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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.
HAMILTON

The English brig Of war mcnlortsn
10 the last number Of the Mercantile a"
veriiser' as being below, is the CeluaOa :,
FROM the British b'eckading aeel OF 'P'
Chesapeake. On Wednesday aflsrDooo'
pilot brough, her to an anchor within w ~
Hook, seduced by the assurance that 'a ~,
had dispatches Ga board for the g''effa'Hs =,
These dispatches have not been ss' w.
Up. Mr. Sehenk, the surveyor OF inc w"
went down yesterday, IN pilot %" "
ascertain the object Of their VISIT
Captain Meekius from North Cal1"'',f
passed . ship of war At ancher opt''S' -. .
the Hook yesterday, and soon 'l ,,,.,,
her boat go ashore at the Llgn' nu' I'D
about Ave P. Nd. she got uoder vesa %
came to an anchor within the Hu0.' 70
the hay. Captain M. supposed Vs. v..oss
carry about thirty two guns uade' '''
eolors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
a late Census Of the inhabitants of the CITY
OF \. :. gives the following estimate =
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Evening,
Oecembet. %.

Inc great secret is at length disclosed
Congress have laid an embargo. The act
goes INTO immediate operation, and is without
limit inrcsPcct to time. Foreign vessels in
port may depart III their present condition.
whether Loaded or in baiast. | shall cndea.
vcur to- obtain copy OK the act, together with
such documents relative to the subject. as or
dered to be published, and transmit them TO
YOU by the nc1t mail. The act was passed
by a large, majority--S2 yeas, "A nays.--
hough the House were three DAYS debating
tne expectancy OF the measure, yet the friends
Of It said little iii its favor Most the timr
was taken up by ITS opponents with great G.
Mercy and clOquence insisted on it's ruinous
consequences to this country. Among the
principal opponents of the measure were
Messrs. Key, Randolph, Dana, Gardiner.
Rowan, Livcrmorc, Elliot and Masters
Messrs Nicholas and Smile said few words
in favor OF the measure in the early STAGES
of the discussion.
Dispatches from Mr.. Armstrong have been
communicated to congress bv the executive
announcing the determination of Ronaparte
to enforce his decree against neutral COM
merce IN its utmost extent
Mr.. MunToc is expected here this even
ing.
he reports in circulation are that Mr.
Randolph delivered last evening one ef his
most eloquent speeches against the bill be-
foFe tAe house IN secret session that all the
speakers yesterday in the II hours session
were III opposition, the advocates Of the bill
relying CD their numbers and disdairing tn
reply, through confidence of victoryoand
the question was finally carried by a great
maiort---s2 to44.
The a5oVe fSJ rom a FedereE I'hiladeIhbia
IaLeT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

.rro6t-b!e eoa sr. Il consissssof articles IL:
some degree essential to her other trade. For
instance hos end feari ashes for her linen
and re-expofration, and of course making a
part of the other five-sixths of her trade
lumber for her navy and her w. India pos
sessions. Whereas one half Of the trade of
this country to the British dominions, under
its present restrictions, may be losing trade
"a great proportion of it consists of Injuries
for consumption, after having received the
last polish from the artizan, and SO far can
not be essential
1T the U. States be competent TO their own
supply of useful and necessary articles, OF can
furnish themselves from other markets, no ill
can arise from making articles of mere luXu-
ries less accessible to the citizens of the U. s.
than they now are (; on the contrary, it is be-
lieved it would add to the morals, the wealth
and the Independence of the United States.
All that is wanted is a beginning.
". Y. Pub. .fdv.-A MERCHANT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
l@,Il cySments FROM ..tiacjicga Mereha'.;
Hysafk

IoYs' ctS,nenfs f'-o'a ..,iaej;oga Mercha'::
Eesst&.
~ appears by the instructions given to Mr..
MUNRoE, i'll 1901, that our Government then
insisted On the exemption of Merchant Yes
sells from search for seameu-and it appears,
also, from the following extract, that the
British had once yielded the point generally,
and that the negotiation failed because our
Minister commended that the right of search
should likewise be abandoned in the "Nar-
row Seas, How far the opinions of our Ru-
lers may have become altered by further
consideration and investigation of the subject
remains to be known -
Extracts from The Instructions.
"Fhe British pretensions to domain over
the narrow seas are SO obsolete, and 50 indie
feasible, that they never would have occur
red as probable objection in this case, if
they had not actually frustrated an arrange
ment settled by Mr.. King with the British
ministry, on the subject of imprcssments
from American vessels on the high seas.
At the moment when the articles were ex-
pected to be signed, an exception of the
"narroSv seas" was urged and insisted on by
lord St Vincent; and being utterly inadnns-
STOLE on our fart, The negotiation scaS ADAM
doned.
From every view of the subject is is rea-
sonabe to expect that the exception of the
narrow seas from the stipulation against
impressments will not be inflcxibly maintain
ed. Should it be so, YOUR NEGOTIATION
WILL BEAT AN END. The truth is, that so
great proportion of our trade, direct and
eircuitous, passes through those channels,
and such is its peculiar exposure in them to
the wrong rractised, thar with such an ex-
ccption, any remedy would be very partial
And we can never consent to purchase par
tial remedy, by confirming general evil,
and by subiectiRg ourselves to our own re-
prosches, as well as 10 those of other natl
ons."
1t seems it then SUPPOSED Their, sgould be n9
difficulty about the high seas. BIT The late Pro
cfa'nGtfor makes exception Sriateve,. This is
rot t'e dbpreiend yrien there can b. rubtuye
Of a negotiation, and no harm came fiji.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
(CIRCULAR.)

Commercial Agency cfthe U. s. Of .4merica,
NANTES, OCT. II, 1907.
10 The Masters Of .dmeyica vessels eo7c in
The hort u Nantes.
GENTLEMEN-Being instructed this day,
by hiS hXceilency Gen Armstrong Minister
Pienipotcntiary OF the United States at Paris,
that he has reason 10 deem it probable. that
the English ships of war and cruisers will be
let loose on such part of our commerce with
this country, SPAN, Holland, &C. as may be
found within their reach, he therefore deems
Ii prudent, and hereby advice you, that YOU
should return as soon as possible to the Unit
ca Siates--I an, Gentlemen, 7vifh much re-
sfcct, your O6't. Ser't.
w. Is. PATTERSON.
u In another circular letter, dated Oct
SO, the Consul mentions MS having received
adyices from Gen Armstrong, dated Oct.
22d, and again urges the departure of all
American vessels, on the same grounds.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
EUROPE.

We Publish the foliozvin.g remarks that our.
readers may I!erceive the contemhtuous
manner in svhich our rights and resources
are considered by our. former masters that
their hearts may kindie z,zth The energy
schich honest Indignation, ins{ares; and
that they may terceiUe The ,necessity ef
Stringi,tS 'eVery ne7-Ue and sinezv 10 meet
the firoud and consumeLeus, demands OF
these lords and fyrants Qfthe ocean. Eng.
AMERICA AND CRERI-BRYY.AI.N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
FROM PHTAHIA.

ship Leda, Spear, los davs from batavia,
mas arrived at Baltimore. Five DAYS previous
tothe Lcda's sailing, the British frigate Fox,
came in the harbor, and commenced brisk
hre on the Dutch vessels all their cables
were Immediately cut and ran ashore. TIE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
TRENTON. Dec. 81.
TIRE PRESIDENTS ANSWER TO THE
Legislatures .4ddresS.
Washington, Dec. 10, 1907.

DIX,
HAVING few DAYS since, received
through YOU an Address from the Legislative
Council and General Assembly of the state
of New-Jersey, l beg leave, through the same
channel, to return the answer now enclosed,
and to add the assurances of my high consi-
Iteration and respect, -;
TIL: JEFFERSON.
HIS ErceUency Coz. BLOOMFIELD.
TO the REPRESENTATIVES efthe People Of ~
Jersey fntheir Legislature.
THE sentiments. feilow-citizens, which
you are pleased to:eSpress in your address of
the 4th inst. of attSchment and esteem for
the general government, and of confidence
and appreciation of those who direct its coun-
ellis, cannot but be pleasingt to the friends of
union generally, and give a new claim on all
those who direct the public affairs for every
thing which zeal can effect for the good of
their country.
1t sindeed to be deplorcd that distant AS
we are from the storms and commissions which
agltate the European world, the pursuit of an
honest neutrality, beyond the reach of re-
proach, has been insufficient to secure to lis
the certain enjoyment OF peace with those
whose interests. as well as or!s >vc,,ld be r-o-
noted by it. What will be the issue OF pre-
sent MISUNDERSTANDING cannot as vet be foyc-
seen; bnt the measures adopted for their set
ltlcmenthave been sincerely directed to main
tain the rights, the honor and the peace of
our Country. Should they fail, the ardor Of
or citizens TO obey the summons of their
country, and the offer, which you attest, OF
their lives and fortunes in its support, are
worthy oftheir patriotism, and are pledges Of
our safety.
The suppression of the late conspiracy by
the hand Of the people, uplifted to destroy it
wherever it reared its head, manifcsts their
fitness for self government and the power of
nation of which every individual feels that
his own Will is part of the public authority
| The effect of the public contributions in re-
ducing the national debt, and lberatine our
resources from the cankcr of interest. has
been so fer salutary; and encourages us to
Continue the same Course or, if necessarily
interrupted. TO resume it as soon as practical
bic.
| perceive with sincere pleasure that nv
conduct in the chief magistracy has so far met
Your appreciation that my continuance in tina,
Office, after its present term, would be ac-
ceptablc toyou.
| (Here follows the same sentiments in the
words, which Mr.. ], addressed to the Lee
gislauture of Maryland, reEnquishing ali pre-.
tcntionS to she next cieCtion.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
NORFOLK, Dec. q.

a lri6atc (supposcd to be BritisFl) looked
into Hampton Roads on FRIDAY, and after
wards stood ont to sea again. This could NOT
be thc @oDya with Mr.. Rose, but ono of the
squadron 'hat has been here 80 long, looking
for the Patriot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
EXTRACT TO TIE Enrron

W0ahington City, Dec. 1S.
take the liberty of informing YOU, of an
occurrence which happened here very late
(which must at once form a conviction in
tire mind of every one, that we have 4 lou
al harty in this country, and not a very in
considerable one. Last Saturday, the tctlc-
raj mess which lodge at Miss Finigan's, were
honorcd with the company Of his Britannia
majesty's ambassador (Mr Erskinc) and
suitc, at dinner, agreeably to an Invitation
from them.
This honorable g, loyaI congressional ness
having allaved their hunger with dinner.
(Which ! suppose would not be numbered a.
Incng the worst served up here this season.
began TO rcgale themselves with wine, (io o.
thcr certainly would suit but London paiticu-
lur) The first toast drank at table, could n,
American believe it, wag--Georgc tie Sd!
Any comment on this toast, being drank in
r5is royntrv during the existing circumstan-
ces with Great RritaiD and by delegates too,
cf the people Of the United States, sent to
the seat If government, 20 adopt the best
measures 70 avenge the insults our country
has received, aud to retrieve the honor Of the
nation, must be supcrfiucIs.
They have already received an awful war
ming for their RIGHTEOUSNESS. On sunday
last, VIC had very violent storm OF wind,
which spent its force OH the gable end Of the
very house in which they lodged, having Clcs-
troyed it frop TIC second story to tive focf-no
lives were lost.
il. x. Those corposing this mess. are Sc
ratnrs Whine and Bayarti, ofDcieware Van
Rensselaer,, y. York Lewis Of Virsir:a-
Glrdeuier Of Il. York Goidsboroueh. afa1y-
land Kelly, Penn. and othersMhosc ,.al. cs
do not know............y9Hrora.
LEGISLATURE or FEEESYIVANIA
The following resolution was, On Monday
last, laid on the table Of the house Of repre-
sentaG,es, by leading demccrat mcIbcr
from Beaver county -
"RcsoNed That % committee be appoint
ed % enquire, ard report " this bous. ihc
eTpcdiCrcv cf extending the powers of ae
traverse juricS. to the determination Of lie
law, ~ rcli As the facts in civil cases
And alsothc right Of such iurics 90 decide
on TIC ~"-3"eteucy # all wi ncsscs brought
BIZ re thea, and Likewise the pv2priety II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

From tie 9Th to the 18th Dec. inclusive
Herep vessels arrived at Charleston from
a s5ca, with 1899 SLAVES.!'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
DISPUTE WITH AMERICA.

FROM THE LONDON "rIMfs',-Auc. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

AMERICA AND GRE.4Y-BRI7AIN:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
s. Little,

A T the chamber over No. 3, South hd'
"A Long Wharf, has for fale, on hbesa
terms, being a confgnment,
SO crates Liverpool Ware, well aiiorted
20 Hhds. Rum
10 Pipe, Spanifh Brandy
10 Do american Gin
1000 W.T.. Flax
800 boxes brown Soap
No. / mels Beef, in half Bbls
A few Hhds. good retailing MS' ahes
Chefs of Souchong, Hyfon 8. RI! Ion SIKH
Teas of the frlt quality
Flour, Bacon and Cheele t,..r
A f1nall quantity Of new and fecond hand
ed Rigging ...
!. Wanted,-20 tons Of Pot AIhes, and quan
tity of Farr Timber, to be delivered ia al
July. 49,. y..
S. LITTLE offers his rervices to the pub
lie to tranfaf Commifion bufnels 10 whict
his time will be principally devoted Employ
ers NAV ref afIured no exertions will be want
ing to promote their intcrelt.
To Ltt-Half of an elegant Brick Houfe
in Fore-areet.-Enquire as above. June ! 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
G5arricD,

IN nostor, Mr. Thomas Larkin5 rner. Of
Bath, 10 Miss Marl BattvrInau.
At Wiscasset, by the Re,. Mr.. Packard,
Capt Thomas Cuts, ir. Of Saro, to Miss
Mary Augusta Cook, dngAtct II Hon. Or
chard Cook.
N surry, (Ntaine) Mr. Nahum Io~don, ~
Trenton, TO Miss Rachel JOY Capt Thomas
Means, Of Surry. to MisA Elizabeth Heath,
OF Mt Desert.
II Wmdham, Mr. Lawrence Mason, q
this town, 10 Miss Abigail Barker.
In Freeport, BY the Rev. Mr.. Feazie, Mr.
John w ebster. ~ Miss SUSANNA Staple
In this town, MIR. Joseph Hale, to Miss
Almira Bradbury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
ia Builders.

ENoCH MoULTON, informs the public
: : that he has procured large ROLLING
MILL, fuitabIe for rolling Lead from l TO
IL inches in width. to almof any length
The Principal advantage, derived from having
Lead rolled in this Mill, is ,svisg Of one BALI
the flock d is coniderea by good judges
much hyperion 10 that which has not been
rolled
Gentlemes engaged in building, are invited
20 call, make trial, and he has no doubt but
" the above will fslly appear"
Portland, 1Eas Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
Cram g. Anterior,

MIDDLE-S7RrE7,
JTAvE received, in addition to -.yir for,
! 1 mer aTor;ment, Twenty Packages Of
F-1NCl~ GODS,
by the Romeo from London
AMONG ~BIcH ARE,
Several trunks Hoiiery, Of every defcripTi5 y
Some ladies and genllemen's elegant N
dian clock d DO
Cotton, elk and linen Laces,
Some elegant Wells
FootiRgs, Nantes, &c.
Peruvian Nantes of Linen, Spider ia ". n
Spider Net Mullins
Several cafes Of Book Muffin. truu < of
Ribbons, Ladies elegant SILK shay II
Ladies Spartan DrcIs aud MulPd C;rec;an
Robes, fome made up
Cham6ra Mullins, Plain Cold End I,co
netts, Dotted Mull'd EIuli ~. Cn+rnn
Cambrr;, Tambor'd Leao ( ans -, H,na-
kerchiefs.
Farren worked sha@is, SC.
The above goods Will Be fo,J ~
the Package or piece only
CT No seadJ cth tie Ed 10 families.
N5yS 27 IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
ea'rttr Ship J2elps.
PORT OF PoRzLAND.-l8o?.

H'r&.csday, June 10.
: Arrived brig Crocket, capt. Shaw, ~ days
trcm s.. Pierres, Mart let there,
hFigs Trlxton. Of and for Boston, III days
--Nilenda, oi and for Network, in 5-Roc1-
laid. - Network. 5-Elizs Ann. of
3Jltnl0re, uncertain-Aaham, Just arrived
from Bartad0es-Sch. Cranus, tor PN
mouth, III : JIys- Spoke, Iunc :, Richard
= Henry, 4 DAYS From Ncwhaycn, Tor Bar
bad0es--l,t So, long CO, srhr Jane, diys
from NeVhdre1i-lWe 3, sch William, Is
day foiii Z ehada; for Boston Same DAY e,
sci Betsy, ) DAYS from Portland--May 25,
jat. 25. long. 66; sch b. ts4y; days FRAN
Grenada, bound TO DaIhascotta- Man 20,
1T. -, Ion. 81, sch Aurora, 3 days from
Antigua
M4hett Il PIN Peier-fishj 13 dis
Flour. l7-PrDduce low.
.haytst, ar ST. Pieires-Fish 9 dlls.-Flour
70 70 lS-prOducc plenty = brt dktie5 cdp
al -
SINE day-Arrived brig Merchant, capt
Andrew Tucker, IS DAY Y from Surrinam =
let there, ship Commerce, Stephenson, Of
Portland ; farque Moses, SeWall, Salem /;
brig CatETine, -, Portland brig Patty,
-, Providence sch. Union, Yell, Salem !;
MAY 20 lat. Is, Ion SO, spoke brig Two
Brothers, Foster, Of Boston. ~ DAYS from
Wilmington IN Co. bound to Barbados !;
bay =, tat IL, Ion 81, brig ThreeB others,
-'arsons,25 days fromNewburyport bound 20
- mas-June TIN, LIT. 60, Ion. SO, brig
Neptune, days from Network, 10 md to
Irlnidat-Same day, ship dispatch, Allen,
> days from P.iladclphia, bound 10 Legllorn
June Z, ship Fair American, SO DAYS from
Liverpool bound to N York-Smre dav,
schooner Betsey, Of Portland, bound to PHI
hlelphia.
Friday, ya7s 10.
Arrived brig Stranger, C0ombs, u
C~yN from Ravalna.--Lefl brig Retrieve,
l. Wai'c OF Portland, for Boston, IL DAYS
sur hrnony ofBoston, just arrived; sch
III! 1. q Salem, Jus, arrived sch Lucy, from
NAo''e island, y days brig Ana, Of Char
rs iss''l' I, sail in 2 DAYS big Henry Of Bos
~ VIA SAT- wsiing q discharge Ma!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
The Cheap Stare.
John Dix,

JOAAn LIN,
NJ 2, FTP Ssyeaf,
AS jut received and now offers for lale,
! cafe Rolcius Bonnets, hyperion quality
and new nile of work
doz SPanilL Cloak, elegant work on
hne null Muffin
Few dor laced and fpider net Sleeves
lOpeces rich drels hlk Chambray Mul-
In, new file
90 pieces "A Fine London Printed Cam
brics
500 yds real double Florence LuItrings,
5 pieces ga Iriih Sheeting
Large afortment fancy head Handker-
chiefs
Black and white EngGh Silk Cloves,
large hze
WV ALSO,
On hand large anortment Of kidderrain-
tier and Scotch Ingram Carpeting, with gen
eral ahortment of Fancy and Staple Good;
telling of as cheap a, ever June IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
FOR SALE B1-
Huhey g. WinAow,

E6F,ef, POt71AN1,
40 boxes Sperm Candles, , 1.,a.
200 do, Mould Tallow do. " ~
$50 do Brown Soap ) 9'''"y'
Sugar pr. Bbl.
Souchong Tea, by the chef
Figs by the box
4 quantity Of good Honey by retail very
cheap
Rye Of the FRI quality
Bef Of Spermaceti and Whale Oil by the
calk and retail
a quantiry Of the beft of Butter put up il
kegs for hhiPping
Chocolate pr. box
Together with general afortnent Of
Gr0cerie5, Enghib and Hard Ware
Good5,
at redaced prices Portland, efb Mo. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15

Taken 5y Execution and to Be J5la at
Public AuEFi3n 81 Saturday, The
e!evyatb day @ july nest, al rIereq
gf TIE ch,k ~ f5e t5yr1o,n on tbg
Premif5,
A IL the right n Equity Of Redemption
a which Walter Hath, Of Portland, in
the county of Cumberland, gentleman, has
ia and TO the following deicribe1 Mortgaged
Real Elate, 70 z0A
A certain fIn4Il lot Or land IL raid portland,
bounded as follow VIII heginting Ut 4
flake Handing on the South-eaa Ede Of Tur-
key Lane, At the WeGsFly corner Of lat Of
land owned by the Heirs Of Thomas RulTell,
late Of Bolton, III the country of SGfu!k de-
ceafed, thence South-eafterly by iaid Rulclrs
TOT to 4 flake four rods, and from the two
aforementioned fakes, to extend South eaG-
erly by fad Turkey Lans, ksening the fame
width % four rods ;oH4mp1ire7ltreet OF lane,
together with all the buildings thereon aand-
ing and privilege thereto belonging.
EzRA. GIBBS, Dstt SBtriE
Po,tlas4 Tane 9, 1907. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
Enoch Moulton.


No. s, Jonet' Revp, EJS-street,
LAS iuft received variety of
1 1 FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
and PLATED WARE, which he offers for
ale on reasonable terms for cath or credit
Pearl and gold Breaches
Mourning do
Pearl and gold finger Ring:
Mourning do
A variety OF gold Ear Rings
PATE, do
Miniature Settings
Gold Watch Cha MS, Seals and Keys
Silver Cream Pots
Sugar Ba sous--Porringers
Plated coffee aud tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators. fome very elegant
Shutters and Trays
Fruit Balkets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup Ladies and Fiih Knives
Tumbltrs, &c
BRITANNIA WARE.
Tea Pots and Coffee Pots
Sugar Balons aud Cream Pots
Yellow and white Epaulets
Do do Sword Knoto
Cords and Tahels
PrufIian Bindings
Yellow and white mounted Swords
A large aGortment Of Morocco 81 hlark
ground Walters
Bread Bafkets and Cheefe Trays,
Snufer Trays-knife do.
Steel Settlers
Penknives- Razors
Plated and filver Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Books
Enamelled Boxes
Profile Frames-Looking Glafes
HALVES and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pins-do Watch keyes
Do Seals and Chains
Coral Beads &c &c
Warranted Gold ecklaces
Silver Table, Delert ard Tea Spoons, made
II the fhortelt notice
Hair work executed in the ncateR manner
Portland, June IS. #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15
FOR BOSTON,

'HE fubicriber takes this opportunity to
a inform his friends and the public that
he has returned his former line of Packeting
Buiineis, from this port to Bolton. and occa-
ionaliy to Wilcaaeti he folicits the favor of
a part of their bufnefs. Every attention will
be paid to any comminion or other negocia-
tions and gratefully acknowledged by
June Is. T. ROWE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15

IN Paris Victor Leopold Bcrthicr, CcneT-
al Of Division and one OF the Commanders
Of tic Legion Of Honor.
Ii London, " Au1erson-whose death
was occ..sioned "a a caPs getting into a cup
board uHl upsettng botgl IF 0roth, which
fl upon his temple
IN Cornan, Ebenczer Bangs, aged IS.
Ia this toWn, an Tuesday last, Mr.. John
Davis Of the wound lie received BY the
explosion Of cannon on the 1st inst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15

A Paleigh paper Of the 2ist instant,
saws ON Friday evening last, the
plantations in the neighborhood of this
place, were considerably injured BY
hail storm. It's ravages were chiefly
confined 10 the waters of Crabtree-
Some of the hail stones the next day
measurede inches in circumference -.
1t not only beat the growing corn in
10 tie ground, but knocked off most Of
The fruit from the trees. and in some
places the ground is covered with the
yerdue Of the pines and other growth,
which it has entirely left naked-killcd
lambs, pigs, poultry * birds-clippled
several grown cattle, and done consid-
cradle other damage. The next NOR
nlng us remarkably warm, which is
singular Immediately after a hail storm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-15

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfeIf the tuit
of Executor of the Iaf will and Telament Of
Joseph EDES,
late Of Freeport, in the county of Cum
berand Mariner, deceafed, 6y giving
bond as the law directs-he therefore re-
quelts all perions who are Indebted TO the
laid deceaied's eitate, to make immediate paw
ment and thole w1o have any demands here
on, to exhibit the fame 10
.. NATHAN WESSON.
F,npors, Nay 6, 1907. Ql5)