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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
John L. Dennet,

John L. Dennet,
ut TIE Egl eftas TuvE, I7flH,-4 yr.s,
K EEPs conftanty for zeal, fel-1,in, leather
= aud oi-cloJh TRUNKS, Of all fizes and
prices. An aaortment It Saddles Brides
Portmanreau, -PoG- Bags---Saddle- Bags
Fire-Buckets, Sc,
RE HAS FoR SALE,
a general 21ortmeut of
SadGery Ware,
Among which are
Plated Bits and BradOon
SnafIle do-Plain do
Common lind do
Plated Stirrups-Do Spurs with guards
Common Steel do
a complete aGortment OF WHIPS, al prices
Whip-Thongs
Curry combs and Brulhes
Webbing, all colors
Military accUutrements Of all kinds kept
eOnitantly on hand.
~ Country mechanics Of this protection
may be accommodated with every article in
their line of bulinels. Nav %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
-AOTI,E I

7 EFT at the houfe of the fuhfcriber, fome
- time lalt winter, Laygs Bag. containing
fundry Cloths India cotton, linen, 6<c.-Ihe
owner IS requeited to prove property and take
them away, THOMAS PECK.
Portland C2g;e- HesiA June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
Edward Howe.


No. 2, U4ioR-Ro.y, Mid4Ze-ars.t,
HAS juG received for fale, crelh abort
ment Of
UYbo5fsJy and PdPer-HaagiHg,
among which are
sriuges, Laces and TaGells, newe(t falhions,
Sofas-Eafy and Loliing hairs
hlatraiIes Of all flies
Englilh and American Bedtcking
Down-Iive Ceele and Ruilia Feathers.
An elegant a6ortment Of Engiih, French
and American
PAPER HANGINGS,
with Borders OF various patterns.
A imall ahortmeni Of CABINET FURNI-
TURE.
He has jun opened for lale, more elegant
2hOrtmeut of
LOOKING GAS Is
than has ever been imported INFO this town.
~ The UphoIRery BuGnef, carried Oh IS
uiusl, in al its branches, wish fdelty and
dilpa ch
= Cain paid for Ozens and Horfe's coarfe
H@r' Nay q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

Won+ed, '7anrn- yman,
ITO the Saddle, Harness and Trunk Making
buhnels--Oue who il good workman
may NEE with conltant employ by applying
At the ign Of the Trunk, lli4agsJ6yeet.
Nav rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
For SALE.
u SELL NP LEI

A y elegant and we'll Gtua;ed HOUSE in
D Tbom4Gon, with about three acres Of
Land, including fine garden, lately owned
ny Henry 7. Knox Eiq The Houfe - accom-
modaJed with barn, fable and outhoules !;
all built in hyperion lye, and now in per-
tc4 repair. The land is Of an excellent quail
ity and we'll fenced 4 man Of bufnefs will
hnI this Ia eligible Rand for trading Or for
keeping public houe with good neigh
5orhood, 4 welt iupp!;ed market, and liberal
Germ, Of lyment. For further information,
inquire 81 A.AKr!N BLAKE, Of BeGo7, or
ELIAS FEtNNEY, living near the premifss
Itan!llea, June (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
FOR SALE,
Seth Clark,

Seth Clark,
TIRE der Li 70 Gtre, FiB-Ct,-,t.
II As for iale an eleg2a, aIortment of
a L BROADCLOTHS.0
CAsoIMGRES. or 5lF,rers C.los,s
VLsriNG, and anil 51f 444lit:s.
NANKINS,
Trimmings Of All kinds,
An aHortmcnt Of SUSPENDFRS.
TAtLoRINC BU INEs5 executed as
ulua!.
Wanted, Two Journeymen Tailor.
who are good wOrkmcn. Coo encourage
rnent Givcn.-An Apprentice wanted Apply
a. above
NIB. a Military Coat for iale as
above. May 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
William Beckett.

William Beckett,
INFORMS his friends and the public that
he has JUN received fashionable anort-
ment of
Ch!b', Wajfco1t- Pattern5, Trim
miqg5, &c.
Of the fri qsal,ty.
He continue. to carry on the TAILORING
BUSINESS, at his fl,op in Fore-nreet, head
Of Ingraham's Wharf, where I'll orders il the
line Of his protection are thankfully received
and executed with neatnels and dilpatch.
May %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

For SALE, By
John P. Thurhon g CO.
So Bbs. Clear Pork
20 do Bone MidIing de
10 do No. do
do No. 9 do
40 do No. | Beef
1900 lbs. Hogs Lard, N quality
900 do Bacon do N4v H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

Ifrael Thorndike, CUMBERLAND.
William Gray, Levi Hubbard,
MIDDLESEX. James Means.
iona Maynard, BERKSHIRE.
Aaron Hill, Timothy Childs.
William Hildreth, Azariah Egklefon.
Samuel Dana, NORFOLK.
HAMPSHIRE. Tohn Howe.
John Haftings, Ebenezer Fiiher.
Hugh M'Lellan, LINCOLN, n. q
George Blifs, WASHINGTON.
Ezra S-arkweather, Georce Ulmer,
BRIS IOL. William King.
Nath. Morton, ir. KENNEBECK.
David Perry, Barzillai Cannot.
PLYMOUTH. YORK.
Nathan Willis, John Woodman,
Seth Sprague, Jofeph Storer,
JOHN D. DUNBAR, Efq. Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
REMOVAL.

Horn & Belford-TA1L0PO,
z ESPECTFULLY inform ,heir
friends and the public, that they ave re-
moved from their former ftand to lhOp near
ly opPoGte, in T-hon6'5 Baiidiagi, where they
continue the Tai ORING Buiinels, in its va :
rious branches. They have juft received from
Bottom, fnall afortment of Broadclo. hs
Ca1imeres, Cotton CaGimeres, VeGings, Trim
mngs, and other Goods fuitable for the lea-
fon, Of the frf quality. Grateful for the
liberal encouragement received, they hope by
punctuality and neatnels Of Werkmanllip TO
merit continuance. 80 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
TAKEN Up ADRfF1,

NEAR anford's Ledge, 4 LONG BOAT.
~ The owner may have Aer again ny prov
ing Proverty and paying charges--Apply to
I,ARKTN THORNDiKE.
Cape Elizabeth, 9pre
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
II Be sid.
u ST,

L. ~
IN this town, on Saturday lalt a
fun Of Money il Bank Bills, whoever may
have found the fame fhall be generously re-
warded by delivering it to the Editor of this
Paper. May %.
To be /6H at Au67ion, at the H9yjs Of
Samuel Pingre'5, blab94ier, st NeqO-
gIspcsfer, IN I1gfiy|tbe 18th Day
Of Jlme inst
A Convenient new two tory Dwell
ing Hcufe, Shop and Barn with one Acre
Of Land, ftuate near laid Pingre's, al the low
er corner-Credit will be given on good ie-
curity. Portland, June ! 807.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27
From the american Daily Adgtrtiser.
The TINES;
By TIM GAZE R and co.
Vox Populi,
NEWS.

We have frequently been astouished aud
digerged IN remarking the anxiety which is
discovered in many of our citizens, to hear
news, make nezvs and tell nezvs, nor is it less
droilto witness the effect of these exer,lons
Under the influence of this nania(as we
presume, some sturdy vomlter Of wonders
in his furry, has dropped from his pocket
the following dairy of week, and as we
hesitate not, to pronounce TIA neat speci-
men of the tines, we hand il to the public
for their perusal.
Supday--Wcke ats, had ugly dreams;
rose at ran DOWN to the Coffee house;
found all fast wonder what that K-----n is
loungiag about home to Breakfast; shaw
ed: walked towards the post Office eastern
mail arrived nothing new except signals
for two ships; guess We got something
there took walk saw people going to
church stepped into the mansion house
TO avoid observation heard horn ;souh
nmaiI nothing strange on the way bill
goe no letters; dined; looked over the
transactions of last week; flemish but
mum.
~Nonday-At .Countiug.house early
looked our, saw three or tour men talking
some news of course let. my business 20
go in pursuit. of it; met friend /; told him
of my conjectures was detained by a
second mean time the first hurried to
the coffee house aud BY then | got there
found all in hubbub all fons my ants.
cipGtions.
Tuesdays O'Clock no eastern mail yet
detained no doubG to bring on come
nCws good thought that; told neighbour
Tom so it will soon fly now; walked
towards the river met Z. salutcs me''so
good .morniog, great accounss expected
from New York." appeared surprised,
how ? what "Ihey say the mail is detain.
ed to bear dispatches to Washington
.hought it would take made nothing by
that.
Wedaesaay. Went to market; wrote
to my correspondent in New York; com.
platped of dull times; no news; no mo.
.ney-f o'clock, aoushern mail arrived
think things look squally at Washington;
the president has got on them red breaches
again !. Gsllatin'a report has too much auls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27

Government have determined to reGali Mr..
;E.rskire and to send out new ambassador ];
but, on whon this important choice will fall
is not yet known with certainty.
Every article of intelligence regarding the
subject, seems TO shew, that the French and
Dutch are determined 10 enforce their COM
lnercial DEGREES. The brig Unity, of New
buryport, from Holland, to England, was
lately taken by.a French cruizer, but recap
.tured.
Suspicious, that there IS a secret under
standing between Portugal and France, are
gaining ground in England.
The Augustus, Howe, was to sail from
London for Norfolk, October SO. Mr.. Mon
roe was expectedt to take passage in her.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27

s,,,s,ance 81 gan-bDAss, aEsrd sffse'aa
+ .,;,o 10 our ports and hasboFs, and
g'o' I've ,hsrein the respect due 10 ths
,.,;tu,ed authorities Of the nation, and
'@,,shsrc be, aud hereby is, approptis'sd
: ,hu purpose, out of any monies 10 the
' ..osnry not otherwise appropriated, The
~ dollars.
Peso5vs5, That il is sxpsd'ens 70 au
,..,,,se the prcsidrn, of the " 5 70 cause
4. be boll; an additional number OF gun.
s.,,. n.,, txcerdipg aud TO arm,
.o,:n. man. lit, add employ The sane tor
,ss prosec,ion of our ports aud .harbors (;
I'D ahere be, ;ind hereby IS appropriated
81 Inst purpose cut Of any monies IN ME
,s.ssusy, Dot otherwise appropriated, the
saG, of
The report was referred 10 confa'tses
e me whole Oh rhursSsS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27
FRENCH DECREE.
TRANSLATED For TIE MERcAE71LE ADEEF-
User.
FROM LATE FRENCH PAPERS:
VesseZs havinc touched in Eeland.

.Yessezs haping touched in Eglaad.
\ The 9Th article OF the imperial decree CT
the slss of November last prohibits The re.
ceving in our ports Of AIRY vessel dlrec.
from. England or from English colonies, or
having been there since is publication
The 9th article provides tia. every vessel
which by means ola false declaration, con.
travenes this dispositions, shall as well as
her cargo BE seized and conGscated ss En-.
g,ish properly.
.Fhe director general announces, BY his
circular of The 4;h Of this month Sep,l that
his majesty has just decided that those TWO
articles ought to have their full and entire
execution and that any vessel which shall
hayesiopped in England, or shall have
been conducted ,hither cannot be admit,
ed
So that the immediate return OF those
vessels, let the aledged cause of entry be.
what it may, will be required. Those
who by a false declaration shall dissimulate
their having stopped in England, and sue
ceed 10 entering our port shall be seized,
and they and their cargoes shall be proceed
ed against according to the decree relative
TO English property.
From the american Dailu AdvkrtISeT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27

Hannah, Anderson, Of Philadelphia, taken
at sea, with provisions on account of Da.
nish subjects 4. ST. Croix, will be detained.
The brig captain Sewell, from ".
York TO ST. Croix, with small part of her
cargo, Danish properly, sent 10 this morn.
ing,
The admiral has ordered his Danish
majes,y's sloop 70 pc restored immediate.
sly.
g Danish yessels are hourly coming 10;
and several with valuable .cargoes from the
Maine and ST. Domingo.
q They are landing the earsoes of all
the fast sailing Danish vessels 10 make ten
ders.
1--WE do no. yet know whether they will
ultimately keep hold Of the Sugar vessels
cut out of the Vest end harbor Of ST.
Crolx- probably they will hold them"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27
asaraaDrfa E,attp annerttser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q.

Captain Loye,f. who arrived at this port
Yesterday fram Cadi2, informs that The
squadron of that port, make is
point 10 turn off ADD endorse the papers
ofevery vesselihey board, except they are
entirely laden with lumber or in ballast.
IN q. Mer. .AdO.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27
NV. yQRK, November =.
Eiroa9 our Boston Correspondent

TIroT3 our -U0stoii = oTFcsl' 0009FV.I
last evening, after the articles Ia the pre-
essing columns were prepared for the press,
tae EditSr OF the Mercantile Advertiser, re
rciged ~ a Providence packet, the Boston
Palat:iuMl, o. the Goth instapt, e0ntalling.
london news to the 18th Oetobsr, inclusive.
fioan which the following articles were copi-
sl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27
ost05er -.
A M E RIGA.

The most important matter the question OF
peace or var with America, is now decided,
as far as a decision can take place in this coun-
Try Our ministers have delivered to MIR.
Mpnroe and MIR. Pinekncy their inaI answer
In regard to all the leading points Of the Gis-
putc. This answer is ola nature on WIGHT
by no means falls within the powers of the A.
nerican envoysto decide anditnow becomes
their duty to submit the whole, In the Speedl-
EST manner 40 their government. MFR Mun-
roe is preparing for an early departure, but
ne has not yet determined whether he viii go
Gut in tie AUGUSTUS o. the Revenge.
The intention eli a general blockade Of the
enemy's ports is now said to be relInqulshed
from an appi ehensien that it would injure the
import of our manufactures into the contl-
nent. The American merchants infer from
this circumstance, and from the condescend-
ing manner of has majesty on Wednesday,
when Mr.. Monroe had his audience of leave,
hat the chances are in favor Of peace. No
hing, however, can be affirmed with comb
'dence until the disposition of the executive
'ne Of congress be explicitly ascertalned.--
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27
LosroS. October {.


The right hon, George Canaia,s lis ma
i.ssy' S principal secretary state ior foreign
ST lis, has this esy nct!ied 10 the minister of
f,acnaly and neutral powers, resident at this
coart, that his maIes y has pldgcd it expedi-
ent Ia direct that the most II orolts a.oakase
aso,,ll be established at tie entrance of the
river Eydsr, and that the same will be main
tai .etl aud enforced IN Tie strictcst manner,
accorcEng TO the psages OF war acknowledged
AID allowed in similar cases.
CcuNTFRv KItysc DECREE.
We should certainly be warm advocates for
such measure, five thoesht it wol5d force
the caensy to take the produce Of the Indies
from us, and make Bonaparte repeal his re-
steictioas. But it were welt to consider first,
whether Bonaparte Aimselfn ightnot wish to
tSiye Us int such a measure as that now re-
commended. Prohibiting al neutral trade,
thoagh-it might not produce war With Ame--
rica, for il Is clsar that America viii not ven
nlre to 20 to war with Us, wepld grea' ly re-.
auce the demand fof these articles, which A.
ncrica purchases from MS to sell to the CONT.
nent. But it may be asked whether we are
to be deferred from these considerations, from
doing any thing Certainly nqt-America
must not be suffered to be the carrier to
France of the prolliee. Of the French colonies.
Some measure too, must be adoptedwish re-
s spect to the. trade of the Americans with the
East-Indies, The subject is of too great inn
portanee ose dismissed has.iIy--it deserves,
and no doubt does. occupy the most serious at
tention of governments Y pom THIS. point, how
eyeb all persons are agreed, that . measure
cEyigor is indispensabfy Secessarg. Coz.
Dispatches were Yesterday teceived ffem
admiral Berkely, at HaHf eott their Con-
tents. have. not traRspire' Many runors are
IN circulation. respectfully Fess. OF the
negotiation at present between this
country and America, b,4<e,ley are founded
& either from ccnjectpee, or upon Interested
speculation: When ii takes ADHESIVE turn, we
shall take the. earliest opportunity Of copamu-
. heating the result 20 our readers. SIN.
0ctober 10.
il is reported that the next French lcgislas
five body will be composed of two chambers,
viz. an upper charnber IN which Will SIT and
vote sll the princes, dukes, counts, marquis
cs, and baroas, lately created; and a lower
chamAer, composed Of deputies from all the
departments. The empire is to be divided
into IS governments, each of which will have
an intendant and parliament.
The Bourbon King of France, Louis the
XyliIthl and suite, are monently expected
IN England.
Osto5er 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-23

[ -Four Dollars Per Asamm-baid IN Adoa..re.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Public Sale of Lands.

On Satarday the 18th day 81 June nea.t, svW DC
soliat The Cefee House, IN the to1n ct ,4ler-
andriQ, 10 o'clock, efthat day--By virfue
eff a decree efthe Aoaora6le tie United States
Cireuit Court, eftde District ets coluan6ia,..tor
The County o alexandria, ont end IL months
& cSrdit, The .j5l1ozuag tracts land 70 .pft:
One Tract or parcelof Land.
lying ii the county cfTairfax, adjoining the
lands of the late Col. Charles BroadWater,
containing about 500 acres.
One other Tract of Land, IN
theseonmy of Montgomery, onthe waters of
Piaey River and Paint Creek, branches 9th
ken.wha, granted by the commonwealth OF
Virginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing 900
acres.--Also,
One other Tract OF Land, III
the county Of Hampshire, ii the state of Nir-
giiia, formerly granted to Bryan Bruin, and
by him sold to John Pankake, containing As2
.acres-Tne above mentioned lands were, by
the last Will and testament of Robert Alexan-
deG, deceased, devised to his son Robert, and
are now sold to satisfy debt due to George
Chapman, junior.
Thomas Swami, 6
George Deneale, s
Edmund I. Lee, J :
lMey So.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
{ No. 1915.
N O. T &c F..

ME MIMBERs OF tic HAsHrseTeN Sc
Il c1zTY Of Aleyandria, i'll please tatake
notice, that a regular states meeting u tl;e
said. Society, will be he'll At c-adsh} actef,
on Saturday, tie f3ufsd Jssls next, 1t eIeYe:a
O'Clock, ia the forenoon. tfiie ss;octEey fsisl
more In procession precisely s. ctotks 70
Lae Presbyterian Chunc w!,ere IN ORArIox
s7il be s.elisercd by Joax r. l'gon5s. Exc.
i,he military and eisizeas are i.syiteet g I9ia
he procession.
BY order IF te Slaua; ~. coa,pi4te,
G. DENEALh., Icy.
June "a. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
e. MaysdaRs Sale.

DY virtue OF decree Of the Hon. tis Cir
~ cult Court Of TIE district Of Co'uIatia,
for the county of Alexandri, il tie rise of
Andrew Reintzcil, s.saiass Ru,yoIpEs b~-rtig,
will be sold, at the CoiIee-Heu,e, On tie eotl,
day Of July nsxt, betfs.en tie {,csrs cf 70 and
2 o'clock, to the highest .tisder, Tor lei, :
moley-ohe HOUSE and LOT, Gu Duts
street, to the wcstw&g<. Of A.frec. street tia
Lot extending on Dntestrect q feet in front,
and ia depth IS fee; to 81 feet alley.
+. MOSS, D. III.
For .. G. BRESr No lal.
June %. Dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
THURSDAY, JUN Is, 1907.
Iofeph MandeYille,

.Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner q KING and FAIsrAx-STREETs,
dLExANDRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An anortnaent Of WINES, Ii
ouoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting of
MADEIRA
Port
Lisbon Lisbon WINES.
Malaga
TeneriEe s
Corsica
Old St. Estephe Medoc claret, in cases o.
one dozen
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
W II NJ TE u,

A MILLER who is master Of
his business, to take care of a merchant mill
Fo such one good wages will be given
For the person who wants, please apply to
Mr. Josehh Smith, Alexandria.
March IL. 1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25

So, 80 49,
w y. i's'ci'.ie 'ls'0e'e esaret' ii cascs' =
one aoAeil -
= lew dozen llhs pio iio q. q.
49, - ,,sast III. -, 49, 80
M. lra e s.,.u - 90 i''ia - sN
60 l'.s lpnu 800. 49, S.,,,as ,,,.r,,s #
~ piaa' npua - auA s.,a -'aps' = a,
s .I'is'aa .' -, .;un 49, -
~ :'ilooa ,: - - e.ses -.
80 So - "nAsr =. 49, ~
~ ~ oatio,s en-. ems = s'''' = : "''''
W. W.. - 800; ,al ls,s c;a.. m.,
- ~ ra's 80" ~, a ~ IL IL wax
> ~ pa s.,Js ~ ~ u u ISIS ,'a. han
no sll''l' -l.t: s'''.., Ao "a. 49,,
10. oholee ieea''i''sS i''s''s''Ss'
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson EAS
Young Hyson Of p.od oroEtu.
Hyson-Skin and
Souchong
1I,.car.do s,,r,r. e;asrcp+ o,,a,;,;e.
paaoa, - - 70 p = - = i,.'
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
tilnore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Hamiiton's sniff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Lost, or Mislaid,

a NEGOTIABLE NOTE, oS afessrs.
< a loNArHAN and N4xIoN Sco1FIKLp,
dated eth Iuae, and paysbic to Rifd.am n:
Mis-: endorsed By N,Qiam ~. 81Hs end
lillian .Nesvca. The indcy Of said r1otc,
Will be rewarded BY leaving it with tie sab4
scriber
~ faYment Of said Note being s,ohhea,
II caR be ONO use bat to the proper owner.
Samuel Craig.
June Of. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25

Joseph Vaudeville.
Eraer Of Nlag and Faii3qr-streets,
HAS RECEIVED
80 barrels WHISKEY
1000 lbs. cheese, of superior auaiity
20 bales cotton
10 boxes best Florence oil, IN BEETLES
Is CASKS choice small twist tobacco
40 boxes mould and dipped candles
10 boxes fresh chocolate
lso reams wrapping paper
Imperial !EAo,
Igyson Of this years inn
Young Tyson, and portation. s very
Hyson-shin J flne quaiitles-
Which, with general assortment OF wines,
liquors and groceries, he will sell very low
for cash, produce, or the usual credit
June Is.
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JUST RECEIVED,

.1UO i KECEIV EI3,
IND FOR SIZE sr IRE tsUsscRTsER,
1910 boxes Mould & DiptCANDLES
1000 pieces yellow NANKEENS
cases Irish LINENS
10 bales India COTTONS, assorted
a barrels Glauber's SALTS
20 casks Malaga WINE
And few boxes choice Bordeaux CLARET.
John G. Laid.
June 4 q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25

Just Received,
AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
pipes I. p Madeira WINE
9 half do. do. do.
pipes Cognac BRANDY, 18th proof
Wadsworth 6 Butler,
WHO lave on HAND,
% hhds. Jamaica RUM, 4th proof
10 dc. St Crcix do. 2d&sdds.
do. New-Engiand do.
S pipes Holland GIN
do. country ttp.
! hhd.L market Madeira Wine , ola supe-
4quafter casks do. do. { riorqu'ty
do. do. L. P. Tenepiffe de. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
lanes SANDERSON /

Offers for Sale, on n1ode9ase terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
10 tierees fresh Rice
20 Kegs fresh Raisins
Il tierces green Copperas
pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 lhds. 4th proof Jamaica
80 barrels N. L. Rum
IS barrels Whisky
10 bales Cotton
S boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
IA boxes Tin Plates.
md IN STORE,
I, hhds. south Potomac Tobacco.
May IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
District Of Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby gFJsn 10 al sphom Il,
IN may concera, That the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States OF America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
heaad from the ports of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
These masters Of vessels who may omit
having their.bils Of health ti.9s certified, will
be liable to undergo quarantine.
Ii isrequisite that any article shipped for
account ST Portuguese subject should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
sy; and the bills oflading egalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
Nav Is.