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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

rect trade; bu, that the hieh ,,,.,
mifa'iy had decided (asd b, s.a Of a..
son 70 ,. eapee' ,6a' '1s tour, Of .ppss - "a,
vary the rules that landing The r so"g wood
paying the duties 10 the oe,s, sI41' s0d
would break me continuity OF ,be wv
aud was such an 'mpo:,a,ioa As va aysgs,
gauge The trade. although III: good, NC t.
fe-shlpped in The same vessel On 80 were
OF me same pfoprie,ors, and were eo.,a u9
cd for sale 20 the mother couu,rv Is S''s
colony. 'as
This communication cos,ee,o,,.
every the mIae,est circumstance OK y
spirit OF ne ordeSs add the declsious # ~
courts as above explained. |, jr.,,.. ~
terms that are far fsom bang po,ir y .
that The dlTec, trade only betzyesa y.
her country and tie cojany. was rnh,b,.5
/, admits That the ttadc through n.
srsl country TO the mother cAuprv os
colony was lswfu:, aud fires, with o, s
preCistoa, the acts to be performed n ~
neutral country, which would be sptsc..
10 incorporate NE goods into Ii. s,o.I
OF the country aud break he cou,onn, ',
the voyage. Ia The later pars Of to-
port alluded 10, the advocate. g. neral Sea-.
20 make a kind OF reservation Of he r,s,
Of The court Of appeal, to revise the d. ="
sioas OF the high court OF admiralty. which
he represents TO have settled DC ejoc,,r.
Bur ne makes that reservation, if ipd..5
il was intended as oae, ii such term, ,,
TO preclude the idea that il would evr, h.
taken advantage Of, especially wh.n i, !,
considered, that Inc rspur. was adoo.ed
by the eovsrnmeu:, aud commuuica,ea
ofhcla!ly, by the secretary OF ,ate, 30 70
reign minister. Ii is crr'aio, howevs,
that through the court of appeal, the new
encroachmens on the rights Of he Uni,rd
States was made, which produced &.
controversy which ensued lmmed'a.cy aG
forwards.
The discussion which took place Be.
tween lord Mulgrave an4 myself u 1905,
10 The subject Of the seizures then mad
treated the encroac hment 10 that To-: q. the
special cause 81 compliant on the part If
the Uaited Sra:es. Although the Blush
pretentiou to lnhlbN even he d'recs trade,
had GOT been counsensnced b. the goerlo.
ment, YET the commerce CT the U5cd
States had been made, in certain degree,
To accommodate with it by he mefchso's.
They were content 10 decline the duec'
trade, aud 20 prosecute their enterprises
Though the UoIird S ates, equally win
the mother county and lis cOiOnles. Ii
was na'ural, 10 the course OF coatrcVsT.
sy which involved such important in'eresis
that the rlghs q parties should be iakeo
Up Cd principle, and carried 10 the greatest
extent. To ,he light thTewn or inc sa0'
jsc, by a very able essay, winch re'ef;
ed from you, I was mutn '"deO'sd' AUD !
acknowledge, in this commuaica3on' INC
sid which il afforded ne, Win peculiar g.
sisfaction. A vind!canoa, however e"
the cause on principle, however ex'e0s'VS
the range misht be, could not @H''' 'ss
origin Of the controversy, noF give % ''s
article en,esed INTO for It's sdyds;''e"' a
construction d fferent from !ha' wnlcn' oS
we'll established rules, is fairly aPp'''ao'
10 it.
III be clnslnWsG
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N . T ! c Z.

The subscriber, Inspector OF FISH 'oi t t.,
town of Alexandria, informs the clt'ze'', = ' t..
it is necessary all fish pat up Tor sale 'nai H.. =.
inspected, and that tor their goveFhll'"' ="
has thought proper to publish tho lo" '.g.
extract from the law re quitting the l'''''
ton of Fish
3;
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
One Cent ReWafe.

DAN AWAY from the SUBJ: SAD: I'd TO tn,
IL ten days since an apr J.n,e Fraac :,
.noc making business, named 'I"''
abou; seventeen years al age u m tha1kS
The above reward will be paid,, ! and to to m. in
to any person who will re'ur" Aln :
this place. ,od from harbour
All persons are forewarned HON.
ing him at their peril. yUood.
d't
.fAul 2s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
FaoA THE NORTH AMlR1s

Mr. Intellisenccr Smith has told us that
the condition of Europe exhibits tissue
made UP Of c,vu aid military desn1isnas, off,
hress've tares, zoans, famine and gar" And
he boldly asserts, that to all these evils bu.
famine, we rEigEt be nov subjected" b4r for
the embargo, This is direct admission,
that military and civil despo;ism miglt take
place under the bcrignant reign Of MIR JET
ferson "a concession, which, however It
might be proved with reference 70 the past,
must ,5e considered as ccmIlaisauce to the
changing sentiments O., he public It may
indeed be looked upon at the palace as de-
Walton of confidence in the ii,f.lihiiity which
claims to reside there bit the excuse IS to
be found in the unlevc'opcd obxcurity of e.
vents. 1t 10 of kin to the cautious conduct,
which dictates forbearance from engaging
in tie troop, furious'y contending fo tic snc-
cesson to the chief .nagistyacy. Neutrality
has its advantages and even promises rntul-
flied carry in their train means Of safety not
to be expected by the vanGuished partizan.---
The arbitrary inciiaation Of Mr.. Jefferson,
having been long cloaked under oyerween-
ing professors of respect fer free institute
ons, and & regulated and precise adminstra-
ton of them, might have deceived bis editor;
bur it is more probable that this pentential
avoual is owing TO the closing career Of his
patron, shut out from power by the danger
OF the times, his own resignation, and the
strong and increasing disapproba.ion of the
people.
The wicked yio!ent, ans! unparalleled
Pros'f2'oh OF the civil powers by Wilkin-
son, and the fave, De sustaiDs in spite Of
the sccusa''ons and proofs against him,
are Out sorry pledge OF toe subordina
TOO OF the military, if any ,hirg should
nspPen 10 give a. scope to military power
&c Illustration ct the guards. carefully
!. Toe tteetually placed upon the inv,olabi
nsY OF the person Of 'he citizen, has been
Ananetai!y o,eslocsed :E favor Of the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
las. NJ. M'Rca. c. Ct
~ The President and Oh

tors oftbe Washington ard Alexandrla
pix Company, Will meet on the road 10 Dc =
proved on IKcdaf$day next, at o>c.'' :
NJ. and continue Till O'Clock, ior ,%c
pose Of showing the road and Gesci!p"'s
roanner OF improving it, and also o, c1s y
a byi,.se across tour nile creek WIZ
persons desircns CT contracting Tor w III
or any part OF the work, are reqt00''u. II
tend, and sealed proposals viii hc FecSI.
the President on the Saturday following
Georgc cenaa!1ll
~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

more thsn suspeetrd enemy &c his ca,,,
try. He is sui!:ted 20 retain the ,a.
maad over sn army, the honorable BAR,
which mus, ietl sbhorrep, attire indlen
to shIch they are subjeeed, Gao he Is:
retained tor The purpose Of enaarg, rios
lhersy, OF making 4 boid pusa, ct pro
uasing upon teaIlsss plan and iagr
ssa!e, the integrity If The ceunuy, ADD
the liberty OF rs citizens! VIVA, became
the duty OF he CHEF magistrate, whea
shis daring feeder SET a. nougb. 60 man,
sacsed privileges? TIE senate was psss:n !.
by his insliga ion, as every capd,d msr b
iieves, q I4r to suspend The wit of hale
corbus; tina. ne culpris ac,s Of the min /,
ny might be screened, and the hnpeiesa
prisoners lang uish in an inter aainsbls lsby.
,'osh of oppression Nay j, admits e
perfect proof, that some Of the prisoners
were cor6ned al Washington uader nil.
,sry orders, un.il he srspsusioc of sheir
privileges as mep should be 2u,horized by
law and also that cne Ct them sexual v
had IN interview, liz his ssase Of duress.
with 10 less person than The presidelt,
who SO far sanctioned the violation as nc,
TO strike eff he chains koown By h:ra %
be imposed wi,hcnt law. II il be said.
these raen were ge,lty Of crimes, az.
swer lnas such Circumstance does nos
ex;enpass The military usorpslisn. They
had passed through mssy seats OF he
law, which had tsea spafned; and thtv
ought TO have beer legally detained ot
nos at al. No prosecuted having ever
since taken place assins, them. il is TO
be pfeeumed thsi noDe cuuld be maio,siu,
ed, aod sisi they were TIC victims Ct IN.
Just suspicion, Or Of ,rcscherous plo,
eon5Fiysd BY Others. Kssiug these facts
in view, well nigh, Mr s:ohh predics d:
effect Ct military sscendaocy uodsr saca
go executive, aided BY suca an insruc,cp,
with an army at bis heels.
I ha! the enctnackmeo's upon the civil
organisation would Keep equal pace. Is es.
pl,cisly proved by The recea, CIRCULAR, /
than which bo:ter grasp Ct power never
took place in 6 tree coussry. Tha, il m y
be eqoaIed bs 10 oster, rn;i! he na,,oa
shall decree the cessation It abused auhori
~, is devou'iy 10 be wished Wounded
pride is TeocIiious; iaj4dlcious struggles
20 retain andirg which IS cruu.b!lng
away, ss BY chsrsn, sc ns;usas; aod
despair uay mIisler ics.suments cf p,s.
serya,'oo, 81 opcc dsogerous 20 ,ne psop. I
snd lax ST. seious ia he .isud which relies
rpan .nem. We h.@e ,her. fore more
csuse fp.r sGccsssipa Ct similar a..
.cmp,s bzyand the law; bat lei Va rely
,ha. toe vigilance Of patriotism will cot
pas, Them ever, anl sha5 the sye~n frowbs#
OF j-aous nssion rasy aFpa; HE hear,
~h'sh would eugender ;hsp. The tai
e'ec.iore nay SECURE every fhlpg desirable
al least ;h<y will modeEae ,be wan.onness s
Of power; snd if ihe blind nahleoce, %a
wh,ch hss s'imu, il, shcH!d contiBu4
;he iaTslua.ioa, il W.! DOT be withaas
such waning as cughs % have s;uoasd 49,!
pso Ter aease. m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
June lS
TO RENT,

A convenient two story Da0taL!S 1loa
Store, situate on the corner Of sing a,.r :,
streets, lately occnpicdby Mr.. Joa'' -
Apply TO or|
Robert /. TaElos
January =.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

g:vesup 3ry people Dc mas once TAKEN W.
der tisprosection, and hence he facility he
Il d5 ID rew modelling dsHerens siases.
lns people Of Buenos Ayres, therefore,
very naturally ard very wisely desired 2
permanent connection or none- la this
respect we should meet Bonaparre ia his
own way In HE negotiations he talks Of the
king. Of Holland, Spain, Wirtenbsrg, Wesr.
phaIia, Bavaria, &c. as Independents scee.
reigns, his allies, Of whom he canne, dis-
pose, aud 10 whom he caunot dictate. Were.
we to erect Buenos Ayres, Mexico, the Car.
raccas, Cuba.&c, into dependents ases cur
allies We miphs talkto BonaPar,e in his own
language. Instead of lopgalsercasiop abou.
surrenderipg those places, we would have
no negotiation respecting them. They
would be cur allies tor whom t. stipuIa,e,
10. colonies Of whom TO make barter, aud
we should derive ali the advantage ofcoIo
MES from the connection wih them, Tex
ceps,has Of providing 70, the dependents Of
iac,ious aud rotten borooe h-moogsrs) with.
oul,isk or sypence. Oar Intercourse wi +
the y. S. sh-ws, ha, we may derive more
5eue ai from ,rsding viii an ally than with
. colony. The spirit of industry, the en-.
coursgemeut 10 enterprise is much strong
er in oue case than in The Other. Co!on;s,s
are con fined in their industry he sterili,y
of slavery Is ins degree spread o.er their
couo,rv. Independence gives shem pew
impulse Of action. which opesa,ts wi;h
great force, as the = S. CT America have
shewn. Were We to declare conn,sirs In
Dope ndenl and assist ,hem 10 ,hrow:ng eff
the yoke OF oar ecemy. ali the islands in
shc world would Of necessity put shem
selves uade, our protection, and We should
base in eject, thocsA not in nams, bns Gee
enlcny from nadsoa's bay 20 care Horn.
10 gssas o.;!;,ary CT nava! force would 5.
cecesssry 20 ,f-et Ill THE; i, wcuid ouy
De seeessarv to remaia faithful ;oyour en-
gsgsmeuss! And iussead Of fsclirg loss
OF Size .ade with the continent os Europe,
we should Sld tiade. wealth and maritime
grea,oess brycn5 she dreams esen of the
moa; ss, 2uinc, far sesiPs;og Fs@oce both
in powe; aud spltaeior. I ns ,'me fuy lie
a,chissemeoi # iissse great 5biecss is fast
passing away faf eyer. Fysnce is possess.
ing herself u Sisaiu, and through Spsio,
Will psasess herself Ct The Spanish colo.
nie:, TO which she cao spare az abundance
of troops. Let ;hen 90 tccgrr hear cf
dezens Of expeditions ssiisg from CO..
coasts az once, escn 80 nicely bsan, ri 10
rgfn 70 Ks chl Ct, .ha sprchshiv falls,
though wish sssn siroog ~ parliamentary
interest; but 'et as see cos ereal ezpe ,s.tion
gong foti1, ioo, times as strong as IS .ar
PISSED Ia oe necessary, hefet; iusuriug
sascess. sod passing from place 70 place,
emsntipa iog cnuo,.ies fsom she woke 0!
oar ensm'es. ihus rs's'ng up ne~ world
OF i''eada 70 supP'y ,hc place Ct nc oae
we baYe lost.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

CRpER,ED, 'r..a Messrs, Mcclure, Presto
and Io|nston, BE committee WIZ power
Cause the !ower epd Of Prince street to be
pared: P,cvlded it car lie done ter the use
the tcckaee thereof, and that they let out
end of Duke street, Oh the bes' terms toI
obtained.
Test
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

We are authorised to stat
that the Cccoquan Bridge IS 4
1lished, and ready for the ad
copmodat:ol Of passengers.
NAV 20 dim
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
FROM TIE HEw1UavroRr HERAL D.
Nfr ALIEN.

Mr. ALLEN,
A custom house officer comes and takes
away my vessel, puts his gyatch7nan hired
for tie purpose al The expense Of govern
ment. (or te,hats yoltna0s) ard takes her
from nav own wharf to a distant part Of the
town. where the govern ment again, or my
self. must pay wharfage, storage, &c. l
cali IN him for his authOrity-he says the
embargo laws-ve examine them, but it is
not Lbere-No man Of sense pretends such
absurrIty-He says Mr.. Gaiiatin i circular
explanatory Of the SPIRIT Of SAID laws. But
ou summation this case is not there. And
# Il were-am thus TO be Judged by Mr..
CaiIa.ir's exposition Of z ldz5 which IF it"rlf
.opEs+eILy does not embrace Or touch my
rase But Mr.. custom-hOuse officer says,
4" III sugoect YOU would have broken those
fayourite laws Of Mr.. Jefferson # I had let
LIZ a{snr."-'' and either Mr. Jefferson, or
MIR. CalIatin, " somebody has authorized
me n take your property thus, on my mere
susDicions Spirit of ny father, (whose
hearts blood brought free dom for his coun-
try and his children, as he fondly hopcd,)
,eThis The freedom for which you fought
That a seryile custom-house officer should
boast the freedom, without law or rights,
but merely on the authority and caprice
If his suspicious Or resentment, Or what
ever worse motives, to interfere in my pri-
vate and innocent concerns, and take from
me my property and DO with it as he plea
ses Or IS the case bcttered, that he does
this N humble faithful obedience to Mr.
Gauatin, Or even the great Mr. Jefferson,
but against law and right And does my
property ard ny rights, then indeed depend
no, on law anil the constitution, but on me u,
and dir suspicious Save me from such
liberty. MERCATOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
Fabi6nabie B0nHefS.
Charlotte Green,

INFORMS her Cufomers that Che has ju(f
received, and is now opening for fale al her
Store, No. 5, Tsne5' Rozg, Fij5-Strest, an ele
gan: afortment Of Straw Bonnets and Hats Of
the latef faihions Leghorn patterns, Cottage
Bonnets, Satin Lultres, and great variety
of plain do.--a very elegant a1ortment of
Ribbons, Lsces, Cords, Trimmings, Buttons,
GOwn-Irmmings, Spangles, Gloves, ipangled
and plain Fans, paper do ladies and gentle
mems fix Purfes, Wreaths, Pumes, Bandsus,
Turbans, Haad-Drefes, Caps, and Cap-Pat.
terms, plain and ornamented Combs, fix
Handkerchief, Linen, Muffin, Cotton aud
Cambria do. C9bweb Mullins, Colonade and
plain do. green Satin, PLAIN and figured
Modes, Luitrings, Sarsnets, embofed Grapes,
figured Lace, plain do Cambria Muffin and
Combric Shawls, Fuaians, Cottou-Linens,
ltriped Cotton, Canvas Buckram, MiIlinets,
Penknives, Tooth-bruihes, Tags, Indispenh-
bles, Gloves, Straw Braids and Trimmings Of
every dilcriptions, with many other articles
TOO numerous TO mention,
Having great quantity ofthe above Goods
they will be fold a, low as can be purchaled
in Portland.
An handlome ahortment Of Ladies Englifh
Kid Shoes Mifes Kid and Morocco do.
Ladies Caps, Bonnets, Gowns, Habits, Pc
leices, and Coats cut and made at the shorteit
notice. Embroidery and fine Needle work
done in the MOI elegant manner. Willow
and Satin Hats and BonnetS. Cambria Bon
nets, al IS cents, very neatly made.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

Isl ofEngl.sh Aduirals, il commits sion, On
the lst June, 1898, viii afford some infor-
nation, viz.
,ANiEs STATIONS.
Admiral Montague, Spithead tg'c.
| Admiral Lord Gamblers, Channel Fcet.
Admired VIM Young Portsmouh.
'Ad. Sir Charles Cotton, Hamoaze.
'Nice-A John HOLLOWAY Coast ot Portugal
-Vicc-Ad Lord CoIIingwooC, Mediterranean
'Vice-Ad. ]. II. Whitshed, Corf
Vice-Ad Sir J. Il. Duckworth, Plymouth.
'Vjce-Ad S. Rowley, .1amaica.
*Vice-Ad. Sir ] B Warren, Haijae.
*Vice-A Adj. Thomas NJ. Russell, North Sea.
'Vice-Ad. Sir Il (. Stanhope, WooLuich.
'Vice -Ad B Douglas, Yarmouth.
Vice -Ad <. Thornborough, Mediterranean.
+Vice-Ad & Campbell, Dozgns.
'Vice-Ad Sir J, Saumarez, Baltic ExPea'H.
+R-ar Al. A Beatie, Cape Of Good Hope.
"Vice- ADJ Jos Vashen, L@th.
*Vice-Ad. Thomas Wells, Nore.
+Vice-Ad. Sir f. Pellew, East-Iadles.
+Re&-Ad. J. c. Purvis, Oft Caeis.
+Rear-Ad. Hon. Sir A. COchrane, Lee7card-
Islands.
Rear-Ad. w. 0. B. Drary, East-Indies.
*Resr-Ad. Sir E Maggie, Jersey.
Rear-Ad. Geo. Martin, Mediterranean.
Rear-Ad. r. ]. Strachan, Mediterranean.
"Rear-Ad. Sir 5. Smith, Bra2rls.
Rear-Ad, Thomas Sotheby, off UsAnr,
Rear-Ad. Hon. NJ. DE Courcey, Chanel feet
Rear-Ad. w. A. Otway, Coast gt Portugal.
Rear-Ad. Sir Samuel Hood, Baltic Exp.
Rear-Ad. r. Keats, Baltic Exp.
Rear r Stepford, of Distant.
Re4r-Ad. q. TYLER, Spitheaa-
Those sgith th;s f. marx are Commanders
III Chief.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
BENJAMIN Griffin.

INFORMS his friends and the public that
he continues buiine(s at his former Stand,
No. Z, Jons,' Roar, Fy5-Ssrest,
where he has for lale a handfone aforiment
of Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather SLIP
PERS-Mifes ditto, and general adortment
of BOOTS & SHOES, for gentlemen &c. &c
n. Bile mut once more requeit thoie
indebted to him previous to III February, TO
call and make immediate fettlement.
(6w) dug. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

THE fubfcriber herebygives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
trult of Administrator on the efiate Of
JOSEPH STAPLE,
late Of Freeport, in The county of Cumber-
land, fhipwright, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law directs-He therefore requelts all
Perfons who are indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds estate, to make immediate payment and
thote who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hibit the fame to
dgF IS. REUBEN STAPLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

rs hereby given, that the Copartnerlhr7 Of
GRIFFIN & PORTER els this day dii-
lolved by mutual c0nfent.--All perlons having
demands againit the faid Firm. are requelted
70 call and receive their pay, and thOie indebt-
ed. will call and leStle .heir accounts with
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN, who is hereby author
fed to fette the fame.
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN,
JOSEPH S..PCRTER.
Portland, Asg. 10, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
NGTLCE L

INFORMATION IL hereby given, that the
Government Of this College will attend to
the examination Of candidates for admiGion,
on Thurfday the 9Th Of September, at o.
clock "A. M.
Il will be remembered, that the laws Of
College require that candidates fhonId pro-
duce, from their inaruGtors, satisfactory Gre
dentas of good moral character.
JESSE APPLETON, Ptsilezt
Bozg8sia College, AHgaf Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

b. E-fRLY RISING,

- E-fRLY RISING,
HOW sweet to rise when Morn's refulgent
hand,
Waves Ger tire bright'ning sky her magic
Wand
How sweet To rise, with manly Temperance
strong,
And hear the lark begin bis quaver'd song
TO view creation smiling as she glows,
And see fresh nature waken from rePose.
7 Boast ~, w sons ofopulence and power,
Boast We mid all your treasures such an hour
Can palsed sloth desert her downy nest,
Or panting asthma lift the unwieldly breast
Does nightly reyel spring TO hail the sky,
Or riot wake with animation's eye
And when evenings e gradual dusky vale"
s,,oys IFS dark texture on the softened s. lie,
dow Iov'd yon arbor, where the hol4ed
flowers
bloom on the air, and scent the floating
"a hours
re when bright Titan sinks behind the
Asklili, j,
ID II last coiors paint the village rhl'
ffH5sS Obs the eye, attentive % me sEifs'
Hz8 HI Dsdown slowly, as he slowly dies
*ihiie streams ofsplendor roll along the west
Ard marx the limits IT this purple vest
So sinks the man whose conscience Heaven
approves,
Whom angels venerate and virtue loves;
Aamsntng honor weePs upon his hearse'
And @aryes III gold the monumental verse !
While glory beams on death sreunng gloom
And with refulgent spLendor crowns ms
tomb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
Cotton Factory.

THE lubfcribers inform their friends and
1 the public, that they are appointed a
gents for Cotton Maarfa7.yy, and have JUN
received and offer by wholelale and retail, a
general adortment Of CoTToN YARN, TICK
mo, &c. at the mandatory prices, for cath
only.
VIM. r. & G. Stockbridge.
No,t5ydym5u:b, Aggge 8. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

CAMUEL WATSON, informs bis friends
= and culomers, that he has removed from
the late Rand Of Dearborn II Wotoa, to the
nezv Shop, next door above DR.. Goes, Fish
Street, where he carries on the TAIL ORING
BUSINESS in its various branches, and where
all orders will be faithfully executed with
neatnefS and dilPatch on reafonable terms.
~ Wanted Lad, about "A years old, as
an apprentice to the above buGneGs.
Aug 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
Nathaniel Martin.

I INFORMS his friends and the public that
L he has taken the fore lately occupied by
Mefrs Cross & MARTIN, Fore-Fyeet, where
he has for fse, good aaortment of
ENGLISH d M. 4 GOODS,
among which the following is part, viz.
Broad Cloths, Kerfeymears, Forefcloths,
Blue Plains, Serges, Patent Cord, Cahcoes,
Cambrcks, Iri1h Linens, Mullins, Ginghams,
CopperpIate Furniture, Linen Checks, Cotton
do. India Cottons, Bngifh do. Marieilles
quilting, Cotton Shaws, Pocket Hkfs Ban
danna do. Velvets, Chambray Mullins, Dia-
'Pers, Durants, Duroys, Callimancoes, Rufells,
Silk Gloves, Cotton do. Velvet Velting, Boot
Webbing, Cotton Hofiery, Worried do. Guern-
fey Frocks, Pocket Books, Cotton Braces, &c.
hy6-Rum, Brandy, Gin, L:fbon Wine,
Port do. Malaga do. Loaf Sugar, Brown do.
Flour, Cotton, Nails, Shovels, Scythes, Salt,
Fifth, Cinnamon, Ginger, Pimento, Pepper, &c.
LIKEWISE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
Cotton Factory

THE fuhfcribers inform their friends and
the public that they are appointed a.
gents for Csfton MaHufa7o,y, and have Jun
received and offer by wholeiale and retail, a
general afortment Of CorToN YARN, TICK
ING, &c. at the mandatory prices, for cath
only,
Stockbridge & Torrey.
BATH, HRggf 8. II WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

NOTICE ~ hereby given that The follow
1 ' ing Shares or rights IN 'hePoriland Mon
ument Ground, will Ne fold at Public Auction
on Saturday the l7'h day Of September
next, al three o'clock \. M. 10 pay the afel-
ments that have been aacG, Snd All Incidental
charges on the fame, unlels previouly paid,
viz Nos ga x 65-Sae on the premles.
JONATHAN STUART, Trealarer.
fHF. rs. (5w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
NOTICE.

a IL Perfons that have accounts open with
~ the late frm of CROSS & MARTIN
are once more requeited to call and have the
fame adjuRed, and thole indebted TO make
Immediate payment to the fublcriber who is
authorized to fettle the fame.
NATHNIEI. MARTIN,
Portland, Arggf 4.