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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-18
Catalogue of Books,

1lklU > LGLleTS.t 10 ltiS iOuy ISldtlFS 10 Lit
erature and the conduct of Life,
Adams III truth and excellence of the
Chrift an religion, exhibited in the lives
OF eminent men.
Adams view Of Religion,
Adams on Electricity,
.Allons Voyages,
Barghs Dfgniy of human nature,
Beauties OF the Bible,
Bt-gh's Speaker,
B0it n on Grace, ~
Browns Pofthumous works,
Burns works, with the life of the author,
BrydUne's Tour,
Baxter's, call to the uncoaverted,
BaFlosx's Writings,
Builders Jewell. 49,
Ditto Treaiure,
Buchan's advice to M5thers,
Bennct's Letters 10 = young Lady,
Browns cafechifnis,
BARS Rhetoric,
DO Lectures, ~
DO Sermons,
BeE5nap's h'ltcry Of Newh&raplires
Buchan's hiltory Of scotland,
BiAats Life Of Burke,
Bell On the Veenerial,
Burnet's Life Of RocheGer5
IVY 9s4iae IsietiqnaFy,
Browns Elements Of Phyfc,
Biographical Dictionary, containing the
Lives 81 eminent characters Of ancient
and modern times,
Bahey's rngIilh Dictionary,
Bowers French do
Cooks Voyages,
CicGro's Orarions,
CuIIeis practice Of Phyics
Ditto Materia Mcdica,
Colombian Orator,
Clerks Magazine,
Cowper's oeIus,
Ditto TAX,
Children OF .rhe, ABBY.
Cyrus Travels, 49,
Cambbell's Narrative,
Coles Dtcourfes,
Couaaea " tsnaaR,
Cecilia, Convert,
Davidfars Virgil.
Don CuiSotte,
Doddrfd tea Rife and Progrefs,
De WarviIes travels in America,
Dsdd's. thoughts in Prifon,. j.
Dana's Selection,
: Edwards on the VIII
Elements of Morality,
Elegant e5traGts. in prQfe-
Enfeld's speaker-Fiza,
Ditto Natural PhiioiophT,
Fdinhntg Difpenlnary, v
Elements Of -CFiticiim.. ~.
Erfkine's Sermons,
Freemafon's Moniror--nssc Sisties,
Fi(her's CatsclHlrn,
FATHERS iegacy TO bis daughter
Federal Calculator,
Farmers Dictionary,
Flavers EngIand's Duty,
Ditto Navigation SPiFitualized,
Fordyce on preaching,
Ditto Sermons,
Ditto AddreFes,
F6therCIIs sermons 70 QUaSoerss-
GordonS hiiory of the American Rev
olrtioh,
Goldlnith's Animated Nature,
Ditto IIitoryof Greece,
Ditto Of England, *' -
Ditto OF Rome, .-
Cuborne's furvey AZ tie chriitian religion,
Gibfon's art of Surveying,
Gofpel It's own wiFneis, ap
Clinpfe Of Glory,
Gardner, on. the Gout,
Creek Telament, $500
4 Gazetteer Of Americas and Europe,
FfiRory Of the French Wars,
E1utchinfon.s hihory-oE Mahachufettas
Minot's continuation Of do.
Hunters facred Biography,
Haley's life Of Cowper,
Haller's Philolephy,
Hamlton's Midwifery,
Ditto Merchandise,
Hervey's Works.
Henry on Prayer,
HalAeburton's Memoirs,
Hillorical Grammar,
Harris Encyclopedias
(To Be continued
Auguh Is. .H,
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a1r7y AZ Ba7gitA, totbs Aasb5r, dated BsysOitt,
May 4, 1905.
STA, 4r-.
y AS you were 70 polite and condefcending
IS TO favor me with the peruid ofyour manu-
feript Of the CoIustBIAN oRTHoGRAFER, and
to requeh my opinion upon the plan OF the
work, ihall not hehtate to give il with the
greafeft franknefs.
From. is Gmphcity and adoption to the ca
paeities Of children, think X mutt have a
decided preference 70 any other work Of the
kind have vet fesn and Is calculated great
" 70 facilitate the acquihtien of the rlidiments
OF learning.
Many OF the inconvenience, which It is IN
tended TO remedy, and which, no doabt, it
Will, have myielf frequently experienced in
teaching common fchooIs.
With emotions Of gratitude to you, Sir, FOR
70 ulenil aud laudabTs IN undertaking, rnr,Iff
erprefs my highrf appreciation Of the work !:
hoping, - reward Of your labor, you will
Iikewifr receive thu full appreciation and pat
ronsge Of an enlightened public.
am, Sir, with refpeta, you're, &c.
.gt. r JOSIAH w. SEAvER.
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lam much pearsa to hear that you. are en-
gagged il the compilation Of a new fpelling-
Book which, uhderftand, Is to be confotm-
ahle 10 what rlreqssntiy wified to Zee intro4
dpced, when | was employed IN the intlrac-
ton ~ youth Inyfelf. undeElapa Il to be
your intention, THAI The whole book fhall con-
tain nothing more than lpelIing; which, in
my opinion, viii very much facilitate the pro-
grefS ofIearners, beiides Iaying needless ex-
penfe. ought NOT TO fay needless, for it is
worfe; as think the attempt to read leionss
and fuch fables and ftories, rs fPelling-books
are generally crowded with, before they have
become peffea in the groundwork, will nat
uraily retard their advancement ia reading,
a. wen y ,orshdgrsPhy.--. :
That your lsudable endeavors, TO promote
the welfare ofthe riGng generation, may be
crowned with faecels, and receive general APP
probation, is the fncere with pfyour friend
aHd iervant, JOHN MYCALL.
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R~v.srhornas Cary Re-,. lanes Morfg
Rev Samuel Spring Nicolas Pike, Eiq
Rev. Elijah Parilh Rev Timothy Alden
Rev Johr andrews MIR. Peter Cochran
Rev Daniel Dana Mr.. Amos laPPan
Rev. Leonard Woods samuel freeman, EGq.
Ees,s4 va LstsrrJTep Tola 5-Nyes7t, IN. %
aIs -f-sbos, 4ass4 lsayvzra S.s,e-iis- So 1904
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-18

.Lettsy yoa 1sfq5 ~. Sea9ry, Prsssptgr gtt5s Ae-
afry at Be7vitk, 70 fbs 1Akb0r, dated Btysoi-E,
May 4, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

tasted Of this fountain, ali other enjoy.
ments would become insipid. Reltt On
elesates the soul, dlsai ms the kirg Of ter.
rors, and while 1t heIS nens present enjoy.
ment, conGuc,s the mtg lnauon fo1Ma. d
beyond the veil Of TIME, 70 scenes OF peace,
Innocence, aud love. 1t swSe,ens itierd.
ship, it srews aowers in the paths oil rs
Possessors.---~ Ibe passions md oti.er
objects nlay indeed prevent Us, efficacy, as
clouds ard vapors may obscure the snn
but it neither admits olmnullon nor
change. 49,
Religion ever wears smile; but the
.glooms of a;heism destroy The sNeetest
pleasures OF lie. Where is Tie a,heist's
hope? Whsre hisjoyiuiprospects .ivtu,u.
fity! Alas! He ALUWs ten, not even in
imagination. 4 da.k cloed bowers over
bin. Lbs thoushts Of Sod crowd upon
his mind, again he drives them from him,
and shuns their approach as The awful mo-.
nIsors which warn him oil his fuln. Not
SO with TIE frierds.of religion. Wherever,
nature smiles, il smile ter them Are any
happy? They req ice. are any inpros-
Perity? They e9joy the same. 10 adver-
s'ty! lhey acknowledge The hand Of God
unseen through tFc veil OF mortality.
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Fram the Dartmouth GazetteS
ON HAPPINESS.
ou;d tatis? NoEnt; atqui lieet cile heats.

n
NEITHER riches, honors nor applause
can purchase true enjoyment; 1t Is ABOVE
nrice. vet it is free for ali; we have only
20 open the door, and the smiling form en-
ters. Frightening and cheering all within.
alboue happiness is thus easily obtained,
,,,honeh it solicits admitsauce to every
heart; many are complaining OF their
wretcheduess or envying the seemingly
happy condition of others. Envy is vi
p psr that aN prsys upon the soul. Wheosser
!, enters the breast, farewell TO all the ten.
d der feeliags Of friendship, all tie oebler
eDjoymenss Of the present and all the
pleasing. prospects offu'ur''y. Such as
cherish this secret, this deadly poison, are
truly unwilling to be happy.
ss- Religion IS a fountain OF enjoyment
which. never. falls, Had the man OF plea
sure, ythe' eQxeomb, or the coguette ever
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r,.a ofwaiei, the Undersigned. am.
10 la,.1 ex.raotIinary aad PlsalPoteusia.
|bi''aslo. is,,srialaa1 royal and apostolic
~ o. ~ has sigoed she present dsslarati.
|n!lS'J, ,,ei 70 B. affixed thereto the seal
% ia' an, aud has exchanged It against
Of a. l.cl,ra:i,n slglsd this day, by ms ex.
TO- s- -, brace c. ,rtoryski, joint minister
eslf r,s.,g, aa'airs ofhis mJesty the emps.
~ If ali TIC Rasslas.
r'l : : ). AZ S.. Petersburg the esa August
-ss.n July 1905.
(Slgned) n,,,,,pDr
G7ua: de StaA!o1.
CTa Be conaaged ]
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BALTIMORE. Inne IL.

Arrived, schooner Jan es Pauc,tnu, Barnes, g
days Il m Mm,anzca. Lett th-ie the Ii, big
Lark, Glaouer, tor Providence and the Forth
EN- org ---, Moran, from Providence arrivs
I'd 'wo day, bst.fe; The bagoe America, Bryan,
from 81, Jago Tor Philadelphia pu, in .or pro.
viiions and sailed Days b-iofc; sh:ilad been u
ground, aod had num&el Of passengers. The
trig Lyoness. t ON CharIefon lalird ,hc fame
Gay with the James Patse,fon. The iloop Eagle,
Clark, Of Prov dspce, + /. that brought in Ind
fld 'oSLAVAS nom At.ica, ili.ci s days be-,
fore.
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TO p II IN TE e s.

-v"e HE lubfetiber fhhg nc dcclire tte ntint,
1 ing budue(s, fer. Tor isle his OFFICE
in CharieRown, Jeff, rfen county. NGonia.-
1t coniiis OF ieven or 'ei hg hundfeds weieht OF
{, pss of various forts, re5rly all new, oneP.'nt.
ing prefs, cafes, aands gales. ccmpoil g siekas
rules, sc. making al'ogs 'ht. as complete ltf
not the completely country tfhce ln@the fate -
1t Will iui5 either federal # or "a democrat:
,hc parties beirg pretty equally 'diylfed, and
great prOfp.a Of tssr loon helhs .ni'td, sc
lean hefos. the next rrtEdentisl eitetior, bus
no doubt they will generally unite in che iuP.
oor, of newspaper common to.both, From the n,
lisua,ion Of the country and The ye1j known H.
b., atty of the citizens, heirg gen'tmtn OF tah E
and dilccrr:n,n,, no place can hold cut ,sitet
rrolpea Ct frccels to wen qussihcd EDITOR
The terms ,say be known On application TO the
fubicriber, or TO ]. Huuthieys, efa. foRmaitsr
in ChaFlettoWn. -. -
w. Brown.
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ander, and in quarter Of an hour after
wards the fight was general, The quick
ness of the firing, and the thick smok.
which concealed the vessels, prevented u.
from distinguishing any object. Being &c
the windward Of our squadron, and at nc
great distance from the shore, / received 4
part of the enrmy's, FIRE which was dire cted
against our headmoss ships. and at last, 10
avoid going on shore, found myself OBJ.
iiged 10 crowd sail, and go before the
wind tine ifigates La Comete and La Fe.,
licise pracliseu the same maaeuyre.
AT half past II O'Clock the smoke having
10 some measure disappeared, d,scoverea
one OF our ships dlsmasted, and GA fire.
surrounded BY seyeral English vessels !;
the. resi- Notwithstanding their interority
maintained The contes. with great fury;
but AT half past one overpowere by The en-.
smy's superior numbers, they had run a.
ground. Our frigates which had previous.
ly approached the scene Of action, now
found il convenient to haul their wind, and
! thought it proper to follow their example,
but fearing our retreat should be cut off
we stood Quit sea. However we had in
the mean while approached near enough
10 observe the state Of both squadrons 8
of our ships seemed TO DO grounded near
the batteries the whole were disnssted,
and the fourth WAS in the enemy's posses
sion,
Two English ships lay near cur own
that were ashore, as bare as sheer hulks,
all their u,ssts and rigging shot away they
had fred signals of distress, & The frigases
seemed busy IN saving the crews: two other 1
Engligh ships dismaaled at the same, time |
were in the oaing, and 10 a distressed sltu.
ation and the rest OF the enemy's SQUAD.
ron seemed to have suffered considerable.
The French ships that were aground !
had their colors flying, and seemed to US
to have hosted out tbeIi boats for the pur.
pose Of putting their people en- shore. Our
ships had displayed q singular share of ecu
rage and resolution. The behaviour of
the crews lefs Us no doubt thai, with an e.
quail force, the enemy would have been
crushed. 1t the squadron had been able to
get to windward, aud clear the coast, am
persuaded it would have had the advantage
Of the enemy, and been able TO escape
Until this unhappy afairour cruizo had all
he success desired: our misfortunes aroSe
rom our remaininn too LOO - /
Our corvette beng chased by 'he cue
nv's frIgatcs, WAS obliged to bear away
After having passed do the west OF 'hr
sland of St. Domingo. we entered the
Z q clish channel on the oath OF February 4
In the night between the 9th and 10 or
March, LAT. SO, long DO, we met viva :.
vio' ent gale from The south west, and 10
sight OF the frigates La Comete aud L.
j sllcite, with whom | Kept company ate
leaving St. Domingo; not beng ahie q
hear any thing Of them after the late ga's
/ neglected no means for fastening to re-
turn TO France. 4
On the 18th of March, at day.break,
the Isles de Glenau, and on the
26.h moored in the road of Port LcuIs,
from whence have the honor TO transmit
these unpleasant details. i have the honor
TO offer your excellency the assurance OF
my respects.
(Siga.d> sCOCAULT.
BE-
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Ia
randa's expedition.
Ex,raa If a kt.tr from Arubs, 10 a merchant
in KmgGou, Jam. dated sd MAY, 1906.
ssThc celebrated Miranda, natiye ct Ca
racca., has arrived here with a large American
hip, and two armed fchooners, having on board
80 ncn, defined TO kiudle the torch OF Reyo.
lution upon the Continents. They have con-
j;aerabe number Of arms and ammunition, 10
Colonies, all the officers of New Adminiftra-
zion and Municipality. A embargo was I'M
m.distely laid on here for 8 days. The great
eff part Of his people are Frenchmen, who leem
to be pretty certain OF their Undertaking, and,
wbo begin here alfo as we'll as every where to
orafo after the wealth and property of others
E is truly hazardous Undertaking, for it they
make Faux Pas, shey will lurely not be ipar'd.
20 This morning arrived fchooner from Cur
,,co, with the intelligence that trey are at an.
cho, at the iland Booare, from thence they have
f.n, their MiiIionarics TO preach the new prcPs.
a.nsa. and wait for aniw.r. Fifty ,houlannd
n.n a.. iaid TO be already collected for this en-
,,rorif.. which it is no, known yet, where 1T
will begin. - 49, ~
4u,,ze, lt.ay yy0m gentleman Of lasrt date. ,
: g 7 have 10 acauaint you, 'Desr Brother, with
INV arry al here ycfteraay. am very forty ths'
I va. mt here fortnight ago, ellie thouiu
sh,v. haa the pieafife Of fseing the congueror o.
,h. Main, Don Miranda, with his Staff AND Aa z.
4
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Tune TO.
F Q r S A L E,
By tbe GbGri6e.

By TIE Jnb(tri6eri, 60.
Mould Candies, OF very iuPerlof
quality, by the box
Window G lats, Of different Lies TT
Bocehos Wine, in quarter cake -
Libop Sale, and Wl'lo~ Carpets 9l."ss
German Linens, of diferent deicript'ehs."
AL O,
100 bids Maryland and Virginia
Tobacco. cart Of whith is welf iuiiec 10 the
Wea Ipdi mssktts. II ~
dt-a h r. T. oEcoe& Co.
n6.,9 - M - y ,93tqols-.
may .'zi ,as rsN sost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

a ktnaiton paper OF the 10th Of May, con-
tsins the following interet,pe article
s. T" lKINcsToN, May 70.
Arrived his 'majsny'. hip Echo, captain
!; MIDDLE, rom Arubs. The E no (aileu from A.
ruoa, With the expedition unuer general Miriam
da, but psrted from the Learder OH the fame e.
yening in lqusii, and fell to Leward of Curra.
Goa: the therefore returned 10 Aruba and took in
cargo ct mdtcs tor KingRoG.
- A vessel arrived at Araba on the IA init.
aud brought intelligence that general Miranda
had ELECTED alanding a, Porto Cayello where
The eaIrllon, after diicharging a few guns loaded
with land, opeaed the gates OF The city ard re.
ee.ved bin ALTO that Caracas was ready to
yield IN the fame way. to which province he had
proceeded; and thai the L4ander after debaIkiug
the general and adR, anl l5o folders, had re-
turned on the 30Sh uLt to Bonsite.
The force un6es tie Dake Of Kerr msnt;on. 4
ed iom: time since, as being expected in the w.
Indies, is reported TO he Gefined asainh car,se.
cas-; and It IS fnppofed, with good rraion, that
Miianda's expedition wac fitted out undo The
suipce, OF Gssas Britain. /
The Leader, We underaand, had 1000 /
fand of arms, and 500 barrels OF gun powder on
6aasd.'
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Inne -.

June 10. -->--.,------..--
The par5nerlbiP Of MdndfvlAs and
5amtaou, was diff lived by mu'usi c,rlent The
sla cay Of May laR All thofe iitssbted 'h.rcs
TO will plsafc pay ,hsir respective balance, TO "a.
hp5 Mas1svIlt, TO when also those having &c.
mands on the isia partDeIlhip may prefsH their
accounts for fettlemert.. 9,4s.-
"...'... !, .Eoeph Mandeville,.
r. B. Jameffon.
Tune 10. - a1l ST
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w this Gay pcrtorm lhc painful talk OF. IN.
nouncing the death of the veos abir GkOh y +
'WYvElE, Eiq. Judge cf the II On cou't OF
Oh ncety. for'tie Richmond Dfict. who o'ed
On Sunday Ian about ec'ciock IN the mofn'Hg.
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NEW. YORK, June 70.

Our Jamaica papers by she Phill'piburgh are
70 the I7th OF MAY inclufve. They surn'ih
few articles Of Marine intelligence, and the tol'
Living letters from Aruba on the iun]ee' Oh VII
randa's expedition.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

4 mctbod Of obtaining natural FLOW ERs ia Win,
te-, fts@ bteva any day yo~ ple0tf.
Choofe lome of the moit perfect buds OF the e
Flowers You win to preserve fprh IS ale lal.n n
In b'owirg and ready to open; cur then CIT with
a pair Of iciGars, leaving to each, II poihp'e,
piece Of the fem about 8 inches 'ons1 cover the
end Of the fem immediately with SPan'fh was'
and when th= buds are a little fhrunk and wn"f.
led, wrap each of them up 'eparately 10 a piece
of paper, D, ely clean and dry, and losk them
up in dry box or drawer. anu they WA KEEP
without cc7rnp1in>. :,
L. winter, or any other time, when VOW wcul~
have the flowers blow, take the bu9s over nigh
AID cut of the ends of the fem ieaied with ep'
Nth wax, and pu, the buds ioto water, wn;fe.t
little nitrc or faIt has been 'ntuied, and th'
next day you VIII have RE pl:aiate OF lee'ng ih'
buds open and expand themfe!Ves, and the 10"
ers difplay their mott lively coloTs and breathe
Chareiton Times.l
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Aesauurta DaIp advertiser.

-~-s =
Flour Inspected ip ;he town Of A'eSan
~. for ,the quarter ending the li'h June,
1906.
SO $40 barrels Flour,
/ SIS half barrels d..
GAG barrels Indian Hell.
AMOS ALEXANDER.
Flour Inspector,
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imalniitrstion: he ii convinced of the fuccefs Of
ms enterprise: WIN for Jsmaica's fake with
seipett to the great commercial relation, which
Y VIII be iaindhed with. He Is now &C 30,
nalfs' iiom whence he has tent his deputies to
prepare his party to receive him; he intends to
Aefaans your government Immediately 10 open
an latsrcourie as loon a. poilble. He Yromles
Proieeiior to all thofe that ATTEND to e,Ie theHl.
ie'sss IN this county, either as merchants OK as
planters
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

The big Sparrow, Capt. Skinner, has af'i.
ID az Jamaica in IL days from this port.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
For SALE or to RENT.

IavM Sell ~ REM tie fol2owixg SYAL UHBL<E
PROPERlT N Alexandtia and its ryieia'.
~, Vi2.
20 Acres of Land, Gt,lated On the
north fide of the turnpike road leading to Little
River, one mile from the corporation Of Alexan.
dria !; about ID acre, are encioled. There is e.:
the Premiles good dwelling houGe "a feet by
ls, two tories high, with a-kitchen and cellar
underneath, grana,y, fable, and COW .houie,
with good garden. The land:Is adsyted for
grals, corn, or fnsll grain. This place may be
well Worth the attention of the gardener, butch
er, tanner, or dIftilser; as there is neyer.fal.
ing branch OF water 'tans through tie centre of
the land and ciole TO toe dwelling: it is remar-
kable for good air and healthy iluation.
a Lot Of Land, on the louth Ede
.of Dnketrees, in Wet End, not far irora the
tsene bridge; containing three fonrths OF an
ARE, with the privilege Of taking in part of the
Nreets ell called for, (now encloIed.} This lot
sorners on DIXIE and George. ftrcess, running
back 70 Wolfe areet. The Improvements on
ia'd lot are "a two tory framed houfe, z4 feet BY
re, kitchen rs feet BY Ia, bake houle 20 feet
oy ~, built with brick, fable hip rooted, ca.
pahle OF containing Xix herfes, double brick
built necsGary with "a pigeon noule on the Yep,
az well fniihsd and in good repair, with pump
OF good water In the yard; back OF the yard
there is an exeelleps garden well pailed and in
good cultivation in ihost there is every conye.
nEiency fit for a gsnteel family:
Ill so,
| will fell my Right, on the lower
end of Prince Rreet, in Alexandra, now occu.
pied by M. ohn Limerick. For further pa,,i.
c a apply to the aSicriber living n Wei.
Michael O'Meara.
! January as. aaw,e
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so q E,

syY~HE Members Of the WAsHIse1oh oo 9 !.
rrY, Of Alexandria, are hereby n n.
tha, regular aated meeting of the iala ao',s'y
w,Il be held al GadyGy's tavern, on oaturdsy'
1be.sad infant, at aaif pa& 10 o'clock 10 !. the
fotenoon. The Society will move IN pro.eh,n
orecifely at Il O'Clock, to ,hc Epifcopai church,
wbere an. ORAr1os will be delivered by one OF
lis members, 3cbaylts 7. Mercer, EiGuife.
By erdey If The Standing COMMITTEE.
G.. Deneaie, Secretary. 7
February liz
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N O T | C Z,

ITO thoie wko are indebted 10 til. fubiribi
Il On account CT the concern OF Paw,V and
Denny, as well as Ossay and PsOtlI, thar all
who do not pay eff shci' notes 0. accounts Of
give their bonds with fecuriry, On OF b,to, tn.
hrit day of May next, their notes aid accounts
will be put into the hands Of an attorney indl.
'criminately.
Mr.. LEvEN POWELL, jon. of Middicburg,
is authorized 20 fet,ie and receive III: dcOs Gu:
an accom-, of that concero, ihouId any apply
there in preference 10 the fub(erbef IN his place,
Edmund Denney.
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For SALE,
February 10

An elegant three flory Brick Houie,
on the corner ofKing and Columbus ffrcets, now
occupied by Mr.. yoLs Roberts. eT 'YoING
NEGROES or GROCERIES will be taken IN
part payment. For terms apply to Col. Gsa'gs :
,D<alaz, or 10 the fubfcrlbcr IN the CITY OF
Warrington.
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IAMES| BACON.

lAM EO~ eD1SO1N5
Il BIZ GsocEaY'S STORE, on King yq,eet, has, ia
addition to bis formeryfoek, added
a freih Supply of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his afor.menl complete.
Tie ao7v e,gey fo, lalt. an safa0l lsaO fS'r4s,
Mufcovado Sugars, Of various qua.
lities,
/ Loaf and Lump ditto,
Guppowder,
Imperial, 10,
Hyfon, particularly iclcdsd
Hy1oa Skin, and family uls.
Souchons
Bef Green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a fupcrior quality.
Madeira,
Bntellos,
Sherry,
Llfben, WI NEE
Tencrfc,
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
Cognac and BourGeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, Tor family mc,
Antigua, St. Croix, ST. Vincen,a, and New
England Rum,
Holland Cir,
Ililh and country WmG<ey,
Molaifes, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Rit,ers.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, CafIia, pim.not
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Race and Ground
Ginger, Baker Salt for table ufe, Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Mould, Dipt and
SpeJnaceti Candies, Refined Salt.Petre, Flotant
Indigo, Alum, Copperas, Nader, Brimfone,
Spinning Cotton, Patent Shot, ali fzcs, beH
Eugiifh and country lnade Gunpowder, Segars,
and Smoking Tobacco, very bea Chewing To-
bacco.
Hamilton and Lciper's Snuff, Huh,er'. Pipes
in boxes.
London MuRard, warranted of hyperion Qua
tity, Dixon's bef ditto, Wrapping. Paper, De
mijohn's, &c. Sc. with generally every articl-
in his line--the whole of which have been feiee'.
cd with care and will De difpoied of on the very
lowef terms.
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