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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

Three Queens were in the vicinity of the field
Of carnage, during the battle of Jena, viz. the
Emprefs Queen Jofephine, of France Queen
Louiia- Auguifa Wilhelmina-Amelia, of pruc
ia and Queen Hortanie- Eugenil, ofHoland.
The Queen Of Prufiia is of the fame family of
Charlotte, of Great-Britan. The French EN-
prets ism her 39Ih year. TIE Pruflian Queen
in her 3li ; and the Queen of Holland in her
gath year. Lon. pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

a letter has been received from Cen. Wilk;nC,n
dated Nov. 3oth at Nsw-Oresoa At that time the
larger part OF our forces defending the Red
Ver' under Col. Cuihfng. The latea information
Preyiouny receivedfro New Orleans was onIv 90
the 7th Of November, and the intermediate ;n,slI;
gence Is eonfe1uettly wanting. Butts to be- in
TERED from the return Of our troops to the MiIpp;
that ameable arrangements have been made vim
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

.ns Sfeah eo;r''napdsr who haze yr ably agrc~l
TO Their forces remaining At Nacogdoel,
Gen. Wiikinion writes thss, in connection with
governor Claiborne, aud captain Shaw Of the navy.
nc nc was .ssnS Deceive meaiures to p5osect the ncwt
OF the Miiiiflppi we'll as everAlG cation. abn,.
'eetaaiy to guard aganf any l,oaile attempts thar
might be made from without or within our limi,..
Nat. lit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
IOHN THIcKNRSSF

Killsd-Capi. Blrrowes, one fejeant OF ma
Tnes, three quarter-m8aers, one boatfwain's
mate, four others fnce dead Of their wounds.
Badly wounded--One bostfwain's mate, &
marine and feventcen eighty wounded.
The number of killed and wounded on board
she Salanander, not known.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
europe.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Oa. II, 1906.
Copy of a letter from Capt. ThckneGe, of his
Majefty's floop Sheldrake, to Sir James Sau-
narez, Bart. X. B. Rear Admiral of the Red
His Myeqy's.hsip SbeidraAe, St. Aabin',
Bay, Jerfsy, on. II, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Postscript. Latest f'om Europe


The ship Mary, capt Fcsdick, arrived at
this port last evening, b whom We have
been furnished with Lo,iIo7: dates to August
T., three DAYS latest.
The presidents proclamation had been
published in London. The public opinion
respecting it was, TO tie continuance Of
peace between the two countries. Insur-
ance 70 America was done at Loyd's On the
usual terms.
The Revenge, which sailed July II, with
dispatches from the Executive Of the U. S.
relating to the Chesapeake affair had not
arrived in England.
No Intelligence had been received in
England Of the feet and troops which sailed
tor the Baltic a short time since nor is any
thing SAID as 10 the continuance of the war
with France. Bonaparte had returned to
Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

ana 10 netarIous an afiertion There cann0t
he ingie Iniance fhown of Mr.. Marfhalrs
neRiecting the in,erpoition or prcrogative IF
the Court, when proper or neceiTary.
There were lometimes inQarces where the
oppohte council diiagreed, and the Court did
not interfere till slime was given them to come
% mutual agreement. If luch agreement
DID not take place, the Court never fhrunk
from Its duty IN giving decifon; and that in
writing, with the realons for il, on all impor
tant queltOns. How many times, in difsute
lone Of great, and fome of lefs moment. did
Judge MarthalI decide againR Burr's council
But 1t was not queltion with him, in whole
favor the deeifior might be; bur what was the
iaw' OF what were the found legal prime. pies
ny which he ought to be governed. This
New-York writer knows little indeed Of the
character of the Chief Jultice, to luppole him
capable OF Intentionally Perverting the law or
euaoiihed legal modes Of proceeding for the
PufPole OF clearing man charged with 70
heInOus crime as that of trealon, a crime, in
the Pumihment of the author Of which, the
duy and the interelt of every individual IN
the union Is concerned. What ponible motive
can It be iuPPofed that Judge Marfhall could
have, IN 2 with to fave Burr Placed in the
exalted ftuatioA of the frit Judicial officer in
the union under the moR lolemn obligation,
CT an oath acting under the higheh degree of
reiPonhbllIty III q caufe of greater mapni
tude, and more intsreh, than any that has vet
come before any Court in the United States /;
having the eyes Of his political enemies, con-
itantly turned with icrutinizing ferccncfs to-
wards every act OF his, and their ears CAREFUL
iy gathering every found that fhoud efcape
his lips aud lometimes deciding new Brinci-
pies hereafter 70 operate as precedents what
Involvement, We ak, could he have, wilfully to
20 wrong, or knowingly to relinquifh his au-
thorlty or Prerogative, where it ought 10 be
eXerclied None. Judge MarfnalI IS as much
Intereited II the Punlhment ef a traitor, as anv
man II the union. Every man wifhes fuch
Punithment, except thofe concerned in the
troaion but, ON the fuppoGtion Of Burr's
guilt, II he has 70 conducted, thar neither the
contribution, The laws, nor the eGabhfhed le-
gal principles and Precedents, can condemn
him, would yOu have the contribution and laws
trampled under foot and have him condemned
by the law OF fHthe opinion or that Or eo7rpsgn
J'H5s Why was the Contribution itrelf, 70
particular on this very fubjef Pecaufe its
trainers had ieen in England, the iniuRice and
the murders committed by the Judges under
the Crown, on the vague unfettled notion Of
conitruchve treaion.-lf Burr has been guilty,
every good mau will regret that he could not
be legally convicted but If it be necsnary to
burn the itatute books to convict him, we fay
i Is better that he elcape.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Gazette Sbip GRips.
PORT OF PORFLAND--lso7.
M9Hd1y, .Sebf.IA,

Monday, Sebt.14.
Arrived, hlip Henry, capt. Weeks, IS
days from Liverpool. Cabin Pahengers-
James Cay, VIM Lewis, Mr.. Sharples, &
Mr.. Macklane. Spoke, Sept. 10, lat. &c,
lon. o., flip Janus, ga days Fl. CrOnRadt,
bound to Newburyport. Lon. 2z, lat. 40,
fhip Altoona, Hobfon, from Liverpool, for
Baltimore.
Friday, Se6tes4'.y Is.
Arrived, fhip Caroline, capt Creenleaf, 49
days from Liverpool, cargo, Salt, 70 7. Mia
IlH q Son Spoke, going into Liverpool, fhiP
America, Porter, - days from Portland; In
the channel, ship Atlas, Owen, SO days from
Newyork, for Liverpool Aug. is, lat. 81,
long. 10, feb. Morning Star, Jones, 10 days
from Liverpool, for HaIIowell Aug, 60, lat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
= n Notile..........I2IzQ.

WI HOOVER purchafcd No 1919, in the
w fecond clafs of Hatfield Byi-ge Lottery,
of the fubfcriber is hereby requelted o return
the fame at his BooknOre, ana receive another
number or FIVE doIlars-as there is an error
IN the fale of the Above number which will
prevent the holder from receiving any bene-
lit, fhould it happen to be prize, for no
par, of it will be paid ISAAC ADAMS.
Sept "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
To Let, II DWELLING HOUSE,
in the center Of the town.-Enquire as above
Portland, Scpt q. tG


WILL be kept in the chamber of the Ac-
W ademy four evenings in week, COM
mencing the iecond Monday Of Sept, inf
in which will be taught the aiual branches Of
School and Academic educat ion.-Terms 4
Dollars per quarter. Lights, ink and pens
W i'll be found by the fubicribers.
EBEN. ADAMS,
SEPT r. H. HOPKINS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
NOTICED Y

I He firm Of P. & J. /. EASTMAN, is this
day by mutual content diholved; all
perfons having demands are delred to call and
receive their pay, and all indebted are requelt.
ed to make payment 70 P5aiP EqG77an, before
the fifteenth Of October next, or their Notes
and Accounts will be put in fuit without fur
.her notice. PHILIP EASTMAN.
JOHN l.. EASTMAN.
FryebUg SEPT. is, (2l)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Land ~ uu7iOn.

At r, Greeley < Cos Office,
On I5nrll7y on. I5ib, ut - @cioct.
TWENTY-FIVE acres cf LHND, fituated
II FaLeanfb, o1 ,ke road leading through
Stroudwa,er X SIccarapFa with a laall houfe
and barn thereon. and under good improve
ment-aaid lana 4Ijoins the farm OF Teba
StqyJiyl, dcceaied-Terms at the fale.
Sept v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Sale8 tv duction.

1T E. GREELr q C55. Office, On
Thursday next, at 9 G'cl3ck, A. ~
flares in the Stock of the
L Maine Fiye q M4rias Egiaraars CemPHy.
ALSO.
Ten fhares ii the flock Of the United Fir Y
Marine Ly1azanss Co'7faay - FERNS At the iale
Sept. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

The dignifed independence which
mas characterized the Supreme Court
sitting at Richmond, has reflected high
honor on the jurisprudence Of our
country and has been, il is believed,
q reasonable and salutary check on the
intolerance Of power, and the insolence
Of ofiCe-Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Sept. IA.
BROKE

INTO the enclofure Of the Su5fcrber, in
CAPE EksaJe1b, the 9Th infant red HORSE,
with white fripe in his forehead; and white
hind feet. The owner IL requeted to prove
property, pay charges, and take him away
Sebt IA ROBERT DYER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

BURR ACQUITTED, and Treason
encouraged - is the hue and cry Of al
the democratic scriblers. The most
base and infamous insinuations are lev
eled at the court, particularly Judge
1laT8hGH, before whom the accused
was arraigned. But it is a fact well
known, that no character in the country
ranks higher for learning and integrity,
even with the welI-informed Of his pO-
litiCal opponents than the Chief Justice
of the United States. But Judge Mar
shall is federalist, a disciple of the
WASHINGTON SCHOOL, and that
IS enough TO induce every jacobin to
hurl at him the malignant shafts of cal
umny and detraction, under the present
order Of things, with impunity. IfCol
Burr has violated the laws Of society,
every friend ofthe country wouldreioice
at his conviction but would any good
citizen wish to see the laws and consti-
tulon Of the land, the established rules
of Judicial proceedings, Frustrated by
the court for the purpose Of yielding
mean, servile compliance to a vague
and popular opinion The constitution
Of the United States declares. that a
man cannot be tried in a different state
from that where the crime was
committed and the court is bound
by oath and every other consid-
Grafton, to govern themselves ac-
cordingly. Col Burr was char
ged in the Indictment with having
committed Treason at Blannerha5sett's
Island, In the State Of Virginia but Oh
the trial il appeared in evidence, that at
this time, he was in Kentucky, distance
more than one hundred miles,) this
was acknowledged by the council on
the part Of the United States. TO
have proceeded in the trial in this case,
would have been illegal in the highest
degree and the Judges would have
been liable to impeachment. Why
then do we see such unprinCipled char
ges made against the court The an
swer is plain-it is for the purpose Of
aiding party spirit To impose Oh the
public belief that the federalists are
connected with Burr. BY the dexter
Gus use Of such falsehoods, wicked
and abandoned characters hope to rem
der themselves foiEtlar with the people,
and by such means they have already
been too successful.
A writer ii the last Boston Gazette,
remarks, that,
Without laws and eGabIiihed legal princi-
piles, fociety muR be governed by the delp0-
tim Of one, or by the defpotilm of a mob:
Yet, as Burr has not been legally convicted of
treaion, the hue and cry has already been raiG-
ed, that ne has been fcreened BY corruption Of
fome fort but the charge /, more particular
y directed againt the Chief JuRice Of the
United States. a writer in New-York pa
per, does not heltate in attributing the verdict
of the Jury, to the improper conduct Of the
Court.
During the whole trial, the Prerogative Of
Judge was thrown away as a uielets incum-
hrance."l How can any man make 70 bold
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21


n Naples, Ttaly) July 2, 1907, Argustin
Mosea, calling himself Colonelin the SER
vice Of King terdiEaHa, convicted Of having
received from Queen Cayolire & the March
ioncss Of TIHaTrozto, an order to assassinate
tie king Of Naples, and also Of having IN
structons To that effect from the Able Scoq-
lott, &c lie made the a7ueade honorable
before the front ofthe church Of Nea Tesus,
IN AIRED shirt, with lighted torch IN his
hand, and from thence was conducted To the
market place and impalcd upon a stake there
planted His boy, after execution, was de-
delivered % the flames, and his ashes
thrown to the wind; In the midst Of an
immense crowd OF spectators lin Eng
land, the Rt Hon Thomas Lord Batter,
Lord Lieut. &C. IF southampton, and Coy
ernour and Vice Admiral Of the Isle of
Wight 1T. 6l.--n London, Mr. Join
Walker, autho- ePrononcing Dictionary
Of theEnglishLanguage, Ht76. He had been
-honored with the patronage and friendship
of DIR. Johnson, Mr. Edmund Burke, and
many others Of the most distinguished lite
rary and Professional characters, Of the age.
In Knoxville, ( Ken. asst month, Double
head, one OF the chiefs Of the Cherokee
tribe Of Indians shot through the head bya
party Of Indians i-Crcumstances fixed
suspicion on conspicuous settler in the
nation, IS the COntriver Of his death In
Norfolk, Mr. Charles Willet, late one of the
prOprietors of the Norfolk Herald.
I'm this town, on Friday last, Mrs. Dolly
Southcr, aged IS, wife Of Mr.. Edward B.
SUu,het-Charles J. son Of Amos Allen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

The advocates in this country for
war with England, declare that the con-
test on our part will consist III prohibit
ing the importation of British manu-
features, and the easy conquest Of the
Canadas, Nova-Scotia and New Bruins
wick when this is Effected, England
viii be completely humbied, and we
shall be able to obtain any terms that
may be demanded. However hatter-
ing this may be to national vanity, if a
war was to take place, tLe people Of
u. s. would soon find these fair prom
Uses Of success a short lived delusiOn.
The reader will find on our first page,
extracts from late English publications,
relating to affairs between England and
America, which afford much iniorma-
lion. These remarks were made pre-
vious to the restoration Of peace oil the
Continent, and The force of themis much
stronger, now there is! a prospect Of
peace between France and England.
Should this event now take place, viii
not our government have neglected the
most favorable opportunity to negotiate
an advantageous treaty
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
SOFT soar.

THE Subfcriber intends keeping connantlv
for iale, SOFT SOAP Of good qualt-
for families ufe ,hy the barrel or retail, At Nj.
Soap Works, Middle-Sree;, oppoG;e Mr.. r. e.
e1t BeyaJ Store.
Houie- Greece, TalIow or Afhes, would b
taken IN payment, and the Soap delivered
any houle Il required d'
AhO--for iale as above, 100 boxs. So
Liie7Uise-Quantisy Of FEATHEP
excellent quality. "a an
Wm FINN
Portland, Jan. 2. I NH RI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
q NOTICE !!

A IL perlons indebted to STEPHEN CUM
n MINGs for fervices in the line of his pro-
FELTON, as Phihcian, are requehed to make
payment without delay to the fubfcriber,
who IS duly authorized to execute difcharges
All accounts which hail remain unletted on
the 3oth Of October next, will be put in lhit
without further notice.
JOHN COE, attorney TO- laid C4mmiags.
Sent. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

AZ, long. 50, hip Huron, from Liverpool, for
Newyork, l9 Gays; Sept. 5. On the Grand
Bank, brig Ann, 3 days from Norfolk for
Glaigow Sept. G, lat. 43, lcag SO, fch. Eliza
beth, from Maroehead, II days. for the Bank;
Sept. 9, lat. ~, lon. 81, brig Ann, How, y
days from Rotterdam, for Bottom; Sept. IA,
Mount Defert Rock bearing n. w. by n IS
leagues ; feb sally, from Bottom, for Halifax
Sot~day, Sept 70.
Arrived, brig Tavorite, Dunlap, Us DAYS
from Fort Royal, (Mart) cargo, Molafes
& Sugar, to Jon zu1key.-Left, brig Sumner,
Prince, fer Portland, in 20 days.
Sane dqy.
Brig Henry, Cutter, rs days from St. Piereo,
(mart) cargo, MolaleS & Sugar, to X. Morton
q 7. Cya5, jpz.--1.eft, feb. - Snow, Of
Penohlcot, 70 fail in ] days feb Ocean, Shaw,
Of This port in days Lat. AZ, long 60, was
boarded by Britiih privatcer from Halifax
and treated politely.
Sunday, SEPT. 90.
Arrived brig Equator, Hall, II DAYS from
GaudalouPe. Cargo Molales, to Lord and
Thomas. Same dav.
Brig Hunter, Eaton, days from Ca1da.
loupe-Cargo Molahes to Cbqd4pick q Moyton,
Sane day = feb. Ocean, Shaw, from Martin
ique-cargo NoIaIes to D. 7aaEey.
SANE day flip Mary, Fofdck, SO days from
Liverpool-cargo to Daniel Tmiey.
PESSELS SPOKEN.
Sept. T, on the Grand Bank, fhip Sally,
Of Wifcailet, IA days from Norfolk, for
Cork ; Sept. -, IS leagues Z Cape-Ann,
brig Fame, from Kennebunk, for Jamaica.
Aug. 18, lat. 81, lon. u, ihi D Caroline,
Of Portland, from Liverpool, for Bottom
Aug. 70, ich. MOrning-ltar, of Hallowell.
3 days from Liverpool, for do.-Aug. z8,
brig Nancy s. Mary, Of Hallowell, IS DIS.
from kennebunk, for Liverpool.-Lat. AZ,
Ion. s., feb. Hannah & Betty, Lyon, four
days from Portland, for St. Lucic.-Aug.
"a, lat. 40, so, Ion. 33,4I, feb. Morning
ttar, Oliver, Of Bath, 10 days from Liver
pool, for Bottom.
VESSELS LEFT
AT St. Petersburg, sc days ince, Lyon,
Alden, Portland, ) Mary, Killeran, do.
At Malta, June g, Henry, Trefethen, of
Bath, from Smyrna, waiting trial.-At Gil
bratar, July 8, flip Arabella, Little, Of
W1cailet, from Leghon, for Copenhagen,
with Britifh property, detained. At Lon
don, Al days fnCe, Eliza-Ann, Williams,
Of Portland.-At Bilboa, July 90, flip Hy-
rad, from Philad. for Wifcadet, uncertaih.
At TObago, Aug. n, brig Belona, Pat
ten, Of Kennebunk, for Bottom, in 10 days.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Capt Beadle and crew Of the barque Eliza,
which foundered in the late gale, and who
were taken up in the Long Boat by capt.
Lunt Of the Venus, have arrived al Salem, and
make grateful mention of the humane and 20
lite alhlfance afforded by capt L. whilft on
board the Venus.
The ihiP Hancock, Higgs, s. days from
Bath, for Havana, put into Nahau, IN. P)
Goth Aug. in diltrels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

understood that the government of
England are willing to accede to the
rrinciple that the flag Of a public vessel
shall be a sufficient protection bat
refuse to relinquish the right Of taking
british subjects from merchantmen.
II our government can obtain the aban-
Comment Of this claim, it would be
fortunate circumstance ; bat is it Just
or necessary to involve the country in
! obstructive war on this account +? The
United States have no natural or legal
claim or right to the services Of Brit
ish subjects.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

II Jamaica-Piain, Henry Putnam, Esq.
If Brunswick, (Me.) to Miss Catherine RI .
Palmer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Cram & Anterior,
NOTHE NJ
A IL perfons who..Rand indebted to the lat,
firm Of

A IL perfons who..Rand indebted to the late
firm Of
Willis q N'Kmfry, q Benz. Willis,
of longer Handing than frft Of May laft, on
note or book, are requeRed 70 pay the fame
Immediately to the fubfcriber, No Z, Hay
Ma,Ief-Ro7o, o. they will be removed to other
hands TO collect.
He has juft added to his former
nock, fuch addition, as makes full abort
ment Of
EngLJb g India Goods q Groceries,
for fale on as liberal terms as uiual, to pune
tual cultomers-none other need apply. as his
profits are fmall, long credit cannot be given.
BENJAMIN WILLIS.
IL L. n DILL mo LL0Lro
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

When Bonaparte entered Poland, he al.
larcd the Inhabitants Of that subiugated
country - AS standard. BY assuring them
thal he came among them I'D the character
OF p .Jtic1 s.Eriop-, 10 restore them TO their
former rank among the nations Of Europe /;
hlt the result shows that French policy,
q divide anil conIuer," continues the same
For The nn!v GciNerance the unfortunate
Poles have experienced, is, tnat Of exohang-
ing one master for another. That part Of
Poland formerly seized BY Prussia, Is now
DIVIDED between Russia and france
Not a word IS said in tie treaty between
Russia and France, respecting the " liberty
OF tie seas or The Fright of Search or on
commercial affairs betwixt England and
Russia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

From an official article in Charles
ton paper, Of the 22d August, it APP
pears that not one instance Of the vel
low fever had occurred this season.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

Bottom, Sept. Iz-Ariyed, ih;p Preddent
Adams, Wood, SO days from Liverpool.
Left, William, Ham, Of Bath, for Bottom.
2oth Aug. Reunion, Olivet, do. do. do.
Reierve, Prior, do do do. Fame, Clark, Of
Wiicafet, for Bottom, I1th Gen. Knox,
Cinado, Of Portland, for do. zoth; fchr.
Return, Cowing, Of Bath, for Brunfwick,
10th Orcutt, Csltine, iua arrived; Clio,
White, Wlicafet, do. United-States, Mel
ion, Wiicallet, Go. Role, Griffith, Port
land, DO. Mercator, Page, Bath, do. Ami
~, Moody, do. do. John, Stinfon, VIII
caiiet, do. Sachem, Harris, of Portland,
for Bottom, 10th Hannibal, Gray, Of and
for Portland, 1oth Aug. Mary, Babbage,
Wlicahet, uncertain ; Refource, Farmer,
Province of Maine Latona, McCray,
Wiicanet, uncertain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21

e. The deaths il Charleston, in
the month Of August were 24.l-Of
which only So were whites-of the
black deceased, II6 were.new negroes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
B0wd0in C0Hcgf.

HE Overleers of Bowdoin College are re-
minded that their meeting ltands adjour-
ned to Wednesday the thirtieth day of Sep
TENDER, inhant-to meet at the College Chap
el IL Brunfwick, at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon. JON ELLIS ST..
leSjbam, Slbt I4fB, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
Book Keeping.

Book Keeping.
Mr.. TURNER, Will open his
Evening School on Monday 9th, OGto-
Der, for teaching Book Keeping, Arithmetic
and Writing He will not engage more than
eight fcholars, 70 that he may be able to give
due attention to each Of them.
Any lchoar wi1ing attendance at his own
home, two evenings in the week may be &C
commodated. Books poited, Voyages and
other accounts adjufed, and every part Of an
Accompanies bulmels done with accuracy
foundations made as uiuaI per the French,
SPanIih, Italian, and Portugueie languages.
J07ei'S Roar, No. g. Sept q
10000 Dollars, "Jnf a going"
TICKETS at 5 dollars 50 cts. and Quarters
IL at 1850 in the fecond Clafs of Hatfield
Bridge Lottery which will commence drawing
in Bolton, on Wednesday next, for laIe by
l1aac Adams.
- Tickets will rife on Monday next to fx
doHays, and Quarters to one dollar fxtytwo
and half cents. Sept II.
THE fubfcribers hereby inform the PubIick
that they have entered INTO CO-partner-
lhip under the firm of
Iappan & Sewall.
They impo,t on the moi advantageous terms,
general afortment Of
European and India Piece Goods,
which will be offered at Bottom prices, by
whoIefale only, at their fore in Haymarket
Row, Middle-Areet
BY the late arrivals from Liverpool they
have received Blankets, Baizes, FanneIs, Taby
VeIvets, Palaces, &c. and are expecting from
England and Germany, more extenEve luP-
ply of articles lutable to the feafon.
ARTHUR TAPPAN,
HENRY DEVEREUN SEWALL
Portland, SeSf. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-21
10 LET,
70 LEI'.

A Convenient two Story DWELLING
HOUSE, pleasantly lituated in D1tfa,t5-
Street For terms apply 70
Sept IL THOMAS MINOr.