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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
NEW-YORK. Sent g.

BY the fac falling Hips Eliza, Capt Waterman, and
Gold Fiunter, Capt Vote, the former from Liver
pool and the latter from London, the Editors of the
New-YoFk Gazette have received London Paper,
"'ne 'oIh uit' lt VIII be ieen, among the extracts
which we have given, that the Brith have no with
to go to war with this country--and that the ore
neral expedition of the public prints indicate an ar
dent diPohtion to Preierve the harmony of the two
governments All approximations Of an Embargo
on American vsiiels had flbfded-and the Britih
government waiting with anxious focitude the
arrival of the diipaehes fent out in the u. State,
iehoonsr Revenge, when the merits Of the pending
Misunderstanding would be dilcuGsd.
ne briaih Parliament was Prorogued, by eommifIi-
on, on the I4ih ut. The Kiags Speech on this oc-
Gallon, does even hint at American affairs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
LONDON. Anr11


his MAJFsTY's SPEECH.-1h his dqy Parlia.
ment was Pror"Gued. by Commiflion, when the
following Speech was delivered by the Lord
Chancellor. rs one of the Lords CommifIioners
Ny ards and Gentlemen,
we have It ia command from His M4ielfv To
exprsis the fatislaeton with which he fad, him.
ielf enabled to give you that recefs which, after
the great and ddigeft exertions which YOU have
made in the ddpatch of public buliuefs, muH
at me advanced ieaion OF the year be 10 peculi-
ally deGrable.
His Majefy has been GRACEFULLY pIeafed to di.
rect It's To return you his thanks for the Ready
loyalty and attachment to his Perfon and Go.
Yern'ncnt and the Jealous devotion 10 the Pub
nc Service which have characterized all your de
hberatons, and moa Especially to thank YOU
tor your e aioHahle cNertions which you have en-
aoled hlm to make for the augmentation of the
Miht " force OF his kingdom.
Gentlemen offbs H1nje of Comnaas,
HIS M jehy has commanded us to return YOU
his warmch thanks for the fupplies which you
have granted, with fo much cheerfulncfs for
the current year, and when he coufiders she
ptowilon which you have made for thoTe con-
ungent aud TAI forelccn fervices which the events
ot the var may render necehary, HIS maieiIy
D rs the great a'isiacllon of recoguiziug the VIII
dom wberewitb, in time of extraordinary diff
heul'iei, you have anticipated the pofble de.
mapds which thofr difficulties may location.
NY Lords and Cenfleiue1,
His majely commands us to allure you, that
he deeply depiores the unfortunate inue Of the
war on the continent.
The tnmcnie extenfon Of the power and in
husnce OF France, and the undiiguiied deter
m'na''oo OF the enemy to- employ the means
and reiources Of tholr countries which he poC.
ieiie' or controuls, for tic putpofe of effect ng
the ruin o. his kingdom, u1doubtcdly preient a
Formidable view Of the dangers and difficulties
which the country hast encounter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
EDUCATION.

y UFUS CHANDLER, ainstive Of Conn.t,i.,,.
IN and regularly bred itudeyt OF. Yale CoIlec.
now oilers his isrvices, for the year lsos to any
waite gentleman or number of gentlemen, who NAV
wiih TO employ him as teacher of youth He
pledges hnieif give satisfactory proofs Of tho.
rough knowledge and acquaintance with tlemo Of
TIE liberal arts, which tacgh, in our public ie,ni-
mares; ncirdi'g alto oriental languages; he is
therefore ready ard wfihes to teach the fame nrr.
ing the year Pait he has had the care of ichoo in thu
Forks OF Hanover From the fuccefs which he Ia
already met " th in his employment, and rem thar
thira for ufefd knowledge which rcenis tn chsr,c
terize the citizents of Virginia; he l,tters hi.r.s
thar he hall meet with that liberal encouragement
to which his utfU, though iaborous proref IN entj
ties nm. His terms will be made known an anil
cation. Any letters dreaed To him. (rsfidnp n,,r
the Poft Office at Newound Mills will receive ipeedy
attention.
SeIterlkcr 90 ..sr. It a.5
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but his nlajefy isuits hat the icy.! srd brave
people over whom he miens are not to bc
daBnted or diihearteucd. a-,
From the recollection OF thcfe difficulties nm
der which his people have fuccsft fully frup-
ged, and Of thofe dangers which they have hap
pity iurmounted, BiS %sieay der;yes the con-
foia.ion OF believing, that the fame fpiri, ard
Perseverance which have hitherto remained un-
broken viii coniinue to be excrted with una.
Dated vigor and fuccefs.
And while his Majeity commands us TO re.
peat the aHuranccs OF his conEaut readirefs To
entertain any propnfsls tha, may lead TO a fc-
cure ard honorable Peace, he commands us
al me lame time to expreis BIS coniilcn that
ms Parliament AID his people viii feel with hi,n
Tue neceihtY OF peritserrg in thoie vigorous
s1"''s which alone can give the character f
hon"r 10 any nepocia'ion or the profpt e Of fe-
curry 81 pfrm3nency to a0y peace: His Ma
leny, therefore, truHs that hi. people viii al
ways ce ready TO iurport him in every re 1!ure
wnich, may be nccct'a:y to detea, the deGgn or
MS enemies againG the iude pendercc Of His
M')euy comnons, and To rssaintain agyiDn A.
ny undue preieniipns, and sgsinit any bottle.
c"niederacy. thUfe iuit rights which his Maivf-
'y's always deErous to eXcrcifr with temper &
moderation, but which, rs eGeDti.lto the ho-
nor OF his crown, and trac iutsrefts~of his pco-
PIE, he Is determined never to furreader.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
WILLIAM = M6RY COLTFGE,
SErT sMass 20, 1907.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
Ssnfe1her 50.

ME Lectures in the Philosophical and Msthr.
4 ma'ical Schools, commence the third Mon
day IN Otober ; thofe Law and Police in the ie-
eond week Of November
beides the uluai courfes, it il with pleafure sn-
nouncsd TO the public, thar Mr. Girardiu to the i'm.
mediate objects Of his prolsGorlhp. which are Mo-
dern Languages, Geography and civil Hito-Y, will
add lectures on Natural Hinory. and the elements Of
Chemiitry; having been fuppIcd by an enlightened
friend OF Science, with clinical apparatus,
ehoiee collection Of Minerals and aRo valuable Her
barlum OF ESoties, to which Mr. G. has made a con-
hdera5le addition Of the indigenous The range Of
uieu Science will thus be conliderably enlarged s.
It IS expelled, from the dRinguihed good condre
which prevailed during the laa ternl and the add-
onal advantages now offered for fcientifc improve
ment that the College will have reaion 10 boat NOT
merely OF it's number, but Of the truly valuable and
e1tenIlve requirements Of its Students.
Board will be continued in College but parents
and guardians are particularly requsGed to take no
tce that the Preent regulations require the quarterly
amount for board 10 be traufmittea by .hem TO MIR.
William Coleman, Burfar, regularly, and IN advance
The Inconvenience experien ed Ian courle through
want OF punetuality in payment, will adnt Of no de-
Walton frem this rule. fuel will be provided and
furnii ed to thole who ready to pay for IT, when
delivered.
Parents and guardians are again earneGly en,reat.d
e. adopt al thoie uecslliry precautions, which ju
dicious economy requires, and by n6tea2s 20 pr
NIT departure iron 10 lalutary lyltu. he n a.
Of expenditure ought not exceed 20 o. 20 dollars,
Sept. 20. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
ELL DIS.
KIRBY. DRAK: g TAYLOR,


Dire "drD re'ciVirg BY hs sie RoLLA G.na Lsrsss,
LARGE AND HANosoME AssoRrmEN1 oe
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(sELEc7Eo sr 4 PAR1NgR or TIE Hgrsg,
--as7sTg qobieb arg
/ oMDoN iupsrtins c!ilo'hs,} s...r;,, ,.,r,..
4 kerieymeres * IoileuetsS '1P'''Yr qSa@ty'
Geiiiiemen's Patent Silk and Beaver Ns,k.
Chilire". Trafalgar and Erfeine do.
Elegant leno Pieqnec and Saved ,a.ulns.
Do Robe, and DreGes,
Coloaredisaiian Grape. FOR Ladies' Dreft,,
Six Cotton and Worried Hofery,
irih Linens, Lawns and Shsetings
"A Cotton Shifting (0t,y jcas,)
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Calcoes Canabrieks, Cham5rays Cotton and bread
Laces, sc. -r.s fr--
&, And in daily expectation of receiving by the Pro-
ter.is from Liverpool, large aEortment of coarfe
Woolens' &c. All of which will be fold very low,
Nholeiale and retail, for cath, or on Mort credit Ia
punetGl cutomers
SEPT. so. .r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

HhWOVER .JOCKE1- CLUE.
NN the fecond Tutfday in O9obsr ncxt. 4
4 y 6WEEPSTAKE will be run for at Hanover
Courthoule: eight Colts have entered =; 100 dollars
each.
On the two iucceedng days the Hanover Jockey
Club Purfe will be run for.
Frlt day. mile heats, free for any hSrfs, mare,
or gelding
Second day-2 mile heats, alto free for any horfe.
mare, or Ceiling.
The regulations with refrel to weights, &c. are
adopted from thoGe of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
A general meeting of the Club is requsfed on ths
day preceding the day appointed for the running &c
the aforementioned Sweepltake, viz on the Cad
Monday in October next.
IKE SECRETARY TO THE CLUs.
September 50. eptdr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
THE HALLERTAN ACADEMY

l.
M ILL be open for ihe reception OF neyg Se6.gr,,
~ IN the oourfe Of October neyt, when MIR y.
DaYLE, Pro!etior of the Lam, Greek and Ntsthe-
NAUTICAL department. formerly Principal of Trenton
Academy, Revier of the Latin and Creek ClsGics,
Pubhihee at Philadelp ia, and author of ievera Ii
eer;ry peTformaTces} will join fevera other teachers
actually engaged by Doaor HaIler, fer the nlrcc-
ton of the REFLECTIVE pupils.
The ex'eniive buildings of this inititutiou being
nov nearly hniihed, Doaor Halter has actually made
the mot convenient arrangements for the admRion
and accommodation of young gentlemen in the one
extremity; whereas the o,her parts Of the buldir ,,
entirely ditin6t and leparate actually appropr4t
ed fNr the accommodation OF the Fn7als Issa..Uest
and his family of he fame fex
1t is therefore his wi!h admit in future iarrsr
number OF pupils OF bvb Faxes, hofe education Gial
Away, command his u;moR exertons and vigilance
Bat at the fame time Dofor Halter mutt publi.l,,
declare, thar al thofe, who will not conform them
ieves moi fcrupulouGy to his rules and regulation.
actually III ioree' hal be diimasd without any ex-
cepton.
September so. eps,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

We have juf feen one of the mot infamous
attempts, that ever was made, 10 raife the cha
raeter OF lone man upon the RUNS of another. =
1t is III the form of letter from Richmond
PuoI'ihed. in the Nrqo-Tork Gazette, which
contains at lean 100 INES, and every line is 4
mean aud unbulhng falihood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

ErraturR in Mr.. Wirts beautiful portraits Of
Burr and Blannerbaflett in our l'a. For Caly.
ape and her nymphs" read '' Calyt,S Sc"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

The Great length of the eoueinEon of Mr..
Wirt's ipeech forbds its infertion in he preient
number. The remainder of it in our next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

We have been 70 much occupied by Burr's
triab that we have had no time for general
dHeaiiion. But at this crilis we cannot
fOrbear TO offer
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
DlstlsCh Of Columbia.

Office is hereby. sives1 70 al svhoaa II
i faay concern, that the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States Of America,
has authorised the subscriber to legasize all
papers that ipay be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this. district tc any in
Portugal CIR MADEIRA.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having theirbilIs Of health thus certified, will
BE Liable 20 undergo guarantee.
It is requisite that any. article shipped Tor
account of a Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
aad the bills Of lading lesgsalized as aboyc.
Lewis Deblois,
May I6.Sags <
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

f7as rscezpeG tste III ai8j safk I-fpeg-
hool, and 7r,.s lot .ssale. oeye ftgssf 81
sorfglelt II i, z 9lfsse', h Z
fancy Goods, zlstsrs md ff4c z42jAta44e,
7,i-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

7 BE- Agooa JoGHeyinan Siker-Snaith and
an apprentice to the siiver-snlith business
wanted.
November 9. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
Public Sale.

TX1ILL be exposedat public sale, on the
wv premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day Of November, a LOT Of GROUND
containing ten acres, adjoining Cameron, a.
bout one mile and half from Alexandra,
known by the name Of William Wards ta-
yern, on which is a comfortable dwelling
house and out houses. The terms OF sale
will be one third in cash, one third In four
months,s and the remaining third IN eight
months. The tile papers will be s.iewn on
the day Of sale.
Richard Freeman.
October %. laW3ef
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

puRsp Aas'rso / deed ef trust from Js1a
y Sf;epees to tho ssbscribeys, made to SCI
&c the par nsentof a certsia sum Of money
4 ZIG BERT aepeH, viii be seld fer cash to the
,.seeyt bidder, At The dwelling house on the
,'s'aAseS, on S Z. 1ii7tI2D AZ The atst day Of
e0senScrsnsxt, !
Ieo tracts 81 Lard,
{ ;'sas n the neighborhood Of the Cum Spring
rs, .o'isloia county, adjoining each other and
y, pasaS On the lands Of thompson and Veitch
$, IS sssfl;anain James, containing one hundred
1sal,y two acres The sale viii take place
5 @elsa osclocsS
Israel Lacey,
Charles Lewis, Tsusiees. !
Stephen Bears,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06
WILL BE SOLD.
ADAM Ia MN

NoFember5. ~
AL Al Ii II 81
IA; receipeG u j III: hi a,si QafS 5s,cA Ltpeg
mol, a'ad r,.s .sSsale, oefss sesaf ~
sorfgle,9 II ss.sSlla. i2afa5ef, Jeye.eesst h =
fancy sGo0ds, a41ssry .asla isf4c 4z4l9t.eQ9.e,
piz.
Pearl and gold breaches, fraeelcss, siass,
gold breacAes, EARRINGS, ssaiis, kSs+5, cpsias,
plated Casters s, tex. SEES, s.sfyls
and trays, jai,aeaed lea-tftys s sets lirrgs,.
casters and Sssss. lass'I.iy& s4Rtlc-
Ilieiis best MOROCCO 5oc aud istses,
bone abet Boxes, eetisns, dese cal Is. ivory
tortoise Shell and common I,ccxcs a0iSss, lea
ther and toftcise s..tsf snuf~ boxes, r4aliag
glasses, plsted spurs, whips, bagga,pIaoa
boards. satin 'good. and mahogany knife CT
ses ard tea caaiss, gold ard sitter .eraulets,
sSs'afss'es and tliread, Ivory and other table
and dssart knives ard forks and carers, pa
zors, penknives, Scissors, oyStersBiyes, she
vefs and tongs, green aire tcndcrs, brass and s
irons, toast cars, f.otnen, bellows hearth
>l3'pshes, brass caldIesticks, and a variety of
ether articles.
Gold and FLYER ware as ufua1.
and gold and silver ssafc MANI saetufssll to any
IA.
p- Agooa Joumeyinan siker-smth and
an apprentice 10 the siIver-snaith business
wanted.
Now mber2- co
Lands and MilESeat Ior Sale.
DY virtue Of a decree of the Superior
ID Court of Chantery, holden at the CAPT
tol in Richmond, October 2, 1907, viii be
sold at Public Auction, ontlc premises,
Ten acres and a half Of land
lying on the east side of the Georgetown road,
about half a mile from Alexandra COURTHOUSE,
either all together or divided into fcur ots Of
equal quantity as may suit the purchasers.
A full square, containing ra-
Their more than two acres, Oh the south side
Of Duke street and eastward Of the well and
white house belonging TIC the subscriber.
Part OF square to the south.
ward Of the Aforementioned, and west Of Cha's
Page'sa and Philip G. AIarsteller's houses.
The Spring Garden, about 4
acres, say two squares, and taking in the
streets will be near $ acres.
The last three mentioned parcels will be
sold together or divided, as may be thought
most convenient 10 buyers.
s a moiety of ten acres near Cameron Run
aud the Colchester road, bought in company
with Bird and Ricketts,.
A valuable Mill Seat on Holiness Run, a.
boye the new turnpike road and not far from
the trough hill, between four and FIVE miles
from Alexandra.
The sale to commence on tie 18th inst.
on the George Town read, and continue, if
the weather is suitable, till the whole is dis
posed of
The terms Of sale viii be made known be-
fore or at the time of sale.
Vim. HARTsHoRNE, Re
ceiyer of the effects ofJOIiNSJT
TON, and JOHN VAUDEVILLE, Z
under the order ofthe high Court OF s
Chancery Of Virginia.
It'll month Cd dis
Public Sale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-06

isasners sS)li-, at IS dois per barrel
lopaaish HIDES, at 10 to Is cents, some
fwnssiawlhayerase rs pounds, and are e
~ q asy ever imported from the Spanish
8est green COFFEE
suslaS Ia hogsheaEls and barrels
q leas and lump SIG 9Ais:s5, Of the first qua
lew seroons OF iiotant INDIGO, and
saFisty OF GROCERIES as usual
Nss bsvsbeas Of ground IL. LJJJAI SALT a
.ss, aat loco bushels Casiz in store which
:. "a soasisn alent, and will be sold on reason
aSe terms by
lsgersseas Miller.
ocsaser Is. d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

In Warrington, Col Thomas Warrington
This gentleman ierved his country during our
revolutionary war as a commiiIioned officer
Cen Lew Galley member of the United
States Houie Of Representatives, from South
Carolina.
III Nassau, NJ s Mary Hamilton Webs,
At. IL She died soon after her Srrival at
Nassau from Charleston in consequence OF
excessive reaching BY sea sickness.
In Hudson IN. " Mr.. John Miideburg-
er, late from N York, Et. "a nail enter
ed his foot and occasimed tive iDck Jaw
In thi, town, Mr.. Foster Me .rIsnd, aged
Az, formerly Of Pembroke in isolate
Mary, wife of ciichlel Gannen, aged IS,
formerly Of Bottom.
A child Of Mr. William Lewis, aged 10
months,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

William Swan,
It bis Variety Store, 10. :, Union
R91U, NidNe- Street,
HAs iuh received freh fupply Of feat
! L enable ART clcs. making with bis former
Rock general aGor;ment Of
European am Indf1 Goods
Alto, ar c1lenGve stock Of
Heavy Goods aud Groceries.
W Rum per hogfhead
Brandy per pipe
Gin per do
Cotton per hale
Chocolate per box
ha'ag4 Wine per caGk
5Ivfou, Young Hylon, Hyfon skin and Sou
chong Teas, per chef all warranted
Or the very hrA quality.
% chez, freth RaiGns
loco ID hea Philadelphia Cingsr, IN fmaIl
kcg,
90 calks do Gunpowder
500 ID beA Cafla
Afpic. and Pepper per bag.
Oil and Paints Of al kinds As uIual, &c SC
AN which he win Pofitively fell whole
fale and oy retail, az low as can be purChaled
10 town for cath OF approved notes.
PsyfIgnd, FEB. 25,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
FOREIGN

The European Intelligence received
by the last arrivals is not very impor-
tant, Bonaparte having annihilated the
Prussian Monarchy, is, by present ap-
pearances, meditating a blow against
Russia, the only remaining power on
the Continent, capable of resisting
with the least prospect of success, the
all conquering arms of France. Many
however believe that should Alexander
and bonaparte try the tug Of war;"
me !ogmer vii eventually experience
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
the same fate which has attended his
Ally the King of Prussia.



His Britannia Majesty was indisposed,
and the Speech was read to Parliament BY
the Speaker It states, that neither the de-
termination Of Prussia 70 contend with
France, nor the succeeding measures, were
concerted with the British Ministry that
the conduct Of Sweden continues to be dis
tinguished by the most honorable frmnesS :
and that between England and Russia the
happiest union exists.
NAPoLEON has solemnly repeated his de-
termination, stated in one of the late Bullet
ms, not to evacuate the conquered places,
until general peace has been concluded !;
and the Spanish, Dutch and French Colo
onies are restored.
1t appears evident Bonaparte has refrain
ed from attacking the Russians, in order TO
collect such a number of troops, as In his
opinion, will enable him to serve them as
he has done the Austrians and Prusslans.
HAMBURG DEC. AZ.
Letters from Sweden mention that Col.
Moran, commander in chief Of the Swe-
dish tloops who were in tie Lauenburg, a
part OF whom had been made prisoners Of
war at Lubbock, has been sentenced to
deata by council Of war. 1t is added that
his Swedish Majesty his confirmed the sem
tenCe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
FEDERAL REPUBLICANS!

FoR TEN years, the first Monday
of .4tly7I has been to YOU, and TO your
Country, Day Of Triumph Be
cause on that dav, in each year, you
have, By your courage and zeal, conse-
Grated the immortal principles for
whit WARREN bled, and WASH
INGTON triumphed .-Principlcs sa-
cred IS your RIGHTS, and dear to YOU
as your. AFFAIRS and FIREs1DEs
That day viii stiH witness your tri-
umph, if steadfast to those Principles
and Rights, you come forth in your ma
five energy and, disdaining to rely
on others, resolve each man 70 DO
HIS DUTY.
The protection and preservation of
those CONSTITUTIONS which your own
hands formed, and your strong arms
protected against the otcn attacks, and
secret nzackinaHoas Of the very men
who Row hypocriticalIy call then1sef0es
their friends, now demand, that YOU
rally with spirit round their standards,
and swear on their affairs, that they
Shall not be tamely surrendered to their
nveterate foes. Let this consideration
inspire confidence that you will have
It In your power, by intrusting tn,
zARKs of your safety to your excelIenr
Governor STRONG, to intrust the"
to a man who has had the peculiar f.
hcity to BE one Of that band Of patriots
who in times which really f" tried me7'
aouLs," formed the Constitution Of Mas
Sachusetts and, also, one Of that I'LL
lustrious Convention, Of which WASH
1NGTON was President, which franz
ed the Constitution Of the United States
--Censtitutions which are the pride,
glory and bulwork of your country
Being their PARENT he still feels for
them all the affection Of FATHER.
To your Posts then, not only OH the
first Monday of .4flrik but every day
between this and then.--Le: not duty
be neglected and relying on that Pro
Uldence' which for TEN years successive
ly, has given you the victory over falls
hood' Wanting and delusion, YOUR sue
cess Will be as certain, as the PArR1or-
tSM'PRoBITY andMoDERArroN ofyour
NAIEF MAGISTRATES are indisputa5le.
Columbian Ce77tineI ]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Gardner Walker.
TT AS for Cal7 at his Sore. in the
New Brick Row, oppotite the hAy-fcales,
a haudlome aGortment Of
FRE>H GOODS,
IN addition TO his former ftock
4NOng which are
Bandanna hEf4. vari. US coors,
Black, fynchew Luftrings
Bla K and White Grapes
Blue and Olive CoaiDgs
Black and Olive Cords
Brown Linens
Calicoes, various colors
INDIA 60 do
Carnbrics do do
Grapes 60 do
Cotton Shifting
CHINA Ribbons
Satin dc
Drab aud mixed ForeIt Cloths
Duroys, various color
Dufils
FIannels, Red, White and Yellow
Lutrngs, various cOIors
Linen Canbrics
Silk Sh2wls
White and Black silk Cloves
Together with general ahortment Of
NJ. 4 GOODS u GKOL 1 RIES J,
all which he viii fell cheap for C2lh or ap-
proved Credit.
nip, A quantity Of Hops.
Ffb. 20.