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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
SPAIN.
V.
MADRID. Nav d.

NpAONiD3 NldJ
The troops will pats the frontiers about tt G
end OF this month to the number of q, 600 men
One part by Catalonia, and the other by BIZ
cay. The 5000 men who are in Etruria are on
their march to join at Strafburg the troops ar.
irving from Spain. The uRited army will march
towards Mentz for the purpofe, it is faid, of
going from thence to occspy Hanover, in or
der that the Spanards may have compenfa-
lion to offer TO the Englifh.
The army is commanded by lieutenant gene
raj marquis De La Romano, having under him
martha! de Camp Guindelau, and fix Brgadiers.
The general in Chief has fet off for Barcelona,
and he will repair to Paris as foon as the troops
have entered the French territory.
Several officers have obtained leave TO ferve
az volunteers in the army, among them we no.
tice the duke Of Albuquerque brgader of the
armies.
Tho taking Of Monte-Video has occafioned
no great fenfaton, owing to the general hope
that that important place will be retaken like
Buenos Ayres. II would be difficult thing
for the EngIifh to form fettlement that would
create fear of loing Spanifh America. They
would have to contend with the Indians, who
would rally with the Spanards, and in lefs than
two months there would be oppofed to the
conquering army, forces far fuperior to all the
reinforcements which they could receive.
Therefore the public funds have experienced no
alteration in confequence ofths news.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
BoFoa, Juiy "A.

BY veffe from Halifax, we learn that the
news of the Chefapeake had been received
there; that the four men had arrived that DR.
der5 baG been gipen to deliver M all imbrelEd
hmerieanJ, and thai /everaI had been aiJt5arg-
ed That cutter had been dispatched with
intelligence to England. A gentleman from
Halifax fays, two of the men were certainly l.
rifhmen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
sEOR SIZE.

0" oeredH Until tbs ~ Of January nest,
q PAIR Of well broke Carriage HORSEs-Ap.
a ply at the Office Of the ENeyIRER.
July 81. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
FRENCH EMPIRE.

PARIS, May II.
The prefed of Herault has addrefTed to the
editor of the Journal of his department, the fol-
lowing letter
Sir, His majeity the Emperor has announ-
ced to his excelency the minifter of the interi-
or, that every kind of Englifh goods having
been prohibited in the Ottoman empire, the
grand Seignior has teftifed to him his with of
getting French Cloths, and Especially :hoe kind
OF woolens called Chalons and his excellency
the miDifer has charged me with giving this in
formation to the manufacturers of the depart
ment. j have taken proper fteps to inform
them Herewith. nevertheless with you to in
fert the notice in your Journal: The citizens
will learn with peafure that even the enemies
OF France have by .heir violence refored for its
fabricks very important market, of which
they had been deprived for / S years. This cir
cumftance is precious to feiZe upon, and the
manufacturers will not fail of aYailing themfeyes
of it,"
Maybe.
Her majefy the emprefs is expected this e.
venng at Saint Cloud, with the queen of Hol-
land.
General Gardanne, governor of the pages of
his majefy the emperor and kingis appointed
ambafiador TO Perlia he takes along with him
800 French officers of different grades, and 500
artllerIits. The father of this general has for a
long while been Conful. General Of France to
Perfia; he has protected every European there
at the time of the troubles in that country, and
his memory is venerated.
1t is afierted that admiral Duckworth has
blown his brains out.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
A GOOD BARGAIN.
FOR SALE,

HAT qreH kno1On TRACT OF LAND,
Il THE sAPLING GROVE, Thirteen miles BE-
IoqV The toqgn IF abingdon, in W'zI5ington eour-
~, Virginia, containing one fbopland fix bundye6
acres, and including tbe plantation qObeyeon fbt
LATE general EUan Shelly lined. 7bs aubole of
tbiJ !raa is isUsi; great part of it is equal in
quality TO any land on The WcRern qUotsrJ, ba5
man, 7'e'y tine lpring5 upon il, and a .Rr<am
rnaiag hbroRgbh Juifa6ir far any kind of Water
WsrkS, at ell Iralon5 of gear.
H5 a pmebaJer qVontd ebo9jf to Dieqv the pre-
'nyfs, an, further deie,ittion of fbe Land, or Of
the Ua!nabhe Farm thereon, is p1nree6ar,. T6s
tts 10 indjpatabh. To prtveat froablt, TIE
price Is ten f5OnEaad doIiarJ, payable in three
equal annual baJmrass. LikeL1 flares qViH be
taken for any part Of the Purehalr money.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Li7eOls County TX, Nov. 80. 1ay1omg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
coMMUNrcATIoN-JuLY IS.

Mr.. PechiR, In your paper of this morning
you fate that New-York is to be defended by
nine gun-boats. This is a mifake The fact
is, that commodore Rogers will, in a very few
days, have thirty-two Eun-hoats under his conn
mand, which, it ia believed by that gallant Off
Ger will be efficient for the protection Of that
important city agaibft any force except an n-
yading army. s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24

We have been informed by gentleman of
credibi!ity, that the Enquiry into the conduct
of Capt. Barron, has been fufpcnded for the
ptefent, on account of the indfpofition Of Cam
modore PrcbIe. Capt Chsuncey, who was
to have been a member of the court for the pur-
pole, arrived yeferdsy in this city, on his
way TO RewYork, whittier he has been order
ed, in conjunaion with Commodore Rodgers,
for the purpofe of taking efficient mesrnres for
protecting the port of that place Eight or
nine gun-boats, we underfand, will be employ
cd for the defence Of that harbour.
(Bajt. HmeriraH.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24

o. MsHSsy bs @ird day f AHg9f nest, pg,ipsrI hs q
Sesyes Of King William Cepsfy Court, 4yiH be %i4,
on the frewgs,s tie 6igtsa biIdsy, for ssssy m.n.y,
70 much of the
TJNRACf OF LAND, whereon Francis Wen
Qusrles now rehdes, in the upper part Of faid
County, will rsiie the fun Of FIVE hundred dollars
and interelt from the sra day Of January lat, with
inia additional fam for eoas of ut aud charges of
fsle.
BEVERLEY RoBINsoN,7
JOHN FOX 1'~"'
July l.. say4v.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
E*fraa Of letter from Halifax, dated cune

The noted pirate Rofs, with Is of his af1o.
clates, (French, Spaniih, and American), arriv-
ed on Friday aft in the floop Driver, which on
the 18th init. captured the pilot-boat fchooner
FL Boiaria5, of one gun. fitted out at ST. Au-
guitne. They may all be buug-if no COM
milton is foand."
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be intelligence of the attack on the Chefa.
peake was fen express to Halifax in his Britain
NC MaJeay'S brig Columbia, and from thence
to England ih;d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24

=. we may have fome erroneous reports refpec-
ing the alarming affair in the Cheiapeske, but
we oeiieve they exceed Us al Halifax. One to-
~ there was that the American frigate fired
nfi,.another that the gunner of the Melampus,
deierter, wa among the perfons killed ON
oodfo the Cheiapeake. BoRon Palladium.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
PUBLIC NOT'E'E

WILL be offered for sale a. pubEis,
= w vendue, on the 9Th inst. at the
late dwelling house of John BOYD, sen.
decd. near the head Eof Tuse ARIA In
Berkeley County. three several T'ffactt
Of Land. Of which the said John 30, 4;
ssn. died seized and possessed 10 said
County, containing BY patents, 2st
acres; there are three Dwelling Houses,
one Barn, very convenient Dis.illeryIs
and other convenient Buildings on said
Laud--Alarge orchard Of valuable Fruit
trees, consisting Of applrs, ounces,
pears, plumbs, damsens, and some peatir
tfees--about IS acres Of MeatloW now in
god order, and as much fnirr may ed
sitv be made-abous one third OF The
Lapd is cleared aud enclosed. -: :
ALSO At the same time ana Staee
will be offered for sale, ayariefx ofper-
sonaI properly, consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furaiture, several Feather
Beds and Bedding, Farming 1mple.
rsents, Horses, Cows, Sheep aud Hogs |,
Apple Brandy and Cyder. Part Of said
property belongs to the estate Of the said
-Joha Boyd, deed, add part to the estate
ofSarah Boyd, dee'd. The terms win
be made known on the day ofsale-The
sale will commence about ten O'Clock.
ELISHA BOYD. Execu.dr.
N. B. Eight or ten barrels Of RYE
Whisky will be offered for sale 1t the tina
and place before mentioned. =.
Feb. Is, 1907. --E BOYD.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
TAKE NOTICE.

NT7HEREASmy Negroes have here.
wv tofore been in the practice Of steal.
Ing property from me- and disposing Of
it 70 others this Is therefore to forwarn
al those engaged in this Illegal uatc, th,.
am determined to prosecute every per.
son whotmay in msure'b known to deal
in any iaanner with my slaves, without
awritsen license from me. -
E THOMAS GRlGGS, ssz'r.
Febs IS, 1907. g =-7' 81.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
LAST NOIlLE.

n LII persons-indebted to the estate Of
IA Joseph Evans, sen. decd, late Of
Berkeley County, in any manner what
ever, are for the last time requested to
make payment Immediately, a. NO loa-
ger indulgence viii! be given.
Persons having claims against said es-
tate, are also desired 70 bring them -
for settlement, on or before the 23rd
inst. Or they viii be excluded from re.
eeiSing payment; as it is determined d
have all the affairs Of said estate settled
by that time.
ROBERT SNODGRAss, Err.
=, Feb. IS, 1907. w. ., -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

to the plantation Ut ,ne SUBJ
~ seriber near OPeckon bridge, some
time ago, four stray sheep. viz. thres
white yews two Of them marked with Z
crop out of the under pare Of the right
ear and hole in the lrft. the other has
crops off both ears aud hole 10 one-the
other white wether marked the same a.
the two fist-Thc owner IL requested
to prove property pay charges and take
them away.
..-. ISAAC VANMETRR.
Feb. IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

GOOD, md she diyidsnd thereafter % be
paid % such soc holder, (as ven upon.
the money regularly paid, . upon that
paid after default shall Be ealenlated on
b from the time when said instalment
shall Be made good. d - - :,
Ariieie 8. No subseriber Or stoekhol-
der, or member of the said company,
shah Be snswerakle IN his person or indi-
.sidnal propeftyfbr any contract Or en-.
gaeement Of the said eompeny, orfor .
ny losses, deficiencies or failures Of the
capital afock ofthe said company, but the
1hdls e he said capital ssoek, together
with IN property, rights and efedits, be-
loneing % the said institution, and no
thing more, shall q. IN times Be sns1er-
ahle for he dehands sSsinse de said
lsasls /. The .i.irrof i. bsnl Ih.il
De tnanake BY ten directors and 4 presi-
dens seven Of whom, andthe president,
shallfssidein Washinston sonney; one
10 nAlsimots cennty, one in Frederick
county, and. one IN Allefany county ;
shese directors shall be chosen ~ the
teockholdersin person Or by proxy, In
HagerssT Town on the first Monday IN
May, 1905, and - the krse MondSy IN
NAV in every year thereafter; md When
thastats acA1ises he FiEht of choosing 4
director. the stockholdp fssshsil choose
one director lessin Washinkt un county ;
pndnntil the election for directors, a. q.
fpresaids = b order shak this ,inksitutio1
may 20 into opezskipn . soon d conveni.
emily may ~ the aiEairs Of the bank shaIl
be conducted b. Nathaniel Roehestes,a b
president i and Elie Williams, Thomas
Sprigg. William Fitzhueh, Charles
Carroll, Jacob Zeller, Samuel Hughes,
JON. William Heysef, Samuel clsaest,
IBaltimore) John M'Phersou, Frede.
rich. TOWN. and William NJ, kfahon,
( Anegany) q disectcrs, Who shailhave
the power % appoint / cashier and such
other oikcers . dizzy shall deem neeessa.
", and shah 90 IN IN othsr things reiA-
dive % this instinuron, % fully a. The
President and directors, hereafter % be
appointed BY the sfoekholders, khali be
authorised to do, except that the emu
Psnsasion 70 be allowed 70 The president
Of the bank shall be fixed and determined
y the hrss aireciors 10 Be chosen by the
ssoskho!ders.: ga ffss
s Asi1c!. .. IN shoosing directors, the
stoskholdsrs shall De entitled to vote .
follows: For one share, and not exeeed-
ing TWO, one vote; for every two shares
sDove t~o, ana NOS exceeding Ten, one
yose ! for everyfolr shares above ten,
and not exseedlng thirty, one vote for
every s'x snsres above thirty, and not
SIXTY, one vote Tor every
eight shares above sixty, and mot exceed-
ing one hundred, one vote and fnr eve
~ ten shares above. one hundred. one
vote but no person or body polite shall
be entitled TO greater number than thir.
9 votes, ard ah voses u ELECTIONS for.
directors shall be by ballot, delivered IN
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
ARTlcLEs toP ASSOCIATION
t n - "a % rHE 1865 So :.
HAcE&S-T0wN BANK

ipf company. 70 = cailed md tnown by
ths name of The HACERS-TOWN
BANK. md Do hersly Md ourselves,
and our leeal represeninklvee, % the OBJ
serssnss 81 ne follpuilk srtieles, viz.
Asficiel lAe capital siock ofthe said
Back shall 81 limited 3 I've hundred
tholsend dollar, g eonsist q IN thop.
san1 Shsses az City dollsn each, ope tentm
.part .therecf. oe ope lhopssnd shares,
'shalihe reserved 56e she ~, and henekt
Of stass Of Maryland, j. % Be snbseyib.'
-Sddksneh manner . ne isTislatnFe my
di;feck; provided, finf liie state shall nos'
dfaW . dividend O = srsster sum thans
shah hepaid upoli Suc6 skaresi .and the
ys.haiHisR nine fhoslsliA sharss : Be-
ssuhsefibeA agreeably ~ de .alloethent'
l.rsih after mensi6S 81, Ay openinR sob.
.scsiptions q the fdllowine plsces, unders
It airceiioa e IL foiI11rns 'iefsons.
tvie. ~. !. -
AZ 1lsksrs. Town, ~ 500 shsffsa, ~
yacob Schnebly NlastL;ss ShaGuer,
Msstia Ksrshner, Hsnry $hafer md IL
cob 7. IDwson.. So ~ y,
AZ BSitinors,- Tor 1000 ihares. by
Luke Tierian. James I. Havk,ns, Chris
lin Keller, 'yliiliainn DIasthsws md Gle
menf Brooke. I. 7.l,,ss j sii,.sys IL & -. :.
A. tksaeriek- Town, for i0oo shafes,
~ Jehe SsAley, George Baer, jun. Law.
renee Nrenele, Roger. B. Tansy and
Gepxgs cfeagsr. jun. 80 Il - 6
RAT AIiddlctoWn, n Eredesirk eounsy,
tor 500 sharea, b.; Joseph Swearineen,
REpderiek SsempiA James Nesle, Tho
nsk Mstlow md Thomas Hawkins. II!
AZ Euthheflaia, b Alleeany county,
Dr. 500 sharss, b Hsneoe Briseoe,
;Janes, Seosf, Benjanin 1omiinSon, D.
vid Lynn md Thomas HealLs IS
Articlf Z. u shall Be die duty Of the
pte.ideufnad direetoss hereina ppoin.ed,
- H1vS yhes artieles Of this association
.lrinted y, de nshepapers &C Hagers.
To- The Herald nd Republion Ad.
voeate. b Fsedsriek- Tou1, he Federal
611ktig nj Ansrieah, nj Baltimore,
md d The pepers III ChamherSburr, Ii.
reenl yissnis. lPd ! lsrt;nsburs. invir.
Rinlas ol1o, % prepAfe and trHnsynit %
De eomnissi saers sioresaid Z copy Of
ne sFtieee;o L this peission. -. I,
: 4Stsk s The masterpieces shaIl be
apened 9 he plaees before neusionsd by
dc eoin6aissioners, or any two Of them.
enthe krst Monday i March neat, and
yemain open for threedays, from 10 10 S
o'clock, eseh day. unIess Tie allotted
..nnmber q shares ere soonersubscribed
.snd II der shsllhe suhscribed, o., che
,1rsf day n opedin1 lse tlIbseription., :,
my q the sforessid riaess,. ! stteater
Snn6sr a. sharss shan are silot,.d, he
eommissioasrs shalk iashe 6rs, instance.
reduce ,hs hiehsss srhscIipsions, but II
sueh reduction shall noe Ssing de sub |
seripsions down % he nnmbsr allos,ed.
fken thsv dan 81 loe deierniae vho.s
sub,eIiptiops ,haiI pssssjI q % whom |
the shares shall bsonk |; ~ L shall Sc |
u 20 - " - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

Jefferson County, g., $3.50
November Court, 1906.
Joseph Brown, Complainant,
q, Against -.
Alexander Saunderson and John
Young, def'ts.
In CHANcERY.
THE defendant, Alexander Saun.
I derson, not having entered his ap-
PeTanee agreeable to an act Of Assem-
by and the rules Of this Court, and Il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
that the said Alexander Saunderson 10
not an inhAbitant Of this c Commonwealth
uPonthe motion of,he said Complainant.
BY his counsel. il is ordered that The aid
Alexander Ssuuderson do appear here
= on the second Tuesday in April next. 10
answer the bill Of the Complainant, and
that copy OF this order be forthwith IN
serted 10 the Eerkeley md 1efferson In.
tsilgescer for two moushs succes,iyeiy,
and posted at the door Of the Court.
House Of said County. H., -
4 A Copy. Tesse, We
rs. GEORGE HITE, Gle.
.s,-za =. = sttg5 az Us s. - =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
.HrM Gover Seed S

THE ssb,cribe, has jast seceiued. &
quantity Of rncflienf Fresh CLOSf
FER SEED, which he sriN sell on lou
terms, WALTER B. SELB7.t I
d Shebherd,s- To1vn. Febsl3 ,. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Fail and H,nfer GoOd5.

Cram & Atherton,
HAVE imported, per the nib Josrpr
from Liverpool the following Goods
5 Bales ahorted Baizes
DO black, whire and yellow Flannel,
lone yard wide and extra fine
5 do role Bankers
do point do twi'd & nntv;rd
2 90 black, bite, crab and olive Pear
noughts
Z do Coatings, fashionable colours, fome
extra fine
8 do blue Broadcoths
DO dark-mixt, drab & olive do
2 do BET wen Of England VI faf,;on.a
bic colors
do do do do CsTimeres
do blue, mizt and drab pta;n,
do drab Kerfeys
2 do well-aforted Stufs
DO common fancy Swauldowns and
Turkydowns
Do fancy ftriped and fpo,ted Cords
do elegant T0iinets and NiiItonftripet
new nyle
Trunks well aGort-d worried & Lambr-
wool Hofe
2 Cafes black and olive velvets
do Tabby Cords
do Linen Checks
! do fancy Malabsr FIdkfs
2 Trunks elegant fix Chambrav.
do common Caiicoes
do fuperfne do
2 do iuperfne fuPerfne do
do elegant faihionable printed Robes,
= London work
The above Goods viii lie fold on the moN
advantageous terms, by the piece ar leakage
only They expect per the Henry from Iiv-
erPoOl, and the Pc1r7 ard Nt7D- Goisa IRON
London, (via Bottom Z large additional iup-
ply of Fancy and Fashionable Goods, wti,h
will render thcir aaorment very complete.
POT & PEARL ASHES wanted i, above!
Sept. u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
- scctffpto0ffrp -

Dauis Floyd, who was lately convict
ed Of a Misdemeanor, rs petty in
BrRR's h9'rid conspiracy, after being
5-ntcnced TO 4 fine Uf TEN dollars,
and THREE HOURS imprisonment,
has since been appointed Clerk to the
Legislature Of the indiana Territory /! I!
- rs ne Court 5c"ors zphich Floyd
zals tried, 7pere all DEMOCRATS ) The ju-
~ zvhich convicted him DEMOCRATS /;
and The Legislature 7ghich ahhoin'ed him
their Clerk, Rt1er conviction all GENUINE
democrats, 70c shall ike 70 see ho7v their
brsther democrats his zgay, 7viH get
OVer, or UNDER me SENTENCE and the
APPOINTMENT Or 7yLat they 7yiA say
Of the DISPOSITION IF their sou,h 7yc8t-
err BRETHREN i-.Nezv- York hater.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
SbakeJbearf'5 PLAYS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS for MsHyoe II F,aa1is' e.
- d't,on of shakespeare Plays, now pub
lilhing in Bolton, received at the ook fore
Of ISAAC ADAMS, No z, Ij6-Fyeet
CONDITIONS
This work will be printed in duodecimo
volumes and be delivered at SO cents per vol
in extra boards, payable on delivery
An engraved Title Page, with head of
the author fhall accompany each volume
An alphabetical Iit of fubferibers names
fhal be given with the lalt volume
~ Three volumes are already printed, a
fpecimen Of the work may be feen as above.
Nov &c CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Exhibition :. at URi0n-HaH.

s Exhibition at Union Hall.
Mr. SHAW, RESPECTFULLY informs the La
AZ dies and Gentlemen Of Portland, that
he intends exhibiting two or three evenings
mo-e ia this town, viz Monday, Tuelday,
SJc-
This EUsning, Msn-&y Nov. 10,
in addition TO the many petitions ard maneu-
vres of Activity which Mr.. S. has heretofore
performed IN this town, on the
Fight Rope and Slack Wire,
he intends pretending thofe who may attend
this evening, with the wonderful feat of the
BALLOON; which no perfon ever could
complete but himlef-He will rapidly afcend
the whole length of the hall, from the floor
TO the top of the gallery, itanding on AIS head
wiki boat hanging below him, with two
young ladies in it, and defend again in the
fame ionilhing manner. ~ Wonderful as
this may appear, the public are ahured it can
be done without danger, as repeated trials
have proved.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

At Eridgwater, after a courtship Of three
DAYS Mr.. Jonathan Hayden, aged 70, to
Miss Joanna Packard, aged 20. -
In Falmouth, [Me } Deacon solomon Has
kell, aged %, - Mrs Qunby, aged 76
The pious Deacon, who is an exerlbl ~
christian, w-s 10 doubt fully impressed
with the truth contained in the 18th '. Cen
Uses, H.
In tins town, BY the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg,
Mr.. John Lane, Of Brunswick, to Miss Mary
Lee-Mr Edward Bell, 20 Miss SALLY
Hudson.-Mr. Charles Clapp, merchant Of
Bath, to Mrs Rachel Arnold.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
LOAF SUG4R.

IUST received by CHARLES g JOHN
! FOX, 80 calks Philadelphia LOAF SU
GAR-which they offer very cheap for cath
Or on libeI al credit.
4Hh0--in Store,
Complete adortment Of Philadelphia CAM
BOOSES
Few tons LTNCUMVTFA
10 tons NAIL PLATES
Hyfon and Hyfon-ikin TEAS
so bbls. clear, navy, mefs and cargo No.
], PORK
Together with general aliortment Of
Ship Cbaratiy.
Nov J6 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
- Fencing ScbooL.

Mr. DELANDE, informs thole gentlemen
AZ who III to fub(cribe for his Fencing
School, that lublcriPtion paper is lodged
with capt. LeVi B,adje, for the purpofe O. re-
ceiving their names. AS no more THAI S
icho'ars can be admitted a. time, thoie who
are inclined to attend will do we'll to apply
Immediately. To commence the IN Of De-
cember next Terms dollars for thofe gen.
tlemen who attended his fchooI Taft winter, and
10 dolls for new fchollars, per quarter.
~ Thole gentlemen who may pleafe 10
fuhcribe, are requslted to meet at Mr. Bee
mans Inn, in Fore ltreet, on the 25tA of Nov.
init for conlutauon. Nov ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

~ Doors TO be opened at +, and perform
ance to begin precifeIy at o'Glock-At the
requelf of feveral Respectable characters, Mr..
Shaw has fet part this evening for the recep-
ton otnoEe but Genteet Company; as no Tick
cts will be fold under 75 cents, of cour(e no
boys will buy. Mrs afiu-es the public that
no dhoiderly perfons ihall be admitted into
the room; and every attention fhaII be paid
70 render the evening agreeable For further
particulars fee the Bills Of the day Nov is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Pease,

HAS for pr ate ials at his auction room,
: Fore-Rreet,
Live Geele Feathers, warranted OF the frlt
qualities
Bayonne, Rufla, and Llbon do. by bale
or lels.
Bed Ticking various prices and qualities
Spsniih Float and Carolina Indigo
"A general sfortment Paper Hzlgings, and
bordering
50 boxes hel brown Soap.
100 groce gilt COAT buttons, few Ps. Linen,
a fmali alo-tment Closhs, Veivets, Shirting
Hoflsry, Royal Weted ca .neres, &c. &c. az
prices pul;hIe
Jnly . 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
u The Barbsr'S Strip.
ISAAC ADAMS,

No. 2, FJ&-Frra,
HAS for fale, the m. Cd, Cd and tth num-
= = bers of the BHkBER'S SHOP" kept
by Sir DAVID RAZOR, Grand Secretary to The
worihipful aGociation of free and accepted
BARRIERS ihaver to his venerability the depl-
~ fcribe Of lie ancient and honorable Ro. iii
S0HcLe Sc iety, branch No, ia; wtStherwiie-
general to his own family and neighborhood;
ltory-telIer; "gnsCEy J" obferver Of men and
manners; joke-cracker neeve Laughter, sc.
u. Ce. Nnv. is