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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
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THE partnership of-R. ". .fshtan, ofKing
George county and the state Of Virginia, ard
garden CAahin, Of the town Of Alexandria and
district of Columbia, under the firm OF ASH
TON end CHAPLIN, will expire on the st Of
October, 1906, by mutual agreement.
The agency Of their oHairs will remain 10
the hands of r. ". ,42htonsss usual, till frally
closed with whom all those who have claims
OH them, as well as those indebted to them,
will please make their settlements.
r. W. Ashton,
Gurden Chaplin.
September i6. @7l 2arSR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
10 II n W-ATT IT'S

FL Il \ Il ND Rim
Has just received, per the william Murlocb
via Baltimore, from London, conDlete &c.
sorta2ent of
s p K I NC GOODS
Naich re Will sell low for cash, or to punctld
customers, viz.
Gentlenens' Silk and Cotton Hole
Do, s;l'; and leather Gloves
Ladies six and cotton Hose
30. six and leather Cloves
Silk and Gotten Ciiat1i,&ay Muslins
,3-8, 7-8 apd 9-8 ul1drcSSe3 ginshamS
Figured anG plaie ]aconet Cambicks
Plain and figured jaeonet Muslin
India Book Muslin
White an9 colorcd Canorcs
Plain and figured Leao Muslin
Lero Shawls at,d ' els
Iali~' Grapes and Lutestrin6s
London ChiHtzcs and CaIicoes
White and tolored Jeans
Cambria Diniaes
FIRST cnop long Nankeens
Marseilles Jean and Muslinet NVai1Coatn;
Brown and scarlet Randanoes
Ei-ai Madras Hahdlercbiefs
Sd. A. and ga d;unask Shawls
Diaper Table Cloths
R<issia Sheetins
White ard brown Sheetings
Super5ne Cloths and Cassim.res
pieces Salisbury Cloth
bales Icdia goods
7-8 and A Irish Linens
White and brown Platillas
Umbrellas and ParasolS
German Tick!enburgs
White ard brown rolls
Fed Ticking
Apron and shirtins Checks
Waldron's grass and grading Scythes
Wedding Hoes assorted in casks
GeHtlemens' best London Hats, &c
May 6
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
DIR. Rawfons Worm Pow deTs.

A medicine wiich for efficacy and fatety IN iss
'operason fands unrivaled. Tbcsr,5f su:hso-
ties.ed proofs and Respectable authorities CT It's
astonishing virtues, and furpriGng edttts, 10 ez-
ttcnic and atsrn,ng cafes OF worms, may be Zen
at the place of fale. Price 50 cents packet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
Kc has LakeaMie for Sale.

Hc has lahewys for Sale,
A general aaortmenr of Drugs, Patent ME.
sici"cs, Shop furniture and Walls; few hand.
tome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof walls,
Ehense OF Spruce; Patent Backing; Madeira
a'si oi'sfry wine; black bottles in hcgheads;
paints gfound in oil; and few barrels Flax
eed On, which he will fellon rcaionable termt
COS csa', or TO punduai csaoners On a hors
credis.
BF a generous allowance will be made to
shoie who parchafe tie above Medicines by the
DOZEN
Marea ?. Jaw
a few copies of the american
= ardaeT, tor sale by Robert Gray, at
his Book Store.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
:9orf:gis InteltiGrnce.
BOSTON, Sept. g.


BY the arrival, on Friday lat, of the Sally Ann.
Capt. Clover, in SO days from Liverpool, we
have our hles of London papers, continued TO
July %. few extracts are given from them
IN our foreign department. On the fIhie6f OF
peace, they afford no poGtivc information, be-
You'd the fact of Preliminaries beiRg opened
FOR the Pnrpofe, between the governments oe
Z. Britain and France The corjettures and
opinions belowed on this prolific iube6f, in the
London papers, are as various and contradic.
tory as the ihades of character in real Hfe.
From the MATS Of his fpecies of Dewfpaper dif-
cutiion, we have felc6ted the following, as pnf-
iehing, in orr opinion, the marks of pretty
found and appetite reafoning -
|. Has the ohjef OF the war been obtained
IN whole, or in it's fartheR poilible part
Sc q If the ohjett of the war has not been OBJ
tanned in whole or part, have we obtained any
thing as futable equivalent
Sc 5. IF neitherthe objea, nor any fuitable e.
qniVa'ent has been obtained, is it vet necef.t-
~ to abandon the puriuit l. attainment hope
leis, or OF more colt than the worth of the OBJ
jeG fought
A. If nece1ary or advfabe to abandon e.
very hope from the war, what is the actual va
lue, T. e. actual ftreug'h of our prefent ftuation,
and what may that htuation demand in trea-
ty?
5. Whether, fuppoing the war without a.
ny other Pollible object than precauton, even
that PROBATION and fecurity againf the ambi-
ton OF France is not Of itfeif fnlficient obied,
* worth all the cots Of war 2. Whether the iitu-
alton OF the enemy does not require us to be on
centineI, I. e. to be in camp, and already to
march at days warning.
6. In fuch iituation, what is the actual
difference between peace and war, t. c. between
jealous precautionary peace, and defenfve
war Whether there is any further difference,
than that fate of peace, ft requiring us to
remain armed, would FIX us as potts to the fpot,
and leave us every part of war but its inf1iring,
ana not unfrequently indemnifying activity.
whit war, together with all the COT, would
give us the neutral advantages of the aate. Nv
the iuperiority of our navy, our foreign com
mcrce houriihes, and that Of our enemy or RI
val, IS annihilated from the face of the feas
Our frength and wealth is thus rendered, whilt
that OF France NUT daily decline. In a word,
a Jealous precautionary peace is but an mac
tive war, war with all its colt, and without its
ipoiI, war that would exhaut the nation,
wh'l't by letting free the commerce of the enc.
my, It would render her power progreiiiye.
! 81. Finally, whether what will actually be
given for peace by France, will be fufTicirnt to
remove or indemnify us for thele evils? Wbe-
ther we lhalI be fecured in the Mediterranean
! bY the pofief6on cf Malta ? Whether any
bounds viii be eGablilhed which flalI coufine
the French power on the cat /? Where will be
tie advantage Of Malta if the French ihall pro-
ceed TO pollcis themiclves Of the coats of -
Mediterranean The c9nr1eree /, with ,hc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
FOR SALE.

MY Plantation fituated in the county of Chef
IyG terfield on both fides Of Falling Creek feven
Mlies from MaucheAer adjoining the lands Of Col.
Matthew Cheatham and Mr.. Branch Cheatham, con-
tanning $50 acres, 900 If which is cleared and
IN good order, the balance welltmbered ard equal
70 any land on the creek. The Dwelling Houfe 2,
kitchen new, the Dwelling Houfe has three rooms g:
Paiiage on the lover floor & three above the kitch-
en- - by 80 feet, with other neccary uthoufes all
o. which arc in good repair with an excellent peach
and apple orehardalfo two valuable mill feats lying
on the above creek. NE payments will be one half
o. making a riGs; to the land the balance in two
annual payments 20 be fecured BY deed of tru on the
iard--Ine purshafeE viii be permitted to fow =
ero? Of wheat immediately, and poaelon given the
IRE day Of November next. The land can bs f1ewn
to ary peTion By application to the fubfcriber living
Oh tie preniilcs, and the price made known.
WILLIAM CHEATIIAM.
sePtSH'0es y et2wT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1906

1T meeting Of tie Di,e7o,,ef tie Riebsyora Turnpike
Company, baH at EAsrard HaRums faoryn in TIE eity
Of hife"rond, on 1asf1.y he 900 IF 5sfr!y, 1906.
p ESoLVED, That five dollars be paid on each
IN fhare held ny the Stockholders in the fad COM
pany to Nathaniel Sheppard their treaurer on or be-
fore the firf day of September next.
Re'oived, That proportions be received from any
Perons inclined to undertake the work on the Turn
pike until the firt day of October next and that the
fame be flied in writing with the clerk of the Conpa-
ny by the perions making fuch proportions.
An extract from the minutes.
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
N. B. have been direaed by the PRECEDENT and
directors, to requsa the Prefona maxim. proportions
tor undertaking the aforementioned road, to make
their fatements in fueh way, give the amount
uPon iuppoton, that the road is from forty to one
hundred feet wide and alfo 10 inform them, that the
time for receiving Propoials, is poaponed till the fr
day Of November next
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
September 3. (a)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
July Is.

ME fubferiher will fell the farm, on which he
Il lives, containing 1850 400 &c -,h:~, . =:
wood; this land is well adapted to the growth of
wheat, corn, grals, and lies remarkably well. The
improvements confft of dwelling houe, containing
eight rooms, new kitchen, laundry, fervants houfe
ice honie, fables and barn. The payment for this
property will bs eafy, as will take well fecured
bonds, negroes, or give long credit receipt of
fourth of the purchafs money.
CHARLES CARTER.
Culpepper, Sept. g. (aw.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
IOHN AIO0NK

4 INFORMS the Citizen. of Richmond, and the pub
lie, he has jun received at his Cabinet Manufac-
tory near the Fire Infurance Office hrge aiIortAent
OF Wudlor Chairs and Settles, made in the newell
fahon and by the hef werkn,en in the fate any gem
tlenan wifhng buy will pieaie frnd their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
get good warranted work, and low terms, either 10
the Cabinet line or Windlor Chairs.
June g. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

NN Tuefday, the eleventh day of November next
will berun for, the Williamsburg Courle
iweep fake purGe, for three year old colts, two
mile heats entrance so dollars; clofed.
Wednefday-the Jockey Club purfc of four hua-
dred dollars, four mile heats.
Ihurfday-the proprietor's purfe of one hundred
dollars, two mile heats.
Friday fweephake for mules; mile heats, the
beh three in FIVE, entrance ten dollars.
satprday--an elegant faddie, bride whip and pur
mile heats, entrance ten dollars
BY order offbs Club,
ROBERT ANDERSON, See',y e 7reqnar~.
Augua 2s. (epIlthNl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
ROR SALE

I'm vir:re of deed i'll trut, to me executed, by
Z captain Feufhes G. Tibb, for purpoies therein
mentioned; th. whole of thesproperty fpecifed il,
fad rut deed, conlfing Of very valuable tra9 of
LAND, feveral valuable Slaves, Houfehold & Hitch.
en- furniture, aud Stock Of various kinds.
The Land lays in Enex county on Rappahannocl,
river, ten miles below Tappahannock; very conveni-
tnt to the 6ea efhh, oYfers and crabs, contains 339
acres, lays level and well adapted TO the culture OF
tobacco, corn aud fmall grain. There is on it a
dwelling hosfe in good repair alfo other convent
ert houies for fyna family, valuable young orchards
OF peach and apple of choice fruits, belonging to
The above trad there is as much marh as will af-
lord hay iii the greatet abundance, for one hundred
aud Fifty head Of cattle the land is well watered and
remarkably healthy. The fae will take place ON the
Pretniies, on the oath day Of October nex, and the
terms fully made known on that day part Of the
Pureltaie money for each article will be required in
band
CHARLES BROWNE, Tyaaee.
Ehex, Augu0 s, If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
5aies at aurtinn.

To il fHtle Aat7ion Saturday tie II of Nov.u-
Der next,
rINHAT valuable HOUSE and LOT whereon
Mofes Dav,now relides oppoi,e to Mr.. John
Tayors-1he Lot is Sc feet in front and an hundred
and fifty baek-Tbe Houfe has an elegant fore room,
eonntngroom, and cellar, and we'll calculated for
itore There is alto on the los good kitchen, to-
baeeo factory, lumber-houfe, fable carriage houfe,
good fpring, and garden well enclofed. Terms
will be made known on day of fale
PRoSSER and MONCURE,v Y. MRS.
September Is. eptInN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
TO RENT,

ME TENEMENT, which Mrs Phepoe lately
occupied on the itreet leading by the Govern
ors, conheing of large cellar, a room ufed as a
kitchen, very well fixed fore, compiling room, a
drawing and bed room, and three fleepng and lun-
Der room in the garnet; immediate poieffion may be
had. Enquire of William F. An.
Auguit 29. f,f)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES
norhe
\ four miehs
Day-AH
fifty
orin Ownlc
lbs | Years lbs
Years do.
do do owed lbs.
j TEuan
formerly 60
hnod, Augse2o '"'i"i-'"''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
NOTICE.

TNHE Co-partnerhip of 6LLLZdT q KIRB1-,
4 by its limitation, would expire on the ira day
OF next month; but the members of that firm have
mutually agreed to extend it to the frh day of May
next-Al perfons indebted thereto are earnelfy re-
1neffed to come forward without delay and pay off
what they respectively owe, as longer indulgence
ought not to be expelled. Thofe who have unfet-
tied accounts and cannot make immediate payment.
it is hoped will execute bonds for their REFLECTIVE ba-
lances.
GILLIAT & KIRBY have already received part
Of their FAIL GOODS, and by the firf arrivals
from London, Liverpool sc. the reGdue is expected
which they will fell low for eafh--Ceuntry produce or
approved notes.
GILLIAT e KIRBY.
huguR 19. ep 2n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

u ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
4 zed, the races will commence at this place, on
the End. Wedneiday in October next.
lh Days mile heats. free for any horfe mare, or
geidiRg:
End. Day. mile heats confined to untried colts,
not exceeding years of age.
The regulations with refpea to weights, &c. are
adopted from thofe of the Fairfield Jockey Club
A general meeting Of the Club, is requened on the
day preceding the frH days race.
SHELTON JONES,
Sesretary to tie GLIB.
Hanover e II ! Aga :. izdo.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
TO SPORTSMEN.

y ON
mn be ftd 5HJGeiy at The Bs7oing Green, on The IoB
day9 O7Obcr next IF not t,ivafely dLseEI efE.toye
,fbdtHmsJ Br toli97virg Si1Hjors
pUZZARD--DARE DEVII.--ARCHDUKE,
- ESCAPE by Precpitate ola filter of Buz.
zard's--STOR M, by Cormorant out of Darlington
mare.
After which about thirty thorough bred brood
Mares, Colts and Fies. The terms Of iae will be
made known in few weeks by
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK asd
JOHN HOOMES,
AuguR l. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

4 LExANDER STUART, Eiquire, of Rich
a mond, and Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 70 obging to undertake my law buff
nes. The former will give his attention to it in the
federal court and in the of appeals. The latter
in the uperi0r court of chancery for the Richmond diff
tria
CREED TAYLOR.
July Is. Uf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

20 BE RENTED-The Tenement where
= now refide, and poaeGon given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

CHARLOTTESVILLE RACES.
NN Monday the 18th day of OCTOBER re1,,
will oe for over the Charlottesville oourie
fweepitake purfe for colts two mile heats, eleven
colts entered at hundred dollars each,
ALEX. GARRETT,
P'oeriet0r eftLe esu.Ie.
September l6. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

4 LLftrjon5 b0Oiag claims ngaigR TIE eGate
\ Of John Ho0nie5, dee'd. Of TIE Bo4vhng-
Green, are regretted to make them kno7vn, tbaf
ProviEon may he made fer n final /cffiemenf.-
Anu fbeie inde6teA mnR mike Immediate bay-
menf to JOHN HOOA4ES, and
JOHN G. WOOLFOLK,
Executor Of John HoomeJ, det'd.
Jun. %. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
NOTICE.

u Hff"eEiiENSiONo FOR the health of his
L family having difabled the fubfcriber from
abiding permanently at Norfolk, he has remov-
ed to the city of Richmond, and fixed his Office
in the houte near the Capitol, lately pied by
the Commilfioner of Loans. He propoies to
prattiie law in the Federal Court, Court of Ap-
peas, and Court of Chancery, in Richmond ;
and will continue alto to practifc in the Chan.
Gerry D'itrict Court of Williamsburg, and Diff
trd Court of Suffolk.
WIN. WRIT.
Auguh 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

FOR SALE-on the Io4vcf terms
$500 Jacks of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
OF LIVERPOOL EARTHEN WARE of fuper;cr
quality & well aGorted, jun arrived in the flip Mer
chant, Captain Johnson, from Liverpool, at Ber-
nnuda Hundred
oVERTeN ANDERSON.
Nav 23.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
A BARGAIN

A BARGAIN
M AY be had in Chariot, Harnefs, and pair
IVA of excellent horfes-En9uire of the Editor.
Augult s. IF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
FROM THE WESTERN WORLD.

TIE Kentucky Spani6 I1sciation, BlOm7fs Con-
IoD0ey, and General M;raa4a's expedition.
NO VII.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

JSSisiii GEGNO l..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

There is no way by which the popuiace are
eaher biafed and rendered dif4fc6ted, than by
conversations of this nature. They carry more
force end weight with them than the mott Ia
boured oratory or defamation. They were
harrangues of this fpecies which RATED Oliver
Cromwell to the proteetorhip of c.. B. and &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
Iohn Lord,

Ntni ass,fo lEsGrs. Crgi y Marfi@''---f0re.f's''
HAS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for ialei
complete ahortmsnt OF
rneHb Hat, sf the neTvef Jatblen,
Among which are:-
Real fuperfne mems Beavers,
Large and final rim'd do. Of the iecond
quality
Few real patent iilk do
Mems aud boys cameFs-hair do. Of vari-
Gus kinds and solors
ZikezUi(c-A handlome aflortment of ANE-
RICAN HATS and HAT-TRIMM1Ncs, OF
every Description.
1 Cath and the higheH price CIV
en- for all kinds of Shipping and Hating
FcTRS as above. (t) N00. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

10 4 III w " AZ ~
II 1a Sip CBsndle,y Store, "a. ?, Union-W5aJ'
HAS juft received 4 freih fupply Of
GOODS, conlRing Of
100 barrels o. Wilmington Tar
40 ditto pisch
100 bolts Rugia Duck
50 do Ravers
100 boxes Spuru. Candies
10 do dipd do
boxes Role Brimit0ne
10 car. Iinleed Oil
do Spurm. do
Q do Whale do
Sheet Lead
DO Copper
Do Iron
- kegs London ground Paint
4 general anortment Of Nails
Gu and wrought Brads
Ouadrants
Brais and wood CompaiTes
Black and bright Warmth
Spi is Iurpeniine
! cons Of Did Junk for Oakum
tons Of Junk for Yarns
Brandy in, Rum
sug4., Tea, Pepper, &c
ALSO,
A general afortmcnt Of ship CbaHaery a
nfual, Cordage by retail or gang-All which
will be fold 5n the moG liberal terms
N.yez.L.l "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
AZ 10 FARMEPS.

THE Lands il Townfhip No. 4, il
the Sfh Range north Of the Waldo IA
tent, are offered for fate III Lots of Any 6zs,
from 100 70 800 acres to be feleticd ID aay
part OF the townlhip, It tie pIezfure 81 Pur-
cLalers.
This townlhip is locked win valuable
timber Of various kinds--is well watersd hy
it[eamS which fan into the Pilcataquis, and
afford an ealy and cheap conveyance is
rafts and boats carrying hye tons, to the tidF
waters on the Penobico5 The foil Is inls-
riof 10 none IN the Diltricf Of Maine, ana GO
title is indifputable.
a. the Pyiaeipaf Object Of the iae WILDE lf
promote the immediate retirement OF ne
townihp, il viii be difpoied Of pa ieFas
UNUsUALLYLIRERAL, and to none except iucA
| Is bbIH 6seooe all4ai ysiisr5. 1hoie thereh'iff
who with to obtain Farms On fucn tsTnss arr
Tnvlteed 20 examine thc townfhiP, and ~ 49,
Their particulars apply to
Bangor, 1906. MOSES GREENLEAi.
Arth = Shirley riaites.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

a 1 Georgetown Maine, for the
winter feafon, SCHOOL MASTER.
Of a good moral character, and who can "
well recommended 10 teach reading, writing,
arithmetic, grammer, &c one ALTO who has
Kill in Instrumental and vocal mufic, would be
preferred TO whom an adequate compen(s-
Ion Will be paid-Any further information
will be given, on addretiing a line To Mark l.
Hill but none need apply, who does net fuc-
tain an unexcep;ionable character ana who
cannot be recommedea a. above.
Csey*tg-g5; Dee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

h'ROM the fubfcriber the Atb inf
a black Mare. name cut off fquare, hind
feet white, fore feeI hod and is a natural
Pacer-whnever will return faid Mare Or
give information where fhe NAV be found.
hall oe handiomelr rewarded BY apDlving 10
MAJ. Jed6 Cab Of Gray, or MANUEL H,iuQ,7p of
Falmouth. DANIEL BRANAN
Dee. |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
Daniel Garland,

INFORMS the public hat he has
4 formed connexion in buhnels with capt
JoHN LIeHr; and the aulnes will in futare
be conducted under the firm Of
.laurl 5af.4a. y Co.
Who have for Gale a. his former ffand at the
head Of Lo4g-Wbayt; an exten6ye alortment
of
ErpfjB, " z. Gs0ds and Groceries,
4Al5o,-A complete afortment Of ready
made Clo-hes, &c &C. whic- they are de-
rermined to difpOle Of on the mott reafonable
re rms
Where, alto, the TAILORING BUSE
NESS ;sAxecuted in its different departments,
with fidelity and difPatch Nov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

a HandGome three aory brick Dwelling
a Houie, pleaiantIy itua;ed in Back-Rreet.
handsomely fuiihed, with 4 good pump Of
water, barn, &c
45G- a two ftory Houfe ia Cum
berlaud ftreet, pleafantly ftulted, neatly fin
ialed ndpanted, withnecefary conveniences.
Like1pif-a two itory Houfe, fit
uated Handsomely in the fouthern part Of the
town. orterms apply at this Office.
Sept. Is. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
--z7fkkE eEr--
CONSOLATION.

CONSOLATION.
Tenasia 10 Luciio-b. ~ Hzf(ey.
BY tomb tAat held his treasure,
All lis filial pride and pleasure,
Thus a father mougu'd his child:
"Leave, al leave me to my so-Tow
= Dark ny day, and ,!..rk mt morrow
. Life IS now a dreary wild:
Hope torsook me,
Misery took me,
{" When in death my darling smi'd."
Ere his pl-int Of wee was ended,
From IN azure SKY dec-nded,
Gracious Ply cheer ! his sight
I" Know, She sad, and cease to languish,
= Heav'n afl.cts, with transient anguish,
Hearts that sacred bonds unite,
E" out % render
Bliss more tender,
8 IN eternal scenes Vi Il sht."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
TAKE YOUR CHOICE or

5000 or $1,000 D9iLarS.
TICKETS and Quarters in Amoikeag Canal
Lottery which commences drawing the
5th infant, for fae at the Bookitore of
ISAAC ADAMS. Prizes i'll this Lottery are
not lubjeGf to any deduction.-Highea prize
5000 dollars, Of 1900 and 2 of 1000; be-
fdes number OF 500 and IO0.-Tickets rife
to $50, and quarters Dollar SO cents.
A45-lickets and Quarters il
Harvard College Lottery, which contains the
Capital Prize of 5000 deIlars, and great
number Of other valuable prizes.
Dec ].
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
4 black CozO L0R

STRAYED from the fubfcriber's
lot, on Sunday the 23d infan;, fmall
black COW, about nine years old having a
lit 10 her right ear, and fmall hole as If
made by tenpenuy OimbIet on the front of
her LETT Horn about 8 inches below the iii
Whoever will return faid COW to the fub-
icTiber Ill Portland, fhall be well rewarded
Dfe. ]. CHARLES SIMPSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

From the fublcriber in this town,
On the oath IF October, chefnut coloured
HORSE, with white fpot on his forehead.
one wal[eye, long maine and tail, truts all
Whoever will return laid Horle, or give IL
formation 70 that the owner may obtain him
again, tltall be nandfomaly rewarded for th,;r
trouble. THOMAS DE- AN10
Dee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

OfTHBEG
IRON the fubfcriber IN this TOWN. about he
= eth infant, a forrel coloured Horse with
white face, feet all white. wall eyes, trotss All
Whoever will return him or give information
io that the owner may find him fllai Be zen
erouay rewarded. WILLIAM POLLEYS.
M. "a.