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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02
TURKEY.

liverpool, Jhdy o.
Accounts from Constantinople, dated the 9Th
nit. relate fresh popular excuses. in which two
Greeks had fallen victims. All the Franks and
Rayas were nenaced with massacre A council
was assembled to deliberate upon measures for
preserving order, 10 which the Aga Of the Janis
saries was summoned, and enjoined, on his per-
sonal responsibility to prevent their recurrence.
in consequence, he patrolled the streets with
strong force, ard took $40 "vagabonds'' into
custody, so OF whom ne caused to be strangled
and sent the others on board The fleet.
No Official communication has vet been made
respecting the stale of the negotiations between
Russia and this Power
A letter from Pera, dated the 25th March,
draws friAl full picture of the situation of the
unfortunate Christians at Constantinople they
were flying " thousands, and a number of them
was estimated at upwards of 10000, who had en-
barked, or who were about TO implore an asy lum
Of the European Ambassadors.
DENMARK.
An article from Copenhagen April q. saws in
the memory of man there was never so much
damage done bv storms as the last winter It's
calculated that 10000 men persisted on the coasts
Of Europe, Of which $50 ships, and $500 men,
were lost on the Danish coast alone.
GERMANY.
London, Nag TO-
German papers arrived yesterday. Prohihi-
ton is the order Of the day on the Continent.
In the Chamber of Deputies of Baden a motion
has been brought in, and received with acclama-
ton the object of it is contained in the follow
ing propositions -
|. That the entrance of all French produc-
ton, without exceptions, should be absolutely
prohibited, and the transit duties on these arti-
cles SO augmented, that they should amount 10
prohibition.-2. Similar measures should be a.
dopted towards the Prussian provinces on the
Rhine. unlesss Prussia abolish IFS exhorbtant du-
ties on imporiation--3. Similar measures should
be proposed with respect TO Holland 4 England.
The pnhi5itory system Of France. and the i'm
port duties of Prussia are given as the principal
reasons for this system ef strong defensive reac-
lion. although Holland and England are also in
cluded. We cannot Justly complain.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tire revenue of England. for a month ending the
4til ofafsy Soooo5L more than the corresponding
mantb last year.
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CONNECTICUT.

important Lesislation.-The following law
was passed at the last session Of the Legislature
BE at enacted By the Senate and House cf Req
TesentdtlDcs,i an General Assembly conrcned, That
IN the town of Kent, near the Episcopal Church,
there shall be erected and supported, at the cost
OF said town, an additional sign post in the same
manner, and to be improved for the same pun
poses as other sign posts in the several towns in
this state BY law are.
May Session, "A. ID. 1822-Annrornh
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MIGUEL VALENTIN,
Ell CONDE DE CAsAHERAS, Regents.
NICOLAS BRAVO,
A. ID. JOSE DE HERREA.
I therefore order that the happy & memorable
events be Arthwith made public in the most sol
solemn manner in this place tSthroughoutt this pro-
vince, SO that the generous emotions of patriot
ism may be unconstraned on an occasion which
accompIishes so gloriously the liberty and indie
pendence of this heroic American nation under
the happy auspices of the hero of Iguala, Senior
| ID. Augustin de Yturbide, the actual emperor of
Mexico expecting that this meritorious people
will testify their felicity by lluTinations, &c.
Given at Vera Cruz. 18th Of May, 1922.
| [Signedl MANUEL RINCON.
| By order, Jose Guimenes.
| There are also two DEGREES recognising the
Colombian republic. .4uroru.
Emperor .4rtgustin The new Emperor of Mexico.
AUGUSTlN YTURBlDE was born in Mexico about
the year 1890 lie was Lieutenant il the army in
1910 His father a native Of Spain, and is still
living at Paladoid. He (the father) came to MeA;-
co in 1898 and married native lady Of fortune. The
son educated at the College in .Herico He was
bred agriculture, but has much service as a
soldier He exces in athletic exercises and has been
distinguished for tanning wild horses He rose in the
army the rank of a BrGadier, but being charged
with intrigue. &c. he retired farm. from whence
IT. $3.50 nc was called by ms couItrymen 10
head an army, and has since matured the plans for
the total emancipation Of Mexico on the bases Of the
equality Of rights Of all persons, Whites. Europeans
Indians, Mula;tocs. and Negroes.He Is about feet
10 inches erect well nroportioned. and well formed,
and Of a light brunette complexion. His ambition
cannot now be doubted. but It said he has vounta-
rily asserted that he will like the great WASHING
TON. when order aud Constitutional government are
established retire bis estate, tie character OF an
Untitled private citizen.
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covered, but before tOe respiration became pa
ular, an injection OF quite warm whskey AM
water was used with good effect. and the chld
j. now in perfect health. Let these mears
which require no skill to perform) be rene,n.
bered by every person."
MARYLAND.
On Sunday the 23d inst about r. M fire hr,l.
out ia Baltimore in the lumber ward or Messrs ~
e CLARK, in the rear of MEderry's wharf which s
extended TO the yard of Messrs w. &. H. Bromwell~
the wind blowing strong from s. t. the flames ,e..L
ca 70 the back part Of the stores fronting on the wharf
30 favorable were tire buildings situated 10 srread -b
fame, and from the great quantity OF conibustibe y,
erals contained IN tie stores. it was impossible n A.
rest the destruction, till between 20 aud 30 stores t
dwellings were destroyed, besides lumber wards e-
Most OF the buildings were three story, brick
So great confagration has never before heen III.
messed in Baltimore. 1t is said that some lives wes
lost and several persons severely injured.
Pennsylvania.
The Negro exhibiting az Mr. Sharpless' MuSepro n;
II great Curiosity. We have lately seen bim M
from our own observation, state that not only is M,
face quite black. but the back part of bis neck ana
between his shoulders is delicaely white soft and fra
IN Inc gFaiH- Philadelphia Dsn Press.
NETWORK.
Cduii0R.-It should be generally known tba.
atmospheric air, when suddenly compressed -
certain degree, becomes sufficiently heated "a
set fire to gunpowder; and therefore. ID loadinc
gun, the ball should be driven SO slowly q 70
allow the escape of the air contained ia the bar.
rel. II is probable that almost all the accident
al discharges Of guns, which occur in the act Of
loading, arise from sudden and violent CON-
preston Of air
Mir Elisha Sexton, of Chenango, short time
since, whilst 10 the act Of loading his rifle, expo
rienced some difficulty, from the elasticity Of
the air, in forcing down the ball to overcome
which, he made sudden and violent effort, bv
which his gun was instantly discharged, the
lock remaining unaltered. One of bis hands
was severely lacerated, whilst the charge, in
Guiding the ramrod, was driven through his 9th
er wrist.--SGck. Har. Gax
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw- YoRK, June 22-From Valparaiso and
the u. S. Ship Frankim.-Au obging friend
has put into our hands the following interesting
extract of letter from an officer of the United
States ship Franklin, dated,
Valparaiso, l4h Feb. 1922.
ave arrived here on the 18th instant, after
stopping two DAYS at the Island Of Juan Fernan-
de-, famed as the residence of Selkirk, alias
Robinson Crus0e. That island is most misera-
bic place, slightly garrisoned by the CHILEAN
government, merely for the purpose Of taking
charge Of eXiles sent from that country. Our
passage from Rio, though not a very short one,
was to'erably pleasant; we were twenty days
from the southeast extremity of the continent
before we considered ourselves fairly on the boz
som Of the Pacific ocean, and although midsum-
mer here, we had frequent squalls of snow and
hail. have not been on shore during the eight
days we have been here, but understand from
those who have, that the town presents very
few attractions, and that Lima. though a much
larger place, is still worse.-The Chilians, how
ever, are said to be very hospitable, and indeed,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03

meeting with an armed party on a nihgt
profoundly dark, suddenly found horse
mans pistol applied TO his breast, and
heard the lmperious command, : Declare
simultaneously TO what party you belong,
or you are dead man!-rhe situation
being such as 10 render il highly probable
that ii might be British party, he very
calmly replied, 6 think, sir. It would be
little more in the way of civility. il you
were 10 drop hint, just TO let me know
which side of The question you are plea.
Sod to favor. p" No jest,ng, replied the
speaker, declare your principles, or die"
" Then, By j" rejoined Livingstone,
:" will not die with lie in my mouth,
American TO extremity, you spalpeen-so
do your worst and be damn'd to you,
g You are an honest fellow" said the en-
quirer, - we are friends, and | rejoice 10
meet man faithful as you are 10 the
cause Of our country.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
ABSENCES OF NINE.

Sancho Panza tells good story of a man
who saddled bis ass and went out to hunt
q, tine very ass on which he was then r-I
ding, but which be supposed to be lost, y
and there are few of our readers perhaps,
who have not seen some friend of theirs
searching 10 every nook and corner for
bis spectacles, when ne bad them on his
own nose. We ourselves once knew a
lady who forgot her name but though
sucn instances of absence of miRd are by
no means rare, it is not often that authors
forget the books they write. They gene
rally cost too much labor of thought, and
have TOO strong hold on the affections, ca
silly TO escape The memory; but such, we
are credibly informed, was once the case
with the late DR. Priestly.
AT a coaverzGtione in this city, the Doc
Tor expressed an opinion, which gentle
man present remarked, did not exactly
correspond with what he had advanced 10
certain part OF his Treatise of Perspec-
tive. - My Treatise of Perspective I"
SAID the Doctor. Ny Treatise Of Per-
spectiye ~ never wrote treatise OF per-
spective,'' I" Yes Doctor you certainly
did. and published it too" {" Impossible
sir. certainly not" Fortunately for the
atirmant, 10 tins dispute, the work in
question was at hand, and the production
ot.two sizeable volumes with the Doctors
name in the title page fully refreshed his
memory. Union.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
From an English paper.
THE SPENCER.

Few fashions have originated more RI
diculously than the spencer, and yet 1t was
SO very convenient an article OF dress,
that ii seems remarkable It should have
sunk so entirely into disuse. Mr.. Spen-
Ger, gentleman well known among the
men offashIon about the middle OF the last
reign, and famillarly called : honest Jack
Spencer," was rather particular in his
dress, and had, on more than one occasion,
led the way 10 matters Of taste. Being
once in company where fashion became
the subject OF conversation, be remarked,
that there was nothing SO preposIero9s,
but it worn by person OF sufficient, con-
sequence, would be followed One of the
gentlemen doubted this, and offered some
arguments to the contrary when he was
interrupted by Dir. Spencer, who said, in
order to put the question 10 the test, VIII
lay you a wager mentioning the sum.
that If cut of the skirts of my coat, and
walk out, With merely the body and
sleeves, some person will follow ne.
" No doubt OF it," replied one OF the gen
tlemen present, . for | think, Jack, all
the ooys in the street will follow you, tho
it will only be to laugh at you" Mr.
Spencer said, he meant that some person
w0nid adopt the fashion. The bet was
accepted, MIR. Spencer's coat, curtaiIed
ofsits fair proportion of skirt, and out
he Sc, first walking down Bond street.
and afterwards passing the shop OF imam
OF modes, whom he knew to be always
on the watch tor novelty. The fashion
was soon adopted, and although al first e.
very person aeknoW lodged ii to look eX.
tremely ridiculous, yet few articles OF
dress. Ola peculiar shape, ever came into
more general use. AS to Mr.. Spencer.
having set the fashion, he did not long adj
here TO it, although il still retains his
name.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
For Bremen.

NOf DreHlen,
kkSN The coppered brig GRAMPUS,
M C. Bang, master; is now loading
aud will sail in few days, and take some
freight if offered Immediately. Apply TO
WM FOWLE g. Co.
Who have in store, for sale
a 90 puncheons high proof Jamaica rum
10 pipes Holland gin
10 do Cognac brandy
nhhds st Croix sugar of sup. quail.
% edo Muscovado do OF fair quality
80, 900 ID green and St Domingo coffee
Is chests Y. H. tea Panther's cargo
10 pipes Holland gin
90 puncheons high proof Jamaica run
$50 bbls mess No. and 2 beef
Zoo boxes mould and dipt candles
80 bhds New England
b pipes RUM
pipes } Sicily
10 6aff pipes Madeira wine. Wood
90 or. casks houses brand
500 do nails assorted sizes
$50 pieces Russia sheeting
60 casks Russia tallow
I5 tons St Petersburg & German hemp
2 casks Bridport sewing twine
5000 bushels ST Ubes salt
loco tons plaster paris
sep IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
NOVEMBER.

Now frewns the northern blast;
The drenching rain and Heecy snow descend;
The wise review the past,
But fools know not whence their labors tend,
TIL biting winter, with all its cherries train,
Give man to knowthat vice is loss and virtue
gain.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
John Yates,
AHOrneu at LQ1O.

OFFERS his professional services to
~ the public, aud will practice certain
ly in Charles county, Md. also, if encou-
ragged, in Montgomery, Prince Georges
and st. Mary's County, Az to promises
for care and attention, (Which are usual
he makes noDe-suffice it TO say, reputa,
ton, success and support greatly depend
upon a prompt, honest and conscientious
discharge of duty.
Port TOBACCO, Oct. s.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
POETRY
Unapailing Repeatance.


lfthou could'st know what tits to weep,
To weep implied and alone
The live long night, while others sleep,
Silent and mournful watch to keep
Thou would'st not do what have done!
Hthou could'st know what It's to smile,
To smile whilst scorn'd by every one
10 hide by many an artful vile
A heart o'erwhelm'd by guilt and guile
Thou would'st not do what have done.
And OH ifthou could st think how drear,
When friends are lost and health is gone
The world would inthine eyes appear
s ifthou, like me, to none vert dear
Thou would'st not do what have done.
Reflections on the approach Of W'nter.
Depending Nature droops her head,
And shrinke before the nothern blast,
The trees their ssleafy honors" shed,
And Autumn's glory flies in haste.
From Zembla's cold and dreary shores,
Breaking winter comes with rapid strides,
Ofstorms he bring his various stores,
And pours them down the mountain sides,
O, man. behold the year decay,
And cast athought on seasons gone;
Thy spirit too must wing her way
To realms far distant and unknown.
The fading glory ofthe year
Should bid thee think upon the doom,
Thou canst not tell the day how near,
Which lays thee in the silent tomb.
Winter may clothe in white the plain,
And bind in icethe hmpid stream,
But genial spring dispels his reign,
And wakens Nature from her dream.
ALI when thy morn of youth IS fed,
No second spring to thee returns;
When age with snow shall crown the head,
The lamp of life but family burns.
Then be prepared to meet thy COP;
Let not thine eyes be fixed ON earth;
but upward look to that abode,
Where love eternal claims Its birth.
Years NAV IN swift succession roll,
And each its flul fruition bring.
But that immortal spark--THE SOUL,
Shall flourish in perennial Spring.
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For Freight,

rE& The new and very superior
SSsAENN brig HERCULES. Ebenezer
SSSSsssgssF Nutting, master, burthen 100
ssE tons or about l400 barrels
and will ina few days be ready for a car
go, in preference to some foreign pot.
Also, For Freight,
A The good schr. MARY, Charles
86kG Flanders, master; burthen about
900 barrels--she is in good order, and
would prefer West India freight, which
in few days she will be ready to recelve.
Apply to JOHN Fl. LADD T. Co.
Who have received by brig Hebe Y said
vessels,
/ hid 5 or casks and 10 half Or casks d A
raujo best London particular Madeira
$50 casks Thomaston lime
270O bushels potatoes of excellent quality
80 barrels apples, barrels cider 5 NJ.
boards nov Z
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
For Rotterdam,

kST The superior copper fastened brig
gsSs& ANN, Henry Snow, master, will
sail about the 18th inst. and take some
freight if offered Immediately. Apply TO
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
who have tor sale received by said brig.
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10000 lbs Sumatra pepper
loo casks nails assorted sizes
10 tons St. Petersburg clean hemp
10 bales Russia feathers
10 do containing $500 quilts
3 pipes lsuperior quality Lon
9 halt pipes don particular Madeira
4Qr. casks WINE
Is Or. casks Tenerife wine
80 bbls No. 9 and 3 mackerel
For Freight,
,.SSX> The new schr. PACKET, Da-
MSVid Haman, master, carries loco bar
Tels, will be ready for cargo in a few
days. and for sale said schooner's cargo Of
l4o tons plaster paris. Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03
Public Sale.

DURSUANT to Deed Of trust, froa
( the Trustees of the Alexandra Acad-
envy, for the purposes therein mentioned,
The subscriber will proceed to sell AT pub
lie auction on the premises, at l2o'clock.
on the second day OF January next, a lot
or half acre Of ground. at the intersection
of Washington and Wolf streets; extend
ing on Washington street 176 teet in
ches; and on Wolf street 1873 feet 5 in.
ches. Terms 400 dollars in hand. md
the balance of the purchase money, in one
and two years, with inierst from date.
JONAH THOMPSON Trustee.
nov % 3taWts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-03

a soldier Of Gen. Marion's brigade. ma
p0e0 Leyingstoae, an Irishuan by birth
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02
Spring AID S.lnmcr GOODS.


III No. 5, Merchants Ko1r,
.rrr PORTLAND,
LAS Just opened for sale, blue, black, mixed
IL and brown
BPOADCLO7HS {. C.4SSI.NERES,
cotton Cassimeres--white and cold satteens-
black and cold Bombazecns-blue and yeiiow
Nankins-white and cold Jea0s-black, blue
and white Tabby Ve.vets--Gngham and Nus
lin Robes--one case Canton Crapcs-onc case
A. and Irish Linens-4-4 Cambria rtnis-
Calicoes- Ginghams-book- leno and fs'd nus-
lins-Cambric tuslins---Linen Cambria a. iidkis.
thread Laccs--fag, bandanna ana fancy oi'h
Hdkfs.-merino Nantes and Hdkfs.-Bomoa-
ze.ts-Drill-c Cambrics-cotton Shawis-
Neckerchiefs-cotton and angola Hose-brtish
Shirting--white, black and green French Crapes
tartan Plaids-Fiannels- aid cotton I'm
brclles-linen and cotton Damask- Parasols-
Dimoties-Italian Lustring-V and Mar
settles Vestngs-Nankin Crapes-srcen, black
and white Sarsnetts--hlack irchaws-ltaIiHn
sewing Sik-silk Twist-Duckram and Padding
-Bedtickings->h etings- Shirtirss-G inshaHis
-Strpes-Che cks-fringes Bindings. &c
&c. sc. If. May %. 1922.
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rFHE Sibscriher. Agent the GARDINER
IRON WORKS. has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store ineiardiner, the following az.
ticles viz -
Saw hiill Cranks. Fuiiing Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought & cast Mil Spindles,
Hat;ers Basins,--Clolhier's Plates,
Crow Bars, PIX II Monds and CoulteIs
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad lrors, Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs tor Blocks,
Carding Machine hons.
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
brands tor names, &c. made at short no
tice.
The above articles VIII he scld cheap for cash
Or approved credit. Orders for any description
OF castings, will be executed pnnctua'ly in the
best manner. III. SPRINGER, IT, Agent
ON Gardner, Ft5 5, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02
TALUABLE MEDICINE.
ANTI-DYSPEPTICK PILLS

Prepared BY Henry James-Ne1g York,
A N approved ard almost certain remedy foI
"A Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, habiiuaf COS
tiveness and piles.
Ills well known that Dyspepsia IL one of The
most frequent and formidable diseases Of our
country. It's commencement isindicsted in diff
serent patients BY various symptoms, Of which
The most remarkable are, irrsguiarfy Of the Jolr-
rs, obstinate coaireness, headache, commonly
allied nervous or sick headache, yefiorness Of me
Eyes and skin, acidify Of The stomach qfer eating.
ylen called heart burn. fansienee or irind in me
tomach, bitter taste IN The mouth IN The morning,
foeiid breath, drO,csinsss afier dinner. debility
sassifisde cmGciaiion, depression Of spirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on the
rinclpls of speci6cks. Their use was sugges-
cd bysheory bu, their efficacy hasbeen tested
" long and faithful experience and the result
las been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with Indigestion and
sostiveness, are certainly and speedily removed
~ these Pills.
Persons effected with any OF the above symp-
,orus. are assured, that the Anti-Dyspeptick
Pills are q remedy well worth their attention.
md entitled 10 their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail by
HENRY BUTMAN
Portland. Sept. Is. 1921 eow1y
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North Y armOuth Packet.

eA9N THE sloop FRlENpsHIP, THApp
-ssssis Us RoBRISs, Master, will leave this place
generally for Portland on Mondays and TA,us-
days and from Portland for this place on Ned
nesdays, Fridays or Saturdays, wind and weather
permitting. All orders left with w. r. & &.
sTocKBRInGE, Northyarmolit, or ASA FATov.
lngraham's wharf, Porilcnd. shall be duly At.
tended 10, and all favors gratefully acknowIedg
.ed. Il. NerM- Tcsmo1lh, Mag Z, 1929.
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0r5-To all irFson IL ray concern
we the Undersigned Physicians no have proved the ei-
cacy Of Jonathan Moorrs Essence q Lite. conceive
our duty the Medicine. and OF opinion thar
il generally used, il will be OF public utility.
ABEL. DUNCAN. Dzrfnersfsa.
SAML. STEhRNS. LII %. %.
WA. TOWN. Rcsfmfrffs-. tfst ETY.
G.. w. CHANDLER, fadC-sr.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. Fdtpci>
IONA. BADGER HcIfmfrsfer-
NATHAN STONE, Nsw F-re
PRESCOTT HALL, CheSferttI5
CHARLES BLAKE, kssrs.
The Medicine may b. mad in large small quant
ties, Of SAMUEL KIDDER. IT. Chariestown, Mass. ~hd
recentIv been appointed Wholesale and retail Agent or
States OF Massachusetts, and ainelnd by his appoint
rurnr NAV he obtained of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02

Ctrflftcdtc OF Hte non otflfteN H. iI""ec+
r. Stephen r. Brzdiee, OF Wrstminster in Vermont 90
certify, that have for time been well acquainted WI
rhe good effects OF DR.. Jonathan Moore Essenee OF Lite ~
my own family AMI orhrrssni recommend il 10 be az
safe and sSeu Family Medicine. IN colds, co1ghs
and all disorders OF he breast and longs N the wnoPnt
cough, and all spasmodc complans and make 10 do1b
the crzeus or America woad receive great benefit IN
more general OF the And beng personally &C
with Moore. and finding him be discreet
and well informed man, cannot bur hope he will receive
al due encouragement. y.
Westminster, Sept. :, Sos.