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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
F.3SHIONABLE GOODS,
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A variety of Lad es' hraw and esne Bon
nets, OF The hewell London fallli0n Graw
trimmings elegant black aud white Wells (;
main ana printed buE Cambricks black,
brown Ate and ohvS l4rlnct Lam5Tcks /;
plan anJ dgured white C9mhricks plain
aud ignrs5 j4conet Mufin sa4.s 41G ocoIch
Book Mull,n, plain and fpottcd; muN.l
Hanekershi-fs +; blscS sad cla@r colored
Iuftr;nes; Modes aud Ssrsnets 4 fancy
rslOreI and black ok shaw; variety ot
tlk .Iandk5rchicss 2 large afortRcut Of
faghionsbie Ribbons broad lhread Laces
and Edginss; b ack fix ditto Egured bisck
Larcs FOR clusks ref black Crepe black,
white aud green CauEe; bisck fix Velvet /;
Lad-s' back and white elk Hole; Ladies'
~.hite cotron Hote Id lace sud plain clocks +;
ladies uissn ara lace ok Gloves and Ali,ts (;
Cotton ditto Camel 's-hair & chiIfz Shawa !;
CAlioes sa1 Coppcrpla.es; cotton Cotu-
srinulinrs csloariek Pocket Handkerchief !;
common ditto: GcntIemea's cotton znd lea
.hc- Glovcs; RibloHs FOR wa;chcs; Fans !;
Iedics' Tnbrcilas vith walking iii1a.s ; Old
Umbrellas Tndia CAlieces; bine ana white
-na'a Colions blue, black aa5 yellow
N4nkin,; eand J 3 Irill Lintns; Brown
Holland Diapers; D.mitics eegant
jsysn'a Tea Trays; Tea salci-s Look.
sog GisTe. Dotch aoor BFahss; cotton
and wool Cards Bsizes, Fsnnels, C0ati0gs,
Strges and fluiF goods, &c. &c. &c.
"A LARGE aliortment Of Ladies' Shoes,
OF the frl guilty..
o. rhs above Goods We Z Purchal
"a With Cab, aud viii Be fad "a ahe very
lowed terms.
Portl4s8 1ey IS
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
Falbionab.e HATS.

4 BlJAH CHEEVER, has received
4 a by the Ga.ss from Lsaasq, and lase 4ui-
walls from Ltga peal, AL e1'eulive at'n,unent OF
Mems ard Yorsh's lupeTEae, fac, middfng
and low priced Hats
Auo, on hRnd, good aforment of Wsae
and E5ys' Ire,'eaa manni lttrrcd Hrs sod
E5st lnmmings. Which Ae viii isA ~hnittale
or reIsil, On The myf lihs5si i1rns x bis
Gore, Ne Ai.Gys RsqD. aide frtst,
F9stl7Hf. hFFyi6. {6v1
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
From Luther Martin, ejq AttorHry Genera
Of fbs State Of Maryiagd.

Fr0a1 Luther Martin, ejq l4tfornry General
Of fbs STATE Of Maryland.
GENTLEMEE--I comply withyo re-
cuct in rating my opinion Of iIamilton's
EixiF-It has oeen urld IN my family for
two or three year pAlt, with uniform inc-
ceis, whenever colds, coughs, or i'm Tar
complaints have rendered medicine neccf-
iary--I nave myfeIt found it an excellent
aud agreeable remedy for very painfal
aud troublefome AFT etioo -f TIE breait,
accompanied with forenefs and with ob-
ltructcd aad difficult Breathing.
On thele accounts do DOT heftate 70
recommend Hamnyon's Elixir, = valn-
abs medicine, aud d-fryvns public at
tenti0n. IUTHEg MARTiM.
Mr. Abjah HerIy, Bridge ftrest, Balti-
more, was cured by one bottle Of HamA.
toms R9xir, of a very complicated d,ior-
der, oscahoaed BY fevgre cold, caught
irveral months aso-lie bseathed With
the great1tt difficulty, and was often
thrown INTO weaksnii 3 fweats WREN n
attempted 20 wax any dIltancy, a 4 his
y1ic- would freqr sntiY fail In fash &C.
Si-c Ia. he could cnly z.tempt 10 wbt-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
PsytLai, Fb rs.

cTHB flsbis are rslBfElfl!2y Informed that
IHoMAs CLARK. Bosk)tl4er and Sra
tioasr, 6nS J42 rseeipe4, fran TIE Patent
ag< Family Medicine fore Of Richard Lee &
Co. NslDyoyk, a fssb Ippply offje f9llozyiRg
VALUABLE MEDICINES,
zD5ic5 are ia bigb. eReem and general uls
throughout t5e United Slater. rraHy oftbeur
bling J9id ebrapey than tbs DragI Of zg5irb
tbr are rorPoH74ea, could 81 purcbalsd AZ
o retail fore.
HAMILTON's ELIXIR
a sovereign remedy for Cold, obainate
Coughs, Athmas, Sore Throats, aad
approaching Conlum ions.
10 parents qo5o nay bave Children cT7lded
FUR5 TIE. HOPPING COUGH,
THIS dhcovery Is Of the drit magnitude,
as 4 affords immediate relief, CHECKS the
progrefs, andin a th0rt time entirely re-
moves the Eoit cruel diiordrrs 10 which
children are liable the Elixir II 70 perfect
ly agreeable, and the dole % fmail that no
difficulty arifss in taking Il.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Of lhe bea qualify which will be % on
rez!onabi terms foreata. AFg %
HILIIAM GODDARD,
| { 7 As ctivsd by che AEsreblzf from Zi5v.
/ III stf ADD aiise from Lo-4en very
estta4ye addition to hts torncr aiIorinent of
ifARDWIRE GOODS.
! ~hi9h sre H'r iaie by whoIsC4le and retail, 1t
his Gore in .lf'it4y7-es'--4mong which are,
a great ago-tment of Knives and
forks. Caryers, Jack ana Pen knives, Razo :,
Scil'rs snd Shsax
Joiners, Saddlers, Coopers and Shoe
makers Tooio, " amoa every defcripticn
Ssesl ard Common Plate Saws, viz.
Crris-crrs Tenon, Hand, psnnc, salh, Con-
pas end Key-hole.
SPeadcles, withplatcd and common
bows Steel spectacle Cafes; Snuff md ro-
.h@co 8oxes ahayiog, do. lnl.tands
|. r Ream Cafes Curling rongs Sca.es and
DiVidcrs Mathematical InArrments; FINE
C'ailes Stip Scrapcrs Calkug and Making
q
Calks Ladies Patent Binaclc Lamps.
SADDLERy, VIZ. plated and cosl
mon st'rTpps Pla5cd ~nd conmon PcIham
and on IL Bits, Martinesle Furniture, Naiis,
Staples and Plates; R4tlct ano inleJ Buck es
woslen ard nen Webs PLACED and common
spurs; green. yellow, crimlou and icarlet
tlah riding s chaile WHIPS VIII p Thongs;
Buckles and fps.
a large aAortrent IF Woodlcrews
ED and Corklcrews Files and PaIps fet5
Crects, VIII e chapel aud common Needles;
Dlarning Needles, knitting Pins Sleeve But-
tons Shoe Clalp5 rat aud mouie Traps
patent and common Carry Combs patent
add common brick en5 paiAe-i1e Trowels
Carriers arl Drawing Knives States and
Pencils; Eonss; Thin,bes.
An aAorimenG of braG Harnefs Fur
nit6rc
A great variety If braf and iron
Lock, Latchcs, Hinges ana Boits; Japan
ned oval and o9agon lea Trays and Walkers,
Bread end Ffeir B4lsets, Snufer Treys, Fum-
b.ers, Jacks, Gamblers, patent Lamps and
Lanterns,
Cabiast and Clock Furniture.
Drais piPe and common Bellows
brai. Chair Nails; hrars Rsppers braE, j4-
panged and common iron Csndieaick arals
Na.h Bal,ns bfas Chimney Hooks, pound
Pins; Flints (; Steeiyards Gridirons Fryiug
Psns Shoveis and 'rongs Iron 5hoves and
SPACES iron ana bras Wire Anviis and
Vices Ccese Mills pain ard moon lace
Cock Dials (; Catgut Lines SompoG, on.
tiu a. lrca and bockun Table and Tea Spooas;
feet and iron anufcr horfe ahd tea table
Bells Colin Fnrniture Pockc, Books
copper and lheet iron Tea Kettles.
Paint, Tar. sah, Shoe Floor, Hearth,
Furniture and WhtswaiI Bruihes CEnles
Hal Pencils.
LOOKING CLASSES a very
great agortment, with osant gis and ma.
hog2nY francs, from one 70 itAirsy doiiars
each.
PAINTS, viz. White z: Red Lead,
Patea, Ye iow, rrofiau Blue, &e. White
Fnriol.
Alo "a. 6I, Sd. rod. ana aod ,ta,
and wraueht rails sheatl'ng and o ck
Mails; spikes Tacks and Bp4ds of ali Y IS;
7 hy 9Wn5ow Glals Fial Hooks and Z aes;
Sh-et LEAD Pewter; Ia irons .5heet
iron; E.ocktiu reaPots; Mill Saws, &c &c.
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Teas.
AZ,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

FTHE fubfcriber 'hereSy gives public no
Il tice to al concerned, that ne has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon
him the fraft Of an Executor Of the iait
Will and TeGamcDt of
SAMUEL MOVES.
late Of F9lroatb, IN the county Of Gem
berland, yeoaaan, deceafdd-by receiyng
the Will, and by giving bond as the law
directs Hetbtrrfore requeffs al Perioos
who ate indebted to fai5 deceafsd,s eHate,
TO make immediate payment; and thoie
who have any demands thereon, 10 ez-
ili5it the fame for lettlemcut to
JOSHUA MERRILL.
Falmouth, Hay ~, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
INFALLE.IE
"a Ts~r-, MN EE-Trsrt. rN W. y,r~rr

E5r az thrs 9f dgu-s RsAAafsat and Inter-
H1it!eat FeryerJ.
Thouflnds can tefify their being cu-sl
by thsle drops, after the bark and every
other medicine bas proved lcefsttusl; aa6
not one 10 haodred bas had 6cczG 1o to-
tax more Than one, and numoers rot half
a bottle. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Coach and Chait Making,
(fA2RlED on i'll is various branches, by
- the iublcriber, at bis fhopi in Maizs STREET,
near Mr.. Thomas Motlcy's. Repairing Of all
kinds doae win neatneis and dilpatch.
s. Coos wages viii be gwen to two Joay-
aes74ea thar are good @or,meE at the above
bugbels.
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON.
p9rflari. hErt 9.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
2TrPHEN CTlTsTlNCS.

STEPHEN CUMMINGS,
I INFORMS Tie public, thst lie h4s taken
the osorr lately oecopicd bY Ntr RlEaRtR
SesElr, ~ s. Ha9.y''r Reag, Akh< f,eef,
ard has received hy The iasrt arrisdls, e
trcih fafpy Of
European s India Goods,
Of lhe bea qualify which will be - on
res!easbi ierhls Tor easa. Mr. 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

NOTICE Is hereby given thai tic up ,l
~ Eertbefs have been duly apPslnsS4 ~
thz Hon. Jonathan Bowman, Eiq. Jug
oi Prabate for the county q L'nSDiyi
Commiflion5rs to examine all the clAiniT
o( the f-veral Creditors - the eNat0 Nj
REGARD KNOWLES,
late OF 7ogbam, % iaid countF' ysom- MI.
rnonIhs are allowed faid creditors tor
Lrineing in and proving their ciaimsi ana
the Commifionrrs wll attend 20 that Ter.
vice, ontbe lat Tuefdsy # the prefent ADD
on the drlt Wedoefdays Of the FIVE follow
ing months, from three 70 fix ofthe clock
in the afterDoon % each ef iaid days. AL
tie Office Of Jobq Msgrilb jan. 10 WI
caGet.
IOHN MERRILL. IUS. Z Coma1-.
NYMPHAS STACY, J fsnsrt'
Wgs45c!, Mg7, 6, 1905. (Ma3]
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

cHURcHs COUSIN DROPS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

ELIZABETH STEVENS
TTA5 jna received and j. now opruioG icr
x Il fale "a her fll,p il Micde hrcc,. op-
polite Mr. Themes Weblier's a larsl aa.rs.
sntnt of
r4C-TTr, NJ JTrT I. .|rOODr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-27

Sailed in co. with the brig Ann, Of and for
Charieiton. On the 18th in lat. a3, N. long.
81, w. fpoke the fch'r Delaware, Of Wilmington,
DEL Montgomery, matter, bound to Whining
ton, from jamaica, OUT i s days. On the goth
parted CO. with the above ichr, the Do.phin Head,
in Cuba, bearing 5. E. difant leagues. On
the ruth Sept. in LAT. 81, N. long. n, 80, w.
fpoke the brig Argus, Raasll, from Havana, 10
days ont, bound TO Rhode Iland, who informed
US, that the lch'r Cor,elia, capt. Boyle, failed
for Baltimore, 10 days previous TO his falling !;
and that the HAVANA market was ghtted wish
all kinds OF American produce; ana that Bowles
was Giil kept praonsr in the Moro Cattle. On
the 10Th, Cape Henry beafsrg N. w. by w,
diaant s leagues, fpoke the hip Hariiot, Pcarce,
Of and from Baltimore, bound TO Europe.
Sailed from Klngaon the 18Th Ausua, which
place was never known 20 be more heailhy than q
2Iclent.
Arrived, the hip Diana, capt. Gardner, from
Hamburg. Left thete nip Belfey, M'DougaI,
of N. York, for Madeira, next day The lhiP
Margaret, Barton. Of Baltimore, TO fail in OK
10 days for London; the fhip Jofrph, S7ul, Of
New Bedford, for New York, faieG with the
Disna.
Arrived ich'r Montferrat, Arnold, from King
fon. Left there lcversl American veGcls, namte
unknown. The brig Lilly, Nichols, Of Phila,ie
phia, fai.sd in co. with the Mon,{crrat, parted
of, Cape Antonio.
Arrived the SPaniln fch'r la Velox, captain
Peoli, from ST. Jago.
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NORFOLK, September 90.

Arrived, the schooner Mary, captain
Knox, 90 days from Kingston, GAM A.
bout fifty French Officers came passengers;
they are paroled. On the 10Th instant, off
Cynepuxen was brought to by an English
brig privateer, who sent their boat along
side, full of armed men, and finding they
meant by their conduct to plumber the sch'r.
the captain, with the assistance of the pas.
sengers drove them off. The priyateer con-
tinuedfollowing the schooner till she came
off the Capes, firing upwards Of fifty shot
at her, which cut the rigging and sails very
much; several musllet balls struck the main
and fore masts. By this arrival we are
furnished with Kingston papers to the 25th
ult. which contain nothing Of moment
The ship Bald Eagle, captain Langdon;
schooner Ann, captain Maxwell and sch'r.
Tree Friends, capt. Record, have arrived
there from this port.
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FROM DEMER.4RA.

Capt. Barnes, arrived at Portsmouth, from De-
marara, inforns-the day he sailed, (the 9Th ult.l
he saw an English frigate standing in for the Ri
yer Titus near enough to see the ships stern, she
tacked ship to the eastward, supposed her to be
viewing the situation of the place The luhab'-
tants of Demarara daily expected the British would
take possession of the colonies, but the Governoy
was determined to make vigorous resistance
200 negroes were constantly employed in repa
ing the old forts.
Capt. B. did not get over the Bar, the day III.
English ship was in sight, although he was unde
way at the time, and the next day saw nothing Of
her.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. y.

Arrived brig Three Brothers, capt. M'Neal,
IS days from Kingaon.
Lett there lhips Hannah, Abbot, Philadelphia
John. Gorton, Charielton; Bald Eagle, Langdon,
fortimonth; SuckY, Whipple, NJ York.
Briggs Lewis, Wicks, Philadelphia, hbelled !;
Ann, Lloyd, do. to TAIL in two daysfor do. Lily,
Nicholas, do. tent in by Britiih csudcr, TO fail
Tor DO in two days.
schoonef Adventure. Denabee. Philadelphia,
10 iall for do in two days; Three Brothers, r.
csuds, Norfolk Nancy, lie BaIlitin, Philadel-
phia; Ether, Churchill, of and foT Bolton in four
days; Eagle, Abbot, Baltimore, tent inhy Bri-
tllh cruicr Monferrat, Arnold, do. fent in by
DO. to fail for Balsimnfe in two days; Mary,
Chefer, n. York, lent in by a BEigifh cruifer ;
s1oop belonging to N. York. name net recol.
ietted, TO Tail for do. in two or three days.
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IUelUe DolJarS keuuaYd.
RAN AWAY from the fubfcriter On

RAN AWAY from the fubfcrioer on he zra
inf. negro man named GEORGE, calls hirniels
Gorge Dart. Re is about So yeas OF age, Ave
fee, nine or ten inches high, feeder made, very
dark complexion, and Ae@s bis teeth very plain
aefore, which are very white; he is very fond Of
tpirious liquors, and plays on the hddie had on
blue round about jacket and ap0fd pair of cloth
trowicTs. !Ie was ID Alexandria on The zlle ind.
Oh board CT lchooaer bound TO lie Welt Iodes.
chartered b. Mr. john Duniop Of George Town,
if he is not gone ia the faii ich'r expect he is
nov in thar place. AL matters Of vefIel8, and
Others are cautioned againa harboiog or carrying
eff ,he faid fellow st their peril. The above
reward will be given for fecuging him in any Jail
70 that get him again, or upon delivering him
30 the fubcFiber, with all Reasonable charges paid.
Mary Anne Fenwick.
George Town, Potomac,
Sept. ~. law sc
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CURIOeITE1S OF LITERATURE.
FROM THE FRENCH OF MARvILLE.
IMPRISONMENT or TIE LEARNED.

IMPRISONMENT OF THE LEARNED. 3
Imprisonment seems not much tohale a'stuIo-
ed the man Of letters in the progress Of his stu
dies.
1t was in prison Eoethlus composed bis excel
leaf book on the consolaslonso of philosophy.
Exctics wrote, in his confnement, his'CoTl-
nentary on SAINT Mathew.
Buchanan in tile dungeon Of Monastery III
Portugal, composed bis excellent paraphrases OH
the Psalms ct David
Michaei Cervantes composed the best ard most
agreeable book il The Spanish language (Don
Quixo;te) during his capriyty in Barbay.
Charles the First duripg his cruel conanenens
It Holmsby wrote thar excellent book entitled
" The Portrait Of a Kings" which he addressed
to bis son, and where the political reflections viii
be found not unworthy Of Tacius.
Sir Walter Raleigh produced in his corfne-
ment his History Of che world Of whom il IS OBJ
served, to employ the Language Of Hume,
" they had leisure to reflect on the hardship not 10
say the injustice OF his sentence. They pttied his
attiye ard enterprlsipg spirit, which lsnguiShed
in the rigours OF confinement. They were stuck
with the extensive genius of the man who berg
educated amidst naval ard military enterprises,
lad surpassed in the pursuits Of literature even
those. Of the most lec!use sedentaTy hives; they
admire his unbsoken ma8nanimity, which, at his
age, and under his circumstances, could engage
him to undertake and execute SO great work as
his History of the Woltd.'
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Notice..
law ct

The Ebicriber is deGrous TO engage a perfon
immediately TO lay about SO M. bricks, at his
farm near town; the iooner the work is begun the
better as all materials are prepared. None need
apply who are not well qualified, and who have
hands to make hort job oft.
JAMES PATTON,
Clifton Ledge, near Alrxandria.
Sept. II. dst
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Extral7 Of a lctiry firm Pars.

The commerce of France has demonstrated With
great energy against the arre1te ofrhe First Con.
sui condemnlng all neutfals to coufscaton who
cannot prove that their cargoes are not of the
growth, produce or manufacture of England. It
presages bankruptcies to an enormous extent II
this arrette is carried into effect. The Chamber
Of Commerce of Paris, in concert with those Of tile
principal cities of France, has resolved to send a
derutation Of three ofits most distinguished mem.
bers 70 BonaParte, at Brussels, to solicit a repeal
of this arretre. Citizen Du Pont du Memoirs
has been appointed Chief OF the Deputation.
EsfraR ga kaerJi0w Spar, dated July "a, re-.
ceived at Mar5itbeal.
g There are Ia Bayonne and the neghborhood,
upwards Of 5000 troops, who are to be followed
by other troops, to form an army of $4,000.
which it is thought is designed against Portugal.
In the northern departments there are also very
considerable encanpments forming but whether
they Will attempt descent on England OF not, is
problem, which I am not politician enough to
constrne however it is certain that in all the
seapofts of the Republic, they are working very
streEuously at the forma:,on of gua BOATS; even,
have been assured, that at Paris itself, they are
constructing and sending them down the ssipe to
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Nantz on RATS. But you will ask ne, what W.
will do with their gun boats withont q nsss'
Time will shew.'
g The English seem to have system VIZ ~.
different from the last war of all tie We 20.
they capture they liberate their crews W.
their motive can be for not nskipg prlsols's :
beyond my comp ehension; they perhaps ~ -
that in case Of an INVASION, from thirty 70 lo'sy
Thousand able French sesnenl tie lu'bef 81 ~
saners they took during tie last wat) Wou'o -
too dangerous seighbours; and that, conslue'n9
the present. state CT the Frech navy, tey are g'ai
to be rid Of this carse Ct apprehension.
'' There is a good deal Of TAX about Span anu
Portugal renaiuing neutral but ! can haro'y
think that can long be the case, as the moile's
the French forces enter the Spanish territory on
their way to Portugal, ldare say The lngl's' wiz
ce&lare war.
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aleraslOrta Daily aboert:ger.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~.
HEALTH-OFFHE.
SEPTEMBER 81.

SEPTEMBER 81.
The Committee of Health report one
Death for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude, the
receipt of Two HUNDRED AND EIeHTEEN
Dollars, as donation for the use of the
Po0r, from number of GENTLEMEN. Of
Georgs- Io7on. Also, 7z0e1ty Dollars from
R. Harrison, Esq.
$. sNowDEN, yec'ry.
The public papers have generally inserted list
OF inyas'ons Of England from the time of William
the conqueror to the present day, amounting, to
twenty FIVE. Not one of these descents was
made with even shadow Of success by any TO-
reign foe except the first, when William the Nor.
man succeeded, by the the British King Harolds
imPetuoslsy, who, notwithstanding the rcmon.
strances of his Generals, met and gave Battle on
his Landing, and even then, when the Bastard of
Normandy was on the point of being worsted, an
arrow pierced the brain Of the king while fighting
in person az the head OF bis army, and thereby
decided the fate of the day. The remainder of
this trunped out account OF invssions, was by the
contendng English princes for the crown--for,
William the third prince Of Orange was invited
on the abdication Of James the second.
Since the time Of the Norman conquest, it has
been the policy Of the invaded to procrastinate,
by every means, coming to general engagement
because every day adds strength to the country.
In no instance was this mode Of defence so sue
eessful as under Washington. Had he, like Ha-
rold rushed upon his foe in the commencement
of the war tor our independence, inevitable ruin
would have followed. BY system Of defiance
and retreat, he obtained time to recruit and disci
pine his army, which soon made head against the
invaders, and finally, was crowned with success.
From the delay Of Bonaparte, after pedgioe
himself to go III person to England, little doubt
can be entertained, but that tie devoted are arm
ed at all points to receive hin--nor will they in.
stantly give him battle. When his supplies are
cut Oft, and no chance of retreat left, and not
I'll then, Will the British let slip the dogs CT war.
Should this boosted invasion not take place at
all, consequence by far the most likely, what
will be the result. England now trained to arms
"a fleet superior to combined Europe from the
assistance OF which tby can embark and diseu-
Dark at pleasure, and above all from two hundred
thousand p2lanfeers, according to the last &C
counts, being enrolled TO act offensive or defen.
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A fre Bucket painted red and n!crbed Frank.
in Fire Society, Wm. Ladd, 1892. Whoever
viii return it to the luoieriber hal re iiberally
rewarded. ]. G. LADD.
Sept u. 49,
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CHAMBAUD'S
Antafthmatic Lozenges.

Il radical c4re for cgagbs, cozas, G4bm4s md car
Jamptioas, d15Feuiy 9f6ytatbing, &c. 90.
Mr.. .CH4MBAJD, he /ole pse1rief0r Of
ibis mediocre, bas tbe tisa47ioa 10 anno91ce t64t
they .ba1e been f6e meass of1tlevixg mary perons
IN a mef p,ecqnaas fate If 6laltb. IL -ommos
e0lls tbs medicine prodxees 70 alafary a Perf'ra
ton that thy gearralLy are eraa'cated il JTzv
bou,s. Coughing, 6eixg troloaged BY thai eoaeral-
jG0s lynptsu termed t5e hckfsg IN tbe t6ro9t, e
ortea; ifs duraffsa By prosoting eep and fyfnsfb.
enng The egqitgttou. Pa!nonarl Complaints, #
fstFmg the 5reaR and langs; tbe's alfred svit6
them e.t<,iente az aLm9F immediate relief. at
bmas and tosfaed caglamptious baUs REPEATEDLY 6sea
eradieated BY tbem. Infants IL The boop'1g eongb'
and qv0meu as,iag prgnany, my take t6fm
qvitbeat The leaf fear Of danger, and 4u,tb fbe
g,eatef ex3rtfafieu q relief, nsr can 1t be admai
fered at az inpraIber JsGf0a.
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Dr.. BARDWELL,S !.

terminating Solar 711ucta,r, or Pq5aium IF Life.
OF the cure OF Consumption aud Ailhna, Dorders IN
the stomach aud Bowels, Conyuiions. Lhoi'c and ID
icncety.
Cautions IN inveRSation, ard attentive enquiry inso
tbs nature and laws ct the anial economy having long
confirmed opinion in the n'Gd e The inventor, that
al the m1iaJies Aforementioned, derive their origin
fro-u the fame csul, i.dre& debility, conequens
weakness, the analogy OF their furce, by natural IN
Ference iggeaed tn liza o heic nva by the fame
mans he relulr the acovery Of the Terminating
Solar Iinoture, which aitsr having been employed in
theufands of intaRces with the MOI uneyamped and
attaining fccef. has ohtaed be wornt& appreciation
of clrters OF the It refpe&ahty. both in and out of
thcprofeii n the proPriet fan confidently recommend,
as # the na ceraiu efcaeous. aud pIcaiant re-
medies ever esicovIod ~ c3rrced shs world,