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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
a. REMoT Al,

{ ALE subscriber las removed bis stora -
& the warehouse lately occ'rpied By biz
fore, two doors below Mr. Dafey iiayey S,
where he intends keep an aasoHtnlolssiol ne
Choicest Groceries.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
FOR SALE.

or to be -5artered for Net or Dry Goods,
A two tory framed Building, iltuate
at the corner of Fairfax and Woiie-streets-r
1t is an excellent stand for a Grocery Store,
and contains apartments sufficient ior tie &C.
commodation of large family. A great bar
gain may be had if immediate application IS
made to the subscriber.
Henry, Moore, Broker, &c.
October25. CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25

crown officers ia England to a bill passed
in Ireland, for the appropriation OF their
surplus revenue, were rejected after vlo-
len, debates by majority Of FIVE votes. On
one side of the medal is The figure Of man
in a large wig aud robe, with the words
:. The Speaker and Libsrty;;" on the other
the Hiberniau harp, surmounted by crown,
with the words The Hundred and 7auen-
ty F0ur Patriots Of Ireland, December II,
1853. ~. Z. pap.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25

For the dleraadria Duly Adyeuise7.
Nj. EDITOR,
THE publication signed g A. IT.
which appeared in your paper OF the 23d inst.
extracted from the Peoples Friend, deserves
the serious attention of every American. The
truths whichit contain are intimately linked
with the prosperity of our country, and if pro-
perly received may tend to the preservation Of
om existence as free and independent peo-
James Patton.
October 90. sas 49,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
Mss C.f9HTpLGE
The C-0G.c Dance.

H3r. NAME EoT viii 1ance with aboy or fis
Stal'dcI So Ike " il siyc collotion On Ii yore
to t'7o pcHsc'.s--}'t trolt tie baIance pole, b,.
vail 80 th1ougn several feats with the sooB.--
also pcliorna several grand military evoIufi-
cng, sc.
Dir. NAxrnEpl VII perform the durnte,
dragon On the rope.
7GmJly d81Ay ofthe Chaldyen,
W'Eo viii perform several Feats On the Garnet.
II the Italian style.
Extraordinary Fsats Of the Tmblers.
Who viii throw backward AID forward soncr
sets, over tables and chairs.
Ground lu:naling, with English and Spanish
DANCES.
The EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS.
Mr.. AEA.A.TREDT
VIII Balance several persons on his arms,
legs, &c. shelving several perspcctives in the
Roman style.
He will Dance
n SPANISH lEf.h.DANGO oOer several Eeps
The whole TO conclude with
A Hornplpe-By Mas Catherine.
Admittance one dollar-children half dollar.
The doors to be opened at 6, and perform
ance to begin at o'clock.
sLP No segars to be smoked during the rer-
Torrance.
Nights ofhe.30rmaace, Monday, Wednesaay,
and Friday.
October IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
MR.. AlANrkEDI.

a Dance IN chaT&ate? with tire balance roe
By Mss LOUISA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25

A Medal. finely executed on coppcr.was
lately found aasoug some human bones at
Fort Washington, near Kipgsbridge, on
Manhattan island. II was probably in the
pocket of some British officer who was
killed in the battle at tina, place in 1886.
II is in the possession of Mr.. Joel Davis.
Ii appears TO have been struck in CONNIE
morasion of the political struggle between,
the Irish house of commons and king Geo.
II. relative to the appropriation of monies
in the Irish treasury. The contest involv.
ed the rights of the parliament to dispose
OF the surplus Of the revenue raised by
them on their constituents, on the one part;
and the prerogative of the crown to order
or direct the disposal of the same, on the
other. The amendments made by the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
RIrriln,

In this Gown, Mr. Thomas B. Hammer
TO Mls Thankful Haynes,
in Northyarmouth, Mr.. John M, Lincoln
Of Portland, to Mils Charlotte Leighton.
In Biddeford, Capt. James Carl1e, TO NIrs
Mary Townfend.
AT Scarborough, by the Rev. TIL. Lancafer
Mr. Ephraim Briant, to Nffls Sally Edgecomb
In Top1lam, Capt. Abraham Buttcrheld, Q
CharleitowR, to Mrs Jane Peterion.
In Bottom, Mr.. Otis Everett, to Aiils Eliza
beth Hurd.
In Virginia, Mr.. Natt. Lee, aged 81, (afte
being three times married, and having II
shildren, 49 grand children) to the lovely Milf
Elizabeth Tucker, aged g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

Ia this town Mr. Thomas Shead aged 60
Widow Hu da Riggs, aged 46.
In Waterford, Mrs. Abigail Kirball, aged 26
wife OF Mr.. Jonathan X.
In Northvarmouth, the 18th inf. William
Coffin Parions, aged years, only fOn Of Dr.
Wm. r.
D4rt are tie zu4ys ef Gol, bot JgF
Hs sbe4fs, and zvorf4ll fHt 70 daf
IT 5rsyery o. tears eoEd HH!ra,I saVe,
Rs Hrey BAL tepri early grave.
At Iiibon, MI Thomas T'ibbets, aged Sc
Mis- Martha smallin, aged ls-A child OF
Mr.. Snow, aged . years.
In Saco, Mr. Nathaniel Fernald, sgcd 81.
in Wifcahet, Mr.. Robert Fox, aged ..
Il Nswburyporr. Or, john Newman aged
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

MFssRs. ADAMS q JFSKs.
Believing as do, that an honest and
impartial investigation of characters,
wiich are I" perched on high, as can
didates ior public suffrage, is The most
salutary object 10 which q newspaper
can be devoted. ! must ask the li5er-
~ Of replying through the medium Of
your paper, to piece signed " "A Not-
er," addressed to the " Electors of the
County Of Oxford" in the last Gazette.
The FIRST thing noticeable in the as
sertion al the " Voter" is, that il the
last election of Register Of Deeds for
Oxford County, Joseph Rust of Nor.
way, and Eleazer Hamiin of Waterford, q,
were about equal On the hstof votes" :"
This is palpably untrue. The writer
pledges himssIE that there Is but very
uifing, (ifany) numerical error in the
following statement, viz. For Eleazer
Hamlin, l75; For Isaac Sturtevant
Esq. S. for Joseph Rust "a. There
is not modern theory OF" Eguqfty,"
indeed more ridiculous than the fore
going.
II is not denied that Messrs. Ham
lin and Rust, were the two most sue
cessful candidates." but the compari-
son of their " success" is here exhibit
ed. Here / should have been disposed
to finish. But the Voter having
likewise compared the respective pre-
tentionsof the two candidates viii re-
quire some answer. Is it really true,
gentlemen, that the electors Of Oxford
County" know capt Rust to be emf
heatiy qualified for the office. !"-Give
him, we viii, his due He writes a
good hand. And are we to look no
further for qualifications, than this If
not, indeed the days of Spartan purity
are no more F.! Where isthe integrity,
stability and faithfulncss? the industry
and prldence-indeed the whole circle
OF moral virtues, so necessary, M.
Voter" TO entitle your candidate 10
the confidence, and guardianship Of the
land titles of our worthy Husbandmen
Alas sir, the fmtfl,dsnce 'oc some men
is not sufficiently displayed, in their sui-
tcring their characters to be exposed to
pubic examination !-EutI torbear the
unpleasant description.
And, Gentlemen, can no Better rea-
son be offered, in objection 70 Mr.. HAM
lin, than that his family have already
been handsomely noticed, il appoint
ment 20 Office, in the new County p
The insinuation I shall only notice, as
c'incing the paltry holds, at which
Mr.. Voter" is doomed to cling in
supporting the claims OF capt. Rust
Satisfied however, that no man, who
possessed single talent, not hid in
anapkin," can be duped by sophistry
like this, shall only offer in closing, tc
meet any fair, homes objection, which
can be made to Mr.. Hamiin's election.
PHILALETHES.
O-t5rd, County, Fe5. %, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
--= r--==~-

The Governor of Surinarn, and its depend
cnces ifned Proclamation dated Dec. 27.
1905, granting to American Bottoms far the
further tcrm flour months, liberty to import
into faid colony the following articles viz
Picked and dry Calt Fiji, Butter, Train Oil,
Tobacco, Pitch, Tar, Turpentine, Slaves,
Heading Boards, Timber, Shingles, and Luna
Der Of any fort, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs
Poultry, and live flock of any fort, Bread,
Bfeuit, Flour, Peafe Beans, Potatoes, Wheat,
Rice, Oats, Barly and Grain Of any fort.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

f8or The accommodation and ronUer;pndf
Of Pa9e7gers gvbo zUjG 10 travelb6-
tween BOSTON < PORTLAND,
the Upber F9ad
FOR rhe winter faron, the Stage
viii leave Bottom and Portland every
Monday, Wednefday aud Friday mornings,
ar TX o'elock-will meet the fame evening az
Rehardlon's tavern in Da-5asr, exchange Bar-
iengers, ard return ngr day to BoiFg4 and Part
land. Said fage wll run through Audovsr
HaJnbW, Exeter, Durham, Dover, BsrscifE,
Kenae' INK and Sato, to P ,flaFL
The public NAV reit aiTsred that
good horfes, eafy carriages, and careful div
ers will be provided; and every attention
paid to paiengers-Each pafenger may car
ryl4 lbs. baggage gratis.
All pertons who put their names
down for psfage the day before the Gage
tar;s, will be called for at their lodgings, IN
any part of the town.
\ &. The Books are kept at the
Portland Coffee Houfe, by THOMAS PECE
from whence the Gage narts-alo al Capt.
PALMER's, in BsfsH, Ann Street
O No more than nine pahanrs :.
are TO 60 in the carriage, who can Ee SreT =.
commod2tcd.
James Drncar, IN. Nafbdnisl ~,
Asapb Kendall, HEN go
Maody Chase, I'm. r ~,
IbsnaJ RHnne[r, g5av u, ps~L
fo5ebb RicbardI5n, IJ,,,,a, 60,
February II, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
For Sale,
EnOCh MOulton

No. 3, To1ri-Ro7v, Fi,s-Sfrect, Po,A1sk,
II AS jult received, an additional aiiortment
Il 9f EIegaW Plated Ware TezO-
elry md fancy articles,
Azo4g -vJirb aye-Platsd Tea-Pots, Sugar.
Balons md Cream Ewers to match: plated
Candleitcks very low priced plated Patent
Spring Shoe-suckles, neweft patterns ele-
giant Gold Ear Hoops and Knobs, Finger
Rings, &c. pearl gold and topaz Breaches,
and common do. Of every dilcriptior gold
Watch Keys and Chains ornamented Hair
Combs, &c.
n. B.-All kinds Of Gol}Gmfb5
HI7rk sufuaL. F-b "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

.fac stort q Dr2&A. rst < Field,
druggists Mew-York was destroyodby
Gre last week, cccasioned ~ the break
inc Of bottle Of aqua-tortis. Los.
e0.nOO dis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
TO The PUBLIC.

he IsbFcriber having been Informed by
respectable perlons, that reports highly
diihonorahle ro the character of his houfe Is 4
tavern, and ri coure tending 10 iniure him IN
his buhneis, have been induhrieuilv propaga-
red by E5saezer N.eboi,, InuholSer in Brupf-
wick; he IS irnpeled by a jut regard to him.
ieIt and his interef, 70 declare fuch reports
t2iie and unfou1ded and he respectfully af-
iures the public, tha- X has beea his connRne
endeavor TO keep his houfe well fsrnifhsd
with every prscurable article nscefary feF
the comfort end accommodation Of travellers,
wJh Y good table, and futEcient attendance.
The fe3utatiou VI his a0ule I'VE viii cheerful
~ tubmi. TO any pc ions. who Will honor hs1a
with their duaom. The motives, vhith haye
luitlgated Tie atore.aid Innholder 20 utter the
reports aforementioned, his own confidence
can belt determine.
David Owen.
PrgncricE FL o. 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
u9b0lfsry Ga& Paper-Han5iAgs
Edward Howe.

p ESpe6tfully informs his Friends
"a and the Public that he carries
on the UPHOLSTERY BuGnefs in
all its various branches, at :he Store
owned by Grn WaJ(V,ft6, near
the Rdy-Scait, viz.
Stufing Sofas, Eafy, Lolling and
parlor Chairs, Making Covering for
do.
Making Beds, MatrafTes, Cufhions
Carpet. &c
Afo for Sale-ArticIes 1.-THE above
line, conGfing of Frinses, laces &
Iafeis Sofar, Matrallcs.
An afortment Of Paper Hangings
Borders, sc. &e.
Likcqcye-a good afortment of A
merican and fngtiih BedticEin-
Live Geefe, RuiIian and Lisbon
Feathers.
n. B-Much confidence being
neceilrily placed in the integrity
and workmanship of an UbhoIferer,
as a claim 10 that confederation, /
am induced to offer the following
Certificate, which was prelented to
me, by my Matter, on the day OF my
freedom in Bottom.
MASSACHUSETTS MECHANIC ASSOCT-
ALTON.
7. az abb PAL fee tby': Pre's7ts, oREErIN c
WHEREAS Ma. E3wAED Howe, hath
prefented 20 VI, the Certificate Of MIR.
To57 B. H4rr.t, letting forth nat the faid
HowE hath duly dfcharged the duties and
fulfilled his engagements rs a Faithful Ab-
prentice, and that he recommends him as
worthy the cOuhtcnaRce Of this AiiociatiOn :-
Tier ,oys, We the PreGdent and Vice Preiident.
ia behalf Of faid afoc;ation, do grant him
this Certificate Of our appro6aiion, and do
recommend him to the Nosiee, i-al0prag-zzer.,
P,atr17i9a and PI.roHygt or all PerlOns, in ali
Countries, where he may foiourn.
III I; firaoay 7vJsrej, To- b1y- tagfrf fEs 81 ~
our dEoeiafisa . Be afTxe4 t. i5ee p yr,t..
ara }igHss f'e id"e f0g izI1 Gsr ~ JAY,
1904 azi fLe dint5 ysar sf or I<fiis1..4.
iona. HUNEwELL, prehtent.
BENJ. RUs~EIL, Nice-prehdcdt.
hrsq- John 3. Hsalmat1, Sevctz,T, lI.s)
o. If the Gentlemen Farmers of
the vicinity win take the trouble To
fave their SWINGLE TOW, and
call as above, they may receive a
relfonable compeniation flF i.
P'rtlaad, ri. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

nc authority, aud
II are diitovered which are
red as yet.
IS in Pro7idence gaoi, viz,
Richardtoh, Jun. George
fnold Sayles, arnold Hunt
W Snith, Oliver oven, Ma
'd'Affy efG : GLlffiftf GLl3lffiftf76s1' u 5tIdges.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
CLARK'S Bookstore,
AND
Fortunate Lottery Office.

lND-4FeeT, ISTffIEd.
pRIZE TICKETS (purchafed N
T'wn or elfevher5, ar Bank notes Or ev
cry denomination taken in pavment fer who.
Tickets aud quarters IN the Amoskeae Canal
and Pilcaraqua Bridge kot,eries, one Or whieh
will drawn in March next, and Tile othe-
fhortly afycr There y undoubtedly AL ad
vantage IN Pnrchahng Tickets early, a. when
many Tickets are for fais, there are many
Prizes in proportion.
II. CLARK receives the earIj
'eft information having made arr5n -ements w
have Lin Of Prizes and Blanks, by the Maih
during the drawing Thofs who purchafe
o. hirn, can know what Tickets they have IN
the wheels a. any time Or, if drawn, what
they have drawn. Letters from the country.
ordering. Tickets (Po1 paid) euclofng the
Cain, VIII be faithfully attended to, and the
earlie't informal on given Of their fate if 70
qrred. Psrfkaad, Fe5. 2l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
American Captives in
TRIP0LI

Or Or. cszgEery's Tozra4 in Miniature f; kert
during his late Captivity in TriPoli-for ials
at T. CLARKs B,ol1esJe, FiG5fresf Feb Z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
w Vanted,

AN active aud capable YOUNG NAN
- who writes a fair hand ard : correct
in figures, 10 attend in fore oH the wharf
Apply 10 the Printer. --tO- =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
THE 'FLETH CLHSS.


1900 TICKETS at dolls.is 10000 doll,
fablect 20 q deductiono Of z : per cent.
Capital Prizes deterainabie On the f,IT,.,,-
ing days
Hrit drawn number againft blank On the
9TH Gay Iooo
10th day 1ooo
9Th day loco
2Oth daY onoa
24th d4y 1nno
500 TICKETS Gall bs conidered :, one
complete days work, and the fortunate blanks
fhal be determined at thar rate Of DRAWN.
whether greater or Iers number comes out
Of the wheels in one dav All Prizes 20 be
Pa'd at the exp ration Of thirty davs Except
.iEg tho hgheio which will be paid within
hxty days after the drawing is completed
the drawing 70 be fnifhed within .wen.v-f -fx
working Gays. Prizes nor claimed within one
year VIII bs con!Idered As generou1y given 10
the bridge, and will not be paid after that time
an e. Y day will be appointed for draw
ing - Bolton. The Managers fatter thorn
lefves that the rrnc-ta!itv .oblervea ii the
former c!afes, viii inture ready fals Of tick
els IN this clars
lIckets vi ri'e to Flee dsl..iyI oaf IN, c,vt..
twenty days p.<viousto drawing. ID rv ,lJys
on The fourth day Of drawing.
Nearly half the tickets are already engaged.
The vender, of ticlse5s in the remote towns.
ere reqneffed 70 give as elrlv notice as p9fi-
o'e IT the number they intend u keep, or
have dfiPoied Of, that an early day may Ee
fixed for drawing.
~ Iieka's for f.Ie at the ufuaI places.
Printers who adv,rtIed he former Schemes
are dehred y infe-t tbs II their relpeaive
paper.
Thomas 'Fhonopion, ;
Elijah Hall. H14HHgfT5'
Feb. 2a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
5000 Dollars.

T'Ickets and Quarters, in the Fifth
Clais Of ''g5iataq4a B,iAge LaRr,r, fsr I.Gg
hy ISAAC ADAAiS, NJ. 5. jones's Row
Prize Tickets takes in payment. F.b. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
For Sale.

4 Lot Of LAND, ftuated IN the
apper part of that town, Seventy by one
hnadrsd feet with new convenient two ft,.
ry dwelling HOuir the reon.-For term, an
Plyto j BRYANT T,n
Portland. Feb. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Pi5eataqRa Bridge Lottery,
CLASS FIFTH.

liz Managers Of P5caf7qva Bridge
Lahvs ~ ding thar tie SCHEME ufths
fourth CLASS having E,er Nth universal aa-
proh'r'an, they have beeu Induced 10 iaue
be Ian. .chemc Tor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Tbirty Q3LL7rs Pezunrd

A Perton by tie name Of HzFx1w-
pfR CALDER, hirea l Horfe ana
Sleigh Of The fubfcriber On ths ea,b of 80" -nN
ry lsIt e 90 to Bolton, ana was 10 return :,
Or days-He has not Yea ret turned ana
i i iuppoled hc ~ ear. nr u ra,,,rr, I-i.1'
HoFis was Of Il 4elnut color, with larg-
white itriPe in Is fsce-Yellow sls;oh. 49,
Ied =. runners I'd red infde. said Calder IA
ia'lor oy .rade, Is lame and walks with :
cru'ch.- Nhnever will take uD and ferpr,
him m All receive F5jissa DoRa.s Rr-rlrI and
i th Horis and Sleih be iecured with b;r,
1 ? <.y l'sllars reward VIII be given, by
Ebenezer Paine.
partLlrl, F5Tn, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

THE 'ublcriber hereby gives public
notice 20 al concerned, that hs rs besn
duly appointed, ant las taken upon bin.
fllf the tru.t IF ALsin.itr-tur de bonis non
On the citafe Ct
1zNDtEH~ DU31TTNC.
lz:e of Brualwick in he county OF Cnral,-
land yeoulau decc4led, By givirg z bond a. th..
ia7 dirc-tsi- tla therefore rsqueft NJ peri WV.
VINO a-c indebted y the laid deceafcds en.
70 MAKE immediate payment anu .aafeuhs
have any demands thereon, TO sxa.6.t ~
lane 70
James DunninP,
d. E.E. ~ 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

BrsyfrieE, Fck 81, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

pinions have been capricious and wavcr-
ing, often warped by the most frivolous
circunnstances-that in his political con-
duct he has been tinld, inconsistent
and unsteady, generally favouring inca
sures Of factisus and disorganizing
tendency, always leaning to those which
would establish his popularity, however
destructive of our peace and tranquility
that his political principals are some
times whimsical and visionary at 9TH
ers, subvelsiye of all regular and stable
government--thath his writings have be-
trayed disrespect for reHgion, and his
partiality for the nnpious Pam, an en-
nifty to ChrisfiamifyAthat his advice re-
speeding the Dutch company and his
open countenance Of an mcendiary prin-
ter, and the views of faction, mani
fest want Of due regard FOR national
faith and hubEc credit--that his a5hor-
renee of one foreign nation, and entdusi-
astic ,devotion to another, have cxtin-
guished in him every germ ofroaL na-
tionaL character and, in short, that
his elevation to the Presidency, must
eventuate either in the debasement of
the American name, by whimsical,
inconsistent, and feeble admins tration,
or in the prostration ofthe United States
at the. feet Of France, the subversi0a of
our excellent Constitution, and the con-
sequent dsst4 ZION Of our present fros-
feTty."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15
&l8celianr.
LONGITUDE.

LONOLI OLE.
IL has long been delirable object with the
commercial part of the world, that lome meth
% might be invented that would enable nayi-
Igators 10 determine the Longitude at fea, with
more e2ie and facility, than the methods Of on
Grafton now IN ufe admit Of In purfuit Of
this Object the talents of the ablea Math-
ematicisns Of the ags, have been exercifed
and various Improvements have been invented
and prone ed for clearing the Apparent Dis
tance, IN a Lunar Observation, of the effects of
Parallax and Refra6tion Thofe exert;ons
have principally ihaed in the contribution Of
Linear Tables, and fone fmaI improvements
IN the methods by Calculation; but they, have
not hitherto ipceeeded in the limplifcation of
any method, 70 az to be fuited to the circum
it1nces and conveniencies of navigators IN gen
eral, and at the fame time containing thar de-
gree of accuracy which the nature Of the fuD-
jea requires.
The writer of this, however. Is enabled 70
allure the public, thar aftera long and tedious
reiearch, and minute inveftigation of princi-
pies, he has happily invented or difcove ed
method by which the apparent may be reduce
ed TO the true diftance, by INFECTION only, il
hngle Numerical Table, which is now con-
itrueting for that purpole; from this 4 able the
Error in Diaance, occa6oned by Parallax and
Refratfion, may be as readily taken out and
applied to correct the Apparent DiRance, as
days work at iea is done by the help of Ira
yerfe Table. This is certainly an ufefuI diff
covery and improvement, and will in femr de-
gree contribute TO the general fafety of Nav-
cation; II, therefore, the gentlemen Of Bofon,
Especially thofe concerned in Commerce and
its Safety, feel difpofed to encourage and fup-
port the Inventor in the prolecution Of tbs
ufeful work, they may be convinced Of the
truth Of his allegations by appointing fuita-
bic Perion 10 confer on the fubea, who ihaIl
leave q line at the Poll Office, directed to X.
X. BsEe4 .-
7. s. There feveral other Improvements
of minor confederation attached to this work,
which in que time viii be made public, but
cannot at prefent be Particularifed-c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

FROM zRR SEgroRK HxRALb.


E1,. Fs5rrdezs fsse,. The fetting m az
newspaper Of political complexion ia this
country, IS in some refpeG different from that
G. At&bliihing any other buginels In aln,oa
all other BREACHES of bufinefs or other profef-
ions there is room for number, and there
fore, the new conner is under no obligation
either moral or courteous, TO 1orfuIt thu. nle.-
frre Of pre-occupants not 70 with editors of
newspapers. It is very certain that no paper
can exift and fourth without a liberal and
extenhve patronage; and il is equally clear
that no papers in this country, excepting adj
vertIhng papers, polieis enough OF this nat
ronage 70 be able 10 part with anv con-
flderaole portion ef itwithout its PROVING
fatal to their exifence Although there.
fore only a inal part Of this patronage is
directed to another paper, and NOT enorgh
TO remnnerate the new editor, yet may he
who lofes even this little, FAY with the. poet.
iae '@Aes IRON me -.ls nf -erarrs
'.i7s' That-which rsf irrieta tin, s'F t3
But makes M feor indeed"
With fuch imprelions, the gentlemen who
were among the FRI to encourage Mr.. Fc1en-
den TO effablifh q weekly paper here, confult-
ed the editor of this paper in very early
itage' and before any heps had been taken to
eDiuTe Il iuecefs. Viewing MIR. FefIeuder as
an able auxiliary IN the caufe Of fedrraIifrn.
ana believing that his PAGER, on the plan it
was ProPoied to conduct it, would not mate
riaiiy interfere with our own, the editor cheer
fully gave bis alsnt 70 il. And he now, in Of
feTing the Frsee7u TO his readers, recon
IInends IL hncerely, heartily and confcientiouf-
" 70 their liberal patronage.