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Notice IS hereby gwen

Notice IS hereby gwen
70 Ias Sfoa<f5lae.& oftte Bank q Alesoandr1a,
sH 2&s5 : dividend of three and a half per
-eptt on {he capital sock Of said Bank,
leg 81 aalI yeai ending this day, is declared,
saa va 30 re@dy 70 be paid to them, or their
r, Itatl4ss. % Thursday next the seventh
ss. :; { the President and Directors,
Gurden Chapin, Cashier.
/. !aary Al l5l S'sWs'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-05

tages and enloluments that have accrued to
G the stare, from the several banks, that have
been enthusiastically the Legislature. When
/ the policy, The operations, and the benefits
attending these institutions, are fully under
stood, you will be able to determine, with
more certainty, whether they require any,
and what alterations ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 The state prison, ordered to be erected
by the late general assembly, is a matter of
much importance to the state. It will pro-
badly, be benefit to this institution, and to
the government, to enquire into the state Of
the buildings the proceedings Of the com
nittee, and to the expenditures of money
appropriated to that object.
In addition to the ordinary business that
may come before you, it nayb be expedient,
to revise our criminal code oflaws; especi-
ally, an act entitled 6 an act for the punish
ment OF high crimes and misdemeanors,"
as to carry into complete effect, the humane
and benevolent intentions of the legislature,
Ia establishing the state prison.
It.has been considered the duty ofthe ex-
ecutive, to lay before the legislature, at
their annual session, all communications
from the general and state governments,
,which affect US with regard to our internal
economy or car relative conne1ion with the
Federal J,ion. Such communications, at
this eventtul crisis, might perhaps, be ex-
peeted, not only asimportant in themselves,
but as necessary to aid you in your legisla-
five deliberations. Bit the absence OF nv
predecessor in .cface, and the circumstance
Of having received no documents from him,
in,lss Sc AZ apology for silence on this'sub-
jeot.
T shall cordially cooperate with you, gen
ti,emea, IN ali counsels and measures which
can, in any way, be promotive Of the true
interests oi oilr country; and hunbly rely
upon superintendent frov:dence, that al
our honest enaeavors Tor the public good,
may be cYow.sed with success.
ISAAC TiCHENCR.
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James H. Hooe.
Trueman Braihears.
Executes FLAMES Rasssel.
eos


q TIcKETs IN the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the Alexandria Daily Gazette,
price Faue Dolls. g Seventy. fve
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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EXTRACT.

!" / have seen" says a writer of the SIX
teenth century, ga Rose newly springing
from the clefts iii its hood, and at first It was
fair in the morning, and full Of the dew OF
Heaven as lambs fleece; but when rude
breath has forced open its virgin modesty,
and dismantled its too youthful retirements,
it began to put on darkness and to recline to
softness and the symptoms of a sickly age s.
it bowed the head, and broke its stalk and
at night, having losy some of It's leaves and
all its beauty, fell into the portion OF weeds
and outworn face Such is Beauty, when
the blooming Rose Of virtue is riaed by the
insdious hand of some despoiler!
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ORPHANS COURT,
This is to give Notice,

T HAT the subscribers have obtained from
I the Orphans 'Court of Alexandria G'ty.
in the district of Columbia, letters testament
tary on the estate of James Russell, late Of the
County aforesaid, Merchant, decd. all per.
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers on or
before the 4th day of May next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are requir-
ed to mako immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day OF Mo-
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of a deed of trust from William
". Nus TO the subscriber, viii be exposed
at public sale, on SATURDAY, the tenth
day Of Decenber next, between the hours
of 10 and. O'Clock, P. n. at the Cotfee-house
in Alexsndria, for ready money, to be APP
piled, In the first place, towards the dis
charge of certain debts therein mentioned,
due to Joseph Smith-all the right, title,
and interest'of the said WiHiam ". Nils, in
certain piece or parcel of ground, situate,
lying ana being in the town of Alexandra,
and bounded as follows, to wit beginning
at the corner, the intersections Of King and
West-streets, on the north of King and east
of West-streets, and running thence east
wardly BY and with King-street, and binding
there on 81 feet s and IL inches thence
northwardly and parallel to Wes,-street 40
feet to ten feet alley; thence westwardly
and binding ON seid alley parallel to King.
street6i feetS inches and an half to West.
street; thence southwardly and binding on
West-Atreet to the beginning.
HLSO
One other piece or parcel of Ground, 81.
tuate OH the north side of King. stleet, and
east side Of West. street, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the distance
of 81 feet inches and an half, from the in
tersection, of King and West streets, and
running eastwardiy binding ON King-strees
40 feet, thence northward1y and parallel to
West-street 1870 feet to ten feet alley,
thence westwardiy binding on said alley and
parailelto Kings 40 feet, thence south
wardy and parallel to West-street ! feet
to tn, beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
November 8. 2tawts
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PUBLIC SALE

On TUESDAY meet 4viH be sold at the Fen-
dne-Store.
50 boxes of Spanish segars first quality
8 bills Feet No. 1.
90 DO. Beets.
IS do. Onions &c.
P. c. MARSTELLER.
Nov z
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Upwards of 1000 barrels Of -four and
10000 gallons OF whiskey has descended
the Ohio since the late rains Of the num-
Der OF boats gone down to Natchez and
Orleans, Very few are from Kentucky.
Louisville Gaz.
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On the 10Th September (says the Genesee

On the 18th September (says the Genesee
Messcngsr) the operation Ct Hebdominai
Paracentesis s5as performed By DR.. Jereln-
ah Atwster, in the presence ct DIS. Sllas
Wood and Nathan Wadsworth, on Lovlce,
vile Of L. Barret, Of Bloomfield, in the
10th year OF her age, by which operation
was discharged in the courseof three hours,
eleven and an kali gallons OF fluid, weigh
iag99 IL lbs. @
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY next the 10th instant, will
be sold, at the dwelling house of the late
MIR. James Russell
All the Houlehold and Klrch-
en- Furniture of the deceased-several likely
Virginia born Slaves--a Riding Horse, a
Mich Cow, and sundry other articles, OH
terms which will be make known at the time
Of sale.
I.l1l,fEDI47ELY after,
Will be sold, at the store Of the deceased, on
King street, from day to day till the same
is finished,
Ill his }2oek Of Dry Goods.
Consisting of handsome assortment of goods
suitable to the season.
.6LS0, from 1000 to 500 bush. ground alum
Liverpool SALT.
A liberal credit will be allowed to purchas-
ers, on securing the payments III satisfactory
manaer The terms will be particularly made
known. at the time Of sale.
James II. Hooe,
T. Bralhears.. - :
aro1,s7ohs, ~ Ttx
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DIED this morning after short illness,
Mrs. MARIA M. TAYLOR, consort OF Ro-
bert |. Taylor, esq. in the ed year of her
age. Her friends and acquaintance are IN
yited to attend her funeral tomorrow after
noon ats o'clock, from her late dwelling in
St. Asaph Street.
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zlesanurta Daap 6asette.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4.

JULIAN IS received and shall appear
on M onday--from the specimen given, we
anticipatg valuable correspondent
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Estrast d q lette, jfam tic honorable 7aa1es
3saayovs, datea

E;rtfdet d q letfef fran ire hon0fQ0ls 5t4alfs
5easvove, daira
ST.. MARy's, October Z.
Z 6 Ere this you must have heard Of thc
melancholy situation CT this city, owing to
the introduction of a most malignant fever,
from vessel landing two seamen, sick with
the fever one OF whom died soon after,
and from that source tho disease has spread
to most alarming degree. On It's being
ascertained that the fever was spreading, the
inhabitants fed to the country, as ma
nv as could, hut unfortunately too many
remained, as will be by the list Civic
TINS. We have buried since the 10th OF
last month, 81 persons, SO otwholn have d.
ed since the 29th CT the same month. The
list kept by the committee of Health, lies
before me {; from it [ can state, that of &c
persons seized with the fever, 81 are in their
Graves, and some CT the survivors dangerous.
Among the victiras who have fallen, is a va
luable friend, Robert M.Farlane, esq. our
post-N1aster, who died on the 5th instant,
after an illness Of three days. There does
nor now remain in town more than 20 well
white persons. I have lost my nephew
N.rs.S. has been III, and four others OF my
farnilv, but are all recovering Peyton Skip
with, esquire, died on the Cd instant, on
Cumberland Island, of the prevailing fever,
t,.en5i in town. The disease that now RACES
hare. has every appearance Of the yellow ie-
rar that visited New York and Philadel-
mia four wears past. The first attack IS BY
: main over the eyebrows, IN the back, a
eb;Il ard vomiting one who have nav.
d;ed have had the black vomit, bleeding at
t,s nose and mouth. Six new cases the last
o. hours, ending at y O'Clock Yesterday,
have not heard Of any this morning, and
only one death"
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bdorkets al Magstos, Jan. Sttk "a.
Flour 40 dollars, rice 10, corn meal &c,
crackers 90, piiot-bread IS, beef 20, and
pork ~.
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FALL GOODS.
r EMOVALc.
Iofeph H. Vaudeville,

Jofeph H. Vaudeville,
Has renlo0ed his store to The Brick House ase-
lg occxhied by Lesuis Deblois, esq. corner Of
King and Observation-Disclosures he has on
ha'1a and o6ers for Sale---
1000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
Liverpool coarse and fine do.
Brown SUGAR in hhds. and bis.
Loaf and Lump DO
MOLASSESin hhds.
Green COFFEE N bags and bis.
Imperial,
Hyson, TEAS
h s;sss s szso'' :" a'rs' = e. ''.'"
Madeira,
Lisbon, VINES in order fo%
Claret
jamaica, wv
IN ENGLAND In HaysAeeds.
Cognac BRANDY.
Holland GIN
WHiSKEY in barrels
HERRIE(1S and SHAD in do.
Best Goshen & Rhode-Island CHEESE,
in casks
Harris's manufactured TOBACCO, in
kegs
CANDLES in boxes, mould & dipt
COTTON, in bales
PLASTER of PARIS.
Pepper and Pimento in bags. Chocolate in
boxes Writing and Wrapping Paper, Snuff
in kegs, Soap, Rice, BEDFORD, Leading
lines, Batter in hrkins, SC. &C.
ALWAYS ON HAND,
Fresh Super6ne Fiour, and Buckwheat,
Flour, for family use,
November 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
WHITE INDIANS.

A tribe of Indians has lately been
dilcoyered near Baltimore, who be-
long to the nation of Tammany. It
is faid they arc found 10 be white,
and they are fuppofed to have come
from the neighborhood of the Salt
Mountain on the Miaouri. They
poHels fome Of the vices Of civilized
fociety, but it is remarkable they
have none Of its virtues. They are
faid to be giyeA to hard fwearing.-
When they are met together, they
take oaths Of fecrecy and confidence (;
and every one Of the tribe is bound,
1T. never to difclofe their common
offepces-2d. 10 tell tales Of their
friends not initiated-and Cd. to give
up their private opinions.
Noyf5 A1crie4s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

and they kept, IS far rs could be judged, with
in eighty yards Of each other When they
had mounted 10 the height of about nine
hundred yards, Mr.. lie Fique fred has piece
Intellectually: almoa Immediately after the
FIRE was returned 5y MIR. Grandpre, and Perto-
rates lis adverlary's balloon: the coniequenee
of which was its rapid defcent, aud Mr. lie
Pique and his fecond, were both dailled to
pieces on houfe over which the balloon fell.
The victorious Grandpre then mounted aloof
in the grandef lyle and decended fate, with
his fecond, about Seven leagues from the place
of aleention--LeasoS Pase, IF July "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

A Virginian member Of the Houfe
of Representatives., and of the party
opPofed 70 the FederaIilts, obferves,
IN letter addretled to his conititu-
ents "That the embargo has placed
great numbers Of our feamen in the
precife ftuation, in which impreh-
ment placed great numbers before /;
with this only difference, that HUN
GER initead Of a br55-gang, impelled
them there bid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

HOSE only, who know parents fond
nais, can appreciate the feelings of n,
iubicriber IN being thus compelled. pu5hck.y
70 eIpoie her child. May dan Glib. who
Iured from her mother, and life Of inso.en,
by the flff-risS ard pro~jss of fome CAV de
ceiyer" IS now Furlu;Dg the devious ways .
wee and dilhpation. In order TO check her h
the career e fotiy all Perlons are herebt
cautioned againt harbouring or y gisg her, \
they viii be fHrj5af accordingly.
BETSET NOORS.
csfs EhssJst5, SYe. 60.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE Subscribers Evening School COM
menced on Monday evening Taft, at the
old iouth School. Heufe, oppoGte Judge Froth-
ingham's, where he wiIlinlfruct thoie who ap-
ply either in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, shng the Globes, &c.
B5-Terms, dollars per Quarter, one Of
which paid az entrance; Candles, Pens and
Ink found by the fubfcriber.
Where, hkewile, he viii teach Geome ry
Trigonometry, Surveying, Navigation, Book
Keeping by double entry, and the Lunar OBJ
iervations by thar eafy, ihort and accurate
method Of Dunns LINER Tables, pubEifhed by
Samuel Naylor.
WILLIAM MOODY.
Psrflaa4, SEPT. %, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

Mr.. TURNER, viii open his School On
A'A Monday the 10Th October for teaching
Book Keeping by Single Eutry, Writing and
Arithmetic.
Only eight fcholars win be taken,
The object will be to make them CONVEX
fant with DR.. and CT and the ufe of Journal
and Ledger; the forms OF all writings called
for in buiinsls and the practice Of reading f.
CURES 10 the operation of addition and Null
duplication.
Books, Paper, Pens and every article inclu-
ded the charge will be eight dollars per.
Quarter, half on entrance.
\. 3 Book Keeping by Double Entry,
taught AZ rs dollars pr Quarter, Sept 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Medical Lectures at Dartmouth
COLLEGE.

College.
THE courfe az Chemiary will commence \.
u.uad by Doct. Smith, On the fra Wpd-
neT1ay III OCTOBER.
Dott. Kamisy, from Edinburgh, las cor.
tented to give one courie OF Anatomy atd
PhyfolOgy, a given by him az his Theatre
in Edinburgh, At Columbia College IN New
york, and his prelenr ichoos IN Fryeburg.
III this lecona ccurte, Doa Ramlay viii
commence his Anatomical demonstrations spa
doctrines OF PhyioiogY, Pathology, &c IN
the lecond week of November nexl-ald viii
continue bis courfe two months
Doa Ranlay's Anatomical ATufeurn viii
be tranlpor:ed from Fryeburg, 70 DArmon 4
College, for the benefit Of thoie who NAV az
tend ; and will not be returned 10 Fryebure-
until the expiration Of this courfe Of Anatu
mical Lectures. Gentlemen will be permit
ted to audy he fubjeets of the Mulsum and
demon(lrare them to each other, Oh SATURDAYS.
as at DIR. RS. fchool in Fryeburg ON paying
an additional fee of ten dollars
DR. Ramiay, having devoted the MOI labori-
Gus and minute attention TO practical anatomy /;
and convinced from the molt extenEye OFFER
NaAiOh VI It's iNdt AA4l kySitGACG
to medical fcience, pathological reaioring &
furgical dexierity, will fuperintend this depart
ment followed up the Iaa year, by lis Pupils,
at Columbia College, N. York, with mof
lauGable enthufain, 70 the higheff degree Of
improvement and iuck gentlemen a. evince a
Thrift for know edge, viii be admitted 10 The
private clolet Of Doctors Smith ard Raulay,
as a6iifants. in competing Muleum for Doa.
Smith.
Doe. Smith will give compIeat courfe Of
practical fArgery, founded on the principles of
Anatomy and PhyioIogy and will clols his
courie with Lectures Oh The theory aud prac-
tile Of Ply &c
!. On tAe gentleman, who fhall produce the
belt objections and denominations Of The Or
gsns Of Vilion, Hearing BRAINS and Heart, al
Dartmouth College DocA Ramlsy will be-
Gow GOLD MEDAL, As given 10 bis Pupils ia
Edinburgh and a. Propoled to bis pupils III
Fryeburg, TO be adjudged by Dott- Smith.
Sept &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Hopkins & Metcalf.


A IL perfons indebted TO the late firm of
n COOLING e KNOX, are requefied 10
call az the old ltand in Middle freet, and iet
rle the fame Immediately, as the ftuation of
their bulinels is iuch, that it mutt be attended
to without any further notice
EBFNR. KNOX.
" B. Tailoring done at the above ltand in
its varir . branches, with neatneis, pu6uality
and dii atch. C7. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
II NEW Hat STORE.
David Bill g Co

p ESPECTFUILY inform the pablo that
they have opened HAT STORE in
F5j6 freet, in part of the fore occupied by
TbOmas Lea0is, next door TO Enoch M0ulGons,
where they offer for fale complete ahoriment
Of American Beavers and Gator Hats, luperi-
or TO any offered in this town, and hyperion
to any thar Is imported. AS they are direct
ly concerned in the mandatory they fatter
themfelves that they haII be able to give fat
isfaetiCn TO all that may favor them with their
cultom. Portland, O7. 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fublcriber hereby gives pubic notice
= 20 ali concerned thar he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himfelf the trua
Of an Executor Of the laa will and tellamenE
Of SAMUEL WHrTMORE Jun.
ate of Corham. in he county Of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceafed, Ivy giving bond as the
law directs-He therefore requeits all Eerions
who are indebted 70 the laid decealed's enate,
to make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
fanatic SIMON HUSTON.
SEPT Is, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fuhtcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, thar fhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfeIf the truif
OF an admihIilratrix on The eR4te Of
WILLIAM SCPER,
late of Northyarmouth, in the county Of Cum
berland, ihiPwright, decealsdt by giving bond
as the law directs-fhe therefore requefs all
perions who are indebted TO the faid deceaf-
eds eltate, TO make immediate payment and
Ihofe who have any demands thereon, 10 ex-
hibit the lame 70 RACHEL SOPER-
,Sep1ez5r, IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
u EUening School.

THE lublcrIber will commence his Eve
ming School, for infruaing in Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, EngIiih Grammar, Ge-
ograPhy, &c. on MONDAY EVENING, the Srd
OF October neIt, at the North Sabecl- Hozje.
B-5- Terms, dollars per quarter-one half
10 advance. Candles, pens and Ink, found by
the fubicriber. ROYAL GURIEY.
Sebt. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
q ZHELAST q ONLTCALL I!

THE fubfcriber intending to leave town
reque(fs all thoie who have accounts
un(ettled with him, to call and have the fame
adjulted, and thofe who are indebted TO make
immediate payment, or they will be left with
an attorney for collection.
DANIEL. KEENE.
n. BIO let, the hop he now occupies,
and the houfe belonging to the fame. For fur
Their particulars inquire as above.
Portland, Oct 8. 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fubfcri5ers being appointed by the
Hon. Silas Lee, Elq Judge Of Probate
for the county of Lincoln, to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the feverAi creditors or
the eliate of
Capt. JAMES YOUNG,
late Of Briitol, in faid county, decealed, rep
reiented iuloIvent, hereby give notice that
they will attend on faid buiinefs at the hnuie
Of James DTummond, Jun. in Briftol, on the
hrit Monday of September next, and of the
three following months, from ten to four
o'clock on fad days.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN C,mmif-
JAMES DRUMnIOND, Iux.S yfsners.
A,ggg IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

A DWELLING HOUSE, forty feet BY tbir-
: : ty-two, two ltories high, wirh q com
modious Stable and other on, buildings, with
about half an acre Of Land, fitua5ed near the
bridge in Te6i5am, accommodated with excel
lent water by Acquedua from an unfaing
fource, which abundantly fupplies the houle,
fable and garden 10 the driel feaions. The
hoult has been built about TEN yea -s-the eth
er buildings not three years Gnte They
fand in aourilhing village, within one mile
of Bo4rdoiH College, in Bsnt+pist aEd about
hxty rods from the Court Houle in Tee,6apI.
To perlon who wilhes 10 be concerned ia
the Lumber bu(inefs 10 the trader or indulfri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity TO purchafe
good Rand, may be worthy auerSion. Further
Information may be had Of the fubGcriber az
Bath. IONA. ELLIS.
dPnl 25. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

"A Ii Perlons indebted TO the elale of STE-
PHEs FOsTER, late of Brad ord. cecesf
ed, either by note of hand or account, are re-
dueited 70 make immediate payment; aud all
who have demands againf f4id eHale to eK-
hibit the fame TO the fubfcriber without delay.
STEPHEN FOSTER, AazsisjG,afsr.
Portland, Sesf. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Late GmiFions.

Ore Eliss SEIt5 has heen arreled in New
Hampshire, and committed to Haverhill Jail
for having in his pofefion quantity Of
counterfsil bills Of Vermont State Bank. s.
fays he i only gysat for Bsai. aud 4sfpb CoOs,
who are tie P'isais1i5. and who have deierted'
Ef7nirs HAGNEs, a arszos-s.is member OF the
New Hamp0nre Legislature, IS under bonds
for MS appearance ar court, so or 20 dollars
ol this tralh having been found on hira.
Nszo51,yfsst HsysH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
TO ADVENTURES.

lust received at S. PATTENs
j BOOKSTORE Il LOTTER1- OFFICE,
A few EAd,asvn Tickets in the AmoReag Ca
nal Lottery, which began drawing on Wed
nefday lalt-Ayo, The following, among 9th
er Books, viz. Tyng's Reports Prieitey
Lectures F; Taber on the Prophecies Aliis
Travels Marmian; Military Companion ;
Progress of Love; Precious Truths; ST. Clara
ChaPtaFs Chemiftry; Stewards Philofophy
Ss'lua; Simfon's Euclid Horace Enhcld's
Fhiioiophy Fergulon's Autonomy, and an
extenhve afortment of large Bibles, from
c d. 10 20 d. on. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Tappan q SewaIl.
GAvE for fae, at No. u, HaymGyErf- r.
an extenliVe afertment of

Il an extenlive afertment of
European e India Goods,
adapted to the feafon among which are
Coatings-D Outfits Flanels-- Baizes--Rsle
BIankets-Swanfdown & Toilenet Vellings-
-Kerfeys-BroadcIoth Kerieyneres
SUITS alifbury Hoiiery-Col-
rain Linens-India Cotton Britiih Shifting
Cotton i hickfetts-Y elveteens Patent Wort
ted Cord-India Checks alicoes-White &
coloured Cambricks-Fancy MuilinS-Ging-
hams-Back Crape-Cotton Sewings-Pi Pins,
sc. ALSO,
A quantity of SKLRTZNG LEATHER, Of
hyperion quality.
N. B. The higheft price given for Pot and
Pearl Afhss. (tf) O9. 8.