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Mezv French, Naval Orders,


The following circumstance, tits said,
can be attested BY every officer and man
on board Sir John b. Warren9 Squa-
dron when the English foret under
that gallant officer had put into ST. Jago,
aftert the capture OF the Marengo and the
Belle Poule, Admiral Linois requested
Sir John's permission to assemble the
French officers, for the purpose ofread.<
ing to them an Imperial Ediet, which he
had by him for some time, aud which
materially affected his and their interest.
The English admiral having accordingly
assented to this demand with all that ur-
banity and politeness which distinguish
him, the French officers were got toge.
ther 70 the amount Of nearly 20, when
the instrunaeuti Ia question was read to
them BY Admiral Linois. Il began by
reeiting, that his Imperial majesty, Bo-
naparte, having had serious cause Of
chagfin aud displeasure at the repeated
checks and disasters his naval force had
hitherto experienced in the contest with
England, was determined that it should
undergo Thorough reform. Then, at.
ter INTERPRETATIONS for the better order:
ing and conducting his navy in time Of
hostility with other powers, and for the
excitement Of his sailors 70 heroic deeds,
it concluded by stating, that in future all
officers Of the navy, who we're captured
by the enemy, should be from that mo.
ment reduced to one-fourth of their &C
tual pay " and you, gentlemen, there
FORE" continued Linois, :. with myself,
are hereby reduced. and must shift, As
well as we can with the little thai re.
mains." : =. a.-=-.E .--~.-t . : :
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MIRANDA.

We have seen letter from one of the
officers in Miranda's expedition, to .
gentleman inBos,on, dated Port Of Spain,
(Trinidad1 June 10, 1905. He ap.:
pears sahguine of the even.ful success
ofthe expedition and that Miranda will
receive all needed succours from the
British laad and naval commanders in the
West Indies. eIknow," adds the vri-
Ter, :" We shall, have such force that
nothing but a miracle can prevent our
success There were 1s officers and
20 men, in the Two schooners captured
BY the Spaniards whose fate arrested
the most lively feelings Of the other part
Of the expedition. ~. tCfntinekl
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and fhope this recital may be Of service
20 him." T.. s, .2.' =, . Ns. =.
+" am sorry to inform you, that the
above mentioned fine fellow died since
writing the above, atthe Gibraltar Hos
Pital Of a fever he caught, when the
stump Of his arm was nearly welln =
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S H Z E h.

Farmers who wish ,ohave good wool,
and large feeees, must not only attend
TO preserving the best oftheir lambs, and
improving their breed-but they must
be exceedingly careful to winter their
sheep tpei. More depends on this cir
cumstanee than many imagine. Sheep
badly fed during the winter, and poor
and feeble in the spring, will have coarse
wool, light feeees, and loose much of
what they have before shearing time
BY fesdihg sheep well, and keeping thera
IN Flesh and heat, their ,ieeces win be
made heavy, their wool fine, and it viii
not fall Of. s.t--.s&~ + u
= "SPEED TIE PLoUGz."
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From the bosros Crsr1srL.
The toAppiag Song mas ,oritfra ~ tds
celetrotion Of the late Anniuersary Of
Ameriean Iadspendencc. b. SAMUEL
Woodlcorth, and sung BY M. King
10ith spirit aud animation. ....
NArroxALSoao Tune, .Risec alumbia.'
WHEN from our shores Bellona's Car
Recoipd amid dread scenes Of war, ! 7
Columbia's Genins-the Genius Of our
- land. ! -. r. l. r.: e.
Thus gave hers sons this great command
Revere fair freedoms chosen son, i.
!" Protect with life ti1e prizehe won"
High in cur right the Hefo stood =, !
Victorious from the fields Of. blood, j.
And pois'd to Heaven his reeking blade,
As witness to the VOW he made 81 d..
This arm, with Heaven for its shield,
Shall ever guard the dear.boueht
| = field" T.. IT,, ~. IL i. =. \ .
The Goddess heard The solemn vow,
Aud wind the laurel round his brow,
While swelld the anthem to his praise,
And spheres responsive caught the lays:
J" Revere the Hero Washington! +.
2" For he your independence won"
Then while we consecrate the day,
Which gave our land It's lawful way,
Let all our bosoms glow with fires. -
Becoming sons Of Hero sires -. e.. 49,
Swear ne'r to forfeit what they won,
While earth revofves around the sun.
, While, Mars red banners aoat unfurl'd,
Der the blood delugd eastern world
Here peace shall bless US with her reign,
While Virtue, Right and Faith remain !:
| - Then let mad Europe blush to see,
| i, That peace can dwell with liberty.
! But If our sons should e'ef conspire
To kindle freedoms funeral pyre,
And slayes Of Galha Join the band r.,
| 70 subiugate their native land !: Z. %<=S
r. Our Youth Indignant shall arise TT
And save the dearly purchased prize.
Then while our gobless how with winei
And rich libations grace her shrine, ss
Inclouds Of incenee to the skies -,
Let this inspiring theme arise:
a" The Youth of Boston e'er viii be
/" Champions Of sacred liberty.
Our Fathers fought, and scorn'd TO yield,
Tin dire oppression fed the field;
Then gass this mandate with the prize
To unbornpatriots yet to rise i: "a /
"Protect the blessing we bestow,
"And guard your rights from ev'ry
+ = foe, T., <...-. - T..
Then youthful Patriots rise and swear
/ To hold the glorious name you bear;
Your dear bought freedom 10 maintain,
| While ocean, earth and skies remain;
And like your Fathers still to be
. Independent, Great and Free.
s1ssrzEa.xI1.ul ,sr5ssxzS sSss,xxxsxEN
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SQUALLY.

Tsasts.-The following toasts were
drank by party Of democrats at Phila-
delphia, and are published inthe aurora.
4 6. The President Of the United States
until he can have cabinet honest and
disinteresteda as himself may the eonstitu-
ton be strictly fulfilled, and the exeen-
tive rendered one and indivisible. s
cheers. Je6ersonss march. ,.5*.~
g. The hsadsof departments-turned
tSil-and until they Jake the other turn,
may every man turn his tail to them. 5
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y
j. The American senators are become
exceedingly irritable Of late.1 They not
only seem disposed to quarrel with sllthe
world, but are ready on every occasion
to 60 70 foggerheads among themselves.
Am american paper, of the Isth uls.
states, that, 10 late debate, F. NJ. Ran
dolph felt himself insulted, BY some re-
marks that fell from Mr.. John Randolph,
when the former observed, " He knew
Jchn'smode Of warfares powder, ball
andeyen steel; he was willing to deal
with him in ether" The American
editor observes, that this was the FIRST
time that an open challenge was ever
givenin the senate. a... - -.
+ = -. London psper.1
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From the bosros crs41srL.

The tolp1piag Song ;IrGs .eritfen fer the
cele6,ation Of the late Annipe.sary Of
Ameriean ladspendence, By Samuel
Woodtcorth, and sung BY M. King,
10ith spirit and animation. .....
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
FoR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER

FOR SALE BIZ TIE SUBSCRIBER,
II HE following dslcribed real clizte, in
Warren, in the county Of Lincoln, dif-
tlict of llarne, in lots to fuit pnrchaiers, and
undoubted titles given, viz.
Twenty-nine acres Of moving and tillage
land, fronting on ~ Gsorges-TiVsr, at the
head Of the tide, and extending by the great
county road TO the meeting houie, with a
dweIling-ho 80 feet y SO, having an eli
90 feet by s, well hniihed and in good re-
pair a wood-houfe, new chaiie-houie, barn,
and other convenient out-houies; never
failing well, and garden under good I'M
provement, and one other dwelling houie.
fuitabe for fmall family. This land, from
its nearnefs TO the centre Of the town and Of
bufnels, is rapidly increahne in value.
AIso--a fore 3S feet by 81, two nories
high, with cellar under the whole, built the
lat fummer, Of the beR ms teriaIs, and COM
pIetely fniihed, with large and convenient
wharf oR ST. Gorge -river, teing altogether
one Of the mott convenient and profitable
itands for trader, III this part Of the country.
AL:o-two hundred and oigh,y-fve acres
of excellent land, lying in one body, within
three quarters of mile Of the above premif
es, conhlting of moving, tillage, pafiure and
woodland the whole is we'll watered, and
capable of making two good farms.
ALso-in the town Of Union, farm COM
taining 100 acres Of choice land, with a COM
Portable dwelling -houfe, new and notify fn-
fled bur one half mile from the meeting-
Il uie On this farm g tons Of Englifh hay
are uld.ily cut, and all Of it as good and as
Lily in she leurifhing town Of UnioH.
AL. o-oRe other lot ofland, adjoining the
above, containing 80 acres, covered princi-
Pay with valuable timber-trees, sc and i
within one mile Of water carriage, on 81.
Geoyges-'iqg. -..a
LIktwlsr- at the head Of the tide, on 81
Geo,ges-,jver, 500 tons Of oak timber, and
go tons Of pine tinker. For further partic-
ulars and terms Of payment, (Which will be
made eafy) apply to the fubfcriher in faid
WayrrH, who being about to clofe his buff
neis in this town, requeit all perfons indebted
TO him to make immediate payment.
W'ayyez, IbrR "a. JAMES w HEAD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
10 Farmers.

THE Lands in Townihip No. 3, III
the sth Range north Of the waldo Pa
tent, are offered for iale in Lots Of any hze,
from TO 500 acres 20 be leletted i'll any
part OF the townihip, Il the Pleafure Of Pur-
chafers.
This townihip j. Rocked with valuable
timber of various kinds-is well watered by
ttreams which fall into the Pilcataquis, and
afford ealy and cheap conveyance for
RATS and boats carrying Eve tons, I. the tide
waters Oh the Penoblcot The foil i infe-
rior to none in the Dilrid Of Maine, and the
title is iAdifputable.
As the principal object Of the lale will be to
promote the immediate iettIement of the
townlhip, it viii be difpofed of Oh terms
~UsUALLYLIBERAL, and to none except luch
as y5aH bseoms aS7zaI (ttteys. Thoie therefore,
who win 10 obtain Farms on fuch terms, are
invite ed to examine the townlhip, and for fur
ther particulars apply 10
MOSES CREENLEAF.
P--gsr. 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
William Lord,

Fore-Street,
EAS;ul received an additional aiIortmento o
: : Hard Ware, & Weitindia Goods
and Groceries.
>i,-szg -obkk Gre,
HID. Rum. ditto Molsfes,
Pipes bet Freneh Brandy
Hollands Gin,
Madeira, Sherry Port W.
Llbou aud Malaga (
Hylcn. Yong Hyfon, Hyion- 2 r..
Skin, and souchong
Loaf and lnoia Sugars,
Boxes Chocolate Chocolate Shells,
40 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
10 60 SPermacsti do
CaGks RaiEns boxes do.
Nutnegs, Cloves, Cailia,
Ginger, Ai1Pice, Pepper, Munard,
indigo of various kinds; TumbIers,
Rice; Cotton; wool * cotton Cards,
Boxes by 9 Glafs; Powder 5, Shot
"a, Sd, Iod, & cod Nais Brads & Tacks
Logwood, Redwood, FuRic,
CaRlwood, Alum,
Bbls. Pork. Bacon, Cheele,
Corn and Fleur Rye and Indian Meal,
and many other articles, which he viii fell
81 reafonable terms. Mqy 60.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

and immediate fogJe1sl9a giU-n,
A LARGE new and Convenient Dwelling
Huule, aanding On York -Hreet, near
Mr Na5bIxieE Dsaa'S. and The land on which
it lands. Sad houfe j. fnilied, except
rooms, which are in fuch a Gtuation that they
may be hniihed with very lit5ie expe1fe.
said houfe being the fame that j. now occu-
pied by Mr. Daziri Y TyLs, and u vcry plealant-
iy fituated. Tie terms will be liberal and
made known by aPPIyingto
Seth WinAip e GO.
May IL. e5Nsw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Wo0lcn Mandatory,
1t GRAT-DjfCi7 Of Maine.
Diving and Clothier's Works.

<JRiIg anu AlOltilCi W OIhos
5 NE Tasfcribsr begs leave 70 inform the
iuha5nanrs Of Gray, and re public IL
,eral, that he ls erecting on : new and inn
.r0vc4 pan a cSmpieat fet OF Clothier's
Works, dperior to any ever yet crected in
,his part Of the country, and inferior 70 none
"a the United States which will be ready TO
commence buEneis on the hrlt of Auguif next
ID order to gve compleat latisfa6tion to tn
public, who have been long impoied upon in
.his branch Of huhnefs, the iubfcriber ha-
procured known workman from one Of the
;ri. manufactures in Engiand.-H never fad
ing coors, well tinlhed work, and punGtuali
ty aall promiles reipecting the buhneis, be
opects worthy the attention of the public,
he doubts nei but he Will merit their favors
Iadigo Blue, fcarlet, crimlon, purple, bottle
~.een. London brown, corseau, blue black *
o.nmon black, and all other fashionable CO..
Tors, to any pattern that may be wanted, on
clans entirely new.
Iikewife will be dyed on Silk and Cotton
tlae, black bottle green, plumb, olive, olive
d-ab, bufF, or any other colors that my De
-1nred-Blues Oh Cotton and Linen Yarn toI
~aeclcs, as good as ever yet imported.
Cottons dyed in fummer ouly, between Tho
fr't Of April AID the hrft Of September.
Carding and Manufacturing done as ufual
Except that it will be done with greater DIFF
ti. ch than heretofore-thsrs being machinery
ccccted TO turn of As much work in one day
.s was done in two laf year.
The fubfcriber likewiie begs leave to IN
IN the Inhabitants of Mizet and its vicinity
,h4t he has cftabIiihed Carding Machine a
.mery's Mills in Bz'aOs, where every attehtioE
svii be paddle likewile Purpoies taking II
10th 10 fnifh at Minot, where he will return
every month. Whoever leaves cloth to b
lLd.hed with the Perion attending at Minot
.-4y depend on as much attention being paic
"a # brought to Gray.
lie returns his Gncere thanks TO the public
favors pail, and hopes by ftria attentiur
ais buGnels 10 merit continuance
Samuel Mayal
NIB A liz Of prices may be feen, with ;
~lrd Of patterns, by applying to the WoioeT
.tory III Gray. My 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
NEW GOODS.
CROSS s MARTIN,

CROSS = MARTIN,
Fore Street,
HAVE JUN received large aGortment Of
SPRING e SUMMER GOODS--a-
mong which are,
Superhne black, blue, brown and bottle
green Broadcloths, Of fupericr quality
Bue, brown, mi Aed and lcarlet common do.
Buff, black, white, mixed Gldra5 CalIimere,,
Ruiisls, Calamancoes, Shalloons, DuraBts,
and DuroyS
SuperhDe and common Calicoes
Black, olive and drAb Velvets
Mixed and drab Satinets
Olive, blue, fate & black Cotton Ca1imeres
and Grounderils
Englilh and India Nankins,
Olive, fate and buff James Pink Ginghams
Great variety Of fancy Mullins,
Plain, fpotted aud laced Book do.
6-4 embroidered Shawls,
glack and white miliaet Engliih and India
Cottons-ditto Checks
Cambria & common Pocket Handkerchiefs
Black, blue, plumb, brown, buff and pink
Cotton CambTics-4-4, ga & Ga white do.
Quality and Shoe Bindings
7-s and "a Iri:h Linens
Cotton Umbreas-hlk do Paralols
Dimities Sewing Silk-Twit
Brown Hollands-P Plattilas-Britanias
Cotton Hoie--flk do
Marfeilles Quilting-Black Sincfraws
Black, green and pink Modes
CopPerplate Furniture
Ladies nix Gloves--Gentlemen' do.
Beaver Gloves
Silk and cotton Chambray Mullins
Black and white crope Damalk Ta5lecloths
Fancy fix Handkerchief Buttons
Hair Combs Ribbons Oil Cloths
China Caitors-To1et Glales-Pocket dc.
etc ETC. AL0, .+
A few pipes All proof Brandy =
do Gin Rum-Wines of all knds-Hyf yfon,
Young-Hyfon, Hyion tkin, Souchong and
Bohea Teas, Of the frit quality y--LikegVi5e,
A large anortmcnt OF Groceries (;
all Of which will be fold on the mott reacona-
be terrns,. ....... May I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

TO be fold, a Farm in Z Lp5uin0H,
containing one hundred acres Of good
land, under high cultivation, well proper
toned for moving, Paituring and tiilage /,
well wooded and watered, has young or
chard Of 800 trees, Of excellent fruit; a two
itory houie, and two 10 feet barns thereon -
Payment made eafy to the Purchaier. For
further particulars, inquire Of JOHN BEAN
on the premifes. Lewinou, MAY 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

IOHN Lord, informs the pub
lie, that he has JUN received hsndfome
lfortment of Englifh Hats ofthe neweft fafh-
a and Of the latsit importation --Likewile,
4 general aTortment Of American Hats, and
Hatter's Trimmings--all which he will fell on
ne Lowell terms for cah or approved credit,
It his ihop in Fore-ftrset, next door to Crols &
Martins. (5w) -dfrj "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Munroe 81 futile,

MunrOc % L uttle,
No I, Uuion R14o, Midis Street,
HAVE jut received, and now oP-
4 ening an extenGve afortment of FRESH
GOOD5-viz
"A and O. figured, Plquet and coionade
Mulins-dtto jhawls-ditto Veis
4-z and So hgered Lace ditto
Ga, lace, japannsd, veined and tsmbored
Mullins
A large anortment Of plain and 6guIed fix
Mullins Book and Jaconet do
PINK, blue, white and green Sarinets
India Luitrings,
Black and eolored double Florence DO
Fashionable plaid 90
Black and white dix Hofe, lace and en-
broidered clocks n
Plain and lace cotton do
BIZ OK and white lace, pic nc, and PLATA fix
Gloves and Mitts
3 4, 81 and 6-4 white Cotton Cambries
- and ga black and colored do
"A belt London printed Cambrics
Cambria and common Calicoes
bales India do--India Checks
Cambria and common Dimities
| Linen Cambria "-t
| 7-8 and "A Irifh Linens
| Printed and wove Ginghams
Cotton Cathmeres---Merfeiles VeiEng
Back and colored Velvets
Patent Cords and Plains
Black and colored Grapes
| Dutaats-Cslamancoes-
BeR London Pins
| Mems Beaver Glozes
Black aud white llk do
| Ladies long and fhort Kid do
| "A large afortment Of India Cottoas, from
| sfto fper yard
Back and cotored Sewing Silk
Black and white illk Laces
| White thred do
| 2 trunks Kid and Velvet Shoes
| Black, blue and brown Broadcloths and
| Caihneres-With a haRdfDme ahortment of
other Goods which will be fold lower than
can be pu5chafed at any fore in town.
4 Mar e. (6zUJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

tN + the fublcribers having baeu apponted
by the Hon Samuel Freeman, Elq Judge
Of Probate for the County Of Cumberland, to
receive and examine the claims Of the feveral
creditors 10 the eltate of
SETH HIGGINS,
late of St1ad.s, in the countyof Cumberland
mariner, deceafed, reprefented infovent; do
hereby give notice, that fix months from the
fourteenth day of May init are allowed to the
creditors to bring ID and prove their claims
and that we ihall attend that fervice at the
dweIing-houGe of Theodore AfaGcy, Efq. in
Standifh on the Second ThurEday ofIuly next
and the Second Thurfdays Of the four follow
ng months, from two o'clock until fix clock
the afternoon.
John Dean, c.n
Peter Moult,n, o0''"l-5''''s'''
StzzSfjs, orb, nay 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
EDWARD HOWE,

NIdIHc-otIt0t,
In tie Sfoye next 70 Gen. WaajzUorib's bOzfe,
HASjuft received and for fale, frell afort-
4 ment of
Ubboifery and Paper-Hanging5 :
Fringes, Laces ard Taf1eIs,
Sofas, Chairs and Matrafes,
Furniture, Chintzes,
Live geefe, Ruilia * Liibon Feathers,
Engliih and American Bedticking
N elegant aGortment Of Enghfh and Amer.
ican Paperhzngings, with borders of the new
eR flihions
UThe Uphoiftery buGnefs carried
on as ufuaI, i. all its branches, with psn6tu-
ality d difpa.ch. may 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Watcb Lat Z

7 OST on Saturday evening Ian, a gilt Gene
L "a Watch, with Z green we've chain, with
out aleal-Whoever has found the fame, and
will leave it at theeN7zerte-Ofhe fhall be
well rewarded. HAT ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

TO LET,
4 +. NE half Of ! thrse-Rory Houle, pleafant-
" fruated in Fore Street, near the
v.iling-houfe Of Csk W1ife--Apsly 10
.zsy :. MARY OkNARDs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
CHEAP GOODS.
-
T. e A. Vinton,

l1i2Qafe-StT1et,
I1AVE Ma received an e1tenfve 2aortment
l. of SPRING y SUMNER GOODS,
vghich they will fell cheaper than can be DO I
1t any fore in towp-among which are
silk and cotton Cham Black, pink. plumb,
bray Mullins, & &olive cotton Cam
6-4 Lace Cambrics, brics,
ia and Ga Cotton Cambnc Shawls,
Cambrics, Rufels, ShaIoons,
Calicoes, Linens, CaIimancos, Durants,
Mullins, PLAIN and fprgsed
BeIt Londsn printed Eook MsAln,
Cambria, Dimities, White nn3 coloured
Parafois, Umbrellas, Threads,
silk Cloves, Picnic do. Blue Nankns,
White& cold Sarfnets, Yellow 90.
Copperplares, Yellow | Cotton CaitIneres,
Furniture Patch, India Calicoes,
india oitons, Diapers,
Dlnn6S cOrdedYelyets, Brown Hoilandss
india Checks, | White and col cotton
Purfes. Combs, Hoie, Black LaeeS,
Velvet Binaings. Cotton Sewihgs'
dbo, -T
Beft fuper6ne black, blue, corbeau,
and mixed Broadcloths and Cadimeres, Cot
ron Webbing Yarn, Cotton Wool -LHs-Oise,
Belt hylon, Fcung hytor, lyon
kin, souchong and Bohea Teas, Of the fro
quality, at reduced prices-Pepper, Coffee
.lllfpice, Indigo, and many other articles, toe
numerous to menuon--For iale, either foF
caih Or fhort approved credit. Nay 2l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,

THAT pleafant ftuation Of the
fub-criber, containing "a acres Of ex-
cellent Laad, under good improvement, a
convenient dwallng-houle thereon, with 4
good cellar, good well Of water. Alfo 1
convenient Store, with a gooS cellar, large
and well fnillaed fable, with out houies and
a lmall orchard, htuated il JYeAs, and adroin-
ing the tide-waters Of Kenlehunk-river 81
rods; all v hich diRance, j. valuable fur land
iugs and building yards is as good a ftand
for trade as any on laid river.
Aho Jar sale,
Two FARMS. .-- One of which is
in Sanford, containing 10 acres Of good Iaad,
well wooded and watered, with convenietx
houfe, barn and out-houfes thereon, on the
nam road through iad town An excellent
ltand for an innholder or trader.
The other is fruated In Waterb9rsap5, con-
taining 20 atres Of land, near the centre III
iaId town, on the main road and as good
foil a. any in iaid town. Twenty acres are
under improvement ; the remainder covered
with good growth Of hard wood, and fome
pine.
Payment made eafy, and liberal cred. 1 Civ
en For further particulars, inquire Of Ma
rHANIEL Y LIrrLE, a Bstgo., or Jos Fla
THoMAs, Efq. Of KsaAe54AE.
Barvor, May 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
NszO and Cheap Goods.

NATHANIEL JFNKS,
LIAS JUN received for faIe, at his fore in
> N@tyarmoni6, handlome aAortment Of
GOODS, iultab c forIte iedf a.
Among which are forle Of the mof falhiona
bile articles received by the laa importations.
ALso-a general fupply of
HlrG-N4re Dn4 H Il GoodS
of the beft quality. Together WIKI CHRDEA
SEEDS, cf aimolt every kind.
u a fmall quanuty Of 21h foi
fale as above. ,14r IS