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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Hos utsivr4 BY The late arrivals al tkgaat 9f
lsrfmeat Of
G. 0 O d S,

-AMOEG WhiSH AXE
London iuperGne Cloths Corded Casnoricks,
and Csaimeres, Lssc DO.
Benefits patent Cords, Rich Colorado ard Il
Do, Waiaceatlags, CURED LULA Musins
silks, Molelsins, Flo. India and B,itlA Book
zen,tnss, doa
Imperial, cloddcd and Lace Caps & Handler
white Marfeillss, chiefs,
To;linet,s, Snandovns, Extra Silk Gloves,
Flannels, rofe Blankets, fic Mic Milts.
Coannes. Paips, Silk Cord aad Buttons.
Kerfeys, Halilhicks, Cambuck buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worsted, Artificial Flowers ana
Co,ton and SiIkf1s. Wfcaths,
Gerv. Oarich Feathers,
Trim s. Flanders Sheer. ITALIAN Mapsaus,
mos. [ Fine India PerGanas
Irib Linens, Baf,a,, Manoodies,
sh;,,,oo ,,o,,eo. Dowlafs, Ticklenburg,
long lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. &c.
Dimities, Cambrick do. -.
ar lie daily ex1eas an additional
sHortnsat o FALL GOODS.
Oa. II. o.I.
az A few Copies of the American
Gardiner, for lale by Robert Gray IN
King-freets
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
H0ssfe and Lot for Sale.

: WISH to fell. my BRICK HOUSE and
LOTT, on King Street, between Pitt and ,d
g, Alaph grset-Dry Goods will be taken IN
oayment. As the fituation is csntricAl, and the
houle nearly new, and faficien.'to accommodate
: large family, and completely 6sted up tor a
8orc in fror,, with other convenient houies back
Think il needless to Gay more, becaule whoever
NAV win to purchafe will fee and judgs for them
Gives IF NOT fold in a few days, will tent
faiS property for oae or more years as can De a
greed on. ,,,.,. 71.uo,
October II. Law
Printing. in its various branches, hana'
.or,elp executed at this Offices
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY,, sth of November next, will
be Sold ar the Vendue-Store, tor cath,
a valuable MuIatto Woman,
15oxt II rtars of age.
Sh: will be fold Tor til: term OF 1 8 years. from
the 9Th Of June laf. She is an excellent aoufe
iervant and woman of good character.
P. G. Marfeller.
October IS. d,f
BUENOS-AYRES HIDES
FOR SALE.
ME have jGa received SIS large HIDES,
w which will &c fold low for cath or (hors
credit AJo,
a few tierces of RICE and hbls. of PORK.
Hewes g MilIer.
Ohossr -.
Vaudeville and Janaedon,
OFFER FOR SALE,
Fer cah, Ptoduqe, or sn he dual Credit
A cENEsAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS g GROCERIES,,
QenGaing Of
Mufcovado Sugars, of:various qua
lities..
Philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf and Lamp
ditto.
/ &C. : S.' IN. and In ''''. ...
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family ufe,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Cogniac and Bordeaux do.
Holland and Country Geneva, :.
70 tzrrels arong and fine favored Rye WhIs.
key.
Madeira, !
Sherry,
Old Old Port, WINES.
Malaga, and
TeRerife
30 cafes St. Eaaph Mcdoc Claret, !.
4 butt old 4th proof Iufh WhtaeY,
A few. hoglcsds Of choice MolsGes,
'TcnnefIee and Georgia Cotton.
Gunpowder, rrAc
1 ,mPe.'a'' Very 'csrefuliy teleSaed
uc from the Oct cargoes for
ea oans n''' country trade and family
Hyfon-9in, and 49,
Bohea
Green Coffee, Raar' Barley, Rice, Starch,
Fig. blue, Soap, Mpsa1d, Rappee and Scotch
SnuG.
SPICES ;men,o, Pepper, Cloves Cafia,
Nhtmegs and Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
Hobart and Oleabs Indigo, Nader, Cop.
peras, Alum and Bfinfone.
PATENT Shot, agorted, from BIB to Ne. g.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap.
ping Paper, Dcmijohns, Resnsd Salt Pelre,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Bfitilh Gunpowder Of various fizes,
&c. &c.
0aober 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
THE SUBSCRIBER,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE,

TILE SIIR
~ 1850 EXTENSIVELY srnpE.
AZ HAo
King afar .Wa(h'ngton Street,
HA, JUSE RECEIVED .,.
FROM PHILAOELPdld,S &C. CCs
= SUPPLY or
5000 lbs green coffee, :, 81, 49,
~ nn Ya,t p, and Ph.d eI loaf and iaas
fuasrs
Old 4:h proof Jsnaic. Spirits,
70. "a anu = P'ooi ''-
Holland gin,
New England run,
Choice old Naac6a'
Shesry, 49,,
LliS0n, WINES,
Malaga and
POI, ' J
CiA,ss IN Gales
20 noses 'ls a H'u,ea'ei 'A'n'S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
mo. 1887.
JAMES. r. RIDDLE,
Has refaoed large aqht,ea to his tormt, jab.
Ply Of :,
FALL & WINTER GOODS:

+ AMONG WHICH ARE-
q IPERFiNE srd RuAla fhsetieg,
NJ London cloths White and browa Pla,
do. do. caiimeres tillss
Blue, drab, brown and TicGIeaburgs & Hefi-
s. grey fecond cloths ana
Bennc.'s patent cord ~ and rs ehin,zes
do. do. do. L W priced csilcoes
vsRing Furnituge dc.
Turkey & Swanfaown White and hia,k can.
d.. britk moflns
Fancy cords, velyefs & Cennrerfanss and table
thilkfcts Cloths
Fine ga 90. I.iren and cotton fhsek
5ombazets, Wildberes. White. blue. AID pink
l. and GEran0 iafeenets
Silk, cotton, worried Camels'' hair
and lanes.wocl hol- Cgmbric ard cotton
+. cry fhawis
Full'd bookings Madras, fix, and 70.
do. gloves and caps mai handke'chiets
Yarn & knit fockines Lacics Gk aud Yosk
Scarlet cloaks tan gives s
Wool and cotton cards Gentlcmeps do. & Bca.
: cafes ~ & 7ss Itih yer a.
lurn Shee: thread, Writing
Creas and dowlas paper cotton & ok
,Rouans, Lsncafhie C fufrenGerl, &c. &c.
n l. S O,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
ISAAC HOvEY.
MssT,H. (CeH. ra,b. 1905.


IRON me. on Thufiday morning, the 9TH
L ina. my Indicated Dutch Boy. HEMAR.
MAS WEOEMEYER. COMMONLY known in
this town by the name OF MARNAs--Wn born
in Amterdam, is in his Sixteenth year and
fnall tor hi, age. lieh, complexion, bloc eyes.
very ihort light brown hair, long eye-lafhes.
Mort noic, iome final. pitts Of the ta.all. .pox on
it. he fpesks tolesable Eosilh. had on when
h; went away London brown broadcloth fl,ort
coat. datk olive paataloons, a green Beaver
fmsll round hN. aad a pair OF ii,oes almoR new.
Whoever si!l fecue him, 70 that I may get hin
again, or return him TO me. ihlll be rewarded
tor their tfosbc. aud receive the thanlss of
their H'ble Serv't,
BENZ AMIN FRY.
-. All matters OF venrl, and other per-
fons. arc forbid harborias, employing, OF
carrying hin away, under penalty Of the Law.
u. II.
Newport. Nov. Isth. I8o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

We have before obfspcd, that this fecoud
letter Of MIR. rurner, does nor contain f5gIs
Particle ot evioence, 10 !upport OF the charge
which he bxought forward 10 his 6ra. We
will now proceed 20 noiice IN unwarry expsef.
lion in his iecood letter. which pretty clearly
point, out the kind of evidence upon which hi,
charges sgaina Mr.. Jsffesion ref. For he icils
US in this iecond letter. that il was sot his in
tcatioa 20 have his 6sa pub!i(h-d. bar iha, he
iatended his aazs ihould have bcen made .afc Of
in iuppou OF .Ae charges his letter coaisnrd.
Nov, what aa n,nta mao Mr.. Tasaer
makes himle,f our 10 be.--Hox obvious
it Is. tina, If M. Tstnei's buaglins tsiend
AZ B,aos, iaaead OF pablilhiss his letter.
hid pubiiih-d the taltehoods which cantaia-
cd, and yivea Mr. Turasr's naxr in evidence
OF their truth. every pcrfon would have foo-
p,fed. that Mr.. Turuer was teJssaiy acquainI-
ed with what his Bokon friend had aaer,ed. But
goilY a;eIy for thc caui: Ut virtue, and iuno-
csnce, the litter ilfslf ~ss publihed ); by res-
ION of which. /, has face appeared. thar the
au,hor was wholly ienossnt OF ihe ,tru,h'os Its
conteu,s.-By eonu.ttiag this circumttance
With M. Turners oH'r 70 acqlsint = gentle
mau" win the name OF BIZ authors. it is sppa-
rent that rhofe authors are as likely 10 have
de,i.si tbei, iafcrmation from men ofage and
and refpeSibiliry," az Mr.. Turnsf.
What kind OF evidence is this, by which 20
coavict r,sn of impropcr or criminL conduct
II .re,ofole il has been Ryled h.ss.isy evidence
bat OF late much m,r: appsoprate tern has
acsa inveoted. It may nov be cmphsticaiy
ilyled tsSe,al evidence. 7
GrNBRAL EATON landed at HAMPTON
(Vn. ou the ncTnis 3 OF the s h iaa. and pro-
caeded Immediately 10 W'ihiogton. lie came
PsG:oger ia the brig franklin isom Giolaitsr.
IL appear BY B,nspsrte's Is,e Speech Ic
the French Senase, that the A-asiaas have dc.
claIcd war assint France.
Congreh vii! meet on the I'd day of De
ceJnbcr next. The Senator's and Members o.
Congrei, from thi, State. are nov on their wsy
10 the feat OF Government.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
COMMUNICATION.
TivElTowN. Nov. II, 1906.
MEI ANCHDI ACCInNN,r

A. Mf. Jonathan Baker was buIchssine q
vefylsrse hog, Tor wi,ich Puspoie, pumber
of the neighbon hal collected % aiIh.
th. hog was hung on an oak aicf that
reaed one end in rnr chamber window. and the
other on pair Of lhesrs ereeled for the pur-
pofe. the end IN the window no, being pro-
psrly iecpred. gave way, add .s'l scsois tlse
neck and back oi Gh'ia ,phcr Holt, o. which
wound h: farv!yed oaly 4S hours /; iea,iag a
forowful widow and FIVE children TO isa,en,
bis uasim;iy death and the public kind and
benoyelent fieni.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
LsrIss, 'Srsi. iS.-rherc will be, 10 th

Lsn3an, Srp. iS.--I'hefc xiI! be, 10 ths
next csmpaign, the unexsmp'ed circanflaace OF
three EmSeror,, at the hcai Of their arm,es.
Boospartc. of cours. Be, Francis III. viii bcaG
his troops, il is faid, 90 the Geupan fdc !. the
Emperor alexander viii follow hi, troops 10
the aid OF h,s brother Of Aoi,ia. Tnus eagle
meets eagle in a coaai a, ihan which sh. y Osld
never witDefied ncre important, nor on ,he
rciuls. OF whica greater e,eau depcode5.
Gi6rulfay. O1. 1.,6.-Lelsers. from spain fiste,
thar hoftilit.e, have b;grn in l'aly. and thai a
barsle had been fought at Verona. bstwecn the
Ff:och commanded by Madhal MaHess. and the
Auiarisps.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
MeNs. Marcy e 71cvctt,
Xefpet,sully ialorm the Public.

THAT they havs opened their SCHOOL. ia
4 Clarkc-Ssseet. near W.fhiog,on Square.
latc the reidcncc of Mr.. William B,iag<,-s
Where youth will he caeeFolly ,aught Reading
esammaticsIly. Writing. Cypheriog. Geogra-
phy. Book Keeping. by GagIs and dopble sat-
~. .&c.-rhoic who may in,rut them with
their children. may depend on the ftrittcit at
'en,ion being paid to their morals and manner
Of bchavio'.--Hours Of Tuition from 9 40 II
O'clock 10 the moroios ard from 10 10 the
ahesnocn--The Eysning School from 6to 9
o'clock. For frrthcv particulars apply At ths
School. .Room.
- Th: LATIN and GarHx Languages,
vii! be taught 20 'bofe who with it.
Newport. Noy.a1I. 1907. "
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

Whether Ii. capture Of our vearl.. condrmna.
ton OF our property, and inpreiInent Of our
feanen. amount 20 vioa,ion,. on tae pat OF tie
Bnt'sh. of thar treaty, in letter OF fprit. iss
Others determine. No doubt is entertained. ia
our miai. thata perfeseraace in the condact
a,eiy adopted by the BnGliih towards the Ame-
ricsns. viii inevitably, and as fpeediiy as poai-
Die for our government TO at. produce change
IN the aae of aHiin bstween the two countries.
Bee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
81 NsE w p Q X Il,
.Wednslday, N0v. 2z, 1905.

sr The psSiesfos .fiba avetk's paf~. on
aee'.1 ef tie approaching fbarslsivmg. is sss
day earl.sr fbss sisaf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
CUSTOM HOUSEs
DF19 sf vfscbs,f, Nsv. 1
c. Wanted Immediately.

a / this Office, as an AppRENr.
"A Ics to the Printing Buiinefs, a
Smart, Active LAD, IA orig years
OF age.-a-F One from the Country
would be preferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

We fha!I a, prsf.nt paufe ia our

Z We fha!i ar prsfsnt psufe ia our remark.
and quoTauons 90 the means of defending the
conn rec Of The United S,a;es. agsina The ea-
croae b 'neou cf Great Bi,aia. Next 10 Nh.
Barlos'. argumcots 10 favor Of rhe Gqseara-
ton Of debu. and 10 M'. Msdiloo's refolusion,
apd fpccch in favor Of, Commercial r-eriftions,
Il was our plan 20 ietrodace fsmc original OF
fe!ettrd remarks upon tie fufpcsdon of ou,
c,mneteial int-rcoorie. Thefe we have omit
,sA. becaufs. 'hough we conceive il TO be the
policy Of the United States TO reAiia ard mo.
dify cur trade with Great. Britain. We DO no,
conceive it 70 be our inteses TO fofpcnd it alto
sc,her; and bscsnfe many Of the fuudarnrntal
obfervation,, Of Mr.. Madifon. are eqyai'y CO..
culs,ed to throw ligbr on this, a. well >. ~
the mssfore - vhich they were originally sp-
piied.--The following refolutions on this ve,,
iobjc;f. and the proceedings which took place ia
the Senate " 1894. it may, however. be inic
rcaing. ss veil ss uf.ful to recall 10 the conf.
defalion Of the reader.
- Isis p>rsef,.y r-col'eeted, thar koueara
tiou Of Br;sifh 'ds5n is forbidden by th: Iaa q
the ten perpetual articles Of the Bfidh treaty
Bot IL is fuppofed TO be eonairufional for Con.
grsfi. in certain cafes. 20 declare any tsray nul
and void, a inthe cafe Of shs Frsnch treaty
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
WW be S0Edat duHlon.

EOR the bcne6t Of the Uadcrwsisen, on
j. Wcdncfday. the I th day of December nex,.
The Schooner Monongahc!a Farmer, now lay
Ing at Bs,isa's Wbs,f-,bur,hen 90 and hslf
toas. four years old. with all her tackle, all
per. inveatofy, which may be feen at Ss1sff
& Jel6xa LepezJ .Auttion Room.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

I YlNG in the weasrIy part of MassSsl1.
IL conszing about one hundred aud ninc,y
acres, we'll proportisned for moving, paaarini.
and plowland. Llkewiie, sgoodT Fl snle aud
Barn. FM further particulars, aad conditions
Of iale. enqaire of she fubfcribcr ia faid Mans-
hcld.
ISAAC HOvEY.
MasFsH. {csH, ia,b. 1906.
XHTHEREAS HANNAH. wife cf nc tbs
w fuo'ct,bss. has eloped from my bed and
board aad o,her~ilc behaved hef!ris Ia an
imprudcnt and unbecomng manncr--this 10
therefore 20 forbid all pesfons tom uuaiaQ or
harboring her. on my account. as l am deter
mined TO pa, no dco,s OF her con,faaiag, after
this date.
JOHN B. INGRAHAM.
Nav. 15th. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
A LIST

9th Fortunate numbers drazvn
an the Elam RlNs Bridge
Lsttsry IN North- Ksag5tot0n,
THE FIRST CLASS.
or rhofe nun,ers 10 whi;h y, E,lr-s are an
lncxcd. are psiz, OF Two DOLL A2S. "
(h. B, The drawing of this Lottery was
Completed, on the ,3d day of Now
ember, 1859
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

Tbe public are cautioned agaisa re-
eciving three dollar Bank biiJ, purport-
Ing TO be biD Of the Burlington bank,
fgne9 S. Potter, ea5isr, and CbarIes
james, prsifdent; aJ(o fsoensy dollar biLs
Of Seiiaafe bank, Egnsd Wm Bradford,
ealGisr, and Roger BrouOn, preGdsnf J;
aifo fuc dollar biiL d ffbs Exchange bank
Of darlington, Jiynsd S. Potter, eelbier,
and Cbarles Jones, breEdem; alto bank
h2s Of any denomination, parporfing 10
be biDt Of tbe JfsJIoabank, Of Pr0vi-
denee, fgssd Hbseier Martin, prsGdsnfi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28

The PrsGdenf Of the United States
bas Dled bis ,exequafor, reeognizing
Gearye Hammskin, efq. bis Dnnib MAJ
sfy's ConfM far tbe ports of the State Of
Ne1o.fork, Ne10-Ham,birs, MaDaebu-
.ieHs, Rhode y9Snd and Connecticut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
Cw%rz IA s99

commercial towns, 10 meet and appoint
committees 10 ceIle6 information on this
iubje1, and 10 forward fatements and re-
monfrances with all PofIible difpaich to the
Secretary of State Our next Congres will
have their hands full of important bufnefs.
We carneftly with them happy ifiue out
OF approaching difficulties But we almoa
tremble for the honor and glory of our
country when we re6e6f how sr-.+ = l1rs
OF talent, integrity and American fpirit our
national councils have fuffered within thefc
few years paf. We feel fomewhat confol-
ed even in thefe deprefiiny reflections when
we behold the too long dormant fpirit Of
Federalifm routing and infuiing itelf into
the bolom Of numbers Of our countrynen,
with jealous eye. Its high time that par
ty fpirit fhould ceale to difurb our happinels.
Let i be fhewn to the world, that in the
genuine acceptation Of the word, " We are
all Federaliits, we are all Republicans
When this union fhall take place, we have
nothing to fear. Without it, we have no
thing to hopc. WIGB. Fed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

T'HE iabfcrjber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned that the has been duly apponte d and
has taken upon herfef the trsn of an adminiIratrx
the eltate of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
CRY Of wAsHINcroM, sEpr. 2c.

AT a general Court Martial Of Which
Lieut. Colonel Williams was PreIident, held
at Weft-Point on the r4th September Sos,
and continued by ajournment until the 18th
Of the fame month -
Capt Nathaniel Leonard Of the Regiment
of Artillery, was tried on the following
Charges.
LIT Charge, -UnofFicerlike conduit in
punilhing Hugh Mallin, private of Capt
Freeman'5 Company, without Court-Mar
tial, and inficing on the iaid Hugh Malhn
one hundred and fifty lafhes contrary to the
rules and articles OF war.
I'd. Charge.-Condua unbecoming an
officer and agentleman in abufing the Pre-
ident Of the United States, in the prefence
of the troops under bis command, 70 the
prejudice Of good order and military difci-
pine, viz. in ufing the following words
Damn JeferIon.
To which Charges the prifoner plead Not
GMty.
The Court taking into confederation the
whole Of the foregoing tetimony, conceive
it is but jufice TO the prifoner to declare,
that the punilhment inflicted on Mallin
which is the fpeci6cation Of the 1T Charge)
is but indie hnitely proved as to quantity,
and under the circumstances of the cafe,
fully iufihable, Especially as the number 81
fripes, (whatever it may have BEEN was ev-
idently provoked by mutinous fpirit of the
mott daring kind-and the abufe Of the
mott vile and vulgar delcriptson.-In the
opinion Of the Court Capt. Leonard's COM
mandwould have been profrated before an
outrageous folder, and himfelf liable TO the
a1a ilinaton implied in Mallin's threats If
this culprit had not been reduced 10 order.
1t is doubefs the duty Of every officer to
have the authority of Court Martial for
the puniihment Of every crime that in its
nature will admit Of the d clay incident to
the convening Of Court: but il is well
known TO all military men, that there are
cafes in which punilhment On the fpot is Of
the frf necegity, and clearly implied in
fpirit, if not in the lerter Of bfdtiaF La7v.
The cafe Of Mallin was in the opinion
OF the Court a cafe of TINS fort, and Court
Martial was at that time impoiIible 70 Be con-
vened.-
Capt. Leonard IS therefore aquirted Of the
Iis Charge in the mott honorable manner.
There does not appear to the court the
ilightef degree of evidence nor even Of
probability in fupPort Of the I'd Charge
Capt Leonard is therefore mon honora5ly
acquitted of all the charges againh him,
with every mark Of APPRECIATION in the pow
er Of the Court to bcRow.
The Colonel approves the fentence Of The
CourtMart;al and orders Capt Leonard to
relrme his fword and take command Of his
Pot- III. BURBECK, &C.! Ccm'a.
We obferve an article in the Charlenon
papers which more than any thing which
we have feen, fheWs TIE deplorabie fitua-
tion-of our commercr. a meeting Of tie
Stockholders Of the inIurance company of
thar city IS called, 10 conGder tla ex eden
Cy q ditconnapinf i1f-r4nees at prelent.
Tg7l7l Glz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

The foOwngs the fefuIt of the Court Martial appon
ted for the trial of Capt N. LEONARD, who forns
time Gnce had the command Of Fort Sumner, il this
town; and who was much efteemed as Gentleman
and Officer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
IOhn p. ThuritOn & Co.

FsYe-Jtrect,
HAVE received by the fhips Charles and Freder-
ick, from Liverpool, and offer for fae on liber-
Il terms.
lO9 Cafks Sheathing, Drawing, cod. Icd. I'D,
Sd. Cd and I'D. long drawn and fine role Nails,
$50 Boxes by s, by g, by 10, 10 by II,
10 by IA, ard 10 by Is, Crown GIafs
100 Crates Cream Coloured, and Blue, and
Green edged, enamelIed and plain Earthen
Ware, purpofely aIortcd for country ufe, and
Welt-kndia market.
500 Horn Lanthorn Lights,
Calks containing Ton, Nos. /, 2, 3, 4, 5. &
Patent Shot.
do Containing 10 doz, Pewter Plates, afIorted,
; do, Dilhes do.
do. quart and pint Bafons
do. pint Cams, full hze
II itone Iron Wire.
do. Containing 2 dor. full fize Pewter Quarts
do Pint London Pprringers
10 do quart and pint Block Tin Tea-Pots,
40 Boxes Tin Plates, aiIorted.
SO Kegs muaard.
& HAND,
100 BblS. Meis, No. |, 2, and ;, Beef,
80 half bbls. Pork.
IL Cuiks Linleed Oh.
so Boxes Spermacet Candles
40 do. Mould do.
50 do dipt do.
50 chefs Hyfon, Fyfon skin, and souchOag
Teas, Of frlt quality.
100 Bolts Ravens Duck
90. do1. bef Engi1h Shovels and SPades-No
0, |, ., and g.
EngIih Scale Beams, all fzes
700 W.T. Iron Block Bufhes.
White and Red Lead, dry, and ground in Oil,
Yellow Ochre, do. do.
Spanifh Brown in bbls.
Cafes Fresh Florence Oil
500 Quintals Codfn.
SO DO Pollock for retailing
90 Bbls. Ship Bread.
Hhds and Tierces retailing Molalses
Pipes good favored Brandy:
Sperrnaceti Oil, in bbls.
Kegs Ginger, Gin Cafes 20 boxes Chocolate,
Cailia, Nutmegs Cloves, and Pepper.
Few Cwt. Leaf Sugar, Stone Ware,
Roll Brim(tone, Saltpetre.
Cafes Long cork Claret, &e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
SIP AlcED OF STOLEN.

ERGNL The Subfcribcr. on the o2d infant, dark
red HORSE, about foHrrecn hands high with
black name and rail, with laIl nar in her forhead
tros ar ,-Whcever will aPrehend give information
Of iId horfe hall BE Handsomely rewarded for their
trsl5ie, E. & o. HtNDS,
Clt.- EE-sb.ij, Nh. soft, 1905,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

A IL persons indebted 10 the late firm OF
n CROSS s. TRASK, ither on Note or
Account are requested to pay them before
tae 10th day Of Ja nuary next, or they viii be
put il suit Portland, Dec. 9, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE lately occupied By the
L Rev. MIR. JOhnion, on Freeport corner.
For particulars apply to RALPH Cross,
Portland or 70 JAcoB JOHNSON, Freeport.
fjc-bort, ~. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

tate Al Br1g;o1 o tie county, of Cumberland, woman
dec'lcd, has ,35ea u-on himelf that trut by giving
bone1 as the Jaw air. , he therefore reqets all per-
ions wao aE ilds5.ei f4d decealed ctare to make
immediate Payrlcn,, and thofe having any demands
10 e@i.i5-t The .ane TO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

WASHINGTON, NOV. z. The depreda-
tions on our commerce have at length occa-
Goned the nretchants in lcverll of our LARGE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-16

VOU are hereby requefed by the fubfcribers, FIVE of
the members of faid Cooperation 20 notify and
wan eecng If the members of that Corporation. to
b. holden z. t1c Chamber over the Maine Fire and
Nr-i1e n{ura- 0fce, il Portland, on Saturday the
t,Ecl,y-t-G Ilr 3f December nex5, at o'clock. T. NJ
T. Z Or .hs following articles VIZ.
l. I~ CASSIE - -ls5AtJr or Chairman
2. Tease 2aiderat;on the application % Es-
ralzze and others, TO- the relinquhment Of
part y. tA- llc Turnpike route from Newhampf flire
iaa to art@nd and aa thereon they may Judge ex-
pedea..
g. 10 act on any other bufrels that r,ay come
before them, as they may think proper.
Iaac Parker,
Hugh M'Lelian,
Lec,uel Weeks,
Daniel Fucker,
VIM. Syrmes.
Purfuant 10 the foregoing application, % hereby
notify and warn the members of the Maine Turnpike
Aoeia6on,to meet the time ard place. and for the
purpoles aforementioned
JAMES D. HOPKINS. cLrt'sf Z Ma.s z1r'-
Pgrt71ad, Non. 80, 1905.