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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

TT is with much concern that we find our
felves 70 involved as to be under the ne
ceflty to flop payment. We hereby inform
sur creditors that we have thought it our du-
Nv to fecure our Endorfers and Bondlmen,
which we have done. The remainder of
lur property and debts due US, we are will
ny 10 put into the hands of an agent, or a.
-ents appointed byour creditors for that pur-
.ole and for them to employ or difpofe Of it
the beif advantage. We greatly fear, that
rom the many lofes and other circumhance,
hat we fhall not have fuficient property 10
Day all the juG demands ag4inh us We
therefore, mott earneltly requen our creditors
iot to commence Law-luits againft US which
nay create much expence, and that nun G.
,entually come out Of our creditors.
As we are dehrous to do every thing in
our power for their benefit, we will give up
and endorle over allo property and demands
ID the agents thar may be appointed as afore-
laid, on condition that our endorfers and bondf-
men be frt paid, and the remainder TO be
divided among our Creditors in proportion to
their REFLECTIVE demands.
John TABER G' SON
Portland 4 Mo. 6, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
- New Scbo0I.

THOSE Gentlemen of Portland,
who are difpoled to patrenize the edu-
cation of youth, and who would be willing 10
extend their fupPort to any perfon, as an in
ltruetor, whole qualifications might appear
iufficient, to enable him to dich4rge he duties
of his office, are hereby respectfully inform
ed that, within few days, private fchool
will be opened, in a houfe, fomewhat centr 4
in its htuation, efficiently large, and provided
with all the neceiIary accommodations by
young man, of whom, fome particular con-
alterations render il proper 70 mention that
he isa native Of the fate Of Maryland, where
he has, until lately always been an inhahitant !;
thai, being pofefed Of a fender contribution, he
has lived, for the fake of his health, fome time
in this town, from whence, he had reloIved TO
depart, in the month of March al, for the
purpofe of returning home TO his friends !;
but. to this relolution, has been induced 70
decline giving effect, in consequence Of having
lately been more than uluaIIy indlpOled,
whereby his health has been rendered 10 pre-
carious, that, he is apprehenfive, his life would
be endangered, by rehdence, in a warm, IN
favorable climate but, that nevertheless, it IS
confidently believed, his invalid ltuaIiGn
would not prevent him from exercifng, in the
bu6nefs of fchooE, AL that perfevering ap-
plication. which always charaGterizes faith
lul and fuccelsful inltru6tor.
AS it IS believed, thar when the number Of
youth is great and unlimited, it is very diff
cult, perhaps impofible. to do jultice in in
ltrufing each individual; il is therefore de-
termined, that this fchool fllalI be competed
of no more than thirty-fve lcholars. With
number, thus mutually fma, if fchooI can
be formed, it is hoped, that, in ihort fpace
Of time, the parents Of this number win dfcov-
er, in the proficiency Of their children, the adj
vantage Of this reltrIetion. Reading, writing,
arethmetic, EngIlh grammer, and the Latin
language, win be, within the firlt three
Months, feveraIly attempted, as the deares Of
parents, and the antecedent sttainments of the
youth will dictate. AT the expiration Of this
time, - luccefs and appreciation will have re-
fulted from forR .r endeavours, an attempt
win be made 10 teach book keeping, PLAIN
,rigonomitry, furveying, navigation, As much
Of the French language as will make tranta-
ton eaGly practicable, and the grammer Of
the Greek language.
ANY gentleman, who would with to make
perfonal enquiry into further particulars, witt
he pleafed direct billet, through the channel
of the poa Office, to A. B.; and, any perfon,
who would be willing, without z perional IT,
terview, 10 give encouragement, will Re nleai-
ed prefent their names 10 Mr., David CrifEi /,
at his fore next to the new Bank, where ths
terms Of tuition may be known, and wher,
may be feen the recommendation, p-1e1el
by the young man, who is dilpoled to ob.ail
the fchool.
AprR G, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
FELLOW CITIZENS!

Rally round the standard Of your
rights, and your freedom, THTS OAR {!
Turn our 10 man and give your suff-
rage for the FEDERAL REPUBLICAN,
7IcKET-The Dem3crafs are and eyer
hrve been the enemies Of your liberties
--they are and ever acre the foes Of
your WashinSton--they seek to ele-
waite themselves to power by the ruin
of your religious, moral and civil es-
adjustments.
Their Jefferson paid hierling SANDER
ers to traduce his character invited
the infamous Paine to pursue his la
bors" of democracy in this country,
when he had rendered himself detes
table eUen ia France. And demos
seek to raise tn foes Of Washington TO
public Office Even in this town they
have chosen for on. Of their Seiecf-
men, man who some years since de-
clarcd, he would yak barefo0ted 10 PM
iadethiia 10 sse tie execution Of W-ASH-
IxcroE, By >sazgiag ef his head 9Vitd a
CroSs-cUt sGEv.
such are the Dero's-wiIl you SUI
fer them to surprise you this day, as
they did last monday ?--Shallan un-
principled Set still gullyou into belief,
that they are the I" peoples friends =
while theyldestroy the peoples rights
Shell they still gull you,-untiIi you
are cheated of your liberty and your
constitution destroyed-tiil Bona
ap Z shall arise from the tempesmcus
sea Of liberty, and to the storm, shall
succeed the calm Of despotism 3-Rea-
son, Justice, honor, patriotism for
bid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
Henry Smith & Co.

No. 4, Mggy', R0u.
uAvE jull received and now offer for faIe
4 a large and fashionable afortment OF
GOODS, iuitable for thi.and the approach
ing iealon, viz.
Drab Net Muffin
SPIDER Lace do
Fancy Piquet do
American Net do
Spotted Piquet do
Veined and fancy do
Veined ftrip'd do
Jappan'd fpotted do
Honey-comb do-Jappan book %
Japan do-sprig'd book do
Plain do do
PLAID Silk Chambray do
Silver gray Go
Ga "a Cotton Cambricks
Linen do-Cambric Dimities
An elegant aGortment of EnSIifh and
French Thread and Cotton Laces
Black Silk do
Ladies and Gentlemap's Englifh and
French white, 1ate, and blk. Silk Hole
Blk white and GATE Cotton do
Miles do
Agreat variety OF Silk, Cambria and Muf.
lin Shawls
Fancy bordering for Gowns
Coloured Crapes-Gingham
A large afiortment of Calicoes
Newel pattern fsrnature do
Cotton Ca1imeres-Grandrils
EAglifh Nankeens
Printed Velvets and Jeans
Blk fix Velvets--Fancy do
Blk and purple Tabby do-QuilIings
Blk purple and na;e Caulbrics
Ladies long and fhort French and Eng
Iilh fix Gloves
Centlemen's white and coloured do.
Extra long and lhort Kid do
Fancy ELK Hdkfs- Bandanna do
Barcelona do-Bordered Cambria do
Linen Pocket do
Velvet and Velveteens-Fancy do
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Iuteitrings and Sihchaws
Modes and Sattins
Silvered, Silk and Cotton Cords
"A and 7-8 MISUNDERSTANDING Cottons
A large afIortment of Hair Combs
silk, Cotton and Leather Braces
Caflimeres and Broad Cloths
india Cottons a, an extreme low price \
To- 81.
Ap,y6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
More Rare Sporting,
2, The Cheap Store ReViVed !!
Tohn Dix,

IOnn Xix,
HAS taken the Store No. Fi6-
f,sef, nearly oppohte the late fand of
QUINcY g DIX, where he is now opening
for Tale handfome aiIortment Of SPRING
GOODS, 4ogl6fiag IF
SuPerhne and common Callcoes
Printed Cambrics
Printed undrefs d Ginghams
Cotton Cambrics all qualities and wedths
Silk Chambray Mullins
Printed undreis'd cambria Muffin
Grecian Robes new article, VERY elegantly
Variety Fancy Mullins
Cambria and common Dimoties
cafe IA Linens
Furniture Copperplates
Six Stockings, various colors
Silk Gloves do. do.
Habit do.
l cafe Thread Laces
cafes fashionable Bonnets
Buff and fancy colored ShawIs
Gown Trimmings
Fashionable Ribbons
Black, Plume and fate colored Lultrings
Silk and tabby Velvets
Cotton Balls, and
great variety of India Cottons,
remarkably low-with a great variety Of 9TH
er a-5icles TOO numerous to mention ia an adj
vert ement. The above Goods were purchaf-
ed elrirely with Cath, and will be fold by re-
tail As low as the ufuaI wholelale Bottom pri
ces. This may indeed be called Rare Sporting,
to make faving of from ! 5 to 20 per cent. on
am lunt of Purchafes, Thofe who may with
to apply themfelves with any of the above
Goods, have now fine opportunity.
ApyH6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

Is nofy Exhibiting at Urion HILL,
A ND will continue for a few days
only from 9 o'clock IN the morning Till
9 in the evening,
n GRIND PANORAMA,
Of tie Rombardnent Of Tripoli by the Amer
lean iquadron, commanded by Ce,ar7aao,e Pre-
81, and fnbime Description OF the burning
Of the Pbit4safBiz Frigafs in the hart or Of
TriPoli, by thar gallant officer Capt. s Dcsa-
TN 4 j an elegant and fuPera' painting exc
cuyed in a malferlv file by a celebrated tai
ian Artift Mir. Corne. The Panoroms i g.
feet long, . high, and = truly Ds,lonal, where
an merIcan may view j. br1ve couDtryInen
in an unequl CONTEXT with thofc fea1i Barbara
ans Of Africa; ths Tfpolitans, before their
CITY.
Tickets for sdmifiiop at Is Cents and Chill
dren under twelve years BALI price--and
tickeTs thar admit the purchaler a often A. he
Pieaiesi fifty cents, for i4ls ar the room adloiR-
ing The Hall
Ap,H ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
TDlPj.

In this town, Charles, son of Mr. Daniel
Cresey, aged mnth~-Lydia, daughter of
Mr. Samuel Stephens, aged years.
In this town, On the 4th instant, Miss A.
rairy Webster, eldest daughter of M.
Thomas Webster, merchant, aged p years
The funeral viii be tomorrow, from the
house of the father Of the deceased At 8
O'Clock, PM.-relations and friends are in
F:sed 10 st-en3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

valencia the first wind. The ship drama
OF EewbuIg port, sailed for LeghoIn from
Alicant, 1871 Jan. Brig Massasoit sailed
for Boston 24th Jan-Sb9ie, Msrch -,
lat. "a, 70 6, ship Pomona, q Norfolk.
CIT days 14Ln, brig Planter, from New
haven, out days. 22i- schooner from
To5ago fog Boston. 23d, 2 schooner from
81. Thomas tor Boston. Sa-ent GG2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
G3a.ces,

IE Barre, Mr. Naphtali West, aged IL,
10 Mary Eslly, aged Is
In Roxbury, BY the Rev. Mr. Gray, Ar
drew Ritchie, Esq. Of Boston, to Miss Ma
ria Cornelia Durant, Of the Former place.
III Falmouth, M. Gardner Walker, mer.
of this town, 70 Miss Nelly Tate.
In this town, at the Friends Meeting
house, Nathaniel Hussey, to Patience Hor-
~00
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

CF No fareiSn arrivGis ar this port since o.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA
The brig ( lien, capt. M'Millen, IS da.
from Caudaloupe, bound to Portland, v
the loss of her fore topmast, and III want
provisions and water, put into Cape-Ann
Friday last.
An Americas vessel, from London +
Leghorn, has been captured by SPAN
privateer, under the Blockading Act, az
carried into Ferrol
The Fair Lady. Caldwell sailed Fl. F.
mouth, J. Feb. Is, for Portland.
ARRfVALS, &c.
Kmgstqn, s. REQ. 2l.-Ar. Helen, Alex
andria Aba, Nye, Savannl; Hope, Hum,
Charlestowu. SaneL, Commerce, Adam
n Orleans
Fe6. %. Arrived Louisa, Alexandria
Two Brothers, Besufoat Gov Strong, n
Carolina Sparrow, Alexandria Venus
Washington Hiram, N York Union,
Wilmington; Connecticut, New London
Phehe, fl. II. York for St. Domingo, de
tanned, suspected Of Illicit trade The Gov.
Sire X was plundcred by Fcench private er
The Union was also robbed. The Mar
Davis, Fl. Halifax, has AT. at P. Antonio
Scarcely M American vessel arrives but
what has been plundered BY French pri-
vatcer. The Privatcers get almost all their
supplies, and much booty from America
vessels yet we scarcely ever see a remark
in anAmerican paper against this species Of
downright robbery Downright robbery,
because if a vessel is subject to capture,
the property on board should be sacred till
trial and condemnation Although the
Fench conduct may not ruin merchants, Yet
many poor captain and sailor Losses his all,
by the pirates.
Arrived at Boston, brig Ellen, M'Lcllan,
Of Portland, As days from Guadalupe, car
so sugar.-Schr Endeayor, Of Bath, from
Havana, with sugar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
1910 alNfrE1 =

At Tneetingof FcIcrz! Republicans on sat
urd.y Even ug last, for the purpose OF
promoting tie sutC cess 0fthe FEDERAL.
TICKET, the following Resolution
passed uiaaialyllslg -
Inasmuch as our dearest rights as
Citizens -. our guarantee fer the en-
lov.nent Of LIBERFI with order. :. our
public happiness and domestic peace
aud security, essentially depend on the
FIRTUE Of our Rulers and the purity Of
their administration and lnaSmuch
as the Reputation of bEIsgachasett8, and
the strength and beauty Of civil and re-
ligi9us establishments, demand for their
preservation every energetic and hon
1orable exerli0n of the friends and fol-
lowers Of WAsHNc ron and yHDAMs-
Resolved unaHimou5ly--Fha we will,
with the spirit which becomes the
cause we support, punctually attend
on Monday the 9th dayIof April inst.
and hereby pledge ourselves by all cor
rect and honorable means, TO effect the
election Of His Excellency CALEB
STRONG, Esq. for Governor-of the
Hon. EDWARD II ROBBINS, Esq.
for Lieut.. Governor nd OF the Hon.
LUTHER CARY, and LOFHROP
LEWIS, Esq'rs. for Senators the year
ensuing. 80. In testimony of our per-
feet confidence in their Pattiotism, Tai
ems, Integrity and Moral north.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

T'HE ProprietoFs Of Upion- Wharf.
are hereby not. lied that the FRI afe-
nIent Of one hundred Dollars On each lhare
becomes due,and payabie The iril onday il
May next, and unleis paid T. che fuhicriber
at that tine,fo much Ut faid delingaentst harei
will be fold at Public Auction. ~ win pay the
fame, together with charges Of lale.
DANIEL TABER, EgBel7oy.
Portland, 4th Mo. q, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
CaHcOes.

I. g A. Vinton,
HAVE juf received and are now opening
= = 200 pieces, fuperfne and Common Cali
s,purchaled at Auction for cath, which will
be fold cheaper than can be bought of any
"R14RE SPORTER" whatever.
3 Cheits tyfon, ; do Hyfon-fkin,
Q do. souchong Teas, which viii be fold much
lower than their ulual prices.
db,H s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
Portland, April 6.
CHoTcE on GOTFRN0R.

The Meeting for giving votes Tor
Governor, Lieut.. Governor and Scna-
tors viii be opened at N o'ctock, and
~ resolve Of the selcctm-n the poll is
u W closed at | o'clock. FederalisLs,
unless you attend IN tnls interval you
will Be deprived Of cur right Of suf-
frAge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

The whole host of democratic Editors in
this State. are IN FIJI yeiPt about the late
choice Of Seect en- II tbs town. We pre-
sumo the resuF o. th:s3 days proceedings
wih eyince 70 tie w.rld that Portland i
stu the HeadQ nrtcrs Of good princi PIES =
III Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
OAty 8 dayg grace

HATFIELD Bridge LOTTERY win commence
= drawing il Bolf5n tie 18th inf. a
fen Tickets and Quarters tor FADE by
lSAAC Dams,
II applied FOR Immediately Tire u tik
in tbe Affairs .f men, If fzlsa At tie Food Lea4sts
fortune
Mare5 s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
Far PHILADELPHIA.
Family Bibles.

Family Bibles.
lust received and to be fold by T. B.
j WAITE e Co. foot OF Filh-ftreet,
Poyfiand
Quartz Family Bibles.
With marginal notes and references and the
explanatory Notes of OltervaI,-to which are
added an Index, Browns Concordance, &c.
To Embelilhed with maps, and number of
Hiftorical Engravings-Printed by Collins,
Perkins 81 Co New-York.
AS Family Bible this edition is to be pre-
ferred to any other extant.---It is the mott ele-
giant and correct copy of the Old and New
Tefament ever publiihed in this country
The binding is handfome, FIRM and durable.
Portland, Apri 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

WE understand l...t Jue Scicctmen have
d-tenniled to open tnc meeting, for taking
TIE sense o. the to'vA, nh -ile question OF a
: separation Il y o'cl ~, AID tD continue the
p,l ill IL o'ci RES 1t " hoped lE- ciuzens
wal give : Sc. e'.d .,li pGnctud attendance
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
Csc RRDGE.

THE Proprieters of Cat52 -Pridge,
are hereby notified that their meeting
fads adjourned 20 Friday the 10th in1ant At
o'olock, afternoon, 10 meet at the oiGcG
Of r. FUNNEWELI, Efq.
a pvnctual attendance is reqleited
/. CUTTER, cke,k.
HbrI 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

THE lubicriber hereby gives pub
lie notice to al concerned. thar Ne has
been duly appointed and has taken upon hiin-
felf the trult Of Admirifrator. ON the eltate Of
PEARSON FilEEMAN.
late Of Portland; in the county nf Cumher-
land, Mariner, deceated, by giving bond as
the law directs He therefare requeAs all
perlons who are indebted 20 the faid deceac-f
ed eltate, 70 make immediate payment aud
thofc WHO have any demands thereon, g ev-
hibit the fame to THOMAS FEEEMAN
11arcb so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

RanazCay
FROM the fubrriber an indrrted Apprcn-
= tice by the name Ct 51iLliaz 7aiszaa, abcut
twenty years old, 5 feet inchecs high, dark
complexion; had on when be went away, a
brown Jacket and black Pantaloons; wh1ev-
er VIII return faid runaway his matter
llall receive ten Cents reward and no charg-
Is paid rhofe who harbour or trult him viii
fuHer the penalty Of the law,
ALPHEUS FIELD.
FE!naztb, Mayrb so ~. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

THIS i 10 certify that 7 the luhlc-i5e- hare
reported feveraI circum.tances agail.tf
Abraham Webb, of Gorhant, whish hat ia
location to, tending 70 deflme his charareF
Therefore, what | haze laid about air.
Webb do recall.
JOSEPH wATEFHOusR.
WitneE,
REUBEN no ST0N,
NEREafT.4H WE5 or
44LPREU, GLIB.
Gsy5a-7. 1f4t.t a. 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been df'y ap
pointed and has taken upon hmleif the truf
of an administrators on the ellate Of
DANIEL BRIGHAM,
late Of Bridgton, in the county Of Cumher-
lana, yeoman, decealed, by giving bond -
the law directs He therefore rcquehs all per-
fons who are indebt ed to the faid eecealed', r.
tate, to make immediate payment ana tlfe
who have any demands thereon " q vt
the fame to AKRON BEhAfdN.
Mareb so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
WANTED,

AS permanent School matter at
one of the Schools in the Town Of Port
land, per!on we'll qualified from experience,
to teach Reading, Enflifh GraTnmer, Geagra-
ply, Wri Jog and Arithmetic-tk''fe who Of
fer themfelve.. aaeq produce she beit recon-
menCarons.--Fo terms Apply 70
SHIRLEY FRYING, Chairman
ef ~ Ssssl Earn pr.
rsr.Iz1S, EsrH6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
SCHOOL.

OLFl .+OL-
MISS MORSE, will commence
- her fchool on Monday 18th infant, for
teaching Embroidery, working Muffin, plain
Sewing, Painting and Writing
No. 5, Iones's Row, Porttaqi.
Apri s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06

T OST in Dec laft NOTE, pay
~ able in months to the fubfcriber-dat-
ed at Bradford or Portland, lometime in May
or June, 1906, dgned by Mr.. Jonathan Tafss-
bury 5 the payment Of faid note has been
topped, this is to caution all perions sgainlt
receiving it.
SAvORY TENNY.
Bradford, April T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
DANCING SCHOOL,

M X. oMl II, informs ms IL
in this Town and ito vicinity, thar his
day School for teaching Dancing, will COM
mence on Wcdnefday the 9th Of May next,
al his new Hall, opposite Mr. " 5. Quincy's
in Chelnut-Street, where he viii lnltrutt
y uug Ladies and CenlIeniasi, ID he newell
Coti!I:on, contra and Fancy Dances.
P7rfLaas, drill 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
graham & Good,

O. Ing,G5am's Wbarf
Fl AVE juff received a large abort
nent Of ENGLISH. W-INDIA GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
Sa,ettf ship ysfins.
PORT OF PoRTZAND.-Iso7.
SYTPPTNG MEMORANDA

Ir No foreign a,rivGis ar this port since o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25

Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of the Pc
tentse, next door below MIR. Alexandea
M'kenzie's, lower end of Prinee-street, A.
iexandria.
THEY furpass any yet extant, for
ease, elegance, sc. Masters of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
n. 3. The buttons on the back parts efthe
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
tfoIa each othel, as the two center buttons ON
the suspsnders, 10 prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
IN the construction ef the article.
Richard Horweil.
Also,
Reeeiued fer shift Leouida. from Liveraoos,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for sadiers, shoe-mskers, boois-
binders, hatters, sc,
LIKEFvISE,
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and few dozen
Morocco suitable for the Wes.-Indics
Mays. fsms'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
LUMBER YARD.

e He subscriber respectfully Informs his
4 friends and the public in general, that
he has established a LUAiBER4 Y.dRD, adj
joining Coleuel Ramsay's wharf, where he
Intends keeping constant supply Of the best
materials in that line, and wifi sell low far
cash or on a short credit.
James Mcclure.
May 8. eo2m
N. B. He continues the House-Joiners'
business, and flom his knowledge in that line,
will pay particular a.tentss to any orders for
Lumber shat he may receive.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Trial Of Col. Aaron Burr.
WEsTCOTT s. co.
ELEVENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AN ENJE,
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NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AN ENIE,
fg.4sHLhG TON CITY,
INFORM the Public that they have en-
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most able and correct Stenographcrs in the
United States, to attend tbs circuit court. to
commence It's session at Richmond the ed
instant; and in case the said trialcomes on,
to publish as speedily as possible eompleat
and full account thereof, accompanied by ali
the documents relative to this all important
case.
sr The Enquirer, and Argus, Of Rich
mond. and the American, Of Baltimore, will
please to publish this advertisement in their
respective papers, three times Immediately
on receipt thereof, and charge the Same to
the Editor of the Exposition
n B. The copy right will be secured
May 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
SuWarToW Boots.
John G. FRANCIS,
From Aezv- York.

n RESPECTFULLY Informs the = bic.
III that he manufactures Suzvarr Boots
with all the modcrr improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
nv years of experience IN his business, he has
discovered new method OF retaining the elas-
ITCHY ia boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots of
various descriptions, VIZ. Suwarrows--Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsiean Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonapnte's Graves,
Jeierson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck bevas.--
Gentlemen viii please 70 call and chuse for
themselves, at his shop In King-stree,, De-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tayera.
M.4B. He Intends selling cheap For cask.
January s.. dom