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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08

Robert Humphrey, John Brown & John
Morgan, be committee to correspond
with such other committees as are or
may be appointed within this common
wealth.
ResofOea, That the chairman of the
committee OF correspondence transmit a
copy OF these proceedings, regularly at
tested, to the President of the United
States and also one copy to the Cover
nor of this commonwealth and one TO
the corresponding committee at Rich
mond; and that they be sent for publica-
ton in the Wheeling Repository, and
Pittsburgh Commonwealth.
On motion, ReSolOed, That this meet
ing do highly approve of the resolutions
adopted by their fellow-citizens, at the
town of Wheeling, on the goth ult.
On motion, Resoived, That the thanks
OF this meeting be rendered to the chair
man and, secretary,f for the able discharge
OF their duties.
Signed by order and in behalf of the
meeting,
BENJAMIN B1cGs, Chairman.
Attested, JAMES HUCHs, Secretary.
The General IF the Third Div1sion of
the luihtia Of Virginia, to the officers
and PriOates composing said Division.
While the United States were cult
waiting the arts of peace, and reaping its
bountiiul and just rewards, and from
that good faith, justice and hospitality,
which they have always observed to-
wards all nations, had reason to expect
a continuation Of these blessings; on
sudden we are aroused from this agree
able rcverie with the sound of war, and
called to arms. A nation, whose sub
jccts were daily enjoying the benefits of
undlsguised hospitality from us who
were enriching themselves by their
commercial intercourse with us whose
government, by hypocritical assurances
of friendship, had lulled us into vain
security; grown insolent in her maritime
strength, claiming the dominion of the
seas, and regardless of the law of natl
ons, has had the audacity to attack one
OF our ships of war, then in a state I'M
prepared for resistance, and in most
deliberate, cruel and wanton manner
yY1urfIered ., y,or+ - !, o,- Co.,. - I.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
SllMarrow Boots.
John C. FRANCIS,
From Aegy-Yor

IN ESPECTFULLY informs the aa5Iie.
that. lie manufactures Suzva'ros0 Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
.nysyears Of experience indis business, he has
discovered new method of retaining the eias-
ticitv in boots. He warrants TO fit thc.leg be
itseyer SO badly shaped, He makes bootsfef
various descriptions, VIZ. Suwarrows-Falr-
Tops, Three Quarters Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
sJefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
aethe suwarFow equal to- TIC tuck 5c;ss,--
Gentlemen will please 70 call an
themselves, at his shop in kAinss-stsee,s De-
tween Mr.. NIott's and Nlf Modgkin's tavern.
~ B. He intsnds selling cheap for cash.
January 8. dsm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
Mays.
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber, OF the I msnha,
Alcxadria, hath obtained from the olp ,es.
Court Of the county aforesaid, letters ' 81,
mentary on the personal estate Of 1 sssa,sas:A;
CnArx, late of the said county, ae' 's;IIs
All nersons having claims against the :, 80 s,rs
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit l,u 'as
with the vouchers thereof, 10 9ho sI pss.
at or before the 18th day OF NoS { oe,xeluaL
or they may otherwise BY Law law % Ci r Up
d fo Z, h Dssit this s Id th day q May r
- Edmund !. Lee, h1 ,',.3
All persons indebted to the sad a s,' ass.
are required to make sl'eeS' 2aw4E
Nav IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
FOR SALE,

& e !. NEGRO MN, about q. years. ofage,
who has been brought UP as a .body-ser-
want to single gentlemen. IS a good Ostler,
is well acquainted with all the duties Of a
house servant, and has scryed regular ap:
premiership to barber, and is now q, very
good onne-He is remarkable for his honesty
and the goodness of his disposition. For dur
Their particulars apply to the PRINTaR.
= Nav 8. Af@r tl. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
May
District Of Columbia,

8 THE defendant, Eli Legg, not nav
inc entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of assembly and the rules
of this, court, ard /. appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court, upon affidavit, that the sad
defendant, Eli Legg, is not an inbabltant .ot
this district, OF, motion Of the complainant, 10y
his counsel tits ordered, that the sad defend
ant, Eli Legg, do appear here on the hrst day
of July, term next, and enter his appearance
to the suit, and give security for performing
The DEGREES osc ,.le court; and that the ether
defendants, Casper Stonometz and Daniel &.
Brent, marshal Of the district of Columbia, dc
not pay away, convey or sscrete the debts by
them owing to, or the estate or effects IN their
hands belonging to, the said absent defendant,
+ EliLegg, until the further order or decree OF
the, court. and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in both of the public news
papers published in this county for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of tire court house Of said
county.
Accpy. Test.
C. Denealc, c. G.
81 M, q lawn,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
An Vb1at &c. for Sa lesls


sEaN s. 1. soss u Essaf sc MD sssss
Corn. w bea for Sal E
- yirf,e 81 III s deed 81 trust uiadeto snrby
f1 Richard b. Lesss,, Esq OF Fairiax coari'1
e. q secure to E Hand ahsels
ers fhe BAY 81 d sestau sum OF Inaney
fheYgiu mentioned, e ssilI;ofea atinublie aslc-
! tor: on EDNESDA W tbes 9th Of June
next, for ready cash, at the plantation Ct the
said r. b. Lee, ON Mhich he now lives, ing =
IA VALUABLE / Al PRO PER T.,
IS s ~ 20 sVsIE ~ Isl ~ -
the yssTsheatof last crop which grew 7, q
the said iarss, supposed to be 1000 bushels. &
All the Wheat Of. last crop which grew on 2
his Lonely estate, near the tails Of Potomac,
supposed 1900 q,
500 barrels Indian Corn, upon tie sad tive Y
estates.
SO Horses and M,Aes, upon the two aes-
tates, and so head Of neat Cattle. 8.
The sale Will commence at sten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, and, continue until all IS sold,
or SO much thereof as is sufficient to satisfy
the said claim. tt
Edmund |. Lee.
May 10. S s dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
WILL BE SOLD OR LE'AS-
sg4e ED. ON GROUND RENT,

For tern, Of Vars, or fof ever,
~ NUMBER OF VALUABLE AND ELIcI-
IA 4sLy-sITrATED B BUILDING LOTS, in
this Tewll--ona Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Union and Princess streets. They viii be
laid off to accommodate purchasers. Appbca-
ton may be made to lillian Icr6e'T, Esq.
or tothe Subscriber near PatuYent Iron works,
Prince George $ County, Maryland.
5ohs c. Hsr5e,t.
February IL. Law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
District Of Colrnbia.
County Of y4lerandria, IS.
April adjourned sessions loo1.s
benjamin Dean, cont laiva''t,
&. g. ID ca si1l '',
Ell I,egg s. John Hodgkin,
q ~ AZ y Il 90


e dsfsndanfs. 49, 3
+ He defendant, Eli Legg, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given security y
according to the act Of assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satlslac,
,tionof the court upon affidavit, that the saia !
defendant, Eli Leggg, is not an inhabitants =
this district, on motion Of the comPlalnan.' y
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said defend-
ant, Eli Legg, 10 appear here on the hrst gay
of July term next, and enter his appearance TO
the suit, and give security fcrpe.forrnI,ng the
DEGREES of the court; and that the other de-
PENDANT, John Hodgkin, do not pay away, con-
yey or .secrete the debts by him owing to, OF
the estate orefects in his hands belonging TO-,
the said absent defendant, Eli Lcgg, until the
further order or decree of the court; andthat
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
both Of the publiczcwspap published IN this
county for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that
another copy be posted atthe front door Of the
court house of said county.
A copy. lest
G. Dencale, G. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
THE SUBSCRIBERS

,9s;ar des;rogss 6sGagiag the AFFAIRS me sdse
s,Sa af THOMPSON and VEITCH, TO g
snal Close, Z iER EGR SAL q The f0llosv-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
Dmri6t of colus,b;a
esnaty Of .dle-raadria !,
AfaIi Adjourned Session, lssr $
John Potts, com,sla;nant.

against
Ward Cadpgan, James Keith, 4
jul. Mary Matthcwson, ad-
ministratrix Of KennethMat.
thcwson, deceased, and Do
rothy Skinner, administra-
trix of Isaac Skinner, de-
ceased, defendants.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
MAJ. 10.
! Il. c. RIA x
!, HfS JIyST. R.ECEIVED,

IS HIS JUST. RECEIVED,
A few copies Of Memoirs Of the Life OF
Marmontel, in two volumes, ! 2 mo- Piiee
two dollars bound and lettcrcd.
Geographical Compilations, two volumes,
PricestWo dollars Fifty cents. s.f
fuckers Univers&l History for schools.
X. GRAY has on hand, 81 se
Al good stock of Writing and Wrapping
Paper! Bonnet Boards, Spelling Books, b,-
bles, Testaments, States and Slate Pencils,
PLAYING and Blank Cards, lnk-P Powder, &c,
SC. which he Will sell low for cash, 4
N MN Is. ecim
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22
Two Dollars REGARD.

GTRA YED from the subscriber, On the
middle Of last month. a snail Black Cav,
very small horns, white on her back and side,
white tail ard feet, and black hoof. Thea above
reward will be given to any person who VII
bring her to
oiIA ". OSllSiSo.
Nav IS. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-15
COPENHAGEN April II.

Our mercantile paper gives this day tse
following Information: Whereas seVe!a.
persons 10 the mercantile line have suffered
considerable lesses by suffering agreements
to be made. 10 their name, with caPtors o.
really neutral vessels and cargoes, tot INC
psymen, Of the exPences OF the capto'
Tor carrying them in; it is supposed DC.
cessaryso publish the following, IN oroet
TO prove that If due course OF Ia" -
taken. better decision may be obsaineo'
TIE ship Albanian, of Allena, commsnc'
dby captain Seemao, was last year. o. o.
her voyage from Acoa TO Frederlckstao''
detained by the English pr'vateer Hs' s,
captain Aaron Goori Gilsiselt. AS W.
ships papers, as we'll as the declaration :.
the ships crew, irrefragib!y established ,"s %.
neutrality of the ship aud cargo, the c'p.~
offered 10 destst from the suit, the eSP'a y,
paving his costs. The owner insisted ~
his part on the recovery OF damages ii.
.saiaed b. bringing in said vesss'' ''a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-15
PARIS. April 10.


Byan imperial decree of,he 10Th M,,,s
the establishments of FIVE lsgions Of re,.,s'
for thein'erior and for the prots c.ioo Of w ~
frontiers aud the sea coast, is ordered
Each legion is to consist OF 6ve ;a,taI;o.
each battalion Of eight companies. and wv
company OF one hundred and sj<.v n..
Each legion is TO be commanded by = .,n,
cor aud receives bur one standard ar, ,,, '
their uniform is TO be the same as ,bs' y" y
fae troops of the line.
1,he fTst regiment NEE, at Lisle. Il. q
at Mea:z, the Sd at Rennes, ,hs A:b sv.,
ssslles. aoa The Ssh a, 6 epoble. -
~ two imPerial DEGREES he fortecat;o
OF hress and Antwerp, have been d,,Ersi
10 s'ste Of siege, sud the aenass5 AM
vile, has bsen appointed governor Of 8-ger
and he senator fefino, governor Of A,
wsrp; bo'h have the commaa.! of ~ r.,
ADD land troops, and likewise Of III, -.
tlocal guards, and they have exclu,iytf
the direction ofthc police Ct tao city a5,r.
they command.
lie inspector general Of the military ho.
PlFssss Mr.. Desgeneiler, ka. received Or,
dsrs to 60 10 rs grand aray.
ihr Hamburg papers contain cr,
nan'o,r OF advertise meo;s ri the IsTr,a
houses, country seats, gardens, &c. 10 and
90 'us Hamburg, which confirms the v.,hI
accounts we have bad OF he tofal s.annsio,
Of trade of that great emporium.
April IS.
For some days past the political hcr;z,a
has biigh,sned. The catastrophe with
which the Ottoman empire seemed Ihrs,.
;eoed is 40 m re TO b. feared. Theaposar.
aace Of he English has served 10 reveal
its resources. and 70 awakeni,s enersy. Il
seems a.If they had CONE under the wsRs
of Ccnsiantinople, merely for the purpose
Of letting Russia, their ally be acquainted
wth the dI4po,Itians Of he Turkish people
for reconqu Ging their independence.
Una: n1w he temsriy OF tie anbsssa.
dor ard English admiral has aireajy hid
most fatal result for the interes, of hsir
paliou. they have changed the io9uence
which The French owed 10 the riory CT their
sovereign, AID Of th=ir arms, 1910 fraos
alliance, lnd.ssolubls and superior TO all
religious ptsjud,ees. which had prevented
the I7urss from fighting under the same
banners with the fseuch. This alliance,
rendering the natural valor If the Oua'
mans Useful, gives 70 that great body the
saui which il wanted: II is ne creates:
victory France could I'd s;u az this moa,rcs
for the saivation ct Europe. the 6rs!rc
suit is dePriviog G.osand, as it were 07
the magic Of fishing rel, 81 The immess'
commerce which IL made almost exclusive
" 10 he possessions Of the gsaod ssigoIof'
The second efecs Of 'hisaggression is The
forming between Prussia, Turkey and
France military Inns Of operations de
recsed aga:ns, .hslr comason cAemles. from
The exttemi.ies Of Europe. to The centre Of
Asia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-15
BAMBERG, April 10.

Direct information from the French l..
quarters, dated Posen. 2ist Msrcb "S'a
hrms from an uRqOes,ionable sco,e. Nu '.
previous rumois respecting overture ~, "'
ing between the belligereut force, . *,
further states, that continental pra's s' ~
wiShou; doub; be the result. NIL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-15
/, Late Foreign MtelJ,ssac1,,
VIENNA, March 90

The turkish feet which ws,
destroyed BY the Ersl'st after tbeS a ~, o.
leneed the ba seriesot the swo 6r', "Su ST.
OF the Dardansiss, by a mos; a. >'S'e,
bombardment, consisted of onp 81; ,,'a AZ d
liae u 81 guns, ffigases and TWO sl' : ~ he
war. p' q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
Barbour and StOckbridge,

Barbour and Stockbridge,
Cfpgftt tie 1gjar1re. 0Fae, H.adsf Fje,f,eet
HAVE juf received great variety
of freih SEdSONhBLE GOODS-viz,
cafe rs and IL lriih Linens
Fine and common linen Cambrlcks
" "A variety Of plan and figured Mullins.
CaIicoes, printed Cambrics
GinE hams,
Silk Chambrays
Cotton do.
Rich cooured Furni:ures
Cambria and common Dimities
Cotton Laces
Black, India, Italian, and Florence Lunrings
Coloured Double Florence do
Sarfnetts
Elegant fix Shawls,
Common do
Ladies long and fhort EngIifh and French
Silk Gloves.
Long and hort Kid do
Ladies black, white and fate fix Hofe
Gentlem-n's black and white fix Hole and
Gloves
Ladies aud Centlemen's black, while,
mixed, and fate cotton Hofe
Figured Leno Wells
Cap and Handkerchief PatFe;ns
Cambria ami muffin Shawls
Fancy fix Hkfs.
Red, yellow, brown and blue Bandannas &
Madras Hkfs.
200 doz Tapes from No. IS to 2
Gentlemels silk Umbrel as,
Ladies walking-(tick do.
Cotton Kerievme7es, and Granderiils Of va
riou, colours
BLACK Satin Vefling
Fashionable London ltriped 0Iar(eilles do.
SILK and 1ahhy Velvet do
White Cambricks
Black and other coIoUred do.
500 pieces blue and yellow Nankeens,
India COttons
Eugiiih do
Diapers
Gentemen's Leather cloves
Brown Linens
Piatillas,
silk Cotton and Morocco Braces
Supertne black, blue, mixed brown and red
Broadcloth
Common do
Real London dref black Kerfeymeres, Of :
hyperion quality
Falhionable dr4h Kerfcymeres
Red, white, buff blue, and mixed do
VeIvets aud Veivetteons, etc. etc.
May n (tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
POLICE OF LONDON.

Sept 5-This day dowager. about ff-
ty-siN, named Martin, who exhibited one
conspicuous black eve, charged Mr. NJ
Gloughlin, foreign gentleman, who lodg-
ed IN the same house, with knocking her
down at her lodgings on Thursday night,
beating her numerically, and giving her
the black eye
The charge was cOrroborated upon the
venerable testimony Of her mother, lady
whose age seemed converging to the ter
minatior Of her first century
Mr. mclaughlin being called Oh for his
plea of defence To this charge, stated that
il arose from jealousy, not indeed Of an am
Orous kind He was in his own apartment
opposite that of these ladies', retiring to rest
with his wife, when he suddenly heard a
most obstreperous volley If eloqucnce III his
door, discharged ~ the Junior dowager, ~
which She greeted him BY ali the opprobri-
Gus epithets which her fancy, aided by the
inspiration of her duffy bottle, could sug
gest He opened the door 10 crtrcat barley.
and inquire into the cause Of the good lad,'s
ire but she flew upon him Xix a lynx, tat
tooed his y;sage with her claws, which i'm
medIately brought the purling streams Of
blood meandering down his checks. He
endcavoured to retreat from the attack, but
the lady followed up TEL first ESSAY, and III
endeUouring to make q second spring at
her object, missed her pomce, and fell fat
on the foo, when she Immediately seized
Mr. Mclaughlin By the legs, made des
pcratc attack on them INCUBUS ct rostro. and
brought him down. He endeav cured, III
VAIN, to eXtricate himself from her clutch
es. and declared he was obliged to strike
her iii order to force her to let him hose
The only reason she assigned for her vio. =,
attack, was, that he had one day the cndaci.
ty 70 tell her, that be liked the manners and
dePortment Of her mother better than hcr
own.
The Lord Mo%or very patiently reDr.
man led the u,m4nly circumstance of stri.
King womn, III any case, but much more
- (" woman of the plaintiff ) advanced
years and insisted upon satisfaction benz,
made t. her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
LETTER
From MUsTAPHA RUB-A-DUE KELI
KHAN,

KHAN,
re Assem- HAccHEM f1icipal siare iv-
e. to his hiShness the Bashazv If TiPoI.
promised in former letter, good
Assem-, that would furnish thee with a
few hints respecting the nature Of the gov
eminent BY which | am held in duranct -
Though my inquiries for that purpose have
been Industrious, vet am not perfectly sat-
isfed with their results, for thou maycst
easily imagine that the vision of a captive is
overshadowed BY the mists Of illusion and
prejudice, and the horizon Of ms spccula-
tons must be limited indeed
I find tina, the people Of this country are
strangely at loss to determine the nature
and proper character Of their government.
Even their deryises are extremely i'll the
dark as to this particular, and are continually
indulging in the most preposterOus DISGUST
tons on the subject some have insisted
that It sa"ors of an dyi5tocracy others main
tain that it is a b:ue democracy and third
set Of theorists declare absolutely that il is
nothing more nor less than 756ocrdcr.
The latter l must confess, though still wide
IN error, have come nearest to the truth.
You Of course must understand the meaning
Of these different words, as they are deriy-
ed from the ancient gre. / language. and
bespcak loudly the verbal PoYer,y o. these
poor lnhdelS, who cannot uuer learned
phrase without LAYING The dead languages
under contribution. A man, my dear Assem-,
who talks good sense in his native tongue,
il held in tolerabe estimation IL this Coun-
try but fool who clothes hi7 feeble ideas
in foreign Or antique garb, is bowed down
to, as a literary prodigy. Whiie conycrs-
ed with these people in plain EnB.ehs I wac.
but little attended 70, but the momert !
prosed away in Greek, every onc looked ap
to me with veneratIOn as an oracle
Although the dervises diticr vjGelv n
the particulars aforementioned yet they al.
agree in terming their government one of
the most PGcifc III the known world. can
not help plying their ignorance, and smiling
at times to see into waat ridiculous errol J
| these nations VIII wander WAC are uaen-
! heightened by the pgecerts Of Mahomet, on.
| divine prophet, and uninstructed By tire five
hundred and forty-nine books III wisdom ~
| The immortal Ibrahim Hassan AZ Fusti. It
! call th,s nation pacific most preprostcr.
Gus It reminds me Of tho tide assumed +
the ShecG OF that murderous tribe OF vii
! ARABS, who desolatc the valleys. Of BeIs.
| den, who stNls himself star 7 c5tplasy--
Oedn ot me msrcy sea. 4
! The simple truth Of the mater Il, III
these people are totally igHor.rt Il, he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
Ronitor....No. E9
THE pREACHER.....No. II.

" FL: z hep un5ey nl} boly, and J1ng Il into
sayecia egt thar ~ az means, 7yher
haze preached II others, H. 81 y4qula Je a
cast a5,oy."
THE situation Of a minister and teacher
III Israel, IS a place Of nigh responsibility,
and presume there j. no station whatever,
~ which il 50 difficult to behave with pro
priety Paul, the great apostle Of the Cen
tiles, saw and acknowledged the truth OF
this it was therefore his constant cndeav-
our to keep under his bod'," to correct his
vicious inclinations, and to subdue every I'LL
regular appetite The delicate situation In
which every minister Of the Gospel is rlac-
cd, should excite them peculiarly ass.s'uous
resist those SINS which bcsct and g." .s0r
against the s7ut." The least deviation ON
rcctltudC which is observed I'LL 4 minister.
II written Js with f" point ~ \ diamond IN
the memory Of every one, and 10 allowance
IS made tor the weakness and fIiibilly Of
human nature nor, arc any of his god &C
tons or virtues, ever placed on tile opposite
scale, or suffered to plead any palli4tiou -
But All who make any public profession of
religion, are, in 4 measure, rrtaCherS to
others. Every person looks 70 those vino
openly profess and worship God. for Good
examples and if such glect known du-
tics, il may b. 4 mean Of leading nau, mo
error, BY creating il JheW dlstrust If tia,
system which they herr advocated, and
causing them to suppose that the Cos
pei cannot &c very pure, when those
who profess 4 firm beiefin i, F." Do not act ac-
ccrdmg to its Prccepts" Sut " with every
preacher Of morality Would a man ID ,oim
his nci KhbHr Hc must FIRST reform himself
Would ae have lis ueighhoT deal lusll, dc
must rc. der to every man bis duo Would
he WISH make lis ncilhbvr charitable /?
lie must SIT bimthv example \ Pt.sician,
heal N 4et," saiI a divine teacher; and
while we neglect thi, material point We
shall bc lily capacitated to correct the vices
Of others The preacher will now leave
for while the monitotIal department. and
-ur hls attention more particularly tx di-
.cst'ng himself ~ those evil prCpersties
which be holds Iu common with others, lest
it be tauntingly said to him, " TAoa hstocrfte,
fyst cast an the Tcanl Oh. # thine oqon exc I.
ana the7 THAI stat we c'eaL q cast The mate
.w n M brothers e.e"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
Or. 5.0bn the baptist.

CORTLAND LODGE Of ANCIENT Ma
SONS will celebrate The anniversary Of
ST. JoHN the BAPTIST on Wednesday the 24th
OF June inf at WLEingfoa- Hall, where the
Brethren in this and the adi2cen, towns are
respectfully invited to attend, with f.itIBle
coaIhing a there will b. public procer-
lon, and an Grafton or the location by
Brother SAMUEL EMERSON, OF Keapebsnk-
will proceed from the Hail At IL O'Clock A.
M-Hey after,
JOEL HALL, See'y.
Pyyt!Izh T-r2 5oG7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
FdN ard Howe.

EDWARD Howe,
NJ. Q, Uat9-RozD, INrUe-f,ce.
HAS jut received FOR f4le, :crelh abort
II ment of
UyboJfey and Pabsr-H4qgtag,
among which are
F1inges, Lace- and TaGells newell falhions,
SofAs-Ealy and LoIling hairs
NatratTes OF all Gzes
Inglih and a nerican Pedticking
Down-I.ive Ceeie and RulIia Feathers.
An elegant ahortment Of Engliih French
and American
PIPER II 4NGLNES,
with Borders of various patterns.
A fmail afortment of CABINET FURNI-
TURE.
He has jun opened for faIe, a more elegant
alortment Of
LOOKING GLAS -ES
than has ever been imported into this town.
~ The Upholnery BuGnefs carried on as
ulual, in all its branches, with fidelity and
difpa Oh
= Cl1r paid for ozen's and iIorfe's coa-re
Hair Mr. p.