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Price SO Gents a Ros.
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He has .skewaie for Sale,

A general aaortmsnr OF Drugs Paten. ME
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ascak.
"a sensrons allowance will be made to
ihoie who purchafe the above 'sfeisihes by tn:
dozen
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I,a received direa from the Patentecs, ard
FOR SALE BT
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
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PREP AIRED BY
TITO M II S II. r n w S 0 N,
M.nber Of the Conaetficus Medical Society.


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The great falc and increahng demand for thefe
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a medicine " hich for efficacy and fafety in It's
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aitonilhing virtues, and fufpriGng effects, IN ex-
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DR.. 4Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fafe application for that dila.
gresable complains called the ITCH. Price a.
cents BOX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
House Of Representatives,
TUESDAY, JUNE 10.


TUESDAY, JUNE 10.
The consideration of the report OF
the election committee was resumed.
The motion of MIR. Whitman, that the
votes, stated on the report to have been
given for Caleb Stoon or Stron, in Isle
borough, should be carried to the col
umn of Caleb Strong, was before the
house.
Mr.. Upham (of Brookheld) commen.
ced the debate, and in very able and
handsome manner enforced the argu-
ments which had been previously laid
down by himself and other federal gen.
tlemen. He contended that the usages
in courts Of law-the manner of consid-
ering evidence before grand jurors
the records Of ancestry by which i'm
portant questions of property were de-
cided-and in courts Of Justice, where
the life of a fellow citizen might be da-
pending-nothing more was required
In evidence than the obvious intention
of the act or performance ; will any
gentlemen therefore say, that in his
conscience, he believes those votes re-
turned from Isleborough were not in
tended for Caleb Strong? He trusted
they would not. Errors of this kind,
he observed, were frequently detected
in cases at law, but were always deem
ed beneath the notice of any man who
sets value on his reputation for can
dor, or was capable ofappreciating the
sentiments of public as we'll as self es-
TEEN. If this section of the report
should be adopted by the house, he was
bold to say, as he should consider that
decision as indicative of the sense, or
determination ofthe majority on every
other part of it, that the fair fame OF
Massachusetts, was gone forever.
Mr.. Wheaton, Sargent, Livermore,
and Goodwin, followed Mr.. Upham in
defence of the motion for legalizing the
votes given for Gales StroH.
Mr.. Goodwin (of Charlestown-one
of the dcmScratic party) had been very
anxious to give correct vote on this
important question. He had meditated
upon it seriously, and revolved it in his
mind when retired to his bed-and
prompted by his conscience, had come
to a determination of admitting those
votes for Caleb Strong, which had been
laid aside OH account of the misspelling.
He should yste in the same way regard
ing the misspelt votes for Mr.. Sullivan.
1t appeared to him impossible for any
person to doubt who the votes were for.
The two great parties in the state were
well known, every man was acquaint-
ed with the names of their candidates /;
there was scarcely boy Of six years
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

Goyernour, but would signify his &C.
ceptance or non-acceptance at 10 O
| lock.
At ten O'Clock, the following Com
nunication was received from the Hon.
WILLIAM HEATH
| To the Hon. Senate and Hon. House Of
Representatives of the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts,.
GENTLEMEN,
have been notified by very re-
spectacle Committee of both Houses,
that / have been elected Lieutenant
Goycrnour of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, for the year ensuing, by<
a majority of the votes of the electors.
Impressed with the most lively sense
|of gratitude by this mark of confidence
and esteem, / present to you, and
through you to my fellow-citizens, my
most sincere and hearty thanks. Hav-
ing been mole than forty years in pub
lick life, contemporary with the early
|asserters of American rights, and the
adoption of measures for their defence,
and near the illustrious WASHING
TON, during the Revolutionary war,
in the most difficult, perilous and inter-
esting periods, our country has, as yet,
experienced, the prime of my life has
passed away and have arrived at near
ly the common age of man, when the
vigour Of the mind abates and the most
splendid Offices cease to charm.
have seen my beloved countryf in
deep distress struggling to retain the
life of that equal liberty, which Heaven
las given as an unalienable legacy to
nan. have seen her triumph in peace,
sovereign and independent, forming
constitutions of civil government, Sc.
lected and combined of principles cal
;ulated for durability, superiour to
hose found in any other republick yet
seen. / now see her under a wise and
prudent administration Of the General
Government, respected abroad and
prosperous at home, beyond parallel
in any other nation, and this my ma
tive state, whose prosperity is the un-
|ceasing wish Of my heart, one Of the
most respectable and prosperous a.
mong her sisters.
Pausing at this point of view, with
thankful admiration, although lauda-
bic ambition 10 serve my country, and
a publick life, which has rendered its
duties familiar tend to excite wish for
continuance in it, reason points me to
retirement, rather than to the accept
ance of q new station. | do therefore
decline qualifying myself to attempts
discharge of the duties of the honoura-
bic Office to which have been elected.
Beseeching the Allwise Counsellor
to guide and direct the Legislature, in
all the important business, which may
come before them, and that this Com.
monwealth and the United States may
be name and praise in the earth, so
long as time shall endure.
have the honour to be with the
most profound respect, Gentlemen,
Your most obedt. Strtt.
w. HEATH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Bv tbf Dails.
Ma6ocre at Cape FysncTS.

Captain Dodge. of the fchooner
Mary Ann, who arrived at New
York, in IS days from Cape Fran
co.'s, Rates that on the I4th and 18th
of May, general mafacre of all
the remaining white inhabitants OF
of Cape Francois took place, and 1t
was aid, sessraly, throughout thar
part Of this i'll fated iland under the
dominion of Dehalines. The par
ticulars of this tragicar event are
briefly thefs -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

old but what knew them. 1T was COM
mon for the children to ask each other
whether they were for Strong or Sull-
van-And could any person, at such {
time, believe that votes were given fol
Caleb Stoon or Stron and Srong, and not
in reality by the voters be intended fol
Caleb Strong. For his part ne could
not. Persons might say he had chan
ged but while he could justify his
conduct to his conscience, he dad not
care what was said T; but he had not
changed his political principles had
continued the same from "a or rs to
the present time. He would express
them in doors or proclaim them with
out.
In the course ofhis remarks, Mr.. O.
took occasion to say, that last year he
conceived the Legislature did wrong in
rejecting the returns not attested by the
Town Clerks, but he had recently been
convinced the decision was correct.s
The question was then taken by yeas
and nays-and the motion for carrying
the votes of Caleb Sfoon or Stron to the
credit of Gov. Strong, was rejected
yeas l95, nays 234.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

Becaufe the unprecedented princl-
pies adopted by the committee, hye
of whom OUT of feven are the Polit-
real opponents of Caleb Strong !;
were not eftablifhed by them prsvi-
Gus to any fcrutiny or examination
of the votes nor until after ample
means and opportunity had been at
foraed to them for afcertaing the re-
fult of the application of thoie prin.
ciples-by which courfe of proceed
ing, ftrong temptations and induce
ments mutt have arilen, to confound
principles with inclinations, and 70
eitabli[h premifes with a view to the
refulrs. And whatever were the mo-
tives of the committee, which we do
not undertake to criminate, it unfor-
tunately happens that without re-
lance upon all the new and exceP-
tionable principles contained in the
report, his excellency Caleb Strong,
efq. mutt have been reported to be
chOfen by the people, as by the pre-
fent report he is deficient only four
teen votes, Of a majority, which
number would have been reitored by
the admilIion of any one of the OBJ
jeaions contained in this Proteit.
Finally, Becaufc We conGder the ac-
cePtance of The report to be in its
operation, a direa and palpable in
fringement of the contribution and
an open ufurpation of the power Of
the people, calculated to proitrate the
executive department., BY reducing
the chief magiftrate to humiliating
dependence upon the Legislature
and to inveit with powers paramount
to the contribution, the accidental
majorities of polical feets, and en-
tirely to wrelt from the great body
of the people, the right of eleaing
their own governor ; and for the
hncerity and truth Of our opinions,
we folemnly appeal TO the Great
Searcher of hearts, and to the impair
tial Judgment of our fellow citizens,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
w. HEATH.

A petition Of certain inhabitants Of
Cape-Elizabeth and Scarborough, pray
ing for Bridge, committed.
The two branches Of the Legislature
met in convention, when his Excellel.-
.cy CALEB STRoNe came in took and
subscribed the necessary oaths and de-
clarations. The usual proclamation
was then made by the Sheriff of Suffolk,
and his Excellency withdrew. The
Legislature then proceeded TO vote for
Counsellors, and made choice of the
Hon. John Howe, Jonathan Maynard,
Aaron Hill, Deane, Isaac Coffin, Tim
othy Chllds, John Woodman, Farley,
Nathan Willis. The senate then
withdrew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

Several other gentlemen Of the
democratic party have also acknowled-
ged the correctness Of that decision.-
1t is therefore hoped that nothing more
will hereafter be said about the FEEDER
alists having arbitrarily and unjustly
rejected the votes of 62 towns, which
has been SO often repeated in democra-
tic papers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

According to the last report, which
has been accepted in the Legislature,
the whole number Of votes are 72,78&
Necessary to make choice $685.
Gov. STRoNG has 36,435, and there
fore majority of 40, or plurality of so.
The errorin the return from Lincoln
vile, which proved fatal to the report
sent to the House from the Senate, was
first discovered on Monday last and
the fact was stated to the House the
same day by Mr.. Bigelow.
After the declaration Of the election
Of Governor was made, the bells of the
town were rung for an hour.
Mr.. HEATH having declined the Of
fee to which he was elected, the State
will be without a Lieutenant Governor
the present year.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02

T.,tey and he, cargo were Annefican property
The niJepref,ntasioH s that had besn maze Z.
Il. fJb;sts, and the tfFsft i bad With you' "eis
,bs rosrs 10 be deprecated, as the whole OF the
,woers are psrfons raoa advantageonily known
: arner;ca. the lady of one OF whom lMTs.
G,fsth,i has the honor Of being related 70 you.
fTte be 1satinaed. {.
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His exee.l.ncy general AgmaTong n%'inifs' p'en'.
poscnsiary et the Uaisea States.
PARIS, 3otb December, 1905.

PNNN"y 800 q
Parts, 3oh December, 1905.
SIN,
We, on the i9ch nltimo, received 1oA, 'lo's
CONCERNED in the New Ierfry, a letter directed %
your ezceiency, which, they inierlned us, was
fr,m the l~rcretary Of fase, and contained ING
p.efdent's directions relative to tad CLAIM.
Said letter we had the honor OF enclofng 10 you
en- the 15.hos faid month, informing you thas We
were waiting fuch new communications as 1t was
likely the letter would make necesary.
Iuacad Of receiving the communications we
expeeted. we were on the 10Th of the laid month
bonored with the following anfwer which you
thought it proper TO direct your fecretary to make
u.s.
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Milan, November J.
EAtral7 Of q Private letter.

Or pubic credit has lasciy Sgnaii!ed iile!{ by
anu Of saoie traits Wich c!!agstlcE an oid-E o;
thngs upan which opinionis not even IN any IN
cer,aia-y, Government, to ccmpsets an untof-
geo a"d urgent operation, hid ocealion ter ne
tween II & l2,oooo liv,ss in ready nvncy; he
banEcf. and tfadets OF hfiiag ha!!ea d 70 preien;
il ,h:s luEs and wonid aece,t no nterelt fof the
TWO u thI;e raun rs which sic 10 eaape tet5se ITS
senihu fcneot.
We thew had wiykin les shan IS leagues From
Us 70 or 5000 t,!;tia.s; 'Esy ware only le.
pa ! red fsom our sctr,tlgY BY tte Aligc. ltcy
had IN prcfencc al @rmy fad to be .niericz in
huu,bs., AMI no fear, 30 indication OF inte!li
encs silt, r,e eie,ay maoteitcd il i-f tiir1ugh,
iai the kingdom oi.ttaiy not iige ioicf
nsl m9vsment was attempted; not Jingle ar.
,eit feerlsd 10 be neceGay 10. ilng!e extra.
sordinary%"eafaye was takcr. government a
hund,e;i years old weuid not have pteitfvcd a
frrner, and at the fame time, caiiner attitude j;
it woud not have bcen larroupded hy moie Goa
liaence, nor would il have fkewn a more honor.
able one for its people.
Here, as at Paris, We were beforehand con.
WINGED, thar nothing would rcaG the genius of
NaPoleon. However, we had rot gce!Icd that
new art which conG!ts in tating whole ar mics
by dint Of skiiful combinations; wc had not iu..
pteted that, ina campaign of eight days, the
5rodgies Of life already full OF miracles, would
be repeated and almoa furpal.ed.
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HAGUE, NovemhcrIc.


All the difquietudes 70 indualiocay ipreada
this country, upon the Object Of the gsaod En.
slifh expedition are already diiiPatet' Tt:
Britiln feet has landed the troops on boatd at
Cuxhavcn, tro.n whence they are TO marchto
ioiu the Rullians and Swedes. 1t is not knows
whether the fruaiaus, who occupy the greater
part of the Electorate OF Hanover will PERM!
them TO attack the Frenchwho are lhut up in the
fos,reis of Hameln, or whether the protection Of
the king of PruAia will extend the privileged
neutrality over the Electorate. Be as itnaH
the accounts differ. as to she nuHber of tI' En-
gliih troops, which, within thefe fix days, haI
been fad to amount to twelve thootsnd ren,-
This army is commanded by the Duke OF Yors
d Albany in proper Rs-ioh. HIS two waIk;
brothers the Dukes Of Cumberland and Gam
oIdge command under him; tie Former, tic
cavalry, and The latter the infantry. here a:
nine Lieutenant Generals and fx,een Nal Ge.
ncrals under TIE orders Of tfefc !:cc vaitnI 0'o'
theirs. If the number OF the colo0ris and iuP'a0t
officers be in like proportion, the greater paftoI
thcie troops are not Salajers!
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Tuentieth Bulletin Of The Grand
Armp.
I1NTz, 10th Brumaire, (7th Nov.)

year l1F-
The engage ment Of Amstetten did great
honor 10 The cavalry, and particularly to
.saa Oh and 10Th regiments OF hussaTssrand
to the prenadlers of the division OF genersi
sOudin,t.
The Russians have since accelerated
their retreat; they in vain cut down The
Bridges upon the Fps, which were quickly
Ire..essablished and priuce Merat affistd as
far as the abby Of Molk.
! ! reeonnouering party has posted OH TO
Bohemia. We have taken very cohsidefa.
lie magazines, both al Frey stads and ss
Mattruhausen.
Marshall Mortier with corps OF the
rmy, is manel4ering upon the lett bank
If The Daaube.
Agdcpu,ation from the seuste IS just are
syrd al Lin,z. The elector OF Bavaria Is
kpscted here in two hours.
int, II Brusaire, (sth Nov.) gear II.
The elector of Bavaria and the electoral
ince arrived yesterday evening at Llntz.
lieutenant general, count de Giulay, sent
the emperor of Austria, arrived here
the night. He has had very long con.
-ence with the emperour. The object OF
emission is unknown.
At the battle Of Amstetten we took 1900
Isouers, 700 of whom are Russians.
Prince Murat has established his head
uters at the abbey of Molk. His ad.
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Traggntkd jysm he 1saysai de psns:,.
NuasMBfRGa. NJ.

we now know IL pohtige manner wh.,,
.helieve.ol the intentions OF PtuGi4 .nwatss .lls
belliaersnt powers. K iiew rslcsipt q! Inc ,p.at
ian cabinet. aldfeG.i to the :nhabitan,, Il ~
Ptusiian PROVINCES in Fr4ncon,a. reln3ye, y,
doubts. The .egencies OF The Margravla., !,
Anipach ard Bareuth immediately saut.d il ,at.
publilhed with The following introduction:
g 1t has been lately made known to ah
Prullian authorities, that all foreign armies h,li
be proceeded againG, TO avoid all lpecies Of ~
cels, in the fans manner and with the cres,,s
impaI,islity. But as though mitundsiitaudinp,
and ignorance of the true Intentions Of The %
yernment, it has been reported that H. M. Il.
king of Ptulia wiged 10 take an active psrtn
the war, Il has beea enjoincd us TO make KNOW
to the people, that the military preparations &
prullia m:lcIy relate TO the maiasainance CT Ii.
RreaeR neuttality; that tie mea!n,es hilheuo
taken are only intendedftp iniure the guarantee d
the fame, and that no other interpretation nuR
be given them. We in eonequence repeat TO all
the authorities, and order them TO make knoyu,a
thtie under their jurisdiction, tia, all the repo.
,oet,i, < the participation OF II. M. in the Wal,
are deaiyu,e OF ali foundation and this dcc!at,.
,ion is made in order 10 prevent and hinder al.
legal acts on the part Il individuals and Con.
Names" -
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(Iyansjatsa yar fss LEDGER
PARIS, November 90.

PARIS, November 90.
The public were yesterday interpretation
of receiving continuation of the news a.
Aoat for some days past, upon the en.ry OF
the French into Vienna. which was to have
,aken place on The 10Th Bfumaire (l0th
Noyemher); but the 2lss bulie;in, which
the Moni,eur gives dated from Molk the
same day, making no msn'ion OF this desl-
rahle eyert, seems 70 belle the news
However. if. it be observed that on the
morning of the eighteenth, Prince Murat
was Only ten or twelve leagues from Wen.
"a and tha, he detached the same day a
eorbs of dragons towards that city, from
,vh.nce th- empereur and his court had al
ready departed, il will readily be conceived
thar. there being no further resistance The
FIRST division Of the army may already have
entered that capital shei9sh, and possibly
the emperour Napoleon hlmselfmay have
made his entry the same evening that the
Bullettn is dateo
Intne circumstanc of such moment, 1t
IS nor astonishing that public rumours
shon,a nrecede a few days the othc'ai re-
norris. Il is possible that spedier commu-
nications. or fame thas gainssin It's carriage,
arrive sooner ano are mutllated oy the ex-
agcrrarion of public avi,.'ty. For instance
rumour was Yesterday Sc busy as TO spread
news of peace, the details OF which afe,so
verv svaer.,e and uncerlaia that no attention
can as ges be paid TO them. Il was added
thatlord Harrowby is to siiPniate ter eng
land, in the general treaty. BE this as y
NAV, beaqe was certainly not the primitive
obiser OF the noble lorG's mission.
f,,, Il IS he fate of Mr.. Pitt ever to see
b,s nro;rcts Turn In an extraordinary man
The denouement OF his political dra-
ma has the qualify required by Aristotle
Il is alwas anfore.eea. The expedition shat
he has so long been meditaslng IS at length
sailed, against all expectation. ,He4w,sheo
20 silence the laughers; but, TO svoio one
rrproaeh, he exposes'himset to receive
Greater, The delay attending twas ria
dioule The expedition itself, IN such CIR
cums,ances, is a capital fault, q ffesh bf'ti.
dgr.'if It's protector be NOT assured OF his
means. MIR. Pitt begiusio grow distract
ed he sntaagles himself in the nets which
his own pretty tricks FIRST spread tor him !;
he has lost his senses before ne has lost MS
ministry. -,
R,,. 10 return TO the affairs OF the con.
tineut, whatever truth or taisehood there
NAV be in the new rumors in circulation,
we can blame nobody for creditiog them.
So many wonders are w,oughs IN so snort
time. render eysfy thing Gre dio!e. Il IS
more natural TO suppose that the French
will make peace in Vienna, than u was 70
presume thar they would be there lorty.hEe
DAYS aftertheir quitting Ssrasburgh. MS
nsar, which may hereafter be cshed 'ne
Sixtu Weeks Var, viii be more celebrated
n bistorv aan the Se,e1 Ielrs Wer,
or even tn rig Tears War; aud if no 9 hSr
war is more replete with extraordinary
events, it is reasonable TO believe that The
neace which must follow it, Will have mote
importait results tor the future tranquility
of Europe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-15

There is not the meanest einzen' me
J, .,r4., gsubaltern butts coac:ous sllai ta I,
-, 49,, Is advantageous only for the hns''sh !;
that they are the articles q the mls.pr-
times Of Europe, ass by their monapoly,
,bsv are the authors of the exoroisant
price of provisions.