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appeadix consisting ola considerable nsanbsr
efvery curious and important state paperss
connected with tie period Of the history.

% SCIy ClutONS dHu 1ulPDTldut AtatS k~ESASH
connected with the period of the history.
The following anecdote from Or. Pinckard's
Notes on the West Indies, showing the pow
ers Of the Torpedo, or Electric Eel, a fish
little known in this country, may prove anus.
ing to some Of our readers. s
/, The governor (of Berbsche) has large G.
lecstic Eel, which he has kept fer several years
In tub made for the purpose, placed under a
small shed ne ar TO the house. This FISH pos.
cesses strong electric powers,ana often ca,lses
scenes of diversion among the sclGiers and
sailors, who are struck with astonisAment at
itsqaalisies, aad believe it to 30 ls.-s .s
with some evil spirit. Two saioJs wholly un-
acquainted with the properties Of the fish,
were one day told to fetch an eel which WIS
lying in the tub in the yard, and give il to TIE
cook to dress for dinner. 1t is strong fish
Of seven or cigh tponnds weight, and gives a
severe shock On being touched, P, i icularly if.
at all irritated or enraged.--The s. Tors had
nofsooner reached the shed, than one OF them
plunged his hand to the bottom OF the tub to
seize the Eel !; when he received blow
which bedumbed his whole arm and without
knowing what it Was, he stirred from the tub
shaking his fingers, and holding his elbow
with hi, other hand, crying out, de Jack
what thum2 he fetched NE with his tail
His messmate laughing at such foolish no.
ton, next put down his fingers likewise, and
ran of crying ost de he did give youa
thamp! he has let he'd me bead side too
De let's bod, nave hawl at him together
{ Jack, then We shall board his Did slippery
carcass spite Of bis rudder.' Accordineiy
they both plunged their hands into the,
tub, seized the fish by iull grasp around the
bedy,
This was rougher treatment than he COM.
monty experienced, and he returned it with a
most violent shock which sood caused them
to quit their hold For moment they stood
aghast, then rubbing their arms, holding their
elbows, and-shaking their fingers, they caper.
ed about swe airing that their arms were broke
and that It was,the devil in the tub in the
shape of an eel. They now perceived that it
was not a simple blow OF the tail, which they
had felt before; nor could they be prevailetf
upon to try again to take ont the fish but stols
away rubbing their elbows, swearing the de-
vii was in the tub,and cursing the trick aboN.
the cook and the cei.' s'@ =
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.r,ora The CAzsrTE CT HAITI.
cuAr- Fruncciss Feb. a4th, 1908.

8r,,A.- Franccis, Feb. 2Ath, 1903.
o,:. n, is dedicated to paying the just
~. - homage and admiration due to the
F.u ~ action which produced tae general or
ls'st .xsed 70 the arnlv on Thursday, ltil
Y. closed in these words
=. - ordered, that af:er Che last honors,
:. =, ne remains osthc ittrep;d Mccullough
CIV iS;s brave comrades. who fell with him
~ aea OF honor, shall have been PAID,
:, : 'etcry ootaiaed by the maritime forces OF
H 8 % q dayti, be announced to the an
on.Ac Cd inst the squadroa of state con,
.s.ao oG the brig La Faudl'pyant, and OF the
. .sss boats /. 'AYansgar. C and La Province
Mars, which had sailed from the Cape on
s.q.st Ian. uil>:ar the command Of rear-ad-
,;,i N,sunoch, and the chef de diysstca3
,o.ipc Partisan attacking the schooaers la
restitution and la GuefFiese belonging to
s,re6sis. as SlLs,4op in tIse ro4Sls oi lean Ia
4 w.dsr .be nrotectiGii Of the fort and Sc
IA eattslons Of troops, Alter fiss:tt OF
.,rsSh6dE., tie scshocngr IA Constitution
lrstovp sits, and "a s,leFGiere, whica had
IN ran sgrouut vas burnt by oPr vessels.
Tas essnt, Concerted and directed with
/ ID wisdotn witch has evcY rendered conspl-
shsss III The asesstl res Failen by !lis>hlghncss
|a.mesIsas, has en Z paoss iatai blow to
|Ac S.aais ;Aasl IL 5As Is lainops rebels VINO
radR Is yey aslaee g Il sac a5lPas oohsspl7'
ICY Of s.r,sgSss s.
Ibslays ii tlsessa .s las Asea eensIdeia-.
B X sraa Tg 4. ss;sos x - q long stride.
rrrGs the ahaikils l,a q as stass, which.
3Sssge sSiscFs VII C. sssS!y ere long Ell
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- s. S. sr s ny Asaa aad sss ga: sea-
Gee 's sss .,.,sss a.ol sheestase house 10
q s.' ~ Sasyille, Mi. ssh day of April.
49, u ssar Of our Lord ] sos, and Of
70 ss s., oeadsnce. "a, the Y. States OF
! s, erica the 'hi'g-sssond'
BY he goycsfoor.
JARED IRWIN.
y.ssUay, see'ry OF the State.
s0s NAADS
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We are authorised to state
that the Occoquan Bridge is f.
nlshed, and ready for the &C.
eommodation Of passengers,
May 20 dim
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@ SHOES -

BY the Harmony, Ellwood, from PhiIadeI-
phia, and the Sally and Betsey, HARDY.
from Boston, is received
4 fresh and elegant sgfpb ef
S II O E S.
OF EVERY DEscRlPTIeW.
ON HIND,
Soap and Candles in boxes.
Cotton in bales.
Draught Porter in bbls.
One pipe Madeirs and
Nice Bacon for family use.
f. GILMAN,
G1ay 8, DIST Iawts
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sHoDE-Isl. AND CORRECT.

Tae ials elections IN -lsland were
|shrdisst week. Tbs gerstea' harmony,
|as5anify we're ezh bred shronghous the
|etGp; aai 'he resnlt hassihsen highly
|'o,sble 10 Ewtiggtoft Principles and
|w Commerce (sbA esoos Fsnoer was
Iaosiupanilaoesly rcessec,ed, Lieu, go.
|m's slsrlin & fedssaiias) elected by a
EaiAr na4lsri,y. a majority ofthe house
REPRESENTATIVES are FEEDER
h Spe ser was unanimously elected ;
dthe utmost harmony prevailed in The
hk osgaaizesion Of .he government Of
aak, (Bostoa Gaz
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Lemno1s by the box,
Lisbon Wine in quarter casks,
And about 1000 bushels coarse Salt,
Moulo Candles in small boxes, of supsu
,uality, !.
Window Glass In boxes,
For SAFE, BY
Robert r. Hooe & Go,
January az. SssF
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w. oNAafSSt ud' mcty PtE0aHSu al tttC
hk osgaaizesion Of she government Of
aak, (Bostoa Gaa
Ffom he NeuS 7ork lOtacls, May IS.
The Usage may DC daily esp~c,ed here,
Fnslbeencs hes been received { her ar
n at Pousmou,h. II is fel ventiy to
&ped hat Mr. rs curse IN, " net re,
ataise u. S SC uuaaccesstullv as Mr.
I'D le Eagisnd. The king az Eag.
IN his lac messsgs TO parliament,
a'sd his uisinaa,an relative TO the com
%l'e w'th he u. S aod i, is not pro
y 'aas his ministry will reesar from
f. dsclatations. Ihe consequence
De, thai, either We must rei,pqu,sh'
/ p's'easlous, or tbs evils OF wal !"
'tilns. s
The mission OF Mr.. Lewis to France
sudessor 70 obtain artisxasion of lhe
40 dtesses, there does nos appear much
9st'ot success. Fsance ADD England,
'Asy aim as inio:ing each other by
Op!tag The scmmerce Of pcu'rals,
Tie psiltY ofshe deg in the mapgsr;
10 nase, one or The Other must be
sNsred. Peace Is tae general dr-
'0rcsghouI The world, bus tbs wick
'ary, aud tie boaDa!ess ambition of
Eranis, prevent his blessing of the
'-'fsce ifoD beiug adcpssd.
use Persons are who COW attempting
a'As the condu,. Of F5ancs towards
'0eO'ty, IS ensnseing FROM = British
: - COUNCIL" would do well 70 read
.loired conversation, which soSek
Inc summer OF i7s6 besweeaan
',s gentleman of grsat integrity aud
a.@ofh'y, IN whose ysrasisy full GOSH
$50 be placed. aud French eml.
: Hc'e--a mae Of araiable manners.
Jose 81 uation greatly Interested the
'~e'ls feelings. The substance OF
~a'etsa:ion was related at the time
eneficar gen.lemao himself 10 SC.
Spectacle psrsoas nhs new Fecoi-
pam. As 5000 as the emperor
"scy shall be broken down. which
@omenily expected, eshe French
nent will announce 70 the world its
ss'sTm'aaiisR 10 eaptxre every vss,
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Suppose federalis, should belle the prln-
cipies OF his parry, and BE- guilty OF the 10.
discretion 20 declare, that, if &. Britain
landed 3 force upon our shores, he would
cooperate in her designs TO sabjugate our
country he ould lend his power, wealth,
ta,en,s, influence, 20 effect the ex,erminat
ing views Of the invading enemy, whas
would democrat prouounee TT punish.
msns TOR such knase9 Traitor Ofwi'h
his head So much fox aoglo-mouarchica!
federalism!
But should modest, unassuming, ho-
mes, democrat, such too as paradsea'ure
claims co less a ssation than the eice-pre-
dency, be heard to say, that he would sa.
c.i6ce his life TO psemose French ioseres,;
pay, should French array laod amongst
US, he would Hy 70 ner standard, and die IN
defeoce ofher cause! W. ssy, we're II IN
the nature of things, for sleh remark TO
drop from the mouh of a democrat, what
ought federalstto do or say Nothing |!
tame ly sub mir to il, ard not dare to gent a
single murmur
l.s.,ould be reRemhsred, that some nsu,,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
To Lease.

THE subscriber wishes 4 ID
Z iease for four 81 eve wears.
HE Farm ID Berkeley Countv,'
wherein Mr.. Benjamin Psndle.
ION s0w lives, lying on The head
5of Falling Waters,, Oh the road
leading from Martinsburs to VIII.
liadispoFt within two miles Of the
Potomack, and about The same
distAnes from an excellent N1er.
chant Min. This tract contains
about $40 acres, $50 Of which are
cleared, the soil i inferior u
none il Berkeley County, and
lies well for cultivation One hall
ofthe money for which il win
lease for the above term, win be
required ID hsnd, and lie balance
a the expiration Of the lease. A
more particular description u
deemed unpee essayy as any person
wishing taS iease, viii first view
theprsmises, which viii Be shewn
BY Mr.. Psndleton, md the terms
made known By the subscriber,
living on Long Iarsh, Frederick
County. . Ia g. y
JAMES CLARE. n.
i December is, 1908. @I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
Land For Sale.

r WILL give . greet, bargain in
i part Of the Tract Of Land bo't
from ME- Joseph Chambers, lying
in Berkeley County, State Of Wiz,
ginia, within six! miles of Mar.
tinsburg and one Of the Sulphur
Spring, containing aboutI 1 o acres,
and bounded BY DE Sulphur
Spring road, helands Of Mr.. A.
.moa Mendenhall and Stroud's
heirs. There Is on the premises
a comfortable Dwelling House,
&c. an Apple Orchard Of good
Fruit, and ! heyer.f failing Spring.
About seventy acres d, Land are
cleared. some Meadcws made,
and eight acres il readiness 70
make Meadow Of the shsuina
spring The whole tract lies level
and Is well divided into different
ields. enclosed with good fences.
The wood land Is heavily timber.
ed. There are abouttwelye acres
sowed In wheat ID new land, which
I will sell with said land. I win
take 10 part payment, ! new we'll
made light Wagon and two mid.
die sized young horses Mell-bfoke
to the gears. For further infor-
nation and terms, apply to the
subscriber adjoining said premi-
9Sos -+-s.se II -- - - = 4 Al
:; N; WILLIAM LINE. s.
Berkeley County, tie !
f, Deer. 16, 1905. !. Sl
Vi ~ x =
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Patent Medicines.
~ s.+s..s 4 t-T-Gs /
Lees, 3Anti-Bnious
3. fs.et L.. Pills, -. ~

"A safe and radical cure for Vene.
rial complaints Of every desatip-
ton. =. ~ wv, -.
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DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE
or THE PRESIDENT. al. e.
coNTIMUED.

Il sF 70 s%5, Il ~ = I '& 80 - 'A.F -
Esfracts efa letter from N.
Madison, 4secketGry Of state, 70
Mr.tPfnkney, mini sfer o. the
/ United States at London, dated
w. DEpARTMENT or STATE, Z
December IS, 1907
!" Mr.. Erskine having been 90
good % to let me know that the
mail 81 this evening win carry his
dispatches for q British packet,
whichswi sail from New. YORK
Immediately on their arrival there,
and other conyeyances now fail.
ing, ] avail myselfof the oppor.
tunity, TO inclose you a copy Of .
message from the president to
congress, and their act 10 pur.
suance Of il, laying m Immediate
embargo on our vessels and ex.
ports. The policy and the causes
Of the measure, are explained in
the message ITSELF, But it@may
be proper to authorize you to q.
sure the British government, as
has been just expressed 10 its
minister here, that the act il .
measure of precaution only, call.
ed for blythe occasion that il l.
10 be considered as neither hostile
il It's character, nor is iustifying,
or inviting Or leading % hostility
with any nation whatever, and
particularly q opposing no obsts.
Gle whatever 10 amicablc negocia-
tons and tisfactory adjustments
wish Greae. Britain, on the sub
jeets Of difference between the
two countries.
The suddenness ofthe present
opportunity does not allow me
time 10 add more than q newspa.
per, containing . partof the pro.
,r..d;ncs 81 eonvres. IN relation
- 49, sSr,bsrso y
= DIP 8 AZ %, 7. nav IL a III =
GA eosvevanee. ID Psr;.. ~.
49, ncrs iii for so.,e ,;,,,. ar,
hence, I request tie favour ol
Won TO communicate 70 general
i.,,sr 1sn5 ,hro,,sh rim. s. o,her.
-. - - n -.,:r,, - MaJr;d ~
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"A settlement Of IN the accounts with
this Ollice Is anxioasly desircds the great.
or part 81 them have been standing open,
ffom two 70 six years, and some as long
Sseight years. II Is not our visa 10 OPP
. press 1t any time, much less 1t q, period
Ike the present, when Distress and gloom
appeArs 70 pervade al grades Of ,soeiety
ftdan TIE once Independent farmefs down
tothe mare humblesmechanie and labour-
ers but justice d, ourselves and, others.
requires, Ia voice that must be heard
that ! settlement should shortly take
Plaee.-Ws are disposed to make every
alesiation IN our poWsrs viii therefore
talle in payment any kind 5of grain,
Nooa, or any other useful article our EN-.
ploycrs have to dispose oE-From those
Who cannot make payment in any way,
d It tina time, we shall certainly expect
EpkSs for whist IS now due, before their
9ccounts arc epcreased -Many have ex-
pressed willingness TO settle annually
but fNm not being. called upon, have
: neglected 4 md some have generously
pad m IN advanee-to such we tender
Ourthanks. Il d delermined upon TO set
tle al the affairs 81 this establishnenf' up
IN the 6rst Of January next, after which
time, nthe intelligence remains in our
Aaads, We shall endeavour 70 alter the
Proeedure,n md have our accounts clos
"a skthe end Of every succeeding year I;
this, WeBare certain, will be agreeable
toeas roas. and more beneficial to
UarselEeSs ss ES I 'f~@? VI &:' =
For the1paper on which We now prinf.
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Lees Essence e. En-

tract Of Mustard, :
Acertain & speedy cure forRheu.
inatism. Gont, Palsy, Numb.
ness, White dwellings, sprains,
bruises, &c. y T." =. ~ :
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VIZ tesoH By public auctioa, q.
the subscriber's residence, on
Monday he ID day Of Tanudry
sext fhe tollssviag ariicies:
EHORSES, Cows, Young. CIT.
Ii Dc, Sheep and Hogs, . Plan.
tatioO Wagon, Farming Imple.
inents, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and avariety Of other
articles too numerous % mention.
The sale win begin early in the
day. DIE attendance and 4 rea.
,sonable creditwill Be given BY
JOHN DUNCAN.
December is, 1908. .. 80
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FRIDAY, December 50, 1908.

WsIi.5e ssA 81 tabse vendre. b,
W,edsesdag az "a ~ ;ynnnarv
,,esf. al he bidn,afien of Fan.
renee HenssL dsceased aear
.SSebAeri,s J. n ,r,s an ,ke .oer.
sonni tyspeyfg n she said n.
.ceased, ces,sisiine, ef n 4. J !
nNE Negro Woman and her
~ three Ghildrer, two bovs
and 1 rirl !, Horses. Cows. arood
fat Beef. Sheen and Hors !, 4,
Hon Is he pen; tvo road We.
eons Wheat, RYE, Oats,, Bar.
lev and Flax.seed 1 quantity of
in lie bundle ard broken HEM !:
4 ouansy Of old Rive Whisky. AS.
pie Brandy and Cyder I; one eight
day Clock 1. one cross.cut Saw.
a stone Sledre and crowbar
Farminr Implements Of almost
every description Household &
Kitchen Furniture. among which
are some rood Beds and Hedinv
and many other articles too r,ume.
rous % mention. Twelve months
credit win be given, the purcha-
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Gerl,,s oftl)e s3attilf attirer,

The price ofthis pspefis two dollar.
per aanliM, one dollar payable at the
tnne of subscribing, and one when the
year exp;ses--D Distant subscribers pay
tSr tbs whole year IN advance - yd
subscrpkion received III 4 shortef tesa
than six months, and no paper discon.
tinnei until arrcarages are paid--a. fai.
lure % notify q discontinnance Of the pa
per q the end OF the time snbscribed
Fri viii d consilersd, j new engage.
meat. The price Of A6uasisrmenss, 40
nsn-slLscisbers, i one dollar per square
FIR tlIree weeks sinseftion, and for con-
tinasIsce after that time % eentss per
week Subscribers win continue I'd
receive reduction Of one-tourth on
their Advertisements. ''@ :" y .
fs#Es.% ii ~ + 4 \ sFs1ga g j. D. "a
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December Is, 1905.
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Whole No. 500.

| previously touched IL LsOriens,
win, after waiting IN u twelve
daysat Falmouth, return d Tn,
port and. thepce % The united
Siates, you will have On uppor.
tunisyt II Sending thisher nv
communication you may wish 70
make % Paris, g wen . sc srans.
hitting % your government such
@ may follow IS your correspon.
dence, which, q he present
period, win be the more accepta.
BE, the moreitbe fTequsnt and
fun. ).
!" MY Inst, which va commit.
ted 70 the British packet, inclosed
. copy Of the net Of EMBARGO, and
explained the policy az she mea.
sure. Ameng the considerasions
which enforced Il, was he pro-
liability Of such decrees q were
issued BY the British governments
on the l ithof November; the In
guage ofihe British gazettss, with
other indications, having LEFT IL.
lie doubt thar such were media.
ted. The. appearances Of these
DEGREES has had much eject II,
reconciling all descripticns smonRs
.,s 70 the embargo, md ID exin9,
in the friends Of their attachmenk
% is provident guardianahip of
our maritime interests. Z,
Mr.. Erskine communicated, q
few days ago, the several late de-,
erees ofhis government, vith ex.
pressions Of the regretfelt By his
Britannia maiesty q the necessi.
~ imposed on him for such IN IN.
ference with neutral commerce.
and assurances that his maiesty
would readily follow the exame
pie, in case the Berlin decree !
should Be rescinded, or would
proceed, pasi tessn, with Fraaces
10 relaxing the rigor Of their mea.
snres. Mr.. Erskine was asked,
whether his government distin.
guished between the operation Of
the Preach decree, muuicipally /,
on land, and its operation ON the
high seasl On this point he was
unable 70 answer I; o he alao was
% % enquiry, whether the late
British decrees had reference 10
the late extension Of the Preach
decree with respect to the United
Statesi He seemed also. ~ 10
perhaps ths case with his govern.
ment. to have taken very LITTLE
into consideration the violations
Of neutral commerce, and thros
them the vast injury 70 France an-t
tecedent % the Berlin decree. il
is probable that something further
i to pass between ~ On this sub I
jeet. g5:z IN S, /
u ..s.s. >.-, ss.sss ,s.
Extract ef q ieffer tion ~ siiiiiiss
~. ~ teshe Same.
Department Of Stase,
!. =. =. March ., iSO0.
8 Having lust learnt that the
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Negroes to HIRE.

*TsHE Executors Of JAMES
STROBE, deed. will Hire
to the best bidder, on Saturday
the sisti inst, arthe dwelling house
Of Henry Bedinger, SUNDRY.
SLAVES belonging 70 said c..
tate for one wear. Terms will be
more fully explained at the time.
ii HENRY BEDINGER, IN
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD,
!. I. : s.tg, !. n '.sss4g, ExeCutars.
iDecsm9erlis. 1908. ~ s..aiss
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- Genuine Corn
!, Plaster.
Lees Elixir,

The above Medicines 10 be had
a ! !. 1. Prices Store, Marsin.burs,.
. 5 - - ID -. ~ q -E.aI-llE- -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
lBomy.



me admirers Of genius and brilliant
fancy Will greatly lament that TIE author Of
the following elegant little piece, CHARLES
LEsrLEY, Esq. was summoned IN the
bloom Of youth.
-" 10 thar aakscoCsy,s csurtyy.
From 1hose 6oune 10 tycusllsy reizy7-D
ZEPHYR, whittier art thon strayire,
Tell ne where
WITH Prankish girls II gardens playing,
False rs fair,
A ButterAys light back bestriding,
Queen Bees to Honeysuckles guiding,
Or N 4 swinging hair-bell riding,
Free from care.
Before Aurora's car you amble
High in air
at noon, when EePtune's sea-nyEphs gam
bel,
Braid their hair.
When on the turnbEng pillows rolling,
Or on the smooth sands idly strolIiog,
Or u cool grottos they lie lolling,
You sport there.
20 chase the moon bearn9 up the mountains,
You prepare
Or dance with elves ON Drinks Of fountains,
hIirth to share.
New seen with love born lilies weeping,
Now with bllshing rosebud sleeping,
Whilst Fays from forth their chambers
PeePing,
Cry, Oh rare
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
TAPPAN g. SEWALL,
Have renoved to their late Rand

Have removed to their late hsnd,
No. IL, HATA1APKET POW-AdIDDLE-
STREET,
WHERE they offer for fale, by piece or
package, general sGortnsnt Of
European asd India Goods.
From England, by late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply Of Loodoa and
NsHetsf<' GOODS COMPUTING Thickleus--
Velveteens--Jeans-Pr Printed leans Princes
cord Velsings--Sarfnetted Caiicoes--Patent
Nankins-D inities-- Cambrick---Fancy add
Book Mullins -Shawls- Cotton Bandannas-
Prints GlnghanS--7-8 and black aud CO.
lore Cambrieks-Cotton Sewings-M illinets
--Briulh Cortons-- Hofery- Umbrellas. &c.
On hand, fine and fuperfne Broadcloths--
Kerieys--- PlainS--Kerieymerts--Stufs--B si.
Ees--Flannel- Colrain Linen s--India Cottons
--Laees .-Ganzes, &c. IN 5sns 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Sheriff. Sale.

Tatsa 81 Executioa and 70 ~ |'id at PaBfs T.,1..
70 tie bigt5f litter, or THURSDAY, tie "A
dag IF Setfsmbey next, al f1vo # he eloef ~ u,
dtierresz, a tie Darling Hoglt Il ThomA.
Means, IaHboidv n F,eee0,t,
A IL the right which Thomas Niillet Of f,;a
n FreePort, has to the redemption or
Mortgage of a certain tract or parcel Of larI
ftuated in FreepOrt aforefaid, and bounded :.
foIows:-yiz oouthweneriy by heTownPosd
northerly BY land Of IoGah Reed, and foutb.
ealerly by land owned by John WinGow
containing ieventeen acres, more or ie(s; to-
gether with All the buildings thereon. saia
tract or parcel Of land being part Of lot nuu.-
bered twenty tx oil range ..
JOSIAH REED, d. SbsqiH
Angaf 7.