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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13
FreM Vlcto,les oysY the French.
Akona, .Narch 90.

HR0hG. AGdrcH ~. :
Extract Of {, pYivate letter.
The advices tha gave been received
hexe since my last fon she combined
stuSsian and ,;P,ussian armies. are Of the
MOST gratifying oa:ars. Il h French 1t
th.egs go on as they have h@gan. will have
no further occasion o issue their Builetsns,
~ impose onthe creduious par, IF he pub.
Ii. as they viii b. obliged to retreat much
quicker than they came.
..On ,he lar. ipstans Gen. Bennisgs MS
nesd quarters were at Heilsperg, the chief
town of EYmelaad in East Prussia, stu
ed on The river Ale, where he,had re-
:e'vsd the insingna of the order Of ST. AM.
drew as token of ,he great, satisfaction
hat his sovereign feels for his signal ser
vices and this mark Of distinction was &C.
companie d by an addi,ieD TO, his salary OF
twelve hundred robles. He had broken
apfram Ko,ningsberg already on the 24th
utt. The Prussians underGeneralL ostoco,
were ON his right wing General Los.
toco's head quarters werr at 'Pe'ersw; ID.
On the Goth ult. the French gained 40 ,ad.
van.age over the Rassiaas, and occupied
the town Of Braunsbo,g on the Baltic. from
whence they dislodged the Russians bat
the latter returned TO the attack on the 9th
ALI. when both psr.its became masters Of
the place, and alternately lost it again
Those conflicts were most bloody; ADD the
bravery and lion,ike courage. and pe.se-
verancc of the Russians. after daily bat.
tie. with the enemy. from the 26sh plt 70.
the Ssh instant maintained the field OF
Braunsberg. which was seen 10 Hasnes on
the 9Th instant. Tn this place and near
Heilsperg the French Jeff near. fifteen thou
sand dead on the field. Near the latter
place the French general Lefebvre is Sad
TO have been taken prisoner wnh 5000
men. Napoleon's head quarters were OK.
peeted at Thorn ON the 8 b ins,ant; and
though the French had a considerable
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13
Aleraaorta Dajlp ADVERTISER.
WEDNESDAY, MAYls.

vi "A RRl T. -, last evening, VII lHdrf1H
George, of Lancaster county, Va. to Miss
Kline, eldest daughter Of Gabriel Kline, Of
this town.
In Paris papers Of the 17th Of March,
under the S.. Petersburg head il is stated,
that the emperor Alexander was constant.
ly in council With his 'sInisters that the
capital & neighboriug governments warm
&c with troops, marching to the armies I;
tina, 200 600 muskels were daily expected
from England: that the emperor had re
solved 10 march all his dlspossble force to
he ,hea,res ct war in Pcand. Turkey and
Persia aud tia; immense convoys of pro-
visions and forage were CONTINUALLY passing
for the army in. Poland. Prince Cons.an
tine had gone into'Turkey.
The Freoeh describe the Russian career
10 Turkey as rapidly successful. But that
she Ouomans are r.sing 10 toice,to oP.
pose IT,
ffas s asEsss
DIED. last evening, atser d Ing ripg
illness (which she bore with christian fostl.
.ude) Mrs.~JANE BACON, wifs st Mr..
lanes Bscon. of his Town Her frleuds
are lnvi,ed 70 attend her tunes al tomorrow
afternoon, AT 5 a'cltrk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13

force, consisting Of their oWn troops and
the German and Polish troops at Elblng,
yer BY the latest accounts they have been
driven back, and general Bennisgep kept
continually advancing The Russians are
about to receive two great reiniorcenents
each OF $4,000 mea, one Of which will be
under the command of the Grand Duke
Constantine. A private letter from Der.
,lin Of the 14th isst. says, that l alleyraad
besides great number Of The diplomauc
corps, ieturned thithef via Breslaw, ln,Si.
.lesia, thinking the other no longer safe.
Bonaparte was daily expected"
A leuer from Thorn says the French
Lost 1000 men, Eve generals, forty seven
Paeces of cannon, and Is eagles:
An article from Berlin however of the
18th, In The Hamburg papers, mention 40.
thing of any battles, and says he French
head quarters and Bonaparle, were still! at
Ostefode on the 9th.
-. Gottenburg. March is.
Letters from Copenhagen received by
the pos, of 10 day, STATE that another SO
we're battle took place the end Of las.
mouth. IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13
IA
SHIP ,MH + E NEWS.
AdzA SfSsNA
1ssssaSaaaasEssx
Port of. Alexandrsa.
SHIP

ARRIVED,
Ship New York. from New York, in
ballast, to James Patton.
Ship John Aodrews. 6S days from IL.
verpool, wiki salt, to- VIM. Hodgsen.
Slcop Uo,ty, captain Hand, from Phila
delphls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13
SPRING GOODS.
iona. and Mdhlou SehoJfeM,
Have just received, large and general ass
saortment Of
SPRIMG Go0De,
SUITABLE TO TIE SEASON,

.sOI IA aI'11 70 I 2 u hENSUN,
AND respectfully INFORM their friends and
the pubiic in general that they have removed
their store to the south side Of King street,
Just above John Ramsay 's--And have also CT
peped A NEW STORE, next door above
Charles Bennett's, on King street, where they
Will sell. at wholesale or retail. on the most
reasonable terms, for cash, or acc, ptan, es in
town.
May l3 ecsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13
Aarch 4S.

a)xafc6 30.
The mail due on Sunday, arrived yes,er.
day evening, and broughs intelligence Of
great importance Reinforced and supplied
with every necessary, the Russians arc a.
gain assuming the offensive, and advancing
against the inp;ncibls Bonaparte, who 40
longer finding bic season Of repese on the
Nislnla, is falling backto Beriia. Though
his head quarters were stated 60 be a. Os.
ierode on the 9th, he Is said to have been
seen on that day at Thorn. The foreign
am bassadors at Warsaw, the whole tribe
of envoys and ministers from the subjees,
princes aud allies OF Frante. have been
ordered TO folisw Talleyrand 70 Berlin. Il
is SAID even, in1privase letters, that the
Russians have pushed their advaneedp posts
70 Warsaw, and that the French have ex-
psrienced another defeat near Inorn.--
Want and tilsaif scsion arc also operating in
support of the Russians. and whole di.
vision of grenad 4ers, said TO be Oudinot's,
is stated to have gone over to the Russians.
I hey had been pere nPtorliy ordered oy
Bonaparse TO make an attack when they
had no. had any sus.enauce fer thirly-slx
hours.
The action Of Braunsberg, on the &c b,
was followed by others most obsunatsty
consested-the town was often taken and
retaksn; ii was at last burnt; it covered
the LEFT wing ct The Ffenen and prevented
ii from being turaed. These aatidus are
saids have taken place on the 27sh, % h
and 18th. The Cossacks did eminent sesv
ice. On one OF those days they cut 10
pieces aho d sion of French cayaIiy
Of 1000 men. 1872.
NageSs burg isto be Immediately suppl
ed With provisions and necessarles for a:
long siege. Does this look like Bona
psrte's brlng a. Petersburg by May day
IN the rear too of he Preach positions,
RESURRECTION is gaining Strength and con
6dence daily The communicated be-
tween Sseuin and Thorn is almost entire.
ly CO, Eff
When tyrsnts meet with reverse OF
fortune. suspicion ALWAYS haunis them,
The invlneiblc Napoleon impating his
wans of success % MS officers, is said 10
have accused several of hem IF rrcasoa.
His to mer tsy rite Duroc is reported %
have incurred his dispeasnre, and TO have
been sent back 70 Frame under ,an escor,
Of gems d'arms
6 Il is imagined in the brs. Informed IA.
val circles, that the. French squadron of
sh,ee sail pf The linz aud ir,gste, full OF
sscops which escaped few nights since ut
Of the outer road OF erest,,are gopeto the
E. ladies. It
March 27
Two Gosteobu'g mails arrived hrs morn
ing. ard two Big from Huaum. They have
brought great and most taYoraklS INTEL,
gencs.
FxeM VICTORIES oyer The French.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23

restore tran4uility in youripwn breast IS
IN your dominions. If yon never again
Ind in mesn ally you win End . man de.
sirous Of Only making wars when. india
pensably necessary 70 the policy Of my
people, and not 70 shed bloodi na contest
with sovereigns who have with me no OPP
position ofiadns.ry, commerce and poll
ey. A.2Egs * 's% i
Ipray yonr maiesty 70 see in this letter
nothing But the desire that | have Sfspa-
ring the blood Of men, and 70 withhold
from anation that geographically Rinnot
be 1t enmity with mine, the bitter q rets
ofhaying too much listened 10 ephemeral
sentiments that are excited and calmed
90 easily among the people.
= pray to God, Sir, my Brother, TO
keePyou IN his holy and sacred keeping.
Your majessy's good BrOther,
(Sigued] . NAPOLEON.
IN my Ampvil Camp. eiGerG the il2th
0eisber 1905. ~;
!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23

BY she lower class Of the s7suish people.
tie same As the English, because thev
speak The same language; and that the
government there does not, by any means
appear to be friendly to the Americans
Of which it may be given as proof tina.
the Spanish merchants have drawn up a
representation to the royal audience, re.
questing that the royal order, permit
ting American vessels to go The river
Plate, may not Be carried into effect.
andit is thought their request viii! be
complied with.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23

the Eas.ern states Gen. Wilkinson
was making every preparation to defend
the city--every seaman in port would be
put in recrisi;ion. !. y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23
N. ORLEANS IN AN UPRoAR;
= ~ NEW.YoRR. Ianl,sru 10 -

Last night at lafe hour, III. Sr;S
lhstiA M'Donald, arrived from New
Orieans-she sailedthe oh Dec. by pe .r
mission, with Bonaltson on board win
dispatches 70 government frsm zen.
Willinsoa-an snbafgo having Been
laid the day before on Axe vessel.
The alarm and hustle as that plae. s
more easily imagined Than descr;b.d
bUhk was % be t Natehez on de aoth
Of Dec. with 1000 Omen, md 4ooU K -
taekians wers 70 follow immediaielv....
his object The subjnga.ion &c Merieo
and the 'epsraiion Fl De Wes.srn from
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23
PARIS, Oct. 50.

IL
quieu, Who set out from 6era on the
18th Of Oet. 1905, &C 70 o'clock A. NJ. ]
and arrived ii HE camp 81 Gen. Hohen-
Lobe at4 P. M. Gen. Hohenlois detain-
ed thar Officer and took ESom him the
letter Ae was the bearer 81. The army
Of the King Of PrussiA was 9 leagues
farther back. / This Prince then ought
to have received the letter Of the Emper-
or at the. latest AZ gin theevenine. They
assure. however, that Sc never received
ithefore The i4th Il 6 in the morning
thai Il 70 saw. when th.y lad already Sc.
gan % light. j. 49,.
Itis likewise repotted that the King
ofPrnssia then said :-Alf this le,ser had
arrived sooner. Derhaps Ne would not
have fought, but die heads ofthose young
men are elated IN such ! unanner, that II
there had been,yesterday anv mention Of
peace. Ieouid not have brought back 10
Berlin one third part ofm army. =.
Sra, nj BaornsH ~
@IHAYE only, received. on the nh
the letter of your Majesty ofthe 25th of
September 1 am sorry that Won have been
nsS. 4 .;sr ,h.s IRA - nsnnh,.,s T
5000 i, onlv = n,o.e,. :, yo,.. In, I
.haii neyer .ity;b,,,e = Won, Ma;..sy III.
,Sin., eon,.;n.d .h.,.;ns-..n s,s eontrs.
= = vo,,r $1,000, ~ h. horo,,r of
bod. I p;ty ,nd despise he writer; Of
s,,e6 I varL ~. r.e.;vsd ;mm.d;.
.tSiv aii.r q. -. ~ .c,,, ,.;r;.,e, ,f
"a. ~ &c 0.,ahsr W., h.ve .;vsT
~, !. r.rl.s,,o,,. e., Il. al "a !. !
49,, 800, Ih.,. -. 40, ,.,o !. /.
I-s.r 1. ~ 80. e So. ~ ~" Ny,
,,,.,, M.;...., 49,. 49, = =. r.. 10y
49,. r. sy 80; "s'. =, -. m., 49, 80
lo6e contend witk me IL for victory. q,
hut Why shosld We shed 90 much
hood fer what end III shslI hold .ths;
same lanruare 70 Won that / hsy. held
tothe Emperor Alexander two tlays be-
fore The battle of Au,serli,z.. +S-W6uld 10
Heaven thar men. either sold or fanat;.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

IN Newbaryport. Caps. VIM. Afffurd
aged IS.
In Ipfwich, on Friday laft Mrs. Either
Fowler, aged IS next day her husband MIR.
Jofeph Fowler, aged 81.
!" IN bsrtf msa's tie rObiea -u,rf Of CNi.''
AT Scarborou n, on the 6rit int. aged rs
Years, the Hon WILLIAM THoMPsos, Efq
Chief Juitice of the Court of General Self MS
of the Peace for the County of Cumberland
If meek and quiet fpirit--If focal and
domeftic virtues-If department which gain
the eteem and love of ones neighbors-Ii
good fenle and impartial jultice--H integrity
and uprightneis--if piety and devotion--In a
word, If the pure principles of the chriffian
religion. are valuable tracts in the character
of man, that of Jultice Thompion was truly
eltimable.
AS he lived virtuous and godly life, in
death, has doubtless introduced his foul to
glory and to the rewards prepared for all
fuch, in the man6ons of eternal blifs For
3t1Sd are He dsaS tDbo Dire IN tbt Lo,d."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
limited Sfates Rsvenue.

From documents prefented 'ongrefs nv me
Treafury Department it appears, that the ac-
tual tonnage of the u. s. on the SIN Dec
1905, might be eflimated at about i,os4,so
The enrolled veiTels employed in the eoajqiae
trade, at the clofe of the year 1905, was
sol 1886 6s-95th tonnage ;-the licenfed vef.
fels under 90 tons, employed in do wa,
81 ,2e6 7s-95ths the enrolled veffels licenf-
ed for the zDbaLe feey amounted to sos
Is e5ths do. for the cod fiery 48,47e
so e5ths; the licenfed vefrels under 90 ton.
for do go s7-95ths the regi0ered vef-
fes which were employed in .ta,e,gn tradr, and
the amount of regifered tonnage of the u ,
at the clole Of the year 1905, was 1884
22-e5ths During the year 1905, l2s,5o7
.-e5ths, tons new vefTels were built
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Real Enate for Sale.

THE fubfcriber offers for fale portion OF
a his REAL ESTATE, in 1homaston
con6fting of his Dwelling Houfe, with IA
acres of Land adjoining thereto, and the vari-
Gus Out Buildings thereon which preient TO
the purchaler the following advantages viz.
A large and handfome fquare Dwell
ling Honfe, with four rooms on floor, TWO
ftories high, with very convenient Kitchen
and Buttery beneath the lower ifory, and an
excellent cellar, the whole completely 6nifhed
in handfome lille every room, excepting
the kitchen, being papered and painted--A
very commodious stable, % by 80 feet, built
the laff fummer and well clapboarded, new
Barn in the rear of the aforementioned fable
and other necefiary Out Buildings-all new
ly panied and in complete repair, be6des an
excellent and never failing well Of water.
hey are in the centre Of territory,
population and buiinefs in the town of Thorn
alton, very near the Main st. Georges riv
er and directly upon navigsble branch there
of, and upon the Ealfern poit road prop
erty of this kind and thus 6tsated is mott ell
igible either for a man of leifure or bu6nefs
and will be fold on the mott liberal terms So
Apply to the fubfcriber.
HENRY J. KNOX.
Note "A valuable Aquedud, with
(, mol plentiful Founta n, fhosld il be wifhed
will he fold with the above, f4id Aq~educt
at little expenie, might fuppIy 20 Of tbs
neighboring families
FEB. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
CONGRESS.

Ifany thing more was wanting in
the political character Of our S0lonaons
at Washington, to fill up their measure
Of folly and absurdity, it may BE- found
in their proceedings for providing
means Of national defence. 10000
dollars voted to fortity sea-coast Rear
" 1900 mites III rrtent--at the same
time vote to throw away 25o,00e DOL
LARS in building mus7Hetoe macy, for
the magnanimous and patriotic pur.
pose of rotting in the eastern branch Of
the Potomac; or of Navigating the
hogs of Louisiana in pursuit Of Col
Burr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

TIE neEc Judiciary System, as recon.
zqendcd BY democrats both by hreeett ant
e.ramhie.
At Nashville, (Tennesee) on tn,
evening of Jan. ist. the E1igy q
Col. Burr was burned on the publ
square of that town. "A great numb
ofthe citizens were assembled and az
peared much gratiGed :" Neve
having been convinced Of he utility o
this mobocracy mode of bringing O
Tenders to justice or of administering
the laws, vet we have no doubt but tn,
this system of jurisprudence Is perfect
ly in unison with the spirit of demo
cracy and modern republicanism.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
COMMUNIC At Ed.
Ma. AsAMs,

Ma ADAMS,
IoBSERvE the Legislature of this nate
has appointed GEoRor ULhER, Elq of Lin
colnville, Major General Of the tenth Divifon.
This appointment has been objected to in
the Bottom papers, on the ground that Gen.
Grossly and Cen. CooPEs are fuperceded in
confequence Of il.
Qae,s 1.-THE distributors Of equal and er-
aa jultice'' for the Diltri6t of Maine, will
greatly oblige many of its citizens by inform
ing them, if all the officers in the tenth Uivi-
ion, from the Generals down TO the fever
al Enhgns, are not ALTO luperceded-and
whether, agreeable to the militia laws of this
Commonwealth, they are not entitled to their
disc srge Is having been fuperceded
histo Je regretted that our" all powerful"
lictators at headquarters fhould 70 far feel
,ower and forget right" as to difcard the
,rinciple of rotation IL otscs," which they have
r long been harping about.-However I'M
.ieafant thing it may be to introduce poll
tics into the militia, we have es ampIes If il
from the Legislature and ielf-defence,
winch is the frlt law Of nature, requires that
We fhould profit by Il.
A SUBALTERN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Clnrrai Sratm Of PIRACY.

4 .nuears the decree of Bonaparte agalnh
r-,-,rd = totake immediate efed and grants
:. F5encb urivateecs full liberty TO capture the
xeael, of the United States, and every othec
neutral power, having on board brItlih mer-
chandize or The produce OF Great Britain or
any ~ her colonies. 4 10 an AGt on the part
of the French government unprecedented IN
,he annals of commercial hiItory, and cannot
he confidered as any thing ihort of general
iy(tem Of piracy and piunder.
What man is therethat feels the leah regard
for the in:eret ard proiperity of this country
bur nun view with forrow and indignation
rhe pail conduit of the prefent administration
The victories of the all conquering Bonaparte
will foou place this c'"utry "a an alarming
and diifreiing ftuation Our commerce eh-
pcied and Geysaeslsi, will tail al cay prey 20
m. ha-pies OF France. We have not hngie
,ri,ra,e ft for fervice, aud every man that
owns inber !head let his politics be what
they nav, will acknowledge that Mr.. JefEer-
IONS gss boar Macy, isSas uGeleis in the protec-
sion Of our navigation, as the clamihells on
the TOP of the Andes would be. Had the
plan which tie federzlifts adopted for eitab
Lihiag permanent naval force been adhered
10 by their fuccehors, inRead of expanding
rhe public money in the manner il has Leen
ire United STATES ar this momen might have
besnin poGeIIion ofanavy with which, TruK'
tou Or a pre9le would bid defiance TO the ma
val power of France; bur eEpofed as we now
are, We fhould net be iupprlled if one hal Of
our merchants fhouId become bankrupts by
loiIes a. iea within three months, unIels the
ptefeaJ Congrels hould awake from
their prefent Aate of lethargy, and by adopt.
ing arong aud energetic mcafures, ward %
the approaching evils.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

Proceedings of the Court Martial, con
vened at Gorham, Nov. 10, 1906.

vened at Gorham, Nov. 10, 1906.
General Orders, sixth Division, December So
1906.
THE proceedings of the Court Marital
being laid before the Major General of SAID
division, il appears, that in pursuance Of tive
order ofthe I'd day of October last. the SAID
Court Martial did convene at the time anc
place appointed, and was constituted anc
organized as follows, viz.
President.
Col Nathaniel Frost, of the Sd regiment
I'd brigade, and 9th division.
Major Jonathan Moulton, Sd regiment, Cd
brigade, 9th division.
Major William True, 4th reg. do do
Capt Samuel Downing, do do do
Sapt Jonathan Moulton, of the squadron OF
horse.
Capt Samuel Skillen, ofthe 1st reg Cd brig
Capt Thomas Chace, of the squad. of horse
Lieut.. Joshua Moulton, Sd reg. % brig.
Lieut. Daniel Garland, LIST reg. do
Lieut. Charles Fox, do do
Lieut.. Iedidiah Leighton, of the squadror
of horse.
Ehs'gn Th0InasJoh son, 4th rcg- I'd brig.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Hon. to gQin Pobukarffv.

We cannot but admire the con&tstcnt
and patriotic conduct Of representative
Cook, and few other democrats in
Congress now and then when the en-
enlargement and protection OF COM
merce and the offence of the country
are subjects Of discussion, subjects Of
the first Interest and importance, and
which ought to command the principal
attention Of the national legislature (;
these fishers for tohsttarltg make q
show Of supporting those measures the
federalists have always contended for /;
but whenever the vote is taken on these
questions, they we'll know MIR. Jeff'er-
sons avafer gr4eL policy viii have a
majority.
Does this conduct entitle them eth
er to credit or confidence, when they
are eulogizing an administration which
has brought the United States to the
lowest point of degradation, and will in
all probability render this country Q
prey to foreign nations :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Barrleo,

At HaverhilI, Mr.. Samuel Chafe, of Port
land, to Mifs Abigail Bradley, of the former
place.
In Topfham. by Jonathan Ellis, Efq Mr.
William RandeII, Jun. to Milf, Sufannah Hun.
tar.
In this town, by the Rev. Mr. Hillard, Mr.
Zachariah Marion, TO Mrs. Sally Hart.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
EUe Dollars Reward.

( OSF on the 27th inf. between
Rowes tavern in Peyp[cot and Gray
Corner, red Morocco Pocket Boob, containing
imall fun Of nooey, and fundry other pa
2ers of no ufe to any one but the owner, any
'erton finding the fame and will leave it at
he flor Of Ioieph Crcfs, fen. Portland, fhall
receive the above reward aud tie thanks OF
the owner. Feb 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Imported,

imported,
IN Ghirs Mary ard Neptune, from Liver
pool.
TOO caiks god, Cd, lod, ed, and I
I'd far PIT. and 6neeale Nails entitled q
SO crates very low priced Crocke- DetsHtsss.
" Ware
JuAk Bottles
100 nall fixed banthorn Leaves
tons hitting cwt. Alum
loo boxes 10 by 8, by is, 9 by 70, 9by
Ill, 8 BY ls, and 2 by Crown Glafs
SO boxes No. y and No. Common riz
& do y D do
~ do Pipes IL gro. each
40 lind Sauce Pans No. 5 and
bundl es Frying Pans
50 Stone Jugs from , 10 4 gallons each
90 doz Tined Iron Table spoons
"a do Bone handled Knives and Forks
kegs Richmond Tobacco; boxes Philadelphia
Starch Sahpeter tons patent Shot zi-
forrment Of hollow Ware; Engliih Shovels
I56 do Biackwood and Cocoa wood ham
died do
65 do PICKETT Knives
- DO do with pruneing points
.fLS " Sfo,c,
so boxes. SperusceSi Candies; White and
red Lead; Sheet aud Bar Lead; pattern yel-
low; Pruiiian Blues yellow Oker; Venetian
Red Spxuiih Bro and Nerdigriie. --Fe'v
and Spades white and black yarniih Rail
BriEfone, To- u, toriaie whs!eiale and re-
all, by
John P, gbafou g Co.
Ere-nirsA Mr.. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Freh Flour.

Freih Flour.
JUST received, and for fale by
john Iaber y Son,
1T No. Is, Union Bgssf,
THE Cargo Of Schooner Dove, from Alex
audlia-conGlting 0:
500 whole and half Bbls. Superfne
ana Fine Flour,
Barrels of Crackers,
DO Pilot Bread,
Do Navy Bread.
Portland, ID No. 8, 1907.
Fnoch llhey. j. y Go.
Lave for faie at their Store on Ingra ham',
Il Wharf,
$50 quintals Pollock Fifth Of al excellent
quality for retailing,
1000 ID Cheese, n.
1000 do Butter.
5000 do Pork,
English and WeJt-M&a Gods,
as pfual.
Fiihermen fupplied for the feafon
on re1fonable terms
FL. 9.