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m MEDICINES.

received area from the Patentees, ard
waich f0RS8L By
=. =; TAMGS KENNEDY, Jun.
DRyGG ST.;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Or. Raso}oss's Aats-BsLs0ls and
St0macbeJ Bltters.
EaARED BY
-T HGfM A S H. L A w so N,
M.m5,r Il .Ae conaetticus Medical Society.
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Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
II. Gunnel, jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichefer,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John c. Hunter.
!, 18th day ! l29)

MospAy, til: 18TH day I (29)
Of Ausuf, 1906. DIFF
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Or. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
On CoNgh Dr0bs,

For Coughs, Colds, Aahnas, fpittlng of blo'7d
and all difeaf,s Of the i4xgs. lis merits sai!d
unrivallcd. Price 50 cents bottle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
l9oetry
10 a Grid Sleeping undsr a Tree.

HAIL, PleaGns fhade; hail beauteoas spres8ing
tree
I've come 70 folitude and thee
One tranquil hUur-But Heaven VIA, n.;l.. ..
eyes
here On the coverd fod an infant lies
Alarming lcene how came the cherub here }
Oh us TAR cheek IS ring fill the tear.
Il iobs aloud in fancy feems to yveep-
Sure It has cryd, unhear a, itfelf 70 deep.
9ieeP on iweet babe in quiet lumber ref
Aet Danny ieeP compoie thy troubled breal.
steep little angel ileap away thy grief,
hen wake and in q ranger find relief
Thy inowy locks I'll gently fmooth aide,
Diihevell'd tredes infant beauty hide;
In the fOft breezes while they loolely NAV.
IL teal one kits and wipe the tear away.
oure thou halt ftrayed from thy fond mothers
arms
Yes; gracious Heaven protea thy infant charms
Soft and alone, far has thy infant feet
WANDERED 70 find this breezy calm retreat
Through the tall gralS, acrols the engthend mead,
Till weary here thou laid It thy little head
Sleep on, dear boy no harm fhall thee o'ertaLe
Safe will guard the till thou doft awake.
But bark thy half ditratled mother calls;
The found vibrates from yonder cottage walls
This wy fie comes, then back again The flies;
Wild i her heaving breah, and loud the cries.
Now her afrighted fancy paints thee dead
Where wild herd, promiicuOus grazing, tread
Till 10 alarming fear begins to rave,
Then fhe conhSns thee TO watr'y grave.
From place TO place in wild dilorLer flies,
And fancies oft The hears thy infant cries.
Wake, lovely boy the fat approaching night,
Wn but augment thy anxious mothers fright;
Wake lea me aid thee to her tender arms
Thy abtence ev'ry feeling breais alarms
kiie, and III be2r thee in nv away,
no more again acrols this mead to fray.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
2 TO a:d the cause Of vIarvx and RstIo1ox."
( Wb3j6 hreprtk bis nl9ztb and bis tongue,
keePetb hi55W from traffic."

\" Wb9j6 hrsbrf5 bis nl9ltb and bis tongue,
keGPeb bis J5dJram traffic."
THE writings Of Solomon abound with
lehons OF rich iaitruttien5, are replcte with
uletui ideas, and iult fertiments, calculated
to enlarge the mind and improve The under
ttanding. Pofefed cf thorough know!-
edge Of human nature, and acquainted with
the numerous imperfe6tionS and weaknefs-
es Of mankind, h knew from whence eve4
ry irregularity arotc, and how to preicribe
IFS proper remedy. Amongst the many pro-
verbs of this venerable Sage Of antiquity,
the one above cited is worthy particular at
tention. By due obferyance of this max
ina, people would avoid many difficulties,
into which they are frequently plunging
therRfelveS There is, perhaps, no fource
from which more evils have ariten, than
from want Of proper relEraint over the
tongue, ihat unruly evil, which is full Of
deadly potion. i is painful to reflect, that
notwithstanding fPeech was deGgned, by
the author Of Nature, to anlwet the bef
and mott benevolent Of ends, it is often pro
itituted 70 the Vileit puFpolcs That no.
bic faculty was delgned for FOCAL inter
courfe, to impart friendly advice and in
ftru6tion, aud adminitter the balm Of con-
folation to a bleeding heart, is frequently
made the bale nltrument for rounding the
reputation and dcttroying the happinefs Of
thonfandS of the human race. Difcords
and quarrels, in families, neighborhoods,
and larger iocietiea, generally ariIe from
harlh fpeeches and unguarded expreilions,
BY many Of which, not the Leaf harm was
intended. Nor arc thefc the only evils
which proceed from an unbridled tongue
-Falihood and deceit, with all their kin
dred vices, fow from this fame bitter foun-
tain, and fpreading their bantful influence
far and wide, deitroying the beauty, order,
and harmony Of (ociety. How many prom
fling youths whole minds were naturally in
clined, and who babe fair to become an
honor and ornament to their Country, have
been drawn aide, from the path Of moral
rcttltude into prOhigacy and inddelity, anG
have finally fallen a lacri6ce to the allur-
ing inticemew of unprincpled men An
other thing to which the power of fpeech is
OaAOig PGi'-ItNuy IS primarily now DITCH
is our tenGbility fhocked to hear men, upon
every trifing location, utter the mott impi-
Gus oaths, imprecate the curfe Of Heaven,
upon themlelyes and others, and blalpheme
the namc Of that Being, who has power to
cruih them to duff, with Jingle frown
To enumvrate all the evils, which arilc
from the want Of proper reRraiut upon
the tongue, would fys-ell this efay into a
large volume. Enough has been aheady
mentioned, to convince u Of the truth of
the wife mars altrtion.
To keep the mouth and tongue, in the
ienEc which he intended, 10 doubt implies,
that We keep them FREE from falihood, fiat
serE AMI dccei; aad thai VIC net only
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
WHoLE No $50.

a veryfmplecaf- to lIuTtrate our nof,;on.
A man is accufed of feere,;nq aoler
goods, and is told that the rsf6;c;on j
grounded, on the fimple circumitants thar
a certain article Of the loft property was 7s~1
In his pOheihon. He confefcs that he has
a trnket OF no value, which he produces,
but twears hat is the oaly article. What
cono-uhon viii his accufers draw of his hon
eftv, when they know the article diicoyered
was OF different kind, AMI Of great confe-
quence ?
AS 10 the payment Of the money, Il Is
admitted by the Enquirer thar MIR. Letter.
ion ient fifty dollars to Calender. after bav-
ing received the specimen fheets of the frh
Volume Of the " Profped," and fftv dol
lars more when the Grf part of the fecond
volume was put to prefs and the tranf-
action IS fulfilled on this following grounds
viz
III. becaufe Calender was an unfortunate
foreigner, whom the " Political progrefs of
Great Britain had announced 10 Be 4 man
OF elevated genous.
I'd. Becadfe Mr. Jeferfon was defirovs
Of reicuing his country from nnconhitu-
tional or opPrehiye laws
Sd. Becaufe Mr.. Jefferlon paid the
money in advance for certain number of
copies Of work which was written By man
OF geaIus for The fake Of expoGng a weak
and wicked administration.
4th. Becaufe, when the fecond fun rs
fifty dollars was paid to Calender. he was
A. PrIion. He was the unfortunate viaim
OF an unconstitutional law, and an infuria-
ted fa6tion.
ouch reader, is the " Vindication Of Mr.
Jeferion," in the very language of the En-
quirer. Such is TIE beft execute that can be
cttered for tranf26tion Of your preGden,.
which, viewed in its mott favorable light.
reflects ditgrace on your country.
Il Calender was unfortunate and needy.
and man Of genius, was it fair, was il
honorable, was it honea in Mr.. TefFerfon.
70 take advantage Of thefe circumstances, 70
enIlit the dependen: Creature into his fr-
VICE Let even better man .han Callen-
der 60 into itrange country without mon
ey, or food, or cloathing, or friends, and
let the iecond officer in the government
49, 80 GIN NO@A, anu ldl(CIJ ana Dido nm
with nifty dollars-and fee if he coull pre-
fervc his integrity.
Mi. JeHerton's motives have been explain
ed thoufand times. The obiea Of !" the
ProiPect' IS well known to etery bodv.-
M. Jefcrfon intended to rife into power
On the ruins of his predecehors, and even
the federal contribution. The means he en-
ployed are now well underRood and thofe
who think they are jeaifed by the end, are
welcome TO all the confolation they can de-
rive from the Enquirer's ingeinus vim
dicatiop."
One thing, we may remark, with fafety
If all the charges againf Mr.. Jefferfon,
are as wall grounded as thefe appear to be-
ne will fufcr more by invefigation than
Hence, even though flence IS Gometimes
conflderedaS atacit acknowledgment Of guilt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

hun contention, diRraaion and all kinds
OF profanity; but that we avoid foolih iqf-
ting with all vain ard Improbable conysr-
iation, and employ our organs Of fpeech in
the communication of truth and uieful in.
formation, and in the praife Of Hln, who
has beloved ;hem upon US.
CD~t. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
GonrmOntueaItb OF 9Dafatbufffts.

foRx 4: 1T TIE Can't gf Caaa1aq Peas,
Begun and b0lde7s at W1aterboroaqk, qyitb;a
end far the comfy Of T9rk, on he t9n,fb
JlaaGay ef Augnf, being tie tqUent,-fxt6
lay gfjaif nIsHrh, Ann2 Demini, 1905.
Preisnf, The Hon9ra5s Nathaniel H7riZ,,
Edgard Cuts, aud 55f9aa5 Chyk, L<y9m,ey !;
Tg,fices gJaid Cart.
<ONrhe petition of Stephen Bean, Gentleman, and
Edward Smith. yeoman, both Of Philiipiburg, IL.
Lid county, hewing, that they fazed in fee i'm
pie and as tenants in Of and in : certain real
cftate bounded &C follows, beginning on the Norther-
~ corner At Saco River, adjoining the Rufe or Col
ege right, thence running SouhWet about 1895 rods
70 the Wen end Of laid Rufes right thence South
wen about 80 rods 20 land fe OF to Baton aud White
thtace running northeat fad Baton and White to
Saco river thence running up fad river ID the frl
mentioned bounds being part OF the tratt known
by the name Of the Barefoot clam containing three
hundred acres, more or lefs.-The f7id Bean ewing
nae undivided fifth part-and the laid Smith owning
one undivided fifth together with certain other
perions unknown to the petitioners, And the pet-
foners praying for their fad parts be aligned and
let off to them TO hold in ieveralty
The fad peti tion entered at October term laf
and continued toApr la and thence TO this term
And the petitioners having neglected TO notify, a.
reeably TO the orders Of G urt at faid October and
a pril terms
It is now ordered, that the petitioners caufe the
fu bance Of their laid petition ard this order therein
&c pubilhed in the Portland Newspaper printed by
Adams 81 Jeaks, and ALTO IL the Freenans Friend prn
red at Saco, three weeks luccelveIy IN each paser
the lah pubcao of each to be thirty DAYS at lsaR
prior 10 the next Of this Court to be holden At
Biddsford within and for iaid county OF York on he
frit Monday of December next 10 the end any per-
fons in,erehed may then and there appear and thew
caue, If any they have, why the PRAYER Of faid pet
;ion Eaould NOT be granted.
Atteit, DANIEL SEWALL Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. %.


THE Aurora, to throw fimfy fhade Of
difcredit over the biting FACTS WHICH Tl4os.
turner, Elq. Of Virginia, has had the
marlinefs to Prblifh relpe4ingNIr. Tefcrfon,
not like democratic anonyn9ouJ landerer, bur
under its proper name; has had thrftupid i'm
pu1ence to intimate, that this highly refpea-
able Virginia planter did, along time lince az
Levfe, in Philadelphia, tAeal blue broad
cloath Cloak, belonging TO a member of Con.
grels, and that he was detected with il Oh,
in church. This ridiculous piece of .ru.a-
perry was Immediately copied into many
mot all, for lome Of the editors had rcnfe
enough to dsre4 the calumny Of the dem
ocratic papers, and very Entity harped up
on as well efabliihed faa-The follow
ing advertisement one would think would
put flop 70 The circulation Of 70 vie
falfho0d -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
Attelt, DANIEL SEWALL. Girl

10 The bse3ra5s Senate and b1a5rabls H5njc
ar Rs3rsEetative5, ia General C9vt cor-
vcgs1, at B5t2r, 9H tie lJjf H'.I1etd1y 9f
MAY, current.
THE undersigned delegates from the towns Of FRYE
burgh, Brownheld, PoEterGed, and Lowell, re-
fpeafully rePrefent-that deeply impreded with
ienle Of the juice and mpartily Of this honorable
Court they deem it their right and duty at all times
to make known their grievances, and petition for
redrels Of the aIne-That the formation and conRu-
ton Of the county Of 0xfo,d are extremely detri
mental your pettoners-that faid county, was for
Ened agreeable the wilhes Of its projectors con-
trary the lntereit Of your petitioners and all Others
IN the weitern part Of laid county and without their
knowledge conien-that, although an order Of no
tce had Iued for dividing the county Of York at the
fouth line OF Lowell, about thirty miles from great Of
hpee river, (the fouth line Of the county of Oxford
and the Coart Of General Seions for the county Of
York had appointed an agent object to iaid divion,
unleis Il ihOud be fad OliPee river, vet relying
the uniformity OF procedure Of this Honorable Lee
glfature and believing that in other cafes, even of
much els importance, diviaon could not be effected
uati notice had been ordered and publihed nor then
contrary iad noticeYour petitioners expected that
divihon unlels the iad fouth line Of DWELL could
sc made, till after notice had bcen given All con
cerned and therefore cOnGdering objections made,
before notice, premature, reled ALFRED that nothing
could be done 10 their in'ury.-That, If notice had
been given, OF the intended formation Of new county
according the model Of the county Of Oxford we'll
ounded and powerful objections might have been
made; and in all probability would have convinced
this honorable court: q the improperly Of luch
mealure. Your petitioners lamentng their calamtons
ftuaton and repodng ful confidence in this honora-
bic court do therefore pray YOUR honors, eablih
Fryeburg half fhrc town, ia and fJr fd comfy OF
Oxford, and that the October term OF the Courts Of
Common Pleas and General sections Of the Peace raay
be held at fad Fryeburg in!t-ad Of Paris and As IN
duty bound will ever pray.
Robert Bradley, , D11gatas
Judah Dana, f5r
John Mcmillan. F,yeJurg.
Jofeph Howard, Delegate fer Br2qpgfeid.
William BOynton, Delegate t5r Po,1eyfeld.
Abraham Andrew, Delegate for LoVeK
My u, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

I will give the above fun to William Dr-
ane, or Argus, or to any man ike William
Duane or Argus to prove On the oath of any
perton unlike William Duane OF Argus,
/ e. any pcrfon Of reputable ebaraE7er, that
have ever az any time Of my life, been
feen in Phiade phia, or Cincinnati.
FiimfY, rii,rl5iY 1;mfy mua be the
ground wherein Glals the character of cur
Immortal PRECEDENT. vines his bag frirnd5 fu5
cccalion to refort 10 fuch dirty, luch b.
p99srou' means to upholdit +. TURNER.
E9!-r7 "ATgi TTgfrid, So I5, 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

Coa1NoNwEALrH OF MAssAcHUsETTs.
htbs HlU5e ofke1TeJe1lt.itIUe5, 1uus 5, 1893.
ON the petition Of the agents for the towns Of
Fryeburg, Brownfeld, Porterhed, and Lovel-pray-
ing, that the town Of Frrcburg, may be etablfed
an hal hire town within and for aid county ot OK
fo;d and that the October of TIE Court az Com
mon Pleas, and &c -raI Seilni of the Peace, may be
held al tad Frye5urg, inltead of Paris
ORDERED, thar the petitioners caule a atrelled
copv Of their petition, with this order th-rcon to be
publilhed i'll tie Portland Gazette and Eaaern Ar
. Us, printed Portland AK weeks fucceively, the
Ian publication 10 be made thirty DAYS, lealt before
rhe felton, of the p7eient General Court, that al
perfons intereited may then and there appear, and
iew caaie Gf any they have why the prayer Of fad
petition lhould be granted
Sent up FOR concurrence,
TIMOTHY BiGELOW, Ss.-ifr.
I'd senate June 18th, $50.
Gcld and concurred,
IL G. OTIS, PrffL.t.
True coDy-Atte.t,
So WENDELL DAVIS, .l.,E ef S.a1,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

AIKEN up adrift an the eighth int.
asLucG's fouth' 6de Ii,tle CAebea-ue, aYAWL
aoAI, about feet long. Whoever has lott the fame
may have i again. proving property, and paving char-
- Apply TO ISAAC CI3;NET
.l-..s-s.Aa, ,'tE..f..'s J1-74l ST %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
y aa.A - al 49, ~ "a q
Robert Bradley,
Judah Dana,
John Mcmillan.

Jofeph Howard, Delegate fer Br2qpHfed
William BOynton, Dalgatet5r Po,1eyfe!d
Abraham Andrew, Delegate for LoveK
Nay 81, 1905
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JAMES BACON.
4


HAS ON HAND,
Which be will djpst Of sn terms advantageous
to b< parfbajfn, far cab or notes.
The following Articles, viz.
Sanfsnc and iccond CLOTHS
Ketfeyme.es and fwandowns
nesrikins and fsarnonghss
Durants and calliInancoes y
Bombazcts and wildboges
Common and boil'd camblets
Silk, cotton, and worried holerY
Fnslih extra long elk gloves
Silk twf and thread ~
Diaper and common tapes
Paper ard pound pins
White and pTintcdmaheilles
I.aces, edgings ara gimpsE
Elegant black and white lace veits
Patent DO. 90.
Satin peeiopg ard Elk handlercbiees
"A, o.S, and 6-4 Csm9rick mullins
India Jacopct do.
Fpstians, buckran, &c, SC. GO
ALSO,
a few bs'es Of Negro Cadd'es, and one tsank
FIX aad cotton lings.
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FOR SALE,


Crto Let, for a Tfrw Of Years. or on
Grom3-Rsas for ever,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
fidc Of. King. areet, between Faysste and Henry.
areets !: ca, b lot fronting eofeet on King.arsef,
ana running back 100 fest'oa II fess alley
The ituation of this property isiueh lbe'ng I'D
onsof the moa ,hriying parts Of the town. as
TO make the poiIeiIion of it very deGIable TO any
perlon having money TO Pnrchafe, more eiPeci-
ally 10 dealers in country produce.
ABo, for Sale,
A Houie and Lot, on the iouth
fde of King ftreer, near Wsihingtor Erect, and
oppaGte The fore OF hlt. lanes Bacon. This
ftuation is equal TO airy IN town tor buhnels.
Like4uje 10 Let, tor tbs term # ter years,
An half-acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
ftreets, mott eliglbly Gtuated for Gards, or
Clover Lot, for which pnrpofe onJ it would be
rented. As manure has been thrown up in heaps
upon it for fcveral years the ground cannot but
be as rich as could be wihed. For terms apply
to Mr.. James Baron, on King, near Waning
ton Greet, or TO the fubfcriber, at Motley Hall,
opp2Gte to Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
". B. To Hire BY tbt ninth,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, who has F:om child
been accuaomed to wait in the ! Of, provided
immediate application is made as al We
Nay ), 60
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Jonathan & Mahlul Scholheld|
HavsJsf reeeited, v;a philadelphia,
A large and general Adortmenttof
lsRY GOODS,
Suitable to the fvafan-- coniiaing Of {

Irith linens, Lifh and Ru(ia sdia-
ptrs. dowlas, tickleEbusgs, oznsbures, brown
Hollands, white platillas, Silcsias, hs.tings,
checks, aifortsa; Harlem ffripes, cambr;clS and
jaconet mullins, book mullins, coiosed cam.
bricks, laced camSricks, aGortca laced cam.
brick lhawls, Beerhoon gufra!,s, mamodies, fir.
coaacs, 6ne haftas, and iannahs mullins india
,.,,,,, :. IEl., checks, Romal handkctrhcfs, long
aud lhosty aAow nsokeens, blue and black dit;o,
Cocoon cafim,res, saor,ed dimisics. agorted !;
Mafe;s.es, aTorted; India and Italian dks, at.
.iort.d fa,senets and peelongs. afoltsa; ELK,
c,,.oo aDS thread hofsiy, Lcghorn bonnets,
CIV ana kui gloves, wAfh leather ditto, pins,
,aoes ,hreads, iswing Iiiks, aiiorsed; fans and
buttons; snd
4 variety o. c 10y -4rf'e'es'
In addition to ,hei, former flock, mike .-.ssis
complete agortment:
All Of which they will fell low for cath. OF
good notes pay able in Alexandra, at6o days.
MAY 40.
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puhItt aaIe
=, TUESDAY next,
~ ~ w;ll S. fold at the Vendue store

=, TUESDAY next,
~ x;llb. fold a, the Vendue Store
r u M
al BIZ. Freach Brandy in P'ps''
| G, 81. P', :, 4. Apple Baniy ia bis.
| |s.,,' Z bha,. sisfss' and BIZ;
8 !. 81 s,,sn so,p and N bose',
WINS SD dips Candles
: 80 sc.. q keeps, ssA---
~ s'''s i ssg; a saslI ir-sl.;
n IS Ware 10 crates,
IHli'0clIIIIsEHOLD FURNlIlU -llts,
Sc.--ALso,
Is Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among xhich are
cIo,a, Coatings, Keriemeres,
IN ~ PLANS. K.sisys, Negro Csttons,
I. s ~ glalick,, blue FREEZES,
Fl c, 81 Ruasls, Yarn Stockings,
I,,sin.res and ca!hcoss,
Irih Lia,ss s'itlia DO
! i; and TisslsabaFg''
s MIDI, ,sl Musia Handkerchief,
In rlT, Mullins ani Table Clothes,
,,nlana, tIandksrchisfs,
,,Issfa Threads, Hats and sundfy other
'''''' Pailsp G. MGrfsllsr.
per. 40. u.
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TO LET.

IT. !os WAsHNeroN sTREsTi
,s,s = louie at prefent occupied by
luz rs. @ a... PQGsaion may be had early
i~ns next. Apply to
Shy %, F'ss'''e : Jamelion.
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mo. 1909
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70 reams writIng PAPER-Aiso-
u reains Tea ditto.
iasleqeiys Ba5k,ir a9ait,as 10 ~ ysym<raaek..
Family Bibles 4te. AID 8vo.; OAR
wins Bo,a1ic GARDEN; HaryeJ's Mtaaaforf
Rpnnycaif!es Aigetss; Me- Ivers Cookery;
Anecdotes of Modem Philefophsrs; Roderck
Raa ION; EudibraG; Caleb VII lars; Gull.
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Newson's works YES.
S T 4 r 10 " A Z Y.
States cd psnci,s, Da,ch End Ira, pulls, VIZ
!ers IN boxes, sofl !eaF, Gnn,,,'s leales, foad
ard fad b xss, flies, Rrtea and plain glals ard
Japsi'a illaanas, c,fqHsi9s 'oufe E.cs ard laoes,
oint' cs, baadbo& aod bonner psRcbeards, black
md rcd lead pencils, bIa,k and red iealrg wsx,
nix and ink powder, playing and blalk cards,
oisck snd red MoEocco pocket bosks, biaIk
oks, ahor.ed, Roman 8. conr2on violin Rrin gs.
md general aGcrtneni of ..hool bocks- the
whslc Of which viii be difpofed G., on the moa
reafonsble terms fer cafh.
May 10. colt
~ Intending to remove from this
place in the courle of the eniuing frnmer, will
difpof. Of the whole of my STOCK, conhesTa-
bly, below the ulusI telling prices.
Iohr, C,ray
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
TO LET.

r, far exc or me'e PEARS,
i. Inc White Warehoufe, on King
\, -. ae1 Col. Ramfay's wharf. The Etua.
W oaansts eanal 70 any in town. Apply
u, JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
NORFOLK, July 4.

Il veifei OF MIR. Penn,ck in 8 days from q na-
daloupe, Capt. Tompkins, a man of ver1city,
arrived this morning and delivered Mr Pen
mock the following written intelligence
The French and Spa1l.h fleets 81 fil of the
line and lofrigates, left Guadaloupe 9th Tune.
They took on board 800 troops: about the 9th
fell in with 3 merchant fhips, frigate and a
Hoop ofwar from Antigua bound to England ;
captured the whole except the iiips of war
which they fent off for Martinique under one fri
gate.
On the 18th June 4 f~iSates retired to Gua-
daloupe and landed the 500 troops again and
failed fame day.
On the elf June under the lee of Antigua
was boarded blythe boat ofthe King Fiber fioop
OF war,which Informed them, that DAYS before.
had ieen the +. and s. fleets Reering to the N. e
that days after fell 10 with Lord Mellon with
l2 OF the Line in purfuit ALTO that the kim
Fiber in Co. with frigate had fallen in win
the 8 prizes and the frgate to Wiudwari 81
Antigua but before they cosld get up, the r
fTigate iet IRE to- the whole and made her #
cape. Mellon left Blrbsdoes the fame dav m,
fFench LETT Martinique but fuppoiins Trni