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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

by ne Secretary offhe Napy, from Md
ahlhnian Ogitvie, commanding officer of
gun 6oas, No. z, 6trif Of Ae.g- York.
y. s. Gun boat, No. r, New York,
SIR, ses
/ have the honor. to transmit for your
Information, the following account ofsmy
transactions, sincesthe 18th inst.
On that day got under way, in ccmpa-
ny with the u. S. ship John Adams, and
gun boats Nos. 3 and s, to proceed to the
Mediterranean. We kept in company
that day and the next; but on the I6lh,it
came OH 10 blow very fresh in the evening,
from E. N. E.--sent down topsaiI and low
cr yards, but, carrying all other sails 10
keep up with the frigate. At II, we lost
sight OF the frigate and gun boats, owiag
to its bsing excessively thick and roeey--s
Next morning, (and for three days after
wards) HE log continued--no sail in sight,
and high sea running, we now discover
ed that in consequence OF our carryin. a
press Of sail to keep up with the ship, we
had sprung our mast, and found il split
from the heel 10 the partners. Iimmedi-
ately had two strong mouldipgs chopped
on below and an iron band above The part
ners, hoping'it would be sufficient TO pre-
vent its going farther--but on the 2 Isl, in
lat. 81 IL, long. 65, found the mast TO be
go much weakened, and worked so much.
(the split having now got Eve feet above
the deck) ! was induced TO believe that
should we get into heavy sea, we should
inevitably lose it--My only alternative
now, was TO return, as thought the con-
sequences might be much worse were we
10 lose II IN the middle ofthe ocean.
cannot express 10 you, sir, my morti-
hcatIon, at the unfortunate accident, which
has thus IN some measure defeated your,
and assure you my wish, 10 Join The
squadron as early as possihlc-Bul ItrustI
shall yet be there in time to participate'in
the glory which, am confident ourl.tlle navy
WIN acquire this summer. against lis enc
m'es-Be assured, sir, nothing shall be
wanting on my part TO forward her refit-
ting and by the time can have the ho-
nor to hear from you, l shall be again,
ready for sea.
No. z, isa very 6ne vessel and capable
OF gong to any part of the world--She
SAILS well, holds good wind, is very
stiff, and an excellent sea boat.
! The other gun boats. have reason to
believe, were separated at the same time
WIN myself, as they we're still farther
from the ship when lost sight Of her
but there is no doubt Of their making
Their way across in safety.
From the time determined TO return,
we experienced nothing but head winds
ara caims--aDd from The weakness of the
mast, we were obliged TO be very tender
m carrying saiI---indeed, had not The mast
been made OF WHITE pine, il never would
nave been sprung. with the sail we were
,nsn carrying on 1t. l have the honor TO
be,
Dir, with he greatest respeG,
Your obedieni servant,
u = f.ftTI xTfI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
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liam < Mary College Lottery, now draw.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
Wanted Immediately.

A Quantity Of SENECA. or RATTLE
a SNAKE ROOT, aud tic Virginia or Black
Snake Roots for which liberal prices viii be
given. BENJ. DU-vAL..
Richmord. June 5,h. 1905 Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
RICHMOND PRICE cuRREN.r

The Jotiazrihg IS cohy Ola letter r'ecefvcd
BY fhe Secretary offhe Many, from Md
ahul'nun ogifvie, commanding officer Of
gun 60as, No. z, 6tsif OF .Nf.o- York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
J3ortlanO,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER &c, 1905.

.ss.s sS-..-:sy = --:.-
Nv the arrival Of tie nip sally Capt; Weber, dates
q IKE eth Of Augult have been received.
an aetou took place on the I'D July, between the
sba, aee, under the command Of SIR Robert Calder,
e,s6ll,nr oils fhps ofthe line, frgates, cutter,
IA ! Lscyrr. and the combined French and Spanfh
as. under the command Of dnlirals Villenuise and
Grvn, eontlng Of 20 fhips Of the line ffties aud
shgs in which the atter were defeated with the of
If ,so spaniih ps Of the line taken Ivy the Engiifh.
1hs engagement commenced about 5 o'clock, in the
atrooon, and continued till eoclock in the evening,
yh,n il was fpended owing the the darkReis Of the
5gA. The fleets remained in light Of each other the
,,so DAYS following But neither appeared to fhosV
any dpohtion 10 renew the combat; and much blame
!, srached to Ad. Calder, for not attempting IT,
A letter from an officer who was on board the
Maka during the action, and has hnee arrived at
Plymouth obferves, that from the hour of battle
The 22d TO the 25tb, had the power of attacking
them with every profpea Of fuccess'T7 But to cur
trrize and modification have let them completely
eEcspe."
Admiral Calder recommended the Blockade Of Fer
rel, on the % Aug
The combinee leet had arrived at vigo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
Din,

2NJ, ..H aaA.Le
IN this town, Adlutant Jar7g Tier, aged So nan
OF correct principles, and whsfc whole life was UNI.
form practice Of the mild and focal virtues The mi
fla oiiicers Ct the fevera wards, Ia complete unfur
attended his funeral to pay the a lad token of reflect
ioF the deceaied, Is citizen and an officer
Mrs Sally SSuysy, wife Of Mr.. John S-NIrs. Ma,
~ H5fsS, aged 75--MIr. CL4yls Hysae, AGED 57-Ln-
~, daughter Of MIR Zacariah Marion. ared , wear.
"A child OF MIR. Danei Gilbert, aged 2, ma child
OF MIR Thomas Turner. ...- Is.
AZ 81 ihornas, Mr. FRYE POoy mer late Of this town.
While the neh, and th0iew no have filed the higher
oices ~ life have their .mories loaded with fuIfome
panegyr'ok ia modeft merit defend 10 the tomb IN
hient neglect f-Forbid il jutiee-forbd It heaven
Early m life, the iubje oftis notice engaged in mer-
camille concerns, and remarkable for application
and integrity an the dcharge Of hi> bufinels bur If
his Qualities as merchant did him honor thole OF his
heart do more for the whole tenor Of his life ex-
hiDued an example worthy the imitation Of all. The
writer OF this has often known him deny himelf the
more liberal enJoyments of life relieve the wants and
deies OF sthers. Having with repeated loGes at
lea he found i necefary make voyage to the Wei
Indies 10 retrieve his affairs having completed his bu-
hnes, and on he point Of returning his country and
friends be by The decree Of heaven fuddenIy cut off
IN the midt Of, life and activity, and TENT TO that
" bourne t'ot7 7Vbs7se 10 Traveller rsEyzr"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

Fran CorrefbOn1cnf.
FRYEsURG AcarKNY.-The annual exhibition of
this academy, took place Wednesday lsR=-The
TruGces Preceptor and Pupils moved in procet0n
about eleven O'Clock, from Maons' Hail the Meet
rig Houie, where the exercites Of the day were in.
" tofuced by Ingenious and appropriate pra. CT BY
the Rev Dir. Pssfo of Conway. An Grafton was de-
Tvered by Mr., EJ.ae5v Fl aalea. which was correctly
written, aud vsTy handsomely iPoken.
IN the afternoon i-ss;Tal Dialogues were fpoken
and Coraedy Psrforr-ea, enttedthe sELF ADMIRER,
wrltten bv 2o1fsla,
: In the Evening Tragedy, The PERSIAN PATRIor,
written by MIR. E0Drff.
IN theie feveral performances the characters were
e-RsratIy well Supported; and, in many inRances 70
well Is 10 command the appreciation and applaule Of
Very crowded audience
Bqt when fPeang Of the Pspils, the PrecePtor, Mr.
Cook, Rait net be fOrsotten,We do not forget hIn
for in praihng the Pupils we prsile him 70 Whole
unweaTied excrtons they indebted for the rap (
improvements they aave adc,and illi iakugFana
ao attends alike their literary puruit their man
aud the.r rorals lie Is not only preceptor BAT
freud and faher the youth committed to his care
AID ought not fueh be feronded and iup.
ported '--Osght not his heart to % encouraged and
hisSsuds trsnghes'sd by al s.scle iso G;uation and
erc,imtsncts etribie them 10 lend their aiIance -
Ought no1 toic who reide iaShe ucigborhood Of tho
AcSdcmv, ard who are f. mch benefited by It, TO Dc
AL ~ their power a. accommodate thc li5deis from
other towns, and reatr them oonfortabe aud happy
'ieis hoped .hsy viii % yiy y fs.ar,. Irshcy 40 not
sthetp.tl,urtoa will uitmueiy ~ dea7oyed- Il cannot
p Imported by SbsP1ccptof alone, wita al his ta-
.-etits and zll his vlrrnes>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
abip Gfiu5.
PORT OF portland.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
+ Monday SEPT. 9,-=Arrived fch. Iris, E, Drnkwater
20 day from Francois, (Martiniqe) with Molafes
and Sugar-Left at. Francois Aug. II, ich. Succeis
Knap, Of and for faeni in days at Robut, feb I'm
ion, Hunt, of and for Newburyport, in 30 days brig
Eenery OF Saco, for Bottom, in 10 days at Trinity
ichrs Fifth Hawk, Cook Eliza, Dale, Palladium, Pay
Ion ich Dsihon, OF Ssco.-At, voclain, feb, orono
Gutter; brig Apollo, Iewett of and for Portland, in
20 days--SPotr, Lat 81, 40 long. co. fch Action Of
Bridgeport, ? days from ST. Martins, for New-Haven
The fiip Mac, Of Portend, ar New-Yofk, from
Liverpool of The Hook, was boarded by The Brth1
fngats Cleopatra, ana had two feamen Leonard John
ION Of Kennebunk, and George Atkins, & who hew-
ed their projections and one pafenger, James wy
he) Prefed. iAt. l4f-f X iii "a
Left at Liverpool, by the Dryad, arrived at Bolton
Anira, Of Portland, for Bottom to fail July 3oth Tel
esraPh, do Tor Portland; Eunice, do; for n. York
Jaly II; Cumberland. do FOR Portland, Aug Is. ~
Lett az London, Aug I'd. Neptune, SCOTT, Of Port
land, for Bolton. NJ ..r-...s E. WI. -. ......... .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

Re following extraG Of letter, from capt
Dahwood, of his Britsnic Majcfty's fhip
eacchante, lately written viz. I" Having
received information" he fays, Z" that there
were three French privateers in the harbor
Of MaIicl (near Havanna) determined, if
noGble, 10 route this nett of pirates, for,
tom their plundering and iIl-treatirg the
crew Of every vefiel they meet with, mott
particularly the Americans, they are MOTH
;,o better" &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

u The Honorable SeadtStuld Haa5e Of Repre-
yenfative5 III General C5Ht agEnl5Led, Nay,
1906.
THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY reprefent, that suice
way extending on the North Gde Of Androicoggin
river, in Topfhaui from the upper part of Bruniwck
Falls to the tide waters below would be Of great gen
era advantage and ence that by means there
Of the transportation market Of large Quantities Of
lumber, annually hoafed down faid iaid river, would
be more iafe and els expenive by removing the trou
tie and enience Of hauling round fad falls and
thar numerous mill ieats aid river and its branches,
now Of little value, would be made uleful aAd pro-
dctivewhercfors your petitioners pray that for tAs
purpoie they aud their aoeiates may bs incorporated
and inveied wiki all the rights and powers necedaFy
for the artaiuracnt and noyment Of 70 important and
ote4 and that they may be compensated for the Ia
Dor and money 10 be expended in building Importing
and repairing faid SlHice-wAy by toll 10 be granted
aud eaabhhed according fuch rates az TO the Hon
erable Court lhall appear adequate and reSicnable
EZRA SMITH,
CORNELIUS THOMPSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
Commonwealth Of Maaachufetts,
II u. He.Lt # Rts,ssntItise,. gsat y, lec

II 70. Hosjt # RtpyssntIfige, glat l., 1905.
on the petition Of Ezra Smith and Cornelius ThomP
fon, pravingthzt Sluceway may be granted to then
ard their sfocistes, il Topllal, Oh the north fdt
of Androlcoggn river Ordered, that the petitioner
cuff. an ateiled copy IF their petition with this crde
thereon TO be pul,ed IN the Portland Gazette tire
weeks fucceIvely, the lat publication to be thirty
DAYS, at Iest before the next ieiion OF the Genei
Corr that all perfons may then appear, aud ihev
cafe If ANY they h ave) why the prayer Of faid pet
tca fhould NOT be granted. "
Sent up FER Concursnce,
TIMOTHY BiGELow, sar4Ser.
III s.astf, glar 4, 1905.
Read ard Concurrcd. -4
No. H. c. OTIS, Prsyaal4.
T-ue Cory--Atteh,
WtNDELL DAVIS, clgE sf Ss,ass.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

EStyat7 sfa Hitter fJom Mgftr Of Qla, 70 1 6zpaeys
ia ibis tSvV7, dated drt7ea,p, Jaiy u, 1905. -
Mr. Gregory, rehding At Corunna, who has
made interell to &c appointed Deputy American Con-
iul there, from Tcny corrbotaTiug circumstances, It
appears, has entered afociaton with the Fiih-
errnen, to bring al! the VeGes they can thar way,
which csufesan eXTe ice, part Of which it
Is evident he Flares. In addition which he makes
unut charges III his accounts Therefore with thoe
who are bouudt Antwerp, ard are ftrsngcrs 70 ne
informed only of she above, bat by all means TO
avoid the Eaa -iide Of Walchun lfand, becaufe the
Channel difficult aud dangerous, and vedes 60
ing that way fubeG leveral days quarantine,
after which they NUT proceed 70 F!ufhing to enter
and Obtain i Plot. The Fuihing Pilots are leldom
'out, and Hfhermen not permitted to board Vef-
4els under heavy penalty, 70 that fhoud Granger
fall in with any Of them, he mat either follow them
= 70 Corunna, keep the Sea until proper Pilot
Offers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

COMMONWEALTH MAssAcHusErTa
frtbe .HH5e 81 Representatives., TDle 8, 1906
ON the petition of the agents for the towns Of
Fryeburg, Brown6eId, Porterfeid and Love--pray-
ing, that the Of Fryeburg ma be eabIfhed as
an hal flre town within and for iafd county of Ok
fod and that the October Of the Court of Conn
Pleas and General Seions of the Peace, may be
held at faid Fryeburg, infead of Paris t.
ORDERED that the petitioners canfe an attefted
copy of their petition, with this order thereon TO be
pubiihed in the Portland Gazette and Eatcrn Ar
rus printed I Portland, fix weeks fucceihvely, the
Ta publication be made thirty DAYS, eaf before
the next FELTON, Of the preent General Courts that all
perlons interelled may then and there appear, and
ew caule Gf any they have) why the prayer Of faid
petition illoud not be granted.
Sent up for concurrence,
. TIMOTHY BICELOW, spsaEsr. ".
IN Senate June Sth, 1905. tr .l.r.t .I
Read and -concurred,
H. c. OTIS, PrgaAsRt. ,.. ....-
True copy--Attsa, ...-
(Se) WENDELL DAVIS lAyf Of S=1te
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
YEdLTH

1t is fubjea Of mach gratitude that while many Of
ieaports afflicted by that greatet OF caamtss,
the yellow Fever-this town is wholly exempt from
any epidemic Cforders, and that thecltizeHs ENJOY
great aedegree Of health ulull At this fealon Of
the year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
{ II WezO Sboe Store.

TOSI Nh HAYDEN, respectfully in
y forms the public--fhe Ladies aud Gentlemen of
Portland in particaIar--that he has taken the fore
la;e.y improved by Mr. VIM. Mouton, No. 8, Coiskian
Rg4g. nearly oppoite Meilrs z Hannzford & Co. Nd
dls-FJest--Where he has for iala.s s a s-t
A general ailortment of Ladies, Gentle.
mems, and Chdrens Shoes, of every lefcription,
uch terms as to make wor;hythe attention of pur
cHafers. IS his Shoes are particularly made for re-
falling, they will be of the fir quality. Sss..l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
THE PROSPECT OF PEACE.

On the 18th of July, Baron NovosilzOf, returned
the passports, which he had received Of BonaParte,
through the mediation of the Court of Berlin, for the
purpoe Of proceeding Paris, TO at a. mediator be-
tween tngland and France accompanied with Note,
IN which he obferves, that is sz6 J Bona5aye,
r.aciog RE Crszva lS ess aAaeziEg tse LigHriaa
Rfyt Fraat sesa V;oiS q TIE Hz9P 'osHH treat
rs ID trse zine mat 4rares ef 5if a1cfe P9ff'a,
srr Of aeb 70 aaeiGi TIE Vxty groz5 Of peae.
PrSate letters from Peterfburg, mention THAI is
much talked Of and that 1t is expected the Emperor of
Ruilias will foon declare sgaiHlt Bonaparte.
1.-The laa accounts from the Mediterranean, mention,
that captain BeinAridge, with his officers and crew
had arrived at Malta, from Trpoi, and only waited
al opportunity to return torher country and friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

10 tie bonora5s SsfHfe and torsr7sk Hsute
q Representations, IL GeaeTai Css9t con-
ue1rd, at bgfaR, IN ne Ia Hxaa'asl1ry af
Hay, current.
THE undersigned delegates fros, The towns OF FIRE.
burgh, Hrown6eld Porterlied, and Lowell. re-
fpeSGully rePreient--that deeply mprefied with
fenic d he luce and iinpartaits of tbs honorable
Court, they deem Il hciy right and duiv, II Ell times
make known their greivences, aud pctitiuh for a
reTeis Of the FAME hat the formation and conitu-
ton of the county OF Crjosd extremely deri-
mental your petronefs=-hat aid county, was for
med agreeable TO the wihes OF its protectors, con-
trary the nereft of your petitoners and al others
in the welern part IF laid county, and without their
knowledge or confent-t hat, although order of no
tice had ned for dividing the county Of York, rhc
iouth line OF lowell about thirty miles FROM great Or
fpee river fthe fouth line of The county Of Oxford
and the Court Of General Sefhons for the county Of
York had appointed agent Object lad dvihon.
unleis il lhoud be Ead Olipee river, Yet relying
TIE uniformity of procedure OF this Honorable Le-
ghature and believing that in other cafes, even Of
much cis uRporrance,a division could be effected
tit Aoite had been ordered and publiibed, nor then
contrary 70 lad noticeyour petitioners expected that
dvhon unles the fad iouth line of ovell could
be made, till afernotice had been given to all con-
cerned and therefore coniIdering objections made,
before notice. premature, relied aiured, that nothing
could be done to their ininry.--Ihat, IL notice had
been given, Of the intended formation of county
according the model Of the county of Oxford, well
unded and powerful objections might have been
made and in all probability would have convinced
this honorable court, Of the improperly of fuch
meafure. Your petitioners lamentng their eaamtons
htuation and repolng ful confidence in this honora-
bic CONT do therefore pray your honors, to eitabh
Frveburg hall f,re tawn, in and for fad conntyos
Oxford and that the October OF the Courts OF
Common Pleas and General Setiors of the Peace nav
be held iaid Fryeburg inltead Of Paris and in
duty bound will ever pray. .. .-E-s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

In Senate. 1ans 8, 1906.
ON the petition Of Robert Smell, and nhcrs,
PRAYING that they may he Incorporated into religious
fociey ty the Of the Fri Baptist S0ciety IN the
town of Hebron --- wv. . .
ORDFHED, Thar the petitioners caife an atteit-
ed copy Of ileir peiron, with ibis crs thereon, 70
be puh!ifhed III the Portland Gazette. publifhcd il
Portland three weeks iuccefhvey The laa phblica-
ton to 81 thirty days y ea befse the fecpnd Ned
ns5ay Tic ft- FELTON, OF the General Court
that al perfbns irteretsd NAV thcs appear and fhew
caue, rf ary they have, why the prayer u laid Pc
utica ih0uld not be granted. r. rt
Selt dUWR for Concurrence
r.. G. Otis, F5ei-e4s.
In tho Houle Of RtpFeicataiivcs, June 10 1895.
Read aEd clucEr red
TIMOTHY BISE1oW, Speaker.
"A NHe cupv-atsf,
$50 .- WENDELL DAVIS, ci--s y Sezsts
I1HE pubic are hereby cautioned atlihf I'll. :
A my VIE DCRCAs, "a my account, As ih7s.
not pay Gasis debt Vi hsT contracting after the e.e
| hereof
benjamin. Goald.
P.,t4-A Sept 10, 1895.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

Affairs FIFTH SPhIN-Airnof every arrival
from the Wet Indies, brings of the capture
Of our vees by Spaniih pryateers apd Of perional
bule offered TO Seamen. But perhaps our mer-
chants and ieafaring brethren may derive abundant
cenloaton, for al their lofse and isults, from the
aaurances of the Greatea Man IN america viz that
= cs.-nsrae sri@r' bae, zvbe7 left free 70 ersT i5"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

tE1E the fubfcribers, having been apPTnted by the
w Hon Samuel Freeman eff. to receive and ex-
anime tie claims ofthe Creditors, to the eitate OF
SETH GRIFFIN,
late of Durham, in the County Of Cumberland decea-
FED reprelenled ihIo9ent 10 hereby give notice. that
Iix ruDaths are. allowed laid Creditors, bring in
and prove their Claims aud thar hall attend that
fervce at the Dwelling Hopfe OF the Widow of .iaid
decealed in Durham, the lat Monday of this, and
the Eve following months from one to Tx O'Clock, p
M. Barlow Sylveiter.
f- Edward Fiheld.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

S1.@. T.
-~' sTss.fg, Hy the Rev. As. AeilSggs cAPs Sssrsr4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
A. M'LELLAN,

Hdt far Saif, No. 70. Unisr-H bar5,
zoe puncheons good favored ST Vim
cents RUM.
Hhds. Tierces and Barrels belt retailing MO-
LASSES. SrSt. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
CHEAP GOODS,
=. =.
QUINCY e9 Dix,

QUINCY % DIX,
No. 8 u .. Tose5', lP0,o, bottom lFis5-s.ras
Have jult received, and are opesling for fae,
4 N elegant aaortmeat Of Mullins Of aImofl every
description and quality, from US 10 81 per yard
loFYie very elegant. Es~ e-' -
4 cafe elegant London Millenary,
trunk Bonnetts, aforted, 5
. ] cafe Scotch Bedticking, containing IS pieces,
aifoFted qualities, .aat.4
! bale luperine Cotton Long Cloths, fuitabIe for
fhirtng--Large alortment India Cottors,
safe Cotton Cambrics, white and ccored, from
-lTato 6Cper yard
Lace Cambrics and Lace Mullins,
Black Silk Wells, very rich, for half price,
Muffin Cloak with elegant horders,
81 Shawis-Veils of all icriptons-Turbans,
.. 50 Id. aGorted Sewing Silks, s.
Damak Table-Coths, and common Diaper,
Florence Silks and Lultrngs-IRdia do.
Ladies Habit and Long Gloves,
Durable lnk--Flathefry Yarn -Dimoties,
SPrigeed Muain-Morocco Purfes,
Kid Shoes-Laces OF all kinds,
Fashionable Ribbons-Fine FIannels,
Silk Gloves Of every kiud--siI Stockings,
Some ct the eheapet Cotton C!iambray Mullins
ever offered for fale in this country,
Broadrioths-C aihmcrcs-- Sw nfdowns,
! Fancy VeRing Vrlvets, &c. &c.
n. B The principal part Of the above. Goods were
purchafed at auction for Cas- out Of Rock Of Goods
Delsnglng TO . merchant III Bolton, VINO has lately
failed in buhnels.
p WEsr-INplA Goops, as ufual.
Ss&. l6.
Sac at Public 14,ictior
TO be fold at public auction, on Saturday next, !.
Eleven o'clock il the forenoon, THREE PEWS
in ST. Paul's Church, Forsland--The fsle to be on
the Premiles.
.fJo, Pri0sfr Sac,
Eight Lots Of Land, lyins in New Portland and
New Fahnouth--viz.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-16

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