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3: IAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Has rectivf8 bis Fill qbEsfmeat
IA NOV .(.i1t}HS
TAILOR

1lkINO4 Sf7O0DO,
Which be will dlpcfe Of on emoR reaionahte
terms, by ths yard, or make up, on the lhortctt
notice to fuit the tate Of any;
Amoagf evbicb are tbs fosioqOiag;
SUPREME black, bloc, drab, csaret, GIN.
namon, bottle green, difsrent hades; Light,
dark, and Oxford mixtures; alfo, one piece fuper-
hue mied French blue, fuitable for eioaks; ca
iIimeres, yelyets. vevcteens aud cords all cooIs;
fancy fwandowns, Ruiiian ditto, flk moieikin 6
velvet with number Of djferent coIonred
coatings and napt fries, fore Of which are mill
ed ;-hannels, twilled and plain, talhionablc and
plain buttons, Sc. &c.
@F Four good Jounywen uantcd
lmu5edl0tsJ.
October IT.
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puDItf anoae.
On TUESLAY.

On TUESDAY,
y 10 .'cloek, .zuiY be sotd at We gendas Store,
Rum in hogiheads ndAarrels.
french Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy IN bh
Sugar 10 bids. tierces and bis.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
White s1Gtsl and srowa Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsi6us 10 kegs, boxes and jars,
Fies in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware In crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
"A uarssty 81 DRY GOODS,
Among wh'ch are
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerlcymercs, Duf.ls,
Plains and kerleys,
i Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friczes,
Calimancoes and RaGcls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Cslicoes,
Irih Linens, SAefa Dc.
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburss,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Clolha
Handansa Handkerchiefs,
Ccloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry o.her Articles.
P. G.MARSTELLER. ],
Nov. I'll.
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For SALE, or RENT,

TIE STORE | have occupied
4. ccnstne palt, ftuated on Prince areer, opPo-
T.. ~ Hooe's. There Is nofand IN town more
k,. seor eligible calculated for carrying on an
\ ,sass wet or dry Good BuGneis. The Gel
m s'asety dry, with a door at each end, viii
). we thouland barrels of Floor Twenty
III, elsmay be flowed npop the Pre-
p, suhout any Inconvenience TO the occupant.
~us apply to WILLIAM CXLEY.
~ Is. co
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lI9ib!ir Jienoue.
fOn FRIDAY,

In FRlDdl,
n . ! 'r!sck, 4piR Be SID at The Vfaaat Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
WAi&ey and App. Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rains in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Il uarsety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kefleymcfes, Dufils,
Plains and Kcrieys,
Is Negro Cottons, Serges,
: ElaRicks, blue Friezcs,
Calinancoss and Ruilcls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Sileia do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Nov. III.
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TOWNSEND g PLUMB

= 4 OVV IN5LIyO = - IA y
Respectfully inform the public that they have
ius received aodopencd for fsls, on alfax itiset
neal. the corner of Priace Greet, handione at
fpstmcnt of Ladies and Gea.lemsns'
SHOES
Ladies kid, Morocco and .cashsr, with and
without heels.
spangfed kid, with and wirhoa, feels.
Miles Morocco and leather.
Mems fine and coade Shoes.
Boys do. d.
Chldrens' Morocco and leather, witha NUM-
Der OF other kinds of la2es wholeiac anilc all
Great attention viii be paid 10 shotc who vii
pleale to favour them With their ealSom.
Oct. ao. d5m
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% sac.

A two fory frame HOUSE, and
LOT on King Street, ofpofte Col. Peytoo's. A.
ny perion viillng to pnichalc viii pleafc apply to
The Printer. One haiftbe amount 81 TIC oufeF af-
money will be taken in goods.
Nov. Io. easy
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Thirty D0f5ars Reaeard.
RANAWAY frOiss rhe subscriber on the s9th
q October lasr, negro nan slave named
- ~ -

B O 3,
about 20 years Of age, ave feet nine inches high,
straight Iin,bed and well formed; said slave hath
a impeachment u his speech which prevents his
''sdliy replying 10 aeoestion. He commonly
wears sas-rings. Re took with him variety Of
s'od cloathiug. a description OF wbich suaneces
ssfy, as il is psabeble lie has changed them, He
aa been Frequently sesn about town since lie ab-
'.Sadsd, ane ii ali pfooabilit! is now seereted By
y mother Winncy Brown, formerly the slave
sMr IoEN Alulx, late ofthis town, but nov
a'a 10 be tsve. Tie above reward viii be paid
g securing said NEGRO BOB. in any goal, and
further reward Of IgS COLLARS for the dis,
every OF those v no iisye been accessory to his
Hneealmens.
Captains of sessc3s, sc. are forvarned a.
Sssr peru, nor 20 take BIN away.
nssy. Is - s d
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1868.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co.

RICK ETTS, NEWTON 9 CO.
HAVE Ea7gRNED TO TOWN,
And are nov opening, and vii! DC ready Tor saie
in a few days,
Their Fall sab3y q Goods
Confitiog of fupet6ee Cloths, leeond- DO. coat
mgs, feafnoughss, dufhle blankets, point and fc!e.
do. ariped kerfsys, plaids, half ihieks. oaddefs,
kerleymeIes, fwanldowns, yelvets, corduroy and
thiekietss, Scothcarpeting, Bfuaels DO. tufts and
corded dinlties, canvas aud tWine, German linens,
friac and fewing twine, threads and iewing iiks.
And have on Hand,
20 hhds. Sugar,
do. Jamaica Rum,
1900 lbs. Green Coffee,
1000 bulhels falt. 01. IS. ID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

that nearly Gx millions o. guilders, men,
toneei in .rhe ian paragraph OF TIE rep''ss
are no, carried III the itatement ands'fa'
they refer 10 iunory prot ted b lis OF eh.
charge, and uaexpenoea balances ID 'h1
hatt,:- Of AGENTS which are ~ 10 be Carried
totteir cr5di, aqainlt ihe hsa isasenent.
viii ineg tira,- the gentleman from
Cennetticut in his calculations, has MOI
given The cominii1oners the credit thaa
they are entitled TO; that be has given
them no credit for fums appearing ffo"
the face of the report itfeIf TO have been
psid that he has given them no credi'
| Tor rhe advanced prices of bills OF ex.
charge, he calculating al 40 cents ne
guildsr of ~, which is the average Prise
at which purchafes have been made, as aP-
peas from the report; that re has given
chem no credit for projected bills OF ex-
change, which indeed he fuppoles can
amount 10 little or nothing; md that re
mas given them no credit for unexpended
balances in the hands Of agents, although
they expressly fare that fuch balances do
exit. They exia, Sir, from this eaaie.
In order TO purchale fuch bills Of exchange
as are required for the ute OF the govern
ment, the commiGioners CT the linking
fund find it neceHary to authorize the Ca
filters of the ieveral banks TO make the
purchale for them. Some Of theie con-
traa for the bills, ard wait Until they
get check fox the amount of their reipec-
tive banks, where the money ofihe INIT
ed States is lodged bot this is not the
cafe with all for there are ftmc who Will
not purchafes unle{s the money Is previ-
ouly deppGted to their credit infhe bark
OF courfe ii is neceGaryt 10 make advances
at different rciicds, which ere ufually
made to the amount CT fifty ,hooisnd dol
lars at time. 1t follows that there is
an account current between the commit
fouers and the GATHERS, which perhaps is
fettIed once or twice year. When the
report was made on the 9Th of February,
thefe accounts were not iettled, nor is 1t
70 be expected that they can always be in
fuch fate, as to enable the tSeafury Of
fccrs to fay, at any ore moment, how
mach there is in the hands ola particular
agent unexpended.
MIR. N. faid he would now offer fate
ment TO NEE, that OF the gentleman from
Connecticut, from which he fattered him.
(elf he fhould be enabled to lhew,! that tie
commillioners of the fnking fund we're en-
titled not only TO credit equal TO the
11A,ooo mentioned by the gentleman,
but to credit which would conEderably
exceed ii In amount.
The commifoners
Of the linking fund in
their report fate the
dihurfements from the
treafury in the year
1902 to hsve amount.
ed 70 the fun OF
dolls. e,s7z,75s IS
To which is TO be
added balance of
s,31ss46 guild. re-
naming unexpended
On the fff of January
1907, equal to
dolls. 9zs,55S 40
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CONGRESS
OF TIE LiAfTLD sites.
l,vusE OF RFpREsENTAgsYKs.
Wedoefiay March :.
DEBATE,

ssuse an .invefigation OF tee report
OF the commissioners Ct the Sinking
Fund.
(Consirued.
This Hstement lR.l lhews in the iixth
column, the total amount % dollars 10 De
provided each year in America, in order
10 meet the payments in Holland II
fafes thatin 1901 The fun of o,o65dls.
20 cents bad beeu releitted to Holland to
meet the debt dae there in 1909, ard It
likewife fates that the fun Of 2. 7I.69a
dollars would be required for the year
1902. Theie two fums added together
rake an Aggregate OF three million two
hspd,ed ard twenty two thoufand three
hpn.lred and eighty feven dollars SO cents,
or about sec, 900 mere than the Unlteo
States were bound to pay in Holland IN
me wear 1901. This iixth column OF the
t}atement tR) is transferred TO the flute
,nsnt Isl where it forms he fecond CO.
lumn, and clearly proves that the excets
Of appropriation was intended to enable
the commifione,s of the linking fund to,
apply the balance of the 100000 dolls.
10 the eurchaie OF bills OF exchange IN the
antecedeat wear 10 NEE; the demands ior
The fnbfequsnt year. Further TO prove
that this was the intention of the law,
"a nsy not be amiis 10 fate that the re.
port q the fecretary Of. the TIesfpry III
eshe lsff wear before alluded to calculates
rpon an amour, Of revenue equal to a
bous dolls. 10000, 900
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

10, OCOjOOS
How fai It would have been prudent 70
have placed the affairs of government in
this ftoa5ion l leave il FOR gentlemen to
determine. This laa calculation is not
made GO Prov the necsiEty Of the com
mifIioners Of the linking frnd, having ap-
piled this balance in this way at this
particular period, but TO thew the real
intention in paGiog the law. Il is pofi-
bic that this balance might have been ex-
pended in purchatng the aockof the y.
States, and fafhcient fun might have
besn drawn out of the treafury TO meet the
dsbr IL Holland for 1903; but this was
matter Of difcretion with the commit
foncrs, and they have thought it more
advantageous 10 employ the money in
portha6ng bills than 10 -purchshng flock.
The whole fun of feven millions three
hundred thouiand dollars, and comfortably
more has been applied TO the payment OF
the debt, and after paying all we were
obliged 10 spsy, the Comn'floners uied
their difcre,ion In applying the balance
sa luch particular kinds OF debt, as they
thought it would be bef TO provide tor at
thar time.
/ Gene now, MIR. Speaker, 10 the fe-
cond point of the gentleman from Connec-
ticut, and on which he has dwelt with
oreat force; viz. thar there is in the
hands of tie commiGioners OF the ilnklng
fund an unaccounsed balance gilmore than
ore hundred and fourteen thouiand dol
lars.
TIE gentleman has taken Up this idea,
from the circumfance of his nor being.
able to make the hfa and lecond fatement
on the 9th page of The report Of the conf
mifioners quadyate With each otaes. J
maff beg leave 10 premife, that it appears
from the face Of The report, that she COM
mifIioners themfslses did not intend that
4befe two aateraents fheuld qoadfste tor
il will be found. b. Il arring tothsm,
hat she iaeond itaiemem Is aos 4died az
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

NJ. ".
The ferrous approximations, exp'eiled
by MIR. Jeferfon ins bis Notes on Virgil.
Ma, thar I" imported foreigners woul~
briag with them the principles c. the s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

Tedua from the ex.
pen;e o. government e.
qusl 70 dolls.
And The annual ap-
preparation Of dolls.
Which fum of nine
million nine hundred &
fiAry thoufand deducted
from the zen million of
dollars, the annual re-
venue, would leave on
ly TO be laid in bills 10
meet The debt in Hol-
and in each iuccedlng
car dolls.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

OF So 1900 sn'io'
calculated by Mr.. G.
at 40 GEMS to.the gull
der eausI to dolls a,565,s4a *
! Which ieveral furs
added together give
the amount OF ctedits
admitted by tie gen.
tleman from Connccti-
cut ro,rs3 $50 =
Leaving the balance of 1880 dolls
a. cents, yet to be accounted tor, ane
which tie gentleman from conneesicu'
declares that ne cannot account tor. Mr..
N. faid he would endeavor TO alit him,
and he believed he could thew that the
comminioners Of the Sinking Fund, were
entitled 10 credit even tor greater
fun.
In the frif place the gentleman from
Connealcut has not given credit ioT
two items Gated in the report to have been
paid, and which were Paid as follows
viz.
On accoun. of debts
due to foreign officers,
dolls. 1894 oz
On account Of GER
tain parts of the domef.
tic debt IA ego 90
On account of the
difference in the price
OF exchange, Mr.. G:if-
weld calculating guild.
s.9r4,6oe at 80 cents
the guilder, making a
difference of ore cent
the glider, equal TO
dolls. 5o,I46
One bill Of exchange
drawn by houfe in
Baltimore, which Mr..
n. faid be knew had
come back protenrd,
and for which the H.
dor{ers had not repaid
tie money Of the Unit.
ed States amounting TO
one hundred and TWEEN
ty thoufand guilders.
which, even at par
we're equal 10 $4,000
dolls. As. 900
An unexpendsd ba-
lance in the hands of
the GATHERS Of the banks
at Philadelphia and Boz
ton, which conGdering
The large advances made
might be fairly ehiHat-
ed at NOT lefs than
dolls. 10. coo
Making altogether,
the fun OF
dolls. i4o,lo7 81
Which the comrii1ioners of the linking
fund are entitled to credit for more thar
the gentleman from Connecticut is will
#
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From the BALANCE.

From the BALANCE.
ON THE IMtPoLIcY OF a SPEEDY AD-
MISSION OF ALlFNs TO a PhRTI-
CITATION OF TIE RIGHTS
Of SUFFRAGE
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

Which the comrinioners of the linking
fund are entitled to a credit for more han
the gentleman from Connecticut is will
ling to allow them, ard dols. z,,267 and
IS cents more than the fuppo{ed dedcien-
cy of dolls. IA, $40 and "a cents, which
has been dwell on 70 'siumphan,ly to-
day.
From this view, which lave taken
of the fubjstt, as briefly as | could, ven
ture to indulge hope that it will be !een
that the commiGooers Of the fnking fund
have applied not only tie feven mIllon
three hundred thoutand dollars agfeeabiy
to law but conidersbly larger fun, and
that 10 inpreGion will be made even up
on their greateR enemies, that they hoId
fngle dollar unaccounted for, as the
time of the houfe is, particularly at hi:
reriod, extremity Precious, will no,
venture to trefpafs on it farther, but fhall
mof cheerluIly give my silent to the re.
iolution, under the fullef conviction that
every Objection can be fully anfwered
even during pre'entfeAion Of Congrefs,
although ii can continue but enc day lon
ger.
(7o be Contaued.,)
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ga. For the no
ney laiu out IN tie
porchafe Of bills Of ex-
change to the amount
Of s.9t4,6oo guildeIs
calculated by Mr.. G.
at 40 cents to.ihe gull
der equal to dolls
Which deveral fums
added together give
the amount Of ctediis
admitted by tie gen.
tleman from Connects
cut
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-11

dited as fellows:
1T. for the payment
of intereh which IN the
year 1902 accrued On
the whole of the pub-
lie debt, in the report,
net denied. coils.
I'd. for the payment
of the bank debt In
GLIDING the proceeds
Of the z,2ao Sank
Shares, z,4oo dollars
paid from la,p ut de-
ties, making togefher
dolls.
sd. fer the pa nent
Of the principal OF tie
Datcll deb. moi denied
dolls.
9Th. For The provi.
fon neceaary for the
reimbursement Of The
Sth inaalment of the
S Per cent fock and
the I'd intfalimene of
the deferred flock tie
comirg paysf'ie janu,
ary Is I.ec3 noi &c
! ALA
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

"a ROM The eaoloflre Of Capt. James Bacon,
: near The Westinghouse ID Freepor., the night Of
r3rh aF lafgc white tiDRaE. sad Hnrf- IS about
ycars FIT = az hands ,h fpotted win dark lpots
. aa' kcyi., s@g oulches hs hlck, ocezGoHed BY
rs Eiel Glsle Tossed trot-WhoeVe ril re urs fad
bore IS us aAic'iber. give information 70 h4s he
rszY ne rcroverrd fh. ne handiomsy rewarded AID All
thsrges PAID; or~soever vii fecnre he Thief that be
may W 5roegh; p iueice all receive Twenty Dollars,
IND ,i nEccilly chAsgrs paid by
JOSIAH REED.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03
AITLSn.
MUSIC.
NOFFITT. reipectfullY informs d

20 MOFFITT, refpectfullyinforms the
A voaug Gentlemen Of Fo-t,aad snd vclatv, thar he
Drccolss nnc ne Czrro-st sa Fs,eE Hara
~ E'-4 md GRIM Fse H hzs tskea Mr R4s5'
HI nt.r Bttri4n' Tavern ia Fsrg5ef where he will
z,lend Oh Tz5 and F,fs Evenings, from five eight
b .lark-8lf es vt.ch. be wi give PyivHe Ls5ss a
.,ee 10 each fcholSr. The ichooi will commence On The
frcoad Ieeiaay Of October inn.
For terms apply iaii MalEH, At SIR cJsi1yrt5 Tie
9-yiI---
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03
DtNLlNG hLHyUL.

!. "a ar. SMITH, respectfully preGSntS his
I : tlants 70 lhoe C-ntenea who have 70 hberav
rrurszsd his se' az, thi iown aad asss leave 10
Tore h-m and DINERS that (5y The particular req ce Of
far.e izae) hr sroPolcs oPrn.ng lcb-o for Fall
afon az C4pt gta if'Lei1as and lolics The patron
age o! A gentlemen who wG IL have hex chdren H.
slTl.vd 81 psilr accomplishment q DArcng Parents
NAY 81 SIIred, ,ha particular Attention viii be paid 70
I'D morals and heayer N their chidrn While under hts
-si,o 1e@ili attepd % ~s9ashy and S4-5ayi. l!om
! 70 sacIo5k -2e.
Mr. ). alto informs the Ladies and Gen
nea 81 Portland and its vicinity that he has opened
fs5l 4: TIE Ns.s 4TZty Rgas Fsr scrssi which be
All tt,d one rvtains i'd cArh week from til 70 o'clock
sthsa in.ttd ~ he Qlsrt-r Eyening.
a- hopes 10y fnrniihing good Mufc
aai Hau) Ms lrhoo wfu BE pIeahng refort
p Aoc i.iies aud Gentlemen who will favor hiGa with
rae s'shd@aee --FoT terms, apply Capt Js54 II LII
Int on. l.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03

az fublcri6er hereby gives public no
nee 70 al concerned. THAI e has been duy appointed
''a is. taken upon hin-f The rue of al Adm ultra or
u ne e'ta'e q OL[PsR BARNAR0 late Of 6ralqtoa
n Tie coaafT o. Crnberlsnd Yesman dec-afd 81 ciS
'ha - The law dIec He heresore requeas all uerlons
~ao are ndehed rd decosfld's eta 10 make in,me
uAte payment and thoe o have any demands thereon
70 sxhdar the Came for fer event TO ~--. .-...
~ I. rsc7. JONATHAN RaRNapO
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03

IROa i5e irbicriber, iomstine fnce, Zone
grsg Horse, ABOUT thirteen years old, PAGES and
irats, las o.z. white feet, with maae th.cs and 1ort il
~lunfF n LIS appeaEaace and gatWhocrcr will return
&c fare n ave information where he may be found
illAi " rt~lsdeI for their trouble
sasss, s1ns. - PAUL COFFIN, tvS
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03

III iu6icriber hereby gives public no
fcs 70 q Concerned tia; hs has been duly appointed
sno iaAeh upon hHfef he trul Of Adm1ihrao on he
siste 81 JOS ~ WATEREOUSE JUN. late oiCe,gqr7 il
.he coany q Cun6erlzud mariner decraied by giving
nena a. the law dretts-He therefore reoueRs a per
on VINO are adeped 70 ad deceal-d's elate, to make
'nnee'sit pawn =nt and hofc who have any derAn
'fcrton, to exhlOit The fame for fctiIement 10
.. GEORGE WATERHCUSE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03
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GEORGE w. Duncan,
No. 8. T5q.' Rorr,
Fl AS received by the EIsan7r, from Liy-
f1ai and has ready FOR las. ,h- owsa E5'ss cat
g bore. ! ~ cro~n Window CLASS
- do. sby ID. d.. do.
oaks tod NAILS
10 Do. 1od Do.
10 do Sheashiog do.
d. Drawing do
BAes ol sewing FWiNE,
do, Seine 80.
LIKEWISE,
4 large aiiortmelt Of Fancy Calicoes,
Tome vcry fshioas5e
coPPerpatc Furnitrrss, purpe aud rcd
Fac d,rk eoorei Gin2hans tor mourning
Long Lawns rne Triih C4mbrcs, for lvns:
Fine shire Porket HaatErrchi-fs. bordsrea
Waite 81 and : csnels Hair shar'is
Llidir'' en5r'd Cana hike MI, d5Ge. very elegant
d. s.'' To- ID Slack a.
Laiiss, das cotton E.Gf-. laced clocks;
Geat!emea's d. C..
Ladies fupsriae snbr'd. iong white f.k Gloves
d. do black de-
Centemen's wAe Fix Cloves
DO. black do
Mems fsper6ne Imperial Beaver Hats
90. do StniFs
d.. d. black Yeivcts
Do. d. colSred VeIvcreens;
do. dc. olive Thicklcrs
Fine M4ricIiIes Qait;ng, for waitcostiag;
Corded Dimities fine lrifli 5hetting
Cotton Checks Bed Ticks eolorcd Nsnkins
ShAlloons Dursnts; TamiHics CalanaBcoes. &C.
ALSO,
A general aGortrhent OF HARDWARE.
conifins Of white and green ivory haeded Kaigss and
Forks bl-k d. do; plated do do Pen KNIVES !
shos Knives jack Knives snualrs and Trays Breeze
B1lkets Knife Trays Draw, Chef ard Cloles Locss
Dosr ahd Pad e HI Hinges Bait g. Carnet aud
Chsit do Warming Pans C4ndleaicks P.tent Lamps
Patent Bnuace dc; Br7ts ncfe Bellows Chaingares
Fryngpsns Iron Stoves brzfs aud Gee hFad-t Shove
! and Tongss Hammers /; Hand saws; Krghois do Lopk
Ing GiaAes Spy CITIES; Pocket Books Bstkgammon
Boards Bras Scales steeIyards and See'ebsams ule
hearth and hand bruEle,.
Like1pjf. fsr Sale gs,y loag,
An afortmeht Of, SHIP CI5ANDLE.RY
sc. &c H F- Pcttiazg on 81
4
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-03

Bzutrapt Bottles.
He Creditors of William Hubs 81 Me-
u K"riH, Bankrapts. requeGed 20 meet Al The
Office Ct fhr 1hfcrber. in Periags FRIDAY the four
een'h day OF October current, ten Of the deck the
forenoon, in order adopt meaiuFes for enipg with
Js7s Bagga, concerning the hoafc zad hnTes tuit by
fad Hubs and Merrill, land belonging aid Badger
and ao tranfae fuch other buGncs As they a then
and there think proper
STEPHEN LONCFELLOW, ruN. AFeaa.
.psytia-I L67aJsy Il l8o7