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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-13

~ The Baltimore Fed. Gaz. received IL, Ian
Evenings Mail, i'll continuation Of the French Bule-
tlns oberves, that the Emperor Of Au1ria had been
driven irsm BrUnn to Olmutz and from Olmutz 70
Craeow in Poland. So Rates an article under the
head Of Donau. Nov 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-13

writer IN the Warrington Federalin, under the
fignature of Columbus has furnilb.d fevs-,I '"e
the fubjea Of Finance, in which he ba, co,IsesS
comfortable quantity of information relative p, ,a
lltuaton of the public lands, 1t appears ,ha. in the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15
F @ r S AL E.

IF He HOUSE ana LOT / live in, in .he
4 town OF Aexandria. ituated en- Patrick.
Erect, between King and Prince.freess, ad;oin.
ing Mr.. Jam.s RulIcI. The lot is 81 tecs iron,
and 100 feet deep. On this lot is erected a-xeE
hnihcd two Rory frame homie, "a feet frons ard
81 feet deep; The back buildings are ali of brick,
and the let well encIofeti. Under the houfc is
an excellent dry cellar; the huufs is we'll finifh.
Cd from the root TO the cellar. This property
will DC fold clear OF all incun.bsanee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15

One HouGe and Lot, on Prince
ftsset, on the paved part, in the fame neighbor.
hood; On which there is we'll hnifhca two flo,
~ ira nae houie with every neceGary back build.
ing; the lot is we'll enciof.d ard is q { fses
fsoat and 100 feet deep This lot pays fmal
ground rent. | will exchange the above menti
oned property for lands in the wcRern country,
or cry goods for toe greater part of tn. paymcn.
OF TINS property. For further particulars apply
to the iubisFibsr living en- the prcmics.
Robcrs. Abercrombie.
May 2. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15

CONGRESS
MONDAY, APRIL 7.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
DEBATE
u " IT E D S T Il T Z S.

On the motion Of Mr.. T. Randsl1h to amend
TIE secret journal, By inserting in
1t the message et the Presl-
dent gf the 9Th Deem.
her.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
From HE Boston Repsrtory.
2 e Il C. z.

By the latest arrivals, the rc-es'abtlsh.
meut of peace between Russia aud France
is confirmed. aud the Immediate approach
of an accommodated between England and
France rendered almost certain. Tins
news, SO grateful! ir sound TO the first i'm.
pressions 6f humanity, will carry gloom
mud disrnay to the heart of every Amefi.
can, who is not Indifferent to me innlnene
danger with which such an event would
threaten this exposed, delenceiess, hated
country.
II peace be actually settled between
France and England, there is too much
reason 70 say to those who have never con.
sidere6our political existence IN jeopardy,
and we mean no light or profanc' Illusion,
SLEEP ON. NOW, FOR TIE DIE
rs CAST, and We are lett, weak, spirit.
less, and implied and unbefrisnded TO the
mercy, of triumphant despot, who has
Frustrated the independence, of almost eve
ry nation 10 Europe.
l. AMERICANS, ifNyon are not appalled,
by first glance OF the terrors WHICH me-
mace your national existence, look at your
situation stare tito The face. thar foreign
tyranny may not surpriseyou when IT actu.
| ally conass. ENGLAND AT PEACE WITH
! FRANCE Y! France holding IN subjectios,
and as completely at hercomm snd as her
own provinces, Spain, Italy, Germany,
| Holland, Prussia, aud We may add Porto.
l%ga. and other minor powers, now swai
lowled up aud nameiess! A fourth part Of
the navy whirh Bonaparte could imhaedi-
lately detach from his vasssl kingdoms, and
| from his own, would be sufficient to block
/ up every great port in the union. A tenth
part of the blood-hounds whom he has
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
KINGSTON, August 9.

The American schooner Dolphin, from
Guadaloupe bound to Philadelphia, with
sugar, detained by the Arethusa, arrived
Fon Thursday.
The sloop Albert, Hall from Boston for
this island. has bsen cast away on Cape
Maize - the crew and part of the cargo
were saved.
The schooner Lis,le Lucy, Thorpe, from
/ Edenton, IS arrived at Manchoneal.
The brig Mary and Sally, Dosns, from
Camden, entered az the custom house of
Port Antonio on rhe 10Th ult. the schrs.
/ Ratsle Snake, Bissell, from Eden,on, aud
Commerce., Carmott, from Camden on the
25th; The schooner .D.unmore, Reed,
I from Bath on the 3lss; aud the schooner
Iris, Masoa, from Portland on the 5th In.
/ giant.
The brig Nancies, MoffaI from New
York, is arrived at Annette Bay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
NETWORK, September q.
FROM EUROPE.

La,rrseaine the ship Adrlana, ifoa
L.iveKpool, and the Factor from Ofseaos''
arrived az this pert.
Ca9tsin Re,ke,son having favored nv
Sdt,ofs Of tie New York Gazette win ~
yerpn5I papers TO the 9Th ult they nave"
10 their powerto earich the marine depA"
meat OF this days paper. -.
On the subject Of peace we have QUIZ :"
,le---the passengers in the Adrlaoa' w..
ever, say that THIS event was sanSuLs w..
expected at liverpool, at the time o. '"'''
departure. e,h
The Courier of the evening of the 0'N'
contains the following paragraph: ;.
g rhe funds yesterday exper'en's', n
considerable depresson-and son's' sup =,
posed to be we'll informed, sold TO a w., ;,
large amount. The fal was inpa''' ~.
various causes. Sons affirmed tina! w.
Moniteur had been received containing
violent attack upon this counsry-'n''iren
ces unfavorable to peace were tne's'O,o
drawn. We attach but little important. = =. J.
the report. The Moniteur attacked Wv y.
conduct of Russia with great severity - :,
the very momens M. D'Oubrll was 9Th 9Th
to sign a separate treaty OF peace WI" n.
France. Another runor was, 'i'' . t
terms of that treaty are more unfaso, .a:o,
han has been supposed=hass they n'l;, soD' and
ed no stipulation in favor OF Sicily ! I ~,
tina, as our ministers had dstermnso ~
to yield upon that subi=c', aud as pon MI;
par,e had insisted on his brother p''.o ,;po,
In possession of Sicily. the neso..s a.ct.
between the TWO countries nlgatos, sAp .ser
ed TO break off Immediately. Wns. We
there be any foundation for this rum rum oro.
know not. The fall might nave . os re.
duced by the Bulls or buyers ~ n."
alize their profits aad 'sfa'ag 0e""
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
August f6.

Arrived brig Polly, Bisby,Wa,b;,.
Schooner john Ellis, WADE, New eettss
La Reuard sloop OF war of lspns'a'
tain Coghlan, arrived on Weduesd,s'
! the American schooner Be.sev g.Sa
from Philadelphia, bound TO por,, !, a0 :. AID
with provisions Sc. detained by he, o ''as'
! 9th inst. IN:
The Arson frigate of 40 guns, c,,,
Lydlard. and the Afethusa lriea,e y
I captain Brisbane, sailed on rhursdav ~
ing ON cruize. We understand t0sn
to proceed off the Havana for the our, @'
of endeavorlng to fall 10 with the SAT- r's
renzo of ~ guns, which vessel ha, J.,
quently Of late made her appearance ou,.s
the harbor.
A letter received in this city from cap,,
Finkin, and dated the 31st uit. states ,n,'
the schooner Gipsey from this port b,I I
been cut out of Aruba BY French priv,.
teer and carried TO the city of Saulo no
mlngo, TO which place captain F'okln mean,
!
10 proceed in hopes of recovering his YES,
.sel.
The Arethusa frigate, during her lat.
cruise detsioed an Americas brig With
80, 900 dollars on board, aod rlca caro-
OF colonial produce. She was suadyr
the protection of La Superleure schoon.r,
captain Rushworih, and her arrival may b..
daily looked Tor.
The schooner Eagle, Toby, from Dos.
ton bound TO this po't with a cargo Of lum
Der, was cast away on the East Caicos o.
the 9th ul. and totally lost. Mr. Savage,
son of William Savage, esq. of this cny,
"a passenger 10 her, caar down IN thePol.
ly; tie cfrw were saved and sailed il
d1Here nj vessels for the United States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
BOSTON, September IS,

=
from .Sbain.--Cap.an Shattucs, who
cd here on Wednesday, sailed ftou
Cadiz CD the ssh of August. On The lOh,
az express came 10 Cadsz with information
CT th. conclusion bf 4 general peace |,
was .ad, the preiiminar,es were sigatd
at Paris on the 3ist Of July. There were
10 sail Of th- hoe iying at Cadla (French
and Spaolsh) ready Tor sea, A grand itG
&c jn}s va, fred from the ships aud forts
soon a!'rr the receipt of the news OF peace.
The pr"ple We're almost distracted with
Joy al the Intelligence.
Il vas reported, that the French troops
10 Naples had tn.:de-aa attempt against 81.
ely and bad been defeated With great loss.
lAcre were DO tenors respecting the
posture Of ,he American negotiation with
Spain. The .trigate Constitution had been
az Cadiz, but nos -b-ing adinitted to pra'
tick, had sailed for Lisbon, as was sup.
posed.
Arrived, Locr, Shearman, Baltimore;
Hero, Baker, ditto; Susan and WIlan'
Luce, duo.
Cleared, f ...;ierai George, Field, Bam'
more; Mary. r.ap, Luce, Richmond o@'
II, Cieavelaad. alesandria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Eteo,

In England, lanes Ward, esq. heuten-
ant in the Royal Navy he was one Of the
few remaining companions Of the immortal
Cooke, end was defending him when ne re-
Ceived Els A,eath wound in the South Seas.
j Stubbmg, at the astonishing age OF
108 years. Heretained his faculties almost
to the last. All the ground he occupied
consisted of FIVE acres Of land, which sup
ported him without obtaining psrochial re-
lief
At Colchester, (Con) Ebenczer Lathrop,
GAG. aged "a years. Thirty minutes ante
sCeGent to his dissolution he was busy about
his uzual employments, and manifested no
signs OF indisposition, he entered his house,
sat down in a,chair, and complained of
nausea, ana in few minutes fell, and in
stantly expired, sic transit gloria mundi
In ChaTleston, S. c. Capt James Payne,
commanded, &C the State Revenue Gutter.
In clinsen, Upper Canada bn the 18th
Of October fast, the Rev. Lemuei Covef,
Of Cheshire, Mass after an. illness Of a
few days. This man of God yielded his
soul into the hands of bis Maker while he
was on missionary among the Indians,
zealously endeasouring. az an Instrument IN
the hands of God, TO spread tie gospel, aud
extend the Redeemer's Kingdom among the
natives Of This country. The Rev Mr..
Holmes preached funeral sermon on this
3fAneholy stc2siou, frem these words, 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Drcadhi Shih7rreck.


The Ii & George Packet, Capt. Wal
keIs bound from Park Gate for Dublin, was
lately lost on Salisbury Sands. Her pasen-
gers, most Irish iIaFvestmcn, above one hun
dred in number, who were returning from
England with pittances-of their labours to
their families, were under matches The
pumps were soon cho ked, and the water
came 50 fast on the lrishmen in the hold,
that they drew their large harvest pocket
knives andwilh d. {. alton slew ore another
to make their Wy upon deck Greatnum-
bels I'm streaming upon he mast wo-
man, with her child fastened to her back,
was at the topmast head /; the mast broke,
the vessel being on her side, ard they were
all precipit-ted into the waves Only five
men and d poor Irish sailor boy escaped ;
the remainder, 125 in number among whom
were cabin passengers, perished
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

here {5Agts TIE goaG Exit" To the afflicted
widow and children this stroke is truly ire
parable Those who had the pleasure Of his
acquaintance can testify to the purity. of his
friendship, and bis zeal for his Master 5 glo-
n.y.. Let TINS dispensation of Divine Provi-
dence teach US the important lesson" he
De also ready"
In Albany, ]. o. Fondey, sged ~, a
major in the army Of the Revolution.
II Boston, William Bant Sullivan, Esq
son Of the Hon. James s. Esq aged %
III Salem, Mrs. Mary Prince, consCrt OF
the Rev. DR. Prince, aged 49,
In Philadelphia, Robert Milligan, Esq
aged So, of Maryland.
At Sharon, Conn Rev. Cotton Mather
Smith, aged &c and in the 81 year Of his
ministry.
Al Oxford, Conn. Rev. David Bronson,
aged e..
In Windham, Conn. Rev. Cornelius A
dams
At Milford, n H. Sally Hutchinson, ag
? years, daughter of dea. Andrew n size
was left in room " ia kittle Ofhot water
into which she fell, and survived but about
"A hours.
In Southampton, Y. H. Mrs. Epnice
Clark, aged 81, and her husband q the
same age.
At Falmouth Mr. Joseph Hawes, aged 81.
In this town, MI. Ebcnezer Starbn u, a
gcd 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

On Friday night last violent gale
Of wind, accompanied with snow and
rain, was experienced IN this place.
The storm commenced in the first OF
the Evening with the wind at n. K. in
the course of the night the wind veered
to E. s. E. and about o'clock, the gale
was most severe. Considerable dam
age was done to the shipping at
wharves the Schr. Ann, Capt. y.
blanchard, lo5ded with Salt and Goals,
was driven from her mornings and
drifted against Union Wharf, gnd hll-
cd also, Schr. Columbia, Veazie,
loaded vieh Plaster, parted her cable
and drifted against / eng Wharf buig-
ed and sunk Several small craft ger
sunk, dismaseed AID otherwise injured
We fear from the direction and NO
lence Of the wind, thar much damage.
has heen done at sea, tut We do not
learn that any vessels are u sh0.e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Iohn Lord,

Ntxt 1sorfo Ezdgrs Crsfi = M0fis's--Forsja'eet
HAS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for iaIe
a complete a1oTtment of ia
EngLyb Hats Of the nerOef yajbion,
Among which are -
Real fuperfne mems Beavers,
Large and iInaG rim'd do. Of tie fecond
quality
Pew real patent fix do
Mems aud boys camelts-hair do. Of vari-
Gus kinds and soIors y
LilezUYf-A handfome affortment of AI1E-
RICAN HATS and HAr-1RIsaMI Ncs, Of
every defcription.
CT Cath and the highea price Civ
en- for all kinds OF Shipping and Hating
FJRS as above. ttt) Nev. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
q 81 SPECk 80 NAR."a


We have heard it reported from
gentleman WHO was an eye witness e
I" the scene of action" that on the
night of the election at t.ddyvilie, Ken
mckv, misunderstanding took placc
between the Hon. Matthew LYON 4I,i 4
Mr.. Confeld, in consequence Cfhe .sL+
ter's not voting for the former. Inc
circumstance as related to US, was thai
Mr.. Con6eld was introduced to Mr..
Lyon, but Mr.. L. instead of gretd ting
hiln as one of his own kidney, observed
he did not wish to be acquainted with
him as he did not vote for him, con-
sequently Mir. G. could not be MS friend
this reused the passions OF Mr.. U.
and some few hard words ensued ; a.
rnong them Mr.. G. asked Mr.. l.. if
he was acquainted with certain Rogt l.
Griswold, and mentioned the " scene
Of action" that once took place between
q certain Matthew Lyon and him cor
corning the spiting in the latters lace
MIR. l.. Immediately cracked away at
Mr.. G.. but Mr.. c. so completely de-
Tended himself that he parted of the
blow and the "sctne of action" COM
rnenced hot and and hard--Mr. c. at
last Knocked the honorable gentleman
down, and made ahessay to gouge him.
In the attempt however, the honoura-
sle gentleman got Mr.. C's. thumb IN
his mouth and completely amputated'it
Il the first joint .-YirSaia fahtT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
PROPOSALS


WILL be received by the fubGcri
Der, for the mafoa's work Of a BRlCK
BUILDING, to lie erected the next feafon for
BowdoiR College, in Bfuniwick, one hundred
feet long, forty two feet wide, and four ITO
ries high, with necefiary BRICK pillars and par
titions y the fab 'criber will furniih tbs bricks
and lime; every other requifte, including
attendance, mutt be furniiLe! by the con-
tractor.
Also, For the.Carpenter's werk,' of the ont
Gde of faid building, Aoorings, Iathing loiR
out6de doors, window frames, fAihes, roof,
DC. including the necelary materials, And
for the Carpenters work Of the inide of faid
building, including the lathiEg, and tine ma
terials, necetiary 10 complete the fame
And alto for the paitering the jnfde Of
fsid building, including ali rhe materials, ex-
cept the lime.
The building will he thirty feven and one
half feet high, from the UNDERMINING, and d.
vided into thirty two rooms, having two en-
tries through it.
The work mu1 be executed in plain, nea.
fubftantial and workman ike manner
BENJAMIN J. PORTER.
Te6am, Dee. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

Notice.
NTB the fubfcribers, Comminioners, ap
W pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman.
kfl Judge Of Probate, for the County of Cum
bertrand, 10 receive and examine the CLAIMS Of
the ieveraI creditors to the eIlate of
WALTER SLAIONTON, ~
fate Of Portland, in faid county of Cumberland,
Merchant deceafed, inteGate, reprefented IL
foIvent, give notice-That tx months from
the 9Th day Of November lat, are allowed
faid creditors, to Bring in and prove their
claims; they will attend THAT fervice at the
Office Of Richard Hunewell, Efq. Fifh-ilreet,
Portland, on Monday the 18th of Dec init
and on the frf Monday of each of the FIVE
following Months, from two till tx o'clock.
p. NJ, of laid days.
RICHARD HUNEWELL,
JAMES NEAL,
ABRAHAM WATSON.
Portland, Dec. 9, Doc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

he was inforr4Sd that lis nan2- had
hren mentioned ~ that CoIrs Nth re-
proach thai he Immediately nla5e il
lis business to hasten to Fraa1torr and
nresent himself before the Court for
f-yestigadonj that his business was of
such nature that long detention
would be injurious, and ne wished to
know from the attorney whether the
investigation would ~ gore l1to with
out delay.
Mr.. Dayiess Observed, that Ill
making his observations .. the Court
nc had used rePro4chipi terms Of
the private character Of Nh. Burr and
Heshould avoid i during tbs inyestiga-
ton that il would require some time
10 collect the Witnesses which lo Wish
cd to summon but, tEat no unneceaaa-
~ delay should take place. Some fur
ther observations were made, and the
Grand Jury ordered 70 assemble It ten
O'Clock On "Wednesday nlDrning, at
which time witnesses are summoned
TO attend Col Burr's department. was
very dignihed; and his observations
concise and impressive. What cyl
<ience will be offered by the Federal
.Attotney is not known; but the DuDic
opinion in Frankfort aPpcarS EG-I in
favor Of Col. Burr"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice 10 all CONCERNED, that he has
been duly appointed, aud has taken upon him.
leif the truit Of Administrator on the eltate of
RUTH KNAP,
late Of Bridgton, in the County Of Cumber-
land, widow, by giving bond as the law d.
reefs He therefore requets all perlons who
are indebted 10 the iaid dece4ieds efiate, to
make Immediate payment and thofe who
have ary demands thereon, tt exhibit the
fame to >t
ELIAS BERRY.
Dte. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

FHE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice 10 all conceruea, thar he has
been duly appointed and has taken upon him
felt the trult of Adutinhtfator on the eaate Of
JOSEPH DlNGLET,
late of Raymond, in the County of Cum5er.
land, Gentleman, deceaied, by giving bond as
the law directs He therefore reqaelts all
perions whp are indebted to the fad deceaC.
eds eltate, 10 make immediate payment /; and
thole who have any demands thereon, 70 ex-
hibit the fame 10 49,
" SAMUEL DINGLEY.
Dee. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Marine Safety.

THE Annual Meeting of the Port1sad Ma
! rias Soeis,y, will be holden at the lioaie
OF MIR Daniel Cobb, on TnefLay fbe e'5 ny. ~
6 osIoeG, p. IH-A Punetual and general at
tendance is requelted.
JOHN WOODMAN, Secretary.
Dec. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
RAN AWAI,.

FROM rh: inbfcribcr, an indcrt.,t
apprentice, named Moles S.e9ens. alflut
Eighteen years old, dark complexion Who
ever viii return Gaid apprentice, lhsl receive
one Cent reward. All perfons are f"rbid hAr-
boring faid apprentice, on Pensl4y CT the lay !.
JOSEPH .inSstNS.
Nt7v- G!.4.sAs-, p.s. I5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
FRESH GOODS.
T. & A. Vinton,

T. & Al. Vintnn,
HAvE juf received, in addition to their
l. J. former aGortment, freih iuppfy Of
WIN1Bfp GOODS:
AMONG WHICH ARE,
SuperGne and common Cloths, al colors
Botte-green browndo for ladies Coating
bale Coa,ings, do. Fearnoushts-
do Flanels. l do. Baizes s---f-
2 trunks Calicoes and Cambricks,
Fine Linens, Table Cloths and Diapers
Large afortment India-Cottons, cheap
40 pieces black and celored Luftrings
Sewing-Siiks, Threads, Cotton Servings
>arpetiRg, SC. &c.
ABo-A few bags Cotton-Wool, of good
quality, Cstton- Yarn, &c. for laIe at fore
Ne. 8 u 4, T5ae,'-Roz0, corner of Fare !aad
fJ5-Strests. Lee. l5-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Charles & John Fox,

No. and S, Souf5-Sias Los,-,sb4,7;;
LAVE. for fale,
4 = s Chefs Souchong Tea,
Do. E1yton-lkin DO,
DO. Hvfon do.
Of hyperion quality which win be fold very
low for cath or approved credit.
Ay6-A conitant fupply of Nail
Rods and Nail Plate.
Dec. g..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15

LOST,
ONthe 27th of November, IN the
Evening, between Clmberland Street and
Fore Street, an
LIKE SKIN TIPPET.
Whoever win return the fame, ihall be hand
lonely rewarded for their honeity, by leaving
the fame Il this Office By
WILLIAM PCLLEYS.
d IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
TAKE NOTICE.
EHE Trultees of the Warren

School Funds, county of Lincoln, offer
for fale by order of the Legislature, two val
liable lots of and, of about enc bHrdyed acres
each, lying on ST, George, river, below the
head of the It'd
h5o-adjoining faid lots ahout nine acres Of
faIti marih, in lots fuit purchzfers. A long
credit will BE given. paving the intereh an
nually.-AppIy TO the Iubfcriber at ms Office
in faid Warren
NJ. SMITH JUN. cierk eft'e Tyfses.
De-. /.
~ B.-Eat5s f7V' fo,m.' impra1Iorf effbt abr
HfVe'fiJsarlrt re rHs6er u ae,e5 ~ NJ fTVo fri
!'f' 7U@i TO,a1{iy insayied-A yg,1iI & one hun
dred izfeai9 two acres
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
ViLLAGE HdKs4U1sl, IN 1-as'
JUST pablifhed and Tor fate by
y ISAAC ADAMS.

The teventb editi2n e;f rbs YILL 10.
HARMONY, comparing about 50 pe;ce. If
MGhc more than il has ever heretofore eDu
tained-particul4rly calculated for the dew
tons of religious iocierles and iinging f,hDols.
Prize 10 delit. per doE. as4 .f4s.4
WORCESTER EOLLECTTON
mere s4f;e~-Gontain:ng a great variety Of
Pain Ttaei and AT'brnr this edition is greatly
enlarged and improved, and much more valtl
able tnan any former EDITION --trIes 10 ao:afr.
ger DIX. dS!; fagk.
NOTHERN HAR TON1r-Beinv
a eollecticn Of the n,ot approved rnnes 10
which are added nIaiber of osisll.al oas~s.
Prize z asa. doS. rs s's. .6xL. q
Also,
The BEAUT5ES IF CHURcH MpSIc.
llkEwIsE,
The 0RIENIfL i1AR MONI---
P,iee > dsA 5osi..Ss. S7s ca. j4x.e
Nov "a Sm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Thirty DoAQrs Re,gard!
r OST i'm this town, on Saturday

lzft, near Long-Wharf,
Il RED MOROCCO POCKET-Bo0x,
containing about one hundred and hfiy dol
lars, in k-biiIs-belides number Of notes
and other papers, which viii be Of no uie -
any perfon but the owner, as payment OF
them is nopped--Whoever has found iAld
Pocket Book, and will return il. win rs con-
tents, 70 the fubfcriber in Brunfwick, or leave
il az this Office, lhall receive the above re-
ward. EPHRAIM JONES.
PortIoH1, 2t5 Ne. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
Wanted.

a SHADY, fober Young NAN, TO 40 the
Il : work Of "a family in town, who would en-
gage for a year. --Waafei, alto, 4 the
fame place new Mich CoW.--Enquire OF
the printer.
Dec Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-15
l4unuaI meeting Of TIE Fahsputb Canal

4nmnaI meeting Of tie Fahs~atb Canal
Company.
THE. propretors Of the Fsi,.ortb Canal are
hereby reminded, thar the time for
holding ;heir annual meeting FOR the choice
If Prefidenr, Directors, or Committee for re
ruIaring The affairs OF the corporation. 'rrea-
furer and Clerk, is on The 6rft Monday of jan
vary, annually Said meeting will be holden
at the Office If WOODBURY. SroRFR, in iaid
Portland, on Monday, the fifth day Of Jasua-
ry next, at ) clock, Pm.
ABNER BAGLEY, Girl.
Portland Ietb December, SC6.