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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
b..se.s he,cb;ef and his. aceomasees.--s

bet~es,. the chief and his, aceoMaEcea.--s
The ministers of Lord Hawke sburv will
pay for the crimes which, shey'will cause to
be committed; but they will have this Pru-
den, defersnc for subhc morality ;'thas
they will not be at once the obl,gators and
Witnesses of the fact. '$.z1'',A
. Such measures are'the height OF auda-
city and hypocrisy. Never has the oP'ni-
ON OF Cabinets, aud the common sense OF
nations, been spsrtedwith so little shame.
His Majesty the Emperor thinks it's time
70 put an end TO this disastrous train Ut
principles; subversivr Of all social order.
You are in consequence ordered 10 de-
clare 10 the Government with which you'
reside, tina, n, Majesty will not acknow-
ledge the English corps' Piptc'nstiqsie ia
Europe, so long as the British ministry
hail not aestaio from charging It's ministers
with any agency Ia var. add net retain
Inem within the limits OF their fuaetlons.>
e" The evils suffered by Europe arise
only from this that it is every where be-
lieved, that we are bound to observe the
maxim. of moderation and liberallty,w which
being jus, only from reciprocity, arc nosob-
lgatory, except to those who submit to he
bound by them. Hence Governments have
as much 10 suffer from their own justice
as from The iniqui:y ofa ministry which
acknowledges no law but its ambition ans
ITS caprice.
Z" The evils Of Europe arise again from
this, that public law is considered under
partial point Of view, whereas II has neither
lie nor force but as a whole. fhs War;.
time law, Continental law, and the Jaw OF
Nations, are rot parts of the Public Law,
which may BE- considered aud observed Sc
para,eiy. The nation which pretends to
introduce arbitrary rules into enc OF these
parts loses al its rights to the privileges OF
,he whole. The systematic infraetor ct
the law Of nations places himself ous OF
that law, and reneunces every Interest
founded on the Maritime and Continental
Law.
"His Majesty the Emperor resrs's'hav.
ing to order measures which gre IN abso'
lutr interdirtioa against a government: but
all persons who reflect will easily per.
ceiv. that in this he only acts aecordiuyto
facts.
- The English Ministry, by the univer-
salty of It's attacks, has placed the coasts,
the isles, the neutral powers, & commerce
In general IN stat. of interdistion. Re
sently, in hne, it has proclaimed the pros
ttution Of the ministry the most sacred
and the most indispensable to tine ,ranquili-
.y OF the world. His Majesty believes it
his duty to cali the attention OF all Govern.
ments and inform them, that without new
measures taken under sense Of the pre-
sent danger, all the ancient maxlms, on
which are founded the honor and inaepeu-
dense of states, must immediately be ami
hliated.
(Sisned)
e. M, TALfIYRAND.
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!, THE Eonse.os Representatives have beea
sia1os, exclusively ,ccapiedforthe twa last
days in discussing, the report Of the, con.
,n,ittee Of Claims on the claims for Geor.
cia lands. aud the amendment offered 6y
Mi. Clark, rs stated in our last paper.---
Our readers will recoIleet that the report
proposesrsfsrrias. the final adjustment OF
the ,eiafas to aboard Of commissioners,
and that Mr.. CLARK samcndment provides
aeains,th= allowance OF any claims under
E.,hs act Of Georsiaof 1893
OnW edrssdav Messrs. lucas ard Clark
advocated snd Messrs. Elliot, Eoyd, aud
Eustis opposed the amendment,
Yesterday, nfessts. Jackson. 1Finaley,
and Roo. supported apd Messrs. Gfeyg
and T. Ra.tolfh'sroke against the aiaenti'
meEt Ef';s'
The House adjourn ed at O'Clock with:
out taking the question.
+ Mr.. Nicholson reported bill making
an APPROPRIATION Of Dollars
for a number Of Gun boats not exceeding
twenty hvs.
|; -. fNut. ht.
|. A ssntlman arrived in town Yesterday,
who left Lewis..ows, (Cape Iienopen) on
Wednesday last, at noon, and informs US,
that the ship Fanny, Wing, was lying at
anchor in Oldktln road that the schooner
Eliza, Tice, was at anchor in the mouth
Of kewis.town creek, that the sloop James,
Hazard, and brig Mentor, who stood up
the river, had both got into Jones creek:
BY the same conveyance we learn, that
the mate of the Rose, which drove on the
Brown, was the only man so little frost,
bitten of the crew as to be able 20 attend to
business, and hired pilot-boas, and was
going off 10 look after the ship Rose, which
they lett on the Brown, with seven feet
watcr'in the hold; but as she could not be
seen from the n,aih,, il was feared she had
.driftet of to sea, or sunk in deep water.
!, TPhta. Paper. y
Li,t Of We: sci. left at Ganaives, January
list. by the schooner Eagle, Kemp, ar.
. rived in Lewis-town Roads -
20. DRIP hicTI, LEWIS, oStoi'StuS W ~ 'stoHy
from the Caps, had sold her.eargo, apd
was taking in coffee, snip Eugenia, from
New-Y-rk,. sailed for Port-au. Prince; and
a schooner from New-York, in company
with the Engeuia, sailed for St. Mares;
a, two-,opssil schooner had arrived from
Boston, and sailed for Port.au: Prime;
schooner Fly, Spencer Of and'for Philad-l-
,phia, taking in /; sch'r Antelope, Noise,
iof and for. Philadslphia, had a,ri.ed from
Jereme, and d,.charging; brig Spartan,
Chamberlain, for Baltimore, taking in;
brig Mary Louise, Ferre, OF and foF. Nor
folk dischargmg schooner T wo Brothers,
cf Baltimore, arrived at rGona:res IN / 3
cays, and sailed next >dav for Port.au.
Prince; schooner Beauty, from Baltimore,
had arrived, and sailed for some port in
the Bite; AID another schooner from Bal
timore, name not feco,iected, had arrived
there.
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aisrMlurh Daas, abnsrtl5.r.
SATURDAY., FL Sau.ay g.

: I: The fehoorer. W,Iis'n, Dt'e, OF this pos I
was left AZ St. Thomas's ,7'! December.
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e. M. TAL1IYRANy.

The following is an extract OF letter
from the Minister of Genera, Police, to
the Marshall Barnadoue, ordeting the ap-
vrshen.ion of SIR George Rumbold.
= Paris, 18Th Eeademane,
,(Oct0ber 10. J
taf,er stating that II. Rumhold is ioi.
iosinr the system of Messrs Drake and
Saith, and ,ha, the British Mmistsr has.
xroweda plan OF CONSPIRACY, which is
proved, besides by the conduct OF lay lor,
aut. the original papers in my bands,
Fouche proceeds in the following terms y
." 10 consequence at these new and sub
versivs principles, bis Malestythe Empss-
ror has caused il to De declared, thathe VIII
not recognize any diplomatic character n
the English asec,s who have been placed
by their own Government, out OF the LAP
Of Nations, and the common LAW OF ctvi'
Esed nations they desire that NJ. Kun.
bold be considered as any other Enel!sh
individual who should adopt criminal prae-
tees, and be seized, if itbe IN your power
TO do it. taking every measure to secure
his papers. invite you Marshall, 70 take
sll the necessary steps to accomplish TINS
object. .,.. ..r.
have the honor to be,
(SignsO FouCHE'
The Mouiseur of the nth lost. in the.
Pari. article, says.--
"Mr. Rambold. English agent at Ham
bursh, arrested within cannen shot OF the
advanced post Of the French army of Eano.'
YER, and carried to Paris, has been liberat-
ed.,hrousA the protection of the King of
Prussia, and has been sent to England BY
wsv of Cherbourg. 1t the proceedings OF
this worthy associate of Drake, Spencer.
Smith. aud Taylor, bad been eomplesed,
the, would have furnished instances as &c.
rnarsable as those Of his aceomplices.1r
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
1HLs DA1 LS P66LGSHED
VOLUME 3. OF NEW AND COMPLETE
ENCYCLOPEDIA;
OR
UNIKERSd DICTIONART OF ARTS SS
SCIENCES.
ON AN IMpRDvED PLAN.

CN AN IAlPR)FED PLAN
Aufratfa 4Uit5 Hpqvards sf $50 Cgfpey-Plates.
I N which all the r-ipc6tive Sciences ars
4 arranged into compile fynems, md the Art. dieef-
ted diln treaties sfo the detsche par's kror-
edge phabetiesIy arranged and cepouRy exp
eordng 20 she bef authorities
Containing,
A dizrA and dfPsy Of de whole theory and practice
of thc liberal End Mechanical Atts
Csnrrfng o nera RepaGtory Of Ancient and Mod
ern LiteratErs from the eAren sgs down tbs Prcens
time
tcuding All The New -mprovernent, & La,eft die YER
es made she Aris snd Sciences The fupr rhuit'ea
witch abound in cthe Diaionsriss are e1puugcd r. IT
tn. The purpof- If ncorpo atng complcte lfttms
and dap2 ueatfs Hy meas Of this addltoo ard devia-
on oG the old plan, will eomPrie th- following tub
icGls
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The whoc forring geurrs Gree II science snt The
r,7f 1snprehtnlYe and chcsreH Library of Urlvct!ai
Knewisdss. ever pqhhed in the United States.
4 COMB lICNS.
Tie r'gv and Comr-tc EncicoT Hsda, cr, " vrrfal
rouaFy Of ana ocisEets will he comprised il FIX
large voi uries ~ RIO.
H. The work wiil &c emscl nicd wsth 80 N.ts ard
CoPpt .7ates. decrip i've of The d:scEtut ft ls Il
which they refer.
III Price 10 fuAfcrihers, Dollars 50 Gems per Vol
ume, payable On Delivery.
s-=7ulleriptinrs rec, iscl by TCHN Low, E~nkft
and Pobi.asr. ~ Sn~Seire- Heal No q GAslh4n-
q, ecf, N~~-Ycfk and h Mr.. THOMAS CL AK,
l, i-Tet.er Portland vo pqri.fcd hy tec fi biI.
Agcrt for fhe DlFit1 Airne ard Nv c4n o.
t'yor 70 susfcilsr Id lhsce Esa vyrnss.
Ssf- ~. tAa5
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
wHEAroNs JAuNDIcg BIrrERs.

THE fuc.ef,fuI effects of which have been fully ex-
psriencsd, in correcting and carrying of jaundicy
and bilious matter from the ftonach and the fans
time rsngtheniug the tomach increang the appetite
and removing the 6n.ng, faint dRreaed feeling and
the leepy dull heavnefs reltoring alfo, irengh
the weak and trembling limbs removing the yellow
Iies of countSnance common 10 jauadicy and weakly
people; and aiu the dizznefs Of thehead, & weakness
Of fight They very ufefuI for fsanen to take Of
ten when fea, particularly in warm climates,
preferva,ive againh dlorders 70 incident to iucl c
mates (which generally Putrid and blious by
moving obltructions, carrying oft bile and giving a
free circulation to the blood 3r Per box
WHEATSON:. ITCH OINTMENT,
a fafe and eaicacious remedy for the ITCH Fsias
$PD Boz.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

IMPROVED JhUNDICE BITTERS, or the C!zri
Anti-silious Corrective ve-Prepared by David DenDi~
fon, At his Dtpenfary, No. 81, Oxford Road, Lon
don Under che patronage Of the irlt hylSians il
Europe and America.
THIS preparation conabses all he coed qualitiss os
every medcine Of the kind ever offered TO the
public the botanical characters Of the ingredients, Of
which is competed, has long attracted the notice Of
the faculty, and under various formulas unequyocay
received the undivided ianction OF fuccsisfu expert
nlent. is greatly antceptc and particularly elec-
Sua in correcting and preventing the putrdity Of bile
il has alto been employed wia grear ucceis, in very
dangerous epidemic feyers Il only cleanfes the
prima vi-, 5ur hkeSiie gendy warns the habit and
quicken circuasion is particularly ervicable IN hab
itua cotvenels, in cafes OF phegmatic temperament
and fedsntery life when the tomach j. opprefed asd
weakened This =lsgan hiter may be fuccelsfnIly sp-
piled to an-yer ancit every Purpoie, particularly in
los of appetite when the onach foul and diorder-
sd BY irreguares the ccrctions gently prorao-
ted, and plentiful Precipitation produced in COM
plants D: the jauatcs This remedy uuequ4led the
homach i, fortified aud itrengtheHsd, and digenion
efettnally promoted fuch medicine ufefu at all
feaions but particularly in the fpfng, by removing
thole 1eepy melancholy fenations 70 unpsaant the
patient the natural coniequences of the approach Of
warm weather, upen biloss rabts.-Frief g. pr Ras.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
NOTICE.

TosIAF LITTLE, agent for the P6feD-
D f-s Proprietors, will suerd at IN. houfc Of Mr.
James Chadwick innholder, in Portland, on the lat
Wednesday of December rex, and liiewife for four
teen days previous that time SUNDAYS excepted for
the pnrPofe Of receiving Of thofe who were on the
undivided land, of la'd PrCprietors on the 20t day
OF June, 1898, the fums Of money, which the Commit
ioners reported or awarded them pay, and to ex-
ecute deeds, agreeable relolve psi.d iaid goth
day OF June 1898. July 9.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

70 tie b5rara6Le III 1gqioes Of tbe Supreme
1Hdiciai Cart, next 70 b. b5hfsu at Ihf,vicb,
IN aad f3r tbs can1ty Of EJgfx, g. tbs t0urtb
Trsja1y gfApriL Anno Damiui, 1896
LJUndBLY thew, W1LLIAy CosMsi, OF Nsubu-y-
port, in laid county, merchant, and -NieE1k, hi,
wife, that they lezed in fee ple in right of fad
ldia51 in with others your petitioners IN
known, Of one undivided fourth part Of certain raa
or parcel of land lying Is BrunwicS the county OF
Culn5erand containing egh hundred and fifty acres 8,
bounded eaitw,rdy Androcoggin river, northward-
ly on land, formerly Of Haze Royal, elq Weitward-
ly on Prouts Gorefo called and Southwardiy on land
formerly of faac Royal and JoephWadsworth, Eos
and Others il being the fame TRACK of land which Ben
ming Wentworth. Eiquire, conveyed to Daniel Mar
quand late of Newburyport aforeaid, mariner, BY hi:
deed, bearing date the 18th day Of April, AID 1869
ard OF which the lad Daniel died faxed.
YOUR PETITIONERS, LURIRER sHsw, that
while the fame land lies 10 in common and undivided
they cannot occupy and improve their laid fhare
part with advantage agcVheFefore they pray that fich
procefs may Ee had, thai their aid undivided fourth
part may be sEgned and f- off to them leyeray
BY the law in iuch cafe Is provided, and as in duty
bound fha ever pray.
WILLIAM COGMBS, I BY DupLtT A. TYMo,
MICHAL COONBS, their Attorney.
a true eeey-hIi5s,
ICErADCD TUCKER, CIsrt.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
coMxoxuzaLru or Mas. crv.rrrs-

ESSEI, SS.-At tt, Supreme 3lAiicic;aI
Court q, tb- Conference.-The sf Ma6aobyftt5,
5sgta, AID h7hder IT itfric5, 1Uitbm and for
he C9A,tty Of E5e-e, 81 tbc .55wtb Iaejay Of
fprii, beng H. trgc'lfy t5ird dsy 9 ,id nl,ais,
N ttss ye1r q alIr Lard oze tb7uj1nd eigbt hus-
drtd and fvs
UPON the petition aserefad, Ordered, that the pc
titioners pubh an atteted copy OF their petition and
this order thereon, three weeks fuccefvely n the
Ncw5urvport Herald, and inthe Portland Gazette, the
la publication to DC thirty days at lean before the
ilttny of Se Supreme Jadicisl Court be holden AZ
Salem, within and for the county OF Eder the frft
Tuctday Of Noveriber next, that all perions nterced
ir fad petition may appear before fa3 Cogrt, and
fiew caufe, if any they have, why t.. prayer there
OF fculd not BE granted.
..f.cs EDWARD P. TIAYNaN. Clerk
II irse sesy--sss1q, ICHaBOD TUCKER, Clerk.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
eDarrffc

IN this town. Mr.. Edward Barueviil merchants 10
Aiifs Lucy Hobby.
In Falmouth, by Rcv.C Bradley, Andrew Mitchell
OF Freeport, to Afiis Mary Bailey.
AT Fewcafco, by the Rev Air. Milt1rore, Mr
Benjamin FeiIenden, of Bottom, to AiiGs Anne Buck
1am-Mr. Thomas Child to MilsCharlotte Bucknani
AT Gerham, Mr.. Jocob ETnerlon, Of hsTriien, 70
Niils Mary Thoms, Of the former place
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
pEXTFR's. RHEUMATic ILL.
Tor the cure Of Rheumatifm, Rheumatic Colt,
Bilious TilDrders.

Tor the cure Of Rheumatfm, Rheumatic Govt, and
Bilious IilDrdersy
HAVE, by much experience, been fornd yalu-
able and ehiceciou5 Medicine, and are recommended
the public, efectus remedy 70 counseracs
the dangerous effects OF common Colds the fytem
to remove obaruGted pcrfprzbie matter, and acrid
and corrective Hunours, which csule RheumatiiIn,
Rheur,aric Gout, Pains ard SwellinGs in the Joints
and Lirabs-Congh, AGhra, &c They are a'fo par-
tcciary iervicahle in removing Bilious and other OBJ
ftrutsons froI,, thc Stomach zad Bowclssre ex-
celsent Medicine TO obvate check bilious vel
low Fever az its commencement, by powerfully cx-
peng bilious, morbid, and putrelcent ob!trottions
through the. cutaneous pores They remove windy
cppreons and cholicy pains in the aomach and aow-
els-erupticns from the face and hin-fwceten and
purify the blood, asd quicken its circulation-pro-
cure fweenefs of tie BREATH and good appetite
by frengthenng the dgeitve ffcplties- MANY aida
vi,s might be prodhced, fsewing the funerior efcsc
OF the above pills-bu as the character which tLey
have may acquire is Ike bea criterion by which the
public can Judge, thev 2-= omittedPyis 20 y-y Ea-
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
HEBRON .4EADEM1~

THE public, and friends oftiterature in particular
respectfully iniorIned-That according to a
vote of the ruecs OF hebron Academy at their m
inc July sos Students Will be admitted at fad A
codspy, on the frt Monday Of September next; where
they will be intruced in different branche. Of Lera-
ture, the moderate expenfe OF 25 cents week for
each Student, and about one doar 25 cents week for
board Pun6tusl Paynent will be expected aad lit
tie advance money wilhed for.
Young Centsrnen,ard Ladies, who with to improve
their minds in the pleafan paths If cience by attsn-
ing this academy may expect every attention confnent
with the infant fSie of the intitution.
JOHN TRIPP, Secy.
Ee5y.-, Tsyy 1906
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

In this town Alr. Joan Davis, aged about IS fuP-
poled to be an Engfhman
AT Gorlarl. suddenIy, Mr.. John Johu(on, An
hreaiite Indeed, IL whom there WIS guile
n Scarborouvli 2ith ult. N1ifs Nancy ffLaughii-i
ss s.e 2sd year cf her age daughtsr 90 Mr. Robert
-aTl-aslhsia, after long and painful nefs, which
Que bore with Chrhan paSicnce forsitude and reils-
n4tiofhe ooL great pains to confelc her diitreied
pare .villng leave thc:a be with Chrf, and
bidding f.'reweA 10 al, fsu afecp without groan.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
10 be fold bY ordcr of Court.

o. Monday, IL 2ot6 fayF fai9 nsxt, st s'eioek
IL hF atteYn09n,
a Certain lot Of Land IN Portland, Gtuated
~ on High Street and Pesfant Street, be-
ing part Of the real elFate Of .46ief Briggs late
CT tad Portland, mariner, deccaed, for payment
Of his debts Sale to BE- On thc prcnifes.
MARY BRIGGS,
dda. Yiratrix on {aid e'fsfe.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
CUMBERLAND Il

CUMBERLANDE
Tater b. L&s1atsc,a, and 70 ts sN5y Pablo Vsndae,
70 tLr.hisbyT bidder, ct hbs be,ye of r0ns5 Cba1-
4pict, iqnboldey in Psytaad, On Monday, TIE
l5tb day Of JHly nesf, at tes 0elert IN f6ffve-
nan,
a Ii the right in equity Of redesuine
- certain mortgaged Real Efase viz.
Acertain tract or paaccl Of Land, fituatea in
Portl4nd, and bounded eaierly ty John Bakers
land northerIy by Middlefreet !; wefserly BY
Nr. Hams land, and forthcrly by land in pof-
icaion Of the widow Hobby which land was
mortgaged by William Hud(on TO the Hon.
Francis Dana, and now belongs with the right
Of redeemng the fame, TO Benjamin Gage, of
Portland, the DEBTOR named in laid execution.
CALEB GRAHAM. Dfuty SBrydF.
DAVID PEASE Aat7ie-ssr.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

TAKEN Up by the f.b-criber, on Friday the ssth
init light grey HORSE, with clog on lis
fore foot-aio. a red yeerl.ng COLT-7hc owner or
owners are deire4 cal and pay charge, and sakc
them away JOHN CUSHING,
FiAi I.yivr as3 Pond Ks.gr-.
Cs--65;-4s-.,, Tv.s %, Isc&
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
ShsriG's Sales.

Eatrr b Errrittian, Ggd 10 6e Je2 a. Fl5fc
pe,.due, AZ tss head ef' Ritbordsq's Tta,f.
IL Portland, on 5y'ndasiaay, The Ic:b Gsy I
.Tatmf.
THE Buildings. Copper, and other ute1fls belong
iGg % the PgyfiSEa Brrzysry--A quantity Of hfaed
Rarlcy-FisPs-Bcer in barrels Empty Caiks-Dry
FiihA number Of iarge and iInall 3ra1s Cocxs-Emp-
~ B2gs-Empty Eottlss--A quantity OF White Oak
Boards and Plank-l patent SteeIyard--l Sleigh
Drsy-- with variety Of FINAL articles sPPeTtaiRng to
the Brewery.
Sale to comaence at 10 o'clock, a. NJ
CALEB GRAHAM, % C5rriF
DAVID PEAsE, .dss7iors1y.
Fort=4e, Tsiy 6, 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
4 Q Q o d 3 Z K q ATN.

4 Q be fold, or leaGed, 36a5 acres of
y COCO LAND adjoining Ccad and BethcI-3ooo
a. rs head oi t.vcI and gao ia peaiant Noun
ts. Core; All IL the county of Oxford I he greatefs
rar Of the ako7e rai ct lsnd excel Siti mako
good zrr1s-snd the oar rartis valuable to- The Tim
her UPON osd land w.be tits or IesEd, 5ogeher, or
Ia lots as e accouodat= purehafer on very resioa
ab'e Ierms-wFioh nay be knowp by application 70
JUDAH DANA, 1fgsnt
E,rg.r C.~, ~
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

Taken bg crScnfi5n, and n be Elfo1 Safwd1y
next, ~ Dd7Td Pec5e'S 1<nf1i9p rrc11,
Two Trunks Of CloathinE--conftnc Of linen, Cer-
tlsHncn's Wearing APPAREL &c---Alfo, 4 piece
OF Cotton CaInbrick
Sale at 10 o'clock.
CALEB CRAFTAEG, D. S6rir
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

A Convenient two tory HOUSE, Gtasted in Fore
Street-an excellent ltand for Tavern or Board
ing-liouie Alto, conveEent Sto-A under the fame.
Likswiie, one half Of two fory Houie Esuated in
2leai&nt-hreet with good Accommodations For fur
ther particulars, inquire Of WILLIAM COREAG,
July 2. al his lforc in Fore-frect.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
q Tie q5svr Iedfcine1 are fsr 6a1e ~
Particular affoitf,lai
Ey JOHN COE,
- oA - = ~
xy

Where DRUGS and Medicines, Of gsnu-
inc quality, kept cnnEsnsly for file, on Tic r1ca
reaicna5le terms for tAfh or credit.
- tarJ
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

~ JOsEl'H 8TLtLI.AN < SON, tender their
ehanks 20 the citizens OF Portland for their vgant
sxcryions in fsvig their property, 70 mnn entity ca
1aagered BY The flre Ian evening. Iuiy p
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

" = " ttttIEfF ~f~sF<tF
/ HCMAS CLARK, Is happy 70 IN
forr tii cufomers. thar he can now flppiy lhein
with a few more TICKETS and Quarters, in rhc Sd
Clafs Pgs1szgsa B,isge Lefso.-- lic-e;5, y. $50
Quarters, ! 80. The drawing cnuines.cas the leih
ina and the Tickets viii Giorsy be advanced 10 siI
Dollar. Taly g
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
lake Notice.

A IL ps-fons indebted 70 The fra Of EALEY &
ENERY, BY Nsfss u 1iznd 87ct Aeeo4af are
requefted to call and pay the fame, before tho
ir day Of September next otherwils all luch Notes
and accounts viii be placed IN the hands of an attor-
ney for collection. HALEY e EMERY
POr.aar JEy g. ltE1
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

yIFiE fubicriber - cby gives public ne;ice to all
II concerned, that be has been duly appointed, and
ha. taken upon hnairlt thc irs Of Airi1ifratcr On
.>the7efate Of
MICAH hIUNRoE,
laic OF Pru-rrik ia die county # Carn;-rlari, y-o-
|inan decefsd bv r:s1ar bond te law dircsts -
Il therefore re,llss an Srr7rs who inde5;ed to
ne fad sreafe,!s e.te 70 lna,. Immediate payment
RRd tao.e who have any deaar.ls the-eon ~ eEhio-
ia the Ian'r far ilttirst a a ilt.ssine aos1
y Ltte r.ve-. loll< BAN
81 Irpe - laos,
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
TO LET,

A COMPILING ROOM, in a central part Of the
town-Alfo, i,uall but convc.ient CELLAR.
Inquire of WILLIAM p. DHYJS.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

QUINCY & DIX,
HAVE jue received, in addition to their forricr
= afiortment, freh fopPIy Of FANCY AND
STABLE GOODS, which they viii Cell cheap As
ever.-Among which are
Cafes Caicoe,, neweft patterns,
DO elegant London Milleuary,
TruIk Kid Shoes
c. Diapers and Table Iinen,
An c.egant aaorunent VI R.hbon-,
Kid GiOvss, &C. &C. -
WeG-ind,a Goods and Groceries, keps
caai;an,ly for fale TE!y 3.