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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
ho. II. Walton,
William Walton, ir.
NE haze LATELY received,

ne maze lafekg reCe1Ue1,
FOR SALE,
IL hhds. sugar - boxes cotton & wool
80 bbs do. cards do
5000 lbs. green coffee 4 tons castings assert
10 hhds Antigua ed, viz. pos. ovens.
do Windward Island skil.ets, spiders. and
do irons. teakettles aSd
IA hhds N Z. rum Wagon b7xes
Il bbls do do $50 sacks salt
IL bids molasses 100 bbls cut herr;ngs
8 casks MalaCa wine 30 doNgho.e do
&c ierces 6, biz. whisky IS d, shad
A p,Pes appe brandy ~ bs Spanish indigo
IS bbls do do Is To- nh aegs
~ crates Liverpool . 100 pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted so do coarse do
10 do stone do SO lbs GIauber salts
NE haze also on hand,
Iron Lnaf Sugar
German. Crawley and Tanners 3. inseed oil
Biis'erd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
Pepper G, round plaster in bbls
h!spice Good manufactured 10
Fl & Fpowder baeco b. the keg. for
Shot ABSORBED sizes retailing
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
Wrought and Gu, nails, Bed cords leading lines
assorted sizes and twine
Saul Necklace
Class ware, viz ID Ut 5 ore Jugs, butter pots,
numbers and decan. chamber pots, wash
tcrs, assorted sizes hasonss bake pans,
Hats churns &c. &c &c
We daily expea 70 receive, quantity OF Sherry
Wine Window Glass Coperass and Alum, all
Of which articles. VIC viii sell At small advance.
for cash. approved paper or county produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond. May 8 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
NOTICE.

THE partnership of THOMAS II. WAL
TON & Co is his day dissolved by mutual
couFent Al those who are indebted said con
cen ave desi,ed maze payments 10 Tho II
Walton. who alone is au,bon.eC, 10 receive the IN
and give discharges Those 20 whom the con
Germ are indebted. will apply TO him for pay
rent.
Tho. Fl. Walton,
Isl William Walton, ir.
Cartersvie, Sit Augus.. 1896. wax
The business will be carried on in future by
the subscriber.
Thomas H. Walton,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

Observations in opposition to the opinions and
principles comerded for ia a pamphlet called
War IN Disguise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

alien whose conduct, tie man they had
votcd for as Governor, has frequently con-
d.nned IN his official communications -
Mn who have distracted the legal officers
of government, in the discharge Of their du-
IS col. LITTLE, col. TURNER, and 9TH
=. can tell Who have fred upon, and
,,,oun,led Surveyors, when surveying the
Isnds and who have cut the ears, and 9TH
erwise mutilated a MIR TRUEMAN, ct this
town when il the pursuit W his right
These scgibblers knew IL were such men,
and such men only, who were alluded to I'M
der the designation Of " Sqpofters."-But
knowing who they had 70 deal with; they
have had the baseRess to insinuate, that all
the inhabitants of Maine were branded with
this apDellation An insinuation winch none
but a caiumniator would Circulate; and
which none but fool would believe. Be
sides which, the federal party has nothing
10 do. with the appellation 1t was made
by the editor OF this paper, without their
knowledge or consent and they are no
more entitled to the praise or blame of it,
t9an Mr.. JEFFERSON, or the Emperor
NAPOLEON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
10 be told al Auction

On Nan dy thf fifteenth day of Dscenl-
her nest, al II 0'cl5ck, 4 NJ Oh
and fG 26tR came Ray to Hand, and frfe pa
pe-s waich they covered were accorvlng 70
your permission, published IN the news pa
Dels and N pamphlet, and under F0nr owa
name. These papers contain precisely our
principles, and hope they viii be general
In recognized here. Determined as we are
to avoid. If possible, wasting the energies
Of our people IN war and destruction, We
shall avoid duplicating ourselves with the
r,e.e-r.s az Europe even IL support q nIinei-
ples which we mean to pursue. They haFe
u many other interests different tIcm ours
that we must avoid being entangied IN them
we believe we can enforce those prime pies
as to ourselves by peaceahle means, now
that we are likely TO have OR public conr~
CHS detached from foreign views. The re-
turn Of our citizens from The phrtnzv INTO
which they have been brought partly by Ill
conduct III France, partly BY sryiilces prac-
tised upon them, is almost e1-lnct, awe VIII,
heIi4-te. become qui.e 90. But these de-
tails. too minute and long for letter, VIA
be better developed by Mr. Dawson the
bearer Ofthis. a member of The late congress,
4
the MARYLAND sloOp of war, which Wi wais
4 few DAYS At HaYre TO receive rs lc-te.s 70
be written on his arrival NJ Paris. You eN-
press v wish to get q PASSAGE q THIS country
in \ public vessel Mr. dawson iS ciaiged
with orders to the captain oil the MarvEnd
10 receive and accommodate You back tyoa
can be ready to depart 1T such short wsrn-
ing. Robert r. Livingston i aPpolncc'
minister plenipotentiary q us republic
France, but viii BOT leave this til We t.
ceivc the ratification ~ the convention by
Mr.. Dawaoa, ain III hopes Won witt ind 10
returned, generally TO sentiments worthy VT
former times. In these it tisl he your gio.
nv I'd have steadily labolHed- ard With ~
much effort IS any man living TifE ynu
may tong live to continue your osefh iah4Grs
and to reap the reward il the thankfulneas
Of nations Is my sincere prayer. Accepi
assurances of my high esteem and Affection.
- attachment.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

ccest Of Africa, III well Oct. 81, lat 40,
lon.69, brig Emily, 16 days from GaudalouPe,
fer Portland; Oct 90, lat Al, lon 50, ship
Commerce, Caldwell, of Hallowen, IS days
from Liverpool, for Baltimore.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The crew Of the British brig Ferret, Of
Is guns, Capt Cadogan, arose on the Off
GERS Oft Lagllria, and attempted to carry her
into that port But by the spirited exer-
tons of the officers, aided by the mariners,
the muuneers were OverpOwered, and IL OF
their ringleaders confined in irons.
The U. S. fiigate Constitution was at Lis,
bon, oath Sept. taking in new foremost
and mainmast
The America, Stone, which touched at
ST. Helena, was treated politely by Gov. Pat
ton, who gave orders that the ship should
be exempted from the usual anchorage and
harbOr duties
The Maine Society at Crooked Island,
have afforded great assistance this season,
to the unfortunate Americans who have
been shipwrecked in that quarter. James
Moss, Esq Of Crooked Island, near Ack-
lands is spoken Of il terms Of particular
regard, BY Capt. Bradshaw, OF Salem, for
ms humane attentions to Capt. b. and 9TH
ers. The vessel in which Capt. b. arrived,
was dispatched TO n York, for provisions,
the islands being in state of distress by
reason Of hurricanes While noticing these
circumstances It may not be amiss TO OBJ
serve, that when the above Society was in
stituted about two years since they solic-
ited assistance from the merchants OF the
U. 5. many Of whose vessels and citizens
they have gratuiously saved.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

CUMBERLAND SIS Taken 9R E1e-
cnfion and to Be ia at ppbkc aac-
tioa on Monday the tweHty fecond
day Of December next, at one Of
the clsck in the difernon, on tie
prenHf5,
THE right in equity Of reden,p-
ton in and to the following Mortg ged
real eltate; lying in Brunfwick, in faid coun-
ty, viz. tract of land bounded as follows,
beginning at the north end of the twelve rod
road that leads fouthwardly to the falls water,
and by land of Abraham Waldron, where he
fence now ftands hence running north 10
Androicoggin river thence wet ioutb VET
wardly, until it comes to a mill privilege, now
laid out thence louth ealtwardly, w iajt
mill privilege and the road belonging W. the
fame, till it comes to the laid twelve rod
road thence by faid twelve rod road 10 the
fra mentioned Bound Containing one acre
and one hundred and twenty two rods, M I'll
the buildings thereon, excepting the mills and
mil privileges thereon being, which have
been iet off 70 Outlaws Co.'s, Elq
SECOMB JORDAN, DEP. SbiyiF.
Byazjz0isk Me- 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

10 be JdI By ~der efCowt, n We'd
heiday the third day Of December
next, II eleven IF the clock III lie
J0ren29", on The premjlE5,
A Ii the real eltate IN Portland Of
the late Capt Benjamin Rainfall deceafed,
lying in MIddle-ftreet, adjoining the houe III
Thomas Webffer, and the houle Of Richard
Gooding, tNence running back to Temple
freei, being the properly Of the child. IN and
heirs Of iaid Benjamin Randell. aud 20 be fold
for their benefit JOSHUA ROGERS.
Dated, At Portland, No9. /, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Dieo,

Near Gosport, (Virg) 28th Oct. Mr.. Orr
LEY, first lieut.. of his B M. ship Chichester,
now repairing at Gosport killed in duel
with Mr.. CoNNELL,- the second lieut.. of
said ship.-Mr 0. was !shot through the
head at the first free. and seconds de-
camped
IN Baldhead, IN. c. Mr.. Henry Long /;
being out with his son in law, hunting
after deer or wild hogs and the son in law
seeingthe bushes move and supposing them
10 contained game, fired when the whole
Charge entered the bowels of Mr.. l..
AT his seat in Baltimore, afew days since,
Benjamin Bannaker, a man Of color, who has
been celebrated for his astronomical knOwl-
edge, and or the scientific requirements, in
the 10th year Of his age. This person was
q strong evidence that nature had not been
so partial in her dispensations as some have
supposed, and that she sometimes irradiates
the minds of those who wear
The sable Gveyy Of the blzaish'd su,r''
In Exeter, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife OF Mr.
Henry Ranlet, printer.
In Swanza, Mr.. David George, who, III
company with another person, were draw
ing net in the river and in taking the
fish in his mouth to disengage a small sole
from the net, it made spring down his
throat and choaked him Medical aid was
Immediately afforded but every effort t.
extract the sole proved inefectual-nor was
it until the operation of opening the wind
pipe was performed, that the whole Of the
fish could be removed. Virdict Of the IN
quest " accidental death"
In Virginia, the venerable Gabriel Jones,
Esq 85.-The Oldest Attorney in the state !
who, for many years, stood in the foremost
rank Of his profession.
In Topsham, Mr.. John Foster, aged q,
second son of Mr.. Jacob IA young man
universally esteemed and lamented.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
FulLer5 Earth.
Mo- II


TIE Fullers Earth exceeds all
kinds Of Soap, in cleaning of Woorens.
Silks, and Cettons-extra6ts anv kind of
Greaie, aud leaves the color much clearer. !,
ihould be moderately dried il an oven. Or
over mail fire, MKT with warm water made
into thin pate, and put on, and dried on
the lpots, and cleaniet with brufh.
Ciothiers by ulng it in the following man
ner, will find it extremely Beneficial. Take
three pounds of dried Fullars Earth to buck
ct OF water, iet it dilove, wet the cloth in
the siual way for Touring; let the cloth 90
INTO the Pulling flock one hour, put ~ your
occurring water, and let it 60 until the water
comes clear from the cloth. The cloth will
then be clean and foft--and half the quantity
OF ioaP for fuIling is necefTary-The cloth
will cover better Oh the Warp, and will be
twenty per cent eafer to fniih and color.
Silk Dyers, sill have great opportunities
OF uiing it to advantage in their line of buff
nefs
Hatters viii find it will cIeanfe more ef-
feetually than Soap and with great favingsof
labor.
Seamen may experience in the ufe Of II in
conceivable advantages, inalmuch as in a
.carhty OF treih water, Salt water may he a.
GoPted.-Alfo,i in fweetning and clarifying Of
water, neceflary for matters of vefels in long
voyages.
Private Families by uing the Fullars Earth
will find that Baizes Flannels, and Wooden
Hoie will be prevented from thinking and
the color kept bright And that many kinds
Of Houfehoid Furniture may be cleanfed with
i better than with Soap, Rotten-ftone or
Misunderstanding floors and occurring paints.
MIXED with vinegar, it difperfes pimplc,
and Puihes, checks inhamations, cures burns
From confederation of the exten6ve u,il-
ity OF the Fullars Earth, the Proprietors Of
the Wilmington Mines, in Newfeld, State Of
Maflachufetts msif respectfully fohcit the en-
enlargement and patronage Of their fellow
citizens.
Farmers will find it Of great utility ii ID
much that 1t ferves TO imbibe the tar in the
extreme diitemperatures of Sheen. and all the
greaie, oil, and other unctiOus fubfances ne
ceilarily uied in the preparing, dreiIing, sc.
OF the wool--in healing lacerated wounds,
gals on horfes and oxen.
N. B. Purchafers may be fupplied BY the
box or irnalIer quantity at the Store Of H. F.
DUPEE, Fore-Streer.
N0v. | ii.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
UpboJaery and Paper Hanging5 !
EDWARD HOWE,

No. Q, UNIoN-Row, MIDDLE-sTsErr,
LAS juff received for fale, frefh aGort-
4 ment of
UPHOLSTERY, viz.
Fringes, Laces, Tafels, Furniture
Chintzes, of the Iatef patterns, Sofas, Eafy
and LolIing Chairs, Matrahes live geefe and
and Rufiia Feathers; Engliih and American
Bedticking an elegant afortment ofEngi1l
and American PAPER-HANCING, with
Borders, Of the newell fathion.
fI5. an ailortment Of CABINET
FURNITURE.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, car
ried on as above, in all its branches, with
Punct uality and ditPatch.
o. Cash giUea J'or Ossn's and Hor-
JeS' CoarJe HALR.
Nov. II. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Garnen.

At Sion Hill, (Maryland) Commodore
IoHN ROGERS, to Miss MINERVA Dow.
EIsON.
In Monmouth, JOSEPH CHAvpLER. Esq.
to Miss INEVITABLE ANDREWS, daughter
Of Mai. Mark A.
In Kittery, Mr.. SAMUEL Brooks, to Miss
REBEccA PAUL.
In this town, by the Rev Mr.. Kellogg.
Mr.. RUFUS Tower, Of Boston, to Miss SA-
RAH FOSTER, ct Portsmouth,
CApt. JoHN WILDREDGE, to Miss NAN.
cY THURLo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
6a,ftte Sbip 5GfUs.
PORT OF PORTZAND--lso6.
--~z e. s,@----

Sattvda7, Voc 15-Arrived brig Union,
Capt Male lm,. from Baltimore.
~ Same Gay--Alrrived brig Superb, Brazier.
20 days from Gaipdaloupe brig Cum.
berland, Lowell, to sail in 4 DAYS 7; scbr.
-, Chase, in 20 days schr. Hannah.
Morse, in days ship Minerva, Baker, in
25 days; brig Mary ann, Gonant, Just ar
rived.
Same dcy-Arived l'rig Hunter, Wood
bury, "a days from l9erbice.-Left brig
Mercator to sail in 10 days schr. Orano,
Gordon just arrived.
VESSELS LEFT
At Barbados, Oct II, brig Mary, Snow,
Tor Bath, in Is days.-At POint-Petre, Oct.
~, brig Columbia, Walker, for Kennebunk,
I, m two days; brig Superb, Brazier, for Port
iahd, in 10; ship Elizabeth, Moss, for Port
: land, in7.
VESSELS SPOKEN
IS. yet. l7,'lat 40 long. 90, SCH Experiment,
A'''ssn' days fem Portland, - the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Ne4O English 81 India Goods Stare


John DIX, has taken the rooms over
y Mefrs. 4. GREELEY & Cos. Office, .Fi(5-
FRET, where he il now opening for fale,
&c bales INDIA COTTONS,
CONSISTING OF
Bedroom Gurrahs,
Now Saunas,
Jalalpore Sannas,
Rungpore Colas,
Aliabad Mamoodys,
Luckipore Baftas.
] bale India Checks,
! do. India Caiicoes,
so pieces Bandanna Kf
so pieces Blue ella do
a pieces Flag Hlfs.
ALSO,
2 Bales Role Blankets,
bale Fearnoughts,
2 bales Coatings,
] bale Baizes,
| do. FlaneIs.
| do. low priced Blue Cloths,
! do Blue and Nike iains,
do. SuPerfne Broad Cloths all colours.
l do Patent Cords, Toilinetts, and Fancy
Vehng,
90 groce Quality and Shoe Bindings,
J cafe Iriih Linens,
cafe Hats,
100 groce Coat and Ven Buttons,
10 doz. French silk Gloves,
10 doz Women's Long Cotton Do,
10 doz Gentlemen's Leather Dc.
l cafe Dimoties,
cafe coloured Threads,
l do. Pins,
10 pieces Fashionable Buff, Check'd, and
Dark Ground GinShams; Buff Silk
Ch2mbray Undrels'd Cinghams, &c.
cafe Cotton Balls.
cafe Tapes ; a few Satin Wood Boxes,
3 Gales Calicoes.
Also,
A handfomC aGoriment of CARPEJINGS,
which will be fold in patterns to fuit purchai-
ers.
The above Goods are offered on az good
terms as can be had in any fore in Bef-
ton, by the Piece or Package-Thofe who
may with to fupPly themfelves with any OF
the above goods, viii find it to their advant-
age to call.
NIB Private families may be accommo-
dated with good. by the piece at reduced
prices. NoV IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Neat Catfls r
THE Subfcriber wiihes to purchafl

THE Subfcriber wiihes to purchafe
from 80 to 20 head Of NEAT CATTLE,
for which he will pay Cath. He intenas be
ing at Mr.. Jonathan Webbs, in Saear4PPa, on
the Oath, at Mr.. Jsifab Sba7O's in Goybam, on
the 25th; and at Mr. Jofepb LaVet's in Buxton
on the Goth. Nov. for The purpofe of pur-
chatting the above ftock.-The flock are to be
fent into the country, any 0ock from one TO
twelve years old will anfwer, bulls excepted.
Lean Oxen would be preferred.
ISAAC MLELLAN.
Nov 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Take Notice.

VIII 5e jcH at Public Au7ion, b. erder
grtbe Hen. 5udge gfPr9bafe, Jar The
Cotnzty Of CRnb2rlqnd.
A IL the Perlonal Eftate Of RUSSELL Buck
~ NAM, late ef Gray, in faid county, ~s1
der deGeaied, on Wedassdar, the tbirJ aay # Dr.
eem5e, next, at the dwelling houfe Of faid de-
ceaCed, IN faid GRAY, AZ 10 O'clock, A. ~. con-
Glting Of general afortment Of Englili and
WI Goods, together with a variety Of other
articles.
Nov. IA. POLLY BUCHANAN, Adux.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
homaS Child.

Hai for (ai:,
AT the fore lately occupied by
JoiePh Baker = Co. Fo,c,9yeef, Portland,
general adortment of
WSF-D7dIa Gods and Groceries,,
Of the frl quality.
Ayo.-Csrn, Flour, Cheefe and Flax.
LtesOLjs-a few thoul4nd Of Spruce Qaying)
Clapboards,
Do Of Lathes,
About 400 Hornbeam, Handf pixies (rough)
a irAal quantity White-Oak Timber.
All Of the above articles will be fold at the
loweit price for cath, or approved credit
n B. 'fhole perlons that are indebted to
Iboraf CBiA are requeRed to call within 80
days and pay the fame. Nov. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

@ The SnBjfribers Of the Portland
A6z7bly, notified that their meeting Gaads adj
jo1rFe4 70 Ta5'azy eVeni.g next, at z, O'eloek.
1b9jE zObO zUj6 TO Be- admitted nssmberI, rsEG
make application By that hme, as there 4OH Be- no
adrvi3foa atfeyvoards
Portland, Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Frch Fruit.

Frcfh Fruit.
Jar Grapes - boxes Msfcatel Raifns.
Cafk Raifns-cafk Figs,
Freih Flour-frelh Spices of all kinds,
Freih Teas Of frt quality,
Boxes Sweet Oil,
200 quintals excellent pollock Fifth,
SO quintals do dumb Cod-flh,
WINES and LIQUORS, Of all kinds with
a general aIorment Of GROCERIES, as ufu.
al,-by
STRING s. Dana,
Portland, Nov. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Who has taken uD

4 Brown or chelnnt cslored MARE p
~ New fhoes Beforehand on one foot
when fhe went away, one old fhoe-fhe is Of
fmall Gze, trots all, carries her head low, has
on her back, each Gde the back bone, feveral
white fpots, occafoned by the heat and the
faddle, fome call them PADDLE boiis; one is as
big as mans hand, on the near iide-He
that has her in PehefIion and will deliver her
TO the fublcrber, ihall have four dollars re-
ward. She Rrayed from the pature belonging
TO Parlsn Peter Smith, in Portland, on the
26th od. 1906. HOLLIBU1 HERRICK.
Nsv IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

The Editor of the Argus asserts that
the F1'eema1a's Friend" published at
Saco, is a federal haher. This is Of the
same nature of those facts for the pub
lication Of which the consistent Editor,
or some Of his friends are sentenced to
dance up to the tune Of 1900 dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
LIST

LIST.
ON Wedoefday I1f on the road be-
tween NorthyarmOuth and Prefumplcut
bridge,
Black Morocco POrkt BOX,
containing thirty fix dollars in Bank bills ;
Alto note of hand for thirty fix dollars
Whoever may have found ftid Pocket Book
and will deliver the fame with the contanrs AZ
this office, or 70 RIcHARD Galley of Eal1slopb n.
fhall De generouay rewarded for their hone1v,
JOHN MERRILL.
Moo. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
WESTERN INSURRECTION.

Our accounts from the Weaern country.
are till Of hottie nature 1t is now laid, that
letters have been received from Kentucky, ad-
wiling, that the Kentucky people are il COM
notion-and that it was expected they would
declare thenlfeives independent OF the United
States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
For fale.

a Large and convenient FARM atuate oi
n in SeIrb0rsEgb, eight miles from Portlanely
lying on the eait fide Of Libbys river, VIII aS
large Houie and barn thereon, we'll water ted
with plenty of 6rew wood and siip-timbrtt'
thereon--a convenient landing for buiIdii ne
vefiels.-Long credit will be given frequir.
For further particulars, inquire Of
REUBEN FOGG7
SearIor0npk, Ny. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

CF The members gf The jtcond Pert
lard ABe~Siy, are dired TO meet at tbe COlazsbiaa
Ia0f'"' at 7, 'eioei tbH evening, y requgR Of tie
Committee.
Nov. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
TO LET.
TO LET
Hnu[e for Sale.

EOR Sale, the HOUSE and LAND, fituat-
L ed at the corner of Hampfhire and Tur-
fey Lanes For further particulars apply to
w. HATCH-Who has one half of Hoafe
70 kET.
P~f'saf, N'0. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Fresh Fruit.
ERVING e. POOR, y
Near tie beet Of Fnb FRET,
AVE JUN received and for iale
i Frefh Raifins, Der cal.

- Y ~ 10 DtaI q TIL ITttE1
HAVE jun received and for iale,
Il l. Frefh Raifins, per ca1,
MufkateI do per box,
Figs in calks,
Jars Grapes. ALSO,
quality.
Excellent SPermaceti Oil, for lamps
ALSO, CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
Drugs, Medicines, Groceries q Dye SfpF
Or Wanted to attend in the above
Store faithful and fteady BOY; one from
the country would be prefered-none need
apply but tuch as cam produce good recon-
mendauons. Nov. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

The Hon. Mr.. Erikine, the new Britil
Minifter, has arrived at Wilmington Mr.
Merry, the late MiniRer, is preparing to re
turn TO Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

Iii faid warrant has actually been ferved
on Mr.. Burr, by the Prefideut, upon charge
of High Trealon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Straved,

Ati you, n
FROM the fublcriber fmall black co., Y
4 with irnal horns, three years old l. II,
ipring-Wheever viii return faid COW or gassq
information of her to the fubfcriber fhall
well rewarded for their trouble. Ru,
DANL. HOW yIan
Portland, NoV. ~ 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

The LegjRata,s Of Fremont has appointed
committeeto conider the expediency of tax
ing hawkers and pedlars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
ZI<[IL/
I. ~ 80 81. ,. ~ e -. 5s ,.l,9
ss d y, q gSs

F''f1nnait L0fte,y-oGce-FyeG,etf,
WHO has Tickets and Parts in the Arlof-
keag Canal Lottery, (he next to COM
mence drswing) which will be exchanged for
prizes IN the Pilcstaqua Bridge Lottery Guft
hnIihed drawing)-A lit Of which may be
feen gratis.
eS Tickets and Parts in the Har
ward College and Hatfield Bridge Lotteries
for lale as above. Nov. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17
Blanks of all kinds,

Handsomely printed on fine paper, and new
type, for fale at l. ADAMS Book. Store.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-17

John DIX, has taken the rooms over
y Meffrs. +. GREELEY & Cos. Office, .Fil5-
FRET, where he i. now opening for faIe,