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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10

Dr.. Rauffon's Worm Powders.
a mcdicice which fer efficacy and fatety N i's
operation fands unrivalled. The nntt suihea.
ticated proofs and refpeaable authorities OF lis
a~aanifhing virtues, and furpriGng effects, in ex~
trerne and alarming cafes of worms, may be ieen
at the place Of fals. Price go cents a packet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
N q II | G E.

January s, 1896.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
FRIDAY, JuNE 81, 1906.
N o. r &c E.

NHE MEMBERs of the WASH rreroN So
II cIErx, OF Alexandra, will pieafe to take
notice, that regular fta,ed meeting OF tbe laid
Society, will be held at Gadiby's hotel on Fri.
day, The 4tb Je1 next1 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Society will move in procetFion at twelve
o'clock, to tie Prefbyterian Church, Where a
Sermon will be delivered by their Chaplain.
BY ordt, Of the Standing Committee,
6. DENEALE.
June az. d.
~ B. The Society, with others, will dine at
Gattby's.
The Subscribers have 3u1t Received,
gy THE Stbeeh,r REcULAroR, Capt Rofssf
B. ROBERTS, ardJor faIe or 60e,d laid SIR,
yiag at Ba,ut and Ca,tqvrgsI'i rcbasf,
A Cargo Of excellent Pine-Ap-
pies, Lines. Green Turtle,
Plantlns, and Bananas.
Abel Willis, and
Alexander Smith.
June ~. teA
A. WILLIS
Has JAf sleeivtd and io' fale at his Croft2g
Sfaye,
A parcel Of CHEESES, equal to
Englifh Checfes.
June ~. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
N O T I G. E.

II ( yirtu. of deed Of trnR giren to re ~
- James ycrneay II. - order to aeisfy ess,
taia dsb;s therein. tpecided, aae 70 John laird;
NIsfrs. Chsa'b-.Ia;d .asd Humphrey, Gabriel
Wosl, and Joel snd Jonathan pof; ! do hereby,
Offer for iale by private contlsa, The @hele OF
tae flock in trade Of the faid JAMES Kennedy, j..
asis was depeG,ed ai.h me- and he NOT having
coupled with the condirion therein contained !,
and redeemed the fame agre.ably to hia un-
dcrtakng in the deed of trpR, and il being
the aock of i Duggia aud chemif, may be
worthy the atteptios Of fou,e petfOa in that line
Of bufnei.. If no propolals are ofeisd TO ne
before the hra day OF July, ! fhs'l then sxIpofs
the fame to public fale, together with all the
honfehold furniture conveyed 70 me by the hid
James Kennedy, jr.to fatisfy the purPoie' OF the
laid deed, under the term, and conditions theren
contained.
James sanderfen, Irsass.
June 4,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
For SALE,

BY LEWIS LOIS,
AT his Srose near Col. RAMsAY's wharf
jamaica Spirits, 18th proof-old,
and Of 40 excellent favor
Old French Brandy in pipes
New EOgland Rum is hoghcad', pipes and
barrels
Molanes in hcgheads
Mould Candles, of a good quality
CARO- Beef, no. !. Mafacbufests INFECTION
Ruilia Duck, of iup.rior quality
Rasens Duck, light and Rcut
German Oznaburgs, and Grnny Bag,
Marble Tile
a new Mahogany Side soard.
June 40.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27

Just LANDED,
frstz OF to4rafk. brig Jtka at Coo40ay', cvbGy,
AID tor lals By III: Sa5/lriber,
go pnncheonS of high flayor'd fourth
proof Jamaica RUN.
James Patte@.
ALSO,
Bills on Londo's al 60 days.
June 70 tlot
Platter Paris & Lila1e-anoat.
TOO tons Platter Paris,
&c cah;s Lime, ;.
on board Brig Nary, C43t4'is Hal,
AND FOR SALE, By
Lawraion & Fovie,
Vie k4ye a5a rttsive4 ty Iaid Brig, SekedSes'
s D0vt, and Paefst, from Baltihsrt,
20 boxes Cod Fiji
20 do. Mould and Dipt Candles -
10 DO. Half Boxes Brown Soap
- Bale eecrboon Gerahs
imperial, j TEAS,
Young Hyfqn ] ft5e latss imfsstaisv'.
20 barrels N. E.. kum
= caiks Beliona GunPowder
10 cafes Fig Bloc
IL Stare,
Pine Beck and Pork
Ruf1ia asd Ravens Dock
Young Hyfon and Hyfon Skin Teas
Mutcoyado Sugar
. Calls Glare, and Madeira Wine
400 Boxes MouR and Dips Candies
80 Go: Chocolate, Sc. &c.
May AZ: 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
Aascy5ca7s lssdebeadfnce.

THE fubfr;beY intends, the an
of July, TO furn,fh Barbscued Dianer, at Msy
Jain Bqgan's Gsrden,-ir III. vicinity of thit
place, and .tterA Iimfeif from his cyerticns he
hall be able 10 give faislatfion to fues as favor
him With their r7any. The DiHner to be OF ,
sas table precifels at thee o'clock.
F. Schack.
D1s- Tickets 10 be had at the blr. SubfcfiIs;;
beTs to hsy: Dinfer the following day gratis.
!, lune 20. 80. >awHi.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
FIVE DOLLARS ReyarG.

CTRAYED fros' Tire commons adjoining Alex.
~ andria, or Saturday morning he ,Ift ina.
chcfnut !orgel Mare, with fna!l e. ar in her
iorshead, aboct Il ilards high. 4 yeas ole, kas
been Isteiy n:cks6 ard hey tail very mort ard al.
nea without hair. Tie above reward and rsas
fonabe charges vii be paid on d.Iivering Ter 70
gune Is. ISAAC ENTWISLE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
To be Sold. at Private Sale.

= &C oJ1i, Dc INdtC todiC,
~J-'HAE ,cenrcntsat and valuable three tory.
& BRICK HOUSE and LOT CT sfoundF
in fee fimple, Gttste 90 Royal! &rset, .io Alsxanx
dfia; ls:e 10 tie pf.Gon.of Mr.. Jacob Gel:
ger, and now cceeped bs Mr.. James S. Scot+s
It is uaneceGAry to dcIcrihc il more infinitely
IS it is pfefunied any perion wihirg to Furcho!s
will gisw The proper, G-ihe terms vii! b: made :
reafonable.-1tit viii iut the Patehafer rhepfu /.
perty will be fo!d for an aGostment Of DR.! Z
GOODS ard HARDWARE For furtherpa r.
titnlas apply 20 Ms. Seat, on tiic. preniifcs-
a good and luf6,isnt tide viii be given by
Join Harry,
Aftar1ty liz ta4R.
Hseer's- Town, June IS [aI] eoI;ss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
-Bager's- Town, June IS al
PUBLIC SALE.

, PURSUANT to a deed of truft E.oyn
ysmes Brandon anA Elizabeth his wife, da,, d
the 2sR Of Feb,pa,y, 1866, for ds Pprsote shct &c.
by intenGed will be Told, os the prem;fes. 20
the bigbeG bidder, FOR cah, q, 'he 9th day Of
AusGR ncxs, BOT Of GROUND, fr0 ating
II fett ! inches 90 thceah fde of Ws,ce R,eet.
and SO feet deep, ffuated between Db Ike and
Prince &reets, IN The town of Alexandria where.
on !, erected neat and convenient Frame Dwell.
ling houie'
Thomas Vowel, 7ryaee.
Nav rs. df
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

articles a copy Of this plan Of Mara
time Compact was published in the Mer-
,antile Advertiser on the 10th January 1901. I
The foregoing plan was presented 10 the
minister's of ali the neutral nations then in
'aris, in the summer ef 1900. Six copies
we're given 80 the Russian General SPRING
9rten; and Russian gentleman who was
,oing to Petersburgh took two, expressly
y the purpose. Of putting them into the
ands OF Paul | sent the original manu-
,cript, il my own hand writing 10 MIR. JEFF
srson, and also VIZ ote him f0ar letters, dat
d the list, 4th, 9th, and 10th October,
1900, giving him an account OF what VS.
then going % a Europe, respecting neut- ~
commerce.
The case was, that in order 10 compel the
English Government to acknowledge the
rights Of neutral commerce, and that free
ships make free goods, the Emperor Paul,
n the month Of September, following the
publication of the plan, shut all the ports Of
Russia against England-Swcden and Dem
mark shut up Hamburger Prussia shut up
th'e Elbe ard the Wescr The ports Of
Spain, Portugal and Naples were shut up,
and in general AL the ports Of Italy except
Venice, which the emperor Of Germany
held, ard had it not been for The uatimelv
death Of Paul a law Of nations founded on
the authority of nations, for establishing the
rights Of leutTal eorqmet &c nd the free
dom Of the seas, would have been rseeclaim-
ed, and the government of England nus
have consented ID that law, ~ Tire nation
must have lost its commerce And the
consequence to America would have been
that such law would ia great ne 2stre,
if not entirely, have released her from the
injuries Of Jays treaty.
OF all these materials inforred NJ JEFF
ferson This was before he WIS president,
and tire letter he wrote me after Ne was pre-
sident was in answer to him and IN n ru-
scrip opy ofthe plan hadscnt him. Hers
follow the letter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Imported,

OlbNA,
IN hips Mary and Neptune, from Liver.
pool
loo cafks god, I'D, Iod, Cd, and !
i'd fat pr, and fnecaie Nails entitled to
rs crates very low priced CrocIe- Dsbtntse.
ry Ware
20 do JuAk Bottles
1000 fmaII fixed Lanthorn Leaves
5 tons Whiting 5 cwt Alum
100 boxes } o by l3, } by 10, by ~, by
IL, 9 by I9, and by Crown Glals
so boxes No. x and No. Common Fin
3 do x d 90
u do Pipes - gro. each
: do Go bet tipt, s do do
40 lind Sauce Pans No. and 6
8 bundles Frying Pans
so Stone Jugs from 10 4 gallons each
go doz. Tined Iron Table spoons
"a do. Bone handled Knives and Forks
l56 do Blackwood aud Cocoa wood han
died do
IS do Pocket Knives
Is do do with pruneing points
A56 in Store,
so bbls. fuperfne Flour from new Wheat
40 do Beef /; s. do Pork
80 boxes Chocolate 90 chefs Tea
Hhds. retailing MOlaaes; bbls. Sugar
400 gallons Linleed Oil
40 kegs Englilh Multard
so boxes Spermaoeti Candl-ss White and
red Lead Sheet and Bar Lead; patent veil
low; Pruilian Blue; Yellow Oker; Venetian
Red Spanih Brown and Verdigriie-Few
kegs Richmond Tobacco; boxes Philadelphia
Starch SaItpeter tons patent Shott; az
fortment of hollow Ware Englilh Shoves
and Spades white and black Warmth Roll
Brimhone, tJs. is'e. forlale wholeiaIe and re-
tail, by
Jain P. Tbmyfon e Co.
Fore1frsst. Nov. 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Thomas Child,

<7qf J0T Jah,
A t the fore lately occupied by
Jofeph Baker = Co. Fors5frsst, Portland,
4 general adortment of
Wef-iudia Goads and Grocerie5,
CT the firit quality.
Ayo-Ccrn, Flour, Cheele and Flax.
Liteupys-a few thouland Of Spruce Qayirg)
Clapboards,
De of Lathes,
About 400 Hornbeam, Handfpikes (rough)
a fmall quantity White-Oak Timber.
All of the above articles will be fold at the
li1wea price for cath, or approved credit.
B. Thofe perfons that are indebted to
5amas Child, are requeled to call withiR 80
c4ys and pay the fame. Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
FeqO English II hdia Goods Stare,

John DIX, has taken the rooms over
J Mefrs. z. GREELEY & Co.'S Office, EiG-
fyeet, where he is now opening for GaIe,
&c bales INDIA COTTONS,
CONSISTING or
fBeerboorn Gurrahs,
Now Sannas,
Ialalpore SannaS.
RungpOTe CO1as,
Aliabad Mamoodys,
Luckipore Bafta.
J Tale India Checks,
do India Ca!icocs,
50 pieces Bandanna Kfs.
80 pieces Blue ella do.
2 pieces Flag Hds.
ALSO,
2 Bales Rsfe Blankets,
] bale Fearnough;s,
z bales Costings,
bale Bsizes,
do Flanels.
| do. low priced Blue Cloths,
do. Blue and Nike lains,
do. Superfle Broad Cloths, all colours.
do. Patent Cords, ToiIinetts. aud Fancy
Velting,
80 groce Quality and Shoe Bindings,
cafe Irifh Linens,
/ cafe Hats,
100 groce Coat and Ven Buttons,
70 doz. French SILK Gloves,
10 doz. Wonen's Ltng cotton Do,
lC doz. Gentlemen Leather do.
l cafe Dimoties,
] cafe cOloured Threads,
60. Pins,
10 pieces Fashionable Buff, Checked, and
Dark Crounl Cinghams; Buff Silk
Chambray Jndrefsd Ginghams, &C.
! cafe Cotton Balls.
cafe Tapes a f,w Satin Wood Boxes,
cafes CaliCues.-AIso,
"A handiome aTorment of CARPE INCS,
which will be fold in patterns to fuit purchai-
ers.
The above Good, are offered on as good
terms as can he hid in any fore in Bof-
ton, by the Piece Or Package--Thole who
may with to fuppir themfelves with any Of
the above goods, vii find It to their advant-
age 70 call.
N. B. Pnvate families may be accommo-
dated with good, by the piece at reduced
prices Mo-. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Fresh Fruit.
ERVING e. POOR,

Near tie beai Of Fit ,freef,
HAVE jun received and for laIe,
L L. Freh RaiGns, per ca1E,
Mulkarel do. per box,
Figs in cafks,
Jars Grapes. ALSO,
AquantIty of Vidonia Wine, of hyperion
quality.
Excellent SpernSceti Oil, for lamps.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ToR SALE,
Drugs, Medicines ,lGrOceyie5 q Dye Stlf
Or Wanted TO attend in the above
Store, faithful and fteady BOY; one from
The country would be prefered--none need
apply but fuch as can produce good recon-
foundations. Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Rashia5ton, Marcel IS, 1901

DEAR SIR,
Your letters Of October list, zth. 9th
and 10th, came duly to hand, and the pa
pe-s waich they covered were accoryiing to
your permission, published IN me neHs pa
pers and IN pamphlet, and under fUur own
name. These papers contain precisely our
principles, and hope they viii be general
~ recognized here. Determined As we are
to avoid, If possible, wasting the energies
Of our people in war and destruction, we
shall avoid duplicating ourselves with she
Powers az Europe even in support Of nllnci-
pies which we mean to pursue. They have
80 many other interests different from ours
that we must avoid being entangied III them.
we believe we can enforce those prime pies
rs TO ourselves by peaceable means, now
that we are likely TO have or public coup-
CHS detached from foreign views. The re-
turn Of our citizens from The phtTrzv into
which they have been brought partly ~ i'll
conduct III France, partly BY Sruilces prarl
tised upon them, j. almost extinct, AND vii,
l believe, become quite 80. Bot these de-
tails, too minute and long for letter, VIA
be better developed Nv Mr.. Dawson the
bearer ofthis, a member Of The late congress,
to whom refer YOU for them re goes il
the MARYLAND sloop of war, which VIII waiS
a few days at HaYre TO receive fus XXI -te! I ID
be written on his arrival NJ Paris gOn eK-
press u wish to get PASSAGE ~ this country
in public vessel Mr.. Dawson Is chaired
with orders to the captain OF the MARYLAND
TO receive and accommodate You back ifvoa
can be ready to depart 1t such a short warn
ing Robert X. Livingston j. appoincc.l
minister plenipotentiary I'd The repabiic
France, but win not leave this TIL ve FL
ceivc the ratification III the convention NV
MIR. Dawaol. aim II hopes YOU viii tind ~
returned, generally TO sentiments v-erthy of
former times In these It will be your gio.,
nv to have steadily labo1Hed> ard with S.
much effort IS any man living. TIA ytu
may Tong live to continue your aseEli iai<llsrs
and to reap the reward III the thankfuneas
of nations i my sincere PRAYER. Acccpt
assurances of my high esteem and affection
80 attachment.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Nat Cattle :

: he Subfcriber wilhes to purchafe
from 80 to 40 head of NEAT CATTLE,
which be will pay Cath. He intends be-
al MIR. jonathan W,e5br, IN Ssezrseba, on
! 25th; and at Mr. JOfeP5 Lova's ia Buxton,
Il, the 2Sth. Nov. for The purpofe of pur-
,line the above ftock.-The flock are to be
5,at into the country, any flock from one to
Give wears old will anfwer, bulls excepted.
] an Oxen would be preferred.
ISAAC MLELLAN.
E5v. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Table FB,
Medicines q Groceries.

HENRY F. DUPEE, has juf re
-. ceived frefh fupply of
Genuine Drugs and Medicines,
and Surgeons Infiruments: which will be fold
7en l.i----i .a-n,s -lsurrrzTe anu retail
AJ5,-DYE-STUFFS, con6fting Of
Camwood Ground Roman Vitrio
Camwood Stick Oil VitnoI
Fufic, Logwood Aqua Forts
Red Wood NutgaIs
Alum Arnatto Nader
-Copperas Sugar Lead
Indigo Spirits Salt
Wood ClUthiers Jacks
ALTO, -Wsf-hdia Good q Gr0cerirJ.
Madeira I
Sherry
Port
Claret WINES, eftEc TIM gEsli1y.
Teneriffe
Frontinac
Mufcat
Malaga
Real CogniAc Brandy, Spanifh Brandy, HoI-
lands Gin. Jamaica Rum, Cherry Rum, Cor
dials, &c. &c.
Trufes upon an improved plan of every
dilcription.
~ Medicine Chefs put up for Ships and
Families uie Non. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
FRESH GOODS.

X. STEVENS, FitB,Rrest. oppo
fife Mr.. ELIPKALET SMITHS, has iult
received, an afortment of Frsf5 Faaey and
StIpIe GOODS, which will be fold on the
lowell terms for cath
AIso,--A great variety Of Cork, Morocco
and Fancy Kid SHoES,-Bel Hyfon TEA,
as Eiual. Me-. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
UpboJQsry and Paper Hangings.
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 2, UNIox-Rov, MIDoLE-sTREET,
LlAS jul received for fale, freih aHort-
4 meut Of
UPHOLSTERY, viz.
Fringes, Laces, Tahels, Furniture
Chintzes, Of the laief patterns, Sofas, Eafy
and LoIling Chairs, Matrahes live geefe and
and Rulia Feathers; Englilh and American
Bedtickingi-an elegant Allotment of fnglifh
aud American PAPER-HANGiNG, with
Borders, OF the neweIt fa1Iion
AI6. an aGortment of CABINET
FURNITURE.
Abe UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, car
ried on as above, in all ia branches, with
PGnctuality and diCpatch
a. Cash given or OxSn's and Her
rs CoarG HAIR.
Nov. II. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Il 2(oztng Man.

WHO at prefent reGdes in Kenne-
bunk, wifhes to be employed in a
Wholeiale Store, Or Compiling room in Port
land. He writes a fair hand, is correct and
quick at figures, has been feveral years in the
mercantile bufinefs, and can be well recon-
mendoza line directed to Z. w. and left at
the Poa Office, viii be immediately attend
ed to.
1.saa,iual, November. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
William Holden.

HAS for Eale at hts fhop, in Md
SLs-freet,
20 boxes Chocolate, NJ. /, and 8,
IL kegs Richmond manufactured Tobacco,
5 pipes Hollands Gin,
Chefs Hyion Skin, Young Hyfen and Sou
chong Teas,
400 Red-Oak Shocks,
A complete aTortment Of Cotton and Wool
Cards,
". l. Gods q Groceries as ujaai.
Nov. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

II.
! Common do.
Silk and Cotton UNI
brellas,
Black Italian * Dutch
Grapes,
Silk, Cotton and Mo-
rocco Sufpendsrs,
Cotton and Linen
Checks,
Gentlemen's Satin
Flsreatine,
Stuffs, Of every kind,
Gentlemens black,
white and mixed
worried HoGe,
Ladies black and fate
do.
Black and white Eng
lifh Silk do.
Do. French do.
Ladies back, white
& Slate Englih &
French Silk Gloves,
Long a 1lort Kid do.
Gentleman's Beaver
York tan and Doe
Skin do.
Black Satin,
India Lultrings,
Modes and Sarinetts,
namalk Silk Shawls,
Common do.
Black Silk Velvet,
Fancy Silk Handker-
chiefs
BandaHna do.
PelieCe Velvets
Dam ask table Liu9n
Ruflia Diapers
Brown Linen
Cotton Balls
Muis aud Tippets,
conhiting Of Sable,
Mock Sable, Lite
~ and Bear Skin
Fashionable Coat and
Ve9 Buttons
Black and white Mil
lenett
Linen Pocket Hdk rs.
Cotton do.
Beh Engiifh Sewing
silk, Twill &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
.Bsf Engiib Hats, rstailed at
the gVb0LejaLs prices.

NOW for fale, at the fri colt,
in the fore lately occupied BY TarzeJ C
Billiard. at the foot Of Fiji -ltreet, Portland
"a afortment of HATS-conGlting of Men,
iuPeFhne Engliih Hats-Alen's and Boy En-
Sllih Hats, napt-Do Camefs hair and Felt
tiats-Hat-Caies, SS,e.
Ayo-For faIe at the hrlt colt, a
good afortment Of PAPER-HANGINCS-
lew MUFFS, and iome low pticed Looking
Glanes. N0v. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Sss syssz II - = -. ~,.-s- .,,-.-z<#
szsss.s :slsS ~ s. 4 s y d. s h.
Sc 20 go ytsE.S.S + ga ess.s -
80 sss - :. = e 4; ss;.sl

Fortunate Lof<o-0Gs-Ee5a,eef,
WHO has Tickets md Parts in the Arnof-
keag Canal Losery, (the next TO COM
mence drawing) whiehwilI be exchanged for
prizes IN the Piicataq'a Bridge Lottery (iuf
inihed drawing}-A iig of which may be
ieen gratis.
80 IiCkets and Parts in the Har-
ward College and Hltficid Bridge Lot,er;o.
for iale a. above. Nov ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

Extract fro7rs Thomas Paints s4vtk letter TO
the citiSens ef the United States.
1t had long been my opinion that COM
merce contained within itself the means Of
its own protection but as the time for
bringing forward any new system Is not AZ
ways happening, it il necessary To watch its
approach, and lay hold Of it before it passes
away
AS soon az the late Emperor Paul Of Rus
STA abandoned his coalition with England
and became a neutral power, this crisis CT
time, and also OF our circumstances, was
then arrivir: and employed il il alrang-
ing plan for the protection Of the com
merce of neutral nations during war, that
might, in its operation and consequences,
relieve the commerce of America. The
plan, with the piece ae.compan. ing it, con-
sisted of about forty pages. The citizen
Bonneville, with 'ehom live in Paris, trans
lated il into Trench--Mr Skipwsth the a.
merican consul, Joel Barlow, and myself,
had the translation printed and distributed
IS present to The foreign ministers OF ali
The neutral natiors then resident IN Paris
l'his was in the summer Of 1899.
1t was entitled Maritime Compact, (in
French Pacte Maratime.) The plan e.
lusiye Of the pieces that accompanied It,
consisted ofthe following pre- e5nb;es arc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
FRESH GOODS.

Barbour & otockbridge,
OPPOSITE the A.Jsraaee 0Fec, Fie f,eet
- have iua received and now Offer for l4le
great variety of
FrGlb Seet6nabE Gods,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Turnpike Notice :

D'F~N
THE proprietor5of the tenth New
hsmpihire Turnpike, are hereby not;6-
ed 70 meet a the clearinghouse Of NATHAN
HALL, on laid gran, 90 the lat "Wednesday
Of Decerhsr next, one O'Clock p. NJ on
laid day, for he following purpoies VIZ.
H. 10 chooje aModerator to govern faid
meeting.
2Ed. To ehoofe sProPrieior's Clerk.
Sd. u chocfe 'Treafurer
4th. TO chooie Board Of Directors.
5th. To vote lrh Aleifments as may Be
necetlary 70 co-Pt faid Turnpike Road.
9th. To auiIz and fcttle an accounts
that may be exh bied and tranfact fuch other
budnels as may tbn he thought expedient.
STE'HEN WILSON, Cks,E.
Of7. 81, 1906. tNv,I7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

SuPerhne black, blue.
brown and bottle
green Br0adCloths,
Low pric'd do all col
ours and qualities,
SupefiIe black, blue
* drab KerfaNeres
Serges,
Brown drab and bot
tie green ladies
Cloths,
Dark mixed * drab
patent Cords and
Ssttinetss,
Real DevOnihire Ker-
feys,
Drab and dark Coat
ings,
Outfits,
Patent Cord & Swami
down Veiting,
Silk Velvet and Mar
ieiIle do.
Baizes and FlSnnels,
all colours,
Dommetrs,
Blankets, from Ga to
ia
Calicoes, Furnitures,
Englih Cotton Shirt
ing,
Fine long Cloths,
A great variety of In
dia Cottons
India Calicoes,
IA & GA white Cot
ton Cambrics
Coloured do
Laced Cambrics and
Mullins,
Fine and common
Book do
rs and "A Irih Lin
ems,
Linen Cambrics, fome
very fine
Long Lawn,
Ginghams,
Chambray Mullins,
Fine and common
Dimo:ies,
Fine black and olive
Velvets.
Ncv 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

he coPartrrlhip of WALKER
: and MERRILL, ]: this day didolved by
mutual agreement al perfons inp .I,,oL
iaid firm are rcqteRed 70 rp.,. s -
payment TO GARDNR WstxrR 40 ' ~
.0ns having demaus On la;d a., CIV 81 per,
on him for me .o,n. - "'e - Can
GARDNER WALKER.
JOHN MERRILL.
T"H'H5' W. ~ On. 10Y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
.xE.

THOMAS JEFFERSON
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK. March II.
LatsG Foreign Meas.

n. yestesday's Gazette :zue gaze hasty
q SksAh fthr ne7os we received from capt.
sDavis, trom B0raeanx. Wen0w priced
10 give the interesting details from the
French Journals.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15

TYa1aes9ay, March $.
,BRITISH AFFA IR S.
DEBATE

In committee Of the zohOie on the state q
the unima--Mr- G Smia N the cha.r
--oa Meresotutioa oF efed6y 1Nr.sersggg.