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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

me Grand ImtosGor, WI "''i'
THIS celebrated Play; has by some been
called a Farce, by others, ,Tragi come
dy. It's great length preclU1es it from
coming properly under the first of these
denominations and the last is by no means
proper, sinceno death has taken place, not
even an exaltation to tie summit Of cer-
tain two legged edifce erected at the pub
Tic expense, for the accommodation Of such
heroes rs Jonathan Wild the great, and
cur Mahomct Nolpone. Every thing con-
sidered, we can only initiate the example
Of Mr. Gay, and designate it by the title Of
the " bNhdt due call it,"
In mary scenes, great deal Of wit mas
been displayed, and in others, a prcdigicus
mass Of learning, and acuteness Of argu-
ment; ia The two last Of which particulars
the Chief Justice shone pre-cmincnt, "sf-
ckt inter igHcs TINA minorfS," though all
the other lumiparies Of the law we're very
bright IN their several spheres. ErskiDe
was noted for perspicuity and elegance,
aud close and logical argument Curran
for "thouehts that hreathed and words
that burned" with all the FIRE Of eloquence (;
Burke for strong and energetic language,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
D1rntnla Irnu9.
r / c II NJ o n d :

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Legislature of the Indiana Terrific
ry, composing part of the federal gov
eminent of the United States of America,
government too which affords every bies-
sing 60 be derived from full and free en-
jOyment of life, liberty and property. and
every other social advantage flowinfr from
"a republic. cannot but express the horror
ard indignation with which they view the
late outrage committed by the British navy
on the rights of our government, in law
less attack on one Of her vessels, when not
only in the peaceable use of the ocean over
which no nation on earth can cluim an ex-
elusive privilege, but within the acknowlcd-
ged jurisdiction of our government, contra
ry to the known laws Of nations, i'm viola
ton of existing treaties between the two
governments and at the expense of that
liberty so recently wrested from their
hands.
On a subject which so materially affects
every part Of the union, VIC view il as es-
sential that the general government should
know the sentiments which pervade every
part Of its territory
Resolved therefore unanimously. bv the
legislative council and the house Of repre-.
scHtatiyes, that we consider the line Of con-
duct pursued for some time past bv the Bril-
fish agents and officers Of its navy in regard
to the United States, unjust as n friend, un-
warraDtabie as a nation, and will justify
/ the most rigorous measures on the part of
, our government.
Resolved unanimously, that the Icgisla.
ture OF Indiana have the fullest confidence
IN the administration Of the general gov
/ ernmcntin pursuing such measures as viii
ensure TO its most distant branches the bles.
sings which can alone be enjoyed under. a
/ free government.
And while we regret that the infant state
Of the population Of cur territory denies us
rank with our parent states in the de-
I fence of our country, we will to the utmost
: of our power aid the general government
IN such measures as may be thought ueces
sary to avenge any insult tending to lesser
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
Fsaer Register. }

The city of Copenhagen contained by
the census, taken last year, population
OF one hundred and four Thousand inhabi-
tants; excluding the garrison, which would
make, inclusive, one hundred and Nv Give
thousand.
The city is strongly fortified By several
batteries, both Of n marine and land con-
struction, which will render the city pref
ty secure from any assault whether by sea
or land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
ST. VtNcENNEs, Aug 2ist, 1907.

The ship United States, captain Moore,
OF and bound to Baltimore. from the Isle of
France, owned by William Wilson and Sons
or Baltimore, has been captured off the
Capes of Virginia, by the British ship of
war Leopard, and sent TO Halifax. Cargo
coffee, tea, pepper and cotton. The mate
and crew were put on board the brig Lion,
captain Harris, and have arrived at Nor
folk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

A letter from Belfast, dated the 22d Au-
gust, by the Protectien, says, Z" the intel
li6ence of this dav, leaves little doubt but
that the Islands Of Zealand and Funen, with
Copenhagen. and all its fleet, are in the
power of the British. "-Hm. d. .fdv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

Married, on T6ursdav cUening East, in
Petersburg, Mr.. JcHN DYeKSoN, editor of
the InfeLGgeace7', 10 Miss INV RosR, both
offhQt torn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

The British squadron commenced the at
tack on Copenhagen the 10Th of August
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

I. The schnr. Eliza and Sally, Captain
Taylcr, from this port, bound to Baltimore,
with cargo of coal, sprung leak off Ce-
dar Point, and Immediately after sunk
Vessel and cargo lost, and one of the crew
drowned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

MARRIED-on Thursday tie 8fh fnst.
6N me RcD John y. Blair, Mr.. NAT
LHEW OWE.N IN fhe anTG5ir Miss
NHHRF BURTON both Of Henrfco coun-
ty.
no kfndeat SoHis alone must meet;
ne ft1endshiIi makes The 6onddge ssOeef,
Ind feed8 their mutual ioueS:
Bright Venns, on her rolling throne,
is drawn By genfiest birds alone, =
ind Cufffds yoke the d3Ue8."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

Tuforfant 10 Merchants and Uu9crsyr:
ters. - CAPTAIN Strong Of the schooner III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Henry Smith & Co.

NJ. a, G1egys-Re7v, Haoc j4,a feesivsi,
4 N elegant end eStenlive aGOrtment Of
= GOODS, 'contilting Of
Hamilton dice Ginghams
Dark check'd do--Striped do
Plaid do; great variety
Dice Chambrays
Hamilton colored corded Cambrics
s.4. "A and Cd white and col Cambrics
Fleeant Grecian Robes-Fancy Dreaes
Fancy Bordermg--Calicoes
Linen Carnbrics
Cotton & linen cambria pocket Hdkfs.
A great variety Of cotton do
Ba1danna do-Fancy do-Barceiona do
Black, aate, dove, fmoke, purple, plumb
aud brown Florence Silks
Silk Florentine, of the tirlt quality
sarfnets--Modes- -colrd e black Grapes
white. rofe-white, fate, black, mix'd and
dove coler'd Ladies Engilh and French
Silk Hofe
Black, white and fate Cotton do
Black. late, brown and white Worried do
Black, white aud rule-white Gentlenlens
French and Engliih Silk Hofe
Lambs-wool and Angola do
Black, white and mix d Worried do
Children's white worried and lambi-wool
Socks
Englii III and French Thread Laces
Black Silk do
Elegant cotton Armletts- Ruilells
Pink, black, purple and green DuroyS
-Willboars- Bombazetts
Ladies black, white, aate, York-tan Z pur-
pie long, hort Engliih and French fix
and Leather Gloves
GentIemen's Beaver do
Black and white Englfh and French fix do
IA and GA elegant Damaik Shawls
Ga aud 5-4 common do
A great variety Of the mon fashionable Get
ton ditto
Dimoties-Furniture Calieoes
Shire MuAins-Spider-net do--Fancy do
Black do-Silk Velvets
Paris-net Czuze--Linens
Shirting Cottons--Long Cloths
India Cottons and Clicoes
Brown and white PlatiIlas
Ga and "a Huckabuck
Silk, cotton and leather Suipenders
% and 50 inch ak ard cotton Umbrellas
Ladies elegant bottle-green, coFbesu and
brown Royal PeIiece Cloths
Bottle-green, purple and black pelieee Tab
by Velvets
Black, olive, purple and blue Velveteens
Sivered COrd-PeIiece Flannels
a variety Of moR fashionable Velfing
Olive, green and dr4b Plains, Of a good
quality, fuitable for gentlemens Surtuits
White MILD Flannes
Superfne faihionable dark mix'd Broad
Cloths and Callimeres
Patent Cords Coatings-S Sattenetts
Bale Kiederminlter Carpeting, elegant pat |
terms 4
Io-4 and ia Rofe Blankets-DufhIs
Black, yellow, crimfon and white Flannels
~ All Of which will be fold at a very re- |
ued price. OS. I2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
II Farm at .4uckzon.

At +. GTeely & Co.'S Office, in
Portland, on "Wednesday Nov. 25, at
II o'clock,
Y FARM, pleasantly situated in NJ Glou-
cester, two miles from the Westinghouse
ono half mile from the post road leading to
Portland, containing orr hundred and TWEEN
tr-fvc acres Of excellent Land, with q
House and Barn thereon with az Orchard.
sufficient 70 make 40 barrels Of Cider yearly,
with suitable proportion Of moving, pas
tnEing AVID tiliagc with twenty FIVE acres 0f
w3osllaad thereon, and goad well Of wa
ter.-SaiG farm is under good improvemt nj
and is wei fenced, having 4 considerable
proportion Of wall, and Is well watered BY a
broo. ruraag through il Any person hav-
ing desire to purchase and wishing 20 vic "
the premises, yin call on Mr.. JAcoB HAR-
RIss, now living o. ihe p emises.-Condi-
tons one hat c:.sh down, and fog the re-
Jhainder q liberal credit viii be given.
TJe< 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
1softrp.


~ James E'2gg, ne Etfrick Shepherd
'Mong Scotias glens, and mountains blue,
Where Galila's lilies never grew,
Where Roman eagles never few,
Nor Danish lions rallied
Where skulks the roe in anxious fear,
Where roves the stately nimble deer
There live the lads to freedom dear,
By foreign yokes ne'er CALLED.
There woods grow wild On ey'ry hill,
There tTvt men wander Mt their will /,
Sure Scotland win be Scotland still,
While hearts so brave defend her
Fearnot our Sovereign liege theycry
We've tio,risL ID fair bcs,eath tlliRe eye
For ihec we'il fight, for the well die,
Isor oEght bat life surrender.
Since thou has watch'd our every need,
And taught olT navieS wide to spread,
The smallest hair from thy grey head
No foreign foe shall sever.
Thy hono1r'd age in peace to save,
The steInest host wei dauntless brave
Or stem the stoutest Indian wave,
NJ heart nor hand shall wayer.
Though nations JOIN yon tyrant'S arm,
While Scotland ) noble blood runs warm,
Our good old man well guard from harm,
Or fall IN heaps around him:
Although the Irish harp were won,
And England's roses all o'er run,
'Mong Scotas's glens, WI sword and gun,
SNe'il form buiwark round him,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
More Iheab Goods.

III s. 4. VINTON, have received in al
dition To their former assortment,
2 bales Broadcloths, various colours, from
) to SOS. per yard,
| bale Flannels, very cheap and nice,
Cassimeres, Swandown, Vestings, Swan
skin, brown Linens, Baudanna Handkfs
black Sattins, "A Silk Chambrays at IS. pei
yard, Cotton Balls, Table Cloths all sizes,
) doz. Napkins Of Superior quality, Eng
hsh Hair Combs, Cotton Checks, &c. sc.
which addition renders their assortment We
~ complete, and really worthy the atten-
ton of purchasers Octoder 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

Pierce, Fem 6 Co.
HeaS ef UaiOa-H'barS
Have for fale, on reaionable terms,
400 buihels yellow Corn,
600 do. Connecticut Rye,
SO barrels mefs Pork,
5000 lbs. Connecticut Cheefe,
1000 do. do Flax,
1000 do. dried Beef,
ST. Croix Rum pr. HID.
Brown Sugar pr. do.
Malaga Vine pr, caik or or. cak,
10 bags Coffee,
100 doz Corn Brooms,
Superfne and Fcracht Flour,
Liverpool Salt
AirO--A general afortmen off
". L Goods and GrocerieJ.
q Wanted to purchafe, quanti-
ty of BUTTER, in Firkins. Oa. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

r. TIcEETs and QUARTERS in the above
Lottery kept Conltanty for lale al the Book
itore OF ISAAC ADAMS, No. z, Filh flreet
who has for fale,
~ Whole and Quarter Tickets in the third
GIgIf OF Harvard College Lttery, which COM
mehces drawing l4th January, higheR prize
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, zvifbonf d.ri.e7;ou.
and not two blanks to prize Prize iekets
in either OF the above, and in RsffeH Bride,
Lsftery, received IN payment. on. ee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

THE greatest infdels have given tes-
timony in favor of religion. {" Wherever
society is established" says Voltaire,
there it is necessary to have religion !;
for religion which watches over the
crimes that are secret, is in fact, the
only law which man carries about
with bim the cnly oae wnich places
the ru-i i5nment at the side of the guilt !;
and which operates as forcibly in soil
lude and darkness, as in the broad and
open face OF day"
Self-righteousness is one Of the
strongest holds from which the sinner
must be driven. He never quits it,
indeed, until he frds his cause desper-
ate, and expects no more relief from l..
If youth be spent in idleness and dis
sipalion, manhood is likely 10 be con-
templibIe, and old age miserable.
There are instances where those rich
In this world, arc also rich in faith s in
good works but too often il is lament
ably otherwise. Too often are they
found encouragerS OF vice and dlSslpa-
ton orat the best they discover no taste
for spiritual things.
It's just saying Of Plutarch, that
pen of weak abilities put into great
places, are like little statues set on great
bases made to appear the less by their
advancement.
Some men seem 10 be so important
in their own eyes, as to think that tie
welfare Gnot the very existence Of the
church or state depends upon their
lives. This is not a sentiment which
either reason or religion teaches.
When l reject" saws Pope in let
ter 10 Steele, what an inconsiderable
little at0;n every single man is, with
respe<tto the whole creation, lnethinks,
tis shame to be concerned at the
removal OF such trivial animal as am.
The morning after my exit the sun will
rise as bright as ever, the flowers smell
as sweet, the plants spring as green, the
world will poceed in its old course, peo.
pie will laugh as heartily and marry as
fast as they were used to do. Balance
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Rowe & Ke1ls.

. ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
- the pubic in general thar they have re-
sonnenced hutincls at their former ltand No
6, E1a3ty's Rerp--where they have for fale a
general anor,ment of
f.aH and Winter Go5d5,
much cheaper than ufual.
They expe4 very lhort!ya large additional
ltnpIy, which will render their aGortment
yery ccnPiets. (ePt9 oR. l9-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
London Hats g Shoes.
Iohua Shaw,

Oihua Shaw,
r INFORMS his friends and cunomers that be
: has received his Fall and Winter fupPly,
conflting of cafes Of mems fuper6ne Beaver
Hats of an improved make l cafe of ladies'
Beaver Hats and BOnnetsI trunk plaided &
paten. Kid Shoes and large aGortment of
ladies', miles, and children's Morocco Shoes.
Mo-A large adortment Of gentlemen's
Boots and Shoes, manufactured under his own
inlpection, If the neweft falhlons, aud war
ranted to be Of the frR quality.
Portland, Oa. 26. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Jul received and for laIe at the

JuR received and for laIe at the
Cheap Store,
Ne. 2, Fi6-Sfrset,
4 pieces Kiderminfler Carpeting, elegant
new figures
10 pieces Ravens Duck,very fine, fuitable
for common Bsdticking
4 doz. feecy Shawls-and
A quantity Of habit ELK Gloves various
colours.
on. lg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
FOP SATE

y Buxton, a two-itory DzveLf1-- Hoaz, near
y hDiihed, together with Barn and
other outh9u!es, well ftuated as Rand for A
trader or mechanic. "A long credit will be
given : For further particulars enquire Of MIR.
L6s"fSf' WeTizg0rft, or A1tLad H1aloa, on
the premGes. ~ 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Ne1O Boarding Hoys . Rsqorator far
PriOnte Parties.

THE Subieriber respectfully acuua;nts the
citizens of Portland and the pubIc n
general, that he has eRabilhed HOTPI. y,
At the corner OF Love.Lcrs and INifale- St,e.t.
under the denomination Of the RESTORA-
TOR; reiort for the infrm in health. the
convaieicent, aud thofe whole attent;on ~
iedentary employments occafons latitude Of
naure-where they can obtain the mofl
fultable nouriihment. This plan unites ule.
tulnel' with economy; for as fpirits are not 10
beuted therein, and gaming dilallowed r.
uiefullnefS . apparent IFS economy w;II IL
obvious when i i known that every perfon
can here call for az much or as little A. ~
Ple2ies, and pay for 10 more than he continues.
Excellent Wines and Cordials, good Sor,s
aud Broth', Paitry in all its delicions var;eIy
Aiamode Beef, Bacon, Poultry, and generally
all other refrelhment and viands will he keo,
III due preparation, and bill of fare will he
conitantly ready for exhibition, from which
each vIhtor may command whatever nav hen
iult his appetite. AS this inititution i fonnd.
ed On utility and convenience, and has beer
productive OF great benefits in European a
ues' the iuoicriber contemplates the Dz,ron.
ageoi thT public, TO merit which his boz en-.
oeSvouFs ihall be made, and his gratitude ac
knowledge every favor. Private Parties will
here IND every accommodation.
@ LABOTTTERRE.
- The Rcitorstor will be omen fo- u,
reception Of company on the 10th inn
y. B,-DANCZNG school, tb-onrL =
." O7. 5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

500 numbers will be cOnifsered as a DAYS
drawing, and the Fortunate numbers which
depend on the days will be determined ac-
cordingly.
This clais Will commence drawing in Bof-
ton on the Sth of November next
The higheG prize payable in 90 daYs;-
other prizes above 100 dols. in so DAYS |; and
all others il 80 days after the drawing j COM
pleted. Prizes not demanded in one year
after the drawing, will not be paid.
Tickets rife 70 so, after the 5th Nov.
PHILLIPS PAYSON, ,
SAMUEL SWAN, Afg,o,ey,.
JAMES +. BALDWIN, \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
bers have been duly appointed adminf-
traitors Of the elate of
STEPHEN DAY,
late Of Georgetown, in the county Of Lincoln,
yeor1n, 6eccaled, and have undertaken thar
trus by giving bond as the law directs All
Perions, therefore. having demands aganft the
eltate of faid decesfed, are de6red 10 exhibit
the fame for fettlenent and all indebted 10
iaid eltate are requefled to make immediate
payment. ISAIAH WYMAN.7 Als,iz;;,-
LUCE DAY, haiors.
Oc7 Io
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
w. & G. ruckerman,

w. & G. ruckerman,
No. 81, Stats1Gyed-B0STOM
HAVE received per fhips Packet, Preldent
: Adams and Sally, from Liverpool, ave-
ry compleat aaortment of
HARD-WARE GOODS
computing Ill articles Of Coerts Eoamongery,
Cutlery and Sd&G,y .HareI, which they offer
for imall advance and on liberal credit
BY the earlielt arrivals from Londoa and Bril-.
tol, further fuPplies are anticipa,ed.--on On
hand, about 90 tons aforted
Caf.Iran q HsLow-Ware.
Sept. 20 Tsm.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
FROM TIE N. Y. " CIT1ZEN,n
[ 4 vel knoEyn deqnceratic taher

A sreH kio5ya democratic paper
I.PITAPH
TO be iascTiss4 on the Tombstone IF Tosl
PAINE.
Reader, beneath this stone lies old TON,
PAINE,
Who living liei--now dead. he hes again
Since ToM's no more, glance lightly DER
Ills merits
He's soter grown, altho' in midst Of SPIRITS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Joleph Pope,

No. 2, MaDcy's-Rozp,
HAS conaantly for fale, FACT'OR7- COZ
TON TARN for weaving, knitting and
iewing. LIKEWISE,
L0Gf and Lump Sugar,
which being con6gnment, will be fold On
the mott reaionabIe terms.
Iof6 no. 5. Toe 81 (sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

II fen Tickets and .Qnarters
! N the Aatfeld Lottery, which has jult COM
menced drawing, and the following rich
prizes now III the wheel, vIz.--4 of 1000, |
OF 1000, of 5000 and the eafitaI S,izs Of
10000 Tickets, Halves, Quarters *
Eighths' IA the AnytS4g Lsite,y, to commence
drawing sth November, and HarVard college
Lottery, to draw the frlf Of January, may be
had OF Stephen Patten.
~ Tickets, Halves, Quarters and Eighths,
IN the above Lotteries, for lale at the ihop of
oElH CLARK, tyb-Rreet.
On. I2 (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that fhe ha- been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trua Of atminilfratrix On the ellate Of
CYPRIAN STEVENS,
late Of Paris, in the county Of Oxford. ply
hcian, decealed, BY giving bond a. the Iaw
direds-fhe ther, fore re9uelts All perlon5
who are indebted to the laid deceafed's e.
tate, to make immediate payment; and thcis
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit ths
fame TO SALLY STEVENS.
Oa. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
y. Pease.

HAS for private iale at his auction room.
= Fore-Greet,
Live Ceefe Feathers, warranted Of the hrll
qualities
Bayonne, Rudia, and Liibon do. by bsFs
or lels.
Bed Ticking various prices and qualities
Spanilh F1oas and Carolina Indigo
A general aGortment Paper Hangings, and
bordering.
so boxes belt brown Soap.
100 groce gilt coat buttons, few Ps, Linen,
"A fmall allortmeut Cloths, Veivets, ShirtiDg
HoGery, Royal Welted Ca .neres, Sc. &c. AZ
the loweit prices polIihle
July If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

n HE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, hat 1le has been ~
ly appointed aud has taken upon herlelf the
trTft of adniiniftratrix on the elament OF
JAMES LOMBARD,
late of Corham, in the county % Cumberland
gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond a 'hs
law directs-ihe therefore requells Al PET
lons who are indebted 10 the laid d-ceaieds
efate, 70 make immediate payment; ano
Thoie who have anv demands thereon N M
hibit the fame to BETFEIER LOMBARD.
OR. lg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
c. & !. Fox,

1T Ma 4 q s, Sont5 iis Eazs-bfhz-f,
HAVE for falc.
90 barrels clear Pork
20 do Navy Meis DO
20 do No. Cargo do
cheitS HyGou lea, en- oaaLs,
Is do do Skin do } PF
10 toRs aforted Nail Plates from Id 20 2od
ALSO,
Ship Cbandlery,
As ufnal, on the moft liberal terms.
on. 10. f6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

- REAzLr Cheap Goods.
II & A. vINrON are opening for fale,
Al Ginghams, at 2fs-3-4 do. at 2f3,
and IA SIX Chambrays, at 2I6 per yard.
Ot7. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
Cab giDen far Pat . Pearl Albes. By
Cram x Atherton,


WHO have imported in the fhips JofePh,
w Henry, Minerva and other late arrivals
from England, large and very complete al-
lortment of
WooLLeE, Warfed, Cotton, Linen and
Six Goodf.
Me,-A very complete afortment Of veft
and Coat Pearl, Metal and Gilt Buttons
LiEevgHe--lll Crates Earthen Ware--af-
lorted for the CouRtry trade.
BY the Romeo, from London (via BoRon,)
they have received an elegant saortment Of
Ri5bons-6lk Cords, cotton ditto--cotton
PIatt-Gik 1rimmiug-cotton ditto-bugle
dit,o-lilk & cotton Cords aud Tades-Hat-
bands-Girdes-Bu Bugle- bands-elegaut artif-
cial Flowers and Wreaths--back ELK Velvets
black, blue, white, Pink and peele figured
Ind plain Sarlenetts, &c. The above Goods
will be fold on the molf advantageous terms,
by who eiale only,
Peyfl4Rd GA. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

COW LOST.
CTRAYtD or folen on the fStn
: init. large dark brown cow
with the end of her horns fawd OF ,
whoever viii give information whsle
ihe may be found, or return her y
the fubicriber lhaA be rewarded
Portland, OG. i9. JACOB N0YES'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

Henry smith u Co.
No. 2, A74gyI RosV, Have jgf received,
AIDES elegant bottle green corbeau, and
brown royal Pelieee Cloths.
Bottle greer, purple and black Peliece Tab
by Velvets.
Black, olive, purple and blue VeIvetsens,
Black and fate worsted Hohery
Chldrens white worsted q lambs wool
Socks,
Bale KiddermiuRer Carpeting, elegant pat
terms,
Broad Cloths, C&fiimeres, Coatings,
Black, yellow, crimfon and white FIannels
All OF which will be fold at reduced price.
Is w Sept. 2S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02

BLANKS-Of al kinds,
foF tale .; i ADAMS BOOklOre--F;@-a,.4