. 4. BRIDGE E-g.
CHARLES r PORTER, Cor'g seey.
Topshaln, Juy Cali, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
70 the Honoroble Judge IF Probate for The
- - l..


UCY BROWN, OF North Yarmouth, in said county,
Ia daughter OF Joss ph Brown. lse OF said North Var
mouth ssd ctfuly represent m she is seized
heir with Others. w. Roberr Royal and wife, of
lownsl. Mary Brown, OF slid North Yarmouth, Single
and heir Who Of the deceased.
all CT " HON have aensted their rights TO George
Lewis. in the real whereof the said oserh Brown
died seized aui possessed that her portion OF h
garter Part Of the whole, which she is dcsrous
holding snl possessing in sevrray, she therefore prays
that your honor would grant suitable persors
aurborizng them 70 make division Of said estate, and
of 70 esch heir his proportion in the SANE.
Dated this sixteenth day OF Jaly. IN year Of our
AorC es hteen hundred and twenly -Iwo-
LUCY GROWN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

Ar Court OF Probate held Portland within and for the
county Ct Cumerlsnd the third Tuesday OF Juv, in
rhe of our lord es hteen hundred aud twentytwo
Up0N The foregoing prtitionOrdered. That the petit
toner give notice 70 All persons nteresred BY causing
copy 81 said petition, with this order thereon be pub
shed hree weeks successfully the Portland Gazette
printed Portland Aforesaid thu, they MAJ appear
Probate Court. be held said Portland on the thrd
Trey of August and shew Cause any they have,
why the prayer OF the petitioner should he
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true cory Of the petition and crrer.
Attest, Horziio Souhgare, Resi-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

A sailor belonging TO the schooner General
Warren of Salem, being at work on her topsail
yard sea, dropped his Jack Knife overheard
about an hour after, one Of the Crew caught
a Dolphin, which on being opened was found to
contain the knife in its mouth
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

j he following story has some humour, and
is a happy instance of readiness in reply =
After the death Of Person. his head was
dissected and 10 the confusion Of all crani-
oiogisis, but 10 the consolation OF ali block
heads, It was discovered that he had the thick
est skull Of any Professor in Europe. Pro-
lessor Gall, on being called upon to explain
this phenomenon, and to reconcile 50 iena-
cious memory, with SO thick a receptacle
Tor 1t, is said TO have replied" How the
ideas got INTO such skull, is their business,
not mine ; have nothing to do with that; but
lei them once get in-that is all want =
once 10, ! will dtfy them ever to get out
aga !. PORTS Journ
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

WIT has been defined, the discovery Of
unexpected resemblances. VI this definition
be admitted, it would be difficult to produce
finer specimens of wit, than the following
which we have extracted from the second vol
ume Of I" Lacon, or many things in fey
7cordS = volume that well deserves its title.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
PAYABLE YEARLY.

had encountered. They are soon "a te mar
ried, and the darsel had better be careful
how she again alronts this descendant Of Mas
.Medicine.-A case of singular interest has
we understand lately fallen under the ohserya-
ton Of DR.. w. PckcIs, one ofthe PHYSICIANS 10
Dispensary--that Of a female aged about 20
years. in which the larvn Of great number of
insects of the beetle and fly kind, were disoharg-
ed alive from the stomach. Several of the lar
vac Of the beetle kind, though discharged Up
wards of fortnight since, remain still alive, in
health and VigOnr. They consist, besides the
head of twelve joints, and are furnished with six
feet-some exceed an inch in length.-The
young woman laboured, at intervals, during a
long time past, under vomiting Of blood, and the
most violent commissions, which have been con-
siderably alleyiated BY the discharge Of the in
sects The probable suppostion is. that the ova
or eggs, were taken in by the mouth, and depos-
tied and Matched in the stomach The case we
understand viii shortly appear in detailed form,
in distinguished medical publication.