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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
DorHan0,
Monday, September II, 1903.

n.
1900
TO ths Subscribers and Patrons # the
Portland Gazette.
ON the the first of the prcsent
month, the subscriber relinquished his
interest and editorship of this paper to
Mr.. ARTHUR SHIRLEY and he has
taken this opportunity TO express his
grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends and patrons, for the liberal
and honorable support, which this pa
per has uniformly received. In re-
linquishing my concern in the cstab-
lishmert, my friends will permit me to
solicit continuance Of their patronage
in behalf of my successor; who will
zealously support those principles Of
FEDERAL REPUBLICANISM, as
they were protested and prsctised BY
the immortal WASHINGTON.
This opinion is not expressed from
party motives or party feelings, but
from an anxious wish to see those mea-
sures, and that policy prevail which
will have the greatest tendency to pro-
mote the HONOUR, INDEPEN-
DENCE, and PROSPERITY Of the
country. Seperate from these consider
ations, have advocated or opposed no
man or measure of the present admin
lstration ofthe general government.
A critical and interesting crisis is an
preaching, in regard to our public AZ
fairs. Alarming as our situation is. LEI
no one dispsir Of the republic. Lei
there be union Of honest and patriotic
men; and let those characters, only BE-
supportedfo for Offices ofpower and trust,
whose individual honor and interest da.
ponds on the promotion of the y,slfare
and prosperity Of the public at large
ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

Y appears from thelat>R accounts that
the Spaniih war is exceedingly unpopular
n France that the Spanilh royal family
had been fcnt into the interior of France /;
that the troops lately fent into Spain
BY Bhaparte's orders were principally
new and beardlefs confcripts that Mu-
rat was ftill at Bayonne, and much inditPo-
FED; that the direet road from Bayonne to
Madrid was in pcflsilion of the French |;
bat was the only communication they had
between the two countries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

Commencement az Bolydoin con.gl

commencement az Bo1ydoin College.
On Wednesday last, was the Ami
versary Commencement at Bowdoin
College.
Al Z O'Clock the procession formed
a. me chapel and moved to the Meet
ms House, preceded by a band of ma.
sic, in the following order. -
Memoeis OF the institution.
President and Professors,
Board Of Trustees.
Board al Oyerseer..
reverend Clergy, and those oS \ J;b.r.
al Education.
Order Of Commencement E,-e,.,,.
l. A Statutory GRAFTON in latin. - ~.
fa~onage u hfe1afure = -
ny ALEHEn Joyrsoy
H. An english conference, on TN.
COMPARATIVE t'!jgry, resultiae- y $500,
and ne f0ve g.fieasare
BY WIL1IAM ALLFN THonpsox. -,
F"Nn Johnson, and ENos Mre.
RILL. -'A--A
III. A greek dissertation. ., r,
IRfnfe BY DAVID SrANwoo,,
". AZ english dissertatioa. on ~.
3.feaa q ne z24omeiap.yelsel9n
By JOHN PArTES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

icss worthy their patroiiagc i.s,h lrrt.-
tolore. Il viii continue to be devoted
% the support Of the FEDERAL Gov
srIrurIoN, and Republican form Of
Government and to the support Of
those civil and religious rights and pri-
yiieges which are secured to the ciliI
zens Of the United States by the estab-
lishcd laws and institutions Of tAe coun-
try.
No exertions or care will BE- omitted
70 continue this paper a channel for use
full and interesting information. To
obtain this object, communications on
political and;niscellaReous subjects are
respectfully solicited. All those who
wish well to the cause of American
prosperity, are invited TO promote the
circulation ofthis paper and tits re-
quested that all papers, articles Of In
formation, and advertisements, should
be addressed to the public's humble
servant, ARTHUR SHIRLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
TO THE PUBLIC

IN Offering myself candidate for
public patronage, it would be presumn.
tlon Oh my part % make pompous bro.
LESSONS ofmy own abilities /: Suffice !
Tor me 70 say, that have made .suoi
arrangements as | ilatter myself vii
enable me 70 render the GAzE1TE \,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

His ExcelleDcy the Governor uf this State
mas OF late been seriously indizPosed, but X
IS with pleasure we learn BY the Cendnel Of
Saturday last, that he Is Oh TIE recovery.
and that his Physicians had strong hopes.
that IN a few days he would be able 10 al
tend to- business.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

BY this Public Tnhrument and Declaration
Of Proteft be it known and made manifelt 10
all whom il doth or may concern, That on this
fecond day of September in the year of our
Lord one thouland eight hundred and eight,
before me George w. Strong, pubic aotary
IN and for the State OF New York, duly com.
mifiioned and fworn, refding in the city of
New York, perfonally came and appeared
David Petty mater and commander of the
fchoon9r Speedy Of Brookhavsn, who being by
me duly fworn opon the Holy Evangeleit did
depofe, protel and rav, That on the nineteenth
day of Augut lat paR, he was falling in the
faid ichocner on the louth fide Of Long Hand
bound from New York to Morches in Brook
haven, and when opPoGte Gilgo Cut he was
hred at and brought too by Gun Boat No. 40.
commanded by lanes Renfhaw, who fent
barge on board the Deponent's lchooner, and
alstr examining her permitted her to>proceed
on her voyage. That after lhe had proceeded
about one mile to the windward he was again
hEed at and compelled to bearaway and come
undertake lee ol the gun boat, when the dom
mander demanded the deponent to come on
board and pilot him into Fire I1and inlet,
which the deponent coufented 20 do for ten
dollars TO which the commander reoIied
thar he would be damned if he would give
him ten cents, and added that II the dcDonent
did not obey, his fchooner fhouId aot he ner.
mitted TO leave the gun boat. N.rhereuoon
the dePonent permitted III his rcfusai the faid
commander ient his barge on board the
ichopner, with orders to take by force the de-
Ponent or one Of his men out Of rhe fchooner
and bring him on board the gun-boat. That
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

AT large and re peetaDle meeting Of
Federal Republicans, holden at the County
House IN Portland, on Saturday, the 10h
of September, inst.-Hon, SAMuEL FaEE-
NAN, ESQ. was chosen Moderator--andU Or.
liver BRAY, Secretary.
Resoiged, that we will support
Ezekiel Hhitman, Esq.
as candidate to represent this District IN
the next Congress Of the United States. and
that we will use all honorable & fair means
to ensure his election.
Resolved, that Hon. Woodbury. Storer-
Eaq. Capt Daniel Tucker. lanes ID. Hon
kins, Esq. Nathan Kinsman, ESQ. and Fb-
enezer Mayo, Esq. be &C oFnmittee, tD trans
NIT copy Of the foregoing Resolution ~
our Federal Republican Brethren in The
several towns in this District and request
them to unite witrus in support Ct the same.
On motion, Voted. that the PROCEEDINGS
OF thia meeting be published ii the port
land Gazette, and Freeman's Friend, aaa
that the Secretary furnish copies thereof
Tor that purpose.
Oliver BRAy. SecrsA-yy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

THE subscriber requests al those in
debted for the PoRTLASD GAZETTE and
Advertisements which have been inserted
in the same, TO make payment Presun-
ing the Patrons Of this paper are. both liber-
al and just, it IS confidently expected
speedy adjustment Of the accounts will be
complied with, not only with punctuality,
but with cheerfulness. Such arrangements
are made in regard to the distribution Of.
the bills, as viii be attended with the least
possible inconvenience 70 the suhsc ibers.
A list Of Agents will be published in the
next CARTE. ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

Ahe Y. ;. Frigate Chesapeake, anchored
on Portland Light on Saturday evening u.
sunday morning, she got under way AID
stood 70 the westward. What fine thing
" ~ to have commerce projected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
5v tbe Sails,
FRoM THE n, P. COMMERCIAL ApvERrrsER.
GUN-BOAT TYRANNY.

ks
GUN-BOHT TYRANNY.
We have read the following fiatement of
facts with no ordinary emotions The op-
preiive fyitem, BY which the citizens Of Amer
lea are now governed, nun be fpeedily arref-
ted, or the rights, and Liberties Of the people
viii be lof forever %
Mr. LEWIS,
Let thofe who may read las truit
they will with a5horrence and detef-
tation1 the following hatcmrut of
few Of the mott wanton acts of cru
city infiaed BY a petty Tripping in
command, who I" tseir bo1ysr and
f9rgef5 rigbf upon one of our own
citizens in the peaceable purfuit Of
his lawful buiinefs, within a few
miles Of his own door, now answer
the plain queition, whether they are
yet fatished with the prefent Embar-
60 and Gun Boat policy of our ad-
miniltration. | am informed that
divers other acts Of wanton abufe as
well as cruelty alto enfued, which are
nor detailed in captain Petty's pro-
tef, as irrelevant to his purpoies.
For tnyfelf, want'language to expefs
my regret that fuch acts Of oppref-
fiOn can with impunity be praaifed
upon our feHow-citizens, without a
fpeedy and adequate refitance. /
trult, however, that in this in(fance,
but one voice will be heard, and one
general with be exprehed, thar the
culPrit will without delay, be remov-
ed from Office, and that the abufed
captain Petty will fpeedly be remun-
Grated with ample damages by the
verdict of a jury of his country, 10
which | think he may lately appeal.
A CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

The North Carolina election for Rapreseu-
tatlves 10 Congress has resulted N w
choice OF Federaiists, A1ndisonisns.
RAndolPhmen, I doubtful Duinr IA
Washington, and Adams admiuis rltien,
y. {. never had more than frderalists n,
Congress at time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

The Portsmouth Oracle of Saturdav Issr
gives statement Of the votes for members
OF Congress, from III towns, the result "
ror the FEDERAL ITcNET, 14,642
FOr the democratic ditto, III, 65Z
Federal Majority so0s
Net Federal gain, 559I
\ ~ towns remain 70 be heard from, whicl.
VIII probably IncreAse the Federal majority
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
Paris, June 70, 1893.
Captains Bray and CHIPMAN,

! Genfiemrz-It'givss me much pain TO in
form you, in anfwer to your letters or the
9th infant, that on recurring to the pro-
ceedings OF the Council of Prizes, ] ind
your velIels and cargots have both been
condemned. The one on the 9Th and the
other on the rsth inf. The reafons affign-
ed for condcmning the George, are, (" be-
caufe having been topped by Britiih
cruizer, fhe was carried into Falmouth,
from which place f1e failed with Kings
hccnce" For coudemning the Vengence,
" becaufe ihe has been viiited by Britiih
cfuizers."
1t is the duty of the agent Of prize cauf-
este give you all neceHary information on
this fubject. Permit me therefore to re-
fer you to him. am, gentlemen, your O.
bedient. humble .fervant. 49,
tSigned) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
f. 1t is reported, Napoleon, in an interview
with col LivizgFor, fpoke with much warmth
againit the Engliih, declared be would not re-
Lax from his DEGREES, fad he was not Offend
ed at our Embargo, aud fhould nor complain
OF our making q treaty with England, If it
was conformabIe to the law of nations.
The ArcturAs has brought official accounts
Of the COMBINATIONS sof leveral American
veaels Some for being vi6ted by Britifh
cruizers, which was no fault of the Americans.
One vefTel, which entered France, Dec. 8, was
condemned under Decree of Dec. IL One
vefTel, cleared indeed for London, but enter
ed France without having been vifted," or
having put into any Engliih port, was con-
demned. The Science, frem London for NJ.
York, was condemned. One venel was con-
demned whole cargo coz 10000 dollars, and
was fold by the saetorI for 10000.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-29
Berkeley. ss.~
December Court, 1907.
Liz T E~Aa

Berkeley, IS.
December Court, 1907.
Luke T'eirnan, Complainant,
AGAINST
William Efvfton, William Alexander
and John Smith, Det'ss.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant William Hvl,on, not
L having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it Appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court TINT he is
not An ~inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the complainant, BY his
counsel, it is ordered, that the said
William Hylton d" appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, to anqwcr the bill Of the
complainant, and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith Inserted in the Berke-
ley and Jefferson 1~ntcIigrnccr for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and published At
the door OF the Court oase of said
County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-29

Berkeley IS. ~
February Court, 1905.
Michael M'Kewau, Complainant,
AGAINST
A As' : 5 j.: s;,,"'%''' Defendants
" In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Adrian Daven-
/ pott. not having entered his ap-
Pearance agreeable to an actof Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and il appear.
ing to 1.-THE satisfaction Of the Court, that
he Is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth. on the molten of the Complaiu-
antby his COUNSEL, il is ordered, tina,
said Adrian Davenport, do appear here
on the MONDAY after the third Tuesday
IN February next, to answer the bill oil
the Complainant, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 the Berke.
ley and. Jefferson ln,elligeneer for two
months successivets, and published a,
the. door of Che Court. House Of said
County. ,z'>
Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, CO c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-29
Berkeley, IS. '-
October Court, 1907.
Amos Nichols, Complainant,
AGAINST
James Kennedy, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.

THE defendant, James Kennedy, not
l. having entered his appearance a
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
onthe motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, it is ordeted, that sad James
Kennedy, do appear here on the Mon
day after the third Tuesday in March
next, to answ er the bill Of the Complain
AL. aad that a copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and 3eiFer.
son IntellIgrncer for two months success
sively, and published at the door Of the
Court-House Of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-29

Berkeley, IS.
. December Court, 1907.
: Philemon Chenowetn, Complainant,
AGAINST -
Richard Chenoweth, Defendant,
! In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Richard Chenow.
i eth, not having entered his APP
pearance agreeable to an act of Assem-
bly, aud the rules Of this court, audit ap-
peariug tothe satisfaction Of the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Con.
.inonwealth, on the motion of The com.
ptainant bv his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said Richard Chenoweth d. ap-
Pear here On the Monday after the third
tuesday in March next. TO answer the
bin Of the complainant, and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
. Berkeley and JeG:rson In~telligencer for
e. two months successively, and published
ut the door Of the Court-H Iuse Of said
County. ~ 7~
* D. "A Copy. Teste,
+~..t DAVID HUNTER, c.B,c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
JOSEPH vaudeville,

JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
CoRNEx OF EIEc AFD FlIRFAx-STRET9s /;
HAS RLcEIvED,
5000 lb. Cohen Cheeie If quality
L.. ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chest, & boxes
f | S::;s' Tyson, 1z4s
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
so bills. Rye Whiskey.
Is cases Cid Medoc ,Claret superior
quality,
70 ID. Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,s4.> z.
IS casks London refined Sait-pctre,
Is casks chewing, Tobacco small twist,
80 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
.45 kegs yellow ground Ginger,
60 boxes Eavanna Sesars,
cwt. Zante Currants,
Faisins In boxes and casks,
Pearl ard hulled Barley,
A small quantity basket salt.
3 Which with very general assortment :. OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash,produce .or the asusl credit.
ScY i6 q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
TvOE De SOLD, by public auctions on
{ MONDAY, the 18th of January, 1908,
Il fair, Il not the next fair day, pursuant TO
the last will and testament of Thomas Lua-.
,.sA Lee, Esq. of Cotton, If. not previously
disposed of at private sale, OF which due no
Ae'S4o 49,. : 49, =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
January Il.
last Received,

Per the Schooner Jane, Captain Croker, ,from
Boston, and for sale by the subscribers
S puncheons Jamaica Spirits
6 barrels first qualitysCheese
10 do. mems stout shoes
100 sides Soal Leather Of extra nice esasE-
ty ha
80 boxes dry Goldfish. S .a-1 u
p@ Said Schooner Jane returns to De{ /
sToN. For freight or passage apply TO
John c.. Laid.
December 81. l ~ - d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15

quantity of fire and ground alusa salt.
M alldmes he has the first qualify flour for
|s.ally use on hand--with a nunber Ct other
'us'es--all ofwhish &c uA SCI lev Oh LIS
AuS,sl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
Twenty Dollars Rezsaad.
.ELOPED from the town Of Alexandria on
Christmas day, ~
Il Negro Man named Ben,

&. Belonging to Mrs Kendall /; Isl
a GED about 9 years, tall, straight and
N spare in his form, with. hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, a small scar on one Of his
legs, supposed the left leg; he is somewhat
timid, answers quick; when spoken to dan
some tiinessstsmmers little, by trace gar-
dener, but be has been lately employed in
MIR Moore's sugar refinery in Alexandra,
and It Is probable can read ndwrite. faasion
and took with him a variety ofcleti.ing, which
as well La as his nanie, he iIlpgehpbly. change.
Y It IS Suppress be hes taken the rosd to Eajti-
more Ten Dollars .will be given, il she is
taken up in It's neighoorhocd, or The above
reward. It moro than twenty asiles fson,sx.-
iexandria. &
Laaund I. Lee.
January 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
e .4fl' tie -reszuHr9 ~. 81 ~
His Berry Hill Estate,

IT'S .KGTTy-TIlII ESIdIt,
Situate in the county of Stafford, containing
three hundred acres or thereabouts. cen@
siderable part of this land is excellent mea-
dow ground, lying upon Potomac Run, and
the remainder is represented to be good tarna-
ing land, and well tlmbered.
The terms are-.f1ne third ready money,
the balance iii equal payments in twelve and
eighteen rnonths.-A title will be made when
all the payments are completed.
GEORGE CARTER,
For FANNY LEE, Executrix Of
Thomas Llil@ell Lee.
December Is. Gus
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
FOR SALE,

So. BY The sUBscRIBER,
1000 bushels Turk Island Sal,
1000 do. Ground Alum
100 do. St. Ubes
500 do Liverpool Blown
A few sacks do.
Sugar in hogsheads and barrels, Of various
qualities. .
.CoAee in barrels, bags and tierces. of de.
New-Englantl Rum, in barrels
Whiskey in barrels
Molasses in hogshcads and barrels
Young Hyson and Imperial Teas, by the
chest OF small quantities; Lump and Loaf
Sugar; Wrapping Paper by the resrh Plais-
ter of Psris--5A!so Family Butter in frkins,
of superior quality.
Family Flour kept IS usual.
/ wish to sell a Double key'd Rartsiehord,
in complete order, at a low price, on short
credit and wish to purchase, for cash. a Ne
gro Coy and Girl. 4.
A. LIMBO.
January IL. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
[No. 1858.
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the Dist instant, at ELEVEN
O'Clock, will be sold, on. TIE premise.
Several valuable Lots Gf0uJd,
situated on the corner OF Fairfax aid cuke-
Streets Terms viii be liiaGe kao@p q, the
place oi sale.
P. G. Marste1ler.
Jsrusry Is. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
20 RENT

Z = X ~ y
The three story DWELLING House, Base-
House, Fious-shcd and Gut Houses, Deanss-
ing to Thomas CrandeIi, deceased situs.e On
Union-street, between King s Prince-afeets
Also, House, Stable and 0at-fiou1c, to-
gether with the. Lot adjoiriag, situate at the
West End, For father PARTICULARS empire Of
Anthony RhoSes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
John Linton,

.Ase. 4,cy IN sact for JoxS
sM AsssEs7s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15

Ey6 Il kG8SG6W ASUteU53S~S~o'S''
\ OF GOODS FOR SAL E.
lt7H be sol.2, to TIE highest bidder, on MO.V-
Day, the first Gay Of Meet February, az,
she to7va of COUNTRIES, at the stsre-house,
form srlae occupied oy 6dr. JAMES MUscHEa7,
deceased: .
About &c, 900 dollars worth OF
GOODS tolerably well assorted. The said
goods will be laid eff and sold In parcels Eot
from FORTY TO oas hundred dollars amount IN
each parceh
4 ereoit Of nine months will be given on
one half Of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bone
Ito carry interest from the datesh Rot punc1u-
ally paid and approved security before tie
sgoods ore removed. ~, 80
ahc sale OF said goods will continue iioln
day to day. Natii the tlhoie are sold
ILL PERSONS indebted to the
/ firms of JOHN NJ. MuseHRTT ana Co, JAMES
MuscH senior, and Go. and JoHN and
GHAar.Es MuscHETr and Co. are hereby no.
ti6ed and requested TO come. forward without
t;elay and settle their respective accounts and
nav off the same to the subscriber, who Is iul-
IS authorised and empowered by JOHN ~.
MuscHE the surviving partner IN TIE a.
soressil arms, to settle and receive ali such
debts; otherwise shall! be under the neees-
sity Of Lsinging suits against every person oW '
ing any thing to said firms inasises'sate!y, VINO
calls to comply with the fosegosng request. ,
All those who have. claims against ssid
firms will please to iorTsrd them to a1e 20
soon as convenient.
John Linton,
.sse.a.ey IN .sact for. JosR
M tssssas n.
DumAiss,
/ Dec. 9, TIKI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
Landing, this Da,..

y q n = +,
From schooner Freigater, Captain Thomas,
from Portland, and for Sale by
Lawfason end icisle,
q. :. 10 tons St Peterbnrgh clean koaap
100 bolts Russia duck
so do. Ravens DO.
loo barrcisNcw England rum
80 do. tanners Gil
80 boxes mould candles
so tons PLASTER Paris
200 sides soal leather.
IN STORE,
Is pipes Holland Gin
S do. Bordeaux brandy
% boxes mould candles
o do. spermacaeti do.
500 Go. brown soap ~
70 do. chocolate
20 casks cheese
loco sides SEAL leather
s hhe!s. and 20 bis. Mus. sugars
January IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
JAMES S A4SDESSOi
BRYAN hAMPS0N
HAS Fog> SALE.

= I'll tl1S IA "A - 4 - ~
HAS Fog, SALE.
10 pipes%oId port Z
/. S Go. Madeira :
50 qpartciscasSs Lisbon z
z do. particular TencgiEe 3
s Go. Malaga
$ pipes Old cosnac brandy
: 90. 4th proof Holland Gin
s hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
2 Go. first qualify rsclasses
do. green corpcras
do. alum
do. brown sugar
70 bags pimcnto
"a do. pepper
70 chests young hysen
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90 do. ground gingaS
80 do. raisins
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VOL VII.
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