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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
THE BLIND HUSBAND.

A citizen of Tauris, in eaiy circumstances,
had dauShts, &c va; fond OF, but io n,iferably
deiofmed, thar nothing lef than paterna love
could reader her furpor,able. Being def Gus of
providing for her, he refolved TO marry her to a
blind man, hoping that fuch one not feeling her
detetts would not treat her 1ith contempt. The
deGgn fucceeded, and me-, who elpoufed her,
lived an'icably With his w.. A fhort time at
ter, there arrived at Taurn famous oculiA,
who had the reputation of having reftored fight
TO mulritudes of people, and the Old man was
urged to ccnlult him for his fon.in.law; TO
which advice he replied, 1" will carefully avoid
that experiment., for if the oculif fhould reAore
my fon-in-l law to fight, he will (oon reftofe me
my daughter.
What finer cafe can cafniRs f:lect for bring
ing to iaue their celebrated controversy on the
duty Of an uoiverfa Gncerity? Was it the duty
o. the old man TO Eeek the m;nlaration Of a rene.
dy, that might have rsfored his fon 10 law TO
fight isa queffion, thar might we'll exercife all
the ingenuity oflbe old the new fhool. Ca!u
ITS who pufh this Doctrine of Gnce.ity to a mott
UNREASONABLE length; who fay, that the truth
ought to be told at all times that il ought ne.
part as much knowledge 10 every mind IS II is
capable of receiving, would of courfe incu'ca,e
the propriety of "pouring .:ght upon the fight
leseye ball" But this duty would not appear
equally clear to him who, conGdering frcerity
not in the light of an abfolute. but an infru,
mental virtue, is willing to modify its applica
ton by all the circumstances of the cafe. Few
hollands are very deep cafuias; and no long IN
vefiga,ion in fuch a cafe would be ncceiiafy to
decide their choice. Exguiftely delighted as
they are with the accomplishments, and north
ed by til. faings of their wives, few Plestures
could enter the eye, offrficent magic, to charm
away the Disappointment and difgna which the
viih!e detormities of fach wife are calculated
70 produce. In this, as in too many other ca.
les, the apparent paradox Of The Poet would per.
haPs tecomc the oracle of eternal trsih:
49, /" Wbere ignorance is bljG,
It's foly 10 be qvjf."
Gray's Ode on Eton College.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
SHIP Is: NEWS:
Fort &C G!franorta.

Arrived, ech'r Rachel, captain Meal.
from Iortola, last from Porto-Rico. ia 1s
days The following vessels weretaken
and carried into Tortola previous TO his
sailing:
Ship Sally, capt. Hunt, from Bordeaux
bound 70 Philadelphia, in port lis days. d
4 Ship Piorningo, capt. Graham, from Phi-sx
ladelphia TO ST. Thomas, in pors Ga eay4D
Ship Mohawk, captain Peck, iron, Mar.
rnico, for York, in, port 81 days.
Big James Rnkcr, capt. Tusk, lrom
ditto, bound TO New Orleans, 10 port rs
days. /.
Brig Joseph, capt. Hardship, from do.
bound to New. York, in port Is days.
Brig Sally, captain Russell, from Qua.
eialoupe, bound TO York, in port IS
days.
Sel'r John, from H1aetin:co, bound to
New. York, ia port 10 DAYS.
A brig and sOhoonrrs, names unknown
(Americans.)
TIE foAozving crsseh quere at St. foArs,
Porto Rico, Nay 10:
Schooner Rhoda, William Green, mas,
ter, for Philadelphia, in gorts5 days.
Sloop Rebecca, Bigelow, from Philadel-
phia, IN por, 6 DAYS.
Brig Joseph, from Baltimore, in po,s
IA days.
sch'r Lacquer, Brown, from Charleston
for Lsg.ira.
sch'r Loyina, from Philadelphia for the
coast.
Spoke the brig Commodore Barry on
Saturday the 25.h May, in lat. %, so, NJ
long. II 10 w. from Philadelphia, bound
TO Havana.
Captain Neal, arrived this morning in
II days from Porto Rico, confirms the ac-
counts, via Boston, of the arrival in the
West. Indies of the French and Spanish
combined feet, consisting of 10 sail of the
line and ten or twelve frigares. A few
days before Captain Neal sailed. Spanish
government brig arrived at Porto-Rlco
with the information of her having sailed
1s days in company with them and left
hem to.windward Of Barbados.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
Gray's Ode on Eton College.
s. Vaudeville.

S Vaudeville.
Kmg fret,
Have iuf received and offer for Sale,
20 hhds. 1T. g ed. quality brown
SUGAR,
20 di,to Barbados MolaGes.
10 ditto 18th proof Janaica Rum,
10 hhds. Philadelphia Rye Wtifkey,
: do. N. York Lump and Loaf Sugar,
pipes Holland Gin,
1000 I5s. Green Coffee,
5000 W.T.. excellent Cheele,
20 ,caks RaiGns,
40 boxes do.
loo gallons Havana Honey,
Fsefh Teas,
Fine and coarfe SALT, &c.
700 bbls. SHAD g HERRlNGS.
May IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
LONDON PARAGRA p HS.
DREADFUL CASUALTY!

One night last week, an unfortunate man,
who was before deeply intoxicated with
liquor, gained admittance into public
house, near Cork, add having drank 40 adj
disional half pint of whiskey, SAT down BY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
June 3,
TU MS c. RAVE N,
HAS fUST RECEITED,

tie lateU iliiPoItdNiot'S, I'LL ulAs
delphia and Baltimore.
AMONG WHICH ARE
susa-6ne cloths and colour:d cambrieks;
caRimeres, Dimit'es,
Cotton calimeres, Cd eS, CambrEk
White and coloured mullins,
leans, nankeens and India, book, jaconet
fuAians, and null null, mui-
Ling and hors nan llns,
keeas, eoionaoc and croioar-
Blue dc. r.d eriped cambriok
White and coloured ditto,
marfciles, Lace,
waifcoating, 4, Lace fhawls,
"A rs, Itih lin Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Super brocaded do.
IL rs Shifting cot Englih and French fix
ton. gloves.
Irifa and Flanders fleet. Kid ditto,
ing, re MIC mitts,
Plaf.il!as, Engih ipiit fraw boa.
Bri,tanias, nets,
sleGa,, Madras and basdanna
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
hoG.ry, Baetaa,
Diar-r table closhs, Mammodie',
Napkins, Garrahs' exc %c'
Chlntz callieces and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the moi redu ced prices.
MAJ e6,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03

0eiooklng over abuudle Of old pamph.
r.. ps other day ! happened to take up
.sn0p's Political Delusion," delivered
l. = % orasion, at New.Hayen, in Septem-
:. !. lsoo. II may not be unamusing to
~, = snas wer. the profession ofsthe demo-
80. -" a. that time. In. the,is9th page he
~. ss" Democrats who best know their
| - g. ! :: profess thar a President
a. s'r Choice, would probably retain in
H. sse al men who had served faithfully. y
;f,n eSregiously have they- been deceived
|Whs sy CID not profess that which was false.
|of !. IS the federalist that hold an Office
IN. suy importance that Mr.. Jefferson had
|,Ss power to take from him. Where is
|ia;,hfe Is,al officer that has been proved un.
lem a Same page" The funding syst
|,o A. a0od be aanihllasel, as fas, as mean.
t,u';;sna,ge i, could be procured How
t;as ss,Se The idea. Under democratic Pre-
s''' 100000 dollars Of debt have been
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-19
NEW YORK, December Is.
Important Negss.

BY the ship Chatham, WATSON, from Ii
verpool, the Editors of the New York Ga.
ze.,e have received London papers and
,Lloyd's list to the 3oth Of Octaber /; and
b. tie Favorite, Pesley, from Bordeaux,
they have received French papers to tie
same dats.
Fhe importansr events detailed in these
paperswtli be found in the succeeding CO.
lumns.
1t was reported az Bordeaux on the Cd
of Nov. that Massena had defeated the
Austrians 10 Italy under the arch duke
Charles, with immense loss.
London. October rs. The following no
.tice was this day posted at.Lloyd's.
The Prussian Consul has been autho-
.risec 60 warn all masters Of Prussian ships
in this country, against entering any of the
ports of France and Holland, as thereby
their vessels might be brought into dan.
GER" See the news from Gottenbarg.]
October 20.
A Cottenburg mail arrived this morning.
I, has brought the following in con6rmasi.
on Of formeE adyises
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-19
HENRY HILL Juns
(F.l

(f.J
consfaate.ef The United States Of sGmerssa,
Island Of Cttba.
BY this public instrument Of protest be it
know Unto all whom the same shall, deth or
may concern, that on the day of the date
hereof personally appeared before me, Ja-
cob Paiddrick. citizen Of the United
States, born in the county of Camden, state
of North Carolina, late mate of the schr.
Mary of Camden aforesaid, Stephen
Charles. master; also John Davis and Jer.
rmiah Greaves, both citizens of the Unit-
ed States, and late marinsrs on board
Of said schooner. who being severally duly.
sworn on the'holy evangelists OF Almighty
God, did depose and say, that they sailed
from jamaica on board of said schooner
bound for Charleston, South Carolina, and
while lawfully and peaceably pursuing their
said voyage on iboard'said vessel, with a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-19
HENRY PALMER.

NATHL. HOUSTON.
In testimony whereof have hereun.
to set nv handand affixed nv consus
.iarseal this ewentie,h day of Aug. in
the wear of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and five, OF the indie
pence Of the United States the shir-
tieih.
Sigaed,
HENRY HILL, Jun.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-19

! cargo consisting ST 50 punoheons Of rum
and Gve hogsheads Of molasses, the prep
erly Of citizens Of the United States, they,
together with said vessel and cargo, on tue
asd dav Of May aforesaid, were captured
by fslucca privatecr under French colors'
one Pani commander, who took possession
Of said vessel and cargo and brought ter
TO anchor the same day near cape Antonio-
Tha, the aforesaid Stephea Charles, mas
ter of said schooner Mary, was forclbly
taken out OF his said vessl and put on board
an American vessel bound TO Charleston;
that these Opponents after reaaainining slx
sr.seven days on board said schooner, du-
ring which she continued at anchor, were
forcibly taken out Of said vessel and put ON
shore a, cape Antonio, without any susie.
nance or means of obtaining il, aud told
to stay there and die, or go where they
pleased; that they found several fishermen
near fireplace aforesaid, rho0pitying tseir
distressed situation, Hospitality supplied
them with provisions, during six or seven
days, at the expiration of which time An.
selma Henrique, who had canoe and was
fishing on the coast, MasPrevailed upon at
the instance Of these deponents TO bring
them TO this city of Havanna, on condition
of their giving him their cloathing witch
they, these deponents, were obliged to DO.
That the said Anselmo Henriqns having
received their .cloa,hing, took them on
board his canoe and proceeded with them
another way hither far as the,port Of Ca
vanos, the commaadant of which port
could MOI suffer Them to,preceed farther in
said canoe, declaring them to be English
men and spies, and placed them in the
stocks as prisoners and kept them there a.
bout fourteen hours when they were liberia
ted and suffered toproceed TO this place BY
land with the sad Anselmo Henrique,
when they ARR, ed this day.
AID there upon the said dePonents in
behalf Of themselves, the said Stephen
Charles and all others concerned in said
schooner and cargo, do by these presents
most publicly and-solemnly protest and
require Of nae to protest. Wherefore- at
the request aforesaid, 4 the said consul, do
protes, as well against the commander, cfa.
GERS, and crew of the said ,felucca prlyateer
1.-THE name of which is at presentunknown)
Paul, commander, and all Others whom il
may concern, for the illegal capture Of the
said schooner Mary and cargo, and the
treatmen, the said master Stephen Charles
and they the said several Opponents, ex.
n
and hardships they encountered in con-
sequence thereof, and for all damages,
losses, costs and charges attending the
same
Thus. done and protested at the said city
OF HAVANA. i
(signed
Jacob Paidd,ick, i
jain Davis, Il
jeremiah Graves.
!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-19
Tacob Paidd,ick,
John DaUis,
jeremiah GraUes.

In testimony whereof the said dspo-
'nents have hereunto subscribed
their names, and I, the said con-
sui have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my consular seal, the
fourteenth day OF June, in the
year of our lord one thousand
eight hundred and FIVE, and the
independence of this Unired
State heswenty ninth.
(Sisned)
Henry Eli, jnn.
TO BE CONTINUED
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
HEBRON ACADENT.
aH1a1inI alaaiii -


THE public, and friends Of Literature inPartieular'
arc respectfully informed-That according 10 2
vote Of the 1ruNees Of Hebron Academy at their meet
ing July 1905 students will be admitted at iaid a
codemy, Oh the r.t Monday of September next; where
they viii be nRruc}ed in different branches ot Llera-
rute, at the moderate expenle Of 95 cents week Tor
each Student and about doNar % cents week Tor
board. PunQual payment will be expected, and 1T
lie advance money wihed for.
Young Gentlcmen,an Ladies, who with to improve
their minds il the pleaiant paths Of cience by attend
ing this academy may expect every attention confident
with the infant fate the nGtuton.
JOHN TRIP, Secy.
F.Eyor, eg!r 5ISO5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

TosIAH LITTLE. agent for thePJeb-
J j:ot Proprietors, Will attend at the houle Of Mr.
James Chadwick, innholder in Portland, on the lai'
"Wednesday Of December next, and hkewite for iour-
teen days previous that tme Sundays excepted ieT
the purpole Of receiving Of thoie who we're on me
undivided lands Of faid pruprietors The 29th day
Of June l798 the fums of money, which the Commit
Goners reported or awarded them TO pay, and to ex-
ecute deeds, agreeable to relolve pasd iaid 29th
dav Of June 1903. Juiy y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
DAY & ILSLEY,

Have tsr SAX,
70 caf,s Philadelphia Powder,
- Guns and Bay0nets,
IS Chaldrons Of Coal,
1900 WI. Bacon, put up in fiPPing 0rdsr.
No & Pork,
Bbls Roiin-Cails Rice,
25 boxes Spernaceti Candles,
Boxes Mould and Dip5 Talinw do.
Chefs Of FIylon, Hylon-lkn, Souchong and 30
hea Tea,
Philadelphia Leaf Sugar, by the caGl or lel' guam
uty,
200 Hhds Liverpool Salt,
10 Pipes French Brandy.
.Alio, general a1ortnent Of
Nr5f-h7d;a Go5b and Gr9ccris5,
which they viii fell on the lowe} terms for cath or
approved credit. fNTe %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

ITO be Sold, by WILLIAM H. FOSTER, at cs'S1"9 m
4 Correr, new warranted Chaiie and harness =
tbe pewcR faniou, ard of thabet Enghih iUrhl'ulG
,yIoh viii be fold very cheap tor caih Any PeIIcn
yan,ing chaile that viii DO him goon ieryce' VIII
not value the time to call and iatisty hmieII a 'o
price and qaalitye has likewiie for tale thoroug'
It (econd hand Chaife without barneis, very cheap
Tuly 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Medicines and Groceries.
IuR received, and now opening for lale, by
HENRY T. DUPEE,

A Is Store F9re-Strfe', bezfsf L7gra5znI W5a!f
a FRESH aTo-tment 81 DRUGS G- MEDICINES,
which with hs former tock forms . complete
2dortmelt in that line
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS of various kiads--
Medicine Chefs, Cor lhips and families, prepared at
a. prices ALSO,
London Particular Madeira, Lilbon, Sherry, and
Porl VINES Claret Vine per groce or dozen-Hoi-
land Gin-Old Jamaica Spirirs-Efcnce of Punch
Creme da Noyall-Broun Stout and Beer, per barrel
Burtons Ale.
EEence Of Spruce, Of the frG quality, with direc-
lions for zach jug, put up iuitable for the Wetrdia
market June ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

THE fubfcribcr hereby gives public notice 70 aloon-
1 cerned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himclf the tru Of Executor OF the 1It
will and te(lament of DONALD ROSS, late otSWty ~
the county Of Hancock, merchant, decsaied py sly-
ing bond as thelaw directs: He therefore reqGeit'
,I nerfons who are Indebted to fad decealeds eitate
70 make immediate payments and thofe who have
anv demands thereon, to exhibit the fame for lette-
nent, DANlD NNDO'
CoaidjgoroagJ, 'ffua. 10, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
lLANUFACTORr.


GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
Fig5-S!reei, FIR dosrl 4'eyt I6siz- B44i,
. EfPeGfuy informs he friends an the public that
~ he ha, received from Boron, - additial afort-
Hlent Of
Rib fr1Uflry and E-7cr /rfirI5.
Among which Area variety Of Cor,l Beeds, and an
elegant alortmcnt Of Finger and Ear Rings.
Fc makes Table ard Tea Spoons, Of anv pattern
wi.hed For-StOne Knoos--Sarrauted Gold Necklaces,
&c with Other articles, a. cheap be purchalcd
u town or sllewhere.
~ Cath given for Old Ce,d aud Silver. S5flas 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Joshua Richardson,

Ns. ?, L0qr-Wb1yf, Has Jar SAX,
100 do no. & Beef,
$50 do Nos 2 & 8 do.
100 half bbls mels do.
80 bbs. No. ! Pork,
1000 cyTt. Bacon j cgs,
50 boxes Mould Candles,
90 90 ssle: csls: CIarst Wine,
8 pipes Gin, : Ea:itlsIN n DsI:a.E'E
l4O Gin Cafes,
pipes Cogniac BRANDY,
ALSO,
Souchong and Hylon-Skin Tea, fuperiOr quality
Ravens Duck,
Tar, Pitch, RoGa, Spirits Turpontine,
Bags India Sugar,
Malaga and Sherry Wines, per Or cals,
Boxes No. &, 3 Chocolate,
IIhds. Molalcs-N T. Rum. efla: 75.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
DExTER's RHEUMATIC Pills

Por the cure Of Rhcumatifn, Rheumatic Cout, and
Bilious Dilorders
HAVE, by much experience, been found valu-
able and eilcacious Medicine and are recommended
70 the public, as an cfettual remedy to counterai
the dangerous effects Of common Cold, on the fy(tem
TO remove o5ltru9ed perlpirable matter, and acrd
and corrohve Humours, which caufc Rheumatiln
Rheumatic Gout, Pains and Swelnrs il the Joints
and Lrnb'-Cough, Afhrna, &c They are alfo par
tculary iervicabe ia removing Bilious and other OBJ
lructlons from the Stomach and Bowels w are an ex-
celent Medicine TO obviate check bilious or vel
low Fever at its commencement BY powerfully ex-
Peihng bilious morbid, and putrelcert obRruJtions
through the cutaneous pores They remove windy
oPpreihons and chocy pains in the Gomach and bow
els-eruPtions from the face and flin-fweeten and
purify the blood, and quicken its crculation-pro-
cure f1veetnefs of the breath and good appetite
by strengthening the diGcGive facultes-NIanv aida
wits might be produced, ihewng the uperior efficacy
OF the above pills-but, the character which they
have or may acquire the beG criterion bv which the
public can Judge, they omtted-Pyic- 2E3 ter Jox
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Crockery and Glals Ware.

C7ockery and Gla!s Ware.
1r ,y 6l,5-p tBs hEli7. Fire and lEari4e lgIprRaes
Company, FI5b-S-ysrl,
ROBERT CROSS,
X Y A5 rcaciyed by the Eliza and Eunice' large and
Il1ndT1me aiiortment Of WARE;
blue Printed Painted, China Glazed, and
Enameled Ware,
Cream colored Ware,
s Crates Blue and Green cdg 1 Plates,
4 do do. TwAers.
do do. Mullins,
s DO. Oval Dilhes,
l5 do a2orted Caps asd Saucers,
do. Juggs,
90. Mugs,
80 crates AGorted Ware,
] 2 hhds do.
20 boxes Chna, 40 pieces in each
8 Crates Ga., Ware.
~ Country traders may be fuPpEed By the Crate
e. Package 1t the lhorteh notice.
Portland, Jply .. (op
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

q O4umg 10 an rrrsr in The JollosUiag ad-
z,erfis1nent If Lands, 7vbicb 7uaS 10 be said On
tbs I'd day5 July int. the Sale tberegfH fsf-
b0qed to the Third day gf September ne1t.
NroTICEis hereby given to the nonreGdent pro-
~ Drietcrs, and owners Of the following OTIS and
right, Of land ia Baldwin, in the county Of Cumoer'
thar they arc axed for year Sc4' ID eil COM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
PATENT MEDICLNES.

IMPROVED IAUNDICE BTTTERS, or the Grand
Anti-Dious Corrective-Preparedby David Denni
fon, al ais Dlpenlary, No. 23l, Oxford Road, Lon
don. Under the patronage Of the frh Phyhclans IN
Europe and America.
IT HIS preparation combines all the good qualities Of
every medicine Of the kind ever offered TO the
public; the botasca characters of the ingredients, OF
which is IS competed, has long attracted the notice Of
the faculty and under various formulas unequIvOcaly
received the undivided ianction of luccesfu expert
mentlt is greatly anticeptc and particularly eifec-
tual in correcting and preventing the putrdty Of bile
il has 2llo been employed with great uccels, in very
dangerous epidemic fevers 1t not only cle2nies the
Prima viz, but likewie gently warns the habit and
quckens circulation, particularly ervicabe in hab-
iaal cotveneis, in cafes of phegmatic temperament
and Sdentary life, when the Romach is opprehed ard
weakened This elegant bitter may be luccelsfuty aP-
piled to anwsr almoG every Purpole, particularly in
lois Of appetite hea the Esmach is foul and dorder-
ed by irregularities ts fecret;9ns are gently promo
ted, and plentiful perfprziion produced IN com
plants Of th: aundice this remedy is >Qua'ed inc
itomach is fortified and nraDgthened, ana ogeiion
edectIaly promoted luch medicine is uleful a, al
icalons but particularly in the ipring, by removing
1hoie leePy melancholy lenlatons 70 unpealant the
patient the natural consequences Of the approach Of
warm weather, upon bioas habits-P,ise g. PR Bax
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
wHEAToNs JAUNDIcE BrrERs.

THE iuceefsful effects Of which have been fully e1-
Perlenced' IN correcting and carrying off jaundicy
and bilious matter from the tomach and the fame
time strengthening the omach incrcafng the appetite
and removing the linking, faint, dtreAed feeling and
the heepy dull heavneis retoring aIio, Rrengh to
the weak and trembling limbs removing the yellow
neIs OF c0untcnance common to jauudicy and weakly
people; and ALTO the dizzines Of thehead & weaknc,
OF hight They are very uferul for lcamen take Of
len when At iea, particularly in climates, a
prcervati7e againit dilord 70 incident lch c-
mates (which are generally putrid and blious) by
moving ob!trn6tons, carrying off bile and giving
fTee circulation tO the blood Prize ~ fr, be-.
NHEAISONG ITCH OINTMENT,
\ iate and eficacious remedy for the rTCH-Prise
3rPer 5or.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

THE Gubfcrber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that fhe has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herlelf the truR Of an Admmiratri1
on the eRate of
SETH GRIFFIN, late of Durham,
IL the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, decealed, by
Giving bond as the law directs She therefore rSqueis
all perons who are indebted the faid deceaieds e.
tate, to make immediate payment and theie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
JUDITH GRIFFIN, ddnHifyatriS.
D1fe{ THly d, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
NATHANIEL, WINST Ow
Il lHng B1v j{1rlc

1''''S ~'~' . t4f %,
WAS taken up by the fubfcriber, on the ostb II.
Sad horic has ftar in his forehead. with H..
name and tail. The owner NAV have H., -.
proving property and paying cha-gcs-AppIv ~ IL
5LPh HAWEsl al SaccaraPPa. j. gsrzqVth. Jl, ].
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

To Be Sad or Leased, on reasonable terms,
Very commodious two ftory Dwelling HOUSE
n next below Mr. Rufus Wafhburn's, IN Elm-freet
INQUIRE at ISAAC PARKERs Once
Portland, July 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Fashionable HAS.

FaIhI0nable Has,
John LORD, has iuf received, and now
y offers for fale, handfcme aEo-tment of Tnrii1b
and American Hats, and Hatters Trimmings. ar ~,
ifeP II FsrssSrrc, nezt door to Cross & AIartins
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
BY JOHN COE,
I(lNLNO.

A Pair Of sPFCTACLES, with flver bows and
! fPrirs'. The owner may have the fame, by pro-
wing Propertyand paying charges. Inquire at the
Gazette-ct4c-' Jr!y 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
AARON FITZ,
1Ias for fale, CHEAP TOR CASH,

{; new elegant Moggadoor ChaiCe,
fIl 1,l7+edOne has fword cafe body, the late faf-
ion with harneHes plated warranted to be made d
the belt materials. July 9.