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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

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GN the Goth OF December, (nst.) on the
- stage Road leading to Petersburg,
near Manchester, a
Black Leather Packet Boz.
Containing three Bank Noes, two of ten
dollars and one Of five dollars a note Of
hand from John Hatcher for fifty dollars,
and sundry other papers, which can be OF
no use TO any person but the owner. Ten
dollars reward viii be paid the finder on
delivering the book and its contents to the
subscriber IN Chesterfield county, near the
Courthouse.
DAVID GARY.
december ~, 1903 1p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID UN Aw ny from the subscriber ,bor. 81.
- 9Th oFOctober NEGoO WOMAN M
med Siocev she was formerl, tn propert, os
M Frederick Jones and was raised in amc-
Ia county an was purchased by M in his cio
" some time last spring. She has scar ON
her right arm. occasioned by the cut of a k.ife-
and has some teeth on ofeach side of her up-
per law She is about five feet three or f1l.. in
She has husband who bal~nps r. Mr. H..
Let IN Osbo'nes where it is likely she ls con-
ceaied. | will give the above reward to am
person WI! will liver the sid nesro woman
to me in this city. pers MS are fore warned
rom harbor'ng or carrying her away at their
~ James Lakenan.
Richmond, Dec IS. 1903. Won
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
FOR SALE,
The Tenement

on which The subscriber lives, situated On
Chnreh-Hill, within about one mile Of Ricls
mond Market, containing two and half arrrs
OF Land, well enclosed and highly im-royeU
The buildings consist of large sol wen con.
suucted Dwel'lng-iioase, Laundry, kuchen.
Daryy smoke House. orie-, brick Office,
All these buildings arc 10 coaplete order FIR
he sccoiamodaiion OF large and yenteel fam
ily who may have easy access to an the adysn-
ages OF the city. and I've as retired as theg
could wish.
JOHN ELLIS.
SOVSN9ef - NS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA., TO wtr:


Kit remembered, that on the eighth day Of
- .Jnne. in the thirty year of the IN
dependence ofthc United States of America
William w. Henng and William Munford Of
the said district, have deposited in this Office.
the title OF book, the right whereof they
claim as authors, in the words following, to
wit o.
/" Reports Of cases argued and determined
" IN the Sepreme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia /.
" with select cases, relating chiefly to points
Of practice, decided BY the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond district. Vol.
l. By William w. Henng and William Mum
"f,rd"
In conformity to the act Of the Congress, OF
the United States, intituled 4" An act for The
encouragement OF learning, by securing the
! copies ofmaps, charts md books. u the authors
aud proprietors Of such copies ,iurinr thu time,
/ therein mcntioned,' and also, to an act ent,t,.
| led =" An act supplementary TO an act, entitu
led, an act for the encouragement Of learnir or
! by securing the copies OF maps, charts sIc
! books, to the authors and proprietors of sucl
copies, during the times therein mentioned
And extending the benefits thereof In the art
OF designing, engraving and etching historical
and other prints"
QrS) WILLIAM MARSHALL.
! We eferk ~ the Disfrict of Vfrgfuif
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

The British trade to Spain seems =
"Scotch prize"--Csdiz is now the cheap-
est market in The world for British man
uiac'ures, ard if the embargo were OF the
best trade we could pursue you'll be TO ".
s,i that port for supply Of Dry Goods
Thus IT was 10 Baenos Ayres-Thus /.
has been in Sweden. These facts shcnl =
teach the American people the inrortanc
ut their intercourse with the dominions or
Mr. Canning. is.
Mr. VERIFY from the committee of Poo
positions and Grievances made The follow
ing report:
The committee Of Propositions and
Grievances have according 10 order, had
under their consideration The petition OF
sundry Inhabitants ofthe county Of Wood
to them referred, ard have come to the
following resolution hereuDon:
Rsolved as the oninion Of this commit.
tee, that HE petition ofsandry inhabj;au,s
of the county of Wood, praying hat La
may pass Increasing the reward for xii
ling wolves within the said county, is rea-
sonable.
The said resolution being read 4 second
Ordered, Fhata bill be brought in pur.
suant thereto, and that the committee of
Proportions and Grievances do prepare
and bring in the same.
Mr. Barbour, from the committee for
Courts Of Justice have reported, tina,
b comFai zee had accodi2g 20 order.
h d under 'ln~ir coDsidera q,the pet;,i, n
of Hannah Whiting, widow and sSecutrix
OF Peter Bevctiy Whiting 10 them re-
tered, ard ,sve come 10 the Following re
solutioo :hersupou:
E-ssiCed, as he opiniae ne tits I'm
mit'ee, thai The position ofthe said H-n.
nah Whi ing p@yias tha. she ma b. ner
mrted 10 retrrn an execution issuel M O!
the general coarto on behsif of the common
wealth., against the estste Of Thomas
B 9th, and 20 the lifetime other testaior.
pat INTO his hands to he levied and Ina,
the amour, Of sun3ry fines imposed uoon
her tesiainr 10 his Eleume, and on the
| petitioner since his death, for not return.
Jag said execution, and which ha-h been
paid into the treasury, may be applied 10
yards satisfying he principal. in,ere,t and
costs mentioned In the SAID execution, j.
reasonable.
The said resolution being read secopt
time, was agreed TO b. The Hoase.
O dered, rhA'a bin be brough. in pur
suan' thereto add that the committee .fot
Courts Of Justice do prepare and bring il
the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
From WAsHINGToN. Dac. %

From WASHINGToN, Dac. %.
IN SENATE, Dec 21. The act to en-
force and make more efF.ctual, an act, en-
titled an act, laying AN emnargo on all
ships and vessels in the ports and harbors
Of the United States, and the acts supple.
mentaTy thereto, was read the third time.
MeSsrs. Giles and Pope supported, and
messrs. Hillboose and Pickering opposed
its passage. The debate was continued
tai about eight IN the evening, when the
question was taken by Yeas and Nays, as
follow;
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Condit, Craw-
ford, Franklin, Gaillard, Giles, Gregg, Kit.
chell, Miiledge, Mitchill, Moore, Pope, Ro-
/ binson, Smith N. W Smith (Md.) Smith
ID Sumpter, Thruston, Tifin and Tur-
ncr-s-2O.
NArs==Messrs. Gilman, Goodrich, Hill
house, Lloyd, Matthewson, Pickering,
/ White==7
/ Tx rHg HOUSE, OF RKPREsENTATrvEs
I Yesterday the bill from the senate for en-.
! forcing the embargo, was twice read and
/ referred to a committee of the whole on Sa.
turday next.
Mr.. Newton reported A" bill En- deprive
in certain cases vessels of their American
character, and to prevent under certain
disabilities any citizen Of the II. s. from
taking iicence from any foreign power {,
navigate the ocean or trade witn any othet
foreign and independent pow r." Two,
read and referred.
The bill authorship the president Of tn
y, States TO employ AN additional numbe
OF sesmen AID mariners (20O0) weot thr,
Committee OF the whole.
Details postponed
The electors Of Massachusetts (says q,
Albany RegIster) voted Tor Messts PINK
ney and King -purely for the sake of ceal
teracting southern influence
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
JOHN I. JOHNSON.
Richmond, Dec. 90, 1908.

In the senate of Georgia, on the 3oth u,e.
Mr.. Spaldins, from the committee appoin-.
ted, reported bill to amend Gan act 10 az
leviate the condition of debtors, AND To af.
lord them temporary relief :" whjrh was
read the first time. This bill allows tn.
c?ur's to be again opened to obtain iudp
ment, and stay execution, on giving securi-
ty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
Dlrglaaa asg9aa.
r C. H NJ o N ID.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1908.

The public feeling has been most ridicu-
lousy excited by the arsifice of SOME of the
federal editors, who have bIazoned forth the
incredible tale of Bonaparte having trans
terred the United States TO his catholic ma-
Jesty. The object of this attempt is 600
manifest, to escape attention, and almsst
too silly to deserve exposition. 1t is FIR
from our wish or designto say aught in ex
tenuation of this modern Alexander. We
believe him to be p rfectly ntoxic ated wit
power, but we must be candid TO confess
that we do not believe that ssch quixotic
scheme ever existed upon his MUD. The
object however is too evident with these fe
deral editors in exciting resentment to
France, because they believe it will be at.
tended with corresponding attachment to
Britain 1t they VIII unite in execratng
Doth, we viii join them, but as long as we
o serve this temper of partially In tavor of
the tyrane OF the seas we shall expos all
eher Srtihces to communicate the sane
feehng or aHection. We are prepared to
say that 1t the u. States had been acLHally
incluied In this article Of the secret treaty.
III" we shonld have been strongly inclined
20 suspect that it was surreptitiOuS,y done
oy brush artice. The Boston Chronicle
u Is fully exposed this deception, wnen he
OBSERVES that Sh0nish North .H7,erica and
9pan ,sh e7n'h .A'TerfcG ere mrst frequsnt-
~ Called by the Europeans the c5y1 .dn1eri-
cas-. II is indeed only necessary to look at
,ne most common Gezetteer 70 fipd his d.
SiSion OF Spanish n. America consi ting of
al iornia, Old Mexico or N. SD in. N.
i@%ic9, Florida In the w ladies', The
ISL mis- OF Cuba, Porto Rico, Trinidad, Mar
stfe' Ia, Iortsga, &c. and Sp nish South
6"erch, Consisting o. Terra Firena, Peru,
Chill, rucumln. Patagonia. sc Itwiu u.
20 appear from the Gazette De Madrid.
'ha' TINS division is always observed But
pi""hs5anding these facts. which we pre-
srfne must have been known to thes. Ga
norous editors, they have endeavored to
convince the people that our natile soium
Despot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

we copy the following account from
a Philadelphia paper. If true, it is a
circumstance that will advance the Spa.
nISn cause more than any event that
we nave yet recorded. Joseph Bouaparte
possesses the distinguished affection of his
oro'her' VINO will, no doub', try every pos
S'oIe expedient to regain him.
Inc Spauiards will, mos. probably, avail
themselves of this opportunity to release
Nlns ferdinand from captivity. They
wu'' no doubt, agree on their part, TO ex.
Grange captives, to which we are inclined
20 thlnk that Napoleon will not object. If
mrs exchange should take place, the Spa.
niards VIII feels an additional impulse to their
ga, ana energy, when fighting Immediate
under the eye and direction OF their le-
sai sovereign. 1t events should not take
thIs course f n par 2, infuriated as he must
De, with so manydefeats, will, no DOUBT, call
lplo action egerv power he posse sses I'M
/. VI tisSe cTcumS' ances, we may calculate
crded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

The electors Of Massachusetts (says the
Albany RegIster) voted Tor .Messts PINK
ney and king-purely for the sake of cean-
teraeting southern influence!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

P. S. They have strong, new, Pennsyiva.
No uaie Wagon, fprsale, > s 100
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

Inspected in Richmond the last three
months, ending the 9Th inst.
2650S bbls. superfine -four.
37e half bbls. do. do.
1888 bbls. fine do.
6S4. do. midlngs.
ZIG do. condemned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
D.cenh.r %.

December %.
Try rumour informs us chat the Span.
ish Jrnta are about to demand a recession
OF Louisiana. We place nothing like re /.
lance IN the story il was haici-d on
this side the Atlantic to alarm the weak,
& disparaye the measures of Government.
The Spanish Jun,a should make them
selves ceytsin of possessiog the sovereign
" of Srain, before they attempt to extend
their influence To the legal territory of the
U. States of America
Our tories seem very much arvrieved
tina, Louisiana should be under the in
huence Of our 'vile embargo laws /" Did
il belong to Spain, its Cotton would be of
immense Importance to their fellow sub.
jects of Great Britain.
One OF the delect,blc representatives
from Maryland in the Congress of the u.
nited States, in late speech, talked a.
bout the year seventeen hundred and Sc.
venty six. Where was he in Ibis wear
What did he do during the revolutionary
wal! He took up arms against his coun
try. and became pensioned slave 70 ,he
british government; the emolument OF
his turpitude it is believed he con inues
70 enjoy. Yet he is representative OF
the people in an American Congress.
Evening Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

AT the close of the POI held for Caroline
county, on Monday the 18th inst. for re-.
representatives. to serve the pre- tni Gene
raj Assembly for said county, the votes stood
thus:
William Hoomes, 25a
William Jones, goo
Henry c. Coleman, 1913
William Dickinson, AZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

1T q Couyt Of Central Se5Tavs af tbe
Peace far tie c2tm+v az Cumberland,
ttgr7 and bylisn at Portland, ~ Eid
c3uny on fbe fri IugGay 5f Scptembsy
II. ID. 1897.
ON the Petition " Tohn Calling aud 9TH
ers' whereof the foregoing is a copy, whrch
was entered p lat Mach term, and conrin-
ued nom that term TO this term, the CoUrt
order, That the Petitioners caufe the iaid
petition and 5sis order thereon t. he pubibed
in the Paff'aat Gy--Il-, At lra4 thirty DAYS be-
fore tie fourth luelday " March next, that
any periOn Or P-Cions NAV have opportunity
90 appear before The Jultices ot lie Court uf
General Sections OF the Peace, then 60 be boil
den AZ Portland, With Il aid for the couu-y
Of Cumberland, and thew Caufe If any they
have why the prayer thereof tnuulI mol be
granted
AtteR, SAMUEL Freeman, cisrt3
Tsn. l8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
WILLIAM LORD.

INFORMS his friends and the public in gen.
ersI, that he has aa received a general
aForment Of
". I G11d5, Groceries 9 Hard-Ware,
which are now ready for fale ct his fore IN
Foe 4 Get, on The moa rea(onable terms for
cath rs VT TaH. IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

CUMBERLAND, ss.
Taken By krccuti9n and f. BE- Eid at
Public Vandue oh K1eanefhy tie
JcUcHte nth dag on February nest,
a. ar o'cbck, p. n. on tie Perugc5,
THE right il Equity Of redemption il aud
to the following mortgaged real Efa,e,
E'rate IN New-Gouceller in faid County, viz,
a imaIl Tot Of land containing shuu; forty rods,
lying on the road leading from the Dwelling
Houie Of John Steele 10 the Houle Of John
Tufts tAirteen rols and five feet, aud extend
ing back three rods, being the ana mor gagged
by James Weber 70 David Sec E, by deed
bearing date the G1th day Of Ta.e Anno Do
mini lSO4
SETH MTrCEEL- 1-g. sJ.,iF
Tan SD sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
Henry Smith * Go.

No'4' Mg5y'-R'1U' Ha0fj4f rsaei9e1,
a n elegant and cxtenGve aGortmeut oF
4 GOODS, conGlhng of
Hamilton dice Ginghams
Dark CHECKED do-Striped do ..>
Plaid d.; great variety
Dice Chambrays
Hamilton colored corded Cznbrics
go, "A and Ga white and col Cambrics
Elegant Grecian Robes-Fancy Dreaes
Fancy Bordering caIicoes--Linen Cam brics
Cotton < linen cambria pocket Hdkfs
"A great variety Of cotton 10
Bandanna do Fancy do-ZBarcelona do
Black, fate, dove, lnoka, pu1ple, pIumb
and brown Florence Silks
Six Florent.ne, of the fri quality
-Modes-col'rd e black Grapes
White, role white, fate, black, mix 4 ard
dove coler'd Ladies Engjiih aud Frsach
Silk Hofe
Blsck, whife and nate Cotton DO
Black, Fate, brown ard white Worried do
Black, white and rofe-white Gentlemen
French and nglib Silk IIofe
Lamb's-wOol and Angola 10
Black, white and mix d WorGed do
ChIldren's white worried and IamBI-woel
Socks
Engiifh and French Thread Laccs
Black Sik do
Elegan. cotton Armietts-RhGells
Pink, black, purple and green Duroys
ShallcOns- ~ i.thOars- Buu1haze %
Lao e. IN OK, white. fate, Yo7k-t 81 prr-
pic long, lhort Engih and French GiS
and Leather Gloves
G=ntemer's Beaver do
Back and white EngHfh and French elk do
~ and Ga elegant Darnaik Shawls
O. and 5-4 common do
"A great variety Of the ron fashionable Cet--
fon ditto
Dlmo.ie~--FUrniture C7lrrrs
Shire N-unrs-Spider-rs do-FanCy do
Back du-SlA VelveIs
Paris uet Cauze-Llnens
Shifting C6ttuns--Long Cloths
India CottOgs and CaEcoes
Brown ard white PIatiIas
Ga and ga Huckabuck
Silk, cotton and leather SufPenders
2S and 20 inch lik aud co ten Umbrellas
Ladies elegant bottle grcsC, cOrbeau and
brown ROYAL PeIiece Cloth,
Bottle.green, purple and black pslieoe Tab
~ Velvets
Black, olive, purple and blue Velveteens
Sivered Cord PeIiece Flannes
a variety If mon fashionable Veiting
Olive, green and dr4b Plains, Of a good
quality, luitahe for gentlemen's SurJuits
White MILD ancels .[
Super6ne fashionable dark mix'd Broad
Cloths and Calfimeres
Patent Cords COatings- Saueneus
Bale Kioderminller Carpeting, elegant pat
terms
1914 ard ia Rofe Bankets-Duifls
Black, yellow, Crimlon and white Flannes
Ber All Of which viii be fold at very re-
dued price. O4. ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

For 5ale IL ~ clsnesGer, az he lo7vey eornes
ne D70afiiag bouse, ObFce and store belonging 70
tbe 5fate Of A5a A1IfabeH FL. esss1Jfd lang ~
excellent faad for tatsr as he Country a8o,ds -
TIE rpic zy b 5ov ii Y,ivafe sale oa liberal eye-
DIT 9f seUeyaf year frsgp,ed tie mfera bang paid
Ge7TraAy For -fpriber fufifula,5 eF7r!ly may %
y 1dc gfi5e s1Eseyi5es u Ps,fi4AA
OCT. II. z WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
REMOVAL.

r d. HOPKINS respectfully informs the
j. public thar he has removed his office to
the room formerly occupied by Salmon Cbgjr,
Eio. and lately by Tbo9a45 n ftias, jim, being
the neIt door to the Office Of the Regiter 81
Deeds-where he Will be ready 20 receive the
commands Of thoie who may with to en-. 10y
him 10 the line of his projection.
Portland, Dee. 81. Sz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
Gazette 5tip larlps.
PoRT OF pORTLAND.-lso7:

PORT OF PORTLAND--lS07'
TbvrE!ay Jan. 4.
Arrived brig Emily, Oznard, 25 days from
Antigua; fef, hip Pomona, Dana. Of New
buryDort, condemned. vetIe and cargo; brig
sophrouia. Bird. of Bottom brig Rambler,
P9De, Of Wells. de ainrd; fchr. George, Of
Saco, cleared, y fail in o days for n Carroll
na-Brig Hazard. Of Ssco left antigua Dec
10, for market-Jan q, Gpoke fhip Jane,
81 DAYS from the Ire Of May, for Network ;
: gzn. II, fpoke barque "a days from PaleF-
no, bound TO Salem Markets dull.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
NEW IA Is

John LORD, at his hop in Foys,f,est next
j door to Melrs C,gG " Ma,hs5, ha- lait
receives : Eandlome afortment Of
EngElb, F-ench and merican Hats,
apoag them are real Cuper6ne Beaver--do
of fecoud quali,y-a few real patent Il k do.
Mems paded do-Youih's do, Of vailsus
kinds and co o-:--nlen and boys cameIs hair
do, .Lae7gie, good adortment Of H., ers
TRIMMINGS - All of which lie will fell a.
cheap As can be purchaled in this town for
cath or approved credit
A5e-I CATS Of NUTS e TTPPETS, con
fitting Of Pole car, Eik, Bear, mock Sable,
and Gennett.
y cab and tic Hgtgf Price rivrr
toy al LiaA IF SHIPPING asI HATING
FURRS- ARpiy % a5sve. (ew) Dec 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
NOTICE 4

THE coPartnerihip lately exiting between
4 the fublcrIbers under the firm Of
Dir Il ILSLEi-,
was, on the 4th inn. by mutual content, DIFF
folved. All perfons having demands upon the
late firm are requefed 70 call on IL Day
for sdjuament and payment: and all perfous
indebted TO the late Irm are requefl-d to make
payment to laid DAv VINO i fully authorized
TO feEtle all the coPartnerthip concerns.
EZEKIEL DAY,
PARKER ILSLEY, Jun.
Porhlal, Jan. II, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
Tappan 81 Sewall,


N'IdI tOLtC OICCU4
q CQUAINTs her friends and the public
that ihe has removed from Middle hreet
totHe fore lately occupied by MefT.s Lord
ard Thomas, ~ 5, 5oaef Rszy. F5B yfrecf-
where fhe offers for fale (e5sapey sbsa eaT Be-
fuyeb3sdi7 Psrtil4f,J an extenEve and eegzn.
aGortment OF
Milenery g Fanny Gods.
BONNETS Of every fze and defc-iptior
Jhe mon t4fhionabie
She tenders unfeigned thanks TO the public
for pait favor, and hopes by her connant e.
deavors to pleaie, to merit continuance.
Psrfkla4, fzg. 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

HAS e advile his friends tia; he has rr--
: chaiet the Stork ID Trade W GORDON
q Af4k, committing Of good aGortment e
fSdnsyR Goop5, which Together with lis
own Preyious Importation, wll he fruits, en-
able him % execute thofe orders re may be ia
vored with 10 the fa,isGCion and advantacs
ofhe friends. RE has ALTO taken the Stof-
lately occupied by GoEpoN 3, Cav.
PoLtLaad, faR. 81 lSO8. u.s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
. POCKET B OK lost

OoT at the Gre yelerJay morning, red
MOROCCO POCKETBOOK, contain
ing 81 dollars ID Baai-J bill, 2 Notes, and num-
ber At other papers, d 10 value 20 auv one
out theowner. Whoever Ia, found iaid pock-
et'Book, aud will return it to the lub(criber,
'hall receive FIVe D,AHl Re7D1,I -- Apply ID
Jan &c. JOHN REMiCK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

nie0.

Al Cape Elizabeth, on tie 7th init Mrs..
Isrufha, relid Of Mr.. Benjamin lhraiher'
aged 81. II life, uieful-In death, happy.
.r. ,I. ra. Nh ar es Lcr /. 70.
IN this town, Mfs Rachel Stanford, aged
q years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18
Eisur, Pax, Sc.


as NJ. sg s, soat5 JfIr Lcag- By5ayf
HAVE iuG received
geo bbls. frperhne Flour, , Narrated f5B
loo do fcratchd do and IF BE JfIF
l9 half do do DO quality.
90 bhs. Clear PORK
rs do Navy Mefs do
90 do No. !, do
80 do Philadelphia Loaf Sugar
5 tons Nail Plates, aaorted
Chefs Hyfon and Hyt-n-fkin Teas
10 boxes No. 3, Chocolate
l5 do Dipt Candles
Together with general afortment Of
Sbip-Cbandey q Grocery Gg9d.
All which they offer cheap for cath or
,-elit. fowl Jan Ill.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

PEG leave to inform their Frierds aDc
= Caitomers thar they have fold their re-
naming Stock Of Coops 10 Mr. WILLIAM
AEWlo-and all perlOus having accounts 70
isttle with them are requelted to call on
LANES GAY, At Mr.. LEwIs's Sto C, to ad-
Jun the fame. PgytIz5, 11a. s, sos G8)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-18

| TT e. connection in bufnefs between the
ilu6.icribers, under the firm Of
lhon1as & William Hovev,
vas o'iiolVed by mutual content the GrG dav
January init-Every perfcn having accounts
VIM or are indebted to faid .irm Are reoueft.
s1;. 70 eau on Wiziaw H9vy, and have them
f1ited without DELAY.
THOMAS H0YEY,
WILLIAM R0YET.