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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

Il he Standing Committee Of the Society az Cincinra-
u Of the Commonwealth Of MaiIachufetts, agree.
able to vote of the locety hereby give public notice
to iueb OF their breth-en reduced to ecetous
crcumitances the widows and orphans Of Others ho
may be in like circumtances, thar all applications f.
relief and afii Aancc may be made or before the r
Wednesday Of February next any individual Of the
iald committee, who will communicate the fzme and
their relpe6tve circumstances will be duly confdered
The names OF the Committee, are
Gen. Lincoln, Doctor Eu(fis,
Thomas Edward, Elq. Gen. II. Iack(on.
aptSam. ArmRrong. Gen, ]. Winhow,
Col. Tudor, Gen. Vote,
Major Gibbs, Capt A. Bailey,
Captain Maynard, Major Drew,
Capt. Green, Capt. Nichollcn,
Col. Z. Lee, Doctor Hart,
Capt. rockingham. Charles ?. Sumner,
Doctor Townfend. John Calender, Efq
Capt. Rob. Williams,
~ The printers ofthe Salem Gazette, Newbury-
port Herald Portland Gazette, Worceter Spy, Pitts
field Sun. and Springfield Gazette, requeled in
lert the above and forward their bills to Gen. HENRY
JACKSON, Treafurer, for payment
SAMUEL. ARMSTRONG, Recorder.
Bottom, Dec. 4, 800.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
Mime I7re and jlq1nie Insurance
Combatgl.
.f,ihuul .HarhRr.
hihaa{ lhrHRq

TNBE Stockholders In he Maine Fire and
/ Marine insurance Company, are hereby
n1.ifed, that rhcir annual meeting for the
choice Of Nine Directors for the ensuing year,
MI! be holden IL their Office in Fish 3tr1et, on
Tuesday the Seventh day OF january, 1906, at
two o'clock, afternoon.
Bv order Of the President ard Directors,
LEVI CUTTER, Secrctayu.
iaiFe IRE cud 4iIailre Insurance.
OFicc, Dec. 9, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

-
- from the 10th day Of December next j. allowed,
by the Hon Samuel Freeman, Efl. Judge Of the Pro
bate of Wills, SC for the county of Cumberland, for
Creditors to the eHatc of
ROBERT nDONALD,
i3.e Of Portland, Mariner, deccaIed 10 bring forward
and prove their caims-AI Perfons having claims
againt laid efae already exhibited u.s. are hereby
notified that he lublcribers vii! attend for that pur-
Pole, the hcue of James Chadwick, of faid Port
land. Tuelday aad Saturday next, three of the
C!ock, in the afternoon Of each daY.
Richard .iunneweA, -. ...
Arthur Mcclellan, C'''"''''''"F'''
Portland, Nov So, sos.
FHE fubt5rb.r HEREBY gives notice to all concerned
that having Been duy appointed administrator to
the ellte e
TC5LfI tf.fSEN,
late ol Brds;oa .a tie county of Cumberland yonla,
dece1ict, has le1 g-on himielf that trut by giving
bonto tAe Jaw d- h he therefore reqefs all per-
sons who i-d=5ei to ldd decealed cfare, to make
immediate Payrlcn,, and thofe having any demands
20 e-i.i5-t The .alne 10
JACOB HAsEN, 41isvirilfrotor.
. ezla-.,- N.tt17brr n, ISo5
TIL lubfcriber hereby gives public notice % ali
concerned, that he has been duly anpointe 4 and
mas taken upon heted the trst OF an admininratrix
on the eitate of
Oh w Ctf.I5 WERRJII.
p Poland r. the county Of Cumberland and woman.
deoeaied, BY giving bond as the law direfs .-1e
therefore rcqueits all periOn who are ndeb.ed to the
fad deceaeds eitae make immediate payment and
thoe who have my demands thereon "a erh;Bit the
Same 70 ItJCy ArFPpG1
or TO Joftph Bradbury her .47t9rnly.
Dstal Paaqd, O7 lC, 1905
'IIE 'fubicribcr hereby gives public notice TO ali
concerncd, that he has been dulv appointed and
has taken upon himelf the trua cf adminarato- de-
bonis non Of the c.iate cf
'RIGHHRD ANDERSON.
late Of Windhar1 IN the county Of Cumberland Ira
ger decealed, by giving bond As the law directs -
Hetheretore reluets aI psrons w.o are indebted 10
the !ad deceaeds eate to make immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the lame to NINSLCW HALL,
D1fsf 03. 9.5, 1906. re.
'E'HE lubicribcr hereby Gives public notice to an
concerncd tha- the has been duly appointed aud
has taken upon hericf the srrR of Executriz ID the
co.t will and teitamcut CT
IEf'3f-4S CR.jNDLFP RUSSELL,
ste of = s'yzrnoath, Blacl-fni;h, deceared bv CIV
tng bond = the iaw trects ,-hc therefore reqEets
All psrl5as syic ir1o5tcd the iid deccaleds II
f7c, a. mike iu.r1ecia.e payment and thUfe who
-~4Ve al,- demands IA teon 90 exhibit the lane to
Sar.h Rat1t Exccstriv.
~1fs,y ly7r7gsfb, Nov 70 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
From the Star.

70 zHoMAs AAkEN, jim. sr Pf56cla.
49, No. Nv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

gland" But, have 81. erIraysarsl? Have
thoie endeavoured to lefien them or to prevent
them for the future; ihoGe who have been the
contant Importers and panegyriits OF yonr
friend, Mr.. Pitt! Since that gentlsman came
into power, aud Gnce you came into parlia-
ment, fir, the paupers Of England have nearly
doubled IN number, riiing, during the twenty
years, from about 100000 TO more than ,ooo.-
600! Thus, fir, while you and Mr.. Pitt have
been almof annually propo.ing fo,nc ,nearure
to mitigate or to remove altogether the irnasi-
nary mifcries of negro flavcry, our own pau
pers, under the administration Of that MIR. PITT,
have received an augmentation of numbers great
er than the numbers of all the negroes put to-
gether in the whole of the Britiih Wcf-Tndia
iilands MIR. Pitt cannot help that do
not FAY that he can. do not impute to him a
ny intention to make this fearful addition to The
paupers of England. When I coniitier, that,
ince he has been miriAer, an addition of | IL
ooO,OoOl. fterling per annum, has been made to
the infere9 of the public debt when conf
der how much has thus been drawn from the
lahour of the people, and given to the loan Job
bers and other makers OF, and dealers in, paper
money; when conGder thefe things, am, in
deco, at no lofs to diTcover whence has arifen
the addition to the number OF orr paupers.
But, be the caufe what it NAV, the fad effect
country people-in miGery, and nearly one half
of the million have fallen into this itste lince
Mr.. Pitt and you fri agitated the queftions re-
lative to negro flavery. And, does i. not be
come us, fir, to lay aide all philanthropic ex-
ertions in behalf CT foreigners, Especially ne
groes, till we have made fome exertions in be-
half of our fuffering countrymen! True, the
negroes may be yet too cloiely lodged during
their pafiage from Africa to America; but,
FIR, in the parifh where you and live, where
the parliament has the frequent opportunity of
hearing the effufions of your humanity; in this
very parifh, and not many PAGES from your
own door, you may (f the collector of the poor
rates has not mifnformed me) find hundreds of
miferable beings more clofeiy packed together
in their beds than the negroes ever are on board
the villified Liverpool Ghips. Nay, fir, are YOU
not convinced, that there is more mifery, more
human tutoring, ariiing from want and hard
treatment, at this moment, in this our parifh of
st. Margaret, Weftulinner, than in ali the Bri-
tin Weft-India inands put together. am
fully convinced, my firlt object fhould be to lief.
fen that fnffering; it fhould, at leatt take pre-
cedent of every other object of 4 timilar detcrp-
ton.
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NETWORK, May Is.
E&tr4s IF E.,.cr fsorr .5e Hand efSt. 75owl

Esfra7 IF a t:'.cr iO1s BE Hand efSt. 7Bosa,'s.
On the 4th of April Gen. Ferrand wa. informed,
by his ipes, OF the intentions of Deiianes, TO form
lat 10 o'clock at nghtthe walls of the city of S, Do
mingo, with all his army, competed of about 5000
men, immediately he (Ferraad) took the reiolution
not TO wait for the attack of the enemy but ON the
contrary, to make fortie with part Of his carlton
and directed them againR two of the principal bat
teries RATED by the blacks. The troops chofen for
that bold coup de main, were ready to march out
when fleet made its appearance. Gen. Ferrand,
not doubling but it the reinforcement expected
maintained his r rsfolusion and ordered the fortie
of his troops inme diafsly-they were foon engaged
with the blacks, whom they cut to pieces, and form
ed their works with the bayonet. The fleet landed
about 1000 men in the middle of the firing of guns and
mufquetry, and were innruaed to march in the rear
OF the beiegers, who made then but faint reiiaance
and with the lofs of their other works and baggage
they fled in all directions, leaving the ground covered
with their killed and wounded fold,ers-the parrifon
then entered the city, after being fagued with pur-
fung the blacks
Letters from the city of St. Domingo to St.
Thomas, ate, that the blacks have RATED round the
wal!smore Notifications in few days, than General
Ferrand and his garrifon can deltroy in month
A rurour prevailed at St. Thomas of the French
fleet having appeared off acquemel where they burnt
all the hppng, detroyed part of the town, and car
RED away iome black generals who came on board
thinking they were an Englifh fquadron when they
hrlt hove in Fight with the Engfh flag
MR. Adj,
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

ut a MEETING Of The Fai,fr'd JOCKEY CLUE, s.,lsa
at toe Eag!e-1aSrrn, on br SD day Of Mrs, 1905
Mr. Tayloe Pro99d b. folo7sirg ret5lateaI, 4ybisb
were lteoa4sd. addH~aainoudy adoStea:
ASI HEREAS moR cruel and unprincipled a6t
~ has been perpetrated by fome perlon on per-
Ions unknown, in wantonly Aabbing and killing tie
Valuable Imported Horfe WREEGLER at the re-
iidence OF Mr. Hakin,, in the county Of Prince Ed
ward and whereas it becomes n,anifcGly the ;n.e
rett OF gentlemen Of the turf and breeders Of horfe
to bring to Juice the perpetator or perpetrators Of
an actio infamous and foinurous to the community
fgoEved-That reward Of one hundred dollars be
paid by this club, to any perfon perfors, who all
give iuch information to the Secretary as nall bring
TO conviction the perpetratof or perpetrators Of this
barbarous and malicious act.
RsofVed-That the fecreary Of this club be reoueG.
ed to communicate to the ecretaries Of the different
Jockey Clubs in this ate and Tie fecretary Of Ing
CLUB in Warrington, the reloutions of this club rela-
lively to the atrociou, killing of this valuable horfs,
with view to their cooperation in making difco-
very Of and bringing punihmeht the bare and ma
lignant offender.
Exfya9 f-om TIE chi Bsot,
MRRiWEfHER JONES, Sttrrary.
may u, ef9t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21
BALTIMORE. My y.

To the politeuefs of an attentive and yalua4
bic correfpondent, the editors Of the A,perica,,
are indebted for the following extract of a let.
ter, dated
"CADiz, March 2s 1895.
Notwithstanding the rigour oflhe blockade,
fundry neutral vefIeis, with carpoes. have rnter,
Ell this bay. On the 18th a Danif, flip failed
from this port with cargo Of f;lt. and was orr
dered back by the Engliill, which is proof that
they viii allow no vefiel to fail with .nc!i carr
goes, and only with ballalt of fand or ioncs.
I he ports that in fate Of bloc kade
AZ this moment, are Cadz, Ferrol and C1r.ha-
gen2 of courfe the other ports are free. Vice
AdfHiral SIR J. Orde, informed the Ams:,car
contul, by letter, on the IIth, that mpcricus
circumstances compelled him 70 cf..sr the
block de of Cadizto be ftritly infcrced from
that time"
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VIRGINIA, to quit :
Mere. Adv.


III Cba"etry Dfr9 Court 5ela Re eity Of IyiYianf-
burg, The 6b d. ef -zIl::a, 1905,
Helen Gimuur, widow and relief of Robert
Gilnour, deceafed; and John Morton Gil
r,our and Robert Gilmour, only children
of the faid Robert Cilmour, deceafed, Plaintiffs
Agsnt
Boyle Somerville and company. ard Boyle
Jameion and company, and lanes Me
Gregor, John Robertfon and Cunningham
Corbett, trulees for the creditors of the
atoreiaid companies, and Gavin Lawfon, Defends
IT appearing to the fatisfaaon of the Court, tina,
j the defendant Gavin Lawion, fnce the inftitu-
ton of this iuit hath left this country and the faid de-
endant having given fecurty according to the acts
ot afiembly and the rules Of this courton the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by their council, it is ORDERED,
that the laid defendant do appear here the rt day
OF the term, and anfwer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith Inherited in
lone newspaper of the city of Richmond for two
months iuecellivey, and ported the front door of
the former capitol in this city.
a Copy. TeRe.
ANT'Y ROBINSON, c.
May 81. r9m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21
DOCTOR WILSON

TT AS removed his Apothecary Shop to the lower
a floor of the Bell Tavern, where he has a gene.
raj iuppiy of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, g oTHE2 .dpgz.
Giles IN TIE dPOTHECARY- LIVE.
He takes the liberty to obierve, that he has 10. an
article OF medicine but fuch he ufes in his own
practice.
Physicians, merchants and others, who NAV be
Peafed to patronize him, aaall be fupplied on the
mott reduced terms
" Perions Of needy crcur, Dances, by uavns
the retail prices of his medicines, VIII be preicribed
for gratis.
May 81. fr,r
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TEN DOLLARS RRwARD.

oS1', on Saturday Ian Gn Henrico Corrt-Houfe,
Il or in the itreets between that and the refdence
OF the lubferiber y A BUNDLE OF PAPERS.
Marked Hea,ifo May term, 1906" Within this
bundIe were manifehs for twenty hogn,eads tobscro,
landry accounts notes and other documents relative
to TUFTS depending in that court, and were fubdiyded
into Tx bundles, and marked IL, 2ud, Sd 4tb, 9Th and
9Th day.
Thofe papers cannot be Of any pofiie utility 10 A.
ny one except the f,fberiber and his ciientsthe to-
baeeo mentioned IN the manifens Having been lone
time iinee delivered by the Infpe6ors at Shocko.
waTehoufe aud lIipped
Upon delivery Of thofe papers viii give the a.
5ove reward and ak gueRons in relation 70 tlcr.
But # holen viii give oRr HUNDRED Dollars
tor iueh information as may lead to conviction Of the
oulprit.
SAM. MCRAw,
Richmond, May ~. If
re iubferiber begs leave TO- inform, he e...5s
and the public at large tia, he hss nft,.1.4 =
eontri'ion for the exercife Of the du-es n N1r.a
~ PUBLIC, in and for thi, ciry and ~, -, -
i'neis committed TO him q all nect wi.h ore,,'3 5;e,
patch. f'0'''i u'''
~, SAMUEL mCHAw.
May "a 81.
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COMMUNICATION

1t is confidently reported and believed, that
the PRECEDENT of the u. S. will ferve in his PRE-
SENT OFFICE, no longer than his prefent
term. The reafon, which has been fuppofed to
influence his determination, will caft no DIFF
grace upon the previous lultre Of his life. MIR.
Jcfferfon is the friend ofrotations in office. He
is an enemy TO that monopoly of it, which
ihould keep it for any long time in the hands of
4 Jingle individual. He knows, that the longer
any man remains in Office, the fmal!er opportu-
nifty can Others have of acquiring it and the
frnaller this chance, the fmaller will be the in
elements for them to dejerUe it. He knows
too, that permanent continuance in Office
not only enables a Jingle individual to ac-
complilh, gradually, a Tyltem of meafiires,
and to collect around him iet of inftrumenfs
favourable to his own ufurpation, but that it
prepares the people themfelves for an undue re-
verence towards particular men or particular
families. Next TO an upufual and exfraordinary
authority exercifed by an individual, fuch as
exits in the bead of an army, there is nothing
70 capable of infpiring refped for permanent
and excefiive power, as welding the ufual exc
cutive authority for ANY long period.-It is at
the fame time reported, that Mr.. Jefferfon is
willing to give an additional proof of the ho-
Dourable liberality Of his views, by confenting
TO ierve in any of the executive departments
under fucceifor whom he may approve
Should thefe reports he correct, is it not time
for the republicans of the union to agree at once
upon fome candidate, whom they will place in
the presidential chair?
The fubjed ofthe Jamaica Complaints is par
ticuIarly entitled to the confederation of Ameri-
can tatefmen. To afIit the reader in forming
a comprehensive judgment on this important
point, we fhall attempt to prefent him, in our
next paper, with MIR. JefFerfon's celebrated re.
port in '9s ON the fate of our commercial rela-
tons with foreign countries.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21
To be Psbhecd IN e |e7O dsys,
RY NTcHJE & woRsLEr AND A. DAVIS,
lin one large vol. svo.l
THE DEBATES AND OTHER PROCEED.
INCS OF THE
PTRGINIH CONTENTION.

7br o,'o7oisg PyGtee 7OU Erve 10 sxSigis @s i7fe-
riag eoaf1t Of fbe 7ooyk, and lie s,ueadafoat 7oJieb
b97s bee" iaf,sa1eed into tie prs,eaf edfisa.
\ LMoST Immediately after the revolution, the
4 ne.hcaey Of the confederation, and the neeefh-
ty Of better fyGem Of general government for the
United States, universally admitted This ne
eefty was 70 ftrongly felt, that all the Aates with
the exception Of Rhude-I1aud, deputed 20 general
convection to be held in Philadelphia, iome Of their
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

virtue OF Deed Of Trua executed 10 me bv
GS john Dowdy, late of Cumberland county, 10
.eS"Ie the payment OF debt due from him to Tarl
ton Cox, WILL BE SOLD, on Saturdav Oh. tS.h
Gay OF June next, to the hghen bidder for ready mo
hey, at Moies Iredway's tavern In Powhatsn eoun.v
One WHGCON and CLOTH, for the purpofe Of
iatisfying iad debt.
May 81. pro 'y"
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tsr Last ,ae';t,iqs :;pI.s:i,
aE>se@>a.s7s.en s4e.a ;srsra.4-..
NET.TORE. Mny IA.

By :.ees arriva! eth. A;,p U5s;aa, .ToixIsr, iaA
r7'e';iIg, IA "a dogs f9,s Lioer3ook Lonlor d7t1i
TO re 5fb III. bnSs Zee: rtssized. E7,-nts Of
eoZfderab!r importance 70 .be E.ue,cnn q,.ori.l
ba7e ocefr1ra f's.e h.,g o.o!,icc5. Of TIRE orr.
tine aid iirlii5 admit oni; z,r;y iabfa hiele6.
lonGbd,7t, t5s a'n5itious :;cnrtafie baJ been se.
clarea king Of if4iy 71e cir 1fL4hee& i.as ise,i
)ifrronm6ed BY French troops fer. tbeersnjlr eu,.
po,e ofbre4xn.ing re Introduction az iyiiip ma
nYfafsmeS nsniaf this daring ,sce,iie RE P,r.j:
ian goverUmeaf has fnt a l,;rifed ,rssoaarasre
TO Paris n svanf Of eordinfty Ieesyj 70 e.s;a "a
'ong The norfbe,n tosye,y n relation 10 q eo,neli..
on Svifb Drifaih. 7lr ne7v eoyRi!at;oa Of Eoi-
hzaaiS about 10 go into operation. IL rcret s.-
pdifion, confidently fatedfo be 6onsd fer re NJ
diterTahean has /itied FIR Portsmouth, l..i t,iy
mOntb. TIE 7oalon fleet lad PAT II A.,, snl
Neif5n, ignorant IF tbei,, aeygiaafio,, 4vst IN
g"cf oftbeaa. Tire BreR.Reei ind ui6 but 70 [ca,
andhaR accounts TIE ebanzci. jeet end tiey qvers
IN Eg5t, and a reneowfer eo1EIsyed certain ~.
feMigenee bad rraebed Londor If tie arrival as
Dominica ef' the Roehefort /7nnaron.
DALI ida.
Captain Gibbs from Msntanzies informs y.
that Vincent Gray, Efq. American conluI, las
been dlipidced and imprifoned in Moro anil
that the French fleet qvas daily expected
NJ E!,erc. -1Iz,,
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA..
I"be Sgberio, CoS,i Of Cbausery bsiAu in Rie5mond,
Between
Thomas'Pree and John Sandidge, Plaintiffs
And
Alexander Outlaw, fenior, and Alexander
Outlaw, junior, Defendants
nNmotion of the defendant, Alexander Outlaw
" junior, by eounfei this caufe is ordered to lie re-
dockeed thereupon the fdid defendant filed his an
fwer, to which the plaintiffs replied generally, and
commiions awarded the plaintiffs and the aid de.
fendant, to examine ard take the depotions of ;her
wtneiies and the further motion of the laid de-
PENDANT, the court referreth the accounts between
him and the plaintiffs in this fu, to one Of its com.
mfoners, be by him examined, Aated, fettled and
to the court reported with any peeal matters thought
pertinent by himief required by the parties to be
ipecially ftated. a Copy, Te1e,
PETER TiNSLEY, &C.
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LINSEED on.

A Quantity Of Dutch Boiled Inns ED OIL
y For Sale by THOMAS WEIFTE.
May 81. Tsw
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coMMIssIoNER,s oFFIcR.

Richmond, l5b May, 1905.
. THE Psyfi,s 7oW TATE Notice, rhat / have APP
pointed the twenty-nuth day of July next, to COM
menee the account directed by the annexed decretal
Order Of the Courton which day they are requefled
to attend at my Office in this city, with the accounts &
vouchers prepared and ready for examination and fet-
tlement-and with copies Of the court papers.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, NC.
MAY 81. tf
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WANTED,

n Smart active LAD, about the age of l4or IS
- years, as alTaant in the retail dry good bu.
iineis. Enquire at this Office.
may 2I' ep4w
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The above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the firft Monday in November, or focu-
er, If the tickets are fold.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-25

main way, has loops fsiteaej to it at equal diff
tances round the whole extent the rope is cat
over two parts with rollers To each, to keep it
in place and relieve the friction, placed near the
mats of matter TO be moved, and at efficient
d,ttancc from each other 60 To fpread the rope,
that the attending and defending carriages may
not Interfere, by pons, beams and Notes.-The
msin fay is Offended at the bottom of the plane
near the place OF difcharge, and kept taut--to
thefe loops wheel carriages are faitened by ihort
lines and hooks, which carriages may have three
or four wheels, the inventor prefers three, for
reafons which will be explained in fmall PAM
phlet he is preparing, and which, with plate
and references annexed, will foon be made pub
hc--the carriages for moving earth, are like the
common handcarts, with forue Improvement in
the form, (thofs for the carriage of ftone and
large heavy fubhances ike plank drag in
ufe among farmers with the addition of three
wheels.) The loaded carriages by their weight
produce the totatory motion, and in rotation
the unloaded carriage are returned to the place
of loading the motion can be arrehed or re-
newed at pleafure--An unloaded carriage is de-
tached from the revolution and loaded one
placed in train at the head Of the plane, at the
tame time loaded carriage is detached at the
place of difcharge, is discharged and hooked on
to the main fay to be returned.
This invention may be ufed with only eight
or ten carriages, or will admit of any number,
and the length of line may be continued to any
extent.
The mott obvious ufes to which this nventi-
on may be advantageouily applied are for re-
ducing hills on turnpike-roads, where it makes
the road required, as it prepares the inclined
plane on which to extend its operation-in re-
ducing hills to regular graduation in populous
cities, and filling up adjacent docks.
The inventor, MIR. ]. WELSH, has taken
meaiires in this country and in Europe, to fe-
cure his property in this and Tome other inven-
tions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-25
NisrefifnenIis.

The Swifs air called the RAM DIES Vaches is
dittinguiihed by its fmplicity and tenderness.
So powerfully did the tune operate on the feel
ings ofthe Swifs folders in France, that, on
hearing it played, they threw down their arms
and wept with emotion.
RAM DIES VACHES.
Ouand reverrai-je en- un Jour
Tons les obiets de mon amour:
Nos caires Ruiiieaux,
Nos Coteaux,
Nos Hameaux,
Nos Montagnes,
Et Pomement de nos Moatagnes
La f GENTLE Ifabeau
A le'ombre DUN ormeau,
Quand danferai-ie au fon du chalumeau ,
Quand reverrai-je en- un jour
Tons les obiets de mon amour;
Mon Pere,
Ma Mere,
Mon Frere,
Ma Sour,
Mes Agneatlx,
Mes Troupe7ux,
Ma Bergeres
Quand reverrai-ie en- I'm Jour
Tous les obiets dc mon amour
~ The editor would be extremely happy to re-
ceive tranilaon of this iimpe and affecting air from,
Tome perion who combines Knowledge of the French
language, with the genius of poetry Certainly there
is fuch perfon to be found in the circle of his rea-
ders