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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIZ
AiaNUP.ACTORY.

WHEAT FAN x WOVEN WIRE
AfANUFACTORY,
No. z, Byiags-sreef. four doors north Of Cyf6ffbs
Bridge, baltimore.
TXTHERE are made and sold. WHEAT.
w FANS, Hrst quality; 10 LING and other
SCREENS, for wheat, barley, hax-seed, &c. I;
hand RIDDLES and SIEVES, for coal,
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal. brick.dust,
Asx-ssed, clover seed, cookie, lime, sand, Sec. (,
SHAKES for Indian meal WIRE SAFES .
WC.|EN igIRE for windows. &c. &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(FormerI WEsr 81 ShITu.)
II. 3. A good assortment on hand.
Any OF the above articles will he delivered in
Richmond. ION short notioe) at the same prices
as at the mandatory Exclusive Of freight) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS e. SON, .
Near the BAson, Of whom the prices may be
known--who have now on hand, Wheat Fans,
Wbsaf and Lime Sleeves, and Meal Sieves, &c. of
a superior quality. e.
P. s. WIRE SIZES. and a few tons BAR
IRON on band.
18th Mo LIST. 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09

Benjamin Noyes
! ]. kuger. alias Jack
. George Birch
John Smith 2
Samuel Dalton :
Anthony Kutcas
Henry Feathers >
Henry char,pmon
Is ohm Lawson
Win. Armstrong
Szfiuet Rowson
Samuel Lloyd y
Charles Harrison
John Walker
Thomas Jones
Henry Wale,s
John Mashevay
John Reid
Frederick Rlioads
James Green
George Campbell
William Shsrrard
Richard Johnson
Joseph Wilson
Lawrence Hollande-
James Riley
JShn irish
Fraacis Bainacoat
Peter Lewis
| John Mason -
asa Thompson.
William Chojan
John Hpet
o., yT,,,,,,...
fot'c;@s'
49, r..j,it.-L
o. Z 49, r. ss 1880
p,o,'s-s -, ~
.Isracs : - : 49,,
: = i,s'son
VIM. sandiford
Wm. Jarvis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
Philip Ford (alias) Ca

Philip Ford (sias) c.
Toiiue
Thomas Simonton
John Ready
John Walsh 90
John The. Epson
George Walker
Daniel Mcrridilh
John Johnson
William Buck
John Howss
Thomas White
Samuel Lloyd
Fetcr Johnson
Daniel Johnson
John Thompson e
George Mars
George WATSON
Daniel MerTi1ith
William Flnlay
John Grant - =
Abraham Hainard
John Miller
Liz Young g
Thomas Pennock
George Welby
loi.u Robinson -
Joseph Thompson
James Fea,herstone
Elias lIuett
William Sculla
Barns M'Nutr
John Henderson r
Samuel y Spencer
Joseph Wilson
Joseph Hexis
Isaac Games -
George w. Eddy
George harrington
j John Hartford
James Gray
Thomas White ,:
Richard Dawsoa
Joseph Fiesson
Richard Reed =. :
john Bsack On Brock
John brown
Eenj- 5 Hunt
William Wilson
Jno. Rick, Jr a,ias Jne.
Benson
Joseph lIixs
Robert Coalson
Samuel Brown
Samuel Bond
Francis Lamott
Peer Harvey &
Peter Lauries or Lewis
w A.isFu Shenard
Robert Cresbie
Joseph Blake
WInan, Jarvis (aiiaa)
Jos. raliman
Cement Cohn
Peer Wilson
Isaac Gai1ss
Chsrles Low ss
Ebeuezer Turner
Gi.be,r Lewis
William Robertson
William Thompson
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09

FROM rnK caAhLEsrom oousrEA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
O. P. Finley
Adam Lvun.
March 9.
WILLIAM HARTSEORNE,

HAS FOR SALE,
49,, III bis fare, on KIkK's wharf;
CLOVER-SEED, from pIHialel.
phia and Baltimore.
Bar Iron.
Plsitrr of Paris, By shc buit.c'. 90.
: Spring Barley Alto. Barley Meal, and Slip
Cuff tor hore feed.
A Lot Of Ground, on Prince &rest. near r.n-
ny and Poweil's comes.
A Corner Lot, at Eoa's pump, on Fairfax.
RIeet.
number OF Lots, on Wi'ke's.afeet, between
PITT and ST. Aisphs.
A fmail Honi-, on Water. areet, ncar thc
corner Of Duke h,cet,
Several Grouad- Rents, well fecured, 10 amount
of l. S dollars PER annum.
To Let, On Creund-Rent, num-
Der of Lots, On Fairfax AID Woife-areets, near
the Presbyterian meeting home.
TO Rent, Houle On Duke hreet,
about two iquares eat OF the tone bridge, with
a Lot for garden, and larest one for making
brick.
A Lo,, about 80 feet front On two alleys,
near Kinks wharf. SO
Stores TO rent, On Kinks wharf-by the mouth
or year. .,.
o. He gives caH for grain, as uflal, at h.
mill, and in town .....,-
A few loads of hay will be delivered in town,
Tor ready money.
I'd month 76. eo.f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
The famous 7ACK
c @ I, u NJ B u s.


WILL aapd the enluog feafon, TO commence
w the 10Th Of March and end the Il of
September, at Arlington, mile from the Geo.
Town terry, and be let to mares at TEN DOL.
LARS tn. f.alon, bot il paid by the IL Of Al.
quit EIGHT DOLLARS will &c received in
oil and Half Dollar to the Gre: n lniurance
Twenty Dollars.
This noble animal, 10 Gze and figure hyperion,
wa. gotten by the Knight Of Malta, imported
by gen. Wilmington, bis dam by the old Royal
Gitt IA preient from the King Of Spain 70 the
general out ofihe old imported Maltsse Jennest.
Tho(e pe,fons " ho have feen Columbus admit
him to be the 6neR Jack. they have ever (een
fuce the death Of the Old Gift, whole Gze was
greater, but whof. figure was by no means equal
He poGe1es great weight, Rsength and aetivI.
~, and his mules are unequalled. Thofe peho,s
willing to pofefs that mott valuable fcck, the
Mule, are Ie9peRed to view this Jack and Judge
of his presenGons to their preference.
Paaurage gratis, but no Responsibility for acct
dent, or efcape,. !.
Thofe perfons Who fend s mares will have the
feafon gratis for the Gssb, BY paying the groom's
fee of Fifty Gents.
JOHN Ball.
Arlington, County of Alexandra,
March s, 1905. e'7s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
Extra7 from tie Port Folio Of No0sm.
bfr cd. 18oA>

WI CO A0Sf'
" N.drs. Poynseli, & Co. OF this city proPote
to put to pref, Immediately, Lord Fe,gnmoush's
Memoirs .: the Life, Writings and CorrefPon.
d-nce o. Sir WILLIAMS JorEs. This delightful
biography OF mott learned fcholar, not more
remarkable TOR the wonderful extent add variety
Of his sslens :. than TO, the confummate diligence
with which he exerc,fed, and The noble uie to
which he applied theu, will, We ventcre to pre-.
dit, be peru:ed with greater interea, than any
work of tho clafs Gnce the publication of Boz
Wells yohnfon. We have Sudied it with the
mott eager curioGly, and with continued tatr.
faction, and it is our duty to recommend il to
every polite thoiar, whs is willing to be inc'.ed
aid encouraged in the race for literary renown'
By the glorious example OF Sir WrLLIAn J'NEs,
who, in the we'll balanced words OF his elegant
Mograpber, was equally qualified to explore the
B.auyies of Nature, the works of art, the die.
-ninatioos of character, and the productions CT
cirnce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
LAND FOR SALE3

r WISH to fell fxsy or feventy ,cfes Of
/ LAND, lying Oh the r,ain turnpike road,
about two miles from the Alexandra market
hoafe on which place. there. is fquus.s log ca.
Bin. This place 10 point Of htu.tion, Is inferior
to non. on faid road it has ALTO an excellent
never falling fpring Of water. For further par.
ticula,s pleafe apply to the fnbfcriber living
near the Cameron mills.
William Turner.
January s Go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
March 9.
Millinery, &c, for Sac.
FIR NCIS Pre-.

FIR 4 " CTS re,
Takes the liberty Of informing the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandra, and its vicinity,
that he will open, on THURSDAY next, the
I7'h infant, land continue for ieveraI weeks1
in the houfe formerly occupied by MIR. Pierce,
and between Thomas Broccheus's houfe anil
Stewart and M'Knight's fore, in Fairfax.
Gsset,
A handfome aGer,nene Of
NJ I L l. I N E K =,
Lately Purchafed in Philadelphia;
CosfRing IF.
Bonnets and Caps !; together WEN a
quantity of other Fancy Articles.
Il l. so,
: Ladies' Great Goats; Gtntlemsns
Morning ng Gowns; Furr Shoes; jewellery, Of
all forts. and variety Of other artisles. The
will be fold very Low.
January Is. go 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
DsNolu}ios Of Pa,tneyjA;6.

The partnerfhip of Finley g Lynn
Is this day dfoved by mutual confens. All per.
ION, baving claims asaine the laid firm are re.
quoted TO apply for aymens to Oliver P. Finley,
who i, daly authorized to adult and lettle the
fame.
o. P. Finley
Adam Lynn.
n The hardware buinefs will DC
continued at the fame place by
o. P. Finley.
March 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
r. GRAY
P U BL &c S A |. e.

P q B L Z a l. Z.
DY virtue of two ieveral deeds Of
q uuft, to the fu5fsriber, will be expOied to
iaIe, at the Co4;e Hou(e, in the town of Alexan.
dria, on Wednesday the s7th inf. at 70 O'Clock,
As unaausdtd Sixteenth
part Of tract land, lying in spotlyIvaniaccrn.
ty, containing
Fighter, thoujand Acres,
oSsnoply called the MINE TRACT; and in.
mediateIy thereafter leseral lots in The town Of
Alexandra. lying upon Fairfax, Water, Union
and Queen treets.
James keith.
March 9. eotdf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09

-, TIz5 dey zandlmg,
From. Brig Harmony, at Lazc,e/ox's wharf,
and for fale, by
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
on faid wharf;
10 bales Beerboon gurrahs
% cheas young hyfou1
do. imperial TEAS,
half chet. do. Of ,atisn,.
hyperion quality. }
New-England Rum, in hogfhead'
andbauel,.
IS hhis. retailing Molade,
/, pipes oil proof Cognac Brandy
half nice old London particular Msie'Ea
Wine
90 boxes mould and dips. Candle,
Ilo do. brown Soap
Z, do. frefh Chocolate
70 bbls. Bottom prime Beef
20 do. do. do. Pork
8 csks winter trained Sperm
6 DO. whale IOIL.
A few bbls. brown Tanners'
4 trunks ladies' Morocco Shoes
DO. of Morocco Pocket Books, Cottca
and Morocco Sufpendefs
do. Of rack and fire Combs.
ON HAND,
A few piece: Of fra quality Rufialan bea'5(
Ravens Duck, Sewing Irvine, &c.
February rs.
-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
FOR SALE-A BargdsR.

-. FOR SALE-A Bargain.
THAT mott pleafantly G.ua,ed HOUSE and
F.; i LOT, lately occupied by Mr.. Alexander
Henderfon, Jun There is on the premifes, an
excellent garden, new liable, in lhorr every
convenience for the feGdenee Of genteel family.
For terms apply to toe fobfcri5er or the prefer.
proprietor MIR. James Rofs, OF Fredericksburg.
JAMES PATTON. ).
Nov. n. -...ss en
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
WANTS A PLACE,

WANTS A PLACE,
n YOUNG MAN who has been in buhnels
n for feveral ears as an sdiftant in Gore
writes toletable good hand, has been acruaom-
ed to keep books, and can produce very good
Recommendations. A line directed to L. S. and
left at this. Office will be duly attended to.
* March {, eo,.t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
ROBERT GRAY,
RoakElisr and Statsonsr, King Street,
alexandria, /.
EXPECTS SHORTLY TO RECEIVE,

{" Memoirs Of the Life, Writings
and Correspondence Of Sic WILLIAM JsNss, oy
Js5a s6s'e, lnow Lord Teigauoash;") we'll
tefatufe. The work will be compricd in one
volume, ostav,, and en5ellifhel with an elegant
Par.rai gr Sir William James, and Fec sim;ht
OF his hal writing. Price us. cents, bound
and lettcIel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
FOR SAT :.

FOX SALE,
A likely Mulatto Girl, about feyen-
teen years of age, and one who has
been accufomed to homework and
hurting children: For terms apply to
the Printer.
February 20. eo7t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
Clover. Seed for Sale.

The lubferiber has jult received, a
quantity Of f,.@ Ciev-, Seed, Of hyperion qua
hty-znd has On hand,
Azay3r.meN
India Mullins. and German Linens,
Groceries, &c.
JoI<ph Smith.
March s. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09

Princeton. Decade, Is, 1904.
THIS is 70 certify, that the Faculty Of the
College Of New JerGy; having examined, Of the
C!atics pubhlh:d by MeGIs. William Poyntell
and Co, the works of Horace, VHsA, Cafar,
and SalluR, have found them mnch more elegan.
in the typographical execution, and more correct
than the London editions ulua.ly Ssnded in the
United States, and particularly tkan the editions
of 1909 with which, principally, they have
been compared. And the Faculty, happy at
fee,ng iuch neat, and accurate fPecimen OF A.
m:rican arts, do cheerfully recommend Mears.
Poynt,ll and Co.'S edition Of the Clafics above.
mentioned, to the colleges and fchools in the T.
nited States.
Samuel 5. Smfb, Preiient ,,aOd Pro.
feGor OF Bellies Lettres and Moral
Philoiophy.
5sbx Maekas, Protector Of Natural
Philoiophy and Chenify.I
W,afam Tbsm/es, Profefor Of Langua.
Ges.
=. KtnpsKslssl, Protector o. Theology.
Isdrt4u Hsxfe,, ProfefIor Of Mashe-
masics and Autonomy.
~g~ s1 Ety. S'~' ra's.''
Certificate tom the Right Rev. Doctor Moore,
Bihop Of the Epifcopal Churches Of the tate
of New.York, and Prefdent of Columbia
College.
An edition of the works Of Virgil, Horace.
and Sallu&, together with CSfar's Commenta !
res Of the Gallo War. printed by Mefrs. Poynt.
ell and c.. in Philadelphis, having been fubnis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
For Sale or Rent,

TUT OO1t1 OF INtTO,
Three lots in the town of Colchefcr.
On one there is good dwelling. heufe, with
kitchen under it, a meat honie, we'll inclofed
garden with fpring Of good water 10 it the
teeond is grs's LOT adjoining the aoone aeicrib.
ed with fable upon it. And the third is a
water lot with Houfe and good F;hery
on it. From the healthinefs of thi. agreeable
of the Gtuation and cheapnefs of wood it may be
defrable bargain. Immediate pofscssioir may
oe had. Fer terms apply to.
DAVID WILSON SCOTT, Alexandria,
or to WILLIAM DOWNMAN, Iv.
ing two miles from Colcheaer.
January "a. 2aw5w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
THE PRIZE RAM.

HE premium Of FORTY DOLL AIRS, ad.
l.. verified two years Gnce tor the Gnett AN
LAMs, of one year old to be lhewn 10 tbe: FIRING
Of 1905, will be sd;ndged to the noR de!e,ylng
candidate on Tuefday the goth April, If fair, il
not the next fair day) at ArIing,o~, (formsry
called Mount Wslhington), the eits.e Of Mr..
Custi,, at which time ,he ihe~ will take place
after the nanner exprsiIed in the former adver
;ilemcnt.
John Bal, Manager.
Arlington, County OF Alex. 80,
andria, March 1, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
Cd 70 ii. INFECTION Of tie Faculty Of co'anbia

-. - - =. Z
ID u the INFECTION Of tie Faculty Of co!unbia
College in New York,
Re/sivel,
Taa, in tn: opinion Of this board, the above
mentioned books are neatly &accurately printed,
and are hereby recommended accordingly.
BY order of tn: Board.
BENJAMIN Mookr, Pfefaento
New. York, Jan. Z. 1895. ~
r. GRAY
fIas already received from the clalie Pte6,
Virgil, C9iar, and S0IIY't,~
'ufum Dephini. and will be regularly fuPp'ed
with part Of all its productions, which will be
fold by him at the Philadelphia prices, and Ii.
beral difcouns to .hofe who purchafe to fell
again..
X. C. has on hand an ex;enGvea(-
ior.mens of BOOKS ADD STATIONARY,
blank books of every Description Oou0d in the
moa elegant manner.
Feb s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09

THE above mentioned books are all well
bound, mere correct and more beautifully printed
than the London editions, as will appear from
she annexed certificates. Ovid in ulum Delphi
nj, Murphy's Lucian, Hu,chinfon's xenophon'
Leuiden's Creek & Latin TeRanent, & Clarke's
Homer, are now in progrefs.
The prcprietors Of the ClaGic PRES, having
fabmitsed to our nfpseeion fuch OF their editions
of the Ctalic, as they have already Publhsd'
viz. Virgil, Horace, CSlar, aud Salldtt we
having examined them &C Gar as our avocations
would permit, in the few days sace their pnbii-
cation, DO not heGtate to recommend them as
preferable TO any foreign editions intended tor
the uGe of Schools, which have fallen under our
notice. y +.
John Axl,eqs,, .. D. Vice. ProVott
of the UpiverGty Of Penafy !van'a.
James D9vi4Jss, Protection, Of Huma.
nifty 10 the Unworthy Of PenhIylva.
MIA.
.Tamt, A6trerom5i., A. M. one Of the
Afiftant Minites OF Chtih Church
T. and St. Peters, and Principal OF the
Philadelphia Academy.
A&te! Green, D. 3. PsRor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, Ph,la
delphia.
Bt4;amin Smith Ba-tsr, M. ..
Malhe7v Carey.
Ttsna, Da6hn,
William P. Fa,ranS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
March 6.
FOR SALE,


On bca-I the fci,ooncr Harriet at Harper's
Wharf,
New England Rum,
Retailing Molaiics,
2 ripes Holland Gin,
TO- tcarth proof Ccsnac Brandy,
purehcon fourth proof Jamaica Rum,
8 .i.roes ,uG barrels Clover Seed,
hoxes Cheesr,
Z bae. Now Ssnnss,
/ do Csupuny Gu:raha,
40. Manoodys,
do. Coashs,
so |ic'es Ch,n'z,
zoo do. Giila Hsndkerch:cts,
csf; Pertain Silks,
J do. 6ne and coarfe Fa.s,
Ladies Morocco Shoes,
Mems coass: ard inr G,oes.
10 barrels meis No. and I Beef.
Apply to Capt. w. Davis on board, OF to
La5craton s. fowle.
For Freight or Ga'ter,
.&-- To Europe or the Wet Indies,
ES& The BRIG
1 4 g T | V F,
5. Lev EkING, MAs-ER--is now ready to res
ceive cargo. s...
apply as ABOVE.
Mach H.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
LATELY PUBLISHED.
III ibe LleDEe PRES"

n fbf LI9Vf FTyJ,
By WILLIAM PoyNTELL and Go.
Virgil, I
Horace,
Casjar, in ui,lm Delphini.
SaIhR,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
G93I D m3tratic Scrtm-Ert1.

The following paragraph is found in the
Political observatory of the 9TH of SePtem-
Der -
Il has frequently been aTtrted by the
Federaits, that great majority Of the men
Of property and talents in the Union, be
long to their party. This adertion, though
from a very corrupt iource, may have been,
in part, true. With refpe6 to men of pro
Perty, they have, perhaps, poheAtd iupe
riority over Republicans and with relpe6t
alfo to men who arr eminent for fcholafic
erudition, for an acquaintance with ancient
manners and cuitoms, and the nature OF
European governments, and who polcfs
fuch talents as are acquired qgbshy BY ltudy
and contemplation in the clolct, fuperiori-
ty is cheerfuly allowed them. But while
we admit, 70 far, the truth Of their after
ton, We donot, hkewilt, admit the correct
nets Of the arguments they deduce from it
Becaufe men Of their parry have mere pro
perty or greater learning than republicans
can boaG OF, il does not follow, as they urge,
that their principles arc more corre4. Or
the contrary, = more natural concluion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
G9arritn.

In Newton IL IN. " Mr. John Paris, Merchant
Barber, and pupil to the celebrated Decorator Of
Heads, jR. .. II. to the enchanting and irreGftaby
tacnating Nlifs Catharne Sanford, all Of New York
II Danvers, tie Rev William Black, Of Safbury, to
Mhs Mary Wadlworth, eldet daughter Of the Rev
Mr.. Wadlworth, Of the former place.
In Salem, MIR. Jonathan Harradan, to Mls Sally
Henhe4d.
In Charlehown, Mr.. William W Oliver, of Salem.
to Nlils sally Gardner.
N Norton, Mr.. Nelztah Everett, Attorney at
Law, 70 Nliis Nancy Shaw.
AT Windham, by Paul Little, Efq. Mr., Robert
Hutton Of this town, TO Mrs Eunice Bartlett, Of Fall
mouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
snip nrlps.

1Fo~{1y-arrived ich Active, Merrill, Pr days
from Martinco, Spoke. at. 4O, lon. 66, 5, ich.
Jane Rutt, from Salem, for Martneco, n days ont,
he hiP Fair American, Farley. with $50 German
PaHengcIs, from Amftcrlam, has arrived PhiIadel
phia.
An american Cchoouer, name unknown, has lately.
been towed into Bermuda, diimaited.
The Am, fhip Columbia Capt. Bugbv, from Pc
nobcot, arrived AZ Halifax, N. s. the 10th Oct
ihe was bound ~ Liverpool bur having fprung leak
was obliged to pu; into HaIifaz.to repair.
N-7c-7-ni O7.3I Arrived flip Plato, Stevens, KS
Wlca1et, % DAYS from Liverpool Sailed il lhiP-
Damwalcotta, Dockendorf, for BrltoL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
Dim,

IN this town, Saturday evening ial, Mr.. Wiiiia,7
Waits, aged AZ, ion Of Col John Waite-His funeral
VII be this afternoon, at three clock which bis
friends and relations arc invited to attend.
AT Brunlwick Mr. Edward Pool, aged 29-late or
Newhaven, Conn.
In Roxbury, Mr.. Samuel Warren, Et. 60.
In Pfwich, MIR. James Smith innhoder, Of Line
brook, H2t &c.
In Salem, Mrs. Sufannnah, wife of Capt III. Rvee,
Ht 5s,
n Cambridge, yeherday, Will am Walton, jun. 4. r
4Ft. 20.
In Bolsn Dr. Marting Howe, 1T 3s. proprietor
Of the Galvanic Machine Mr.. Jonathan Wheeler
Ht G2-Mrs. Dobby, the wife Of Nr. JoGah Sted-
man, 1T. 23--Nr5 Sarah Fanam, IEt. 90, former
" Of Connecticut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

~ While we tender cur acknowledgements to eur
advertHag friends, qg17 earneity reque(t all ,hole
who rlay with to have their Aav7t.j-ntzts pubIhed
in the Gazette 10 forward them before S o'clock On
Saturday, evening otherwife il viii be imPo1ibIe ~
iniert them IN following paper.
n 3 We need pot mention that deviation from
the above delays the appearance Of the paper 10 I
late hour on Monday, which iubmit, Us 70 many ~
PS!jaat yse47ors from our fubfcribers in Gown and
country; and comPes to labor in tha, me which
Is deemed Jart4 and which we would with to oLtr74
az jlcE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

The laR Mails have been uncommon
" barren, and no foreign intelligence uf
particular importance has been received
iince our laIt.
The Salem Gazette mention the arrival
Of capt, Orne, on Thurfday lait from Liibon,
which place he left September 29th, who
informs that Lord Nelfon pahed Li1bon on
the 2Stb Of September with fix fail Of the
line, defined TO the blockade Of Cadiz
An Engliih fquadron was fhortly expected
off Lifbon to intercept the French trade
with the ports Of Portugal. The bef in
formed men ar Litbon ipoke Of contlncn-
tai war as inevitable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
DroltlIfn,

AT Fitchburg, on the 10th inn. the Rev WiAi4r1
B4Co~, over the frR congregational church in that
town
oct. 80, was ordained to the paloral charge Of
The fifth church and congregation il GIOuceer, Rev.
D4efd Tezcet;.
Don the gath ult Rev. Davit Sovbe,EzrS the Paf-
toral care Of the Congregational Church in Bath,
m. H.
On the 8Oth, ult. Rev. AJrey Kaeelsad the paf-
toral care Of the Church and Society in LangdoHp
IN. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

John InikeeP, FcderaIiit, has 5cea eiec-
ted Mayor Of Philadelphia, he had 23 votes
out of Is.
The PHILADELPHIA. papers fate that there
will be % confitutlonalifs and i revolu.
tionailt in the next Legislature Of Pennlyl-
vania
The next Sefion of the Senate viii con-
Git of 6 conititEtionaliGs and 9 revolution
alilts.
Thanksgiving this year is appointed on
the fame day in MGgac5zjcff5, NeqD-Hamp-
Eiye, and Canne9icut
BenfU7lsm S9ncty.-We congratulate the
Iubie6fs Of thisc xceIlent inittution on the fuc-
cels Of the Managers in obtaining fubicrip-
tions to the amount Of the FUN which was
contemplated as necelarY to carry il into
due effect. We uhderfand tha fublcrptions
are yet open, and that any wei diff lpoled
Perlon may by application to the Managers
or eithe: Of them, have an opportunity to
add his name thereto, and thereby increaf-
the Funds, and confequently the benefits:
contemplated in the act Of incorporation.
On Tngary laR, the Portland Light IN
fantry Company under the command of
Capt Levi Bradith, paradedFor Military Diff
ciPine, and went through their marching
and a variety evolutons in manner
which reAcGled much honor upon Officers
and priyates.