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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24

t;neaish lho.e parts which were scmisslD|s
+ on .hcse that were moi SO. Il was DOT,
f riosssnee, absolutely necessary for them
10 kacw. previous to lhe delivery OF the
chatre. tha, two witnesses were necessary
,oeprove the overt act even before agraud
iuty. When the charge had been deliver.
ed, sha. principle weuld apply TO The test.
mony which they had actually heard /: and
though ii was desirable that the charge
should precsde the testimony. yes Il vas
not SO essential 40 tosinserrups the pro-
cesdings.
Mr.. Ranaolpbsconceived il far more i'm
por.an. 10 give the supplemental charge
before than after the exhibition OF the tes.
t,nany !: ,ha, with one set Of principles on
their mind, the grand jury would frequent
" ask questions in one pointof view, which
tht y would DOT under other Impressions, !;
snd ha, the Supplemental, like the original
charge, ought to precede the evidence.
Mr. Martin observed, that there was this
considerable difference between agrand q
pesi, jury, that when any doubt arose q
bout the psopriesy of testimony before the
peti, jury, the court would represent ard
ready TO decide but the grand inry has
no, the same aid Of the judgment OF the
court in selecting the testimony.
The Chief Justice said that the necessi.
~ Of Civ og supplemental charge at this
,,me, was not SO manifest; as in his or'gi.
pal charge he had expressed his ideas on
the nature Of Treason: That he stated
this crime to consist in the actual levying
of war" and that Of course the grand
Jury woald have to enquire into the exls.
lence of overt acts ;.that fron, this state.
mens, i. would readily occur to the jury !,
tina no matter what suspicious were enter.
saiaed, wha, plans had beenfOrmed, what
enterprises had been projected, there could
b. no treason and that without an overt act,
no crime of Treason had been committcd.
The discussion Of tEis question was at
!epsth waved.
1To be eentinued.
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May, that a grand bss'lss Eat teen fap,A.
iawhirh Bonsparte PAS ,;efea ed with . 81 o..
loss, aud was wounded his accoun. 20 s''
from Holland and iisnpsgga BY Div
letters. and thoughnot co,alad;cted a,,t ~
date Of eur last papers, was no, much r." s
di,ed.
'fhe continental Journals con.ioo.
speak with confidence of peace, or At l. ~
of negotiations under The mediation IS
Austria, who seems determined 20 puJ.ns
the system OF neutrality which she has =.
dop,ed.
Whea. in considerable quantities "a,
daily arriving in England from France IN
neutral vessels. Prices The 9Th OF Mar ;.
Marx Lane, has wheat U.s. 70 s!s per obsr
ter. Ens -four 6oto 6Ss per sack CT 10 oa,,
tsrs; the American barrel 42s 70 IS, AVID
very abundant.
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sAvANIN All, June S.
INDIAN ALARM.

ss3ges lev (ASIVf CdLLsd1A4'Assf9#f
Eatraet Of a letter from St. A1ary's dated
Z. NAY 2 Sreceived Mis- morning 6ysa gentle.
man Of this city.
g We are very much agitated with an Indi-
an alarm, which, am really inclined to think,
will cause failure of our June court Two
Indians have been down St. Mary's river, toa
place called Traders Hill, and killed man
of the name of Greene in most horrid and
cruel manner. 1tappears that they we're well
fed and treated by Greene; after which he
took his seat in shade out at the door, when
they both took their guns and fred thro' him,
and cut open his bowels with their knives
Hiswife and children we understand, were
not molested in their escape.
!" William Ashley and some others went af-
ter them two days since, i'll mistake not !; and
last night, about twelve o'clock, an express
came with orders from general Floyd, order
ing out ourtroep Of horse in pursuit of the Of
tenders, and some of the foot, if necessity re-
quircs. A party of the horse, say six or eight
are gone"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
LONDON. April 20.
NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP.

CnSstusday last. very elegant dinner
was given at the London Tavern, BY the
British merchants, trading to North Ame-
rica to Mr. MuNRoE, the minister from
the Uuised States of America.
The company was very numerous aud
highly respectable. Among the visitors
were Mr. Pinckney. (who il isunders,ocd
is 70 succeed Mr.. Munroe) the chancellor
Of the exeht quer. lords Mulgrave, Castle
reagh and Erskine sir William Scott, Mr..
Canning Mr.. Rose, &C.
Philip SAMSON, esq. the chairman of the
committee of American merchants, who
presided ON the occasion, filed the chair
with gfea, ability aud to the highest graft.
6ca,ioa of the company. The day was
passed with the utmost harmony and good.
humor, and at the same time, with degree
of oreer which had seldom ben Witnessed
Tn such occasions. Ihs TOASTS were
The Kisg. Ine Queen. The Prince
OF Wales. BIC.
Aud the following, from the chairman,
were ,eceised with bursts of applause as
particularly appropriate TO the objoes of,he
mcesiDg
The President of the United States OF
. America.
Perpetual friendship between Great Bri.
.ain and the Uaised SAFES Of America.
Mr.. MUNROE
MIR. PINCKNEY.
The homo able Mr.. ERsK1Ne, the Rri.
tist minister 10 the Uaitcd States of Are.
ailca
8 Upon the health Of Mr.. Munree being
given, thai gentleman addressed the com,
psny 10 q feeling, energetic speech, ex.
pressive of the high sense he had Of the
complimsns paid to him, and the pleasure
he felt a, the unan,nity ,ha, prevailed.
Mr., Pincknsy, also, upon his health
being drank, addressed the company in
40 eloquent speech, expressing similar
sentiments.
Before the visitors Withdrew, Mr.. Can.
ming. the secretary Of fors,gn affairs, gave
the following toast:
May the British and Americans never
meet Oh termssless friendly than they have
done this day.
Which was drank with the utmost sa.
tlsfactien.
The situation ia which the military at.
fairs Of the continent stood at our last
dates, renders it pretty certain that great
and decisive battle has taken place ere this.
Report is busy in stating The fact, and num.
beriug The loss of the French, 10 killed
alone, at sc, 600 men !; but this we DO nes
credit. Rumor also states, that Jerome
Beoaparse has been surprised and taken
, prisoner by the Prussians.
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NORFOLK, Tune 10.

Woodrop SIMS, arrived yesterday IN 81
days from Guernsey, has politely favored
US with file Of London papers from the
Esd Of April to the 9Th Of May, and
Guernsey papers 10 the 10Th ct the last
month
We have given in this days paper as
much OF the intelligence by this arrival as
the allotment OF our paper TO the trial. Of
Mr.. Burr wcald permit.
10 England the parkinson. has been dis.
solved, and the new, elections are going on
with grca. spirit, but apparently both in
England and ireland without more than
ordinary violence or tumuls, excep, in. a
few instances. Isls not possible Tor US 10
say what will be the result, bu. from the
few returns that have been made, wc think
the new ministry have gained ground. MIR.
Sheridan we obserye has been tos ced to g.
bsnaon his preten.ions to Westminster, ADD
has been rc,urnedior small borough uu..
der the influence Of the Bedford family.
The parliament was brorogued on the 9Th
OF April, 10 meet on the 18Th Of May; on
the 29ih of April, parliament was disabled
sy proclamation, and the ncwsparl!ament
sum nscned TIC meet on The 22d Of this
month. The election for. the 16 Scotch
peers was to take place at Halyrood houde
in rEdinbcrgh on the 9Th Of this month.
The ohi1 ial accounts of the operations Of
the British feet before GoGstauIiaople had
reached London, add as 10 the result, are
published in this paper further detailed
operations Of this expedition will be given
hereafter. Naghiugcsn exceed the ehagrin
and resentment. which this circumstance has
oceasioned in England, and serious erqai.
RIGS are talked Of. From .he view we have
given Of the sshjess, it appears to have
bsep an expsdislos badly dges.ed & badly
executed.
We do no. perceive the smallest notice
of the treaty with this country in any ofthe
papers received by this arrival; in short,
the Affairs Of this country, respecting the
treaty. are no more noticed than if there
had been none made, but this we account
for ia the expected change 10 politics, which
the new parliament will produce.
ARairs On the continent are detailed as
tar as we were enabled TO give them 10 this
days paper, from which it does apPear that
nothing Important had occurred between
the TWO grand armies. The roth bulletin,
dated the 9Th of April, at Fineten.,ein, is
The latest account published by the French.
an accoans Seashed London the 9Th of
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GifranDrta DsjIp zDi,eytisar,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q.
REMOVAL.

The office Of the Alexandria
DAILY AdUertsssr, is removed ia
Royal Street, a few doors south
of KING Street.
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ChILLlCOTHE (Ohio) June 4:
DISTRESSING Z! !.

A gentlemen from Campaigre county
info,ms that on the 25ih ultimo, man
by the name of Boyer, who lived 10 iha.
coan.y, was murdered by the Indians.--
While he was burning some logs IN his
new ground, the Indians, FIVE 10 number.
came near to where he was and sho. him,
twice. Being only wounded Ly the FIRST
Ere, he attempted to make his escape
but being fred at second time he fell.
,Fhe indians then tomshawk'd and scalpd
him IN most shocking manner, and laid
some peculiar signs On his back, which
could not be accounted for By the Oldest
warriors among the whites. This n,elan.
eholy circumstance has alarmed the inha.
btan,s Of the frontier counties very much;
blu; we are happy to learn that no other act
If violence has been ccmmitted by the In.
dians. Same supposed tina. they were
prompted TO the above iohumane and dar.
ing act, in consequence Of the brother iu.
law Of the deceased having 5urned an In.
dian camp last spring. Il is also thought
that the Indians m:s,ook Boyer for the
psrson who had done hem the Injury.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
From lds RsGsHs1o.ND E-NQ IfIlRlsR.
TRIAL
COL AARON BURR.

Grcu;t Corr Of tias JEssited States for the fsffh
Cireuit and District Of Virginia.
Present JoHN MARSHALL, chief Justice OF
the United States,
Add CYRUS GRIFFrN, nudge OF the district
OF Virginia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
saIfs By auftiol1.

Taken BY Execution and 7viH be EH at
Public AGaio1, on Monday the
tenth day Of Augult next, at II
o'cl6ck in The forenoon, On the bremifj
A IL the right in Equity Of Redemption
a which Daniel Scribner Of Harrifon, in
the county of Cumberland, yeoman, had in
and to certain part or parcel of the lot No.
7, in the fecond Range in the fifth Divifon
Of lots in faid town of Harrifon it being the
fame land that the faid Scribner Mortgaced
to Nathaniel Burnham, of faid Harriion, with
all the privileges and aPpurtenances belong
ing to faid mortgaged premi!es.
ANIL. BARKER, Dfbt. Sheriff
Har,ilsn, lOtb fnly, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
10 BE SOLD,

TEN, twenty or thirty thoniand acres Of
land part Of the tract granted by the
0a;e Of New HamP1hire TO Dartmouth Col
lege, lying parity on Connecticut River, and
bounced partly b. Stuart-Town, in the coun-
~ Of Grafton.
The above thirty thobfand have been fur
veyed and laid out into lots OF about two hum
dred acres ea1L. Roads have been cut through
the tract and fome Bridges erected; there are
Tome excellent Mil feats on the land, and
the whole tract is Of the firl quality.
The Map an Field ook as made by the
Pre'ent iurveyor, is filed in he RegRers Of
fee Of the county Of Grafton, New Hamp-
fibre
Ve1els or Weft-India merchandise will be
taken III payment for The whole or part-if
fer part, liberal credit will be given forsthe
balance, with interelt, well fecured on the
land or otherwife. For further particulars
apply 10 JoHN WADswoRTH, at Portland,
Maine, or JAMES SAVAGE, Attorney At Law,
bolton. July 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

Nov landing fromrfchr. Hiram, from Al
y bany, and for fale by J. BARNARD,
No 8, LoTg- Wba,I
1900 hullels Yellow Corn
so barrels meis and prime Pork
loo 20 Rye Flour
NIels and No Beef, in half barrels,
di5O IN Sire,
80 crates Liverpool Ware
Liverpool salt
10 Hhds Rum
Pipes Of Brandy and Gin
20 chefs Souchone Tea
10 do Hylon do
1000 White Oak Shocks, with heads.
With genera! a4ortment of
IHghJb and WGf India G9oa5,
wholefale and retail Tniy 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
EQUITY Of Redemntion.


Taken BY Execution and to be Ga at
Public AuE7ion, ct beb5nis gf David
O7ven, h1nb9lder in Brunj7yiek, on
TUESDAY, the twenty-Era day
or Augutt nest at z 9'cl9ck P. ".
A Ii the right in Equity Of Of Redemption
"A which John Hall, Of f2id Brunfwick,
mariner, has in and to the following delcri-
bed Mortgaged Real Efate, lying in faid
Brunfwick, bounded as follows, viz.-Begn-
ring al fake and lone in the line on the
north-ea(t fde Of lot number Eve, and runn-
ing louth-wef acrols faid lot fifty-two rods,
thence running north-wet and holding the
width of hfty-two rods until fifty acres are
completed.
SECOMB JORDAN, Dept Sheriff:
BrHgfzOict, July 9, 1907. 2ol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Cram & Anterior.

MIDoLR-S7REE7,
TFAVB received, in addition to their for
4 I mer ahortment, Twenty Packages of
fANCl~ GOODS,
BY the Romeo from London
AMONG WEIGH ARR,
Several trunks HIoGery, Of every defcription
Some ladies and gen,emen's elegant In
dian clocild do
Cotton, fix and linen I,aces,
Some elegant Wells
IOotings, Mantles, J'c.
Peruvian Nantes OF Linen, Spider Lace, &
Spider Net Mullins
Several cafes Of Book Muffin, trunks Of
Ribbons, Ladies elegant Silk Shawis,
Ladies Spartan Drels aud Mull'd Grecian
Robes, iome made up
Chamb7a Mullins, Plain Gold End Jaco-
Nets, Dotted Mull'd Mullins, Cotton
Cambria, Taulbord Leno Caps 81 Hand
kerchiefs
Farren worked shawls, &c.
The above goods will be fold BY
he Package or piece only.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Barbour and Stockbridge,

Barbour and Stockbridge,
capgfts tie zsllrauae oFls. Heas1 F5s5f's'f'
HAVE iuh received great variety
: of frefh SE6SONhBLE Go0DS-viz
/ cafe rs and "A Irifh Linens
Fine and common linen Cambricks
A variety Of plan and figured Mullins,
Cslicoes,-Printed Cambrics
Cin5hems,
silk Chambrays
Cotton do.
Rich coloured Furntures
Cambria and common Dimitfes
Cotton Lsces
Black, India, Italian, and Florence Lultrings
Coloured Dou bic Florence do
Sarfr.tts
Eegan. elk Sh2wls,
Common do
Ladies long and fhort Englih and French
Six Gloves.
Long and fhort Kid do
Ladies black, white and fate fix Hofe
Il Gentlemen's black and white 6lk Hofe and
Gloves
ladies and Centlemen's black, white,
mixed, and Hate cotton Hole
Figured Ieno Wells
Cap and Handkerchief Patelns,
Cambria an1 muffin Shawls
Fancy fix Hkfs.
Red, yellow,brown and blue Bandarnas &
Mad as H<fs.
200 doz Tapes from No. Is TO q
Gardeners Silk Umbrellas,
Ladies walking flick DO.
Cotton Kerlevneres, and Granderilis Of va
rious colours
Black Satin Ve(tng
Fashionable London nriped MarleilIes do.
Silk and 'fabty Velvet do
White CambricRs
Black ard other coloured do.
500 pieces blue and yellow Nankeeus,
India Cottons
Ensliih do
Diapers
Gardeners Leather Gloves
Brown Linens
Platl.as,
Silk Couon and Morocco Braces
Superfine black, blue, mixed brown and red
Broadcloth
Common do
Real London dref black Kerfeymeres, Of
iuperior quality
FalhiOnable drab Kerfeymeres
Red, white, buff, blue, and mixed do
Ve.yets ard Veiveueens, etc. etc.
NV II Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
John p. 1huriton & Go.

JOhn L. lhuTltOn d 60.
HAVE for fale, now landing from flip
John & Adam, Capt knight, from Liv-
erpooI.
1900 Hhds Liverpool Salt
is Chaldron Coal
1873 Crates G. G. Earthern Ware. pnt nm
purpoiely for HAVANA and French markets
and entitled 10 debenture
81 Crates Junk Bottles
20 Gloce Multard do.
80 Boxes half pint TumbIers
SO Do BY 8-S BY 1910 BY 1915 by 3
Window Glals
20 Bottles Super6ne, Fine and Com. Go.
pal Warmth
SO Caflcs fine Eu. MaRard
Do Copperas-5 Do Alum
9 Do. White Lead-Io do Red Lead
10 Sheets milled lead 3lb & 3l.2lb per
lquare foot
Ca11s Patent Shot
HID. Com. Lamp Black
Bbl. beR do. do
HID, Chalk Bbl Lytharpe
10 Blackfmith's Anvls
10 Do. bright Vices
ITO Boxes No. Com. No. /, < SlDx Tin
plates
$50 VT. Iron Wire aflorted
10 dOz' Long and lhort handled Frying
pans
40 Quires Sand Paper
10 Cwt. Iron Block buthes
10 Nets fmall weights
98 Sa(h weights
"a Small painted Scale beams aforted
60 Boxes Pipes
$50 stone Jugs ard Butter pots.
ALSO IN STORE,
50 Chefs Hyfon, Hyfon skin, souchong
ana Bohea cas-, warranted the beR
100 Boxes Spermaceti Candles
90 Bbls. Clear B. M. Mefs No. 1 &2 Pork
Hhds. retailing Molahes
20 Cafks Z. Nails for expectation entitled
70 debenture
100 Bbis. Sup. Flour, &c. &C. whoe(ale
aNu le'4H June %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Lands in the DjfriR of Maine.

Ad"IJ ~ ne L/JRTICE OF IIHi7e.
IN the Townfhip No. Six ans Eight
in the Eighth Range, north CT The Waldo
Patent, are cGened fOr fale, IL lots x one ana
two hundred acres, for the purpore only u
actual iettlement.
Theie tOwnfhips are ftuated On the SehecL
and Pleaiant Rivers, which afford ~ NV
communication through tie Pifcstaon;s -
Bangor on the penobfcot; hey lie Wen
itocked with various kinds Of excellent Tim
Der have number Of valuable Mil Seats \.
and The foi i is PERFUMES, is inferior e. r. oe'
in the Dstri6t.
One ~ tqUs baz@-aI Far1;!iry mavhe aecon.
medatet with LoEsin ;hefc tvwnilIiDs. NJ, carrie
which It i got doubted, will be .5,,jcelly J1t-
EHts'Prizizg and i75zf.ioa Farmer. who va
to eitablIh themielves advsutageuunv. III !
country well hnafed aud rapidly increafn+
Ia value, will Go well 70 exanline these l.n5's'.
Plans may 5e leen and terms made kno,,r Y,
the Office Of Simon een!eat, SO. Gra. ~
Jacob NJ Cav, Efq Bangor, anu n.i5aa! .5L !.
niles drained Oh application to the subtrr;har
IN townis.P No. Six, in The Fighih -a,pe
MOSES GREEN. EAR
-oO' m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

NEW GOODS.
BY flaps Jo.eph, Edward pret!e. and Charles,
from Liverpool, an Foxwen fron BriftoI.
WIi..4m Goddard,
HAS rccei, od lie moi eZtenrye and con-.
"A Pike afsvuGlcI6 Of
II 4RD-WARE GOODS,
ever oHcr.3 sor flle II tic D.fra az Maine
which will be tiipoled uf on the mot liberal
ferns hv waUeIae aud reczil, al his tore IN
hidGie-A-cet. also,
l2y calks wrought Nails az Gzcs
100 boxes tin Plates
20 cal,s London white and red Lead
+ tons lhect Lead
QuanIity 9 by Crown Window CIals
Few oaks Fac iron
rev Do. cart, aaggo", and dl4ife wheel
Boxes
Anvi.s and -
Sewing III err TwiHe
Large e1antity Lon shovcls ard Spades
Three LogiLes1 L,.ocktin Teapots &c. Sc
LOOKING GLASSES,
with Git and Mahogany frames
.ps,tlaHt, Nay 4. (eptf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Bat and Sb2s Store.
No. 2, ioNEs' Row, FrH-SrerEr.

No. 2, 'ovts' Row, FrsH.sraEEr.
RENJ AMIN GRIFFIN, informs
his friends and me pull: II ~ he ha.
taken the ftore is:e'y CCcGped BY Ebenezer
Griffin, where he offers Tor fsle q very excel
seat adortmeut Of
BOOTS Z SHOES
Suwarrow Jockey, and Top Boots
Morocco Shoes, with and withou, heels
Miles red, green, yelIow and black moroc-
CO end leather Parps and Shoes
Cmldrens BlOtees aud Shoes
Fancy and 4tuG Shoes,
American made kid Slippers
trunk hyperion London Kid Shoes
a few black Morocco Skins
Al the above he is determined to
Tel AZ CHrAF a. can be pnrchsled in this town
O Bolton. Il any of the lhoes rip, the own
ers are dclired 70 return them and have them
mented, as tong a tie fismp remains in If
t'e ioes DO not tut the perioE they are
boughr for thet viii be exchanged, or the
money PAD back = them if they with il.
has - tepSm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Nea0 Sbqe and Leather Stare.

NSI9 ObgP ana Leather O10Te.
Simeon Pratt,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
n the public in general, that he has taken a
Store on INGRAHAMs WARP, next door a.
bove MeiIrs. Thomas Foriaith & Go. where
is now open and ready for ale,
Mems thick and thin Boots
do 30 dc Shoes
Bows do Do do
Womcas morocco ana leather dc
Nrdes' and chiIdrens do
ALo-Harneis Leather
Skirting do
Bride do
Meats do
Chaife do
Hog skins
Wax and grain Calf S&ins
Ruhet Boot-Tops
Calf Skin Boot-Legs
Cordovzn do
Soal Leather
Variety morocco and binding Skfss
Englih Cord, Webbing and shoe
Leather
LIKEWISE,
An sTortrnert of Chaife trimmings at the
factory prices.
All the above goods are warranted to be Of
the irit quality, and will be fold as cheap as
can be purchaied in Bolton,
7uiy 20, (epSn>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
DEN1JIoUN'3
MPr0vsd JaHadice B!HeT5 ;
on tbs
Grand Ambitious Corrective.

1rand AntIOlIt Gus A-CfTGCI4Vc.
The Jauna;ce IS dfcovered by want ~ az
pstite, coGt;vs7el,, outlines and OppreGious, II
time All irrefGi5le propcniity tyr acep, aud
at others, too great watchfuncss, telCw-
nefs is 10y degrees diluted over The CON ek-
ion, tinges the urine. and whole mas u ~
fluids are Infected with biil ~ fecretions and
in proeefs of time the blood acquires ter-
dency TO diiIolunon and pu,Ief- 4nn in
thele cafes i either degeuerstes into I dropfY
OF ends N an aPCPeTy. z dilchaige by T.
line II conGdered NY tbe mof learned Uf the
protection, as means for length Of time 10
prefS-ve the hfe of the patient. That by an
evacuation Of bilious mater, the iyGcm nay
Re freed from the bad conicquences which
enlue on its 0agnaton III tho habit; 10 arcon,-
Pliih which delrabIe effect, and 10 ccrrcJt
and prevent the Putrdity of bile, bolter
medicine than aere Lelcribed, has n-yer been
Uncovered.
They ave particularly fervicable in habitval
coihvcneiss end IN ara opprelIed and weak
ilomach They are gratefully WARM and PIN
gently aromatic expei wind III the eshe1
manner, without III moderately heating Wy jul
flaming the bowels they ar2 extremely fer
viceabie in all Jealous, but In the cCurle nr mn
practice | have proved them particularly F.
on the approach Of warm weather, wher. bii-
ious habits experience 1uch tcta. LOIS NJ .D-
petite, hiflehncis and oPpreIIion Ia Glch in
itances, BIZ The application Of this remedy ike
Homach is invariably fortified, appetite and
digelton efiectual!y promoted, ard plentiful
Preparation produced. They polcfs -noreo-
yer the properly, peculiar TO themlclves, rt
qualifying and an'eioraring thote inha-atory
pernicous qualitics. inheren; IL ardent fri.its
and u often fatal wien taken upon an emvtv
Ron ach, and converts them INTO n holrrcng,
peaiant and invigor2ting AUtnachic Beng
peculiarly adapted to cleanie tie ari7Arv naI-
i4ges, they are angular ! lerviceable II crop
hes, by giving tore ~ the folds, entichin1
tiSe blood. and invigoratIng The rhule ivncrn.
From their celebrity as an autidote ararlt
ths icurvy, they are particularly cal, la.ed
for iea-farlng Perions, to Whole at,tnsi5n
they are RESPECTFULLY recommended. Pei lana
leading ledentary na6tiia lives, are mon IND
jet 70 thele complaints All tue--fore, in
inch iituafions, Though not immeoi... a
ware OF inconvenience wouid a9 wilelv ~
occurring continuance of heath, IVY means
OF this generous aomachic, as VI Ell a. an epi-
CURES and bon vitants who with for a deli
cious and delicate preParstivefor tie Appetite
the belt companion at the feGive Board.
Ct For Jale b. Joleph Lmmerfon,
-Foytland.
May 4. (Sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
npna> "a eblter,

M IL, Lri5a W1a-f
II .,r fac
go bbiN Beet, different qualities, Hav-
erhilI Infpc9io1. ALSO,
Pork and Flour
q few iIds sugar and Cin-
CORDAGE, BY The gag Or mall quantity
manufactured !. Ills rope walks from the
la. cieaa hemp Tmy IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
NOTICE.

ALI. perfons having Accounts open wi'h
JACOB ROLFE, are requeited 10 call and
fettIe the fame Immediately
Portland. May ~ 1897. (rt)