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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
LONDON, Auguft 2.

IoNDON, AuRuU z.
We are enabled to allure our readers, from
the moit unqueftionable authority, that lord
Lauderdalc will frt off in the courfe of this
day for Paris. His lordfhip was expected to
leave town foon after one O'Clock. One of the
p-rfons who arrived Yesterday from Paris was
Mr.. Goddard, who was formerly private
ecre;ary to lord Grenve, but happening >un-
fortunately TO he in France on the breaking out
If Hoitihties, he has been detained there ever
ince. MIR. Goddard was the bearer of DIFF
patches from lord Yarmouth, which, in corr
equence of Mr.. Fox's illnefs, were taken to
,td Grenvl'e's. Mr.. Goddard arrived about
7, and at O'Clock cabinet council was held.
Lord Lacderdale is to- be accompanied BY Mr..
Goddard, who will act as his lordfiip's private
ecretary during the negotiation. Our readers
vil do us the juftice to recollctf, that we fla
ted few days ago that the negotiation would
foeediIy take derifvs turn. Subfequent e.
vents have iuaiFed that opinion and we can
now venture to fate, that in a few DAYS the
queition of peace or war will be decided; for
mis- maiefy's nini9ers are, we believe, unan-
nonny reiolyed not to fuffer protracted nego.
tiation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

CAPTAINS, &C. Sc. dated 90 the ss,h of My
iaN, ana the following paragraph:
representations n ring been made. that
neutral Hips are frequently detained upon friyo-
ious grounds, you are hereby further rccuired
and directed not 20 interrupt any !hips un..rr
neu'ra' "ags engaged IN trade not prohibited by
law, except upon proof, or ironr vtuun5 Of
prciumpt,on, that the fiip or the goods belong
tn his najefy's enemies, aud you are ,a,tic,,-
larly 20 bear in mind, that neutral veffro, CON
veying cargoes between this country gEnclard7
aud the ports OF the enemy, carry with .hs.c:
trong prefump ion, that the proprr;y ia Ell
Their on Brtiili or neutral account, and engaged
IN legal trade i: his maiety having, in conf
Iteration of the prefcnt nate of commerce Nm
pieaied to allow that trade 70 be carried on by
Britifh and neutral iuhietts-it is therefore pro-
perthat fuch trade fliould fufier as little inter
ruption as pofiibie.
Signed, III. NEAL.
RUSSELL,
&c KENSINGTON.
BY command of their Lordihips.
B.TucKER."
The above inftrudions from the lords Of
the Admiralty, were received on this hation hy
his majeay's lhip Leopard-and have further
undertood, it the with of the admiral here.
that no neutral velIcs fhoud be detained or,
light or frivolous grounds" -
Be9On PNAadiun./
The Tnnfan Envoy, Sid Suleman MeIIs
Mimi, will fail for Tuns in a few days, in the
Two Brothers. 1t is faid the minilter will make
better fpec by the milton, than his mater.
lie has, we are told. OIL board the fhip, coffee
TO the value of $4,000 dollars, befides his pre-
'e"'s' &c. Rsfon Gent.
IRHODE.ISLhNH.
Nehemiah knight and Ifaac Wilbour are e.
,eceed kepretsnta,'ves in the tenth Congrefs
1t appears that Duncan, the Cuftom- Honfe
officer at Detroit, has abfconsied and carried
with hi" frventy-four thoufand dollars, OF the
public money.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

II appears that Duncan, the Cuitom. HOMIE
officer at Detroit, has abfconded and carried
with him frventy-four thoufand dollars, of the
public money.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

We received laf night Paris papers to the
26.h and Dutch to the 3oth nit. They confirm
what we excluGvely ftatcd on Wednesday.
viz. that treaty of peace between France and
Ruifia was ligned on the soth ult. which fome
Of our competitors doubted, and others con-
6dently denied. NJ. D'Oubril was of courfe
the plenpotentiary for Rufia, and Gen. Clarke
acted in the fame capacity for France. a cir
cular letter TO the different ports, from the mi
nifer of the French marine, announced this i'm
portant fact TO the public. This event feems
to have raifed the fprits of the people in Paris,
and has proportionably operated upon the
French funds. Bank ftock had on the gath rifen
to l57. so. and at the fame period the per
cents, were at 81. go. I>r &c, no doubt is in
ferred IN the French capital that this feparate
treaty between France and Ruliia is the harbin-
ger of general pacification with this country
and the feyeral powers Of Europe. In confe-
iequence, too, of this aulpicious event, the Mo-
niteur has announced that the grand triumphal
Fetes are to take place in September, the laft
Is days of which will be wholly devoted to ma
tional fefivities.
We are enabled, by the receipt of the Ham
bnrgh paper, to anticipate the contents of the
uext Hamburgh mail. Cataro has not vet been
formally delivered up to the French bat as
peace has been fgned between France and Ruff
ia, there can be no doubt that the RufIians will
eVacu1te it as foon as the French are ready to
receive it.
There il foo much rsafop o. Co. a.. a. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
RHOpE.IsLAMH

Nehemiah knight and Ifaac Wilbour are e.
,ec'ed Representatives. in the tenth Congrefs
from Rhode-IIland.- Both Republ;c.ns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

From a paper reeeived nttbr Office oftbe Norfolk
enbLek Ledger, BY tbe. I5ip RoAa, Captain Get
, tie, from London.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

There is ftroDg reafon to hope that the other
French frigates who have been committing de-
predations in the Greenland feas, ON our com
fnerce, will ihare the fate of their comfort La
Cuerrerre.-Eiis majeay's frigate La Loire,
which was on the Iriih fation, was chafed A
few days ago by three French frigates coming
from the Northward. la Loire, by hyperion
falling efcaped the enemy, and fell In with the
superb, Of "A guns, and the Niobc fdgate, and
they all Immediately joined in pnrfuit of the G.
nemy off Belleife.
The account of Mr.. Fox this day is by no
means more favourable than il was yeaesday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

Among tie psners which we have recent
fecew,d from New-O aeauo, Nc find the r,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
The fubfcribers hereby give puble
az TO FARMERS.

THE Lands in Townfiip No. 6, in
the sth Range north Of the Waldo Pa.
tent, are offered for tale In Lots Of any lze,
from looto goo acres to BE leleeted II any
part OF the toFnfhiP, Ut the pleafure Of pur-
chalers. a-
This townfhip is Rocked with valuable
timber Of various lzinas---is well watered By
dreams which fall into the Pifcataquis, and
afford an eafy and cheap conveyance fof
RATS and boats carrying five roHs, 10 the tids
waters on the Penobfcot The foil Is ihte-
rior TO none in the Diltriet Of Maine, andth'
title Is indifPutable. 6f gf
As the principal obie6tlof tEefale viii be 70
promote the immediate fettlement Of ths
townihiP, i vii Be difpolcd Of on terms
uSUsUALLYLIBERAL, and to none except irfa
as Pail 5ssome at7aal ycsaeys. Thcfe therefore
who with TO obtain Farms on fuch terms, arc
invited to examine the to4ynlaip, and tor tu''
Their particulars apply 10
MOSES CREENLEAE
Bangor. 1906. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
TOR S.ALE.


Bv Tobn p. Tbnr5ton SJ Go.
FORE-STREET.
FRESH fuperfnc and fine Baltimore ard
Philadelphia FLOUR, in whole and hall
barrels.
90 kegs frefh fuperfne, fine and Gem
mon Englifh Mufard,
80 boxes Spermaceti Candles--fyf sort.
80 do dip'd tallow do.
600 gallons Linfeed Oil, beif quality and
very cheer.
200 boxes brown Soap,
90 crates Cream Color and blue painted
Ware,
so cafks afored Engliih Naiis--entitied
70 debenture,
500 boxes III by 1910 by 1913 by 10
~ by s-snd by Crown Clafs,
10 cafks Paints, viz. white and red Lead,
Yellow Oker, Spanifh Brown, vene-
tian Red, Patent Yellow, Verdigrife,
white Vitrol and Wktning.
io0o Iron Cegs,
20 Englifh Scale beams,
500 lbs. Engliih Wire-ailorted,
Few dog. do. Spades and Shovels,
do do do long and hert handled Fry
ing Pans,
Belf double rolled Sheet Iron,
Few grofs large, middling and fmali l.P
Cod Hooks,
An ahortment Engliih hollow Iron ware
do do do Stone oo'
5 tons pig and bar Lead,
! meets Lead, & 81 per fquare foot,
10 cafks patent Shst-aflorted,
Jars white and black Warmth,
do fuper6ne and fine Copal do.
1000 large and tnlaIl horn Lanthorn Lights
Cafks Rice, hhds Molafes, and bbls.
Sugar.
Few bbls, Navy Mefs Pork,
Sofchelts Hyfon, Hyfontkin and Sou
chong Teas.
so bbls. navy Mefs No. & 2 Pork,
40 boxes Chocolate,
Paints ground in Oil, and put up for ex-
portation Portland, AEg. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
LATE OMISSIONS.
90 @@*$+@@,-,-
SPANISH OUTRAGE.

FROM THE POLITICAL REGISTER. ~
Captain Jokn Miles, jr. late matter of the
I hoop Mary,oi New-Haven, has arrived at
that port, after an aAfcnce of ne arly moths.
Capt. Miles failed from New 1avea on the
lsth July, 1909, on voyage to the River
Oronoke, on the Spanifl. Maine, where he ar
rived the n of October following. The gov
eFnor, on examining his papers, Immediately
took poGeiion of the vef[el and cargo, confll-
ing of 500 barrels Of -four (worth so dollars
per barrel) fonle beef, butter, &c. The rea-
fen alIedged was, that fhe had no fea-letter.
AT the time of failing there were no blank fea-
letters fgred by the fecretary of State, in the
Office, and the collector of the port gave CAPT.
Miles certificate TO that effect, which was
produced, bat to no purpofe. After fome
months, the owner of the vehe having
got information of capt. Miles ftuation, OBJ
rained fea-Ietter in form, with certificate
from the collector, that the Mary was entitled
40 that fea-letter on her failing ALTO, the de-
petitions of the owners, as TO the citizenfhip
Of the captain snd people, the ownerfliip If
the veffel, her failing, SSr. &c. and in addi-
tion, confular certificate, and forwarded; all
which were received by capt NJ. in MAY lalt
and laid befofe the Governor Thefe papers
made monetary imprefion upon him but
finally he told capt. NJ. tina. the papers were
all forged, aud that he could not give up the
property. In the mean time, the people, fome
of whom had attempted to efcape and get
home, 70 give information of their htuation,
had been taken up their money, (about COO
doIlars) taken from them by the governor, and
they were thrown into prifon, where they re-
NAMED ieveral months bur were, at length
on the repeated Fluctuations of the capt. and
Others, liberated; but ttey. as alto the capt.
were ordered not TO leave the place. They
remained fome months in this ftuation till
finding the vefel and cargo ruined, no hope
of reseale, or Of redrefs, and fulpicious that
the governor TO fecure himielf from refponii.
bi.ity for the property thus wansonIy deitroy-
cd, might find means TO take care Of fbsaz, and
prevent any information getting home to their
friends ; they determined at The hazard Of
their lives. to attempt their efcape, which BY
the Providence Of God, they happily effected
and arrived fafe at Trinidad IN July lat, lesv
ing every thing behind them in the hands O
the governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
To Sell or LET

n handforne three ftory brick DWELLING
Honie, pleafantly fituated in Back-(lres,
water, barn, &c. p "a
dy1-a two tory Houfe in Cum
nefIand isreet, Pleaiantly iituated, neatly fin.
iihed andPsintcd, wirhnecefIary conven;,,,rss
Llke7vys-a two tory Houfe, fir
uated handioinely in the fouthern p.rt If y :
town For terms apply at tbs Office.
Sept. Is. f,O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
REMOVAL.

THOMAS sIMoNToN, has removed 70
the PTemifes lately occupied by Mr..
STEPHEN LEE, in Free Street--where ~
Keeps eonlfantly, good Horses and eIegapr
CHASE 70 Let, on reafonable terms.
For Sac "A number of new and
eesnd handed CHASE. (sw) Asg. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
MAssAcHxsETri, sEPr. 1905.


DEAR s1R-How wretched was our fate,
While FACTION rui'd our native otate;
But hap ", late, Patrior band
Arofe, and fav'd a linking Land.
To YOU, It's known, (but this between us,)
That civil broils elicit genius,
Call forth new Talents to the light,
Unken'd before by human fight
and give to Cowardice, much more,
OF FUNK than e'er il had before.
Hence Dana ihone in high debate,
Refpeeinp Gov nor of the State,
AMI eloquently did fuPport
Our Magma Charta, the R.p@t,
,cainft iitconb, Philips, Otis, Gore,
Aud many of the Faction more,
Amid the fed'ral noife and Glamour,
So often raisd in Senate Chamber,
While Childs and Others rifqu'd their necks,
With brother Hill Of Middlelex,
By nobly aiding in ire csrle,
OF Freedom, and EleGtion-laws.
There, firlt, faw you, candidate
For MaaachufeJts' Chair of State,
Which many thought you'd grace as focn
As James Sullivan, or Caleb Stcon.-
"a both were Jealous for our party,
We forn'd, you know, friendihip hearty,
And did good Offices 70 many,
Especially to Mr.. Dana
Altho' We fail'd, in minor plans,
The Governments partly in our hands;
And fhould we practice all our arts,
And act, as rfuslly, our parts.
Our candidate, another year,
VIII take, as yarRum Jays, the Gbee,,
While YOU in nate-atfairs no novice,
Will doubtless hold The fecond office.
BY which you'll anfwor I'll your ends,
And help to oAices your friends
Among the meritorious many,
You'Il not Ger look our patron, Dana
Who even now, in vihon, fees
III Attorney Cen'ral's erizr'"sl fse'-
You'll then, at leaf, 2 dozen dIfhes
On me beitow of" loaves and hihes !;
For he that works for public good,
Moi certainly deferves MS food,
Thus, MIR. Scattering, I'll befriend we,
Whatever Fortune irall attendye,
In fpite of ali the fsd'ral Wags.
Your humble Servant, NOBLE BAGS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Portland Benevolent Society.

,,-, portland Beneuolena Society.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the N1er,hsr. e
the Portland Benevolent Society, that
their annual meeting will be holden a. the
Court Aoufe in Portland, on Wednef3sv ,Ls
firit day of October next at o'clock = he he
afternoon. As important bufinefs i u ~
traniacted puncfual attendance i reouelled
BY order Of the managers.
STEPHEN LoNGFELLoW, jr. Erets,y.
Portland, Sept. go, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
" Indian Lock and Key 20

A gentlemen, passing lately through
the settlement of Seneca Indians, at
SquawKey Hill, near the Genesse Riv-
er, noticed an Indian hut with the door
shut and two or three small sticks set
ND against it. On inquiry, he was sur
priscd to learn that this was signal
that the family was absent, and that no
Indian of another family, would enter
the house, or by any means could be m
duced to enter, when it is thus closed.
A sheriff-s officer, on being lately aiked
what he meant by continually laying that ne
was a diftinguifkcd member OF an bzrHs"fsH,
iseisty, anfwered, that be belonged to t@ffs
-. Los. Pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
RIM AWAI

FROM the fibfcriber, an indented appren-
tiee, named Jaraes To7prr, about fifteen
years old, iandy complexion--Whoever will
return faid apprentice, llalI receive one canr
reward--all perfons are forbid harborinr r.;d
boy, On penalty Of the law.
WILLIAM ROGERS
Brupfwicl, Sept, Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Frenh Flour.

Frefh Flour.
Jun received and for fale
BY Joshua Riebardson,
1T No. 3, Long -Wbayf,
zoo Bbis. Philadelphia fine and fuPer-
fine Flour,
100 do. Alexandria and New York do.
so boxes Spermaceti Candles,
50 Bbls. Mefs Beef,
80 half do Mefs & No. do.
bbls. Bone Middiings, and Ma. Pork,
chefs Hyfonfkin & Souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
Pipe 4th proof Barcelona Brandy,
Cin-cafes md Ship Bread,
Aggse rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
\ New three ftory HOUSE

"A for fzle, formerly the proper.v oe
Ziba Pope, in Hampfhire freer, it will be
fold on a long credit. Fleafe to epply a, No
?. Long-wharf, where there is for fale so tons
OF Rufha iron, and an aGortment Of Iron and
Kcds, and fourteen hundred bufhes Corn.
COTTON 3, BROOKS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
4softgr
FOR TIFF PORTLAND GAZETTE.

NJ sb5rt Poeticai Epi5tie, firm Myoy
NOBLE Bags to the Hen. Mr.
SCATTERING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

III Rattle SNAKES = killed few
days sincein Reading, n. Y. by 5 young
lads, the oldest of which was not more
than II years. The snakes were all
found in hollow Iog.--Caa0dosna Ret.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
For Sale.

A n elegant TRAINING CUN--verv lob,
anu convenient to exercife with.-A6--
a nandiome SWORD, almoff new.-Thev will
DC c'ipoisd OF cheap. Inquire of the printer,
Sept %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
CHARLES SIMPSON,

Has on hscd for Eale, at the fore
lately occupied by BpAKr 81 s1,x..o. !.
good ahortment of :
N. l. Goods and Groceries.
Va '~'' 1'D4''' ms Sept. D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

THE copartnerfhip of BLAKE & sTIMP-
SON, is this day, by mutual content, diff
folved. All Perfons having demands apainft
fad firm, are requsfted to exhibit the fame. and
ihofe indebted, to make payment to 1ba,le
Stim9fan. THOS. BLAKE
CHARLES SIMPSON,
Ps,1iaad, SEP. %, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Lees Bilious Pills.

1870
Ex,raa Of letter, dated fo't A'ut,
Estate sf Ne4oyorkJ july 1900,
fran Def7or IsAAc SARCAN4, 10
Dofsr Samuel H. p. Lee, Negr-
London.
HAVING been for about fifteen years in
II the practice Of Phyhek,. in this place
where the mon prevailing difeafes are OF the
bilious kind, and frequently thoie OF the moii
alarming and ebltinate grade, had with much
anxiety witnefied the deficiency of the Catba'-
tics generally made ufe of in thoie complaints
and anxious to find better competition than
any had yet been acquainted with At the
advice of friend, made trial ofyour NEw-
LONDON Bilious PILLs"--which 10 far ex-
ceeded any other medicine of the kind al their
good effects in removing the complaints for
which they were administered that have now
for number of years, made ufe Of a number OF
dozen boxes in my Practice IN each year.
much to the advantage of my patients inie
70 many of your pills, that il would be an OBJ
jet to purchafe them direct from yon, there
fore will thank you for your prices Tor caih'
delivered at Troy, &c. &c.
ISAAC SARGANT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
EVENING SCHOOL.

I N order to keep two Quarters, the Subrcri-
Der will commence his Evening School on
the hrft Monday Of September next, at the
UNION ScHooL Room; where convenient
lighted room and infruetion four nights in a
week, will be provided for Three DolEors Der
Quarter ~ One Dollar paid at entrance.
Where likewife will be taught, Surveying,
Navigation, Bookkeeping and fhort, eafy
and accurate method Of calculating LuNAR
OHsERvAr1oNs. BY DUNN's LINEAR Ia
BLEs; by which the true Longitude at Sea.
may be found IN few minrtes Of time. This
method is foon learned and not eafiIys foroot
ten; and has been highly approved by the
mott experienced infrn6tors in the United
Ststes--by WILLIAM MOODY,
POrtland, Hrggs % (tfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Catalogue of Books,

Catalogue or BOOKS,
For fale AZ the BOOKSTORE Of ISAAC ADAMS,
No. =, FTg,tlresf--( eontinusd)
Owens Difcourics PrieitDey's Lectures
Grtonss do on t1iifory
Princes Sermons Pailey's moral PhilOf-
FINDERS Works ophy
pikess Arithmetic Parkinfon's Medical
Parable Loft Annota'ions
Practice of Piety Public Characters
Paileyss evidence Of Playfair's Euclid
ChriRianity Pringle on difeafes of
Philip QUAR- the army
PfeRon on Malonry Petitpierre's Thoughts
Power Of Religion on divine goodnefs
Pleafures Of Memory Philips Poems
Polite Education Quincy'sM Medical Lex
PERKINS, French Gram icon
mar
Robertfon's HiforY Of Charles 9Th
DO do Of South America
Ramfey's Songs
Rawfon's Geography
Religious opinions
Rstheram on Faith and its connection
with good works
Rambler by DR. Johnfon
Romance OF real life
Rollins Ancient Hiftory
Spectator by Addition
Senscass Morals
SCOTS LeiIons
SulIivan's hiltory Of the Diflritf Of Maine
Spiritual Letters
Sailor Boy
Southey's Poems
Smillie's Midwifery
Stackhoufess hifiory of the Bible
Stanton's Enbafy to China
Stennetts Difcourfes
Saunders on Liver
Seaions by Thompion
Sacred Dramas
Student and Palfor
Struve on Animation
Songfer's Mufeum with Notes
Spirit Of Deipotilm
Songaer
Smilliess Plates
Sternes' Works
Shakefpeares works
Smarts Horace
Smith on the wealth Of nations
Thomplon's Family Phy6cian
Townfend's Guide TO Eealth
Trails Sermons
Trimmer's Fabulous
Tales Of Wonder
True Republican
Taller
Tockets Pantheon
Vicar of Wakefield Walkers TraSs
Watts on the Mind Williams Diary
De Cateehifm WhitfeIdss Sermons
Winter Evenings Zimmerman on Soil
Welt's Letters to a tude
young man on his SEPT. %.
tirit entrance into
Life
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

MELL printed, on good paper. are COR
W family for lale at the Bosi. Store Of
ISAAC ADAMS, No. z, Fjl51F,ees
4safirmations OF !ugd- ) Apprentices lnden-
ment, lures,
Writs and luminous, : Certificates of Pub
Executions, ) liihments for mar
Subprna., raige,
RcPlevin writs, Powers or Attorney,
Rules or Agreements Bills of Exchange
for References, Policies of Inlurance.
Acknowledgment of : Bills of Lading,
Debt, Debentures,
Complaints, CARBOHYDRATES,
Search Warrants, Shipping Papers,
Collectors Warrants, { Fifhermsn's do.
Memorandums. 5 Foreign Manifels,
Complaints againft } Coating do.
Deinquents in the Bills of fale fer vef-
militia, fels with the Regii-
Summons and Wars ) ter inherited,
rants againit do. in } Do. with the Enrol
the do ment inherited.
Warranty Deeds, 5 Iiff of crews,
Quitclaim do. , Rolls de Equipags,
Mortgage do. { Checks on the Maine
Bonds, Bank.
Bills of fale, Do. on the Portland
Leafes. , do.
Sherif's Bail Bonds, : Blank Notes. tJs e..
C BLANKS gfaR kinds printed at
tbs Gazetst-0Eds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

Estr0a d a letter firm a gentleman q
rspeaabikty, one Of the prgeDor5 IN
the /snanary Of licences at Canaden,
rs. c. J to bis Gqe,- in N. London
Communicated By Mr.. James Blk
ley, merchant, Of Ne1v-London, Bat
ed Oh 1905.
South-Carolina has never, perhaps, ince
its fettlement witneiIed 70 hckly a ieaion as
the laif fummer, and the devouring peitilenee
Till continues lis alarming ravages-ard Il has
not been confined to this State alone. Its de-
floating march has extended from Virginia to
Georgia.
81 have, however, been 70 fortunate as to
efcape an attack from, thofe dreadful fevers
which prevail in this country and attribute
my eicape, in great meafure, to the extraor-
binary virtues of certain Pills, manufactured
by DR.. Lee of New-London; the good eff
fects ofwhich, in preventing thofe diforders
which arife from bile, are certainly undoubt-
ed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
iona. P. Hall,

HAS received from London and Byic
fot by the late arrivals, a large fupply
OF GOODS In his line, and has now for faIe.
III Ma I TT1,o-- g., ID a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
WTNTER RYE.

A QUANTITY of e1cellent y'ia,ey I've
for faie by POPE & DAVIS, ne I
KyG5's R0zg. d 10. 3, ts07-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

Arthur Shirley, Printer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

India Cottons, remarkably cheap.
STh IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

Al5o-A large and general afort-
ntnt Of Drugs 81 MEDICINES, on good
terms, and az low prices 60 June 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
T. & A vinton,

HAVE Juit received frelh allotment OF
: FILL q WINTER GOODS,
which will be fold al there ufual reduced prices