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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-01
patriotic 5nnge.

The following simple, but strongly descrips
tive SONG, composed by an old revo>
lutionary officer, (snpposed to be Gen.
Mercer) in memory of the capture of the
Hessians at Trenton, will be highly acc
ceptable, it is believed. particularly az
This crisis, to the genuine friends of Ame~
rican rights and liberty.
ON'Christmas dag, in 20;
Our ragged troops with baycnets 6x'd,
For Trenton march'd away
The Delaware see, the boats below,
The light obscur'd by hail and snow,
But no signs of dismay.
Our object was the Hessian band,
That dar'd to invade fair freedoms land,
And quarter in that place
Great Washington led US on,
With ensigns streaming with renowp,
Which ne'er had known disgrace.
In silent march we pass'd the night,
Each soldier painting for the fight,
Tho quite benumb'd with FROST
GREENE on the left, at six began,
The right was with brave SULLIVAN.
Who in battle no time lost.
Their Pickets storm'd, the alarm was
spread,
That rebels ris'n from the dead,
Were marching into town
Some scampered here, some sCampered
there,
And some for action did prepare,
But soon their arms laid down.
Twelve hundred servile micreants,
With all their colors, guns and tents,
Were trophies of the day
The frolic DER, the bright canteen;
In centre, front and rear was seen,
Driving fatigue away.
Now brothers of the band,
Let's sing our safe deliv'rance from kiog,
Who strove to rule the sway
And as life you know is but span,
Let's touch the tankard while we can,
In MEMORY or THE DAY,
The following most excellent SONG, coma
posed, it is supposed, by Gen. Warrens
who fell at the battle of BuDker's Hill, in
the year 1775, was publish ed in the Ar
gus several years ago; But believing is
may not be unacceptable to cur readers
at the present time, we have thought pro.
per TO republish it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-01
Shakesfiear Phiiihs.

In what business is your house enga-
ged! Chiefly In the export of the cotton
manufacture TO tho United States Of A.
merica.
Have you lately, in the house to which
you belong, drawn in, in any branch OF the
American trader Very considerably in-
deed almost to.allY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-01

Esrfracs from evidence Of ne British Or.
6ers, delivered before lie English PGsHa-
mem.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-12
FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL.
ERED. lNcHIFFEL7.

FRED. I.yC99IFFEL1,
EROM Bern in Swissersand, teacher ct
H the French language at the academy OF
MIR. Joseph Cowing. st, Asaph street, aas the
honor TO inform the pubic Of Alexandria, that
he intends to open on the lstof October next,
frsra Z to so'cIock in the evcaing, ocHooL,
where he will teach, after the best principles,
the French Language. Saturdays and Sundays
excepted.
His terms are low. The room Will be well
warmed and lighted, for the ACCOM- mediation
Of the scholars sserefore AL those desiroas
to be admitted in this school are requested to
make specify application, as the number Of
the scholars VIII be limited. Apply for the
terms to himself, at the Aforesaid house,
from nine 70 twelve O'clock, A. =. and from
thres to Eve o'clock, PM.
September 2awSss
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e. Renovat.

The subscriber has removed bis store to
situation near shs south corner of King and
Alfred streets, where he proposes TO keep a
constant supply of Wheat and Rye Flour,
Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts. Chop'd Rye, Salt,
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, best Vinegar,
Soap. Candies, Ac- which be viii sell on the
usual terms.
George Drinker.
9Th month, %, eosx
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Uuheard of Accommodation.
IOHN BELL,

PRAYING AND PRINTING MASTER,
IS now raising club, to supply individuals
with their Portraits on easy terms: itwih
consist of twenty -four persons, each to depo-
sit two dollars, weekly, and at the expiration
of twelve weeks, each person shall receive a
well finished and approved Likeness, large as
life.
Two individuals viii sit for their pictures
every week, as their names arc inserted in the
list
Specimens to be seen at his house, near
captain Slacum's lower end of Fairfax street.
August co
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RY N. Or. DUFlEF,
A.aaor Of Nature Dishiayed II her mode q
krged;ne la,ss uags 70 man, ahhkfd 20 the
Fyeaeh language, &c.
The frst book of nation Is the dictionary
Of their own language.
TnyyYy

4
+ 1t shall be printed on fine paper, in two
= handsome large i2mo volumes, upon a
beautiful type, called nonpareil, cast Tor
the purpose, by Messrs. Binney and Ro-
MADISON This type, although snail,is, by
It's nea,ness and elegance, extremely CRATE
tu,ro the eyes. The work viii issue from
the press of T. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been so cminentiy distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in ihelr
nrofesslorl, and a thorough knowledge OF
the french and English languages.
III. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
IN boards, neatly iettered, hye dollars, 30 be
paid ON the delivery OF the whole work. By
gentlemen, however, wishing TO have the
first volume before the second, 1t may hs
received upon paying the full amount Of
ne subscription for botf volumes.
aF Subscriptions received by *.
GRAY.
. May %.
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J n o TICE 6.

IN consequence ofthe retirement q James
Fl siooe from The concern OF Robert q. faooe
and Co. which has hitherto been carried Oh
by the subscribers the same BUSINESS wall De
prosecuted under the same firm, BY tfeorrS
q r. Hooe and Joln Manchester, ~ith whom tue
sessieasnt sr the old concern remains.
Robot t. fiooe,
James II. Hooe,
oha Maneaiter.
July ISIS. %M soA
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Notice IS hereby Given,

.s4 -
Notice is hereby Given,
m HAT the subscriber of Alexandra eoaa-
twin the district Of Columbia, has obtain
II from the Orphans court of said county, let
tcrs Of administration with the will annexed'
mon the estate Of Mr.. SAMUEL CRAIG, !a.e
q the county aforesaid, merchant, DECD J;
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber Oh
or before the 9th day of September next, or
they may by law be excluded from all pehent
70 said estate, and those indebted thereto arc
required 10 make immediate payment. !.
Given under my hand this ninth DAY o.
March, 1908.
John G. Laid,
Administrator, NTH the sviA Ganered,
of .Sanusl Craig, deeeased.
,7y1 Receaved,
A quantity oil writing and wrapping Paper
/ Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
portable Writing Desk,
A quantity Of women's Morocco Shoes,
SO boxes fresh Hyson and Young hyson
Tea,
20 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Fer Sale BY
John c. Le1d.
August so.
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PROPOSALS
rcR pupL1sHtss BY suRssRisI.N
A NJ E w N Q X a
ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF The
FRENCH md ENGLISH SiOO1s'1 s
OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY
PROPOSALS

OF
lNn ENGLISH LlNGVA1Ess

rsE FRENCH AND ENGLTsH LANSVAS1s.
In TWO PARTS
i. French g Enghsh--2. Engtlsh = r'ens"
CONTAINING,
/. All the words in general use, OCCASION
ally illustrated by French and Ensilsh
sentences.
.. An extensive collection OF new Toras
in every art, science and trade.
.. The pronunciation of every word' as
cording to the most polite usage IA
France and England.
s. A copious vocabulary OF sea seiHis "'u
phrases
s. A dictionary of French synonymes'
s. A dictionary Of French homonyme :.
2. An alphabetical list of the most ,ainli,ar
proper and christian names, ana OF Tue
most remarkable places IN the Wof'a
8. The difficulties Of the French rams ua5e
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on fren;n poetry.
10. The chief English idioms.
III A treatise on the English partieiss, &c.
Tho Whole. carefully complied from the oese
writer's, and particularly from the dictionaries
of the Frcnch Academy, Bolste, fefaiis', "a
neau, yvailly, Tocquot, Nugent, Cnan0auo'
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, &c.
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PROPOSALS

roRs PRINTING By SUBSCRIPTIONS OF
a. Henry S. Keatinge, Of Baltimore,
THE HOLY BIBLE EXPLAINED
Or. the I'D and Nev Testament digesfea
and illustrated
AT WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER
In which the principal controversies points are
considered, and the connection OF sacred
and profane history preserved Compiled
chiefly from the writings Of the most emil n
nent historians, divines and commentators
sDss,pned for hroaosing Christian knowledge.
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CONDITIONS.

This work is printed from the third and last
r onson edition. and contains ASS pages. :octavo
on good paper and type. =,
It WILDE delivered to subscribers IN Boards,
fer two dollars-fulI bound, two dollars TWEEN
ty-6ve cents. To Inconsistencies, ooaros'
two dollars twenty-five cents-full bound two
dollars seventy-hve cents. payable on deil-
very.
The publisher is at present in this town, and
will wait upon the citizens OF AleAanof'a' 's'
their patronage.
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he This work has been specially recon-
mended and promoted by the elergymen OF d e
very denomination Of Christians to wit Rey.
]. G. j. Bend, John Glendy. John inghs' Y.
Dash;el, James Whitehead Samuel Knox.
A. M. Of Baltimore Reverend b. Judd,
3 of Annapolis. Rev. ]. LAURA, and Meor'
mick cf Washington. Rev. ]. J. sayers'
S. B. Balch, and H. Foxall, of Georgetown
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The subscriber viii Sell.
On a credit Of s u and s

months, either of the HOUSES occu-
pied by Mess,s. Gray, and Shrcve, on King
steeet or of the HOUSES on the same street
occupied by Messrs. Sloan. and Nelson; Sc
eral vacant LOTS on Washington, near King
street; any part of his vacant GROUND on
tx. Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek !;
ard several valuable ANNUAL GROUND
RENTS.
He will also dispose of a valuable
GRIST MILL on Goose Greek, near the
turnpike road from Leessuvgh to Alexandria,
with about 500 acres Of land adjoining. great
part Of which is we'll covered with TIMBER
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandria, or
or the subscriber, near Lsesburgh, I-audou.,
county.
6 COOKE.
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81
r1,far,h Mandev,Ila
s'ill
coRxxx Of 1isS 9'''u fA4AfAA AffAs'.
-4sI1AN1x.a,
ltiAo iOh 01LI,
Al af7n,tn,t>ut of MINES, Il,
go a ' ,rc O..
Consistit.S OF
MADEIRA1
Sherry sHsr -, ,ps.
Lisbon WIN Gas
Malaga
TeneriGe &
Corsica
Old St. E.s,eghe Medoc laret. IN :, WI
ane dozen
a few dozen fine old front;nae
Ditto do. best vitae bi.ten
Iama;ca and 1ycst.India rum
New-England do.
Coeniac, Bouraeaux and Maple, br,ss
Holland and country pin
Sc,,;ed,m DIN in case,
Ir;.b ub,stev very old
- harrsls pennsvlvan;. ~. e..
r,aar - h.rr,l.
Witt u;na ard cider v;n.o.~
r,a 49, a', -, - 49,
. ~ 1870 ~ ~, ~ 1y. .ia
e - ' 49,. "v..S
c sa,. Iaole 40'''o iA'las':'
ME
- c,r
IEA0
ous o.. Of goof cuaHs
s - sSn' "u
~"o"ois - -.
-,iusoo ,,: - 't'' aiae'e"' S1'l''ss
pS. ~ II. 49, Dill. .,,,,. ),
80 $50 49, aIana - 10 > >' ''f'''' "a"
'lAipi go, s,, carr.t.,s anil H,m;,s,r,. .r
TO- "a -. ~ '' = -''''' ''''' ''a'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-12
Patent Shot, &c.

lafenE SIlOt, &C.
ons Patent Shot, assorted, B tono.
negshcads brown Sugars.
81, lbs, green Coffee.
raperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, In quarter chests, boxes and can
n;sters.
SO barrels choice Whiskey.
Jasaaica spisiss, flor family use)--war-
ranted seven years old
&c boxes Muscatei Eaisins.
With general assortment OF Wines, Ii
aors, and Groceries as usual
Fen SALE By
Joleph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
June Is.
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IIIs T ECEIV Ed

JUS T R ETY. : y
AND FOR SALE
$500 feet BL-AcK N.dLaUi' FL.d.SA A
one inch thick 10 three.
ALSO.
sc.4E7LIAys, of different sizes-ah OF
which are of good qualify and viii be sold
Charles Scott.
Septeubcr q. eotf
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az Printing ia its various D1aa W.
executed With accuracy and d'spa''''
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BACON,

~ "1s SSAoIA"t Hioh ~ o.s tF5
reeea0ea IN sedii'oa 20 hsJorme' s"".
A treth Supply OF Genuine tfsclesie
The Grocery Line
Which ,,osos. nc ,a.or,.r ,c,s com,lsts.
~, porr oe.,. for ,ol,. on ri, ueaa! !9p tera
M, sr,,,.a1o c,,,,,s ofua,;o,s aua.
>. ' : - $40 o"'Ss ~
H''es'
io't s''d s'a'i,i' a'''''
1uhpowaef' s,rte
1npefsa' .,.,a ,,ss.
h:son' pas'iqoASs9
Young ngsoh, e.ol
s'ysoa'osla' aad sa'''s u'Ns
>ool'cnehS
Best grcen Coffee,
chocolate, cs sa?srtaF q'iSLYj
Madeira.
Buseiios,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ x
icAesiEe,
Malaga, and
(opnaC and boUriicaHx SraCIYt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

whole father, he faid, was his mon intimate &C
csaintance. He was accordingly taken there,
where he furvived only few days. After
bis death, his will was opened, by which II
appeared that he had bequeathed 2o,cool. TO
Mr.. Boyce, and 100000, to the Bifhop Of New
York. He is faid TO have died worth 4o,oOol.
In ST. Helena, Mr.. George l.. Gray, former
ly editor of the Baltimore Anti Democrat.
In Northyarmouth, Mrs. Hannah, wife OF
capt Bella Blanchard.
melancholy Catgf,sPBs.-On the 2Sth ult.
while Me6rs William SoPey, Stephen Bkgjaelf, Jr.
Wiliars BieIatH and David 7eHss, in. were en-
gagged in conveying timber from the lower
falls in Northyarmouth in boat, il frddenly
filed, and the three FRI were drowned the
latter, we are happy to hear, proyidentiaIly
efcaped the dinrei1iDg deliny Of bis compan-
ions. We learn that the bodies of S. and w.
Blafdell were found the next day but that Of
Mr. Soper is till milling he has left wife
and five children to lament his untimely fate
and Mr.. S. Blafdell, Jun, wife and too chill
dren.
In this town, Mr., JgSfb Sba4p. aged 2l.-
Funeral TOMORROW at O'Clock, P. M at Mrs.
SBaV0's in High ltreet, which his relatives and
friends are requelted to attend without fur
Their invitation.
~ The iextons report the number of deaths
in this town during the laf month, TO be 6--I
grown Perion, childrel and ffiIl born.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

The following refutation Of the Chronicle
statement Of democratic strength in
this state, from the Repertory, was receiY-
al last week ;--cOnceiving, however, that
TIE editors of the4rglswouId not have the
hardihead to copy statement so renlete
with error, (and that too, after knowing
it to be such) its publication was not then
deemed necessary: butour apprehensions
IN this, as is usual when any thing like Cor
recrne6s is expected from them, has termin-
ated IN disappointment. Having waited
for them to indulge in their favorite prac-
tee OF giving circulation to error, its pub
LEGATION now becomes necessarily
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
D.te0

In Harnierfmith, Eng. IN his s5th year,
John Rice, Efq. character miierabIe and
penurious. Mr.. Rice was born in Weilmin-
fer, and having received muacal education,
he refolved to try his fortune in America
lie failed for New-York, where he fettled and
got an appointment as an organif, In this TT
uation, denying himlelf the common neeeha-
ries of life, he accumulated a cenhdersble FUN
Of money, and retained to England, His
habit was that of the mott INDECENT beggar,
and 70 deplorably milerable was his garb and
anDearauce that he was turned out of two
lodgings he took AT length he obtained a
rooTs at GLACIERS fhop near Markham isree1t,
London, where he was taken very III. he
requelled he might be decentIy clothed, and
conveyed TO Mr.. BoYce, az HammerfmiEh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

In St. Peters Church, Plymouth, MIR. 10
leph ID Welton, Of Waterbury, to Miis Eu-
nice Tomlinfon. Evening fervice was read
by the Rev. Mr.. Barber, who allo adminilter-
ed the facrzment of Baptiini to the intended
bride then followed the Matrimonial Office,
which was performed by the Rev MIR. Wheel
sr after which Sermon well adapted to the
oecafon was delivered by the Rev. MI. Prin-
die.
In New-York, on the 18th ult by the Rev.
DIR. Rogers, commodore 5ilas TALBOT, 70 Mrs.
Eliza Pintard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
Equity of Redemption.

Gqulty VI NCeDtI -eAOA'
TAKEN BY Exetation d to be 6H at Pro
he Au6fien on the premier, on MON
On, TIE eisveatb day Of J1Tay.ae,cts
at 3 o'clock r. ~
A IL the right in Equity Of Redemption 10
a. and to the following defcribed rnortgaged
Real Eaate, lying on Federal-itrest, 20 called
IN Brunfwick, in the county OF Cumberland /.
and bounded as follows, viz ;---beginnnig az
the fouth wei corner Of the premites and on
faid FederaI-flreet, thence running northwArd-
~ on laid lreet four rods, thence eaIfwardly
ten rods, thence fouthwardly four rods, thence
weawardly four rods 70 tie Gra bound, con-
tanning one fourth Of an acre, more or iefs, to-
gether with the houfe and all buildings there
en- and al privileges thereto belonging.
SECOAIB JORDAN, Opt S5rriT
Brssfzpiek, JHae 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

10 the Farmers end 9fber Gentlemen IN
tie DJfriff Of Maine,
THE natural hillorY Of Stones and Az;serais,
which the dilfrit affords, has received
very little attention, aud confequently is but
imperfectly known. Il is important, that ev-
cry College fhouId pofIefs in its Cabinet an
extenGve collection Of St0arI and AinerGls,
particularly Of thofe which may be found IN
that fiction Of the country where the College
exits.
AT Gentlemen who may be difpofed to en-
rich the Cabinet Of Bozpaoia College, are ref
peafully requefed TO tranfnit, when conven-
lent, thoie Leee,7saI of Stones and Minerals,
which they already Poaefs, or may hereafter
obtain, directed to the lubfcriber az Brunfwick
Parker cLEAYELAND.
BozVdaia Collage, June 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
UNION HALL.
The LAT Week in Portland.
MR.. TURNBUI,I..

z ESPECTFULLY informs the public thai
his Grand Exhibition of SScEreoiepy and
Dane Of tie Wita5ss, will be open every evening
during the prefent week, Saturday excepted
on which day it will be removed to the eat
ward-Thofe ladies and gentlemen who have
not witnehed this novel and extraordinary
Exhibition will do well to improve the pref
ent opportunity.
Ms TuRNBULL will exert himfslf to give
general iatisfaction to all who honor him with
their Patronage.--The Herzlds Office il open
from IN the morning until in the after
noon. Goats Of Arms neatly executed, and
at moderate prices, in new and elegant livie
June 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
Hardware GCod5.
William Goddard,


ETAs received by 1lips Jofeph and Henry
A. IL from Liverpool, very extenfve addi-
ton TO his flock of Sadlery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for fale by
wholefale and retail, on the mott Reasonable
terms LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes belt Crown Glafs, all Gzes from
9 by 2 70 rs by ~
$50 caiks wrought Nails all fzes
tons heet Lead
70 doz, bea Enghfh shoyels and Spades
rs doz. Frying pans
100 doz. beit Sewing Irvine
ca1ks fiat irons
Lsrge quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chaifs
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, ~ and 28w DO 90
BTocktin Tee Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackihiiths AnvIs and Vices.
Also,
An a1ortmen: Of LOOKING GLASSES;
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
A very great variety Of Ioiner's Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

c--a-I .rsv- ---S-y.-y- $780,
THE fubfcribefs inform their friends and
the public that they have taken ftand
10 Fore -areet, directly oppoGts Chadwiek's
Inn, where particular care will be taken 70
give fatisfa6tion.
~; Ban Apprentice Is wanted at the a
bove buGnefs. JOHN FIELD,
STEPHEN FIELD,
Portland, 7Ezr s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
Henry Smith & Co.

No 4, A4g6y's Roqv,
HAVE JUN received, large and faihiona-
= = bic afortment of light and dark Cling
hams; coloured corded Cambrics white do ;
black do purple, brown and nate do; Linen
do fancy Mullins India do Jaconet do |;
fpotted muil'd do; Cambria and common light
* dark Calicoes; Robes d zmaik ok Shawls ;
Cotton do black and falmon cooured Taffe-
ties black, white, purple, brown, ilate, plum
and dove coloured Lateilrings; Grapes; black,
white, nate and rols coloured ladies and gen
tlemen's fix and cotton Hole; Englifh and
French long fix Gloves fhort do; lid do ;
Dimities bandanns, madras, barcelona and
fancy Handkerchief ELK and cotton Sewing
Silk Velvet Vefing plain black do; Grape
and tiffany Fans Linens; Britifh Shirtings /;
India Cottons Tabby VeIvets; cotton and In
en- Checks Broadcloths and CalIimeres Eng
liih Nankeens Cranderills ShaIloons Du-
rants; Ranellsi Duroysi Carpeting, &c. SC.
Portland, 7vas 6. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06

MAINE BANK SHAKES.
A. Public -AuSficn at tie Name Bank
on BlONDAT, The 18th MT. az
t1po e'ciack in TIE cJfsrn9al, vUi4 Be
6H,
rfHIRTY-TW0 SHARES Of the CdPT-
4 TIL ST0CK Of laid Bank, the fame
having seen heretofore pledged and forfeited
Terms made known AZ tho time and place
of fale.-IBy order Of tie i7yszisat AID Diref'ozt
LEVI CUTTER, 'ceif5er.
portLan9, Tans 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
LANES ON PLEHDTNG,

JUST publifhed and for lale by
J ISAAC ADAMS,
An Elementary TJeatse on PLeAnINe in civil
actions, by Ed1Vard LGzDes Of the Inner Temple
-Firf American from the frfl London Ed-
tion--Price dolls. SO cents.
ALSO
THE PLEASURES OF LOVE.
Being Az.atoyy Pssrrr, original and tranflated
from the AGatic and European languages.
The Mysries gf Human L1ss
or, the lsa Croans of Timothy Teliy and Sam
vrl Sentative, with 4 few hghs from Mira.
lefty.
ma ,IHe KaHderer ef S7g;tzrrlseI,
TO which is prefxed : biographical hetch Of
tie Author.
The Poems IF S5akelPeare,
to which Is added an account Of his Life
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
Dortlatto,

1885, --------
UT TIE Centiaez Of Saturday last, furnish
6 the following account Of Fridays pro
seedlings in the General Court.
FRIDAY, JUNE, 9.
A great number Of local petitions and O.
Their papers were committed and many
subjects advanced various stages.
Agreeable to assignment, the two Hou-
ses met in convention to choose a Counsel
Ter, in the room Of the Hon. JoHN g. JoNEs,
Esq. who declined When the ballot being
taken, the whole number ofvotes was found
70 be 463-of which the
Hon. EDWARD IL. ROBBINS, had
259-and was chosen.
The Convention then proceeded "a the
choice Of a I}easrYev, Secyetaly Of tire State
and NotaFies Public of the several Counties
LIN the choice OF Treasurer, the whole
number Of votes was ass Of which
JOSIAH DWIGHT, ESQ.
Of Northampton, had 264-and was elected.
IN the choice Of Secretary, the whole
number Of votes was 45+-of which
Hon. WILLIAM TUDOR
had 257--and was elected.