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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER S.
Fran ETuslington, MarcA +.

Fran Washington, March 4.
Mfr. Randolph, chairman of the com.
n,itgee Gu the Presidents message Of tie
Sd, this day reported bill for suspeadirg
the nonimportation act. IL had two read.
ipgs. and is the order OF the day for 70.
morrow. There is no doubt 81 KS passing /:
but think it highly probable that there
may be not lizzie pickering debate, be-.
fore il is over.
Mr.. Lewis moved that the report Of the
committee, apPo;"ied On the subject ofthe
Bridge oyer the Potomac IN this district,
and tne papers accompanying, BE- referred
to & new committee. Carried S? 20 80. A
committee 0! Eve was appointed.
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foresop. mast & bowsprit--the Cesar Of 80
guns, and the friga,e La Vile de Milan,
came 10 the same day Gismasted. A brig
from Windsor bound 10 Halifax, laden
with cotton, was lost on the rocks in the
Bay of Fundy-Csp.ain and two Of the
crew drowned several small vessels also
came 10 .dismasted. The ships Messcn-
ger and Enterprise, brig Polly, all Of N.
York schr. -Four Brothers, from Bor-
deaux, and another schooner, captured by
British cruizers, had arrived at Halifax.
The ship Charleston Packet was released
cargo condemned.
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siaey, however, that the measure Is feltas very
Oppressive, such Is the eagerness or all classes
to avoid its operation, that numbers OF SWINE
lers have raised great sums OF money by pre-
tending to have interestto procure exemptions
By proclamation dated the Sd OF October the
munster Of police cautions the public against
iris fraud!
= Notwithstanding the appearances OF war the
French funds do not fall They were on Satur-
day last ID
Jerome Bonaparte has not only been created
a prince, but rear admiral, on account ofias
merits in his late cruize!
PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
s per cent. cons. 90
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COMMERCIAL.

4 new order OF the British King in Council
has added . all sorts Of live stock" to the artl
cI4o permitted to be imported by neptrais into
the West indies.
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(B5ntcH Gsatnel !

We have heard i. reported from s9u.!-
man VINO was az eye w;tDess 20 =" he scene
o. aenon," shag ca sb= nisa; Of The electIos
Al Eddyvii!e, kea;uc&y, a mjsund.rs'aad.
log took place betweeo ,be hoDorah!e Ma.
thew Lyon and MIR. Cofe.d. in consa.
queoe- cF.he latter's not vosiug for the for
aer. The circumstances as relaled to Os,
was, that Mr. Co6eld was inaodnced to
Mr., Lyon, bue 6Gr. L. instead Of greeting
him rs one Of his own kidney, observed,
be did not wish 10 be acquainted with nm
as he did TOT vote for him. consequently
Mr., {. could 40 be bis triend--ths reused
ihe passions CT Alr. c. and some few hard
words essosd; among them Mr.. {. asked
Mr.. L if he was acquainted with acsFtaIa
Roger Criswold, and mentioned The "scens
Of action" that oGce took place between a
certain Mathew Lyon and him, concerning
the splitting in the latter's face. Mr. L. lm"
media;eIy cracked away at Mr.. G. bat MF'
c. so completely defended himself that he
oarred OF s',e blow, and the g scene OF &C.
ton" commenced hot and hard. MT
at last knocked the honorable geuieman
down. aud made 30 essay to gouge h'm'
in the attempt, hcwever. the honoraN'
gentleman got Mr. Co6eld's thumb 10 DIS
mouth aad completely amputa!ed lta' "'
first joins.
FNrg pap
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According to the foreign journals. one
Of the most formidable Of the bands of Ca.
lsbsian insurgents 10 headed by the WI.
DOW of RODIA, chief who was some
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By the statement of the expeditions fit.
ting out IN England, it would seem that
the exertions Of Great Britain would be
principally directed against the Spanish
possessions in America, In addition to
the reiDforcemenss which had sailed for
Buenos Ayres, it was said that an arma-
meus wau!d be sent against some Of the
ports in ii,c Gulf Of Mexico, and it was
coniectured that La Vera Cruz, would be
its first destination.
H.
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months ago shc, By the French IT,.
dy OF insurgents is distinguished h1 n' 10
name OF :" Band of Vengeance. y inc
Extract OF letter from Cape Nav ,.,.,
dated November Son island,
" At anchor IN the Roads. ,b;.
schooner Happy Couple, FoIrer 'se'ag'
Charleston; SCHOONER Liberty, dana rum
sloop Unity, Hand, from Virpin;s a, !, a 10
Philadelphia, wind bound. 4 br;n an Tor
Ing up and ship and brig in .he . Of R'ano.
: Wind at n W. o'hogH=
It's curious circumstance, ,hou,h
yet observed by any of the news su not
that bonaparte LET. Paris to m, i; p4psss,
the head of his army the very sams 4 a; at
this year that he departed from h. rs1 oay
last year to march agaias, The Aus,r ap'a'
namely the 24th of September wh ''aas'
the result OF the war will be as ds.s.,
for Prussia as It was theo for Au.,r;a
very short period will determine. hM,
seems as if Bcnapar,e ansicipa ,bs ". ?"
success, BY chuslng the same dav ~ s" "a
departure, and he will no doubf <,a,. Ia
circumstances TO his soldiers a. if am nv
nous ct their fortune. '"''
Bonapqrte, some days previous 70 A;s
departure ticm Paris, Presented ,be d."
sian ambassador with four bssn,ihI ~.
verian horses. In his late interview b-w
ever. IN which De delivered TO the ~;
can emperor The uhimatum of b, crrs.
bonsparte displayed that angry aot iotan
Perate foiIy. which, On son,e former ccca
slons, has betrayed the weakness, nf s ~.
understanding. While the veteran m;n;
ster was repeating some Of the reooisj,ion.
OF his court, the emperor in,e4r,nrdh,~
b. saving, "Prrssia IS merely a yrmcb. md
zohoe0es minds it UP, uiW Sc! J.: go1;.un
True, sir, rejoiued The minister, ~, c6 %
try IS spatch;, bit please to ebse,5e iris
repeater, and If zoound up it spiA strike,
lAopd2a pap.
1.-THE following assertion is lacl !, Is
new 70 as. On he 18th Nav last, he
French coupce!vr of STAKE joubar,, in a
speech TO the legislative body, speaking Of
Napoleon, said, Princes faithful TO their
trne interests, secocled by their compt.
sition the grand movements imprinted BY
toe emperor How veil have they in-
sPired she Inhabitants Of the Brszi.s ia S,
Amerca !! Struck with the renowu of the
great man, they sant deputes TO the prince
regea, OF Portugal, fer the purpose of r.,
guessing hina 10 eject nothing 20 preserve
the beuevolence (ffiendshia) Of Napoleon;
and this remark 6.s n.ission was discbarp.
ed III presence ot all the court, ire forsira
ambassadors, and most Of al ,he EapllEh
ambassador, who burst OF: wiah rage at
it,"
(B5n!cH LsRtneL
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Extracts tr0m an address Of the army
Hagti, TO the geaerai IN cftSf,

Hayti, TO the geasrai IN eA'5'
HENRY cg2lsTOPHE.
Tyranny has abatsd wi,h The des'rac''0'
Of the tyi ant! Liberty is born again: f'o"
the seventeenth we ase az las. tree. -.
The principles @hiss you haFe a'*pi
interested yourself IN, and which "a naI
the courage 20 com9unicate 70 ''e ET'''s =,
in those barbarous lines, when s''' V.
leas, suspicion broussr the mos 'n'''' :,
stasesmen TO the scaIo!d, has opef''''
an electric Ere. ..
Vengeance is accc npliahed, aad %. ..r
my only wait yous presence io' 70 '''''
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CsPcain Cillchy;s.. f5ona Rotterdam ar.
rived ct Bcetoa, sailed on th= 18th ult.
- Paris papers 70 che 7,h had been re
ceived, II was understood shat the ne
gcc;a;ioEs with G. Britain were broken Oil
AID .ha, lord Laaderda!e was to leave the
french capital On the 18Th. No batsle had
taken place besween she French and Prus
ssns but il had bees agreed, tbas The
sovsreigts # France, Prussia ard kSo!!and
should have a conference on shc 9sa.
War or the consinca. was hawever conn.
DENLY expected as Russian troops were
advancing rapidly to .joio those offruss'a.
The markets were improving IN Aol
land.
Dk.I .nL
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[P6iA pap.l

According 10 all accounts, nothing can
exceed tie en,tusiaem, with which the
Pgussian army is actuaicd. So general ia
the cal. sor war at Berlin, and SO much is
the public mind licensed against heFfencl,
that the use Of the French language which
was generally spoken in he Prusslan CAPT
tal has been suddenly discontinued. AT
dinner given by the queen Of Prussia to
the officers Of her regiment, her majesty
appeared 10 full uniform. The Prussian
army of Silesia, which has entered saxony
is $4,000 strong.
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ITO be Continued }
BOSTON, June 2.

The news from England is to The Sc
cond of May. It appears that Austria
has permitted the passage Of the French
10 Dalmaiia, thro' The German territory /,
there cannot therefore be new war be.
tween Austria and France. On the other
hand, there seems TO be perfect under.
standing amongst all the conlinental DOW.
ers, except Sweden and Russia, and they
must be quiet.
Those who know any thing Of history,
know that the HanoyerjaD connection in
Holland and Germany has been the true
cause ofmany wars in Europe during the
last century. Bot "blessed are the peace
makers"--there has not been a single i'm.
portant measure taken by the French 90
vernment, which has not been preceded
by an offer Of peace TO the world and
this from their manly acknowledgement
OF American independence in l778, TO the
last oHer to the British government on
this subject, offer the Victory Of Ausler.
litz and the peace Of Presburg.
Every thing The British now do, finds
ready excuse in the deceptious idea Of
ITS necessity 10 their " seIf.preseryatiop."
They seize on American commerce with
Out even porter's saluta,ion of--by your
leave gentlemen. They blockade 6y FRO.
elqfla'ioa--'hey in1ress our fellow. citizens
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NETWORK. June 3.

A letter from Lisbon, dated April Is,
TO gentleman in this city, contains the
following Postscript" Since sealing my
letter, accounts have come in, that the
French triga.e Topaze, of a. guns, was
taken this morning S leagues from the
Rock Of Lisbon, after an action of three
hours" He adds, that the Topaze had
been blockaded at Lisbon FIVE months,
and ventured out this morning.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman
in The Havana, dated 18th ofMay last.
to his friend in this CITY,. In nv last
forgot 10 mention The new royal order
lately received here, laying on an addi,i 4.
onal duty of IL per ceut. OH all goods
wares and merchandise, imported in this
island. The order is now under conside.
ration of the heads of departments and
although 1t is the general opinion that il
will not be carried into execution. il is
my opinion that it will, as soon as they
can hear from Spain, in answer To a re.
monslrance now making by the govern.
ment Of this island aga,ns, it.
To prove to this government that the
court OF spain appeared 10 aet towards
the United States, as if Influenced by that
Of St. James's, lent 10 them the book
you sent me, War in Disguise ;"--ihe
contents OF which struck them so forci-
bly,, in corroboraiion of my suggestions.
that they ordered translation OF il inn.
med'aiely, to accompany their remon-
strange"
June 4.
Captain Bartlett, from Curacao, in.
forms, that Miranda's two sehooners
were captured by two Spanish govern
men, brigs and several gun boats, after
an action OF three hours-lhat they were
carried into PORTO Cabel)o, and that their
crews, were sent into Carraccay, and inn.
prisoned. lie also informs that The shin
Leauder, had been seen subsequent 10 tile
above, at Bonsire.
Capt. Zuill, from St. Croix, informs,
that a Danish schooner arrived there.
which positively left the ship Leanaer of
New-York, with Miranda on board. al
anchor OF Bonaire on the 18th MAY.
IL IS with regret we have 10 notice the
temperance off the Hook of The Lean.
der aad other Brisish shihs of auar, and The
recent eoffre Of 4vo Uaiua6ie stihs 6ound
% ~'s f9t--the Herkiasr, from The coast
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The memorial having been read,

The memorial having been read,
Mr. LYON moved, that the petitioners
haze leave To withdraw their petitions.
Mr. N. WILLIAMS said that il appear.
ed 10 him that the tendency Of this memo.
rial was, by obtaining the sanction Of the
bouse TO its contents, 10 throw the blame
and censure on the prosecutors. i APP
pcared to him proper 10 arrest such a
mode of proceeding, especially while the
business TO which The memorials referred
was sE6 judge. They commended accusa-
lions against the judge, who himself was
under prosecution. lie did not see the
ebjeq Of the petitions, unless il was to ex-
cite elanor and Indignation against the
Court. 1t was improper that they should
be sanctioned by being printed under The
direction Of this house, while the cause
was Depending, and it vas unknown whe-
Their the court had acted properly or inn
properly. Suppose previously 70 these
trials coming. on, a censure should be cast
on The court would not this be novel
Kind OF Prcce cding it not be wrest.
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withor without prote H;oDs, by thousands
they murder by system liz oar ozv,i svq.
tiers, and call it -chance-and they arrest
and desai', roery vessel bound to Z port of
Europe, of the implements to which no
person in America could have had the
least intimation.
When man reads British newspa.
per, II is precisely as if he saw the sun
through cloud. He knows it is some-
where, but in what point of the horizon
he cannot ascertain. 1t is just so with
the truth, through the foul medium ofthe
British press. We know il exists; but
how, when or where-time, place or cir.
cumstancc, it is impossible 10 determine.
Chronicle.
Late letters from London, state, that in
consequence of the severe measures
which France has adopted to preyen, The
importation i'll neutral, as we'll as other
bouoms, of English goods in the north as
well as the south OF Europe, it was conjcc.
tured the new Bcitish administration
would be necessi,aled, from self rreser-
va,ion, 20 declare every por, from Venice
in the Adriatic, to Hamburg, &c. in a
state IF blockade; TO cover the seas with
cruizers, and to take MEASURES 10 prevent
the supply of a single pound ofcofiee, SUI.
gar, cotton, &c. TO any of the dominions
under the power or influence of France.
This measure it is said. will be very ri.
gidiy executed; and will unQuestionably
be justified by those who Justify The
French measure. MIR. Monroe had been
officially notified Of the blockade cf ,ne
Ems, Weser, Eloe and Traye. A grea,
Number OF neutral vessels, bound 10 and
from the ports under the French rule, a.
mong which are twenty six Americans,
have recently been Sent into England.
Some OF WHOM however had been releas-
ed.
Capt. Sawyer, arrived al this place in q
days from Leghorn, furnishes The follow
ing communication
The blockade Of Naples by the En-
glish is said 10 have been declared at Pa
lermo and Messina on the oath March.
There were some apprehe nsions that the
blockade OF Leghcrn would follow. The
squadron off Sicily and Naples consists of
a ships of the line, 10 friga,es and briggs.
The city of Gaeta opposed the entrance
OF the French, and is not yet taken; but
besieged by them, and it is supposed
would surrender. The emperor Napo.
leon is soon expected at Rome TO be made
king of the Romans. The pope to retire
oVersaiiles on pension. It's sup2os.
ed the emperor will also make some
changes in the government of Tuscany.
A slight earthquake was experienced at
Leghorn on The afternoon of the 10th A
priI."
We are informed that q letter from Bordeaux
to a gentleman IN this city. dated April 25, states
THAI meeting of the Fsderative States is TO take
place. for the purpose Of declaring Donapa.ie
a. King of the Romans The ceremonial of
his installation is TO be performed with great
pomp; all the Kings. Princes, Duss >, &c. &c.
su6iec, to the French En- ,eror, have received or
deIs TO attend IL their proper persans The let.
Ter further states, that the Pope is to continue in
the exercise of his spiritual function only; to re.
ceive pension, and that he is to reside in
France; the particular place of his RESIDENCE,
has not, however yet transpired.
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c o N G. II E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. =
MoNDAY, April 81.
DEBA + E.

On Offering the memorials Of William s.
Smith, and Samuel e.. Ogden, relative
20 their concern with general Miranda
in fitting out the Leauder.
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a tremendous hurricane was exper;-
enced at he isl< Of Bourbon on The sItt
February last, which did inmence da.
mage to the coffee plantations and 10 he
shipping, blew down several houses, kill.
ed number of The Inhabitants, and dss.
troyed nearly all The corno On the isIand.-
Four vessels we're driven ashore, and two
oyerset by The violence Of the wind. Cf
The former we're The ships Columbus, CAM.
Calender, and DayiG, capt. Webber. oe
Boston. These vessels were totally LOST.
with -boat enc half CT The cargo Of The
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We learn from Jamaica papers, which
we have received to the 10Th Of Nay, that
the ship Leander capt. Lewis, with two
schooners' her tenders from JacouemeT,
having ON board general Miranda, az
stan officers and about 40 men, touched
at hfuba on the 10Th Of April, and sailed
again on the 10th FOR Caracas. accom-.
pan'-d o. the schooner Echo Of Kingston,
II is stated that general Miranda was pro.
"ded with The insignia of the ancient Pc.
ruylans IA suo * highly marked raiDbow)
brilliantly displayed on his standards, and
expected to find strong party 10 ioi6
him IN the plan Of revoluiionizjnp ,be
South American colonies.
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TUESDAY, April a2, 1906.
HENRY Il. MAY

HENRY K. MAY
Has nesv landing, f., Ssgt,
IS tons Platter OF Paris,
90 boxes Mould Candles,
20 boxes Chocolate
SO barrels Prime Pork,
8 hogtheaas Mufcpvado Sugar,
~ teagar Cape Madeira Wine
IN Store,
London Particular, !
London aud NewsYork Market NIX.
: Particular and Cargo TeneriHe 80
s Catalonia and CFatee ~
" 50 barrels No. Cargo and Prime Beef
10 barrels Bounce !;
~. 4 balss Bs.rbotm Garfahs
! bale Faodaheeifas
!. 8 bads. Maiafas
6 osiks Of chssfs, effuperior quality.
April 3. 81 dim .
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DiGolution of Copartner hiip.

TIE cogastnerAip hisherso fulfilling uurdcr
che firm of sYYslepd Riddle IS Co. of Alcxandria,
was diGelyed the fift infaat, by mntv al con.
Ieass AL periosis tina. are indebted 10, or that
have sia;ms on the fame, are fsqueaed.ro comns
foswaSd and ettle, as it is dcIrabIe to clofe the
eoneern a. foon as poaibie. Thofs whole &C
counts are Of long aan5ing are particularly re-.
qusRsd to attend to this notice and make
paya,entsto either OF the fuktcribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
-. "a tCf Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
SsEtembel 10. It !.
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WILL BE LANDED,

WILL BE LANDED,
On THURSDAY next,
en colonel Ramiay's wharf, from on board the
Schooner HilaHa, JoHs YEAros, and ioi
Sale, BY
r. Young 9 w. Ysaton,
SIS hogfheads Mufcus ado Sugar
40 do. MolaGrs
400 bags Guadaloupe GresD Coffee.
Alfo ~ Store,
80 boxes and 40 barrels white and brown
Jsgo Sugars
i 80 boxes Havana segars
10 tons OF FoRic. and
Soc ,Spaniih Hides.
AZ spr,l g.. So sa@ {
ga few copies of the Ameficaa
Gardener may be had at the Book
Store OF Robert Gray. :s.
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ROBERT GRAY
He. ia'eLy Steeiye4
A Conflgnnent Of Books,
FROM PHILADELrH1A,
4aussg aysieb are lbt fsll.asing Friakd's Resss
Barclays Apology.
Life of Lady Guion,
Ellwood's Sacred Riferys
Life of Thomas Story,
Life of Samuel Rownas,
Life Of John Grattan,
Life of Margaret Lucas,
Try's Pecan,
Ellw Gods Daoides, III
John Richardson's Lie.
Collection of Memorials Of Friends,
Life Of Mary Presley, SIS. &c.
MARCIA 81.
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JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
a hs GROCER STORE, GU Kiag,f,set, las, IN
addaisu to kisJ5,me,a1eeek, .aaded !.
A.feih Supply of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line4;i ST..
Which makes his sGortment complete.
IL uozv eStr, ts,./alt, on 5;tysiai, lesv term,
Muleoyado Sugars, Of various qua
Eties, .,it - g.
Loaf and Lump ditto,
&. Gdnpowder,
Imperial, IL As,
Hyfon, particularly tslsa.s
HTloa. Skin, and fsnily.us,
Souchone y
Ben Green Coffee,
Chocolate. If a hyperion quality.
Madeira, 7
Sherry, -, n~
Lifhen, W1N.ESe h,f
Tenefiffc,
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
Cosnac ard lRoi,1caux Btandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, ter faliily efc, 4. S:
Antigua. St. croix, ST. Viacsn:s. aud NeT's
England Rum,
Holland Cir, 49,.
1rfIh and country Whitley, 81.
MoIaR:s, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitrers.
Mace, Nqeme t Gloves, csdia Pineu,o
Cayenne and Black Pepper Race and Ground
Ginger, Baker Salt for table n!e, Pearl Bsrleyo
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Meula, Dipt and
Spernaceti Candies, Reaard SaIt.Pstre, Etotans
Indigo, Alinm, Copperas, Nader, Brima9ge,
Spinning cottan, Parent Shot, all dzcs, 6sA
Englih aaa cous1iry made Gunpowder, Segsr,,
and Smoking Tobacco, very belt Chewing Tor
bacoo. 49,
Hamilton and Leiper's Snuff, Hunter. Pipes
in boxes.
London Muaard, warranted ola fuperior qua
i,y, Dixon's bef ditto, Wrapping. Paper, De
nijehn's, &c. Sc. with generally every articl.
n hi. line-the Whole Of hich have been feiee.
ID with Gaze and will be dilpafed Of on she very
owef terms. s
December IS, -.
L
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Holm WATTS
lsas lgRyeeeivtd end o8eas for jak, on
heyaalteyms,
Whj,s.a and erdwd Tlsklerbufg -.
j. Whisc :aIs brown Gefrao KpNs
White .and hso.n Pls,sfas
10 and A. itslh Linen
At ShlrIing C2szon
apron and lhifsiag Checks
thilfzes asd Gateces
+. Diaper and Diaper 4Aolr cc'osts
Supetfne Cfeshs sna cA!ahere
Sewing silks, 1I'wilts, sah-- Ihreaas
CambiiSk Mullins, a. ahe'o
Lice cambricxs. A. aGi4 6-a
Pain I.eno, DO. dc.
~ Tamb:sed Lcno, de. do. -"
Lsno Veiis, DO. do.
,,Lsuo, SHADES and Dtaygoha do
Pic Mic Claws and Mitss
Ssi.Hs an} Cotton Hole =
Ladiis Hasi, Gloves ,s
C.r,briek Haaskerchiefs and Long Lawas
,Gprrahs, caGacs, and Bsf.as i
Freh Clover Seed, asc. &c.
March q. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
Charles & Tolln Fox

OhaIleS ~ JOln fOX-
NJ. 4 e 5 Souib Size Lang Wbay;
HAVE iuit received a freih fup-
ply of goods, making their prefent az
fortment of
Ship Cbandlery Compleat.
ALSO,
Ruflia and Ravens Duck
Chefs Hyion. } TEAS.
Hylon Skin s. Superior
Souchong, } quality.
Boxes Dipt Candles
De Chocolate
Hhds retailing Molafes
Do do Sugar
2 Barrels real Dutch Linfeed Oil
100 DO Tar
10 do Wilmington Pitch
20 do TurPentine
Is do Rohn
Tons lOd Sd Sd and Nail plates
do Spike Rods
Nails of all kinds
Quantity of Philadelphia Camboofes
do Of Hedge Anchors
Cordage by the gang on otherwif-. All
which they offer for fale on the mon liberal
terms,
CIV. Mo-. 8.