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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
PHILADELPHIA, June %.

NE have seen measured, and with
pleasure announce it to the public, some
Goose berries growing in the Garden of
Mr. Bernard M'M.hon, Scotsman, of this
city, three inches and three-fo ur!hs in cir
conference, bearing very abundantly and
we perceive by his advertisement. that he
means to exhibit specimens of them at his
Seed-slore, No, SO, South Second stree
this day, Cor the qualification of the lovers
of American horticulture.
Jolly 1.
On the 18th ins'. the frigate Nemesis
arrived at II lifax from Cork and En-.
gland and the Halifax, sloop of war, from
the w. indies. The Nemesis brought, I'M
der her convoy, two transports, and two
ordinance store ships. The transports
brought 1ooartillery, and $50 car artille
ny and drivers. --Wc understand it was
reported, that the store ships brought 5000
stand OF arms Tor the militia, 6,coo,cOo ball
cartridges, and 5000 barrels of pun pow.
der.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
Charles Noel.
June Is. 1893
5y me Gopefn0,' Of fAe ComAsOazveaItI OF
Virginia,
A PROCL AVIATION.


WHEREAS Il is Represented 10 the execu,;vs.
tina; nenry Thacle, David Tim Ler mi
Elisha ,ihackes, late Of ths unty Of Louisa
and who wee committed to the lai If The dis.
trict court holden Chsrlotte svi.le, cis,ee6 ai,h
highwa' robbery have escaped from nc sai i,iI
or the n;Sni O! nc ~ II instan, ard = hereas IL
Is aiao rSp!esone e. 10 thS e&eca,ivc i.lat Reuhsn
harsnail. lac OF the county OF 4 .benare vim
was committed 10 the ait Of said county charged
wi'h mai mag and putting uu, th- eyes If F,5n.
CTS Ialiai-iro has Il G.. en- ne nis ~ afore,aid-
escaped fcom tie jail of the SAID coun.y Of Abe
mate; / have therefore Thought ~ wi il IN. adj.
wee OF the councI, Ut stare - issue this p-,,la.
nation. hey'by Offering reward of,cre hundTe,s
daiiars each for afPrehendng md conye inc tn
toe Jail q the disIricI coUrt foresa,d the aid
Henry Th@cker David TIA ,ksr and Elisba.
4hasEif. &nd do glgo heieb; oner re,yard
1 one fundJed and fifty dollars "a any 5ersou o.,
per''as who shall app bend and ccnv.y TO the
aforesaid jail oFthe county OF Alhsmnrle. the said
heIpea Marshal. And 10 tn. end ;iiat the laws
may be GUY executed. and justice a!nri.ered by
the punishment of such crimes as the en- ,,y;,s
10 e,ati axe Charged with Il, moreover enioin
al oieers, civil ana military, and exhort the GOOD
peotle o. This commonwealth t. use theig bsst en-.
beavers 20 appsehend and convey 10 The tails re.
speetiveY a aforesaid The said Henry Tnarker
David lhacker and Elisha Thaoker, and Reus
ben NiarshaI
Given under my hand with the seal Of the
u y eomn9n%es!'h annexed, at Richmond,
tins 25'h day Of June, IS. s.
Sigued,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08

account were written by his said ageb, Psi.
hp Nolan, the ceur, think il bi,shlY pro.
baSie ths' the statement is correct They
however do not consider the verify of il OF.
tn least sEpp al &C "a The case, since If
he dc receive tie nmney as sta ed, the
transaction was folly juNi6 bic, aud if ne
aid not so receive II, deere is no proof of
ms having received it a, ell.
IL rs therefore l..s opiniUa of this court,
that there Is no evidences OF Briead r Ge-
neral James Wiiknson's havjne al apy
tine received passion ifoln tbs Spa.
nlsh governments OF IL bis havirg recei.
we'd money from the government of
SPsin or any of is Officers or agents for
corrupt purpose : snd lie court has no
hesitation In sayng, That as FAR as his
conduct has been deye,oged BY This en-
quicy. he appears 10 have discharged
the duties OF his staten with honor to
himself and fidelity 10 his country.
CRY Of flashing Son, Jst,lc 3s, 1908.
tSisned) II. EuRsECK,
Prs5ttienf.
T. H. CUSHING,
JONA. WILLIAMS,
July 9, sos.
APPROVED,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08

understood to be lis legal construction by
, those who were in his majesty's sc VI e
at the time the said order was issued; and
that an explanation to that effect was p.-
ven by them to the Danish minister, IL, ~,
otficiai note dated on the i7;h of March,
1907.
That In note from the American Sc
cfetaFy OF state 20 Mr.. Z. skine, dated on
the goth OF the same month, considerable
uneasiness was expressed, under an ap-
prchension OF a contrary Interpretation oil
the said order: that although the above
mentioned note was actually received by
ms majesty's presen; ministers in tn
mon'h OF Apri, last, yet no step, have
been taken thereon up to the present hour,
Tor removing the unfounded apprehensi-
ons OF The American government on a
poiaI TO which they appear 10 have attach
ed so much Importance That by this O.
missions much unnecessary Irritation has
been suffered to prevail in Amsrics, long
after II was in the power of his maiesty's
ministers to navs eGecluaily removed the
same; and fresh obstacles to corciiiatinn
anc iriendsnip have thus wantorly been
in,e posed.
8. That it is, therefore, the opinion OF
this house, that the said orders are in
themselves unjust and impcl,ic that The
issuing of them at the time, and under The
circumstances above mentioned, was an
act OF the utmost inprogidence and RASH
ness: and lha, by abruptly breaking cTa
friendly negotiation, and wiIAhulding q
satisfactory explanation on a point, on
which It might have been given with SO
mncn ease and advantage, his majes,y's
ministers have aet-d in disregard Of our
true policy, which is TO cultivate the friend
saip OF nation, ahose interests and pros.
per';y are SO Intimately interviewer with
our own land have conducted themselves
10 manner the least adapted to enable
i's maJesty 10 r2aintsin that maritime SUI.
perior''y, on WHICH he greatness, and e.
ven 'h' existence of this empire 50 much
depends.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
VIM. II. CabelI.

Henry Thatker is slender, abou, 25 yesrs Of
age. ieet INCHES high, vecy nanow faced, ss
ave a'to The other two, ali thyse being bro,Esrs.
DAVID Ibaekes IS very slender. a5out fest 10
or II inches higa. Elisha Tb.cker Is also very
sIeJ,dsr, and perhapi about ,he heigh, oe David
heubsH Marshall IS an saive fellow. abau. IS
Yeas % age, fsei or 6 Incbes high, black
Eyes ona hghS haitJ snf tolesahlS Er5por,i med.
r. speaks quick, Is inpuden; and subject TO drink
hard ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08

ultimately recognized, 1t cannot be imputed
to any deficiency in their vind.cation.
This speech alone furnishes them with
shield round and complete.
Mr.. Bronghan IS now in the twenty
eighth year o. his age. lie has already at
tanned very great consideration among the
leading men OF this county. To complete
ms reputation 1t only remains for him TO
enter parliament, which, we understand he
viii shortly do When this event shall
happen, we predict, from his various and
profound knowledge, especially OF the COM
Piicatsd nscal and Commercial interests of
the British empire, combined with AN eio
qnence, at once strong, cop.ous and embel-
iished, that he VIII De pronounced the most
able debater, and accomplished statesmen
OF that great and enlightened assembly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
WASHINGTON CiTy.Iuly 4

The following paragraph is fcotn 2
Charleston peper of The I7,h Of June
I" letter from So5aunah, 10 a gentle.
man in Charleston dated tie l2lh instsn.
states, that The French priyaleer LEX
change and Ia Jeune Eslel'c, boa { ed, oR
Amelia island, a brig from Baltimore, capt
Brownlo"e, and took from her 20 5 barrels
hnur, and quantity CT other provisions,
upon which they fixed tneir Gun prices
ana gave the captain an order on a person
IN Charles, n, for The amount"
There is bu, too much reason 10 believe
that this is another case Cf vioialion of the
embargo laws; the property having been
takeD by connivauce Of the captain Of The
brig. Indeed Charleston paper states
that it is known that The capt. had dc
clarsd, previous TO leaving port. tha, ne
would sell his whole cargo TO the priya.
teers-meo, if he could get gcod price
for il. These instances cf "Elundcr''
md a" 6a'6arity," have not been rare of
late.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08

DIED, at Alexandria, on the ee.h nj.
after short ana severe illness, MRs. ANN
WARREN, consort of Mr. WILLIAM
WAN ZEN, one of the Managersof the phil.
adelpha and Baltimore Theatres. This
lady was the delight of her friends, the or
nan'cnt OF the American Stage, and alto
getiier one of the most interesting actresses
ofthetimes Her original name was Brun
ton
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
TIL. JEFFERSON,
Joseph and Jesse
Dobbe
July 2, 1903
APPROVED,
(signed)

q each of YOU reside out of the state and have
no agent reading iH the state who is known
10 me, have taken tiis mode % give you notice
that shall on the ms, Monday in Augnat next.
between The hours of 10 in the moaning and : in
me atse'o"on ct the same day. al Cha Jue court
1ouse' proceed TO take che dispositions Of Thomas
Read, il Joseph Venab.e, Bsook-s Bale = en-
~ Lester Chealey Daniel gnd .Phom.s Harris
Spencer. 10 be read a. evidence on lie afgument
~ excer'ions taken 20 repor of commission.
ers IN = sun in obanrery Depending IN Chariotte
couT', wherein Joseph Dasbs ard others are
piA'aliH', and calharine Dsbbs and olhe,s, de-.
iendaH's. when and were you Gsay AtienI if you
please.
Charles Noel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
and fonor, to a love of Justice and to a
desire OF peace with all nations"

By late trial before the u. S. circuit
couri for the district Of Georgia, the prin-
cIpe has been established, that the indi
sidaal states have right TO impose tax
on the u. 5. Bank, OF It's branches, esla-
blished within their territorial jurisdiction.
tits said, however, that an appeal will be
made 10 the supreme court.
(Bah. Evening Posi-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08
July A..

After a idll investigation Of such eyi.
cence x circumstances as have come 60 the
knowledge of The court IN tie course of
It's proceedings, correct statement Of
which is hereunio annexed, end after m q
;ure dsIibeTltion upon the same, the fol.
loving opinion on the amount of the tes-
Gmopy is respectfully submitted,
|, has been proved to The satisfaction
Of this court, that Brigad Ter General
James Wilkinson had been engaged ~ a
tobacco trade with governor MIRO Cf New.
Orleans, bsiie h entered tie American
army in 1871; tha, he received large
sums Of money for tobacco delivered in
Eew.OfIears, IN the year one thousand
seven hundred and eighIy.nine, and that
large quantity Of tobacco, belonging to
him, was Condemned and slofei in new
Orleans IN tat year; but it hiss not been
proved, and sf.Sr the fullest investigation
and comparison 81 testimony 10 possession
o! The court IL does not appear, that he
has received any money from the Spanish
government or any Of It's officers, since
the ye9r ore thousand seven hundred aud
nineiy-ofe, or that he has ever received
money fiom thar government OF It's cfTi-
GERS Tor any other purpose be- in payment
for Tobacco, and other produce, sold and
delivered by him Or his agents.
IL has been stated by The General that
Of Ter his damaged tobacco had laid some
years in sore at New Orleans, bis agent
there received for it end rcm,ued &c him,
he several sums, credited N ,he copy Of
an account current presented BY him ard
marked Mo-, and under the mpressi
on that tie letters accompanying the said
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
EdW ard Howe.
U5JoL2e>er.

UP5o5qerer, No. 2, Uaioz-RozO,
I INFORMS the public, that he has JUN open
ed an extenliye ahortment of Englifh,
French and american PAPER HANGINGS,
with elegant Borders and PANEL Papers Of
the very lateft and belt patterns, which are
telling very low; fashionable Fringes, Laces,
and TafTes for curtains: Chintz Furniture /;
Bedtlcking Down, Live Geefe and RuGia
Feathers: Sofas with and without Hair Cloth :
EHy and Loling Chairs double and Jingle
Hair Mattra1es; Mols do.
AJ6-An elegant aliortment of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, as has
ever been offered for lale in this town.
E. HOWE ALTO tufts Sofas, Ealy and Loll-
ing Chairs, Matra1es Of all kinds, Cuihions
for Pews, &c. Beds made and filed, war
ranted Of the frt quality. High po(t and
field Bed Curtains made in the mon fafhiona-
tle ave.
CASH given FOR Oxen and Horfrs' COARSE
HAIR. # Dc 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
IOhn Carr.

= FSPECTFULLY informs III, friends And
: the public that he has taken fhop in
F0re-freet, nearly oPpofte Mr. Ricardion's
Wharf, where he carries on the
IAILCRING BUSINESS,
in is various branches with neatnels and DIFF
patch.
~ Particular attention paid to all O,dsr' + on
torn country, and fbc leaf favers g,otetDLv &C.
Iao7rIstgsa, Jan. !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
REMOVAL.
JOEL HALL,


HAVING pbrchafed the whole flock in
a trade Of Teba p. 7IbnyRor q o.. has re-
moved from No. Il, Iong-Wharf, to CentoqE
Ro70, Che fore formerly occupied by faid
John P. TJwfov Il Co where he offers for
lale the following articles =
200 crates q. c. Earthern Warea
100 calks Engilh Nails 1 nI'. =
so crates Junk Bottles
H. grofs N.uaard Bottles
Boxes 2 by l8, IL by IS, 10 by IS, 10 by
IA, 10 by ~, by 8, 9by ~ by ~, by
9, and s by Crown Window Glals
20 bottles iuperfne, Rne and common CO.
pal Warmth
40 cafks fine Eng1h Munsrd
III do Copperas-4 do Alum
5 do Red Lead
4 heets MILD Lead, 9 ID. and 81 ID. per
fquare feet
10 cwt. patent Shot
| hid. common Lamp Black
keg Lythage
200 VT. Iron Wire, 2forted
Z doz. long & Giort handled Frying Pans
40 quires Sand Paper
Z neit5 Small Weights
ga lmall painted Scale Beams, afortsd
80 boxes Pipes
100 StoRe-Jugs and Butter-pots
Bbs Mels No and Pork
so hhds Windward Inand Rum
s do Mulcovado Sugars
200 DO Liverpool Salt
1900 quinta.s Co Fiji Jan 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
5a'fs ~ aInion.

On TUESDAT next 7vitb1M reitrUe
at THOMAS LEAYESS Office
10 o'cLock,
A quantity of JEWELRY and SADDLE
n RY.
10 letts plated Coftors,
IL do do Candlelticks,
Eight Day Clock
1 tine piece
5 Gilt framed Looking Clafes-
A number elegant gilt framed Prints
ALSO,
8 bbls. Sugar,
hid. w. /, Rum
10 boxes SPaniih Segars
New Feather Beds
a double Darrell Guns
Peces fpotted SwanGNin
9 do red Baize. Terms liberal
ian. Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
GHEHP GOODS.
Z. 81 A. VINTON.

- Wv Wv
II AVE jun received new Gupply Of GOODS,
: which they are telling at very reduced
prices, couGaing Of black, plumb, olive, lead,
faye, brown, and cinnamon coIored Luitrings
- trunks Cahcoes--2 bales India Cottons-
2 few pieces ladies' bottle-green Peliece Cloths
-luPcrfne and common Brozdcot hs-Coat-
irgs- Observation-Disclosures Vellngs-Tsble
C!otha-DiaPers - Factory CIoths-Velvets--
Cotton Beduckings, &c.
ALSO,
so VT. Gotten WarP-Filing and Kn,-
ing Yarn-which will be fold at The Factory
prices; they being agents for the Coventry
aodSmithGeld manufacturing companies.
74z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11

No 4 Il 5, ,o4f5 AZ Lerg-Ebalf
HAVE jun received,
goo bbls fuperfne Flour, } hIaJyeHfei fy56
loo do fcratch'd do arr u ~ f1E
Is half do do 60 } fSszry.
% bbs Clear PORK
ts do Navy Mels do
90 do No. ., do
20 d. Philadelphia Loaf Sugar
y tons Nail Plates, saorted
Chefs Hy!Jn and Hyl-n-lkin Teas
10 boxes No. 8, Chocolate
IS DO DIT Candles
Together with general afortment Of
b4p-CLA.4try Z Gyoceyy Gods.
Az which they offer cheap for CATH or
credit 6w ian. IL;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
HarG-IOQre Goods.
William Goddard.


HAS received by 1Iips Jo!eph and Henry
4 4 from Liverpool very eHteniive adCi-
ion to his flock Of sad Ferry, Cutlery ; Hard
Ware GooAs--which he offers TOR fale Nv
wholeiaIe ana READ, on the nloH reaicpabie
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes BED Crown Glals, ali izes from
by to IS by y
l9O oaks wrought Nails. al fixes
3 tons hees Lead
20 doz, beG Eng.ifh Shovels and Spades
~ doz. FRYING pans
100 doz. bea Sewing Irvine
s caiks fat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and ChaiIe
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Carr iron, Weighs
z, A and 2sw do DO
B'ocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes dUubIe tin Plates
BlacklnIths AnviI. and Vices.
ALSO,
An aTortman: Of LICKING CLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany .enes
LIEFwIsE,
very great v7-ietJ Ut J0aer's Pa g.
SEPT. -. eff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
NEW GOODS,
As Cheap as tie Ctcatef I

WILLIAM SMITH, informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has
opened and offers for lae at the White Store,
bottom of Fj61f1est, genral afiortment of
GOODS for Town and Country ulewhich he
is determined to fell as low as can be purchs-
ied-among which are the following, viz,
Broadcloths; Plains; Velvets; Coatipgs !;
Baizes and Flannels, different colors; Velt-
Ings; Calicoes India Cottons cotton Checks !;
Nurants; CaIimancoes; Handkerchefsi brown
Linens Threads Tapes Neekles, III.
London Pewter; be0 feel Shovels; Bel
lows; Coffee Mills, Flat Irons; Floor BIu1l-
e. Iron Spoons, large and fmal Penkuives;
Jack-knives K"ives and Forks, Raizors
RAZOR Cafes and Boxes States; Pencils /;
Dutch Quilts; Writing and Letter Paper;
Teaaments and Spelling. Books a complete
and very extenlive Of IRON WARE; Glais,
10y 8 I'D, Cd, and led cut Nails; zod
wrought do-Hyion, HvlOn Skin, SOuchong,
Congo and Bohe2 Teas, warranted TO be of the
hrR quality; No. 1 2, & 3, Chocolate, Coffee,
Chocolate Shes, French and SpAnilh Brandy,
Holland and American Gin, w. l. and n. E.
Ru"g, Cherry Rum, N1ufard, Pepper, Gin
ger, and Alipice, Cinnamon, Sweet Oil, Indi-
20 different kinds, Alum and CopPeras, Log
Wood, Red Wood, and FuGic, salt Peter,
Poland Starch, Bees Wax, Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars, Liverpool Salt, Cod Filth, Brimltone,
Pipes, fine Table Salt, Southern Cotton, Ha.
vana white Sugar, loaf, lump and brown do.
Mola1les, &c.
~ Families who Purchafe Teas may de-
pend on the quality Being equal to any ever
imported. Jan. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
81 Wanted hmediafeE,

A S an Apprentice at this OFrIcE, Ge1@,
l. J4hEf and capable LAr, about four
teen years of age. One that podeGes and will
pyaaye thrle qualities, lhall be well cloathed,
boarded and receive kind treatment Thoie
Of different character need nor apply.
Gazette. OtTee, ian. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
LEONARD CROSS.

INFORMS his friends and the public in gen
: eral, that he has purchaied the flock in
trade Of Mefrs. CROSS & MARTIN, and
the ftand No. 2, FoysJfysst, lately occupied by
them, where he offers for fae all eztenGve
Siortmcnt Of
EngHb and WgJf India Goods,
on as Reasonable terms as can be obtaiued in
this town. una
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
WILLIAM LORD.

INFORMS his friends and The public in gen.
cr,l, thar he has jua received a general
aAortmeut Of
W. i Gosh, Gr9cerie5 . HarH-WIare,
which are now ready for fae ct his fore in
~. fleet, On the mon reaionab!e terms for
calh, s VI Jun. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
K Rowe & KenS.

= ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
~ the public in general that they have re-
commenced bu6nefs at their former lland No
s, Mn1ey,s RoTV-where they have for fale
general a1ortment of
Fall and Winter Gods,
much cheaper than ufual.
They expect very fhortly large additional
fupply, which will render their afTortment
very complete. (eptfl on. l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11

NOTICE!
THE fubfcribers hereby give notice that the
= coPaUnenhiP under the firm Of
DEARBORN e WATYOM,
will, by mutual content, be dfolved On the
G.f day Of February next. All perlons in
debted are requelted to make immediate pay
ment, and Ihoie who have unfettled accounts
with them, are dehred TO cal and have them
adjufed. SIMON DEARBORN,
ian. 4. SAMUEL WATSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
EOR SIZE.

y y excellent stand at Cambo, in the town
Il WmaDIu, ahOat 2 onles from P1ytiiad,
eonG!tng ~ Se FARM, SAW and GRI5r
MILLS, "''';I a'any valuable privileges.
Ago- Seven hundred acres Of good impro
veabe LAND in E.f = ~. Po,fL1aL
A5o- wo hundred acres of LAND, in rhe
town Of lyms ~, and .everal good FARMS,
- various places not far from faid Portland
Any o. al Of laid Real Eltate may be had on
generous terms and long credit BY applying
70 SAMUEL BUTTS, at his Bookstore
rore-Styses, PORTLAND. (6w) ian II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11

Cram & Anterior,
HAVE imported, per the fhip JOSEF
from Liverpool, the following Goods
Bales adorted B4izes
= do black, whit4 and yellow Fl2nn els
fome yard wide and extra fine
5 do rofe Blankets
do point do twil'a & untwird
2 60 black, blue, crab and olive Fear
noughts
Z do Coatihg,, faniiCnabIe colours, foms
extra fine
8 do blue Broadcloths
do dark-mixt, drab & olive do
do bet welt Of England do falhionz-
bic colors
do do do do Cadimeres
do blue, MKT and drab Plains
do drab Kerfeys
2 do well-aTorted StufTs
do common f4ncy Swanfdown, and
Turkydowns
do fancy friPed and fpotted Cords
do elegant Toilinets and MiltonRripes
new nylc
Trunks we'll ahorted worried & Lambf-
wool Hofe
Gales black and olive Velvets
do Tabby Cords
l do Linen Checks
do fancy MaIabar Hdkfs
2 Trunks elegant fix Chambrays
do common Ca'icoes
3 do fuperfne do
. do iuperfne fLperfne do
2 do elegant fashionable printed Robes,
London work
The above Goods viii be fold on the moR
advantageous terms, by the piece or package
only. They expect per the Henry from Liv-
erpool, and the Romeo and Nezy- Galez from
London. (via Bottom large additional Gup-
ply of Fancy and Fashionable Goods, which
will render their aaortment very complete.
POT & PEARL ASHES wanted a above.
Sept. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11

THE third cafs Of Haygayd College Lottery
= will commence drawing the 18Th init.
The fcheme preients moif capital chance for
obtaining fortune for trife. Even quar-
ter of ncket is capable Of producing 5000
dollars. Who, then, would neglect 10 adven
ture bic dailay and sveAty1tge cent?, when he may
gain independently theie hard times Thoie
who are wife, will be fPeecy in applying At
the Bookfore and Lottery Office Of
ISAAC ADAMS,
No. z, FISH.STREET,
who has for Gale, Tickets, Quarters, and
z ghths, in the above Lottery.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
! Prize Of Twenty Thouland dollars,
do Five Thouland do
2 do Two Thoufand do
10 do One Thoutand do
II do Five Hundred do
40 DO Oae Hundred do
and others Of fmaller import.
WaHted-Prize- Tickets in An9seaF Camel
Lottery, for which Tickets in II. G. Lottery, will
be given, before prizes become payable -AP-
ply as above. Jar. 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
TAKEN UP.

a CHESTNUT colored MARE, January 5,
ls1S The owner may have her again
oy proving property and paying charges. IN
'fnfe IF hENJ. WEB5TER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
Hallowell Bookstore.

1yf bu5Hbed By e. GOODIE,
A ND for lale by him, aud by 3. NeLsou
and J. LADn in Auguna,
II Ne1v Syfem 5f Practical arithmetic,
compiled from the beR authorities, with De-
monratons Of the Rules to which il annexed,
lhOEt pI1n of Bookkeeping, by single entry !;
alto Forms Of Notes, Receipts, Bills Of Er-
change, &c. &c
The above book contains arithmetical infor-
nation fudlcient for any PerfoA in aImof any
ftuatlon in life, and retails for only fifty cents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
NOTICE q

N'Jl ILE
GROSS & MARTIN, have taken Cunt
- iag Room in the iecond nory Of the fore
lately occupied by them, where they requeA
all thofe with whom they have unrettIed &C
counts, 70 call and have them adu(ed, and
all thofe indebted 10 make immediate pay
nert. Taa. Z.