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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18

Cab given far Fat q Pearl AIBsl, b
Cram & Anterior,
XEIhO have imported in the lIPs Jofeph.
W Henry, Minerva and other la,e arrivals
from England, large and very complete az
lortment Of
Wo1Aer, WoJfed, CsttoH, Linen and
Six Gods.
Aga,-A very complete alrortment Of Vela
and Coat Pearl, y etal and CiIr Buttons
LiEs7git-II Crates Earthen Ware-ar-
icrted for the Couhtry trace.
By the Romeo, from London Via Bottom
they have received All elegant Ahortment of
RIbbons-flk Cords, cotton ditto-cntton
Platt-hIk Trimning-cotron ditto-bugle
ditto-illk & cot On Cords and Taaels-H9t-
bands Girdles- Bugle. bands-elegant artif-
cial Flowers aud Wreaths-black elk Viewers
black, blue, white, Pink and peele figured
had plain Sarienetts, &c, The above Goods
Will be fold % the mott advantageous terms,
by wholetaie only,
Portland OR 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18
TAKEN BY EXtLU ION,


TAKEN BY LXtCU ION,
and to be fold at Public Vendue, IN
Iu9l41y tie 10th day f January mR.
at O'Clock, noon,
IL right of redeemiLg and the right in
equity Of redeeming the following Mort
gagged Real Eftate lituated ii Portland, boun-
d0d and delcribed q follows, viz Beginning
1t fake ltanding GU The north-weiterly fde
VI Plea5Int f,eet, in the weRery corner If the
lane iead.ng from laid Greet TO Joieph Young's
houlc; thence fouthwelerly adjoining laid
trtot, thI.ty-lws feet to another fake and
from theie Two fakes extending uorthweitcr-
". keeping the fame width, adjoining the
Iad lane or one lide, and land belonging 10
Ezra Gibbs, on the other. about hxty five feet,
20 Ala Shaw's land, together with the privll-
eye in faid lane.
Sale 90 be on the premifes at 2 o'clock,
noon. IONA. LUND. 2. Sbe,iE
jan.
{KIE the fubrcribe, Comminioners, ap.
pointed by The Hon Samuel Freeman.
E'q. Judge IF Probate fer the county Of Cum
ber,and 70 receive and examine the claims of
the lever4l creditors III the efate Uf
E>TWCRrR STUART,
late Of Standlh, ia rhc county of Cumberland
gentleman, deccaicd, give notice tha FIX
months are allowed TO iatl creditors to bring
IL AND prove their claims, and that we fhail
attend that ierviCe at HE bouCe Of Edward
rhompfon, in Standifh, ou tile fri Monday
Of January next, and the Init Mondays of the
| I'VE following months, from two o'clock 70
five y. NJ each day.
EDWARD TOMPSON,
GREEN CRAM.
StIaIiib, Dec. 25 90
| XETE the fubfcribers, appointed BY the Hen.
! Samuel Freeman, Eiq. Judge of Probate
I for the county of Cumberland. to receive and
/ examine the claims Of the feveral creditors 70
the eltate Of
GEORGE w. DUNCAN,
late Of Portland, in the county Of CuzuBeyl4,d
merchant, decea(ed, Represented infolvent
hereby give notice thar Ix months are allow,
ed iaid creditors to bring n and prove their
claims; and that we lhall attend thar fervi,,
at the office of Ebmraer Mage, in faid Fart
La7H, on the laa Tueftsy Of this and the hv,
following months, from 10 70 / O'Clock. 81
each Of laid days. FBENEZER MAYO.
Jan. 4. ROBERT ILSLFY
@ Cq6 givea fr Rags and Jun
1t 4 ADB1TS Poob- Ct,ra
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18
Cram & Atberton,

HAVE received BY the Horatio from Live
erPool, "a large adortment Of Elegant Pc
LlSE FLANNELS, all colours Nov. is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18
BoarderS Wanted.

MR.. LABOTTIERRE will take on very
4VA Reasonable terms, twelve Gentlemen to
board they will be accommodated with
private Hall to dine in, and feparate rooms,
well furnifhed, to lodge.-Mr. H. pledges
himlelf 10 give entire fatista6fion to th0fe who
may feel dilpofed TO honor him with their
company For terms, (which will be very
moderately Pieafe to cali at his houc
Jan 4. Is WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18
Aagnfa, Neg. %. $50.

A4ggfa, NsV. %, 1907
The undersigned having examined a New
Syfem Of Practical Arithmetic, pubh1bed By
Z. GoodaIe Of Ho3svUeH, are Of opinion thar
the work is executed with iki.l andiudgment,
aud will prove va liable aiGiJant 70 the in
0ruGtors and ituIeuI5 Of lchools and acade-
mes and we Gncereiy with the author may
Re remunerated for his labor by a rapid iale
of the work.
n.T o.. H.. DL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18

WITH a Good Breall Of Milk wiihes to
" 90 INTO a private family TO Suckle a
chiide--Inquire A this Office Jan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18

United States, voIs--Madachufett Speed
Laws, 3 vols---Freeman's (Malt) Jufhce-
Complete do-Poweil on lges-1nck-
ers Bis,klone-Craydons D;gct Of U. s.
Law afachuletts Term RePorts-Peake's
Law Of Evidencc-Coke's Grlt Inititute-Wy
che Practice-Win:worth's Pieadings-S,o-
RVS do--Precedents Of DecIaratons-B Barns
Law observation-disclosures Lectures, 2 vols
Study Of the Law-lIown OEcsr and Clerks
Magaznc-Pro5ate Dictionary-Jones' Law
Of Marine lniurance--Powell on
Dlvnrcas &
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18

To Let, Il DWELLING HOUSE.
IN the center Of the town.-Enquire as above
Portland, SEPT. 2l. tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18
PH1TSIC

Chelden's Anatomy-bTown'S Elements Of
Medlcile-Pinkerlou's Medical Admonitlons
Bells Surgery-Underwood on Children
WHich's Leclures-Denman Midwifery
Towniends Guide to Health-Deizuit's Sur
gery-Ca dwe;!.s Medical Memories-Sau
der % the Liver-Hunter On the Blood
Ruh'S Lctlu-es-do L1ay Medical Fec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-18

Cab givea far Pat q Pearl A/bef, b
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04
RALTIafCRE, N0vemter Q.
Arrived. brir Greenwich, WeemS

Arrived, brig Greenwich, Weems' <
DAYS from St. fierres, Martinique
Sailed in co. with briggs Actress and 81 =
for New York. October 6, in LAT. lS' 4 :
III with brig Jane from ST. |incsnt' :
Portsmouth, N. Il. snort O. provisions !
formed us that day or two before fn'{ :
in with French sloop OF war and o"l
from Guaialcupe, bound to france, 'v'
out some rum aud provision they ai'1 Z:
on board the captain and crew OF TIC ~ y
Julia Avn, Lee, from St. Vlpcants ooI'1
New York, which they he'd tafm 41-
t.hi3 day before. The captain co'9rPla''-)
being short O. provisions and Teqlso ',,,,TTie
to take OF some Of those men, we .o'''i i,.,
by taking three, and the remainder fo ~,
put On board the Ann and Actress ~, W. 4
York. OF NIontseratt was ooardSp : -.
British frigatr Erhalion and sloop Oh '"
Wmlderer aid strictly sxa1llHf~'
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J MS, s''a easA PROPOSED Ca a;,,r,
vrgnlps, considering 6eth e r'sa' 81 ~
gaze and apandioned-equallv s sus's .eaa.
Only ior personal aggrandiizsr,,. 80 s''i'ns
me1, ! p ., Nth seorn, and -, ':lecta
firm ths coEyaict. IL and : { = prauay
VINO were with INN resolved, j; s'v vi patriots
slos' 70 snatch their liag coun n,ss Fo'
the uahalioWed grasp Of faction s'p'' ny, iron
would not basek eomproms-her r ,,m 'A2y
DarSaln'Wiih pubic robbers for a s shs, aed
the plumber. They were engaged =; a,iale IN
cred cause. They would nos p a r 4 s.
leagulng with traitors against he m,h = b
berry . no. They 5soa!d rather r ysp;s, It
-s4ul caplt-ilie sapit. 4'N"-
MARCUS AURELIus
xiii. - t-a lib.
2. suet ID. sec. SS. Ire writer u,
himac!i tor the accuracy o. the facts i5sm9 s.
out, lii substance-but ii tie res,e, 81
doubt, lct him examine for hin.seE rS
terenccs are as particular as possible e.. '
purpose.
s. Tao. Ann. !. xii.
a. Suet Ner. sec. 10. s n,
S Spet. Ner. asc. 10,
g. bet Fec Ana. Xiii Fl,
Tacltus, his abatement Of tie tax hitbero
posed Oil the li7gcha.ess Ct slaves. 81, s, ,''
speclous, Tran advantageous, because = "
seller WIS now obliged t. pay It, he Sold to ,a'
purchaser st an advance d price
7. lac. Ann t. xiv
g. Suet sec. %. Tee. Am i. xiii IN.
reason is assigned by tie historian.
9. Tao Am l. xii fiilis friend was ON,
to whom he gave Lusit;..ia
10. Agg'ippina, 'f,,c- |. xiv.
II. iac. attn. |. Nv. Suct. sec. q.
y. FAC. Ann. XIV.
10. IN. lit sec &c, q, 50, 50. Tao An,
!. XIV. Ii SucL lib. sec. %
TIC. Ann, /. XII sec. ], .. Ne eo
Leave to recommend this passage 10 the osr'
sal Of tie sage Dr Rams y. Eator. 6 DaI
II. Suet. Ner, sec. IS 10. Is. s. i
ls. ID, sec. 50, 80. 20. Ibid o. T.e
his. lib. !.
q. Suct sec. 90. IS. Tao. Arm. 4! XII
24. Suet. SEC. sc. 25. lac. Ann. III. xxi.
o6 Cuat -. 10 e7 GU, en-. n
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BY THE LAST MAIL.
Providence, RI. octebu 90
AYv2E TIP dNNl.

We understand that the district attorn
OF this district has received instructions
cause ali vtsseis to be stized and lioe'e
which Shall be found III whole part Loaf
ed. unless sucl. vessel shall have iirst obtin
ed permission Of the collector OF the port
which she is, 20 load and proceed on 'Vo!
age 10 some portwhich shall nave been naa
ed 70 the collector previous TO the cohmen
inent OF ilcl taking in acaroo.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04
IN COMMON COUNCIL

Ordered, That James Lawrason' i 10,
Shreve, and Ferdinand A!arsteIisr' : Us |
missioner. TO hold an Election OF II''I pobe
inst. at the house lately occupied I. - war
Stewart, on Prince street, IN ''0 ~ Of 4
FOR the purpose of electing MENU :! ,he pIa
Common Council for said ward ID Wv
of james Russell, deceased.
Jas. NJ. M Rea G. =
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a parallel from history.

6 Psucis Judicium aut republics amor,
multi, scculsa sae, preut quis anxious. vel Gil
EMS kunc vel liam ambitiosis runloribus dest-
nabant."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-09


Arrived, barque Active, Richardson, with
!: .a Engilsh prize master on board, crew in
irons. The Active sailed from hence for
Malaga the 18th of Dec On the Cd Jan. in
"a, a. Ss' Is, long. IL, 30, was boarded by I'm
1asfsh cruizes, by whom his papers were
suaorsed against entering any but a British
p0'si the voyage thus frustrated, captain r.
al,ered bis course TO return 10 America; but
s"1 Gays alter he was taken possession of by
:, : british letter of marque, under pretence
. ,a returning home was going contrary to
~ ue order IN the Endorsement; all, except
a'nseli, the steward, cook, aud seaman,
"s,e taken. out, and a prize master, mate,
sautR'e hands put on board, with orders to
~ to Nevis Within about SO hours
N.,s port, they lost sight OF the letter of
a ~S,''ae' when captain r. with the steward &
49,. .sOA' LOOK an opportunity TO seize upon the
- aus and with them recovered possession of
&c NC vessel, and patting the caplors in irons
Proceeded home.
h.. us vessel was once before recovered from
st eaptors In the Indian ocean, by captain
ssant who then commanded her.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE or. REPRESENTATIVES,.
FYfdau, March 4.

FRIDAY, D7arch a.
The house met this morning at the usual
hour; but information being given that the
Speaker was indisposcd, and could not attend,
the house, after some discussion, adjourned
till tomorrow, Ayes eo.
Messrs. Smile, Blount, Quincy, and Da-
Yenpoft supported the motion for adjourn
ment, and Messrs. Dawson, M. Clay, Sloan,
Campbell and Stanford opposed it and wished
to chuse a Speaker pro tenn.
The observations of gentlemen on each
side of the motion were directed almost enc
tirely to presidents. 1t was generally consi.
dered as mark of respect to the Speaker to
adjourn for one day In order to ascertain whe-
Their it might be necessary on the next day to
appoint a speaker pro tenn. The gentlemen
opposed to adjournment wished to appoint a
Speaker pro tenn. in order to proceed with
business but precedents were produced in
which the house had adjourned one day or
more in like cases. $50
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aleranhgia Dalp aDberttser.
WEDNESDAY, March 9

A number of the navy officers at New FORK
have received orders from the secretary of
the navy, to repair Immediately to Washing
taa.
It appears that Bonaparte, during his late
visit TO Italy, has abolished one of the king
doms erected By himself not seven years ago;
and declared that in future it is to be govern
ed by the laws Of his empire. The kingdom
Etruria was given to the prince of Parma
{who married daughter of the king OF SPAIN
in e5rchragefor louisiana. This settlement
was made by a solemn treaty signed at Ma
diid on the lst Of March, 1901, by Lucien
Bonaparte and the Prince of Peace in which
are the two following articles: 50
Y. u" AS tEis treaty originates from that
which has been concluded between the First
Consul and his Catholic majesty, and by which
the King ce1es to France the possession of
Louisiana, tho contracting p+rtles agree to
put in execution the articles of the former
treaty, and to use their respective rights till
thc settlement yfthose differences mentioned
In it.
VI. {" As the new family to be established
an Tuscany is Of the family Of Spain, these:
estates Shall remain .foreUer limited 10 Stain,
and an infant Of that family shall be called to
that thropc, in case the present king or his
children, have no posterity in this case the
sons of the reigning family of Spain shall
succeed to these estates"
Notwithstanding this compact, and the
sale Of fhe territory received in exchange
for Tuscany, for .JItieen mil;eas Of dol
lars, Napoleon, without deigning to give
the world ave.son for his conduct, dethrones
the family, and takes complete possession of
the country. May the people from whose
pockets those fifteen millions are paid, take
warning in time: after such ac.s, can they
. expect that any contract, however sacred, will
be observed blythe French emperor longer
than it suits his will and pleasure.
Neg York Gazette \
froaaa Kirss'on Jan. 1aafcr Of The last jan.
By the ship Sir Godfrey Webster, captain
Webster, arrived here on Thursday, more
particular and interesting accounts are receiv-
ed of the emigration of the prince regent of
Portugal, than were before known to as The
, Sir Godfrey Webster left Portsmouth on the
18th November, and arrived at Madeira on
the 18th ult On the same day his maiesty's
ship London, Of 90 guns, from sir Sidney
Smiths squadron, and the Comus frigate,
from sir Samuel Hoods, also arrived at Ma
=
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been bearded BY cruizers, in conpfance with
the order IN council OF the It'll 8 Nov.

bcen bearded BY cruizers, in conphance with
the order IN council OF the lth 81 Nov.
The ship Calliope, bound from N York is
Bordeaux, was boarded at fiie entrance Of the
Garohae by the English blockadinc SQUADRON
and ordered off. She afterwards nut into
'L'Orient, where she was under seouestration
in conformity % the Milan decree. A letter
from Nantz, says that steps had been taken at
: arts, to place the ship and cargo at the dis
rosal Of the consignees and ii svas hohed
that the Imperial decree would not be put in
to execution against American vessels that
had not received notice Of il previous to their
sailing.
General Moreau arrived at N. Orleans on
the I'D of January, and was to take passage
from thence in "a few days for Charleston
His lady, according to accounts received by
the Pamptico, was detained at Bordeaux,
without being permitted to proceed to Paris
TO make the family arrangements which her
mothers death had rendered indispensable.
Accordingly she was settling her affairs at
Bordeaux as we'll as circumstances would al
low her to do, and she intended to take pas
sage in one Of the first vessels for N. York.
Mr.. Belk, passenger in the brig Neptune,
from Trinidad, informs US, that the COM
manding officer at that place had offered con-
yoy to the American vessels. Markets dull;
flour about sixteen elo.lars-beef and pork,
not permitted tosbe landed.
CARLISLE, (Peun. February 20. \
The following humorous incident is said to
Lave taken place, at the resurrection Of John
Mshean, WHO WAS executed at Cha,n5ersburg
for the murGeNof las wife.
Some persons had gone to the, grave, taken
up the body, laid it on bier, and were bear
Ing it away : when rescue came, they ran
away and left the corpse, which was taken,
and one Of the company lay down on the bier,
covered with white sheet: after sometime
when their fright was oyerihe first party came
back, found the bier, took it up,anG marched
Off, but its being weighty, says one, he is
ID --heayy, think SO too, says another,
we'll says the man in the sheet, [ Will wall! 4
piece; upon which the carriers took to their
heels, and left theman In the sheeaso walk
home at his leisure.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Sd MARcK, 1909.

DRpERED, That Andrew Jamiesen,' Guy
Atkinson, and Dennis Ramsay be appointed
commissioners, to superintend an election O,
be hcldat the council chamber, on Monday
the l4th day of the present month, for the
purpose of elcctinga member of the common
council for the second ward, in the place OF
Cuthbert Powell, elected Mayor.
Test,
JAMES M. MREA, &c.
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xar~rse N.sposeon. by the grace OF
We = &c sns' constitutions. king OF West
God an r s. plsace, Sc. TO our gool and
gha'la, s ,s;ee.s AMI iaaa,itanss Of Westpha-
y =. Ssvsstphsliuas, Divine rrosaaensc mas
49, ar ,;,Is epoch ID unite under an au-
rlafeea y 81 your scattered provinces, and
gass , s's families, Though foreigners. !
8 ocr,py this throne, prepared BY VIC
esins..s s;ss,l By the asseas Of the sreatestpow
tory .a Europe, and founded upon title not
s y. : scored, that Of your true Interest.
- r, Tho long has the soil OF your country
~ - from family pretensions aud cabinet
,rss you had for your share all the mis-
IN ~ ofwar, and were excluded from the
- go peace. Some of your cities
DeAsD' o,,Iy read the barren honor Of attaching
Sol names ts treaties wicreia nothing was
'.s,; but tie fate Of the people who IN
Matted item.
"- !. How different the results of the wars
....,.;ar:. BY the august chief OF my house !.
:, S Cor the pc2plS that Napoleon has van.
a and every treaty which he has con-
kA',"s., i another step towards the end which
s. orca. genius proposes, of giving whole
- - a political existence, governments
.al laws dictated by wisdom, to constitute for
sseb Of them a country. aud TO leave none in
,,., ,anentable nultity wherewith they coula
nsiher defend themselves from war, or bcnc-
Ct By peace.
s I Nestphalians, such were the results of
ne battles of Marengo, Of Austerlitz and Of
Ien.. such is now for you the consequence
j. me memorable treaty of Tiisit. I'hst day
yo,, obtained the first of all good. a co1atry.
fur be from your thoughts the recollection of
these scattered lonsiBas;cas, the last result cf
feu.sai,y, which wodIl prepare master sor.
each CITY. These diverse interests are 10, be
pnited in one Your master is the Jaw your
protector is the menarclf charged with seeing
i.rsspcs;ea; hencetorSard YOU shall h..ye no
others.
Q N'estphalians, you have constitution
adapted 10 your manners and to your inter
ss,s, i. is thc meditation of great man and
of the experience OF a great MUTTON It's prin-
Siples accord wish the actual state Of the CT
yilisation Of Europe, and are replete with
yicys Of anelioration which will more than
rpmpcnsats tic sacrifices which, this new or
derci thiags viii impose to some among You.
b is therefore incumbent on you to follow its
dictates with confidence, since youf liberty
and prosperity rest omit.
s In ascending tI.e throne, contract tie
obligation to reader you happy, and I silal!
be kithfuitoit. Equality ofsworsliP Shall be
maintained, property assured and guaranteea.
It's thus that an alliance of wishes and inter-
'ests s'iall be established between ne and my
9e9F'c. never to be altered. Westpilalians,
your sovereign henSeiorwarSl depends upoa
Jour fidelity and your inyiolable attachment.
Gwen in Oh. royal palace of Csssel the
18Th Dec. 1907, and of our reign the first.
losgnedj
JERoMr-NAPoLEaS.
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NEW YORK, March 4.

~ the Aldebrar, in very short passage
s,.. Leghorn, we learn, thar during the two
,; ,sa weeks In january, about so, sail of Anne
Ne Nm vessels, bound to the dependencies Of
p''s0O had arrived at Gibraltar, having
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Saturday; March S.

At the usual hour on this day the house
met; but being understood that the Speaker
was not at present able to attend, and that be
would probably attend on Monday, the house
immediately adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-09
By. THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW-BEDFORD, Februs,v 90.

NE W-BEuEORD, Februsly %.
arrived, Sally, Jones, Tapp:shalnock |;
Mentor, Rowland, Alsxanslria.
Cleared, SHOOTER Cornelia, Stcvcas, Alex
andsla; Rising States, Peckha,a. 5a,snnah !;
Slslng Sun, Bennett, Edepson; Experiment,
owilt, Frederick sburg.
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BALTIMORE, March 8. 81

The stock, subscribed for yesterday, OF the
Union Manufacturing Society, at closing the
books, amounted to 5oe3 shares.
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TIE COMMISSIONERS

Appointed under the act Of the Congress Of,
the United States, /" Authorising the erection
Of BRIDGE over the river Potomac, with
in the district of Columbia TO receive sub
scriptiens for erecting the same, hereby give
notice that the Rocks of SUBSCRIPTION will
be opened at SteLle's Hotel in the city OF Wash
ington, on the first Monday in .4iarit next, at
IL o'clock at noon, and continue open Until
SP. M.
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JERoME-NAPoLEoS.

The German Journals INFORM us, that gen.
Lsiesre, who, In fhe last campaign, COM
maIacd the Wurtem5crsese .cay.lry in Sile-
sla, has entered. withthc consent of his na-
lesty the emperor into the service Of the
king Of WestPh.!ia.
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e. The Proprietor Of the
4lSxdndraa Ddily4zdvt,saser. will
dlipose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING To a
Perion of Induitry and Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if Applicant
on be made loon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-09

The act of Congress authorizes the Sub
scriptions of Two Thousand Sherrs, and re-
quires the payment of Ten Dollars ON each
share at the time of subscription. The resi-
due to be paid in instruments of Ten dollars
at such times as the company shall fix.
Form ETA Pswer required from those vpho
make use 81 an agent
empower --- -, TO subscribe for me, in
my name, for shares of Potomac Bridge
Stock, under the Act authorising the ereeti
on Of bridge over the river Potomac within
the District of Columbia"
February ~. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-09
R A great Bargain.
no 8E SOLD.

An improved Plantation, with immediate
possession if required, on Shenandoah river,
very pleasantly and aelyantageously situated
for any pnblic business, containing 100 acres,
with 20 acres adjoining, whereon is good
understandable mill on nevei-faiiing stream
OF spring water, now Under rent for this wear,
at 400 dollars. Also, Stock, Horses, Wag-
CONS, Sheep, Hogs, Wheat, Rye, Corn, may
be had with the pluce if waited For terms
apply tothe subscriber living ON the p2eni-
ses. $685.. ~
Edward Marfh.
March 9. ~ eostll
". B. Convenient buildings en tie Land,
sc. &c. So ~, 81 s
FIFTY HOGSHEADo
Gbotce. Jamaica Sbnats.
ron SAFE EY..
Catlets and Fisk.
January IL.