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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
- Grand auction.


70 be Sid 1T AtFior.
On THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1906,
IT Lite Har59y, The y5dt 6t re L4te
Gsvernor Wentworth, in P9E
mouth, (tbe Family goiag 10 IL.
rapeJ viz.
a IL the elegant Furnitures Of the marion
< a houfe, confftiug Of the grearelt variety
and conhdered 70 &c the mott rich and iupeFb
articles in this part Of America among which
are, Dining Tables long dsning Iaeles for
large parties Beds, bedding, bedhead5, tent,
let down, and Others Chars mahogany,
Gent. Chair and others; tea Ioupage, ma
hogany Stands, modeFn whole iets w Chaina.
the mott coltIy and beau ifu, 1ureels, &C.
rich cut Glafs and Clafes of .all kinds grand
Looking Clai1es, in great variety To -
Carpets and others; red ard yellow fix oa-
maik Chairs, Sofa, &c. IN the higheit lbe Of
furniture for great room and bedrooms;
ladies Toilets uacomnronly rare aud hand
foIne grand Harphchord. Of the fncit tone,
by Longham and Broderip, coz rs guineas =
fine toned Violins elegant iilvered aud brais
mounted lhort and long Rowing Pieces 5pY
&1GAiHA W. Ah@Ao Al ffdtNA DatAtC1s
complete and curious travelling 1ankeea,
for travelling ia the woods or on water par
ties with every apparatus for cooking, DC
fnal Library of valuable books, inclgdinr
law books, and Others. iome Of editions ard
books not 10 be mer with "a llepsin common;
a magnificent giIded Frame for full lenrth
painting or portrait, or Pedeftal FER a lotfy
room, with or without celebrated Likeness Of
Georte the iecond, the preient King Of Eng
lands Grandfather, fupDoled 10 coa 100 gum
eas number on hne Prints Pictures snd
Paintings, On glafs good kitchen Furniture
in the utmoR variety for MISUNDERSTANDING
utcnfles Of all forts; fable Furniture; Hort
e. a pair Of very h&ndfome grays warranted,
a HoTfe, for all forts Of farming known 10 be
one of tlieAe1 farm h0rfes in this country,
very ipirited Horfe for gen;leman's riding
horle, or for troop, ladies' riding horfe kind
& gentle, csnters with cafe, his uluai pace: Ia
dies hde Saddle, Bride and geld figured head
whip elegant EngliGh Harnefs for y carriage,
very handfone and ftrong, fold together or
feparatei light peaiant travelling fhaton,
very litSle ufed gao9 itrong Chaile and E1ar-
NETS, for family ule double AID anee Sleighs,
and tub Sleigh, EeIis, &c al,ou 90 iron bound
Hogheads for cider ~i.h artery dt Other
articles too numerous to partcl arize
Cazneau BayiG,. aRcf GER.
Pslgfusuf5, AHggf ~, acc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
# SECOND JuMU8!!!

Upon noticing that most wonderful
Of all wonderful literary productions,
the " Republicans" address to the Edi-
tor of the Gazette, in the last Argus /;
we presume it viii not be savouring too
much of classic'' Pedantrv or lack of
" Judgment" in t6sa instance, il We
should say the perusal Of that astonish-
ing effort Of genius reminded US Of the
following line in Horace.
g PartzriaBt nantes ; 7lGScetar rld1eItEHs
mas.
The english reader will excuse rs
from offering translation when adj
dressing the most sabine writer OF The
age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
Back-CoVs Bridge.

THE Proprietors of Back Cove Bridge, are
hereby notified and warned 70 meet at the
houfe of William Campbell, innhcder in Port
land, on Monday the sth day Of AuguIt, iuiE.
ar O'clock in the afternoon, for the fellow
ing purpole.-viz.
1T. To choole moderator.
3D. To fee if tht Froprietors will content to
fettle the fuit now pending in Court, between
them and Doctor Dupee, by arbitration under
a rule Of Court, and TO Inlrua their agent,
Lemuel Weeks, Efq. upon the fubioe
Per Oraer of tJf Flaaing Con17iitue.
STEPHEN WAITE Clerk ef tie Prosriesors.
Augua "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

The invasion Of England has long
been a favourlte scheme with Bona
parte, and many in this country are fool-
ish enough should he make the attempts
to wish him success. The following.
patriotic sentiments are from the Lon
don Courier; the Editor concludes his
remarks, with f" Let him come then,
this Corsican emperor if he dare. An
island gave him birth---it may be the
fate of another island to provide him
burying place. Let him come with his
battles Of Lodi, Of Payia, of Marengo,
of Austerlitz, SC. inscribed upon CO.
lours. We will meet him Oh the beach
with the recollections Of our fame at
Cressy and Agincourt--with the re-
membrane Of our achievements or the
Its of June, at Camperdown, of St.
Vincent, at Aboukir and at Trafalgar
of our defeat of his best troops, led
on by himself, at Acre, and Of our VIC
tory over his Invincibles IN Egypt.
We viii meet him with a deep sense
of the blessings We enjoy under the
mild government of the British Consti-
tuition, and with full knowledge of
the nliseries IN which every country
has been involved that mas been visited
by the arms of France. We will meet
him too, in the manner Of the ancient
Republics when they went out to battle,
chanting that Ode which has been left
us by one Of the best Of our poets, as
well as one Of the best of our country
men
What constitutes 8tate
Not high rcis'd 5attlement or ia60ar'd
mound,
Thick zgaH or nloated gate
NOT cities PROUD Nth spires and tlrrets
crozyz'd
..Vot bays and broad arn'd horts,
Where laughing a. The storm, rich nGUies
ride
Nat starr'a and stangled courts,
Where losU 5rozv'd 5Gseness 4gafs her-
.fzre 20 flride,
NJ MAN, hsga-Dznded Mar,
Viii hozy'rs far above dzA 5ruteS endaSd,
III forest, brake, or den,
IS 5easts ercsl, cold rocks and 5rG@r5Ees
rude,
Men zvho their duties klezy,
Bar kloz0 their rights, and k71ozvIng,
dare maintain,
Frevent tie lang qtn.'6 5l0gy,
-4sd crush the tyrant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

zDlpO.
= In Scotland, his grace John, Duke Of Ar
gyll, Field Marfhal, aged SO. --- IN Savan-
nah, (Geor.) capt. Thomas Allen, aged 90.
In Bottom, Thomas Edwards, Ef1. aged S.
late Secretary to the MaHacAuIetts fociety of
the Cincinnati, and Judge Advocate General
Of the late Revolutionary army.
IL Lexington, (Ken) Mr.. John Falling, kill
ed Ia an extraordinary duel with Mr.. James
Vann, his brother in law I'm confequence of
difpute they agreed to meet half way be-
tween their own houfes they met with their
ieconds, all armed with mul1ets and piltos .
When they appeared in fight of each other,
they galloPed up 70 near that their horfes
heads were touching, when they fired nearly
az the fame infant The contents of Vann's
mu1let, ftLirty rife 5HietI : entered the breaft
of Falling and he iel dead from his horfe
Vann's coat 1eeve was burnt 7-ith the pow
der of Faling's mulI,et
In this town, Mrs. Mary Ham, wife of cant.
JofePh H. aged 81. She went to bed appar-
entity well, at the ufua hour, and was found
corpie in the bed next morning Mr. John
Garland, aged ST. Mr.. Robert 'To5ey, aged
2o-Mr. John Veazie, aged so.
" Diefl-i In New6eId, on Monday the 2sth
ult. Mrs Hannah, the amiable comfort Of Mai.
Iohah Tow'e, in the SD year of her age,
much lamentec by her family, and much re-
GREETED by her friends aud thofe acquainted
with her intrinGc merit. She was kind and
aheStionate wife, tender and indulgent par
ent, and charitable to aA She was bright
profehor of the Chriftian religion, and in a
particular manner was PoGehed of charta-
bic dliPohfioH. She was kind 10 al and be.
loved by all-the poor and needy ihe never
fent empty away; fhe fed the hungry, cloath-
ed the naked, inftruced this ignorant and
gave good advice to the vicious; and in the
hrictth iehie Of the word, Gse might be called
q peacemaker-but alas fhe is gone to receive
divine honors and bleilngs from him, who
faid, " Bisgsfar t5s SsatrHaters, for t5sy BAL!
BE- called fbs ebildyen Of God
Bleled are they, and only they,
Who in the Lord, the Saviour die T:
Their bodies wait, redsmption's day,
And heeP in peace, wherein they lie"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
The Maine Spelling Book.

Third Editioa---Priae ! D. rs C. 4azsH, 20 C.
.FngLe)
CONTAINING a variety of Words, accent
~ ed and divide with moral and enter
tanning Leiions, uieful Tables, &c.--To
which Is added, Geographical Defcription
Of the United STATES in general, and the Diff
trlGt Of Maine in particular.
Notwithstanding the number of fchool
books Of this kind in ufe, the NJ inc Spell
ling Book has the largelt fafa Of any fpelIing
book in this Dlftritt-in many refpeas il is
better calculated for the ufe Of fchcols than
any other ipelling BOOK being ebe4psr, cor
eiF.yiPyiAtef, on gooa PAPER containing grsa.
Ssriay Of Iefons in Spelling and Reading, and
the arrangement ard diviiion luch As greatly
to Legea ne later of the matter in teaching =
large fchool.
q Tie above Book may be had in
fheets, or bound, by the grofs, dozen or en-
gle, of THOMAS CLARK or ISAAC AID
ANS, at their REFLECTIVE Bookstores Fiji
Street, Portland. Aaggf I. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
Bowdoin College.

THE Overfeers Of Bowdoin Col eye, are
hereby notified that their femi annual
meeting, will be holden at the College Chap
el in Brunfwick, on The firl Tuefday of Sep
TENDER next, at ten Of the clock, a. M and
that the commencement will be holden on
Wednesday, the day following
MARK LANCDoN Hull. Sss'-y.
Cso,getozOn, Algaf Al.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
REMOVAL.

SAMUEL WATSON has remov-
= ed from the Aand formerly oeeupied by
WATsoS & CtARx, to
No. 6, Jeaes s-Pozo--FIJs-Sf,eef,
heretofore occupied by Mr.. Isaac ApAMs-
where he will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches, with Aeatnefs and difpatch.
de tenders his Encere thanks for pat favors,
and hopes TO merit continuance of the pat
ronase Of his Friends and the Public.
He baI for Jais,
a few patterns Of fashionable iuperine
Broadcloths and Kerfeymeres, with iditable
lrlmmngs-and 10 future will keep on hand !,
iuPply OF the boa and mott fashionable
Goods.
60 Orders from the Country for
faihionabie cloathing, will be attended to
vain Punetuaity. AlgyF IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

OBJECTION to completing the freight Of
two.
It's now probable we shall be favor
ed with the company of " his Excel
lency," for some time, as the dispatches
gone to Washington viii not find Mr..
Jefferson there. They must be sent
to Monticello, and Mr. Jefferson will
be TOO circumspect to act, without the
advice Of his cabinet.-Reh.
Fourth ofJuly celebrated on the or
gfAugust "A Connecticut paper o.
the 9Th, Of August, observes, A" This
day in compliance with the State Man
agcrs's orders number Of people, cal
ing themselves republicans, meet a.
Litchheld, in this State, for the osfetdl-
Die purpose of celebrating the annlver-
sary Of our country's independence
but with real view, no doubt,to impose
on the weak by an DESTINATIONS parade,
and to form new revolutionary plans.
Alternate emotions Of pity and in
dignation ere excited by perusal of
the various stories now in circulation
concerning the government Of this
State. There is not dirty democra-
tic newspaper, from Georgia to Maine,
but can tell wonderful stories of the
poor, priest-ridden state of Connect
cut! How nightly the people are OPP
pressed How heavily they are taxed !.
How monarchial their form Of gov
ernment ! How aristocraic their ru-
lers and how often innocent individu-
ais are imprisoned without cause.
Now the icend0usness with which
cur democratic editors, here at home,
are PERMITTED TO eliminate the officers
Of government,is a singular comment
on these tales; and one which, as we
said be fore, ought 10 make Noisy demo
crQtS flush. n M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
REMOVAL.


SIMON DEARBORN,
I INFORMS his friends and eullomers, that
be has removed from his fhop in Middle
Street, to No o. Jo7ss'- Ro7e, FiiS-Ssyeet,
Where ne carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in its various branches with neatneis and dii-
patch, ard according to the uewel fallions.
ConitanIly for iaIe as uiual, A general a1ort-
ment Of Broadcloths, Of the bet qualities.
Also,
Cafimeres, Veffings, &c. upon as realona-
bic terms as can be procured at any Store in
town.
N. B. Orders from the country executed
At illort notice. Auguit III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
Seth Clark.

INFORMS thar he continues 10 occupy the
itand formerly improved by wArsos &
CLARK, %J65frest, three doors below the
Maine Fire aud Marine Inlurance Office
where he carries on the
Tailoring BgfneG.
ne has for fale, few pieces bcf
superhne BRoADC1OTHS, KERSEY-
MLRLS, VEST PATTERNS, Sc. &C.
~ Tiasssisgs ef az kinds sosji4afly on bard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
roR SALE,
1T No. D. Long -Wbnrf.

1T No. 8, Long -WbaJ,
100 ca1 Sugar HID. Nails, and
25 do. Claret Wine, entitled 10 deben-
ture.
100 boxes mould Candles,
rs do Spermaceti do
50 bbls. Mcis * No. !, Beef,
$50 haIs bbls. do do do
40 bbls. Bone Middlings,. and No. j,
Pork,
20 chefs Hyfonf1in & Souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter cafSs Malaga Wine,
Pipes 4th Proof Barcelona brandy,
Cin-cafes AMI Ship Bread,
BY JOgbaa Richardson.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
ElR SALE.

4 Dwelling Houfc in Back Street,,
formerly belonging to lanes Lunt, Efq
the terms Of payment made ealy TO the pur-
chaier-for particulars apply to
Aug. II. MOSES LUNT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
William Swan.

" IIIIdlI DIV DIS
M. 8, Uaior-Ro-v, 1liddLs-Strret
LAS received an additional saortment Of
= : European and India Ge5d5.
ALSO,
WeA-lndia Rim per hid.
Fourth proof Brandy Per pipe,
Holland Gin per do.
Cotton per bale,
Beh Calcutta Sugar per bag,
10 Caiks real Dutch Linleed Oil,
London white Lead per cafk,
Hyion, Hylonikin and Souchong Teas,
per chelt-warranted hyperion quality,
& {. &c
all which fhaI be fold on the mon advan-
geous terms. Augult ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
NOTICE

THOSE who have accounts open
wiki the Ia firm Of W.6TS0N AND
CLARK, are requeled to call on the fublcri-
Der, Cat their former aand in FTG RysstJ and
adult the fame. SETH CLARK.
.dzgR7 ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
6a,ette ship JaRius.

PORT OF P0RTZAND.-l8o6.

IbDjaIy. AHgAf z.
Arrived fhip Fairweather, Smart, AZ days
from Liverpool.
Same day-Arrived fchr. orono, Conant,
% days from Demerara.
YESSELs LEFT.
1T Point Petys, (Caud) Jaty 10, brig Will
lam, Moulton, Portland, jult arrived.-At
81 Pieyr., July Il, fchr. Patty, Saunders, Of
WifcafTet, to iail in % days-At Livsr9ool,
Tuns o. the Fairweather, Of Wifcadet !;
Sampfon, Kileran, Of Porland,-At A4tigza,
T4y 8, b IL Oliver, Of Kennebeck, to fail il
20 days; Edward Preble, Farewell, of Au-
gula, in 20 days-At Bsrbiee, July 6, Har-.
ret, of Portland, iult arrived; Ruby, Cobb,
do fchr. -, Patch, KennebuRk, the
captain on 1lore fck, but recovering.-At
Degeyaya, June 20, brig Sack, Of Ssco.
YESSELS SPOKEN.
Aug. s, lat AZ, long. 67, brig Merchant,
DAYS from Wilcaffet, for Whitehaven, all
well--July S, LAT Is, long. 49, brig Equa-
tor, Hall, from Portland, for Gaudaloupe.-
July q, lat. 80, loIg. 65, brig -, Clark,
4 DAYS from Portland, for Barbados - July
q, going into Liverpool, fhip Corneli4,
1hralher, Of Portland, "a days from Charlef-
ton.-June IS, coming out Of Madeira, the
Warrington, Of Portland, from the enern
hands, bound in.--July 2, lat. 81, long. 81,
a brig from Kennebeek, for st. Thomas.---
July W, lat. 90 long ~, nhiP Hero. Of PORT
land, 2s days from Neworleans, for Barba-
does. Lat rs, longs, brig Mary, Perkins,
81 days from Kennebeck, for Tobago.-May
2, fhip Mary ERildfen, paded Elf7eGy, from
Rotterdam, for St. Petersburg.
ARRIyALS, &c.
At Bottom, Aug. s, fchr Hunter, Carter,
Of WilcaGet, from St. Croix-Aug. 6, brig
Retrieve, Wenon, OF Bath, from Liverpool
Same da, tvia qdarantine) ihip Gen. Hamil-
ton, Clap, OF Portland, from Havana.
SHtPPINC MEMORANDA.
The u. S. brig Vixen, kerch Vengeance
and gunboafs Nos. 3, =, 5, aud 9, have arriv-
cd at Charlelon.
Tine United States frigate Ehex, 80 guns,
Commodore Rogers and brig Siren, Of Is
guns, have arrived at Warrington, from Glib
raltar.
The Mercury, Tackburg, for Portland,
cleared at CharIeIton, 9Th July.
4 The Grace, Hills, Of Bolton, for Amiler-
dam, and the William, Dover, for Portland,
cleared at New York, n init.
Neu9oyt, Asgga 5--CaptaiR Richard Casl.
late matter Of the IMP Lsuifa, 1of Phiadelph
a, came paiienger in The Emperor from Port
au-Prince-He informs that the Loula, with
I $50 hhcs. fugar on beard, was, on tie Goth
June, cut out of the Leogane Roads by
French privateer that the mate, John Robin
fon, and a feaman, John Strawbridge, were
both ihot by the French after The liip nruck
her eolorS. They were firing at the captain
when the mate was killed; but the cap ain
fortunately made his eicape The fhip was
afterwards chafed by Britifh brig into Cuba.
where he was burnt by her captors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
NOTICE

THE Proprietors Of the ExtMgmfb-
er Ezgiae, are reaueited to meet &c Maj
PesPs Coffee Houfe, I0mosyorV E9saigg, at
o'clock, for the choice Of officers, &c, &c.
d4gHF 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

ME the fubfcribers, hava5 been aPpoint-
ed by the Hon S4s44st Frss-1r, Flo
Judge Of Probate, 10 receive and examine The
claims Ak ainR tie eRste of
FB1E POOR,
late Of Portland, in the county IF Cumhor-
land. merchant, deceaiee, Esprefentsd iri1-
vent do hereby give notics, afar he further
time Of three months are allowed to the cred-
itors 70 bring IN and prove their claims and
that we ilall attend that ervce At The rUv-n
over the. Maine. FIRE and Marine Infurance
Office, the frif Mondays u the three fvllnw-
ing months, ON ten O'Clock a NJ to one
i. M. WOODBURY. STORER,
LEMUEL WEEKS.
Portland, Augua 7. laug lll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

AT the above buGnefs, a LAD,
about a years old. of " feaiy habits"--to
whom good encouragement will be given.
AgFzE IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

conclusion Of the trial ne has been reno
we'd from his Office by the Prehdent OF
the United States.
In the name of morality and decency,
g + possible that there should be any
connection between these two facts :
viii the administration leave room tor
even a suspicion that an officer under
oath before court Of Justice must ac-
commodate his testimony to their wish
IS at the peril of his Office I've great
" fear that there is something rotten
in this affair.". S. Gazette.
The following Toast, was given at
Hudson, IN. W the 4th OF July
G DE 117ft Cinton.-fIis talents and
,,,bIicanism are eyinced by the pur-
est Of all tests, the abuse Of federallsts."
The Editor Of the Farmers Cabinet,
a democratic paper, gives the following
comment.
While frothy defamation and vio-
lent abuse remain 3 sure test OF talents
and patriotism, every scoundrel in cur
country may be Solomon In 7Visdon,
and every highwayman a Leonidas. In
patriotism.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

In this town, yeaerday very fuddsnly, SAL
NON CHASE, Eiq. Attorney at Law, aged As.
His funeral will be this day at o'clock
p. N. the connections and friends Of the de-
cealed, are requelted to attend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

In Bolton, on Monday Ian, MIR. C5arly AgE
fia, aged IS, fon of Benjamin Aulin, Efq.
and member Of the prelent fenior clafs, Cam
bridge College-by the difcharge of piltol
from TLosra, 0 SeJtrisge, Efq. III he particu.
lars of this Unfortunate and melancholy af-
fair are 70 variouly reprelented by contra
di6tory reports, that we're it in any refpec
proper, it would be impolIible for Us to give
any correct detail.
i is merely underaood that difpute Of
perfonaI nature, had taken place between the
father Of the young gentleman deceafed. and
Mr.. Selfridge, and thar on the meeting Of the
two latter, in Stats-freef, on Monday, ABOUT
one o'clock, the unhappy event enlued which
terminated in the death Of Mr.. Aullin, on the
fPot.-Mr. Selfridge has isrrendered kimfeIf
for trial.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

" The melancholy event OF Monday laa,
which terminated in the death Of Mr. Gba,Lt
AaGin, is numerically dePlored and thofe mott
ien6bly afflicted by it, are Objects Of general
fympathy. It is therefore much 70 be re-
GREETED that deGre ihoaid any where be
m4nifeited, TO increafe the public feeling, or
to give il an improper direction by any per-
verilon or particular Interpretation Of the
coroners ineueit. The form of inquiiition, Is
given by the Rltute, and ufed as fUch by the
Jury, without any intention to decide on the
crininaiity Of the deed. 1t was their pro-
vince, and their ailh, tofnd the fact merely.
without determining the motives or cauies
that led to it. Jufice to the reputation and
life Of the perfon, now moa infefeaed, re-
quires, thar no judgment ih0aId be pafed
and no coioring be given to the unfortunate
act, for which he is hereafter 10 be tried bv
the laws of his counfry. That trial will be
impartial, and his innocence or quiz viii
then appear. "--Bsg0s GzSs;ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
SALES BY AUCTION

Furniture at Auction. J.
TOMORROW, at the bopyf mn eccu.
pied By Mr.. William Lord, ia I7i-
ky Sreet-
A Variety Of Houfe-hold furniture almon
- new; coniiting OF beds, bedding, bed
ffeads, iide board, bureau, tables, chairs, look
ing glafes, carpets, andirons, 1ovels and
tongs, crockery and glafs ware, together with
variety Of kitchen furniture.--Sale az 9
o'clock.
Il. Greeley & Co. Aua'r5-
HavzF II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
WaNted IlmrdIafelR.

A Capable and honrf Boy, about
IA years old, to afTA in 4 fnall fam "
and tend 10 fore. within few miles of
Portlsnd.-Inquire Of the Printer.
July e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11
anted.

Wanted,
A LAD about Is or 10 years Old, 70 IT.
: tend ia Store None need apply un-
leis well recommend d.--Inquire nf the PTn-
ter. 6ggsf II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-11

TO BE SOLD.
Nj EAR the Hay-market, a fore, TWO 40
y ries high, Is hv Sc feet.--AIso,
lot Of land on CumberIand-free; contain
ing about half an acre-Inqufre Of
.dggsF 4. JOHN WAD sWORTH.