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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30

The part Of il that effects the commerce and inter-
ofhe country 20 materially the following words
al seSebandizs defined fer tie bar5oYr of EneL~nd
D. Der and erid fey Be found on board nsaf,
ia ils nannsr liable essfjsasien. In eO,t, 81,
sxqy srennt, BY tie t,s deree, to essoy>, ever,
ygpea 10 tie irf Of TIE -ybiss Biz ally, ,5e mr.
Per', effss Frene6, thought f,-s.r, prinefie fire
siproey, and far tie bs1sr Of BIS ere1c1 P,.musate
s"dtr date Of tie 2sf Nsvemb<r, 1906"
Mon ;of our readers will undern ahd that the Ar
gus is printed in Englih. Some have given a GU
rious contribution to the words I" all merchandise
dettined for England her 1ands they FAY it means
:" Englilh manufactures or goods" Curious indeed
Engliih manufactures and goods, bound to England
or her Islands Goals are not carried 20 New Cattle.
Although we are inclined to think that the Span
iih government will give ours explanation like
that of the French mniiter of marine yet the cruz
zers of France and Spain will continue their de-
precautions on our comfherce. BY the way, one
would think that miniiter, general Armltrong;
might have obtained more satisfactory eIpanati-
on, by this time, from Talleyrand himfelf.
Ledger.
The fitustion of the commerce Of this coun-
try is truly alarming. France and Spain de-
clares the ports and ifiandS of England in block
Sde. The government OF the u. S. is not diff
pofcd, it is believed, to reiift thefe violations of
our neutral rights, in coDfequcnce, as was
forefeen and foretold, c.. Britain retaliates, by
capturing our vefsls coming from the ports of
France and Spain, as appears from what fol-
lows:
On Saturday evening, Cape Henry bearing
wet about leagues diitant, the Brig AaguRa
AfeSiek, from Manila, bound to Baltimore,
was captured by the Britiih frigate Melampus,
the Bermuda Hoop of war in company, and or
dered under convoy of the latter velIel for Ber-
mada. The next day in fight of Cape Henry,
the Melampus captured the fchooner Mel1eneer,
Nbife, from Baltimore, bound to Barcelona
"A Paiienger in one of the vefIels, who favoured
US with the above particulars, alto informs us
that thefe captures were made in confequence,
as he was inforAed, of late iajfraaionJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30
@De GnQulrer.
ICHMO ND, sob Mr..
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

Ciremf Court Of the U. States for tie fyfb cir
enf and Djari8 eteV7rginia.
Pyelent JoHN MARsHALL, Chief JfuQiee oftbe
u. States,
And CYRUS GRIFFIN, Judge of the Difria
Of Virginia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23

-,.n,b 1 propositions IS this, he should
1 NJ, he surprised az any one which could
Ibe made i. appeared 70 him thss,he sP'fls
&C our forsfathers was departing me c .
E,ty. He was alarmed when he heard any
Esush 4 proposition as this. and ne hoped
here would be sufficient nagnanlmIty 10
the house 70 give the amendment a decd.
! ed &c ga.ive. ,.s, Z,
Mr.. Chandler said misrepresentation had
les origin 10 a memorial from tsc mayer,
aldermen. and citizens Of The ci,Y Of -.
York; and that these works were 90. eoD 3,
tenpia,e d 20 be erected, except with the
ccnsen, Of the sgislasure OF the state.
Mr.. Blcuns said the gentleman trem
Massachusetts had pretended 20 under.
stand The proposition 10 have for IFS eb.
iect the stopping up the harbor OF New
,.4s he SAID pretended. because ], would
be pu. a poor compliments 70 the gensie.
mass understanding 10 suppose that ne;
really thought such a proposition would
ever be made on this floor. The water at
the mouth Of the river Hudson was 90
fses id depth il was contemplated 70 sink
piers in the river, ADD to extend immense
chains from pier TO pier, which were to.be
connected by locks, 50 thar they could pc.
at tines rniocksd. This could not be
new prejecr to the gentleman who appear
ed so much alarmed Att He had plan
now before him. which he did COT ob;sia
from the president Of the Y. S. in which
a course was tsi.nea'ed for chain ct.
blocks, and which would NOT obsirucs he
tide so asto produce shosls IN the North
river. There seemed To be many different
opinions on the subject an,ong'he cilizens.
of New York; in consequence ct which
the presideu. had determined cot TO al.
tempt asy measure of this kidd wi,hou,
The consent otlhe legislature Of New York,
who il was expected would discuss the
'subiect at 90 early dsy.
Debate to be connnued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23

ii expressing 4 decided conviction t.,
he ruiin az the British cemmercs viii I,
The rum oflhe British Daiou, We mas.
guar gains, bsing usdersiood TO ad, ocs.
thar ma, ked and exclusive attention 10 d.
wishes Il ihee xchang Sc, which has SO 1i;sa
.tegraded The MEASURES f our goyeram.a,
Trade will ever wait 90 sound policy, bn
If ralisies are regulated according 10 II.
principle If mercantile speculation, ,hei,y
ri re- sui, will be as npproh able as their ~
peararce will be undigneiied. commere.a
has been said is good servant busa bat
master. This is exact]y he iisht 10 Which
B, sheuld be viewed. As q sefxaati, should
not usurp,he auihoriy Ct master, but 4,
4 vantitshould be considered as essen.
.,iaI 20 the existence ofthst authority.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
Late Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, N5y. ..

=
tits certain that intelligence the death
Of the king of Spain, and he assassination,
or according TO some accounts, The ia,pri-
sonmsns of the prime. Of As'urias, had
been received a, Lisbon previous 10 'hesde-
psr,ure Of The vessel which broughs the
mail. The fact, as we stated yesterday,
is anoounced ID several letters. They
mention the report, without, however.
communicating any circumstances waich
can enable Us TO Ak the degree OF orsditio
which itmay be ensiiled.
There was a report yesterday hat the
French and Spani1Eds were med'tating 40
attack upon Gibraltar. The Hindossan,
which i, arrived at Portsmouth,, has bfo't
le,,efs. from one Of which VIC make the
following sx'ract:
"Gibrahar. September 8.
Since closing this, All order from The
court Of Madrid has been put 10 force-to.
close all communication between lhs Spa
nish territory and This garrison. Itwasto
day confidently reportedsaas25 900 French
troops were expected at Aleesiras shortly
and that The provisions necessary we've al,
ready received. | cannot vench Tor the
truth Of II; however. someshisg must be
10 agitation. My rex, may probably throw
farther Ugh. on The business,
November Fl.
4 PRICE OF STOCKS At O'CLOCK.
S per cent. reduced 6255Iz
8 per cent. con. 62aall.
Omnium ] ; pm.
Il Consols for acc. 65sS
A reporthas been circulated Win MUM
confidence Of lord Collingwoods having
gained a victory over the combined Hees
Off Cad:z This, after prevailing Tor
some time, was varied into 40 accidental
engagement between admiral Parvis and
.she French and Spanish fleets, proceeding
10 the siege Of Gibraltar. The intelligence
was stated 70 rest on The authorisyof a
gentle m an who came passepger in the Corn
wallis packet.
Yesterday The above rumor had almost
died away !: but this mornieg j. has receiy-
ed some confederation, by the accounts
| from Oporto. These state that lord Stu
arr. Of his msjesy's ship Lsvinia, nov
waiiiog at Opor.o 10 scnvoys,he vessels
there 10 Eugland. kadreceived a dispatch
from the British minister a, Lisbon, con-
tanning the welcome intelligence that a
French squadron had been defeated 10 the
Mediterranean. Ifshe victory,is atribat.
ed to lord ColliogWood, amaserial objsc
lion occurs, from the circumstance OF his
lordship's having been a. Malta on the 4sh
of October, which objection receives addi-
tional sirer 9Th from the silence Of the re.
cent accounts from Gibraltar. BIT this
difficulty will be pbvisted if admiral Pur.
Wis is supposedto have achieved the wish
ed for cor quest.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
CO NJ 6 r E s S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
DEB.ATE
TuEsDAr, December s.
DEBATE

on The bill ran the Senate for making q,
br0by;aiion for building an ddatt'o''ns
i number cjguss boats. for tfe prefecsion
ofaar po,ts and ha,b0fs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

remen, authorizes the court to make an
additional allowance 70 each ofthe latter
NOT exceeding 81 IS, for. every days de-
.tention, after the frat. All allowances
heretofore made by the courts for the ex-
penses Of venire men Detained shall be
liquidated by the auditor, and warrant
granted on the treasurer for the amount.
.tTocognuence from the passing. ~->"--~@~
10. An act giuing fazuer. TO- the county
- " : courts 70 establish FERRIES, sc.
: Transfers to that tribunal the powers
heretofore exercised, on that sub eet, BY
the Legislature.-The application must
be advertised at the court.house door
for two successive courts, and divided
BY smajority Of the whole jpstices ofthe
county. The details Of this act are too
minute for insertion. X i: -. ~
20. An 0ctfo empo.urr lie Execat;pe to
appoint psrsoas to collect the arrears
tafes..,'. ... e.. -, i. =:
. This act asthorises the Executive to
aPPointagents to collect the arrears Of
taxes, &c. prior to l8o2, and to allow
them not less than ~ 1.2 nor more than
IS per cent. commissions. ..~. ;: ,
ala aet" conserving district courts
and assignorso of bonds, &c" provides,
that when the General Court shall fail to
cit and allot the judges to the districts
thetormer allotment shall prevail. Where
Q cause Is removed by habeos corpus or
Ger ff0r0r; n IL n, h- y,r,se.d.A ~
the stage h which II ssood in the inferi.
Of; sonrt.--An action 10 given by an
essignee against remote assiguor Of q
bond &c. but the defendant may avail
himself Of any defence which he nigh,
make against his next immediate ss.
signee.-The Richmond District Cour,
OF Common law, shall hereafter com.
msnee oethe 2sth Of March and August
and cit fifteen days. fro commence the
ist Of April next) ~ -
y: tTsbe esntinrsd.l ! r. ss.s.s-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
~ $50. .. -. Il.
Frani the Bal.imors Federal Gazette.

- Itiswith aregre., which Z am unable
10 e1rsess, thar find yself constrained
TO rneetthe public eye, in the. following
narrative, aWiriehi submit 10 the serious
attention of the reader ;:,and rrhctantly
acknowledge the superior advantage.
which my accuser derives from rank and
patronage, whilst ;l'have ;tio,hine bu,
truth and honor % suppssr me. >
Some few days after general Wilkin,
son. had denounced Aaon Burr a. \
traitor, atthe government house Ia New.
Orleans, and when he himself had be.
come an object of ridicule and di.trus,
Twas informed that Dr.. rBosiman wa,
then under arrest 1t the instance of the
general. and without any other than his
own arbitrary authority Not Ssinp .suf.
feiently intimate With the Doctor to feel
any thing like friendship.for him, / VET
felt that a. q man, and particularly a. q
stranger in the country, he had claims
upon my professional exertions to arrest
i'll could, the strong arm Of military
power. which had been raised appare n,ly
70 crush him, and being 1t the same time
particularly requested By the lady with
whom he lived, TO do what I could in his
behalf, I Immediately prese ated an All.
Glvit Of the fact 10 the senior iudee of
the superior court, and requested him
to allow writ Of habeas corpus ; this
from afear Of disobliging so great a man
y the general, orbeing actuated by som.
other prudential motive, Judge. Soripo
refused TODD unless he had the approba.
ton ofhis brother Judge, and EXPRESSED
. wish that would defer il until the next
day, when the court wouldb Be Ia !. ssiou
Il told him that something ought 10 be
done Immediately |; that in The mornino
Il might possibly be too late !; and AZ laS9
prevailed upon him 70 accompany me- -
the lodgings Of judge Mathews. Ma.
thews was not within--T waited for him
4 considerable time, whilst his learn ed
brother Of the court was ineifeetually e..
Ploring the pages of Baeon's Abridpr.
ment, morder 10 comprehend the mys.
terious nature of . writ Of habeas, corpus
and g the same time making shrewd Re.
marks uponIthe inapplieability or British
statutes and English doctrine, ID ,be
writ (which, ~ he wisely observed. vas
not Che stature ofhabeas corpus In .he
United States, OF their dependencie..-
lvas.eonfounded- indignation, mingled
with contempt and astonishment. DOS.
sessed me entirely-t went home ahd de.
layedithe matter until the next morning,
The next day, when the Judges had
resumed the hearing of an old cause. 1
entered inc court room, and taking ad.
vantage OF 2 short interval Of suspense.
rose aud told the judges, |. Tint / mus,
begleave 70 interrupt their present bust.
ness, asI hadla motion Of great, urgency
% make-one Of more moment than had
everbeenPresented TO their eonsid eratiou
before that it was no less than TO asssr,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

yne coroner - au1uOtlbe0 20 perform al
.the duties Of their Office, exceptthe col.
lection Of taxes, levies, ines, forfei.
snres, amercements and oiicerS fees
and for neglect of duty i liable 70 the.
anne penalties and proceedings, . IN
ease of the. sheriE. !. - !. ..
fThe third aeesion anshosises ahe de-.
puty sheriifs, IN case ofths death Of the
high sheriE. TO collect and make distress
for levies, Snes, forfeitufss Or amerce.
ments which may be due atsthe. time Of
bis death, and also On oiicers' fees, which
may have been received BY such hikh
sheriff. Of any, Of Bis deputies /; md
more0rer givesthe county court he sane
power Of appointinR Q eollector IN case Of
he dessh ofthe high sheriE and his De.
putty, md imposes the came penalties.
&c. o. such c0llectof asare pFescrihe6by
law in relation 70 taxes See Rev. Code,
81. ca. Pc. lsa, sec. 90, %, 81.
The came remedy b given sgainst he
securities and Representatives Of sheriffs,
: sergeants and coronefs q seiven against
ne sherijf, officer or under sheriff O.
eecuritieS of such under sheriff By lie
yist. section Of the aet entilsd y Al oct
fbrfnrther continuing and amending Cd
oct reducing into one he seyeralatts con-
corning executions. and for The relief Of
insolvent debtors, s-See Rev, Code,
PL cd. Cd. Isl, Pc. 3o5-.See also, same
book, Oh. 176, sect. Q, p. S2Ss-Sess.
, 49, aanA eh ZOO 10 - II -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
w h0ielale t.nglilh Goods
WAREHOUSE,
Tacorsbs-BmlAzgs, Miid7e fret.

acob Cram,
II AS formed connection IN buEnefs with
Mr.. CHARLES ALTERATION, Of Laa4sa,
under the firm OF
CRAM & AHHER TON,
and they have imported in the Henry, Port
land Packet and Minerva, from Liverpool,
and the Sally, Via Bottom, one hundred and
thirty-!evsn Packages Fashionable
Fancy and STAPLE G95d5
Particularly feieaed BY thcmfelves for this
market, az. the original manufactures in
EpgIand-h~oHg zpbieb are:
80 trunks fashionable Zap. fup. and common
Prints
do fine Britannia Sla1h Prints
Do Egyptian printed Robes, London work
5 do Common aud lup. fup. Furntures
10 do Cambrics, Hair Cords, check and
Japan Muffin
2 Dr. Gold End Jaconets
II cafes Linens by The cafe only
> do Black, Blue, Orange, But and Pink
Cambrics
Cafes Cambria Dimotics
2 do Common
Trunk Cambria 3haw,s
2 do Velvet Bindings
do Black, white and Ladies' State and
Fleih col6red Hore
2 Cafes London Printed cuttings
.3 90 do do Mock Web
$ DO Blue, Black, buf and Drsb Patent
! T.unk vi Lace
2 Cases black, blue, rice, and fawn coloret
VsIve;s, for Shawls
do plain, black and olive Velvets; Fancy
Veveteens and Cords
Tru"k fix and cotton Ferretsi Shirt But
tons, &c
| Cafe fancy Jenttto
Cafes Mixed Cottds Cords
Chanhra NipAint
s cafes 11tton Umbrellas, do Eadis. walk
lh8 Tick parraicls. plain, green, aud a
Il, variety Of colours
Black, drab, and verified cords
Wet Of England Broadcloths
Gentlemen elk Hofe; Ladies India clock,
and Peruvian Sandal do
Ladies, plain point Sleeves Gloves Mitts |;
Spider Nets, &c
All the above Goods werehought with cath
and w'll be fold, on the mon advantageous
terms, by the package or piece only-They
Will eceive BY the Romeo, from London, via
Bolton, large additional fupply which will
render their afortment very complete
Dealers ia EngHh Goods, will find il to their
adVantageto apply as above.
q 10 GO2d5 can Be I'D 70 families.
April 20 IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Cram & Atherton.

Cram & Anterior,
MIDDLs-S4REET,
LIAVE received, in addition to their for
j 4 Iser afortment, Twenty Packages of
FANCY GOODS,
BY the Romeo from London
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Several trunks Hofery, of every defcription
Some ladies and gentlemen's elegant In
dian clockd do
Cotton, fix and linen Laces,
Some elegant Wells
Footings, MantIes, sc
Peruvian Nantes of Linen, Spider Lace, &
Spider Net Mullins
Several cafes Of Book Muffin. trunk. Of
- Ribbons, Ladies elegant Silk Shawls,
Ladies Spartan Drels and MulI'd Creoian
Robes, fome made up
Chanbra Mullins, Plain Gold End Jaco-
netts, Dotted Null Mullins, Cotton
Cambria, Landlord Leno Caps u Hand
kerchieFs
Farren worked Shawls, 30
The above goods will be fold by
the Package or piece only.
Cr.No GooA can be }eA to tdmiEe5.
fpESk 81 #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
BY Chips Jofeph, Edward PEBBLE, and Charles,
from Liverpool, and Foxwell from Briitol.
William Goddard,
IA5 received the moi eItenhve and COM
4 plets aaortment of
HARD-WARE GOODS.
ever offered for fale in the Diftria Of Maine /;
which will BE- clpoied of on the moR liberal
terms by whOleiale and retail, at his Gore IN
Middle-h Greet.
ALSO,
100 calks wrought Nails all GEes
100 boxes tin Plates
20 cafks London white and red Lead
3 tons iheet Lead
Quantity 9 by Crown Window GlaIs
Few caRs far Iron
Few do. cara Wagon, and ehaite wheel
Boxes
AnVils and Vices
Sewing and fem Twine
Large quantity Iron Shovels and Spades
Three hogibeads blocktn Teapots &c. &c.
LIKEwIsF,
LOOKING GLASSES,
with Gilt and Mahogany frames
Portland, May 4. (eptf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
John L. Dennet.

j AAs )OAAliCL9
III fbf fgn Of tbe TRUNx, Mi59i.-j ?rtei,
K EEPS conRanty for zeal, fel-hin, leather
and oil-cloth TRUNKS, Of all 6zes and
prices. An a6ortnent of Saddles-Bridles-
Hortmanteaus--Poft- Bags--Saddle Bags
Fre-Buckets, &c.
HE HAS yoR SALE,
A general aiIortment of
SadNfry Ware,
Among which ars-
Plated Bits and Bradoon
Snaffle do--Plain do
Common lind do
PLACED Stirrups-Do Spurs with guards
Common Steel do
A complete ahortment Of WHIPS,~All prices
Whip Thongs
Curry-combs and Bruhes
Webbing, all colors
Military Announcements Of all kinds kept
cOnfantlyon hand.
~ Country mechanics Of this protection
nav be accommodated with every article in
their line of bufinefs, JVIy -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
[Nhole No. 48I.
hczHs, assembled at T,ashiEgtcH Hotel.

Hcaas, assembled at W'ashiEgtcs Hotel,
ByooD!feifs LGne -
"Our 5ircs Of Boston May their glori-
Gus deeds IN the revolutionary war, stimu-
late their sons to the preservation Of the In
dependence they then acquired at the risk
Of their lives and best blood"
Affer the COMMITTEE hat retired, tht toilozg-
ing 1Sas sioe7 from the chair
TIL: Young Federal Republicans Of Bos-
ton-May they always continue to deserve
the warrnest appreciation Of their parents
aud of their conutrv'
VOLUNTEERS
b. Kr ADAMS. The love Of our ooun-
try-which Ike Slial picty to parents, ought
70 glow with ardor in adversely and pros
perity, in poverty and wealth, III disgrace
as well as IL glory, and even IN their incon-
stancv, AS well as iii their conStancy
e. Judge PAINE--The 4th-of July--may
il Prove as fatal 10 tyranny IL AT its forms, As
the Ides of March was to julius Cesar.
National Holor-w!en aAoat, may il be
on board an armed ship whose guns are not
housed, and whose safety Is insured at the
otfice-of the spirit Of IS.
The Navy-May our Commodorcs be
PREBLEs-and our Captains rEcATURs.
The solace OF human Iife-May the bo-
SONS Of the fair daughters Of he genius Of
liberty, be filed with Federal husbands, s.
tieir Cradles with Federal children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Quincy q Baker.

Quincy 4 Baker,
o1Pqifs A1n8y'5 RoTS, Afid5s-SfresI,
40 chefs Souchong, Hyfon-lkin,7 co pst,
Bohea cas-
Pipes Of Gin and Brandy
60 hhds, good favored Rum
Hhds. and bbls retailing Sugar
Bags Georgia Cotton
1000 buih. Yellow Corn
80 quintals falt Fifth
500 do. Pollock
% ca1<s RaiGRs
100 bbls Flour
Gafs 10 By "a, 10 hy s, by.
RuiIia and Swedes Iron
Kegs Tobacco
Agenerzl ahoySment OF Nlis.
June ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
SOET SOAP

he Subfcriber intends keeping conitantIy
Tor iale, SOFT SOAP OF good quality
'or families uie ,ty the barrel or retail, at his
SoaP-~o *, Middle Street, eppcfte Mr.. Rob-
srt BqySs Store.
doufe-Greefe, Tallow or Afnes, would be
'aSen 10 payment, and the Soap delivered at
any houie If reqtire&
%h"--for Tale as above, 100 boxes Soap,
Ai1tsf'0if'-Quantity of FEATHERS, of ar
excellent quality.
VIZ. FEIlNELLY.
F''ftss4, Jan. 2s. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

T-FsE Ssbtcriber Prelents his compliments
l 10 The Gentlemen Of the Town Of Port
Ind, ana begs leave 70 inforp the merchants
nop-keepers, ana Mechanic, that he will
poll books, maze 0ut accounts, or tranfcribe
wriungi Of any delcr;P:iln, wi.h neatueis, ac-
curscy aud 'patch--ite win wait upon anv
gentlemen Al theircouhtin--hou stores. or
dwelling, and Acknowledge the lnlalle,l favor
v..h gratitude.
JOSEPH LONG.
P5-A1rj Fq1e %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
NV YoRF. IrHE Il

A great part ofthe yf-yaf in tie AURORA,
and other papers Of the same kidney, aLus-
ing the government and people u Great
Britain, and intended 70 provoke war bc-
tween the United States and her, are known
70 be the fatricai.ps IF The NUMEROUS Era-h
SPIES, which Talleyrand keeps w p.y IN
the United States From such hiYe.t,5a no.
thing better could be expected aad they
must 40 something for their pensions tut
what are We I'd thInk Of those printers who
pretend to be Americans, and citizens Of an
independent Empire, who have tie wicked
ness and folly To Pern1it such catitis to pol
Lutte American papers with their trash,
knowing them TO be what they are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Cram - Anterior,

H1ee f5r SIX, 1z1d4Ze 81.
(Rsolv we'd hy the John, AZ th;s por.J
4 SN-ALI. Inv,.ce 90 Craze, Of stafford
fhiie Ware, got forward for ,his market,
BY he Old Gaen, from ondon. quantity
Vt 3rwing Shks ahd Six TwIf, but,on., &c
A-.0--An invoice ct Blue Pans h4zcs,
ShaAi>, &c: &c. June ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
William Lord,

William Lord,
OFFERS for Sale General afort-
r-eut Of
N. india G0sIs e Crccerie5,
Which he Ia. luz received at his Store 10 Fore
f:reet-AInong which are -
Conlze BrzndT-Bourdeaux dc.
Holls uds Cin-Auerican do.
HhJs. Rum Of Good Favour
fi55esa Z . s9sT5y, Port ~zw6s
Hyioa, Hiyicn Skin, Z yF6S
Calk and Box Raiins-Nutmegs
Cinaamon--Alhpise--C
U2t MeIl-BuIes Chocolate
Loaf and Brown Sugar-Rice Flour
70 Boxes Mould and DIpt Candles
Bsne Niddlings AID Clear Pork pr. B5t,
Bacon-Buiter-Ch eefe Logwood
Red Wood-Fnttick-A
pperas-Indigo- and Shot
keg and Bottle Muilard-Kegs Figt
TObacco-Lemmons pr. Bo1-ScylA-s
ShoVels-Spades and Hoes
DeTnJons Stone Jugs and Pots
TumbIers-Gials-N 2is-Brads zEd
many other articles TOO nurIerous for an 1d-
Tergifenent, all Of which viii DC fold GA Ideal
terms.
alj5, AS above, r3 Crates Liver
poo Ware, well aFor,e1.
June % CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Gran. * Atherton,

1li82le J3sjt,
HAVE received by the MP Ed
ward PEBBLE, capt. Porter, from LIVER
pool al addiIiourI hPply OF GOODS, among
which are
Royal weIte5 CaiTireres
Wc!Sed do
Wafhing;on Rriped do
Fat Buff Naakeeas
Princes Coros
Princes Royal Spider nett faeg
Add warranted f,it Cotton DO
Ladies PAN and fancy Pet,icoa,s
hyo, A fnall aForsaent of
EARTHEN WARE,
containing FIFTY aforted Cra,e,, got 10 e.
Prefsly for the Portland Ms4Set.
q 10 Gasd5 ca" be y6ld to familes.
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