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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.

The ship Raleigh, Hendy, arrived at
Philadelphia, on the 23d Instant, in
twenty eight DAYS from Londonderry.
Sailed the Esd April, at which time eve.
~ kind Of provisions were extremely
scarce and enormously high. Flaxseed
was at 9 guineas. A large quantity
which had been shipped to England and
Scotland, for crushing, had been return
ed to Ireland, which kept down the price
of that article. The Raleigh has 96
passengers.
- By this vessel and the Dryado, from
Liverpool, London papers were receiv.
ed TO the 18th April. They contain no
news Of importance: The following
paragraphs appear the most material !:
~Lsndan, AprH12.
We have received regular series Of
Dutch papers to the I'd inst.
h. WehsSe, among other important com.
munic asions, received the Datch Kings
,Etsssage to his legislature, on the state
OF the finances /; in which he acknow.
led yes the dsplorable state Of the coun-
try, aud that they cannot hope for an
ameiioration 9or their circumstances un.
I'll the establishment for a mAriti me
peace. In this deplorable state Of their
commerce and finances, his majesty has
though, proper to acquaiut them that the
French emperor has given them assu-
raueest that, 10 the peace to be negotiated
With England, he is to s,ipqlate for the
restoration of the Dutch colonies, par
ticularly Of Guiana. This notion would
seem to im?ly that negotiation was
actually on the taps, and that Nap 1leon
even sp 5ke with confidence Of the terms
he expected to obtain.
The Da,eh papers contain recent in:
terigeuce from Copenhagen, that they
are proceeding with the utmos. activity
in their preparations to invade Sweden =.
and they even assert, thatr7a body oil
troops has been actually able to cross 0.
yer the Scala; but this We ttsllly dis.
crrA't. h., .~..s..A / ,azc
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

Several private letters, relative TO
SPIN, were yesterday received by the
Gibraltar Mail. Among the most inn
portant which we have seen, VIC select
the following extract: a.
Gibraltar, March %.
"The provinces Of Catalonia, Ma
varre, and Biscay no longer belong to
the Spanish Monarchy. :, They are ta-
ken possession ofby the French troops 1;
and the Grand Duke of Berg has pub
lished proclamation, stating that this
measure is taken for pacific purposes.
This proclamation has oecasioneda fall
in the Vale, from IS to 60. The num-
Der Of French troops which have entered
Spain exceeds fifteen thousand men. A
French force is daily expectedat Malaga.
Considerable gloom prevails through
out SPAIN"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

have set glorious e-ampIe-Massachu
sets is tread.ng close on their heels-let
Vermont and The other New.England
States come out in their might, and the
Virginia policy Of destroying our COM
merce, will perish in embryo. A change
of measures, if not of men, must. take
place-.he product Of the farmer, now
rottipc on his hands will be in demand,
and the thousands who are idle will find
employment and bread.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

We have the pleasure to state, on res
pectable authority, that the state Of
North Carolina has become completely
federal. 1t canno, hut be highly CRATE
full to every man whose feelings are alive
to the real honor and interest of his rouu-
try, to witness the resuscitation of sound
principles and the hasty strides of demo-
cratic error and delusion to the /" tomb
of the Capulels."
~-. fWash. Fed. ..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
From the Mewhompshire Centinel, Of
M0y IA.

]H0J Ifs
We are sorry to say, that all the pri-
vate accounts from the state of Vermont
uniformly agree in stating, that the Pro-
ctamasien wiH NOT be regarded there, and
that RATS, valued at from to 20 and
sc, 900 dollars, loaded with all kinds of
produce, proceed as usual, from the
ports on the lake to Montreal. The ae-
counts also agree in stating that these
RATS have from 20 to so, and even 100
armed men according to their size, to
protect them and bear down all oppose
ton. From present appearances, we
fear serious consequences. Ret9rts 20
SO far as to state two instances in which
blood has been shed; but they are only
retoxts. It's little singular that YER
m0nt, the first of the New-England
states, to express their perfect confidence
in Mr.. Jefferson's Administrations
Vermont, that almost every session Of
the Legislature has reiterated these as
surances,--should be the first to resist
the acts Of this very administration, and
incur the epithet Of insurgents" If
we have a government. the laws must
be executed-if those laws are deemed
oppressive, the voice Of the people con-
stitutianaliy expressed, cannot be disre-
garded. .New-York and Rhode Island
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
THE EMBARGO.

The following circular accompanied the letter
from Mr. Ca!latin to the collectors of the dife-
rent ports it appears to US highly interestingto
apart of the community we take the earliest
opportunity Of giving it to the public, and are
sorry that we could not obtain copy OF It
sooner. [Vu. Gag
To the Governors Of Orleans, Georgia, South Ca
rolina, Massachusetts, ard New Hanpshire
WAsH1se7oS, 9th May. 1908.
The evasions of the preceding embar.
go laws went so far towards defeating
their objects, and chiefly by vessels
clearing out coastwise, that Congress,
by their act of April 25th, authorised
the absolute detention of all vessels bound
eoastwise, with cargoes exciting suspi-
cions ofan intention to evade those laws.
There being few towns on our seacoast
which cannot be supplied with -four from
their interior country, shipments OF -four
become generally suspicious and proper
SUBJ ects of detention.
is one Of the few places
on our seaboard which needs supplies Of
-four by sea foI its own consumpsion.-
That it may not suffer by the cautions
We are obliged to use, Irequest of your
excelIency, whenever you deem il me-
cessary that your present or any future
stock should be enlarged. to take the
trouble of giving your certificate in "a
your ofany merchant in whom you haze
confidence, directed to the Collector of
any port, usually exporting -four from,
which he may choose to bring it, for any
quantity which GU may deem niece ssarv
tor consumption beyond your interior
supplies, enclosing to the Secretary Of
the Treasury, at the same time, dupti-s
cate Of the certificate, as check on the
Justification Of your signature. ID this
way we may ensure supply Of the real
wants Of our citizens, and at the same
time prevent those wants from being
made acover for the crimes against their
country which urPrincipled adventures
are in the habit of committing. trust,
too that your Excellency will find an
apology for the trouble propose to
give on, in that desire which you must
teel in common with all our worthy cid
Zens, that inconveniences encountered
cheerlulIy by them for the interests Of
their country, shall not be turned mere
ly to the unlawful profits Of the most
worthless part IF society.
salute your Excellency.
With assurances Of my high
respect and consideration, u
(signed) III: JEFFERSON.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

We have not yet accurately learned
the result of the New.York Elec ton.
Itis however believed tho democ ratio
majority, in the house of representatives,
will not exceed seven. 1t was last year
SO.
From Massachusetts our accounts
continue favorable. THERE'S scarcely
doubt but that respectable state has re-
turned to the principles Of Washington.
This day will try the strength Of parties,
in the choice ofoficers of the different
counties.
, p. ~ Ibid.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
New ORLEANS, April %.
To the Collector efthe Part Of

In the heavy gale of Sasurd day last,
Gun. Boat No. 10, was upset in lake
NartPas, and two persons unfortunate
ly persisted. Some hopes are entertain
ed Of getting her up again. up
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

We have received the proc ceilings of
the Court MartiallatelyIheld at Norfolk,
in the cases of Capt. JOHN HALL, of
the Marines, and WILLIAM HOOK,
Gunner Of the Chesapeake.
In the case Of Capt. Hall, the court
sentence him to be privately reprimand-
ed, under the charge Of " negligeutly
performing the duty assigned him"
In the case of Mr.. Hook the court sem
tence him to be dismissed the service
Of the u. States" For negligen,ly per-
forming the duty assiguedto him."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

Two ships. three briggs, and a, school,
ner PASSED the falls Of ONO on the Esd
ult. and anchored in safety at Shipping.
port X
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

A public dinner is to be given at Sa
lem to the Hon. Mr.. Pickering.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

GWash. Fed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-01

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Hillor
-. Agj2R TO tie subscriber. VIII lie exposed
At public sale, en-. SATURDAY, the trhth
day az December next, between the l'SaEs
Of j 2 aud. / o'clock, p. N. ct the Cofee house
5if5 A!cxsnd1ia, fer ready money, 70 heap
pied, in the FIRST place, towards ihe DIS
I charge OF certain debts therein mentioned,
:lue TO Joseph :5m'th---ail the right, @tf3
md interest Of the said i:lAiam \. 1Hls, 10
certain piece er'parocI Of grouml, situate,
wing an being in the toxin Of Alexandria,
and bounded Is follows, to vi, :--Bygi' arg
ar the cornes, &c Intersections ef KiHgand
West-ssreets, on The hor,itof King ana eas.
81 WcsS, streefs. CO.. rphrlsg thence cast
f5rdll b and with NIig-stfect and tlao,as
ya6raef q }ect 8 I'D 9 iacl.es h'ente
.soet4Wartlly and pAf:tliei Is lest street ~
Get 10 q Ter fcet afsey: .heace "eStw-rd;y
.ae l,i,,t.isfg on seisi 81 parallel to h'ogg'
.,sFcGt6 :egtg i-sa'ses nd an hail TO "Ssl-
sss4t; thdesse ,aashaesr,iy and binding on
esl-. tlees ta .l.e beginning.
d.6p
o. ether STAG q, pasael Of Grcua3, 81.
ase On slie tofth side q king eet, and
s,ss ss,.@ q ~ st-street, and bcu2ded at
s,atlewss. feseif Besioplag at the cistanse
Fol ke.sf .ashcs AK 81 !.,tiss, from the 'l-
srsection of nieg and |est-sireets, and
cumming eastw rd!y binding en- King, street
10 feel, thence northwaraly ard psrnti %
West-street i2o feet to ten feet aieT,
g',eace ives twarld.y binding Oh said alley AID
King street 40 feet, thence south
waraly and parallel to Wst-srect 10 iecs
to til. beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
November IS. St.Nts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-01

II OF ZOOU 80 last drawn oiailk.
From che above scheme it Viii appear ths,
that there are not two BLANKS TO prize. and
that the prizes are to be paid v ithout dis.
count.
~ TICKETS for sale at r. cAa,'s
Rook.ato~e, King strect--Present price Of
tickets SIX DOLLARS, will advance Is tie
drawing progresses, which VIII be at TIE ras.
Of 1000 tickets a. week, and viii positively be
completed ia zine weeks from tbs date. A
corrsetlist Of tie drawing viii be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Let
terry taken ;n exchanges for tickets in this,
Noven6cr 2.
Nh. The Charitable Marine LOTTERY has
snasoidabiv been postponed 5y reason thas
the clerks have been ,ensployee in-prepasing
the numbers, checks, sc tor the Trinity
Church LOTTERY BAT the dcaNias VIII be re-
stunned in short time and 10 DOUBT aeedbs
entertained Off; Eina! completion.
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PROPOSALS
81 Pr. .salxs IN suEs-h1sr.'ss
II NE w w O n a,
y,s,t xHFITLED,
THE MANUAL
or The
FRENCH yvD E.AGLISH S1UDEss1s
ORA
NEW ANIL COMPLETE
DICTIONARY
PROPOSALS
or

rag FRENCH and -gNcEISH LAFGUAcEs.
IN TWO PARTS {:
i. French 81 sEngliSh--2. English q french
CoNTALNlKG,
II. All the words in general use, OCCASION
ally illustrated. by Fr<ach and English
sentences.
!. An extensive collection Of new wopds
in every art, science and trade.
B $. The pronunciation Of every word, &C.
cording to the most polite usage IN
Trancea nd England. rs Ssss
a. A ccpiious vocabulary Of sea terms and
phrases.
S. A dictionary Of French synonymes.
6. A dictionary Of French homonyn,es.
4. An alphabetical list Of the most familiar
a proper and christian names, and oltlie
most remarkable places IN the world.
8. The difficulties Of the French language
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on French poetry.
10. The chief English idioms.
III A treatise on the English particles, &c
The whole carefully compiled fromthe best
riters, and particularly from the Dictionaries
fthe French Academy, Boiste, Ferand, Ca
aeau, Wsilly, Tocquot, Nugent, Chalnbaud,
Boyer, johnson, Walker, sc. &.
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{ I he first hook OF a nation is the dictionary
Of their own language.
YoLNEr.
x. e. As.--
/, 1t shall be printed on fine paper, in two
= handsome large l2mo voluples, upon a
beautiful type, called nonpareil, cast for
the purpose, oy Messrs. Binncy and Ro-
MADISON. 1'histype, although small. is, by
its neatncss ana elegance, extremely Crate
full to the eyes. The work will issue from.
the press of I. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been so en,inently distinguished b.
the greatest. accuracy and tastc ia thcil
profession, and thorough knoryledge Of
tie French and English languages.
III Price, to subscribers. for the two volume.
ii, boards. neatly lettered. FIVE dollars. to bs.
PAID on the ..cliSery Of the whole work. By
ge,,tletgsn however, wishing to aayc She
ffst YoI;:ale before the SECOND, it, aiaySi,4
received upon paying the full amount OF
thc subsariptia,, for both volumes.
IL subscriptions received by r.
CRAY.
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,joieph Manicyllle,
4 c5RJER or KING ND i1IRHsx sq&619S,

q q
fEtxdNpk1i
Has received a considerable az.
dItlon to his Stock,
md oFEtshS 471yk 81 r.
30 iossheads. Isl and 81 qualify
90 barrels Ag4scse.aao sAgass.
1000 ID. Gfeeu Coffee
3 10 toas British ps.sht Shot, assorted
BB to No. 9,
10 bales Gotten.
10 easks FIRST auality Goshen Cheese
I. 40 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags c.esl,, heavy Pepper.
5ojlb Nsitmegs
casks London refined Saitpetre.
s difto Irish Glue
Gmponder, Iaapcriai, tyson 9ot. es IEy
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre ScueboDg Teas
in quater chests, boxes and cannissers-inosl
Of which are eqaa, II. quality 10 any ever In
ported.
Port, sIaysala, Sherry, Lisbon, Tene
fife, and Malaga Wines.
ga a few cases Medoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Wiadward- Island, and Northern
Rum.
s,ognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey.s
Six hogsheads Clerry Bounce.
d Retailing Molasses, Havanna Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice,
Pearl& Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch,
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia. ri.
inento. Race and Graund Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper Capefs, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds,
Curraats, Nader, Alum. Copperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Blandywine
.Gunpewder, Spanish Segars, Cavendish and !
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leiper's, /
Carrots, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, &c. &c.
October i8. d
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Trinity Church Lottery

This Lottery is authorised NJ tic !; es:.,..
turs Of Maryland, and bonds have leer a;s'a
to the Mayor and City Council of B,It;,na ~
for the faithfnl performance of the sia,,asess'
The following is he Scheme - .
= ~ y91,s
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60 Printing inits various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-01
BY N. G. DursEF,

,aa,hor Of Nature Displayed IN her mode q.
TEACHING lag%51dge to man, a5y!liedfo the 81
Fyened Asnguage, &c.
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6oe5 Prizes,
1855 Blanks.

OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,
of zoo dois. to the first drawn Blank.
/ of 200 do. 10 lst drawn blank after 81
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Hamsgto'as rand Restorative,


Recommended as an Invaluable Medicine,
for the. speedy relief, and permanent cure of
the various complaints which result from dis
sipated pleasures, juvenile indiscrctions, re-
sidsnce IN climates unfayorabie TO the consti-
tuition, the immoderate use OF tea, frequent
intoxication on any destructive intempe fance,.
the umskilful or destructive use of mercury.
the diseases peculiar to females, at certain
period oFlife, bad layings in, sc. &c.
And is proved BY long and extensive expe-'
riencc to be absolutely unparalleled In the
cure of nervous disorders, consumptions and
lowness of spirits, losssof appetite, impai;ty
of the blood, hysterical affections, Inward
weakness, violent cramps in the stomach and
back, indigestion, melancholy, gout IN the
stomach, pains in the limbs, reiaxations, IN.
voluntary emissions. seminal weakness, OBJ
stinate elects, iluer albos, or whites, hnpo-
ency, baroness, SC. &c.
Elafpilton's Worn. Destroying La
zegges.
Which there is reason to believe, haYe,
within eight years past cured upwards OF I'VE
HussREb THOUSAND persons OF both sexess
ogeyers age, aud IN every sienation,of various
Dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
and from ohstrucfions or fouIness IN the sto-
mach ahd bowels. s.
H0milf0ns Elixir
Tor Coughs, Colds Asthmas, Sore Throa
and approaching censumpti0ns.
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I = .ux,s rruE A.ss SEsUIsx

rAHxs TRUE AID SEsuIss
GERMAN COR AT: r Y a a as IS 6 ~
Al infallible remedy for< orns, spsediiiy 81
moving them root and branch without GIVING
pain t;y. .,9:sr 8.
1be Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative PoWderfor the
Teeth anu Gums.
Hahqs's Genuine Eve Water.
a sovereign remedy for all dlseasesSs01 INC
{ 8. eyes. Isl .s
ITCH OINTMENT
Warranted to cure BY once using. and 70
he free from 14errxry or any iiey,arsous Or Ct
fe,asipe ingredient, BIC. naayrvltf perfect SAFE
tybesa pp.iedso the youngest infant. L,
Hannah Lee, Patent Medicine Store,
New York; Sept 10, 1893,
ALSo, 81 ri
& NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-19
patry.

The folio sing decately tender eauGon Is from
the pen Of Rir. CLIrroE, an Americas
POT.
Az. r-rn was freih, and pare the gale,
yyen Mary, from her cot rover,
r,.,x'd many wild rofe from the vale,
- build the temples of her lover
smear her little farm ihe ffray'd,
Where birds If love were ever pairing,
she faw her William IN the fhade,
The arms Of ruthlels war preparing.
she feiz'd his hand, and ali, fhe cried,
Wilt thou. TO camps AID wars ftranger,
Defer thy Mary faithful hde,
add bare thy life to every danger
Ye, 90, brave youth 10 arms away
MY maiden hands for fight ihall drels thee
And when the drum beats far away,
Ill drop a Eient tear, and blefs thee
The hugles through tbs foreR wind,
The woodland folders cali TO battle
BE foue protecting angel kind,
And guard Thy life when cannon's rattle.
She falkland as the roie appears
IN fun ihine when the form is over,
A lmiie beam'd Gweetly through her tears.
The blulh of promiie to her lover.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-19

lOiepn barbour,
the Infurance Office, head OF
~ Filh-Rreet, has JUN received variety Of
srelh
FALL sy' WINTER GOODS,
--AMsNG WHICH ARE-
Real luperfne Broadclotha and Kerfamerss
Common do. do.
-Vevets--Cords
Queens Cioths-Peliece FlaRnels
Coatings-Blankets
Flannels, all colours
Bombazetts, Wilboars, Durants, Duroys,
Shalloons, &c.
Plain black & olive VeIvets-corded do.
Worried HoGery--Silk do--Cotton do.
Britiih Shifting -Linens-Linen Cambrick
Tabby VeIvets-Brown Linens
Plaided and plain Lulfrings
Ginghams Prints --Furnnures ok Cham
brays
India COttons--Huckabuck
Band4na Hkfs.--Fancy fix do--fllk ShawIs
Fancy Standardization Laves
Black Can't .'ck--do. Grape
Ladies long white Kid Gloves
Do Kid, Leather and Silk Habit do
Gentlmen's doe-ikin Beaver aud Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick-Cotton Balls
Cambrick Dimity-Comnon do.
Cotton Shawis--Fafhionabe Coat Bn:tons
Black Fix Velvets--Cotton Umbrellas
Centlemens Lambs-wonl Hole, &c. &c.
ALSO,
An Alortment Of MUFFS & TIPPETS,
ConhltIng of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, 5; Mock
sable 04. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-19
Commonwealth of MaGachufetts.

IN SENATE, Nh. 18th, 1903.
ON the Petition aforefaid, Ordered, thar
the Petitioners caule an atteited Copy Of their.
petition, with this order thereon, TO be pub
liihed three weeks iucceiively III the FortIsaS
GaSeffe, printed 10 Portland, the lAll publica-
ton to be thirty days, at leaf, before the Ice
ond Wednesday Of the next felton, Of the pref
ent General Court, that All perions interelted
may then appear, and thew caufe. III any they
hsve) why the prayer Of faid petition ihouId
noe DC granted.---Sszf 4ozvu for eorsaretr
I'll @ OTIS, Prsf3eut.
A fos Nome Ct RepSstsHfativs5, Me-. 9th, 1903,
Read and coneurred.
TIMOTHY BiGELOW, Speaker.
TRUE cory,
6ifaf n. COFFIN. Girl afht Ssrah-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-19

FdCt0ry Cation.
JOSEPH POPE, confantly keeps for fale q
j large fdpply Of cotton Warp and Filling,
White and coloured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shirting and sheeting,
do. Ghesk and Stripe.
Bed Tick, &c, which being conGgrment
will he fold a; the Factory prices
Liiszrir-a quantity of loaf and lump su-
gar ID hhds * bbls.---No. z, 1zESyI R0zv.
Se9t. l9. (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-19

SClpIO NASICA, the couGn of the great
scipio, called one day on Ernius the poet,
whole fervant, though his matter was actually
At home, denied him. Soon after, Ennius re-
zErne1 the viht, and was told by Scipio him
1elf, that he was not al hCne. Nav, fays En-
Mus, know you are, hear your voice. You
are a iinc fellow, indeed, replied Scipio; when
called The other day on you, believed the
maid, no told me you were not al home, and
pow you will NOT believe me, although you
hear my voice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-19

AT the late election Of Electors of Prei-
dent and Vice PRECEDENT of the Y. States IN
the State of Maryland, fome votes were given
to the French Minifier Turreau, and 10 the
ex-Ininilter Chzrles-Mzuriee-T alleyrand
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MR5 u T92ets,
A. Cheever * Co.

a. NIILCNOI C 10.
a It No J., Auhey's Row, now offer for
: fale, large aud elegant alortnrent, man
ufa6tured under their own inipeGtion and
warranted free from damage. They confft
Of every kind fashionable and uleful. and
will be fold cheaper than can be purchaled
ellewhere in the Diarid Of Maine, al retail
az wholcfale, As low as can be purchaled IN
Bottom.
HATS, they have Of their own manufac-
turing, of every Kind, which viii be fold and
warrants 70 give the purchafer iatisfaction.
H0nFb0l9 Furniture.
New Beds aud Bedleads, with variety of
Paronr and Kitchen Furniture.
~ Caih given for hating * fhipping Furrs
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