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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-03
Saturday January IL.

The house proceeded to consider the
report Of the committee of the whole
house made yesterday on the report of tn,
committee to whom was referred the mes
sage ard communication from the president
Of the United States of the 9th December
last, and sundry resolutions of the Sc and
9Th ins,ants, whereupon,
The resolution con,ained 10 the report
of the committee on the presidents mes
sage aforesaid being read in the words fol
lowing, to wit.
Resolved, That such number of troops
not exceeding as the presi.
dent of the United States shall deem suf.
fcient to protect the southern frontiers of
the United States from Spanish inroad
and insult, and to chassise the same.be i'm.
mediately raised"
The question was taken that the house
90 agree with the committee of the whole
house in their disagreement to the same.
And resolved in the affirmative, yeas 70
-navs So, as follows.
YEAS. Messrs. Asson, Jun. Anderson, Bard
Barker, Bedingcr, Biiwell, Bilhop, Blake, jun.
sBlount, Brown, Boyle, Butler, C. w, Campbell,
Casey, Chandler, NJ. Clay, Clopton, Conrad :,
Cook, Crowninfhield, Cults, Darby, Dickson,
Earle, Elliot, Elmer, Eppes, Find'ey, Fix,
Gray, Gregg, Green, Hsl:ey, Hamilton, Hol.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-03

the side Of Mexico, and to US the countries
swatered by The Mississippi. and to the
eastward of it. But whilst The committee
perceive, 10 the general uProar OF Europe
| state Of ehings peculiarly favorable TO the
peaeeable pursuit of our best interests,
they are neither insensible 10 the indignity,
whicb.has been offered on the part OF Spain,
nor unwilling to repel similar Outrage
On the subject of self defence, when. the
territory of the United States IS lnsulted,
there can be but one opinion; whatever dli.
ference may exist on the question, whe-
Their that protection which vessel hnds IN
our harbours, shall be extended to her, by
the nation, in the Indian or Chinese seas!
Under this impression, the committee sub.
NIT the following resolution; the annexed
letter from the secretary of war will ex.
plain why it is not more explicit.
Resolued, That such number OF troops
NOT exceeding as the
President of tine % ai,ed States shall deem
sufficient, to protect ..he southern frontiers
OF the u. States, from. Spanish inroad and
insult, and to chastise the same, be imme.
diate.y raised.
The faid report was read and ordered 10 be
referred TO the confederation Of committee OF
the whole houfe on Monday next.
On mosou made and leconded, that the honte
do come to the following reso.ulions:
P-hle>a. Tia, dollars be
appropriated by law for the purpofe OF delraying
any extraordinary expenses w'ach may De IN
Cured in the in.ercourle between the u. States
and foreign nations, to be paid out OF any mo.
MES in the trealury not othefwiie appropriate,
and to b. applied under the direction OF the
. elident of the u. S. who fha!i have authority,
If nsceGary, to borrow the fad fam or any Part
threeof, in behalf OF the u. States, at rate OF
interelt nor exceeding s per cen'um per annau,
and ihall caufe an account of the expenditure
thereof to be laid before congrels as foon as may
be.
Rtfolptd, That the additional duty OF two
and halt per centum advaIorem, impoied by az
aa, entitled "An aa further 70 protect the
commerce and ,esneD of the u. S. again& the
Barbary powcrs,',be continued for
years
oyde,fd, That the Eaid refoIusions b. commit.
ted TO the committee of the whole houfe, to
whom is committed the before mentioned report
OF the committee on the meGage and conimuni
cation from the prehdent of the u. S. of the 9th
of December laR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-03
Friday, fanuary 10.

The house accotd ding tc the order Of the
day, again resolved Itself into committee
of the whole house, on the report of the
committee to whom was referred mes.
sage & communication from the president,
of the United States, of the 9Th of Decem.
Der last, aud the documents accompanying
the same, as also on two resolutions refer.
red TO the same committee of the whole
house on Friday last, and on one other re.
solution referred to the same committee
on Tuesday last, and after some time
spent therein Mr.. Speaker resumed the
chair and Mr.. Gregg reported, that the
committee had according to order, had the
said report and resolutions under conside-
ration, and directed him TO report TO the
house their disagreement to the resolution
contained in the report OF the committee
aforesaid, also their agreement to the first
OF the two resolutions referred TO them on
Friday last with Sundry amendments, and
further, that the said committee of the
whole house no. having time togo through
the whole of the business referred to them
- had directed him to move the house for
leave to sit aga;n. .
On the question that the committee OF
the whole house have leave to sit again.
1t passed in the negative.
Ordered. That the report of the com
mhsee of the whole house do lie on the ia
bic.
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Msa3ay, .bs6tb of Jaaxary, 1906.

The houie, according to the order OF the day,
rcfoIyed itfelf into committee Of the whole
houfe, On the report of the committee to when
were referred the mef 'gs and communication
from the PRECEDENT ct the u. States OF the 9th
oi December lsf, and the documents accompany.
ing the fame, a, ALTO on the reiolutions referred
to the faid committee OF til. whole Houle on FRI
day la}:; snd after fome time ipen' therein, Mr..
Speaker returned the chair, and Mr.. Gregg &c.
parted that the committee had, according to
order, had the Eaid report and refoutions under
confiieration, and made Tome prpgreis therein,
bu, not having time to 60 through the iaae, had
directed him to move the Heuie tor leave to Sit
again.
ReJolved That this Houfe will. to morrow,
again reiolvc ,,fclt into committee of the whole
Houf., on the said report and resolutions.
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Thursday, the 9th Of January.


The house according to the order of the
day, again resolved itsslfin,o a committee
of the whole house, on the report Of the
committee to whom was referred ames-
sage aud communication lEom the presi.
dent OF the United States, of the 9Th OF
December Last, and the documents accom-.
panyipg the same, as also on two resoluti.
.ons referred to the same committee Of the
whole house ca Friday last, and on one o.
ther resolution referred 20 the same CON-
nittee on Tuesday last, and after some
time spent therein, Mr.. Speaker resumed
,tae chair and Mr.. Gregg reported, that the
committee had, according TO order, again
had the said report and resolutions under
consideration, and made a further progress
therein, but not having time to go through
the same, had directed him to move the
house tor leave to sit again.
Pesoked, That this house will to NOR.
row, again resolve itself in:o committee
of the whole house On the said report and
resolutions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-03

day, again resolved itself tito comnittee
of the whole house, on the report OF the
committee to when was referred mes
sage and communica.ion from the presl.
dent of the United States, OF the 9Th OF
December last, and the documents accom-.
panying the same, as also on two reselutl.
ons referred to the same committee OF the
whole house on Friday last, and one other
resolution referred to the same committee
Of the whole house on Tuesday last; and
after some time spent therein, MIR. Speaker
resumed the chair, and MIR. Gregg report.
ed, that the committee had, according to
order, again had the said report and 'eso.
lutions under consideration, and made some
progress therein, but not having time TO 60
through the same, had directed him to
move the house for leave to SIT again.
Resolved, Thar this house will 10 NOR.
row, agaiu resolve itself into committee
of the whole house, on the said report and
resolutions.
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Tuesday. the l7th 9anuary, 1906.

Tuesday, the 9Th January, 1906.
sOn a motion made and seconded, that
the house Go come TO the following reso.
luton:
Resolved, That any arrangement of Ii.
mits between the United States and Spain,
which shall! secure to her an ample barrier,
on the side of Mexico, and 10 the United
States, the countries watered by the Mis-
sissippi, and to the eastward Of it, will
meet the appreciation and support of this
house and
tOrd.red, That the third resolution be
committed to the committee OF the whole
house, to ,whom.is referred the report Of
the committee on the message and com.
munica,ion from the president Of the u.
S. of the 9Th December last, and the do.
cuments accompanying the same, as also
TWO resolutions referred to the sams com.
mittee of the whole house on Friday last.
The house then, according to the order
ofthe day, again resolved itself into aeon.
n,i,tee of the whole house, on the said re-
nor, aud resolutions, and after some time
spen, therein, Mr.. Speaker resumed the
chair, and Mr.. Gregg reported, that the,
committee had, according to order, again
had the said report and resolutions under
consideration, and made further progress
therein, but not having time to so through
the same, had directed him to move the
house for leave to sit again.
Resolued, Tha, this house will to NOR.
row, again resolve itself into a committee
OF the whole house on the said report and
resolutions.
Wednesday, the stu Of January.
The house according to the order of the
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Wednesday, the sth Of January.
The house according to the order of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
FOR SALE,
BY T0bn p. Jbur5ton 81 Co.

BY jain P. 5bursfon g Co.
FORE-STREET.
FRESH fuperfne and fine Baltimore, and
Philadelphia FLOUR, in whole and half
'srrels.
90 keg, frefh fuperfne, fine and GEM
mon Englifh MuRard,
so boxes Spermaceti Candles-fLf sort.
50 do dipd tallow do.
600 gallons LiAieed Oil, bell quality and
very cheeP.
200 boxes brown Soap,
90 crates Cream Color and blue painted
Ware,
90 cans ahorted Englifh Nails--entitIed
10 debenture,
500 boxes II by 1910 by 1913 by 10
- by o. and by Crown Glais,
40 cafks Paints, viz. white and red Lead,
Yellow Oker, Spanifh Brown, Vene-
tisn Rad, Patent YeIlow, VerdigFile,
white Vitrol and Whitning.
1000 Iron Cogs,
20 Englifh Scale beams,
800 lbs. Englifh Wire-aforted,
Few doz. do. Spades and Shovels,
do do do long and ihort handled Fry
ing Pans,
Bet double rolled Sheet Iron,
Few grois large, midding and frlall |. p
Cod Hooks,
An afortment Engliih hollow Iron Ware,
do do do Stone do.
5 tons pig and bar Lead,
s fleets Lead, 8 & 81 per fquare foot,
10 caiks patent Shst--aforted,
Jars white and black Warmth,
do fuperfine and fine Copal do.
1000 large and fnall horn Lanthorn lights,
Caiks Rice, hhds Molafes, and bbls.
Sugar,
Few bbls, Navy Mefs Pork,
So chefs Hyion, Hyfonlkin and Sou
chong Teas.
SO bbls. navy Mefs No. / & Q Pork,
10 boxes Chocolate,
Paints ground in Oil, and put up for er-
portation Portland, dug. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
@tsfeHanp.
DIS rRESS In GERMANY.

Extrat7 Of is.tsy fiom T5fe7abE ssfre5s7t ia
Sasbia. dated De-. sIF, 1905, Is Biz ear,s.a0S-
dent in tbs city.
"The distress with us is so great
that my pen is unable to describe it (;
several hundred villages in Upper Sua-
bia are deprived Of the necessaries of
life. The inhabitants are without VIC
tuals, without cloathing and without
money, or other means to alleviate
their distress. They see nothing a.
round them but ruin. Empty barnes
and destroyed orchards all their cat
tie taken from them all employ
ments, by which they used 10 provide
for their families, are at an end. In
the neighbourhood Of Ulm, Memingen,
sc. distress has attained its highest
mitch. A loaf Of bread costs four gull
ders Zone dollar and sixty cents) and
siusim (about half bushel) potatoes,
three guilders Zone dollar and twenty
cents.) The neighbouring counties,
which were so fortunate as to escape
uuer ruin, though themselves have
sag red much, supply those of Ulm,
60. with articles.of the most immedi-
ate ana pressing necessity contribut-
Es IS much as their own distressed
SITUATION VIII permit.
The cities and villages on the main
Rad suffer alse very much by the nu-
re1oas troops they have to lodge and
v.1eaal. "A few days ago I received a
letter from the widow Vat He'd
, g.t.ngeQ tive miles from Stutgardt) in
-ya.ch ssAe saws that she had to lodge
81 gictlal I82 men at one time, who
sfaPlsteIy emptied her house Of all
H5r pEovisions, clothing, bedding, &c.
lIh,ss enc Instance ofwhat occurred
hsg,sse same thing has taken place IN
aa}fe country through which the ar
1aias gnarched-PoutsoH's Phitad. .AdV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

DICK, Sb.p-Cbandlfry, Ge.
Charles s. John Fox,
Nsi- 4 ea5 5, Sent5 yiae Losg- R'ba,f
HAVE juit received for fale,
100 Bolts irit quality Rufia Duck;
90 do fecond do do
50 do Ravens do
so do Heavy do
$50 doz. III quality 2 and 8 threaded
Sewing TwiAe.
100 ID. whipping do.
Io5Barrels Tar,
so do Pitch,
20 do Turpentine,
Is do Roin,
Sheathing and drawing Nails, cut and
wrought,
Spikes and Nails of all kinds,
tons Sheathing Paper-beR kind,
do Oakum do
10 barrels Dstch LinIeed Oil,
Whi1e Lead & Verdigrife, ground in oil
Yellow and red Paints,
9 tons Bar Lead,
u do Sheet do No. and 81,
GOO lbs iron Rivets,
1000 Iron Block Bulhes,
Sheer Copper, Is to 20 ounces,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
IS do Chocolate,
Few chefs SouchOng Tea, hyperion quail
ity-ebe1p,
80 Philadelphia different
hzes,
A quantity Of patent Iron Shivcs,
hyperion TO any now in ufe warranted to lSlt
feven years, and will probably laa twenty, at
the mandatory prices.
AIs--A complete afortment of
Sbip-Cbandlery and Csrdage,
by the gang or fInaller quantity, which will
be fold on the lowell terms, and very liberal
credit. (6w) AzgEF IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

Extra7 Of a letter jram a gentleman Of
rsibeHabihy, one Of the brgf66r5 in
tbe Jemina,y 8 lfieAces AT Camden,
Is. c. to bis liter in N. Londdn-
Communicated BY Mr.. James Bulk
ley, merchant, Of Nf7v-Londsa, Dat
cd on. 1906.
South-Garolina has never, perhaps, fince
its fettlement wi. efed 70 Gckly icafon as
the Taft iumner, and the deQouring pelilence
ftill continues its alarming ravages-ard it has
not been confined to this State alone. Its de-.
floating march has extended from Virginia TO
Georgia.
have, however, been 70 fortunate as 70
efcape an attack from thole dreadful fevers
which prevail in this country and attribute
my eicape, in great neafure, to the extrao1-
binary virtues OF certain Pills, manufactured
by DR.. Lee of New-London the good e.
fetts Of which, in preventing thole diforders
which ariie from bile, are certainly undoubt-
ed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
Enoch MouIton.

GOLDSMITH q gEWELLER,
: EiPectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has REI10YED from his
former itand in Fo5s-Strsct, to
No. 8, fons5'5 R0zv, Fijb- Street,
next door to Mr.. Grifin's Shoe fore where
ne mas conltantly on hand, and manufactures.
warranted Gold Necklaces; FLYER table, def
iert, coffee, and tea Spoons, of the newen and
mott approved faihions falt and muhard do
sugar longs, &c. &c. 44lso on hand, as ufual.
JEWELR7- Y PLATED WARE, Of every
defcription.
~ B. All the above articles are warranted
70 give entire fatisfactiOn, or returned.
The fmalleit favour attended TO with cheer
uineis and diPatch. Qy) Mey 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
E0P philadelphia.

- THE confant trading Schooner
1&zA SUKEY, Rs5srt Si0vrr, matter,
sty1 now lying at IEgrabar7i -70tatf'
will fail on the esd Of September,
$50 wind and weather permitting,
will take a flnall quantity Of freight and a
few pafengers, for terms apply to the matter
on board, or al his fore on laid wharf, where
he has for fale, now landing from on board
fchooner Sukey,
100 bbls. Philadelphia fuperfne Flour
SO do. do. fcratch CO.
so half barrels Flour,
1000 bufhels ben Philadelphia yellow Corn
Calks Of Loaf Sugar,
Quantity of Manufactures foOacoo'
Few bulhels Sweet Potatoes.
All the above articles will be fold on the
lowelt terms for cath. SPf. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

A certain lady, of unfufpe6ted conjugal f.
ssl;,v towards hufband, to whom The had
borne tx children, gave the name Of Crafis, TO
!. laughter with which flle was favoured few
,,s,-s after his deceafe. a perion remarked
loon she incident, that hwoeFer lone
might reflect on the widow tor ms part
he thought her excuiaole--thas, II his idea
l,ayiEg. J..Jysyi5s3 and faithfully accounted Tor
~. he Nas undoubtedly szsitasa TO the y5e9fHf5
+ CRAEIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
Frelh Flour.
Juf received and for lale

a VII AOAAs
Juft received and for lale
BY JO5bua Richardson,
1T No. 8, Lang Wharf,
200 Bbls. Philadelphia fine and fuper-
fine Flour,
100 do. Alexandria and New York do.
50 boxes Spermaceti Candles,
80 Bbls. Meis Beef,
so half do Meis x No. do.
bbls. Bone Middlings, and Ne. Pork,
cheits Hyfonfkin & Souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter calks Malaga Wine,
! Pipe 9TH proof Barcelona Brandy,
Gin-cafes AMI ship Bread,
dzEyg 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
EPNRAM.

81 DR.. Farmer, on bang ia COMPANY zUitb a HEr-
Der IF LaJie5 7e5eis names leg+a zsitb B.
How orange it is that Cupid fhould decree,
That all our favorites fhould begin with B.
How iialI we loIve this paradox Of ours
The Bee comes always TO the fweetelf flowers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

A molly fellow hearing forne people difput-
20 naae more difturtznce than all the reit,
by continually crying, Kesp the peace.
ssFriead," favs a quaker who was preient'
i r thou .vfosildf hold f5y Pzze, Il would cen
.,lyute mach 10 70 good IN end"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
FareqcsH to Lhcbfeid Hill.

Fare9eeN to Litcbfeld HtH.
SUBLIME habitation, adicu
Where virtue hath buiided her throne;
And her beams more reiplendently glow
Then the fen on thy lummits al noon.
NV heart heaves a fgh Of regret,
AZ YOU lowly recede from my view;
And / gaze with gloomy delight,
AS paufe and re-muFnnr, adieu.
For in thy retreat have feen,
Tn, HabbiasG deigning to dwell;
She. who rare in Palace hath been,
Would gladden. the heights Of the HILL
she would trip with the maids in the grove,
And heignten the laegh and the Joke;
Or in faft meditations Of love,
With a twain fhe would fit by the brook.
In Civ great fps have feen,
And many Emberizg AfilS'
And nod, or wink Or grin,
Alas was their iummit Of biils!
turn'd TO the fwains Of the Hill,
And their intellect lparkled delight;
turn'd to its Nymphs, and their tmile,
Shew Virtue eaIigbfan'd BY WIZ.
With yor too, the moments were gay,
My companions Of Ga9J and m"fb
And they gIided 70 fweetly away,
They were gone ere counted their worth.
So pafes our youth, ike fmile,
On breeze, 'mong the odours ofipring !;
It wantons and fportsfor while,
Then dies, ike Dove on the wing.
With you can faelingly fay,
Improvement came ioin'd with delight;
For Lesrniag made Pleaiant The day,
And M sheeE'd the f5fi0at night.
With YOU too, alas mutt part,
Should it be an eternal farewell,
Il Foad A4ea'y' fhall write on my heart,
II. bogs5 re bass Pafi'd on fbs Hill
ALBERT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF
10000 or 1900 DoIIsy,

Tickets and Quarters in Pifcataqua Bridge
and Harvard College Lotteries for tale tJy
ISAAC ADAMS.
At his Bookffore No. z Filth Street. Thufe
who win to obtain Tickets aBs1p, will con-
iult their insre!ts D. they 1iil rife the frft Of
Octobs.. Sru, !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
account Of tie Murder !

lust received and for fsle (s,i.e Iak ~.
} by ISAAC ADAMS, At his Bovt. ga,,
No. z, Fig5Gysf.
SKETCHES OF THE LIFE OF
Capt. James burlington. z
who on the night Of the stA AZ Julv. mana.
et his wife, fix children and himr.I NH
particulars of that hIocking cataAgopSA 7
which is fuIjoined, KEMARxs Oh lie t,@
tendency Of erroneous principles and Mor,-'.
for receiving and obeyirg thl pure aad I.rn.
'Ary PreceptS OF the COipeL Sfh5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
RIM f4Af

FROM the fabfcriber, an inden,ed appren-
4 tice, named JarzeI Tozpsr, about fifteen
years old, landy mplexion--W Whoever viii
return faid apprentice, ihalI receive one cent
reward-all perfons are forbid harboring faid
boy, on penalty Of the law.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
Brunfwick, Sept. Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
MAINE LOTEERT-OFF1CE.
Thomas Clark,

4 hOmaS OldIhJ
rTAs for faie at his Bookstore, nearly op-
II polite the Cuito1n -Houfe, and iniurance
Office. F8;F'''f' fSr'1ano'
Tickets, Halves, Quarters & Fights,
in the following LotteryS-vis.
The 9th and lait Clafs PJcataqua
Bridge, which is the next to be drawn.
Tickets S d. Quarters ID. So c.
Halves 2D.75c Fights IS c.
viii foon be RATED, 10000 dollars higheft
Prize; and contains 1900 tickets only
Prize T;:tett in the Amoikeag Lottery which
has Jun fnifhed drawing received in payment
AL6-Tickcts and Parts in the 9th
CIafs Anofkeag Canal Lottery-Prizes free
from dedu6tion-S,O0O dollars highef prize
and contains 10000 tickets.-Tickets 5 doh
Iars-Halves 62-Quarters ! 3S-Eights
IS cents, commences drawing 18th December.
Cr Harvard College Lottery-no
deduction from Prizes; $4,000 dollars high
Ell Prize, and contains 10000 tickets.-Tick-
cts 5 dollars-Halves 2 C2--Quarters SO
Fights rs cents.-The time for drawing
will ioon be appointed.
CT Hatfield Bridge Lottery
5000 dollars highefl Prize-contains 5000
tickets.-Tickets dolls Halves 62-- Quar-
tiers 38-Eights 75 cents The time for
drawing will ioon be appointed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
portrr.

The pcrufai Of tho following lines
will afford pleafmg treat OF intel
lecfual food to the mind capable OF
enjoying the innocent Pleafures OF
rural life.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
or Hatfield Bridge Lottery

~ Letters, Ordering Tickets or
Perts in eitbsr IF TIE a5ovt Lefteyies (Psf PqiJy
eae!3Eag Ca@ ., Pli1e-iiakltI, 7yiH b bnaetuaAy
-'if-Hat1f'- Sept. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
SETH CLARK,

INFORMS that he continues to &C.
cupy the fand formerly improved by
WATSON & CLARK, FJE5Ryest, three doors be-
Low the Maine Fire and Marine Tnfurance Of
fice-where he carries on the TAILORING
BUSINESS.
He has for fale a few peices beR
fuperfne Broadcloths, Kerfeymeres, VeG- Pat
terms, &c. &c.
Trimmings 81 aAkiad5 cslyq4nt5 On hand
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

L. & A Vinton,
HAVE juf received fre1 aTortment Of
: FALL q WINTER GOODS, !
WHICH will be told at there ufual reduced prices
Also,
Bet Hyfon, \
Hylon Skin,
and Bohea, }
Coffee per bag.
India COttons, remarkably cheap
SEPT. Is.