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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
For the InrrLLIcEscra.

~ sta4 a - + 4 &
For he IHrELLIeExcIa.
RennsylpdaiG Democsnfs As the cleo.
tons In The State Of Pennsylvania ape
proach, the animosity between the par.
ties eontending for Office and emolu.
ment, seem also approaching to the
point Of sfervescence and . political
explosion Is the probable consequence.
The democrats are divided among them.
selves and the powers Of language are.
sexhausted IN the reproaches cast upon,
each other. We remember the time
when the virtues of M'Kean was. de.
lghtful subject Of panegyrie % Duane,
and others Of his stamp, and the Sny.
dorian party were Al virtuous citizens.
The scene Is now changed. and M'Kean
and his party, are accused. b. this same
Diane, Of every crime, formerlv char.
Eed on the Federalists. The M'Kean-
ties ID their turn, now discover, shat
the SnydeTian party are iacobins, anar.
chists, disorganizsrs, disturbers ofthc
PUBLIC tranquility and ransack the vo-
cabulary Of Billingsgate for appropriate
rpithets 70 convey a adequate idea or
their atrocities. This is the eternal
round Of democratic practice thsy are
eternally endeavonrinS 10 subyert the
institutions oftheir country, and discard
the peace of society dill. under the pre-
tence Of preserving the liberties Of the
people, they destroy every. yestirc az IL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

4 IL those Who became p.rshas.rsi
II 4 the sale Of James Hannxh, I.st
spring, win please 70 take po,icr. ,has
their obligations became due On he l9th
instant. and are lodged IN The hanJs &c
the subscriber for collsctipa. r. he
same are not paid immsdiafely, suits
will Be eommenced.
STEPHEN MAYFRS.
September ~, fsOS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

THE subscriber respectfully Il.
j quaints his friends and the public.
that he sin continues 70 carry on BE 81.
siness Of coverl<t, Dispef and coun-
terpane WEAVING and BLUE DY.
ING, e. formerly, in charles Town.
He returns his sincere thanks 10 thoss
who have fayoufed him with their crss-
tom. and assures them that every thing
in his power shall Be done to render Ne
neral satisiaction. The business with
future be carried on more extensively,
q he has two Looms nov employed for
he purpose Of Weaving Double Cover
lets alone.
He win give generous wages 10 y
Journeymanw who npdersfand he Weas.
ing business q above mentioned and
wishes % take N Apprentice from Is s
rs years Of age.
WILLIAM MORROW.
september ~, lsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
ALEXANDRIA,, Septembel

u ALEXANDRIA,, SeptembeT 20.
The United S.atesfrigate PRRstDESr,
from the Mediterranean, (via Hampton
Roads passed BY this city this morning,
q ten O'Clock, on her way 70 Washing
TON.
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BALTIMORE, September Is.

BALTIMORE, September rs.
The following account Of 4 fnelancho-
" catastrophe Has been received from
arespectable source, and vouched for
~ . true statement;
On "Wednesday evening, about the
hour Of eleven, Mr.. Lindsey, mate Of
the ship Persia, called at the lodgings Of
Mr.. Chamberlain, midshipman on board
the United States brig Hornet, and de.
aired him to take wall, taking him at
the same time by The lapel Of ths coat
Mr.. Chamberlain walked : few PAGES
With Mr.. Lindsey, when Mr.. Lindsey
struck him With his Est, and kicked him
several times Mr.. Cham6erlain imme-
diately drsM . pistol from his side, and
shot Mr., Lindsey thro' the head--the.
ball passed Just above his left eye, and
lodgsd in the brain. After NJ above
hsd taken place, MI. Chamberlsin I'M.
yzediately gave himself up 70 Captain
ICkauncey.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

By theidst Kp,ucky paters, ne eara,
Thar John Breckenridge, Senator firm
fAafsidfe, and oae ef ne = Uho pefed %
ssoafiy 20 eoaVicf judge Chase, has been
1atp5inted By. The President, attorney gc-
asrai fac @. States. Fred. +. Herald
aa.aaaaaaa.ss...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

Frequently 70 see the sable and solitary
lhesrse. 4 slow moving 70 the mansion
OF the deaf" while perhaps single
mourner Or two followed at "A awfuldis-.
lance. With what anxiety have We seen
The populace croud arop6d the health-of-6
zee to ascertain who more Of their fel-
low-citizens had been seized by the
dread distempsrs and who more were
numbered wiihthe dead. Bur enough
on the melancholy theme At present
viii Tecur but TOO frequently.
DURING The last 1peek, SIS adnifs md
So children, soere iHferredin the drfer-
~ bnrying gyeaads u he city and Ebsr-
lies 81 Philadelphia. rs
Several oliicers Of the late frigate PHI
ladelphia, once more happily rsstoredto
their country, have arrived IN this city,.
lKash. Fed.
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ALERANDEA MIIIEH.
Sentember27 iens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
LONDON, AUGUST o,

We ye6crday received Paris Journals TO the
SIT ult. and the Dutch to the 4th inf. The
Moniteur IN curious paragraph mentions, that
IN confeqHence of the arrejt of M. PROM, the
french Government had caufed an Au1ri,n
Aulic Councillor To he areted 1t Paris, by way
ct retaliation; but intelligence being received
that M. PROM, was liberated, the Aufrian coun-
ieilor bad been ict At liberty too. 1t is proba-
bic that the AuNrian Police at Venice had fonnd
out that whatever ground of fufoicion there
was of NJ. PROM, who is "a celebrated engineer.
being fent to- make oblervations, there was not
proof, and had discharged him; or petbaps
count BeIlegarde, at whole interpofition he yyas
enlarged, had thought it imprndent to create
any diiputc refpecting man of Proni's fcienti-
fic character. The Aufrian government, how
ever, mutt reient the outrage committed in Ar
reaing an Aulic councillor, becaufe it fcems to
contet the right of other governments to arrel
Frenchmen who ac improperly. We appre-
bend, however, that, ftrittIy fpedking, in time
OF peace NJ. PROM could not have been treated
as a fpy.
We do not think that this incident will of IL
felt hsye any coniequence. II is -msnifef, in
deed, that III bunor and fufpicion prevail on
both !ides, which muf very foou lead to open
rupture, unlefs Auitr,a, Ivy fubmifIion and DIFF
"m'bs, coadeftend to'aIlay DoaAparte's jca-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

that vcfel, for wh,tever me cor.aine, or what
ever IS done on hoard her, fhali be accountable
only to the Sovereign Of the fate 10 which he
belongs; that the indies iha!i ces!;. 10 I've oar
property, or that any power whatever ihaii nave
right to ihare with us in our fuoeriori,y in the
indles! Do not you then expect that France
HAIL enter into cifcuiEons with you upon points
which do not concern you, or do you conftut
to enter into difculiion with her upon points
which involve the iacrcd interefs Of all nations
France duly appreciates the advantages OF
peace: but The will carry on the war as long As
It th,ll be nece.lary towards maintaining the
honour Of her flag, and the brroonaeranee so5ieb
IL bas acquired; and until N,e has Obtained the
afnrance, that in whatever quarter Of the world
4 frenchman NAV thew hinfelf, he fhal not
have location 10 blum in conf quence Of the in-
iusts and arrogant a1umptons of the Ensli.h."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
D,mrtfit 5a,seiliqenee.
Eefra7 eta letter from Gibraltar.
EPub'i'hed in. Lendon paoer.1

"Thr garrifon is very healthy, andthe ftrong.
CT hopes are entertained, that the Infectious
Malady, II long our icourge, has babe us a
iaiting adieu.
In NY lat gave you an account of con-
ftruaion and the formidable appearance of the
Spanfh gun-boats. Since then have feen thof.
OF the Americans, which Are very hyperion, both
IN th;'ir contribution and warlike appearance
I undert'nd their plan il taken from t,ofe con.
tructed for orr fervice lar war, by Britif, Of
icer IN Amcrica--but being much larger are
confequently better adapted to encounter the
fea. -
6 Provifirns are becoming cheap from an in
created confidence in the traders, referring to
the carlton, We have little TO apprehend, from
An attack OF the enemy, BAT much to hope
Choaid ilIch he attempted) on ths fcors of no.
nour, the Soldiers idol"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

loafy. very fi,ort time will ff1ow what NC
have to expct on the con-;,en.. An1ra ,nu'
with TO te'nporiie till her 3:epsrasons are ripe
and the views Of Riff dg,iirri. A "a Bon J..
Darte may perhaps b inciile,l tn temp.riie til
he tries the project Of iovaion.
Thefe papers breathe the f,me note of pre-
partition which has lately heen revived. No
thing is talked of on the coat but invalion, and
though 'wo yeara have ciaofed in equipments,
the activity which now prevails, ften,s as if it
were hut the CO nnencemen,. On the other
hand, TIL prrcau:ir,s of this government are
retouhlei. 1t was even ftid ye'terday, that the
troops were emb rk-j, both a, the Tex-l aud
ticivoet, and that the expedition would put to
Ga the hrit opportunity. B,raoarte, from the
tate of the cor,il,rnt, NAV t.efirous to trike
the blow; and A. the harveft approaches. he
might hop. fiIl farther to increafc the EN- har-
rais'nent OF this country, by calling out the po-
pulstion to military du'ics 1t this time. It is
Certain that \ general expectation now prevails
that the attempt will not ne deferred.
Srocxs.
Bank Stock 100 Ii 1870.
per cent. red. So IA So l-o.
8 per cent. corfnIs 5734 So.
4 per cent. confols rs I-8.
per cent. nsvv 80 sd 1914 SO.
per cent. LOYALTY 100 Ia SO.
Long Ann. I6 rs 1915.
Opnium Ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
ANOTHER FRENCH FLEEr ou7,,

Capt. Hartwell, OF the ,hip Lewis William
on the 18th Aug. lat. -, 10, long. 1850, w
tel in with French fret, coniIting of 81 fail
He was taken on bnaril The Admira's f,ip, ana
had his papers examined. AT the fame time faw
hip TO the Sou'hward on fire, which one Of
the Officers Informed. vas an EugIiif, letter of
Marque which they had taken in the morning
and fet FIRE to. The feet, when Capt. Hart.
well left them, was fteering w. S. w. fhppofcd
thenn bound to the WeR-Indies.
Phil. GAG.
eve refer our readers to the London head, date
Auguii sth.)
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NEST POINT is Mn Fs,y s9k.

VIE fn5fcrber is authorized 10 Ell the ia vol,
known Tract II Land either altogether. or !,
LOIS OF three hundred or upwards 10 Git mr.
cha'ers. on the following terms 10 wiz one furtr If
the Purehafc money to be paid down, the OF or t-e
fonrthsin equal annual n(lalnents. to :,r-y n.-G
from the time OF ale, and to be feeured by bondani
morfgagso, 'he land
Vt IS deemed unneceiary 20 defcribe particularly
tra OF aiia TO r1rnuka!e for its fertility and the ma
iural advantages Of its i,uation Any communicated
dreted 20 tie ubfcriberat Shirley in the county f
Charles City, by poi, to Granville Nils, viii be da
ly attended 20.
PATRICK HENDREN Agent for VIM.
Fi'zhugh OF Alexandria & Charles Carter of Shirley
Sept. q. oswlm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

lie fubfcribers respectfully inform their frier,,
q and the pubic, that t,sy have commenced -tn.
iioeis IN the houe iae.y 9ccupe BY Mr. John Ayers,
isdd err, rex door to DR., Ternans AMI nearly oppo
hte TO Mr. VIM. Calls ytore-under the firm Of
FirZWHYLSONN g POTTER,
B0oK-BINDERs IND STA71oWRPS,
They have on hlui, an aGnrtmen, OF Stationary rs
excellent quality to which additions are daily expect
Orders from the town country inIrediatsIy at1
tended to- and every article Vepded by er1 warrant,
ed as to 'le qnaity ofthe materials and The fidelity
Of the workmanship.
WIN. II. FtTZWIYLSo1IN.
WALTER POTTER.
Richmond, Sept. o. 1905. ensv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

hT meeting Of fb' Boa,d sf Diet7oys ef@e A1n,nrY
HBa,ecec Soeirfv, agai@ Fire on Bqiis1gs Of Tx
fate IF ptsiaio. bsdafbs GensraI DIX on Ire 2lf
dry Of Spfcmby, 1905,
HE following feaion was added to the Ru,es e
4 Regulations Of the Society, which is, nv order
OF the board, publfhed ior the information Of ali per-
fons Concerned, viz
Ar. 8. Sec. ll.--Whenever the revaluation or
building already injured. fb1l be made, jha We
70 happened that the proprietor thereof hai,sva de-
parted this life anterior to the date Of the reqloa,on
n ueh cafe, the new decsrsiiop 10 be executed atr
iueh revsluaton fsll be made ard fubfcrib,d bv al
the parties then having title to fpch bdin. in lie
form and asreesby to ,hs rules ard regulations eh
are Iriieribed TO parties holding Gmlar ptersil ia
any building and dfpofed to effea an or;0i,al ;rf,'
rance thereof
ALEXANDER M'RAE, p,ess.1t MAS.
= Ter, Le.Oi' M. lpig4isis, ct SD.
Sept. -. + 3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
THE FLEETS.

Notwithstanding the proud exulsaton Of the En-
glth prints, Admiral Calder's victory ieens nv No
means 10 ipiendid eoPete, they would with TO
reprefent IT.
Lord Mellon or Commodore Preb,e would fcarce.
w nave made It boat thsc ;hey had taken 40 ,hps
Of the line only of fquadron of 80 f q tina, the7
had afterwards remained two days in fight of con-
quered enemy, without having forced them into a
iecond engagement. 1t is indeed eafy 10 perceive
ome indirea cenrres upon the inactivity of ADM.
raj Calder fecretly blending theInleves with the
proud expeditions OF triumph. "To Our furprife
and notification" writes an officer on board the
Malta, that arrived at Plymouth with tn. latea
dispatches from the admiral after ioiinv a
glorious opportunity Of completely dearoyipg the
combined iquadron we have let them completely ef
cape u.s. From the hour of the battle on the 23rd
till the 25th we had the power ia our hants of at
sacking them again with every profpecf OF fucces IL
10 no; for me to attach bllme to a hyperion officer
much lefs 20 commander IN chief on this ocea!ion
He may have reaioDs, private reafons and indeed
orders OF fuch peculiar that govsra his con-
duct and rye up his hands"
We mpft confeis that we have too high an opinion
Of the gallantry OF the French Admiral and crews m
attribute their inactivity during the late enpsyeuen,
to any fear Of the Englilh fleet. The fame eauie
which induced Admiral VlIeueuve to decline COM
ten with iir J. Orde off Cadiz, may have led him to
it was plain he poiefiej comfortable fuperority of
numbers and force. We cannot but fuppof. that he
had fome greater objeGl in view then even obtaining
a vaory over Calder an objea, which the injury
and delay attendant upon an engagement nlitht
have prevented him from accomplishing. As to the
nature of this important deGgn we have already ex.
pteed our opinion but as every hint OIL this fubee
mar ferve to throw fome gh; upon the delinatcn
ofthe Conbi,ed fleet, we Aall fpbjon the following
extras Of letter proeFedly written Ivy an officer Of
Ad; Caider's fquadron, ( on board his majeay's
hip Thupderer, at fea, July SD eater the un-
fortunate spaniards were di(n1aaed, the Prepehmen
+" ireyetibk dar!"I fred feysral broadGdes into
them, which exdpersted them 70 much tina, when
they got board the Englh Dips, they gave us all
thsr Ggnah as well as thofe II the French, and In
formed us Of all their broeesdf1S,, which baIl now
communicate for your further informaton On their
return home, il their iutsntion to ,a the 6loel-
ods Of Fsyyoi, from thence 70 proceed to Rssb,f, Be-
next, I,ciari uppoing he B,sG feet TO have been
able to get out to join theulr
L.
"A veftel, FAY, the Boz, Repertory, ha, arrived
a, Plymouth (MaGshpfeitD witch fpoke Admiral
Caiders fqpadfor of Higo, Il we f,sasie NOT, on the
f7Vaift of tusna 20 days after the engagement"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
49, SO

Il IS with great rsgret that I'VE fate The testf of
Mr.. HoDG klNSoN, one of rhe mon diainsp lhei
.shss'real performers on the continent.
(Mat,gai LrtcyIg.se.r.J Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

Tn BdTHTEG TUBS For Sal.
FtEY are made on III. beA eonarate ion. and vv;Il
Se fold losc, either together or GngIy. Appl,
at The ofhee al the Enquirer. Sept. "a. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

"A veftel, fays the Boa Repertory, ha, arrived
at Plymouth (MaGshuecits) witch fpoke Admiral
Calder's fqgaGfon Oft gigo, Il we dsaIe not. on the
fzVnib Of tugna 20 days after the engagement :"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

We fhall eorrea the impudent mfr preleRta,io..s Of
the Boron Centinel in our next paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

70 make room Tor the able and interefrg reply of
the French government to NovozilsoR's ro.e, we.
have Thought proper to exclude large portion, cs
news aid original matter. >
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

The late victory Of the Engl;h oysr the combined
hee.' and the ultimate arnihation of the later may
be expected to have iome Influence upon TIN, ersi;s
ot or '7oa country. Whit it angnsnts the pride
o. IL 6 am and more particularly the oversear:as
temper Ct ITS nlvy whila it multiPlies their un-
Provoked aggreions upon our ve1.ls, and their in.
tuti;g Bockad,s o. harbours; il NAV be exretf.
ed to work aeontrary efea upon the cour, of GIad-
nd an,t predfofe ii TO NOR irlne diae and f4vo-
liable adjultn,tnt Of Our exiting d.ipp.es-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
.pattie SaIs.
On FRIDAY next,

| On FRIDAY next, So.
,.,.ss aill Sc fold at the vsndue Store
R u NJ
s.. and Bis. Freach Brady IN pipes,
en-; CHM !, p's "a Apple Bandy IN bl''
s s,,ii i hba,, ''sfes' and bis;
Chocolate &C., ID brown Soap and ia D01t''
s W.T. -, and dips caadles J
= Me &C.,. s kegs, boxes and Jafs'
n na'i i ssgs and fails,
n rs Ware IN crates.
;!9spni,s',isEHOLD FURNITURE,
Hou'Na e.--ALso.
. variety Of DRY GOODS,
q among which are
c,o,b, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
c IA Pains, Ksricys, Negro eo''0'''
s Z, - Eiaaicks, blue Ftlsz ss...,;.,.
s : I; a,,coes, RaG.ls, Yarn Ssosslng''
s and Csilicoss,
l I,,s Il Silsfa do
i n@ayag, and Tiellsnburg',
v ya,i, sni Muslin Haadkershiei''
M, Iat Ma,iias and Table Clothes,
pandsaaa Haadksrchlsts, ...a., ots,,
c colosrl Threads, Hats and 'apdfy amer
|rsiciss. nr.l Mn,g<li,r
~ %
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Jonathan e MahIon Scholtleld
HdDs jyf rteeivea, ora Philadelphia,
A large and general Afortment OF
DRY GOODS.
Suitable 70 the feafcn-conhfing Of

Suitable TO the feafon-confaing of
Irilh linens, Iriih and RufIia dia-
pers, dowlas, ticklenburgs, oznabarss, brown
Hollands, white platillas, Silesias, lhe:ting 8,
checks, aaort:d Harlem fipss, canbrck and
iaconet mullins, bosls mullins, to!ored cam.
bricks, laced csrnoficks, sAro:ted laced cam.
brick thawls, Beerboon gursshs, namodics, foe
coiIacs, fine baftas, and fannahs mullins India
cilin.z, inaia checks, Rorlal handssrchicfs, long
aud fhort yellow nankeens, blue and black ditto,
Cotton calH,nerss, aiTorisd dimisiss, aG9rsed !:
Mafeilles, aforied; india and Italian Glks,s az.
iorted; farcenets and pcelongs, aGorted fix,
cotton, and thread hoGery, Leghorn oonness,
ELK and kid gloves, wsih leather ditto, pins,
tapes, threads, iewing ilks, aiTorted fans and
buttons; and
n variey Of other articles,
In addition to their former fock, make avery
complete aGortment:
All Of which they will fell low fer cain, or
good notes payable Ia Alexandria, at 90 days.
MAY 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
10 pipes well aayor'd Holland

~ pipes well aayer'd Holland
in.
% sass Dutch Linfsed Oil,
ihk, German Ticklenburgh
afsBassnaias,
% Pla,illas Royal,
|aA Imported from Rotterdam,
AAe brig Nancy, Spaldtng,
AND FOR SALE BY
+. 6 I. NoweH,
WHO HAVE IN STORE,
a lev pipes old Madeira Wine, fit
!, Immediate u(e,
"A hhds. ola Grenada Rum,
! lAfss ca&, Clover Seed,
'ea plpe 4sa proof Spanilh Blanly.
!, sc csa gsuen for Otter and
aEra q.
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A POINTER LOST.

Miiled, from the Union Tavern, in George.
Town, on the 10th ultino,
A WHITE POINTER PUPPY, about fs
n months old, brown ipots on his right ear
ard over his left eye--had on > brais collar with
the fabfcriber's name fcratched. Whoever will
deliver faid dog TO me at the Union Tavern a.
iorefaid, or give any information 70 that may
receiver hin. fllal| receive Fisr DolSa,s reward,
p. Wallet.
June 7.
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TU MS C R A V E n,
HIS TUST RECEIEED,

An elegant aGortment of goods, ieIeasd from
the lateh impostasions, in Phila.
delphia and Baltimore.
AMONG WHICH ARE
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TO LET,

~ On WAsHlNcroN, sTaRErj
nj 80 ! Houle at prefent occupied by
I IT,. M s POaeaion may be had early
NAV. Vaudeville & JameGon.
~ 80 d
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s, Iua Publihed,
: ''r Sale BY Cotton y Stewart,
NY to Myltery of Iniquity,
~, OR AN
A'ar.fs to Men Of candor and
soutrs Of Truth.
Sr JOHN WEST,
hi, :. q Fairfax coua,y.
lsa. A. WORK s's contains compendium
.sasiou. 1,a0Iy, accompanied with me authors
-, sad bl proving ssdsrH <pjfe,paey 70 &c fpu.
May J.
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THURSDAY, JUN IS, 1905.
JuR Received,
Pee Big Harmony, from Bottom, by
Lawrafon & Fowle

Mould and dlpt Candles,
FSsih Chocolate,
4 few pipes Holland Gin, and quantity Of
Platter Paris.
New-Ensland RUM in barrels.
June I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
FOR SALE

By Lcmuel Weeks 4, Son.
-51rA A VESSEL row on thc focks, II5
t1Kls1. XII tons burthcn, well calculated far W I,
sEsr7E9s Weaindia trsde-TEc abuvevei.eI is bu.'-
IiasfTfAt4 All of oak, and well put togc;ncr-Ill-
-1s545zGzvE eral terms will be given. Ng4
BROUGHT from Bottom, in the fchooner
- Mercury, JAcos AnAMs mahe-, fome time IN
May 1904, Four Hagen Wbea5. The owner may
bavethem bv paying charges, Of DAVID SMITH, No.
Y. Union-Wharf. PorfiaHd- Me- A. 1905.