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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
! Bank of Potomac,

November SO, ] 8C9.
INFORMATION is hereby given the
Stockholders ofthe Bank Of Potomac, that a
dividend of FOUR PER CENT. for the Fast Elk
MONTHS, has been declared, which will be
paid them or their representatives on 4 uEs.
DAY NEXT THE sEyERTH INST.
BY order of the President and Directors.
Charles Page, CASHIER.
Nov 2 Staw2w
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Faxon, Metcalf and Co.

FdHOn, WCtCdlI ana D.
Have for sale, now landing from Schooner
Reliance,
% hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
50 barrels New England Rum,
so barrels No. l., Boston Beef
= 10 chests Young Tyson Tea.
IN STORE,
200 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles:
500 reams Writing Paper.
500 do. Wrapping do.
1900 lbs. Sheathing do.
10 boxes Bakers Chocolate.
8 chests Young Hyson Tea.
= Few barrels Connecticut Pork.
And a general allortment Of
SHOES,
Which will be sold low either for cash or ap-
proved notes.
Nov. 10 eo2w.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
Who are affected MID cOashs, Colds, .dstasss,
and Gesrssmhtiens.


TyHERE issperhaps no medical observa-
ton better established, none more ge-
confirmed by the experience of tbs
best physicians of al. ages and countries, and
none gilmore Importance tothc practitioner
than the fact that many of thesmost difficult
and incurabIe complaints originals in neglect
ed COLDS. In a climate as variable as ours,
where the changes of the weather are ire
euently sudden and unexpected, it requires
more care and attention to guard against this
subtle and dangerous enemy fife, thanmost
people imagine, or are willing to bestow-s
Hence the vast number Of patients afflicted
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consump-
tons. The many cases Of the kind which
fell undcrmy observation, the disappointment
/ experienced in practice, from remedies
highly recommended, and my own pre-dls-
position 60 pulMonic lplaints,A ere strong
Inducements for me to consider whether a
compound, consisting of mild vegetable sub
stances could no, be invented, mors free from
the well founded objections Of practitioners,
and better calculated to avert the threatening
destruction Of the lungs.
I have the satisfaction 10 offer TO the pub
: he such remedy, under the name OF the
s VEGETABLE pULMONlC DETER
: GENT, well adapted to various constitutions.
and habits, and to declare with the fullest
confidence that / found this composition far
superior to others intended to answer the
same purpose. ] am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to comaat
the effects of suppressed pcrspiratlon and do
not neglect the use OF the Lancet and other
eyacuations, ewhencyer they arc Indicated,
will place this medicine OH the list OF their
most fayorite remedies as it can in no case
do harna.. will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF sNO~PAY. I
This metto may be deemed destinations by
some, and amounting 10 apositIveness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure IN
ANY stage of disease like miracle the.
proprietor is far from believing that this me-
dicine will render mankind imnsrtal; but re
is fully sensible if taken ssasonaby, and ac-
cording to the directions, it viii either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonabig,'lt Will most
sensibly alleviate distress and Prolong lite /;
and having no desire TO profit by the Conn
dencc of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
: make the above overture. Should TIE contra
ry appear in any instance, as in some 1t pos
sibly may, the money for the medicine will
be cheerfully refunded by the person who
~sanay send the ;salac.
GEORGE ROGERS.
II. b. The above named medicine is SCI
: cured to the subscriber by ietsers~rstent from
abe President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary IN Northampton
county of Hampshire and state OF Massachu-
@etts.
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1 To the Public.

The great benefit which havescxpcrienc-
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and a hrm
persuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every iaudabls eXertien
for IT'S distribution.
For Ave years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, in consequence OF taking violent cold
\ had been afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der which j conceived to be hereditary, my
father andgrasd father both having greatly
suffered frolnit. ! he disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring lof 1907, i
consulted Dr. c. l. Seeger, butthe urgency
of isbusiness prevented him from attending
ut that time, particularly to my case. My bu.
siness made it necessary forme to leave home
land be absent the greater part of summer,
which deprived me of the able professional
assistance of DR.. Seeger. In September last,
severe cold brought or violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period-I
!. was extremely dedl6fated, cmaciafed and cea-.
fined. Such was the irritsbiity ofmy lungs,
was obliged to use the greatest caution in,the
act Of respiration. After . free use of Ro--
gers's Vegetable, &c. for about two months,
/ was perfectly relieved OF the dreadful cough
which had 50 long afflicted nc, and complete
ly cured of every symptom of the asthma
:. Ia short, blessed be God, have continued In
sound health ever since AS these facts may
be important to those unfortunate individuals
who ere suffering from the samesdisorder,
have been thus particular in their detail.---
AND do not hesitate to declare lay solemn
ecnvictlon, both from my own experience and
observing its effects on others, that DR.. Ro-
gers's v. P,D. is an easy, safe and efectual
reeedy for coughs and asthmas, and is the
greatest antidote to all pulnonic complaints
that the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. BreWiter.
Northampton, January, 1909.
THIS may certify, that about the first of
October lsst,'I was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF my physician. who is man well approved
Of IN his profession, from bruise which I
received on my left side about fortnight
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Cobberjmlth g lau-Rats- Worker.

THE subscriber ccatinues to make and
I repair all kinds Of COPPER & TIN
WARE, and also carries Ola tee BRASS.
FOUNDERS BUSINESS uadcr the circc-
ton Of lillian Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
ron SHE,
Is boxes 10 By 70, and IS dc. s by 10 10
hernia Window Glass, Of a good quality
70 LET,
The House on Fairiax-slreet, occnFltdcy
myself, which is made to accommodate CHe
or two families-l will give lease On llo'
derate terms. Also, the Brick house On
the corner of Prince and Rcyal-strcets' Sid
orc Dlacksmith's Shop with get OF Co.'s
FOR Sale or 10 Let on Ground fsMJI
fvcr,
IS feet OF Ground, fronting on Aing'strc"
and running back 100 feet TO 10 fctt a''',
it is situate nearly opposite the Sa5O''
pump in good part of tie town ~
The highest price will be gwen LOT O''
Copper, pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn'
AugUst so 'h
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before. By Els consent i tried Rogers's Pull
monic Detergent II was very weak and low,
and took but half the quantity prescribed by
Ills directions. Inthrce days was much re-
slieved, and in eight days quite cured of the
cough.
Moses Parse ns,jun.
~ Northampton, February, 1909.
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This Day Landing,

o.
From schooner Citizen, from Newburyport
and for sale by
LaWrafon and FoWIe,
10 hossheads and 90 barr els NewENg. land
Rum.
pipes 4th proof Brandy.
ALSO,
The CARGO OF schooner Ruby, Captain
Sawyer, from Portland.
$4,000 feet understandable Lumber.
80 cords Tanners Bark.
50 barrels No. | and Beef.
$50 boxes Brown Soap,
80 kegs Butter.
10 barrels New England Rum.
10 do. Tanners Oil.
casks SpermacEli do.
November 4.
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Leesburg, March so.
TO RENT,

TIME HOUSE AND WAlI d., streets al
the corner Of King anu r ps,,.n. Pos
present occupied by Thomas =. ra' 0ln1ecenb'
session will bo given on the '''n
next. Applyt9 Tavlor, or
A d5t-9aW
October "a
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o. Church Music.

A PERSON qualified to teach PsALMoDY
is wanted in the Rev. DR.. NUNS church
1 % sucha person great encouragement will
be given. Apply to the Treasurer Of said
church.
November 7. 3tawtf
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John G. LADD,

HAS FOR SALE,
80 bales Gurrahs,
40 chests Young Hyson Tea, entitled to
drawback.
SO chests Imperial, Hyson, and Hyson-
skin ditto.
20 halfboxes Shy 10 Window Glass.
100 boxes Sperniae sti CoEdles. !,
90 do. Dipped Tallow.
l.pipe L. P. Madeira Wine.
10 hogsheads Observation-Disclosures.
10 pipes French Brandy, and two pipes
Holland Gan.
A quantity of Writing and Wrapping Pa
per; Soal Leather; Shoes; Oil; Cheese
Lime, and Plaster of Paris.
November IL.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15

/, ELIJAH NORTON, jun. Of Vest
ambton, in Massachusetts, ao certify that
in. the last gear / rOas attended with q great
debility, sueakness Of the lungs. distressed
for breath, ard vio!snt cough offended
Nth fever for a nstnsser o months; 0b0us
the 1sih Of august I began the use Of Dr.
George Rogers's Vegetable Puln0nic Detur.
gem. 1 Iept in the uee Of it db9nt three
months. Immediately afsr tak:"g This me.
dicine my copgh abetea, and I could breathe
1yith more freedom. wsu!a recommend
the medicine from my cur experience. to
taose zyAo are troubled zuih cough, and
disorders ofthe lungs and breast, and can
sumpsiye complaints: and do bclievs it 10 be
a valuable and usejus nsed.cine
Elijah Norton, Jun.
IS Wes,amptos, Fe6. 81, 1909.
UP Fer sale BY e GPA4, Boeksetler,
King street, ageatJor thepre9riefsr.
DC oter 81, 10zv6m
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To the Public.

IN consequence of taking aseoere cold IN
May. 1905, I zvas Seizea with a violent pain
in my side, attended With a distressing
cough, whic6, although Ihad TIE aavics
and prescriptions efa respectable physician,
lasted ne four zueeks. ayishoutany alev'a-
ton. then APPLIED to Dr.. George R2gsrs,
z1hs administered his Vegetable Palmon'c
Detergent, 1uhieh gaze me immediate re-
lief; and in ten days I10as entirely freed
froa the pain in my side ard coRgh.
Charles Chapman.
@Northambton, March. 1909.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

n. B. The above named medicine is SCI
cured to the subscriber by etsers-ratent from
abe President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton
cosnty of Hampshire and state OF Massachu-
Netts. :.
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Some Valuable Slaves,

- =" LOII1N w
Belonging to the estate Of Gsapa9c Carter
deceased. will he offered at.Public Auction,
on WEDNEaD DAY, tho 10th day OF January
next, at Hay market, in tie county ofPrlnce-
William. They will be sold in families and
for cash.
E. Brooke,
administrators with the will annexed,
of Edzyard Carter.
November ILLS. eo24t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
FOR THE GAZETTE.

WHAT is too abusive, what is too dirty,
tor faction to utter The party spirit that
has beiouled our country since our beloved
chief retired from tie cabinet, has nearly
subverted the love OF country entirely into
love of party and the love of freedom into
the love OF faction.-And whence did this
party spirit arise ! 1t arose in slow, sly,
midnight murmurs against WASHING ROW
himself! fIsh dead, and hypocricy has full
cope.
ha,e stood an id.e spectator of our 20.
iitical affairs, of our party jargon, anu news
paper war, these several months N,tur-
lily averse to the TerrapIn mole of conduct,
do not hide myself ia trouble. and burst
into public, only when all the elements are
stall but sshen my country IL in peace and
ntepai qu,etude, ! sit under my vine and
ny tree, enjoying, among other pleasures,
tlat OF viewing INV native land in prosperity
nd my 'eliuw.citizens increasing in the
omfons 81 litr aal when The polite Al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

',aorIeigei 70 = I'll Ing .aiJsf's IN
commissions, are thrown into PRISON, dry
IN from dungeon 10 dungeon, Ike negro
slaves, with more miserable fare - sehsiS'
upon than our conviets st our sfs'e prisons
receive, and there ianguish for asg1ths and
months, just TO please tie fSctieas Ten ser
If one mite of man, but giant Of king =
So It's all well enough. IS 1t O my blood
polls and would persuade me that am al
American. while my senses almost make
ready to disown the name
What would be SAID, if our citizens
should be conf4ed in the Tower Of London,
instead OF The Prison At Arras, and for moth
ing but having been on board a vessel mat
was spoken with at sea by French cruz
or
Let us watch as faithful sontinels. ard
hope all will set be- well. ROL AND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

Communications.
"a FEDERAL LIBERALITT."

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mn. SRIRLE7,
IT Is not often that look at che col
umns of the Eastern Argns, but hap
pening TO see that Of Thursday last, |
noticed some remarks IN II Oh a law
passed at the last session Of the Leeis-
lature of this Commonwealth, transfer.
ring the power and duties OF the Court
of Sessions to that of the Common
Pleas. ] should suppose from the ide' S
the piece contains, that the author, a
the time he committed them TO paper
was either in a state of i1lioriedti2a, 4
disappointed Office seeker, or stupid,
ignorant. Like true lacobin, he rails
at the measures OF the government,
withou, showing whether they are, or
are not, calculated TO promote the ge-
neral good.
the Argus writer compares the te-
nure Of Office, and salary OF the justices
OF the Court Of Sessions, with those
81 tie Supreme Court. The Court OF
Sessions was constituted BY q law OF
the Legislature that Of the Supreme
Court, BY the Constitution. As il res
poets the latter, the Constitution is eX-
press, that they shall hold their otiices
during good behaviour, and that their
salaries shall not be diminished during
sheir continuance in Office. But the
liw for organizing the Court Of SEES
sions, was alterable or repealalle at .he
pleasure of the LEGISLATURE
But it is said ,ae establishment Of
the Court Of Sessions was great i'm.
pgoYement on the Court Vi General
Sessions, consisting Of all the justices
ofthe county, amounting 10 $50 or lao,
and that the late Court was composed
Of siu,,iees IN The smoll. spd 7 in tn,
sEss cQua,igs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
LOTTERT BUSINESS.

On Monday the Dixval< Lesfry common
eed drawing: A few Tickets and Quarters
for fale 1t is worthy of notice that mott Of
the high prizes have been fold after the Lot
terry has begun drawing. The I'd Clals of
the RboAt.Lfasd Coal Lottery is the next in
order. Tickets fell rapidly and will rife to
d. $50 IN = few days Fifteen thouiaEd
dollars is an object worth con,cnding for
Let no one neglect to improve this g,lits op.
po,tunity. Asgya z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
THKE NOTICE. !

CTRAYFD or loisn. Ian evening. from the
- fable of Jane. Hartman, in Bath. a large
black MARE, about fifteen hands. high, with
a white itar 10 her forehead, and flioes newly
fet. Whoever will return faid Mare to the
fable above mentioned, or give information
where flie may be found, fiall be Handsomely
rewarded If itolen, fuch infsfms,ion az ihal!
lead to a conviction of the Thief, ihall receive
Ten Dollars Reward.
DANIEL Low.
p,.fs l.r.G q 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
Samuel Butts.

AT his Lottery Office and Book-fore.
Ne. 8, M.6yi R0s0.
LAS for fale, Tickets, Halves, Quarters,
and Eighth,, in the third Clai' of Dix
vile Road Lottery, Warranted undrawn)
which commenced drawing on Monday Ian.
Ays-Tickets, Halves, Quarters & Eighths
in the Rhode I1and Coal Lottery, which
commences drawing in September next.
Portland, dsg. 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
The Poft Rider,

THOROUGH Turner, i.vermors, Par's'
bridg,on, SC. will not ride on th@,
por,e AFTER seoteuibsr next--thereiore az
and every pe-son inGeb,ed Tor fos 40
are requel.ed TO call and ieliie whe's ,as''
papers are leF, and al FILLS nule;s'ea o.
the nm of Caober, will te pa II iuii, WIN
cut exception. ...,r,,
Ps,t,axd, drggf Y. 'Nss'--- s'''''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
BowpoIN COLLEGE, AUG. 2, 1909

INFORMATION is hereby given, that the
4 Government of this College will attend to
the examination of candidates for adminion,
on the 9Th of September, at S O'Clock A. M
Il will be remembered, that the laws of
College require. that candidates ihoud pro
duce, from their inflruetors, satisfactory ere
dentials az to the correeanef. of their moral
character.
Jesse APPLETON, P,s6Jsat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

y UNAWaY from tie Subfcriher yonng
~ man, by the name of JACOB Tubs
JuN. This Is to forbid all rerfons uuiting or
harboring The faid Jacob Tulhs, or having any
rrsdings or dealings with him, as will net
pay one cent of any debt he fhali contract
All matters of vefIe's are forbid harbor.ng the
faid Jacob Tubb. Jun.
JACOB TUBS Sea.v.
ko,-psy As-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
Rasudoin COLLEGE.

THE Trultees of Bowdoin College are no.
1 tilted, thar their next ftated meeting will
be held at Brunfv.ek, on Tueiday the fifth
day of September next, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, saaas,y.
Brsst1yiei, hygsa Z, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

Isty34L4
q I virtpr.ef ~ antholity - M gicer iy
ID an an Of IT, | egilanre OF lh,s Gem.
r,or ealth pai7'st Marc!. oh, a. D is Q.
cn.,eled e" A Ar TO ireorporatc Society Nv
fhe name OF the Faiterr Secretly TOR pomoing
,he knowledge Of sacred Scriptures, and e,-
tablifhing Chrih'an order, attraction and p'-
e,v in the Dnri1 Of Maine | hereby give
public no;ce, that TIE frit rlceing Of fsid
Corporation will be held a, the College Chap
ell, in Brunfwick, on Tuelday the ffh day Of
September next, AT tx Of The clock in the az
,ernoon, for the purpoie. meu ionel in fad
Att. CHARLES COFFIN
Braztssies, hse 4ih, SOS.
The Committee of fhe Eallern Society for
promoting TIE kno ~.eeg s OF the facred Scrip
lures and for eftab,fiiirg Chrilian 0rdsr.
inarutiion and pioiy, n The Diiiritl Of Maine.
addrels ihernfelvs. ~ The members Of il, and
to the religion. ralfiek, ard announce with
peafure aud gratitude, thar the lattu'ioa
now refs upon I.eg,iafive authority ard psr-
ronage, and Is prepared under many propi-
floss circumstances 70 organize agrssa1y &c
the incorporating at They are happy To
find, that the oejects Of the socieiy excite the
attention of the chrinian community, aud
that its views VII accord with thofe of the
BIZ .Sosisy lately ensh.iiLei in the United
States. They are led 10 hope their means Of
ufeiulnef. will be inereaed by thofe and 6n-
liar lrfti,utions. An addrefs 70 iliuitrae The
principles and promote the dsiigns Of the In
, !itu ION will be delivered by alden Bradford,
Efq. at the College Cha pei IN Brunfwick, on
Commencement day, AT 5 O'Clock in the afier-
noon after which contribution will lie re-
Gue!ied for the purpoie Of enhancing he
funds Of the soeie,y. It's hoped that rhs
benevolent and pioi.s viii Contribute TO the
defgn, and experience the iubi'ne peainre Of
doing yood 4 ifns'l hr viii ferve to carry
the words CT eternal lie TO individuals anc
families periihing for lack Of vihon. He that
gvefh to the poor lendeih 70 The Lord INLAY
Almighty God iuceeeS the eBdesyor' OF TIN,
Society to extend the nisfsngs Of evangelical
truth and OF Gofpei order and pieiy.
EEZIKIAH PACKARD,
ALDTN BRADFORD,
WOODBURY. SIORER.
dgrg9 :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Webhers. Pixies, Perry's & Maine Spelling
Books--Teffaments and Bibles by the grois,
doz. or fngle.-Perrys, Walkers, sheri-
dams aud Johnfons Dictionaries e. a COM
plete aiIortment of the Greek and Latin Olaf.
icks. &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
Small Bark Bills Of other States.
HENRY SMITH Il Co.

No, 4, M.Gy's Rezv.
ID ECFIvE in paymcnt for coons, iula'l
N Bills of other States tina. were current
previous TO the fra of July.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
VIII be /sAat Aaaisnky s,.!tr sfCo41,
en- 1HURSD1Y tie rA.b Gay a.

SEPT. n6st, at II o'clack n, M.
THAT valuable Efate ftusred a, Gray
4 Corner, Is miles from Portland, conGfing
cfavery convenient TWO STORY HOUSE,
three Barns, horie ihed, and o her .Ou,-Hou.
fes, an excellent Aiuedul9 Of Water, newly
put down, with about fifty acres Of good
LAND, beng the fame preiaifes Danid Hs-
nsy built and occupied iome years hnce as
Tavern aud is now occupied by RsgsA Stcs-
dDd for the fare purpoie Terms liberal.
only one quarter of the purchaie is requheA
on delivery of Deed, and the remainder in
TWO, three, and four years, fecured by Mort.
gage of the ptemiss, and iatereit paid annuaL
~ The Title is good. A Deed viii be CIV
en- by Saaad Pa,imo., Eil. Executor TO the
viii of Jsbs C.jsirg. late of Boitcn, decesisd.
Po1eiGon given IN December next.
Sale on the prel,ifes--for further par,ieg-
lar enquire at the iroicribers Office, Middle
street. NATHAN kIfIsAiAN.
Po,fianj, 1Viy 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
Queen of Spain.
JUST Publifhsd, and for iale (price IS
j cents) by
ISAAC ADAMS,

The Hafrigss, of the Qaess Of Spain and Prize
Of Pease aud ofbys. Written by spsn,iln
Nobleman and Patriot. whs alone can be ae-
quainted with the above pezonages.
Asgsf Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

The Medical Lectures, at Portland,
ASve,t;jsd en- TIE ls9 page IF fbis deyi Gazs'fe.
4va commence on tie 18th day of September
next, ia(ead of the SID, a, b,s esf,qgf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
lust pubEfhed, and for fale at
J S. Patterns Book nore,

No. 10, Toner Ro4r,
The following new and valuable pualica-
tons wiz. Price.
Newion's Works, vols. u. $50
9ancroftss Life of Wa fhngton SIS
Ramiay's DO do 500
Smiths Lectures, D,25
Village Sermons 200
Doddridge's ExpoGrion $50
Edwards Works, s vols. 1900
Browns Dictionary Of the Bible 200
Jerks Devotion 90
Mrs. Steel's Works, vols. $50
Hills Dialogues eco
Forfter's E1ays 100
Marmion l,S7
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Additions to The Circulating Library.
Travels in Spain The Lawyer
Exiles in Siberia Thaddeus of Warfaw
hiirandas Expedition Hungarian Brothers
Adeline Mowbray Intrigues Of the Queen
Horrors Of ST. Do of Spain
mingo Memoirs Of MIRA Car.
Laura by Lady of ter
Philadelphia Letters from the
Cotfagers of Clenburne Mountains
Lovers Of La Vendee Ida of Athens
Hiitory Chill John De Lancafler
Romantic Tales Memoirs of an Amer
iczn Lady