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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21

fnvirtue Of the aforementioned Trust,
thc Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable Property:-
Forty thoufand acres of unimproved Land,
ntuated in Harrilon county, Virginia, on he
Wa fork of the II tie Kerhswa, and Bar
10 < Of Stear creek This Lend is reprefcn. cd
80 Be of We y good quality in general, comp-i-
Ing large quantity Of rich bottom, heavily
timbered, and is capable Of being laid off int0
ffa6 OF five hundred acres each, to great ad.
vantage,
One undivided half Of 500 acres Of prime
Land, on Hugh's liver, i'll Harrlon couu y,
y tginia, near the lands Of the LAKE General
Warrington, and adjoining the lands OF Jacob
Beefon, ALTO unimproved
-Four hundred aud ninety two acres, in rai6
county, near CIAlkiburg, the county town, IN.
improved
One unimproved corner Lot in Wavnel5urp.
Greene county, Pennfylvania, very handfme,y
an advantageouny ftuated.
Seventeen and quuter acres of y uah {
Land, near the above, having upwards CT fifty
Thriving sugar trees Their on.
One houe Houie auc Lot in COnntIsville, in
PenuiylvaAa,w with convenient out houies, being
valuable fand for buGaeis
FIVE HUNDRED acres C.! very valuable L nI,
N'th,n one duu Hait mics oil Come vile
On this tract Is a valuable saw. mill and other
Improvements. 1t poG-Ges The advantage of
one Of the bef ieat5 tor water work in the
we6ern country, having the command OF all
the water in the Yol6hiogspy river which ia
navg4be for boats a CCthderahl- jjRance
bove. and near to nexhaufib.e bank OF iron
ore Of the bef quality.
One undivided Gx,h part Of Laurel Furnace
Gtuated II Fdyette county P,nnfyy mia, with
&,aoo acre. Of Land belonging Thereto, being
bur few miles d;fant from the lai mentioned
tract,
Thee T. uIe7 ard Lots IL the town o. Bah.
3 |keieY county, VtrejGa--To al! which ys.u.
able properly inddputable titlee viii b. given
AS perio0s intending to uurchsle will t.obt.
lets view the properly. more minute de(cri1
ZION Is deemed unneceGny. tppy to
JOHN TRlMBLE )
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
{ , - Ccafs Single.

till1oth Sunday 81 they sailed CT the We,is
nesday night following. q. How marty BEATS
were there Il. Four. .. How Tnatlr rns a
from the boats came ashore a. About SO.
=. What did the men do, who did not hcS
lonS to the boats 4. Some we're backing
meat and seme were packing other things.
Mr.. bI'Rue. Who went cff on Wcflucsdty
night! A>Mr Blannerbasectt and Mr. T1 les.
and the whole ofthe party. q. At what t;ns
in the night? a. About l O'Clock. q Did al.
that came down to the island 20 away. \ All
but oite,who was sick. MIR. Hidp. Had she's
any guns! a. Some OF them had Some os
the people went a-shooting. But 30 not
know how many there were. MIR. j. CT
Sheiifldrd "a juryman.) What kiad of guns.
rifles or mukets A. l do not know. ..
Were there any pistols A. saw none, but
BlannCrhasset's. Q. Was there any bow.
der or lead ? A. Both saw some powder.
In long small barrel, like churn; But
was 50 employed, L could not notice Darti@
cGlarly. Some of the men were ENGAGED
in running bullets; but do not know how
many. Mr.. HRGe. Why did they leave
the island at that hour of the night! A.
Because they we're informed that the Ka@
nawha militia were coming down there 49,
.. Did You carry some boxes to the boats :
4. carried half bushel of candles and
some brandy several boxes were carriedi
and a great many things of which knew
nothing. Mr.. Hay. Were you on the island
when they went a.? A Yes. They held a
council at the foot of the pier, to determine
which was the best way 10 go. Mr.. Blan.
ncrhasset said, If he went in a canoe he
would be an easy prey. ! said to ihem,--l
Z" best stick together" And so they deter
mined to stick together. They went off in
great haste. Q Why did they go in boz
dy /? a. l suppose for security.
Crosse Questioned.
Mr.. Vickhdm. You saw gen. TuPper and
Mr.. Woodbridge that night A. Yes. Q.
Was col. Burr there A. No: ] did not see
him. Q. Did you understand whether he
was in that part of the country at that time r
A. understood not
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
George Slacum.
II L S O,
I his is to give Notice,

I That the subscribers, of George Town, in
the district Of Columbia, have obtained from
the orphans court cf Washington county, in
the district on Columbia, letters testamentary
on the personal estate of George Lee, Esq.
late ofWashington county aforesaid, deceas-
ed--Al persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
The same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, on or before the 10th day of April
next, they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate.
Given under our hands the 2stn day Of Oc-
rober, sp7.
NICHOLAS LINGAN, 1Exsr
JNC. r.. NIAGRUDER, jun. - s,
AL those indebted to the estate are desired
% make payment without delay,
N. T..
]. r. NJ. jun. - -
October ss. Nov. 2S 2awsws
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
e. Removal.
Rea and TAYLOR, Coach MAKERS,

Rea and Taylor, cones-Ma6ers,
R ETURN their sincere thanks for the
.hberal encouragement they have re-
!. viewed since their commencing business ii
'iss towns aud acquaint their friends and the
paei'e, that they have removed their manu-
ictosy to lidtisx street, opposite to Rick
GUS and fseNton's brick bindings, il the
arse brick warehouse .oecupied By Ianne;y and
IRISH Where they will endeasor to give ge
neral satisfaction to those who Shall favor them
WIZ tfeIr commands.
! pose gentlemen who may have carriage
/" feEsa.s, may rest assured they snail be pro
'sr'ed ifpm SUNSHINE Or rain, and not in any
S2anes lie disappointed.
REA s TAYLOR. q
-s'S-s1Noef Is e2t cost 2aM4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
John C. Laid,
Has for scle, FER quantity, at his Harehouse eli
Pr;ace-etreet zoha,,S

Has for scle, ter quantity, at his avarehcuse Gu
Pr;nce-street zoha,E
Russia duck and shecting, ravens dick ana
diaper, variety Of India muslins, nankeens,
&c. few boxes coarse Irish linens, variety
2fas Atsssi II est4india and New England rum,
Holland gin and French brandy Of fine quail
ty, few quarter casks old Sherry, Malaga,
and Port wines, inseed, spermacaeti & tan
ners' oil, mould, tallow and spermacaeti can
dies, 40 boxes hard soap, so barrels beef aud
pork, 200 barrels behring's, a few barrels. pick
led salmon and beeves tongues, raisins IN
kegs, 30 bags black pepper, writing & wrap
ping paper, boxes cotton cards, quantity
of soal leather and shoes, ESQ dry hides, 1000
weight flax, and twelve tons first quality Rus
sia hemp, &c. &c.
December Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
George Slacum.
T O r. E. " 7,

A convenient two story brick dwelling
house on the conner Of Fairfax and Wilkes
streets, with good garden and stables, con-
veniently calculated for a small family, in a
very. pleasant situation. Immediate possession
can be en.-Apply to
George Slacuaa.
III SO,
; "A partof the three story brick house where
the post-ofice is kept, with five rooms. inone
ofthe best stands in this town. Apply as a
.boYe.
. November &c. dN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
E s T r a ".

@GTRAYEn or stolen from a. lot near this
NJ town. 9. last spring HEIfER CALF,
remarkable snr bread circle OF white around
the body, tie other parts rcd aid white -
Whoever will safely deliver said Calf in Alex
andria, to the Printer hereof, Shall receive
FIVE DOLLARS. reward,
December IS. ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
William Hawthorne,
Ten Thousand Dollars vo7tA
OF GOODS FOR SAL E..

H7N be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on MON
DfY, the first day Of neat february, in
tie town Of DUaIFPIss, Ct the store-house
formerly occuhied BY Mr.. JAkEs AUsczR77,
deceased:
About 10000 dollars worth Of,
GOODS toerably we'll assorted. The said
goods will be laid off and sold in parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount in
each parcel.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
Gil the balance, the purchaser 10 give bond
ito carry interest from the date if not pnIlctn-
ally paidl and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold
bP NIL PERSONS indebted to tha
firms of JOHN Nj. MsscHETP and Co. JAMES
MuscHETT, senior, and Co. and JOHN and
CHARLES MUscHETT and Co. are hereby no
tilted and requested to come forNard without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay off the same to the subscriber, who is full
ly authorised and empowered by JoEx NJ.
MUscHHTT, the surviving partner in the a.
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise | shall be under the Reces-
sity of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against said
firms vii! please to. forward them to PIE as
soon as convenient.
Z 81. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
Iofeph II. Vaudeville,
KING-STREET, NEAR THE RIVER,

KING-STREET, NEAR THE RIVER,
las for Sale,
MuscoyaJo SUGAR in hhds. and
bis. various qualities
Loaf and Lump do. IN bbls. ia
200 barrels inspected HERRlNlGs
COFFEE in bags
MOLASsES in hhds.
Imperial
Old Hyson
Young Hyson, STEAs
Hyson Skin and
Souchong
Port
s. s. s. s. s: :. ". !
Malaga
cognisc and Spanish Brandy
~ Mr. $:::::. III. :. ',a
Rye Whisky in barrels
Cherry Bounce Iii 20.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tosac &
co, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candles, Soap,
Copperas, Nader, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, Hayanna Ho-
ney. Also,
a constant supply Of nice Flour for family
use.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
mo. 2o43

e. MIR. GENERIS has the.
honor to inform the LADIES and GENTLEMEN
that his B.ALL will be on Thursday next,
and will continue every fortnight.
December Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
A valuable Mil Seat

As valuable Mill Seat
Fol salc, the 2lst instant, on the premises,
shout four miles from Alexandria, on the
side oil the turnpike road leading to Win
chester, between the ford of Holiness run
and the trough hill
He fall of water as has been leyelled by
\ two different men, is made by one OF
them little over and by the other something
under thirty feet, is accommodated with four
and ORC quarter acres of land for the build
ings, &c. together with a sufaciency for the
head and tail race and also for the daUi.
The terms arc-One fourth ready money,
the remainder in equal payments CT three,
SIX, and nine months. A title will &c made
when all the payments are completed This
sale is authorised by a decree of the court OF
chancery of Virginia, ard the title will be.
made by the subscriber in consequence there
Of
William Hawthorne,
Receiver Of the effects of John Sutton
and John NandeviAe, under the or
der Of the Chakcel Ion &c w.: - IL
n,pOvrlUUr pe'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
John Linton,
Valuable Probe,vy for Satt.
rT7O RF SOLD. IN fonr distinct lois ar

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
il gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one aIada quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibIy situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Great-Hunting- Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY applicationto
Iames Patton.
June "a. eavM
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
lust Received,

Just KeceIVed,
Per The Brig LoUIsA, Cahtoaa JoaN @f1c 81;
N1RA,
IS hogsheads Of the first quality Muscoya-
do Sugars--and
60 ditto second quality.
40 ditto Martinico white clayed--sll of a
very superior quality, stored on CO.. Gipin's
wharf, il the house lately occupied by John
G.. I.add.-Apply to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

~ N 90 Srb10l.
TITO Y Gentlemen Of Portland.
are d,.rci~i N ra,renize tss eau-
CauonNf yrE.h, ai.d NIo WI aid be willing 10
sstcnd Their iurTni io any pcIIon, a AN It.-
/ fructnr, vh IA qualifications might an. ear
iuiHveDi, ~ euahic INN ~ dfclarge ne dutirs
o. hi- ofice are hcretT rcipcSlu.iy info NJ
! "a tAat, within tew dass private fchuoi
Viii ~ opelfst, III ! hCsiie, lornewhat eentr
ltits iituativn Iuillc'eufFy large, and provided
,yiSh al the reccAIry Recommendations Nv
7 young man, of whom, fcme particular con-
alterations render II p:, err 10 mention that
he isa naive 0E .Ac Pare cf Maryland, where
Lu las, unit lalev. aly, avs been an iuhahitant
that, being podelled IT a iIender confttutiou,he
has lived, for the fake Of hishealth, iome TIME
in this town, from whence, he had relovcd 20
depart, in the month of March af, for the
Furpole of returning home to bis friends
bat. 70 this reiolution, has been induced 70
decline giving effect, in cunlequence of having
lately been more than ulually ind1poled,
I whereby his health has ben rendered 70 pre-
carious, that, he is dpprehenlive, his life would
be endangered, by refd-nce, il wafm IN
favorable climate but, that nevertheless ID .
confidently believed, his invalid ituation
would not prevent him from exercifnp, in the
bulIueis Of a lchool, all that perlepering APP
plication. which always characterizes faith
full and fuccelsful inRructor
AS it y believed, that when the number If
youth IS great ard unlimited, X is very diff
cult, perhaps irqpoilible, TO do iu(lice in M
Rructing each individual; il i therefore de-
termined, that this lchoui lhall he compete
of no more than Jhirty-ive ichoars With a
number, thus unufuaily fnall, II School can
be formed, il is hoped, thar, in ihort lp4.e
of time, the pareEts IF his number viii diicuv-
er, in the proficiency Ut their children. the adj
vantage Of this reerctcn. Reading, writing,
arithmetic, EngElh grammar, and the Latin
language, will be, within the frH three
Months, leveralIy attempted, As the dchres cf
parents and he antecedent 4ttaiup'pns of the
youth will dictate. At the expiration ~ THIS
time, If fucceis aud probation viii have re-
fuIted from forn-r endeavours, an atcmpt
will be made to teach book keeping. ptain
trigonometry, furvcyng, navigation. ~ mu, h
Of the French language As Will make ia, a.
ton eaGy practicable, and the grammar Ut
the Greek language.
Any gentleman, who would with to make
perlonal enquiry iusO further particulars " u
be plealed direct a b.iiot, through the channel
! of the poA Office, 10 a. b and, any plfloni
who would be willing, without 4 Peciun9 IT,
,erview, TO give encouragement. viii be plc,f-
cd prelent their names 40 MIR David Gr1ith,
AZ his fore next 60 the new Bank where .Ie
terms of tuitior may be known, and whe 8
may be feen the Recommendations. p-i!efrd
by the young man, WHO is dliPoleu 10 obta,A
the ichool
! dorH 8, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
WholefaIe Fnglih Goods
WAREHOUSE,

Taeom5' Buildings, lNiGBs FRET,

TJAS formed connection in bulinefs with
4 Mr.. CuARLEs ATuEkToN, Of Loaloa,
under the firm of
CRAM & ATHERTON,
and they have impor:sd in the Henry, Port
land Packet and Minerva, from Liverpool,
end the Sally, ala Bottom, one hundred and
thirty-leven Packages Faihiopable
Fancy and Statk Gods
Particularly ieleSfed by themfeIves for this
marker, At the original manufactures in
Epgand--AD,Ozg 7Ubicb are
40 trunks fashionable fup. ftp. and common
Prints
do fine Britannia Slafh Prints
do Egyptian printed Robes London work
) do Cemnon aud iup. fup Furnitures
10 do Cambrics, Hair Combs, check and
Jappan Muffin
Q do Gold End Jaconets
do Black, Blue, Orange. Buff and Pink
2 Cafes Cambria Dirnoties
2 do Common
1 Trunk Cambria 3h2wis
9 do Velvet Bindings
do Black, White and Ladies Stare and
Flefh coiored Hole
8 Cafes London Printed cuttings
2 do do do Mock Welt
8 do Blue, Black, Buff and Drab Patent
Nankns
Trunk Of Lace
2 Cases black, blue, rice, and fawn coored
Velvels, for Shawls
s do. plain, black, and olive We've Farcy
Velveteens and Chords
Trunk fix and cotton Ferrets; Shirt But
tons, sc.
! Cafe fancy Jenetts
2 Cafes Mixed Cotton Chords
] Chambra Mullins
Black, drab, and worried Chords
Welt of England Broadcloths
Centlemen's fix Hole; Ladies India clock,
and Peruvian Sandal do
Ladies, plain point Sleeves Gloves Rfitts !;
Spider Nets, &c.
All the above Goods werehought with cath
and will be fold, on the mon advantage Gus
terms, by the package or piece only 4 hey
will receive by the Romeo, from London, via
Bottom. large addniosal suPply which viii
render their a1ortment very complete -----
Dea Iers IN Engliih Goods, will fRd Il 60 their
sdvant'geto apply as above
April ~. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
BARTLETT ADAMS,

Sculptor and Sle1r Gutter,
= his fhop oppoGte the Method
q Westinghouse, Federal--Areet, offers
for fale,
Moulded and Plain Italian Marble Chimney
Pieces, and Hearths
Free-itone lambs Nantes, and Heai tbs /;
Steps Door Stills; Facia Window Sills,
and Caps
Paint Mills, Mullars, and Flags;
Garden Rolls; Tomb and Grave Stone; Of
every delcription.
Orders for Marble, per Zone, or
sIate, from any part 0: the county executed
at hort notice, and every favor received with
gratitude.
Po,laaS, APrR 20, 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
Fatm for GLe.

TOR fale by the fnbfcriber, on reafonabe
j. terms for cafh, or if required, credit
OF Fix years, valuable FARM, Grsatsd on
the county road in T9gtSam, county of Lincoln,
about 2 miles from Teplham Falls--said
Farm is well wa cred, has good buildings,
and large quantities IF fhip timber and fire.
wood thereon is good Gand for Tavern
or Trader. The pArchaler May have from
tzvo 70 rs 5aadrsa axes Of land - AJo, a NUM-
Der Of Lots ia ether towns ip fiiid county, q
part Of which ace under improvements, with
convenient buildings thereon.
HEZEKIAH WYAIANs
r ts1n, 4p,j go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

y AN away from the fubGcriber, on the ISL
= init JusEPH TOE. LAD On vh,n Y
went away, blue coat and trow.ers. and :.
lighs coIoured waiitco4t, tcablagk z eaf-cuat
HIe is about eighteen years uid--aLau, 1, =
feet high, broad ihouldefed. dark hair v.r7
am;ab,e countenancs, anl we'll laokieq- plays
on the fife has fear ou the top OF it4 ac- /,
watch was cut by Z ha.ciet when he ~g Y
child - Whoever viii efura Cad uirnr ~
fecure him II amy sa@l ~ tl.= Omitted 5is:t.,
final receive the above reward.
LEMUEL TOBY.
n. B.-Tte calls bin ~ by d.iltfel hsges.
Portrait dpr2 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
Sa,ette SDip JpelDs.

We4nesaay, april 10.
:, Arlved, sch Harmony, capt. Bradbury,
II laYs from Fort Royal Mart Sugar and
Eases, to john Coe and others.-Left,
Alexander, Darling, for Newburyport,
~ =; brig =, DEAN for Westport, III 9 !;
john Adams, Winslow, for Newport
q At Trinity, sch. -, Wilson, just ar
II Spoke, March -, brig Retrieve, o
sE from Portland for tie hayana-Expe
l..'-@sd several gaies--AIstkets dub.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
no .SFP4RATTON

!. We learn that the votes in the lower coun-
.es are As much against a separation Is
Z ti1l were in this part of the District.-In
,He owns OF Castine, BHckstoton, Peaobscot,
- Jorr, c,yiHgtoa, Swyy, Tyenton, Blue
!: - ana hlDlbaeA, AZ were gison in favor
" ne measure, and 743 against it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
Metb1dm HYmnr.

JUST pobiihea and for fale, at THOMAS
CLA2K'S Bookaore, a collection Of
Hymns, for the ule of the pious BY AJa
HcJtB, Miniaer Of tie Gofpel
Sing praifes unto our God ling praifes
VIII tng with the fpirit, and | will iina
with the understanding ALTO.
April Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

HIS elegant and iEterefing exhibition
will be continued at Vqier- Hal, till Fri
day, tms week. This Painting records an
action highly honorable to the American
character, and 70 thoie who with TO cheri(h
the remembrance Of heroic valor, i i al OBJ
jeCt worth viewing. April 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

l1 cur last and this paper we have given
fetiL1ts from 800 Towns and Plantations
" otes are for HTS ExcELLENcY CALEB
orEoNc SOAPS for Hon. JAMES SULLI-
FAE 38s224.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

NATHAN WESTON. Fus iaEa-pa4 rye
4 \ friend, aui The puali, 'hashe has rc-
moved frD-' Au4lHl to @etvg.ouceiter, aus
h4s taken The Office IA. aiy orrt- ref nv ~ ~
Efe' Whitm7n, Eiq. where me continues 10
pnT us 5he pra-t:tt of he LAp
fo,H 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

Iohn L. bennett.

JVIIII II. DtIIIiGII,
LAS juR received, and offers for la!e, at
l the lign of the Trunk, D1id3le-Gyerf,
s Chefs a1orted GUNS, fuitable for mil
itary duty
A few pair Horfenen's PISTOLS
Sword', Of different prices
Catridge-Bores Belts, Printing Wires and
Brulhes
Knapfacks, &c &c.
On the nof Reasonable terms for Cath.
4dprH 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
LEATHER.

JOHN l.. BENNETT,
Has for ae, al TIE siga Of tbe zra7l, 11ilii1fStcs
900 VT Harnefs Leather,
700 VT Skrting do
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black grained do
Ruhet Calf-Skin Boot Tops of the drit quail
ity
Draw'd Calf Skin Boot Legs,
Suwarrow Patterns,
Morocco skins Of different colours,
hog 5kins,
or General ahortment of Leather
kept conRantly on hand. AprH 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

EQJifI o. K4DG stP RIOS.
IF'sz " hre-rinl p q = b. I'll AZ
lLbEe A4tsal ~ ths 2ofh 4,g ~
~ leFf, AZ tds }.er III a,nf
O1.a, ht11atsT, I. bu4 .al.s, ar
: 3c5ct. y 81
a IT. r~ risht ~ equity Of &C.
danpiion w aad ~ Tie fr'ionire rcrt-
Ragee rC'i ~ ..e living :u B-ewi.k ,.Dte.
ing " ir.n "A z, nj IA .3n.nttricS. X ande4
a. folio ~ w. reg trir5 ri hate and
fore on tae iin, in Jhe uo,rIsaH rae w W.
nuw'er five, a.tJ rr turg s,l.h welt -,r,ls
inG lot h.'y-two rJ thence rH1ripg SOu.h
weR ia iio.1i !. a. 0ii:h NJ af-g-swo rods
B4tH1iL.y acre, ave ro-nL tA
arGoM3 20Ra i2. DIX g's,'E
fa-fa.t. -E1.b 4T, $500 usa
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

M lie Bel, on account Of the inconven-
fence of Scholars attending fchool at
this ieaion, has poItponed the commence
ment of his School I'LL May 10th.
HhrR 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
A7ez0 Hats.

Crates Suitable f5r Shipping.
TWENTY CRATES, low priced,
for fale on board lhip Minerva, fuitable
for the WeG- India Market entitled TO deben-
ture. Apply to LEMUEL WEEKS & SON,
or TO the Captain ON board
April 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

f[A9 ~ raF- \, his Gore n Fne.R rer.
: : 5000 va Ghcefs ~ an erSsiisnt daaifS
/&F- hG.,l lo.dJ Y CIsuTis, ~ .tmD,
April Tt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
. Totes FOR GOVERNOR
" MASSACHUSETTS PROPER.
[Csa;iHEcs fen Fiyf Pegsl

1907. LGC6.
Sf7oeg SRllivs4 Sir. SvFa.
r. ., towns, 1862 zl7o5 Ez2299 1854
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

LJAS formed connection IN bulinefs with
4 Mr.. Charles ATBERToN, Of Loa4oa,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
Print Sfay2.

vi TT - Ii OIFLI IS TT PWNN'NI n
informs he public that he hes taken
Store Ne. l, Toaet' koTe, where be offers ior
cath the following aFilcfes: VIZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

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