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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09

s., 4 u Camp5sll, Iraun the commits
rs: -. and means. reported q hllI tor
s:s t:.r iarther appropriations for the sup
s''k'o $50 Re navy al ,he Unissd States fsurs
ps'' .S s. / so7 Which vas twtee rcaas
rs :. s;,,rs1 "a ! committee Of the whols,
'a''' a.dsrsd % Be prinsed, with shs doeu Y
-, accompanying u.
''s s ,rsssa 1 was received from the So
IS. !. ;utofnsrg The hcase that they had sp-
's' ',,, 81 ! comnaistee on enrolled bsils ;
! p ys:ss The house concnrrcd with, and ap-
va sssed 4 committee on shsir part.
Fs, VI. Fish. presented the petition OF Da-
II q Rack Of the s,sse Of " srm ont, pray log
rs, & "a increase Of prcsion and payment Ct
~ saraoes for his services as a soldier dssr-
s.. $, ,he revolutionary war which was re.
I.s,sJ 70 the COMMITTEES of claims.
T-Tn 5o f;,77. ed s.
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Evacuation Of Sontb dmerica.
SEpTEMBER 10.

SEPTEMBE2 12. IS
The Sarasen sloap of 18 guns arrived
sYss,erdsy q, Portsas cush wi.h dispatches
from lispssaans general Whi,tlo Ike. dated
s9se tenth Jply. ccnssining the nngrassfai
5uellgercs, that the BRITISH forcrs undcr
his command had made al asssex upon
Baeaos Ayres, bus bad Experienced 80
much Resistance fran the namegoes fsrcrs
Of tie enemy, shss after hsging gained
possession Of part os the town il wss
thcughs prudentto eater inso , ceplluiancu
Sbywhirh il has been agreed 70 e5asosse nes
.cpyshe,oors of Bnenos a yres sof waich osr
troops bad gained pcsssssioo, bot Msnsc-l
sidso, Ma.dorado, 10 .6ne. whe!- Ct
South Amsfica, Ia the Shore space Of two
uou,hs. The following Bnslss'n v.s @ers
from the admiralty 70 The Lord Mayot,
sed by his order posted opshr "a ansioa
House and cpuamsnics edtosLlaydes
g pozoning Street.. SEPT II.
Hs Lerd Castlersagh, sas the toaos OF
scquaiatipg The LosdMsyor, sshss dispaset-
Is have been received This mosu;ng fron
'susenant general Whiseiocke, dated July
10, BY which i appears that 10 ne stssck
upon tie town Of Buenos Ayres, his ~ =
)s,Y's troops experienced so snoch &c
sslance from the samultuous force OF TIE
snsm5, that after gaming possession Of
par, Of the town. with sewers loss, % the
80 Jolly, tie lien,enau. genera th0nghs u
prudent TO enter INFO 4 ncgociasiun wish
General LINERS, who commanded the en-.
sny's forces, by which he agreed 70 eva.
saass Soush America within two usouths.
spoa condition thar oil prisoners ssken u
ne attack, as vel! as shose captured 81 the
surrender of Burnos Ayres, shau.d DC re-
aored, The total loss amounts 10 killed 70
\ sss, Wounded GA, missing 2o8.
70 tic right honorable the lord MAJOR.
k!hus appears shas our loss in killed,
sonndrd and missing, ancunss 20 1900
nsr. The remainder, according to the
Rims Of capitalization, -ss now upon their
ssS home.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
From he Boston Chronicle.
Late Forssga sggence,

Y. i fday after our aapsr hsl gone 70 press
sas shia Ar;stides arrived here fsom
y.:gsSpoo!, hnagiog papevs of ihas CITY
Z 10 ne I2sh Of sSrps sud LoEdcD to the
t4,n. Their cobsenss are ct the highsss
si;noorsa5ce. as WILLIS seen by the sSb.
seaarns extracts. which are ell VIC could
Drs2ar. in ssasoa for his days paper,
Copenhagen lxt! Dos surfendesed % tho
AN S-pssmbsr. nor did i'sppear taz. Il
varld soon do 50. Que differences with
yEaelsad were discussing by aasherised
! sesa,s, aud come Of slle pspcrs sosieipsi-
ed an amirable issue.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
! CHEATHIM against Par s..

This pair Of fightlEles fossis, sfe4
tofore scratched and pc ckeel IL e9sse 20
at length fairly % let ship the cogs ot II
gainst each other Paine, whom Cneat5im
dis tinguisl,es by the citation OF 6 Otd Pes
~ encr,'' lately sent heathifl the following
note
{. Oct.s2 Bvoonse street, 5 doors
from 8ozvesy.
g MIR: CHKETHAsl,
g Unless you make a public apology forthe.
e abuse and falsehood in your paper Of Tues
g day October ~! respecting me, will pro-
Z g secnte you for lying.
It's BY your talent for abuse and false
g hood that yoll have brought 50 many prose-
s cutions on your back. You cannot even
q state truth without running into falsehood.
6 There was matter cnoagh against Morgan
* Lewis without Going syllable Beyond
6 truth s.
This threat itsccsns, did not fcrftsy Cheat
him !: for, on the soth ultinlo, he published
the following. Pane certainly appears 70 be
very FESTIVE under the castigatloti
s aissLSE .GLkslM
g Fire Fire Fire! Cr;edt the ,watch last night,
Out ran the pecple--eyerconle WIKI iiss551st---
Laugh, reader, for 4 n,'sst eisc,ose,
Twas nothiile. 1i1s5ge than 'foio Palne,s nose :;
For Tom, * seems, this night was handy
With run. and ginaanGl Spanish brandy
His friend Old Nick re did iaSiie,
To sup with him ard sPeiad TIC night
Ard as. usual; growing nlei.alv'
The D--i, pieasd., begantc behow.'
'Ehe liqusr ,oae--to fe1ch.sanle more,
Poor Tom now stagee1Si to tie aoor;
The wind being high, the atcry aoes'
a blaze did issue from ION S i0ae,
Andreaciiing f,sssa as any stso9te
Did thus alarm the watcs. and geepsc;
We have given the a5oya.as as2nl''a of we
dispute, witheut meaning 10 50 mo aesatis'
which would be 100 nauseess:s ana aisedsatl.iSS
for the palates Of OR readers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
aIpralsbria Dai2 a1alsrflser.
MONDAY, NoyEalBER 3,

Ths Boston Gazette, announcing the si1i-
u Of the Aristides says,
4: q The Points In controversy between the
ale;ted States and Great Britain, had been
S;s.assed BY the respective ministers; and
Mt vt, such an amicable adjustment had taken
s:scc, as to warrant a notice from 10Th
That Peace and Ffiendihip might
Is conGdered as being AGAIN 4 r. F.
&c; 4 f. betWeen eae two countries.
TIE United States schooner Revenge, was
! leave Esnglsnd about the Goth September,
Win Dispatches FOR the United States.
.-- Erar. he RaStol, Chronicle.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09

or land forcea, thetown WAS on FIRE ID dif.
sferen. places; and it was said that the ar
ssoal was enRTe. This Is three days later
than the dispatches, and the town was nor
tasea. Thus We fad that our troops have
been landed 4 forsnsgh and nothing eFcct'1
ed. Indeed, after the Lanes have had SO
much time 10 prepare, aud they have been
allowed 10 recover from The first apprchen.
sions, ADD ia calculate their means Of de-
fence, Tue success of the attempt upon go.
penhagsn appears questionable. The de.
lay Of thssa.sack by land may be Supposed
to Be justified by the expectationof the cer-
tain success SOL the slow mode ofoperatioD;
but the delay II attacking the naval line OF
defence renders the victory much more
doubtful than II would have been; and +
seems 10 be lhorghe now thasgth place
tnust be Iak ca BY land, and shat OUT. hset
could, from the preparations, madeaby the
Daors, make little impression, where thsy
were formerly victorious uader mel.
SON.
Dispatches have arrived from admiral
Gambler. ut.hey are not Of SO satsafacs
tory a nature as was expected. they are
dated the 26sh, ADD were brought by the
Ernest gun,bfig, which sailed Ga the s27sh.
The account given out by he Messenger
is, thar up 10 thar time nothing of conse-
quence had taken place, The letters FROM
the asrs represent The siege of Copenhagen
as likely 10 continue three weeks.
Indeed some private letters have bees
received, which lead us 10 conrluds that
The accounts received By ministsss are an.
Favorable. It is stated in them. thar an.
unsuccessful attack was made upon the
23d, and tna, z. good macy met were killed
on board ourssnips. his stated also. saas
the Danes had driven our syoops from d
redoubt near he scwn where BAKERY had
been eseeses. and thar they were twice Fs-
pulsed IN attempting 20 resake il. Ihsg
haze burnt part of the suburbs 10 faciiitate
their defence, snd seem determined tc hold
ous 10 he lass extremisy.
There were reports In the city yesterday.
of admiral Gambler being killed, and Sir
Home Popham having lost a leg, & our fleet
haVing Oh the whole, suffered considerably.
These were certainly unfounded, though it
was said that several officers have fallen, which
indeed, seems to be corroborated by the ru-
mours brought by the Gottenburgh Mail.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09

4 Gostenburg mail arrived yesterday
sea iuselligcuccto the 3isr. Letters OF
vat date say, that a courier had arrived
asrs who left Copenhagen % The evening
( y Saturday The 29sh, at which time 10 cons
sqsseSe Of the bombardmsns OF our sea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
Ten Dollars Reward.
STRAYED.

STRAYED.
tprnea out by his hostlrs', Nth uie7o Of
S d,1ving him TO tie Stable:
A SORREL HORSE. about l3.a1 hand.
high, stately & well made, with small white
spot on the forehead, several white spots on
the shoulders, and bcb,tail. PAGES, trots and
canters--ho is supposed to have gone up the
Leesburgh or Centreville roads.
The above reward, s. all Unreasonable charges,
will be paid on delivering him to the Subscri-
Der.
Charles Bennett,
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RuiIia and Sweden.

s.
II is stated in a letter from Stockholm. of
the 27th of August, that the Russian ambas-
sador had delivered a note to the Swedish go
ycrnment, in which it was declared, that if as
sistssce were rendered to the British feet, or
any part Of it admitted into the ports OF Swe-
dea, it would be considered as declaration Of
war, and that the Emperor Of Russia would
march an army into Finland.
The court of Algesiras has been suspended,
and all trials are hereafter to take place at
Madrid.
Csptain Brown, who came passenger in9the,
schooner Hamilton, arrived at n York froIa
4 La Vera Cruz, ialorms that about the First Of
September a severe gale of wind was felt IN
the bay. of Mexico. At a1npe2chy 5ohouscs
were DESTROYED aud about fifty vessels lost
The tide rose TO such q height as. to drive
so.ae ofthe vessels three 1ailes into the courl-
try. About twelve. vessels were lost at La We.
ya- Cruz, and the most Of the crews persisted.
ii Was supposed tosbe the heaviest gale eyer
experienced at that place.
4 ne a0tsOWfUk CA1 S&s "a A~tsSA = ~ ~ ID
NO cornmen.. He whose hleod doesnor
boil With iodignatioa an the bare psrnsal
Of such conduct, aud who doeasnos de-
stare shas such lawless scenes shon!d e.
scr Disgrace our county, aaast be TOO Tar
hew,ldessd 1.-The uoasss 81 folly, or sunk
too deep 10 wickednsss, To be reclaimed
by aay thing we can!d cay on the sub.
isct.-TWash. Fsdsraist. 81 (
E.fract Of. a letter. addressed to the editor,
dated RaItimores NoV. 4, 1907
g Yesterday .efigies of the Chief JUS.
.ice. burr, Bsapnerhassets aud Luther Mar
siu were prepared at the Point. placed IN
carts, attended by considerable RABBLE,
pagsded shrauga the s,reess Of town. and
Afterwards taken 10 place called Gallows
Hill. where they were hanged and burni.
Il Is unnecessary 10 say that this scapdalons
procssding i. condemned by good citizens
|sof all parties, aud that none were concern
ed ia Il, who had any reputation 70 lose.
Is Al Invitation had been given 10 the
wb;y 10 Tar aud feather Luther Marsin.
wilma view to prevens this, and preserve
eood order, captains Barney and Hoillsgs.
wor,h,s troops were ordered OUT. Owing.
perhaps, 10 this prscaution, 40 v!a'ence Yas
offered 20 any of the citiz@as.
- Fromsbe account given inthc WhigoE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
lust Received

Just Received,
Per schooner Good Intent, from Boston, aud
for sale.by
Faxon, Metcalf & Go.
Corner Prince and Water streets;
1000 bnihels ground alum salt
SO boxes dipt candles
SO rea1ns writing paper
Is barrels apples
Is cheeses. good quality
ALTO in Store,
10 pipes Holland gin
10 pipes first proof French brandy
ditto fourth do. Cogniac do.
6 hhds New England rum
+, ~ bis Boston beef
4 half barrels ditto pork
90 boxes, brown soap
so ditto cod fish
loo ditto mould candles
90 dozen sifters
also, general assortment Of Shoes
as usual for terms apply as above.
November.9 eo3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09

this transaction, strangers mighsbe LED to
suppose that th> ci,izens generally turned,
out, and that the proceeding was popular
Nothing can be more false. Joel "a. Man.
sod, who is said 10 be concerned in the
Wing establishments, was 10 the Proccssi,
on.n a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
Militia Of New. Jerley.

BY a report of Adjutant General Hunt, lad
before the house on Tuesday last, 1t appears
that the militia of this state amount to 1850
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09
Charles Bennett,
November g,
FOR SALE.

a Likely Negro Girl, about IS
years Of age accustomed to the care OF child
rem and cleaning house.
g Apply to ths PklN IEh'
Noy.7. q.
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IusE Published,

lust Published,
For sale l6y r. CRY, Bodxselzer, is Rlng-
street Alexandria
The Life of Gen. Washington,
BY DAysD RansAy, NJ. ..
Author of the dmesiran ifevolnlio's.
Prise in boards, So SO
s nTo Price to Inconsistencies 8 dollars.
October l3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-09

The court of Algesiras has been suspended,
and all trials are hereafter to take place at
Madrid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

way SO, 0Oo Russians, on the 18Th, n No.
cnbcr, were il advance Of Warsaw, Che
capital If Poland) but on learning the APP
preach Of the French, they had fallen back
TO Warsaw, and were receiving powerful
remfOrcements.
A report was received in Lonlon Dec. 3,
from Hamburg, that an. engagement had taken
place in Poland, between the RulIians and
French, in which the latter lost 4O,Ooo-So
much foFreport
The French tsok poaefion Of Hamburg,
Nov. l9-who Immediately conGfcated every
IPecies of Britiih pro serty, and put 1T the
EngIih merchants in arrest.-Lubeck was ia
ken by Rorm. The Elector HeTe Caael,
Duke Of Brunlwick, Duke of MeckIeubu-g
and Prince of Orange Fuda, have been de-
poied.- The French have made 500 SwsGes
Pruoners, near Pomerania, aud nenaced Den
mark. Auftria has an army Of 10000 men
70 bohemia. It IS prefumed Prince Charles
wiil be appointed commander.
H.. ~yucn Ar. .s5 se WI Vienna has
Info ned the Einpe \ Of Aus ia, that r
these ops are ~ w.tnd.,w0 from Bohl-
si,, or II Pence lrs ;ited them, if4
sDouid consider + Gcc" mn, ion of WAT.
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E.e1,

n New-Brunsw,>k n Cox John Bayard,
aged 60 formerly OF Philadelphia
In S'anhope, NJ j Sl@s Dickerson, Esq.
formerly Speaker ~ tkc Assembly OF New
Jersey.
II Georgia, a mr. Whitternore, trader
said 70 b frm New England-murdered
~ the family vile e Ae boarded 1t Augusta
--murdercrs in goal
In the West Indies, Brig. Cen. Sir r.
Dassctt
IN Greeov.I> district, $. c. Mrs Elbin,
concert Of y .Afrc IL Eu1in shot through
the heart 81 her husband ne had seated
himself il the door, with his gun across his
lap, picking tie flint and observing Mrs.
E. placed in the PJsition-soon after which
she again happened " pass in the direction
OF tie muzzle, when the gun went oh ana
shot Ter dead. they were he WHY married.
n Pennsylvania, Saml Laird, Esq. aged
~, one Of the Associate Judges Of Cumber-
land C0ultt
Il Gorham, Rev. jeremiah No.. aF 28.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
POSTSCRIPT.

By last evenings mail we learn, there
was an arrival at Boston on Friday last, in
IN 40 days from Liverpool, by which London
papers to Dec. S, have been received.
A concise summary Of the intelligence IS
given IN the Centinel-and this we are obi
to abridge.
French accounts are received, which con
tain series of the defeats of the Prussians.
The last French Grand Army Bulletin, was
dated at Berlin, Nov. r.
A division Of the Prussian army under
Prince Hohenloe, commander u Chief, con-
sisting of 10000 men, capitulated nearatettn,
Oct lo-AnOther division, commanded bN
Sen. Butcher, of 10000 strong, surrender
ed at SchwOrten, near Lubbock, the l1th
Nov.-Stetten, on the Oder, surrendered ITS
garrison Of O-Magdeburg, 4 strong ana
important fortress, with % generals, oUO
officers, $4,000 men, with immense militia
~ stores, fell on the 18th Nov
The French say they have taken, srCe
the commencement Of the Campaign, lao,
600 prisoners, $50 colors, 900 pieces OF field ,
and 1000 battering artillcry.--rhe French
soldiers, also, have plundered and scquA :
ed an immense booty /; and Bona
parte has ordered contribution Of $4,000,
600 dollars, on Prussia and her allies.
The advanced column of the French ar
INV, under Davoust and Prince Domeroski'
Svas at Posina, in Polsnd.-The rc-establIsi.-
rnent os the kingdom Of Poland, was sIOw-
edly the French.
Bonaparte, in a proclamation Of Oct. .,
announced the approach Of the Russians,
AND his Dissemination 70 ueer then haif
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

UNNECESSARY a. augmentation Of Cur" stcn6
ing army Z"
Burr at the date Of the latest accounts
was at Nashville (Tennesee) BIannerhas
set one Of his associates had escaped down
the Ohio with Is Boats There are many
who believe that this atfiir viii eventually
turn out 10 be something besides mere smoke.
We venture an opinion that Burr's object i
a attack on our purchased territory Of Loui-
siana or Mexico should he succeed (Which
Sod forbid) il IS presumed the present ad-
ministration viii either buv him ard has fol-
lowers or pay him tribute. This fact we,know
and every citizen OF the United States viii
soon acknowledge il, that Louisiana VIII
prove theatre for every bold and uigrriAc.-
Jled adventWer and demagogue, to erect
the standard Of rebellion on and wage war
with the United States bat the public NAV
Iest easy on the score of expence 20 long rs
the plan Vi proclamation warfare il adhered
IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

NTE the fubCcribers, CommilloneFs, ap-
w pointed BY the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge Of Probate, for the County of Cum
berland, 10 receive and examine the claims OF
the ieveraI creditors to the eaate of
ZEPHANLAR RICH, JUN.
late Of Portland, in faid county Of Cumber-
land, Mariner, deceafed, inteitAte, r4prelent-
"a irloIvent, give notice, that tx months from
the 22d day of January, 1907. are allowed
lsid creditors, to BRING in and prove their
claims; they will attend thar fervice al the
Dwelling Houfe Of Rnoch Hey, ia PORT
land, on the Ian Tuefdsy Of this month,
and on the fourth Tuesday Of each of the Eve
following Months, from 2tiil s o'clock, r. u.
ENOCH u.SLEY,
JOSEPH TTTC0AIB.
Portland, 23d Jan, 1905
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POCkei- Bnok Eound.

FOUND between Por,l land and Saco,
3 Red Morocco Pocket-Book; containing
bank-bills and promiifory notes of hand
The owner, by proving property and paying
charges, may RECEIVE laid Book with its con-
tents, bP applying to J. ADAMS, at the OF.
fee of PrertiE5 E1elk-7, E5g. Ian. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

HE Sub.cribsr intends keeping conRantly
for lale. SOFT soap OF a good QUALITY
for families Ule ~ the barrel or retail, al his
So4P-W Ks, Middle Street; oppofte Mr.. Rob.
ct Boy4s Store.
HoHie CIeele, Taiiow or Afsss, would be
taken IN payment, and the Soap delivered u
any houle # required.
ALJ9-fer lae As above, 100 boxes Soa6.
Lite7rire-Quantityo IF FEATHERS, of an
excellent quality
VIM. FENNELLY.
Portland, T-a 90. #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

TIE fublcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, thar he has
been duly :aPPointsd, ard has taken upon him-
teif the truil Of Administrator on the elfate u
~. !. ZepbaRjab Ricb,. junior,
i2ts Of Portland. in the County Of Cumber-
land, Mariner, dseesfed, by giving bond as
the law directs - he therefore Tequelts al
perlons who are indebted 10 the Gaid decealed's
eitate, 70 max. iri-nedt4te payment ; and rhole
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to BENJAMIN RICH.
ian. rs. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

fl Cart Of C5mmn Pldj, begun
and b9l3sH at Portland, 1vitbiH aHG
Jor ne camty IF Cumberland, on tie
third Tue5dly 9r Nogeaaber, Il. u.
1906 r
49, ON the Petition Of Samuel Bats and
others, whereof the foregoing il a copy--Or-
dered, That the petitioners czu(e the ieveral
pcrCons intereaed ia laid eftate. aud living with
in the Gate, or the anornie, ot iuch as are alb
fent aud haze attornies rehding within the
llate 70 be duly notified Of fsid petition, by
ferviag them prrfo1.aEY Y.i.h copy thereoi,
or leaving copy at their dwelling houle, or
la1 place of abode, or by iniertiug thelubltance
Of the fame, three weeks lucceihvely, in one
or more OF the public newspapers, that they
may have opportunity to make their exception
TO this court on the fra Tuelday of Marchn next,
to their granting ,he fame.
Attel-- SAM. FREEMAN, Cleyk
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Bo0k- Keeninr-

Mr.. TURNER, offers his fervices in sveryf
- branch of the Accomptant BnfDels -,
To Polt Books weekly, or mUntAiy-To Open
Clofe, or Adult Books-To adjuR voYsfss.
or any other Accounts, thai require ccrrecf
,Ratement- Every form of writing uled in the
mercantile line drawn out 4ccurately.-TranC-
lations made from the French, Spanilh, Portn-
soese and Italian languages as uiual-Inquire
al no D. ZONES Ho" Tan. ~
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FeTy PitG+a2 Rehqj6ed.
Portland, T1.. 90.

IN rccapitul4ting err ottery bulPels,
: which IS not only Ple.hlg to Us, but muR
Gilo prove 70 10 cur friends and the public
and will convince ~ oE the good fortune Of
adycnturing in the Ter pie ofthe Eickle God
def Of Fortune, a. Their Office. From The
following ifa.eme oil C-Jital PRICES fold Nv
them, in the late Lotteries, il wit Be feen
that great nunibcr hare rade independent
to1unes-ohers a competency many,
very many, experienced the fraies of Fortune
in z eater or leE degree. Il IS f4c, tina,
more than
i5res HluA- 7 EH74gl7} DyIgar5
in P.izes, have been paid a. GILBERT and
DEAN Fortunate LOTTERY Office, within the
lait three years Such u the good fortune
which attend thoie who purchafc Tickets Of
them. Tie diamond receives its lufture from
the labor beltowed on il and the many cap
iral prizes fed by G. and q. arc like 70 many
L'hs'v Stars which viii be confdered by the
knowing Cnes, Of primary magnitude and
brightness. But 70 TIE point The prizes arc
as follows, viz,
CaPtal Prizes JJI,lJ aff 6L9 at GILBERT e
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
MR. ADAMS,

Mr.. ADAMS,
1t was with great pleasure that noticed
in your paper a commencement of pubhca-
lions on religious subjects.
A psrt Of enc Of your columns cannot be
better occupied. Altho' the Merchant and
the Farmer, the Politician, and the News
Enquirer, the Man of Business and the
Man Of Leisure, have right TO expect that
you devote the chief part Of your paper TO
their use and amusement, yet as Christians,
As Candidates for another world, where
. these qualifications will forever cease p
and where your readers viii hope to enjoy
sublimer pleasures-they cannot but approve
every attempt % call their attention now ard
then, to such truths and observations as vii
remind them that there is ether and more
important work, In which their thoughts
should frequently be employed.
50 In all Our SOays re shoHId acknowledge God''
High and low, rich and poor, old and
young, should consider, that whilst they are
diligently and nationally engaged in the va
rious pursuits of life, the wheels of time are
rapidly rolling on, and bringing them every
day, nearer and nearer to the end Of Their
terrestrial journey. 4.