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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26
NEW YORK. Iuly %.

D. 80. .Io,:ca L. ,:I r.
"se
-. 49, g., H.. w
s,,lsd tt,s fr;oate Al. ,rr;vsa th.
$500, n,;.l 80 -. ~. g.. ~ W
l,dslnh;. and S,lem-,bs Adams -, m
au,ra,t;ned Antbs Pr;t;sb sb;,. .h Wv
% call, h.,,le5 our i .he po.ds w. ,4
-. - shs 49, e.;a.ts Tts IT,. ~
1870 too,, nossass;,o IS the e;4n IVA .
u,ssEs bsfore cont II come .wan III .'lE
/. Frencb fr;a,te had arrived 4 the ;,,snI
- Flba with an,n,,,, iron and nroris
$40
c,,t. Tv1er of the scbr. Union. VI,
arrived AZ Charleston onthe 18th Tu.v + /
"a dave from & Thomas reDorrs th,-
Rr;t,sb lupoer from Tortola was cruiizp,
oF the harbour for the purpose Of pres,i5s
British seamen on board neutral vessels
ard that a New York brig from one d
the w,ndwarrl lslaads, bound to St. Crox
had three of her hands and the secod
mate pressed and was compelled to enter
ST. Thomas f,r a fresh supply Of men,
RE news e war had 4 very y sensible sG,a
on the price Of provisions and produce in
St Thonas-eyery article immediate
rose IS per cent ard flour which lew
DAYS previous was selling at 8 dolls. rose
70 a.. A Danish ship from St. Tho,
mas had beea captured bv British priya.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26
alsranDria aonerttser.
TUESDAY, july IS.

Arrived this morning, sch'r Eleanor
Capt. Barry, IA days from Barbados.
Left at Barbados, the brig , Capt
Cranston. and brig -, Capt. Reniug-
ton, both belonging TO R. Island. CAPT.
Parker. from Liverpool, On. Scotia just
arrived from the expedition zagainst ST.
Lucie and I'obago-all well.
Capt. Barry has politely favored the
Editor with Barbados papers to the 9th
they contain very little iDtelI.
gence, except the official account of the
surrender Of Tobago, which shall be givei
In our next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26
La5e9 Foresg7s Intelligence.
By tie C0usssres, Dyer, arrivsa at Phi
lade5p5Ic.
LONDON, May *.

A mail arrived this day from Ham
bursh. Oar CORRESPONDENT IN that city,
in letter of the 10th informs us, thar it
IS currently reported there thar in the
e. emf Of a var the French viii take poi-
leliion Of thar city and Of the whole Of the
Lower Elbe, letter from commercial
houfe in Bedin, to one of the tisif houfes in
Hamburger, sfirms, thar the king OF Pruf
fla has gromfel irse paifage Though his
Rates 20 The Fsench army defined for thar
purpote.
MAY 28.
Oarpart Levers Of shis morning Will be
found particularly intereains. That from
Por,fnnousb, itatcs the arrival yeRerday Of
the fatadrou Under Sir Roger Curtis from
the Cape OF Good Hope, and of that
iqaadron having taken yeferday at noon,
a Frencc EAT Euaia(hip eainarrd at one
hundred thoufand pounds value. The
fame letter hringsaan account of the cap
ture Of the Hazard 2oop of war, which
evenr Sir Roger Curtis learned from La
Minerve at Tea.
The proceedings lac night in the houfc
of Commons were particularly intereairg
and important. Mr.. Fox made his plo-
smifed motion for ar address to his majel-
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PRICES CURRENT,
1T Liyevtooi, MAY z

Tobacco, York and James River, per ID.
sd 10 I'D. Carolina, to sd. Sten'a
q TO Sd. Maryland brown, 3 TO 4saa
do. Colory, $ to I'd do. Kitefoot, .
to,ed. Much reduced, but rather live
ly and like to get up.
Afhss, pot, 1T, per cwt. 43 to 35s. Pea'l'
lift, 40 to ATS. Rice, in hand, 81 %
33s. In demand
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26
Negotiation Nth France.
CONTINUED.
syo. 49,
Paris, March "a, 1906.
My lord,

MY LORD,
The messenger Mason went on oatuf,
day with my dispatches Of that date ana
until Yesterday, Sunday, ! saw no one
likely to giye me any further information
such as could depend upon, as 70 the
effect which his najesty's message haa
produced on the FIRST consul At the court
which was held az the Thuilleries on that
day, he accosted me evidently under Vefy
considerable agitation. He began oy
asking me if ! had any news from Eng
land / told him that | haa received
letters from your lordship two days ago.
lie immediately said, and 50 you are 0e-
termlned to go to war? No! | replied,
we are too sensible Of the advantages OF
peace. Nous ayons, said he, deJa tat "a
guerre pendant quiilze ans. AS nc ap,
Deared 10 wait for an answer, 1 observed
only, Ger estdeja trop. Mas, sala bs'
vous voulez la fare encore quipze annees,
ct vous MY forcez. ! told him, that was
very far from his majesty's intentlons.-
He then proceeded to Count Marrow
and the Chevalier Azara, who were stahos
ing together st little distance from me-
aad said to them, Les Anglols veulent Ia
guerre, mas s'ils topt les preiuiers a t'rei
Fe ee. ie seraile dernier Ia remettre.--
lis nc respeefent pas les iraites. II faus
dersaavant les couviir de crepe non. he
then went his round.
II few minufes he came back 20 me-
and refined the converiation, ii iuch u
GIN Be called, By lomething pe'lonally
civil 10 me. He began agaln-PouFquol
des afraemens Contre qai des meinGes DC
precau.:on? Jen,ai pas IN feul valiiau Dc
iigne dams les ports de France; meis Il
vous voaiez armer, d'jarmerai aail Il
voas yeuisz vous bs,tre, jc me battrai
-aufIi. Yous pou1rez peut etre tuer IA
France, mais jamais Pintimider. On ne
yaudroit, fsid /, nj Pan nj l'aat9e. On
vooaroit WIRE en- bonne Intelligence ayec
ellie. II fart done refpetfsr les traites,
replied he; Malheur a ceux qui ne reipec-
tent pas lee crates lis en- ieront reiponi-
able toute i'Europe. He was TOO much
sgitated to make il adyileable for me TO
prolong The convedation /; !, therefore
s1ade no anEwer, and he retired TO his
apartment, repeating the lat phfaie.
Il is 10 be remarked that all this
pafed loud enough TO be overheard by two
hundred people who were pFeient, and |
am perlaaded thai there was not Jingle
pesfon who did not feelthe extreme IN
propriety Of bis conduct, and the total
wan; Of dignity as.weil of deesney on the
location.
/ propofe takiag the ffR opportunity
Of fpeaking to NJ. Talleyrand on tbs Tub
jea.
! have the hoaor TO be, &c.
WENTWORTH.
Righ5 Hon. Lord Hawksibury, &c.
No. IA. is ilnnaterlal.
III Re fcufmaed.
----'rsxsssszs
n ~. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
TAPE WnpM.

Mr.. SAMUEL, FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 40 months agoeo be grievouily al
ti,cted With tape worm, which increafcd fat
IN iizc and itrength, 70 as to excite the molf
horrid icniations by its writing motions and
inlolerable pains, refembling the gnawing and
tearing of bis bowels, which deprived him of
bis neceEary leep, and cauied fuch dreadful ap
prshenllons as cannot be conceived but by one in
a fimilar fituation--his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his frength, 70 that he was una
bic TO attend to any bufinefs--when he heard
of fome excellent cures performed by Hamil
( on's worm iozenges, he took a large doie, which
brought away ABOUT FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the polleiEon Of Lee & Coz
but renewal of his pains foon convinced him
thai this naonttrous reptile had recoveredits frO
vigour-Applicaeion was made co ee & Co.
for more OF their medicine, with their advice
from which refulted the focal, expulion of his
formidable enemy, in ieveral pieces, which he
fuppoied to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more,
A few months have fince elapfed, and FIR. Full.
Ter is now in perfect health. The above facts
are well known to numerous circle of his neiph-
bours, and himle!f will CRAFTY any who may
with TO make further inquiries on the fubie6
Although Hamllton's worm lozenges produce
fuch powerful effects, when necefIary, yet they
are. perls{tiy innocent and mild in their opera
f,onson 'lhe human body, even taken in large
doies, as Mr.. Fuller will teifify--ther partieu-
lar nlildneis is abundantly evident in innumera.
bic cures ofiniants.
Communicated BY Dr.. Jalu S9anglsy,
lsrk-foqvn, PeugGlvania.
Letter from, the reverend Mr., JOHN MOI
Their, mini2sr Of tbs MoraYiaa church, in
york-tsrn.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27

G Turn the Corner.
The fublcriber has at his fore
m Uaion areet, parcel of excellent
Pine Apples,
which he will fell Jingle or BY the hun
dred, as low as they were fold on board
the vcHel thar brough, them here.
AJo---Oranges, Lines, lie.
mons, lemon juice, raifins, figs, Melbarks.
cocoa nuts, with a general af9itment Of
Groceries.
Llkev5je-1ooo lbs. hyperion
Rhode Iaand Cheefe, and parcel OF very
fine Bacon. ABEL WILLIS.
une "a. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
ilrengthens the gums, preieryes the enamel from
decay, and cleanies and whitens the eeerh, by
abforbing all that acrimonious fine & fouineis,
which fuffered TO accumulate, never tails 10 IN
iufo and finally rein them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
Dr. tIAHN.s GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A foyeregn remedy for all dlieales of the eyes.
whether the effect ofnatural weakness or OF &C
cident, Deductions of rheum, duilneis. itching
and films Oh the eyes, never falling TO gre t;loit
maladies which frequently fuccee. the ,inlail pox
meafles and fevers, and wonderfully frengthen-
ing weak iight. Hundreds have experienced
its exeeilens virtues, when nearly deprived Of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, as an invaluable cofnetic, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from corrective and rePel
lent minerals (the BATS Of other lotions) and ct
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
blemifhes in the face and kin Of every kind, par
tcu!aray freekleS, pimples, iilaamnaatory rednes'
tcuris, letters, Eiag worms, iun burns, Prickiey
heat &c.
The PerGan Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural, inienflble Precipitation
which is cGcntial to health. Yet its ialurary CT
fe6ts are fpeedy and permanent, rendering che
ikn delicatey f,ft and clear, improving The COM
plexion, and rehoring the bloom of youth. Ne
yer failing to render an ordinary oountenanee
beautiful, and an handion,e one more TO.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
John Gardner Ladd
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE,
III bis Wayebozle. Prince Street W6atf
Loaf and brown Sugars, ;,
Welt India and N. Easlaad Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, fselh Fsss,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spermaceti and talIow Candles,
Soal Leather, Beef ana Pork,
Lamp and Tanners Oh,
French Brandy ard Holland Sin,
Few boxes excellent Claret,
Bar Iron, ttone Lime,
New Hearings ADD Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Gables and Cordage of all fzes,
RuiEa and ravens Duck,
India Cottons, Nankeens,
Bandanna Handkerchieis,
Ififh Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger,
AlluG, Copperas, Brimaone,
Cotton, Wool ADD Playing Cards,
Wrought and cut Nails,
A few boxes Olives, Ca7srs and Sweet
Oil,
Writing Paper,
Mems fine and coarfc Hats, &c.
June 2.
We want to purchale,
Five thouland bulhels OF CORN, fof
which Cath will be given, if delivered al
Cameron Mills.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON & Co.
W5s have rsetived BY the 'Nip o41e8
States,
Two trunks Cotton Hollesy1
ard TO be fold on low terms by the PACK
age or dozen.
May IS. -JI
Cali g.ven for clean Line" 1''
Cotton Rsgs.
rRrETrD DAILY By
S. S NO w D + M E
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
Sir ARTHUR YOUNG,
AND
Sir ]. SINCLAIR, Bart.
AGRICUL Z IRE,
AND
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.

Few works have been pubIilh-
ed in America, that claim the ag-icultu-
riit's at,ention more than this. Added
10 his own experiments, opinions and CAL
,.ulssions, it contains thofe of the mott
em;ne;,t farmers in the middle fates; COL
leaed from them by hirnfelf, ana tranE-
nit,ed 70 tfe Bri;'..sss Bosrd Of Agriculture
of which he was an honorary n'sin1af-
April Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
IIAMIL TONS ESSENCE and EX-
TRACT Of MUSTARD.

Afafc and stFeaualresaedy for govt, rhcuma-
tim, paifcy, lpFains. bruifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. And has performed more cures
in the above complaints than all the other medi-
cines ever before made public.
From Dr.. Weatbe15uys,
Wyt5 eouusy, HirgsaiG.
Gentlemen,
ipurchafed at your hsop the preparations you
call Fdarnilton's Eficnce, or Extract of Muaard,
which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rhsumatifm (of thar kind named feiatica, or Of
the hip Jointly under which had labonred fer a
long time, and which had baflcd every article
in the Materia Medica, and every mode of treat
mem received into practice for the cure of this
ultimate difeafe, Hyon think this letter nfsiul
veu are at liberty to make it public.
Yours, sssc.
d A.rIxPu r~rv, Z
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dlcovefed which gives
immediate and laft;ng relief in the mott feyere
inaances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the


Which is warranted an inf4lble remedy 1t
one application, and may be uied with perieef
fafety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not contrasting particle OF mercury, or any
other dangerous ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with thattormenting fmart which
attends the application of other remedies.
THR ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind of headache.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
,7ar&, 3ssgay 4td, 1904
Dear Sir

-bCdE OH
DR.. Hamiton's lozenges have been recon-
rnended to nae as very adequate means tor the
cure of children afflicted with worms, proeur-
ed "a box for the ufe of my family, to try, whe-
Their By means of this medicine, might be ena-
bled co gain point, which, TO accomplish, Diff
ferent other means had proved abortive. MY
eidcl boy had very Gckly appearance, was very
rclfIsfs at night, grew leaner from time to time
in hort, he leemed to bein a precarious fate OF
health, which would yield to none OF the medl-
cines administered, until gave him two doies
of,lozenges, agreeaby,to the directions, which
carried off iubGanee TO al appearance mere
mucus but upon clofe INFECTION quit repeled
with very inllll living animals. Mo tone OF that
fort of worms which aiually aftiiet children,
came from him. Since that period he grew re-
nlarkably better in health, and rhough lean,
has got fre!h and lively complexion. Upon
different occaiions have uled rhisgnedicineas a
purging ivbfitute, aad found it to an1wer exceed
ingly well, without bringing on belly-ache, or
any of thofe enforceable ienfarcns, 70 often oc
caioned by purging medicines. Upon the whle,-
Judge this medicine to be, belides its main OBJ
jea, one of the mo1 falutary means for reifor-
ing loft appetite, and promoting proper tate
of digehion, by carrying off that bilious fub-
tfance, which engenders 70 much indi1pohtion
both among children and adults.
| am, Sir, your moit obedicnt fervant. I
JOHN MOTHER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.

@TNDlAN VEGE ABLE SFEIIFfL-
A fate and fpeedy remedy for the venerial dif
cafe.
San ounce Of prevention is worth pound Q
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and ma
lignant fevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
Is Re- COMM ENDED
DR.. HAHNts AMTI-BILLIOUs-PI

DIR. HAHNss AMTI-BJL LIOUS1PHLS
The operation ofthefe pills is perfectly mild, TO
as TO be uied with fafety by ptrlons in every itu
eion, and Of every age.
They are excellently sdaptedto carryof fnper-
huous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions--to
refore and amend the appetiee-zo procure free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal coniequences-a
dofe never fails to remove cold, ii taken on its
fir& appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving habitua Observation-Disclosures the to-
mach, and fevere head ache--and ought to be
taken by all perlons on change OF climate
aT Sold likewife BY S. Plea
jaats, Richmond ; Ro6 and DOu
gIa6, Peteyl5urg Z. Green, Ere
derick)5xgh; G. Payd'e, Smith
field; M. Jones, Suffolk ; Dr..
Miller, Wlnchefer !; R. Green,
hov, Wllsam|Duyg; and +. Shaw-
Leslburg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27

~ Tie Pubic are RESPECTFUL
" informed that, IN consequence
of tie subscribers declining bMs
ness, the PArsNr MEDICINES, HI
thsrSo sold BY him, puiH IN future,
BY ab9o.nsmsra Of the proprietor.
be kept for sale By Mr.. James
Kennedy, fen. at his store on KING
street, and al no other place IN
alexandria.
u1s 10.
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
King Street,
P<lsFfalgy informs The Pablo that be has
reeefved fran Lex q Cas- Patent and
Family Msdicfas Sfrs, Baltimore, a
fre6 a6srtment IF The foalos0iag
Valuable Medicines.
Which are in bigb etfesm and general gle
f5y9ng5oaf tie United States, Many IT
1bsm being Iold cheaper tbaa tbe drsgs
Of zvbieb they are Compounded, e0uldi &c
sx,ebalsd at q retail Store.
~ TAKE NoTIcE,
Tar +. Kesaedy, zen. is a94ointsa'tbe
ONLY Agsnt fos 44ssxaaa,sa.
pr rTAMIIT(Nss ELIXIR,
kfovercign remedy for Colds, 0bitinate Coughs.
ARhmas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and APE
preaching Ccnfumptions.
70 parents svbo nay bavs children G59i@7ea
quit5 he HO0PIVG COUGH.
This dyfcoveFy is OF the iifit magnitude, as It
Is an immediate relief checks the Progrets, and
ia lhort time entirely removes the mott erueE
dif,rder 10 which children are iisbe--the Elixir
is f, perfectly agreeable and thedcie 10 imaN,
that no difficulty aries in takingst.
From LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. 4Attar-
rry- Gsneyal If ne STATE Of Maryaand.
Gentlemen,
I comply with your requeit IN ttatng my
o-!aioa OF Haalillon's Elixir. 1t hassbeen uied
in nv family tor,two or three years Pait, win
uniform fucsefs, whenever colds, coughs, or IL
.faiiar complaints nave rendered medicine ne
rcIIlry. Ihave mYiclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for a very painful and troa-
bslomc affection of the breaR, accompanied
with iorsneis and with obllructed and difficult
breathing
On thsfe acrsunts dc not ieftateso recon-
raend ilamisron's Elixir, as . valuable medicine,
ana delerving public attention.
EUfHER MARTIN.
Mr.. ABR N Henly. Bridgc-street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated diiordcr. occahoped by a ie-
we're cold caught ieverA months ago. he
brea,hcd with the greatea difficulty, and was
soften thrown into weakening fweats When he
attempted to walk any diaance, and his voice
woul9 frxueat;y fail in iuch degree that The
csuid only attempt to whifper, he has been
upwards vf Tx weeks without return of his
complaints. and dellres TO give this public tel-s
t;mony in favour of this Invaluable .medicine
-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27
Umbrellas.

Ricketts,, Newton 6 Co.
HAVE juR received one cafe Of Lon
don fnilhed UmbrsIlas.
May 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-27

D.. <E5AFIN's TRUE and GENUINE GER.
MAN CORN PLASTER.
An infallible remedy for corns, speedily reEnov-
ing them, root and braach, without giving pain.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31
Tohn Lord,
GALL ON HUMANITY.

THE Hen. ToHv LANcoov, En-. ana
Others. a Committee Of TIE unfortunate
tsrlon, sO5o fu6S'ed BY tie late dreadfal fire
IN PoRrsMoUrE, baVing BY their letter 10
tbs ja5ffri5sr, oftbs I7t5 mR aired bis al
JGfance IN obtaining reiisf far tbsm--bs
ttinkr pyQtsrt TO ,cqaef al charitable Peri0rt
cDbo may read lar knequ of) ibis ada'ersje
ment, andbave not ALREADY contributed to tbs
relief Of fGd fa6fsre,s, to eosfdsr their eets ;
and If they pleaye. commit to BIZ care tie do
nation they may Be inclined to make or, il
they (bouH Zee fit, that they eoOa'd promote
a collection from tie inhabitants Of their RI
Pet7iOe t07uns, BY Gbjeyipti0n or otbsrcojs,
# fueb Jams as they may be qUillizg 70 d90rd
Jaid /g9ereys OF ibis occaifon---qvbid5 jun !,
together qvitb The NAMES eftbe ber(ons, toqon
or j6cisfies fram 7Obom tb:y may be eol2easd /,
Ball Be- carefully and faithfully rsmiifed 10
tie Committee atorefaiJ.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland, January IS, 1906,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31
Abner Rogers,

INFORMS bis friends and cuRomers,
/ that he has for fale, at his aore No. 10,
FIJI Breet, Portland, rearly oppofte the
Maine Bank, a haud!ome afiortment of
Gold and Silver Watches,
CHAINS, KEYS, SEALS, &C.
rs cheap as can DC had in Boiton-And be-
ing defrous Of turning his attention TO the
Clock AND WATcH MAKING BUSINESS,
offers for fale his STOCK IN TRADE
lat the fri coR) conlilting of BroadcIolhs
Cahimeres, Calcoes, Shailoons, Durants,
O,mities, and variety of other articles,
with a good aiiortment of hARDwARE
GooDs
GT Warranted good day CLocKs,
and TImEPIEcEs, may be had at Ihort
notice.
Gz- Wanted TO hire, JoURNEYmAN
that Is workman at Repairing Watches.
One with approved recommendations, may
End good encouragement, by applying as
above. w no. "a, 1903.
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CONDITIONS Of T5e d5a7etre.


The price efthis CAzsTrE 70 fub(crbers "a
town, who receive their papers by the car
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per annun.--sJ pa
tant fubfcribers who have their papers lcalea
fngy will ALTO pay two dollars, executive q
Poaage.
Subscribers in the country, who rcf'i'S
their papers At the office or by pom. y"
pay ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY Cents, cIe'u'
five Of poaage.
c. Country fubfcribers arc eIpsc'e0 Il
pay punauaIly every year--And town -
fcrihers whenever their bills are srelen'eu
The great espence which has attend MI
of the Gazette, e IS PFei1"'~'
will induce all is friends TO yield a encei =
TO tie above liberal terms
Thofe who have bills of feveral years hA'''"
will conhder the ncceiIity of their iet''e'''--'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

VEIE the fabicribers, Commifiioncrs
Wv appcin'cd ny the Hon. William
Corham, Eiq Judge Of Probate fUr the
county of Cumberland, 10 receive and ex-
anime the claims of the feveral Creditors
20 the Efate Of WILLIAM COEB, Efq I.
late of Portland, in tad county, Ship
wright, deceaied, rcpreicnfrd infolvent--
hereby give notice, that Tx months from
she iecond Wednesday of January infant.
are allowed to bring IN AID prove their
CLAIMS and that we will attcRd that fer
vice At MATHEW CoBB's Store CNo. AZ,
Long -Hbc,fJ on the laf TGeijay of this
and the 6rit Tueiday Of the FIVE following
months, from two TO Ave O'Clock, r. N.
on each day.
MATHEW CoRB, ro,v,, ,c;,v,r,
LEmuEL WEEKs, @0N'N' '''''s'''
H7nuarg 20. 1904.