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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
Valuable LOTS for SAX.

30 virtrr, Of a deed Of trua mPHILIr WAN.
re.N t, The fn5ierihcr, for the pnrpole OF ieeu-
ring TIC paymcn, Of celtain fun; thersin men.
toned, will be expoied to public fsle, 1.-THE
rrsmiles, at eleven O'Clock, a. M. on SA'
TURDAY, the ssh day ct April neat, iof
Cg6-
6 Lots, Handsomely ftuated, con
10 the town of Alexandria, containing
between FIVE and tx acres each 5 being part OF
the tract lately known by the bame OF " STUMP.
HiN,,' ard in TIL. fubdiviGon Of laii traa as laid
off by Col. Gilpip, diaingualled by the mum.
bsrs rs, 10, 20, rs, ID, IS. To iuch as nave
not already Implied ttemfelveswitb eligible hta'
atoms in the neighborhood, thefe Lots Prescht an
Object worthy OF attention, aud 10 accommodate
purchalers they viii be fet up {epafately. For
N re particular information refpetsing this pro-
perty, application may be made to Col. Gilbn,
or to the fublcrber, who is furni(hed with
connected plar Of taeic and til. adjoining Lots,
fome of which are in. high fate of improve
merit.
John MIver.
Much (. zsw5thAp
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Dr.. Ramjon's Anti Bilious Pills,
4;cr. Family PhYilc.

~ '3ST5 Z ssf11'E ~ -
The extraordinary celebrity thele pills have
gained, the univeriai demand for them and eRetm
of which th:yare held by medical men OF the ffR
emincncc, are fuficiens Testimonials OF their ~
trinic worth. In great coles and hidden attacks
of diforders, an carly rie of shefepill ostenp'o-
duces The lisppieh effects, and taken once 10 eight
or ten daysin cafes Of iadigeaion, htadachs, diz-
zinels, pains in,thc fomach and bowels, dyfen.
tries, diarehoeas, dropGes, Sc. and hbeial
ufe of my anti bilious bittetsn the intermediate
time has relieved patients almoit to. a miracle
priceas cents box.
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March E.
For Sale, Rent or Leafe,

Il ~ NNiS3 ANSAAS ~ -
The foHowang Valuable Property.
a LOT ofgroand on King areet, on which
n is two tory brick houfe "a feet front by
81 feet, with good cellar paved with bricks
with a we'll in it-aifo brick neceAary we'll
L kewilc framed houfe, convenient Tor fn1all
family, on 10 feet alley back of the brick
houf,-A vacant lot on Patrick frees, opqcfte
Dsvy Davys, and binding on an aiiey-A va.
cant lot on Cameron Rreet, &C feet inches in
front, and rcs feet deep to an alley.
Ill S @,
Five and I-S. acres of LAND, on the Lees.
burg road, about two miles from Alexandria,
Foe terms and further particulars, pleafe to ap.
Ply 70 tine fuberiber living On the frA mentioned
Prea,ifts, near Davey D'yey's.
Iohn w. Turner.
Alexandria, Feb. "a. zawst
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DR.. Rawforss Worm Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and lafety in its
operation eands unrivalled. The r,of anthem
sicated proofs ana respectable authorities GIFTS
atton.lhing virtues, and lurpriiDg effects, 10 ex-
tTsme and alarming cafes of worms, may be teen
at the place of fale. Price 50 csnis packet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
Dr.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price 50 cents box.
HinkIey's Infalllble remedy, fol
the Piles.
Price 60 Cexts a Boa.

Price 50 Ceats a Bos.
Very particular directions accompanying each
of thcfe valuable medicines.
he has hkewsje for Sale,
A general aHortment of Drugs. Patent Me-
d;cines, Shop furniture and Walls; few hand.
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof yisis,
Kaencc of Spruce : Patent Blaking; Madeira
and Sherry wine; black bottles In hogheads;
Paints ground in oil /; and a few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which,he will iell on Reasonable terms
or eah, or TO punttual cufomers on a hort
arcdit .fsy
Or "A generous allowance will b. made to
thofe who purchaIe 'tae shove Medicines by ehe
dozen.
March az. aaw
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Much s..
N O L C L.
IN tic caJeof Josiah WATSON, a bank

IN the ea5sef Josiah WATSON, a bank
rnbt.
rJ.HE Creditoss who bavc proved their debts
4 under commaion Of bankrupt, awarded
and il1ued againt JJsGab W,attoa, late OF Alex.
andria, me,ehsat, are reqacaed 70 meet the al
Ggaee OF tie laid banklups's caate, at Gsdshy's
',o,el, in the town of Alexandria, on Wcdoe'
day, the, oh day Of April neSt, at ten O'clock,
in he fo1enoon. SIS baG1efs of,he hsa imPor.
ssnce to rho intefea OF the faid .fste will De
then nbmt,ed tp+hc confederation e the credi
tors, tits hoped there will be full meeting.
John Ms1ver.
March {. zawoshAp
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Marshs
LAND FOR SALE.


VIII be Sola, TO the highea bidder, on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF May next, at Hay.
Market, ioeipg tne-hra day OF the next dill
tria court to b: held therel
~rg~WO hundred acres of LAND, more or
i leis, known by the name of Grsensvie6,
=apd lying in the county of Prince William, four
smiles from Hay Market, or the road leading
.froa, sfencc 70 Fredericksburg and the Carsll-
na's.-Ths back road from the city OF sVaih-
: iagton 70 the fouthesn hates ALTO runs through
$ the land, which renders il an eligible aand .or
:. q tavern, i, is ALTO coed aand tor a fore
There are leveral homes, with well Of excel
: leat water on this land, which lies well fer cul
ssivasion, and has Comfortable quantity OF
wood 90 is. The Platter of Paris aio appears
: well adapted to he ioil, as / railed 6ne clover
:. en- it Som the application of that manure only
The I.rms OF fae will hs--One third OF tae
: purchafe money in s months, ono third in IL
noaths, asd the remaining third invis months
from the day of fale; The. parchstcr giving bond
and approved fecunty Tor the psymens thsreos.
PoiTefioa will be given immediately to the eur-
phafer, and good title made Cd receipt OF the
frit payment.
Bertrand Ewell.
L L.,,.,, ~ l9awt6 r
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FOR S AL E,

A Negro Woman, who is an ex.
cellens houle fervans. with her two Children ;
she one male, the other female.
Ian. Is. Enquire os the Piinser.
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IsG received dire6f from the PaSentees, ard
FOR 81 LIE 9
JAMES KENNEDY, I'm.
DRUGGIST;
5 The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. Rawjon's lAnti-BsAous ans
StomacheL B5tteys.
PREPARED BY
TITO M A S II. r A W SO ~,
Member Of the Connecticut Medical Society.

NC
Y~HEsE Bitte-s have undoubtedly had the,
4 .moft rapid.fale of any Patent Medicine {,
YER before difcovered, and are jnily appreciates
or their iaa ular and uncommon virtats tor re-.
aoring weak and decayed contributions, and ar
thattrsin of complicated complaints 70 commonin
the fp,ing and tall fcaons, fuch as iate,,sitassf
Fsvers and Agnes, lsug Aatamnai fsVsfs' y
6steries, &c. They are aifo very plcaian' DIT.
ter for common u1e, and where they are known
they have taken the place and fupcrcedet the use
OF all other bittcls in public heuiesas welias N
private familics.-PIice so cents box.
DR.. Lees Whitman Bilious Pals.
THE eteat lale and incre4ling demand for theie
yainablc pills for theie twelve years pait, be-
foeak their iutriniic worth. They have proved
Gnsuiatiy eficaclous in Balipas and 1ttlsTv fs.
vers, 3aaalice, Hsad Aeebs, DVtnfsffe'. 8'lItaa'
Gbolie, C9aivlReG, Fsm0Je capiaints. sc.
The very great demand add high eitct'n ~
which ,hefe pills are held thfocghoW the Uni'ed
States and she WeH Indies, has induced many to
counterfeit them the paychafer is requeited to
oois:ye that the name of Samuel Lee, JUG. ithe
patensee)i is affixed to each bill of directions, IN
his own hand writing, or they willnot be gena.
inc Price SO cents box.
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:Thompfo,,,s Aromatlc Tooth Pate,

fhoDp}o',,s Aromatac Tooth Fafte,
s, For the fcurvy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and preierving the teeth. JtaGewlfe
takes all difagreeabe (mells from the breath,
which generally arifss from lcorbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
ly cffeezsed by all thoe who valucthe prsieryasi.
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the grcate2 fafety. tits neatly put up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price SO
cents a,box.
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Bertrand Ewell.
saw.6y
February II
Charles County Court,

AagaR Ie,sz, 500.
4 T appearing to the Court, upon the petition
Of William NJ. Mayns1ier, for conmiaion
OF partition under the aa entitled, g An act TO
. direct asiceot., - that Charles Alexander and
/ Frances MS wife, Charles Tyler and Sarah hs
wife, Robert Brown, Cecilia Outlaws Brown,
Louifa, Richard Brown, Seaicra Blown,
Martha Lannea Brown, Outlaws Richard Alex.
ander Brown, Lewis B. Whiting and Maria his
wife, Eleanor Brown, Richard Brown, Cstha,
zine Brown, Eleanor Brown, Outlaws Brown
and William Blown, perfons readenss of the
fate of Virginia. are entitled 60 certain parts OF
she land therein mentioned and the commfhon.
ers sppeiuscd in purfuance of the faid petition
having made @their return thereof as ths law di.
IeAs 1t isrbsreHt5a ordered, That the faid
perions appear, 6y themfeives or their atsor
ney, In Charles county court, az Charles Town.
on the third MONDAY in March nexb to
ihsw capfe, if any they have, why'the return
aforeiaid, of the commissioners, mould nor be
confirmed, and that the iaid William M. May.
nader give notice Of this order BY eauGag the
fame to be inherited in Srowdcnss paper IN Alex
sedr;s, twice a week for the fpace ofthree weeks
before the faid third Monday in March next.
s-TeR,
IOHN BARNES, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be fold, 10 the higheits bidder,
= for really money, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
this alanth, sfarchl on the farm of Captain lho-
nas'PDiiard, JUN.
SIX UGl4abLs SLAVES, VIZ.
Thee men, two women, aud girl; very va.
sAbIe bloode Rud horfs, four oher horss, toet OF
cattle ihees and hogs, Wagon and gears, with un
dry tools ard piansaslon aeeas and parcel OF corn,
) and fsddert '~sE
Alo thc tract Of land, with the appurtenance con-
taining ur hundred and forty eighE and halt acres,
wherein are crested good and convenient buildings, a
proportion of which land is uncleared and hrong
The above property caen and given toiatss iundry
Judgments Obtained BY James Waugh, iheri, asPer ex-
...4scaiions in pciEsiIion Of
r. RATCLrFFE, Coroner F. G.
March 4
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PURSUANT to deed Of troR from 70 .. ' ,sooi
~ posros TO the fubfcriber, will DC sS H.
Go =. to la!e, for ready money, at the y, .' ,,n
Hou'e, in the town OF Alexana'rS' "a CTs or
day OF March next, I I" . 4 a y y c,cap:,
LANE, lying upon the norsh river o. 1e'. "a
hen, N the county of Hampihhe' con'. ~ o,eIock
acres. The lls will commence al -
in the day. Keith.
.aw6iS
February 8,
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DR.. Rawlon's Itch Ointment.

A certain ard fate application for that difa-
erceable complaint called the ITCH. Price A
cents boz.
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Df. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir ;
Or Cough Dre5s,

For Coughs, Colds, Afhmas, fpittirg OF blood
and ali dileafes of the laugs. It's msEits itand'
uariaalled. Price SO cents bottle.
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JUST 7PuBLlssE..
A'ia jar Sale, By JAMES Er>
at me Alssanara Li55ra,5 : .sa'
a NEW COMPLETES Ht3,ro,
OF rHE. M
ErstM Colonies IN the Wet Indies.
TIE
BAHAMA ISLANDS.
AND The
ISLAND OF ST.. DOMINGO
WIZ a J1e ATLAS ylbe IsraNss. and -
CANT HEAD e(tb, Ayra.R So
BY BR'Y AN EDWARDS. ESQ.
The aastsring reception rhi.h the .bov. =.
lashie work has ne, with, affords ,verv ,.,t.
tor luppohpg that the whole impleaioa will (.
ipeediiy difp0fed Of. Such gentlemen .b.,st,s
as are deiiTcus Oh being pa lied OF cops, will
do we'll 10 make early application. 'A
March 10. e,,,
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PUBLIC SALE.

January IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29

britain. has been neeatived f; and so il seems
tbst the Z" back stairs gentry" as Mr.. Ran
JoJDh calls them are determined to keepthe
Knowledge of these things to themselves
When Washington was President, the
constant crv Of democrats was, that there
should be no secrets of State-then their
language was that the Executive ought to
publish its CORES pondtnce with other pow
ers to the world, oaths and honor were VIC
lated to act up to this principIe.-J. t. Ma
son at that time q member Of the Senate,
published the treaty between this country
and England, in violation Of every injunction
4 secrecy But INjw our democrats are
power, It IS al the fashion 70 legIslate
most Of the sessionswith ctoseI doors, and the
situation Of our foreign relations is kept Sc
cret, a knowledge Of which is otthe first i'm
portance to the commercial part ofthe com
munitv. Mr.. Jefferson and the leading demo
Gratis, seem to have practically adopted the
idea, that we, the people" are our worst
enemies, and not At to be trusted with
knowledge ofthese things.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29


-FIRE-On monday night last, the new
Saw Mills in Philipsburg, at Moderation
falls, $50 called) were entirely consumed {:
being one double and one single Saw mill,
together with a quantity of boards. By this
distressing event, a number Of industrious
men are stript entirely of their property /;
what they owned in said mills, being their
au.-The greatest losers are Mr.. Simon
Gle, and Mr. Elliot G. Vaughan the for
mer had lately purchased in said mills, to
the amount of one thousand Dollars. One
thing renders the loss TO MIR. Vaughan more
severe, he had purchased logs the last spring
% a considerable amount, and did not get
any Of them drawn, and had placed great
dependence on the use Of the mills the en-
suing spring-but BY the above accident his
hopes were with the other owners blasted
IN a moment.
We cannot ascertain how they took fire,
but suppose Il must have been h, some ire 5
getting among The saw dust il the course Of
the day previous. We understand the own
ers intend irving to rebuild said mills again
Immediately, and would thankfully receive
any donations, however small. The loss is
estimated at about four thousand Dollars.
PhiHibsbug, Dec. 24th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
Tien

nNew- Haven, Mrs II. GRIswoLD, aged
XCIV.-In Providence, Mrs. AMEy
CARTER, aged S., wife Of John Garter, eac.
Editor Of tie Providence Gazette A res
pectable worthy woman.--At PawtuXet,
Mr.. EZRA dean, aged 89-In Machias
Mrs. BErsEY CHALoNER, aged 22-I
Sullivan, Mr.. BENZ. BoDEN aged Oh
marlborough, Mrs. JANE, wife Of Ebcn't
Farwen, esq. aged 65.-ln Winthrop, -
Henry WooD, aged 30 formerly Of Md
dleborough.
CT The southern papers confirm the It'd.
ings of the destruction Of the celebrated
MUNCo PARKE, in Africa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
--ss * % - FsR-
ELOCUVION.

It's with much pleasure we have perus-
ed Mrs. Edmund Burke Hamilton's selec-
tons for this Evening, at Union Hall In
point Of elegance and subhmity, we believe,
they cannot be excelled il any language.
This moral and refined amusement has been
highly approved and recommended, BY the
Literati, both in Europe and America, As 2
most rational and instructive recreation to
the mind, on which, it can dwell with sat
isfaction and delight.
We believe Mrs. II stands mrivalled as
pure and sentimental speaker.-It IS with
regret we observe, she purposes giving but
che night here +; however it is with peculiar
qualification, we anticipate Oh that night a
full and crouded audience.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
WLNTER GOODS.
Gardner Walker,

n the new range OF brick buildings above
Colrsgbiaa TaVern, has iult received for iale,
he following GOeDS--Tiz
Superfns, black, blue, Corbeau and bottle
green Broad cloths
Low pric'd do different colors and qualities
Superfne black, blue and drab Kerleymerss
Patent Cords, all cslora and qualities
Devonlhire Kerleys
Black and drab colo-ed Coatings
Ladies black, mix'd and bottle-green Cloths
An elegant s1ortment Of Veltng
Silk aud cotton Velvets
Red, green and white Baizes
Black, red, green, yellow and white Flan-
nels
Elegant Role Blankets
Black and white Swanlkins
Serges-Dimities
Linen Checks
Cambrick Dimity
9-S Cambrick
Glazed do
Colored do
Black do
Book Mullins
AGorted fancy shawls
Silk do do
Blue Handkerchief
Melton dO
Silk ani cotton Chambrays
Englilh and India Patterns
Black Rufels-W idbour
Black and pink Durants
Calimancoes
Elegant alTortment Of Calicoes
Furnitures
Silk and cotton Braces
Women's black and late worried Hole
Men rib'd and plain do do
Silk and cotton Hoie
Mems Worried Gloves
Do Leather do
Linen-Brown Holland
Brown and yellow Bandannas
Oil Cloths-Umbrellasl
Affortment of Buttons
Morocco Shoes,
Screw Augers--inch Files
II Hinges-HT do
Double Plain Irons,
Knives and Forks, sc Je.
IA crates ahorted Crockery Ware,
8 Chefs Teas
20 caiks Ffeih Raihns,
Hhds. St Vincent8 and St Croi1 Rum
Pipes Gin and Brandy
10 Hhds Molahes
Hhds and barrels Sugar
so Cwt. Cheefe
100 Hhds Salt
Tons Iron-Looking Clades
100 barrels fsperhne Flour
1000 VT. Coffee
80 quintals Pollock Filth
Boxes Chocolate--do Candle:
Do Window Glals-calks Nans
Bags Pepper-Ginger
Alfpice-CInnamon
Bbis. Brimltone-do Sulpher
Together with complete aTortment of
Wef-Mda Go9ds and Groceries,
yhoIelale and retals-cheap for cath or aP-
,royed credis. De" ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29

A bill has passed in Congress suspending
the Non-Importation act till the 1st Of July
next, with proviso granting 70 the Presi-
dent the power Of further suspending it till
the second Monday of December 1887, if
he shall think proper; this is a cunning way
of cloakinS the folly Of passing in the first
Instance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
6a,rtte ship f2elus.
PORT OF POPTLAND--lsO6.

Saturday, Dec. q.
Arrived brig Maryann, capt. Conant, IS
DAYS from Gaudaloupe, left there, ship
Minerva, Baker, for Philadelphia IN 10 days
ship Bedford, Shaw, for NewyOrk in 15
brig Mary, M'Lellan, for Portland in 25
brig Cynthia, Rapes, for Salem IN SO
brig Nabbv. Drinkwater, in 15-brig Equa-
tor, Hall, for Portland in 25-brlg Henry,
Cutter, for Portland in 20-schooner Alml-
"a, Grant, for Portsmouth in l5-brlg Alex
ander, Hartley, for Philadelphia in 4
barque Mars, Rand, for NewburyPort IN 20
-schr Sophia, Woodward, haGld UP to
repair--schr Rebcckah, Nash, for Boston
IN 4.-Dec. 10, lat. 81, long. 20, fell in
with schooner Friendship, Patterson Of
Wiscasset, AZ days from Jamaica, wreck !;
took out Of her the capt and crew left her
making feet Of water.
Sane day-Arrived schr Independence,
Capt. Chase, from Gaudaloupe, via the
YiDeyard.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Admiral Sir ]. T. Duckworth, has
su,erceded Lord Collingwood, IN the COM
man AZ Cabiz.-Tbe latter having obtain
ed leave toreturn home. Admiral d. sailed
from FngIsnd. the Goth Sept. in the Royal
George, Of 10 guns.
LIE Foudroyan{, Of 80 guns, Willaumez's
flag ship, is repairing at Havana ohe Is
watched by two 74s.
L'Eole, French "a, has had her guns Ia
ken out at Annapolis, and been buoyed mo
the Severn.
La Constance, Of % guns, Capt Burrows
IN English sloop Of war, has been lost Oh
the coast Of France, IN ~ attempt to cut OUT
: French shiss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
Day & IIslev,

Ody O liSlGVy
HAVE now on hand for fale,
IS Pipes Cogniac Brandy
IL do Narleilles identified to de-
benture
do Barcelona do
5 caiks CATALONIA Wine
chefs Imperial Tea
DO HyGon 40
20 do Hyfonfkin do
So IFS and half chefs Souchong Tea
Chelts Bohea do
5000 lbs Butter, in ihipping order
1000 do Cheefe, half put up in cafks for
foreign markets
Calks Loaf Sugar
10 bags blown Salt
3 boxes Gpermaceti Candles
80 do dip'd tallow do
ky 9 and 8 by 10 Glals
Sacks CSrks
40 barrels Cider
100 quintals Dumb Fiji, frlt quality
70 do do do I'd do
200 do hipPing do
$50 do fcaie do
20 barrels Mackerel
Caiks Ginger
Kegs Muifard
1000 lbs Pepper
Cafks Rum
Crates Liverpool Ware, well aHorted
90 calks Raiiins
40 do American Powder
10 do Enghfh do
Shot-BB-B-N and 9, By the
caik or Iefs quantity
5000 lbs Brown Soap, Narrsnted good
SO Gin Cafes
20 Demijohns, u 80
A50-A general and complete alcrtnert OF
WSf- india Go9A5 and Groceries,
which will be fold cheap for cain or approved
credit.
Az B.-1by qVent 10 turcba/c 200
bgt5'fT # White Beans, fer sr5e5 CAB zOW ].
PUT Dec 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
Cr0ckery and GlaG Ware.
Robert CrnfS,

Robert Crnfs,
uAS received by late arrival from Ann
i i ferdam,
boxes Tumblers,
DO aAorted plane Glafs Ware
4 do Cur, ahorted
do quart and pint Decanters
so crates cream coloured Ware, adorted
% do green and blue edge
IS do Plates alIorted
s do cream coloured Mugs and Jugs
4 do do Chambers,
4 do Dilhes,
do cream coloured Bowls,
2 do soloured Bowls and Saulers
8 do eaamelled Ware
is hhds Ware, ahorted
s hhds bet enameIled Tea Sets
80 boxes Pipes, s groce in box.
Country traders can be fupplied by
crate or package upon liberal terms.
Dec. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29

Pearl & topaz broach- American and Eng
es, lifh hair Combs,
Do. do. Rings, A great variety of
Gold Breaches with pocket do.
Letters. Steel Shutters & Japan
Do. Rings withPlates, ned Snufler Trays,
Do. do plain, Pocket & Pen Knives
Elegan, hair Device Chldrens, do
Breaches. Steel, Bone and Silver,
Do. Mourning do Bodkins,
A great variety Of Iwezers,
Gold Ear Hoops Smelling bottles.
and Knobs, MoroccCPOcketBo Books
Plated Crewet ltands, Puries,
from 10 8 glahes Thread cafes,
each. Steel and black knee
Do. Soup dies, table buckles,
and tea Spoons, Gilt Watch chains,
Do. Salt pOons and Do heys and seals,
Sugar Tongs, Lockets and Chains,
Do. CandleRicks new Hair do.
patterns, Gilt Pins andBroaches
Britannia & hard me- Toy watches,
tai tea pots, table ToothfIrulhes,
and tea fpoons, Tooth picks,
Iron do. do. do. Pencil cafes,
Enameed, Japaned s. Silver, plated and bone
Britannia fnuff box R4ttIes, for children.
es, &c &c.
Ornamented and plain
He alto makes, and will confanty keep on
hand, Silver table, tea iatand muftard Spoons.
Sugar tongs Of the newell patterns-Warrant-
ed Cold Necklaces, Stone Knobs, Silver Thin
bles and Sleeve buttons.
The above are warranted and if net good
may be exchanged-all Of which will be fold
as cheap as IN thisor any other towR.- Cath
given for old Gold and Silver.
10 E. Wyer hopes by due attention TO
his bufinels TO merit flare of public patron
age. PoytLaad, Dec. 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
81 Dancing Scb90k.

= A|~TENFF'N OU'0F'
Mr.. SMITH acknowledges with
gratitude the liberal encouragement he
has received in this town, and respectfully in
forms his friends and patrons that his day
fchooI will be discontinued until April nexs
He alto informs the young Ladies and Gentle
men Of this town and its vicinity that a few
more fcholars will be admitted, 10 his evening
fchool if application IS made Immediately.
He intends commencing an evening ichool
for a new clafs of lcholars the 6rh week in
January. Dee, %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-29
Readings and RstitatiOn5.
THIS EVENING, December 20.

MRS. EDMUND BURKE HAMILTON
DURPOSES to have the pIeafure to deliver
IL at Union Hall, the following felect Pieces
in the detrimental and fublime -
Catos Speech in the Roman Senate, AiayoT.
Sempronius' do. ibid
Eve on frlt beholding Adam, Milton.
Picture of Slavery, SferHe.
L'Allegre, Milton.
The Orphans, >4HoH.
Douglass SoIioquy in The wood, Home.
Mrs Harris Petition, Szgif.
Lucy and Collin, founded on fact, 7iakeA
The American Sailor,
A Pindaric Poem, Waieof.
The Highland Drover, Bloomfield
EIviras SoEloquy, Sheridan.
TO CONCLUDE WITH
Alexander's Feast, D D,vAr
the Power of Mufc
~ No money 70 EetateH II TIE d0Or-To CON-
meme at o'clsck
~ Tieksts, BALI 4 dollar each, may Be bad at
T. Cz1,t'5, J. AA4ms', and D. Jobgio1s Bo05fores.
-CbiItsn baif Prize.