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substantially observed, and have produ-
|ced code OF criminal Jurisprudence
distinguished by mildness and humanity,
and better calculated 70 restrain crimes
than severe laws, and sanguinary pun
ishments. 4 + " 4 - -. - g. q
Prom contemplation Of our Criminal
law, We are naturally led 10 eontem.
Plasion IF the principles Of the govern
ment itself. - = / 7
/ Most Of the Governments that have
hitherto existed have been founded on
fraud, violence, and usurpation, and
have had for their object the promotion
Of the happiness of the rulers at the ex-
pence Of the people. But in this State
we can say with truth, that the constitu.
tion Of our government originated direct
" from the people, and that the sole OBJ
jeet is to diifuse the greatest possible
share ofpolitical happiness toeveTy me M
Der Of NE community. To attain this
important object the wisest regulations
have been adopted. No class Of citizens
Is vested with exclusive rights, and
hereditary privileges. There 10 no dis
tinctioa Of ranks. Every man is born
equally noble, and has an equal right
aud M equal opportunity to exert his Il.
lentsto betterhis condition, and TO aspire
to Offices ofthe highest trust and dignity.
Ia nc. country onshe globe do the people
possess, and exercise agreatsr degree Of
political liberty. The Government is
literally in their hands. They chuse one
branch et the Legislature annually, and
the other ssmisnnually. BY theSLegis.
lature ill appointments to Office are made
annually /: so that in effect every Office
in the Government - held by an annual
appointment Of the people. 80 Z
A republican, government founded on
such popular principles has generally been
considered as incapable of maintaining
itself; yet this government, though In.
capable of despotism, has possessed saf-
hc,ent energy to preserve peace and good
order; has been conducted with stuff.
eieEt wisdom, to produce the greatest
polnlealsad social happiness. aid has
been manage with a cheapness, and an.
ECONOMY, unparalleled in the annals Of
the world. We may aay with truth, and
without being chargeable with vanity,
that IN no country has Providence be-
slowed on the people, freer, a cheap;
or, and a happier government. V
This plsrnipg view ofthe benign prin-
eipies & Hepay effects Of our governments
Is darksned bv the mechanically con.ide-
ration tiiat there are some, so lost to all
sense Of virtue, and Of their own interest,
as TO transgress the Law. Such is the
deprasity ofmankind thatin the BEST go-
Esernments crimesS will someiines be
committed. Our laid has been attained
with blood, and public justiee requires
an investigationlof the fact. On ydu
gentIemen deyolves this unpleasant duty /;
and Inaythe rays Of Divine Truth illu.
inmate ,he path Of your enquiries.
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NOTICE.

5NNthe 18th Of October, tsos, i de-
~ elined the Mercantile business, I
then battered myselfthatlon before this,
it would be inrny power 20 collect al my
debts, but % il 10, there IS yetsery COM
siderable debts due 20 me, | now for the
last time request every person indebted
to INC IN any manner whatever, to make
payment before che FIRST day Of Nosene.
Der next, a. suits will positively be.
brought against an those who fail 10 make
payment, on, or before thar time.
JAMES cAMPBELI.. 4,
Sept. as, lso7. l,
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uaet.on.l

II REQUEST those 'indeb.ed 10 The
j. estate Of Robert Lyle, deceased, 10
make immediate. pay ment to me, as 4
final settlement Of that concern win take
place in the month of October next.
when no further indulgeace can be Civ
en-, by :: ~,
JAMES CAMPBELL, Gaardis,..
Sept. p, tso7. e.
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a GENERAI. mseting ofthe Over.
IA seers of the Poor Of the County of.
jefferson. win be. held 81 the Poor.
House ofths said County. On Saturday
the third day Of October neat. Allper-
sons concerned are desired . attend.
JOHN KEARSLEY, nor.
Sept. IS isoz. ....sr..s
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p 6ai15sa efeaisg.

THE subscribers take this method OF
j informing their friends, customers
al distance, md the public il general,
that they have just 6nished opening, %
their Store (by the Market. Housel in
Shepherds. Town, . great variety Of
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NEW GOODS,
Among .ph;ch are:

Fashionable cipsey Bonne.s- quite new !.
Ditto split straw and Leshorn, ditto, :
White Imperial Willow Sheets, =
Black do. ~ do. :. = -
Leghorn ~ > - do. 81. o.
GenslemenS imported Beaver Hats,
Country made ~ do. r.
Morocco and Kid Slippers, - -
Broad whitethread Lace, ~ +. :
DO. Patent ]. Il do. - - =. i.
Gold and Silver Lace, ~. *-rs~... =
Do. do. Thread; @5k i !
Spironett, Leno and Cambrick. Nfuslins,
A great variety Of nice calicoes, S :.
Do. 80 Dimities,
Linens fine and coarse, ~
4 A large number Of excellent homemade
twilled BAGS, s.sj 49, H.
Beautiful white and brown homemade
Linen, ~ 5:@5FE : ,, BY
Supervise and coarse Cloths, r.
Blankets and Flannels, =: J, D.
CHINA in complete sets,
Stone, Tin, Glass and Queens Ware,
Bar.lron, Steel and Castings, !
Ligh. handy Iron for Smi,hs, drawn un.
= der the tilt-hammer, SEs =
"A neru hind ef Cutting Knives. (,he best
ever offered for sale in this country
they cutstraw with uncomlnonfaeility.
Prime Soal, Upper ndIarnessL Leather,
Mems strong Shoes. 81 's;2Ss ~,
A large supply offresh Medicines,
Painsa, Brushes and Oil, i. ~. y
Fresh TEAS, + - ~. ~
Liquors and Groceries of all kinds, /,
Wrought and cut Nails of sizes, ~ Il
Also, = large quantity Of well-seascned
Pine, 0ak, Poplar. and Walnut Plank,
ft for Immediate use. II 4
Allwhichthey are selling very CHAP.
n" JAMES & JOHN5LANE.
Shepherds Town, Sept. IS, 1907. &
~ P. s, They particularly request ali
those indebted TO them. in any manner.
to call and pay their respective balances
before the ist Of November next-They
[ win receive Flour, Wheat, Rye, oats
and Flax. Seed, IN payment, or bsrser.-
The necessity ofpunetuality must be OBJ
evioas to eyeryreaecting mind. - Those
|. who do not attend 20 this notice, must
expect legal measures win be takeA 10
compel payment, without respect 10 per.
sons. * - J.& J. LANE.
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THEoDORE MEMENGER 10
IL authorised to settle the accounts Of
Doctor Edward Conrad, late Of this
eplace-Those indebted will oblige by
paying the amount of thsir accounts
Suits viii be instituted against such a.
do not shew,a disposition to settle. {
Martinsburg, September IS, 1907. :
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Ex;rset sfa iesfsrjrons Beston, dafsa
p u - .Sebf. Is. $50 - Asf 7

ExirGes af q te!fere rpm best0nS ddfed
a.. - =, Il 81 Sept. Is. ss 5za SO ],
The ship John Adams, IS days from.
Liverpool, has Just anchored Also,
the ship Romeo, from London. IN 4
short passages: the Romeo will bring
the latest rsess."- This letter, which
was closed at the departure of the mail,
says, thar no Intelligence had been
communicated from either ships, ~ Al.
mother letter from Boston is said 70 state,
that the demands Of the American
ministers would not be complied With,
and that rupture between the u. States,
and G. Britain was Immediately expect
ed, "a $500 - ~ y s -,
. The medium through which this in.
selligsnee is said 70 be received, contra.
diets the ;nformation, as il Is far from
probable 1hatsundeF such an expectations,
ships laden with valuable cargoes would
be permitted 10 leave England for this
country" 80. 5 l $500. ss. =.
We understand ,ha. COWS Clinton, OF
N. York, and general S. Smith Of Dalti-
more will be candidates for,the offices Of
president and vice prssidsn. of the U.
States. ~ -, - 4 ..,s.,. ! IS Il:
Is 4. i..gs. H.. !. lJaetson.l
The court Of inquiry on commodore
Barron isordered 70 convene at Hamptou
on the sthof October, captain Alexande,
Murray president.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
POSTSCRIPT.

The Mail oflast evening furnished infor
nation Of an arrival at Marblehcad, by
which London dates to Oct. the 3lst, have
been received eleven days Iatest.-The
English evacuated Copenhagen and the ISL
and Of Zealand on the 20th Oct and on the
29th Ad. Gambler with the fleet arrived al
Yarmouth His Majesty LOUIS XVIII.
with the Duke de AngouIeme, and num-
Der Of the ex-nobility Of France, had arrived
at Yarmouth in Swedish frigate the Swe-
dish Consul i'll attempting to go on board
was prevented by the Collector Of the Gus
toms, who informed him that he had orders
not to suffer any one TO go on board or land
from the vessel. The English are willing to
grant an asylum to these unfortunate exiles
as byfyate tndipiduais oniy---On the G0th MIR.
MUNRoE left London for Cozges, to embark
for the United StateS.--The Statiya frigate,
capt. BrooDiy, was to sail IN few days with
Mr.. Rose, special minister to America
Little apprehension was entertained of a
rupture with Russia or any suspension the
commercial intercourse between the two
countries.
ST. William Scott, .Jitdge 4 the admiralty
Court, 7rhtie he condemned Portuguese and other
neutraL vessels has acquitted srverai A7nerlcun
~, sells and orG1ea the cabtors to pay c9sts This
looNs favourable. No accounts If any Heg0ci-
ation 70, peace betgUeen England and france.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
REMOVAL
N. p. Poor.
And mare NelU and Chap Goods.

IN. L. IOOr,
INFORMS the PRrebafrY Of ENGLISH
: GOODS, that he has removed from AlpJ-
fy's Ron, to the fore lately occupied by Mum
roe * futile corner of Maitland Union Streets
where may be found a good afortment Of
GOODS, cheap as can be purchafed-viz--
Baizes and FlanneIs, by the piece or yard
Perlehe Flanels and Cloths
Broadcloths and Cai6meres
Plains, Outfits, Blankets, "a to 1911
Common and Superfne Coatings
Worried H)Gery--a quastity
Cotton and fix do
Pic mic and other fix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves,
York tan and beaver do
White, pink aud yellow Sarineu
] carton real Thread Iaces
Gotten, white and black fix Wells q Lzces
Cap Patterns-Lace Mullins
White and colored Sarsnet Cambrics
Gotten Cambrics-Ca Iicoes and Furnitures,
Chambrays, Ginghams fix Venings
Chambray ShawIs
"A large ahortment Of fancy Cotton and IN
dia Cottons and Checks, Bombazetts, u. tJe
With variety of FANCY ORNAMENTS,
viz = Gold and FLYER Bands and Chains
Buge Bands; Beaded Crelcents
Beaded Star Trimning-Spangles
Silk Cords and Tafiels
Plumes and Cltrich Feathers
Silk Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet Purles, tJe. C'e.
All ofwhich will be sold on the very lowell
terms for cath <eptf) De- 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
Hard-q0are Goods.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
HAS received BY hips JOieph and Henry
IL j. from Liverpool, . very extenfive addi-
ton to his Rock of SAdlery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for f2ic by
wholeiale and retail, on the mott Reasonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes belt Crown Glafs, all 6zes from
9 by to - by IL
leo calks wrought Nails, all 6zeS
8 tons lheet Lead
70 doz, bef Engli1h ShoveIs and Spades
IS doz. Frying pans
100 doz. bea Sewing Irvine
8 calks fat Irons
Large quantity Cart. Wagon, and Chail-
Wheel Boxes
Sets of Cart Iron, Weights
2, IA and 2Sw do do
Bocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackmith's Anvls and Vices.
Also,
An ahortmen: of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt anu Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
"A very great variety of Joinsrs Planes.
SEPT. %. ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14

The British Packet Duke ofKcnt, WIS to
Gail from New-york for England on Sunday
last. She had been detained for several
DAYS to take out important dispatches from
,I,e British Ambassador Which is most
nrobable, that the dispatches will incline
ihe British Ministry more to peace OF war ?
Capt. Davis, at Norfolk, from Helroet,
states that Napolcon's blockading decree
has been republished in France ami Holland
with orders 20 enforce it. A camp is again
forming II BoulOgne.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
For SALE.

A T Cqee-EHSabetB, an ELL-HOUSE, 40 by
90, and 90 by Is feet---two years old,
built by a good workman-well fniihed
painted and paPered throughout good cell
lar-new barnard good well and pump
with one quarter Of an acre Of land. Terms,
one and two years credit, for good fecurity,
with interelt till paid.-Apply to EZEKIEL
DYER, about 6 rods from the ferry-ways.
CAPE EEzabefb, Dec IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
The Cheap Store.
JOHN DIX,
NO. 2, Fy6JFTefF, {,
HAS jult returned from Bottom with frelt
= ahortment of

HAS jult returned from Bottom with freh
= afortment of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Of every Description, for ufe or ornament,
which are now opening for fale, at prices far
below the real value of the goods, having prln-
cipaIly been bought with cath, at Public Auc-
ton, from flock of goods belonging to
merchant declining buhnefs.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Florence, India and Italian Silks and Lu-
nrings, of every delcription
An elegant ahortment of Ginghams. fome of
which are but 2E5, one yard wide
cafes Caliooes, Of the newell fashionable
hyle
A large af0rtment Of Fancy Mullins
Ladies' Peliece Cloths and Peliece Flannels,
conlilting of bottIe-green, London brown,
afh and light fawn coIors
Peece Tabby VeIvets, confAing OF bottle
green, black, blue and purple colors
Black, 5ottle-green and purple colored Silk
VeIvets for Pelieces
Children's Peliece Flannels, from 8E3 to SD
per yard
Scarlet, claret colored and black Bombazet.
--Durants--Shal
and DuroYs
Cheap Serges and Caflmere5 FOR children's
ware
Worried Hofery in general, at cheap rate
A large afTorment Of cotton and linen Cam
bricks
Cambrick and common Dini;ies
cafe Of fashionable French Ribbons, fome
of which are very rich
Long and fhort Kid Gloves
Silk do. and Arn,letts
1 trunk Kid Shoes, real London manufacture
and Of the nsweh patterns
Silk Stockings, large afortment
Englifh Shifting Cottons, fome very fine
] bale india Calicoes
"A large alortment Of India Cottons, from
81 - 2l3 per yard
] bale Rofe Blankets, aGorted from Ga to
VIA
z bales So Rulia Diaper
American manufactured do.
Rui1ia Sheeting and Raver5 Duck
Bandanna Handkerchiefs, with alnaon e3e-
~ other Description Of Hantkerchiefs
| cafe Muf5 and TiPpets-Straw BOnnets
is pieces CarPeting, real Kidderminite-,
and warranted fAIt cOlors
bale Of BroadeIoths aud Callimeres
Patent Cords and Plains
Yelvets and Trafalgar Cords
Wai1coating-Coa and Fearnaught5
Baizes-Flannels and Dometts
With great variety Of other Goods not
in this advertisement. De1.5.
THE fubfcribers hereby give public notice
to all concerned, that they have been du.
" appointed and have taken upon themfelves
he trS(t of Executors of the laf will and tcs-
ament of
GEORGE FIERCE, ESQ.
ate Of Otisfeld, in the county OF Cumber
and, -deceafed, by giving bond as the law
lireas-they therefore requelt all per-
ons who are indebted to the faid deceaied's
:aste, to make immediate payment; and
hofa who have any demands thereon, to eI-
libit the fame to OLIVER PIERCE,
RENJA. PATCH
DEE. 10, 1907. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
PRATT & PUTNAM.

F7ye.f,eet, 5.tTpeea gaioH = Lang W5arDss,
HAVE for fale, variety Of Back Cannon
IL TABLES, manufactured at their ftore,
together with good aGortment Of AaeoVnt-
Bosts, of every Description /; and fmall az
fortment Of Stationayy-which they offer on
the noh realonable terms.
- Book Binding in all its various branches,
executed with neatnefs and difpatch. AL or
ders attended to with Pun6tuality, and fsyors
received with gratitude. Dec. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
Salfs bv auttioH.

Furniture at Anf7iH.
TAKEN by Execution, and to be fold at
Public Auction, on
7bwjaay The 18th day ef December,
infant, at O'Clock, "A. ~. at the houle occu-
pied by WILLIAM HOLDEN, Middle flreet,
Portland, great variety Of
Elegant Houiehold Furniture,
coniifliDg of Chairs, Tables, sideboard, Sec
rotary, Beds, Bedheads, Carpets, Flre-fets,
Looking Glafes, China, Crockery and Clals
Ware, Gc, To- with a number of other arti-
cIes, too numerous TO be particularized.
Terms made known az the fale.
JOS. NJ. GERRISH, D:Spty SEE, If: W
E. Greedy Il Co. AafPs.
De1. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
Sz&EEsx

N this town, or r. cdAcsIay last, Mr.
Thomas Hopkins, Jun. Attorney AZ Law,
Sgtd "A Death, like q tempest, destroys
in it, course not only the. worthless part Of
creation but The fsjreSt ornaments Of human
nstufe-It Is seldom tie task Of the eulO-
gist to record an instance OF morality, SO
affecting TO the friends Of genius and worth,
As the present. In the character OF Sim,
who is now, like a rich flower Of tie field,
cut down, IS it was Just opening to pericc-
ton, the finest traits, which give dignity or
grace to-man, shone with uncommon lustre.
HE, who has ever beheld the subject of this
memorial, and has had an opportunity of be-
ing acquainted with his excellence-must
lament that candor, that intelligence and
strength Of mind that nobleness, that gen
erOsity and tenderness of heart, which now
sleep in the dust--He was respected, be-
cause his integrity, was mistaken and his
morals pure--He was beloved because,
with virtue ke united disposition, open
As day, and warm as charity--Those,
who can boast of his friendship, viii attest
for his sincerity and affection, and those who
have known him as an acquaintance, will pay
a tribute to that suayity Of department,
which characterized all his intercourse with
the world When death has robbed a fami-
ly Of SO fair an ornament one, who in do
mestic retirement, interested BY his afiec-
ton, improved BY his virtue, and Instructed
byhis talents, shall not the survivors mourn 7
They have indeed cause for sorrow, and
nothing but the fullest reliance on that Be-
ing, who takes but what he gave, can afford
comfort an this hour of afliction-In their
grief the public have reason to participate
Just entered into a profession, in which he
promised the highest eminence and useful
ness, our hopes are in a moment destroyed,
and we have been called to pay the last sol
emuities to departed excellence.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Josiah Tucker,
aged As. The funeral will be on Tuesday
next, at 5 O'clock in the atterno1n.--Mrs
Lucy Waite, consort Of Col John Waite,
aged 20.
In Gorham, Hon. William Tying, Esq
aged 70.-Hig funeral zEH be this day at
sciOet ia the afternoon, from his dzreiing house,
ze9 the Rev. Mr.. Kel!Qg8's meeting house, in
Parfand, s9heys his .t1ieaas 0e requested to ar
trad yCitAoia a more particular lHvitation.
In Falmouth, Miss Lucretla Lock, aged
q, daughter of MIR Josiah L.
In Otsheld, George Pierce, Esq. aged d.
In Harrison, Otis, son of Benjamin Fos-
te, aged years and 10 months.
In Hartford, Me. after 4 long and lin
seEng sickness, which he bore with chris
tan spirit, Mr.. Ezekiel Ames, aged "A,
Eon Of Mr.. John Ames.
Il Boston, Prince Hall, aged ID, master
Of the African Lodge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
TO BE SOLD,

by order Of Court, on Tuefday the goth
- day of January next, at 2 o'clock, viz. &C
noon, at the Premiles, the Real ERate of Ma
tba1ieI Jones, late Of Falmouth, in the County
of Cumberland, Mariner, Decealed, for pay
ment Of his debts. Said eltate confifting of
lot Of land in Portland, being a corner lot
bounded on Federal-freet and Hampfhire-
ftreet.
JABEZ JONES, A4niuisy. Oh 3D. ERste.
Dec. IA, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14

IN Boston, Mr.. William w. Clap7, Of
Buckstown, Eaitor Of the Gazette Of Name,
IN Miss Hannah " Lane, daughter vi the
late Mr.. Join n. Lane
II In,rn1re, Mr. Nehemiah Bryant, 10
Mss Fhele Robinson.
Al Norrvarmnuth, Capt. David Drink
v..c-, ;un. p MISS olive Mitchell.
IL Jhis town, Mr. I. VI. IIunroe, mcr. to
Miss Lucy Waus.-MT David Valentine,
q Mss ANN Shaw.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14

Remick, Cronin 81 Co.
INFORM he Public, that they have COM
menced the
TAILORLNG BUSINESS,
in the hop, one door eaR Of Hozv Il Evars'
Store, in Middle-Rreet, and tender their servi-
ces in the line of their protection.
Garments of all kinds will be made by them
il the mott genteel, fashionable, and in the
mott faithful manner at the fhortelt notice,
and cheaper than by any other taiors in Port
land, All perlons, having employment, are
respectfully invited to call upon them, and
prove their Kill and, execution. ThoGe who
may favor them with their commands, may
rally on their punctuality and fidelity.
Portland, De-. IA, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
FRESH GOODS

PHILADELPHIA loaf aud lump, powder
: ed and brown Sugars -hyion, young
hyfon, hylon-fkin & fouchong Teas-Welfh's
No. 1, Chocolate-Shells-C offee-frefh calk
and box RaiGns-Figs Almonds, fhell'd and
in Flour Oat-meal--white and
blue Starch-white and brown Soap-Indigo,
different kinds-bea Spani1l, Newyork and
common Cigars-Sherroots-rap & Scotch
--Tobscco--SaIt-P etre---Currants--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pepper
Nutmeg Tumblers-Powder, Shot and
Flints- Spanilh Entry-Mats, all fEes-Sweet-
Oil--bef table and common Fiih-Candles
Cotton large afortment of CORRECTION
ARy-Playing Caste-Crooked Hair Combs
w l. and N. E. Rum --Cogniac and COM
mon Brandy Hollands Gin-Lilbon and Port
Wines Cherry Rum Cordials, fuch as An
ed-Clove-Ro Glla-S nakeroot, &c. to be
fold by
B. HUDSON, Ere-Rreet,
De-. IA. Corner Of Plumb. ltreet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
6a,Gtte Sbip JHflps.
-ooooo-
PORT OF P0RTLAND--lso7

Friday, Dec. IL.
Arrived brig Suburb, Brazier, % days
from Martinique.
Same day.
Brig Mains, Porter, 80 days from eau
daloupe-
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The Britifh frigate Thetis has been fpoken
near Bermuda, having on board the crw o.
m American fch. lately wrecked.
The Swift, Of Parrot, 8 days from Phad.
has arrived at Charlehon.-The Periever-
2Ace, Of Wilcaifet, and John Adams, Of Port
land, failed from Liverpool 9th Oct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
i. M. MuNRoE.

INFORMS his friends and the cultomers Of
the late firm of A1rnroe 81 ZEttle, that he.
has taken the fore in Fifh-Greet lately occu-
pied by MIR. TBans1 Carl, where he has on
tale general afortment Of
EngLyb y India Goods.
which will be fold as cheap as can Be pur-
chaied in town.-He fbortly expects to receive
large additional fupply Of fashionable FANCY
and StzfIs GsoaI-which will render his afIort-
ment very complete. D-s. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14

VEIENT away from me on the 2sth inf
w my fon, TinotBy JOHss, aged 9 years,
had on when he went away, light blue
Coat and light coloured Pantaloons Who
ever will return him lhall receive the above
reward; and hereby forbid all Perlons h4r-
bcqring or trufting him CA nv account, ~ ]
viii rot pay one cent. SOLOMON JONES,
WaterfsYd, Nts, 20. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-14
Z. Gteely q Co.

HAVE FOB SALE,
QRoADCLeTHS, Coatings, DuifiIs, Plains
- Baizes, FIannels, Blankets, Patent Cord,
Velvets, tJe. Je.
ALso-An Invoice of fix and morocco
Braces, Sarlnets, ladies' Habit Gloves, gentle
mems buff and other Gloves, ceat and veR
Buttons, Velvet Purfes, a great variety of or
namented Hair Combs, iome very elegant.
ALSO,
s bbIs. No. 1, PORK
10 do No. 2, do
80 half bbs. No. 2, do
10 bbls. Prime PORK
Is do Burlington 90
S Hhds. St. Croix SUGAR
s 90 Gaudaloupe do
5 do Windward Iland RUM
s do GIN De-. II