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Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

In this town Thurlday lait, captain George WaIte
aged 80 wears, Of mild and aimabe diipch-
ton, poieling in high degree, all thoe virtues which
edear the huband the ion the brother and the friend
his early exit will long be lameHted, by numerous
circle Of <.atives and acqusntance. During his fcs
nsis which long, and times and az times er-
tremely painful and diareing, he ereercfed al ths
oainneis, and regnaton which the Prinoiplesot ret-
gien alone afford to the DEGREES cfheaven ne fuo-
mitted without mursnur TO the furviving partner,
and his aged parents his deaths peculiarly aifctngs
but they Inua fbgF zrif5'rt b9, for we
tr his noble part, has attended to1" G-abnr 0SsG tf
zgor and now enjoys the hghe happiness the nzn-
hons Of The biefTed.
In this town. Mofes Lunt Morfe, sged years, eden
ION Of Mr.. John Morie.
n Ssccarappa, Mr. Nathaniel Winnow, aged ST.
Mrs. Rebecca Glow. aged 81.
AT omfret, Conn. Ephrair ingalls,, Efq WIDOW
Rachel AfhieyAlr. Nathan Crggs- Mr.. Daniel Good
ell-and feveral Others 1t is faid to be very bcay -
that place. =
AT Welon, widow At gail NTarfhzll, ssed rs
AT CharleGo7yn, Mfr John KeIdar, aged 95.
Ar Dorchener, Nlfs Mary Haley Bird, agel 20, aaa.
O. Capt. edward Bird.
burTPort, Mr. Robert Lithgow Murray, aged 16, ica
81 the late Rev. John Murray, Of Newburyport--Hs
was uPfct in boat BY violent qua Of wind and fink
Immediately. g
A1d1rrbay <reil1rf-At Fallcw=Ii, cr Friday ait as
Mr Ely launching lis long boat, one Of thefoh-
ers caught lads foot IA ion Of hir. John tevman)
the roller entiry over hr with the whpls weES<
- re cszt, a7S killed hz ilitantaneog1v.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

-Ttzssz.. y. aaa-.f -
81 eundry Advertisements, sSd feverai other naa,s,
prepared for this dsy Gaz re, are GnAvods biz oitI
- The fIdden inthpos ION Of one Of our v ofka,,
will zoslogiG. for illng Glze;ss r. I4se an br
this day.
y In the article pub iihrd n I4t relative 20 4.
Sasrease Judicial Courr, the name of Judge Dzss =,
accidentally iEfsrttd inne-d ~ Judge 75a,A1r.
Oliver Eray, cfq. is appointed to deliver aa
Grafton. before the Pottl4nd Ledge, at the an.
niyerlary FeftiVal Of St. Johs, Ss Baptilt, th.
24th inR. ..
The Selccracn Of this town, agrecahly to 4
vote Of the inhabitants, have appointed James
d, Hopkins, elq to deliver an Grafton on the
Fsart5 sf july next.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

your duty, to rfcaPs ccrfurc. gutpll
ever reflections may be circulated 49,
The mealures of Government, or TIE -
iua of is members, | hope an d trs
.heywill have no .efea to weaken your.
tachment 10 the public good, OF a.
your zeal to promote the public intsr.
In many cafes, you may be compels
IRON Tcnfc Of duty 70 dilappoint theujs
es of your friends, and in fome, perhas1
to cxpofe yourfelyes TO the temporary Il
plcafnre of . refPectahle part of the Coz
munity. But If the mealures you ado,
areiua md ufeful, they viii at length 4
pear to be 70 and you will then rece:a
the bef compensation for public fervcs|
the teflimony of. your felIow-citizsns !
Jour merit and virtue.
Calsb Sfrong.
cSv,,s ,. 4IS0r.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
SPEECH:-
rmtlcr,cr 1ftte ktnate. and

Cenfirrr Of TIE Jfaate and
GsqtIemsg sf tie Honft of Feepr9srfsti7et,
IEMBRACE with pleafure the oppor-
tunity of congratulating you on thereurn
of the znniverlsry, eaablilhed by our
ConAitutipn, and ne proof which your
fcllow-ciiizens have given you of of their
confidence. Accept the shurance of my
regard with fentiments correlpc ndent TO
thole by which they are dictated.
OuR obligations 10 tie public are ex-
prsacd in the oaths we have taken TO fup-
pert the Contribution of the Unitsd States,
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
GOHERNOR'S SPEECH.

TH5'day. fGfaaf 5.
Asreeably to Alignment, at twelve o'clock
che two houies met in Convention, wheD His
ExoelIency the Governor, proceeded by the
Sheriff Of Szfsk, and attended by the Lieut..
Governor, and Council, came II, and delivered
-ba foiIowsns
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

The committee Of eIettions, reported, that
the member of Bath was not entitled 10 his
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
0a3ette.
+ekzEANB, TUESDAY, June Il. lsos.

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
WILLIAM O XLEY

HAS ON HAND,
Which be zuill dypyS Of on terms advaatagtdz'
to The purcbaftv, fer r4@ or mates,
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supcarne and iccond cloths
Krffeymeres and iwandown'
Bearikins and fcarnonghts
DuraHts and caillmancoes
Bonbazc,s and wild5ozes
Common and he,l'd camblets
Silk, cotton, and worried holery
Englih extra long fix gloves
Silk ,,wi& and thread
/ Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marteilles
!. Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black andwhite lace wells
I Patent do. do
Sssin peelong and illk bandkerchiets
"a, o.a, and "a Gambrick muflina
India Jaccnet do.
Fussians, bockrau, Sc. SIC.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Caddie., and pns trunk
elk and cotton aisgs.
January I. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
SATURDAY, JuNE 20, 1906.
r. E NJ O " A L.
r AZ ME S r ESsS E l.,

Ia ES Russell,
1Esasrxasotd lis Store 10 Royal qrest, IN farf3g
f6e Obj EAcLe TAvSas HoUsE, one door
nortb If Kng Ja,eef evbfrt be has jef sfeasa
aJny5 Jap2J.g
German & Eaff- India Goods,
Prints, Dimities, Caecks, Irih Linens, &c. &c.
which he will fell by the piece, low, for caih,
or on lhort credit.
May Z.
N, B. / will let, for folr Year,, the BRICK
HOUSE | have jua left, on Faiffax-Rrect.
J.R.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
Suitable 20 the !rafon--conGRing of

Suitable 10 the lrafon --confRing of
Irifh linens, Irilh and Ruilia dis-
ps5s, dowas, ticslen6urgs, oznaburss, brown
Hollands, white platilsas, Silesias, hectia5 5,
checks, agotsed; Harlem Arip.s, cam5rck and
iaconet malins, book mullins. colored cam.
bricks, laced camaricks, aGoftsd; laced cam
brick lhawls, Beerboon gurrahs, mamodiss, fne
codacs, Gne baf.as, and faunahs mullins India
chiatz. India checks, Romai handkcrchiefs, long
and fhort yellow Rankesns, blue and black ditto,
Cotton calimeres, aflorted dimitiss, aaorsed
MaHeiles, afor,ed India and Italian ilks, al :.
forted farcenets aud pcelongs, aaort:d fix,
cotton, and thread hofcry, Leghorn oonaets,
fix and kid gloves, wa!h leather ditto, pins,
tapes, threads, iewing fslks, aaorted fans and
buttons and
Il 0ariey Of OTHER articles,
In addition TO their fcrmet Rock, make very
complete aaortmens
All Of which ,hey will fell low for cath, or
good notes payable in Alexandra, at so days.
May 20.
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public sa!r
80 TIIESDAY next,

an TUESDAY next,
o,elock, viii be fold at The Vs0dae o'o's'
70 - r. u M
!. bbd,. and BIS. French Brandy IN p'pe''
s Gle g sne Appl. Bandy IN bis.
s.,ar i hhd.. sisr's' aad bis. !,
s e.. as ~, Sop md il boxes
D D.;los n kegs, boxes and lar''
ESs u kegs and trails,
ns.,os Ware in crates, 1,r,,pr
9'nI1ITIsEH0LD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
/ i Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
.co,bs. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
Nm. PLANS. Ketieys, Negro Cottons'
\ s.sr., E.aiticks, blue Efietss,
\ s ss, ,o 81 Raa:ls, Yarn Stockings
eAio,s.s and caliicoss,
.I,h Liasss, Siis6a do.
1 D,.sharas and Ticklenburgs,
Ms,Iio ana Muslin HandkercMefs,
I.d;, Ma.las and Table Clothes,
p,ndsuna Hsndkerchiefs,
c.loc,ia Threads, Hsts and sundty other
'' Philip G. Magfsllsr.
Dc, 70. ->.-.
10 pipes we'll aaver'd Holland
Gn
So caIks Dutch Linleed Oil,
bales German Tickleuburgh
clls Bsitannias,
do. Piasilias Royal,
|uf Imported from Rotterdam,
IN thebrsg NaaGg, SPd5d,ag,
AND FOR SALE By
E.3T. 3ozeeN,
WHO HAVE IN STORE, =
4 few pipes old Madeira Wine, fit
b Immediate s q,
Thee hhls. old Grenada Rum,
Thee oaks Clover Seed,
Ten pipss 9TH proof Spanih Brandy.
l o. Ca@ glvsa for Otter and
(NnsSklas.
April IS.
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{ No. 1880.
FOR CHARTER,
III Tie asw BraW SHIP
s w [ 4 L [ A M,
Canaan 7OHW BACON,

,..ssssssK c777177 .70177V 15!1oto
Two years old, 264 tons burthens
fails well. A freight aoeld be preferred to Il.
ysrpool--T The terms will be- very moderate.
I HAVE FOR SALE,
ECO Jacks fine Salt,
8 cafes fell Hats,
cafe real 7-S cokaine Linsa,
20 boxes, belt Raifns,
100 barrels Bofton Bees, No. and "
5000 lb..exeeII:nt Coffee,
zoo barrels Hctsings.
WM. HODGSON.
JuneI9. Go
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lanes eSANDERSON

1 JAMES SANDERS0N
Pas ssesicd 10 addition TO his iatc general III ?.
pA., which he will lell, by the quantity, We.
~ low, and on liberal credit;
10 pipes 18th proof Cogniac Bran
Pr
4pnnchssas fecoad proof Antigua Rum.
toSsrrsh New England dirto.
piPeasar.icular Teuerife Wine.
Z half pipes de-. do. do.
aSscaes clares, and half dozen in each.
boxes bsa London Maaafd, Is dozen
easS.
6do. %. Doa6le Giouceaer Cheeie.
% Aoggheads Black Qtars Bottles.
ALSO,
i sS hoglheads Virginia TOBAC-
Co now in fore.
May 81. d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
l5p tbc a7aag.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. r3.

BALTIMORE, SEPT. T3,
Tie f5Le7yiag account IF Mechanically cat5ffo-
tie has been received from q r5fe7abt
Ewce, and U9pc5sd for as a true Ratmeat.
ON Wednesday evening, about the hour
of II, Mr.. Lindley, mate Of the flip Per-
ia, called at the lodging Of Mr.. Chamber
lain, midfhipman on board the i. 5. brig
Hornet, and deGred him to take walk,
taking him at the fame time by the lapel
eF The coat. MIR. Chamberlain wa ked a
few PAGES with MIR. sLindley when Mr..
Li6dfey truck him with his fit, ard kick
ed him leyeral times. Mr.. Chamberlain
Immediately drew a pifol from his Gde
and fhot MIR. LindGey through the head
the ball paqed jua above his left eye, and
lodged in the brain. After the above had
taken place, Mr.. Chamberlain Immediately
gave himlelf UP 70 captain Chauncey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
Ohctdl DHb4tcbef.

W n
The following are part Of the Official
Dispatches, which have been received by
Government from the u. S. Squadron fent
agajnft TriPoli -
Preliminaries Of peace with Tripoli,
we're Ggned on the I'd Of June laf, and on
The fame day, capt. BainbriIge, the officers
and crew Of the late frigate Philadelphia,
were liberated.
The following IS an extract Of a letter
from Commodore Rogers to the Secretary
Of the Navy dated
IT, S. Ship C2Efitmi2n, 34Hs s, 1So7.
The Balhaw, conlsicus, thar by a con-
tinuance of his obttinacy, his town would
fall iacrifice TO our forces, n the courCe
e this fuamer, prOpoleA to rs terms Of
peace, which left Us 10 interrf, or motive
in not acceding to them. as he acknowl-
edges thar he felt fend5le our efforts would
b fulHcient 10 reduce his town al o5liga
him to retire to the mountains. This &C
knowle cement at once precluded the pol-
iibiIity Of acquiring any honor by our arms !;
but indeed the reverle-aS it would have
been Pertecuung an enemy, who, in anti
oipation of our vengeance, By MS own 40
Acknowledgements, felt himielf more than half
vanqliih-d, an VINO perhaps in his iayage
perturbation. might have carried his Teisnl-
meut - the acrdce of 600 Of our unfor-
tuUa5e couu,rymen wlon change had Pla-
ccd IN his aower
ea117i9~s Brr5a, svfay ID tbs Isjsi1z-
s-F IA .ta E.- -- "a &c. -..-- - cv-r,,r. go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
BOSTON, SEPT. 10.
BL9ody Scene at Algier5.


Capt ShiIlaber, arrived at Salem, on
Monday laf, from LeghOrn, informs, that
on the 9TH July, brig arrived there from
Algiers, aud brought accounts of an infur-
re6tion at that place, and that the Dey had
beheaded 400 Jews. One Jewilh family
made their efcape in the brig.
A letter from Crpt, Williams, at Leg
horn, to the editor Of the Salem Gazette,
gives the following particulars Of this e
vent -
Leg5o,n, July 8.-YeAerday arrived
here an Imperial brig, i'll FIVE days from Al
giers. She informs, that that country was
in dreadful confuGon-that the Bedouin
Arabs, iaid 10 be headed by a Frenchman,
had revolted, and marched towards Al
gers that the Dey on their approach, de-
tached 1000 troops to attack them, but that
thele, after desperate battle were defeated,
and cut of to a man-that the Arabs then
ruhed to the city, which they luccesfully
attacked and had taken principal fort
that another attempt had been made TO az
faiinate the Dey, he having received fever
al TABS, and iaid TO be MORALLY wounded
that he had cut of 400 Of the richeit Jews
heads, and that the bloody work was liIl
going on when the veAel left that place.
There were at that tins three vehels at Al.
giers, Raguian, an Imperialif, and
Swede, who all cut their cables, and run
away from the port, permitting as many
Jews to come as could get on board. The
brig'that has now arrived, has 100 on board,
and i is expected the Swede has at Leaf
400 more.-Such is the news At Leghorn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
PARIs.

In letter 10 a friend, an American ga.
tIeman, now in France, gives the foIlowig
de1tription Of the MetroPsiJ Of Ews5s; !
Paris IS now as fPlendid and Rationale Is
i'll the gay times Of Lewis XIV. The e.
peror has embclliihed the Thuileries5reAa-
Ell Verlaiie5, repaired the Chatteauof oan-l
tainbeau, and indeed, is lavifhing the non
ey Of his fubja4s on the improvemeu Of
Paris, and the grandeur Of his palaces.
His ambition is now turned TO magniHcenc;
and splendor at home, and his court mott
ttrikingly exhibits i'll paiitd through Nj
Ian as h was enterir z the CRY, for bis cor
ronauon, with his magnificent retinue, thro'
triumphaI arches, and ranges Of Protrlis
(ubjeas.
q With refpea to amufements, the Ops
ra at Paris is 1ill in its glory, though M-
Veltris is about leaving it. being whoil
forgotted in the wonders Of M. DuPoTr'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Ere fhips which The Engilh have in vain
endeayourcd 70 fend among them. The
fort Of Vimercux, at two leagues to the
north, Is new creation of the Emperor :
il contains the Imperial corvettes, and a
number of other veAels In that village IS
freu the epitaph of,Pilatre, who Periihed
there by his own imprudence the 18th Of
Tune, i783. The camps formed at Bous-
ogne, at Etaples, and eliewhere, are ffill an
uncommon fpedace. Innumerable iquare
barracks, made Of wood, and plaiitered
without, contain the folders. They are
difpoIsd in three ranges, with gardens be-
tween. 1t is there thar our brave fellows
expect with impotence the fignal for glory.
This great enterprise merits the monument
which the army has erected inshonour Of
the Emperor. 1t IS 10 feet high.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

ihcwcd q itrong an inclination - uanimt
theIa
+" BY. frefh tranrfreiliou of the mott
folcnn treaties, the union Of the Ligurian
reruh'ic nifh france has been efftcted
n his evgntcf rirlf the cucumItances which
haye accom- panied il, tie formalities which
hevg b.ea employed 70 ha&en The execution
thereof, th1 s'omcnt which has been cho-
fem ~ carry the fame into execution, have,
alas formrd 40 aggregate which mutt
termiaa-c the iacri6ces which his Imperial
Maiety Of RuGia would have made, the
preiiag reqHeit Of Great Britain, and the
hope cf re0orng the neceAary tranquility
TO EUROPE BY che means Of negotiation.
{" Without doubt his Imperial Maledy Of
Rulia would not have Unified 70 ftrenuoui-
ly on The conditions fixed by him, if The
French government had fulfilled the hope
that il would efpe9 The tirit tie which hold
focic,Y together and which upholds the
-con6dcnae Of engagements between civIliE-
ed nations bot it cannot politely be be-
licved, that Bonaparte whsn he granted the
piaports, which were accompanied with
the mott pacific declarations, feriou0y in
tended to fulfill them, bccau(e during the
time which would neceflrily elapse between
the granting Of yhe paGports and thc arri-
val Of the Undersigned at Paris, he took
mealurcs which, far from facilitating the
reitoration Of peace, we're Of fuch nature,
thar they annihilased the very grounds Of
pcace.
" The Undersigned, in recalling to the
recollection Of his Excecllency, Baron Har-
,deaberg. fa6fs with which the Cabinet of
his PruiIian Majeity is very minutely &C
-G1intei, mat at the fame time, inform
-, thar ne has jut now received from
i Rulian Majeay an order, dated the 9th
i2iit) June, 70 return the annexed palports
cmmediately, andfto requea your Excelen-
ey 70 tranfmit the fame to the Frence gov
frnment, with this prelent declaration,
6ince no ule whatever can be made OF them
in the preCent fate Of affairs.
" The Underligded avails himfelf Of
this opportunity, to renew to his ExcsIlen-
cy the aaurance of his retpe6t (S;gned)
F." II. Won NOVOSILCZOFF."
< Berlin, 23} June, Q. 5. 10 JUL 1895.
" The aboye Note was Immediately
tranfmitted BY all the Minifers except N.
Laforeit, the French Envoy, reGdjng here,
to their ref eGtive Cour5s,by neAengerS and
expreiles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Capt Hartwell, of the fAip Levi, WI
lam, arrived at Philadelphia, on ~ ~, II.
Aug lat. Al, q, Ion. is, 90, nv. fen i,
with French fleet, sonliltinr az f|
He was taken on board the ADMIR-, a. o.
and had his papers examined. Atthe f,,f
time faw fhip 70 the Southwark, on +.
which ore Of the officers informed. w,s -
Enghh letter Of marque winch thew ~
taken in the morning, and fet fire 70. w.
feet, when capt. HartwelI left them VI.
0ecriugS, S. w. iuPPo6ng them bound !,
the Wclt-Indies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Literary Nofi1e--The firf volume Of R.
portf sfCalf1 decided IN Tie Supreme Iudiaai
Coart sf this CsmmoaqOcaltb-by z. VII.
LIANs, ESQ. is now in the preGs, and WILDE
ready for faie in few weeks.--APplicaaOas
for this work mutt Be made to S. & E.
Butler, Booksellers in Northampton-de
publiihers in behalf Of the author.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

The hip London Packet arrived at Pr
ladelphia, on Saturday lat, from Londo,
and brou5t papers to Aug. 10.
Mr.. Bowdoin was in London, and exDs,.
ted to remain ; or I months.
Jerome Bonaparie has been reconciled !,
Ills brother Napoleon, Ca con.ition that u
,eTye5 ieyen years at Tea.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

poll, oceaioned by The rigour Of the hr.t
ade, i IS iaid to have been one Of The q
fes of the BaihAw's eagernefs to nero,; Il
On the receipt Of the late dir,..t
from rhe Mediterranean, Gen. - -
proceeded express with them from w. w. I
ington 10 Monticello. -''''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Our ranlomed cowuymsn. we learn
iM'ed from Gthgaluf, lvr hemg, tAt WI
Augut' m the Ptyhdgat Lietty vf a \ rnn.
Capt.. Barron hgif arrival nlAy be heur
ly expected
An executive feaf,IY W pnvidens al ra
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
THE INVASION or ENGL IND.

THE INVASION OF ENGLAND.
Paris, THy 28. The Emperor is Fill at
ST. Cloud every thing however, is in read
inel5 for his departure The general opin-
ion here is, that, within a very fhort time,
fome attempt will BE- made upon England.
Haerlm. fpy 10 On Saturday Taft, at
noon, arrived the Sth regiment Of French
chaGcurs, and ALTO the 9th regiment of
French huhars, who after hating for one
night, continued their march towards the
Helder. YelterdaY about fifty French
gsgiPaY7Hsi marched in here, and this morn
ing they alto tooL he road to the Helder
The regiment of Waldeck, which yetterday
reached ZlntPoort and Velzen, marches
this day to Alkma1r, and thence proceeds
70 the fame deitina,ion as the preceding
corps. The 25Jh and 18th French infant
ry are expected hereto day, and the 4th
battalion OF BaJavian chafleurs are expected
at Sparndam and Sparnw GOD. Z he French
infantry VIII reach this place on the eft
and Oh the Iit Of Augut. the o2d, French
infantry viii marchfnto 8everwyz, and the
I'd Batayian infantry INFO Zoutpoort and
Velven. All thofc corps are marching in
fucceilion for the Helder; from which place,
we hear, that the horfe and. foot artillery
were, Immediately on their arrival, put on
board the lhiPs Of war and a canGderabe
number Of tranlports, and that they are
daily exerciled in all the ne@cl4ry manGu.
vres.
a private letter from BouloCue, extract
ed from the Paris Journal, Gates the fol-
lowing -
have feen here the 6neG rpelacles
in the world that Of 2ooo vef1ls, and %
or 100000 men, il this city, in the neigh
bouring towns, and in the surrounding
, camps. have ALTO teen the ERgGlh rang
ing at large, with fomedmes : thips, fome
ofwhich endelvour to approach; but the
three forts, which have been erected with
in theie few years, quicklv obliged them 70
iheer OF The fort OF deuu is to the North,
the fort Of Crechc to the South. and the
wooden fort, which was Eailhed wirhih the
lat Gx months our vclcls I'd out with
impuaity, aud anchor in the roads for the
moarings Of the lhips Of war, which has
intereEed ne exceedingly The a1tilla IS
compoIed Of pralas CT vetI-ls of 4 larger
hze, carrying cannon and horles Of gun
boats, veilels Of third sliud, or piaaancos;
gal!eys o. loops, with 54osrs. They have
added 20 the port oil Bouogae large bli1n
which contains more than half th- vedels
tey have extended the cham ID aop the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Gen. MoreaU, occupies houfe ne,-
Trenton, or the Pcnnfylvania Gde of Dea-
ware He intends. as toon as po1ibe, Y
become an American citizen. He Il eafy@
accels, and aRabIe. 1t is repeated, thar \
rcfuted invitations, TO enter INTO the ienu
of Spain and Rufia. he political dE
putes q Newyork and Pennsylvania mot
be naufcous TO man who has leen tie
dreadful effects Of the prevalence Of ra
dictionary fPirit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

In the Connecticut Legislature there vi
be, it is thought, greater federal majc.
~ than III the lat Two democrats wee
chofen in New London by majority of
owing 10 lederalifs Withdrawing from IL
meeting before the election had termin.
ted. In Norwich, n. ShiPman and B.
Snow, federalits were cholen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Among the dispatches which have been
received by government, is the following
letter, which explains tine nature and ex-
tent Of theailiRancc granted to HaHet Bath
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-26

Benjamin Shreue, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE,
3aseI0e bales Of INDIA COT7ONS,
CONSISTING CT
5 bales Blthwx Erer,y
20. Coomoreslly Sannahs
do. JallaPorc do.
do. seerpoo,e Baftshs
I do. CoiIypat,y do.
do. Cogmary Soaahs
1 DO. Johannah do.
DO. Doncafer Chinsy, and
cafes Bsndanna Handkerchief
faoks Sage
cheas Hylon Tea
81 pieces RuiIia shsetings
Q do. Ravens Duck
IS bags BLACK Pepper
cafe Wool Hats
Mems coarie and fne Shoes.
Womens' and chi'drens' Mo, oceo do,
Sole and Upper Leather
A few Coils CoiGsge
Snuff in half barrel, and ke3,
!, pipes 4'h proof Cogniae ifandy
hbds. A.msgnac dr.
hhss. and II barrels Sugar
Is bbl,. Beef, Salem INFECTION
s do. bea brown TANNERS OIL.
IanuaryI.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-26
NETWORK LOTTERY, No. 2,

AFEW TICKETS in the Third cIals Of tn.
POTTERY for the promotion OF Litelstuse in the
aate ct New. York. fof Sale BY the printer here.
Of. Prizes in the Second Ciafs will be taken in
exchange. December a. )
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-26
ROHEkT GRAY

CONTiNItS he Eookil 'rg a. S;a,ions.
- " uuGntis - he Store o'etnf, >c;upie
BY ,>obe,tN jobs Gsay, ard e.ps@t, f.!c,'
: c,ruouancc Of re patronage | lis Irl' IS ard
The r-h'E.
tt OCN-BINDING Of every IS, Upton
cNcculsA IN The nclS el a,annes on nodcIas erins.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-26
WILLIAM O X L E Y
January l..

HAS ON HAND.
W5ieb be -o;N dypyGr IF On ie,mt a1Vaasagtoxs
10 ht tar.A2f,s, #, e4>6 or no'es.
The following Artic.fs, viz
Sur.irne and ieaopd CLOTHS.
Ke,frymcres add fwaodowns
Rearikins and .esrnonghts
DcrarIs AMI ca!lr,ancocs
Hnnbs zen ard vildiorss
Common and bold camh!c.s :.
Silk, cotton, ard verified hoGcr;-
Fnghfh extts long elk gloves
SILK twia and ,h,ead
Dis1cr and coE7nQn tapes
Paper and pound pins
Wti'e ard printed maffciies
Laces, sdyi@gs and gus :,
Elegant black and white lace wells
Psttn; do. do.
Satin pee!ons AMI lllk'handkercbieF.
-. q.S, and 81 Cambuck .ufns
India Jacouet DO.
Fus,ian., buekram, Sc. sc.
ALSO, -
A few bales Of Negro Caddie,, and one trunk
dlk and cotton flings.
January J.