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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
Poetry.
FOR THE GAZETTE.


HfAGTNATTON.
TO wake the foul, the thot fublirne infpir-
Warm re cold MATS and roule the aumberin.
FIRE,
10 give Oh immortal mind its hnen tone,
On bright Inauguration, il thine own
by thee, young genius plumes her trembling
wings,
TuRes her iovd harp and fongs ETHEREAL 6ngs
For thee the mufes chant their fweetef lays,
While lilver Dryades, young lyph' & circling
fsvs,
Around thine hallow'd temple, irvine the ever
during bays
Let grave ph.lofephy, with rigid rules,
CrsmP hcav INFORM genius IN pedan &c fchools,
Or turn with care the pond rous folio DER,
ARd deve in mines Of fclentifc lore
Give ne the mind where wider genius CLOVIS,
Where tate rsln'd on fairy fancy grows;
Give ne the van capacity OF foul,
That travels boun1lefs fPace, nor feels the lean
cVntrcul.
And roves, by enc capacions thought, from
Indus % the pole.
Twas this, On sRAKzsPEARE, formd thy
deathleis page
To charm the foul, and ornament the llage;
love. with thee, immortal bard, 10 lray
Where brigh. imagination leads the way,
Ileve, with ulsgic PyslperO, 10 trace
hriFI fancies and AlvazJa's grace
And, when mid ewing Aeals acrol3 the fcene,
With G5syou I'd lightly tread the dewey green,
Or fPort amid the twilight llades, with fan
80 fti.- O1rers
Could ike thee, Oh SHAKESPEARE, nrike
the Tyre,
Or catch one fpark Of thy poetic fire,
Then would my fong il ducet numbers flow,
And every liRe iau,eI for my brow;
Not Latian FACES could ecipfe thy fame,
When IN ful glory ihone the La,ian name;
Tho numerous bards Hkefattelites have ih0ne,
The Mute perennial laareLs twin'd for thee
alone,
AEd lelimagination made the living wreath
thine own.
Oft. when, with varied hues, the day declines,
And half the fphere to lient night reGgns,
As er yDn mountain So ri5x5 apt" brow n. lv,
To catch the laa receding beams Of day,
While mem'ry draws the fadly plea6ng tear,
For friends belovd, and lcenes in youth mott
dear,
Isnagiaaiion cones with foothing power,
Each long remembered friend and comfort 20
reitore,
And, vi , iott dreams Of future bIifs beguiles
the PenhTe houF.
Since life rhe fsges FAY, is but dream,
An empty bubble Or gliding ltream,
Who but would chule the vihons Of delight,
When FAD realities are wrspt in nigh%?
Nhobut would chule;he morning early beam,
TO nighr, amid whole laades, Portenti5ul me-
teoTs CLEAN
and who, whom tate infPires, but loves Ina
giuaton's dream
"A STRANGER.
Yids Tlmps" arI g lziglars-er NigJl's
Dram
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
n Scb0oL Mater Wanfcd.

4 Perlon well qualified to infrua in the
: various branches Of Education, and who
can produce lstiaf-ttory evidence Of good
moral character, will find encouragement bv
adore ling line (Pgf Pait) TO tie Chairman Of
the Schoo-Committee, Portland.
HbfR It'll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
LAWES ON PLEAnLNG-

JUST Publifhed and for Gale by
y ISAAC ADAMS.
An bAtzeHfa'y Teafise on PLFAD1Nc in civil
actions, by Elzpard Lazve5 Of the Inner Temnl-
--tirt American from the frR London Ed
tion-Price dolls. SO cents.
ALSO
TIE PLEASURES CT LOVE:
Beng Ag.afo'y Poearr, original and trannated
from the Ahatic and European languages
The 63Jisrie5 n Human Life
Or, the Igf Groans Of Timothy TeRv and San
uel Sentative, with few fishs from, NJ NJ
lefty D' -'if s
1be Handerer Of Switzerland.
and other Poems by James Montgorerv
TO which is pre61ed biographical letcb !,
the Author. VI
HE Poems Of Sbakebeare,
20 which Is added an account Of his Life
Ap,H 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
For 1Gmadice d Bilious Complaints,
WHEATON's
Genuine jaundice BitterS,

(PRTcE 90 cENTs)
Secured 70 bin y Letters Pafest |ys1 tbs Prsidszt
Of tbe U4ifa1 StIfsf.
A MEDICINE extremely uieful for curing
jaundcy and bilious diforders. and re-
moving thai linking, faiEt aud difrehed feel
ing at the lomach, difficulty Of breathing, lols
of appetite. and Aeepy, dull heavinefs in the
fore part OF the day, weakness and trembling
Of the limbs, dizzinels of he head and yellow
nels of countenance, complaints 70 common to
jauudicy and bilious people
The many cures bat have been effected in
New-England by the ABOVE medicine, as may
be feen by he bi'ls) prevent the neaeility Of
further COMMUNICATION -LhsVO1e,
Wheaton'S Itch Ointment,
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having 10 it any thing either
dangerous or dilagreeable.
One box cures perfon, and there need be
no Wafhing AGAR the ufe oft, as the skin is
generally leftT'ean and lmooth,
The above MEDICINES are kept conltantly
for (ale by
Erving < Poor.
at their Store near the head of Fifb -Rreet.
Re ID TIL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
Factory Cation.


LOSI,
ON Monday lat, between Portland and
Falmouth, Red Morocco POCKET
BOOK, containing a Dollar ills Of the
Maine Bank, one Dollar Bill on NJ York
BaEf, laid 70 be counterfeit fundry fraall Bills
not recolleGted a Due Bill was written On
Leaf Of the Pocket Book for dollars, (igned
by L " Svgsstfr. Whoever has found fAid
Pocket Book, and will leeve 1t with Mr..
LEONARD CROSS, PoytlarS, fnalI Be hand
fom ely rewarded.
SILVANUS BLANCHARD.
MqreB 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

he iubicriber hereby give public no,;cs
70 all concerned, that he has haar
duly appointed and has taken upon b;mCaIe
the truh Of Administrator on the eltate of
WILLIAM LUNr,
late Of Falmouih,in the county Of Cumberland
Mariner, deceaied, by giving bond >. -.
law directs. he therefore, req1el an merton.
VITO are indebted to the laid deceafrd's g.
TO make immediate payment; and tbofs Nh
nave any demands thereon, to erb;b;, ,he
fame TO NAME -. a"'
March p 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
John p. Thurton
FrAt Irees.

FrMit Trees.
200 S.. Michael Pear, 80 '"''1'&'fs'
loo Horfe Chefnut,
lCO Button Wood,
A5o-Grape Vine Slips, of the fweet water
and purple kinds, may be had al Mount Ru.
raj, in NewnuryPort, Of
AbiH 4. JOSIAH SMITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
NATHAN M0RSE'S WTLL.

" n H1dW A4URSE'S WTLL.
POBLlC notice is hereby given, that the
: laif Will and TeGament Of
NATHAN MORSE,
tate 81 Cray N he county Of Cumberland,
yeoEan' deceaied, has been prelented for Pro-
pate g me he iubicrber, Judge of the Court
"a Probate for fad county, and that The fame
VIII be taken into confederation by me At a
Probate Court to be holden at the OfEce Of
5ohn rockingham, Fig. in Portland, on
wednelday The 27th day Of April infant, at
~ O'Clock IN the forenoon, when and where
all perions concerned may make their ob;ec-
tons thereto if any they have.
apr" = '5os. SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
United Marine and Fire hG,yra..

United Marine and Fire h7jlyenc.
Company Of Portland.
RI HE Prefdent and Directors Of faid Co.
Pany, in conformity to their at Co.
corporation, hereby give notice, thar -
capital lfock amo Ints 70 Ore Bn15,e1 t5o, IN,
Dall0rs, and that they are ready W recs;rs
propolals 70 make inlurance againil tie foIlo,,
ing ri1ks, VIZ All kinds Of Marine lrE'-
ance againft captivity cf perions, ard d. NJ
life Of any perfon during bis abfenre AZ VII
on houles or other buildings, and Oh Dronor,,'
therein contained, within this Commo2wsaIt.
againtt damage arilng 70 the fame bv Fire. i
originating 10 any cauie eZceP5 that III desa7
of the Injured.
Not more than ten thoSlaud dollars viii !.
taken on any one rilk.
By 0yalr 2r ne Pr5f1szt and Dresser.
JOHN WATSON, serrst4,y.
u II. and F. l. Office, Portland, AsyaII, 1905.
". B-Ofice kept over Maine Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
earn, Flour. Sc.

earn, Flour, Sc.
JUST received. ard FOR faTe by
ROBERT SLOWER,
No Q, Hrgrebam'5 Wba,j,
$50 bhIs. fuperfne and fcratch'd Flour
Halt bbls do. do. do.
Bib. mefs Pork
A quantity manufactured Tobacco
10. Flax, frit quality
1900 buihels ben yellow Cora
A quantity of Rye
Al0-A general aGortment Of Wet India
Goods and Groceries Chap for e5i6.
dprl 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
- Valuable Scbogi B9ok.


JUST PubIifhed md Far fale ~
y ISAAC ADA1ES
a valuable Book for The ufe Of Schools
CONTAINING
The CONSTITUTIONS Of the
SITE OF MASSACHUSET7g.
and shat of
The UNITED SITES.
The Declaration Of independence,
and PRECEDENT
WGlbbington's farewell .4dI,cG.
This book was printed hort time 6nes ~
order OF the Gene al Court Of NIaCsrbuter,s.
and by them recommended 10 the inb. bitants
Of the ievcral towns, to De read ~ 4 SCHC0L
bO0A " AL the couHion fclr ols-Few ~
pies Of this u.eiuli book ever reached tlis part
OF the Gate but where il has been adopted,
! i hi hly approved ".
by The requea Of number Of gentlemen
lntereited IN the education Of the rims gener.
''aI'' q new edition has JUN been prin' ed.
~ Bo'4jeilsy' car u s6slet ii pts 81 ss
JanU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
J JAMES MERRILL.

JAMES MERRILL,
late OF Falmouth, in the county Of Cumbe--
land Figure deceaied, reprefented inloIveut,
do hereby give notice thar FIX months are III
lowed TO iald creditors to bring ID and prove
theiF CLAIMS and that we will attend that fer
vice at the houfe Of Alqrl lho,iA If fad
falmouth, on the Tan Thurfday Of April inn,
and OF the five following months.
JOSHUA MERRILL,
ApyR 4. JONATHAN MOODv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-10


&C. The Proprietor O Il, a
Alexandqsa Daab Adue1tif9, IN n
diGpose Of the Establlshmei. wv W
moderate terns-thefe arc ~ -.
nearly SIX hundred SuDselr1s ~ !.
and the Lift INCREASING = In,
Perloa Of Indulfry and ls ..-,er,
for conducting a NsT !: S,S,a.
this would be a deslraol7 ~ i il;
ton. Circumstances 3eo - y
Controul render it nesesssD '.a b
make Sale. it will theIelg,& .ss,i.
sold a great Bargain II apI''
On be made foOn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-10

from iisassso ssaato, slgnii, inc ~.
detached there the day before wer = :. 'spA
possession Of that island, without ~ - IA gus
sistancc. The ast. pccember =, = itaa,y,
fasg,. for TIE FIRST tnle, was oixn,s We Bits
eitaeiel, 90 castle. .cFt st. Iago5 a,ea
merly So eTbor's palacel row sns .'ehl
House, PIT 1.-the convent Of St .setausa
the friars from their reduced NM, ,sucls ltS ;
occasions forl is allotsed as bsaraesss =
the nunnery CT the incarnation, .ir@ r., 9 ~
the,nllas are 10 remoye to tie co,,y.n. se &C
Clara;siAe British officers are 8 - 80
modated in the houses that bclopsssl sscSsSs
prince regent of Portugal: .aceot s;s : I:s
present residents this day were s,,ma Da,f s:r
remove elsewhere. Tie 2sth, 2gtb ' ,sss y
nacember, little done, except landinasu. :,
baggage, &c. from the squaeiron.-siI;,1'ael ss
St, Francis convent FOR the reception :
British-Nun's effects remainine-.as j, = 0s
families that reside in the houses ,lIoa, st
the English officers. s''s o
The 3lst Dec. gen. eresford issnea.
- .. : : y ~ Ms,
cfamation, the substance thereof !. a. : pe'
every protection TO the inhabitants Of tb.:., s
their religion, laws, &c. to continue Is , IL.
to, with only this exception, that strict r,' '
must be vigorously attended to: Wick ~ :.
very much relaxed previous to the ars;, y !.
the British. The magistrates senate ,r'
house officers and ali public officers ~ 3 7.
continue az before, and TO, morrow is am ~; Y
ed by his excellency forthc senate, e n.a .
tratcs, civil and military officers laid beF.S,
&C elesiasties, sc. to repair to the cosg~ss,,
house TO take the oath Of allegiance So l;y ts'
fannie majesty.
The lstof Jan 1903, in confcrnilr 49,
Governors proclamation, the senate Mar r
robes. magistrates, officers, churca d.r5
tariss, etc. with great number q the r s.
cipal inhabitants (Portugucse,) Of fuac,,'
took the cath of allegiance, ii. 3ri.asi
majesty.
From the Cd to the 4th Jan. alrallsemeu
were made for the reception OF tie l.oop3i
the different places allotted them, snd the Or
tihcations put in a better state obedience. n
sti. January sailed the Success fdgatc VII
dispatches for Eng land, and ire cabsr5otas
cnsoH.
The 9Th Jan. sailed 9 line Of bsele slips,
tr;sates, IA transports, vita trcops etc, !.
ported to be for ting West !ndies bet not q
morally credited. The 9TH the nuns remove
from the convent OF the incarnsiloalo tat
Santa Clara
Here follows the articles Of cap;.alatloa
Madeira in the Portuguese Language.
Ernn, III ILnised S,otea Gu-s....
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-10

Mr.. BRONSON,
In viewing the conduct Of The bolser,n,;,
and our foreign relations, ! shorid sdppQs,
the following reflections and qQeiies, vopa
naturally occur TO every nair5xdret :as'-
man. Surprising it possible that the .mPeror
Of France should .eEer to treat with England,
is il at al likely that he would be wiling 70
give her such ter,ps,as she Eoullaceept and
is it not probable that her resources will en-.
Bile her to continue the war so oag as she h''
the command of the sea, and cannot be HTt
cd
Is she net fighting ar eriatsrc', and her c
ncmy for empire, IRON mdiives q en9F2s }
for as to tie ostensibic Cause On lis part. 'AS
freedom o.neu.ral aaSs on the ocean no Hlal
in his senses can suppose that he walia P,}
any n,orc regard 10 it than &. Britain, II nv
had the same power Oh one clement tau Ac
has On ano.hef-ana is it likely TIA, tae s'''
population Of continental Ear3pc, !9@S T'@.1
quiet under tie friyatiSns OF tnat eAe"'i'
commerce, TO which they have been s''p'
toAlca iof ateS. W la TO o''''i''' ~.
cut back ca hinself.ard occasion s1cA qisI''.
tent. lt.nust he remembered that t,'e N:'
immense changes Of governments ana ' r..
tutions, were brought about by &1AfalgJ,r -
and it may in time require gsca'e' l0: o., ~
maintain the new ortcr Of things, inan ~
tc produce them at lc&s; their sta'.,l'y ". I"'
problt5y depend On TIC tends n. ca . -
LIE 81 an individual II,
Itnsy yet be a pIeas:n::;; reNee'3S ..a sm,
truly terionc mind, after tie Foii'.a,' sg ..ol
sutsiie that will have cost 50 ni;s~h 0''.+C
treasure, ard ssch a cog2ict q ls's''' ',@ ooY
rritain and her descendants were ~ ;.lsi9
two nations that have bcca able 10 ''''-ff'
thcir ;,,f;n,.anllan, robra
cygcLt.Ilfi sDSD
i. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-29
NOTES.

]. The Post Master General NAV expedite tbe
mails and alter the times Ofarrivid and Ccparturr
al any time during the continuance OF the con.
tracts, he stipuaing what he conccives 60 be M
adeGitate compensation for any extra expense
that iUay he occasioned thereby
2 Fifteen minutes shall be- allowed for openino q,
and closing the mails at all Offices where no mar
ucnl"r time rs specified.
.. For every thirty minutes delay, unavoidable
acc'deuts eXcepted) in arriving after tile time
Pr escrbcd IN any contract, the contractor shall
forfeit one dollar and IL Che & lay continues I'M
I'll tie departure OF any depending mail, where
by tie mails destined for such depending mail
lose trip, additional forfeiture of five collars
shall be incurred. And whenever lost trif, en-
sues, from whatever circumstance the rT, ,,'m to
be "id to the contractor for regular trip is TO ,e
de Quoted from his paw
d. News papers, well as letters arc TO be
sent ~ the mail and il ANY person making pro.
pc iais, desires to carry newspapers, other tn,n
those conveyed in the mail, FOR his own cu,oi,,.
mcnt' he must state is mss prop ,ssls Tor what
sum I've Will carry with Tue en8l,i, tent, and Ter
what suia without that ernOtmct
D. Should any person mixing proposals. de-
sire an alteration Of the tines Of arrival and de.
pa ture above specified, he must state in his nro.
| posais the alteration desired, and The differences
| thyy Will make in the terms fthc contract
, o. Persons making proposals are desirsd "a
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state theirprices by the year Those who con
tract VIII receive their pay quarterly, in the
months OF August, November, FEBRUARY and
May, meme month after the expiration Of each
quarter.
7. No other than a free white person shall Ia
e,npio.etlto convey the mail
Where the p.upoSer ;hten,.s to convey tho
mail in the bc!y Of stage carriage, he is desire,
to state it in his proposals
9 The Post. Me- 'ter general reserves to him,
self the right of declaring any contract at an end
the boss of a trip.
10, The contracts for the above routes are 10
he IN operation on the first day Of April next, and
are to continue ia force for two years.
GIDEON GRANGER
Poet hdstsr General.
GR'NERAL Posr-OrrIcE,)
Washington City, OCTOBER.
81, 1903.
NOV. ~. (oaw6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-29
REPORT. IN PART.
(oaw6w)
NOV. %.

" fhc CohaTTFEs 0ffoinsed en- SO t,nch
Of the Presidents Message as reshects
or Foreign Relations.
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NOVEMBER 90 1909
uay next.

wv ENbER u, IoU6,
Read and ordered to be committed to a
committee OF the whole H. of Il. on Thurs
uay next.
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REPORT.

1he committee to sviiom 7eds referred 80
much Of the Message efthe President of
the United 'Stafes, Of the Sfh tust. as
RESPECTS our relations zoith foreign hozo-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-29

DROPOSALS for carrying MAILS of the u
i nited States ont the following Post koslis, will
be received at the General Post. Office IN Wash-s
ington, until the sixteenth day of Janu airy next,
inclusive.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-30
IuIt received and for Sale by
the Subscriber,

-
the Subscriber,
IS GOOD ASSO RT N1EsyT OF
y Mems coarse and fine SHOES, very
Woaens and Misses Morocco and Lea
,tlscr do. sss s 81 B
BOYS coarse and fine do.
ChiIdrens Asorpeco aud Leather do Of ~
aupa,ify Of cHEEsE that te can re-
commend.
Table FISH. 4s
New England eide r in barrels.
2& 8 threaded clJErQN for nsftsng
cRaNBERRslEs IS, BEEIS s poTA-
TOES ii, bis ~.
And other articles as usual
+ horTIas Pattof.
November j So
he Sub fcriber has an hand,
u.s.. 4 THE FoLIso wINes Goobs, Isl
,Smta62cff ostheappr oacliasgs,ss easg
That will be sold on ssas osaaBle stes ms.
4 balcs blue sKERSE vs..
- 80 do. beaver G q ATT Nc. s1s::siel I
a do. narrow CLOTHS 81, iss. .-s,gl
80 Go. blue ~ do. < s.tI ]. s.
2 do, bIeached Scotch D0NLiSS
III SO, on HIND, So.
Madeira WINE in qr. casks.
y COCOA in bags.
so hh,!s. Surinanl MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
5 October l9. *
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
,nar,facturcs and has for sale, at his manu-
Sactory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of all sizes, commonly used Tor
distillng grain or fruit !. ,,.np
"a 4 general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
pIpES made at the shortest notice. .
. Every kind Of PLUMBING WORK ell
ther fol. s1i,ss OF Buildings, done In the best
'''' The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
- ali its branches is carried on under the di-
lection lection, of Mr.. H1LLIydM ELETctlER,
who has had many years experience, ana as 2
workman is exceeded by few.--As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
,n,,st be. made to William Fletcher, who Will
undertake to make CRATES Handsomely
orna1uented with Brass, agreeable TO any pat
tern 81 price, and will execute the WORK 10 tl'e
very best and ,neatest manner aad on the most
reasonable terms. -, - -,
The highest price given Tor gig sS9l4se.,
3 Bross, Pevter, Lead and Iron.
George MsMunn.
1 L.. I -
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C. City Tavern and Hotel
# 4 f. X.f ND x IN
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From the City Of yd'matohs, { lNarylana) &
~ ESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
aud the PUBLIC in general, that ne mas
taken thar justly celebrated I.A.as in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and FOIEL,
lately in the possession of Mr.. John Gadsoy.
He hopes. by assiduity ndsttenslon, TO give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exersie-.s on his part shall be wanted 81 60
keen up the high character which tins = a.
yern has, as being one. of the best IN rae oas-
~. and assures them that lie viii always ;
Nave an asaortnaent of the best liquors ana
travellers and others will meet With good
= catnynod ations at the above house, on rea-.
sor,able terms.
s0' Baar,,crs ares taken by tie day, week,
- 49, The papers from all the sea-Porss On
,bss contiaent are regularly taken and nlea 2,
~ coffee House, adjoining the tavern, ana
s s,,. for the use of strangers.
az y suppers can be had from six to twelve
.,c,acr II the evening, at short notice
from one to twenty. .af
.Nsvemtsr Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-30

,oaboard the SIoop Jusiet' captain o o,ns
from Newport, now lying at har'sn0rhe
wharf, -, DLJa
Island Potatoes, Grccnipg npp b. So
Cheese, Onions, New EsnS sand iSs'l'' So
~'p'' ''''''' : John G. Laid.
November ?. -
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Il)HN G. LADD,
HIS FcR .SGLc,

Has Fer SIZE,
90 bales German Linens, conflit-
mo of brown and white Rolls, haxen Osra-
burghs, hempsn Ticklen5urShs, BaIiaps, =
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankecn
Russia Shooting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags-ef black Pepper OF the best i'sa'
.ity. and will be sold very low
Sugars and coifee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
60. French Brandy
2 do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity Of soai Leather, Shoes sopess
macitl and Taliow Candles, Cheese, &c. OF.
April Z. ----------.---
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-30
November 2
FOR SALE,

40 shares Of Potomac Bridge STOCK y,
10 do. Alexandria and hVasn'h 'on 49,
otto. I, ~ az
do. Little River Turnpike Road DO
a. do Marine Insurance co. ,r..,.
belonging 10 the estate Of John s, ys.
Il. ]. Taylor. Ex,r g,
October T.