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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03
Public Sale.

go DSss3 ioi i0"u! sioii@J> =. ~ ~
piled, in the first place, towards tho dis
charge of certain debts therein mentioned,
due to 10 eph Smth--all the right, title,
and interest of the said lillian ". MIS-, in
certain piece or parcel of ground, situate,
lying an, being in the town of Alexandria,
and bounded as follows to wit r. ginning
at the corner, the lntersections OF hlrg ard
West-streets, on the north OF KING and east
of West-strects, and running thence east
wardl, b. and with King street, and binding
there on 81 feet 8 ard IL inches thence
Aorthwardly and parailelto Wcst-stceet l2o
feet to ten feet alley thence westwardly
and binding on said ALLY parallel to King
street6l feet8 inches and an half to West
street; thence southwardly and binding on
West->treet to the beginning.
.6LSO,
One other piece or parcel of Ground, 81
,ua. re on the north side of King-st eet and
east side cf West, street, and bounded as
follows, to wit Beginning at the distance
OF 81 feet inches and an half, from the in
tersectien of King and West-streets, ard
running eastwardly binding on King-stree,
40 feet, thence northWardly and parallel to
West-street 40 feet to a ten feet alley,
thence westwardIy binding on said alley and
parallelto King-street 40 feet thence south
warllly and parallel to West Street feet
to tn +, beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
toher l8. Stawts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03
June 4.
TO Rem T..

A convenienttwo story Dzueiline House and
Store, situate on the corner Of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
also,
THE HOUSE On Fairfax street occupied
MRS. WILSON
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert /. Taylor.
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JAMES BACON.

I III his GRocERy SroRE, on King $ rce, hg
received in adaitionto hist5rmer stsck
A freih Supply Of Genuine Ar,isIssin
the Grocery Lire
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie nozy oTcrs for sale, on his usual Ay term.
Mulcoyado Sugars, ofvasious qua.
lities.
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TE1S,
Hyson, particularly select
s z;;:s ss'': and family 81; '.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of superior quality
Madeira,i
BusclIos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, : w " Is d
Teserife,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
tognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Cid Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vincents, ard New
England Rum,
HOLLAND, Cir,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassla, plmsnto,'
CAYENNE and black pepper, race and sFol"
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dearl bar'eI
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dlpt ana
spermaceti candles, resned salt-petre. iota"
indigo, alum, copperas, madder, ormSIo,s
SPINNING cotton, patent shot all Sizes best r''
elish and country made gunpowdes, sessaF'
and smoaking tobacco, very pest chewing %
.,acco.
!. Hamilton and Leipcr's snuff, Hunters pipes
n ,oXes.
London mustard, warranted OF su;ef'"
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
lcmiohu's, &c. Sc. with generally ersIya
tiele in his linc-the whole OF whIea nave pS'n
collected with care, and will be dispo Of Oh
the very lowest terms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03
PROPOSALS
OR rv, .sHIxa BY sUsssHI e .N
NE w ~ o r A.
ENTITLED, s
THE MANUAL
OF THE ~,
FRENCH IND ENGLISH sSd0 '4'1n -
OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

sHR FRENCH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
IN TWO PARTS:
/. French g Eaghsh-2. EagzSh = TTe"e"
CONTAINING,
/. All the words in general use, occasion
ally illustrated by Preach and English
sentences.
:. An extensive collection OF new Wolus
in every art, science and trade.
q. The pronunciation of every woro' ac'
ccrding to the most polite usage N
Francea nd England.
4. A copious vocabulary of sea terms anu
phrases.
$. A dictionary of French synonymes.
s. A dictionary of French homonymes.
=. An alphabetical list Of the most familiar
proper and christian names, and OF the
most remarkable places in the world,
g. The difficulties the French Language
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on frehsh Po1'iy,
10. The chief English idioms.
III A treatise on the English PARTICLES &c.
The whole carefully compiled from the oest
Friters, and particularly from the dictionaries
fthe French Academy, Boiste, Ferand, "a
neau, Wailly, Tocquot, Nugent, Chanaoaun'
Boyer, johnson, Walker, &c.
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Tut RecetUed,

1fs5t ReeesUed,
A quantity Of 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,
90 bills Tanners Oil,
For Sale 6y
John c. Ladd.
August SO.
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FOR SALE,
40 Shares of Potomac Bridge Stock. ,
10 do. Alexandria and Washington kosd
ditto. -
81 do Marine Insurance Go.
5 Belonging 10 the estate OF yohn Waffs.
r. I. Taylor, Ea'1.
October 4. oo'i
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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
.4leranlria County, October Term, 1908.
ORDERED,
That the administrators of PETER WISE,
Junior, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertise,r ent in the alexandria Gazette, three
times week for six weeks.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE. P,a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
- o0OppCt 5eJ1o7c -
BOSTON, DIG. %.
LATEST FROM SOUTH OF spA AIN.


The fhip lula, capt Swan, anchored in The
outer harbour yei,erdsy afternoon, from Va.
lencia via Gibralter-Capt S, left Valencia,
Oct 8, and the latter place the 24th-Left
his ship before fl-e came to anchor in the at
teTnoou, and arrived in tcwn in the evening
he has Gszettes and letters, 70 the dare Of bis
leaving Valencia, but did not bring them on
ihore. He reports, that the Spa nish people
arc perfectly united in their caufe and new
governments that Governors had been ap-
pointed 10 all The Provinces in the Kingdom !;
--'has 1000 EIglfh troops had been landed
near Velencia from Portugal. and had march
ed aud fprmed junction with 600 Span
iards. Who were drawing near, and inveiting
Barcelona, (which was by the last accounts in
poleHion Of the FrcnCh) but II was Thought
they could not hold out long, as Admiral Col
haywood had lroRg naval force blockading
thaR porr;-that lhs French bad, It was laid /,
$4,000 men at Pshignou. for rhe relief Of
Barcelona, hut that thew had not attempted TO
cutter THAT The day before he left Yeleneis,
sn agent fropt. general government reques-
ted han to faya few days, 70 bring ont Dis
patches 70 the government Of the United
States, and to the Governors Of the feveral
states, the purport Of which was 90 inform
fhem, that, ALL SPANISH PosTs wHRs OPEN
70 EEpTRALs FOR A FREE TRApE.-rhe
cay lie left Gibralter, accounts had been re-
sesyed from Madrid from the general Junta,
announcing that all the American vefFeIs, de-
Linea At AlgeErss, and oShar ports Of Spain,
inaaid be imRed.stely liberated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
or ST D0N,INco.

An arrival at New York, from Jamaica,
e'iogs an account OF the partial capture Of
- Domingo. The circumstances are thus
stated -" That on the hra attempt Of The
spaniards 20 gain poaenien Of the City Of
Domingo, the General did NOT command
~ troops himself; but on the following day,
NAeu he learned large body Of spaniards
''om Porto Rico had landed, and things began
~ wear az aiarlaing appearance. he marched
e4' AZ the head Of a very fine corps, on whom
= p'sOd the NOT implicit confidence; bui
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
Dortlano,
Monday, Deeember 26, 1903.
Mn. PICKERLwG'S SPEECH

Mr.. PICKEREVG'S SPEECH
We could not do oar subscribers and
the public Senerally,greater justice than
il almost exclusively occupying this
days Gazette IN laying before them,
entire, lie e%celient speech of this ven
cradle Patriot and Statesman, deliver
cd in support Of the motion offered in
the Senate of the u. S. by MIR. IIill-
house, OF Con for repeating the ruin
Gus Embargo Laws. In matter of fact
and reasoning, it is unanswerable -
Shows the daily losses and privations
The country suffers by reason of the in
IterlictiSa ofaII foreign commerce, and
iexp0ses beyond q doubt, that the /" I'm
ser Of Boaaparte" was in that detested
measurey the Embargo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

it; and recommends AlsMISc orR
VESSELS AGAINST rEE cRuGzERs OF
FRANCE.
Mr.. Pinkhey advises the continuance
Of the Embargo, to evince to Foreign
Powers the firmncss of the government
in adhering 10 its measures; and thinks
if a flrQner Plan lthese are his words) is
pursued, there WILL BE NO GREAT
DIFFICULTY IN EFFEcTING "a RECON
cILIATIoN WITH ENGLAND. -r.s !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
ISAAC ADAMS.

TTAS iult received An additional silor ment
Ii oil BOOKS md ST.hTIONAf,
which be offers At the loweA cath Prices-vA y
mong which are r....r
Andcrion's hiliory Of Commerce--ROllin'i
ancient hiitoy-- burkes woTEs--FV!weHs
Life of Observation-Disclosures htfory Of Ame-
fica--CordDns 10. Of American Revolution
Stevens do. Of French do Bcknapi do N,
Hsrplirs- Biographical Dictionary, cen-.
tanning the lives OF elnihent Warriors q Statei-
men Iohnfon's lives of the Potts---MorSs O.
the Poets--Works of the Rev Jas. Herysy--
Burehs Digaity of Human NAture-- PEactlcal
Phil.dophy, Or the art Of ecnyss iing With men
.-Locke's EHays en the haran NndcJiisnd-
ing-Couk's Vovagse-- stuart On the Niind7--
Faacr On the tu.iIiing "a the ProPheeies--
Roland. Appeal Life Of CcwPer- sicrniss
Worl.s- sdarn2 HliloFy of New-Fnglaad--a
Stacklluure' EfiRory ---Orop Sezfnh len "a the
Bible Dsvies', b airs and DAna's Sermons
Bunyan's pilgrims ProgFeis and holy Var
Rife and Prorreis If religion in the Soul
Practice of Piety--RalEels feven Sermons--
Mirror railer--Lookcron-- Harris. Ency-
clopedia-- Cares NarlheFn Suntmer--SoHg-
ner's Auieum- Nlaion on fsEf Knowledge
Bancroft and Ramlay' lie Of W@ihWgten--
MalceIIon and Bgi.eaus iermnas--I siai Re- 4
venge-A Niptcr n Lpntop-- MirAnda's Ex-
uedition-- Eunlberand's, alsa Rowe's tNTs)
i. stfers--V,tsr 81 %sksEsld lupas' Letseis
Mo -ChaPoHess lelters --
lIo,nsrs hid -LiPriellA I.eIseTs--DoH.e''c.
Cookery Ai~nig Hlsf5 : kos11s-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
DAY or MOURNING.

Last Thursday was the anniversary
Of the Annihilation Of American Com
merce, which completed one year Of
the existence ID the Embargo. The
history Of free governments does not
afford an instance OF a similar measures
being persisted in--so generally des-
truchve, and SO completely subversiye
of every principle Of freedom and indie
pendence A moments reflection on
the present situation ofNew.Englsnd,
must excite in the breast of every true
friend to his country, all those sensa-
tons which flow from a strsng sense Of
national and individual distress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
pleo,

AT RoIeyards, qrelana) the Rev. John Tcu-
mem, aged SO, upwards Of 81 years paftor of
a Congregation of that place. During this
long period, be never disappointed his congre-
cation of sermon, nor was prevented from
preaching, by Geknefs or otherwile, even for
a Jingle Sabbath. t
In this town, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife Of Mr..
John Bartels, aged 23---Angeline, daughter
of Mr.. Richard Butts, aged 2 years
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

ieaFeeiY had lie projected wth the major
part OF them, who were Spanards, and who
were eHalperated at the outrages Of the French
againlf their country, deiertcd his ranks, and
joined their courtryman. Enraeed to fee HIM
ftif thus abandoned by his only hopes, Gen,
.Ferr2pd terminated his exinence by blowing
bis own brains out with pifol. Still, how
ever, they were unable TO gain PoiTtiion Of the
city, but retired to frong pot to wait for
reinforcement, when tie attack was TO be re-
newed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
Ep the sai,g.
MoEnAY, pc, II, 1903.
fB1PGO T3UGHERS.

NtrrGnEsreporsed, a ball to ePfoFce the
AREA ohferyance OF the Embsgo Laws; which
was read twice, paiIed to third reading and
,n.se the o., der Of the day for 10 morrow
a. ~ this billthe Prehdent is authorized and
sc.ifeato fit our all the frigates, public armed
vefrek ailI gunboats as fOon as may be, and
r. ,iation therl where he THINKS they will belf
sra.4 the execution Of the Embargo laws
-. 4 ALTO 70 Ne authorized 70 raife an sddi-
,;ooaI BODY Of Isl 1nidfhipmen, 1000 fesmen,
144 rarporals, 100 marines The additional
eYoenre i egimated AZ L649,s95 dollars, per
aua.-Th@.f, cressy of the Navy sss aiio re-
commended an augmentation Of the naval e.
,,btil9ment Of I2s Matters, 10 Purifiers, 80
Surgeons mates, l3eatf@ains, I'll Gunners'
N CAPTAINS Clerks. III Matters Mates, III
Ouarrer.gunueFE, III Quarter matters, ~
s.ewrrs, and III Cooks. rs 49,. .,.-
A bit. TO grant money for competing the
wings Of the Capitol 10 Warrington, was read
iecond tius. In the courfe Of the dItcuhlou
of ,hi. bill, Mr. Lloyd moved eJr committee
~ alcertain how much bad Already been e1
pended by the u. States on puoilc buildings IN
Walh;ngton aud how pglsb asare would be ne
eeRary Is complete them. Mr.. Lloyd was re-
gerred, for iasofrnation, 70 the report OF the
fsrgeyor Of ,hsfe buildings
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

Chiidrea Of Heroes, Zee your fac,
BY Cable haves undone,
You, Whole great fires proud tyr4nts met,
And glorious laureIs WOO
Is Columbia : horrid plight
And Demos vet in power?
Driving all juftice out offght,
TO this portentous hour
Grsntus the powers Of rs,
To arm our Souls with might,
That we our country dear may fave
In this dark gloomy night.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

GaRatiR4 Repoyt.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury, has made his annual sport to the
House, in which he recommends DOUB-
LING THE IMPOSE DUTIES, as cyl
dence, suppose, that the treasury is over
loaded with the " accumulation of .surpluss
es Of revenue beyond" whattlie government
knows what to do with.-Pal. ft
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

Col PICKERING served his coun-
try during the whole revolutionary
war, iD the most eminent stations. He
was the first Adjutant-General under
General Nv Washington he was a men,
Der Of the Board Of War and he clio.
sed his services in the station o. Quar-
ter Master-General.
Since the peace he has been success
siveiy the first Postmaster-General
under the present Constitution--Sec-
rotary Of war, Secretary OF State, and
now is Senator in Congress, from his
native State.
He Is now OLD and POOR. .4-l
Such is the man, marked out for
party oalumny in Baltimore. Beard
less boys have presumed to question
Others for speaking well of him and
iremorseless Partisans, without any
merit Of their own, have waged their
puhy warfare against his sllustrious
name.
We mention these things briefly,
because, il is the only suitable way Of
noticing the subject. The same iBfat-
uation is not TO be found elsewhere ;
and it is Fit, therefore, that We say no
more lest we be tempted to put even
party rage to the blush.-N. american.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

Tile REIGx OF NIoLEYcE-The
public VIII read the IL ar otthe Sec
rvtary of the Treasury with astonish-
ment. Arbitrary and oppressive laws
require arbitrary and oppressive meas
ures to secure their execution. Here
wc see that instead of leaving the laws
20 courts of Justice, bloody military
Is 10 be raised and called into action TO
force obediance to them. The gener-
II government is to be set IN array a.
gainst tine state governments. The
collectors Of our ports, tgood democrats
alb are to be lordiy despots, though the
president to be sure is TO be the great
bandit over themG the citizens are no
longer to have n.appeal OF the laws for
redress against theirtyralny, and the
Judges of the courts are to be deprived
OF the power Of issuing . writ TO bring
them before them.
The land already begins to swarm
with the spies ofgoverHment, < that de-
trstable character, aniHtoTRrcr, receives
daily encourAgsments and reward.
there Is any truth in what MIR.
Masters has said and published, that
g tie hand Of NAPOLEON was IN this
thing" laying the Embargo then
surely more ftinsGnmtnt could not
have been found to secure its execution
according 70 the latest and most aPpro-
we'd method Of doing such things in
France than Albert Gallatin--Albert
GaIIatin foreigner by birth, foreign
er in habits, manners and speech
Albert t1aIIatin, who advised, counsel
cd and allotted insurgency against our
government * kindled the fame of In
surrection around whiskcy pole.
After this, after the adoption of this
bill, cease Americans, cease, / beseech
you, to talk of Liberty, for you have
none ofIndependence, Cor it is gone
Your property is to be seized and
wrested from you upon suspicion
Jour houses entered and examined on
suspicion-and If butchery follows on
suspicion, it is 10 more than you have
70 expect. Turn not eyes towards the
temples Of Justice, they are shut against
you-ApPeal not to your government,
ltis the every souTse from whence all
your calan,ities fow.-.MY.E. Po9t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

We have, says the Philadelphia Ca
zetie, the most unquestionable author
ity for giving the following as the sub
stance OF Messrs. armstrong and Pink
Hcy's confidential communications to
our Executive
Mr.. armstrong says the Embargo is
dcspisel in France, and almost forgotr
ten in England /; advises the raising CT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
PUBLIC HoNoRS: (.
SECOND THOUGHT BEST,

For a description Of the funeral FRO
cessio7 and ceremonies, announced in
last Mondays Paper, 10 be performed
Oh Tuesday, but postponed on account
otthe weather till Thursday-see next
Argus. ~.s.. '.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

Che last accounts from Congress do
nor afford the least prospect that the
embargo Ill be removed. Mr.. Brad
ley of Vermont, has offered an ad,Hfon-
~ embargo ta7v in the Senate and ac-
counts from Washington state that it
would probably receive the final sanct-
ion OF that body on the 10th inst. The
law is well calculated to encourage
spies and intormers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
FUNERAL DIRGE.

Hark from the South doleful found
Come, Jacob, toll the ! ell i. az
One year the Embargo has gone round,
When raIsd no wighs can tell,
Merchants, this law nuli be your doom,
In fpite or all yonr 1iiPs,
The rich, The poor, in awful gloom,
This cup of Gorrow sips.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
Garrteo.

At Fryeburg, lait Tuefday evening, by
Timothy Oigood, Efq. William GRAHAM, Efq.
of Falmouth, TO Mifs Abigail Weiton, of the
former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
Render % Cesar the Hing5 that are Ce
a01.'s.

As the citizens of this couatry are a COM
mercial people, il was among the first acts
"a tie " Ellington and Adams adminiStra-
TONS provide a reasonable naval protec-
iron flr commerce bat tie present admin.
istration, on coming into Office, suffered the
primo pat part OF our navy TO ret an the mud of
lie P1toTac. Though the propagators Of
tins plan cannot beast of It's being an ener-
getic ono, still It has proved a ha,nane one,
a. Il appears the rem4ning frigates, fit for
service, with tie gun-boats, and ~ revenue
cHtrers, ale to be put IL requisit;on 10 en-
force laws, which never ought tohave had
al existence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
The Uaaed SAFES, q Land gfLl1erty I

The Umed States, Land IF Liberty {!
A bill has been brought into the Senate
Of the United States, and passed two read
iugs, agreeably to the PrinciLles contained
in Monsieur Galatians letter for imposing
greater burdens on tie CoastiEg Trade. So
we 60
Economy, that IS, to save our cash, & not
take the " bread from the mouth Of labor"
was the gull trap TO catch votes to put Mr..
Jefferson and men Of his party into office /;
but the acts of these pretended peopie-lov.
ing rulers, afford sorry comment upon
these, as now appears fIlsehearted profess
sions.
Almost every article the farmer brings to
market, has fallen from % 10 50 per cent
while those Of foreign produce, have riser
in ike proportion. Such are the blessings
resulting lromthe triumPhs Of democracy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
FOR SALE,

Il. 1T No. 9, LHgrabam'5 W-kaI,
$500 bufhels Yellow Corn,
Philadelphia and Baltimore fuperhne and
fcratched Flour, in whole and half bbls,
so barrels Tar,
A few cafks Phiad, Porter and Beer, fri
quality,
Bone Middling Pork,
Together. with general afortment of
NJ. l. GODS and GrecerieJ. Il,
ROBERT S TOWER.
N. B. All perfons indebted are reqnelied
10 call Immediately and feitle the fame either
by Cath or Note. z. z.
Dee. %. ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

Eronl IRella. December

Yesterday being the first anniversary al
the embargo, the bell IN this town common
ced tolling at sun rise & continued through
the day. At six o'clock p. W. q large num-
Der Of Federal Republicans met at Mr..
Webster's Hall, and after some sslutations,
which the melancholy Of the occasion in
spired, Jacob Fisher, $50, was chosen mod
orator, and George W.. Wzllngford, esq
Clerk A committee was next chosen to
draught and report resolutions expressive
of the feelings and sentiments Of the meet.
ing, who reported the following: after
which, Funeral Dirge, prepared for the
occasion BY Samuel Emerson, csc. was
sung and the meeting dissolved ilt ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26

7atsa b. Exc si;4- esi:g Z, III a. cs'ih Z .gi.s,
ea ft'ESDal iLf fthr nj ~ y J,tq4e,y
reaf, " ret4a s'tatf ~ Ilr ,t1,rr0-gs ah. II
ia EerHy u hef fs,.sg ~ ~ zs.gs ss4...ss!
zghsgai rea e.sif VIZ
A Ce.i4in farm ,lr w W. lard las ing AID be-
"A iug il the town u Harrifonsl De egun-
" OF Cumberland, IN ,ha, part Of fid tev.P
fIrmerly called Otished X 1,irg loi Nt fg-
ia the fourth Range, Sigh the buildings end
improvements thereon, containing one hua-
bred acres more Or let's - Sac a. ~ On the
premiles when and where the conditions viii
he made known,
STEPHEN KNIGHT, p, Sbgif.
Ha,55g, Der4usJsy, rs, ocs (25l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-12-26
William Goddard,

LAS received by ihips Globe and Hannah
from Liverpool, an addition to his Rock of
Hdrd-HQre G6ods,
Which are offer q for lalc on the mon favora-
bic tetuls, by wholeIale or retail.
Portland, Me-. Of