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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
F TRAVELS

T TRAVELS
OF ANfcR4RSjstTfAE s1OUNGER IN
GREEcF,
During the middle Of t.e fourth century, before
the Christian era ,u
BY IRE ABSG BaRrHEi.ENII,
Ksc0sr Of the metals in rhe Cabins, Of ,ne king
CT trancc, and ''e,r>ber of the 70; al Acade-
NY Of inscriptions and Belle Le,tres.
1raHatated fSnn toe ffeaeo In t1iiy v5iunies--
FDsf dine ieaa l1aitioa. .4-.tr
T'fiE HISTORY
OF 7'EF PF2G PESS & TEREIWf7TON
Of 7RE R1EiN REPURLIG
By \ - "a GERGUSOH, Ii r.RsF
L. professor OF m al philosophy in the Uni
-scsity Of Etinhn b; member o the ROYAL
HcadSny at Ssr,'. of the So1al Academy at
/, Fia'cnc-, If the Etruscan s4c;etv of AnilSus-
Ms ltEnrtpna, and ~. the ACADIA AZ Rome.
Toe FRS; AHeytcan et,iion-In tlso coiuHes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

Committee OF the message effhr Preoidcns
relative to Trihosfon affairs NJ ssrs. j,
CLAY. John e. Smith, X. Nelson. Crow
ningshisid, Garnet, Fisk, AUD Dickson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Valuable Medicines.

SIR. H24aon. D. c.C
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
For SALE.

HIS FOX SALE,
A This Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
( \ is in the Houfe he now occupies. oppo6te
TO Mr.. L<qvb P<skS, on the WrR-Sde of the
Bridge. Providence. great variety of.
HOyis Paper and Bordering,
oftbe newea and mot eisgaut Figures 1t whole.
fae ard retail, on as good terms a. can be pur-
chafsd in America.
A generous credit given TO thofc Who pur-
chaie by the qosn,ity for retailing,
N. B. The above is prinred on good pa
per. and che work well execaied, by and under
the direction ofa wcsknan from Europe.
= AtW =. 1904, So.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
NATHANIEL DEARBORN.

BooK-ssLLER e STArIonLR,
No. IT. 7bames Sneet. ote9hfr Mr.. TesvritnFs
Cgfss- Hi0z/s. is toafisEoiy reeriui0g a1aiDat
10 k1 Bosk Store, and ar be bia<s all biz baokS,
bisesfswsr' may ds9tmd or f,org biadisg--nOVv
on hand,
NTORsE'S Gaz.,scer,'a volumes,
lVl- Neg and improved edit. Letter Writer,
Improved edition of Peny's Dictionary, up
wards OF thoufand moro words than any
former edition,
An of Lindlsy Murray's very valuable works,
Church Prayer Books, elegant and PLATO,
Watts Pislo, and Hymns, DO. do.
Adam Latin Grammar,
Scott's LeGons,
Elements Of Uisfnl Koowledge, vols.
Walfh's Mercantile Arithmetic,
Dabolps. Roots, do.
Farmers Aimsnsck for 1906,
AVariety Of Elesan, Books for Children. with
engravines.
a ercs. variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS, whole
fac and rer,;I, veiy cheap.
STAT1ONAR1I, of all kinds.
Black sod gil, edged Letter. Billet. and common
Paper. per Ream q, Qnlre.
Excellent Drawing Paper. cenn fhcet
Imperial, SapcI Roy ys!, Medium and Dcmy Pa
pei.
Quills bsfi quality, from No. 8 to IS.
Red and Back Tx in vials.
lrk Powder, dcz. or lpgle.
States, e'eat variety.
Lead PeScil.. Seslirs- Wax. Waters, Inkaand,,
Memoraodun Pocket Books S,c. sc.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF all Gzes, good psrcs. well b,und, and cheap.
BOOK BINDING,
IL all its branches done With elegance, durs
bility and difpascn. Specimens may be feeu al
the Bindery. No. II. Thsme,-Street. It
Newport, March 70, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
Wbolsfale 81 Retail at WILDER's Book
Stare,
No. Ioz--Thames. Street,

NOs o. lamee. otfceys
E7OR Sale by the Sobfcribers, the mof valua-
Il bic and extenhve sGcrtmcnt of BOOKS
and STATIONARY ever offered in this State !;
and at prices moch itfs than can be bouga, elfc-
where. Their collection of hooks il in all Arts
and Sciences, Biblel--Theif aGortmeut will be
fond from tic im,lisa pocket fze 10 the largeA
folio. Of 81 different editions, at prices from o
70 20 per cenf. lefs than Others iel.-Eyesy
new publication of merit, will be for iale az their
lore a. foon as from tie prefs.-Nex week will
be opened further colistlion, OF leveral huud-
rcd volumes of the moa valuable books.
Circulating Library.
They will oircnlaie say boos IN their fore
upon the following terms, tom which they will
not vsry--yiz.
The whole fet 10 be taken at once, and the
value thereof dspolted from which value. 6
per cent. per week viii be retained fer the nie OF
the booka--it always being a, the election Of
thc pesion taking she books 10 keep or return
them. ifIhey are materially damaged they will
not be taken back in any cafe.
Thcle terms may rot appear 10 accommodate
ing. bul the public may be sRured thar no other
plan can be adopted 20 keep valuable collection
of books lor circulation without lofs 10 the Ii
bra'iso. G. WANTON, % Co.
Newport, March Izth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
M O K MING sc HO o L,
Clarke-Street, No. s.

7B< SS5fsriJy isfsrms sts Public.
THAT Ne purpofes opening Morning and
i Evening SCHOOL. the 6rft Monday in
April mex, TO begin at half psR Eve o'clock in
the morning and continue until eighr. and the e.
venine fshool 60 commence al Eve o'clock, and
corciude at feven. for the purpofe ofseachrg
both fexes the different branchss OF Literatore.
For further information. apply as above.--
The Day School a, ufusl.
ELRAZER TREvETT.
- Said TRrvrTr hss engaged young
gentleman OF liberal educsiion, and ore that has
been fome tine ia fehool, who IL expelled by
the iirh {. next month.
Newport, March AZ, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
Four bufhels of Garden Peafe,
10 BE SOLD Rr

10 BE SOLD Rr
II URRINGTON ANTHONY. in Portf.
lp mouth, warranted good I; and Of se laa
year, growth. viz. Early Charlton, Msuowfsts,
two podded. and Spsnifh Dwarh.-AJS,
100 buheIs clean Barley.
FEB. &, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
Rsfsrs fbf1 96asks.

Kefsrs fbfV Tbakk5,
% their Cuaouen and the public in sener.
L al, fer their cuaomthe laft year. hopine
for . con,inuance--as every a,,entioa viii be
paid 70 the badnefs, and the fmaIIea favor grare-
iuliy acknowledged. They nov oiTs6 az y hole
Iale or retail, a, their old Rand, No. zs. Brcsd-
Street, oppo6te the Hay-Scaies. the iollawing
articles, viz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
FO r S ALE,

4 LOT OF LAND. under good improve
( ment, containing 50 feet in front on
John Street, snd 100 fee, on Laven Street,
Said Lofts well fenced With Locua poas, hand
iomely fi.os!ed CIR bnidine. For terms apply
70 BEN JANlIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb, II h, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
For Sale,

For Sale,
(ESEl1 A LARGE two ftofy Dwelling
tENpzs q Hoafe, with FIVE rooms on
lesNAll foor--a We! Of good water in the
nskssSssssa yard and an excellent large Gar
dcn. fitus,e in Thames. Street. Apply TO
WILLIAM SLOCUM.
Newport, March 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
p o T. r X Y.


From tbs Independent Cbr0nies.
STANZAS.
AddrsDsdtO Tn: JsssRsoM.
DER the plain in beauty infiling.
Ses the Rormy clouds ar,ie,
Witch. Mifihe light rcviire,
Hssg aVh5 b!aek the azure 1ies.
Buf ere yet another morning,
Drink the cold -ar,h's desy tear,
Light. IN brighter bfilliance dswnings
Shall the dark horizon clear.
Thus With fsIfchood's vi!ei aofy,
J.fsyon. in vain they Try,
To oDfcuie thy beams Of glory,
Sun-like beams that ne'er can die.
Furious fcnds. with fccrct flanders,
All their noifume varours pour,
While around 10 rapiare wanders,
Every infeet OF the hour.
Haggsrd envy prone TO lsnguiG.
Hate, from diiappoin,nent born:
Vexed ambition vents bis arguifh.
Malice imiles, sfsetieg iccru,
Ailiu vain--!ublime.y ridng.
Truth fhaH dsri her teivid ray,
And. the fomRer cloud dsfriGng,
Cha!e the cnvion, gloom away.
To thy aeiive genius owing,
That which dsr'd proclaim her free,
Still with fise Of freedom glowiog,
Bleh Columbia bends TO thee.
Like thy own Pa,swmee winding
Through the irrigated plain.
And the moontaiDs finding
Healtb and beasty in his train.
So, by godlikc Truth protected,
Shall rhy fame, the mind iis guide,
Flov with every charm coileetea.
AID remain the pcople'i pride.
Firm and towcIi>g as the moun,air,.
Csuwn'd with virturs's virgin fnow,
Pore ss na,pre's fa;rcff fountains
That with fparkIing briliancc how.
Clear as light when 6rR created.
.Chaas AZ angels guardian love,
And on wings Of tirc clated,
.Dcathlefs ss himiel, mall prove.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

THEfubicfihcn having entered into partner
n ihiP, under the tirmcf
Dunham and Spooncr,
hereby inform the Publicst Thar they carry on the
Sail Making baiinets, in 'its vs,ious branches,
At their Sail Loft. on the wharf Of ,hc haze Gen.
John Malbone, at the South past OF the town.
Thofe who may favor them with ,hsir cuaom,
may depend on puntauality and Jiipstch. All
favon will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLESC.. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. id.
Newport April 3. ,sos. 7otL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

Together with number Of other articles.
Dry Goods and Croekery-Ware.
ALSO,
500 vt. warranted fax pe,rcd HAMS.
7 fskins Hog, Lard.
a do pattrr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
Notice.

NOTICE, i, hereby given. that there are
IN number OF Small Children to be bound
out.-Terms may be known. by applying 10
ei,her Of the Snbic,ibeU.
ROBERT TAYLOR O,~.E.,,
JOHN TiLLlNGHAST, fof,Ss po,,.
JOB TOWNSEND,
Newport, Jan. bth. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
20 fE SOLD, or LET.

TO BE SCLD, OK LEY,
A ND poGtilion given the 75,h of ,his month,
L A that pleafanily dtus,sd Farm, in the town
of Miadetown. belonging to the fub!ciber,
about three miles dinancc from the State Houfe.
now occsPied by George Hathaway, which ex-
teads from the main wet road 20 the water on
the river conGaiug of about ago acres Of good
Land, which isyes very convenient for obtaining
Mspare. from an sx,crGvc fhcre, belonging 20
the Farm with fuitahe Buildings in good re-
pair.-The LAID is well fenced, with an excel
lent young Orchard, containing between four
and We acres of the beff frnit Tyee,-Eor
terms apply TO
JOHN c. SCOTT.
Neqvpori, Marek 10, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
7be BAKING BUSINESS.

10 carried on by them 10 ali ns brsnches.--
They conaanty keep on hand, Pilot, Navy,
and Ship BREAD. efficient to fupply any
veael at the hostea notice, and on ,he moft
featonsb'e terms--xsrrsnled squal TO any bak-
ed IN this State, or imported ftom the South
ward, for keeping during the IopgsR voyages.
Newport, March as, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
FO r S A l. r.

TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
Af No. 10, on fbe Ferry Wb0,f, Ssiexv Markrs
Sqpare.
SO Hhds good retailing Molanes,
60 DO. do. New Rom,
A few Hhds. Aotigua & Jamaica Rum,
A few pipes Holland Giu,
s Tierces new Rice,
40 Boxes Hard Soap,
,oo 3uihrls old Cotn,
80 Boxes "a quality mould aud dip'd tallow
Candies,
10 Bbls. prime Beefin good order for Dripping
90 Bbls. meft Beef.
Cables Of any dimenGou and Cordage Of any
hze can be had on the fhortea notice,
A few pieces Ravens Duck.
Sundry Dwelling Houfes in different parts o.
the Town.
Neafsrs, O6. 9. 1906.
TAKEN UP,
|NN the Wet Gde Of Dyre's lflsnd, final
~ CEDAR BOdT,
abovt eleven feet keel.--The owner may have
her again. on proving property and paying char.
ges. by applying to
UMPHREY TAYLOR,
Ms.i II wet1mgss.Syssk
Newport, April 10. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
Hard Ware Stationary, &C.
DAVID MELVlLL,

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, that
IN he has jaft received vety hindiame
aGortucnt Of Hard Ware, Cmkry ronmogsy,
Ja,ared Haye, Cabis, Farnanrs, Stationary
Sc. SIC. Alto. Deep fea Lines aad Leads. hana
d.. Fihne- Lines, Bed.Cord', and Clothe'-
Lines. AJ6.-
NeqV-9ork Manufactured TOBACCO
, and SNUFF,
Coniaing Of Nyys. Head Pie'sil Ladies
Twia. and cur Tobscco Maccsbau and Scotch
SNUFF, ofthr 6ra qaai,y at the Manuiaa-
tory prices. ~ CAsu given sof Lead.
Newport, Dec. 40, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
JOHN STEVENS,

lC1N S1EVENS,
7IN-PLAT'E WORKER,
HEREBY infor ssthe Public in general, and
/ 4 his Friends IN particular, that he has ta-
ken the Shop, formerly occupied by MIR. Joieph
Mcmford. dccesied in Tbames-nfeer, where may
be had all kinds of Tin. Ware, az the fhortea no.
rice, and as cheap as can be purchsisd in the
Srate.--Ali fsvon gratefully acknowledged
eafh. and the highea price. given for Old Pew
ter and Lead.
Newport Dec. 18th 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On tbe fta Msa6sy Of Jase srxf. at EItVsn O.
sisek, 4. M. i nor PyruissJ dytsfdgky
tbe Commifiee.
THE Eaate belonging TO the Marine Soci.-
l. ~, lately occcpedby Capt. John War
ner. Gtuased on Esfon's Point. bounded on
Washington and Poplar Stree,s-a very pleaC-
an. and airy Gtuation.----The tern, viii be
made known at the tire and place of Sale.
BENJAMIN PEARSE..
WILLIAM WOOD,
EDWARD EASTON, }Commi,tee.
JOHN CAEOONE,
GEORGE TOPHAM,'
Newport, April, 9Th. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

HAVANA SGGARS5 HIDES,
Or ,satsabe terms asG liberal eredit far aSSy0v-
sS /fea,iy.
IoHs DWoLrs u HsRsrr BRADFORD,
Lave for Sale, 900 boxes aHorted Hav-
4 anna SUGARS. Of fsperior ousiity.
now landing from on board the fhip Androm-
ache, a, the wharf Of Capt. John D'Wolse -
They will con,rss, 70 deliver iaid Sugars in Bof
ton, ihould the purchsfeu win it.
-ALso,-
400 excellent Sailed Hides.
Bnftol, X. L. April s, 800.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Henry Smith GS Co.
Ne a, Nuny's Reiv, Have tdr Sac

A's' ~ HIHiJeTS NotVj IIaUe /0F SdIs1
AN exteniive afortmen, Of newen file Ca
"A licoes,
Vein Mullins Japaned do Lace do Lace
Lappet do pink checked do; fix and cot
ron Chambrsy do /; fprigged do; fprgged and
plain Book do Piquet and Leuo do.
Laced Can brics, glazed and unglazed S4,
IA, and do cooured do
Furniture Calicoes,
Sd and Ga muffin aud iilk 8hawis,
German, Florence, French, Italian and India
Silks, E
Ladies' and centlcmens black, white and
1ate laced clocked Englifh and French ilk
Hohery.
Ladies rofe white, lace, pic mic and eolored
Engilh &Frencll fix Cloves Ladiee' habit do
Ladies and Gentlemen Cotton Evhery,
White Kid Gloves; Limerick do; DARK do.
grey cloth fatin habit do; Venetian Yorki4n
ditto,
Is and g inch deep netted Parafols; frin-
ged do-fIk and cotton Umbrellas
A large afortment OF Thread Laees broad
black patent do
Ladies Elatic Carriers,
silk and hlver Cord,
Fancy Head DrefJes-orKamente COMBS,
An aiTortment Of colored Grapes,
Linen ambric$-Ginghems-Shades,
White figured istin yeiting; hIkvelvet 90;
tabby do; quilting do; dimOty 60.
Patent Nankins blue do
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Caiiisneres,
Bri,ifh Shirting Buff N.nkinetts,
White Iesas-Tiffany and Grape Fans.
Colerain Linens-Indla Cottons,
Fashionable fuper6ne brown, black, blue.
bottle-green, drab * dark mixed Brez6ciothi.
Brown, drab, black, blue, white and buff
Caihneres,
India Checks aud Czlicoes
velvetteens-Ccrds- s--yelvets and Thick
fets, &c Sc Sc. Ay5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

him thar if ne telt dilPoisi 10 eipouie
Wormley's qaarrel, as ne conlidered
him as gentleman, he would meet
him. They accordingly met, and
Archer fell, receiving a ball through
the body. The quarrel was intirely
between Smith and Normley, and
Archer had no concern in il. Since
the Ame lean revolution, ! believe
more officers Of the army and navy
have fell by dueIs than any other way.
The growing frequency of this and
other evils, may lead US to exclaim,
O temp9ra, 0 mores r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


Z FOR. SALE B7r THE SUBSCRIBER,
II HR following dslcribed real cnate, in
Wsrre1, in the county Of Lia6s!r, di-
nict of Maine, IN lots TO fuit pffchaiers, aAd
undoubted titles given, viz
Twenty-nine acres Of moving and tillage
land, fronting on s. GeSggrs-rioey, at the
head of the tide, and extending by the great
county road TO the meeting houfe, with .
dwelIing-houle SO feet ny 50, having an ell
26 feet by ls, well inifhed and in good re-
pair a wood houie, new chaile-houie, barn,
and other convenient out-houies; never
failing well, and garden under gcS. I'M
provenent, and one other dwelIin ;@.fcuie,
luitable for lmall family. This land, from
its nearnels TO the centre of the town and Of
buinefs, is rapidly increa6ns in value.
Aiso--a fore 3S feet by 90, two ftcries
high, with a cellar under the whole, builtthe
lalt fummer, Of the beit me- terials, and COM
pletely hnfhed, with larfe and convenient
wharf on ST GeOrgv' -riSry, being altogether
one of the mon convenient and profitable
itands for trader, IN this part Of the country.
Atso--two hundred snc eighty-6ve acres
of excellent land, lying in one body, within
three quarters Of mile Of Ihe above Premif
es, conIitng Of moving, tiiIsEe, paGure and
wood land the whole is well wstered, and
capable Of making two good farms.
ALso-in the town Of Urioa, a farm con-
tanning 100 acresof choice land, with COM
tortabie dwelling-houie, new and notify nm
ihed' bur one half mile from the meeting
houle on tins farm 10 tons of. Englill hay
are uiuatly cut, ana is all Of it as good land az
any in the fleurifhing fowa Of Uaion.
.4Lso--oHe other lot Of land, adjoining the
above, containing 90 acres, covered prinCi-
Paly with valuable timber-trees, &c. and 10
~.t.in one mile OF water carriage, on s..
C-uce s-yfQey. ,t,-
LIkgwIsE-- at the head Of the tide, On Sc
Gsorgss-riOer, 500 tons Of oak timber, and
2 Q IONS Of pine timser. For further pzrtic-
u4is and terms OF payment, (which will be
m de ealy) apply to the fubicribor in laid
Heyrsa, who being about to clole his buff
Is IN his town, requeit all perfons indebted
him to make immediate payment.
Rr'eH, APJH "a. JAMES w HEAD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
@Ecfiianr
OFFICE>HUNrINGl:

rUSE-" TIE Duh A1E5t."
slNCE ofTIcE IS the only toast,
And that 70 hard to gaia,
What boots i me who rales the roaft,
Il NUT kifs the chain
Bns bsaf;ss sOs @0i1 20, u
The fseSes and sjBs--tpretty things
Who would net with the prize
Tor this the Stateln,an loudly Enga
And demasogses arife.
-sHi ! t1rfirg re 7pi!g0 u.
Should one in power, frn and VIE,
Ariis 10 fair renown,
Alarm the kennel with your eries--
And hung him, hnat him down
dnSs 6s-fing rss .si1 60, 5'e.
shoula he our counted difobs.,
Or deign TO act his will,
Or from the general order nrays
Well ply the magic guD
dad BS~tieg zss sDiN e, e..
Tor EsaJs' loves lofty game,
Ard there's tat game at court
Let feskers blast each patriots fame,
Aud wefl have mighty fport.
dad q bEa,iag zOs z<iIgo, I'd.
When each one fhsll an gsse hold,
How happy we ihah be
Then wheels of govcrnment 1lail roll
f.azzs for liberty.
.fai, Ss@sirg zpiH 70, sre.
(Nt-D-11~k 5sp0)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
NAentt02z =
Quincy 6 Dix,

Have iuR received, and now opening for fale
ut the Cl1E 1P SlOitE,
A Complete and full fupply of faith
ionable SPRING < SUMMER GOO S
Of the very lateft Importation making IN
the who'll, more general and cItenlve ahort-
InsDr OF FANCY and St4pis Good5 than ever of
ferod for fale iI this town---Thole who may
with 10 fupPy themfeIves with EqgEG, FrtHab,
ZHJia or Dub Goods, either tor ufe Cr orna-
rneht, and 20 have the price and quality per-
feGtiy agreeable to their wiihes, are rcfpe6t-
fully invited to call and fee
"A large aGorment Of India Cottons, con-
filing ot lpee,ing Gur-ahs; Fine Baftas, Su-
Perian6ms fire flirting Cottons, &C.
india Cai,coes India b ack Handkerchiefs
Bandanna handkerchief
India Checks, fome full 81 wide
5Opieces Of elegant plaid double ssrfres
India silks Of every fafhioAabie color now
worn, fuperior 70 any thing of the kind ever
sIpofed TOR fale III this town
90 pieces real fuperfinc India Lultrings, va
rious taihionzble colors--fuch as dai K plumb,
hlver grey, gronnd OF Egypt, mulberry, Pruf-
Gan blue, BonaParte srab, pink, chang sablS,
Black, &c.
Black, Slate and plumb eoioursd double
Florence Luttrings-
5-4 Italian Silks
PsrGans-- full aAortmsnt Of every kind
Of Silks now worn
Silk Chan.bray MuGins, rich drsls colours
Cotton Paid ditto
Pink, blue, dark and light coloarsd plaid
Cinghams--
FaihionabIe printed Cambrics--
Cambria Cahcoes, real luperfne
Common ito, large afortment--
CopPerplates OF all prices and qualities
s-4 s-4 and Ga white Cotton Cambrics,
from 2-io TO 90
Plumb, black, liate, mulberry, buff, black
nd pink Cambri S.
Linen Car,brics
One Cafe real Irifll Linens, warranted not
bleached by the chsmit al procels--
Ga Linen Checks for apronng--
Ladies, Gemlemens and Youths Worried,
Cotton and Silk Hohery- Gentlemens Beaver,
YorkIan, Dog1kin and Cotton Gloves
Ladies long white, and Yorktan Gloves
Coloured Habit Gloves
Engnh, black, white, and Gate coloured
ak G,oves, plain and PFC Nc
Laced ArmIetts, Black and white, Glove
Ties. Elalt'c Carriers, klaitc under Coats, &c.
Leno, piquette, ia-cd oroshArd, Japan,
sar5l.ored, and veiaed Mullins. Of all quantities
Elegant tamboured Cap Patterns
Piain and figured book Muiiias, from 2-3
to 5 ,. per yard
y 4-i, 5-4, OIL, u IA Silk Shawis,
Sd Cambrick shawls
Purple and common ditto
Linen Pocke Hankerchef's
Cotton Ditto of every diicription
A large alorlment Of fashionable Ribbons
ThreAd, Silk and Cotton Laces aud Edgings
Black, pink, blue, Araw and 2eih coloured
Grapes
Pquette and Leno Walls
Durants, ShalooGs, CaIiamancoes, Rufells
Wildbores, Bombazines, &c.
Cambria and common Dimities, of I'll
Qualities and prices
Dan4ik, Table, Linen and common Diapers
Broaicloths, Cafimeres, Plains &c.
Mariaiies, uster'd welted velhng--
Patent Plains and Cords
Veivets OF all rices-
Together with thoufsnd other articlestoo
numerous to mention, ~Afnl14.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Late Omission.
From WIasbingtzn, AbrI 20

Frwr WIasbmgt5n, Abra 10.
"THE Senate do not cordially
tsrmomze with the PreGdent, but
have feen fit TO negative leyeral of his
nominations.
The nomination and appointment
Of Mr. William Pinckney, gentle
man oftalents, to be .nvoy extra TO
The Court of Great Britain, is the
only good deed which has been done
for fome time Mr. Pinckney is
firm and decided federaliit, who has
never trimmed and def fpif S All a
pofate He was law ltudent with
Judge Chafe. The appointment is
con6dered highly juliciOus
"On the morning of the nth we
had in tie city, or at lealt between
two men from the city, who went
over to the Virginia fhore, a fanple
of that gothic barbarity which is a
di(grace to our country L mean a
duel, between DR.. Smi h a,d a Dr.
Archer, the one Of the army and the
other of the navy Of the u States,
in which DR.. Archer fell, being fup-
pofed to be killed on the fpot bit |
nnderiiand he was alive yeiterday
morning, tho there were little or no
hopes OF his recovery; fhould he lole
his life, it may, in the mott extenGve
f-nfe Of The word, be faid that he
died as fool dieth. The particu-
lars, 70 far as | have been able to
collect them, were as follow: Some
time before, how long | know NOT,
there was ball ar Col. Wharton's,
the commander ofthe marine corps !;
1t. Wormlcy, Of the marines, aiked
young Mifs Daniel(on, itep daughter
TO Gen. Eaton, to dance iEe decIin-
ed, faying fhe had already danced
considerable and felt TOO much IA
tigucd , Wormley coniidered il as an
affront, and threw out fone indecent
obfcrvations with regard to the young
lady; Eaton was prefent, and DR..
Smith obferved TO Wormlcy, that he
thought IL indecent and Jngentleman
like to treat the young lacy
70, Especially as .he had no Perfon
to protea her, and faid he would tell
Gen. Eaton, which he accordingly
did. This brought on fo~eIhing like
fracas between Eaton and Worm
ley, which was topped by the inter-
petition of fome officers prefent =
Wormey afterwards attempted 70
make n attack upon Smith, IN order
to whip him for the information he
gave to Eaton Smith proved the
ffouter man, and whipped Wormly
feyere!y. He afterwards fcnt Smith
challenge by the hand Of Archer
Smith replied that Wormley was a
fcoundrei aud PATRON, and could
lay no claim TO the character of a
gentleman, and he fcorncd to meet
him, or words to that purpofe Ar
cher was rather offended at this treat
rent Of bis friends and smith told