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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-25
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, Of Alexandria comfy,
in the district OF Colun,bis, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county let
tors Of administration on the personal estate
Of James carohn, late Of TIE county aforesaid
deceased; all persons having claims a. INST
the sid deceased, are hereby warned TO ex-
l.iblt them, with tie vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, or or before the 22o dey OF De-
cember next, or they nay BY l&w he cS,lud-
ed from I'll benefit to said es ate-and those
indebted thereto are required TO make imne,
diate payment.
Given under my handtl1is 22l day Of juno,
1903.
Hugh Carolin, sAdmr.
Of James Garol'a.
June %. 2aw4w
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TO RENT.

(fad immediate POSSESSION gausn)
EEAn The EXTREMITY OF THE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A TWO.STOhY BRICK HOUSE, with
- an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings .heIeto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acrs CT ground, cn,ope OF the
best situations aud best constructions, eqaallcd
BY few, tisany) exceeded BY noHe In aieSans
elria oil its size; il has also a pump oi Ak ei-
lent waier, approved Of by the best Judges
besides well in tie garden for its exclusive
ilse, and is every way calculated toacconrno-
date ganteel ten,ily, from such moderate
rent wi.i.be taken.
Now building and will &c ready
to RENT ,,beut the first Of Angus, FCC Z
HOUSES, or Washington street the stu
ations are good, aad fhe tauil!lags viii be We
~ convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, Or public business AID House or
two, near Mfsgys. SaarsteAer aad YpHas s.
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Rolsyt BrocSst.
June !. Paw
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AS JoHS CLorpER hath, by
) wv his petition in writing, applied tlas

~rxTHEREAS JoHS CLorpEa hath. by,
i wv his petition in writing, applied tostfe-
! bo,orable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one Oh the
assistant Judges OF the circuit court OF the
.D;str;ct OF Columaaa, 10 be admitted TO the be-
nett Of the act of Congress, for the rehef OF
;;nso,yept debtors withinthe district Aforesaid
ana has stated therein that he IN actual con-
Gnement in the Jail of Alexandria county
), sfhe suit of EVE BsgER and be-
;rc unable to discharge the said claim
with others against HIM, has offered to dell-
J sewn 90 the use of his creditors. all his
n rc real, personal and nixed-ys otiee rs
1herefore gtpen. to the creditors Of the said
IouS ctorpsR that or Monday, 9th inst.
sstween the hours of Z and o'clock of
he same day, at the court house IN iexandrla,
*hs oath of an insoivent debtor will be admit
..,;stered TO the said JOHN COOPER, and a
i .r,sfee ,apg,ointcd agreably to the said act OF
!. .conoress. unless cause be then there shewn
10 the contrary, -
Nv order of the honorable Nicholas Fltz-
h,,rbsone of the assistant Judges of the circuit
souFt Of the District of columbia,this goth day
49, G. Deneale, G. c.
Jvne ses
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The subscriber will Sell.
On a credit OF s 12 and s

months, either Of the HOUSES occu-
pied by Messrss GRAY, and shreye. on King
street ;ser of the iIOUSESson Ii same street
occupied by Messrs. Sloan, and Nelson; Sc
y.r;el vacant LOTS On Washingtons ne.lr King
street any part of his vacant GROUND on
til Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek /;
and several valuable ANNUAL. GROUND
RENTS.
He will also dispose Of a valuable
! GRlST MILL on Goose. Creek, Hear the
turnpike road from Leesburgh to Alexandria,
with about 500 acres of land adjoining, great
part of which IS veil covered with timber
Apply1to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandra, or
or the subscriber, near Leesburgh, Loadoun
S. COOKE.
April "A. law s
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GEDR EE ERICH.

Pc8hecl lily INFORMS fte una eses'fteaae's
8 81 Of .4lezaadria,
THAT Ire has commenced painting I RO-
FILES in the neatest style-also, cutting
them at his room IN King street, tous< doors
above the Indian Queen; where ne has tor
sale, huraber of P rints-Views CT pniladei-
sphia, Richmond, Mount-Vernon, &c.
y July %. eo3t"
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January 50.
n q 4 I e +.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of George and Thomas burroughs,
expired shis day All persons having claims
against SAID coneern, will please prcsen them
to the subscriber, and tnoso indebted thereto
are desired TO make raYmcntsto him.
George Burroughs.
Aqua, 9Th May. Sew
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ORPHANS COURT,

81 = OINIIII7f1 ~ - , y
.1lraaadna County, s'uar Term, 1903.
ORDERED,
That Hugh CaroAn, administrator Of lines
Carolin, deceased, Go insert the following adj
yertisement twice in each week Tor weeks,
in the NIexandria Daily Advertiser.
Teste,
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GEORGE w. p CUSTIS ESQ.
arlington House, IN The District. ct CO.
hl,n6ia.


At time when the energies OF the ma
: toal seern awakened to the State of our TO-
reign and domestic concerns, we conceive
that tile important interests of Agriculture
sani Manufactures should meet Win eonsi-
ssraoie share of the public discussion. Ger
siain it is, thatat no period OF eur political
History could these national subjects excite
more Interest or be more properly urged to
.sthe notice OF the pubiib mind. The.unsettled
and Impending appearance OF our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed state OF the
European world, renders it doubiy Necessary
TOR the citizens Of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
industry within themselves. Too long have
taese important and patriotic interests been
Neglected. The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide fertheir sup
port Government, hitherto engaged In other
coneeuas, viii now cherish those domestic
instissltions, which will preserve the nations
DIGNITY and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work Wa are
about to Issue To the public, it is not our pro-
vince to decide, but of the advantages to be
derived fronl its sale We would beg leare4ts
say every thing which dlsintercstcd excrtiDn
in the cause of Domestic Manufacture justly
demands And as the profits of this work,
zaIsos the expences Of publication are paid,
Willie soicss ..exoted to the purposes OF tic
Airing InsntutioA, We may hope and con-
Hde1tIy expect liberal patronage from =
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR.
{; as P,rnfers n re u. States nil please TO
give shis advsrsssrns6at sa Insertion IN their
rrs1sr6ve asjsers, and such as demand IL rpM
Sc raid ~ tus ebfec. Booksr1lers sUk1aiied ~
E5er1l terms, and xOyGers ssiit DC tsanefaatas
aSsfndedSto.
Alex. 18th June, 1908.
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Patent. Shot, &c.

tens Patent Shot, assorted, 2 to no. s.
Is hogsheads brown Sugars.
1000 lbs. green Coffee. !.
Imperial Tea, of a very superior el'lal'-s
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and can
nisters.
so barrels choice Whisky.
jamaica Spirits, for family usel---war-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatcl Ralslns.
/ With general assortment OF Wines, Ii
suors, and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE By
Joleph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and FaiafaS streets.
Juac Is. .
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TO EMF,

a convenient two story Dzueaing House and
Store, situate on the corner Of King and FIT,
streets, lately occupiedby Mr.. John Ramsay.
Apply to
Robert I. Taylor.
January a.. "a"
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a Brick House Tor Sale.

.sT HE Brick Hoase occupied by Mrs. ~
81 rtolks, on the north side OF Prince
street, between Fairfax and Water-strcets, Is
: oasred fer sale ON liberal credit For Parti-
scalars apply to - So
John 6. Vowel. ]
January IL. em
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I,ENT OR OST',

Y1e 6SrstSvolslae ef CAestesfe lrttf''g;
lVlIOEVER has borrowed! or found 3 VIII Y Z
please to return it, or call and pay tor en ne
sett. q. s 1,,,s., ~
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U.1LL BE PUBLISh ED
81 4 srAnraIEr At THIS OFFICE INA
SHORT TIME,
AN ADDRESS

PEOPLE or TIE E.sST.dYES,
pN THR REPENTANCE OF EScouaAoINs
S,dGRIcUL1'URE e. DOMESTIC ln.lsvL-
PICTURES:
Teading to shew that by due encourage
neDt of these essential interests, the ma
ton will be rendered more respec-
table abroad and more prosper
soas at home.
ros ETHER WITH AN ACCoUNT OF
7h< improvements IN Steep at DR.
lsngt0n,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the:
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race Of animals, for the benefit of the
Sountry at large
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
- nfIrpnrp.

MURDER.
= We are Informed that New England TIN
cedar was murdered few days ago at
Mnodltcck IN Virginia. The circumstances
IRE a follow, VIZ. The pedIar Topped at q
Aoufe, inquired for horfe feed, got it. and
was invited into the houfe. and prefed very
hard by two women. being the fole occupiers,
70 take fome refreilment, which he at lalt
conlented to; and whilA eating, one he'd his
head and the other cut his throat, and they
put him into the carr, fhut II up and ltarted
the horfe. The horfe travelling out of the
road, was met by traveller, who fleeing no
perion near, undertook TO open the lid and
there found the dead BODY he turned the
horie, and flarte6 him back the road he APP
pearea 70 have come, and the horle topped
where be had been fed--the man wen, in,
and found the two women examining the
plumber they had taken, and the blood 1ains
abost the floor. This cuied fufpicion, and
our informant Jays the women were immedi-
ately taken mp and lodged in Woodfock Jail,
to ftand trial before an examining court
Starvation Esgls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
EslPort, Jvae 20.

he Stockholders Of the A1aigs Twnpiie
Corporation, are hereby notified to meet
AZ the chamber over the Maine Fire and lNarias
l@jEtazre Office, in Portland, on Tuelday the 5th
day Of July next,at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. to act on
the following ArticIes--viz.
!. 10 choofe a MopssAToR or CHAIR
NAN.
2. To choofe SEVEN DrRrcroRs for the
year enfuing.
3. TO Choofe TREASURER and CLERK
for the enluing year.
A. To conlder and determine whether it be
expesient to make any part Of the Mains
Turnpike Road the enfuing year, and what part,
and 70 act thereon as they may think proper.
5. To coniider and determine whether they
viii receive any propofals which may be made
10 the Ailociation, for completing fad Road,
or auy part thereof, aud to act thereon as they
may fee g..
6. To con6der and determine whether il Is
neceifary to i,ter or amend any Of the preieas
Rules and Regulations, and 10 act thereon a.
may De thought expsdient.
WOODBURY. STORER, ION. cl.yk.
Psstlaad, Juzs Is, 1903. C9o3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
TAPPaN & SEWALL.

Have reploved o their late fland,
No. IL, Hh1-MAPKET ROW-A1IDDKE-
STREET,
NA7HERE they Offer for iAle, by piece or
package, a general anortment of
European and India Goods.
From England, by late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply Of London and
Lzaaeb,fsr COMPETING Thckfetts-
VeIveteens-Jeans-P Printed Jeans--Princes'
cord Veltings--sarfneite Calicoes-- Patent
Nankins-- Dimities--C ambrick---F Fancy and
Book Mulins- -Shawls- Cotton Bandannas--
Prints Ginghams-7-S and o. black and CO.
lorea Csmbricks-C Cotton Sewings-MiIlinets
-Britifh Cottons-- Ho4iery- Umbrellas, &c.
On hand, fine and fuperhne Broadcloths--
Kerieys---plains = Kerlcyneres- -Stuffs--Bzi-
yes Flannel olrain Linens--India Cottons
--Laces -Cauzes, &c. (tf .Jgne 20.
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TO BE SOLD.

A DWET.LTNG-HOUSE, forty feet BY thir-
= ty-two, two nories high, with "A COM
modious Stable and other out buildings, with
about half an acre of Land, Gtualed near the
bridge in 7asftzz, accommodated with excel
lent water by Acquedud from an unfailing
fource, which abundantly fupPlies The houfe,
fable and garden in the drieIf feafons. The
house has been built about ten yea-s--ihe 9TH
er buildings not three years Gnce. They
itand in ilouriliing village, within one nile
Of Bezrsoh CoRge, in Bymfzpiei and about
hxty rods from the Court Houle in TceRasa.
To perfon who wifhes to be concerned in
the Lumber buhnefs 10 the trader or induilri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity to purchafe a
good ftand, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had of the fubfcriber az
Bath. IONA. ELLIS.
66rd IS. "a WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Pu. lie fuaicn.

Cumberland, ss.--Talsn 81 Excci.
fisnf and zvM BE- ertsifd fer Jalr N
Pa5fc /paion, en 1UESDA1c tie
fpe1t,fafb oy II JAY next, All
o'cleck, a III.
THE right ard equity Of redemption 10 and
Of the following delcribed mortgaged
Peal Eflstes, fiuated ia Portland, in iaid coun-
", viz. certain irnal piece Of Flats In Port
land, aforefaid, With the BRET work and lores
thereon lancing, bounded as fellows: BE-
ginning AZ a fake Handing in Iiue with the
fouthweft idc Of tore lately occupied by Jacob
Moves and Others, forty x feet fouthcaler'y
from Jofeph n. Ingrahams fore, lately occa-
pied by Haley & Emery; thence foutheaeeriy
fifty feet to aaake fanding in line With the
foufhwef hde Of the frlt mentioned aore.
and from the two aforetaid Makes, TO extend
on right angle norlheaherly twenty three
feet, together with tie privilege Of palagcs
way of ten feet in width, ca each fide fiaid
Flats and flores.- Sale on the preriiles.
EZRA GIBBS, De5 SLe,fE
rfuns @. 1903. (2D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Land far Ssle.

HE fublcriber offers for iale the follow
\ u ing parcels Of LAND.
A FARM, we'll calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic; one mile from the
Westinghouse in Nezv- GlOuslqsy, pleafantly
htuated on the County Road, with which viii
be fold eleven acres ofinterval LAND.
Hyo-ln the town Of jay, in the county Of
Oxfo~d, Three Thouiand Acres of AND of
the iirit quality, fSuate in different parts OF
that town, which is one of the belt towns in
the county. 1t will be fold At reduced price (;
the whole will be fold together, or by the fin
gle lot, as may beif accommodate purchafers.
And one lot in the town of Befbek-Inouire of
JAMES STARR, JUN. Efq. for information.
Ayo-At Peas5fdos, in Townfhip No. S, Of
the 7th Range OF Townihips on PiJs4toqnis rip-
erin the county Of Hancock, Five Thouland A.
ores Of Land, in Lots of 100 acres each. This
Is one of the ineft Townfhips in that country :
Saw and Grit Mills are already erected, from
whence any kind of Lumber may be RATED a.
eide the fhipping in Bangor. This rownsIip is
rapidly fetthag. Young Farmers are invited
to examine for hemfelves.--Tnquire Of MIR.
DANIEL BUILIN, of faid townlhip, for fur
Their particulars.
AJf-Thirty thoufand acres of ST. JOHN.
LAND, 20 calied) in the county Of WyaR;uc
f0a. This land is ftuated in the beA traGl II
Land in the DiltriG Of Maine the foil i very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Nut. "A road Is laid out
through faid Land from Penobfcot to ST
Johns River. Twenty thouiand acres Of this
Land Is 6tuated but feveR miles from the rich
Farmers on s.. JONAS River. and the Fofl
Road from thence to Quehec. Should so or
40 good Farmers Allocate together aud pur-
chafe this whole traa, for their own a6tnal fe;.
Element, they would eniure fortune 70 them
felres and their children after them. For far
ther particulars pIeafe to inquire Of The fub,
fcriber.
JOSEPH z FOXCROFT.
Near Gioassfer, my ?, 1903. (6Fao)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

Is hereby given, that the coPzrtnerliip late
Il Iy exiting at Eaaport between the fub-
icribers, under the firm Of
JONATHAN BAR7LETT e co:
was on the 9TH June inf diiiolved by mutu-
al content All perfons having any dealings
with iaid firm unlettIed, are requeited TO adj
inlt the fame with JoKArHAN BARTLETT, who
IS authorized TO fettle the fame--and viii con-
tinue to occupy the former Rand.
JONATHAN BARTLETT,
JONATHAN STEVENS.
EalPOrf, 1vne 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Eatc 0ulimolIs.
Ea,n tx BatAves.


DIALOGUE OF GREAT MEN
A conversation Of which the following l.
tie lubttance, - faid to have taken place be-
tween the Pysf'snf aud TIesb,sf5esf of the Uni
ted States, little previous to their PARTING =,
N4hRgon - d
tea.l- - 80. = called, Sir, previous TO
.own, for the purpofe of learning your
objects and views respecting the embargo.
Nor having been admitted TO your cabinet
council, I hardly know what information
an to give my friends in the State Of New
work, concerning a nleafure 70 intereliiog to
them.
Prsfl-aA--To be plain with you, my old
friend, nv object is to annihlate the commerce
of the United Stat@. Ii isnot worth pre-
fe6fing. ---But, really, cannot fee why YOU
need interea yorrielf &c much about il.
Ylsbrsfnrt--i with for the PROPERTY and
haypineis Of TIE people.
PrsEaeat--Nsith Of thofe objects are TO be
promoted by commerce.
H1esr1,fisaf--The people Of the northern
lates are ola different opinion, The Embar-
60 is very unPopuIar there.
P,eE!lnf.- Unpopular Then the people
don't know what's good for them. But aud
nv friend aIadilon viii convince them. BY
the time bis four years are out, YOU viii Zee
ifYou lhoud happen to live 70 long, that the
people Of this country will not know how
10 navigate a (hip. The failors will al turn
agricuturalifts, and plant thenieives down BY
the ode Of manufacturers on fhore.
YiesereE4rss II doubt whether Congress
will permit this experiment to be tried to fuch
an eztert
Prsfkat.-Congrels can't help il. The
Embargo law is pailed and they never can
repeal il. 70 long as we can get twelve fena-
tors to Join in keeping it on.
TisseieiIlsnt Then the repuShcan party
is ruined. Look at Newyork Look a.
Nlafachuletts Look at Connecticut, Rhode
Hand aid NerInonil
P,selkns --Poh, Poh thefe aates are OF
very little conlequence IN the great national
feale. Fewyork is large; hut made up Of
"aaprisfpiei a9esatzrfrs by no means retpec-
table That Rate has rot I man in il Fl for
Pre6dent. BIZ OH gentleman, why fioula
YOU and trouble ourfelves about theie mat
tiers We are labcring under great bodily
and mental in6Tmiiies The affairs Ct rate
are TOO weighfy for Us
ylsesysiasf The merchants VIII not bear
the three.
P,sfAsst--The r=erchants They are " f5l
ssse z.syf5is5 Part b jaristy
y'ispreklsat.-I'erhaps 70 but they, TO-
ge'her wiki orr farmers, who win to feli their
furpias produce, c3npole majority in our
nurthern llatcs
Pyelflezf--Heg. we'i--rna t1rity Or 50 ma
i0rity, il don't break up tlis TRUCKING and
tr.aicking am3nga your northern yankees,
III forfeit NJ popularity Why cant they
z, TO work. AM live without trading and
lockeying I tell YOU TIL break il zap.
Yass7ysf Sas--Ef you do. voa viii do i at
tie price al your Popu'ariy.
gfss<.hs.--Ne ih4l lss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Sbeciql Ncfiee 4

RY directions from th PoffT aiier-Generai-
the Mail Of the United statcs wilt he
carried to the weltward from this place IN
Chair, through the Summer; ana me lfage
viii run in the day time The ffage viii
Leave Portland at "A, a. "a.
Arrive at portlmouth by 7, PM.
RETURNIHG,
Leave Po-tfmouth at 7, 81.
Arrive at Portland by 7, PM.
Portland, June %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Portland Circulating Library.

= * .'e'sAA ~ StsIetst1tS LtDf ~ u
TIE following additions have lately been
made to the Portland Circulating Library
oppoGte the Polt-0fiice, Filh-Rree: =
Algernon Sdney's works
Aiksns Letters 10 his fon on various ffbiests
Anecdotes, hiftoricaI and literary
, Burlon's Lectures on Female Education
Bolwell's Life Of DR.. Johnfon
Benevolent Monk, novel
Belgian Traveller, or picture of the empire
OF Bonaparte
. Commercial and Agricultural Magazine
! Cars Tosr through Holland in 1905
Chatterton's NifceIlsnies
Cumbevlsnd.s Memoirs
Count de Novini, or the confederate Carthu-
fans
Cattle Nouvicr, Romance
Domeltic fceRss, from the German
Drummonds Poems
De Claremont, deluItury tale
EfPriella's Letters
Edwin, or the heir of Ella an hiaoricsl Ro-
nance
, Eliza, or the pattern of women; moral Ro-
nance
Eugene and Eugenia, or one nights error
Eve-s6eld Abbey, moved
Eventfrl Marriage, a tale
Exile Of Erin, a novel
Eccentric Mirror, rejecting a faithful and IN
tereffins deliniation of male and female char
acters, &c.
Fo1erss Eaays
Ferdinand and Amelia, a novel
Forfeit, or the Italian couGn. a novel
Ferdinand and Elmira, Rnfiian (forv
Female Stability, a novel
Camelters, or the ruin of Innocence, novel
Glenmore Abbey, or theladg ofthe rock novel
Hiltory ofthe reign of the emperor Charles v.
Heirels of Avcnmore, q novel
Homicide, novel
Heirs Of yilleroy, a Romance
Hide and Seek, navel
Hermon and Emclia, novel
HypPolitss, or the wild boy, novel
Henry TUBS, narrative
Helvetius on man
Hamilton on Education
Ideot Heirefs, novel
Mrs. Johnfon's Captivity
Lord Rivers, novel
Letters written by the late Earl Of Chatham
Aealolrs of ninoR De h'cncios
Nlontorabi Icy Icy, or maternal trials; a tale
A1 rious Freebooter, Romance
Novice of St. Dominick, novel
NaturaIins' Cabinet
Nun and her Daughter, novel
Paraelete, novel
Polanders, the lying family, &c.
Popular Tales, by Maria Edgworth
Roietta, novel
Reprobate, a novel
Raihleigh abbey, or the ruin on the Rock;
Romance
Secret Vaccinations, no~el
Secret of the Cavern
SCOTS Lay Of the Iaft Minfrel, poem
Select Pocket Miicellany
Secrets Of the Cattle, novel
Sans Souci Park, or the Melange; novel
Tell ras, or winter evenings paltime
Three Old Maids novel
Theodore, or the Gamelte:,s progrefs po-
etc tale
Wife; containing advice and directions for all
conditions of the marriage fate
Wild Irifl Girl, novel
Winter in london, novel
Zaida. novel, froE the German Of Kotze-
pue, &c. &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
CONDITIONS OF THE

ID. G.
MONTH"; /a5se,iJers q fey IS
OuarfsrIy 5u65eriJe,5 70 pay rs
Semi Aaznai sn6feyi5ess 70 fsy %
71sarlY 5nbrritaI TO pay
PAYABLE on the commencement (; to have
the privilege Of taking out two VOLUMES at a
time, and TO change them when agreeable.
Perfons once fpbfcribing, TO be csnlidered
fc5foribers until their names llalI be eraled.
Perlons who do not fubfcribe. to pay fr0rlvs
and a hss cent? per week for quarto, feresHf' for
Octave, and as cents for duodecimo volumes.
No books 10 be let by the day.
Any book retained longer than feven days,
BY non fubfcribers,mrt pay for fourteen days,
and 70 il proportion.
Compensation NUT be made for books loft,
abufed, leaves folded down, written upon, or
torn; ard if belonging TO fetr The whole
mvf be paid for.
n. b Matters Of vefeIs can be fuppied
with books for the voyage, on Teaiopabl@
terms.
~ When application IS made f0r book,
the number annexed 10 the TILE mutt be men
toned. ERTINC & POOR.
JAae, 60.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
IKE NOTICE

THE Poft-Maaer At Portland informs the
inhabitants of Portland that for the re-
mainder Of the Summer Eaabliihment the
Southern Mails will arrive at 3 A. M and the
Eaitern Mails will be cloled at A. M. pre-
cifeIy.
~ The Office will be open on Sunday from
6 until half paft o'clock A. M. Tgpe 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

he owner of pair Of CAsr-WuE ELS
which were put on board the Aoop Ma
Joas Daughter, Capt. .Tames Ratotf, of Portland,
in april 1907, is requeNed to apply and take
the fame on payment Of charges inquire at
tins Office. TYnnt 20