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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
John L. bennett.

lOhn l.. Denneft.
at tie fra eff5e TsUEx- fIddle ,G,est, nearly o-
p9ffts tbe bsadsf Fys,f1set,
LAS taken the flop directly opposite Mr.
Il il RoBrRr BarD's lore, where he car
carries on the
Saddle and TueE-mdking BufNsjF,
on an ertenfive tca;s, with fidelity anu diff
patch.
He keeps cou1antly on hand, genera si-
fortment of Saddles, Brides, Portmanteaus,
PoG-Bags, Saddle Bags, Sleigh Harness, Mil
itary Apparatus, &c &c.
Li&1VJe-A complete afortment OF
TRUNKS,
wholefale and retail--with which the travel
Ter, if NOT too difficult to pleaie, may be &C
csmmodated.
Together with a complete ahortment OF
Whips, plated Spurs, with guards-plated
Stirrups, Stay Bells, &c. &c. &c,
HE HAS Also FOR SALE,
$50 VT. Harnels Leather
400 do Skirtng 60
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black Crain'd do
Ruaet Calf-Rin Boot Tops, of the hrlt
quality.
Draw'd Calf-ikin Boot Legs
Suwarrow Patterns
~ Il generai e5,,tmest Of LEATHER Irfi
eog6anfty blni Dec. p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
ANECDOTF
Of Dr. J. L~ngborh and bfijf Hin
rab Mc1re.

rab Mc7re.
IN the Summer of r773, he re-
fided for a few months at Weiton-
SePra Mare, in Somerfetfhire for the
benefit of the fea air. AT the fame
time and for the fame reafon, the -
niable and ingenious MiG Hannah
Moore refded at Uphill, mile from
Wefton. Meeting one day upon the
Tea fhore, Langhorn wrote with
Tick upon the fand--
Aong the fhore
Walk Hannah Moore.
waves YET This record LAT =
Sooner fhaI We,
Proud earth and fea,
Than what a. writes, Ne pan.
Mlis Moore fcratc "a underneath
with her whip:
some hrner BATS. polifh'd Lanvhsrn chcnfe
10 write the dictates Of thy charnling n.ufs
Her itraiu'in fold characters rsbesrls,
And be iaa77 tablet iaaing 4. ihy vss:1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
Portland Bookltore.
No. 5, NUSSE1-'s RcY.

JUST RECEIVED,
I ND Tor laie ny DANtEL JOHNSON
: on ms uiual' very hoerai and accom-
modating terms, the moi eXtenlVe and valua
Ole collection OF Books ever offered Tor iaie II
'he tcwn OF fortisid'
having MADE arrangements win AZ th'
ZINC Pal puDillhers I'D uAe OHlted otaleS' tt
% lufpiied with me ne"ei ana Dell puol ca
lions no pans WIZ DC ipafeo 10 iarhhh every
clalS OF chalte reauers with lueh DOCKS a. theil
taite or judgment may dictate
SLHoOL BOoAS'
1ohnion sbiSu-nary,
DGtto 90 ~ mn iatarf
b@'ieys D'euonary
Barley di"o
Perry do
EnuckS do
Neolters 90
Prieit : do
Walkers pronouncing de
Ainiworth's Youngs
Adams, Boyer's
Deiet4DvIlies
Schrevelic's Greek Lexicon
Mories Geography
Pinkerton ; celebrated Geography Tor
ichools
Adams Latin Grammar
Murray's Engllih ditto IL
DITTO do abridged
I.ady's Accidence
American Preceptor
Art Of Reading
Weolter alFd rar'
American Moraiht
columbian orator
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
Gattoual lstgistrr.
MASSACHUSETTS REPRESENTATIVES,
10 XTH CONCRESS.

MASSACHUSETTS REPRESENTATIVES,
10 XrH CONGRESS.
Suffolk, d. Han. 1ofab Quincy,
1Ubo had 1868 votes :---Otber5 I443.
--Middlgex, 1e,epb B. Taynnm,
4vb0 bad 1841 oates :-OtberS o4o.
--E0Se, S. facet Cro1UninjbieM,
4ubo had 1889 UOtes :-Otbsrs I22t.
.E6cx, n. *Ed1Uard s.. LIE Liz
ermore, +Ubo had 1880 yates ;-Otbers
o13.-York, Richard Cuffs, ute
gao v9teS Others 735.---Ca0l-
EsrLand, *Daniei Hdey, qJbo bad 1857
vote5 :---Otber5 1900. ---LncsLa,
Orchard COsk, zObs bad 854 Uofes -
Others 7I4.----Ksnnebeck, fokr
Chandler, qUbo had 100 votei -
Offers 432.--BrjfoL *.1gfab Dean,
rub. bado3o voteJ Offers jog
Plymouth, 1sftb Barrier, eybo had
Io25 Dots5 :--Otber5 6oI.-Barn-
yfabt, Jlaiah L. Green, 7vb, had 665
bates - Others 384. Noyfsk,
E6esezer Seavsr, 7Ub9 had 2oI ". s !:
--Otbers 7o2.--W5rcsfer, S. ' Ia
ksz Upbam, zvb9 had 1000 v9te5 -
Offers I37o.-W1csjfer, N. Vii
ham Stedman, 4vb7 had 1904 vStes -
Others 1908. -Hambjbirs, S. VII
Ian Ely, 1vbo had I7Is votes OTHERS
II64.--HamPiBirr, N. Samuel Tag
CART, 7UbO had I744 1ste5 :-Otbers
o75.-BerkjBTe, Barnatar Bid
4UfR, 4ub0 had 1872 v3te5 -Otbsrr
gao.
Net ofthe prefcnt Congref,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

Lord & Thomas,
No. 5, Jonrs' Rovv,
HAVE Jun received and offer for fale
= general shorrment OF
cHgi9b AMI Jr3ia Coadf,
fhitzble for the prefent fealen.
Ayo,-Pipes Brandy
Do. Gin
w. L & N. E. Rum
Sugars, Loaf, Havannah, white & brown
HyloR, \
Young Hyfon,
Hylon skin, TEAS.
SouchoDg and
Bohea j
500 quintals Scale Filth
100 Bbls. picked Herring, No. l.
So boxes lnioak'd Herring.
Jan. 5. (cw.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26


"A tavern-keeper in a certain town
in Pennsylvania, who formerly kept
the 6gn of General Warrington
leaning on a cannon, tookit into his
head fnce the proficiency Of Mr..
Jefferfon, to alter it 20 fuit the times,
aud accordingly had the name OF
General Warrington erafed, and that
Of Thomas Jeferfon placed in IFS
itead This circumltance though
highly Iudicrous Of itfclf, gave rife
a fhort time 6hce, to one It'll more
io-Coi. Burr in paiing thro' that
place, happened to cait his eyes upon
the Warlike Jefcrfon, when he in
voluntarily exclaimed-Good hea-
vens, Thomas Jeferfon leaning on a
eannon !-RepsEtory.
1t would have been a happy thing
for this country, if, when the potlis-
h0rity-feeking Inn keeper, had chang
Cd the name OF Warrington into that
OF Jeferion, he could have trans-
tered, at lealt, part Of the military
iplrit Of the former into the latter.
Jetterion leaning on cann9n is per-
te6tly caricature-to him it was a
nf1O friend, on which he Ought not to
have been made to depend-to Walll-
ington it was an old and tried friend,
therefore, when the name was alter
ed, the fsfti0n of the hero of the
piece fhould have been changed, or
a proclamation fubltitured for the
cannon .-PeopPs Friead.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
Dissolhiion Of Partnersblp.

Dis5olhfiOn Of Partnership.
THE fubCcribers Under the firm of
R0BIE 81 LANCASTER,
have this day by mutual content diilolved -
, all perfons indebted to them, either ey note or
account, are requeaed to make payment to
SesraH LsHeafey, who viii continue huGnefs
. IN the ftore lately occupied by faid firm, and
by whom all demands againlf said hrn will be
=djuiteA.
TOPPdN Robe,
SEWdLL LANCASTER.
'CsrA~, 5ss' y, 1907:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
BY ]. Richardlon,
No. 2. HBa,f,
100 cT0zs Of Sugar Hhds Na.Is-entitled to
debenture
$50 bbls Mefs No. 7, and 8 Beef
200 half barrels Mefs dc
100 boxes Mould Candles
10 bbls Bone Middlngs
Navy Mels No. and Pork
100 kegs Lard
so do Butter
ian. $ IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

John Coe,
No A, FifB, Street,
HAS received an additional fupply Of
Il l. Freih
Drugs, Nehcine5, Patent Medicines, TIC.
ALSO,
Iogwood, Copperas,
Red wood, Alum,
Fui6ck, B,ue VltrioI,
camwood, aqua Forts,
Nader, Oil Vi.riol, 20
All which will be fold on rerlonable terms.
Portland, Dec 90. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

Thomas Merrill. iup
Ha5 for fSle, ut NJ 2, UaisH W5ay6
1000 bufhels Wheat Brand
900 hulhels Corn
$50 barrels Tar
80 hbl Turpentine
10 chefs Hyfon Skin Of hyperion
10 do SouchoAg -eas,S Quality.
Jaa. l2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

Nlt-IIi-fY n =.
HE fabferiber having REMOVED from
Il Newgloseefer to PrtaeG and taken
an sfhce in the new building lately erected for
Portland Rank, would inform his friends aud
abe public ~ general, that he will there be
found ready to ierve rhem as heretofore.
EZi KEEL WHITMAN.
Tan. 8. (6 w L..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
For SHE
Ry Nathan kucknam.

I7s quintaI. Cod-Fifh,l Inquire Of
I55 tors Platter, Jacob knights.
So bills. Herring--Infpected, I Inquire Of
1900 boxes Smoak a do, -rLom,s
10 bbls. Cod-Fifh,
Is quintals do do J Minot.
Portland, sT1a. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
NeqO ssors.
Rowe x Keus.

q - IL j - LII HllOIIl liiC
inhabitants Of Portland and its
vicinity. that they have taken Gore in Co
in0bi-. RoTr, I4laalr1 a5ect, nearly oppohte
M-iirs. q. Haayo.d = Co's. where they offer
for iae general aIortment Of
F<N-l u STALE GOODS,
adapted to The prefer, fealon-vIz
superire black, blue, brown, drab and
bottle green Broadclo,hs
Low pric'd do all colors
I-auiee cloths, different colors
black blue, green, mix d and drab fuper-
fine Caiiineres
Blue, brown, green and red Serges
Pelice Ilannels
contribution and patent Cords
Blue, drab and mix'd Plains
Drab Kerfeys
Drab, crow, corbeau and bottle-green Coat
ings
Outfits
Plain and aripd Satin, fgur'd Velvet, Pat
ent Cord, Toilinet and Swanldown Ven
ing
Baizes aud Flannes, all colors
DOrnetts
Role and Duff Blankets
Calicoes, from 20 cents to 20
Furnitures-LiRens
Britiih shirting Cotton
Long Cloths
India Couons, different prices
Do Vhecks
Black, plume, brown, pink, Fate and olive
colorca Cambricks
"A aud "a cotton do
Glazed do /.
CHECKED do
Black Muffin
India do
Jaconet and Book do
Silk Chambray
Cotton do
Black, white and blue Italian Grapes
Cambrick Dimiiies
Common do
Black, olive and drab Velvets and Velvet
teens
Tabhy VeIvets-Black Rufeils
Cotton Umbrellas
Black, blue, pink and green Durants
Calimancoes- Bombazetts
Cotton and cotton and linen Checks
Huckahuck and Diaper Towels
LultrIngs-Modes-S arfuets
Silk, cotton and morocco Sufpenders
Gardeners black, white and colcr d wor-
aed FIafe
Ladies black Worried Hofs
Do white and coiord do
Do fix do
Ladies' fix, cotton and worried Gloves
Gentlemen's bell Wooditock and common
Leather Gloves
Worried do
Silk, cotton and peliece ShawIs
Black tiik Handkerchief
Bancanna, Madras and common pocket do
Cotton Balls
Elegant boxes do
Scarlet Ruff, iome very nice
Silk and cotton LAces
Elegant d:els Plumes and Eandeav:
Ratio -Bugies-Spangles
Silk and cotton Cords and Tapes
Figured Lu(tring and China Ri bons
Figured and pain Viewer Bindings
Silk Ferrets-Gailoons
Qualify and fhoe- bindings
Brown Linens-Guernfey FrocH
Oi cIoth Hat cafes
Co Il and Vet Buttons
Blu n-Moulds-Glafs Buttons
NJ iInets--Cauzes-- Machining
Blu kram-iewing-f and wifi
Conbs-lh;rt Buttons-Tapes
II. reads- Pubbins-Pn ms and Needles
TIimbles--Black wire Penknives
jscknives-SciiTors, 80. Jl.
ALSO,
A good aFortpent OF gemlere co and youth
ENGLISH HATS
The above Goods, with many other article.
found in a Piece Goods Gtore, wi.
be fold very cheap for cath or approx ed cred
De- 90. fGN)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
Profile Likenenes.
MR.. WHEELER,

MR.. WHEELER,
, ESPECTFUILY informs the ladies and
y gentlemen of Portland and its vicinity
hat he hes REMOVED from his former fand
a MiddIenreet, to the room over Meifrs BAR
ley and Merrill's ilore, almof oppoGte the
Iav-fcales, in Columbian Row-Where he
continues to take ProfIes e9ith his machine
On gold and in celosrs as heretofore, which
he will warrant TO be good, or no pay win be
required,
NIB. Nfedle Work framed, and Oh
park rsgit--Iafmr a' absVe. Jan. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
Oil, Candle5, Sc.

Hu8ey s. yHia1ow,
HAVE for fale at their fore in F1l57Gyeet,
- PortIazg
l2o Boxes Spermaceti Candles,
Safks Summer aud Winter Strained Sper-
maceti oil, by wholei h a-1 retail,
Boxes Mould ard ipt Cssttc,.
Hyfon, ryfon Ska s uchong Tea,
Clail and Iapsn'd Lamps
A quantity Of Wick.ug yarn,
do. Webbing do.
Together with an ahortment Of EsPkg
Sol, e.. % G'e.
All the above articles viii be fold on as
good terms as can be purchafed in town, for
cath or credit.
Jan ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
MTCEL

LEA9 HER.
JOHN l.. Dt NNETT,
'Has fer alt, at TIE Sign Of TIE T,uat, A1iaazqrsst,
800 WI Harneis Leathers
500 VT skirting do
Sides BndIe do
Waxed CaE Skins
Black grained do
Ruler Calf-Skin Boot Tops ofthe srlt quail
ifv
Draw'd Calf Skin Boot legs,
SuwArrow Patterns,
Morocco SKINS Of different colours,
Hog 5kins,
CT General af5rtment Of Leather
Kept contantly on hand. Jax. Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26
EEENE. Ian. q.

KEEHE, Jan. II.
Melancholy by the Amherff pa
per We learn, tina. on the raernin,,
$3.50 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

TO LET
THAT large coRimodiou. STORE
now occupied by Mears. WlssHIPs-
Enquire of DR.. ". COFFIM Jan. 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-26

Barbour & otockbrl dge,
oassfte @e Igt.rsre. o5ee, fJS-stso
L lave JUN received an additional fupply q
Freib Se0i9na5ie Go1d5
which, together with their former Stock, con-
prize very valuable and exteniive ador,
ment-among which are, great variety If
AIUFFS dyD TIPPETS.
All Of which viii be fold at fmall advaao.
for cath or approved credit r
Joseph 81 Lcnan & ,tu,
No. Is, Union H,ba,f, Hqve FIR Esl
THE CARGO of brig Mary, from Gaudaloupe
,conflhirg Of
Hhds A1olahes
DO clayed Sugars
Mufcovado do
Bags Coffee
ALSO. IN STORE,
1000 Bbb Philadelphia and Baltimore
Flour
500 buiLels Rye
500 do Corn
Bags flowed Salt. Fan. 70.
Store &c let.
To LET, the brick Store, now occupie
by MeiTrs Jofeph Emerfon and So
head % Union Wharf. inGJire CT
WOODBURY. STORER
Jan. ls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02

One ofthe shifts employ edto vehimselff ronn
sinkingi the stale trick Of procuring to be sent
about for. signature sehgratulatory addresses
When the various modes qfimpo tuning, coax
ing, Aatterings threatening and dec eiyings that
we're ployed to procure the small number !.
Of signatures that are fixed to the address OF
s. many zyealthy and ta6le ind "
sc. 20 sen. ~. il will furnish, indeed, a very
curious history. Il is alittle re markables that
some Of the French gentle were led from
sentiments ofcompa ssion;to aAix their names
TO, It as an address Of condoles as they were
told, for the death Of Mrs. W.. As to the adj
dress of the sea captains who were made to
change for the occasion their character Of
transient persons, and who are such excellent
Judges Of what's due to the laws and constitu-
tone their country bout two thirds Of them
were ahoat on the ocean during the events
which where the obiactsof their favorable 4 cri,1
ticism." 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02

t;ne 4, their wheat upon a clover lay instead
Al expensive failow. e The prastice IS as
follows Tie, clover field, having been now
ed or fed of, is generally turned up the seconS
ysar of its having been laid downsto grass
g he ploug hing takes place a little before tho
I time Of sowing the wheat. A second plough
ING would be Of material injury, as is album Z
dainty proved BY ex pertinent. About = or
"a days from the time Of ploughlng the Wc a..
Their and other circurnst stances being favorable,
the roots Of the clover viii have begun to rot.
This is the exact time: to put IN the wheat
The land is previously narrowed in adirectlon
I. quitA the jisvroscs, the wheat sown and harrow
ed in, without so much, if possible, as turning
up. or moving from its bed "a single furrow.
This is what is called sowing yr;Puttins in
wheat a1ion a cyo1er lay, and is considered one
Lof the greatest Improvements III inodernagrl-
culture Even iii the ,nildle states IN pltr~
suailce Of this practice. togetaes with tbs use
Of gypsain, TIC face Of The eolnitsy, IN Iaany
places, he's been entirely lelosated, ard what
before was a barren GGel;l, is. nov converted to
I a fruitful SOIL.
There af,e many tracts ef pine. land in'these
New England states, which, generally are nc
yer seeded with grass end winch It Is be-
lisyed might be improved lnueh in the same
Nay excepting perhaps the substituting OF
rye for Wheat. i have myself seen as t:se clo-
vel. growing sniso.ac OF the pine lands, Is nl'-
on any lands whatever, after they rad hreii
brought into proper state Of fertilization -
Inthe middle states. 7 b lie about orc hat
Of the cIovss seed intended to be putin, IS
sowca 4. the TING OF sowing, the wheat; tie
other half is reserved and sowed about tic
time Of shs going of Of the snsw inthe sprln@'
In this NY they are rarely if eyer dlsaopelna
ed, and generally take one cutting OF grass
some time after taking of the wheat
s A FRIEsD To3IMPRoYEAiESIs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02
,NE / YORK, Nay So

Captain Lewis Of the ship q nseslcnt
from Surinara, Informs as thai the English
ship Duke Of Kent. Ricketts,, arrived en-
.hs SO of May, 10 so days from Rio:ds.ia.
Plata, with intelligence that since the re-
duc1,on Of I'M ontevldeo 10 sailet Amsricsn
yeaseisin the harbor amongst them the A
merican Eagle Of New York, were COD
dsnned for having Spanish property op.
board. :s'ss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02
BALTIMORE, ] Nau so.

Arrived sehr. Fanny. Till. ~ days rom
Barcelona (S. Maine and u daystsom
lsosisLa.. Left 90 Americana al BarcelO-
IA; at Tossola ship Gosport OF Norfolk,
f,oin Cssliz for La Vera Csuz, brought in
and likclied, notwithstanding; they prodac-
ed projecting license from the king OF
England !; brig . Spence, Of PhiIadel..
phia, brought ia fer adjudicalion. The
Fanny was captured on her hcmeWardpa
sage from Barcelona, carried into Tortosa,,
two days, aad dismissed Without.
aay cost except port chargs $.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02
Port Ct A1s&andysg.

ARRIVED,

3 - H. 49, 4 KRIVFsD,
Brig Active, Blaek, St. Lncis-bs24E!sss
lanes Lanrason aud Others.
s s-hr. Philip, Tabzr, ST. YincerFe---,
aud .nolasscs-- Mar,,eller and ,Yousg.
%. Prudence, Travers, q. Y-.dit!e.
rent merchants
D.. Speedwsl', Bsker. Ph;saHsIrhia-~do.
Do. Aan, Jackson, Balilmorssdo,
Do. Dspa,ch. French, dos---aoo
DO. William & sasaa, Kaasan. n. ~
do.
,sloop, Regelasor. Atkins, Nsa,Bsdfora
---notsbern psoduce--.hs raassc
Ship United States. Colemas. Hsrbadosss
by Marsteller & Young & Patton
Fame, Clark, Liverpool.
by William Ho6ssDn
New York, , Hull,
sby ] ames Patton
James Cock, Cox, Coit,
sy James Patton
Brig President, Bell, Yves: ladies',
$50 :. By John Tucker
Losiss, M,Ksner,, Madeira,
b. George 6lseom
Sparrow, Carew, Ratbsdoes,
by Marsteller & YsuDg
Martha, Spooner, Barcelona, !:
By P. amy & Wadswcrih s Butlec
Celia, Smith, Hadeira,
81. by :Nlllism Rarllenan
Schr.Virginia, Philips, New York 81
Fletcher & Riley, Riley, s.. Thomas
By C. Powell & Veisch < Gs' :
5gSloop Patty, .Barnes, Boston
William, Spear, New York
Sailor, Self, do.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02

q TIVEsI1UIIdIS IACWaI y.
sStrayed or Stolen, from the Commons
adjoining, Alsxandyla,
a HANDS NlE dark bay HORSE, about
. A j 81 hands high, one. of his hind feet
white, no other mark ,reeolleeted-w q
switch tail The above reward will be paid
if taken up and brought home, or Twenty
Dollaryss If stolen aud the thief prosecuted to
conviction. ~
June =. DAT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02
T,he Snrino Garden Theatre

The Spring Garden Theatre
w7Hbe Sod at Auction, on Saturday the 9Th inst.
et4 o'clock IN ktegtleYnoox. ~
F.SyO those who are .aJontbnilding warehouse
q l es, fsncess &c, this favorable 'opportunl-
tyto obtain lumber must be very. obvious, and
ought not to- be neglected.
4 Frederick Shuck.
June cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02

For Sale, on reafonable Terms,
BY the Subscriber,
LEMONS in boxes.
Fresh ,Raisins in boxes'or retail.
Fresh Tanarinds.
English wv nuts in barrels
Cheshire, and single Gloucester Cheese.
1000 wt. excellent patent N. Is. Cheese.
$50 barrels well cured Shad aud Her
asiilags4vand quantity of nice Flax.
' : "A. WILLIS.
Iunr g. 80 y 4t*
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09

ment pre- walled, he belle we'd that NeM-
NELL F unisian) or any other ambassa.
dor from tAe Barbary powers, would
neverbe able to come to the United States,
they being people Of color. For his part.
he did NOT care if Mellimeli never re-
turned-he wanted no more Mellimel-
H's:- but as he was of opinion that that
bin wanted some amendment, he mo-
we'd that the committee should rise, re-
port progress, aud ask leave to sit again.
Carried. !
Mr.. Dawson presented a petition
from the inhabitants of Alexandra and
Washington, PRAYING for tho establish
ment Of . turnpike road from the west
end Of Mason's island to Alexandria,
which was referred to 4 select commit.
tee of members.
+ A memorial was presented from the
trustees for the education Of youth in
the city Of Washington, which was re-
ferred to q select committee Of 8 men,
bers. -. y-.. -.
Several private petitions were presen-
ted and referred.
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poieon, will tomorrow be at Sans Souci,
and the next day At Berlin.
Wesbhala, Oct. 29.-The country Of
Lingen has been taken possession Of,
Tor the king Of Holland not by a militia
~ force but by letter from the college
Of administration at Munster. An the
Prussian eagles and other Prussian arms,
have been taken down by order OF gen.
Michaud, and the Prussian uniform is
no longer to be worn.
Embden and Minden have likewise
been taken possession Of by Dutch and
French troops.
1t is said that Marshal Mollendorf
and several other generals entreated his
Prussian NJ ajesty Is give orders for u.
lacking the French several days before
the battle of the l4th, but in vain. He
had however, come TO a detsrmination
to engage on the 18th, in which he was
unfortunately anticipated on the l4th.
NeckLenburg StrsEts, Oct. 22:-rhs
Mark of Brandendurg is now the Thea.
tire of war. Prince Hohenlohes's head
quarters were at Neustad on the 25lh,
and on the 26th the duke Of Brunswick
Oels, passed the Elbe at Sandan, near
Harelberg. We shall now see which Of
the two armies reach the Oder FIRST, the
Prussians or the French.
Be- I'm, o.. 24-To day, at noon,
the French entered this city. They are
commanded by General Hulin.
Detail ofeperations Gner the battle
Of Jsaa-the substance II the previous
Bulletins having been published iIOm nhs
Dutch papers,. r.
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/ j. 50 TscN III BULLETIN 80.
: -il e Grand Duke Of. Berg ,eneirel.d,
~ ..a se,t e me is'h, i .hs aorning d
i4 ~ M ~ We P,.es eaPiiulated. By ,hls
ed and 5000 able-bodied. h.v.I 49,
prisoners Of war, among which 49, N !,
rIl9es q Orange, Field marshal Mof
.enoor Lieut.. generals ,Larisch ~
orsysrI and Major Genersl sLes.,e
s ..r Aseiss!. A. park Of i2oI piees 81 =.
n1s,y, ven furnished. has Iailenl q or
.n -. Every day they seoliset psisoa.s
ae King of Prussia sent, a. aid.ds.,
camp % ne Emperor. ,wiih Z l.sssfs e
answer 20 that the Emperor Ia 49,, :. !
e him before the battle, 81, whieh ~
Ming of Prussia did not answer I'm .ftss :
3, step ofthe Emperor Napolion, s.
s = e that towards the Emperor of I
RUSSIA before the battle Of Ausssyli,z.~.