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WILL BE SOLD,
Or THE frsmjfJ eUi5ouf refrve to tie b;rb1a k;Ss.,
6et7res1 fbe bO~rS ell and I2 o'eloek dlore,- t6
sob igf TIE /oLlsgoizg PROPERT1, Ylz:
~ NE two-ftory BRICK HOUSE, 4c bv 90 q
~ do Jingle do. Wood do. SO - Is-
-Four do. do. do. do.
All neatly fnthed and calculated for dwelling. fes
ted OH handiome well incoled Lots on Shockos H;ll
II, M the cry OF Richmond; known in Duvas plan, as
~. lol e, ho ZOE, furveyed by VIM C. Paine.
T4RMS OF PAY.MENT.
400 Dols. in calh---lo5O dolls on the e5,h ,s
June lso7-l1ali of the reiidue the 4th Auguii-
And the ba'apce the 18th Auguh, 1908.
Satisfactory titles will be made to the purchaer ON
the receipt of the money.
March 6. III:
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vernnlen;.
From tie Blhe Ni,iferia. Pamphlet, entitled TIE
S.s!eef RE Negotiation
/" Bonaperte is,eie Genshis Khan of Europe. He
knows no law bu the fmcrd, no legiN.tive afembly
ou. the cpniplhe fword is his fcsptre the Camp is
his cabinet Uniting the military implicitly of the
Tartar eonqueroT' with the military fciencc of Eu-
rope, he retts nnornent from his martial habits
he IS ever III fate to take the field in the very in
Rant OF his necefity He is in every fenfe of the
word conqurror, and military monarch. His fyf.
tenn Of rule is that of the fsuda lyfiem purged of its
ancient weaknels He is an emperor-an emperor
IN the isriS fente of the word as employed in the
lower Roman empire-an emperor at the head of
confederate officers, all come 9ed with their chief
and with each other, by common intereR-an en,-
peror elected by his fortune and his guards govern
ing his people with military defpotifni, and retaining
his army by military difcpline His prefecss and Of
fcers ere but 70 many Cafars who govern the dir
toas provineeinnde their patron and political father
the Great AuguHus This iy fteu If empire, as it is
founded, 10 mutt 1t DC maintained, by conquef. Like
the principle Of motion ceafes 20 exin when it cea
.es 10 proceed. 1t has, moreover till more fatal
eh2racterc. The adage, ancient as the world
lzo1f raat FRA does not apply It. IL eaily admits
OF accetllon. II 7rother kingdom be added, il re-
quires but another prefetf. The hiRory of mankind
Is as uniform as the materials Of human Action This
empire will he iooner or later overturned by the lea
l'oiles OF the confederate princes But from its pre-
fen- and immediate energy it will in time overthrow
every thing arovnd it. Kingdom after kingdom
viii tal into its MATS, till ike the death of the poet
h S'rg deiffoyed every thing about it, it will ,erm
nate 10y preyiRg tfeil. A new fyGem viii then
iucceed. The preient monarch, Of Europe are the
fragments of the feudal yite.n. When the military
iylsem under which Europe mutt now fuffer for
ionie centuries, fha iii its turn become fplit and
BATTERED, poferity will behold new forms of en-
pre-; and modes of rule, which prophecy itfef fee
ing through the oggy vita Of time, could fcarcey be-
heVe though were che agsr OF divinity that point
FL to thsn."
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IOHN ArCnCK

'1'I'
NfoRHS ms friends AID The public, thu, he aill
carries OIL his CABINET MANUFACTCRY
~ az us branches. He has removed his Ware Room,
!" 'i'' iont hou'e OF William iH's, E'q. aid adj
joining the Fire iuranle Olase ,vhe,, h.. Ia ,r
quantity Of ready made worj, on Rand. wis, he 81
ieil low lie haters hnfe!f that if any PERRIN, ar. il,
want Of any thing in the Cabinet ire. they NAV h..
Implied. am determined to have good varrant-d
work done on the loweA terms. any orders Ief, a.,
my "afe-Roonl with Nr John Gray, my foreman,
or AZ my fore, fhail be ruccuaiiy attended to- and
great care taken ~ delivering the furniture.
December IS. r.
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Bsyanin Hsf, Efquire, who Ian year refgned his
ofiIce Of Prehdeus Of the Royal Academy in England,
in eonloquenes OF aehlm which then eHiited has been
re-eisSsd.
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DOCUMENTS

Accompanying Bill, in addition to an aa intituled
" An act m addition to aci, inti,uled " An aa
supplementary to the act providing for naval
peace esabliihment; and Tor other purpolss,"-
Preisnted the goth Feb. 1907.
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DRUGS q MEDICINES

M LILLIAN WEST has purehafcd the Hoek
w ofDRUCs Y MEDICINES. belon,,ine, e.
the firm Of DR. Daniel WILTON & Co. at their sore on
Mainitreet, Shocke- Hill, where he intends to carry
on the buineis oil an Apothecary. In addition to the
Stock Purchaed Of the llid firm he has iul received
ireih iuPPy Of articles in that line, laid in for HIM
BY one well acquainted with their refpettive qualities.
all are warranted genuine, and Will be fold on mode
rate terms.
Orders, &c that ne may be favored with, falI be
promptly attended to.
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Jan. 10.
NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE
TAVERN.
SIMPSON, AyOPPIc

oihiSoCN AOkHl5,
From Londsn, begt leaVe TO into,m tie public,
tbsf br h~J ira imported from London, n Large
e.10riment Of FqJGionnbif DRY GOODS. lit
for thr approaching .lte/on, zv6icb be Mfrs
n91v far ('As, on veyy i0zv terms at tie aGo0e
kogje, piz.
RLACk and COlored Mems, Won,ers and Chill
- dens Worried Hofe; alIo, Mems, Women 5
and Childrens aiIorted White Cntton Hole of excel
lent quality, with and without Lace Clocks; alto.
Wooden BrOadeoths, Plain Velveteens, Cut Velve-
teens CoTduroys, Thickietts, Benefits patent Cord,
Io'ianets; Stockinebreeches pieces Swanfdowu. Flo
rsntme Silk, Black Twied Sarienet Black and White
french and Bruiiel Lsces, Freh pattern Rib
Bands Bandannee Handkerchief handiome al
fortment oil Printed and Twilled Shaws, Durantg Of
diierent eoiors Common and Fine rs and A. l,ig,
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, Sheetings, White Corded
Diin,nes' Cheque for Aprons Bed Furnitures Prin;.
ed Call'coes,a large aHortnent of Fine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muffin allo, Real French
Cambria, Red and White Flannels, Printed D;r,;rv.
Printed and White Cuttings and NIarfies, ana a
variety ot other articles too tedious to mention.
December / H.. oawtf.
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4ntereUarlr>
.&A%kRE c,xc

The following is bold, though overchareed
PORTRAIT OF roNAFARTE's plans. Ii is
correct, 70 far as 1t reipects his military cha
ra6ter and his dehens upon foreign uatous
But it does him not fuiiicient juftce in con-
fHinS his sxcrtions within the fphere of his
camp. No man can be completely a .,ifta-
~ monarch, who forms 70 many ichcmes
for the internal government of his country !;
and If we trua his annual EHpejc, his exerti-
ons For her internal impr ovetnent by the con-
truc'ion of roads, ports, and navigable ca.
nails, beipeak 4 :.iIud not altogether devoted
TO the camp, nor completely abandoned to
pernicious projetts.-Ast to the diioluton of
his fyfem which is predi aed in the following
tketch, we perfectly ag'se with the author
But we believe, too, that there is another
caufe for the Came oataitrophe. 1t will not
be overturned merely ~ "the jeaoulies of the
confederate princes - the death of its great
founder will moN probably crumble it into
atoms.-What new fyftem will fucceed it, is
certainybeyond the ken of prophecy.
Edit. Eng.
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FOR RENT.

-4rd inimediste pcBc6I0n gietr.
a THREE nored HOUSE. imoke houfe, yar-
L / den, &c. on the Daln, occupied tht preceding,
year by MIR. Chancellor Ii. Saunders. ] his houie is
well calculated for boarding agen,eei private "a
miy, having four and pai!a2e ON each floor,
aud two kitchen and cellar roous OH the ground
tioor-For terms apply to MIR. Thomas Underwood,
jr. at the public ware houie, or 70 MIR. Leander
Hughes at MetIrs. Shapard and Luckes, ,oppofe the
Market.
ARCHELAUS HUGHES.
January TO- oawtf.
The fubicriber will alio ji(pofc of a par, or the
whole of valuable half acre wat>t LOT on the Balm.
Ne. 400 with fix fna Ieneme,ts thereon, and a
half acre LOT Ne. $50 with goud Dwelling Honfe
thereon, Handsomely iituated for private dwelling
a credit OF hive or ten years may BE had for three
iolrths OF the purchaie money by giving satisfactory
ieeurity and paying the intere thereon, annually If
the above property is not dfpofed Of at private fae
by the End day of March, it will OH that day, if fa
1t not the uext fair day, be difpoed of at auction
TO the hgheit bidder the premiles-For terms ap-
ply to MIR. Leander Hughes, in Richmond, or the
iubicrber living i'll Kent, near Bottoms BRIDGE.
A II.
Jan. 10. oawtf.
THE lale OF the above mentioned property i. un-
avoidabIy poitponed until the 9th day of April
next at which sine the iale will poively take place
On the premes, Qf norpreviouily dipoled of a, pr-
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n. That according to the apotte St. Paul, tl,.y
reSis the decree eabliihed by Cod himtcl and sen-
der shemfeves iubjea to eieyna! daUna.i0a.
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NIB Jutt received fmall invoice Of patent Me.
dieines, CoPal Warmth and Paints.
February 3, oawA
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Neqv prOoj5 that "NATURE pEGRNFaArEs IN
AMERlcA;" according to the maxim Of But.
.fon.
JERSEY BEEF & PORK
Mamzcb Ox.-We mentioned fome weeks fnce
pair OF large Oxen, fattened by Mr. James Hunt of
Hopewell in this counry.-One of thefe Oxen has
iinee been killed--its weight as follows:
Weight alive, 2t2o lbs.
of the Beef, 1880
of the Tallow rough, PA
of the Hide, l2I
COMMUNICATION.
TIE IadujqyiOus Fa,msy Re7vayatR
Raiied and butchered within the vicinity of New
EgyPt by MIR. Francis Shin, Farmer, aud bought by
MIR. Barzillat Hopkins, merchant of faid place
1hrty-iix Hogs, weighing in the whole twelve thou
iand fix hundred and twenty -ieven pounds-he lare-
eft hog weighed 474 lbs. and the fmallef 297 lbs
they averaged more than $50 "a lbs.-The oldeh
Hog did NOT exceed months, and the youngeR ten
months The amount of this crop of pork. according
to our market, eleven hundred and thirty
fix Dolls. and 43 handlome compensation TO
indulry.
New-Egypt, Feb. Q, 1907.
(TreHtsn Pap~,J
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JOHN 1OMPKlNs,

ms Scs''ecd an g6o,tv,,f e GOODS c,-fg..y Of
4 'LANNELS, Coating Blankets, Rols aid Dsi.
= lie Drabs, PTize, Kersys Fe1nougl, Cl..as. C4,.
pets aHd Cdrpeting, Boo,51zatts 81 auiOn D.. Pafsrt
Cord, Powder and Sho,. D6ull.. sbea.,,. Ker.
leymers'' Ca.'eoos and Mufjrs, rs. o,s. vhi.hh.
package.
EOy. (. r.
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RRIET REVIEW

OF the State of Frame, and the character Of IT'S go
verrnlens.
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HE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB races. at the
Il H. uNIoN-T AvEaN, Mr.. JofePh Suttins Caroline
VIII commence on the ] 9Th day Of Al r next.
it Day--A PosI SWEEP STAKEof 80 ao!s. each.
oHoitrIheTs eloled 90 lbs. each, with an allow
anee OF lbs for Files * Celdincs.
I'd Day-The JOCKEY CLUE PURSE. As sub.
ieribers at dolls each 8 mile hear.
Sd Day--fwo mile heats for the Subfcription of
the PHoFEIEToa ofthe courfe with the toll of thar
and the proceeding days entrance 10 dolls each, free
only tor members Of the Club-To carry the follow
ing weights, (VIz)
Three Years Old, SO
Four do. do. 100
Five DO. do. u7
Six do. Go. lce
Aged 1oC
Three pounds to be allowed Geldings & Mares.
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Seeyet1yy If Caroline Jockey CHI
Union Tavern, (Car.) March 6. tlg,bn.
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q SS'ZE of BREAD Tor the city of Ricbn.ord,
fine Flour being Dollars and % Gents n,r ~,
viz. 49,
:, = Jingle loaf made Of supeyipe
Flour to weigh osozs frn1,
Ditto OF Common Flour 81 4I2
Double the above WI reipeclIvey
EDW. CARRINGTON, .lzgr.r
Jauuary6. IT,
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
4 FRESH Alor'rent CT Claret Wines, Cla;,-
I y paigne, Moui!eux by the box, Bur,.upIy So
tern Vim de Grave, LaiIi,tc, Mulcat Of frontignse
Wine Bit,er'-and ALTO, frch fupply Of Olives, Ca
Pers, Aneho"es, Cayenne Pepper, hIunard, Franc.
Rains By the box, Almonds and l4,btrts. Aut",
OF WeIt-india Sweetmea;s; ell kind of Con(,9i,,'.
ry-and different articles .! Perfu,aery-F9r sa, LII
ALEXANDER PI.A!NvlJ.I,E
Richmond, Oct. IL Lo,vcr,
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Honorable Mr.. NEWTON,
Chairman of the fele6t committee.
~ Congrefs have authorized the Prefident
III cafe ne mould deem it neceliary, to employ
fTe bmidred additional feamen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-19
Valuable Property for Sale.

pW suant to a decree Of tire circuit ossrt for
the district of Columbia, held at Aaxsn-
arsa, and tho last will of Bcnycmin Shreys,
deceased; his executors sHfFsr for sale,
THAT HainG6e.P reisr.y at the corner of
IL King aad Fsirfaxsstresss, part Of which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot *
tends 40 feet On Eine and 70 foot On Fairfax-
srsst, is sebjsst - = rent charge Of so dollars
pcs aanun. $50.
Te thosc wIs 30 DESTROYS, either Of aseur-
ing a good stand FOR business, OF YestiRg thur
money ia real estate, this is \ most inviting
piece Of property. A SNAIL part Of the mensy
viii be requirsi in hand or in an approved
Hste at 60 days-en the balance q liberal ere
DIT viii be g1psa. For terms apply TO either
OF sas executors or to Benjamin Shrers.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, 5xs'rs.
John Ianney,
MswssnAsr a. SAY
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u OF COMMON PLEAS,
Fanny Nov. =.
y. R9dsYis.

This. act;oa had been tried b7fafe lard
chief justice Mansseld, at the siitisgsas.
ter lag. term at Gulldhsii. Il was aa ia.
saranee Question:, and a .efsfeace haa
been madr q, the sime of shs trial TO Ma
Wsdding,on, ose Of the jary, 70 ascertain
the anaouas Of average damages M
Waddiastoa. 90 q full Investigates o.
the case. was of opinion a gsuersi average
to some articles, and a particular ayefass
as 10 OTHERS, ought 70 be made, but as
found himself restrained fro'n saas'aS
such report in consequence Of CERTAIN OBJ
ssrvasions which had fa!lan from the t@aFn'
ed judge a. he trial, seemiag to '"p0F
that it was referred 10 hisn 10 sseefsl'u
ooiy the particular average.
Mr. serjeant Shepherd in this situation hay
ved for q rule to show cause Why the ~retefens,
to Mr.. Waddihgton should not be sasaaea
SO far a. to enable him to make q ssPors ~ -
q general as we'll az a particular avorags-
The facts of the case were thsss; the saip
was Insured under ene'poicy, and the cary
undor another. Being pursuea5y a prlYa'.a.
under Dutch calora, and forced to he TO- ="
sea however Nins SO Ugh that the prlsas-
could not COINS ,on hoard, another sail apes
ed in sight. On stds, the captain held a eva :,
sultation w;t!s bis crew, whether thsy "ouaa
not mass an effort. or the sake of preserving
the ship and cargo? They agreed; a Pres
sail was accordingly made, and they were ~
tilnate, eilolgh to escape. though BY the ess ~.
ORDINARY exertioa the ship vas greatly ST. s,o.
ed; ONE Of hef nasts and rigging were w.
ken to pieces, and she was otherwise - 49,
darnaSsd- Mr.. Waddingten was OF op.A. he
that this being a benefit conferred not o. r..
APP aalyy. but ia . far greater degrees ~
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L o n n.
-aS 5-tf ,.r. ~
COURT OF N BENCH.
FRIDAY, Nov. 2
Ear4e ana others y. Rourra,

q TfaSL 0&E624yS.I ta| !
Mr. Gargsw moved for rule % j..
cause, why the verdict obtaiaea g..
plaintiff 10 this cause shasld non (. @
aside, aad = aew trial gtaased. The s
was tried At Gsiidhall, AZ the siuioss. 49,.
Hast term, and vas 40 se,ioa 4p0o ! ool,ss
lot insurance on the ship AraosAs, smaloss
led IN the African trade: The eaplaia, ~
cd with distractions alns,s ualimisa
cept that IA every part Of them he "a, !.
sired TO make the gssates1 dispx.ca u Il.
purchase Of HE: cargo al chs bcst a,,,Is,
He sailed 6rss for Cape Ceass. ibar ,n.s
his arrival thsfe, 6nding shat .lays. W..
dsHieult 4 be procared, and bsing laiarm.
ed that they were 10 be obtained laot, =,
Sly at Damsan, a snaais Datrhpon. whea
there: subsis.ed+a snutaAl caursssy: bc,ws.s
the traders OF each couawy, a,sh6' Gree,
Britain wac a, ,ast iime as var w..ta Eli,
land, he went there, aud traded vithe,,
rmslesralioa from the Ouch, .WhiIM :.
eonannsd ,he,e.an Enaltsh .f!ngstrz hos.
by which his vessel was. takea.
spilh some .ofthe Dstehnnen, lsas. wss At
tsypards III tiarz,sly e~oasdemned. iaeaioy
10 thi. pert he was actaE sfor SAC ~sap5ossi
Advantage Of his employers. The aues.
|Eou was, whether his asaoented u Bn.
|rauy. Fur he plainefG ii was coatssd,d
that Il, wss Barrauyl ia the caiS,aia 70 ssi
% an enssnyss port WIZ knowledge .. il,
Fbeiag 80 ard in order 10 shew thai Il w.,
|nor, II WAS assisted thss the defreasnt
should clearly prove by his evidence. that
the yIaintirAs had directed their eastsls q
so saere. Ii appeared that Tie mss.s, es
cap,a,s of the vessel had 60 ra.flSHis5 I'd.
vantage in view himeslf, bs going % BAL.
meHa, ahieh did non also tutnsp iIat I'D.
vantage Of his employers. The nety ad.
.vantsge he. could KAYE, you'd be b. set.
sing earlier te a mafket, BY anticipating
.~.ot!sr=s, by arriving acre early a. BIS marx.
ct, and thereby obtaining a syaa;sr ertss
for his s~iaves, and consequently a sFvalc,
.sam by wsy Of per censagc Tor h,asslf;
which II was Obvious would also iasrsass
the pro6 $ Of his employers. Il vas prov
ed that, It sgas usux far she EnsEtsa sad
Dutch merchants. at the port o., .QaItassa,
TO CO Operate yesy cordially together 10 the
slave trade evsa duriag times at war ba
tween their respective nations.
Lord Egeabrough. The captain en-.
tered in,o al ese4ny's port, and rendered
himself subject 20 capture wishou, any
dlr.es authority from his owners; but a.
he had no adyaa,agc u view, but that
which b. had IN common wlth hls oyssr',
I doubted whether it wac Barrsssyil
,hersfoss gave i,bsssy to move this po'na
ard j. is III the question should BE eoas''
eefed. As to The ~sgree,oent Dr'wesn tho
Dusra and Eagiish merchants, thar perhaps
will not help yoa, although ii be asasl;
for they are ae.ing In dfee, vo'as'oa o.
the law.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-19
Th9rsday, ~anuasy IS.

The Till ,rovidiog tor the p~snishaens
Of certain crimes agasast the ~. States,
was aead the third stae ssd passsd with.
cuT q dssstioa
Oa aaoiioa Of Ms. Fisi the house 70.
snved fsseaf 1850 3 ssaamistes oG the whose
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
Gordon s Cav.

81 f5eir H5oi--saLs Ways-5szjs, TTtcoa~5s Bulk.
iags, 17iAAs-St,eef,
HAVE received by the late arrivals from
- England, great variety Ct fashionable
and ufeful GOODS, felec,ed from the manu-
factories for this market, and well calculated
for town and country isle-among which are,
Broad Cloths, luper. iuperGne and low
priced Of all ufu4l colors-Caifmeres do DO
do-Lades royal Peliece Cloths do--Coat-
ings, DUTIES, FI2nnels, Bailes do-Role Blan-
keis from "A 10 Veiting,- Velvet
Cords Tabby Velvets and Veive,eens-Llack,
aHorted coIors ard brilliant colord fewing
Silks-nen, women and youths black, late
and mix d " rGeG and lanblwool Stocking
ladies elaltic Petticoats-p patent coor'd Thread.
Of very iuperiOr gentlemen and
youths Braces we'll s1orted invoice of But
constable Knives and Forks, Pocket and
Peuknives, Raiiors and Scifors e<c.-Pins by
the pound and bunGle--lik and cotton Tim.
breias and Parafnlo-- gentlemen's fuperfne
black Hats horn and ivory COmbs-2 trunks
ofluperhnePrints-- inall Ware and trimmings
tC'1. &c,
Gordon e Gay have ALTO imported from
London, 1er tie New -Galen, which are ex-
Pected Immediately from Bolton, bales Of
genuineWelh Fannels-- Bruleils and kiddsr-
minfler Carpets large aGorment Of wiring
Paper end fancy Stationary-L Looking Clafes
Slates-Lead ?enciIs---Quadrants- Scales
Hanging PaPer-lriih Linen tJe. 81.
which together with q large additional
! afiorment expected in few days, per the
John Adams from Liverpool, will complete, il
/ is p-eluned the most general aGortment OF
fashionable Goods ever imported for this mar
ket
C s. C return thanks for the pan favors
| of their friends, to whon and the public they
are determined to offer the(e goods by the
1 piece or package at very fnall advance and
sPon liberal terms
A very beautiful afortment of China will
be open in q few days to which Mr.. Gay in
| vites the attention Of the Ladies'
Portland, lob OF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

No 4, Ef.5-y's-Ro1r, H.yys.i-i. r'isi'sl.
m elegant and e1tenfve aaortmeat ct
= GOODS, eonGiting of
Hamilton dice Ginghams
Dark checkd do--Striped DO
Plaid do great variety
Dee Chambrays
Hamilton coIored corded Cambrics
az, IA and 81 white and col Cauhrics
Elegant Grecian Robes-Fancy DreIes
faacy Bordering aiicoes
IiBcn Caipbrcs
Cotton 8 linen cambria pocket FIdkfs.
A great variety Of cotton do
Bandanna do Fancy do Barcelona do
plack, fate, dove, fmoke, purple, plumb
aud brown Florence Silks
six Fiorenune, Of the frh cgaIity
sarlnets-Modes--c & black Grapes
Wire role-white, lAGe, black, mix'd and
dove coler'd Ladies Engiilh and French
silk HOie
Black, white AID Gate Cotton do
Black, fate, brown and white Worried do
Black, white and rofe-whte GentleInens
French and Englifh six EIole
Iamb's-wool and Angola DO
Chidreus white worried and la.nb'G-wool
SCrks
LnsIth and French Thread Iaces
Black Silk do
Elegau. cotton Arnle,ts-RuiT.l's
Pink, black, purple and green Duroys
-Wiilouars- BOm5azrtts
Ladies black, white, na>e, Yor~,an g pur-
pie long fhort Engliih and french tilk
ard Lea; her Cloves
Gentlemens Beaver do
Eac,, and white Engliih and French elk do
IL and % elegant Damalk Shawis
o. and Sd common do
A great varieY Ofthe moi fashionable Get
ton ditto
Dtmoties-Furniture Caiicoes
Shire MuEins-Spider ne: do-Fancy do
Black do-Slk Velvets
Paris net CauEe-Linens
Shifting Co;tons--Long Cloths
India CottOns and Cdicoes
Brown and white PIati!las
ga and 8-4 Huckabuck
Silk, cotton and leather Sutpenders-
zs and so inch fix aud cotton Umbrellas
Ladies elegant bottle green, corbeau aud
brown Royal Peliece Cloths
Bottle-g'een, purple and black peliece Tab
by Velvets
Black, olive, purple and Blue Velveteens
SiIvered Cord-Peliece FlaDnels
A variety Of mon fashionable Vefsng
Olive, green and drAb Plains, of good
quality, fuitable for gentlemen's Surtuits
White mild Flannels
Superfine fashionable dark miK'd Broad
Cloths and CaEmeres
Patent Cords Coatings- Sattenetts
Bale KiederIniRftcr CarPeting, elegant pat.
terms
Io-4 and ia Rofe Biankets--Duf5Is
Black, yellow, crimlon and white Flannets
B1T All Of which will be fold at very re-
dued price. on. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
CGG gis'fn fr f0t q Pearl flies. By
Cram & Atherton,

Cram & Atherton,
yK7EO have imported in the lhips Jofeph,
w Henry, Minerva and o.her la'e arrivals
from England, large and very complete af-
fortment of
Wo9ileU, EJyfed C9tf1n, Liaen ana
Six G1od5
-flh,--A very complete afortment OF Ven
and Coat Pearl, Meal and Gilt Buttons
Iile,Uirs,--lll Crates Earthen Ware--ar
lorted for the Country trade
b he Romeo, from London via Bottom.
they have received an elegant afIortnent ii
Ribbons-Elk Cords, cotton dtto--cottou
PIatt-Gk 1rimming-cotton ditto-buols
dtto-nlk & cotton Cords and 1zfels- Hat.
bands-Girdles-B ugle bands elegant ar,if.
cial Flowers and Wrea,hs-black fix Viewers
black, blue, white, Pink and peefe figured
Ind plain Sarienetts, &c, The above Good,
will be fold on the mon advantageous term,
by whoefae only,
Portland Oh. -.