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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

have constantly violated our rights for the
last Is years, and now threaten US with
new war. They were animated with The
same feelings and the same spirit. In view
or the tombS OF their fathers, butchered by
the same hands that threaten them with a
similar fate, their feelings were excited, by
sense OF injury and insult, almost beyond
the controul of reason but reposing full
confidence IN the wisdom and frmness of
the government of their country, they wait
patiently for its decision upon existing SUBJ
Jects OF controversy aud when they shall
receive order to march for the defence of
the just rights of their country, they will
demonstrate to the world, that the militia,
iii government ike ours, are net ouiy our
best security in peace, but our firmeSt reli-
ance In the FIRST moments ofwar.-At three
O'Clock in the afternoon, they formed in
line, with the Concord Artillery and Light
Infantry companies and marched through
the town; after which the battalion diyi-
ded, and fictitious engagement took place,
which was conducted with great skill and
animation. Capt. Brooks, who command
ed the detached troops, delivered to them
"a pertinent and appropriate address, in
which he compimented them upon their
military spirit and soldier like appearance,
and recommended to them, in the strongest
manner, 4 close aud constant attention to
sCipiinc.-C H3'oa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

halfin year. Hence, If VIC suppose the
practice to be persisted in for forty wears,
two entire years of a snuff-taker's lie will
be dedicated TO tickling his nose, and two
more TO blowing it d! If the expense of
snuit, snutf-Ooxcs, and handkcrchiefs were
considered, it would be found that this lux
ury encroaches as much on the income of
the snuif-taker as it does on his time.
l7ethodiSfS-The sixty fourth annual con-
ference of the society of Methotists, COM
menced at Liverpool, in England, on the
27th OF july, and terminated on the / It'll of
August. ltappears from the returns, that
an increase OF 3492 members has been made
TO the society within the united kingdom
In the course ofthe last year. Thirty prea-
cheers have this year been admitted on tri-
al, and upwards off;fty new chapels are APP
pointed to be built. The methodist missi
onaries in Wales, and amongst the Catho-
lies in Ireland, are said TO have been very
successful.
DIED, at Baltimore on the o1st inst. at
the house of Elias El!icctt, JouN PARRISH,
OF Philadelphia, a venerable and distin-
guished me- nbcr anil minister of the So
ciety of Friends. If philanthropy, en-
bracng ali "nations, kindretIS, tongues an 4;
people" or = long life, emincntiy devoted
to the practice ot Christian virtue, carry Il
claim 10 the rewards of Heaven, surely
great is his reward.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

y uN away from ,he subscribers on tho eleventh
IA inst. Two mu'auo men, one about twenty
two years o., ali .ul 1--WE feet eight chcs high
stou' and vel made. having on his under bp a
patuysl mark Of a reddish color. ais) mark on
his forehead ty roke, likewise & cut on his
right foot b, an axe. The oler AIN st u and
well made, about twenty years Of age about
FIVE feet ten inches hEh grey eyes, nj, hair
something reddish and tyed when he went away.
Any pers-p finding hem and confirming ,hem
in any jsh 50 tina, we get them, shan D. entitled
TO twenty dollars reward, and for one OF diem
ten dollars.
JohH HeulV,
Martin Franklin.
Monroe county. Red Sulphur Springs,
State Of Virginia, { @. "a, 1907. U2'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
Land for Sale 4!
to 4 deed Of +

4 executed 20 the Subscribers by Io',u c.
Miller. for the purpose of securing the payment
oil sundry debts therein mentioned; will hc sold
upon the first Monday in January, 1865 for
cash upon the rrc'nises, 4 TRACT OF l. and
mentioned in said deed lyi~g upon the waters
"i Lockett's ard Harri5' creek. in the couny OF
Prince Edward. and supposed to contain be-
tween six and seven huadred acres We .hsl'
make such title as is transferred to US By said
Miller. saving all forncr incumherancc3 The
Improvements upon his land are such as ave
usual upon snug plantations in this part OF the
country, bur better fenced than usual.
CHARLES WOODSON,
JAMES MADISON. ""''
Prince Edward I6,h ON. 1907. low
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. /.

Lite from tie BALTIC.
Ship Neptune, Jefleries, arrived at this
Fort yesterday, in 60 days from ST Peters,
burg. Captain Jefferics lay for some time
at Cronstadt, which the Rpssians were pla-
cling in the strongest possible state Of de-
fence. New batteries had been construc-
ted, and experiments made of the effects OF
red hot shot; three huiks had been placed
oil the batteries, and in i minutes, after
the fire had been opened upon them, they
were IN flames. The emperor OF Russia
was at Cronstadt, and the Russians are de-
scribed to be much irritated against the
British in consequence of the transactions
in thu Bal i;-.4u1 ora
On the 4th of September capt. Ieferics
touched at Eisineur, and sailed thence the
5th, that place is still in the hands OF the
Danes, though they supposed should CO.
penhdgen fail, they should be obliged to
submit also. He learEed that Copenhagen
still held out, and was determined so 10 do,
10 the last extremity. The British had o.
pencd their batteries for or 10 days pre-
vious to his being there.-1hat they Cam
nluaded but little, there was but little firing
In the day; but through the night they
kept mp continual commandments that
they had several times set the town of o.
penhagen on fire, which was often extin-
guiShed, that the night before he sailed Tbe-
ing that of thc 4th] the British had again set
the town on fire, which seemed to burn flu
rious'y, as long as captain ]. was in sight
! in the Sound, Capt. J. saw above 40O sail
! OF ships OF war, transports, and vessels de-
tanned by the British. He did not under
stand that the British had made any at
temPts on Copenhagen by sea, but depend
ed altogether on their land troops. One
British trigate approaching too near the
Crown Batteries was obliged to surrender
to the DaneS.-Iruc NncricQn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
Tor sale az S. FtcaSan:s Book Store,
~ A NEW SYSTEM OF
DOMESTIC COOKERY,
Formed upon PR1NcIPLEs of EcoxoMY. and az
dapted to the use of Priva;e Families.
ADVERTISEMENT.

- As the directions which follow were in
tended for the conduct of the families cf the au
,ho!ess own daughter, and for the arrangement
Of ,ieir table, 10 unite good figure with
proper economy, she has avoided all excessive
luxury. such as essence of ham. and thar waste
fui expenditure of large quantities. of meat for
gravy. which so greatly contributes to keep up
the price and is no less injurious to those who
eat. than 10 those whose penury bids them abb
stain. Many receipts are given for things which,
being in daily use, the mode Of preparing them
may be supposed too well known 10 require a
place in q cookery book yer how rarely do we
meet with fine melted butter, gool toast and
water. or well made coffee She makes no apo
lo9y for rinuteness in sore articles or for leav-
ing others unnamed because she writes no, for
prcfessed cooks. This little work would have
been treasure to herself, when she first set out
in life, and she therefore hopes it may be use
fut 10 others. In that idea iris given 10 the pub
lie, and as she will receive from it no emolumens,
so she trusts il will escape without censure.
yU6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
LauaS I0r SAFE in Al5emarle.

oENHE subscriber being DESTROYS OF removing
TO the western COUNTRY, offers for sale his
TRACT OF LAND. in Albemarle county,
on the North river. four miles from ChSrloues-
vile, containing thousand acres--two humid ed
or two hundred and fifty acres Of which are va
liable bottoms Payable in the following man.
ner--one third when possession is given in cash ;
one third in negroes between twelve and thirty
years old at fair va u4tion and the balance in
ands situated in the lower part of Kentucky or
in West Tennessee, whose soil. situation and
title may be approved of by him, or if more 4
greeabIe to the purchaser the third if not ex
changed for western lands, will be divided into
three equal annual payments, with interest from
The day possession is given, if not pun6ually
paid to be secured by deed of trust upon the
land. Presuming that ns person will purchase
WITHOUT viewing the land further particulars
are deemed unnecessary at this time, but will be
made known By application to the subscriber
living OH the premises.
SAMUEL CARR.
Oaobcr 1st, 1907. wS,7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

a LIST Of one HID. Tobacco
{ y remaining in Hen icrsor's Ware.,ou7c
upwards OF TWO yea,s. inspected in The r,r,cs Il
- cph Town. ma, kcd 1. I No. 1913 I24-
Ii91 and if not Gained will be disposed OF &C
cordins to law.
Cglesby & Sharp.
Milton. Oaober 81, 1897. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

NOTICE is hereby given, that
J = Petition will he presented 10 the next
General Assembly Of Virginia. to pass law to
sell a TRACT OF LAND lying in Surry
county, belonging TO Ann Collier, she being in
state Of insanity and has no other estate to
support her on.
JAMES EDWARDS, 7;s.tee.
Odober LIST, 1907. l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
THOMAS LAD D, e.
JOHN ToMPKfNS, 1'"''ee''
M, AIN 1907 IL
Cavalry Discipline
Nd
AND
Ne7v Sword Exercise.

Nr7v Sword Exercise.
Just published hy \. Crsn;land, and for sale
=, his Printing Office. &" A Treatise on the Dis,
ciPiire of the Cavalry: teaching the NECESSARY
eyo!ut'ons on 4 parade a march, and in the
face ct an enemy: To which is added, The
" NEW SWORD EXERCISE for Cavalry: Illus
trAted with Corper.piate Eugravings The whole
examined and approved by an intelligent ard
valuable officer of he Cavalry during The Revo
iuuonary War" This work has been pronoun.
ced by very cornpeten, Judge, 20 be the best
OIL tire sutj CT heretofore published in this coun-
:ry. Every Member of the Cavalry should
possess copy. A liberal discount 10 wholesale
purchasers.
-" Printers of newspapers will obIigc the
publisher by Inserting the above, and the favor
viii be returned when required.
Richmond. 5th Nov 1907 Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

MOI two Blanks 20 prize, and the lowest prize
twelve dollars The scheme contains only 1890
tickets, 10000 Of which are actually sod to
company Of gentlemea in New York 20 whom
the managers have obligated themselves to CONS
mence the drawing in he city NJ Baltimore,
On 9bn saay t6c 3isf dav Of Dccember neNi,
And TO draw 500 tickets Pc day.
TICKETS e SHIPES
Are now selling ~ 4 variety Of numbers and very
rapidly Ten and half dollars each for VIC.
G. & r. WAITE's
Truly fortunate Lottery Office. corner of Mark.
ct and Charles Street. Baltimore
- The graGdam Of the Scheme ef the above
Lottery, together with an assurance from the
managers that it will positively Commence draw
irg on the 3lst day OF December next, have
been sufficient inducement for the subscribers
to come to the city Of Baltimore for the express
purpose Of facilitating rhe sale Of the a.. kets
& e r WII7E
80 One &C the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, TO take down the mum
bers correctly. as viii also one Of their clerks
The next New York Lottery viii rot com.
mence drawing ril April next --Tieke's Of
which Loucry nay be had at Yates Cfices
Maiden Lane. New York.
n. -. Distant advenlurers, accompanying
their orders with Bank Notes Of any descrip,ioa
10 either of WARES Omces in Baltimore o.,
New YORK. may have tickc's and shares for
warded 10 any amount with the utmost punqu.
atty, and the earliest advice sent them cf their
! Success ~ prizes sold by G & Waite will
be paid by them,-A Est Of an prizes drawn viii
be sent to The printer Of this paper, for the in
spcdion Of adventurers
Oaober 14.h, 1907. if3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
Lands, NEGROES, Stock, SIC.
. FOR SALE.


To- DC sold, ar ou5fc .H,tc ton. ON 1youdau
the eleventh dan Of Jqnna,v nc.rt, IL
fer, u not, The nert fair day, at my
Plantation called the Goose-Ponds, and
continue from day to day unnH AL are
Soid-1he /otto7viag PROPERTY, piz
\ n Y TRACT of Land, on I>amunky Ri
AV0 yer, about one hundred acres of
which are low grounds, lying partly in
caroline and partly in King William,
called the Goose PoNDs, containing 842
acres more or less. The quality of the
Land, the buildings. beauty OF situation,
water and neighborhocd, renders il an oh,
Ject worthy the attention of any gentle
man wishing 10 purchase; crop of
Wheai is sown lhereon.-Also, Il Tract
OF Land IN the State of Kentucky, on the
waters oil Lewis's Creek, branch of
G'een' Klyer, about one rWie from the
same and about sixty miles above The
mouth containing 1903 SIS acrev, mere
or less to which there is an undisputed
Title erms of sale, one fourth IN ready
money, and thee annual instruments for
ne ohiance, 20 be secured by deeds of
rust upon the Land, with bonds and an
!hoNeu security, 10 carry interes, from
ne oale, II not punctually paid.-Also,
lWo Other tracts of Land, the one lying I'm
t1ehry county, containing 900 acres,
ana the other supposed TO lie in Green
oriar County, containing 1000 acres, con-
'eyed by Thomas Hooperto VIM. Nor
RS erms OF sale and other information,
VIII be made known on the day Of sale.-
Also, about forty likely Negroes, about
one hall or two thirds for cash, the ba-
lance at twelve months credit, for which
bonds and approved security will be re.
CURED, 20 cary interest from the date, if
not Punclrally paid.--AlSo, the Stock of
Horses, Caitlc, Sheep, Hogs, Plantation
Utensils, the crops Of Corn. Fodder, &c.
ior which six months credit will be al
lowed for all sums above twenty dollars,
on receiving bones with approved secnri.
iy-and Tor all sums under twenty del.
liars, cash.
Those having legal claims against me
rnay perhtps find to their ipterest TO at.
tend this sale.
BENJAMIN TOLER.
Septemt err q, 1907. wtds
= VIII ue of deed Of trust executed to the sub.
, ~ VIC o"'" cay Ok hpr'i last, By
Peyton Saunders, Tor the purposes therein men.
toned, will Sold ~ the front door of the Ea
G'e Tavern, on Monday the Tth day oe next
month, between the hours Of II and l s'clock
Tor ready moTey, two valuable TRACTS of
l. AND lying and being III Buckingham com.v.
one OF them containing two hundred and ,hir
'-eight Acres, this tract is adjoining the land,
Of Linnaens Boiling, John Drum. John I.ips.
CONT ana James ndugens, OIL Buiiiloe creek -
The other t'ac1 containing four hundred acres
aud adjoining the lands of John Harris. Raney
Chastair. Nancy Allen and Charles Gail We
shall convey our ute TO said lands, only as TINS
tees.
THOMAS LADD.2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
BY Last NtgAt's Mati,
THE LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

From ondoH hafers 10 Ehc 1871 XII. ,.-c-iy,e
cr' 6y an GrriOGi AZ PhiLudcJ.hi7 ON Ffi-
dGy last, from Bristol.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
Wm. S. ARCHER. Trnstee.

II virtue OF decree or the superior Cur, OF
l" ChanceTy holden IN Richmond, the subse,i.
beTs viii expose 10 aaic on the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, On tbe 5Oth day cf lu.
ly next, the residue OF TRACT of LAND,
lying in Piusylvau'a or Bannister rive. cs,in,a.
ted 10 contain l7i7 acres more or les,- whereon
the widow OF John Markham and others now
reside. or as much thereof as Will be SUFFICIENT
20 raj the sum Of Is 81 3 5 with inte est from
the 1C.h o-y oil une, 1890, on l. 4O5 Is D. part
thereof ua.ii pa.n.eu, ard interest on T. 400
also part the'eot during the same period, me en-
penss. OF save and me costs OF suiI.
Robt. uaskins, son Of Ewd.
Thos. Woodbridge, senior.
Edward Friend.
Allen Whitworth.
June %. 1907.
r. The sale of tbs above property is pos,-
poned until MONDAY the 9Th day Of December.
next whcn 3, viii certainly take place.
RObt. Haskins, son OK Edw.
Thos. Woodbridge, senior.
Edward Friend.
Allen Whitworth.
Novenbe. 6,I8J7. W.
nj OIlCE....I hcrC0v o-Ivc no
take an assiEnmeut of ? single bill, executed by
me TO James Bragg, with George Alien, securi.
~ for the suns o! th,rty Gve doIlars, dated the
| 9th instant, and payable the FIRST day Of June
| ucN', Is / am determined not 10 paw the ssio
single bill it not being given for a valuable con.
5idsralion.
Daniel G. Hutchison.
Fluvanna, 18th Oacber, 1907.
Wc5u Publication.
7OUR 7HROUGH BOLLAWD,
Alo1E RE ,ei' and i~f, Brafr FIRE Rbrc, 10 10,
soufb gt Germany ~ re simmer and az.
fuDun of 1906.
Or SIR JOUN C,HRP,
Author Of Stranger in France, Stranger in Ire
land &C ~. - a few copies Of tho above work
are lut received and Tor sale at this Office.
Now. WIN
h l. Il " IL IS u " II ,
{ Fer Sale at this OEee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
Sale Of NEGROES.

! N pursuance of = deed OF uust executed TO me
L by JOHN Ogiby OF the county of Person, n
Carolina. for purposes therein expressed. / sha
on ihe 3Ist day of the present. month. proceed
to sell, at the Red House, in Casweil county,
N. c. TO ;he highest bidder, for ready money,
the following SLAVES, to Wit, James Davy,
Tom, Adam, Bob and Major, or as many o.
them as Will be sufficient TO answer the purr oses
of SAID deed.
William S. Archer.
Oc.oEer 18th, 1907. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

The sale of the above property is postponed
unu' momcay the 25d OF November, when II " iii
tai place agreeably to tile terms above mem
toned,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

- Il YOUTH Of rc8fccia5lc conHec-
Hons, .frow thirteen 10 /ourfeen years old,
nm can SteH and rcod correctly, 7vouid be
taken az an atfrentice at this o6ce. ITe
8hoHfd be the wish cf his HareHt or guar
dian, he can sfendG EarE Of his time in The
Bgok.siorr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
ST. A1y7RY'S C0LLEGE
GRAND LOTTERY,

BALTIMORE.
Authorised by the General Assembly Of IN
State Of Maryland the scheme of which lottery
IS the most brilliant ever offered to the citizens
OF the United States, containing bcsides large
number of other good prizes
Prize Of 10000 Dollars,
do. of $4,000 Dollars,
8 do. of 10000 Dollars,
Q do. OF 5000 Dollars,
8 do. OF 1,5OO Dollars,
Z do. Of 1000 Dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

A proclamation has been issued at Ham,
burgh, prohibiting all English goods from
being introduced into Holstein, unless they
can be accompanied with original csrtif-
Gates that they are on neutral account, and
are imported from neutral ports.
we understand that upwards of 10000
men had volunteered from the militia re-
giments into the line before the first of
September, the period at which tho volun-
teering was to begin regularly.
The Danish government, it is said, was
Just on the pointof concIudmga treaty with
France by which the latter would have OBJ
tanned possession Of Ill the naval force Of
the former, and the Island Of Zealand, at
the moment our forces arrived.
Price Of stocks this day consols, money,
60 ID 5-8--for October, 6S 1-s-Omui-
um, ia prem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

hr iubl-lber hereby gives pub
he notice to all concerned that fhe ha,
been duly appointed, and has aken npon her
lelf tue truR Of AdminiAlasrix Oh the eRate Of
III MIS- I4-ttLN,
late Of PejiFfcot,, in the county Of Cumber.
land, Elquire, decea.ed by giving bond IA the
law directs She therefore requeils all per
ions Tho are indebted to the iaid decealeds
eitate, to make immediate payment and thole
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit The
lam. 'o MARI FZNSON
1Mareb g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

FOR TIE PORTLAND GAZETTE.



Wher &c sae4kcth flir, he.rize rim not 4. f.,
tLl7e aJe 5lze! 45,,,sir..t.sr5 IL h;g Eel,,.
t.V I'Iue ri wees Winch
ar '""Nu '""IHs W. ,ilc breast ~ man none
appears more cons 2iou"US n a discerning
go III. D7oel'- l'5 a.'acKs are more far
"a - 80 Sc amman nature I'M the wca-
'--'t' wv "''' ,'"' "'C' IT. NlPI-
NV ]" i'4S W. >.uihOenng, Tut
=" mr. security al ms OILY tongue nt the
9''''1 ','''',,'E SO 'uIliI/e cHaTac-
l'o'n '"e man cloath-
III WP'c 1i.n ms men, down NJ the
e.I .Io. HI "'1 2'tc1', We should
- '.''.,' ~ $500 |'.' Il" ''"H turn tn
NJ r... lo ,-.0 '''' ID" 'oasof lie
-. '> n. II II HI 5'.'i-l ol -nc I.19nl-Sc2
me. a,.I !. r .'H ri III lt'I'E
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('e ms '.'soil. H".I', WA'" '2 hls turn,
he Is 'l's''''S Il1-' .Ft'..e &nd vanity, hH
- ''''oi''' "'ic" ms
Is III u '.....--, "
lent dccIarcr, in support IF I,bcrt, and -
rights ofthe PecrJc and, by pursuing I'M
hans sea HIM l.,.3 W ny -.'L . so4 WIZ per-
cAar;c Ill IaLorar III I'LL. ur,f I
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than 1ic .In acrl .1'. .r ,'.'' MI '.'.,e ~
b;sI,bor f,~,%o .."E "'
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rool- a.. -, M, '''''.'.
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-arant., Ia..,l, -, ~ saba NV a}-
FFrb;s az ii, '''r souls
h,ar .'',, >-.'l I'VE LIN '-'heF,
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

CTOLEN from the Rallc of the fu5rcrit1r
~ il Portland, on che evening Of the ooh
init bay Mare, Of midling ize, auou; tx
years ola, handlome bu w, good carriage,
tro,s all, one hind foo: white and fome whrc
On her face Il i luppoted by every cir
cu-1aaace iaid mare was taken BY one John
Leech of Moultonborough, in Hamp.hre
State who faid he was going to Salem, where
he has tiiter and other relations LtHewllei
has relations IN Berwick and Dover. any
perlon that will lecure fad thief and Mare,
70 that Ne may be brot ro juGce lhail receive
Twenty Dollars reward, or en- Dollars fof
the Mare only. with necedary charges.
PoytilH4, Esg 2 4ASA PLUM1IEP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
u aAied ID Rent.

NEAl Comfortable Dwelling
houie containing two Setting Rooms and
three or four bed Chambers, with Kitchen
on ihe Ground Flour and Water withiR or ad
joining The Premiles, together with fIna [
Garden, Barn, Z.
An rcrion having fuch houfe to let, may
hear Of a god Remnant for one or term Of
yea by applying within eight DAYS to the
Editor af this Paper.
IIGycb 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
4 clean let Of Teet5 j tie greatGlf Or.

Il c1ean let Of Teeth j the grfat5f ar
n.1nlent 10 The face.
The Advertiser informs Ladies &
Gentlemen Of Portland and it's Vicinity,
that he is ii poGenion Of an origin4lReciPe Of
the mon celebrated Dentif in London, par
kinfon) for cleaning and identifying the teeth
vOit5 inbupify.-FIe pledges himleIf for its in
nocency and efficacy, and offers his afhltance
to thofe who may with TO be Pohelled Of
Guch an invaluable ornament.
He has practifed it on few 10 this place,
and II neceGlry can give ample reference.-If
he faisto rati.fv, he requires TO compensation.
Pleafe 70 apply to Mr.. 5MYTH, at Mr..
GRAF7AM's
M1rsb g. IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
More FrgB Goods.

Gardner Walker,
A T his fore in the new Brick Row, near
"a the Hay-ScaIes, has received Il addition
to the Goods formerly Advertised, the follow
ing, viz.
Table Cloths, from o. to 8-lO--veey eIe-
CANT
Diapers, from 90 10 81 cents
Irfh Shee:ingY good
Bed ticking -hrlt quality
Pieces Jannett
Back Ba ceiona Handke-chiefs-from ~
to l2C
Light colored fancy fewing Silks
Common do do all coIors
Paper and pound Pins.
ALSO,
Sundrv boxes opanifh Segars.
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