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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

We are happy in iearning> as we do
from various quarters Of the United
States, that HE PEOPLE are arousing
from their lethergy,and turning their
attention TO Constitutional
Remedies for the fragrant and almost
intolerable Evils which have been'in-
flcted on thcm5 BY the folly, madness,
partially and wickedness Of their pub
lie servants IN the National Administra-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

and 1t is much 10 the credit Of the
far ners, that after diiarmjng the
Runians, they did not take away the
mott triAing article Of their property.
The officers. BY way Of diltin6tion,
had their hands tied before them, and
theioldiers theirs behind their backs.
In this Gtuation they were put into
boats, and brought over TO Crifslc-
hamn, and wilf'behere- in a few days.
The Ruilian commander having been
at the battle of Au1cr!itz, and other
ieVere engagements, cannot brook
the idea Of having been made prifon
er BY parcel Of peaiantry, unaailt-
cd BY any military men"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
OFFICIAL, REPORT

From CoL ShNDELS, II 1faLlba!
KLINGSP0R.
"Puriuant to the orders received
from his Excellency the Commander
in Chief, and in confequence of &C
counts which reached me, Eating
that Pufkila was fill occupied
by the Ruflans, | yeferday put
myfelf in motion at three O'clock in
the afternoon, with a diviion Of the
9Th brigade from Frantzila, and mar
chcd during the night in three col
ums to Pulkila, which is three quar-
tiers OF a mile diftant from the for
mer place, AT three o'clock this
morning | attacked the enemy'S pi-
quets, which were either taken or
driven back. at four o'clock the
main attack commenced, and contin-
ued, notwithstanding the mott Vi
gorous reGltance on the part of the
enemy, until fevcn O'Clock, when the
Rufians, furrounded on all fdes
with fixed bayonets, were compelled
10 iurrender.
I" BeGdeS comfortable number Of
killed and wounded, which it is nor
yet in my power to afcertain, the en-
envy has loft two ftand Of colours,
enc brafs fix FOUNDER, and large
quantity Of ammunition and arms,
which are fallen into our hands.
Lieut.. Colonei Abukqf, who COM
manded the Ruaian troops, 5 Off
GERS, IS non-commiihoned Officers,
a drummers, Al Cofacks, with their
horfes, and I7o foot folders have
been taken. I>have fent all the prif-
oners to Frantzila, there to wait his
Exceilency's orders.
EJ A. SANDEIS"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
/" ]. A. SANDELS."
1" PulSiLa, Nay 4, 1903"

PuLiLa, Nay 4, 1903"
MAY YelerdaY I % Rufians
arrived here taken by the SwediGl
farmers Of Aland ; when the King
Prefented, on the parade, the leader
Of the captors with a medal who
alto wears fword and cartouchbox
which he took himfelf from the Ruff
fan commander. We have ALTO a
bulletin Of report from 1t Kapfel-
man, from Kumling, one of the Al
and iilsnds, Eating the Rufiians, 600
in number, being TOO itrong for him
TO attack, and that he had therefore
made an armiltice with them for a
week, but yeiterday, fine brave fell
low, a Clergyman, whole name have
not yet been able to learn, arrived in
town, and acquainted his M7ieity,
that having concerted plan with
the farmers OH the Hand 10 rid them
feives of thefe Rhilian vihtors, they
had rifen en- ma6r, about 1900 in
number, and, aiJer fome fmart fight
ing, they had fucceeded in taking the
whole priioners, after having killed
and wounded fevcral Ruflians. I
am forty to lay that eight or ten OF
thefe brave heroes were killed. l
mutt, however, add to heir honour,
that not Jingle RuGian remains on
the iiland of AIand. AS the bulletin
is not yet publil.ed, ] will, in the
mean time, give YOU a few anecdotes
| relative 10 this trania6tion.
I" Some Of the farmers armed
I :hemlelves with fnall rifles, fuch as
they uie for killing feals others had
fowling-piece but the greatef part
were armed with weapons of their
own contribution, conGting Of long
poles pointed with iron. They like
wife got two fwiveIs from a gun
| boat, but being without carriages,
they mounted them on fmall carts,
and thus equipped, marched out a
gainf the ent~y One of the pea
fantry afked the farmer who headed
th:m, how they were 10 act, when
he colGly replied, " RgB On, and XIII
! them, Or they will freB not fare yoi4.
Having got within reach, fGch az
had rifles were. ordered 10 Ere, each
| peafant marking his man their fire
had the defred effect, and feveral OF
the enemy fell. The Ruaians then
advanced, and having got nearer, @
pened a heavy FIRE when the pea.
fantS, according to the infruaion;
received from their leader, inttead oi
returning their fire, immediately, ant
before the Rulians bad time to load
rpihed in upon them, and put then
in fuch confuiion, that they fed If
all directions. The k.uaian com
mander and leveraI of his men tool
fheltef in barn, when the peafanti
brought up their carts, with the
lwivels loaded with gnpe-fhot, ant
fired in amongft them. The rever-
end leader then fummoned them K
iurrender the RuiIiaA officer de
manded a barley, and propofed az
armiltice Of eight days; to which
the clergyman anfwered, "N9, 20
eight Minutes fayreHasr, or qve 1vil
rGpaat oar fire." The enemy ther
Immediately flrrendered themfelVcs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

We understand that two Gun-boats
are to be built on Lake Champlqin, and
a sloop of war on Lake Ontario, for
the purpose Of enforcing the Embargo
Laws.
1t Is said that the Gunboats are to be
built id this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

STocKHoLM. MAY i6.--The King has Jun
received The following Official Bulletin, from
Fled Martial Count king sPcR -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-06

In taking him for the instrument Of the recap
ture of Alexandria, and of the execution OF
the Imperial will, must be exclusively attri-
buted tothe infinite merit Of his highness, my
most formidable, most powerful, and very
miraculous emperor and master, andmputed
to his fortunate star
|" The information of this conquest is the.
principal object of the. present dispatch,
which have the honor of writing to your
highness by the chief of my Tartars, and by
hiscompanion. shall hasten to lay before.
your highness the circumstantal account OF
this glorious event, the inventory of the can
mons, arms, stores, and other effects found
in the town, and the copy of the act OF con-
vention, and to Join to them the keys OF the
fortress, and OF the other fortifcatiens.
The whole will be presented TO you, and
laid at your feet by your slave, Mustapha
Aga, my intimate Tichichad;r. This is all
that / can at the first moment write here in
haste. Moreoye-, goodness and benevoleace
belong to your highness, &c. the 18th OF the
moon Kedjele, in the year Of the Hegira,
(2lst Sept. l1onteur.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-06
lsDMlRA1rY Covnr-Doc foa's c0S'0
.N3rem5er 10.

i
.difana, Brasaer lnaster-Thi' wa = ~I,i4
Missile claim for the cargo ,"ki1i. 40 :.,r ii
ed Under tae character OF an Up
zen; butit appearing to the couFt samjs.l
claimant was native OF Ila'n5'lF3''s ri
ing no honse Of trade or conne;,i9' =" :,
in America, but the merely saipis 10
character Of supercargo on boar. ~ 81
rican vessel the court Condemns nmq
to the crown as being Hamburg le's =, ~
and pronounced freight and eSp'
due to the neutral ma tier. Tass
Two Friends, Williams mas'5 a.. gl
.ncrican vessel with a cargo o. sv' al i
and oSher articles, was goinss 8 ~
to Antwerp, The court IN t'''s s.,s.srtlS,
restitution Of the saia al csssss' IS
hcrQ4.s.;oas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
JOSEPH Vaudeville,

CoRNER OF KzNC AND FlIRFAx-STREEa's7 !;
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Cheeie 1T quality
i. ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests < boxes
' f S;:::. Tyson, ! 'a4a
s pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bis. Rye Whiskey,
Is cases old Me1oe Clatet ssipeRor
quality,
20 lb. Nutrlegs, 5;
so dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-petfe,
8 Is casks chewing Tobacco small TWIST
so boxes Soap,
-2s do. mould and dipp'd Candies,
As kegs yellow ground Ginger.
SO boxc. fiavanna Segars,
3 cWt Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley.
A small quantity basket salt. ]
Which with very general assortment o.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
Iowfor cash, produce or the usual credit:
s Nov is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
FOR SALE,

BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
1000 bushels Turk s-lsland Salt
{ 1000 do. Ground Alum
1870 do. St. Ubes
500 do. Liverpool Blown
A few sacks do.
Sugar in hogsheads and barrels, of various
qualities ~.
3 Coffee in barrels, bags and tierces. ofdo.
5 New-England Rum, in barrels
/ Whiskey in barrels
Molasses in hogsheads and barrels 80.
Young Hyson and Imperial Teas, BY the
chest or small quantities; Lump and Loaf
Sugar; Wrapping Paper by the ieam Plais4
ter of Paris-Also Family Butter in frkins,
of superior quality.
Family Flour kept as usual.
/ wish to sell Double key'd Harhaiehord,
in complete order, at a low price, on short
credit and wish to purchase, for cash. a.Ns>
gro Boy and Gin.
January l2.. 81 se St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
Notice is hereby given,

ne ae &oekholders Of fhe bank Of .dierandria
inAI an election viii be held at the court
lac IN this town on the third Monday in
/. next, for the purpose Of chuSing nine Di-
"S tor the ensuing yearagrceably tochai-
~ order Of tie President and DirYetors.
Gurdin Chaplin, Cash'r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
Ten thousand Dolldrs-north
OF GOODS FOR sSAL f.

Ten thousand Dotlars-norm
OF GOODS FOR SILL E.
H7A Dc sold, 10 the highest bidder, on NOW
q Day, the first day Of ne;rt February, IN
the tour, Of d UD1FRIES, at The store-honse
formerly occutied oy Mr.. JAMES WUscHE14,
deceased: ..
About 10000 dollars worth OF
GOODS telerably we'll assorted. The said
goods will be lard off and sold IN parcels OF
from forty to one hundred dollars amount IN
each parcel. 1890. s.;ss. IS.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bono
ITO carry interest from the date if not punctu-
ally paid) and approved security before the
goods are renewed.
The sale OFFS said goods will continue from.
s,lay TO :tlay until the whole are Sold
nr NIL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of joan Nj. sMuscHETT and Co. JAMES
MuscHErr, senior, and Co. and JOHN and
GHARLEs MuscHETT and Co. are hereby no. no.
tiled and requested to come forward without
dSfav and settle their respective accounts ana
nav off the same to the subscriber, who Is fu.-
IL authorised and empowered by JoHs M.
y9uscHErT, the surviving partner IN the a.
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
.lebts: otherwise shall be under the neces-.
ssy Of bringing suits againstevery person ow-.
my any thing 10 said firms Immediately, who
gailsto comply with the FOREGOING request.
AlNthose who have claims against SAID
arms WI! please to forward them to me as
soen as ssnvenient.
John Linton,
.1tsoney in fact for sJoHS
o. 1fosfHa7s.
Dnnnfries
Dec 8, TIM. assF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14

Sales al Ksndne.

=, cry Tuesday and Friday,
vi HILL De SOLD
yendue Store, corner OF Prince and
- Water streets.
nay;xsy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
q .rt;c,,;ars Of which will be expressed IN
Of the ,lay-All kinds OF goods
ins oha on Limitation and the prices OF
Tsss - -. established, can at any time be
VIZ 5, :. ! archased at the lowest limitation
aaa p''ss p. C.. Marsteller. v. n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
Tust Received.

S&A1C - ~
Per the Schooner Jane, Captain rocker from
Boston, and for sale by the subscriber, :
punchecns Jamaica Spirits O.
6 barrels first quality Cheese
10 do. mems stout shoes 2 49,
100 sides Soal Leather ofextra nice quail
~
80 boxes dry Goldfish.
I sP Said Schooner Jane returns to Bos
ION. For freight or passage apply to ~
John G. Ladd.
December 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
THURSDAY, sJANuIsY II, 1868:

Nm fIEREAS a contract was entered into
Nv between Beat Clement and myself, Tor
the sIpp Olive Branch, of Alexandria, In
{ Consideration of which / gave him two notes
for fou, hundred and Fifty dollasrs each, dated
the lsh of September last, payable IN two
and fol months. which contract has been
cancelId, and through neglect the notes were
not gisn up to me.-This is TO caution all
person from taking an assignment of them,
as / audeterAined let to pay them.
Zachaiiah Mann.
Janury 70. 3ts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14

"a quantity Of 6ne and ground alum saa.
Mall times he has the first quality -four Cor
|ally use on hand--with number of oth.r
Facies--all ofwhsh he Will sell low ON his
nsr terms.
|aug. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
John Vowel.

landing, this Day,
from schooner Ffeighter, Captain Thomas,
from Portland, ard for sale by
LawYason end Icwle,
10 tons St Petolburs hsciean' hensn
100 bolts Russia duck
SO do, Ravens do.
lta barreisNew-Ensiand rvrn J.
80 do. tanners oil
80 boxes mould candies
so tons Plaster Paris
400 sides soal leather.
IN STORE,
Is pipes Holland Gin
!; do, Bordeaux brandy
o boxes mould candles
% do. SPERM. cactl do.
500 do. brown soap 80
20 do. chocolate
20 casks cheese
1000 sides soal leather
$ hhds. and 60 bis. Alus. sugars.
January
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14

,Jofeph H. Vaudeville,
. KINGlSTREET, NEAR THE RIVER,
Has for Sale,
Mu.covado SUGAR in hhds. and
bis vwous qualities
Loar and Lump do. in bbls.
200 barrels inspected HERRtNGS
COFFEE in bags
.MOLASSES in hhds.
Imperial
Young Hyson, >TEAs
Hyson Skin and
Souehong
Port
81. = 81. :. "',.'
Malaga ~
Cogniac and Spanish Brandy
$ rs: :::, ':::;' :, .''
3 Rye Whiskey in barrels
Cherry Bounce in do.
Salt, coarse and fine I,
Pepper, Pimento, Snaff, Clrewiag Tohac
60, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candles, Soap,
Copperas, Nader, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, HAVANA Ho-
ney. .fLSO,
"A constant supply of nice Flour for family
use.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
n o t / c E.
Public Sale.

ITO BE SOLD, by public auction, on
il MONDAY, the fSth OF January ili looo'
if fair, if not the next fair days pursuant 70
the last will and testament of 16e.fas I'ta-
veil Lee, Esq. of Cotton, IF not previously
disposed of at private sale, of which sac no
tice will be given
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
TO RENT,

The three story Dwelling House, Bake
House, FlouY-Shed and Out-Houses, belong,
ing to Thomas Crandell, deceased situate ON
Union-street, between King & Prince.streets
Also, a House, Stable and Clubhouse, to-
gether with the Lot adjoining, situate at the
West End, For further particulars enquire OF
Anthony Rhodes.
! January H..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
Notice is hereby. given

TO the Stockholders ofthe Rank Of .4la.rcnd,sd,
THAT dividend Of three and half per
Il cent. on the capital stock Of said bank,
for the half year ending this d.y, is declared,
aad will be ready to be paid to them, or their
Representatives on Thursday next the seventh
instant.
, BY order of the President and Directors,
Curden Chaplin, Cashier.
Jaoi,ary C51 3taw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14

BRYAN HAMPSON
HAS FOX SALE.
40 Fves old port &
S doNMadcira
50 xuater casks Lisbon
Y DO. pyticular Tenerifie %
IS do. Maaga j
IS pipes olaeognac brandy
s DO. 18th proof Holland Gin
; hhds. Sd proof Antigua rarn
~ do. first quality molassos
. 90. green copperas
Se sltm
. Do. esows sugar
e bags pimetso
Il do. pepper
e eaes'syoung kson
n Go dyson skin $
5 TO. imperial ! =
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs matltler
so do. ground ginger
so do. rsisins 8.
ZOO lbs. bacon, well cured
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-14
.aA the residue Of
His Rerrv-Hi1l Estate,

Situate in the county of Stafford, containing
three hundred acres or thereabouts. A con-
siderable part Of this land is excellent mea-.
dow ground, lying upon Potomac Kun. and
the remainder is represented tobe good farm-
ing land, and we'll timbered.
The terms are&O One third ready money,
the balance in equal payments II, twelve and
eighteen months.-A title will be made when
all the payments are completed.
GEORGE CARTER, J.
For FANNY LEE, Executrix Of
Thonas Ludwell Lee.
December Is. 0ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

We felicitate our fellow citizens, SAYS the
editor of the Kennebec Gazette, on the re-
suit OF their noble and patriotic exertions at
the recent election for representative to
Congress. Federal republicans, you have
acted like freemen-you deserve the name
of 1anericans The dawn of glorious day
breaks in upon you, You have rescued the
district Of Kennebec from the repruach
which was cast upon it We promised our
selves much for your exertions, but YOU
have done more, much more than we had
reason to expect from you. You deserve
the thanks of your country. You have Civ
en- firm and jealous support to Mr.. RIcE,
the federal republican candidate, and there
is the highest probability of his being elect
ed. But you win remember that your duty
does not stop here--You have yet a task 70
perform. You will take all possible means
20 inform yourselves Of the true state Of
our country, and of the character and con-
duct Of its rulers. You will use your best
exertions to. enhghten your fellow citizens,
and to lead them in the right way, while
you strenuously oppose the arts and devices
Of those political knaves, who would cast a
veil over the eyes Of the people, and lead
them blindfold to their ruin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

could have offered YOU nay congratulations
an happy situation ofour foreign relations !;
hut As That cannot be in our present state, it
i therefore not my duty to concern with
,hep, and / shall therefore leave the sub
;eet to the Representatives of the People IN
t,c National Government
G.afle,nea IF she Senate, and
C-a,iemea n the Hsuse Of Representatives.,
Tgg adjournment which took place on
lie I1lh Of Jane last, was made from that
sayt this, at your request, for the special
,urpose Of choosing Electors of President
and Vice President, as well as for transact
ing ans her business which might become
necessary at tins time. From this mode Of
expression, it has been conceived by many,
that tie Senate and House intend to pro-
ceed in convention TO the choice of electors
themselves, in their Legislative capacity, as
appears by the Resolutions Of the inhabi-
tants Of many towns in the Commonwealth
with all or the greatest part of which you
are no doubt already acquainted. think it
my duty to suggest 10 you, that choice by
the people at large, or in districts, might
have tendency to obviate those objections
which otherwise mag leave the States IN
volved IN uneasiness and contention and
from my acquaintance with the local situa-
ION of The Commonwealth think the time
now remaining, if cmdidly and properly i'm
proved, will be sufficient for that purpose.
therefore request your attention to ques-
ton Of SO much Importance to'the harmony
ofthe government and shall make every
exertion within my power to effect an OBJ
iect so desirable.
Gentlemen,
The state II the Treasury, with Some un-
fortunate circumstances which have lately
appeared to attach themselves to it, shall be
communicated TO YOU h. special message,
aud explained by special documents. 9th.
er documents concerning the government
shall be laid before you as occasion shall Of
fer 4; and my attention shall be devoted to
render the session agreeable TO your constit-
uents, and pleasant to yourselves.
JAMES SULLIVAN.
Novensber 10fh, 1903.
The documents respecting the Treasury,
alluded to in the above message, were af-
forwards communicated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
D!e0,

In Baltimore, Mr.. Alexander Boland
printer, aged As, native Of Ireland.
AT Lynn, Capt. VIM. Harrington, who
commanded company at the battle of Lex.
ington in 1775.
In Windham, Nov 1st, widow Margaret
Knight, aged 90 years. She was born in
Dublin, (Ireland) in 17l6, and in 1921 came
with her parents to New-England, and land
ed IN Falmouth, then called Casco Bay,
where she has ever since resided till with
IN few years past. She has been, thro'
her life, a tender parent, and beloved by all
her acquaintance which were numerous.
She practised as Midwife, for more than
40 years, and has been the most noted for
her success, of any woman. She kept an
account of being present at the birth Of
30S7 children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
DANCING GCHGQl

Mr. ROBERT ANSART, refpet1fallyin-
Az forms the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Port-
land aud its vicinity, thai be intends opening
a School on Monday, the twenty irl f No
vember next, al Mr. Grafam's HaIl. III Mid
die ltreet, for the purpole of teaching young
ladies and gentlemen the arr Of dancing, ID its
various branches, thofe who with TO fave ur
Mr., A. with their tuition will pleale 10 call
at the Book Store Of llfse A44gas, in Fiji
Greet, where fnbfcription paper i sslft
Days of tuition. Monday. and Tuefdays,
from OK O'Clock M until nine.
Terms, four dollars az entrance, and eight
dollars per, quarter.
Ma IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Rarrre0.

At Baltimore, Maryland, Mr. Joseph
Robinson, printer of the Federal RepubIi-
can, to Miss Cstharine Miller
At Utica, Mr. Leonard Kellogg, publisher
Of the Maniius Herald, 10 Miss SallyFrench.
At Concord, MIR. Jesse G. T1ttle, printer
of the Concord Gazette, TO Miss Curviall
Abbot.
In Bradford, Mr.. Paul Titcomb, mer-
chant Of Newbury Port, to Miss Priscilla
Kimball, Of Bradford.
In Falmouth, by the Rev. Mr.. Bradley,
Mr.. Mark Babb, to Miss Ann Conant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
ROBERT GIVEN, Jun.

Joseph MqxvaeH presents his most sincere
acknowledgements 10 Lot Harding, Nehe
miah Harding, Elijah Dyer, Ambrose
Snow, Jedediah Lombard, & Joseph Rich,
(of Truro, Cape Cody, for their spirited,
humane, and benevolent exertions, at the
risk of their lives, in an open boat, in relie-
wing him and others from The wreck of the
schooner Active, Capt Given, and likewise
for their kind treatment after arriving on
shore = otherwise we probably should have
been left to the mercy Of the winds and
waves, and found one common grave il the
boisteroHS element.
Portland, Nov IA.
or The editors of Boston and Salem pa
pers are requested to give the above Cards
an insertion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

do not presume TO state L is runauTeG
however, that they are to be applied to the
protection ofthe 8 Gan Boats, which are des-
tined TO a " dignlfed retirement" in Clay
coOc, under the instruction Of O.srG5-nre and
his friends.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
NGTHE VI

7 He fubfcrihers inform their ole cufloners
: and the pupbhc in general, that they
have taken fhop in Fifth trees, next door 70
the Office Of Henry A. S. Dearborn, Efq.
where they intend carrying on the Tailoring
Buhnefs, IN all Its branches with nearnefs and
difpatch. WALTER HATCH,
DANIEL GARLAND
NIB. To all thofe who make prompt paws
ment one third part Of the prelent price win
be deducted. Psrtland, NgV. l.