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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

'HE Co-Partnerhip of ST.. JoEs t5' GwArH-
Il My is this day diIolved by mutual content
all thoe having claims againf the faid firm, will pre-
ient them for payment-and thofe indebted, will be
plealsd to make Immediate payment to To6a ST. 5oba
who is authorized to letle and adult the buinefs of
the concern JOHN Sr JOHN,
ROBERT GWATHMEY.
Richmond, April / ISo6.-tsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

I WILL SELL, on credit Of one, two and three
, years, my HOUSES and LOTS Oh the Hill near
Mr.. Rutherioord's mills The houfes are convenient
and neatly fniihed, and the los newly and well en-
coisd The litelton is beautiful one and will az
ford eligible refdenee to perion HAVING bnJ,er.
on the BORDERS Of the Canal or in the lower par IF
nc town, JOHN BR-OCEEN8RoUGH.
Apti s. teS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

Richmond County Court, March Term, 1906.
IN CRANCER1.
george Je,Per' Comprt,
Gg0i1P
John Donaway & John Woodland, Def'ts
HE Defendant, John Donaway, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given fecurity accord
ing to the act OF aiemby and the rules of this court,
and it appearing the fasfaaion of this court, that
he is no, an inhabitapt Of this Fate On the motion
OF the Comp'lt. by his council, it is ordered that
the iaid Defendant, do appear here the fri Mon
day IN June next, and aniwer the bill of the Conp1t.
quirer, printed IN the city of Richmond, for two
months fueeeilivey, and another copy poaed at the
front door OF the Court-hOufe, of this county And
it is further ordered that the defendant Woodland. do
not pay, convey away, fecrete, the debts and ef
fectsin ms bands due belonging to the faid Dona
way but retain the fame ubjet 10 the future order
Of the court.
A Copy. Tehe,
B. MCARTY, e.E.c.
March IS. Pm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
TO BE RENTED.

a BRICK HOUSE, near that of Mr.. Robert
! Gordon, on the Hll, calculated to accommo-
date final family comfortably; attached 10 il is
half acre o! ground well inclofed
JAS GREENHoW.
December 4. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
THE PRIVATE ACADEMY OF

hocToR HALLER will Be reu0ved CT h.trR
- day Of May next, to tbat large Erei HsyEt LATELY
brill BY Colonel Harvie, not far from ID SeaLl-borji
On the faa day, certain nSsber of 1B Scholars zvH
be admitted to the aid iaftufi; bit ou children Of ap-
proved habits and department car Be altered; az Dr.,
H. is firmly dterminedto adosto TIE ,aks andrxpalsfi-
ons 17eutsnd in bis plan Of eeaon tie triatsd e.be,
Of 4Dbit6 may be bad at biz boys.
April g. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

70 BE RENTED-The Tenement where
Il now refide, and poGefTion given in time.
]. PENN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
FOR SALE,
NuMBER 1907

n Tract of Land, containing $40 acres extending
L n upwards of mile on James River, nearly OPP
polite to the Weitover elate; fourth of it only
is cleared; there is Dwelling Houe it, & it has
good landing and filming place. This land is worth
the attention of any perfon who feat James
River, or whes to realize great bargain may be
had, Ito dilcharge incumbrance) it will be Of
fered much lower price than thelaa purchaerg
for itfeven years ago. Fielding Lewis efqr of Charles
city will be good enough to thew the land; plots of
it may be feen in the hands of Mr. Lewis and Doctor
Adams Of RiShmand, aud terms known from T. G.
Peachy of Williamsburg.
Adjoining the above traa is one of the NOT beau
tifu feats James River, which has attached to
bout 1900 acres this may be had ALTO, if it fhould
fut purehafer to take the whole; the improve
this efate are, dwelling hou(e with 4
rooms floor, kitchen and laundry, large
barn and fable, ice houle, (moke houfe, large
garden well inclofed, orchard and many choice
frnit trees. The purchafer may have, from to Is
years credit, paying moderate ntereR.
TG. PEACHY.
April 4. (awtf)
In King William County Court, Marsb 26tb, 1906.
Tobn Maxim, jun. PHf1
a,aiaG I In Cbaneeyy.
qeGn Mitchell, jun. Def.S
rsHE defendant baviag entered bis appearance and
giVen eeS,ity according to TIE ot7 Of aDsmbiy and
TIE ruler Of this COURT and Haopea,izg to the atiasn
Of The court that TIE dndant inbabitant Of fbiS
fate the moon Of tbs complainant BY bis council, Il
il ordered that TIE /aid off, DO Appea, here tbs fourth
Monday ia Aagy' next, and ansOer tie bill Of tie COM
riaa"', and that copy Of f6 order be s,tb1Difb in
rted in 0ue ne4yapsr pH6lsed in tbe city Of Rbmord
70, eight .veet' aesvey, and psfe3 a. tie .nt door Of
'Le eo9rt5Ogfs Of this county.
II Copy. TtNe,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. G.
At,R4. IT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

JUST RECEIVED,
a Few Pipes COGNL1C BRANDT of tie f,G
n quality; - cafes 65k MED0C cLARET of
TIE vintage Of 1900 FRCI7,S 3,stSpVed in brandy
CdPERS AID OL{DES.
Aho--FLoOR far Jfassit, sf in barrels and BaLf
6a''ei'--tor Jais by,
SAMUEL 1z1-ERS.
A1ra ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

TO BE RENTED,
TIL ID: fyf day Of January next, either Nth or zut5-
ont tie G1rdIr and Sta5les:
TINE HOUSE on Shoctoe-Hi actually occupied
i by Doctor Halter.
April 6. ct
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NOTICE

3. M'CARTY, e.R.c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-01
isias.abls above 100000 rnen rsssv !,

iisias.abl5 above 100000 met, rsa9,v !, !,
the field. &c 'Ssa
Had hossil',ies commenced a, the s,o,..
period IN Italy, we should ii all prob = spe'
nave beeh IN possession CT the AliIanrss Y
On the fSsh instant, the day on whsh;.
was calculated tina, the atchduse wo n .
cross the Adige. canncnade was onss.a a
from the Preach side Of Veropa. unan ~
WORKS constructing by the Aus,rians =,
their side, and which was answered h.
them. This is the only act of hos,iIiy,y
which down to this date has taken placs !, !,
Italy. ~
i'have the honor to be &c.
(sigped)
ARTHUR PAGEr
fTo bs1c0ntinaed
-.ar::: aa:::~~s--
Fran the NEwBURypoRr HERALD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-01
p. o. 5
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Ho.U S E o r Z o z D S.
Tuesday, Feb IL.
[c0ntinusd.l
Tuesdsy, Feb IA
[c0ntiausd,l

s1ro,,, - q. d;s3ateh from 5is a Faget, e.
- lora lHxlgyave, dated Vienna, 1872
Sept. sos. No. Sei.9
nv lord, the emperor sets out Tor the
.~,v.,o morrow. His imperial nsiessy'
af'.- having conferred with general Mack
-nno. the d sffcfei.t obi scts for which ne un'
.dsrtakes tbs Journey, viii, unaersfand,
.,..rn :, sYienna .or the transaction OF
s-f,sinrs nrevioas to his .hnal departure 20
take the command OF MS array.
NV last letters will have informed your
.lordship ,hatthe Aussrians We're advaneing
,ow,rds The Lech, have now 70 an
..nounce a still more forward movement TO
the Her. or, ia other words, 70 the posi-
-tion,of Uln,.
According TO the last accounts which
shave been received here,.it is supposed
,ba,sthe army eader BonaPar.e, which Is
assembling at Ssrasburgh and Mayencs'
.-but particularly the Latter, will amount to
Ias.ooo men independent OF this there
Is the arrow under Bernadone, winch Is
understood 10 be marching in the dlrecI'on
of. Eranconia, with the view probably OF
threatening Bohemia.
Il viii, therefore, probably become ne.
cessarv to ssreng,hen the Austrian ARMY e. a. ia
Germany. which can only be done by draw.
mo ,roops lrou. the Tyrol. This cousi-
dera.ion, together with the determinas LOS "a
operations in Switzerlapd, have inducsd
The emperor to aceede to the demand of
neutrality made by the Swiss government;
accordingly his imperial majesty, in his
answer to the landamnan, has signiaed 10
thar government his consent 70 admit the
neutrality of Switzerland but bis ImPeri
al maiesty has at The same time declared,
thaehis observance of the engagement win
depend entirely upon a strici' adherence to
sucn system on the part of the Swiss, and
that, from the moment they permit. the
passage of the French troops, or gran,
supplies of any sort il general, that they
deviate in the slightest degree from the
neutrality they have proposed. he shall,
without farther explanation, lock upon the
agreenlent as dissolved.
Thenecesslty Of employing flesh Efforts
appears co be fel. here; am Informed by
count Cobenzel. that not only all the re.
serves, but what is called the double re-
serve, have been called out
The archdnke Ferdinand left Vienna
yesterday TO join the army In Snabla.
have the honor to be, &c.
fSiguea) ARTHUR PACET.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-01
ARTHUR PAGET.

Fran the NEwBuRypoRr HERALD,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-01

Estrdct ofa Dispatch from SIR Arther Pa.
get, K. B. to lard Nuigrave, dated Vien'
ma. I'd October, (N0. 81.
My lord, il has been severaltimes report
e1 here that the French had crossed the
Rhine; the account which arrived here
Yesterday ofthar evest, appears to be Gre
di,ed by the government. Should it be
true. or whenever it. may happen, general
Mack, as count Cobenzel assured me last
night, has orders 70 advance and give them
battle. It.has been found necessary to re-
inforce the army in Germany, by drawing
thirty balloons from Italy; circumstance
which appears TO have created some dis.
pleasure in the archduke Charles.
1hs emperor's departure, te take the
command of the army, is fixed Tor the 22d
of this month. The head Of the first Rus
sian column will have crossed the Danube,
at Krems, on the 5th--17th instant. II is
calculated, that the whole corps undergo
neral KutuseW will havejoiaed the Ausrri-
ans by the 22d instant.
I have the honor TO be, &c.
ARTHUR PAGET.
Copy Of dispatch from sir Arthur Pagst,
K. B. to lord lNiAe-avs, dated sViennu,
oath October, 1905. (No. 100.
MY lord, if the first operations of the
campaign have been attended with loss and
disadvantage, which from the present as.
pect of affairs, it is, am grieved to say,
not too much TO presume we may, among
other causes, attribute Our i'll successes TO
the following:
The first aud principal fault which has
been committed, was TO have taken the field
with ,oo;smalia force: since the very. hrse
appearance of a rupture with France, ithas
been proved, almost to demonstration, that
the theatre of the war would be 10 Germa.
ny. Bonapafte himself publicly announced
I, in the Grst note presented by the charge
d'afairs at Ratisbon; and il was otherwise
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
RiPn.


In London, Mr. Whitfield, one Of his Ma
iefy's Cooks, who has left property TO the a.
mount of upwards of {. 1900, without any
relative TO inherit it.
In Neworleans, Rev. Father WALTZ, Vicar
General of Louiiana
AT Garline, (Pennfylvania) Of fever, capt.
Lemuel Gates, of the u. S. Regiment of Artil-
ieriits and Engineers, aged Is.
In the death Of capt. Gates, his family,
which rehdes in this town, have met an ire
parable .ois-for his conduct towards il, was
ever marked by conltant exercise of thofe
virtues which connitnte the affecfionate huff
band and tender parent; and his intercourie
with the world was diainguilhed by dignity
and urbanity of manners-and the public IS
deprived Of the fervices Of brave and intelIi-
gent officer. At the age Of nine years, he en-
tered the army and continued in it during
the revolutionary war; on the acknowledge
Tnent OF oar independence and retoration of
peace, he received an honorable diicliarge
from that protection to which he had been
attached from youth, and engaged in mer-
camille buhnefs. In 1897, when the govern
Rent Of this country was infulted by foreign
power, be was appointed captain in the Ar
1iilery--snd by his conduct as an officer and
gentleman has uniformly manifeited that he
was worthy Of ghs confdercc tbat was placed
u him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
BENJAMIN Willis,

. No. s., A4g6ty's Ron.
HAS iuf received his fall ailorr-
ments-c onEtting Of every article fuita-
bic for The feafon; among which are a large
aiT0 rttrent Of Gate coIourd aud black Worried
F.ofe ami India Gotten, at more reduced
price than ever was offered IN this country
His goods are of the lateft importation and
newell fafliioE--the prices will not fail to luit
the purchafers
All kind, u Teas Of RE iirft Quality,
20 Crates Crockerv Ware Iron Ware,
WTf Iadla GO.dS as pEaI
II Gath given for Flax Seed.
or. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

THE fubfcriber hereby give rub5t:
notice 10 All concerned. thar lhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon her
fef The truft Of Adminiftratrix Oh the eilAte Ut
RUSSELL. BUCKN-4M.
late Of Gray in the county Of Cumher-
land, Trader, deceafed, BY giving bond
a. the law direefs she therefore requefts ALI
perfolis who are indebted to the faid deceafed
eAate, 10 make immediate payment; and tho G
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit tile
fame TO POLLY BUCKNAM,
D1fsf Gray, sset lft, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

Near New-FTaven, (C) Mr.. Jofeph Firth,
member of the fen. clafs Of Yale College, aged
Is; he was or a cunning party with three OF
his fellow ScoiIegians two of whom on diff
covering bird take wing, fred, and the CEN
tents Of one Of the pieces lodged in the head
of young FIRTH, who furvived the accident but
few hours.
In this town, Mrs. Hannah Day, aged, so,
wife OF Maj. Ezekiel Day.-A daughter of
Mr.. iona Stevens-Eliza, daughter of Mr..
Samuel Baker, years--A daughter, Of Mr.
Benja. Knight.-Mary, daughter of Mr.: John
Haitings, aged ! y.-Maryann, daughter of
Mrs. Nancy Brighton, aged "a daugh-
ter of capt. George MLelsn aged ~
William, ION. Of Mar. Thomas Simontons aged
N.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Cobarfaer6ib Ermed.

CoparfneyJbip jormed.
THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform
the public that they have formed con-
nexion in trade under the firm Of
Stock5ridge & Iorrey,
and have iuf received and are now opening,
at the new Store adjoining Mr.. MitchelIs, a
general ahortment Of
EneKb, Hard-Wdye Z W. 1. Gsads.
AIso,
Drugs and Af<d'c1re5,
which they offer for ready pay az fuch prices
as they prefume will be satisfactory 10 pur-
chafers. CALVIN SFOCKBRIDGE, N
WILLIAM TORREY, JUN.
On conGgnment--a quantity Of Waits, No.
], 2&s Chocolate and few Bags Of Shells
Of hyperion quality
dJs,
Warranted ANCHORS, from the Manufac-
tory at Hanover, (Mafs) delivered at any
place on Kenebeck River, at fhort notice
at the Bottom prices.-Credit liberal for ap-
proved paper, and a generous di count for
cafh. Baf6, Oe'obsr 20. " 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Pope & Davis.

10 z, Mfg Reas,
HAVE received per. Packer, capt
I M'Lellan, direct from the Manufactures,
Supertine. fine, middling, and low priced Bird.
Cloths Planes serges Cafiimeres Fan
nels Baizes Swanikins; Coatings; Fearn-
aughts Role Blankets, &c--which they offer
on Reasonable terms, wholeiae and retail, for
Cath or approved Credit. sc
lotb No. 20. on %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

t;cx circle, we hear that they have
pierced into the opposite region ofpol-
ar cold-tbat they are at the Antipodes'
and engaged under the frozen serpent
Of the south. Falkland Island, which
seemed too remote and romantics an
object for the grasp of national ambi-
ZION. is but stage and resting place to
their VIGOROUS industry. Nor is the
eouinoctiaI heat more discouraging to
them, than the accumulated winter Of
both che poles. We know that while
some of them draw the line and strike
the harpoon on the coast Of Africa,
others run the longitude, and pursue
their gigantic game along the coast of
Brazil. No sea, but what is vexed
vs. their fisheries. No climate, that
IS not witness to their tolls. Neither
the perseverance of Holland, nor the
activity Of France, nor the dexterous
and firm sagacity Of English enter
prise, ever carriedtheir most perilous
mode Of hardy industry to the extent
to which It had been pursued by these
recent people; people who are STILL
IN the gristle, and not yet hardened in
10 manhood"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
N0arrtfn.

In Haverhill, John Varnum, Efq- Attorney
at Law, TO Mfs Mary Saltonftall.
In caffine, Bradlhaw Hall, Efq. to MIS-
Maryann Jarvis, daughter Of Mr.. Philip J..
Of Surry.
In Standifh, Mr.. Peter Howe, to Mis- Joan
Harmon
In this town, Mr.. AARON FRI, to Mrs.
REBEccA WARES.
Mr.. JAMES BtAscHAR5, rner. to Mifs. ST.
SAN CooLp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

WE the mbfcribers, having been
appointed w he Hon Samuel Freeman,
Ffq. Judge Of Probate 70 receive and eaanne
the CLAIMS sgainlt the efiate OF
DANIEL STROTT,
late or Cape Elizabeth, ID the county Of cn7n
herland, gentleman deccafesl, reDre!ented in-
fovert.--do hereby give notice that Tx months
are allowed to the creditors 70 bs'ne r. nh
prove their claims and thar We nall attend
that fervice at the dwelling-hcufe - lanes
Stront, IN Cape Elizabeth, on die Tan We'd
nefJsv of the prefent, aud Eve fcl'.'v'''
months from 20 O'Clock, 4 M. tn n NJ.
n n 9eH : E SNAIL. c,r~ig''r
CO. Eizals.1 OF y, 1896 20. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
El.,S By zut:ioil.

70 be jSA at Pubhc Teudaf. b. gdsr IF
Court, on Wednefday the 9TH day
of December, in the rear Of our
Lard one f5eufand eigbf hundred a1.i
FIX, at one o'ckck, p. III. Il tie,
Dzoellag hanls IF Dd0id Ozuen. inn
b0laer IL Byanfsviek, III tie roanty st
Cumberland, TIE t5H5wizg Lot5 c
Land. it beizg he Real E,fate y
Micah 1faAaro-, Of B,z1J.uirk, IL
ceaIed,i 5!z.--
Y OF No .Ls,iR the fri Range, in the town
4 of Bethel, and county ofOxfor2, contai-
ming one hundred acres.-Likewiie, two OH
err lots in Peabodyss Patent; one on the.no
Ede Of Androfcoggin river, adjoining ulr
north end Of lot No Q, and containing on
hundred acres--the other on the fouth ide "
faid river, adjoining the fouth end Of Lot No,
o.; containing one hundred and hxty acres.
Conditions OF. Sale made known at time ans
place. JOHN DAM, <dlsia-
! Oigoter 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Lottery icket LoG !!

In this Town, Lottery Ticker, be-
ing No. 55T3, in the lixth Clafs Of Pifcata-
qua Bridge Lottery, as it was fold in this town,
meafures have Jeen taken to fecure the pro-
ceeds to the rightful owner, ihould it prove
fortunate. whoever may have found the
above Ticket, viii receive generous reward
by leaving it at the Bookltoys Of 4. .Ae7ns
Or. 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

II OST on Sunday the I2th inf. be-
4 tween the Rev Mr.. Bradley's houfe in
Falmouth, and Capisck, an olive brown SUR
TUT. with green fix facings and cape
Whoever has found iaid Surtuit, and will
leaveit with the printer, illal be fandfomeIy
rewarded. C? 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
SToP THIEF.
200 Dollars Reward.

200 Dollars Reward.
THE Shop Of the fubfcriber was opened by
falfc keys, on Saturday or Sunday night,
and the following articles were ffolen, with
many other Silk Goods, viz Lnftrings, few
ing Silks, figured, plain and CO Toured fix Vef-
tings; black fix Laces; white thread do.
ionre very fine black figured and coulored Vel
vet Bindings large Danlask Shawls; Lult-
ring Ribbons, fatin, tinfel, and other kinds,
&C.; abott Ten Dollars in change, and fpecie
Dollars - The above reward will be paid for
the recovery Of the Goods only, and
loo DOLLARS IN ADDITtCN
for the Thief or Thieves, by
WILLIAM CLAP.
n. B-The Goods were taken out of the
original paper boxes, and if digcovered, will
probably be found in detached parcels or in
bags.
Bgfoa On. IA, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

Hon. PHILIP B. KEY, "a federahst,
and one Of the able and eloquent adyo-
Gates of Judge CHAsE) is elected rep
resentatiye 70 Congress, from Mary
land, in the room Of Patrick Azc Gruder,
ESQ. Z. deInocrat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
William Francis, !

1T Biz Pap ~ Union Src.t,
AGO UAINTS.the inhabitants. eff
this town and vicinity, that having
made contract with gentleman thar he can
depend on, to fupply him With Ftozy, and pro-
telling to be judge of IFS quality himfef, IN
tends keeping i for faIc, by the harreu or
fmaller quantities, aslow as can be purchaied
in town, and will iniure tho fame 10 be good.
He las conitanrly Ell hand,
EREAD Of every dtfcription and win be
happy r. fend il TO families direct from the
oven every morning, At a. early an hour q
they Pleaie.
hy5.-Ship and Great Bread as
ufual.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
1uf rece;1cl, and for lais at

Thomas Clark's Bookfore,
nearly osgffe ~ IJ'reAee Office, Fje,Gr.ct,
THE "a x Mtk'o ALMAnACK,
calculated on Hew and imp plan, for
Iso7-containing, befides the large numbered
Astronomical calculations, and the farmers
Calender for every monthin the year a. great
variety as any HoiheT Almanack, OF new,
ufeful and entertaining maiter.-By Y. Tboas-
es. O2 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Blalklmtk Sh16 Reneped.

THE fubfsriber informs bis friends
and cuaomers, that re has renewed from
the fhop he formerly occuliea 20 one rgrr
the Hqy- lfarfa, where he carries r ne
BLACKSMITH Bufneis, as uual.-- .All
kinds Of Town and Country Work may be
had at fhort notice. z. ge Tsol, of all iinls,
are connanlly. kept on hand and warranted 70
be Of The frit quaIty-faid Tools axe lats'y
made Of csd feel, aad are found to ID tar pre-
ferable to any ether
Wdntea a fmart LAD, il or I6
years old, as an Apprentice to the above bu-
hnefs, good encouragement will be giveu.
o.. 20 DANIEL GILBERT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
HENRY SMITH & co.

No. A, EaGcy's Ro7v.
TTAVE ju1 received, an elegant and ex-
IL Il tenfve afTortmeRt Of Thread Lace, ex-
trenely low charged.
Broad fix do
Ladies, EngliIh and French white rofe do
Slate and black silk Hole
Worried do
Gentlemens 90
Extra long kid and fix Cloves
An alortment mea faihio., able cotton
ShawIs,
Norwich do
Danlaik, do
silk and cotton, and cotton Cingants
"A Cd Carlbrics
Black farinetted do
Furnitures
Calicoes
Purple snd black Tabhy, velvets, fnitabIe
for PeIieces
"a and rs Cambria Dinlity
Irifh Linens
Britilh Sheetihg
Long Cloths
india Cottons
Linen Cambrics
Broad Cloths
CafIimeres
Black, mixed and drab Sattenetti
Velvet and Velveteens
nrab Genoa Cord, newell llic
Cord Voting, Tabby velvet 10
lO-4 and IA Blankets
Coatings-Plains
Serges--Duih
FlanneIs-Baizes
Umbrellas
EufIia Diapers
Shevting, &C. on i9,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
AuRORAIsns.

:" 1t is remarkable thar Deiewzre hould be
feprefented in Congrels by B,Soz."-p-5-Not
more remarkable, Paaty, than that X. s4sky
fhould be reprefented by a LION, Maryland, as
it lately was, by BEAR; PezsgIvsaia by
Hoe, and Yi,gistAaby CABAr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

Burr's chain extends from Nr7v- O,lszn, 10
1faizs-the Smiths in Maryland ard the Nj
cholas's in Ybginia, are links of IT, So they
" GGrncaize.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Frcb CO.
Mnnroe 81 futile

Munfoc s. futile,
10. | Ll,isa- Ro4b, fai AEi5He 5t,ses,
HAVE jutt received and now O.
: pening and for fale an eztenfvs abort
ment Of
Silk, Cotton and W6olen Goods,
which will be fold at their uluaI reduced prices.
on 90, .t..f r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
lMERTcA AND CREAT-BRyTAyN

AMLhILA IND IREAT-BR1IHfN
Lord Holland nephew Of Mr.. Secretary
Fox and Lord auckland formerly known by
the name Of jir William Eden) are appointed
Plenipotentiaries TO negotiate with MeArrs.
Munroe and Pinckney, III London.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

The Paris Monitear, Of the 18th Auguit,
contains the official remuneration of Francis II.
of hi dignity as Head Of the German Empire
He has now the title Of Emperor of Auaria