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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
wAsHlNnroN. Ny 90.


Notice having been rubli!hed and cireu-ted sbca,
four months iiace throughout the United States Of
reiolution bearing date the Il II of November lat
which had been paiIet hy the lieut.. governor and
council OF the laai Of Jamaica, prohibiting, after
the expiration of tx months from that da:e the n,-
portat;on of pr,vi!ions ard lumber in American or
o'htr neutral ,dels and it having been reprciented
At the fame time, TIN, 'hc above mentioned reotion
had taken place in conlequence ofinitruions from his
Britannia majeay's government of 10 peremp;ory
i nature as not to Leave the governor and council
any latitude 10 attend the remembrance which had
been made againt the iad reolut;on by the ,.habi-
tants OF Jamaica: we are happy learn from an
hentic onrce thar nc order, have been fent by his
Britannia maJey To the governors Of mis- colonies in
the Wet Indies by which they deprived of the
difcreton formerly entrulled them OF relaxing UNI
der certain circumstances, the rigid provons of the
navigation laws, and that is therefore prclunabe
that as foon as the explanations this fubjea h,ah
have reached Jamaica and the other pritii colonies
in the Wee Indies (where it is believed that they
may be already arrived) the importation Of provions
and lumber will again be permitted in American or
other neutral veleis. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
izoA.rA C5iVakt.

Judge Breckenridge has lately publihed two vo.
iumes, in Continuation Of his admirable production
entitled Modern Chivalry. The delicscy and refine
ment OF wit, pungency of fatire, correctness of ye
and energy of reaioning whichrun through the whole
work, entitle it to rank the bet production of the
Preient day. Tree sTii5e,fy. LPea1.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
FROM THE AMERICAN DAILY ApvtRr,,rs
Mr.. Popil5H,


IN looking over your paper OF Friday Ian, noticed
requeR that iorne one would inform to what c7ufe
the appearance Of 70 much ice at and rear the banks
OF Newfoundland this fpring, might be attributad-
what becomes of it, &c.
That the article of ice is formed in abundance
within the Polar Circles, deem faa wlith no one
will feel difpofed quetion this being granted let
US fuPpole there is continued prevalence of north
erly winds for eight ten months or more if ecef
iary it would then be rational to conclude that thor
iiinene bottles Ui Ice (Which have been perhaps for
centuries csngeaIing) might in that fpace of time be
driven, not only from within the Arctic Circle.
but even from the North Pole, into the attitudes
in which they have been feen. As lome of them are Gd
to rife lvJ feet above the urface Of the water. thew
mutt move before heavy wind with comfortable
velocity. In ten months, allowing them only the
rate of miles in twenty-four hours they would be
driven from the Pole 20 the latitude of 49, The an
pearance Of thoGe mountains Of ice is updoubted proof
70 me, that northern winds have blown over tbefe
iea the principal part Of the lar fall and winter and
produced the uncommon fcverity of the feaCon.
When in the fpring this ice reaches the temperate
ldtitudes it either nks IN conieqnence of becoming
the denfer body the water being lighter in a low
latitude than high one, or is loon di1oved BY the
warmth Of the and the increang pow err OF the
fun. Jhofe immenfe hoals of fi(h mentioned by our
mariners, until this fpring unknown to Americans
undoubtedly rendered torpid by the cold, and
driven from the northward with the field, of ice
INpIAN TALE.--'The native Rory Of the Princ.Es
Poeohontas has jut iiiued from the pen of MIR. Da-
Wis Of this CITY. It is a tale of interef, told with
much cafe spd excellence oG li,Ie
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
PHILADELPHIA, Nav Is.

We learn with pleafure that Colonel Toufard has
received the appointment Of Conful New Orleans.
from the Government Of France and that he was a.
bout to embark from Bordeaux in this civ.
Bradford.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

There are but % FederaER5 in the Houfe of
Representatives of this State, and not one in
the .Senate-makng Republican majority of
3s in the Legislature. Rbode-LNanI Re5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
Fyo,, fJe P;f,lJv,cB C,~.,,,

From ne Pfy5urgb C1zrfir
Saturday evening lalt arrived in this town. Gideon
Granger, Efq. poamaaer General of the United
States. On Monday he proceeded on his way TO
Sanduil;y, where, we told, he is appointed by
the Preiident to holda conference with certain Ind
an nations in order to extinguih their claim to land
in that quarter
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
NEW-YORK. Nav Is.

The U. S. frigates John Adams, C,pt.
Shaw, and Gun-boats no. 3, and left this
port on Monday for the Mediterranean.
Mere. Idu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

On the 25th of March, the BritiHl Uoufc of
Commons went into committee on the COM
merclal treaty with America, and agreed to
reiolution to permit America to trade with that
country in neutral bottoms under certain re-
itrctions. The houfe being returned, the re-
port was received and bill ordered.
Nothing farther or more explicit on this
inhjeGt, is contained in our late London pa
pers. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
KENTUCKY.

BY gentleman from the lower per, Of thi. nate.
intelligence has been received, that council,
eonliting Of about 500 Indians has lately been bcJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
CHhpIFSroN ~

CHARLESTON, May ..
Gun Boats Nos and 0, failed for the Mediter-
ranean yenerday morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

NARRlED-Qn Wednesday the Sth inf. DIR.
JAMES 7. HuBASD of Peteriburg, to Nil, Sufan
WILCOX, of Buckingham county.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

On Monday the 2sth ultimo, Col. Aaron
Burr, late Vice-Preiident of the United States,
arrived IN Pittiburg and the day following he
failed for New-Orleans.
Hab. Feder0iiR, Mayo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

Dr. WILLIAM HARE is eleGled 4 member q
the senate OF this commonw ealth, for the diltr6 COM
poied OF the counties of Aibenaarle Aierit Bucknp.
ham and Fluvanna.
RoBET NELSON is elected for the diNrih COM.
Poied OF the counties of York, Warwick and Eliza
beth-City.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
Dsncf,t 5atslltgencf.
r. ISLAND.

His excellency Arthur Fenner, efq. is re-elested
Governor of Rhode Hand, and the hon. Paul Num-
ford, efq. Lieutenant Governor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

The fhip Erin, Stephenson, from Baltimore. arri-
we'd at Lifbon the 2nd April, in 81 days pafTage.
This is the veael in which it was reported Jerome
BonaParte and Lady embarked for Franee.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

E*frad 9fa letter from TIE Hme,ieaa soaGI at 7majt,
dsfcS Jonrary 16, 1905.
courier has arrived here from Tr;poli, ,Yho
lett It on the l2th infs-He brings no letters from
the American Officers, but MIR. Mafon fays in
his letter to me, thatthey were all well and in
good fp.ri5s."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

~ The important MATS of Information which an
pears N this days paper, has induced us TO taNssa.
the publication of much original matter. - ~ 'A'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
KINGSTON, % April %.

hiNGo lON, " April 90.
The calamity impending our heads, by the
ihutting the ports againa the importation of Amer-
can Provihons, the 2la of the approaching month";
cannot he looked to without horror and diiinay To
the nerehed clamours of few individuals, fituated
on the barren and inhopitabe fore Of Nova Scotia,
and to the grofs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of their uphoders
in Great Britain, thouands of lives may fall facri-
fee, and the colonies eventually be plunged in ruin
OF the neompetency of the iAlnd aided by the efforts
oil the parent fase lin time war; fuppy its nu-
merous population with provions, even at an extra
VACANT price, paft years have afforded fatal proofs
yet, with increaied numbers and dininiihed means,
we are now to be left to the mercy of men who how
ever all graphing their avarice, have neither capital
credit, otler power whatever provide for our
wants.
His Maienys lhip De!ree, with the lat diyifion Of
the honieward bound feet, failed from Port-Royal,
yeherday morning.
April "a.
Ali the Officers belonging to his Maieay's fqua-
dron, that were fhore yeaerday, received peremp-
tory order, in the forenoon, Join their films without
delay it is underlfood that nearly the whole of the
hips Of the line in PorRoyal harbour will go to Tea
Immediately.
Captain Whitby, late Of the Defres frigate, is pre-
NOTED to the command of the Centahr, of "a guns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
Nem5erJ in the newt HAc,1Aj

Nem6ert i" the next HDcmhb.
WIa@ihgt0n-Henry St. John Dixon, + John
Rs4f"r@-Jabes Leftwich, Samuel Hancock.
NeqV A7enibeys.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

INDIAN TALE,--'The native Rory Of the PrinceIs
Poeohontas has juf iiiued from the pen of MIR. Da-
Wis Of this CRY. II IS tale Of interef, told with
much cafe and excellence OF isle.
PiR Gzzo'fs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

TO MESS ION THE ANNIvERsAaY OF HER
BIRTH DAY-MAY-lSO5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

no MISS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
Gray's Ode on Eton College.

-" Wbere Ignorance is bijG,
Tit /oily 10 be zwje."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
To tie SH"afs and hog Of R.pr1nf1tiv., Of he Uri.a
Slater of du.,ie,

10 tie SE"afe and Hoyf Of Rspr1tnf1vcs Of Be Unh.d
Slater Of dSue,iea.
n moment when the nations of Europe
ixe IN commotion andarning again(t eao h other.
when thofe with whom we have PRINCIPAL infer.
courie are engaged in the general conteh, and
when the countenance of fome of them towards
our PeaceabIe country threatens that event that
may not be unaffected by what is pafing on the
genera theatre, meeting of the Reprefenta.
yves or the Nation in both Houfes of Congrefs
mas become more than uiualIy delirabe. Com.
ing rom every lection OF our country, they
bring with them the fcntinents and the infor.
nation of the whole, and will be enabled 70 give
a direction to the pubic affairs which the will
and the wlidom OF the whole will approve and
fupport.
III. taking view of the fate of our country
we IN the firit place notice the late aflidion OF
two OF our cities under the fatal fever which II
latter times has occafonally yiGted orr G.nres
Providence in his gooineGs gave il an early Ter
nation on this location, and lcffcned the mum
Der of victims which have ufually fallen beCor,
! it. In the courie of the feveral yiftations h,
this diieaie, 1t has appeared that it is AriGly TO-
Cal, incident to cities and on the tide waters on
W, mcommlIniC able in the couptry either nv
perions under the difeafe, or by goods carried
from difeaIed places that its accefs is with n,
autumn, and II disappears with the eariy froIts
heie reilrIeticns within narrow limits of tim.
! and fPace give fecurity even to our maritime ci
ties, during thrce-fourthe of the year. and To The
country always. Although from thefe fatts 4
appears unneceGary, yet, to fatisfy the fear,
OF foreign nations, and cautions on their part
not to be complained of in a danger tybof. r.
mIts arc yet unknown to them, I have 0ritll,
enjoned on the officers at the head of The cut
toms to certify with exact truth, for every veC
iel falling fora foreign port. the Date OF 5caltb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06

During the fitting of yefterday, there were
fevera! nominations made, to FIJI vacant offices
Nv Alexander Smyth (of Wytbe) was nomi-
mated by Mr.. Woodward, Mr.. Hugh Holmes
by Mr.. Henning, Mr.. Creed TAYLOR by Mr..
Miller OF Powbatan, 10 fill the feat in the Gene
Efq. '0"e''
Mr.. Alexander M'Rae (nember of the Exc
cutve CounciD was nominated by Mr.. M4Far-
lane. (of RufeD feconded ny Mr.. Prunty from
Harrifon) 10 the Governors chair.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06

~ Iuf Publhed, and for fale at tie En-
quIrer bookstore" The Dictionary of Mer-
chand'ie, and Nomenclature, in all Languages,
for the ute Of Counting Houfes 20 This is a
valuable work. Also, few copies Of "The
Scnoo' TOR Reform, Comedy, in FIVE acts,''
by Thomas Msrtou, Rfq. Dec. 6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
Last eus;l,ngss ssaiI.
WASHINGTON ClTY-Dscsnp.K .. 1905.
CONGRESS-.
MonN0y. D.o-,,,i,.r q To-

H1'ndGr, December, g, 1906.
ms Beng the conaitutioDd day for the ree,;,s
:" So"grsis' the two houics eouve,,ed a, I'm. C,.
Pitol. -, - '''e "a
SENATE
wehty members took their feats, whcreupon. the
.se treueent Of the United States being ptefent
,ne senate proceeded by ballot to the choice as a
l11's" pro fra,"e'e The ballots having been TAX en-
It appeared t,ar SAMUEL SMITH af sI,,.nnn
having Is votes, duly elected.
u vas then ordered that Meflrs Sumter and Nit
sneii Dc a committee to JOIN fuch committee A, NAV
appointed by the Houfe of Representatives. TO
INFORM the Preiidens of the United States tina, ,b.
lou. uies nave formed quoruns aud are ready to re-
I've any communications he may fee Fl, TO make
The ufual orders with regard 70 the f,i,. " mari
hers with newspaper, aud the cl,oic. Of Ch,ni.;n
were then adopted AP'''Hs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06

7be Honf Of Delegates ba5 been 3riuciboKr
oeeH"isd dw'in' The tire hnR days, in ree.iq,;np
petitions. Iris day is hred mon far abso;uf;nS
Jadsr offbe General Court viee To/tbb ZONE,
dce'A The election If Gouernor is Lt far To-
Mo'r07v. The z'otiag om Of fzvo menbs-t of
ne EFff~tiVf Councils TO take place on 7ueJflay
qveek. S'''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06

~ Our paper 7rW benecfortb abbcar three
times during tie zyrek, aNfW one qcerk after ID.
ring Of the Legislature ; hence qve mil bn4,e
more roam for the igtertion Of extracted anu ori-
gindI matter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
BOLTING CLOTHS.

NJ - B. MYERS have iue received freO, INV,
~ plv Of Du,ch BOLT1NG CLOTHS, Of a.
6F qpsi1y which renders their aiTortment compiler.
They have allo received their aTortn,en, Of
FALL 81 FANCY GOODS.
and quantity Of ben three Framed
SEINE TWINB.
Odobsr %. Tow.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
A STRAY COW

'AKEN UP, by John Roach, fen'r. in ,l,e conn
tyof Charlotte, Brndle Cow me has a crop
in her right ear and white po. over her rich, eve
iuPpofed to be about five or fix years od-AppraiCed
10 I2 dolls TOHN hCti
December s. TSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06

General Minor has authorized us to fate.
that III letter which he received from R;rLoyd
Brent, Eip. on "Wednesday night, he has mo.
deh'y and pcremptoriIy declined being conf.
dered as candidate to fill the Governors
chair.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
NEIL MsCOULL

IT AS received, by the late arrivals from I ,ondon
WINTER GOODS.
October 22. H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
-4a~~E.


NE are H"t5arjjsd to fate, thai DR.. Yame5
Jones, Of NOtto4vag, is a candidate for tbe Se,a-
tsriaI DiFriH AatfJ ,e1'rejtnfsd ~ Greed Taylor,
Ejqmire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
HOUSE or REpRESEN1d7.Jprs

AT ~ o'clock an enumeration having been made !,
tine floor '''i'oeFS were on
The FORMER Clerk (Mr. Be,kleyl b,v;,,, ,,,,,.
nleated this eircunlfance 10 the membsr' ~ .ns.
'ne number OF members preient formed eonf,;,ut;.
ooa' quorum unlimited the quefiion whether they
See ready to proceed to bulnefs which being deei.
aea IN the affirmative, the Clerk obervrd tha, m.
ou.neis ui"aliy firft attended co. was the eeaioof
opesssr' and unlimited whether they would then
affirmative. the Clerk uamed M.Gr, N;.ha,e ;ne
Gro;vninglheld and 'rhoma. com,n;s,.e to conn,
IN. ballots which, being given and roaned. Mr.
Nichoon reported that the whole ballot, Given o..
IO6, which were given a, f,lJoux WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06

'' having oefn reported by Mr.. Nchol-
lou, ana appearing that NATHANIEL. MACON
had majority of the ballots given. he WI. c,rS,,a
ell to the chair by Mefirs. Ncholfon and 7 Rand,h
from which he made his acknowledgements 70 ,be
Houfe. e""e''S TO 'he
O. ne houle proceeded to elea clerk by ballot, the
'PedSer haVng named the FAME gentlemen teller, as
were appointed OH the choice of lpeaker
YIN counting the ballots, it appeared that of one
p"utea and three ballots given, John Beckey had
H., !" .iian Lambert Us, and thar coniequently
john beckley was duly elected Clerk.
Mr. Nicholfon having received the ou,rf. ,.;or
Oh the speaker, the latter proceeded to Qualify the
'eh'Ders preient in the geographical order of tb.
na'es, beginning with New i!Ampfilire After which
the Clerk was qualified.
Mr.. ots delivered a,efage from the Senate re-.
pretending that they had ohofen SIsri S,gJ Of Ma
ryad' Preiihent pro emporc; that t,ey had appoint
Ell committee TO JOIN committee of rbe HnrC ,o
wait on the pref.'ent of the United eta,c. b. ,nd
that they hsa agreed to a Joint r,(ou,m ~, ,b.
enoice ot two ehaPains Of different Denominations. ~
interchange weekly ~
o!s+'ra' On motion Of Mr.. John Randolph, tha, a
fnehage be lent TO the Senare informing them tina,
| me tiouie have made quorum, and have chof.n
| Naf6anisf Masoa their Speaker.
On motion oil MIR. ]. Randolph,
H9r"ta' nat committee be appointed on the
part OF this tloufe, tn Join with the committee an
pointed on the part of the Senate, TO wal, on n,
rre'dent OF the u S. and inform him that the two
fiouies nave formed quorum, and are ready TO re.
eieve any communications he may be peafed 70 make
Wir' j. Randolph, from the committee appointed
on the part OF the Houe, to wait on the Predent If
conjunction WIN The committee appointed by the Sc
nae reported that the committee had performed tina
efVice, and had received for anlwer that the Predep
| would make communication to the two HouG.s N
morrow at IL o'clock by way of Meiage.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
Deeember 3.

THIS DIT, AT ~ O'clock TIE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES COMMUNICATED,
By MR. COLES, his SECRETARY, rnE
FOLLOWING MESSAGE TO born
HOUSES OF CoNoREss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
Gle GIlqulrer. 4.
RICHMOND, 6tb DECEMRSR='

re foHoSoing EB.y is from TIE fame pen, svbieb
dnes0 The Portrait Of Mr.. Je3eyon in orr lat
PAPER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
LiIiS e3lsfttr,

Is Publilhed every MoNDAY, by ISAAC ADAMS ana
WILLIAM IENKS, JON. at she Printing Office,
No 2, Fiih-ltreet, Portland; where subscriptions,
Advertisements, Communit - IL, &C. are received
with attention.
Thoie iusicbers who receive their papers at tie o.
fce, CT in packages by the mail will aav oNE DOL
LAR and fIFTY cESTs year being cheaper than
any paper Of tbs iize pubEillcd in NeS-EnrIa1d
SGbtcrbers III town. and thoe who have their pspers
iealed lePaTateiy, and forwarded by the nail, vii
be chai sed two dollars-payabIe half yearly.
The Gazette, having the mot extenhve circulsticn
Of any paper u the Dilsr al Maine il will be found
peculiarly advantageous for orr 4dvcrtihnr friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
agricultural.

Wig540 SGgar.-A friend to agricultural
improvements is de4irous that forne one Of
our farmers would make an experiment
in manufacturing fugar from the ZAP of the
Yellow Willow, and publih the refult.
During the lat winter two or three inciC-
lions were accidentally made in one of thefe
trees the next day it was preceiyed that
the fap had oozed very copiouAy from the
wounds, and formed into large icicles. On
taiting theie icicles, they were perfectly
tweet, and quite as agreeable to the palate
Z; the Zap of the fugar maple. The quef-
ton then remains, whether a cheap iugar
might nor be obtained from the Yellow
Willow, equally as wholeiome and palata-
bic as that wrought from the maple. The
willow is thrifty, may be found in plenty,
and can be cultivated with little trouble !;
while the maple is long time in attain
ing ITS growth, and is every year becoming
more icarce. I NeaO-Engi1ud Rep icGn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
}ocrtrp.
>U'fNTER-C0MINC ?

FROM the bleak North, il fables dreis'd,
WlNrzA fooa comes--wi,h age opdreis'di
Blear eyd- his back benz ike bow,
iIis BALD head deeply capd in fnow
hi;h fhrunken checks, and frightful beard
Of ieicles.-His voice is heard
n howIing 'rmpests-and his train
ComPord Of fog, wind, fnow and rain,
With fcanty light obliquely given
From the remo;el part Of Heaven
Ills vifage wrinkIed and fevere,
Strikes nature with cHlly fear;
L4ngwd her puIle and fpirits beat,
And frighted 10 her heart retreat;
Where'er he moves, wild horror reigns,
JIs lprvads deRrudion through the plains,
TN HOPE, once more, on cherub-wingl
Points rho return Of youthful SPRING,
At whole approach the tyrant flies
70 cherries Psi5ge-ian 1cies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
Valuable Patent Medicines.
FOR SALE,
BY Iienry F. Dupee,


F9rt-Strest, Head Of lrgr0bam'S Wtarf'
Dr.. Lees (genuine) Windham Bilious
Pills,
Tho rapid demand for which is fufhcientprooi OF
their efficacy.
DR.. Caolcys Yesetabk Elixir, or Congb Drqp5
A REMEDY far exceeding every other YET uied'
for coniuInptions aAhmas, fpittng Of blood. coughs
fhortneis of breath, and every other fpcies of dls
which that organ OF life, the lungs is perpetuay
expoied,--Price 75cts. per bettIe-SD. so G, doz.
Or. Raqpf5n'5 GSnHine Patent AntisbTlixE
and Stomaobic Bitter5-So cts per bax-4 d.
50 c. PER d5z.
Ibomtssn'5 Celebrated Eye Wdfer,-ms
of the moh fau,ary medicines for this difeafe ever
uled-PriGe 50 cts per botte-4 d. SO c doz.
HinckLy'5 LJaLi5k Remedy far t6e Pies
(or Hamorhods) far exceeding any other prepara-
ton ever dfcovered for the of this tuborn ai
feafe-Price 80 cts tox-4D. so c. doz
Ab0 far S-.sat abor~,
A general afiortment of DRUGS and
MEDICINES, Wines, Groceries,
sc. &c. Dee. rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
John P. Thurfton & Co.
Fere-Jtrest,

Fere-Jtreet,
HAVE received by the nips Charles, and Freder-
lex, from Liverpool, and offer for fale on lber-
i terms.
100 Cafks Sheathing, Drawing, GOD. lod. Cd,
Sd cd. and I'D. long drawn and fine roie Nails,
$50 Boxes by 8, by 9, by 10, 10 bv IL,
10 by IA, and 10 by Is, Crown Glais.
100 Crates Cream Coloured, and Blue, and
Green edged, enamelled and plain Earthen
Ware, Purpofely alforted for country ule, and
Weft-hda market
500 Horn Lanthorn Lights
Cafks containing 1. Ton, Nos. /, 2, 9, 4, 5. * s
Patent Shot.
do. Containing 10 doz, Pewter Plates, aforted,
5 do, Dilhe. do
do quart a0l pint Bafots
do. pint Cams, full hze
IS !tone Iron Wire.
cak Containing dez full fze Pewter Quarts
4 do Pint London Porringers
10 do quart and pint Block Tin Tea-Pcts,
40 Boxes Tin Plates, aiTorted.
so Kegs mufard
OK HAkp,
100 Bbls Mels, No. 1, 2, and 2, Beef,
so half bbls. Pork
II Ca1ks Linleed Oil.
30 Boxes Spermaceti Candle.
10 do. Mould do.
SO do dipt DO.
so chefs Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, and SouchoRg
Teas, of firlt quality
100 Bolts Ravens Duck
2o.doz. beft Englifh Shoyels and spades-No
0, !, 2, and 8.
Enghfh Scale Beams, all hzes.
800 VT. Iron Block Bufhes.
White and Red Lead, dry,and ground in Oil,
Yellow Ochre, do. do.
Spaniih Brown IN bbis.
Cafes Freh Florence Oil
500 Quintals Codf1i.
so do Pollock for retailing
90 Bbls. Ship Bread.
Hhds and Tierces retailing AIolaiscs
Pipes good favored Brandy:
Spermaceti Oil, il bbls.
Kegs Ginger, Gin Cafes 90 boxes Chocolate,
Caiiiai Nutmegs, Cloves, and Pepper.
Few Cwt Loaf Sugar, Stone Ware
Roll Brimnone, Saltpetre.
Gales Long cork Claret, Sac.
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