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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
NEW YORK, July ao.

Capt. Hanifen, of the sch. Argus, arri
we'd last Fridaynight at this port, in l6
! days from Curracoa. informs US that on
the ll'h July, in lat. 90 ,Iong II, so, he
was Boarded by friga,c, who ordered
him 10 stear for NNW. for French squa.
dron, AZ q P. NJ. was spoke by the Pa.
triot of II guns and ordered to sail for the
squadron of six SAIL Of the line and one
irgatc then in sight. AT day high, the next
morning he went on board the Patriot az
ter which the captain OF "a and CAPT.
ianiten went on board the Admiral to
breakfast. Al 9, Jerome Buonapar,e
came on board by Signal, who treated
capt. II. with grea, poli,ene ss--was sor.
~ to be obliged TO detain him for four or
hive days with the squadron. Jerome alSo
expressed wish 10 see his lady; whom
ne said ne never could forget. The saua.
dron had been to the Cape of C ood Hope
and the BrsziIs.
Capt. Hanifen learnt that they were
seen py Admiral Cochrane with q ships
and 8 frigates, but he did not think proper
TO come near them. AZ . O'Clock on sun.
dsy las, in sqnall, capt. II left the s1ua.
dron CT Charleston. Where they were
bound he DID not learn. The schooner
Amanda Of Wilmington, for S.. Kits,
was in possession Of the squadron.
In addition 10 the above, Capt. Hanifen
informs that the French feet, when he
departed frna them, were lying to the
southwark Of Charleston, and used 10 form
a line every night, waiting for the home
ward bound Westlndla neet Of 400 sail.
Capt. II. likewise informs that he saw a
Spanish gentleman at Currsuos, who in
formed him that he had the examination
Of the prisoners taken in the schrs. belong.
ing TO Miranda's squadron. Eight ofthess
unior'unstes, had died in prison, and fif.
teen were condemned to he hanged, a.
mong whom was a capt. Gardner. All
the ports on The Name we're opened on
the 9Th July, tn neutral vessels. The pri.
vaieer schr. Penguin, bound from Cufra
Goa Tor Port Cayello, had been taken by
the boats Of British frigate.
July 81.
Mn. OGpEN's TRIAL-On Saturday
at 10 o'clock, the Circuit Court Of the
u States, mei pursuant to adjournment
--Pfesent, Judge TALMADGE.
Nc. Golden. Mr.. HVfFma and Mr.. En-.
rnet, each spoke about an hour in favor Of
The Defendant. The Attorney General de-
clinIpg speaking ia feyor Of the P,osecu-
sioo, Mr.. Ed@,is.; on the aaiae sidS dc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

From tie oayis Urn, or June ,.

or ceiyes az the office oTihe IN sra.
We have received London papers to
the sSih of May. The last debates in
parliament sre remarkable eoly l0r th:
complaints Amos, universally raised a.
gslnst the abuses sblch have crept into
the GnaDCial administrator OF the wac
aud navy department.. If MIR. Pit. was
not dl,ecl!y guilty Of these Gun crous mall
vsrsations, lac eanno', however =. sugpos.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
: FOR SALE,
February 10.
Centreville Academy.

I'M she I'd day Ct January next, an AGA
~ DENY will be opened in shis place for the
recepton of Students, under the direction of the
Reverend Mr.. SNYpER. sfiited by ore or more
Ulhcrs.
This Gentleman has conducted different AGA.
denies foI The 4 ace of feveral years paf, with
great credit: his department is cenlunant to his
Cation, and TO the Accomplishments of icholag
he adds the happy facility OF exciting in hs pu'
pills the iymptoms of literary genius, and TO cul
.ivate their mental improvements.
In this inhituticn viii be taught the Latin
and Greek Languages; the Enghh language
grsmnsyicaly Geography. Hfory, EIocutl.
IN; the various branches e she Mathematics;
Wiring Arithmetic and Book ,keeping,
There are few places in our country more ad.
yanIageouhy tituated for an infi.uiion ct this
nature, than this--Its Gtuaticn is very elevated
and the air faiubrious and in the centre of
remarkably healthy neIghborhood |; the neceha.
ties OF lie are cheap and may eaily be procured.
Tbs Rittef attention will &c paid to the morals
of the Students both in ard cut of fchooi.
The terms of tuition will be; for the Latin
and Greek languages, including Geography, sc.
zs dollars for the Mathematics 20 dollars
Rez:!ing, Writing, ard arithmetic, II dollars
Der annum, paid quarterly in advance. A fulall
contribution will be required from each pupil for
the porch3fs OF FIRE wood.
Centreville, Dec. II. 2aw3us
Fer JAMES WAUGH, Sheriff F. c.
January II. Feb. s IswSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
Ne w RL AVS,
For SAX BY RaBERr sGRAy, Beokttlkr,
KIng Strfss.

81
Thc Ocean Spectre, an entire new grand Melo Drama
in I'VE acts.
The vene::lo Outlaw, Drama in five a6s.
S The Sixty third letter a MGEcal Farce
Vbe Wiior the Deed, "a Comedy in three acts BY
MAS Dibden.
Tao Many Cooks, MuisaI Farce in TWO acts, BY j.
Ksnneay. author Of Rafiingshe Wind, MatFIm0ny,
Family oaarrel,. Comic Opera, in three acts, BY
ON HAND
s Carts Northern summer
go Stranger IN France.
1gI.-6ssd's Family Four, through Great Britain and
lfesand
s Penriylvania Farmer
: GiEogsps reiidcnce III trance. &c
Nayoss Vc aud Tr>vsls, twenty vols. (eait9
-. IJn,ye9fal AiGory, t@c0ty five vols. (boa'ds)
Seeeg Brssifh Clafirs thiItY-nre vols. (Cahl
An2eharGs Travels, four vols. (eaif and giis)
Pinkrr tons Modern Geography, two vols ano Atais.
TmdsPs continuation Of the Hltory OF England, from
the Revolution to the aecefion OF King George the
fecond, two volumes, folio
= Furgalon's Rome
Rollins Antient HiAory ten vols with maps and plates
tooe traujlafon Of Orlando turiow, from the itaan
of Luaovico Ariofo, Eve vols. (calf gLt(
Reviied Code ofvirginia Laws
Debates of the Virginia Conventions On tl'e
the Federal Contribution
Henings New Virginia Irisice. n.4o.-
Letters of Curtius, by John Thompion, OF feerfarg
Letters of the Britih Spy.
Memoirs efthe Life and Writings OF Or. Darwin.
Darwin's Temple Of Nature
Books, Blank account books, Playing Cards, Paper
( EangingS, Stationary, &c. &C.
NJ 3. Book-binding OF every &c
fcrtion done AT horc and ON rea;onaoie terms
February 2z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
For SAT, E, on Credit,

For SALE, on Credit,
.y--1Ysss@ HAT valuable PROPERTY, at the cor.
nsr Of Ptinee and P.,tit.ects, lately oc.
CUPID by Mr.. Gsoyge Clsmeuyas, fronting
fect on The iormcr, and on INC latter. mere
arc Eve dwelling houles onthis property, TWO OF
which arc commodious and we'll i4iincd.
Til. property will be fold altogether, atPub-
lie vendue, on a credit 20, 9, ana Z: months,
Tor acgoiabie notes with approved indorlcrs.-
Or The lalc will TAX. place on SATURDAY
the I5th Of March next.
On he Jane day will Be let, on grand 'tHt far
eur, to tbe big5s9 bidder, On sbe Prfm5fs,
Two unimproved LOTS OF ground, lying at
the inieneaion of King and Fayeste7 areets.-
The Gtuatior OF this property is deemed iupcfior
10 any other on King. ffreet, as II faces the dls.
.oaal Greer and adjoins pump Of the bsf wa
ter IN town.
Robert T. Hooe & Co.
February II. 2a"oi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
A LANYARD at Occ0guan.
EYsE De txpettd at Public SAX, on f6f premyss
es THURSDAY, tie 6tb of Mastb mast,

as THURSDAY, tie stb ef Maseb n.xh
An undivided half interef in va
Iuable TAN YARD and STOCK, the wnols
Of which is fuppoied TO be sbeue fave hund,ed
Hides, nearly tanncd-sfo cootidclable parcel
OF iMihsd SIDE La her, Kip Skins, Cali Skins,
,ud Foot Legs. The yasd contains fx5een vass,
ix handlers, two Zines, two hsres, and poo!
a beam hculc, bark mill, a thopI6 by l8 feet.
two tories high, with dry cellar; a good ie;
Of fhop and ya,d tools,ard IS iaPplied, wish cor
ftant iiream cf water commanded at pleafufe.
There 1ofH also be So!a,
The other halfof the yard 81 lfock,
together with large two tory dwelling houfe in
an nainilhed ftatc, with cellar and sitchen en-
deinessh, provided fBch addition would be
mere accommodating 60 Pufchatcis. This yard
is Gtua,ed in an excellent neighborhood Tor ger.
ting bark and hides. aaa being near the !inliss OF
the town of Occoquan, ard Immediately en- the
main Rage road from Alexandria 80 F!edeticks-
burg, aud on the road from Alexandria and this
place to-, + auqaier court houle, Hay market and
the upper country, is an excellent place for the
fae of leather. The above property is fold in
coniequence of the death Of R0bryt LinaJay, enc
of the former propricsors 1t is liz a luitsble
fituaton, and the Terms of iaie will be made ac-
comuodasiug to, purchsiers.
ALTO, viii be fold at the fame time, the in
dividual properly of Eo6ert Liuafy.
~ All perfans haeing Claims sgainA the
firm of ROBERT LINDSAY ard Co. are re.
quefied to bring them forward, and thofe inde5t-
ed TO N, Ike immediate paylTent to
George w. Lfndfay,
Sa,ViOisg Partner,
eR TO
Braddock Richmond,
Adm;njfrators Of RoBgRr LINDSAY, dee's.
Occoquan, Feb. IIs eolos
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
T O B E L E T,

FOR A TERM OF, YEARS
NJ O u " I : z Il & L {,
The beautiful CouNTRY.SEAT OF the late Lord
FaiJa.--containiag
4 BOUT two hundred and twenty. nife and
n an half acres Of Laha, bounded on one toe
BY Haunting. Creek. ! Jpon the prenlss th're IS
every necefary convenience Teqclft: tor the &C.
commoda,icr of genteel family, viz. Nlahh'
or .Hcuie, Kitchen. Laundry, Smoke HOu'e,
Stable and Carriage Houfe, good Garden en-
clofed, sc. FoEeGing all the advantage, Of a
mof diversified and extendve proiped: asatOin'H
of 6sua,ion and proximity, TO Alexandra; ~ Il
mua be confdercd as one Of the ncf dthraOl'
places of reGdence in tbs pat OF the couOtFy'-
Apply to- Nill;4m Htv5ert, Elq. Of this town.
or to the SurfcriSer near Patuxcnt iron. woIS''
Prince. Georges county, Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert IT.
January rs. "a"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27

Braddock Richmond,
Admiajfrators Of RoBssr LlaPzAY, deed.
OccQqaan, Feb. IIs eclos
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
THIRTY Dollars Reward.

10 AN away on the Solh Of laa month, from
u, the fubtcribers, living in Alexandra,
JOHN JOHNS,
An apprentice TO the Boot and Shoe making bu.
fnefs; he is about II years of age, S feet 7 or
inches high, Aeader made, dark complexion,
down look--lad on WHEN he went away long
black cost. coarie dark troufers. Bsnnet's coid
waiacoat (read;h dgure}- He will probably
call himlelf JOHN STONE, which name he
aGamed IN conitquenre Of having been RATED by
"a petfon OF that ns.ac. Whoever apprehenGs
faid apprentice and iecures him in any gso' and
gives information, 20 TIA: we get hra again.
ihal receive IS dollars, or the above reward if
brought home.
Mofes & Jacob Janney.
N. B. It is thought the above apprentice has
been taken away by a joufneyman who calls him.
fc!f 5gftt5 Ward, and who went to Norfolk
about the tine faid boy zbGeRsed hiH.felf.
ksbinsry.A. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
P u B l. | c 5 A L E.

( BY vsxt,.e of a. Decree of the SapeYao'
Carr of CHARGER, held in the city Of Ric6-
xsoa9, tie 5t6 of O9o6t, 1905.
YE9HE Subscribers will expoic 10 SALE to the
L hgheA bidder, on che hrR Monday IN
March next. being Prince William court Gay,
az George WiAiaz': TauerK. in the town OF
Dumfries at three O'Clock, on credit OF Tx
montbsj TRACT OF LAND in the iaia
county of Prince William, ditant from the town
of Dnmfries thefeunto fix miles, laying on the
$ eaG fide Of the main mountain road, bounded
thereby, and includes Powclfs run. ltis laid
to contain fix hundred and eighty Ave acres, with
fevera tenements thereon, and IS part OF the
eraA. of ToHN BERGMAN, Geceg1fa, which
was by him conveyed 20 RICHARD GRAHAM,
and is now decteed to be fold TO fasssiy Mott,
gage thereon, if rbc money be not paid by the
twenty 6fth day of next month.
Alexander Henderson.
7ohnGibjen,
7ohqs Linton.
Dunfies, November 81. dec. a8 lawSw
For SALE or to RENT.
r zviN Sell or Rent The ,tol2o7visg VdLUABLE
PROPERTT~ir I4ls*aaa,ia and its 0'eis'-
~, TiS,
20 Acres of Land, htuated on the
north fide Of the turnpike road leading TO Little
River, one mile from the corporation OF Aicxan.
dria about IL acres are encleled. There is en-
the ptemifes a good dwelling houfe "a feet by
sls, two tories high, with a kitchen and cellar
underneath, granary, fable, and cow-honie,
with good garden The land IS adapted tor
grais, corn, or fmall grain. This place may be
we'll worth the attention OF the gardener, outch-
err, tanner. or dittiler as there is neSes-taii.
ine branch Of water runs through the centre OF
ehe land and clofe TO the dwelling it is feinar-
kabIe for good air and healthy fituation.
A Lot of Land, on the fouth ilde
s. of Duke.fsect, in Wet End, not far from the
ftone bridge; containing rthlce fourths OF an
acre, with the privilege of taking in part OF tie
areets till called for, (row encicied.) This lot
corners on Duke and George Areets, running
back, 70 Wolfe Arcct. Tbs Improvements on
faid loo are two ftory framed houie, az feet'by
l8, kitchen Is feet by Ia, bake houic IS feet
by II, built with brick, fable hip roofcds ca.
pable Of containing tx herIes, double brick
built necsiary with a pigeon houie on the top,
all well fniihcd and in good repair, with aPump
of good water inthe yard; back oithe yard
,heTe is an excellent garden well Pailed and in
good cultivation; 10 fhort there is every conye-
&4niency st for gentsel fan+ly :
IL so,
will fell my Right, on the lower
end of Prince ftFset, in Alexandria, now occu.
pied by Mr.. John Limerick. For further parti-
s culars apply 20 the fubfcriber living at Wet
End.
Michael O'Meara.
January IS. 2awtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
January IS.
TO RENT,
rT,I D,all;n unITCF Of yare(ent

The Dwelling HOUSE at prelent
occupied by William SanFord-The houie is q
oon.aodious and handfomslJ ltuated, with eve.
~ pecefIary out houfe, and has a hsndfome gar
den in high cultivation. Apply TOT
Mr.. Thomas Preifon, or
Thomas Sanford.
CaOber s.. doE-ss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27

CUPPO3ED about or months old VIXEN
- weighed alive the ooe weighed 1914 posnds,
y other 40 marked with a crop Oh tac sight
ear and lwallow fork on the tclt. The owner,
by application at Strawberry Hill, Fairfax coun
~, proving property and paying charges, may
have them again.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
I'd mo. I2tb. Iaw3t
RE Glover Seed and a few hhds.
excellent Mola11es for fale at my fore
IN town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27


r with to exchange feycn or eight hundred acres
l. Of LAND, laaEaistax toun,y, formerly Lou
DOM county, for good lands in the w:aern coun.
try. 1t lies near Sugar Lind Rua, it is finely
s,mbeted and waterea, good farming land, about
rs miles from The City of Wilmington, 20 from
Alexandria, and from the Potomac river
There are two tenemcnts and an excellent or.
clara on the pre,nifrs, abous 70 huihsls OF wheat
Gowe1 laa tall and good deal or clover, which
grows fncly, the foil being we'll adapted to the
Platter of Paris, from the tunett cxpcrinenssr--
The title indilpu.abl.. Any perion making early
application may get 40 advantageous exchange.
Application, by letter, to the iubicribcr 10 A,
lexandria, will be duly st,eoGcd 10.
B. DADE.
February ,. co,t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
Iuit Landed,

From tbttIcboaaey FRIRNDsHIP, and Jar fa1e %
WAsa1NaroN PsIRcE, on h6e,al tfyns;
81 hogfheads retailing Moiahes,
A few boxes Mould Candies
Hogacads Liverpool Salt,
barrels Cketry Bounce,
ar quintals Cod-Fifh.
February J. co
A great Bargain may be had. I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
Seth CLARK.

77go Sssrs o6oge tie Indian CBisf, Fy6Jfysef.
HAS juit received by the latelt
impotations, complete aforment of
the mott fashionable colored
Broadcletb5, Kerjeymeres, Coatings, &c.
Of hyperion quality
LIe1sJt-A large variety Of the mott faih-
lonatie VEs1-PATTERNs.
He carries on the TAILORiNG-BUSi-
NESS as ulual.
N.B.-Nor wiihing TO iutrude on the pub
lie any falfe ideas Of his Workmanship IN tho
line Of his protection, he would merely OBJ
ferve that he pledges himfelf to give iatisfac-
ton to his employers.
p Trimmings Of az kinds as ufHdi.
H,4ateS-A iourneyman at the above bufi-
nefs, Of Steady LGbit,r-one who Is good
workman, may find conRant employ.-Inquire
Is 5ove,
NsV. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

SACRED TO THE MEMORY or GEN. HER
KrAER, WHO FELL IN THE ACTION.
HARK ! from Won thioilet, dense with
gloomy hemlocks,
What means that shrill yell breaking en- ny
senses
Louder than thunder, Or the bursting earth
quake
4 Threat 'ning destruction
'Tis-thc grim savage, thirstins after slaugh
4 Ris'n from hi. ambrrsh, streak'd with paints
terrific,
Eager to GUT his more than fend-like fury
With blood Of Germans
See the bold hero, who our faithful band
leads,
Fearless Of danger, 'mid'the fall Of thou
Issuing these orders 70 his brave corHpan-
;onsk--
g Friends. die or conQuer!"
Now, thick as hail-stones, ny, Of Death the
heralds,
Balls from the muskets shot Of Indian war
rlols,
Who, by the bushes, screeRH from obser-
vation,
Safely their aims take
Blood flows, in torrents, from the dead and
dying,
Groans rise innnm'rous, louder yellsthe saw
age,
Drowning. with war-hoops, harsh as roar
Of hens,
Deaths dire eewaihngs
HERKIAER, the brave, stood firm as clculy
AtlGs,
Squirting our troops on to the fierce encoun-
Fate saw, and nsskid him, as she hoverd
Ger them,
Plotting their downfall.
Pierc'd by bullet dire, the gallant German,
Waving his bright sword, still maintain'd
the contest,
It'll falling nature, spent with ceaseless eff
forts,
Yielded the ghost up.
Loud shout cur proud foes, as his fall they
witness,
Then in circle round his valiant folPwers,
Ginning destruction with the smile Of Flu
RIGS,
Fiercer they rush on.
Now, far ard vide, CLEANS high the Indian
Ratchet,
Slaughter, infatiate, stalks amid the battle,
While the scalp'd victims Ire in CORY tor
lures,
Gasping for breath still
Death, cruel spoiler-! thou hast done thy
utmost,
.Ernk1MER, the brave, with all his gallant
tolPwcrs,
Slain by the Savage, on one fatal morning,
Lie III the dust low.
Weep then, CaiAnt5.a weep tic fatien he
TOes,
Raise in your hearts their monuments Of glo-
ry
Soft rest their ashes, till the Co IF Battles
Call them to yict'ry.
ALEXANDER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
I. & A. VINTON,

HAVE juff received large afort-
1 = ment Of FALL and WINTER Goods
which they are now opening at the " CHEAT
STORE" corner Of Ere and Fy6af'eef, among
which are--viz.
S,,perfne black, blue, srown and corbeau
Broadcloths
Two bales blue, black and dark mixed do
A few pieces Of thin cloth for Ladies Coat
ing
Cadiureres-Patent Cords
Patent Plains-Coatings
Plains. bale anorted Flannels
2'do Baizes
IA, ga and 1914 Rofe Blanket;
bale Fearnoughts
9 do Coatings-Serges
Toilenet and Swansdown Yelling
Devonfhire KerieyS
ADMINISTRATIONS
CaIimancoes and Durants
ladies Elaaic Undercoats
Do Carriers
80 doz. Mems aG,orted verified 3ole
20 Do Ladies do
3 Trunks Calicoes
Do printed Cambricks
Furnitures1-Cotton Gingham5
DO Chanbray Mullins
CoIourId Cambrlcks
White do
Lace Cambricks and Mullins
Elegant Tambourd India do
Japan do Engliih flirting Cottons
ShawIs- Cambria and common Dlnoties
bales India Cottons, very cheap
Cotton Umbrellas
40 Pieces aiforted velvets and ThickIetts
Silk and Cotton Suipenders
"A large ahortment Of Threads
Tapes Gallons
Quality Bidding
Thread and Cotton Laces
Linen Checks-BlAck Lultrings
Sewing Silks
Black Lace
LOOP Fashionable Ribbons
Linens, Diapers
Pocket Books and purfes Of every defcrip-
ton from US 10 2D
six shawls-Brown Linen
Figured Jeans for facing gentlemens Under
VETS
White and coIoured cotton Hofe
White worried Socks
GwanNins, &c. &C..
A5s,
H ay': :5s 5:'9 ss" aS''' TEAS
OF all excellent quality by the ehef,
Rum per HID. &c.
All of which, with manv other articles TOO
1unerou, TO mention, will be fold remarka-
sly cheap. 4S0"f'70''' :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

TAKEN from hogfhesd near Rzrfay x
clarys fore, on the mUrning Of Wednet-
day aa, three large Walking Canes ;-one u
them, black varnilhed, Glver head and eyes,
and brais ferriI another, black varniihed bur
no head, eyes. or fernl; the third, III the
rough.--As they are highly valued by The ow-
ner, handiome reward will De given tor id
formation where they may De found Or 81 the
vilar who isolc tt1esa, ii left - shc New Print
ing Office.
Oct2 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

r. BRYANT, Nc. ,, Torel ROzp, has jun
j. received fashionable aGortment Of
GIL ASS WARE,
viz-Quart and pint Cut Decanters,
Quart and pint common do.
Table plain half pit Tumblers
DO do half Gobiets
DO do Wines
Do do Salts
Vinegar cruits and Glafs Lamps.
IN do Multards
Do do Gill Goblets
Do do do Tumblers
Pocket Bottles
Sham DRAINS
Sugars, &C. r,,p
AN nARE-vih Walters from 10 80 inche'
Knife trays, Gold Enthusiastically Stands
-Decanter Standardized ana Snufer Trays
&c. ga. o1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

NOTICE !: hereby given to the non-red-
IN dent proprietors and owners Of land, in
the town Of Baldwin, in the county Of Cuniber-
land, & Commonwealth Of Mafachuietts, that
the lots hereafter mentioned, are taxed in the
bills, committed to me, the (ublcriber, colec-
tor Of laid town, for the year Of our Lord, one
thouland eight hundred and Ave, 20 collect il
the REFLECTIVE fans following, viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

IRON the fubfcriser an indented appren.
IL tee, named Charles hIder, aged = yeas
whoever will take up fsid runaway and r.
turn him 10 his mater fhall receive az rs7f gl..
ward, and all perfons are hereby forbid hl--
bouring rrufting, or employing him vi they
will be prcfecurec to the u-r1oit rigDr VT ~
law. JOHN ELDER
Oa q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
William Goddard,

HAS received, by Chips Packet, from I-iv-
i Il erpool, Spectator, from Briitol, and v
nanimit y, from London, an extentive abort
ment Of
Saddlery, Cutlery, Iron-Mongery,
and Hard Ware Goods.
Which are for fale by wholefale and retail
at his Store, MidazJ R,sa,
ALSO,
q cafks White and Red Lead /,
200 boxes 9 by Briltol crown Window
Clafs; 200 doz. Sewing and sem Irvine Cod
Lines; Glue Tin Plates, &c. &c.
Like1viG-A great variety OF Look
ing Glafles, with gilt and mahogany frames,
PoyfLcnd Oa 27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
THE iubferiber hereby gives public

THE iubfcriber hereby gives public
notice 70 all concerned, that fhe has been
duly appointed, and las taken upon herlelf th:
trun Of Adminiltratrix on the Enate VI
Nathaniel CbanberHn,
late Of Portland, in the County Of Carr
berland, Merchant, decea ed, by giving bon-
a the law directs nle therefore requsfs Al
perfons who are indebted to the faid d.cgafeds
eitate, to make Immediate payment /; and tha-s
who have any demands thereon, rteIhibit ts
Game 10 HULDAH CHAAfBERLIN
Portland, Dug. 81. OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, and
Fights, in the P5tataqEa Byi4ge L'ifny
which commenced drawing on Monday lai'
b;che(t prize 10000 dollars, ioweit dollars
be;ng Erty pr eeut IL advsree on the Original
price Of tickets, for iale &C
T. CLAaK's Bookfore q Lot
tey-OEce, Fyb-Street
I.;kewife for SaIe-1ickets and Parts, ia
the H4tfeH Bridge LeHery, which commences
drawing in Is days-Tickets rife 70 u. $50
II 10 lays-Prizes, | Of 5000, Of 1000, Of
1000. ~ Of 500 70 of 100, 100 Of SO, zoo Of
sand 1926 Of s--not two blanks 10 prize
has ALTO Tickets, sc. in the Amoikeag Ca
ua and Harvard College Lotteries. Ca 20