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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Real fup. Broad Cloths, Short cheap do DO
Common do. GentIemen's York tan
Perlehe Cloths, and Beaver do.
Do. Flannels, Shawls and Handker-
Coatings, Plains, and chiefs, a great Varieiy,
Kerfeys, Stuff. Goods, an cDort-
Baizes and Fiannels, msSf,
Velvets, al coi0rS, in elegant d1ort7eHf 81
Black Tabby Velvets, Thread Laces,
CaIcoes, ungflaily cbssp Cotton do.
Dark Ginghams, Furnitures,
Pink Plaided do. Silk and cotton Cham
Corded do bray,
Cotton Cambricks, Dimoiies, easzbriek and
India Cottons & Checks eOmmsa,
Shifting Cottons, Black Grape,
Scarlet Bombazett, Love Shawls,
Black, olive & green do Threads,
Silk, Cotton'SS Worried Outfits,
Hoiery, Role Blankets,
Extra long white Kid A variety of Fancy Or
Gloves, naments, &c. &C. &c.
TO LET,
The Store lately occupied by him. at We
ry reduced rent-APply as above.
O7. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

THIS is to caution all per!ons againfl pur-
chahng note given by the fubicriAer, in
favor of David Weber, jun.-dated in De.
cember, lSo7-as he has received no compen.
iation therefor csniequently hall not paw
iaid note. JAMES WEBRFR
HaetvDeH, O9. ~, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
II NEW HAT-STORF.

David Bill & Co.
II EsPECTFUILY inform the r1hIc tb,,
they have opened HAT. STORE :
Fy6.f reet, 10 part Of the nare occuu;ed VI,
7bOmas LsaOis, next door TO Enoch Moul,ony
where they offer for fale a complete a7ortmer,
of American Beavers aud Gator Hats. fnner;,
or 20 any offered in thi, town, and funfr;o-
10 airy that IS imported. As they are direq9.
ly concerned ia the mandatory ihey fa,te,
themielves that they fhalI be able 10 give fat-
isfaetion to all that may favor them with thei.
cultom. Portland, OH. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
NOTICE !!

THE fubicriber, one of the Surveyors Of
the Highways in Portland, hereby eau
tons & forbids all Perfons from taking grav-
el from fhe roads on the neck, as they would
avoid profecution az law.
or w. JONATHAN DEANE.
w HkREAS Mary my wife has rToped
from my bed and board, this is to forbid
all pericns harbouring or truaing her on my
account as viii not pay one cent Of her con-
tracing from this date.
EBENEZER WHTTMARSH
Noyrcy S1t. 20, Sos. tolTl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
TAKEN UP ADRLET

L HE fubfcribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq. Judge Of
Probate, for the county of Cumberland, to
receive and examine the claims Of The feveraJ
creditors to the ellate Of
STEPHEN JORDAN,
late Of Cape Elizabeth in faid coAntv of Cum
berland, ysonan, decealed, in,eltate repre-
tented iniolvent, give notice, thar further
time, viz. until the firit day of December next.
is allowed to faid creditors 10 bring III and
prove their claims; they will attend that fer
vice at the Dwelling houfe Of he deceaIed, IL
Cape Elizabeth, on Monday the 3iff of Oc-
tober, init and on Monday the 2sth Of No
vember next, from 10 o'clock A. M. tilI s
o'clock r. NJ. each day,
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
MORRIL JORDAN.
Cape-EESaBsfB, O9. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

O. CaG giuen f3r Rags end Tuak,
q 4 -ADA4HS Reak-Strs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Some of the London prints inform
US, that the Lords of the Admiralty
have determined to try a new plan,
TO increafe our Jfamen, and whieh is
q be adopted with all convenient
fPeed. 1t is to raife 5000 bays, for
each Of whom a guinea bounty is to
Be offered. They are to be divided
into three clafTcs from twelve
years old to fourteen, to receive feven
gulneas a year wages, from fourteen
to iixteen, nine guiDeas year; from
fixteen to eighteen, eleven guineas a
year.-Land. PAP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
DAVID SYLVESTER.

NOTICE Is hereby given that further
time IS given to the creditors 70 The ELS
tate OF JOHN BAKER,
late of Portland, deceafed, of one month from
the 2sth September, for the fad creditors to
oring IN their claims to us the fubicriSers-
we ihail attend 10 receive and examine the
lame on Saturday, the 2eth of October inf.
az the hcuie OF Enoch Iiney, from 2 70 8
o'clock A. NJ. FNOCH ILSIEY,
OtFobeT 10. @. WARREN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

-. aner Mr. lEFFERsos had been made
-esnber uf BoNkPARTE's itgior ~ boa0r, and
hecone na'uraI'zed F.eas5 citizen, he could
not but feel " BSorHERfv CONCERN for or
prnsfl aor,-is he tliasfL wlIA Eo'ega i.'lssaes ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
jonathan Stuart.

Jonathan Stuart,
Respectfully informs the culfomers of the
late firm of Stuart & Lincoln, and the pub
lie in general, that he continues bufneis at
the former ltand, where every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged. o7. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
NOTICE =

A IL perfons are hereby cautioned againit
purchalng note Ggned by the fublcri-
Der IN December, so7, in favor of David
Weber, jun.--as he has received no COM
penfation therefor, he is determined not TO
pay the fame. NATHAN WOODWARD.
BrvIzUiek, Oa. IL, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

XNE the fubfcri5ers having been appointed
~ by the Hon. judah Dana, Eiq 10 receive
and examine the clSms Of creditors TO the ef-
tate of
CYPRIAN STEVENS,
late Of Paris, in the county, Of Oxford, PhyG-
clan, decealed, rePrefented infolvent, do
hereby give notice that fix months are al
lowed TO iaid creditors to bring in and prove
their claims; and thar we haI attend thar
fervice az the dwelIiDg-houle Of Mrs. Sarah
Stevens, Adminiitratri1 10 the eltate aforefaid.
IN fad Paris, on the fecond Thur:day Of each
Of the fix following months, at two Of the
clock in the afternoon, on fsid days.
JOSEPH RUST,
DANIEL STOWELL,l Comm; E,-.r,
JOEL ROBINSON.
Rarii' SfPff7l'r 29rb, 1908. '(ol7J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
N. p. POOR.

Has removed to No. a, fish-otree1,
(t5s Store lately oferpied BY jain Dix
And j. expoGng for iale-a freih aiioFsmen' q
SEASONHBLE GOODS.
At prices really worthy the attention OF pur-
chafers-viz--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Lately, Mr.. Thompiett, of the
Old Mill Farm, in the parilh Of
Mayfeld, obferving fonething black
in one Of his cherry trees fuppofed it
to be bird eating his fruit /; procur-
ed loaded gun, fhot at the Object,
and, knocking to relate, mott terribly
wounded his own fon, a youth of Il
years of age; whole hat the morn
ing being very foggy), he bad mista-
ken for a blackbird. Great appre-
henGons were fer fome days enter
tanned Of the young mans recovery,
but we are happy TO learn he is now
cut of danger as to his life but it is
thought he will forever be deprived
of the fight of one of his eyes,-Md
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

WE the fubfcribers having been appointed
by the Hon Silas Lee, Eiq Judge OF
Probate for the county of Lincoln, to receive
and examine the claims OF the creditors to the
eltate of
DAVID SYLVESTER,
late Of Wiicadet, in faid county, gentleman,
deceaied, rePrelented infovent, do hereby
give Eotice that fix months from The 29th day
Of Augulf Taft, are allowed TO faid creditors to
bring IN and prove their claims, and that we
ihal attend 70 that iervice at the office of Jere.
Bailey, IN WifcafIet, on Saturday the 29th day
OF October infant, and the iaf Saturday Of
the four following months, from two o'clock
TO TX o'clock in the afternoon.
JERE. BAILEY, 2 c~:1....
SAINT. ADAMS, "''g'''v
Wyfeg1t, O8. D, sos. HD
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-09
MANCHESTER, Isme 1.

NiAEGHES EN- XIX II
The proposals agreed to by the cotton
merchants and manufacturers, at their meet
ing last night, at the Bulls Head Inn, in
this town, were an advance or ~ Per cent.
to take place On the 1sr OF august, making
together an advance of 20 per Cent. an
sorry to say, that the numerous body OF cot
ton wcavers IN this town and nelghborhood
remain dissatisfied with this otter, who per
sist in demanding an advance OF IS. Sd. In
the pound sterling, which is 80 one third pes'
cent. nothing less it appears VIII content
th.In, and not one OF ,hcHl IL this town or
neishborhood Will GOO the loom at Peese.at.
Upon moderate calculation, there are no
les than 60ooc looms in the cotton trade a
lone now Standing still IN this tcv., and a
circle OF 10 mics round il. Should any one
attempt 30 work ct the sia,lttle, p.,rlies rush
intothe house, cellar Or garnet, and take Ii
away. have Just heard that a large body
Of them, to the amount of 5000, have met
at village between this town and Bury
Three troops OF cavalry are gone from this
place to dispense them. Great numbers Of
weavers walk the streets OF this town duriag
the day, but In peaceable manner, and at
10 o'clock at night, ali is quiet here and at
Salford.
Everyman must commend thu weayers Of
Manchester for their peaceableness on the
present occasion. They seem to be aware,
that riotous proceeding can do them no good.
wish. could say the same of the weavers
of Rochdale, Bolton Bury, and some other
places in the neighbornood. At the two
former places they are very disorderly; at
Bury, | understand, they are rather better
to-day but yesterday, an told, they burn
ed some persons IN efigy.
A requisition for soldiers was sent from
Rochdale, late last night, and troops were
immediately dispatched thither. In conse-
quence OF their being in serious state of
commotlon at that place still, it is also as
serted that the artillery went this morning.
God grant that we May soon have change
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-09

nut the intelligence brought by T Is no, Q 3 4
;,nrortance. OF the surrender OF the hu y. :
SLAMS in Gothland, our readers were m
formed before. The mail has brought the
Official report, and the articles OF caPltula-
t;on. The Russians are not to serve against
Sweden for twelve months. ne oWedlsn
force in Norway remains IN statu quo. Ii
Finland some further advantages have Deen
obtained over the Russians, but they are
not of much importance.
OF the Prussian army, which not TWO
wears ago was esteemed to be amongst the
most hourishing and best disciplined IN f,u-
rome. not more than FIVE thousand men re-
main embodied
The British troops renamed IN 1osteh-
bureh harbor on the 3Oth ut.
Bv vessel which effected her escape
from Chatenta, on the 25th ult. by cutting
her cables, we find that AN order had been
issued at all the ports OF France Tor laying
strict embargo on ali vessels without re-
spcct to any flag whatever. NO other IN
reillgence OF importance has been received
by tins conveyance.
The captain of vessel which arrived
Yesterday from the Dutch coast, states, that
it was generally rumored at the time OF MS
departure, which was on the first inst. that
the PrussIans had revolted against the
French TROOPS, and that the revolt mad been
particularly formidable at Berlin and Mag
dcburph. From the same sou.'cc we learn,
mat vast numbers Of French troops had
marched Oil towards the Knlne.
!, The American vessel, the St. Micilaei,
sailed from Baltimore the SIN ult. with dis
patches 1or gen. Armstrong under the care OF
Mr.. Baker, Mr. PurvIance also, the bear-
er of dispatches for Mr. PinclSney, encios-
ING others for the British governments. The
vessel was instructed to make the port oi
L'Crient, on ncr approach to winch on TIC
LIST u.t. and before she entered the hsrDor,
she was overflauled by British man OF Wax
(the Donegal or the Dragon). The captain
Learnt, e that a messenger Was on ooar'i WIN
dispatches ior the BRUSH government, pro-
posed 10 give nln sa.1 conveyance TO Eng
land !: bit his offer was acciI.led, the mes
senoers Instructions being ilrst TO proceed to
France. MI. furvlancu, as some surmls-,
ma, be detained al l. Crlcnt, IN the same
manner as was -sir. N oursc, until general
Armstrong IS prepared to ;" al MT. BAKER
with him 10 Ems -.>nd ana, perhaps before
that can be done, it may De necessary to
consulc 8onaparse at Hayoi''ie. Should mas
be the case, We cannot expecs 20 n"ar oi ,lle
arrival of the ST. 4,llcnaol III t.nSland iof
some weeks to come; y'esterdiy, however,
Mr.. CanliEs announced hel Arrival Al 1. y
rient to Iylr. pinckney.
Price al Stocks TINS day ct tzvei0e.--5 PEI
ct, cons. Tor op. 70 i-s--o per CT. red. % 10
II per cent. So 7-o--o1hium q l-4 l. Z
prem.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-09

for the better, for things in this quarter h..
a most awful aspect.
Sir Robert Peel has published very s.,
sible address to the cotton weavers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-09

present state Of things, is the most fatal instru-
ment we can employ. Itwou lsi be convey.
ance-a bill Of sale, of every thing the most
precious and valuable that is leftus. ms We
are glad to see is now the popular sentlment'
more confirmed than ever by the recent ex-
ample aud bleeding image ofSpain.
War then with France, though commerce rec
and colonies should both TAIL US In the strugs-
Gle i enough, ifupon the ruin OF this accumu-
lated wreck, we can climb to the Level OF our
towering enemy, and save the CAPITOL .s'l. I'M
MOBILE SAxuM of the British constitution.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-09

A respectable commercial friend, to whom
we have often been indebted Tor siln;ia,
favors, has furnished the editor OF Ii,
Mel cantiie Advertiser, with the Londc,
Morning Chronicle OF the 10Th and III
of June, recelvedb by the ship Union, an,
containing the following articles:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-11

sidcraton, to counteract the differences from tri
vial incidents, surmises and suspicious When
has been, sir, that IN questions of quilt or inno-
ccnce, former good character has been excluded
From all consideration in weighing circumstaii-
cesa Why was it that col Taylor reminded us
! that FIR. Smith was always esteemed 'sd friend
q, Srortar aai 5eneoo!ent man," and has fani!y
| cDsia5ie and respectable u was, sir, from q
conscicnt;ousncss iii him, that those circunstan-
ces were Important, and ought Co be taken into
serious consideration in forming = correct esti-
mate OF circumstances related by himself Agans,
positive evidence, l admit that the circumstance
ought not To be regarded, although It would
afford matter ot serious regret; but agalasS epi-
sodes, questionable incidents, surmises, and sus-
picioEs, it ought to be weighed; and # weigh
ed III the scales of Justice, would out weigh then;
altogether What was ii which has entitled col
Taylors testimony to the peculiar character 81
candor and circumspection 1t was his voirn.
tari.y mentioning this circumstance more than q
ny other. And are thc Senate about TO disres-
peet the very caution and admonition which has
called forth IN his favor So much of their Just
applause We are bound, sir, by every prisci-
PIE of justice and propriety Ia effect, inlforti-
ally to reflect, upon the awful eeots OF the SEN
tence we are called upon to pronounce. we
ought to reflect that MIR Smith hinseif;s an ob.
Ject OF suspicion merely, not osascer;ained guilt
that his family is amane, innocent and not sus-
pected-we ought deeply to reflect, that tle blow
'neditated against merely suspected guilt. Will
necessarily strike deep into the bosom Of anna, (
and unsupported innocence If, in the opinions
! have expressed, and the vote Lam about to give
upon this occasion, / shall disappo,nt the expec-
tations OF my friends IN thus body, gentlemen
whose friendship highly value, and whose OPT
Mons highly respect ii shall disappomt the
expectations Of tie people 1T large; If indeed, [
shall disappoint my own original expectations *
! feelings, shall enjoy the pleasing consolation OF
reiiecting that have been influenced solely BY a.,
honest conviction produced by the best attention
was able 10 besiow OIL the sub. cct. 1t will be
soHIc oUnsorstIon also TO me, redect, that am
giving one strong instance of demonstration 10
the world, that set TOO high value upon the
reputation and honor of tellnw-citizen, to sacri.
nee them upon the .unhal'owed affairs of preiu-
dice, suspicion, expediency or popularity, under
any circumstances, however imperious, and res
ponsble Ii single act of participation in Burr's
conspiracy had been proved against Mr.. Smith,
would not hesitate to pronounce him guilty,
although it would be in obedience to painful &
reluctant duty; but to pronounce him guilty OF
that abomnable crime, when believe him limo
cent, is an operation too harsh for my mind &c
perform. ltrevolts at the very suggestion. Nc
reconsideration on earth could induce me to make
the assertion.
Debate to be concluded in or next,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-11

VA X. LIE TELLER. DENTISI.-In tn.
Iva nous" ad".c; NJ z ~
near tie Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches of his profession, i. e. CLEANSING and
restoring tho teeth TO their natural elegance, by
moving that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adhercs to them in the form Of a black OF
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
uecayir.T, an offensive breath, and the corroder
Oh the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
soas to stand firm; being uSeGIi as well as orns-
mental, plugs the decaycd cavities of such rs can
De preserved, and extracts, such rs are too far
gone to be saved, in which operation he makes
use OF BRuFF's PATEN = ExrHAcTIxo INsTRu-
MENTs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility or iracturing the jaw or bruisinp the
gums, and with much less pam than the instru-
ments that are in general use .:sr which opera
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his own
house.
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing. con-
cern,hg the advantage derived from the manner
OF his performance or ms abilities, leaving ii for
his former operations TO speak
lie has DENT4rRICE prepared by himself of
superior quality for the preservation ofthe gums
and teeth, void Of corrosive substance
MT LIE Teller wishes tie public to have
notice that IS lac has now made Richmond his
permanent residence. alt his prices are considera
by lower than when he was only visitor OF the
place.
A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended TO.
u He keeps constant supply af Teeth Ex-
tracing instruments, KEY kind, and best quality,
for sale.
May o L1aw6m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-11
TIL : JEFFERSON.

k OTICE-The copartncrship of Archibald
1 Y Bryce & Co. on the first dav Of this
month dissolved by mutual consent All those
indebted TO Archibald Bryce senr. decd. or Ar
chibad Bryce senr. 6. Archibald Bryce junr. ira
ding under the irm of Archibald Bryce & Co for
dealing at the store in Goochand kept by Archi-
bald Bryce from the first day of Septl. seventeen
hundred and ninety one, to this present date, arc
to pay their respective balances to archibald
Bryce surviving copartner, who alone is au-
thorsed to receive the same and grant dischar-
ges-aud those TO whom the concern is indebted
VIII apply TO him for settlement
ARCHIBALD bryce, surveying Cobartaer,
JOHN B8YcE, Aaaninisfratoref
ARCHIBALD BRYCE senr.
1t is hardly necessary to remind those whose
accounts have beer some time due, of the neces-
slty OF making speedy payment 70 enable me 10
close the concern OF Archibald Bryce &. Co.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE.
The business Of the store Will be continued
and carried onby
JOHN II. d. PAYNE.
Ooochiand, September 6. Qaw2m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-11
(BY AUTHORTTY.)
Laws OF TIE UNITED s1.41ES
AN ACT

Supplementary TO TIE act, entitled An Act to BRO
hi6it the importation Of Certain Goods, Wares G
Merchandise"
r E it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
- sentaives Of the United States Of Aaserica, in
Congress assembled, That nothing in the act to
which this act is supplement, shall be SO con-
strued as to prohibit the Importation of the fol.
lowing articles, that is to say
FIrst-Wrappers and outside packages in
which goods, the importation of which is not
prohibited, usually and shall be wrapped or
packed at the time of their importation.
Second--Bags or sacks in which salt shall be
imported.
Third-Glass bottles or phials in which drugs,
medicines, or any other article, the importation
OF which is not prohibited, shall be imported
Fourth-Printed books, maps and charts.
Fitth-WatCheS, tradesmens' and artifcers'
tools mathematical, astronomical and surgical
instruments gilt buttons, locks and all other ar
ticles manufactured partly of brass and partly of
any other metal.
Sixth-Shalloons, and wooden stuffs, muskets,
bayonets, swords, cutlasses and pistols
SEC 3. ind be it further enacted, That the ar
tcles of the following description shall be held
and considered as being embraced by the des-
cription of articles, the importation of which is
prohibited by the act to which this act is a sup
plement that is to say
All articles manufactured entirely Of silk and
wool, or of silk and FAX, or of fax and wool,
.ioor cloth, woolen kerseyineres, carpets, carpet
ing and mats, whose invoice prices shall exceed
five shillings sterling per square yard
SEC. 3. Ara be it further enacted, That no ar
tlcles imported on board any vessel Of the Uni
ted States, cleared out before the fourteenth day
of December last, from any port within the u
ntcd States or the territories thereof, shall be
subject to the prohibition enacted by the act to
which this act is supplement: Proeided, That
such vessels which may have cleared for any
port beyond the cape of Good Hope, shall return
to some port i'll the United States, or it's terrific
rics within twelve month And Pyovided, That
such vessels rs shall have cleared from any other
port, shall return as aforesaid, within six months
from the said fourteenth day Of December.
J. 3. VARNUM,
Speaker q the HouSe Of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON
Vice-President IF the UaifeG States and pre-.
si4ent If lie Seaa,e.
FEBRUARY Of, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL IFFFFHSQN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-11

[ AND,-For sale a valuable tract of Land in
~ Goochland county, on the wstets Of Beaver
Dam creek containing 400. acres. This is ex.
celicnt farming Land fertile in the produce OF
grass, corn and wheat--of the latter, a1grec CROP
10 just put in. It's Improvements arc c0Hiofarle
nd convenient but the purchaser win first see
&, by applying to Mr.. Branch, on the premises --
the terms viii be easy; the greater pas OF che
payment will DC received in negroes from ten to
twenty-five years Of age. The Subscriber viii
inform further those who apply. lie resides a.
bout miles from the Land
RO: SAMPSON.
September 80. (ey5w)