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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Ls5 Of TIE Ebooner 1ae,ecfs IF z6omg1ar, A1rtfJia
Iilei, naf:k.

Lsi5 Of TIE tb0oner Lar,eac IF TJomgfar, 1atfjias
IJlry, ngf.y.
Captain Taey failed from Bottom the 10Th
infant at 10 o'clock, a. II. the crew conhlfed
of the captain, Adam Mortin, ANBird, and J.
Bird.-2gFsgga5, Peter Stsse, wife and ifer,
Ibsadevf Hgfiqgi, wife and filter, Hlliiar Ries,
Georgs Mating, ALpbsaJ Kendall, and D1Oid Sisae,
bound TO Thoslalten, at G clock. P. II. LETT
Cape Ann, Geermg courfe for Cape Eliza
beth, X being rainy and the weather very
thick and foggy, about 2 O'Clock i'll the morn
lug the ich0oner truck on Wafe5 Zesgs, near
Richmond's Hand, and Immediately bilged the
boat was then got out and the crew and paf
iengers attempted to g into il, this a partof
the people effecied, but owing to very large
furf the boat filled, and thole IN it were thrown
into the fea--a part got on the ledge, the 9TH
ers regained the wreck, excepting the wife and
filter Of Mr.. p. Stone, of Thomalton, who were
unfortunately drowned in attempting to gain
tho rocks which were now bare III this htu-
alton, the people, fome on the ledge, and 9TH
ers on board the wreck, continued in the mott
imminent danger Of their lives, during the re-
nainder the night, il blowing gale ofwind
and great fea going-thofe on beard expect
ing every moment the veiIel would 90 TO pieces
Through the providence of God, they were
enabled to reach the land by repairing their
boat, and the afliitance which was Afforded by
III inhabitants Of the Cape.--VeiIel and cargo
totally LOFT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

NANG into the mcclure OF The fub!criher
- IN Falmouth, October 7:h,a Cheinut coul-
ored HORSE, wi j Tar ID his face md one
white hlnd foot, which the c~ner may have
by proving .roYer'y and paying Charges,
on. zU RANDALL. tGA1sSOI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
NEW STORE.

rr@o4- -. IL. ~. - 80. Nref
lan .na for faIe !, NJ IIrc,r.l,5. y Fiji
;,,os ,,e,rI,, CO., o. ~, rof a.; 81 80 =
80 80 RI 49,. condo -Y
"A Da,yfs-r,IsT,.. rI.-I,i,. 800
a., sarT1;ansr
J Trnsts iii s'.,,t~A .T-l-s,1
: Re- l.',, -, III, -T-L-,sl
III , ,ra
f,-...-.l
- -
49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

QNQhfed Koterr.

TIE SeIe6tmeh Of the town OF Portland,
give notice, that ;haY have ported up
lin VI Pe5toas Qraijfeaf Hotet5r RcprsfsrfatiVes,
at the Name Fire and Marine Iniurahce Of
fee, The Poa-o4fice, aud Mr.. Freeman's Office,
and that they viii attend 70 receive evil
denee Of the qualification Of voters, whole
names are not Inferred therein, at Mr.. Free
mans Office, on Thurld4y evening next. on
1hurfaay The It'll. tieth iptt from fix till feveu
o clock, p M. and on Monday, the third day
of N,vcnber next, from nine 70 GA. Nj.
AS it appears o the Seieetnen 10 be the IN
tertion 81 The 1w for Regulating Elections,
ast Tie I'D o Voter Sc complesed previous
" Tile opening arg fucn met.1ir aid A. x
has heen fouaJ iue.-.veu feas- ~ receive egi-
dlace Of The qua tea.ion of ra-er- r-r Tic
bsuctng Aas commenced - tcy.s se1
who conGder theneives qualified ~ Vote 3
call Al thOle times ana places, ana .=e "
qualified, THAI their nsEles are entered on latd
IN. SA UEL FREEMAN, LbaHr1z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

CT The members # the ParfLand If
family, re7vsqe3 to ueet at fbe CokamGizn Taveya
sor4Oyy01D egeaiag at iix s'eiosk, P. NJ:
Monday, Oct %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

i, is now ftated as fact, that, His ExcelTe7c
Governor TIcHEsoRi is reelected in Ec,agaai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

DiD0lat;ou Of Partnerbip.
by mutual concent the Copartnerhip Of
= Jofeph M'LeIan & Co. willie difo vsd "a
the 1 ) Of January next all perlcns having
any demands on fsid Firm, are requeAed TO
call and receive their pay, and thole indebted
are called on to make payment immediately 20
JosEPA W Lillian AT Gray. @
JOSEPH M'LFfI.AN
STEPHEN AI'LELLAN
Oh. Is. 1e- av lre
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

LA NCrNG.
WILL begin the ~ IF N.1ezbsr Mkt
~ Terms, s Dollars for twenty four Iefons
TRENCH SCHOOL,
atlColDm5ian Hal, will begin in the ccurfe Of
November, next, attendance Oh wedAelday and
FRIDAY from l2 till O'clock
II Dollars for tw enty four Ieions. Private
lenons in the FRENCH LANGU ACE will be
rs cents for each leiTon, If two attend 81
cents for each.-For further particulars APP
ply to Mr.. Graaams Tavern.
Oh 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

Wmfnd-a jcurneyman Baker
Iikewifc an Apprentice 10 the Baking buff
ncfs, a Lad from IA to rs years Of age.--In-
qrire as above.
Portia4l, on. 90,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20


ExtraG from the Speech Of Governor
Trnmbeil al the opening of the ielIicn.
g The aouriilling condition Of our State, Ia
ITS agricultural, navigation, trade, Giheries,
manufactures, arts, and various improvements,
is matter of gratitude TO the great author of
all our favors, and Of fpecial graduation to the
Citizens of the State. Our with and endeavor
will be 10 afford our aid, le far as nav fall
within our power, that thefe fources of orr
wealth and Happiness, may be continued and
extended with increahng improvement and
benefit. Yer the democrats are conAantly
Representing the political ftuation Of Con-
netticut, as the mon forlorn and hspelels of
any part of Anerica-being wholly under
the government of federal tyranny and pref
craft--and why, becaufe they are not permit
ted TO fpread treAfon and defamation againfi
their contribution, and uioG virtuous citizens
with inpuniry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Loft.

L.rll.
ON Thurfday Ian, in road between The head
~ Of Fiji llreet and Bramhali's Hill a SrA-
MANS PROTECTION, in favor Of Siepbsa
Barnbars, OF Kennebunk a. it i Of much i'm.
portance to the owner 10 obtain it again, the
finder will receive Reasonable compensation
by leaving it at this office. O@. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

PGR- Rider Notice
PERSONS indeff 4 to the Subfcri-
Der, for Pg'egs IF Pgeer, delivered by
him on Hgrp's Ront, 90 called) from the / 4 Of
April to the III of Oct are informed thar their
Bills are left at tie places where their papers
are left, which they are requefted to pay I'M
msdiately. J. SMITH
on. is, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
William Lewis.
from ENCLAND,
PORTRAIT IND MINIATURE .PAIN
,-ED

fROM ENGLAND,
PORTRAIT IND H1TNIATURE PAIN
TER
p ESPECTFULLY informs the in
hab;;anrs Of Fortland ard its vicisity, thar
he has commence ed teaching the ART ofdrawingin
is various Branches and propolcs Pantng
Portraits in Oil and Water colours. From
his having practifed in London, and many
other OF themof fashionable ,ownsiu England
with much fuccess and reputation, he Easno
doubt Of being able to give entire fatisfaction,
to thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who may hon
our him with their comr7ands.-Mr. Lew
is may be feen at his houfe iniiamPlkire ftreet
or will wait on any Family, at their own
Houle, as may be moh agreeable
Terms, dollars cents.
Drawing, pr Lelon, so
Portraits in Oil Is
Do. in Miniature; Is
Specimens of his performances may be feen
at MIR. Moulton's Jeweller, Portlaad-wiiere
Meftges CT Notes will be daily attended to.
o.. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Also,
On S SATURDAY,, 2sth Of October;

rvs other pieces Of LAND Gcut
ated in faid Bath, about nile and half from
the fertlenent, belonging to the fame efate !;
on one Of which there i a fmaiI Dwelling
houle. For further particulars inqnire Df
ANDREW GREENWOOD.
Bath, Sept. e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20
Sa,cttr Ship een,s.
PORT OF p0RTLAND-IsoC.

lHgaly, Orf r
Arrived brig Charles, capt. Strout, % days
from Trinidad. Left there, brigs, Clarendon,
for Wimington N c. in 5 days Exchange,
Mudey, for N. York, in 20 Two B~iy's,
White, for Portlmouth, uncertain; Benjamin,
Little, for New Haven, in 4 Two Brothers,
FoAer, for Bottom, in So Friendh.ip, White,
iua arrived, in 80 from newfoundland I; Ceres,
Murly, n. York, 10 ich. Laura, Rich, for
Kennebec, in 10 lat. IS, IS, long. 20, Is,
fDoke, brig Antelope, M'Daniel, aayS from
New-York, bound TO the Havana, all well.
f VESSELs LEFT.
AT Amnerdam, Aug. 10, Herfchel Bird, of
Portland, 70 fail in Sept.-At Whitehaven,
Aug. , 9, Comet, Fletcher, Nifcafet.-At Liv-
'crpool, Jug. 10, Dryade, of Wifcalict.-At
Martinico, Sept. rs, Greyhound, Gilpatrick,
Of Saco, for Dominica Done, OF Portland.
FESSELS SPOKEN.
Oct. 7, lat. 90, Kennehunk trig, from ST.
Lucia, fer Philadelphia; Oct. Z, lat. 10, brig
Liberty,oi Kennebunk, Is days from 81. Luz
cia, for Portland Aug. IS, at the More, fhip
Olive Branch, of Kennebunk, for London.
SKIPPING MEMORANDA.
By the lhip Gold Hunter, of New York,
from London, which failed the l7sh Augalt,
Government have received ddpatches from
cur MiniiteEs at the cour; Of St. James.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-20

The Legislature of Connecticut convened
at New-Haven the OH infant. J he Hon.
John c. Smith Efq was choien Speaker of the
Houfe of Representatives.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
S a l. T,
JOHN G. LADD,

John @. LADD,
Has jga reeriVea
~ belts firit quality Rulhan heavy
CANVASS,
800 pieces long and fhort India
NANKEENS,
!, For Sale on moderate terns.
Platter Paris aaoat.
SO tons Platter Paris,
800 feet Oars,
at Lawrajon's wharf;
B : board the fchooner Dove, Capt.
sas'lanl, for fale by
Lawralon & Fowle,
H., on iasd rQhayf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trua 20 the
fabfcriber, will be expo!ed to fale, on Wednef.
aay, the fscond d4y Of April next, for ready
money, upon he prcnlifes. fcgeral very valuable
LOTS Of GROUND, lying upon Queen, F.if.
AK, Water and Union,areets, In me town OF
Alcxardria --An4. Immediately after the faie OF
he Lots, will be expaled 10 fais, at the cottse
houfc, for ready money afo, In cafe BY the Tale
Of the Lots the fun required Ehoud no. De raj,
lcd) one undivided Fifteenth part OF Tract OF
Land, lying in Spottyivania county, containing
,bou, eighteen thoufand acrts, known by the
name Of the Hire Trn7.
James Keith, 7raaee.
March 70. dti
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
SECOND DIVIDEND.

liz The eg|e IF JAMES SMITH, late Bankrupt.
HE Carnmydioners, in Ccmmifion Of
4 Bankruptcy, awarded and iaued forth a.
CAN'T 5Jfamts Smith, formerly OF Dumfries, in
rhe county OF Prince William, and State of Viz
gnias Merchant; intend TO NEE, at their office,
the houlc OF BENJAMIN PARK. in the town of
Fredericksburg, on Monday, the 18th day Of
April next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to
make further dividend Of the eitate md eReSts
of The lad Bankrupt when and wher. the Gre.
disors who have not already proved their debtss
are to appear prepared 70 prove the fame, or the
will be excludeditle benefit OF the laid dividend;
and all cIaims not then fnbRaneiatcd will be do.
allowed.
Timothy Brundige, AGgnee.
DurnFries, 9Th March. {2o eol4thA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
A great Bargain may be had.

z win TO exchange feven or eight hundred acrei
L Of LAND, in Fairfax sounty, formerly LOU
doun county, FOR good lands in the wefern ceun.
try. 1t lies near Sugar Land Run, it is finely
ennbefed and Saterec, good farming land, about
rs miles from The City CT .Wsfhirgton, 90 from
Alexandra, and from the Potomac river.
There are tNo tensnlents and an excellent or.
chard on me pre,ziies, about 70 bufass Of wheae
iow:i !aIi fall ard good deal OF clover, which
grows .insiy, the foil being well adapted to the
Platter o. Paris, from the tullef experimentsr--
the tise iadifpu,able. Any ps.lon making early
application may get an advantageous exchange.
Application, by letter, TO the fabicIiber in A.
iexsoiria, will be duly attended I'd.
B. DADE.
February :. rs
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Mss,h IL.
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March, al.
n = T I c T..

The eonmilloners named and au-
tdofit,d by commiiTon OF bankruptcy awarded
and iiTusd and now i'll poiecutioa againa THos
Moo.c of Alexandra, intend TO meet on the
s6ih day of this month at four O'Clock IN the
afternoon at Jghn Gldshy's city tavern IN the
town OF Alexandra in order tc make dividend
Of the Ell ate and 'ef4cts OF The said franrnp, and
to choose new aaigncs. When ard where the
creditors. who have not already proved shei
debts under the ld cae,r1illioa, are hereby re-.
CURED to core prepared to prove the fame o.
they will be excluded the benefit Of the SAID oil
yidtnl.
VIM Oxley, ANgnss'
Maycb dtz6tb
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
TUESDAY, MARCH 2I5, 1906.
N . T C E.

The fubfcriber intending to remove
to the houfe next door to Motifs tavern, WI
rent sht HOUSE AND STORE he at prefer
occupies, between Royal and Fairfax ftIeets.
Tunis Craven.
MI sth IL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
mo. 1857.
TO BE HIRED.

UNTIL NEXT CHRISTMAS;
A likely black Girl about 10 years
old, on very Reasonable terms.
Empire efthe Printer.
March 20. cost
CHAEi ES BENNETT,
Hes r<esivta and e6srs for Sale, IN loSo FERNS,
Colorea and nuns threads,
l,ith linens,
Rcff F!enc h eambricks,
Fashionable liar purple and other eolorcd ita.
ian Grapes,
India book ini+Gios,
A general ;.dyrs,ncnt Of White piece goods,
Bi"dano han. ksrchie!o;
Long and Mort India nankecns, frf quality,
Leuos. plain, figured & ,ambourea cambricks
French ELK hofe, and gloves of al coors
Men and Wo.nens' lcather gioyes-a hard.
iume adortment.
Rich White farfene.,
Cai,cess and c!,in.zes,
Chapofay y uGHis,
Crcas Il. Morlaix, trown and whfe plata.
as,
Brisanniss,
Ti:k'enburgs, white ard brown, arR euslitys
Rufia meetings and drills,
Flanders bed bun,s,
Oil cloth,
Turkey yarn, g
Cotton coi,n,cTpaines,
Velvet ribbands,
Sd. and Tod, fat point NAILS,
Seine rwlnc,
FIeth c!oyer fesd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
TO RENT,

q THREE STORY BRICK WARE
u l. HOUSE, f.tua ed on Union Street, oppo-
fife Col. Giipin's Store, now occrpied by M
Philip Care. Pofeiicn will be given inmcdi
a,sly, application to be made to
Philip Trip!eA.
March ii. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Kas rfesisvfd BY The late arrieaA an elzgant Of:
/orimenf Of
C. O O d S,


London iuper6ne Cloths Corded Csmbrcks,
and Caaimetes, Lace 90.
Benefits patent Cords, Rich Cotonade and fl.
Do. W9iRcoatngs, CARED India Masns
Silks, MoleGins, Flo India and Brithh Book
rcntines, doa
Imperial, c'oudea and Lace Caps & Fandksr-
white Msrie!llcs. Chiefs
Toi!instts, Saandowns, Extra Silk Gloves,
Flannrls, 5oEe Blankets, PIC Mic MiSts.
Coasings, Plains, Silk Cord and Buttons,
Kerfeys, Halfthicks, Camb:ick Buttons,
Lambs Wocl,W orsted, Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and Silk He. W,eaths,
fiery, CRrich Feathers,
Irifh 5. Flanders Sheet. Italian Manyaus,
ings, Fine India PsiGans,
"A Irilh Lineni, Bsftas, afanoqd.s,
shifting Cotton, Dowlas, Tiek}enbuyg,
Long Lawns, Ofnabugs. Brown ic!ls
Linen Cambricks, SC. &c.
Dimities, Cambrick do.
or He daily ezfeas an nd1stlona
aDOrmeM o FALL GOODS.
OGt. Re. d1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

I.AMES BACON,
Abis GRoCr RY STORE, on King freet, has, IN
adda len to bis former Jfoek, a9atd
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which, makes his ailor,menr complete.
ne so7O ii su for Jale, on his gfaal lqv t<'sts'
Mulce,vado Sugars, OF various qua
liti,.s,
Loaf AMI Lump ditto,
Gunpowdcs,
Imperial y,
Hyfon, particularly ie'eessd
Young Hyfon, tor
H,is". Skin, and family ''s'
BeG Gseen Coffee,
c.ho cala,e. Of hyperion quality
Madeifa,
Bufell,s,
Sherry
Lifboi,, NJ ~ IL b.
Teneife,
Malae b, and
,Gcnur ne Old Port
Copna &c and BouEdeaux Brandy,
Old Ia usalc;l Spirit, tor family ufe,
Antigua. Sta Croix, ST. Vincents, and New
England n um,
Holland Gin,
Irifh ana sourftry Whi&ey.
Molales, W-te, and Cider Vinegar,
Ssoughtoh SseittsE
Mace, II ltme,ts, Gloves, Caaia, pimenso
Cayenne and Bla,k Pepper, Race and Ground
Ginger, Bala ct Sala for table u:e. Peasl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Mould, Dipt and
ssermaceti Ca ndlcs, Refined Salt.Pctre, Fotan'
Indigo, Alum, Cop| ,eras, Nader, Brimfone,
Spinning Gotta q, Patent Shot, all fzcs. bea
Engliffl and con otry -.rnade Gunpowder, Segars,
and Smoaking I obacco, very bef Chewing To.
bacco.
Hamilton and LeiPer's Snuff, Hunters Pipe
in boxes.
| London Mufara', warranted of hyperion qua
| lily, Dixon's bea ditso, Wrapping. Paper, d.
miiohn's, SC. Sc. with generally every artici
| in his line-the whol e OF which have been tclea
ed with eare and will be dilpofed Of on the yesJ
s. ,cwea terms.
December 49,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
CZoueY Seed,

CI0UET lOEEU,
Warranted of the beit quality
J, landed this day from Philadelphia, and for
d, on very low terms
Vaudeville & Jamehon.
Vie baQe t,sf reeeived,
50 barrels old Rye WhiRey
1000 los Green Coffee
% boxes fine Salad Oil
20 boxes Chocolate
loco lbs heavy Pepper
10 boxes freln MuRam
q lew bales Tennel1ee Cotton
loo feams Wrapping Paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24
WINCHESTER, October 90.

Departed TINS life, on the nl5ht OF Friday
Lss IN Aa advanced age, Miss JANE M'C1AY.
iisr remains, followed by many OF her weep
iQ5 relatives aud large concourse OF the CHI
zsn5, were inferred on sunday afternoon in
me Presbyterian burying ground I'nis lady
had tle happiness to ,be numbered with the
kgwAo teaf God in their youth, and WAC
serve him steadily Iii their ripper years. At
taa ssAsoal, Wien the spirits are lively and the
he+rt generally thousltless, she was sober
Ailldea, AFRAID Of sin, anu therefore cautious
IN her conduct. Happy was i: for her that sac
obtained grace to maintain her christian pro-,
iessioa through a long course OF years, and
experience ttle sweetness and power OF reli-
Slon y the end Of her days, The sabbath
WIS her delight, and the ordinances OF Cot,
her best feast. us she lived beloved, so is
hsr eseath sincerely regretted By al who enjoy
ine -Pieasqfesof her acquaintance.
Cans, ge aagetie s1tvogs come,
.sea lsaS' tts s9eary hil5rim home;
fe kn97e fbe sv.et to Jesses' throne,
ooRree 2f her joy and If your ozvn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24
NORFOLK, October II.

Arrived Ship Two Generals, Cunningham,
rom Hamburg. Lefr there SHIPS Tom, Sea.
,s,,I. Tor St. Goes, time OF sailing uncertain
,aaiis- w ilii..ln, y Brien, o. ana from Phlla-
1elonia, for New Orleans IN days; Tacoma,
sga,xer, OF and for Charleston, uncertain
AMSTERDAM PACKET, Smith, OF and for Phila-
5el,hia, do. Liza Resbouegh, ior Phiiadel-
mia the 25th August; President, Baker, Tor
boston in 2 days trienlsmp, Paschai, ofand
from Baltimore, repairing / enlperAnco, Bur
r0ugh, Tor Philadelphia the 18th August; Lit
tie lanes, SWEET, Ior Salem uacercAi.4 Rod
man, Wood, uncertain; Spartan, 41arpny,
br baltimore In S days; Whitman, Gr.tae, OF
DO. repairing Alexander, Aaii, uncertain
biss Resolution, Brown, uaccrcaln; Dets9y,
JOs, for New Orleans august II; Expert
raeut, 1iatt, for New YORK, uncertain, Uni
Of. Nicholson, in days; Ann, Chapman,
for New. Orleans, uncertain hhza, brown,
TOR Lisbon, uncertain, IruxCon; May, tor
Baltimore, repairing; scnr, t1allnal, Bruce,
for Marblehead, uncertain
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24
POitn0nefnent

Of the L:oqaTa- i'gsgs JoeSsy Cza5 ~ .
HE Race for 40 Guineas, lateiy
I. tised, and designea to have tee<
on Tuesday, the l4th instant, was Icsc
untll TUESDAY, the lIth Noyen.be;
Wien the Purse Of FORTY. GUiaA.i.
be run tor over the Leonardo own Con :
sfee&biy 10 tie rules Of the club, Tee ic
hoise, mare, or geiding, tic sole an !.
iute property OF come member or n.c.,l
OF the clrb, otherwise tie person pre-
to start a horse Shall pay two shsilinGs ~
ponna q slo. amount Of tie purse. ~
sNref IS authorised to Fec>9e subscilpt:o.
the Jockey Club CT any person, at his { i
tor. This being inc last years race
Cub, gentlemen proposing to start ID.
MAJ tc4on.c ;nenl6ars by subscrlb'nf
guinea. Horses 70 be.entered before ~.
Ike evening preceding the race. No ~
tess tMo horses At least start fer tie pul- ;
81 order
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October 81. 2avtlos5
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-or.ed August "a, lat 4s 81, long. Is,
Fsps sl,in bfarys from Norfolk for Antwerp,
spsN a!4gs. September 4, lat. 40 l6, long.
ous ~ sS;,, ,4rIisie, Gibson, % days from AM
- 81, a. baltimore. OFF Nantucket shoals
s0.l,' asr ,,ssy, SO hours from Marblehead for
ssaS,,nlae, and schooner Betsy, from Marti-
~ ~ sca5oaer Vigilant, Sloat, IS days from
$500 Left brig Amazon, tor New York
! -, ,s,s, and sioop Patty of Philadelphia,
!; inst arrived. Off Patuxent' passed the barque
l s,@eIia, from the City Of St. Domingo, bound
M. ..
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NEwBERN, CcT. E.

By q gentleman Just arrived in town from
taPe datteras, Ws learn that tie dome Of that
building has suffered considerable injury in the
iate storms; and that the keeper purposes to
discontinue the light I'll! tie lanthaln is tho
roughly repaired. Itseems to be material to
the safety OF vessels navigating that coast, that
this fact should DC made pubic; lest by endea-
voring to make the light, as customary, they.
should run on shore by installing their distance
from danger.
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From The Boston Rehertory.
IIbid.
BRITISH LpFL UENcE.

&C ON eloquent statesman and elegant writer
&C g suf own country, speaking of the influence
4 s0 - nations in our councils, observes
8,u from the nature of our government, hs-
Vs. IS the instrument of foreign influence.
VIII - It all is labor and disappointment.
snds l Una. mat mighty auxiliary, foreign intrigue
tors sa gents not only volunteers, but compete
~ employment, and any thing like re-