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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
Valuable Lands for Sale.
September IS.

ClOotAN ALCIISt2 III L|StINss-
In pursuance of a decree of the honorable the
United States Circuit Court, of the district
I of Columbia, for the county cf Alexandria,
will be sold. on the premises. on Tuesday,
the s9th day of September next, to the
highest bidder, ena credit of six, twelve,
and eighteen months,
One Aiolety of a Tract of Land,
called /" Abingdon formerly the residence
of Mr.. Robert Alexander, lying on the Poto-
mac and Four-mile- and about miles
above the town of Alexandria, commanding
a handsome view Of the Potomac, Alexan-
dria, Washington City and George Town,
and the lew road to Washington passing
nearly through the center Of the tract, which
contains SIS acres, and is laid off into four
lots of different sizes to accommodate pur..
ohasers, a plat of which may be seen at any
time on application to the subscribers
gF The Sale will commence at 10 o'clock,
Thomas Swami, 8
C.. Deneale, IS.
Edmund /. Lee,
August % dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
#r OYSTERS.

JOHN BoGyz.N has received supply Of
fresh Oysters, with which he is ready to &C
commodate his customers by the bushel or a.
ny other way.
September IS. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
AUSTRIA.

vienna, Aprilsfi.
This days Court Gazett contains some
Intelligence from Turkey. The Russian
general Mayendorf has received reinforce.
ments both IF men and cannon, and has
drawn near Ismail, in order to form the
seigs of il, but without having the more
,insimida,ed the Turkish garrison. Gen.
Nicholson asks for rcinforcemeu.s the gar.
srisons of the Crimea are drawing off TO-
be sent to him.
Other intelligence direct frem Constan
tiuople, .meniion that the courts Of Moroc.
CO, Algiers and Tunis have issue! orders
10 their corsairs, to capture all Russian
and English vessels.
April IL.
The rumors which were aflaat thai the
English squadron had again passed the
Suaigh,s of the Dardaneilcs, & was IN the
sea ofihs Marmora, appear entirely void
af foundation. The lastletsers arrived
from that capital make 40 mention OF it j;
they speak only of the vigorous preparati.
ons which the Porte is making TO assume
the offensive against the army Of Michel
son. Troops arrive in great numbers from
Asia, and are sent forward towards the az.
my, Of which the grand vizier mus. by this
time have taken The command livery
thing announces ,hat the campaign will We
ny shortly open.
. The garrison Of Ismail is numerous.
well provided and determined to defend
itself TO the last extremity. The Russians
to whom the possession OF that place
would be of the greatest importance, ap.'
pear DESTROYS Of Fastening the siege of II.
before the Turkish army can put itself IN
movement, to secure it. They have relin.
Gushed all attack against Gieurgewo.
The impediments which the English
throw 10 the way of our trade and the na'
vigaiion Of oar ships in the Adriatic, hav.
ing excited the attention Of government, it
is assersedthas very serious:re presentations
have been.made vpou this subiec. to the
British cabinet. & that several conferences
have been held upon i, between eouut Sta
dion and MIR. Adair, the Eeglish ambassa.
dor.
(Gaz. de France }
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
sLatest Som Europe.
NEW.YoRK, SINE 10.

We have received London papers blythe
Bristol Tracer 10 the 9Th Of April; and
Paris papers by the Isabel!a, TO. the goth.
The latter vrsseI left Bordeaux 90 the Sd
of Mays
No intelligence of Importance is an,
uouucedin these papers We have trans.
lated from them the 10th Bolletin OF the
Grand Army the remainder of our Sc
lections is made from he Paris Argus.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
MONDAY June Is.

Gen. Wilkinson was sworn aud sensin to
the grand jury.
mr.. Hay began by requesting the eour.
TO instruct as to the proper form Of oath
which should be administered to the grand
Jury. Fhat if The oath which had been adj.
minissered was not sufficient, that The Wit.
nesses should be sworn over again.
Mr.. Botts had no objection TO the oath.
Mr.. Hasfshen informed the court that
there were four indictments before the
grand jury, two against col Burr, and two
against Mr.. Blannethasse'; one against each
for high treason, and one for misdsnear.
or.
Mr.. Wyiickham moved the court ,ha. no
papers which were not authenticated should
be sent up to the grand jury. He wished
solely for the opinion Of the court on this
subject.
mr.. Hay hoped the court would not a.
gree to the motion, on mere suggestion
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
atsraaorta DAILY aDnerttser.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
REMOVAL.

The office of the Alexandria
Daaly Advertiser, is removed to
Royal Street, a few doors south
OF King Street.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19

NAPLES, April Il.
The king has been informed officially,
n II said, that the Ssblme Porte has &C.
s.0ew'sdssd hin as king of Naples, and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
49,
TRIAL
OF
COL AARON BURR.

Clseait Court ofthe United States. for The. Iyih
Circuit and District Of VirgiWa
Present john MARSHALL, chief Justice Of
the United States,
Aad Cynus GRIFFIN, judge of the district
Of Virginia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
PAIRS. 19h April.
or IND APH1.
Seventeen Bulletin.
FinckenSteia, 9th HbyH.

Fsnckensteia, 9th April.
Apassy Of 400 Prussials, who had en-.
barked at Kon,ngsbsrg. has deba'ked on
The peninsula opposite pilau, and advanced
towards the village of Carlsberg. VI.
Ms;ngaerneud. aid ,de-camp to marshal
Eefsbere, proceeded for the point with
some men. lie has so ably unanswered as
10 carry off the 400 Prussians, amongst
whom were 100 cavalry.
Several Russian regiments have entered
the city OF Dan.zic by water. The garri.
son has made several series. The Polish
legion of the North and prince Michel
RadziviI who commands it have d;stin-
guished themselves. They have made
about 40 ef The Russians prisoners. The
siege is continued with yigor. The artl..
ley for it has begun to arrive.
There is nothing new at the different
points Of the army.
The emperor has returned from an 10.
cursion he has made to Marienwerder, ard
,e the tefe de pant 90 the Vstula. He has
reviewed the i2sh regiment of light inian-
,ry, aud the gendarmss d'osaonnance.
The ground, the lakes, OF which the
country is full, and the small rivers, have
begun to ,haw. There is not, hcwevsr,
the smallest appearance of vegetation.
BERLIN, 4orilf4.
In order to be nearer the fortresses OF
Craudents and Dsntzic. the siege OF which
isso be carried on with new vigor, and far
the purpose of protecting the corps who
invest those places. the grand army has
taken the following position:
The prince OF Pon.e Corvo occupies
Brauusberg, Elbing and Holland his line
of operations tends along the Passage,
20 the mouth of that river. Marshal Soult
is posted at Arbstadt aud IT'S vicinity, he
guards also the Passargc. Marshal Ney
occupies Guslads and the enyirons: his
line Of operations is the ALE; he has be.
hind him the upper part of the Passage.
Marshal Davoess's headquarters are at
Ds,terswald, large village situate on the
Passaree; one Of his divisions occupies
the upper part Of the Ale and the little
town of AlIsnstein, which has been put
IN a state of defence another division is
posted a. Hohens,ein and in its vicinity.
Marshal Massena is az Pulsusk; his divi,
son has received considerable reinforce.
raepis, and is one Of the most numerous.
Between he marshals Massena aud Da
vous, Is a corps Of Polish cavalry. who
have already proved on different occasions,
that they have not degenerated from their
ancestors. The besieg'ng corps. around
whom the grand army forms semi-circle,
is in great measure composed of Polish.
Badcnese, Hsssians, and other eonfeder-
a,ed troops. The grand depot OF the amy
is at Thbrn; the principal hospitals are at
Gilgspbourg. Malwa. &c. The Russians
are at Orselsbourg, Passenheim, Mehlsack,
Keuigsburg,&c.
MuNIen, April ~.
Considerable advantages are reported to
have been obtained by the Turks and Per.
slams over the Russians. Gen. Nicholson
& Z II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19

erjoiaeG The Barbary powers 70 prospect the
sNsapolitan subjects, and TO return all the.
slaves OF that nation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19

Considerable advantages are reported to
have been obtained by the Turks aud Per.
slams over the Russians. Gen. Nicholson
!, is said has been driven from Wallashia
by Mustapha Bayractar, who has made
eight hundred prisoners. On another side
the Turks have entered the Crimea, and
the Persians are aching the most4import.
ant passages of the Caucasus.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
SWEDEN.
,MALMoE, / April s. .

THE mouth Of the Oder is going tobe
declared 10 state Of blockade.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-19
NANCY, April Il.

NANCY, April Il.
We wait with impa,ience for the news
of peace or OF great battle; every thing
is ready single look of the emperor will
determine. We are Informed that the
Russians have divided their army into 5
grand divisions one will be commanded
by the kiag OF Prussia, the centre by prince
ConstanuDe, aud the right wing by Ben.
ninsssn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Barbour and Stockbridge,
e9pgfts tie 1afaraues 05Re, Ksadsf Fg8-Ryes,
n AVE jut received great variety
Of frcfh SEAS0NABLE GOODS-viz.
| cafe rs and A Irifh Linens
Fine and common linen Cambricks
A variety of plain and figured Mullins,
CAGcoes,-printed Cambrics
Cinyhams,
Silk Chambrays
Cotton do.
Rich coloured Furnitures
Cambria and common Dimities
Cotton Laces
Black, Iadia, Italian, and Florence LuRrings
Coloured Double Florence do
Sarlnetts
Elegant fix Shawls,
Common do
Ladies tong and fhCrt EngE1l and French
silk Gloves.
Long and lhOrt Kid do
Ladres' black white and fate fix Hoie
Gentlemen's black and whi:e fix Hofe and
Gloves
Ladies and Ceutlemen's black, white,
mixed, aud iate cotton Hole
Figured Leno Wells
Cap and Handkerchief Patterns,
Cambria AMI muffin Shawls
Fancy fix Hkfs.
Red, yellow, brown and blue Bandannas &
Mad Is Hicfs
200 doz Tapes from No. Is to &c
Gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas,
Ladies walking flick Go.
Cotton Kerleymeres, and Granderill8 Of va
rious colours
Black Satin Velting
Fashionable London ftriped Narfeilles do.
Silk and Tabty Velvet Do
White Cambricks
Black anG other Coloured do.
5ooPieces blue and yellow Nankeeus,
India Cottons
Englilh do
Diapers
Gardeners Leather Gloves
Brown Linens
Piatlias,
silk Cotton and Morocco Braces
SuPerfne black, blue, mixed brown and red
Broadcloth
Common do
Real London dreA black KerGeyneres, of
iuPerior eu2ligy
Fashionable drab Kerfeymeres
Red, white, buF blue, and mixed do
Veivets and Veivetteens, etc. etc,
Nag III (tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
E. Stevens.

FISH-STPEET.
lHAS Jun received frefh fupPIy of fafh
L ionable
FANCT q STAPLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH, ARE THE FOLLOWING.
Plain and figured Book Mullins
Plain and figured Collinade do
| Spider and Mail Net do
Piduet, cobweb, iaconet, pearl & cambria do
Cd A rs white and cooured cotton and
linen Canbrics
Cinghams, fix and Gotten chambray Mullins
Cambria dimoty common do
"A & 7-8 Linens-Br1ilh and India Cottons
IA and figured Cambrics
Chintz Furniture Bed Laces and Fringes
Caps and Habit Shirts
Pink, blue, buff, white and green Sarcenets
White and coloured Lufrings-white Tiffany
Grecian Robes-back Satin
Silk, muffin and cambria Shawls
Camels hair do-green Gauze
Silk aud tabby Veivets
a great variety Of Ribbons
Thread Laces and Edgings-Cotton do
Black and white fix do
Linen Pocket Handkerchief
Cotton, cambria and black ak do
Straw. green, white Bandanna do
Blue Nankin-lace Sleeves
White and colSured extra long fix Gloves
Short do
Gen emens blk, white and fate do
Cotton, thread and leather do
Ladies white & coloured long & hort kid do
Beaver do
Ladies and gentlemens black, white and fate
colOured Esglilh and French elk Hofe
Worried and cotton do
Fix and white Millinet-lO-4 Table Cloths
Diapers-B Brown Linen
Linen and cotton Checks
White and coloured Gown trimmings
Blk Lace Veils-do ScArfs
Gold Cord-Modes
Sewing Silk and Twif-Bofs
Cotton Sewings-Combs
ParrifOls with friHges, lome very handsome
Plain do-Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Six and Morocco Purles--Fans
Shirt and gown Buttons Marking Canvals
Embroidery Sik-W White ard colored Grape
Silk Cord-Scihors-C Cut gIas Buttons
Flannelc-Ba;zes- Rudells- CaIlimancoes
Observation-Disclosures
Cotton Caliimere-Cil Cloth
ShirtiHg Cotton
Ladies, Miles and Children's Kid, Morocco
and worried Shoes-Cork DO
Walking do-Floor and hearth Brufhes
Hyton Tea Of the frl quality
Corico and Black Waiyers-Tea Cadies
starch--Indigo
Winior Soap and waih Balls, with variety Of
other articles too numerous to mention.
May IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

lcleph Y. Bacon,
.ha' foy (at III No -, Iqgrabans' zy5ayf
n ON landing from fchooner Mercury,
90 bbls. iuperhne Flour,
20 bbls. lne %
Kegs Gun-Pcwder
Few legs Back-Whezt Meal
90 doz Philadelphia Porter.
hJ6, in Storr.
400 bull1eis yellow Corn,
Bis. fuPerfne Flour
Half BIS. do do
BIS fine do
Chefs Hyfon-Gein and souchong Tea
Few ~ PCS Brandy and
10 dor London Porter. Inv III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
NEW GOODS.


BY fhips Jofeph, Edward PEBBLE, and Charles
from Liverpool, and Foxwell from Briftol.
William Goddard,
LAS received the moi e1tenfye and COM
Il plete aforment Of
HARD-WARE GOODS,
ever offered for fale in the Drftri Ct Of Maine
which will be dfpoled Of on the mott liberal
terms by wholeiale and retail, at his fore in
Mid dle-ftreet.
ALSO,
100 cafks wrought Nails all 6zes
90 boxes tin Plates
20 ca1ks London white and red Lead
3 tons fleet Lead
Quantity by Crown Window Glals
Few ca16s fiat Iron
Few do. cart, Wagon, and chaiie wheel
Boxes
Anvils and Vices
Sewing and fein Irvine
Large quantity iron Shovels and Spades
Three hogiheads blocktn Teapots &c. &c.
LIKEWISE,
LOOKING GLASSES,
with Gilt and Mahogany frames
Portland, May 4. (eptf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
HusSey 81 WinSlow,

HusSey 81 WinSlow,
HAVE for fale at their Gore in Es-
Street,
1900 VT. Of good Coffee for retailing
Souchong Tea by the Cheit
so Boxes SPermaceti Candies
so do mould tallow do
Spermaceii and Whale Oil, by wholelals
and retail fome very nice, in kegs, for FAM.
lies or veilels ufe.
A quantity Of fri quality Butter, putup
in kegs for lhipPipg.
ALSO,
a quantity Of good Honey, for retailing
very cheap.
Englb and Hard Ware Goodt,
at reduced prices. Together with a general
a6ortment Of GROCERIES.
As many of the above goods were bought
at auction, with cath, they will be fold onthe
mott liberal terms, for the fame, or approved
credit. STD va. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Rowe and KeuS,

Hats, B0ott, and Shoes.
lust received and fer iale by
JOSHUA SHAW,
Several cafes Of Mems Beaver
HATS, from the ben manufactures in Lon
don, and arc hyperion to any ever offered for
tale in this town.
: cafe Willow Hats.
An aaortmeut of American and EngIih do.
common and low priced
Centiemen's Calf and Seal lzin Boots and
Shoes iuitable for The iea!oa
trunk Ladies Englfh Kid Slippers
"A large zilortment Of ladies', miles and chill
dren's Morocco Shoes and Slippers, &c,
| ne above articles are offered as
low a. can be bought in town. Nay II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Cram and Atherton,

Aiddif- Street
HAVEjut imported an addition
= al afortment of Irifh LINENS, which
they offer by the cafe only.
@ No Gods can Be 6d to families.
May IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

1900 Bo70doin College.
IL OveHeers Of Bowdoin College are
A. nouhed' that feIhi- annual meeting Of
thel' BOARD, Will be holden at College Chapel
IN brunlwIck, on the Tuefday preceding The
third Wednetlay in May next, being the 9th
day Of faid month, at ten o'clock, IN the fore
noon. IONA ELLIS, Secretary.
1ePAarT, APyH ~, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Douglas y Porter.

SAIL-EEAKERS,
BAVE removed from Portland Pier to
4 4 the Loft lately occupied by Mefrs.
Baker I & Powell, Loag-WBarf; where thew
iohclf 2 continuance Of the public patronaq:
Pohazd, May 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Literary Female ScbOoE.
FOe Dollars Reward.
L ANYWAY from the fnhEcr;L

an Indented Absentee, by the name Of
Herflry Wood Hunter, native Of Wifca6ct. had
on when he went away an old Blue Jacket
and irouiers, and COW hide Shoes, laid an
prentice i about twelve years Of age, black
Eyes-whoever will return faid runaway u
his mailer, ihall receive the above reward and
all necehary charges paid
WILLIAM JOHNSON
Portland, Nay IL, 1907,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
c. & ]. Fox,


c. & ]. Fox,
No. 5 y 4 South fds LOng-WJayf
10 Tons Sweeds, Ruilia and Philadelphia fat,
fquare and round Iron
Tons Nail lsates
Calks I'D cd Sd lOd & cod Cut Nails
Complete a1ortment of Philadelphia and
Englifh Camboofes
Hedge Anchors
Few crates well ahorted Ware
CheRs Hy!on, Hylon1kfn & Souchong Teas
800 bulhels'excelent Potatoes.
ALsO,-A general a1ortment Of
ship ChaHdlsry NaUa! Stores, Duck q
Cordage-
May Il. [6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
10 be Let.
A LARGE & commodious Dwell

a LAR &c & commoiious Dwell
ing HOUSE, witha good Garden, Yard,
&c. in Middle-treet Portland, few doors
e2l Of the Rev Mr.. KcLIeggI Meeting houfe.
The Garden may be improved Immediately.
Inquire of Mr. Wiiis@ CgSen, living on the
premiles, or of I'm. TJ1g, in Gorham,
Meg Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

OW landing from on board the fchoone
Mercury, and for fale by
Robeft Slower,
o. Zleya5an's HBayE
100 bufleIs yellow Corn
1000 a Whear Bran
100 Bis ana half bls frperfne Flour
2 cap-s bee Philadelp hia Hams
IS bis Pilot Bread
Quantity Of Ship do.
Few kegs bee Crackers
QUaotity Loaf Sugar, lf s, Cd quality
Do Pigtal Tobacco
so bis. Pork.
Also,
Wegt-Indi4 G90ds and Gr0re,ieI.
20 casks freh Kailins,on reafona
Die terms for cath. E1ayII
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

FOR SALE, BIZ
John P. Thuriton g Co.
Sc BbIs Clear Pork
90 do. Bone M;dling do
10 do No. do
5 DO Nd. 2 do =.
40 do No | Beef
1900 lbs. Hogs Lard, III quality
20OO do Bacon do Nav III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
The Chap Store.
John Dix.

,Aco No. 2, Fjs,jf-sa.
II AS juit received, and has sIIeadv
e1Poied for lale, an elegant and commit.
afiortment Of Fashionable F'''s
EHglib, u dia and French Goodt.
which will be fold lower than any goods evs.
offered for faIe by him before, having boneS.
the principal part of them, on very advaR,.
geous terms Of merchant in Potion now 81
fling his bufness in this country to return 4
Europe ALSO,
Cafes Of Fashionable Bonnets
Cafe mems Willow Hats.
4 Bales real Kidderminfer
CarPetiDg, elegant colours and patterns.
lhoie who may with TO fuPpIy tbemfelye,
with any goods either for ute or ornsmer =
have now an uncommon fine opportunity.
MAY H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
D05iatiOa Of PartnerJbip.
THE Copartnerfhip which has fub

DV0luti0a Of Pa,tnerBib.
THE CoPartnerlhip which has fub-
fitted under the firm of
POPE u DAHTG,
IS this day by mutual content di1olved All
Pertcns who have any demands againii faid
CoPartnerihip are requeited to exhibit the
fame for (ettlement, and thofe who are indebt-
ed, are requelted to make immediate payment
70 J9'lP5 PIPE, No z, Mufey's Row, who i
legally authorized to adult the concerns Of
iaid cOpartnerlhip, JOSEPH POPE.
JACKSON DAVIS,
Portland, 4th Mo. so, 1907. Nav a
THE Subfcriber will continue his
BaGneis at No. Mufey's Row,-where Ne
intends conifantIy keeping for fale, general
aflOrtment of
Engh@ G9odr, Cr0ckery Ware, DC.
Likewife, by consignment, general iupplv
OF Cotton Webb and Stocking Yarn, Bed
Ticking, &c. ALTO, a few hhds. ard barrels
Of Loaf and Lump Sugar.
JOSEPH POPE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
B91OdCin C0Hege,

B91OdOm College,
THE Truitees Of Bowdoin College
are notified that their next Gated Meet
ing will be held At Bruniwick, on Tasj7ay the
18th day of May next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. CHARLES COFFI>, Secretary.
By1gj[Oiek, May J..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
q. Greelv s. Co.

z. Greedy s. CO.
FJG7eree', Have fer Sac,
l8 bids. old St. Croix Rum
. do. St. Croix Sugar,
8 chefs HysoD Tea,
8 do Young Hylol do
? do Hyiun-l.;n do
70 do souchon; do
IO boxes do do
10 do PimeHto
Z 2 colts thin Duck
50 caRs Rai':ns. Nay II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

lust received, and offered for fale on the.
j mott liberal terms for Cath or credit, by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Cog0s f5r Sale.
TOR fale two good Mich Cows
-LHegoji, a good CHASE and HAIR
NESS. For ierms apply % joseph POPE,
a. fore No. z, Mnley Row.
Portland, 5iB No. 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

, THE trends Of Stephen Burnharn, feaman,
1 who died On board the brig Albe,t, Sam
uel Freeman, matter, may have bis effects by
applying TO LOKD q lHCNiAO'
My IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Paint St0re

PANT Sure.
MICHAEL SMITH, -efpectfullv
informs the public that Ne has taken
Store NJ. !, 7oass Ro7U, where he offer, u,
cath the following articles: VIZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Tickets dollars so c.s. and Quarters
so. All orders for T'icketsor or Quarters, y
mail (poltage paid) and inclohng the ~
puncfually attended to. Nay H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Sundrr other articles too numerous to men
ton IL IN advet.1anent, tOglther h All az
forunent 81 Snip Chandiery, Nufia and IA.
vcns Duck Nag II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

INFORMS hr' friends and the pnbI;. jill.
i. IL h'' flrmed connection III bnGner. ,g1,s
! noAA5 HARDING, and thar II furure NH, M
ne Wal Pc Tanlacted at his former 4 III \,
O0[hsfn corner, under This i'm Of '''0 I
DAVID Harding Iuu. < Son.
' where lhey now offer for fal- general aa;,r,.
EngIlh ". Indie gods q Gyece,;,.
ay,-Sutton N1li-Saws Of hyperion oraI;..
All perions indebted to Da7s JTg,5,n No.
either by note or book are requeaed 10 XXI
immediate payment; and thofe having anv H.
adjuament. DAYID HIPnLn1C lt.' ioF
n 3. All notes and accounts which bays
Deeh one more than three month unlcfs paid
before t1e twentieth Of OGtober next en(ninn
they VIII he put into the hands Of Al atto+nry
FOR collection without further notice.
Co,b1m, SEPT %, 1907,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
TOhn C'Oe,
NEW GOODS.

BY fhips Joleph, Edward PEBBLE, and Charles
from Liverpool, an Fox~eIl from Briltol.
William Goddard,
Fl AS received the moi ektenGve and com
plele ahsrment of
H4RD-WnRk GOODS,
ever offered for laIe in the DifG6 Of Maine +;
which will be diipoled Of on the mott liberal
terms by whUleiale and retail, at his fore in
y ddle-ftreet. ALSO,
100 caiks wrought Nails all fzes
100 boxes tin Plates
20 calks London white and red Lead
3 tons fleet Lead
Quantity by Crown Window Clafs
Few cafks ilat Iron
Few do. cart, waggo and chaife wheel
Boxes
Anvils and Vices
Sewing and fein Irvine
Large quantity Iron ShoveIs and Spades
Three hogihesds blocktin Teapots &c. &c.
LIKEWISE,
LOOKING GLASSES,
with Gilt and Mahogany frames
May 4. (ep,fl