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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
80. |olsph Mande,;l,,
caRsG2 aF KING and 'Ale
A1sxAsssf4: 'ai'A
!. o., has FOR SALE,
An allortnent Of WV.
ouoRs, GRocsa1,,' ~ J
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Old St. Essephe Medoc ,,,..
one dozen ~
A few dozen fine old froat;n,c
Dltto do. best wine ei.,.,
Jamaica and sVest-India rum
New-Engiand do
Cogniao, Bourdeaux and Na,,..,
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whiskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye .,
Cider in barrels -
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence Oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads iisvanna honey
Is do. choice retailing neA,.,
Gunpowder !
Imperial
Hyson TAO
Young Hyson mo
Hysoa-skin and q s"d e1I4
SaDchong
M,tsrovado sugars, different qualiis
Bengal bite do.
Loaf and lump sugars, philadelphia.
t..laoie ard Alexandra.
I-eipoi's, CARROTS, and Hamiltoa's y
III bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee DO.
Ciorcr-sced, Penn. r,arraattd)
Mace: nutmegs; cloves cassia; pin
to; pepper; ginger, race and grond;G
enne pepper; refined salt-peTe.
Cohcc; chocolate rice pearl sAt
s,ontlon and Philadelphia mustard; sa
salt; starcl, !; fly blue; fotant indigo;Ce|
sia and Tennessee cotton; fax; w0oI; d
der; coppefas alum birthstone Chi
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper nd tFia
traces; bed cords; leading lines dtmiJolI
s,in cases: patcat shot; brandyTtneynp,
der; Rarsey's g,lnpowdcr, [the oaiyrdS
slsh battle pqwdccl from T to ,rshIs ;sa
chewing tobacco best HAVANA segan'
MusCatc! and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins In casks.
Lante curlants prunsi; soft sAeiled
monas.
a few boxes excellent pickles, each
dczen bottles assorted Z; capers, eiiyss md
cho'ies, for sale By It's BOX.
A quantity OF clean good aIum salt SUI
Tor the fishery, &c. sc
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
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& ~ ~ - ~
yT-fIE subscriber offers 10 rent for one or
4 more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives, a Blachstnith's shop, Will. a
complete set OF 1oals, Dwellir E House IN
comfortable condition, calculated FOR 8 ia1ni-
", together with between three and four acres
OK very rich land-FWm several years expe-
,ienre, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for blacksmith than
the one nov offered 10 let.
Thomas Z. Morcland.
Mayyiaus, Rfoad-Creek, laWtf
December -(l5.j
n Z. If don't rent the fine stand
viii give good wages TO young man
with family.
District otLolusnDia, to VIII:
Charles ]. Catlett. and Ann his wife,
Csmaiaiuants -
against =
Thomas Fairfax, the President and :
Directors Of the Bank Of Alex (
andria, and William Herbert and
William Herbor. jun.
4 fnd.nss.
The defendant Thomas Fairtax, not
having entered MS appearance KID given SC.
ctiritys according to the act OF assembly aGti
she rules OF his court, ard i appearing tc the
satisfaction OF &c court upon affidavit, tilat
the said defend Thomas E.irfax, is not IN
inhabitant Of hi- i,.tcict On motion OF the
said corr;2ia;nats.a w thcir counsel, it is or
hered, ttec -34 S.,1c tleiidsnt Ti,omas FAIR
lax, do apqea n='s. IN las first day of nest
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
Ya31sAe7s,s Gra7sd Restos attire,
p1,vsstson batter than Csye.

Recommended as an imgaluable Mcdicine,
for the speedy relief, and permanent cure Of
the various complaints which result from dis
STATED pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, re-
sldegcs In climates nnfaycGaoie TO the constl-
taSfon. the inanloderate use OF tea frxqueat
iasoxicssioa or any destructive intemperance.
the ,lnssiifnl or destsuctiyc use If mercury,
the diseases peculiar to females, at a certain
period OF life, bad iayings m, &c. sec.
And is proved 10y long and extensive expe-
sicnce to be absolutely unparalleled IN the
cure of nervous disorders, eoRsumptions and
lowness of spirits, loss Of apre1ite, impusity
of the blood, hysterical affections, inward
weakness, violent cramps IN the stomach and
back. indigestion, melancholy, scat in the
stomach, pains in the limbs, relaxatlons, IN
voluntary EMISSIONS. seminal weakness, OBJ
stipsSe elects, auer albos, or whites, sanpo-
xenry, barrcnness. &c- &c.
flamslton's Worm DsstYoya,isg LO-
zsalges-
Which there is reason TO believe, have,
within eight years past cured upwards OF TWO
AuSDRED TnousANn persons OF both sexes,
ofeyery age, and in every situasion,of various
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
AID from obstruciions or foulness In the sto-
mach and bowels.
H11nilt0mss EIsxa7.
Esr Coughs, coaas, Asthnas, Sore Threat:
snd approaching coassinpti0as:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10

HAHa's rxuE AXE GENUINE
sGEPMd az CORN pLAISTE e,
An infaliible remedy forCous, speedily re-
moving them root and braach without giving
PAIN.
The Gennsne Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Halsn's Genuine Eye Water.
A. sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted to cure by once using, and to
be free from lNercxry or any hernicious or Of
fensiue ingredient, BIC. may With perfect sale
tybe applied to the youngest infant
Hannah Lee, Patent Medicine Store,
New York, Sept. 10, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
ELEANoR's ROSE BUD.

tlow isveet was the roie- bud thar blufhed on
the tree,
Ia EieAnor's beautiful bower
Aiured ny rs fragrance came bee after bee,
And hPFed without wounding the flower.
A keen LITTLE worm Glanced its beauty to
view,
And creeping with wondered art,
!, nibbled, and nibbled and ear its way
through,
Nor ceafed Till it lodged in the heart.
The fair, little dreaming how fhort was its
date.
Too late the rude fpoile- deferred,
Sad Eleanor's rofe bud mufl bend to Its fate,
Il faded-it dropped and il died.
Yourself but flower, pretty maiden, be-
ware,
Diifinguifh the fpoIer and ny;
For man Is worm, that Of, preys on the fair,
And You, like the rofe-bud, may die.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

. TOLEN, on Saturday night Ialt. from on
~ board the brig Three siflers, while lay
ing at anchor in the horbour of this town,
between 4 and 2 ounces Of GOLD in bars,
two of which are wrought, containing one
ounce each, and have hole drilled through
them. The other bars are from one to three
inches long. will apprehend the
thief, or thieves, 70 that they may be brought
70 jultice, ihall receive the above reward, If
taken with the gold, or FIFTEEN dollars for
either of them. CHARLES SLOCUM.
Goldfmths and thOfe who purchaGe Gold
are particularly requelted to obierve the a.
bove advertisement.
ByjfOI, fR Z SEPT. $50, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

THE fubfcriber informs the citizens OF
Portland, that he intends keeping pri-
vate School in the Union School, houie, Port
land, folicits fhare of their patronage, and
prefumes he can give fatisfaction to thofe who
may favor him with the care and inftruetion
Of their children. There will be taught in
faic fchool, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Eaglifh Grammar, Geography, &c. There
Will be but forty FIVE fchoIars admitted, and
the fchool will commence as foon as fublcri-
bers for thirty fhall be obtained, "A fubicrip.
ton paper is left at Mr.. 5. Patterns Book
itore. ~ Term dOlls. SO ctr per quarter,
doll. in 0dO0aef ALBERT WIN5LOW.
Portland, Od. l7s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Decay
ODE 9th or ANACREoN.

BE THOMAS Moofe ESQ.
> al thar breathe the airs cf Heaven,
some boon Of ihength has ia ure given.
When ihe Majeftic bull was born,
she tense his brow with wreathed horn.
she arm c The courler's loot of air,
and wing'd with ipeed the painting hare.
She gave the lion fangs Of terror,
And On the oceans cryaal mirror,
ausat the unnumber i scalv throng
10 trace iheic hquid path along
While for the umbrage Of the grove,
she pi1m'd the warbling world OF love.
oman The gave the flame rcfad,
he ipark Of Heav Us thinking mind
And had Ille no iurpaling trealure.
tor thee, oh woman, child Of pieafnre
She gave thee beau'y-ihaft of eyes,
Thai every fhaft Of war outaies
she gave thee heauiy-blulh of Ere,
That bids the flames of war retire
Woman be fair, we mutt adore thee;
'Saile, and a world is weak before theel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Twenty Dollars Reward.

A LETTER encloing los Dollars in Bank
A Bills, viz. Five on LiRcoIn and Kenne-
beck Bank, numbered 632. SGT, 587, z93,
and 2o8, of 90 dollars each, (the three frl Of
which numbers are dated dug !, 1905, and
the two latter, lug !, iso4-one on Farmer 5
Exchange Bank, No. $40, of doars-one
on Vermont State Bank, No. 1906, Of 8, was
put into the Polt Office, Bath, (Me on the
10th OF September, directed 20 Messrs. Stark
& M'Kinltry, Bolton, which has never been
received by rhem-The above reward will be
given for the recovery of the money by
JOSEPH HARROD.
Bath, Os9 a, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
TO JOHN TRY, 7oiner.
Bath, Oh. 4, 1903.

I do publickly acknowledge having receiv-
ed your inttructions to come 20 Montreal
in Canada, and there 20 ferve the remainder
Of my pPrenticeihip--and I do here aGign the
follwing reafons for NOT complying Herewith
You left Portland in June lait; and your wife
aud children, and myleIf, without money.
work and food /; 70 that | was under the ne.
ceflty of returning home TO my Parents, thir.
ty-6ve miles, and not cent to defray NV
travelling expences.
Secondly, you have mon bafely and deTb-
erately, and under the mark Of friendfllip and
religion, violated the hofpitalry OF your
friends houfe by reducing the virtue OF his
chile therein 10 the irretrievable lois of her
character, and the peace and happiness of
her father, man who you have ever fpoken
OF as your fincere and confidential friend
Thirdly, you are conhdercd by all clahes az
fociety, a vile and abandoned character
and particularly 70 by that order Of religion 70
which you once a member, 1.-THE Bao,ilt
PerfuafIon) that you have been excommunica-
ted as unworthy Of the relpeGt due to that
name-and | do therefore, think YOU an unwor-
thy example 20 myfelf and all Others who are
not funk into the a pft wretched (fate ~ ge-
pravity JOHN rSFDGIEy
Portland, Sep. 27. 1903 (oa. loJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Qan's made Of Narration.

Mr.. QUIN, the actor, beng once afked if
he had ever been in Scotland, and how he
liked the people (" If you mean" replied he,
" the lower order Of them, lhaIl be at lois
TO anlwer you for had no farther acquain-
tance with them than by the lmell. As for
their nobility they are numerous; and, for the
mott part, proud and beggarly. remember
when cro6ed from the north of Ireland into
their d-d country, | came to little,
wIetched village conhlting of dozen huts,
in the nyle Of Hottentots, the principal of
which was an inn, and kept by an earl, was
mounted on fhriveled quadruped. for there
was no certainty of calling il horfe, mare, or
gelding, much like North Wales goat, but
larger and without horns. The whole village
was up in an infant TO fallute me, fuppohng,
from the elegance OF my appearance, that
mutt be Tome perfon of large fortune and
great family. The earl ran, and took mold of
my ftirrup while diimounted then turning
to his eljeft fon, who food by us without
breeches, faid, >" My lord, do You take the
gentleman's horie 70 the liable, and deiire your
filter, lady Betty to draw him point of two
penny for fuppoie 70 great mon will ha'
the belt of liquor in the hous," was cblig-
ed" continued Quin, Y" TO ltay here the whole
night, and TO make a upper of rotten pota-
toes and linking eggs. The old nobeman
was indeed very compliant, and made me
accept of his own bed. cannot fay that the
dormitorv was The ben of any in the world;
for there was nothing but an cid box to fit
apon in the room, and there were neither
iheets nor curtains on the bed. Lady Betty
was kind enough 20 apologize for the apart
ment, alluring me, many perlons Of great
dignity, bad frequently lept in i and that
tho the blonkets luked fac block, il was nor
quite four wears iinCe they had been wafhed
10y the Counties her mother, and lady Matilda
Clro.ina Amelia Eleonora Sophia, ole Of her
youngeit tilers Y lhe then wllhed me good
night. and fsid, tha, the vifcount her brother
would take particular care to greaie my boots.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

NOTICE :
THE Copartnerfhip under the firm of
STUART S' LINCOLN,
is this day difiolved by mutual content all
Perions agalnlt whom they have demands are
requeited TO call and fettle them with JoNA-
THAN STUART, who is duly authorized to
tettle the fame, without further notice.
JONATHAN STUART,
ROYAL LINCOLN, JUN.
! Portland, on. Is, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

HE Proprietors of the Portland O4ityvatoyy
(or&Monument Ground, 70 called are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held at James Burnhams inn, the f1G
IIsiday Of Nove@6er Hfsf, at o'clock, p. M.
LIT. 10 chooie Moderator.
Cd. To choole Clerk, Collector and
Trealurer.
Sd. To choofe Standing Committee for
the year.
4th. To act on any other buGnefs that NAV
regularly come before them.
O7. az. SMITH COBB, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
or PoR-Rider'r Notice 4

SUBSCRIBERS to the Portland papers on
= the rout purified by the fubfcriber, viz
from Portland to Doughty's Falls, through
Parfonsfeld, &c. are requefed to pay tie
POSTAGE which may be due. immediately.
In order TO efied fettlement, he has made
arrangements with thofe who deliver the pa
Pers for the poa.rider TO receive the pay
ment for poRage.
O9. 10. TOPPAN SAWYER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
KUcTAv BoNAP1RTF.

Il appears by our foreign Intelligence that
LucrAN poEAPARTE has been applying for
pa1ports to come 70 the United States What
he can be coming here for at this time, we are
unable 70 conjecture, unlels the Proficiency OF
he United St1fes has been traagfsrves to him, a
the fovereignty Of Spain was 10 his brother
liz. S. Cazelel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
CobarfnerLbfh DinGLa,ed

C9parfnerlbip DD0lVed.
THE Copartnerihip lately exiting under
- the firm of
YARMOUTH & BLAsDELL,
is by mutual content this day diaolved. All
Perions having demands upon, or are indebt-
ed TO faid firm, are requelted to call and Get-
tie the fame.
JONATHAN BLASDELL,
MOSES YARMOUTH,
7a4eiSam, Ga. z, 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

On Jsf9b B'a4Parfs's entrance !, and Exit frox
Spain.
WIEN JosEPH fri made his fam'd entry to
Spain,
he wiil'd IN the hearts ofhis people to reign;
His actions have prov d what exceeds all belief,
Tho he snterd a Kisg-he went off like a
Tiff
He raniack'd the Palace, he plunder'd the
Church,
Religion exploded-Ieft laws in the Iurch;
Put # we may judge-what his exit reveals,
His courage had fled from his heart 10 Bis
beaL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

More Demaeyatie hgie .....Mr Smith fays
the embargo does not injure England 70 much
as it does France. conlequently it was not laid
againft England, but againR France, if It was
nor laid from motives preciiely American"
A. throws great Gone at B who by his dex-
terity wards il off aud il breaks the foul of
c. Oh fays A. did nor aim the ifone at Ell
Their Of ysu, only threw it to prelerve peace
not only with c. but with B.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

TIE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned that he has been duly sp-
pointed and has taken upon himfeif the trult
OF an Executor If the laft will and telGanent
of ROGERS THRILL,
late Of Minot, in the county Of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceafet, by giving bond as the
law directs Tie therefore requelts all rerions
who are indebted TO the fad decealed's ettaie,
70 make immee { payment and thoic who
have a9y demands tliere1n TO exhibit The
fame 10 ASAPH HOWARD.
o-4sSsy $50, sos,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
A FARM For SALE.

N the town Of Falmouth, in the county of
: Cumberland, confilting of one hundred and
1--we acres of Land, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpicot River, and five
miles from the town of Portland, and on the
pott road that leads from Portland to Auguita,
and into many Of the back towns Said farm
IS conveniently ftuated for Public Houie,
with large two tory Houte and Barn, with
out houies- The foil of faid farm is inferior
10 none.
Ago-In fad town, Wood Lot, contain
ing % acres,-Inquiie of
OLIVER WINsLOW.
o. II. n.f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Factory Cation.
JOSEPH POPE, conRantIy keeps for faIe a
large fupply Of cotton Warp and Filling,
White and coloured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton shifting and Sheeting,
do Check and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c. which being conGgnmen,
will be fold at the Factory prices.
Lilezujt-a quantity Of loaf and lump su-
gar in hhds. & bbls.- No. z, B1ygey's Row.
Sept. 10 (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
CHARACTER OF THE SPANIARDS.

CHARACTER OF The SPANIARDS.
"A literary friend has obliged us with the
following extract from the travels of French
gentleman in Spain at the elofe of the lait
century. II is written in 70 fpirited ffyle
aud 70 happily translated, that the view il
gives Of part of the Spaniih character will
doubtlefs be acceptable to our readers at this
criiis -
"The SpanIards, naturally cold and delib-
crate when nothing extraordinary moves him
as inhamed TO enthufIafr when his haugl-ti-
neis, recruitment or any of the patton, which
cempole his character, are awakened either
by iniult or oppohton, Hence il is that the
Spaniih nation, apparently the moa grave,
cold and flow in Europe, fometimes becomes
one of the mof violent, when circumstances
deprive il of its habitua calm, and deliver
II up 10 the empire of imagination The
mott dangerous animals are not thole which
are in the mot continued agitation. The
afpeef of the L ion is grave as his pace his
motions are not IN vain. As long as bis action
IS undilfnrbed, he loves peace and fIeace
but if heis provoked, he flakes his name !;
hre fparkles IN his eyes; he roars tremendouf-
ly, and the king ofauimals appears"
Mercantile -d5vertisr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
CYPRIAN STEVENS

ME the fubfcribers, CommifIioners. an.
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman.
E4q. Judge of Probate of Wills &c. for the
county of Cumberland, to receive and exam
inc the claims of the ieveral creditors to the
eltate Of
GEORGE PIERCE,
late Of Otsfeld, in faid county, elouire. dece-
aied, Represented iniolyent, hereby give notice
that lax months are allowed by the laid Judge
70 the Creditors 10 bring in and prove their
claims, and that they fhall attend 10 them on
the lat "wednesday Of the preient month, and
on the Taft Wednesday of the FIVE next follow
ing months, at the Counting room Of Danie-
Tucker, from two until FIVE o'clock, p. Mt
DANIEL TUCKER, =
WILLIAM SWAN, COnniG0ns,..
ELIAS MERRILL.
PovfLaad, O9. IL, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Sgifct Paragraphs.

The following is a copy Of a letter writ
ten byMr. Jefferson in 1907 to Louis
Bonaparte, king Of Holland. The
recollection oft ought to be revived
in the minds of the American people
at this alarming crisis. Had feder-
alist even written such letter 10 a
king Of Great Britain or any other
king, the Jacobins would have some
cause for clamouring about "monar-
chical tendencies" In what r spect
the Bonapartes are more deserving
of our brotherly affection than other
kings, | am unable TO perceive. But
MIR. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison, have
doubtless some cause, for their pecul-
lar attachment TO this family Of up.
start emperors & kings.-U. S. Gaz.
GREAT AND GOOD FRIEND Hay
ing received your letter Of September
last, which notifies your accession TO
the throne Of Holland, I tender you, in
behalf Of the United States, MY con-
graluiations on this event. Connected
with your nation by the earliest ties oil
friendship, and maintaining with her
uninterrupted relations of peace and
commerce, no event which interests
their welfAre can be Indifferent to US.
Il is, there fore, with the greatest plea
sure I receive the assurances of your
majesty, that you will continue to cher
ISL those ancient relations, and WE
shall, on OUR part endeavour to
strengthen your good viii BY faithful
observance Of justice. and by all the
good offices which occasion Shall per-
nit.
Distant as we are from the powers
of Europe, and devoted to pursuits
which separate us from their affairs, we
still look with BROTHERLY concern
on what effects those nations, and offer
constant PRAYERS for their welfare.
With a FRIENDLY solicitude for
your maj,sty's person, Z PRAY God
ihai he may elways have you, GREAT
and GOOD FRIEND, in his holy
keeping
Written atthe city Of Washington,
the 2sll. day feb | s07.
Your good friend
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Iy order ofthe President,
JAMES MADISON, Sec'ry Of State.
~ After Mr. yEFFERso. had been made
fnL,r.n.rrrts l.nsnr ~ Ln.n. IN "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

IN his travel through Csff-aria, Jays, that
having come one night TO the Palace one Of
The moi Puiiian1 princes among the Hotten-
tots, he was very kindly received and hof-
pitably eatertained-hut the next morning
he found that wo of the Princef1es in the
night had fried his boots, and ca, them all
bar the hseI;.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Tappan & Sewall,

Tappan K Sewall,
No. IL, HaymorEst-Rs1g,
Lave received an exten6ve ahertment Of
= European S' India Gods,
adapted to the leafon among which are
Coatings--Duffis- Flanels-- Baizes--Rele
Blankets-Swanldown & Toilenet Veaings-
Observation-Disclosures Kerieymeres
---Stufs-Salifbury Flauels--HoGery-Col-
rain Linens-India CottoR-Britifh Shifting
Cotton Thickfetts- Velveteens--P Patent Wort
ted Cord-India -CaIicoes-Whte &
coloured Cambricks-Fancy Muflins-Ging-
hsms-Black Crape-Cotton Sewings-Fins,
&c. ALSO,
quantity of SKZR7ZNG LEATHER, of
hyperion quality.
N. B. The highea price given for Pot and
Pearl Alhes. (tf) Oa. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
IKLSE CCCES.
Tofeph Barbour,


OPPOSITE the Infurance Office, head Of
~ Filh-lreet, las JUN received variety Of
Freh
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
Real fuperfne Broadcloths and Keriameres
Common Go. do.
Satiuetts-Velveis- Cords
Queens CIoths--Peliece Flannels
Carbohydrates
FIanneis, all colours
Bombazetts, Wilboars, Durants, Duroys,
ShalIoons, &c.
Plain black & olive Velvets-corded do.
Worried Hofiery--SiIk do--Cotton do.
Britiih Shirting-Linens-Li Cambrick
Tabby Velvets-Brown Linens
Plaided and plain Lufrings
Ginghams Prints -Furnitures elk Cham
brays
India Cottons-Huckabuck
Bandana Hkfs,-Fancv fix do-fllk Shawls
Fancy Standardization Laces
Black Cambrick-do. Grape
Ladies' long white Kid Gloves
Do. Kid, Leather and Silk Habit do.
Centlmen's doe-1in Beaver and Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick-Cotton Balls
Cambrick Dimity--Comnon do.
Cotton Shawis-Fa1iionable Coat Buttons
Black fix Velvets-Cotton Umbrellas
Gentlemen's Lambs-wool Hole, &c. sc.
ALSO,
An Anortment of MUFFS & TIPPETS,
Confifting of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, & Mock
Sable. Oa. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
To zubom Il NAV concern,

10 7Vbom it may concern.
EVERY perfon who has any book belong
- ing to the fubfcriber is requefted to re.
turn them as foon as they are done with them:
or not borrow any more ar prelent.
o6 ~. B. GRIFFIN.