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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
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| An, article, having some time since ap
peared in the Richmond Enquirer, infer
ring from the conteuts os an English print
that the late treaty between this country
and Great Britain had been renewed
for one year, we have made enquiries
which justify US in believing the inference
10 be entirely incorrect. An Acl, we un-
derstand, has passed the British Pariia-
ment, re-enatting in whole or in part, the
provisions ofthe statute originally passed
Tor carrying the treaty into effect. Il is
probable that this circumstance occasion
edr,he error, which the federal prints have
seized with avidity asa pretext for libel
ling the consistency and character of the
administration. Unfortunately. however,
for them, no such treaty has been form
ed, nor do we believe that any oscrtures
to form such treaty have on our part
been made. It is presumabIe, from the
passage of the above noticed act, that a
disposition exists on the part Of Britain to
renew the provisions Of Mr.. Jays treaty.
(.Naf. Lafet
We are happy to hear {and We receive
It from the most respectable source) that
our Government have ordered one of the
trgales at Washington, immediately 10 be
equipped AID proceed off Charleston, to
dispense the swarm of plcaroons that In
Test that coast.
Phil Gag.
In Mr.. Dacgett's argument in favor of
underlined and unGmfetf iegisia,;ve hosuer,
at the last session of assembly. after OBJ
serving that the parliament OF Great Bril-
tain we're omnipo,ent, he extended
both arms, and elevated his eyes towards
heaven, with a mixsure of pleasure aud
admiration, aud exclaimed with enthusi
asm- ssthere IS no country in the world
"whsre the ighfs a.sj hroherfy Of the peo-
I" pie are SO sDeH fro 'ecfed as in Great Bril-
stan =" Harf COM Mercury.
Mrs ALExhEeyR.a an eminent preach
er in the Society of Friends, whose pious
labors have commanded ,such attention
and respect throughou, the Uaited States,
embarked at New Yurkpn Thursday last,
Tor her sive county,, in the ship Wilt
am Penn, Captain Hussey, for Live pool.
On the 27th ult the association of Book
sellers Closed ,hsir ar.sual meeting at
Newark, during which the following pre-
miums offered at the preceding meeting
were awarded 49,
For the best specimen ofAmerican prin
ting Ink a sample OF 500 wi. a Gold Me-
dial OF he value of IS dolls. was awarded
to Jacob Johnston. of Philadelphia.
Fer the best specimen of Binding, exc
Gated in American Gather, Gold Medal
of the value of do'lars,-wa awarded to
William Swain, of New-York.
The medals for Prin,iog, and Printing
/, Paper were laid over to he next meeting
The following officers were chosen fol
the present year:
] 8fathesv Carey, of Philadvlphia-presi
dent.
I isaac Collins, of New York--vice Presi
dent
ism +. s s.a..s, : \. York.
s s e. s E sss'.'''
jacob Johnson, PhiIapelphia. {.
Obadiah Penmman. Troy.
Samuel Whiting. of Albany Treasurer
Samuel Stanbury, Of N York, Secretary
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

On Thursday the 4th Of July, being The
Anniversary Of American Independence,
a number Of ladies and gentlemen OF the
county ofFIuvanns, assembled at the court
house, and afer enjoying the benefits Of a
sumptuous dinner, cool and delicious
side board furnished by Mr.. Kendall Lee,
the following Toasts were drank, IN cele-
bratioa of the day--Doctor John Wills in
the chair.
1. Tie day -ye Celebrate What Ameri-
can il there who reflects on it, whose heart
does not glow with pleasant sensations
q. the Congress Of these Uaifed States -
a perpetuation Of their promptitude and
vigilance for their constituents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10


The Russians regard as their most in
terestihg concerns, the conquest of that
part of the Persian Empire which lays
conveniently for their trade. Ten years
have given to the Russians The corre6
view OF the trade Of Persia from the able
investigation OF PaIIas. The Persian trade
had not been profitable. The tribute for
the raw silk, especially in specie sent out
Of the country the rents for the fisheries
the importation of raw and spun cotton
and madden, and the gals which are not
furnished from the few oak forests in their
temperate southern climates. To these
he adds that the manufactured goods, an.
nualIy imported from Persia, may be reck.
oned at 100 900 robIes. Pallas thea OBJ
serves that the Russians made slow advan-
ces in their exports. That Cochineal was
the most considerable and most lucrative.
From Astricau annually are exported
thousand pood, at 500 rubles rood. I'm.
digo was formerly good article, but since
some conques,s in Multan, il had been
brougIs from Lshor 10 Persia and thence
10 AsiFicsn. The exports in cloths may
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

Captain Douglass, Of the New-Yosk,
was informed by the commander Of one
Of the Guineamen which spoke, that they
fell in with Ten sail Of lord Nelson's feet,
four leagues from Barbadoes.--JM Y. nan.
Captain Burk, from Caudaloupe, Jar
rived at New York; knows noting Of the
destination Of the French and Spanish
feets--but says, il was reported at Point
Petre when he sailed, that they had not
left Fort-Royal. He informs that news
bad reached that place of the arrival to
windward of British squadron. He fur
Their states, that British sloop Of war of
20 guns, from the windward, looked into
Basseterre, when the famous French fri.
gates La CybelIe aud Didon both slipped
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

1aIHuSI " HIlIHg' OF fIDAny-- reasurer.
Samuel Stai'bury, of N York, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

40. On this rock--There Is a Saifene !;
and morality and religion must conduct
us 10 his throne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

A market has been lately opened at
Stockholm, for the exchange of bone for so
nd meat, in proportion OF four pounds of
flesh, for twenty pounds of bone, which
are afterwards dissolved in a digesler, and
converted into soup.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
10 aid the saufe of virtx, a.d reliCca."
Propagation Ct the Gcibcl.


To al who love the profperity Of Zion,
and are difpofed TO aid in propagatins the
CofPel among the hesthen.
The fublcriber, lately returning from a
voyage TO the EaH-In6ies, touched in Eu-
rope, and was in London in Aueuft laR,
when he received from the Baptif Milton
airy Society, in England, for propasating
the GofPel among the hcathen, one thou.
iand guneas, 10 be fent in the Spring TO
the Mlfs'onaries in Bengal, for the purpofe
OF printing the facred Scriptures in one of
the languages Of that country. There are
fevsh languages that the MiiIioaaries there
aim TO tranfate and publilh the fcriptures in.
They have made fuch progrefs in three Of
them, that it is expected the above fun will
enable them to complete the work.-Thi,
money is now in the hands of Robert Raj
ton, Eiq. OF Philadelphia, who will for
ward II IN due time. Should any individual,
foeiety or congregation in the u. States Of
America be difpofed to contribute 70 ,hi,
good work, MIR. Ration will gladly receive
whatever may be fent 70 him for that pu,
Pofe, and add to it the above fun, 70 be
forwarded to the Mifionaries, az Srrar.
pore, near Calcutta.
BENJAMIN WICKS, Sen.
FsH-ssipSi@, Ns,r'4Ser 4, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Lord & L homas

Nc :, I5ncs' Ro1V, neat 2ar, 10 Ctaaf sf'fs
Have Jun received and row offer Tor iale, iaFlf
: afiortment OF GOODS, fuitabie tor the ieaion-
Ancng which are the following -
Super6ne and low priced Broadco.hs cf . colors,
Blankets, Fesrnaughts, Ratteens,
Blue and other eoiored Pans,
Devonihire kerfeys,
Bazes and FanneIs Of all ccors
Cotton and silk VelSets,
Variety OF yefling,
EBgifh and French Giovss
Calicoes, Linens and Cambrics,
Mullins Dintes, India Cettons,
Bandannas, OiclOths,
Brown Linens, Platelas.
Black Grapes, Cotton and Worried Hofety,
Came hair Shzws, Six do
-Eur.itures, &c &c, &c
AJ6,
AZ afOrtnfent of w. I. Goods and
Groceries.
Hhds ST. Croir Rum, of an excellent hsvr-
Do Molafes, iutable for retailing
Pipes OF French Brandy
The above goods will be fold at the lower prices
for cath or approved credit (CvD Nov.4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Forty.
T7E J-ICTI.;T O. SEDUCTION.

T7E FIcTIST O. SEDUCTION
THE rough wind whifl-t Ger tie PLAIN,
The FERN defends villa Roods-of ram,
The thu der rolls, tho iightnings glare,
Aud fable clouds oblclTe the air.
When on the heath fenn+le fora
Stood, unprotected. from tie ftsrm
Her tatterd clothes were drenchd with rain,
And deep her boioB throbbd with pain.
Her looks were fad, her cheeks were pale,
Tier matted locks hoNwr in the gze;
Her itreaming eyes, and fcanty dFtfs,
Beipoke lEer Tnifery and difrsfs.
The piercing hail her bofom beat,
And naked were her trembling feet:
She clofer wrapt he- r1gccd cloak,
And thus IA broken accents 1poke:
=" Csfl Of, infuited, doonid to rove,
The victim of ungensrous love,
Of hope bereft, my profpeds drezr,
4" My broken heart no friend to cheer
"ohi Henry, eouldff thou fee me now,
How wovldTt thou mourn thy broken VOW
Repentance fure, would wiring thy heart.
"For acting lueh fatheis part.
"For weiithou krowit, that by thy way
I" My Gmpls heart was led saray;
g" Twas thou who forc'd me thus to roam,
" And leave my dosting parents home.
Perhaps, cen now, with gcfures wild,
They mourn their hapIefs, guilty child:
" Porhaps-oh, dreadful cruel thought
we TO the grave my parents brought
" BGt fee--tbe Form drives faft away,
Z And ioon Will ihine the morning ray:
= But ne'er (hall that morning fee;
" For eiofd IA death nay eyes Will be-"
Beneath yon yew trees gloomy fhade.
Negleeted lies the hsplefs maid
With none to weep her early deem,
Or deck with flowers her icuely tomb!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
I1unIout.

An eccentric Barrier, forne years ago, O.
pened fhop under the walls of the King.
Bench Priion -The windows being broken
when he entered it, he mended them with
paper, on which appeared Shave for 4
penny with the u(ual invitation to cuftom-
ers; and over his dsor was icravled the
following poetry;
Here lives Jenny Wright,
Shaves as well as any man in England,
Almoit-not quite. .
FcoTE, (who loved any thing eccentric, J
IA" theie interruptions, and hoping to extract
lame wit from the author, whom he iultly
soneiuded to bs an odd chara6tN, he pulled
on his hat, and thrufiing his head through
paper pane into the lhop, called out, 4" Is
Jenny Wright at home 2? The Barber
immediately forced his own head through
another pane into the ftreet, and replied
NO. Sir, he has jua pobt out.-FoorR
laughed heartily, and gave the man guinea
a Jew pedlar travelling through Flint.
ihlre' being exhaufed with fatigue, called
Tor refrefhment at little Welih alehoufe,
where they could furnifh him with nothing
put eggs and bacon, which were according
y tried and brough, TO the table. The frit
moriei ne put IN his mouth there happened
10 DC a clap of thunder that made the houfe
make again" Good Gad Almigbti5, (cried
nIoies,) Tph0t a 8, fgf bvs u absw a bit Of
t1cea5-Eaks ~ znay."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Chs Sl;rt1r,

Is Pubihed every MONDAY, Jy ISA4C ADAMS and
WILLIAM JENKS, !uN at the Printing -OEice,
No 2, Fiih-ltreet, Portland; where sHbieriptonsf
Advertisements, Communicative, &c. are received
with attention.
Thoe ilhcribers, Tho receive their papers tie Of
fee, CT in package BY the rail, viii pay rot-
LAR and HrrT c1Nrs year; beng cheaper than
any paper Of this fze p15Iifred in New-ErE El1f III
Sd5fcri5ers n town. and thole who have Their er.
iealed ieParately, ana forwarded by tho rnai! vii
lie chat -ed two dollars.
Tie Gazette having the mon cEtcnfve eirc1l4ti-n
Of sny paper in tie DiGrict OF Maine il VIII b. foald
peculiarly advantageous FOR our Adyer;iGng fsisnds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Barnevill & Prichard.

EsTefrset, Haze FIR Idle.
pRoADcLOTHs, Cal6meres, ooatings,
- Blue Plaias, Dufils, Blankets Bazes,
flames, Plain and fpotted SwanRins,
Patent Worried Cords, Black fix Velvet,
Brck aad olive cotton do
Fancy Silk Vsvets for Vslting
Worried Cord and Swanldown for do
silk, COTTON, and worried HoGery,
Black white and colored Camels hair Shawls,
Silk and Chintz do Silk Velvet Bindings
Ladies and Oentlemens black, white, and ccored
Gloves,
Silk, morocco and cotton Braces,
Black, white and coiored Cotton Carnbrics,
Linen Cambrics, White and brown Linens,
Cacoes, india Cottons, Shirtng Cottons,
Dinities, Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Fur aHd worltsd Caps, Oil Cloths,
Venetian Stair Carpsting,,
Eegant Tea Trays, and Knife Trays,
Do. Plated Candefhcks,
Do. Sugar and Cream Balons.
hko,
A general afiortment of Hard Ware.
Liie-Die,
WeltinGia Goods and Groceries.
Among which are,
Chefs Hyfon, Hyfon lkin, Souchong and Behea
Teas
Pipe. Barcelona and Bordeaux Brandy,
Pipes real Holland Gen.va,
Hhds good favored Weeindia Rum,
Quarter eaG, Sherry, Lifbon and Malaga Wines,
Do. MoaGes for retailing,
Turks Inand Salt, CaGs Rice,
Frefll Railns, Dumb Fifth,
1900 quintals Codflh, Pollock do.
Nov. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
WATSON & CLAKK-rA1IoIe

16ref Geor'6elo1O the M/rancr. Office, FzG-Fy.
HhVE received, and now offer for fale an
elegant afortment Of fupertiHe Baoadclotbs-.
0p4niili nun cafhmeres-Patent Cord-4n eIep,rt
PiUCe 81 DARK mlxt Beaver-Glk Florinteens and I'm
cy Waiileoating-being ebolr p0o,t.nf s ,bc Ia
ano heweft Faihsns, with Trimming, Of every k;nd
a. "hiGh they can recommend to be y.o4 as well u
Ihey tender their thanks for paft cu0om ana
~oPe oy uleir attention and Punctuality TO merit
continuance OF the public patronage.
Ia1Tncym0n Z ailsr, if a good workman.
~I nna conlfant emPey-snd an ebrs IKE, If faith
tu' Lad "'il meet good encouragement. x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
NEW JEWFI RI" S. IRE.
Enoch Moulton.

INFORMS bis friends -snd the public, that he has
REAE0gED T. rs FreS, Ns. 8, J,-rs' RSrO, two
doors above MIR. Ad-nas' Bookitore-and in addition
to hs former ahormenG, has ut received by the late
arrivals, and now opening elegant adcrtment OF
-1e7y,lyy and t.A1ted Itrdre -grc E-c-UIz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

IN It's vatous branches, executed z the Gazette-C-e
handsomely and with expedition
general a1o-.r1cat of Commercial, Court sac 7tAe-
HL1NkS, well printed, Oh good paper, conltsntT
for fle
Blanks Card and ShoF E7is, printed a. tha la1>sf
notice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Mail Robbery Z
FIFTY DOLLARS RFwApr

fifty DOLLARS kEWARD.
WHEREAS Letter from Esenezer Moron ac
MeduncOok, directed to Capt Zenas NTortan. y
EaftPoFt, was put into the pon-ofce at TbomaRoryr
containing Fifty Eight Doaayg in Bank Bill. and NJ,
q Hand, payable to the faid Zenas Morton with tbe
drawers name eraied out, the goth Nav la: which
Letter was made up and put into the mail on the ~
OF the Tame month, and directed to Eatport, but has
never been received at the Eanport pon-offce-There
iore the above reward will be gven for the Letter and
or tor me detection Of the perfon who took
and iecreted the fame, 70 thar he or tbev may ~ br
TO deferved punilllmsnt-by
Oliver Shead, P9fmayqey at EaR39rt.
EsGporf, Maine, l7fb sqpt 1905 li3op5m>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
WATCHES AND 1hJrELR1c.
1oSEPH Lows,

#Tdteh7'Hkfr, .1e1reAfr and Gikier, 95b7rte
re Lr'YrdEes ard Pot OFea
INFORMS the public, that he continues the t;-,.,
f1fiag Bgf19G, in all It's various Branches, From H.,
long experience in his line of buineis il
and IN Europe, he flatters hrlef he can give entire
islacton 20 all who may favor him with their com
mands more Especially AZ every kind of Lyatrb,,rl
williron' :: 1e, DC executed by himief only.
SAID L0tIS has t,r Mk,
A handlone afortrlen: Of ben. v,rs,tol H.. ..,
capt Engliih WATCHES and an additional aiortr,e-
OF GOLD, SILVER, GILT and PLATED WARE
too numerous 70 partieuarize
MaionIc Jewels, Military Fqupage, Me
daI' Watches &. Elegantly Gilt, at the hortea no.
tice. ~
" CGB !giUen FIR 1M Gall ami SilDsr.
Porfihas, S.ft. g. 1906 m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
For Sale. by JOSHUA RICHARDSON,

For Sale. by joshua RICHARDSON,
1T No. 3, Long Wbay,
200 Bbs mefs and No. Beef,
800 Half Bbs Mels and No /, do
800 Bbls Baltimore luperfne Florr,
500 Hhds lie May, Cadiz, and Liverpool Salt,
200 kegs Butter, Bottom Infpettion,
100 Boxes Mould Candles,
Do. do. SperHacetti do.
so Cheits Of souchong and Hyfon kin Tea.
H55,
Quarter CafEs Malaga aud Sherry wine.
Freih RaGns-Gin Cafes,
Ship Brsad-No Pork,
B6is Retailing Sugars. Nov II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02


Enametled snuff Boxes,
steel Shutters,
'Tweezers, Penknives
Sci6ors, Eodkins,
Toy Watches,
Pearl & opal S.eeve But
tons,
hite & yellcw Srang es
Childrens Toys
Coral Bells for children
Garni0hers for do.
GILT JEWELRr.
Gilt Mini 4ture settings
aud Chains,
Do. Fancy Locktts'
Do. Pms of every DEF
criptien
Do. Watch Chains, Keys
and SEES,
Do. Sleeve Buttons.
Pate fct Combs.
Plain turtle lheIl do.
DO ornamented and COM
mon do.
Morocco Miniature Cafes
Do. Ring do.
Brafs Candlellicks, &c.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Britannia Coffee POS,
Do. Tea do.
Do. Cream DO.
Do. Tab.e * Tea Spoons
ST yer Pencil Cafes;
Feo,h and Ear Picks,
Bodkns,
PATE Kuee Buckles, fat
in Silver,
Whit and yellow tiniel
EPsu eu,
Do. do. do. Lace aud
Cord,
Black Plume, with red
toPs,
SergeSats white and yel-
low 6Ik and worlted
Epaulets
White & yellow cut Slafs
Beads.
A great variete of agate
do.
ST ver Cream Ewers, En-
glifh and AIneric an.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
To Let.

To Let.
HALF of a convenient three fory
- Dwelling IIo-fsS in wimo, nreet---App,y al
S.Steven's fore, FIia-fsSees of.I4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

NOTICE is hereby g4ven, that the fIbG,r;bers have
been duly appointed Executors Of the Ian win and
Teitament Of
WILLIAM FESSENDFN
late OF 4ryeburgh, in the county of Oxford. Clerk
deieaied' and have taken upon themteyes thar truR
by giving bonds as the law directs And all perCon,
having any demand. upon the efate Of the laid Dc.
ceaied, are required exhibit the fame and all ner
ion', indebted TO the fame are called rpon 70 make
payment 10
ss"a:i ES5"s1'5 Fid:nase, ff'ls%s:"' i'"' hr,e@.,
f,ye6n,g, Nov. Goth, 1905. 25
WE the iubfcribers, having been appointed 81 tba
Hon. Samuel Freeman, Elquire, Judge Of Pro.
bate, to receive and examine the claims of 5ha Co.,
al Creditors asainR the cllate Of
carr M'LELLAN,
late Of Gorban, in the Cotnty Of Cunal1crI,-d ~.
tieman, deceaied repretented infolveat Do hereby
give notce, that TX months are allowed 10 faid Crd
itoTs to bring in AID prove their claims and thar 49,
tha attend that fervce at the Dwelling Houfe of III
Widow Mary MLel1H in faid CorLa1r, on the an
iuelday and lait Tnelday Of December next, ard on
Ae hrt and third Iueiday' Of March ne1ts from two
to five o'clock p. M.
ssmaci sa9ni@P wh''snor., Ei%5'2 cso~55',ne,s.
G.,5e", W.: :, 1905 (sD
THE fubtcriber hereby gives public notice u ,II
concerned that they have been duly anDointaI
and have taken upon themlelyes the truf of 4Jn;os
traitors on the eitate Of
SAMUEL HARDING.
late o. BrHnfwick in the county Of Clrb.rl,rJ ,..,
man deccaied by giving bond as the law dreG< III
they therefore requei all pertons who are indebted r.
the iald deceaied' eitate, to make immediate pavment
~ 'toic "4sO nave any demands thereon To exhibit
me lame 70 ROBERT HARDING,
SAMUEL HARDING.
Dz-si Nav. 14t5, 1865 25
THE fubferiter hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that nc kas been d,ilv appointed, and
has taken upon heref the truit Of ASmnitratr., IN
the eltate of
WILLIAM PUCKNAJf, TUN.
ate of Northyarmouth, in the County of Cumberland
Mariner deceaied, BY giving bond the law directs
She therefore requel all Periens who are indebted
% the faid deceafeds eIate to make immediate paw
ment; and thcfe who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit ehe fame to
E'zAbcth Bucknam,
Daieio7 9s, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

| eUs'f 1t'4 a '-4'eN
PeArl Breaches,
DO. R'ngs, l
Plain eold Breaches
with sIatFcs. 1
Dcwce On opal do. do.
Topaz. do. do. /
Do. aud Pearl do. de.
Plan gool1 br caches
with le:ttrs,
Do. d. Rings with glaf-
Ites, DIv.ce. do. do. /
Pi4in 90. with plates,
Elegant Cold Miniature
settings and Cham, 1
Gold Watch Keys and
Seals
An elegant a6ortmcnt Of
The latelt and mott
fashionable Ear Hops
and Knobs.
RLdIED Wd.eE.
Plated Coffee Pots, 4
Do. Tea do.
Do. Sugar do.
Do. Cream do.
DO. Crewet Stands from ;
= 10 sl4iies,
De. Soup Ladies.
Da. Muitard Pots,
Do Sa is, /
D.. patent and common
CandleIt. cks, |
Do. Sugar Tongs,
Do. Table * lea Spoons |
Do. Shoe C.afPs, |
Do. rumhlers,
Do ScliIor Chains,
Do. elegAmt Fruit Baf- /
kets,
IN IA Filth Kniye.
DO Shutters ana Trays
TAPAANED W4kE,
Sack zad red grouns |
Bread Baikets & knife
Trays, witn plain aud |
eegant gold borders,
IaPPsaed SNUFF boxes, |
10 Snufer lrsys anu
Nutmeg Graters |
Do. Sugar fongs
Ladies Morocco Pocket
Books and Thread "a. |
lcs, plain and ilver
mounGed, with inltrr- |
nSntS
Morrcco Pocket Books
and Purles,
He ALTO makes and HI
silver table, deGtrt, cyfe
the newelt patterns, Soup
--Snsar TOngs-Gold Nc
yer Perringers and Tumble
All which will be
be purchaied in town or c
The above articles
Of the ara quality.
+. MoULToN, tenc
nowledgements to thofe y
favor him with their cUlC
be attended 10 with pun
olicits a Continuance of a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

Ladies Morocco Pocket
Books and Thread "a.
Ges, plain and Glver
moun1ed, with inltrr.
alIltS
Morrcco Pocket Books
and Pur(cs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

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dcceaIed, Ly giving byud the law dIetts lie
therefore reques All per1o4s who are indebted 10 the
laid deceafed's eGate, 10 make immediate payment
aud thofe who have any demands thereon ~ e1hihcl
the fame 70 DANIEL HOWApD
DJfad NJ 2I, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

II IfE lublcriber hereby gives public rot;r, :. ",
concerned, that Ore has been duly appo;-,ss ~ -
has taken upon berielf the tru Of Eaecutr,r \. IN
con will and tefament of 80
THOAEHS CHANDLER RUSSFTT
late OF Norhysrnouth, Blacksmith, deceafed h,
ing bond the law directs file therefore rs,.s, ~
all Parions who indebted the faid decearr'
tate, 70 make immediate payment and tborr IN
have any demands thereon, exhibit the fame ~
Sarah Rufel, Execstrix
DATED Nortby1rr75ltb, Nov. &C 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

The Subleriber hereby gives public notice 10 al
concerned, that hie has been duly appointed and
has taken upon hetlelf the ru Of an adnniratr1 Oh
the eftgte of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05
Sales at Auction.


TEIILL be SOLD, on Tuesday the
Wv 18th October next, positively withou, re.
serve, on credit of 100 days fornegoeiabe notes,
on all sums exceeding 100 dollars,
n large assortment of Dry Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Calico and Chintz,
Super6ne Cloths and Casimeres,
Fine and Coarse ditto,
Dutch Blaukets,
Men and Women's Cotton Stcckings.
Mems White X Brown Thre Nd do,
Mems & women's shorr and extra long Silk
and Kid Cloves,
"A. 9.s and Ga plain Can ok Muslins,
Ga Figured and Laced ditto,
Brown Hollands, Irish Linens and Sheetngs,
Threads and Tapes,
Narcotics. Dimity, Fastians,
Druanfs, Morecuse
Bo.uba1etls, Willbores,
Mems Fine and Coarse Hats,
Aen's fine and Coarse Shoes,
A very large and general assortment Of Iron
monyery and Hardware,
Three Cases of Single ard Double Barrel
Fow'ins Pieces,
12d and God Nails, &c. &c. &c.
THOMAS TAYLOR e CO. v. M.
Richmond. 2Sth Sept. 1905. tbs