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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FOR sale,

FIFTY acres of excellent Land, fi,uatod in
the fouthernr,ol part of Cape Elizabeth
the fertility of which is equal if not hyperion
to any in the Diitrif of Maine. Said Land il
pleaiantly fituated for mechanic or trader, in
a handfomc village, on the fca-ihore and in
a highly cultivated ftate. Terms very liber-
al, aud payment made eafy for the purchafer'
For further particulars, apply TO
MARY MIGRATE,
living on the premifes.
Cape ElSstefb, Nay 90, 1909,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

BY Proclamation of Don Flo, pub.
Ished al MonteYideo the l4th Octo.
Der last, the inhabitants Of that city had
unanimously declared IN favor OF Fer
dinand VII. to whom they swore allie
glance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

a haudiome manner. Payment will be receive
ed in materials for building, and in joiner
and Mafon's work, or in Engliih and w. India
Goods.--For further particulars inquire of
ABNER BAGLEY.
Portland Nav %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
SAMUEL TRASK,

Hs fo, sale, at No. 6, Lorg Wba,f
lo0 bbls. Mef. BEEF-l4o half bbs. do.
100 bbls. No. do.-l50 half bbls. do.
90 bbls No. 2 do.-& so bbls No 8 do.
-LIxEwDE--
A mail two-aory HOUSE, near Gorham''
Corner; the lower part is very convenient for
q Crocery-Store.
Portland, May %. 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Henry Smith & Co.

No 4, MeGy's Rosp.
HAVE juf received, Broad Cloths, Calf.
l l. meres, calicoes, Ginghams, Mullins
Cambrics, Bombazetts, &c. &c. &c. which
they will fell ar very reduced prices.
hLSo--fo, Jaie a, above,
One hundred and eighty thouiand BOARDS,
and as dozen Waters SCYTHES.
Nay 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FRESH FLOUR.
$50 Bbls. FRESH LOUR for fale
a, No. !, Long, Wharf. May 10.
A FARM FOR SALE,

IN the toUn 9 falmouth, in the county Of
Cumberland, conf ting Of one hundred and
ave acres of and, of which thirty is Interval
and living on I'reftrmpfco, River, and five
mlss from the IOWA of Portland, and on the
poll road that leads from Portland TO Auguita
aud into many Of the back towns. Said farm
is conveniently 6uuated for Public Houie
with large two itory HouiD and Barn, with
out houies The foil of fad farm is inierio
20 rone .--lnqaire OF
OLIVER WlNSLQW.
ca. IL. 0.G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
r Road TO Wealth :

TICKETS and QUARTERS in the 5th
L Clafs of Hstss1 Bridge Lsftay, which
will commence drawing 25th infant, for fale
by ISAAC ADAMS, Fg.Styea-Prize
Tickets taken in payment May 22.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
WORKS OF DR.. PALET.

JOSHUA BELcHER, propofes to publifh,
) by fubfcrip,ion,
The Works of the Rev. William Pa
ley, ID. d. Archdeacon of Carii0e. With the
Life of the Author In five handfome octave
volums.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FOR SALE-BT
Thomas Hovey,

No. 10, Lag WbarE
600 Bnfhels CORN,
A quantity of THOMASToN LIME.
May 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Hofea Ilsley

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
has formed a connection in business with
Mr.. ROBERT MOVES aud that the PAINT
ig Bsf'rs'' will be purified in fsture by them
under the Firm of
llsley 81 Moves.
lie requeits al' perfons who are indebted to
him to make immediate payment, and ;hole
who have any demands TO exhibit the fame
for fettlement.
Portiaaa, May 8, 1909. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
William Goddard,

VIIIfuIfi <'Oudd I u
HAS received by lhips Globe and Hannah
! = from Liverpool, an addition to his .toek Of
Hard-Ware Goods,
Which are offer ID for fale on the mon favora.
Bile terms, by wholefsle or retail
POniasd, Nos, 7. (t)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Hate DmiMons.
BOSTON, MAY ~.
INPORTHKI--If CORRECT.

The Philadelphia Register OF Friday
las, says, Recent information from
Washington, which we consider OF
correct authority, states that CONN.,
dent expectation is entertained that the
differences between the United States
and France will be speedily adjusted"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
For SIZE.

FOR SHE,
A few bbls. faperhne FLOUR,
and a quantity of COD FISH,. Beng a
conGgnment, will be lold for cath only.--Ap-
ply to
OLIVER EVERETT,
May % No. 9, fggraSau's N6ayf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

THE Members of the Maine B1;lTora,y So
- eiety, are hereby bottled that their next
annual meeting will be holden at the Dwell.
ing Houie of the Hon. Ammi r. Mitchell
Eiq. IN Norbyarmou!h, on W,sinsfA,y the 9Th
day OF July next, at nine o'clock A. M.
f, GlLLET, Secretary.
Ra!!.zosH, May IS, 1909 (29l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
10 LET,

a Large and connections DWELLING
4 \ HOUSE, Peaian,ly Gtuarsd in the
North part of the town, with Out houies and
an excellent ipring Of water Inquire at this
Office. Nay 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
CLASS THIRD

Sukjsd to no Dsdutson--Not fzuo
Blanks to a Prize.
AND IRss THAN 1874 Pa cnHr ALLOWED roR
rHE IorTsav. fie
A part of the above prizes will be drawn
in the following manner wiz The hrf
drawn blank on the third days drawing will
be entitled TO 500 dollars.
Do on the 9th, 1000
Do on the 9th, 500
Do on the I2th, 1000
DO on the 18th, 500
Do on the 18th, 500
Do on the aft, 5000
Do on the 24th, 500 Tickets
in this Clafs, numbered from ioooI)
to losoo inclu6vely, and depoGt- $500
ed in the Bank.
Five hundred numbers will be confidercd a
days drawing, and the above capital prizes
difpofed of accordingly.
The drawing commence in Bolton in July
next, and fhall be completed in thirty days
sext iueceding. The prize Of 5000 ihall be
paid in ninety days; prizes Of a 1000 and 500
dollars in 60 days, all Others in 80 days, and in
Otue uAuAny SutEcut tb l0duASboiCtts Autl WV
Hampfhire. Tickets will rife to 5. so, fifteen
days previous to the drawing. Prizes not de
manded in one year will not be paid, but be
conGdered as gratuisy to the Object Of the
Lottery.
The advantages OF this novel fcheme as il
refpeets the prize of $500 to be paid with 500
Tickets nun be obvious, as in tbete may be
contained not only the highea prize, but many
others and poGibly all the capital prizes of the
Lottery. Il will we preiure excite much in
terefl in adventures, and iniure a rapid fale
of the Tickets. The Managers will continue
to obferve the mon rigid puactua'ity in their
Engagements, and the fuccefs they have met
with in the two former clafIe., induces them
TO hope that the Object Of theLottery will foon
be attained.
ELIJAH HALL, !
JOSEPH AKERMAN, Jun, Msasgrs
TIMOTHY DIX, jun. }
13ra, 1909.
y1r Tickets add Quarters in the above Lot
terry for fale by Isaac AbAps,at his Book
fore No. 7 Fiih.arcet.
Ais.--By srEraEn PAr1ns, No. 10 lone,
Row. May 22.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
TO BE LET,

TO BE LET,
HALF OF convenient DWELLING.
HOUSE, iitusted in Free Erect, ON rea
ionabie terms Enquire of
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FOR SALE,

a Lot OF LAND, with two Dwelling hour
a es, lou, noules S,e.) plesfantly lituated or
Maine itreet. Said Houies are well iinfhec
and viii be fold together or feparatc, at We
ry low price. Apply to
NOAH HARDING.
Nay 29, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
FRESH GOODS.

Il STEVENS, has JUN received and is now
opening tor fate at her Store in F,g
sfrsa, freih fupply of
Fancy y Staple Goods,
fuitabe for the prefent and approaching fea
ION. Nav 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

- Dcrkfhire and Penobfcot Bills taken al
par. Nay 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
For SALE.

TX SALE,
A DWELLING HOUSE,
pleafantly iiiuated IN Back
ffreet, together with the Lot
on which il flands. The
Houfe is three Tories high,
and is principally fniihed in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

sr Tickets and Quarters in the above Lot
terry Tor fale by Isaac AbADs, at his Book.
fore No. Fiih-ltrcet'
hns.-By srEPHEn PATHS, No 10 Ionei
Row. May 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Maine Bank.

Portland. MAY 2!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
ss: S: K nrtushIErIN.
&ainf Hol.eN, re,

Sainf {'ol'en, My 9.
The Prince OF Porto Carto, rho com
.mapds the 9Th corps, compnsed III sreat
measure ofthe Saxon asr Y, end which he.
msrched near the E.,he,pisp frontier
sprs aiding disqui-,ulc cyeiY where, hs.
caused the Sszcn Gepors! Gutschmi,, to
march TO Egra. The Gsnersl has been
sreN received by the ;nhabi,ants, whom he
hss ordered 70 dismiss TIE iandw !.et (mii-
itia3. On the 6 h tire head qusrteTs OF
the Prince Of Pon,c Corvo wer- at Re,z,
between Bohemia aud Ra;isbon.
" One Schlii, sort OF iubbee, who was
covered. wi,h crimes during the last CAM
paign OF Prussia, and who had obtained
the rank OF Colonel, has deserted from
Berlin with MS whole regiment, and re.
paired to Write mberg, on the Saxon
frontier. Proclamation has been made
against him as 6eserter. This re-
dcutpus movement was concerned with
'he party which wished TO send Gre and
blood throogi, Germany.
+" Ills Naies,y has ordered the forrna-
ton of q corps of observation of the E,be,
which viii BE commanded by the Duke Of
Walmy, and composed OF $4,000 Gen.
Fke adyanced guard is orderedto proceed
20 Haneu.
SIN the cellars os,hc AbbeY Of Alolck
we're found several thousand bn,tles eli
wins, shicl, are very useFul Tor the army.
iSis not ill beyond Molck that the wine
country begins
''lt fellows from the accounts delivered
u, .bat the array las found, since the pas.
sage of the ION, in the difIsyent maya
zinss d the enemy, 10000 euintals, 400,
900 raiions of biscuits, and some hundred
thousands Of raiions of bread. Austria
had formed these magazines, in order
TO mafch fo'werd. They have been o.
great use 10 ,!S.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
rfotr DoANrs Per Annua-Pa;din AdDaace.7
LONDON, June I.


Mr.. ERsKINE.-The instructions to
Wr. Erskine have been called for in
Parliament and puhiished.-Mr. Can
Ding said he was perfectly willing, as
1t would appear that no minister ever
went wider Of his pow trs. On lnqui-
Try whether Mr.. Erskine had sent no
justification, it was answered he had ;
but the house could Judge from his
Instructions how Car they conceded.
lbs account of his reasons would be
lett for him to produce on his triil!
Mr.. Canning said MIR. Erskine had
been instructed to make concessions to
America arising out of such ooncessi-
ons as they should propose on their
part to him, and in such manner as
should make the concessions mutual.
Instead oFthic however, Str. Erslzine
had made every cones ssioni IN his part,
Without attaining one stipulated con.
.cession on the part OF America. The
instructions of his Maiesty's govern
msnt had been explicit, and would
throw the necessary light en- the sub.
ject.
The Russian feet IS supposed to be
destined sgsinst Stockholm. The En-.
Peror''s army mas broken up from its
.cantonments in Finland. and he threa.
tens to pour 1T into the heart Of Swe>
den, unless she consents to acc pit a
king of his nomination. Sir James
Saumarez has sailed Cor the Ealtic, and
we hope will corneup vita the enemy.
The Swedish Diet is said 10 he much
idiridcei--the deputies lrsHl the farin-
ers iusistnPon framing q nea corstita-
zion betore they choose a king. The
army, II IS also repaired, IS fa' from
Eb>iag unaEimous. Finding that thc
| disposition Of the king sios ret p-cda-
ced tlie effect, OF restoring peace wish
Russia, several regiments, it is said,
have expresses. sentiments of cor1pas-
sion for the unfortunate monarch, and
lrepeataace at the conduct ,hat has bean
Adopted toWsrds him,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
SEVENTH BULLETIN.

tllrNh, May -.
On the 10th, about nine in ne morning,
the Emperor appeared with the CORDS OF
the Marshal Duke Of &ontiSe;lo, C, the
gatfs otNienna. I, was just one rnansa
on llie same day and hour tbat the Aus.
ts.as asioy had crossed the Inn. ard the
Itafs.or Fsancis hrd rendered himself
gnl''y o. breach of firth, which was the
9soE,, estic q his os:r.htow. The Empe.
roT eHPerieucsd secret Satisfaction, ahea
approaching che ,ro0ebse so6atbs Of Vi
-prs, npmsroGs EoDulzcc, women, ch J.
dTeG, aud old fnsn. i,as'ened 10 meet tbr
French army, and received ouT soldiers as
iIiends,
Cen. Courcux entered The suburbs and
Gen. inUteau repaired 20 the plstlarro
NSiich separates them from the town. NJ
!he monnent when he was Dostnp his
troops be vas ra'utcd with Sire Of nus
, kerry and Canton, and received slight
wound.
o! the three hurdrcd thousand which
form The whole population Of Vienna, the
town properly 60 called, which is drf-n.
ded by bastious and a coun,erscarp, con
tains acsrcelY 10000 Inhabitants. The
iour quarters Of tie town, which are csl.
led, and which ere separated from II l,y =
plain ard on the iano side, covered By en-.
itrenchmen;s, includes more Than 5000
houses, inhabited by more than ESQ COG
eteoos,
| Tire ArcEduke Maxiu;lian had ordereC
registers Ia be opened To- Collect the rame.
: If the inhabitants who wished 10 deGet,s
themselves. Thirty individuals alone in
: scribed iheir names all the other. refuse,
with indignalion.
The Dnke Of Moniebello sent him q,
Abide Camp with summons hut butch
ers, and some hundreds Of Fellows, VIII
we're the satellites OF the Arcbduke Man
'rnllian, few upon the Aid-deaCamp, an
che Of them wounded him.
= Al er this unheard of violation of tn
{. rights Of nations, we saw the frightfr
spectac OF part Of the city firing upo
the other part, and of o city whose arm
we're turned against her own ciiizens.
Cen. Ahdreossy, appointed Gov. Of lil
: tciiy, organized in each suburb municIpa
tiles, central committee of subsistence
[ end national guard.
The Governor General caused dept
tation from the eight suburbs to procce
70 Schoepbrupn. Inc Emperor otdere
: this deputation TO go ipto the city with
: Ietter from the Prince of Neufcha.cl, =,
, presenting 70 The ATchduke, that, II /
\ continued to Gre upon the suburbs, sue
an attack would forever breaI, the ties ih
attach subjects to their sovsreigns.
10 The reply to this demand was rcdol
Dle3 Gre from the ramrar,s.
y The patience Of the Emperor YVES wo
'ut--tie ordered a bridge to be built
) nc arm of the Danube which seporan
/ he Prater from tie Suburbs. ~ s P. z
i. is materials &C the bridge we're united.
? 90 howitsers were fred in less taan 10
IS ours, end soon tie whole city appear
!. . fames.
q One must have previously seen Vieur
y ser houses g or 9 stories hlgh. her rarr,
: streets, that population SO numerous IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
GA ~

ID thc Governor Of rne Commonwealth OF
IL Virginia, a PhOCLA NATION. Where.
as l. is Teprossn,o5 70 the Executive, that new
courthouse, la,eiy erected in ,he county Of Cupe
per, FOR the purpose of holding ihefeiu the supe
'ior amt inferior courts Of law for iAe said couu-
ty, 'si.l be So "a, completed TO be IN sisuad-
en- by tie next court TO have the same holden
ihereis have ,heref1re thought fit, with he
sdvice q ,iie council Of si2te, 10 issue this Pro
e'ama'ion hereby notifying all whom i, may con.
Germ Thar TIE nexl court 20 DC holden Tor the SAID
county 81 culPeper is, and all succeeding courts
hr'ettitr 70 bs held therein according 20 Ia v .
ere authorised and required 80 be toden in The
new counhouse aforesaid, SO lateY erected IT,
the 81 county ct CuiJsper.
Given under my hand, Win the seal OF the
l. 5. Commonwealth 1une2ed, a, Richmond
this 2ith day OF July, 1909.
81 JOHN TYLER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01

3 EXAMINATION or the youth
i D instructed IN tie subscribers Acsde-
ny, vs. ,ake place Oh Tuesday end Wed
ne.doy nest, (isi and Cd AUgust-) The
youcg Gentlemen viii he eX9mlned on the
morning otepch day, and toe young La.
dies on Wednesday afternoon.
On Thursday, at half past nine A. NJ,
original OrsIious or Interesting subjects
vii DC delivered, at lhe Capitol, By four
81 Tie senior Students.
Fsrsnts, Cuardiaus, aud in general, the
h'srus OF Juvehiie iDstiUc'ion, are earn
es,ly requested to attend.
n. B. TIE examination viii be held q,
he Academy, and csu mence on eacl
osy al 10 tie forenoon.
JOY se.b, 100. "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
June s..

] nc Emperor Of Russia has explai.
ned to the Swedish Rulers the terms
on which alone ne win CO sent 70 ne
gotiate, VIZ. IT, Ceesion of Finland
the Exclusion Of the British Shipping
from the Swedish oorts, and the re-es,
bl:shment ola lsGitimated goYernmen5.
We know not whether ths lase lreuti-
oned condition IL TO be understood as
an interference in favor Of the king, or
as hintf 20 the nation TO acknowledge
a sovefeign OF Russian appointment.
A number Of reports have been in
circulation within these few DAYS res.
pecting the L'Olient squadror.--Ths
t1ichard, which arrived on Rlondav az
ternoon at Plymouth, 5r:ngs repori
that Rear-Admiral Sotheby, in the De-
hance, with another ship Of the line.
was IN chase, 20 the Norlhward OF
LhOrjent, OF the two line OF battle
ships wh'ch escaped from the Saints.
and there was every prospect of his
coming up with them. The fri.
gates which accompanied to tie
Saints, forming with L'Rautpoult, the
whole Of the squadron shat sailed for
the West Indies, are stated 20 have 90;
safe into L'Orient. Should Admiral
Sontheby meet or come up with the c.
merry, Il docs not require the gi!a oil
prophecy TO foretelI how the contest
will terminate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
June 10.

The accounts from the continent re-
speeding Col. SchilI continue TO be most
favorable. lis said that he is sdvan.
cling with a regular eIuiFt army Of
10000 men, 10 besiege easel. lie
las issued a proclamation, declaring
Jerome Bonaparte an outlaw.
lie has beaten the Mecklenburph
roops in several actions. The Duke
Of Brunswick OeIs. one of the mem.
bers of the Rhenish coulederacy, bss
taken the field against the French.
4 declaration has been published a.
yainst Austria by the Court Of Peters.
urgh, but as it does not 80 the lengs!
i announcing the commencement o
7ctual hostiliyies, j. is not likely 70 b.
tended with any other result than =
suspension Of friendly intercourse be.
tween the two nations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
NEW BOOKS,
.JA2f receiged and for sale by
Lewis Adams,
III his store 6efrpeen the Eagle and Globe

M hiS store defToeen the Eagle and Globe
7nver7s,
MOI. 2. HENIRo s. MUNFoRD's Reports
royal $40 handsome Ct. binding, g g.. 30
vol CTapoh's report 00--=vol. 9, East's reports
Lord z, 81. Chitty on Pleading No. x s vo.
Loud. new wax, also few more copies OF
THADDTUs Of Whe.sN highly interesting no.
ve,.-LzwIs ADAHs has on hand n very ex.
tsRsivc assouInent OF Law from London, New
York. aid Phiiade!phia, OF the best editions.
Richmond, July l. 1869.
(w.s.t1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01
CCoRREcTED WEEKLY.1

.
TUST published, and for sale at Sea,on
which leads from The Market-house To the
river, and at few other places, Book
containing go pages, of which the follow.
ing is the lille pace.
A CONTENTIOUS VIEW of the
ESrABLISHM EStr s. OPERATIONS
ofthe MANUFACTORY Of ARMS, and
of he late public Investigation, from the
commencement to The expulsion Of the
oi1icers in February, 1909. By HENRY
BANKS.
F;-or, tie Lyncf6urg Star.
When, Or wherever. the political salvation, or
the Nations Cash is at stake the peoSle
are entitled to the whole iruth--'o plenty OF
light Silence or conccs.ment, in matters Of
such magnitude would be treason arainst
Their best interests. There never shoatd be
either qiihbie, secrecy. or the sembl,nce Of
mystery iuthe management at least o. the NO.
itEY Concerns OF the Community, especially
ina government like Ours--for such never
fa;i TO excite suspicion. But, even IN the e
vent &c guilt and detection, 1t is awoys u
danr"rcus, snlnc'iines sthantless. and often
frtlitless effort, 10 attcrnpt to drag into o.
pen dav, ard to the bar Of ins,rited, violated
justice, ,lsfaulters OF GPADr, oc elevated
station, fenced round by connexions conse-
guence, wealth. aad name. The Intrepid
individual, who dares the attempt. whether
successful or not, makes the treat multitude
emineueiy ais debiors for Ic hazards his
all and not ,,efreqGcn Iy ike coGrus. MS iif
itseif. ior his country's good.
The Book before NJ ought 70 &c reati by eve
r. VirSinian freeman who at all values hiS
rights, independence. or cash. It should be
III She hands ofevery conscientious de egate
To tie next General Assembly OF this Con.
monwcalih, vino has determined TO dis.
charge his duty Ike an honest man. Tie
great body OF the rcopr. ought 10 be intor
med oi The p3rooge5 and uses 10 which q Ell
5ss CT gHc CsANDs or BcGLhss A.yt
been applied. f7r tc aot ten years. in
pressed with this bcaef, and determined e
AID mthe diffusion of Information, so i'm
portantto the public at large, occasional ex
tracts si,aii be given from this very intetest
iug work.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-13
Iohn Gardner Ladd,

John Gardner Laid,
Has for sale, at his Warehouse, Pr1neestreet
Uharf-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, India, and New-Englan
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy i'll pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
In,nerial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
sb,,an> and Hyson- skin Teas, il. whole, halt
andquartcr chests.
case black Perslans.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream colored q blue
edged Ware assorted
Rest Black Pepper in Bags.
SDermacetl Mould, and Mould and Dip.
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes--Cod-hsh IN 90.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
n barrels. .;4, 6
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity
Soal Leather, Mems, Womeas' and Ch'hlrens,
shoes of various descriptions, a few packages
# White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sbeet;ncs and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck. India Cotton of different kinds Nan
Gems. $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
jne and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse A.:
salt. Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
,epar. 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 10 ions
Russian Hemp, sc. &c.
January
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Black River Lottery.
NO. Q.
Prizes in The zuheel at The close tef.tAe sSlsf

Total gain of the wheel SOLO dollars.
First drawn number this day is entitled to
ten thousand dollars.
Present price Of tickets II dollars.
Eor sale:b1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-13
ROBERT GRAY.
HAS JUsT RECEIVED
he following new Songs

SET TO MUSIC
play of Love, written by ] L. Lewis,
The music. composcdby DR.. J. Clarke.
. cents.
Home of my Heart, a Ballad, sung
;lncledan, and composed by Mr.. E.
Frice 25 cents.
ice Forward, favorite Cotillion, a
ITO the new song of No, no, no, It
eso. Price Is cents.
Days that ar. gone, Ballad with an
paniment for the plane forte, compo-
f0r. Clarke. Price 81 IL cents
beautiful Butterfly, burnt in ball
| Prlee IL ID cnts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-13
May Is.
N y T ! c f.

ELIshA J.fA.aEY having by his nden-
ture duly executed and dated the 29th DAY
Of last month, conveyed TO the SUBSCRIBER
the whole of his estate real personal !" NIX.
ed, in trust Cor the purpose of disposing Of
the same and applying the proceeds thereoi
- the navment of his debts-all those IN
debrc,l to the said EhshaJanney,by hond' bill,
note, or book account, are hereoy i1queo'eu
.to settle the same with Mr.. Mehael hlea'y
who NAV be found at the said Janney S count
;nq room on his wharf, and IS duly author
ised for that purpose by
Richard M. Scott, l1ll ,,s
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