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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
L,A>lD FOR SALE.

S%iiE Subscriber wishes 10 sell
S0o aces at .aad ,,inS on The waters OF
~ S''no cr.S ia EiaiiisS cnm,,y, within 6 miles
ct ,'e cn'r, hrnse. This land perhaps is equal
10 any high 'auS. IN ne said county for the pro.
dusion o' tobacco, corn, wheat, &c and lies IN 4
very agreeable wealthy ncighhcrhood and is
WEI Improved; Oh it is : dwelling house. jus,
bnl,, oS b. %. so2rrconis on The lower eooY anc,
two above, VITA al other necessary cat hsuses.
ali % shic, are uew. Any pe,son wishing 30
purchase. will apply to the subscriber living or
tEc premises.
William Yanoey.
December 13, 1905. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

4 HOUSE at the Falling Gar
( n dens. Apply 10 the Editor. OF to d.
wilson, who viii give cash for 4 few thousand
pounds OF SENECA or RATTLE SNAKE
loot; also for BEE oW AK and LINsBED
OIL
Richmond. Dec sth. 1905. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
To be Rented,

q NEW 8RiCgHOUSE, two src,ies high,
4 y with dorr'er windows, with eight h.e pa
css ia each tenement. Tic house was EG.lt e.
accommodate two families. IL lies The 'na,o
street, on Shockoe nil, D.tle above MAJOR
~ c.fe'5 Wa. DU-VAL
December IS. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
Geo. Watt

TAS rcu9vsdfron the store he formerly oc
= l. CDPid 20 bzick house on the crogs stree.
lcL3.ng som Slie main sl4eefto Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers TO dis
pose Of on moierateferms, by wholesale,
Tie f6llo6ing AtticLcS, viz:
Loaf All Museovsdo Sugars,
~. England, w. lqland, and Antigua Rum,
Cospisc Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Cofcc Of superior quality,
Molas5cs, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young ~ son aud Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
paieHt ShCf assorted sjzas--hnd
The remainder Of his stock of Dry Goods
consisting principally Of articles suited TO the
present and approaching seacon, which he will
either sell on credit of 3, 6 and Q months, foY
notes negociabie ~ the Bank Of Virgins. with
approved endorscrs, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour OF Hemp
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

assoTsmer; 81
FALL GOODS;

.En2.g .Uh'ca arc
Cloths, Coatings and Cass!,.,c,es,
P!aios. kersvs half Tb;cks,
Rose, Duii- ami Point Blankets,
Fannels, scarlet, crimson white 6 yellow,
Vclvets, I'hicksetts & Constitution Cords,
Bennet's real parent DO.
Fancy Wa'stcoating & Swandcwns,
Ca,,icoes ftusns & Cam5rics,
Real Silk 'Chambrays {, Irish Linens,
Elegant SILK Shaw!s & Hosiery. sc.
Together with other articles in the fancy way,
a.! Of which are offered at the most moderate
rdioes
GUN POWDER of superior quality, by the
keg.
s J. aa,'ers himself that from his attention
in procuring this article only OF an excellent
quality and the reasonable RATE AT which lie se,s
it--hs viii not oniy merit ] continuation OF his
customers, bu, he enabled 20 supply imua;, 70
their satisfiHion) all those who are in the iabiS
of retailing it.
Oacber 29th, 1905. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

10y virtue OF q deed OF trust { yccuI-
AS ed 10 The subscriber, by Jacob Maddox, ot
Buckingham county, 20 secure the payrren, Of !.
debt due 70 James Murphy !, Co therein sxpress
ed, will certainly be SOLD, TO the highest biz;
der, on Saturday the first day of February next
at New-Market. in Amherst county. before he
s,o.e door of the said James Murphy &c Co.
The Following Property, to wit:
Lucy and her two children, M.ily and Nancy. or
50 much thereof as will be ,uiicient TO discharge
the said debt. with ieiereSt and charges
John Higginbothan, irustee.
Wa rlius,cr. Dec Ssh 1905 su
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
Land for ! ale.

HE subsei Der oilers for sale, $50 acres Of
thar valuable, rael Of LAND, belonging 10
the late col Bernard Markham, dec about three
miles above Manchasie, andlyiug upon the river
aiiording several very conyenen mill seats this
traa possesses many advantages which would
DC considerable 10 purchaser. 1t is new undar
high cultivation, inclesed in good fence and
well wa.e'ed; TWO thirds of the above rraSt is
covered with valuable timber, and lies Converts
en' either 10 the turnpike or river The above
laud If not disposed OF privately prior 10 the Is,
day OF Nay, will! then be olersd II public auc-
ton, on the pSemises in lots to suit purchasers.
ANY person wishing to view it will be shewn il
by the subscriber, or in has absence b, William
Bowies residing thereon
George Markham.
Dscerber s4,h. 1905. wtlmay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

e. a n AWAY, from the subscri-
AZ Der residing in the county of CampbeI i,
) hMtS. rnulatto slave, sold by Mr. Thomas
Taylor of Richrioni to Doctor Patterson, e
buckingham, and now the property of the sub
scribe, also, HARRIET. the wife of lanes
black woman, ahou, ,Venry years old, smes
iad oh when ne went away. green short coat &
a smooth leather hat. The woman carried of
with her several suits Of clothes Sine has aome
connexions amongst the negroes OF Mr. ADAMS,
oi richmond, ami rs expected, they a,e both
lurking in or about town Whoeve, will deliver
the sand slaves 10 the subscriber, or ledge them
in sorne jail Of this commonwealth, and give
such information that the subscriber r,ay gel
them again. shall! receive y liberal reward
THOMAS JONES.
December 18TH 1905 3,y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

WHEAT Fam < WOVEN WIRE
MdNUFACTORY,
No. z, Bridge street, foa, doors NORTH Of G,iGtb's
Bridge Baltimore.
kITHERE are made and sold. WHEAT
Wv FANS. FIRST quality ROLLING and other
SCRBENS, for wheat, barley flax ced &c
HIND RIDDLES and SIEVES, for coal
corn, barley. wheat, rye oats, mea, brick.dusi,
hax seed. clover seed cookie. lime sand, &c
SHIKFS for Indian meal WLRh SAFES (,
WOVEN WIRE for windows, &c &c
AMOS SMITH.
(Foymerip WEST t1 SMITH
". Z. a good assortment on hard
Any Of ,he above articles will be delivered in
Richmond. con short Hotiee) at the same prices
as az the nanuiaaory (excldsive Of freight or
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS e. SON.
Near tho Bason, of whom the prices may be
llnowu--who have now on hand Wheat Fans
Wheat and Lire Sietes, and Meal Stress, &c. Of
a superior quality
rs. wiRE SAFES, and .jeo tons Ear
IRON on Hand.
1I,h Mo. 1st, 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

N SuOSCrlDers 10 PlNhEi{-
TOMS MODERN GEOGRAPHY, who have
rot fet received their Books, ave respectfully in
,1rrned that they ave rsady lfor delivery at this
Office. 0.)
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Notice..

Propositions viii be receiv-
b ed by the Executive, for the purchase of
EIGHT CONDEMNED NEGROES repriev
ed for transportation. under the act " TO EN-
power the Governor 10 transport slaves con-
demned, when il shall be deemed egpedien,"
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10 be- Rented.

TOR one or more years t.,gcsher or separately,
= Two Fire Proof BRICK 7ENE 6zEN7S,
in tho back street near The basin, and adjoining
the warehouses ocou led by Messrs. Taliaferro
z Dickinson. They are suitable for warehouses
stores, and Will he f,ed MP with counting
rooms and shelves to Silt the tenanrs.
JOHN WICKHAM.
December 81. 1905 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

nOCTOR dALLEk has actually opened
~ his 4CADk .NT IN the house OF .!rs Me
redith's opposite 10 MIR. William Dsvidson's,
where those w"o wish TO enjoy the advantages
"i his pubic tui ION, musg snter lore rhe 9th
instant, after which scholar y, i'll be admitted
uaui the commenced course OF study shall be I'm.
ished
N'cbmont, January LIST, 1896 q
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j I'd Ne.ebralel rnnninR hnrse

ne ef'suing sr,'n5 DIV U.He9H'S 'H'n 20 DC SC
riously mcapaci ated 4, tlis time % distinguish
himself upon the ,url owing to an excessive
hard founder which he experienced few
monks previous 10 ais race with Force. but
after the na,cn was made between them, has de-
clined running him agaius ne viii hs shewn 4.
the f flowing cou'thoases durihg he March
'e'rn of each c3u,t viz Buckingham. Gooch
land, en- berl1nd * powhaan His pedigree
and performances. togethe with more gene al
Advertiser Mt in relation TO h,m, will be furnish
ed in due eason.
Decemre as 1905, 4w
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10 Rent,

September 4. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Candies, Butter, and Lard.

Juh received, and for Sale,
BY JOHN p. THURSTON g. CO
l96 boxes Spermacsti Candies,
$50 kegs Butter and Lard,
500 bbls. Philadelphia Flour, in whole and
half barrels
$50 bbls Mefs, No. I, 2 & Beef, in whols
and half barrels
ALs, on Band,
2l crates aaorted Crockery Ware
80 boxes by Is, iV by IL, by 10, 7byS
and 6 by 8 Crown Window Clals
s dozen EngliIh Shovels and Spaids
A fey dozen Blocktin Teapots
Pewter Quarts, pinrs and Porringers
rs kegs fngI Muftard
rs bags paten, shot, from No. I to6
2S pieces Iriih Linens, low priced
Englifh Scale Beams-S0o W.T.. Iron Cogs
Is bbls clear, bone mid. and No Pork
35 boxes dipt Candles
Is barrels frit quality Ship Bread
8 cafks Rice
SO kegs Paints, ground in oil
caiks Sp2niih Brown csfk Red Lead
81 pieces Ravens Duck-3o Gin Cafes
Kegs Richmond manufactured Tobacco
Boxes No. 3 Chocolate Chocolate Shells
so ehefts hrif quality HyfOn, Hy ion-Gin
and Soschong Teas
SaltPetre-Pepper-boxes Starch
Cogniac and Cette Brandy-Gin
Corks-Ginger, &c. fSriI %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
To Farmers.

THE Lands in Townihip No. &, in
the sth Range north of the Waldo Pa-
tent, are offered for fae in Lot. Of anv fze.
from 100 10 800 acres to Se felected in snv
part ct the to~Ithip, at the plealure Of pur-
chaiers.
This townfhip is Rocked with valuabl.
timber Of various kinds--is well wa,e-ad bv
treams which fall into the Pifcataauis. and
afford an eaiy and cheap conveyance for
RATS and boats carrying FIVE tons, tsthe i'd,
waters on the Penobicot The foil i ;nta-
rlor 70 none in the DittriGl of Maine, and tbe
title is indifputabie.
As the PrinaP1I object of the faIe will be 70
promote the immediate iettlement Of the
towniliP, it will be difpofcd Of on terms
Y USUALLY LIBERAL, and 10 none except Trch
as pail 6eesws SsSSai Jcfaers. 1hols theref,re
who with to obtain Farms Oh fuch terms. are
invited 10 examine the townihip, aud for h,--
ther particulars apply to
MOSES GREENI EAF.
Baagoy, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
REw-YoRK, APRIk s.

The fouthwettern papers contain
charges againft that arch trimmer,
Gen. WiLKiNsoN.--The Kentucky
Gazette, ftates, on the information in
letters, that he had fomented the al
arming differences between the A
merican and French citizens in Up
tY Logfana. This man it adds, we
have long looked upon with a Jealous
eye. The charges preferred againft
him by Gen. Wayne, which his
death alone prevented an inveitiga-
ton of, induce US to believe VIII
kinfon owes his feeurity TO that un-
fortunate event. During the feder-
al glory, none were at the levees
more confpicuous than this Wilkin-
fon (; A new adm niltration came
in, and this Court paraGte became a
p,ofefed admirer of Mr.. JeFerfon.
This is not all-although fyco-
phant, he is :yrant to all in fubordi-
nation to him. Be6des which, he is
reported to be public defaulter, to
tina tune of 100000 dollars. His
cruel per(eoution of the late brave
and unfortunate Col. Butler, will
long be remembered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

der. "Not for you," faid findley.
When he had ended, Randolph turn
ed to him and faid I" have you no
more to fay, good Sir ?"--" Yes,
faid Fincley, if I wifhed to waite
the time Of the Houfe, as you do"
ID. X. Williams arofe, in a violent
rage, and faid he was altonifhed to
fee this conduct in the Houle that
man (FindiyJ venerable by his
age, fhould deviate from the proper
line of behaviour, and be guilty or
fuch BASE and INFAMOUS. !.
here Order i! Order! Order /! made
him fit down.
Old Sloan, coaxed by the wags of
he houle, had written long fpeech
againf Randolph, and taking it in
one hand, and candle in the other,
he read it to the houfe. 1t was ve-
ry pointed and farcaRick. This faid
S'oan has confented to be our next
Vice-PreGdent his only objection
was, his being qu ker, but that
was removed by afuring him that
in cafe the chief command of the ar.
my devoted on him, by the death Of
the Prehdent, he could appoint a
General - Such arc the men who
rule over Us
The houfc rejeaed the memorial
of Mefrs. Ogdea and Smith, Of
Newye,k, concerning the treatment
the treatment they received Of Judge
Talmadge. No doubt Government are
Implicated.
The houle has refufed to fettle the
claims Of General Eaton, this felion,
though they know that Government,
owe him 4 or 5000 aollors. nj.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
EnOch MOultOn.

Goldsmifb and Te10eller,
X ElPsdfully informs his friends aud the
public, that he has REI1OVED frem his
former ltand in Fo,e-Styeet, to
No. 8, 1oreJs Ro4U. Fiib- Street,
neIt door to Mr.. Criffins Shoe Gore where
ne has eonffantly on hand. and manufactures,
warranted Gold Necklaces; 6lver table, def
fert, coffee, and tea Spoons, of The neweft and
mot approved fafhions; falt and multard do !;
Sugar Tongs, &c. &c. : hss OIL hand, as ufual,
JEWELRT e PLATSD WIRE, of every
defcrPtion.
N. B. All the above articles are warranted
10 give entire fatisfaetien, or returned.
The imalleit favour attended TO with cheer
fulneis and difpatch. Uy) Moys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
II Good Bargai7.

FOX Sale, FARM in Gorban,
htuated near Warren's Mills, lately occu-
pied oy Mr.. EZRA BROwN con, aiaing 2ven-
y acres OF excellent Land, abont thirtv of
"h'Gh IS under Improvement, and capable oF
Prooucing ten tons Of hay, forty bulhcls II
corn and number of bufhes of grain, with
only common feafod has a two tory houfe
parity hnlihed, and barn 80 BY 90 feet, itand-
ing on the lame. Any one who wifbes to
Purenaie farm, may now have good bar
gam by applying foon to
Seth Winfhip & Co.
Portland, April 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
JOel Hall.

Has for SAX, 1T No. 81, Lene-HBayE,
THE Cargo Of fchooner Jane, direct from
ST. Croi1, con6lting of
"a hhds. St. Croix Ram,
do. Sugar, Of an excellent quality
hiJO, in Store,
l9 hbds. Grenada Rum,
Hhds and tierces belt retailing MolaiTes,
Molafes Shocks
Boxes brown Soap for fhipping
dpyH %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

AoO~'
I once more write you from this
miferablr wilderness, which cultom
makes US call cty, to give you
faint idea Of the clo6ng fc@ne in Con-
grefs this fefiion. fay faint idea,
becaufe il is impo0ible to give you a
perfect Retch of the difgracefu! pro-
ceedings Of the houfe.
"Our leaders are as bad as the
French, but our rabble arc not 70 ma
ny" This remark has been verified,
frequently during the prefent reign
of democracy very often this lef-
fon, and mott empha,ically laa ev-
ening.
The houfe did not rife until II
O'Clock at night, and though thsy
were in fellion 70 late, much bu6nels
was left un6niihcd. Indeed if they
had been inclined to do buiinefs, :be
confuiion would have prevented.
Order ! Order Order were the
only words heard, for comfortable
portion of tie evening.
MIR. John Randolph WIS uncom-
monty cool and conciliatory. He
had hoped that notwithstanding the
afperity of many remarks during the
flGon, Copgrefs would diiIolve in
order, in union of fentiment and
without any difcordant appearances.
But he was fadly disappointed and
very much regretted the condua of
the Houfe.
Mr.. T. M. Randolph, having ia.
ken offence at fome remarks of Mr..
!. Randolph, either that day, or at
fome previous time, came forward
in daring manner. He faid he per-
fe6tly undcrftood the nature and dif-
petition Of the gentleman from Viz
ginia. That he had been llent
fpeaator, but as the feillon was a.
bout clo6ng, he woald not 60 before
he had endeavoured to efface the
itiema, which he conceived that
gentleman had endeavoured to fix on
him. That although their was an
immeafurable diitancs betwcen them
as 70 talents, he con6dered himfelf
fuperiour in patriotifm. That that
cntleman had faid things in that
houfe which he dare not repeat out
of il; had pointed remarks to nem-
bers in Congrefs, which he dare not
fay 10 them in private, and had be-
haved improperly on many oceafions.
That he had no decided averfion TO
quarrelling and knew the implements
4. well as that gentleman. Steel,
powder, lead and flint were fuch
implements as he liked, and fuCh as
he fhouId always have by him, &c.
All this time the Speaker more re-
fembled ghoft than man, for he
could fay nothing. Mott OF the
demos were highly pleafed, this
fpeech being expected. When Mr..
T. Randolph lat down, ]. Randolph
and his friend Gamet went out, and
In f,oft time I. r. was called out.
He returned and faid, he underftood
the gentleman from Virginia had not
de6gnatsd him in any of mis- remarks,
therefore be was ferry he had made
ufe of fuch harfh and intemperate
language. III
Old Findley likewife hickup'd up
a Phillippick againft Randolph at
fome length, giving his reafons for
not voting with him on certain oc-
cations. Findley was as boozy as a
yiperl ]. Randolph called to or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
fsurnr
THE R0Sf-BY an. yox.

THE R0S5.-Br ma. ro1.
TIE Rofe, The fweetly blooming Rofe,
Ere from the tree It's torn,
i'like the charms which beauty 1hews,
In lifes eIaiting morn.
But al how foon its iwests are gone,
How foon IL wither 'ng lies
SO when the eve Of fife comes on,
Sweet beauty fades and dies.
Then fnce the fsreff form thsts made,
Soon whitening we ihall find,
f.et each pesefs what sr'ER will fade
The beauty Of the Riind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
ut No. 3, Long-Wharf,
100 bbls fuperine Flour,
700 DO. Mefs No. l,2 * Beef,
$50 hais bb!s. do
40 bbls. Clear, Bone Middlings, and
No. ] Pork,
30 cafk Sugar HID. Nails, entitled to
debenture.
100 boxes mould Candles,
so do Spermaceti do
i5G do brown Soap a
5000 VT. Bacon Legs,
SO Kegs Lard,
20 bbls. Ship Bread,
AbrH 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Nttemttom !
Quincy 6 Dix,
Have juR received, and now opening for fale
AT the CHEAP STORE,

AT the LIE AK - ONE,
A Complete and full fupply Of fafh-
ionable SPRING < SUMMER GOODS
Of the very lateit importations--n making in
the whole, more general and cItenflve ailort.
nent of Fancy and Staple Goeds than ever OF.
fered for fale in this town---Thofe who may
with to iuPPly themielves with EzglE, Frse6
India or Dufa6 Goods, either fot ule or orna-
ment, and to have the price and quality per-
feetly agreeable to their wilhes, are relpect-
fully invited TO call and fee
large ahortment Of India Cottons, con-
filing of iheeting Gur-ahs; Fine Baftas Su-
Perianums fine flirting Cottons, &c.
India CalicOes; India B ack Handkerchiefs
Bandanns Handkerchefs
India Checks, iome full a. wide
so pieces of elegant plaid double Sarfnet
India Silks OF every faihionable color now
worn, fuPerior TO any thing of the kind ever
erpoied for fale in this town
10 pieces real fuperfne India Luftrings, va
rious falhionable colors--fuch as dark plumb,
iilver grey, gronnd of Egypt, mulberry, PruC-
han blue, Bonaparte drab, pink, changsable,
Black, &c.
Black, Slate and plumb coioured double
Florence Luitrings-
5-4 Italian Silks
Perhans-- q full adortment Of every kind
Of Silks now worn
Silk Charrbray Mullins, rich drefs col eurs
Cotton Plaid ditto
Pink, blue, dark and light coloured plaid
Cinghams--
Fashionable printed Cambrics--
Cambria CAlicoes, real luperfne
Common ito, a large afiortment--
CoPPerPlates of all prices and qualities
~ Sd and Ga white Cotton Cambrics,
from 2-lo to go
Plumb, black, nats, mulberry. buff, black
nd pink Cambri g.
Linen Cambrics
One Cafe real Irifh Linens, warranted not
bleached by the chemiCa procels--
6-4 Linen Checks Tor aProning--
Ladies, Gentlemens and Youths Worried,
Cotton and Silk Hoiery- GenIlemens Beaver,
forktan, DogtkIn and Cotton Gloves
Ladies long white, and Yorktan Gloves
Coloured Habit Gloves
Engiih, black, white, and fate coloured
Glk GOves, plain and Pic MIC
Laced Armletts, Black and white, Glove
~'~sb ~t~h oAAAClsy (O1tS,
Leno, Piquette, laced crosbard, Japan,
&mbored, and veined Mullins, of all qualities.
Elegant tambOured Cap Patterns
Plain and figured book Mullins, from go
70 Is per yard
IA, 5-4, 6-4, e IA Silk Shaws,
Sd Cambrick Shawls
Purple and common Ditto
Linen Pocke: Hankerchief's
Cotton Ditto of every difcription
"A large zfortment OF fashionable Ribbons
Thread, Silk and Cotton Laces and Edgings
Black, pink, blue, ftrsw and flelh coloured
Grapes
PIquette and Leno Wallis
Durants, Shalloons, Callamancoes, RufIells
Wildbores, Bombazines, Sc.
Cambria and common Dimities, Of all
qualities and prices
Damak, Table, Linen and common Diapers
Sroadcloths, Caiimeres, Plains &c.
Mariailes, water d welted Veiting---
Patent PaiSs and Cords
Velvets of ali prices
Together with thoufsnd other articles toe
10 mention. Apya "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
+. Greedy e. Co.

Fi56-St,eet, Have for Sale,
10 chefs hrf quality souchong Tea,
Bales Georgia Upland Cott on,
Gin Caies-Hhds. Rum,
Broadcloths, Plains, Flanel', Baizes,
Coatings, Swanfkins, VeIvets,
Sewing Silk, Cotton Hofe,
Hat Linings, Silk B aces, Linens,
Superfiae beaver and camels hair Hats,
buttons, &c, it0 dSrI II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Fashionable Hats.

John Lord, informs the pub
y lie, that he has juft received handfome
aiiortment of Engliih Hats of the newell fafl,-
ION and Of the lateR importation -Likewife,
general affortmeht Of American Hats. and
Hatters Trimmings-all which he will fell on
the ioweft terms for cath or approved credit,
at his fhoP in Fore-lfrset, next door TO CroCs x
Martins (5wl dey;i 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Fifty dollars REGARD.

WHEREAS JoHS INsra CLARK. Efq. Of
Prevalence, did encloie two DEEDS IN 4
Letter, directed to JOSIAH HARMS, Ffq. OF
Mafbis', which Letter was dated on the Il,
OF May lait, and put into the Pol-Oaice at
Providence the i4th, and was duly received At
Portimouth, as appeared by the poR-biIl, aud
could not be traced any further.
The irit deed was given by Edward II
Robbins, Efq. and Nathaniel Johnfon Rob.
bins. to John Innes Clark and Jsleph Night.
'ngaie, on the 9th of Augal, l7s7-'The 9th.
CT by Edward n. Robbins, to John lime,
Clark on the 18th of May, 1902.
Inc above Reward will be paid for beth
deeds and twenty-five dollars for each on their
delivery to
John Brewer,
Pf Maf-u, Stboo45eI.
Pof-ofhse, schoodick,7
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Dahcine Scb0oL.

NIX. SMl III, reipettfuIlv in.
forms his friends in P.rtlaud. and II,
vicinity that he has taken convenient roo-,,
IN Mr.. Taze5 PoOls houie, next door 70 Ma;
IH:y'r for the purpofs Of inltructing voung
Ladies and Gentlemen IN the arr of Dancing.
The School will be open for the
admilIion Of young Ladies on E,alr,r3ry,. and
Saf1sars, from 2 TO ; O'Clock P. M-And
FOR young Gentlemen, two evenings IL esrt
week, from s to 9 o'clock. (sna} M0zb. !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

Iriik Janet agreed with ioft Lubin to wed,
rtnd niortly the nyrnph TO the altar he led.
Returning and ehattering he Geem'd indipos' a,
Tie hung down his head and his eye lids he
closd
vim afraid my dear Janet, am greatly TO
blame,
I've been guilty of fomewhat hardly dare
name
Huhorco the matter, with care, have conceal'd,
But iouner or Later il mutt be reveal'd:"
" Good heaven! y fays Janet, what's the fecret
behind
1" Yoc alarm me, pray fpeak, this is very un-
KIND =
Oh" Lzys he, "l'd child ere my Janet I
knew"
" "One child =" exelzins fhe, Lord, Sir, Ics
sd frro"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

Jofeph M'Lellan g Son.
IL No. i6. C'.;s"-svBs1, Have Js' Sax.
70 casks fresh Rice,
80 half cask do.
Bags Georgia Upland Cotton.
.4trH IA.