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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04

dowslsnd steessse hatch 10 say nothing
OF .hs sPertures which admis the masts &
pnmHs md entrance inso the forec4stls.
t one of these aapgers can be ebsiased
and st he same time the advantages OF the
/ old Ptas PRESCRIBED and perhaps improved,
il certainly is wor.hihe a,tension OF every
man ans way concerned in nsyigatian. II
10 sthese advantages is added the induce,
ment 81 economy, by Iessenlng eapenre,
il cannu bur be supposed that the improve.
ment wal come in,o general use.
The Patenf Gldss lkluminat0ri 10 2 consex
lens or ming circle Of 4boo, FIVE or ak
inches 10 diameter, lrt into apsrtures~ OF
decks and o,her places, projecting sboye
them, OF 6uiug INTO metal riaa, WITCH are
constructed wafer tlgf!, TO open and &.lni
for air 10 warm cllmales; aud eiil be fsuad
preferable in ali casss TO . sky Eeht on the
ptestos principle. They ars punished on
the under side 10 admit more clearly the
raysof lig1,s and ground on the uppsr aide
thattkese rays may DOT enser IN Priam4sic
col0a.
Wheneeer sky light is necie'ays. al
ther fer ships, house:a battle or .AaI:s, rs.
vii, be toond superior tom Its durability
aud ws.er t:ghtoess 10 sny thing Of the i %
ever b.fote offered lorhr pubi,c and she
prict tow. when II . coEhlesed il will
lass as loag aa ship 80 hoas: lle%!f. The
mode OF hx-.g ths a, 10 10 a rsbb, . quar-.
ter IF an lurh 10 bread sh & Or Yo deep,
accosdingto the ts,ckneA. OF >he q Of
the glass; sad toe hole thTo. g. the .rck
n.as be opeard below { Q rese Sble eiin-
vatteS fanneD 80 the dlsaeter OF eight
icches. 1t sea 10 pu.sy and noA dissssb-d
iii II 'sdry, they will q 4us no further u !.
ssnNca.
Tue ilu inmates lc9e becn asopnd in
Eaglana on board islgstes, gun b,igs,
6 !iess sndIamen aud nusaeTous transports
az j mtrchaGsA.o.
The Is -r,ci.s shs4s ,ks. have tje 2 ed
them {, Hal. va, Rad, Pn,!adelrnias
foseca ls Salt. s.e~ -. s-o..o,., r s.sts.
roasss Radaev, Lon,s, DO. cab q Dry.
ale, g4rb=t, Nzc York. do. Go.conda,
Gocksr, do. .1e8std'. > Gn.
The Rodosy, oos 10 she p q Of Salu.
more, 10, fous OF the Targets 81 Inserted
in hsa aaar,ta deck Sbose ths e4b,n. Be.
ing deeply loaded with sa.s. &. aod the
dead lgh;, all in, with sSry tempaa,cous
wea.hd for the 4. 3. fos)y6 Ave days Of hrf
passsg, from Liverpool, shs sea cote sn,ly
washIs over the Geo and che Old sky
light pdakcd up, yss 90 ;Soe :oas lilo.
nin4iGs there was as mach ;,,',e "a o =
n@cesasy TO pursue sny Occupation waats.
yer. ether reading CT wiring, or work.
In Us ,isua,on, Yearly a whole suit Of
sails was repaired 10 che esba xheo the
weather was such. shs,. although sb.o!u:c.
" Necessary to the eaf-'y 81 The ship, it
cculdros have been done CO deck, cor e,
vta blow, had i noi bee0 Tor shlA useful
Invention.
Tksl give more eroe4al lighs than the
commY sky lighss and are as much proof
as.ins.,eciden.s as che deck Itself; nsver
liable toleak capsb!e of bs I. USED in aoy
part Of be deck, WITHOUT may or iucon-
venienct; and ia series Of bad wsahcr
save moe than heir afss cost 10 lamp aad
C andic.
New 1orkpat.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04

and mske shsas .Ao65s tvks prolessioa -
par rio.i.m, or regard for the country ~
iasiaeete. Are sre aedeed arrived 81 2
peri Cd chafac.etissic-af The 1oayst ct tts'esy
( VII en-, 10 ste ad .oi being guicsd BY lsasoD.
We are TO be put under me ydoniciuO Of
wild passicn, and when our 7bretendet
alarms are 10 be made he pfsteats fo1 dc.
ss.Sy,nr the frs, principles OF the very
system which We aEs c,ed 20 revere let
thiS Systematic opposition TO he will Of tbs
people be pursurd, and WE rkEAD Tx
rEAarUL ALrsRNATIvs TO which all good
meo wso lore shci. e.notf!y and 'he con.
e.i:at,os, must BE seauced 10 the spperE'
. srEggls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
E.rsetof a letter from London, dated April
4, 1903

Bmany letters received from Amster-
d,u, Up TO the 3Sd of March, we are inform
ktha relaxation Of their decree Of the Esd
January had taken place, and that a reso-
|tOa hal been taken BY their government to
|nitsuch captains as were ignorant at the
|nsol their sailing, Of the above decree
|ssEips Holland Trader, and Logan, ofN.
|k, had proceeded CA to Amsterdam.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04

40 Improvement has lately been made
10 England. founded on simple principle
10 optics which has beenskpown for ages,
bat which has never before been sppliedi IN
the way hereafter meosieped.
IL 10 we'll known to every seaman that
the aperture. 10 the decks and sides Of yes.
sells are often the means by which they
founder, from admission Of water when
boarded by heavy sea, or otherwise.
Mary ship. have gone down b. means Of
the eonPani0n way, sky light, cabin wiz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
EXTRACT.

Against SANDER there is no defence. He'll
cannot boastso foul fend; nor man depiors
so fell . foe: 1t Slabs with word With a
ned, with shrug, with look, with & smile.
Il is the pcsi,ence working in darkness, and
spreading contagion far and vide, wiich tie
I'D It wary traveller cannot avoid. It's tho
poisoned arrow, whose wound is incurabis.
It is the mortal sting of the deadly adder
Murder is its employment lGxoccace iis
prey, aHa ruinits sport.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
80 The p:in
States are request
their respective P,P>
THE MON.
Is . newspaper now. publ.

I'D newspaper HOW puDlI.[
Of Washington, every Tuesday.
c.,a G sI,Is devoted to .N,A
tics, .Arts, manufactures and .zg71cuhuy..
During the session of Congress, il Will furnish
the public with correct, and {wben necesss-
ry) a copious account Of the proceedings and
debates ofthe National Legislative body. Az
all times, it will communicate to its reader,
the earliest and mosf authentic iptelligence, ON
all subjects of which it Processes to be the We.
kicle. The patronage Of the public is respect
fully solicited in aid of its establishment.
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3.
LENT OR LOST,

~ ~ : ~ = u = u - =
The 1frst volume Of GAssserfeld's Letter. 8 :
sE WHOEVER has borrowed or found it wiz
please to retarn it, or call and pa! der the
ROBERT CRAY.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
SONNET TO NIGHT.

y +. ~ . - L
lots thee, mournful, soher-suiicd night;
WiAa the faint moon yet lingering In her
waile,
~ veil'd il clouds, with pale, .nce rtsip
light
Hangs Ger the wat;r; efthe restless main.
In deea depression sunk, the eafeebled mind
Will to the deaf cold elements complain,
And tell Tie embosomed grief, howeysr
vain,
Tofslllen surges, and the viewless wind.
Though no repose on thy dark breastI ind,
] still enjoy thee, cherries as thou art !;
For IN thy quiet gloom the exhausted
hcari
h calm, though wretched, hopeless, yet re-
sign'd:
WhiIe,to the winds and waves II -
given
IJay reach Though not
heaven.
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TERMS.

Ihe price of subscription will be five dolls
per annum, payable inadvance.
The paper will be transmitted always agree
ably to directions by mail, or left by carrier
according to orders. ~
Advertisements will Be, received and insert
ed at the usual prices.
Essays decently and conciseiy written, on
subjects interesting to the general Welfare.
viii be cheerfpily inserted withoutany charge.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
Edward Howe.

NJ. 2, Uaids-R0zr, 61id5le -tyea,
LAS received in addition to his former
: Rock, new and elegant afortnent of
Paper Hangings, Lookng- GLa6e5 and
UpAo5fry,
of the neweft ftyle.-Among which are
Engifh, French and American Paper Hang
ings, with Observation-Disclosures and Fire
Board Patterns rrJ
A handfome afortment Of Looking GIafes,
from 8 to $50 dollars pair, and Of the mott
approved fyle. .la-
objectionable Fringes, Laces and Taft
els for Curtains Bedtickings, Of all prices
Down, Live Geefe aAd RulIia FEATHERS
Sofas, with and without Haircloth-Eafy and
Lolling Chairs--MatraAes, of all kinds and
fzes-Cufhions for Pews, &c. &c. sc. ,-..
0 all commands in the Uphol-
TRY BuGnSls executed with neatnel. and dir-
patch. Q.f) Nay 9s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
Eafesrf, Tnne 90.


Maine Turnpike Corporation.
THE Stockholders Of the 11aise TtDse;E.
Corporation, are hereby notified TO meet
at the chamber over the Maine Fire and Nayi,.
IsiaraHss Office, in Portland, on Tueiday the ST.
day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock A. M. TO act ON
the following Articles-viz.
|. To choofe a MODERATOR or CEArp.
NAN.
2. To choofe SEvEN D1REcToRs for the
year enfuing.
5. To Choofe a TREASURER and a C1rpr
for the eniuing year:
A. To confider and determine whether i b.
exPedient to make any part of the Mair.
InrHpits PoESthe enfuing year, and what part.
and TO a9 thereon as they may think proper.
S. To coniider and determine whether th.v
viii receive any propolals which may be made
70 the AfIociation, for completing faid Road.
or any part thereof, and to act thereon as tbev
may fee tit.
s: To con6der and determine whether Il i
neceilary 10 alter or amend any Of the prefent
Rules and Regulations, and TO act thereon j
may be thought expedient.
WOODBURY. STORER, Jun. ClyE.
P'rf.&aS, lsas Ia, lsOs. (2o)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
Land fer Sale.

THE fubfcriber offers for fale the follow
Il ing parcels of LAND.
A FARM, well calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic one mile from the
Westinghouse in Ns41- CloHtejqer, pleafantly
htuated on the County Road, with which will
be fold eleven acres of interval LAND.
AIo-In the town of Jay, IN the county of
oxford, Three ThouGand Acres Of LAND Of
the frlt quality, htuate in different parts of
that town, which is one Of the belt towns in
the county. 1t will be fold at reduced price /;
the whole will be fold together, or by the fin
gle lot, as may beff accommodate purchafers:
And one lot in the town of BefEeL--Inquire Of
JAMES STARR, JUN. Elq for information
1f5s-At Pe-o5eof, in Townfhip No. 5, of
the 9Th Range of Townihips on P1ssfagais rip
er, ia the county of Hancock, Five Thouiaud A
ores Of Land, in Lots of 100 acres each. This
is one of the 1inel Townfhips in that country
Saw and Crit Mills are already erected, from
whence any kind of Lumber may be RATED a.
lde the fhipping in Bangor. This townfhip is
rapidly iettling. Young Farmers are invited
10 examine for shemlelvss Inquire of MIR.
DANIEL BULLIN, of laid tswnihip, for fur
Their particulars.
ALJo-Thirty thoufand acres Of ST. JOHNS
LAND, 10 called in the county Of EIajbiag-
son. This land is ftuated in the belt tract OF
Land in the Dilirict Of Maine the foilis very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Nut. A road is laid out
through faid Land from Psnobicot to St
Johns River. Twenty thouland acres of this
Land is ftuaied but feveR miles from the rich
Farmers on St. IohR's River, and the Fof
Road from thence to Quebec. Should 80 or
40 good Farmers Allocate together and pur-
cbafe this whole tract, for their swn actual fet-
Element, they would enlure fortune to them
felves and their children after them. For fur
Their particulars pleafe to inquire of the fub-
fcriber.
JOSEPH Z. FOXCROFT.
N:zS- c2sSfafsr. Ad4y 9. 1903. (6aO)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
TO BE SOLD

A DWELLING-HOUsE, forty feet by thir.
1 n ty-rwo, two hories high, with a Com.
modious Stable and other out-buildines wi,h
about half an acre Of Land, ftuated near ~
bridge in zcSt5aan, accommodated with excel.
lent water by Acquedua kom an nntatI,av
fource, which abHndantly fupples he houfe.
fable and garden in the driei lealons. Tbe
honle has been built about ten yea-s--the eth.
er buildings not three years fnCe. They
ftand in a Aourifhing village. WITHIN one nile
Of BSzOdois College, in Br1ziErill and ab0at
hxty rods from the Court Houle iu TaAsu.
To a perfon who wifhes 70 ia concerned n
the Lumber buGnefs 70 the trader or indulr;-
GUS mechanic, the opportunity w parchale
good itand, may be worthy attention. Farthep
information may be had Of Tie !ubGcr.ber !,
Bath IONA. ELLIS
AprR %. Avn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
1APPAN & SEWALL,

Have renoved to their late hand,
No' IL, HATZNARKEE ROW-ZXZDDLE-
STREET,
WHERE they offer for fale, by piece or
package, general aaortnlent of
European and India Goods.
From England, by late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply Of L0ado" and
MsnfbtFer G0oDS-comprifng Thickfetts--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jeans--Princes
cord Veftings--Sarfnetted Calicoes--.Patent
Nankins-Dimit;es--- Cambrick---Fancy and
Book Mullins -Shawls-- Cotton Bandannss-
FrIrt'--Cinghams--7 -s and ga black and CO.
lored Cambricks-Cotton Sewings--Millinets
-Brltiih Cottons--HoEery- Umbrellas &c.
On hand, fine and fuper6ne Broadcloths--
-Kerfeymeres--Stufs--Bai-
Ees- -FlAnnel--Colrain Linens--tndia Cottons
--Laces--Cauzes, Sc. (tf) JEns 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
HOUSE WANTFn

WANTED to purehale in a central f,s,
ton in this town., convenient DWFI !
ING-HOUsE, fuifable for fnall fanilv--sa.
which will be given in exchange LAND 4
Nortb- Tsvm'ut5, and the balance in CA,
Enquire of the printer. 10 W. N, y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
RigfeHaHp-

Ray v4rIous are tbstgFes q msnt
The public, fome writer fays, is
being with many heads, and, COME
quentIy, pofefes as many different
minds, as tholc can amply teltify,
who are The /srvant5 q ITS vii, among
whom printers, perhaps, are the chief
brplery and 5akcys. {" Give US more
fereign intelligence, Jays the newS-
moaqer, +" and let domeitic politics
alone" "Battle the feds /; daih
away at the demos" cries the politi-
clan -" fig for your foreign intel
Hgence, unlels you can fend Bona
parte into England up to the knees
IN blood. We do noe want to hear
about bips fpoken at (ea, a courier
pafing through Hampergofcamper-
dun, Martial Hekerfcelter holding
audience with his ferene highneis,
the Landgrave Of Lubberdegullion,
or the marriage of Count Wadde-
waite with her ladylhip the Dutchefs
Of Neutrality-suspicious. do not let
your paper detail fuch advices. I"
:" Hit the federal or democratic edi-
tors" exclaims the third" nothing
I like 70 well as fquabling among
editors there is fomc fun in that"
Let us have another novel;" fays
Mrs. ripple" | like novels mott
monfrouly, Especially if there is
fomething frarefnl in them
wouldn't give cent for the papers
if they hadn't novel in them. p
Z" Novels p Jays old Croufe =" non.
fenfe !--give us fomething about
farming tell US how to deitroy The
HeGian fly or fomethihg about fin
ing cyder or wheat upon clover
al like novels TOO" fays Mrs. Sim.
per" but befides them ! want :
good deal more poetry, and number
of queer Tories about Ann Necdotes,
Hove to read them terribly" All
wilhy-wiihy," fays Jack Callopper-
as give US the fports of the turf +; eel
us about the race between MADAM
Scratcbsnu { Thornton) and Mr. Strike
fire, (Flinp and her chaileging hin
after Che got beat that's the dan
dy,"
Thus might we 60 almoh Cd inf
nitum, and delcribe the modes which
Mr. Public points out for us to b
guided by, in conducting our paper
and in anfwer to all this, we can onlI
FAY, thar although we confder on
own method beit, yet, as loon as the,
can all agree upon one plan, we vii
cheerfuliy adopt it I; and until ther
we trult we may be permitted TO joj
on the old way of giving little 0
every thing which We eonGdsr tn
susf iastgrfar'; for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
NOTICE

THE owner Of pair Of CAvr.Wry,,.
which were put on board the floop hi
|on's DaEgbtf,, Capt JazzeT RateliF, Of Portl.,g
in april 1907, is requeGed 20 apply and raL,
the fame on payment Of charges.-Inquire :,
thIs Olue0- June %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
Portland Circulating Library.

THE following additiOns have lately been
made TO the Posfsad Cfy1nISting Library,
oPpo6te the Poit-stfce, Fith-arec; -
Algernon Sidneys works
Aiken's Letters to his ION on various fubjees
Anecdotes, hiftorical and literary
RnrIon's Lectures on Female Education
Bofwel's Life of DR.. Johnfon
Benevolent Monk, novel
Belgian Traveller, or picture of the empire
or Bonaparte
Commercial and Agricultural Magazine
Carr's Tour through Holland in 1906
Chztterton's MifcelIanies
Cumberlandp Memoirs
Count de Novini, or the confederate Carthu-
fans
Cattle Nouvier, Romance
Domeitic fcenss, from the German
Drummond's Poems
De Claremonti deluitory tale
Elpriella's Letters
Edwin, or she heir of Ella an hiftoxical Ro.
nance
Eliza, or ths pattern Of women; moral Ro-
nance
Eugene and Eugeaia, or one nights errsr
EVe-sileld Abbey, novel
EventfEl Marriage, tale
Exile of Erin, a novel
Eccentric Mirror, rejecting faithful AMI IN
terelfing deliniStion Of male and female char
acters, &c.
Folterts E1ays
Ferdinand and Amelia, a novel
Forfeit, or the Italian couins a novel
Ferdinand and EImira, Rufisn tory
Female Stability, novel
n
Gameiters, or the rum IF Innocence, novel
Clenmors Abbey, FOR the ladyofthe rock, novel
tiiitory OF the reign Of the emperor Charles v.
Heirets Of Avonmore, a novel
Homicide, novel
Heirs Of Villsroy, Romance
Hide and Seek, a novel
Hermon and Emelia, a novel
Hyppolitss, or the wild boy, noyA
Henry Tufts, narrative
AsluessLta
Hamilton on Education
ideot Heirets, a novel
Mrs. gohnfonfs Captivity
Lord Rivers, novel
Letters written by the late Earl Of Chatham
Memoirs of n;noa De h'enclos
Mohtbrahl abbey, or maternal trials; tale
MyferiGus Freebooter, Romance
Novice Of St. Domizick, novel
Naturalias' Cabinet
Nun and her Daughter, novel
Paraslete, novel
Polanders, the lying family, sc.
Popular Tales, by Maria Edgwortk
Roietta, novel
Reprobate, novel
Raihleigh abbey, OF the ruin on the Rock;
Romance
Secret Vaccinations, novel
Secret of the Cavern
SCOTS Lay of the lalt Min0ra, a poem
Select Pocket Mifcellany
Secrets of the Cattle, novel
Sans Souci Park, or the Melanee; a novel
Tell Tale, or winter evenings palilme
Three Old Maids, novel
Theodore, or the Gamefte.'s progreis a po-
etc tale
Wife; containing advice and directions for all
conditions Of the marriage fate
Wild Iriih Girl, novel
Winter in London, novel
Zaida, novel, from the German Of Kotzs-
/ Que, &c. &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
CONDITIONS OF THE

Portland Circulating Library.
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MONTHLY jabssri5es b pay rs
Quarterly IabferiberS fsPay rs
Semi AHHHaI sEsseriber5 TO pay IS 76
TeaTty sBb'tyibsrs 20 pay
Payable on th1 commencement to have
the privilege Of taking OUT two golvmes at a
time, and TO change them when agreeable.
Perfons once fuhleribiDg, to be con6dered
fc5icriberS until their names fhall be GRATED.
Perfons who do not fubfcribe, to pay tzveEve
and bSf eeHts per week for quarto, ten es#ts for
Octave, and FIX rents for dBodecimo volumes.
No books TO be let by the day.
ANY book retained longer than feven DAYS,
by non. iubicribers, NUT pay for fourteen days,
and 70 in proportion.
Computation muA be made for books Ioit
abuied, leaves folded down, written upon, or
torn; and if belonging to fetr the whole
mutt be paid for.
N. B. Matters of ve1IeIs can be fupplied
with books for the voyage, on reafonable
terms,
b. When application Is made for book,
the number annexed to the title mutt be men.
toned. ERVINC & POOR.
June, 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

I EFT the fervics of the iubfcriber, JAMES
- LEE, an indented Apprentice, between
10 and 20 years Of age. All perlons are eau
toned againif harboring or truaiDg him \.
my account, as [ lhall pay no debts OF his con.
tracing. LEVI DRTNKWATER.
Nortbyayz5oHtk, 5sas A. (2Ol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
4noetrp.
FROM THE LITERARY MIRROR.

Mr. ED1Toe,
knowing you to be an admirsr Of this spe.
eies OF poetry, and thinking il will be &C
cePtable to every reader Of feeling, enclose
yev a'Pathetic narration OF an Interesting
fact, which occurred last winter, in the cit,
Ct Washington. 1t was written at the en-
trance of the east wing Of the Capitol, BY
AN unknown author and hsd the happy ef.
fect OF exciting very general interest in
the story Of The Apple Girl"
THE APPLE GIRL.
I'M a,poor little girl, the child of Tar;
With scarce any shoes the cold to repel ;
My head is uncovered, my bosom All bare,
And wander about, crying apples to sell !;
Here's apples TO sell
Oh, stretch forth your hand, and e pittsnce
beEtow
Nor from shelter a peer little Orphan ex-
eel,
who Pinch'd by the cold-for deep is the
snow;
Has wandered all day, crying apples to
sell
Here's apples to sell.
IF ever thy heart was o'erburaen'd with
care
Ifwant e'er the days of thy childhood be-
fsis
Oh, pity the poor little child of Tar,
Who for rsament ana food cries apples 20
sell
Here's apples to sell
No mother have my father is gone
Indefence Of hs country he CALAMITY fell /;
and his fond child, TO poverty born,
Now wander the streets, and cry apples
to,seh.
Here's apples to sell.
Thus in plants sadly wild, mournd the poor
little child
On the loud signing gale did her Tnur-
murings swell
Till Hopes sweet delusion her sorrows be-
guild,
And she sang more contentedp here's aP-
pies to sch;
Here's apples TO sell.
When Saiier, whose heart was alive to
her grief
While he urg'd her again her ssd story 20
tell,
And extended his arms to afford her reflex
Fousd a child in the girl, who cried aP-
pies to sell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
20 LET.

THE Brick Store in Union Row, lately &C.
= cupied by Mr.. Be.jasviu alillis, being as
good tore for butinefs as any in Portland
The rent principally wanted IN Goods.
June 60. IONA; STEVENS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
Stecia[ NoticS I

RY directions from the Ponmaler.Genetsl,
- the Mail Of the United States will be
carried to the weffward from this place in a
Chair, through the Summer; and the Itage
will run in the day time The fage viii
Leave Portland at z, AN,
Arrive at Portfmouth by z, Pm.
RETURNING,
Leave Portfmouth az z, AN.
Arrive at Portland by Tim.
Portland, Jsns 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
NOTICE

NOTICE.
rs hereby given, that the copartnerfhip late
Il ly exiting at EaHport between the fub-
fcribers, under the firm of
JONATHAN BARTLETT e. co.
was on the l4th June inf GifIolved by mutu.
al content All Perfsns having any dealings
with iaid firm uufettIed, are requefed to ad-
luit the fame with JONATHAN BARTLETT, whe
is authorized to fettle the fame-and will con.
tinue TO occupy the former Rand
JONATHAN BARTLETT.
JONATHAN STEVENS.
EafPerf, Tzne 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27

WTE the fublcribers. Couraifiionsrs. ap.
w pointed BY the Hon. Samuel Freeman
Efq. Judge of Probate for the county Of Cum.
berland, to receive and examine the clains Of
the feveral creditors tothe enate of
EBENEZER BANGS,
late Of Gorham, in the coEnty Of Cumberland,
yeoman, decealed, give notice tha, tx months
are allowed to faid creditors to bring in theif
claims, and that we Gall attend that fervics
at the houie of MARY BANGS, ID faid Corhznl'
on the laa Thurfday Of this and the five fol-
lowing months, from two to tx o'clock, P X.
On each day. EPERAIA SMITH,
June 20. JOSHUA SMITH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-27
STRAIED

FROM this town, light brindle REV
Mice COW, abow 10 years old-Who-
ever will return, or give information of her
at this Office, 1hall be handiomely rewarded
or their trouble. June s.