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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04
TUESDAY,. Deefmbsr +

TUESDAY,. December IS
~. 9ancy offered the foliowiag reso.
b', s',i,1d That she secretary for the de.4
l.s,sns Of war be directed 10 lay before
y house au account Of The stare ctsshe'
s,;eea,ious Of the respective ports and
!e.hor, Of the 81. S. With statement OF
8 monica appropriated fer ior,i6casiors
pnsin;ng nnexpended ard so estimate
\ ,be sums necessary Tor completing sucn
S,;6catipns as may Be deemed requisite
4 heir defence,
Wh:ch being nodrr cepsidefalioa,
/ Mr.. sSsailcy said, the house would per-
I'VE he asiscsof ,hisresolu,ion vas TO-
,s,s:n ;ue OF nation there was alioruHess'ts
! ,sesr table whish gave some 'u:of n' az
sou on he subject, bus was aot Spsieis.
fsjs resplosioa was exactly similar 50 ore
s,,sed last session, by which the house CD
niued seias isapnStanssa and interesting 10
hma,ios this beieg the csse, ne hoped
% otlees:on would be made to it.
The resolution was sgTssd 10 without q
dsision
s;r. Bard presented sbs petition of Dnn-I
|no M.VlcksT, which was refereed 10 .he
fOnmiree Of claisas.
Mr.. Rasses moved thar the petitions OF
Edxard Brook aud Presley Thornton,
,wssnsed az former session, be referred
|w The cunmiltre on claims barred, &C..
agreed.
a1r. Bayksr moved thas the pe,itio1 Of
/, pumbrr ct inhabitants .. pIya.oush,
|Dus5sry aod Kigs,on assss. nfayiugfof
aec,ion cf buoss, &c. presented ara tor.
ncr sessicu, bs referred 70 TIC cos1mistse
! a commerce aud nsnafacsrres. Agserd
Mr. ~. 4Vsy.ams oFrred the following
|rsolu.:on---
Rssolyed, Fiat g eoaamitlee DC appoint.
|.i TO soquise whether apy aldisionsl ccm.
xnsasion eusas sohe made soshe Iaarshal
Or the dis;rics OF Nara Casolina, ardlhat
hey have leave 70 sepofs 81 BIZ CT osher.
ylsc. j
On motion hg M.. 5sg;6dF9 The Fasolu-
|ion VAS amended, 50 as % ipsls5ds nc
Haze Of New Jersey aud SO. amended.
|sss agreed 70, aa5 acooa alissec q dse NJ.
|poiutsd.
1 On mas;qn Of Mr. LgE0Is, the house
sent ia,o cosnn,i,sse Of ske whale % inc.
rspotr of The committee TO ghogs was re-
ralnmisrd The. Bill for ereesing d bsidge
over The river Posomac, ar. FlrkIN 10 he.
chair. Having fixed so years as sals sesst
Of the corporation previous TO She Fi5ates
he u. s. 20 purchase the bridge, shr COM
miisss rose. and the bill was ordered 70 a
third reading tomorrow.
Mr Blaun, from the eemmitsfeto whom
'larserssolu,,ons on the subject yesterday
sgresd 10 were referred, reported, . Bill
fos forsii,irgahe harbors of the u. S. and
for building gau-boa;s. which ~as read
twice and referred 10 q committee OF the
uhc!s, on Thursday, next.
On motion of Mr.. VIM, the. house
went toto committee of the whole on the
repor. cf the committee appoia,ed TO pre-
pare s,aading rules and orders for the
house. The committee having made some
progress, and the .usual hosr OF adiouro.
meus being arrived, the committee rose
and OBJ aimed leave 10 SIT again.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04
NORFOLK, November 30.

On Saturday arrived here the fast-sailing
ship, Sheffield, Captain Davis, left Helvoet
the 18th of Octorcr and the Channel the 22d.
by this ship re have received files of Dutch
papers to the 10th, and hope to be able to get
some transIations for. this days paper We
learn by this vessel that the decree Of Bona
parte, dated at Berlin, declaring Great-Bri-
tain, and her dependencies ii blockade has
been repub!ished in France and Holland, with
orders to enforce it without respect to the
vessels of any nation. The DEGREES relative
to intercourse with England are enforced
with great rigor. A camp was again form
ing at Bolougne, TO alarm England, or what
+ is probable to furnish a pfetext for keeping
up military force that may be able to fix the
destinies of Continental Europe as the En-
peror Napoleon pleases.
| A pilot from Dover boarded the Sheffield
on the nineteenth of October, informed that
Mr.. Monroe was in London on the 18th of
that month, and that the Revenge was then
at Cowes. a passenger who came in the
Sheffield, while at Rotterdam, sawL london let
tiers and papers of the 9TH of October, they
were at that time In the same state of uncer-
tainty that they had been for some time.
The pilots report at Dover we believe was
correct as far as it went, and we think au-
gnrs well. MIR. Monroe would hardly re-
main, without he. judged there was pros
pect Of bringing matters to favorable issue.
BY St. Kits papers to the Soth Of October,
we notice that In consequence Of a report that
war had been declared between the United s.
and Great Britain, that all American vessels
had been seized. The report was contradict
ed in few. days, and the vessels put into pos
session Of their masters again.
Arrived, 10 distress, sch'r. Richard aad
Mary, Higbee, la days fram Ocracoek
Bar, bduud SO Philadelphia. Onthe 10Th
inss. la, 50, 80, loag ~, 70, IN heavy
gale wind, carried away the fofemast,
lib boom ADD maio,top mast, which ebIlg.
ell her TO bear away for this port. x
SlooP Sally, Spencer,s days from Rhode
Island.
10 Hampton Roads, the sch'r Superior.
Forbes, 40 days from Barcelona bound to
Baltimore Brought dispatches for govern
ment from Rr. irvine, our munster az ma.
drid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04

g. A meeting ofthe Gentle
men who wish ASSEMBLIES, is requested at
Mr. Gadsby s, at O'Clock tomorrow even
ing, tor the purpose of choosing Managers
and making other arrangements to carry them
into effect.
Friday, December 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04

IS pipes Particular Teneriffe
WIAlE, of a superior quality, imported into
Philadelphia early in the year So4, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by
Phineas Janney.
Noyember.2s cost s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04
NEW. YORK. Dee. /.

7 Arrived, British brig Arr, Ross, IS
days from Rsrsausa.
LEFT the barqdo Mary. Clarke, f.an ".
York, for Jsusics, bad bsec on the rocks
had repaired andwas 20 sail in S days;
brig Sea NY.nph, Ws-ing, for Philadel.
nhsa The ns 1t 4
& Noy.22, iats 1Sg. ss, spoke ba,qus
Nixoo, Harper from Lisbon for sAlexan.
dyla, With ehe loss of sails, and short of
provisions supplied them with proyialons,
aud they irt.aded 80 put into Jamaica.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04
Loss of the Ship Intrepid.

The ship Intrepid Of ass tons, Henry
Hu,chinson commander. sailed from Phi.
ladelphia on .hei16 Of Oat. bound for
TonniDgeD, with a cargo Of cotton, sugar,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04

will proceed 10 d few weeks to take Hppn
him the command of The squadron on the
American station, ia the room Of admiral
Berkeley.
The report of the Argus cutter having
been lately captured ia the North sea y
but too iIue. The Paris papers state her
arrival at Dunkisk, being broughtin by the
Esoile French priva,ser alter smart ac-
too, on the 18th ultimo. off the GallopcrI
Sand. The Argus was boarded by the
crew:of the priya,cer, and Z English sea.
men were killed before she struck. The
Argus carried rs guns--the a.rspg'h OF the
priealeer is not mentioned.
Captain Gordon. who braughs the last
dispatches from admiral CoIlingwood, was
chased OF Toulon bya French Heet. Y
The remains Of the late marquis Towus.
bend were laid The family vault a RAIN
ham.
earn Excaaage, Marx lane, October I 4.
The supply Of wheat to-day is rather large,
and the sales arc made heavily, at a small
REDUCTION 10 ps;ee. Barley, with malt like
Wis. white peas again at more advance !;
beans Of each k:ad are ra,her cheaper; of
oats. there arc several fresh arrivals, and
sslas Of this article are at lower prices.
Flosr dali sale al The quotation fine A..
mrSican, IS 10 SIS per barrel.
: = 3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04
liverpool, 0cto6er ~

feeE| q s 49, LUX Pg1F, 20 VDtF = 9
The sloop Hope, Of Fisgard, Eom Dablin
70 Swansea, wishScofpsr ore, spruag aleak
CD MUaday the 1Sault. and Immediately
wen, down. One man drowned, the re-.
rnain;ng four were picked upoo Thursday
in a small boat. ~ the Cotton Platter. and
put on board sloo? 6ouGd 80 Grsenolk:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-04

Capt. Whipple arrived a, Savannah from
London. was boarded off Cape Onugal by
a British friga,e. one Of a fee. Of three
sail Of the line. and TWO trigates. The board.
ing oaicer informed that they were prepar.
Jog an expedition to burn one Of the larg-
est ships Of war ever built byshe Spaaiards
then on the stocks al Cape Or.ugaI
10 the latitude of Bermuda, capt. w.
was boarded by The Theseua friga,e capt.
Cochraue, who had on board the crew of
an American schooner, wrecked the righ
before.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
~ Observation-Disclosures ~ x:
~ POETS CORNER. l!8
HUMAN LIFE.
WI
HUMAN LIFE.

w HEN Phobus summons in the
day,
And spreads around the light
The stars in pallid flames depart,
Companions of the night:
When Zephyr blows the placid gale,
To vernal flowers kind
The blushing rose his friendship owns,
And opens to the wind.
But if the furious south wind blow,
Then horrors deal around;
lhe flowers, torn up by the roots,
Lie scatter'd on the ground.
OF the smooth sen in gentle tides
Seems wantonless to play;
The painted ships securely ride,
And make the prospect gay.
Oftby a sudden storm Of wind,
The mains in fury tost;
The prospect chang'd, no ships YOU sec,
FOR ships and men are lost.
by these examples men may learn,
Nor trust to Fortunes wiles;
by nature all is prone to change,
And troWns succeed her smiles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
GORHAM ACADEMY.

The first anniversary exhibition at Cor
ham Academy on Tuesday last, is q subject
Of Just congratulations 70 every friend to lit
erature and of his country.-The exercises,
consisting Of Dialogues, Disputations and
Addresses Of original composition, re-
written with taste and sentiment, and pro-
nounced with the utmost propriety and cor
rcctneSS
To particularise the performances, would
be unnecessary-as every part was execut-
ed 10 universal satisfaction. We are happy
70 find the greatest order and regularity ex-
1stlng inthc institution the scholars direct
ed IN proper course Of education; and bv
the correct economy Of the Executive, in
cited TO pursue that course with unremit-
ted zeal and dilligence.-This Institution,
from the advantages Of its local situation,
the cOuruy manners of the inhabitants, and
other peculiar advantages, we are inclined
to think will rival the first seminaries III
our country, and supercede the necessity of
sending our youth to distant schools for the
first rudimentS of edu- alton and Manners
In the evening the students Of the Acade-
my gave ball which was attended by a bril-
liant company.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

ford, az "a 2 years and z months John. ron
0f Sa lluel Stscv, aged l year 6 months.
A child Of William Thompson. -Ebcne-
ger Miller, aged years, son Of Mr. john
Morton.-Mary-hnn, daughter Of Mr.. J.
Prescott, aged / ye.rr-On FRIDAY last, vc-
~ suddenly, MI. Thomas Moore, IL Cape
Ann, aged 6j.
lEeDtoranaa The iyfpeasd and otfhai1ne,
which have been 50 a1fictingiy experienced
IN New-Yoik. has eXtenet 10 Philadelphia.
It yields readily TO medicine. In other re-
spects, we arc told, those cities enjoy good
health.
Ia the New-England towns and cities,
generally, great degree Of health prevails,
and the solids 81 the hatcher are in greater
demand than the drugs of the doctor The
sorest evil complained Of, is SAID to be the
ba-rs-atsoy.er, o. want Of Cash.-N z. Hcr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
Portland Vine. Cellar.
Tucker and Blanchard.

Tucker and Blanchard,
40. !, t0"e''- R0zO, Fo,e1fyes-Portlan1,
HAVE on hand, general afortment Of
= : OLD WINES md SPIRITS,
which they offer on fuch terms as flall Be mon
agreeable to purchafers. Having a confant
fupply, and telling at the Bottom prices, they
hatter themielves that gentlemen of this town
and It's vicinity will favor them with their
commands.
A quantity Of BOTTLED CIDER, Of the
vintage OF 1905 and 6, we'll calculated for the
Wet India market, and for the prefent uie
for fale as above.
hh'-A gu antity Of Daft Cider, per pipe
or barrel, iuitable for private families.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
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IN Mltau, the VrtuOuS Able Edgworth.
who accompanied Louis XVI To the scat
iold--In London, Mrs. Martyr, celebl@.-
ted actress. III Qucbcck, Robert |. etter
I Esq.---ln Charleston, Col. Alexander
MouitrIc, aged 9Th M Carolina, Capt.
Prince " ashburn, late Of III, mouth (Riass)
IN Altxand IA Cen. Nicholas, oftEe re, /.
oution3ry army IN MARYLAND, MI Eli.
IS Brown He was going with his wife on
party wien coming 70 4 cove lie tire "
PIT plrt ot has clothes 20 swim over and
bring the boat across. His wife remonstra.
ted against The measure, telling him he
would take the cranP- He djsregarded her,
went in, and druwned in her presence.
AT Hartland, Nj. Joel Mathews, ased
p the deceased, with Mr.. Cha's Z. Col
ston, was employed in securing bay, show
Ct suddenly oyertaking thea, they were
fleeing FIR shelter "a house at q short dis
lance, when fash of lightning struck them
both to the ground tile latter Arose II
few moments, walked 70 the house. and af
ter sitting short time, enquired for his
companion; search was immediately made
aud the body ct the deceased found burnt
and lacerated in shocking manner. his
cloatbes on fire, and his hat torn III Eicces,
At some distaHoe from his body.
IN Ncwbury, Tuesday last, very sudden
y, Mr.. Thomas Greenlesf, aged 20 he
rose ~ the morning, apparently as healthy
as usual, and after walking Out he returned
70 h.s ho1se being somewhat fatigued, he
lay down on the bed, and was found dead
about an hour afterwards
At Marblehead, [suicidel Capt John
DNey, aged 6O-Coroner's verdict & In5an
M He was found hanging in an out-house.
In Portsmouth very suddenly, on Sunday
morning last, Mrs Margaret Thompson, a.
gtd ~, The amiable coiisort Of Col Thomas
Thompson
IN Leomister, England, Mr.. Richard Pow
ell, butcher His death was occaSicned BIZ
his rncautlously putting naked knife into
las coat pocket, and sitting down upon it,
u.e knife entered INTO The thick part of his
tnigh, and lie died in r " days afterwards
AZ Liverpool, b. afall I'm lie main,op Of
hIs ship, William Hadley, al American se.
moI.
In Livermore, on the OH inst. Harriet,
Daughter Of Mr.. John NVamwcll.
IN this town, FIR. William Davis, mcr
lged - Mrs. Hannah Clambarlsil, aged
~I'--Aiar, R~dl-Fd, daughte, Ct Wrt lad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
TRIAL OF COL. BURR.

The Jury was not impameled, Aug. l3th.
Many Of the Jurors summoned, were set a.
side on account q having formed an opinion.
1t is now stated that the trial was 10 ,Om-
lnence lie Goth this n NTH
tIr. Hamilton NJ rrison, was asked BY
Mr.. Burr, HcSe not the ruD7ovs circH afet o.
sGiEst ne, excited a prejudice agGnst ne 4,
joaT mind Ans ! have no prliGdices for
or against you.-Afterwards lie said, an
not asto0ished ct your wishing TO have me
BET aslde-Perhaps nv Christian name
(HSRilton) IS sufficient terror Mr.. Burr.
thirk tii' rr'Harf Is seFcfert cause tor
st7ectlES 70 hiar-L therefore challenge Joa."
This was the first pcrcmPtory challenge
winch The prisoner h2I made out Of the IS
to which IL is entitled Mr. Morrison was
set ASIDE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

A Ii fubfcribers having hooss belonging to
a the FIRST SOCIAL LI5Rh2Tt
of this town, are reque(ted to leave them with
Tigroiby Fier.5.r, az Il Greeley & Cos otlcea
FJ6 81.
1Ls-Al who have Books belonging 70
Tb2mas CLarRS Circulating tibrarr,
are requened to leave them A. MerTrs ErVizg
u Poor's by the expiration Of ten days /; q n
erwife, bin " II De tent Of the book or books
together with the loan, 70 each perion who
has any out. asgyf "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
FOR SALE.

q I Auction, on MONDAY the slft inf.
at u o'clock, A. NJ. unlels previouhy
dliPoied of at private fale, Lot Of Land
with convenient two-aory Dwelling Houfe,
barn and wood-hou[e, pleafantIy htuated on
the corner Of Temple-freet and Back itrert,
near the Rev. DR.. Deane's meeting houfe I:
Being the property Of the Portland ACADEMY.
For the terms, which are very liberal. appli-
cation may be made 20 either Of the fublcrib.
ers, committee Of the TruRees.
ELIJAH KELLOGG.
WOODBURY. STORER.
k4gyf "a DANIEL. TUCKER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
DIR. jeremiah Barker.

LAS removed from Stroudwater, and taken
up his reGdence in Portland, Name
ftreet, at the houfe of MIR. Daniel Cobb,
where he is ffill ready to purfue The practice
of Medicine in its different branches. And
as he is about publining the refuIts Of his
medical observations OF 40 years experience,
III work which will be attended with tonfid-
cradle expence, he would be much obliged TO
thofe who are indebted to make payment.
4Dr,R %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
zxtraq # L,tte from a gentleman !. Mezy-;; + >

Hxfra7 IF a ktto from gentleman j. NczO--co I
70 Bis eorrsPeade4t ii Bsfsa, d4tss Aez0-1-orE,
ArggRl Is.
Mr. Gailatin is here, and | undernood
from his friends thar the Naturalization con-
Ider rupture with Great Britain as inevitable
and that it is fuppofed by him, thai zys Blgt no
Mann of yfar7,s zsitb tBat egt,a excsbt he eoa-
s,sai ef rs 1zllioni IF doga,, oz0zs4 ~ f5e Ear-
ItSaea IN fnrd5.-Whether Mr.. Callatin is
correctly rePreiented, or whether his real fen
imeuts are exprefed, ! muR leave yoH 10
Slage.
Our citizens have beea invited 10 give their
advice relpe6ling the bel, mode Of forrfving
the city, The cOnfequsnce i a dilcovery that
We are full OF Engineers, who produce 70 many
excellent plans that no Que is adopted. IFmis.
fortune happens, the want Of Notifications will
be attributed 20 our diviiions, aud If TIE clouds
which hang over us houd be difpellea. orr
administration viii be praifed for its fagacity
aud for iaviug expenfe. 1t is evident if we
have war, it win be az ca o.. AZ, we are 70
be plundered and Inundated aud foundation
laid for thole deadly animUfties, which win
De appealed only by the beit blood of our
sountfy. ID j. now We are beginning to reap
the genuine fruits OF Mr. Is policy. The
Puohe are cnnieious OF the imbecilisy OF the
government; the viii Of the Nation is enhav-
50, appeals to reafon and p4triotiim are ma
'tS',g' and according 10 the unavailable law
-'4'ure' th's lethargy mum continue til We
-'s @"ANsned by foregu War, Or domeliic Re
Fo'I:i9l '--Rss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
e Notice !......I2l7o.

XXTEOEvER purchafea No 1919, in the
W lecond clafs Of HItfeid R,i4ge Lottery,
OF the fublcriber, is hereby requeIted TO return
the fame at his Bookftore, and receive another
number or five doilars--as thare Is an error
in the fae of the above number which win
prevent the holder IRON receiving any bene-
fl, ihoad it happen to be a prize, for no
part of il will be paid. ISAAC ADAMS.
Asgyf "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

Has for pri ate Ials az his auction room.
= Fore-lireet,
Live Geefe Feathers, warranted Of rhe fra
qualities
Bayonne, R,GIi2, and Llbon do. By bale
or lels.
Bed Ticking various prices and qualities
Spanilh Float and Carolina Indigo
"A general afortnent Paper Hangings, and
bordering,
so bo1ss bell brown Soap.
100 groce gilt coat buttons, few rs. Linen,
, A fm2ll afortment Cloths, Veiyets, Shifting
Hofery, Royal Welted CalF.neres, &c. S. az
the lowelt prices PolibIe
July s If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
Lands III The Difria Of IIaine.

Lands in The DJfria Of JIaipe.
IN the Townfhip No. Six and Eight
in the Eighth Range, north Of the Waldo
Patent, are ohened for iale, in lots Of one and
two hundred acres, for the purpole only VI
actual fettlement.
1hefe tOwnhips are htuated on the Se5eck
and Peafant Rivers, which afford an ealv
communication through the Piicataquis 10
Bangor on the Penoblcot: they are well
Stocked with various kinds Of excellent Tim
Der I; have number Of valuable Mill Sears !;
and the foil it is prelumed, is inferior to meme
in the District
One o. tzve bu5dyed Fa1piErs NAV be accom-
moCatet with Lotsin thele TOW uilmps, on terms
which, it !. Hot doubted, will be 5e,Esea!y IT.
iJad@y.
EntZprieieF and infsy a. iss' Farz7srs, who with
to eitaOlifh themielves advanrage0uAy, IN
country well iituated and rapidly IucreaGng
in value, will do welt TO examine these lands.
Plans may he ieen and terms made known x
the Offices q Simoif @ eenleaf, Eiq. GRAY, or
Jacob M'Caw, Eiq. Bangor. and iad4tufctl-
ftLS obtained on application to the Subicribef
III tOwniaiP No. SIX, IN the Fiyh.h range.
MOSES GREENLI Az.
March, 1907 On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
UNITED STATES NAVY.

Yesterday 9 Gun Boats, mounting one g4H,
and manned with fye men each ! sailed from
This port for New orF, under TIC command
If Lieut.. LAwREScE
This formidable armament comPoses only
about one fourth part of The marine force u
the United States now IN commission with
IN our own wators.--What prospect O
success in case Of a ray;1 contest with Eng
land
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
DR.. ID. G. Barker

OCCUPIES DR.. J. Bakers feat at Stroud !
~ water, where he is flrniihed with a
general afortment Of Medicines, and large
Library conhfting of the mott approved med
ical authors both in Europe and America,
ready to attend upon thofe who may need hi,
athllance. AgrEF "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
NOTICE

A IL perfons who land indebted to the
"A late firm Of
Willis . M'KWfry q Benz. Wills,
Of longer Ganding than fri OF May Taft, on
note or book, are requeRed 70 pay the fame
Immediately 10 the fublcrber, No. 7, HaJma'-
Irt-Fozv, or they will be renewed 20 other
hands TO collect
He has juf added to his former flock, fuch
additions as makes fall a1orIment Of
EngEb q hdia Goods y Gr0cerie5,
for iae on as liberal terms as ulual, to pune
tuaI cu(tomers-nohe others need apply, as
his profits are lInall long credit cannon be Civ
en-. BENJAMIN WILLIS.
70 La-Two convenient Dwelling Houies,
in The center Of the town. --EHquire as above
Ea~,I,.y d,,1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

The advocates OF . war say that 1t
will only ruin two or three hundred
thousand merchants /; bat will these
patriots be so good as TO show IN what
manner a war is to benefit the farmer
and mechanic
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
Dortlano,
Monday, august "a, 1907.

AFfUIit8NF u >
r~7 The last week has furnished no Eu-
-.oo.n news Of later date than was pub
rsbed IL our last but the wind having
been at the ea7tward for ten OF twelve days
,ve NAV shortly expect to receive accounts
afimDortant transactions in that quarter Of
the world.
or On the question Of war between THIS
conntry and England opinions are vaFi"as
i win Be seen BY letter dated az Newyork
thattbe Executive ofthe Uaited States ex-
pec: /. rupture with Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

WHEREAS PEGG1-, wife OF me the fub-
fcriber, has eloped from my bed and
board and refuies to live with me--this Is
therefore TO forbid ak perlons harboring or
truiiing her on my account, a. will not paw
any debts iEc may contract after this date
EBENEZER LANE, !uE.
AeEgsk1agasr, Ag, :. casa