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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
GaSette.
NETWORK, November -.


On Fueiday the 4th init. abou, O'Clock in
me evening, General Eaton, paf,ing on horie
back alone, over the pine plain, abou, three.
miles diAant from Springfield, MATS. was at
lacked ny '"otpad who iudden'y fprapg ont
OF the buihes on the f,ie of the road. at,emrt-
ing with his left hand to feize the bride, and
having in his right pifol or hudgeon--,he
hor'e Raried, and thus prevented his reaching
the bride; at the fame time nearly dirmountins:
Gen. Eaton.--he however recovered, turned
ms hor's, and with loaded whip, made ttroke
at the fellow, which he could perceive CANE We
ry near his head without reaching him he re-
tired hait'iy to the buihes. The darkness rem
dered it inpofibe (fays the general) to deter.
mine whatweapon or weapons the aGaiIant had.
or to give any deicription of his perfon, other
tnan that ne was tall, tout man, in fhort
failor's jacket. A perfon of this defrrin,ion
Pafled the turnpike gate eight miles Eaif Of the
place where the attempt was made, about
O'Clock the next day.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81.

Exfr0H efa letter from Livypool, datsI Sest.
g Annexed hand you prices current to
wn'ch beg your reference. We have nothing
more reipeeiing the negotiation for peace with
france, but that they are flill contained: mors
we iu'ped to anfwer fome political purpoCe.
man in expectation oftheir being brought to an
aToicahle conclufon. 1t is generally believed
our differences with Pruilia will be Immediately
adiufcd.
ocveFai Teieis are now loading wheat at
D2ntzick, for Great Britain. Og- u,ayyf,c.
f"'f'5 are in great biri.j, in eonfequeuee of tb.
tabime ct EHenoS -iyres. 1fduenfu-es TO an
'''1"fenfe extent are preparing for Soutb .4uer;
ca, and sve Hntieipnte briR t,ede there, t6i,
sumter. Upsvards Of so 4'.BeL5 are nozv Ioedinc
S FER, ana m London for BHenoS tyres. I, has
mad material Influence on our cotton market.
and we exped early imports of upland will paw
well, as there is fcarcely good bag of that def
cription in this market.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

We believe choice has been made in all the
ditriets of old Mafiachufetts.-W have but
few accounts from Maine The gentlemen
elected are, Menr5. Quincy, Varnum, Seaver,
Crowninfhic!d, - Lvermore, Stedman, =Upham,
Barker, Greene, *Dcan, Ely, Taggart, and
Bidwell. In Worcefer South Diftrict, Mr..
Upham has fucceeded by a much larger majo-
rity than the federal candidate at the laft bicn-
NAL election. Mr.. Cuts, we think, is re.elea-
ed in York diitri6t.-*Not Of the 5rejSut Con-
grtG; and in the room of Mefirs Melton,
Hatlngs and Biihop, decned.
Csn.inel.
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D0acle8ttc

The Vermont Council Of Ccnfors, now in
FELTON,, having recommended the repeal of fc-
veral of the laws of that aatc, making provifion
for the Gpport .ftbe Gefei, as inconiiftent with
the fpirit of their BIZ ofRigb5--the Legislature
have had the fame under confederation and af-
ter two days fpent in the dfculion, have re-
folved that tbofs Aazvs ought not to be repeated.
On diviiion 81 members voted aganl the re-
peal, and 7s tor it.
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MIRANDA DEFEATED.

Bos1oH, Nov. 17.-Captain Eoaer, arrived here
on Saturday in rs days from Trinidad informs, that
three days previous his failing Mr.. Taylor, who
had embarked in the expedition with Mirandal reach
ed that place with the Uupeaant intelligence of their
defeat in landing at the Caracas lie Gated. tina,
the troops which Miranda had collected a, Trinidad.
did not amount to more than 400 men; that with
this additional force, he had proceeded OF his
dtcni but immediately on hi, landing was attacked
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

The Gazette contains his majefy's order
IN council for permitting the importation in
neutral vellels into our Wet India Hands for
IL months enfuing, of lumber, and all kind. of
Provilions, with the exception of rum, molaf-
te', and all other commodities, except fugar,
indigo, cotton and cocoa.
This is the fri exercfe of the authority veit-
ed in the privy council by the ae of laft FELTON,,
which was productive of fuch warm and length
ened debates in both houfes. Since the paiIing
of the bill, the board Of trade has been aImoit
daily occupied in afcertanng the pratticability
offuPpIying the colonies wholly from the mo-
Their country. The order of council, is, we
think, Deceive of the negative.
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sAG-HARBOR, (Loag-JGand.) Nov. IL.
1 Csys;J1eI.

A letter is received in this place from gen.
tleman of high reipectabty in Connecticut,
which ftates that he, few evenings before,
had conversation with G. Granger, efq. in
which Mr.. G. ftated, that he had information
from certain General@ at the eafward, that
Col. Burr had given him the offer of fecond il,
command, if he would aid in Operating the
weitern> from the eaftern fates. Colonel
Burr informed him that all the wefern ftates,
except Ohio, were ripe for the enterprise
that he was amply provided with provi-
lions and merchandise, had boats building at
Marietta, and could have hundred thoufand
dollars, in fPecie, at half an hours notice. MIR.
Granger enquired of the aforeflid officer if he
could & would certify what he had declared, &
on being anfwered in the affirmative, he imme-
diately forwarded the intelligence to the Pref
dent of the United States
Not named, but con- eaured to be Gen. Eaton.
Suffolk Gazefie.
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September 90.
ARREST OF CAPTAIN WHfTBY.

Capt. Whthy of the Leander, has returned
from the American faton, under arret, in that
fhip and court martial is Immediately order
ed upon him, for firing upon the American
veilel, which made 10 much noife. By thefr
means, the truth of thofc proceedings, which
have given 70 much uneainefs TO both coun-
tries, will be individually determined.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
NEW-YORK. Nov. 81.

w W NhNiAt 4NUF' II
A letter was received in town yetertiay, via
Bottom, from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
the 3oth Auguit, which fates that the news of
the capture OF Buenos Ayres reached the Cape
on the 18th Auguf, and immediately after
wards 5000 troops left the Cape for Buenos
Ayres as reinforcement.
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and totally defeated tha, Mirsada Ion in The en.
gagen'ent the greasea par, of his roops; and mith
much difculty Occurred his with the wreck os
ms little army, IN one OF the FINAL vsie belonging to
his iquadron that the Leander was a,rn can,u,.,i
and capt. Johnion, who commanded her, and mon
OF his officers, were beheaded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
NORTH.CAROI1MA-

NORTH-CAROLINA. PaL;gb. Noz,.
The Legislature Of this State met on Mon
day TAFT ; and there being large majority of
the Members prefcnt, proceeded to bu6nefs
The Senate elected Gen. Jofeph Riddick
Speaker, and the Commons General John
Moore. Both choie their old Clerks, and
Doorkeepcrs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
GEORGR-TOWN Nox 4.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 90.
| through the poiitenefs of respectable gentle
man IN Wilmington, VIC are enabled to lay
before our readers the following INTELLIGENCE
respecting COL Burr. Hajb. Fad.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
Sen0te Of fbc U. Sknt.1

oeHdTe Or me u. State.
The fenators of the United States. ,ybof-
period OF iervice expires on the 9TH of March
next (lsO7) are
Meiirs. Bradley, of Vermont;
Adalr, OF Kentucky, vice Breckenridge
Gaillard, of South Carolina;
Logan, of Pennsylvania;
Mlledge of Georgia, vice JaekIon, de-
ceaied
Plumer, of New Hampfhre;
Smith, of New-York
Stone, of North Carolina:
Tracy, of Connecticut
Worthington, Of Ohio
Wright, of Maryland.
Mefrs Bradley and Tracy, are re-seaed for
another fenatorial period.
MIR. Pumer, ii is fad, has declined.
MIR. Worthington, it is faid, will alto de-
cline.
And Mr.. Wright, being elected governor of
Maryland, new choice will be to be made az
well for the approaching felton, as for the next
period.
The fenate will conlift of the following mem
bers behde the above, and who will continue tim
the years annexed -
Til 1So2-Mellrs. Adams -IMafaebuEfft.
Anderfon-Ttnflee.
Condit-JGjfy.
Hillhoufe- Conardieuf.
Howland--Rbode Hand.
Maclay--PeuaGivGnia
Whitehill-NeqO- York.
Moore--Vrginia.
Smith-MatyLand.
Smth-Obio.
Smitb-Eermo1t.
White--Deia4Onrr.
LII lSli--meiirs' Baldwin-Ceorgia.
Bayard- Dei0qvare.
Feoner-Rbode LRand.
Giles Virginia.
Gilman-NeqO-H 0m6hire.
kitcbell--JrrJcy.
Pickering -.Ma6aebnleffS.
Smiih--TfHaq1ce.
Stokes.
sumter --S5nfb Carolina.
IhruHOn---Kegfacky.
Turner Mo. Hlrora.
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His majefy's flip Penelope. off Con-
carneau, near L'Orient.


BaNY's hip, the Veteran, is in Concarneau.
1t is fmall creek, and at low water the entrance
is completely fnrrounded with rocks, 70 ,ha.
it is impoiiible for us TO dstroy her with our
prefent force. The Attack brig is therefore
dispatched to the Rect with the information Gas
nothing can be done without bomb vei1el or
two), and by her have svailed myfelf the op-
portunity of writing to you. 1t appears they
have mounted all her Guns on fiiore for her
protection, and fine is tnug among the rocks.
leave you TO judge our feelings when we are
conitantly IN fight Of, and cannot get at her
but when the bombs arrive, you will hear of her
deitruStion."
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7o tie Editors oftke seiata Gnzette.

y y
In your paper of the 9th infant, fome Lu-
natic (affe6ted fuppofe by the noon having
for the purpofe of llindering Mr. Burr, related
fome faIfehoods, as coming from me. 1t ismy
duty az a man--asa citizen of the u. States, TO
requeit You will have the goodnefs, by this
means, to contradict them in your next Ca
Zette.
never faw Colonel Burr at the city Of Wafh-
ington-nor did he ever open his lips to me, eli.
Their at my houfe, or elsewhere, on the fubicSt
Of politics.
THOMAS MARTIN.
New-Port, (K.) oct. ssth, SOC.
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DOIThJ.
DORSCIiE.
Helligcnaalt, Sept. =.

Lyell, the Mefienger, embarked yefcrdsy
mornsg at Deal for Calais, with diipatches in
anfwer to-thote brought by MIR. Smith. The
funds, which were very ct ye0rrdav morning
ut the opening, rofe, towards the cloCe os The
day, upon the report that Bsi,ico had arrived
with further dispatches from Lri Lauderdale.
The rumour is untrue-no melienger has arri
we'd lince Smith. 1t is reported that Lyell has
carried out orders for the return of Lord Lau
derdale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

At the Charter Election of the city of New
York for members of the Corporation, the fe-
deral ticket has prevailed in fix wards out of
nine.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

Jeremiah Morrow is Reelected reprefenta-
tive for the tate Of Ohio in the next Congrefs.
The votes given for
Mr.. Morrow were, s,7ss
For Mr.. Prichard, 1904
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..i4.SS.xS S - Sc = g EGE
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Not named, but onjeaured to be Gen. Eaton.
SH7OM Gaaefte.
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E~traa ofa letter from a r0usg lIiLjHi0nan TO
bis Fatber.
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tants all thofe who fiall circulate ;h,a dersa- !
eddy, muft expect to be feriouly purified.
(Signed)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

From papers received at the cite of the Federal
G4zes.e, By the ACCOM-, capsasa HeDson tron
!. Liverpool. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05
IOHN TU C. K E K
Has for Sale,

1000 bulhels coarfe Turk's-lllano
SALT;
70 hhds Mu(covado Sugar;
10 bags Black Pepper; ,,,.a
3 trunks CheRer's and P'ck'' f''
kerchiefs;
500 Spanith Hides;
Teas, &c. Sc.
III so,
A few bulhel. Seed Potatoes.
March IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05

LepY Of q ayPatcb fr0m ne foRsf de KGIo1mgT5Rl
dated at Yienaa, the zetb A5rii-IIfb Nay,
isoS.
Since the creation of the council of war, J
have this day to mention its f 1T meeting, which,
directed to other details than thofe Of the admin
iarasion, at length pEclcnn an objc6l worthy OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
ISAAC CAGE.

n. bis Slip CLa4de,y Stare, No. 8, UaisS-tVb4.J,
Has jult received freih fupply Of
GOODS, conlaing Of
100 barrels of Wilmington Tar
40 ditto Pitch
loo bolts RulIia Duck
80 do Ravens
100 boxes Spurm. Candies
40 do dipd do
boxes Role Brimltone
10 oaks Linfeed Oil
do SPurm. do
2 do Whale do
Sheet Lead
Do Copper
Do Iron
40 kegs London ground Paint
a general ahortment OF Nails
Gun and wrought Brads
Quadrants
Brais and wood Compafes
Black and bright Warmth
Spirits Turpentine
4 tons of old Junk for OakuR
2 tons Of Junk for Yarns
Brandy, Gin, Rum
Sugar, Tea, Pepper, &c.
Also,
A general afortmcnt of Ship Cbaadgeyy as
niual; Cordage by retail or gang.-Ail which
will be fold on the moi liberal terms
NSOsmIe, "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
VESSELS LEF@.

At Rotterdam, 68 days since, Catherine,
of Portland, detained.-At ST. Petersburg,
Sept %, schr -, of Portland, for Phila-
delphia, in 10 days. AtAugusta, Mart Oct. 5,
4ayourite, Dunlap, for Portland, in 10 days.
At Bridgetown, Oct %, schr. -, Thorn
as, for Portland, in days.-At Hamburg,
Sept. 5 Harriet, Gray, for Pordand.-At
Liverpool, Oct. II, Lucia, Curtis, of Port
land /; Frances, M4lcom, C..stine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
IKE NOTICE II

WHEREAS James, the hufhAnd of me the
- iublcriber, has behaved in very unDe-
coming manner by not Importing ME aud my
children Tor number OF years, and getting
intoxicated and breathing my life lundry
times, and likewise beating and ahufiing me
IN ihanieful manner, do hereby forbid iaid
James ever troubling me again; for am de-
serminined not ~ live with him again after
this date.
N. B. II the faid James troubles me any
more he lhall fuller the consequences of the
law SUSANNAH WALLACE
Portland, Ma. "a. dec. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
p.eD,

In Germany the Hereditary Prince Of
Bruins wick, brother 10 the English Erince OF
Wales.
IN England, Miss CnoLMoNDELEY she
was riding in a barouchc with the Prin-
cess of Wales, and Lady Sheffield, when
che coach upset, and Miss G. dashed against
a post, and killed outright. Tie princess
was much bruised but not dangerously
The RI Rev. DR.. HoRsELEY, Bishop u 81.
Asaph.
In Savannah, THoMAs, eldest son OF
capt. Thomas Norton, OF tiIs town, ITt. H.
This sudden bereavementis dou5iy affective
to his relatives and friends, who pTcsaged
much happiness from the aail-Dle qualiLcs
he possessed.
In Holland, Conn. DR.. JEREMIAH WEST,
aged 54-He was = surgeon ia the hIierl-
Can army OF 70.
In Wiscasset, Mrs. SUSANNA FoLLANs-
sEE, relict Of the late capt. Thomas +. and
youngest daughter OF Joseph Tinkham, 81
late Of marlborough, in tie county Of Ply
mouth, aged IS. A truly exemplary char
actef and dexout christi2n.--AIr. FRANCIS
BLYTH, aged 50.
In Newcasco, on the 9th ut. in the 44th
wear of her age, Mrs. Mary, wife OF hlr.
BENJAMIN Pattengill. She was woman OK
such amiable virtues SIS attracted the love,
good will and high esteem Of Ill her &C
ouaint.,ncc. Mr. Edmond Merrill, aged 80.
4 man Of unblamGbic COW ersation, a strict
observer Of gospel Institutions and who, IN
death, ielt the support Of strong faith.
Cf this msn it may be SAID, 4" &c c.1Ac 10
his grave in 4 f,lll age"
In Sutton, County Of Worcester, Solo
mon, aged II years, son OF Isaac a'd Mary
Bolster, Of Paris Hc endured : lingering
disorder uf almost two wears, winch lie bore
with great forti.ade and resignation.
In Windhan, Miss Hannah Pane, aged
II, fo1mc1ly 0i E.slh,ni, COt-lty Of BAN
s>i.bIe.
AT Boothbay, on the 10th ut. Capt. Jo-
zeph Hodgkins, late Of this town, aged ~.
1Iuch lamcnted By ali who haa the pleasure
of his acquaintance III hin, TIE pubic
has lost a worthy citizen, ms relatives a
respectable member of their family and
she unfortunate, one whose purse was -
WAYS open for their relief
Departed this life, in this town, on the
night following the 23d Of Nov. Mrs. -Nayy,
conSort Of Capt. William GQGdoTd, and Sc
Gond. daughter of the Hon. Woodbury.
Storer, Esquire ard on Wednesday follow
ing, her remains were committed TO the
earth, attended by long and respectable
1raIn Of mourning relatives and acqualnt-
ance. She died in the I'D year Of her age s
and had been for some years = commInI-
cant il congregational Church. She shone
III the christian virtues without bIgotry,
and in religion without superstition And
willingly breathed out her soul TO her God
End Redeemer. Though her gain IS lni.-
rite her loss to her relatives and CONNEXIONS,
in the PRIME Of life, Is ialnentAbic and =
znazmg.
Hear whatthe voice fromhcay proclalms
FOR Ill the Pious deAd
Sweet Is uAe Saviour Of their names,
and soft their sleeping bed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01

crew persisted. she was owned by Mr. J
Sewali, Old York the cargo by hiin. Mr
A. Tucker and others.
Two vessels have cleared from Boston for
Buenos Ayres, and two from Newyork,
The brig SomcrS, Fairfield, of Kennebunk,
sailed from Dominique, middle of Oct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
,oo,0oc,OOo Dollars REGARD.

LOST by Us the Subscribers 100000
VT dollars and a great quantity OF other pro-
,,erty. besides great part Of our National
Dsfcyce and Whoever VIII restore
,l,sn again, shall b. entitled 70 the above
reward, PAYABLE in 4" Salt Mountains"
.. Praerie Dogs" Stuffed Squirrel Skins,
:. Horned To&ds'' and Mammoth Bones
u ). a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
SRfPPINc MEMoRANDA.

The brig Sampson, Killerain, Of this port,
sailed from Liverpool, Oct. II.
The Eunice, Maxheld, of Portland, sailed
hom CrOnstadt, Sept. IL, for Ph,lsd. and
was supposed to have been seen 6tn Ocl. At
Ter Passing through Pair Isle passage
Brig Bee. Savage, from Valenti., for Bos-
lon' has been lost on Cape Cod but little of
seE cargo VIII u SaYed, ..1 - u ler
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
Darrlco,

At Attakapas, Louisiana, on the 2Tth
September, His Exec llency Governor La
BoURN, TO Miss CLARIcE DURABLE d',u5ii
ter Of Martin Durable, Esd member u the
Orleans legislature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01

10 The HonsraSls Jgqiees sf he Ceurs
q CAnnl,H Pleas, nese bolden At
J'0J9laal, qOlfbm and t5r tbe County
st Cumberland, 0a ne third ~. taa5
Of N,Vsmber, II. ID. 1890.
COMPLAINS. Samuel Warren
aud JOAN Whlrnore, both OF Gorhana
IN iald County. YeonI4u, That Andrew p,
Frolt, late Of Falmouth afore!zid, Ycomap..
ceasd, lhieftate, at fald Falmouth on rhe
! 2Cth day OF June, ID. 1893, duly executed
and in Court 10 DC produced, did Ser a valua-
bic confederation, bIad himHclf his Eeifs, Exc
cutors, Administrators and Aflgns, in the
Sam OF Thirteen hundred Letl1is. 70 rive ami
convey good Waran.se Deed Of a Certain
4'r4ct Of Land in laid Gorham, being num-
bered eighty fix Containing feventy Acres
(nlore or ieisJ winch Lot has cemmony been
knownby the NaIne Of the Hour Gais
Your Conlplsinants fay, thar they, on their
part, have fulfilled the Condition of fasd
Bond Now yoSr Compliments aver, thas
the faiG Fgoit did not give md make out to-
them the aforementioned Decd being pss-
Vented BY death Wherefore your Comp plain
ants pray thsI dGe AID proper ncice may bs>
fald Deceafed, and th4I ycaT HonoEs would
authorize and empower The Adm,aiitraIor OF
the Goods and Eaatc OF lsld Lece.deo, IA
make ous aud execute Ia them iuch good and
fuihcieat Dcxd oi tAe laid Lot a the ilid FraA
III his Life tiine, LOuLd iinIeif, his A.rs Exc
cutors and Administrators TO make az aud
execute, according TO tAe Statute - ZACH Gale,
made aud provided
~ JOHN 1919 LITTLE, sS.is 1s.i@N,J>
II Court # Common Flsa5 f5r tie
CsWiy ef Cumberland, Jegun and
hsldt2l at Portlana, il: J.l4 Cslaty,
on liz thsrd 1lg..4y IF 1isv<Ii5s 4
n. ID. 1906.
ON the Complaint CT Samuel Warren and
3ohn Whitmore, WHEREOF the foregoing j. :
Copy, The Court order that they give NO,
tice ID all concerned by cauirg the lame with
their order ID be puJhiireu III tie PayngrS
GdSstie, three Weeks lHcceiiIveiy, The ialt put-
licatun TO be 1t Iealt twenty days hesore The
frlt Friday Of March nexr, thar they may ap-
pear at the Court or Common Peas then 10
be holden at Portland within and for the
County eforelad, and thew cauie, f any they
have why the Prayer thereof llnuld not be
srSnteu-nttsf,
~. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Gre.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
PLEASING PROSPECT"
Valuable liz If Prizes .!
THOMAS CLARK, FJB.Rre

PvRJLANO, has received complete lin
Of Prizes in the 9TH Clafs 2ifcataqua Bridge
Lottery, and will receive Prize-tickets for
Tickets and parts iii the Amoikeag Canal
Lottery-6OOo doliars-no deduction
Harvard College Lottery 5000 dolia rs
no deduction Or tIatl.id Indge Lotto
Ty-SO0o dollars.
Amolleag commences drawing 10Th this
month; Perlons irulding Prize Tickets det
them have bought them where they mag are
requelted 10 call Immediately OH 4. CLARK
and exchange them for Tickets and Parts IA
either Of the above LoiInicI.
Orders from the country (poh PAD enclof-
ing Prizes or c%lil viii DC punctually attended
10 as ufual. De- !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
WANTED,

Al Georgetown Maine, for the
winter feaion, SCHOOL MASTER,
OF good moral character, and who can se
well recommended to teach reading, writing,
arithmetic, grammer, &c one ALTO who has
Kill IN Instrumental and vocal munc, would be
preferred to whom an adequate coupenls-
ton Will be paid.-Any further information
will be given, on addrefing line to Mark /. !.
hili but none need apply, who does not ful-
tam an unexcePtionable character aad who
cannot be recommended Is ab0vs.
Gssrse'sssE, De-. ].
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
Bartlett Holmes & Co.

Bartlett Holmes & Co.
No. 2, Union EYBzrf HaOs tor (Ste,
hhds high proof ST. Vincents Rum
50 bbls Mefs, Nos. e 8 Beef
SO half bbis. Mels and No. | do
A few half bbs. Meats Tongues
$50 bn1els Corn
20 bbls. luyerhne Baltimore Flour
10 bbls. Zip Bread
200 boxes brown Soap
L,le7OJs-A general afortment of GRO
CERES, and a conitant iupply Of freih Pro-
yihons
AlE-6o, 600 excellent Bricks, can be de-
ivered az lhort notice. Dec. J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
81 Notice /!

q Mrs. W. the peyI5n alluded to IN
2. 81 n. Yiatos's AdyDtiseneat in tbf IaF page 81
TBis PAPER IS sHer mare politely informed 'baf IN
Lei Rf return, tie Pieee If YsfiTg 40biT6 de t''f
from brir Store, fans ceremonie, 6f0,e next Mon
day bey name 4UlH aHE4a, at }.HfeHgfb. Dec 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
Ga1ette Abip J2Gw5.
PORT or P0RZLAND.-Isoo.

"Wednesday, No. 26.
Arrived brig Rainbow, IucAor, Is days
tom Liverpool.
Thursday, No.. d.
Arrived ship Minerva, capt Given, 50 as.
from Liverpool. Sailed iii company with
ship Joseph, Jameson, fOr Portland snip
Savannah, -, for S2vannahY ship Vigi-
liant, Bosworth, foa Charleston, 8. C.-Lat.
IS, long. Is, spoke ship Resolution, Bell.
Of Portsmouth, from Norfolk, for Londoii--
Lat "A, ship =---, Cooiabs. ftori Fraircc,
for Poftland--Lat. II, long c5, ship from,
Halifax, for Jamaica, oHt days.-Left there
brig Jane, Of Portland, fer Newyork, in ,
days Frances, Curtis, ior Nofiolk, in 6
DAYS.
Same day-arriyed ship Charles, AtwcI,
a%Gzr i ivsrPool
Friday, Nov. %.
Arrived ship Edward Prebic, Porter, -
sfa.-S e.p1r I iyaVppol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
S!rayed,

ROM the fubfcriber the 4th. inf
abiack Mare, name cut off lquare, hind
feet white, fore feet lhod and is natural
pacer-whOever will return laid Mare or
give Information where ihe may be found
ihali De handlomel' rewarded by applying 10
1'faj. Jea6. Gos5 Of Gray, or As4rHe! Ibirdorp OF
Falmouth. DANIEL BRANAN.
DIX.