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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

7UsT received, and tor l4ls By
j ISAAC ADAMS,
III bi5 B5aSsHse, No. 6, Togss' R'1s
Bacon'5 Abridgmcat
Hawkins Pleas o. rAe Crown.
Co.es'. irlt lnifituies,
Leacn's Crown Law.
B.acl-it0ue's Commentaries
Judge Chala IrIli in full.
Srory9 Selection Of Pleading.
E!penals's Mn Pri.us.
Mlrll4li onIn-urance
Park do
E.rrow'.. Doo yas, r Bl-,khonss, wil.on', WI
Harus, <a.kell s. and Strang's Reports.
Laws Of NaGachuf1tts, and the United States,
Jultccs ATaaat, Town O1icer, new edition) Clerks
Magazine and Probate Directory.
HIre'5 hifory os England 2l vols with plates.
Robertions' Hilory Of Charles Y.
Ditto South America.
..4then Church HRory.
Stackhoules hlory Of the Bible.
Cold.niths Animated Nature.
Ditto abridged
Priet!eys Lectures on Hitorv.
Browns Dictionary Of the Bible.
Ealeys Moral PhIiOiophy.
Hunters Sacred Biography.
zimmerman on Solitude
Lock OF the Human Understanding.
Spectuator, Taller and Rambler
Shakelpeare's works, Stern. works,
Karveys works, Burns works
Cowper's Poems; ThompIons Sea!ons, elegant
Stubers Military Dilciphne, with plates, AID the
Laws for the Regulation Of the Militia.
Eevcs' regulations for The Cavalry, with plates.
LnltruclcAs for the Fife, Violin, and Flute
Together ui:h great variety Of other new and
ulciul BOOKS, literary and mIceuaneeu' lubJ11ts.
CLlT. aad Stb5i R1ckp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Joshua Richardson,

Joshua Richardson,
NJ. !, Lo1p-Hbdrt, Has for Sale,
leo do No. s; Beef,
$50 do Nos * 3 do.
lOo half bbls mels Dc.
50 bbls No ! Pork,
1000 cwt Bacon Legs,
50 boxes Mould Candies,
4 4 :.1e c.1e' clares Wine,
pipes Sin, E""1'd 50 D''f"'Rfe'
I4O Gin Cafes,
pipe. CoSnac BrsndyJ
Also,
souchong and Hyion-oNin Tea iuPeror quality
Ravens Duck,
T.r, pitch, Rofn, Spirits TurPentine,
Bays India Sugar,
Mal4ga and Sherry Wines, perqr cak,
Roxe. No < . Chocolate,
EIh5s No1tlc5--N. E Rum. June q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

Ihe Co3arfaey2af q Js14b z Bs1jaaam ALty,
rs by mutual content this day difoIved-AlI perfons
indebted 5o iad firm, are reque7ed to make pay
rnent and hotc who have any demands egeln9 isd
rm are dolred exhibit thejr accounts for settle
Eent, to JOGEPh e 3. [LSLET.
P5lA-ai, July 10.
h Cabinet Making hufpefs, vii
be carried Oh as ufual, " Ba!1='ia HA, IL -a-5,s.
Wanted, a. Apprentice 10 the a.
bOve bufless about "a q Is years ol1-One from the
country would be preferred. Inquire as above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Crockerv and GlalS Ware.

Crockerv and GlalS Ware.
tyy. afI ,gy 5a-O tie Maine Fire end 1T"e 41'7"f'
C,npany, Fsb-S''sa,
ROBERT CROSS,
YTAs received by the Eliza and EurHce, large ane
Htod5,me aiTorment Of WARE
Blue, Printed, Painted, China Glazed, and
EnamelGd Ware,
Cream c0Iored Ware,
Crates Blue and Green edg'd Plates,
6.. do Twifets.
{ do do. Mufhn.,
a. Oval Dlhes,
~ % 1lorted cups aAd SAucer,.
8 do Juggs,
. do Mugs,
~ crates AiIorted Ware,
y hhds do.
60 boxes China, 40 pieces in each.
8 Crates Glals Ware.
~ Country traders may be fupPlicd By ths Crate
or Package at the ihortet notice
PortI4=4, July g. (op
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
wHEAToNS JAUNDiCE BITrERs.

THE fuceefsful effects of which have been fully ex-
Perienced, in correcting and carrying of jaundicy
and bilious from the lomach and the fame
time strengthening the omach increaGng the appetite,
and removing the finking faint, dGreaed feeling and
the Acepy dull heavinefs reoring alo, ltrength to
the weak and trembling limbs removing the yellow
nels Of countenance common TO Jau Dizzy and weakly
people; and aio the dizzReis Of thehead & weakness
Of fight They very ufeful for eamen to take Of
len when at iea particularly in climates, as
prefervative againl dorders 70 incident 70 luch c-
mates (Which are generally Putrd and bhous) by re-
moving ob!(ru6tions, carrying of bile and giving a
free circulation TO the blood.-PJite 81 per b7s
WHEATSONF ITCH OINTMENT.
fafe and eihcacious rcmeay for the TTCH-Prje.
gfr 62x.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
DEXTEES RHEUMATIC PILLS,
For the cure VI Rh.umatifm, Rheumatic Gout, and
Bilious DiIorders,

For the cure y. Rh.uma,iln Rheumatic Gout, and
Bilious DilUrders,
HAVE, by much experience, been found a vau-
able and ehcaciuus Medicine, and are recommended
the public, efectual remedy 10 couuterat9
the dangerous effects Of Colds Oh the rRena
to remove oblructed pcriprlble matter, and acrid
and cOrroive Hlmcurs, which caulc Rheumatifm
Rheumatic Cou5, P4ins and Swellings i'll the Joints
aad L.:nb,-Cough, A0hina, sc They are ALTO par
toulary iervic-5ie in removing Bilious and other OBJ
ftruCuon, from tie Stomach and Bowels are an ex-
ceent Medicine obviate chec, bilious or vel
low Fever AZ its commencement, by powerfully ex-
pcllng bilious, morbid and putrc!cent o6fruttions
through The cutaneous pores They remove windy
Opprch3ns and cAolicy pains in the fomach and bow
cls-cruptions from the face and lk;n-lweeten and
purify the blood, asd quicken lis crculation-pro-
cure fveetnefs of the breath and good appetite,
yv Grengthenirg the dgeitiye iaculties-N afda-
Wis iaght be produced, lhewng the fuperior efficacy
u the above pis-but, the character which they
nave NAV acquire j. the b- criterion by which the
Pubic Judge, thcy onrttct-Pyiss y3 ey box.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

4 7 the late fire, Leather FIRE BUCKET mark
- Cd with the fubicriber's name. Whoever may
have found the fame, hal be rewarded fo- heE trou
bic, and receive the thanks, by leaving with
July 5, JACOB ROLF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
LOI Is DT MARIEL,

r Ef9edfully informs tie public, tLat lie makes and
II Inends UuLr.ll45, Plyal2Ls, and faa5, well a.
can be made and mended ID any place whatever. lie
will receive orders his h0ule in I'Fy Laqe, oPPote
The Soap aud Candle Mandatory. Jziy2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

IMPROVED JAUNDICE bTTTERS, or the Grand
Bilious CorTectve-PreParedb BY David Denni-
ion, at bis DiIpeniary, No 2oi, Q ford Road, Lon
don. Under the patronage Of the lrtt PhyLci4ns in
Europe and America.
II HIS preparation combines all the good qualities Of
every medicine OF the kind ever offered &c the
public the botanical characters of the ingredients, Of
which is competed, has long attracted the notice Of
the faculty, and under various formulas unequivOC1y
received the undivided ianGton Of uCcslsful expert
ment.t is greatly anticeptc and particularly etec
tua i'll correcting and preventing the putrdlty u bile
it has aio been employed with great iuCCe!s, very
dangerous epidemic fevers 1t only cleauies the
Prinla viz, but kewiie gently warns the habit and
quckcns circulation, particularly ervicable in hab
itaa cofvenels. in safes Of phegmatic temperament
and edentary life when the tomach is OpPrefed aad
weakened. This elegant bitter may be iucceisfuiy ap-
piled to aniwer amOlt every Purpole, particularly in
lois of appetite, when the smach is foul ana dorder
Ell by Irregularities the iecretions gently promo
ted and plentiful perfpiration produced in COM
plants Of the aundce this remedy unequalled the
10mach is fortified and Rrengthened, and dgeltion
efectually promoted luch a medicine is ufeul all
lcatons, but particularly in the fprng, by removing
thoe eepy melancholy lenations 70 unpleaant the
patient the natural consequences Of the approach of
warm weather, upon biloss habits--P,ts g. pr Box
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

A IL perfors indebted to the firm Of HALEY 3,
EMERY, by Notes q Aaad BOOK Aeeona! are
requeaed to call and pay the fame, before the
frltday Of Septenber next otherwie all luch Notes
and accounts will Be placed in the hands q au attor-
ney FOR collection. HALEY x LNlERY.
Poytaa jug 8. ltt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
FRESH GOODS Chap.
JuR received, and for sale sy

Juf received, and for Sale sy
NJ tOt & IOtTfF,
Nc. s, fnef'5 Ps-O, Fisb Street,
a y5ndI,mc aaortmlnt Of Freth Goods Among
WHICH are,
Ca- truui. &C ador;ed I'D Shoes,
Thread Isces from "rtc l?E per yard,
4-4 and 81 elegant Lace Wells,
, ward and plain black and white Lse5
Pi.,ue, RIudin.-Piquet Muffin Wells,
Plain ana plaid Cham5ray Mullins,
Linen CamhrCs,
IS and 1-4 Iriih Lnens,
six Hare-F.Urence LultrIng5,
Long and 1lurr KID Gloves,
paralos and Umbrellas,
With geaera, ortment Of other Goods which
thev viii GeH ve cheap for cath. July -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

0 Owing to an error in The following ad-
veytigement gf Lands, qrbicb 7ra5 10 BE- said b.
bs I'd day 9 July int. The Sale tberegh tgg-
gsiled 10 the Third day q September re;et.
N7O'ICEis 10 hereby given 70 the nonrcfdent Pre-.
= pristcrs and owners Of the fol owing o;s and
igIt Of land il Ba dwin. in the county Of Cum cr-
thst they are axcd for y-ar ga in til cor4-
N. ~ n tn M ~ co Iecl A. fnllnus VIZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
-
-. KLNS5Tl{N,

INFORMS his friends, th-t he les removed t. tAS
oac Rory white houie, near TIE hay-market, la,@
relidcnce Of Dr. CUMMINGS.
peryEyrI Sf.- l5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

lit bis Pygk-Ht5gc, Iisb- b-GtTfct,
Z ONTINUES tbe Mandatory Of Blank and Ac-
= count buOlo---and BOOK B4ND1-sG generally
on the mott modern coIructons.
CompIea, ieIJs Of BOOKS for Banks, Merchants and
IradeImen, kept cOnttanty Tor Ale, ruled and croio
rucu " any patterns, the ttongelt 4nu Gct
bindings.
Jua received, choice collection Of
Ntlu D11R5 GHL 61a.lu4ary.
among which are-Conyus' Dgcl5 vols. Coke
en- LtietOiI, vols ElpIu@Ies DI9eit; 60. Mn Pnus,
vols, otOryS Fle4d.4gs O~aydons DIseit Prece-
dents OF DecaratIOAs WcntwCIths oyitein ot Plead
iEgs, 40 vols Sakelds KepCrs, yi Cowpers do Vi;
L.@ckikoles 10 "; Gberts Law OF Evidence V );
DO. > v; Raymond's Reports; Lott Reports Lee
Captures; Pow4u On Contracts; Sullivan on Land
Iitles IId4s pr-cucaI FoGnls kydd Oh Exchange
BiacktOnes Commentaries, Y, with Notes Amen-
Clerks Magazine; Town officer; Probate Dl-
rectOry Jultles .Alhtant PnkertUns Geography
Y. WA Atlas (; Judge Chales Trial; PIndars Works,
VI; Laws Of the United states, sv do. Maachu-
Ietts, 2 "; do. w, WInterbsthams Hiitory OF Ame-
Iica, " with Atl1s; S2ckhouies Hltory OF the BIZ
bieGv V; Donleltc Encyclopedia ~ Elegant Extracts
Adams. Hiltory Of New-EDgandi American Revolu-
non the Sermons If Blair, Logan, Clark, Lee, Mai
&Iion, WhiteEeld, Smailey, &c. &c.; Wallhs AFIth-
neC, ait edition Smith anC Sleepers baPtit Hymns
with gene<al aHcrtnent Of large and Imall Bibles
Palm and Hymn Books; Tetaments; Spelllag Books ;
and with almol every School aud Cl@AhcaL Book now
III ule--al Of which will be fold for cath Or liberal
credit, at the Bolton prices.
- Cath and tie hghet price given for RAo',
CANyAss and JvNk July %.
q The bird Clafs Of Pi!cafa2na Bridge
LoHeyy, commenced drawing il Lohoh on
Friday att-A few lickes and QuarcrS,
are ior lale at ! E5oMAs CLAhK's BOUk!tore,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Ssmetb.ng Worjf tban Stealing :

ON the 6th Of July, the Pre(ent year, young man
~ who called his name THOMAS DENNIE, hired
Of the Sublcriber Horle and Chaile 60 far As
marlborough in the County Of Worceler, and re-
turn Wednesday the 10th inG IS the laid DEN
has returned faid Horle and Chaile it is prelu
med he has off with the fame, or converted them
TO his ufe. Description Of the Horeis follows,
VIZ "A Bay Il or upwards hands high, one hind foot
white, in high order, moves eaiy and natural a
very great figure, years Old The Chaile-the body
painted pea green, wiki two letters the back, q.
b. il cypher leather back, with oval gafs leath-
top; carriage painted dark color, picked out with
yellow wheels very low, &c. &c.--Whoever will
give information Of iaid Thomas Dennie together with
The above detcribed Horie and and Chaie, lall re-
ceve sky DOLLARS, with all nece1ary expences
Fer Mr.. Jeremiah Bufnch. No. :, Bqat fyrrt, Bof-
ton. G-PDON .APER7.
Said DenAie about II years Of age and ia CON
eGtured that he late Y came from Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
AARON FITZ,
Hss for fzle, cuEAP FoR CASH,

Z new elegant Mogpadoor Ch3ire.
full pIatcdOne has fword cafe body the later fsd
ion, with harnedes plated warranted to be made ~
the beR materials. sJsiy o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
R55k- Binding Manufadory.

OJOA-L1tL4HS HF""'J"1'O'
TUSr received, an afoTtment OF faPeF'
J fltable for Account Books q az hzTS'
which NAV be ruled ard bound TO any pat
sern, on the fhoEtvR notice, in Rutila CALI
or plain binding, with or without Patent
Spring Backs. AI'0-
Backgammon Tables and Pocket-BookS
made ana repaired ard took- Binding ge-
neraIly executed in All Its varieties, III the
ncareIt manner, by
JOHN PRATT,
II Bis Essk-Iiadiiag 1~an,Ja57ory, c1er mr.
3. u. D,Jratg Sire, lLb-She4t.
r Wanted, one OF ~. ractaUle young
Lads, who can bring good recommenda-
tons, as apprentices to :he aboue oohnela !;
where good encouragement viii b. given.
Portland, jug 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

4lIgrs Nsty end Y1I41B!E BOCk&.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

And uu IFS iaid yes 8rs PAID On @
,MFd cay oG SEPTEMBER reEr. at ttu 3
Al renoon f1 much ,f f4id i+nds IS uiA
41d a. ia;clVcEiu. q .r &C., VA be
1'n-Uc at tie G~c IVY acute Ut See
h0!dor, iI f4it Ba doin.
JOSIAH SANCBCEE
bejr"n, PaT Z. t2-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

-UsT received, and .oF laIe By
j ISAAC ADAMS,
II bi5 B23&sase, No, 6, foaeg' R's.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-25
9 UID NJ NC K Err 7;
OR,
THE LOVE OF NE s.

Fram the LoHaon fiorHInS Hefala'
Nh. EDITOR,
GREAT as the change has certainly been in
manners, ariGug from the military arrangements
of the p;cfent day, honcf John Bull has not en-.
trely quilted his artient pur(aits. 1t was al
ways oblerved, that the tendency of war was to
encreale the number of politicians and the pre-
fent has been 70 happily contrived that Johns
political bias yet remains, although every town
is garrifon and every field is a camp. His at.
tachment to 9uidxuuekry is as confans as eve.
Our general lyfem of defence, while it puts arms
into the hand, Of the young and active, allows
peifons above certain age to remain al home,
and contribute their wildom only to the public
fervice. Hence, while the young arc learning
70 handle the muf,e., or trail the pike, the old
CT, who are unfit for iuch robuf manevres, arc
brandifhing ,tports, and graphing with conjee-
,arls; now fitting in council on the probability
Of inyafion, or calculating by figures the momenI
Of its approach; now dccypherirs the enigmas
i Of Margate letter, or, with pniloiophic curio-
fly, taking the gauge and depth of newlpa
pei paragraph.
Luckily Tor this ancient love Of news, thu
deGre to know the ifIue of what has never been
consrived, and the even, Of what has never hap,
pened, the papers, while they acknowledge their
ignorance of the real affairs abroad, draw mof
plentifuly on ,herinvenriou, to fnpply the place
Of facts, we'll knowing that tie political apPe
tite, while it is as ttrong, is lefs delicate than
the natural. "A true qaidnunc is never truly
fed, although he may fometimes allow that he is
(a,is6ed. fIe is all appetite, and no digeRion.
There have been few battles that have lated
more than day; and the Target Welt India
Iland is ieldom more than breakfast. Hence
il becomes neccGary for his caterers TO tudy
French cookery, make little g. great way,
add ferye up the fame articles under different
hapes.
AT pefeut they magnify or diminilh the In
vading force, according to rules which 1t is I'M
poflible TO underfand, and which therefore afford
wonderful food for domeltic politicians, or tor.
thofc more fagacious gentlemen. who frequent
coffee houfes, and whole opinions are tuppeied to
have great weight. becaufe they arc delivered
with . loud voice, and who think they are una
nimous, only becaufe they all fpeak at oae time.
Il may be remembered that when we wese at
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frit threatened with inyafon, the etemy's PISA,
boats amounted TO eight thou?aud, each oal.a
Of carrying one hundred men This was to.s
with which, as our form of prayer ftates, Che che.
my, (" might have fwa allowed es up IL IL cctiss
no, therefore lat bccaofe they who thus dig.
ingly furniheG eight thoufand gun boa.s, WITH
eight hundred thoufand men, found thehElvrs
unable to fupport their cxittenct. Curious peo-
Pile naturally afkcs, where were tie hafboars for
the boats. ard the camps for the men! and IL
not being ea(y, even BY private tosrs/povaexrs
to anfwer thole queisions, a CIPHER was fruei
off the number of the boats, and eigbt buaaye2
fuc ceedes pretty well, while the men diappeared
in fuch Numbers, that We have never heard &C
one foni.h iincc. Oflate, however, even s,as
number Of boats decreafcd conGderably, tina, 81
the moment we are writing, the 65f iTja,drex Of
orr papers are not quite certain whether the ic.
vsion i. to be attempted in boats at I'll Ills
is but flight &etch of the sas variety of ra-
mours with which John Bull, fen,cs has beer
.antalized for lom: mcnths paG. We might adS
how frequently minieers have been centred ft5
not doing which they never INTENDED. TIE
younger branches, however, of the emily have,
with more wtdom, been preparing ,emfel,es
for any farce that may appear, and have been
more snxtors to number their own battalioas,
than the enemy's boats
Yours, sc. c.
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jutttee OF the pescs. as prefijent Of the tri.
bunal OF rnanoera, mutt addreGs the parents,
guardians, OF huibands to engage them to exert
thar power which is given TO them by nature
and the laws, % bring the perfons back to the
paths OF prcpFiety and prudence, and appriie
them that Il they ltiil continue refractory, they
mutt cite them before the tribunal Of morals.
And ii thsie approximations are Intellectual,
or If the weaknefs of parents, guardians, or
huibands, afford no hope of amendment, and
thai the exortations Of the juRices Of peace ould
prove of no effect, then hall thefe menaccs be
executed, and fuah contaminated women (hail he
made to appear before the tribunal of manners,
which will ccnfnre them for their ifrelsgions and
immoral conduit, exhart them 10 ful6l their du.
ties, and Eeprefent to them with euergy, how ri.
diculons and indie cent is thar drels which, befde
fhe1caadsl that it locations, expof,s a virtuous
woman TO the danger of being confounded in the
public eyes With thofe unhappy females who jua.
" merit general contempt La Cleft ds cabinrt.]
The MONTTOR.---ANE EXTRACT. s
To err sometimes rs nature; to ,ectiJy
error is always glory," said the iilust,ous
Washington, as ne extended his hand TO a
man whom he had offended, and acknow.
Lodging he had been in the wrong. Did we
feel the truth of this sentiment and see the
ncblencss of such conduct, how much dis
putting, contention.' and wrangling might
be avoided----. how much our happiness
might be Increased. But instead of con.
Tossing and retractlng our fault, as did the
magnanimous Washington, hew many of
US, after wehad discovered our errors, still
cherish them, and roll them as sweet NOR
sells under our tongues! Our pride resists
The idea Of acknowledging that we have
been deceived or duped, and we had rather
persist forever in the wrong, than confess
we have ever been in it.
Such obstinancy is, however, in the
highest degree censurable. We are all Ii
able to be led astray by the errors OF our
own imagination, or the fasehoods, mis-
representations, and articles of our fellow
men. This liability is the common lot of
humanity. 1t is no crime--.t is no dis.
grace. But after mature reflection, or bet
ter information, has discovered to us our
error, then it is both criminal and disgrace
full not to abandon it and embrace the truth.
Let those who have been deceived by art
full and designing men, and who have been
hitherto prevented by false shame from
acknowledging the deception, and turning
from the error of their ways, remember the
saying Of Washington" To err sometimes
is nature; to recnty error it Always gl0-
yy."
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HE FL K M ER.

HAVING fufe,ed greatly by lnleas delroy>
ing the plants in my garden. ard particularly
cucumbeIs, and having ALTO learned ren.ctv
for the evil, you arc requefed TO rHbIiih ths
following, for the benefit Of tie public:
Lat year was more unfortunate Than cen.
mon in she iofs of my cucumber plants, three
fucccflive crops having been wholly cut off. Boz,
towards the end of June. having heard that Fl.
rits Of turpensine would rreferve them, planted
feed the fourth time, and as loon as the plant had
begun to get forward, procured the fpigit an.
mixed with about the fame quantity Of waterg
with which lightly touched the ground round
the plants; and the coniequcnce was that n:!,hc..
the bugs nor worms molefed the vines, and my
crop OF eucumbers was as good as any eyct
had. AN OLD FARMER.
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Runaway apprentice.
Ten Dollars Reward,

T7OR experimenting an apprentice boy fass5
WILLIAM M'MULLIN, who is appc,':
tice to a William allen, of Philadelphia; b:
wa. found IN Alexandra by his mater and pnf'
in priCon, and by fome means made his efcapc !.
he had on mort blue coat, black elk jake
and yellow overalls; aboot II years Of %
dark hair, fair complexion; he is PSiate~ y
trade. The fusfcriber will give the above -
ward for occurring him 70 as to be delivered >
him in Alexandria.
lanes Campbell.
June IS. 'e
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Cold Breah Pin Loft.

I OST this morning, between the Mali sn.E
Ii the Market, a G0d B,eeR Pin. Of az
oval form, fet with pearls; round the edge ::
blue freak with fpots Of gold; on the upaer'
part of the pin was hinge, with keseh at tx.
lower part, for the end of the pin to lip io.
Whoever has found it and will deliver it to the
Printer hereof fhall receive one dollar reward.
June IS. eo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-25
From tbe BgRon Palladium.


Msiifs. EDITaRs
YOU are requefed to pubilh in your Pa
per the following calculation OF felar ectpfc,
which have fele6ted from P0or Rirbard's A.
n,anack for the prefent year and as the fars-
phenomenon is repre(eh,ed as inviGbIe in OF r
Almanscks. it may crafty many of your rcat rs
to b. informed of the fac.
This eclipfe will happen on Wednelday, Jun:
rs, (the prefent year, in the afternoon of lhs&
day. The fun will on that day go down ecl;pisd
in the following manner. viz.
The beginning will be at s. minutes paA fv
O'Clock, in the evening, mean time at which
infant the moon will make her frf ingrefs to the
fun's horth.weR limb; and the fun will fes rs
"a minutes paR 7, with an obleurity of aImoa
7 digits on his northern limb.
notwithstanding there are only So minutes OF
time from the beginning of this ecIiplc to the le
ting of the fun, yet in confeqnence of the cos,
trafy molten of the penumbra ard that OF thu
place, the fun will be almoa digits -clpfed be-
fore he disappears in the horizon. This is con-
trary to what occurs in fome cafes, where the
penumbra and the place over which it pafes.
moves in 6milar directions.