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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
Thomas Amory DebiSk.;G.
.aTTnRNEY r. L.aR. :. u X

IFAs taken the office ~. ts. sii'se of Mr.
( ! Jonas Mils. in MaJg ~ .s,f're' " t'ceO-
pied by W.lliam d. sswalk Ese. wnt-s he iltst
tend su,h business as lusy b, ,aan,.ted 10 ms
care in the he Of his profession.
Portland December 81, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11

HENRY BtlTMAN,
IT No. Z, MERCHANTS ROW,
l. LAS received al extensive assortment Of
Medicines, Paints, Dye-SiufS and
Surgeons Instruments
AMONG waic6 ARE
2 bbls cold press'd Castor Oil case
Csnthsrides--i do Camphor-.i 90. Rheubari--i
do. Al. Forts DS.-baies Orange P.eI--For.
Chamomile and Centian.
leaks London White Lead-2 do. red do.
- do French Nelow-2 hhds Whitine-5 bbls
Dutch Lioseed Oils do spis. Turpeulne--i do.
Copai varni.b, superior.
10 tons bright Logwood-5 do Fustic-
dc. N,caragus--i case Beusai ind,go-Ampn-
ts,ine, frepaning and Dissec,ing Gases, complete.
Also
Spermaceti OIL, per cask or
gallon.
80 lbs. Fine Chrome YELLOW
Dec 81. 9w,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
CP Mem Store in Union Street.
JOHN HULL.

INFORMS HE friends and the public, thar be
i has opeota ss,sose in Uaion. 0reet. 20 doors
a,cve the poA- O1iee, where he inends keeping .
ssnsrd assortment of
Vest lndia Goods and Groceries,
and COW ofsss for fae the following ar,ics,. viz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
10 LET,

ONE half Of consen,ent Dwelling House
" IN the Genre a. the town, and immediate
possession g'ven.--A?3iy At this Cfice,
Portland, Dec. 81. i8fn
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ha subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
i oil concerned that he has bsen dnly snno,n,.
ed and tsken upon him.elf'be ,tn, of an admin
,s'ra'or Of the estate Of JOSEPH LEIGH,
late OF Harrison, IN the county &c Cumberland.
blacksmtf, deceased. by giving boads as he
law di-ec's-He therefore ,eques,s II persons
who ere iadshsed TO the said deces e.. lite 20
make imHedis,e payment, md hose who have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the .me for
So. mn, 20 ELIJAH LEIGH.
M aof, Dec. 20.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11

z OrK IS. Al Court Of Probate.
holden a Alfred in faie county, on the a7.h
day OF December A. Dao
N HEkEsSa certain isffument, "a, portin
10 be the Ian will and ensmenr II JOSEPH
EL"ELL, iats of Bus,on. in .,d county, yeo-
msn, decesief, u prefsn'sd for probate by Joieph
klweh, executor therein named
o.OssED. 'hes the laid executor notify I'll per-
ioas 'o'ere"ed 10 appear at this Court, to Re hold
co q . sooehunk, on the Path day of January
sex, ~ sssnng % altered copy Of this order TO
De psbli(|sed 10 the Portland Csse,,e printed :,
rortsano' three week. fucesfively the IAN publ;ca
uon TO ~ fsven day. lean prior 70 the faid a4,h
csy OF Jsaaasy nest thar they may then and
tnsfs appear, and fhsv esure. If any they have.
Why the faid innrumso, q, oud no, he approved
ana a"owed JONAS CLARK, Jude.
Htrue copy, Ausn.
DANIEL sEwALL, Resiner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
toNDoN NEWSPAPERS,

There are at medium published in
London every morning 5000 newspa-
pers, and every evening $4,000. OF
those published every other cay, there
are about 10000 The Sunday news
papers amount to about 25,0CO, and
there are nearly 10000 other weekly pa
pers--making in all the enormous SUM
of Las. .OoCper week. AT a medium
twenty newspapers are equal to one
pound; hence the whole amounts to Ave
tons per week, or 200 tons per annnm.
But though it is not one half Of the pa
per expended yearly in London in peri
odical publications, and what may be
called Fugacious Literature, and not
one-fourth Of what is otherwise consum-
ed in Printing houses in the country at
large; vet there are materials enough in
the refuse Of hemp. and AK raised in
Britain and Ireland, for all this and much
more.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

), when candidates are nSi ss.tctse on garry
prineiplea ;--when no Central Committee
summops q primary Caucus, nod dictates who
shall be selected ;--when Il js nc longer an
objectionable sin that Ia the days OF federal
triomph rasn wore not tho livery OF their
party 80 when fair and open compeliiioo
will give talents and integrity, wherever
found, chance for success; then, but not
,iII then, csS |, be said the federal party has
ccssed to exist.
In the letter on politics above referred to,
are numerous other remarks, not less unius,
,bsp tho one va, have examined; and under
the afsctalion Of great candor, view % Civ
en- Of the state sod character ofmtp and par,
lies, which we hold 10 be libel on some OF
our best men, and panegyic equally unde-
served on those whom we do not class among
our wiscst politicians. Az some other time,
perhpps, we may examine the matter fusthsf,
bur our present intention is only 10 protest
agsinsi the bill which the letter writer. has
drawn, and tho Reviewer indossed, on the
credpli,y Of the public.
A REPUBLICAN,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

Jc reacted in a:y rs,t Of the United
States hereafter. II is utterly subyer-
sive Of the public morals, and is making
religioha Farce.
From fhe Baltimore Federal Rehu6fran.
The remains Of p. Hutton were inter-
red, 10 the Burial Ground belonging to
The Third Baptist Church, where we
understand there was an immense con-
course Of people
Nd. NIB. Hull was prtDdte!y inferred,
in the evening, in the Christ Church
Burial ground.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
sosron, JuLY "a.
fdtes, from Lupland.

Ldkess from England.
W Since our last, London dates to
the 5th June. have l,een received at this
port, by the brig Olive, Lincoln, from
Liverpool
The London Courier Of the 5th June,
says I'VE have just learned that the
Queen arrived this morning. in Dover
Roads, about IL O'Clock. Her Majesty
was ON board the Lady Jane packet. -
She was accompanied by Mr.. Brough-
am and Lord Hutchinson, 1.-THE latter
gentleman being. mediator between the.
King and her Majesty.) Two couriers
were immediately despatchedto Wright's'
hotel, Canterbury, to prepare for her
Maicsty's s reception, and two more were
sent OF TO Lord Liverpool.
Preparations were actively going on
at Westminster Abbey for the corona
ton of George the Fourth. The Queen
is not included in the plan Of coronation
The right Hon. Henry Grattan, ths
celebrated statesman, died on the 4th
June. With his latest breath, he ex-
pressed wish that he might be convey.
ed to the House of Commons, that he
might die like the immortal Chatham.
The British ports arc now open for
the imporsctiens Of wheat and -four, oais
aud peas, from the British colonies and
plantations in North America.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

In this town. on Friday last, Mr. JsaAruxss
Bowsss, eldest son Of the late John Bowers. Esq.
in The 9Th year Of his age. -
On Saturday ssst. FsAscrs Assuav, son Of tie
Rev Daniel Webb, aged 3 years aud months.
At -shddefsvn on the 18th inst Miss Rv1u At.
LEN. IN the S<th year Of her age-vhose lifc and
conduct were such, 40 give fiends add acquaintancs
strong belief she is numbered With the just,
AZ .tsrth- Kinssfevn, on Monday the I7'h. iuet.
Capt. sAsvsL PAcxARD. formerly Of PrOsidsaee.
in the soth year Of bis age,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

Tie House OF Commons. alter dctntrs
had agreed to a motion to inquire INTO
the cmbarassments Of agriculture, with
a view to their relief This was unex-.
pected, both by the ministry and the
mover. Ii excited panic among the
mercantile and manufacturing interests.
1t was .apprehepded it would result NJ
raising still higher the excluding price Of
corn. -. 49,
The: Bapking-house Of Roche, at
Cork, had failed, and that ofLeslie, in
consequence. suspended payments.
Gen. Boyer, Presidepl OF part OF the
Haytian Republic, is. a subscriber a
5O0t. to the Methodist Missionary Soc
ETY.. - ,
The trial at Paris Of LouveI, for tn.
assassination of The Duke OF Berri, wss
near al hand. He had been furnished
with copy Of his Indictment.
The Dutch papers contain alarming
accounts from Batavia. An attack from
,he Malays was expected at PaIembanV
and j, was feared, if they were success.
iul, that general massacre of The Euro.
pears would be the consequences. .s.
Exeentson az Sandt, A-Sandt, thu
murderer Of Kotzebue, has at length
been executed. @ the last, he expres.
sed no remorse for The deed. and died
with extraordinary fertitude. His la-r
words were, that be died for his country.
AS soon as his head was severed from
his body, thousands OF spectators hasten.
ed, il possible, to get some drops of his
blood, OF some of his hair. The chair
III which he sat when he underwent hrs
punishment, has been purchased of the
executioner for six louis d'ors. MANY
German students had lately passed
through Frankfort, most of hom wera
armed with sabres and pistols.
-:@:1
The receipts by the Treasurer Of the
American Bible Society, for the month
OF June, amount s3SO2 Is. The is-
sues from the Depository for the same
period, were 1868 Bibles and 1880
Testaments and Indian Scriptures, val
ued at 1919 95. Five Ministers and
one Lay man have been constituted
mennbers Tor life.
The report pablished last week, Of
the apprehension Of coun,erfsiter az
Granville, with 100000 dollars in spu.
rious bills, proves to be incorrect. No
bie,- the fellow mentioned as the inform
er, had suggested thai person was on
his way from Canada, with the amoun:
Of bad bills above stated and had 50
completely described q gentleman from
Montreal, who was in Granville a few
days alter, that he was arrested, taken to
Salem, examined, ard found to have n
his trunk; 10000 dollars all IN pooH
nonet! He was of course liberated.
and Noble, on previous indictment, as
counterfeittf, was found guilty and
sentenced to the. States prison for IL
years.-Saratega Sentinel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
NEWPORT.
RebubLean Nomination.

Z At a General Convention OF Republi.
can Delegates from the several towns IN
Rhode Island, at Newport, OH Wedoes-
day, The 2lst OF June, lS20-PHILIp
MARrIs, Esq. President, and DurEL
j. PEARcE, ifsq Secrctary--L r2as
UaaaimonsJy Resol0ed, That the
Hon. NATHANIEL HAZARD,
go M and the
Hon. SAMUEL EDDY,
be recommended to the Freemen of'this
State, for re-electlo' as Representatives
ia the Eth Congress OF the Y, States;
snd 1t was further unanimously resolved,
by said Convention, that they will use
all fair and honorable excrtions to effect
that object.
We earnestly invite the attention -of
our readers to the piece in this day 5 pa
per signed a." II Republican," copied
from fhe Boston Patriot. Comment
we conceive TO be hardly necessary-but
we hope those friends of Republican
principles, who have lent a iling car
10 to the cry of "no bayy--no parry"
will be induced to reflect little, before
they suffer their ancient enemy to iull
them into q fatal security: More of this
hereafter.
The public sentiment, as expressed
by the newspapers in various parts Of
the United States, is strongly against
the absurd proceedings in Baltimore; ia.
relation 10 paying fi1ssra!. honoys to an
nlfamou, maieiactor, alter death. Sure
" the ends Of public justice are strange.
ly perverted, 1.-THE same respect be paid
to the retnains Of those who die on the
scaffold for the prrpeuatious Of crimes
which would cause humanity to .shud
der, as to those. ol tneh who have render.
ed their lives conspicuous by their vir.
tues, talents and patriotism.
IN Rare.--A few days since race
took place between the pilot boat Gov.
Clinton, OF New. York, and the Rhode
Island packet. Ann Maria; Capt. Z. c.
Gardner. OF Newport. We arc told
that betstoa considerable amount we're
made that in going from the Fast River
10 Sandy Hook. the pilot boat would
ssa twice ssoatd the packet. : The
packet, hewever, arrived FIRST, leaving
the pilot boat more than two miles astern.
This trial was in consequence of a chal-
lcnge given on the part of. the officers
and others OF the pilot boat.
N Long leland Sfdr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

=" N1bh y dt II UCNNk,
VIII be sold at Auction, at the cor
ler OF Mill and Spring street, by VIZ.
Lows, A quantity of Furniture, Con-
lsting Ola variety Of Articles. Condit-
MS made known at the sale.
Newport, July &c, is2o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19
CONGRESS.
.ss.s..ss..ss-...
IN SENATE.
pIRAcIts AND KIDNAPPING.

PlRHCIES AND KIDNAPPING.
Saturday. Way I3.-The Senate pro-
cpeded to the consideration OF the amend
mrnis OF the House Of Representatives
TO the b,ll " to continue ~ force the act
10 project the commerce Of The United
States, and punish The crime Of piracy,
and also TO make further provision Tor
Furnishing The crime OF piracy"
The amendments (~hich were reported
in the flosse, bY Mr.. Mercer. from the
committee on the slave irade,) are as fol-
lows.
After the ilird section of the bill, insert the
following sections:
Ind be il further enacted, That if any citizen
Of the United States, being of the crew or
ships company Of any foreign ship or vessel
engaged in the slave trade, or any person
whatever. being Of the crew or ships cOapa-
ny of any ship or vessel owned in whole or
in part, or BaVigated ter, or in behalf Of, any
citizen or citizens Of the United States, shall
land, from any such ship OF vessel. and, on
auy foreign shore, seize auynegrO or muattO,
not held to service or labor by the laws of Ell
thcT of the states or territories of the United
States, with intent to make such negro or mu-
latto a slave, or shall decOy or furcihly bring
or carry, or shall receive, suCh negro or NM
lAtto on board any such shin or vessel, with
intent as aforesaid, such citizen or person
shall be adjudged pirate. and on convic-
ton thereof, before the circuit court Of the
United States for the district wherein be may
be brought or found, shall suffer death.
And be IL further enacted, That, II any citizen
of the Uuiied States, being Of the crew or
ships company OF any foreign ship OF vessel
engaged in the slave trade, or any person WHAT
ever, bring Of the crew or ships company Of
any ship or vessel owned wholly or ln part,
or uavigated for, or in behalf Of, any citizen
o. citizens Of the Upitcd States. shall forciby
confne or detan, or aid aud n BET IN forcihy
cOnhuing or OBTAINING, on board such ship o.
vessel, Any acsto OF mulatio, uol hold 10 ser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

." Aais pour reffIser aUec hoSeRr dc RATHER. re
qa ete c0HcinTeH vertR d'Nh pfciu yoNVOir IL 6rNf
qae &c SOUVerdt1 en- dit he JOrfes e sof;ics r.i
so', 81 gH' IL fdSSe toiT en- TarticuGer cue son mi
"'stre s'est ecarte ne sss Instructions"
Liz. Z, ca ~, 1856.
conorD'ife dc pieiH ponU0r deDieHt In rignenr
Dbhig0tCjTs pour Ia nation dH DgOnepf meme dr. la
Signature sans qUe la ratification soft necesyoire
&, teHd1Hf POWr ne pas 0bdBdoNHcr IL sort DIES 6fgfs
airt ,:reprS d'HH SeVt, eteiHtTodHR par nUt1rs
graeTalep NJ reroaHH, que les conventions pmb{qnes
rafisres. he mosDde Get usage iHdigNe asss= gu'oH
ne jeyt yroVdqneye, 0reO justice qe ioTsgus ceiui
qaf1 ciarge acs a6aire. dePetef, enSe tenant dams
tS bt1HeS ne son pffH p0HUs, vtVHc dJr0HcH' ceite
nc SoH Instruction Secretfe ct GU par roNteqkfW u
SIsf 1Cnaf THHiSs0bfe." Lts/ 2, cbs 3. 81,
" IN 0egoHfre eHdrOif zatETeI c,.e cCJHi qRt
Tf0WH qReIqR'HH LEi cOUJSrs ~ veriSlb . 6y0if
afIsfr "a choie promise ct gWs par cosSegues, ne
P"Ft Fffder nHc pTODcsse par Idife crsf gfgl.r IL
drob T0HfrHi, c'est me iRjnsfjcc r1si ,sg1jCe,,,
q"t t'Hede deP0Nitter gHeigu'vH de son 6ie4 JsxIS
m tr""q HAke, 10 bONAcUr ct Ia Snrefs On rs,rs 6
~" TsrosfNE sur In JRstfFe sur Poblcaffoa ne re-
pt'f'f feS dTo'fs ddHtTRh lie respect dgs qnfygs
ynlT No ~ ats dc dftTa1e es dc Yroprielr Jaif Ia
@fe ae 1os prosecutions acfueikSS la Cof des rsgcs
gf ~ Dofre gar9As popr les choses mi ne t,1gryI
ere Hirfe' oH erfcafess sWr le champ. Pint de
N'F'cs Pt"s ne commerce, cVfTe lee hO5imfs s'ls no
70 of" pint o1ACcS ne cOT6ey la Ioi ne icHor kspr
p"FHf' Cffl6 ODHg0finU ct done 1tgSd nscrss0jye
4"fts c'f 00fnreH tf fdnLffdbls fHt,e 70. z,gtioss
lAl fHeHt s7fembis daRs Pet0f dc nature 81 raj ne
,ofH9.ffnf p0iNf ne sSyieHr sHz iaffrye poxy main
ltIrForFrt - "a Detr da0s Sssr socsfe les nations
% f,rS coH"" !cirT G0iveHf done gayder jHrtoiabfe
n ~ tc"r pr essfg - ieEY l1aifTs. (sfts rrood
re FHoigNc trip sofreDt Regheec. daRs Ia nm
hqHc' 81 scH'r19Negs sscr7,BHc ae f1Mfes Lfs ma
NM az, C,. -, scg,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

aeIf;ohcd to him, irai hs was not wiIhont
hope efptodncing con>iction, on his arri
val nj Washington. thai, ms respectable grants
OF lands about which snch difficulties had ari
sen under the treaty, Mt. Onis had gone too
far in his admissions farther than facts would
be found 10 warrant. IrepIied that my gov.
eminent would listen TO what he had 10 ads
vance on this topic. His Lordship said no
more. The General embarks from Liverpool,
for New York, on the first OF next mouth
He will probably be in the ship that takes
home tina despatch"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03

The Caibonari OF Bone yento have organized
a Republican Government.
AT the moment OF finishing this letter, we
hear that squadron, consisting ola ship of the
line, frgate and two briggs, has set sail for
Palermo. 1t is said to have troops on board.
LONDON, August 1--we give in another co.
iumn some further details from Sicily. accor.
ding TO which the number of killed in the nm
happy contest there Is estimated at 2OOO. and
OF wounded at 1000. 1t will be seen that The
Lieutenant General, Nasslli, before quitting
the Island, constituted a provisional Juuta, his
letter TO whom at the moment of his de parture
gives melancholy picture OF the ferocity of
the populace. The Constitutional says, that
the Sicilians wish TO have one OF the Members
OF the Neapoiiian Royal Family for their Con.
stitutiopal King. Accounts from Naples state
that according TO the decision of General Pope
with respect to the soldiers of the regiment
Farnese, who were concerned M the revolt of
the 18th, two out of every five are to be shot.
riv. letter dated Vienna the ihrteth July states that
the Neapotan minister has had interviews with
Prince Mettere but that his character Ambassador was
not acknowledged the grosnd that the King Naples
and his family acted under rssrain 1t is said that the
Austrian government will tolerate his presence IL is
however the opinion that the Austrian government will take
no part respecting Naples until the intentions other
| ascertaned.
London, AugnH 4.-The Paris papers of Thursday last
private letter in the Journal dies Debates other pa.
Pers, dated Vienna, July So says Prince cariat who has
been here since Sunday evening, left the morning
the 2St, without having object of his en-.
ba~y lie had several conferences with Prince ecrnich
bat was admitted audience 10y the Emperor. Sc>.
ersi regiments their march for Italy, where Co
vernnent is assembling considerable military forces"
In another letter Of the date after stating Prince
Carai before his departure, had conferences with
Prince Metternc, and audience of Arcdchess Gle,
mttina, the spouse of Prince Leopold of Naples, adds
Troops marching for Lombay. Thirty batiaons
OF Hungarian infantry forming effective rce nearly
thirty thousand men, destined for that quarter IncIud.
ing the troops air dy in Italy, the force government
there will be sixty thousand Hntry. aud thirty sarons
cavalry"
The Paris papers have translated the article from the
Neapoln Goriale which appeared in The
Iines OF SATURDAY. There articles in Ultra
journals which manifest disposition exagyerate the
rors OF the insurrrtion Sicily but they
nornation Letter from Naples states, that the SciaI
nohlemen who had first declined fidelity
new constitution have since taken oas, and have dcv-
cred hemssyes up HOSTAGES in mich character they are
detained in the cas- tie of St. Elmo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03

siMi enjoys 81 tic v,gor OF his talent, and
Is now executing the statue of Washing
ton. Tor the United States.
LONDON, Aug 10 Letters from Ham
burg say, the great failure in Sweden has
effected several houses there, one 10 The
amount Of 400, 900 marks and two most
respectable houses have stopped pay.
ment
Lirerpool, Saturday. august l2-Cotton. II a
l3d New Orl.ans, II a "a; Sea Island, lsd =
Hd; Ashse 3Ss n 30s Tar los IFS; rur-
pentine, Js6d l2s; Rice, lSs 20. Barb,
is a 22s-Tobacco. Virginia Leaf, SID TO SID
Stemmed, 81 I'D; Kentucky Leaf, 3 a sid !;
Stemmed, - sad. Flour, N. YEA 25s -
+. s dugusi h." Yesterday, 500 barrels
Philadelphia Flour was offered at 25s Cd =
this Price could not be obtained.-25s was Of
fercd for il.
British Stocks, July llth, 6s4."
Paris paper Of The 81 of August, saws
The Steam Boat Triton, Of Bordeaux,
IN entering the Roads of Belle Isle en-
bler, after very severe storm, was per
ceived by number Of peasants, who dis
covering great smoke, supposed that
she had been struck by lightning, aud
immediately spread the alarm in town, i'm
order that assistance might be rendered
her they were, however, soon agreeably
disappointed, as she arrived in good or
der, after having experienced very rough
passage. The Triton, il is said, belongs
10 Mr.. Sirobel, rho American Consul at
Bordeaux. aud is Intended as packet
beiween that place and Calais"
Accouitstrom Venice, after mentioning that
t.ord BYRON has w,iiteH poe m on the tate of
paEa, add that his Lordship has requested a
Greek poet, who also resides III that city, 10
translate this poem, and publish it in Greek
before the original appears.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01
Beaufi/M knameI'd TcM.

WHICH will remain IS white Us Natural
F" leeib, and ae fitted TO resemble such
wtb great .xscincss Those Who may wish
20 ob'rinthem, will be pleased 10 spp'y 10
Dr.. JOHNSON, No. 1873 Themes S.faei,
lew doors Gorb oi he Il lek Make
Por Sale, DRUGS x MEDICINES, o.
wong which as, Nr. Sgdenham's Tile or
phy,ic f,r all seasons, very p'opsr OF ibis
season ol Ioe yes' 10 prevent sickness, sod
especially lo' those Who sie, of mty be uouh-
led ~rn bi"u, plsin's.--Thc Rose
Oin'mrm salr, cerfein and eheor enre Toe
tie fth, snd n,ost o,her diseases of tie kin.
---Tb,s Oors,n, is'sopcripr ,o spy ,bJng OF
,be kind hl,bcc,o ,fered Tor Sale Excel
lent 7ren Ftspd,s Ycgefa6tc Tnciure, Tor
the Iceth and Gums. &c. &c.
~ d. } MNsos CONTINUES to practice in
PAysie, Sr, gery and ahdw,fcry no,wi,b.tand-
my ~bst has been, or r'oy be said, 10 the
contrary. pr Fees Moderate.
Nswpofi, Jul; 20.