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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-02
NEw~YoRK. August go.
LaTEST NEWS.

l.
Captain Getty, ofthe ship Ariadne. po-
litely favored the editors of the New-York
Gazette with Belfast papers to the 18th
of July. which contain extracts from Lon
don Gazettes to the 9th inclusive.
The London papers contain but little
news. The official letter Of Com. Rodgers
appears in one Of the papers with this re-
mark, " 1t is very plausible statement
and makes us extremely anxious for the
publication from authority of Capt. Bing-
hams dispatches"
The same paper, of the 9Th ult. says,
I" According to accounts received this
day fir bm Portsmouth, Sir j. Yorke pro-
ceeded to sea with sealed orders, to be
opened to the westward OF Sicily. Sir Jo-
seph sailed on Friday"
A pa per of the 9th ult. observes, that
the report of the queens council was sign
ed by Iall the members on Saturday, and
was to be laid before parliament that day
(the 9th.) 1t observes. that his majesty
was not in state of mind to resume the
functions of the royal authority; that his
bodily health, however, had not declined,
and therefore that some of the physicians
sawno reason to alter performer opinion,
that his majesty would ultimately reco-
YER.
1t is also remarked, at the same time,
that the accounts from Windsor were,
that the king had passed worse night on
Sunday, than he had done for cOnside-
rable time.
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three or four days before, they had been
visited by a British packet. on her way
to Cadiz, charged with orders to the ad-
miral on that station to capture all Anne
Iican vessels he came across; war having
been declared against America, by Great
Britain.
Such are the facts just as we have re-
ceiyed them, but there is room to enter
tain serious doubts. Let us not then an
ticipate evil: let us still hope for the
best let US hope that the disastrous news
is not quite true in all its extent. Per-
haps it is not.
Errors corrected.---In our Yesterdays
postscript we gave letter from capt. Of
way in his own hand writing, stating that
he was % days from Madeira. and that
report was there current that there had
been general battle between the French
and English on the 18th day OF July, in
which the former had been very severely
handled and worsted. In the same let
ter captain Otway mentions the vessels
he had left at Madeira, and among the
rest the ship George. capt. Crow, OF this
port, to sail in + or days.---Capt. Crow
has arrived this morning. and says that
when he left there he had heard Of no
such report.
Tzco days the latest from london.
By the ship Canton, arrived this morn
ing in rs days from Liverpool. we have
received London papers to the evening OF
the S,h July, but they contain no news.
LONDON. July 8.
There is report in the Morning pa
pers that Sir Richard Keats had sailed on
cruize between Capes Spartel and Ira
falgar, with the Milford, st. Alban, Al
fred, and Stately, after French squad
ron, which Con the authority ofan Amer
lean captain) are said to have 10000 men
on board destined for some port on the
coast. The real cause of Sir Richard
Keats sailing was only to exercise the
crews of the ships. If the French have
slipped out OIL Orient fer the Mediterra-
mean, they may fall in with him whilst
he is on his cruize but we do not believe
they have sent any squadron to sea. We
wish they had.
The number of troops expected to en-
bark. in the course of the present month,
at Portsmouth, for the different regiments
in the Spanish peninsula, is computed at
5000, consisting of enlisted recruits, vo-
lunteers from the militia, and men who
have recovered from their wounds and
sickness.
The following bulletin, was yesterday
shewn at st. James palace:
SO July 6, 1911.
' His majesty is in some respects
little better this week"
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DR.. sAAPORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians of distinguish
ed character in different parts of the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste, in
the choice of his means, can fail to be < att.
fed in the use of this elegant preparation -
In strength, fneness and certainty of opera.
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark in com.
mon use.
ALSO,
Tile ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK, pre-.
pared b! the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels Of
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private fa'
milies-Sold BY
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no other iaerson in Meran-
d,i1.
September EN-
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LaTEsT FROM H.aE.lNN.a.

We have conversed with gentleman
who left the HAVANA the 18th OF Aug.
from whom we learn that British brig
of 16 guns arrived at the Havana the
nth Of August. with Spanish brig from
Vera Cruz, a Spanish schooner from the
Mississippi, and Portuguese ship that
was bound to Vera Cruz, all ofwhicf he
re-captured from two French priyateers
off the Tortugas.
The British brig when she fell In with
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Mons. PRENTAIR.

FMONs. PRENTAIR.
Eh bier. so find de Merikeen nation
Is come back agin to bis seven senses.
Mere is what receive dis morning by de
1naiI last night: begar, de forces viii
Rot rejoice mush of it.
\ Eashceatosca City, 90 don't.
2 Mon CuER NICHOLAS,
:. o if YOU was for 10 know de sweet H.
! diligence which i have one great pia-
Hair TO announce TO you dis time. Mons.
Barlow have make fine Bargia wild Mons.
kerrurier. and he carry oif dc Treaty
home 20 France in his pocket. 4 h, mon
Uni. it is de most beautisooiest agreement
= What YOU ever have saw-De Empereur
have guarantee de freedom of de sea, and
be make one serment DAT it should be es
Eahlish. Al people here is glad au deses-
Soir. Now we shall fight de iniernale
breeteesh, AMI destroy de whole nation OF
5askeelIy shopkeepair. Mons. Fooitom
5 engage to build great parseel OF Tor
iced, whish viii blow up all de Ansleesh
Eayy down to de diable.
8. when 1 was to shave tie Secretaire
lis morneeu, he inform to me dat great
.bany Merrikeen yaisseaux was let off by
L Empereur. soon as he hear how Rod
<ers knock down de Leetle Bell. En- We
lite, Nicholas, 1 am satisfy DAT plenty OF
heeps will escape de condemnation of Ber-
8n and Milan.
81 observe dat you deny de Frensh in
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the Privateer, was conveying a feet Of
ii merchantmen, which sailed from Ja-
maica, the Goth Of July, for England.
There had been no insurrection at ia
maica at that date.
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Rece1yed and for oales

NCCItUcW W'FW TT
100 sacks Liverpool blown salt, OF an ex.
cellent quality, and good Sacks
New York Pork in barrels
Green Coffee in bags
Spermaceli Oil in barrels
A few bolts first quality Russia Duck.
G.. Coleman.
September 2 d't
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A FRENCH PRIZE.

We Just learn that an English ship has this
moment entered tie North River, PRIZE
to the French Priyateer the Duke of Dantzic,
with the English Jack, union down, flying
at the mizen peak, under French cotors -
Her name is the Tottenham, captain Young.
She is an armed ship, but was taken by sur
prize. She was from London bound to Bar
BADGES, with cargo of coal and dry goods.
A custom-house officer has taken possession
of her.
Purifier Particulars.-At three o'clock ar
rived the British ship Tottenham, captain
Young, prize to the French priv Duke
ofDantzic, captain Arregnaudaie, member Of
the Legion of honor. The Tottenham was
captured on the third instant, of Barbados;
and the captain and all her crew excepting
three men and two boys, were put on board
the privateer. The British vessel was taken
at three o'clock by surprize.
From Otorto.-Captain Tabor, Of the ship
Mary, who arrived here this morning, lett
Oporto on the 10th Of July. He states, that
the combined British, Spanish and Portu-
guese armies were in contonments, as was al
so that of the French, during the summer
months; and that no battles had taken place
since that of Albuera.
NORFOLK, August 2s.
The Ship Samuel, captain Corran, ar
rived on Monday last from Plymouth
ENG. in So days. In this vessel came
passengers Mons. Lescallier, Consul Gen.
eraI of France to the United States and
family. Mons. Lescallier was taken in
the Rose ill., Bloom, and carried into Eng
land, but he was not known, which ena-
bIed him to obtain leave to depart for the
u. States.
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gLEx.q.SDRIa DaILF GazETTE.

"To sHEw
HIS soRNS AND PRESSURE.
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to Superfine Yellow Bark.

September {
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

OF Hanover was years afflicted with erup.
=, ton aud cruly fcabs all over the head,
face body. legs arRls and feet attended with
mott violeDl itchiuEs. 5uinings SC and which
had confined her " gae Jed for s months il
this diftrefing aate; having tried every thing
without effect ihe was prevailed 90 70 try Dr.
RsLfss Botanical Dyeps, when 10 the allonIfh-
ment OF herlelF and friends was cured BIZ tax
ing bottles. ~ Atfe, TIE fra battle jse rDas o
BE 90 rvSA and 0ttead 10 bcy family concerns 7Bese
DrOPsG rodie4f care fer salt rbeHru pssoleI ia e.,
PrOsy, ser9taa, IsnsyoI teisfs zrbes sseresry Bas
foiird and all izfSritiss eff bs bood and jzicss and
ray Be givra fSiidren uDitt 5s.fs7 sgfrsy-price
d ~ NOnr Gre genuine usiest ped w a
Conway Prepared and iold wholeiae By
f5s sole proprietor. W r Conway, Chemif NO
8, fremont n Bottom, yemoVe5 f5oru No y,
Charles if--zad retail by MIR Parten, Book
Teller, Portland-Dr TODD, Saco--Bab(on,
Wiicafet-Goodale, Halowel-Dr Joel n
Ellis, Auguifa--Tappzn, Portfmouth-and
mott booksellers and DruggeRs throughout the
United States-Where alto may be had d.
Hunter elaborated PHI for vsnsrsaI eompIorass,
aad all thofe jufIy efeemed and approved
Medicines sc prepared by W T Conway -
the fame may be had az the Lottery and Ex-
change Office of r Huntington, No i, RI.
change itreet, near the Old Market, Bottom
" n Ibcs al disscsat to -Db0lesais 6urcbesers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
a GENTLEMAN =! I.

nF Andover wac % years afh cted with
~ moi violent Cough greaf difficulty Of
breathing, ti2htnefs Of the chef and nheezing
70 much 70 thar he could fesdom lay down
without apparently end4ngcring Biz lite bT
fuliocaton rsbea Sc zso1lS es.gb nj h4et ~ fbs
tsef after which was lcafcs abe e. Drcaihs for
a con6dera able time in h,s diflretling ilafe he
applied for box Of Or Riffs -zjibnrsle riiI5
in taking which Biz eo.gb AMI t5at dsss.5f-l Jsnse-
tias was relieved 81 Pep rs9yei, and on iiniih-
log the iecond his health was perfectly eitab-
lifhed;--Ttele Pills give infant cafe 10 all
coughs, afiAmas, wheezing, tigh saef' cf tire
chef difficulty If breathing, &c. common
colds arc removed by few drops. The aged
will end relief equally sgreea! le, even when
the lungs are affected, they are prepared and
fold wholela'e (oply) by the iole proprietor
w /. Conway, Chemsa, No. fremont q.
Bolton--yezeqsi fron ho. 4. ChaIle7 isreet. n
[s5r Meme ave ge74iae Eniss, hssei w II. Con
way,--ia ID ysu cannot iop 5af iiaIaoy : "a re-
tail by MIR STEPHEg FA7TFE. B3vkre ef.
Po,lInd--Dr TobD. Seso--1APPAn. Fo,fr~olfb
Hne.gst GooDALs, HiA~7tea---
DR.. JoEL K. ELIIs, dsggG1--and mth Dug
g:ns and Book(eliers ci relFecsahiiity thrcugh
ont the United States where alto may be had
Docs Hunters Pils for yenerea cons laioss
- m ftsic jsfty silss4sl nj app'lDsI Meacass
sc pses4. IL sl " r. Conway
80 = 6bers di.couns 90 uRofi4's purrhai
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
CERTIFIC. sTE.
TO THE PUBLIC,

Tile fubfcriber having been greatly bene-
fitted by the ufe of Dr. ROGERS VEGETA-
BILE PULMONfC DETERGENT conceives
IL duty he ~wes the Proprietor of The f.fedi
cine and the public, to fate the following
facts.
For feversl years have been much Afflicted
With the Althms, and for weeks together
have not been able TO lie down in my bed !;
feeling the above Medicine advertiled for faIe
at Mr.. TAPPAN's Book Store, I determined
20 make trial of ir, though have always been
much prcjudiced againil Patent Medicines ID
general. aud confels had very Iilsle faith in
this, bat TO my great iurPrize and Joy, foon
after taking the 6rf dofe, found mylelf 20
mach relieved as to neep quietly in bed and
have ever hnce, when in the lean troubled
with the Alhma. found immediate relief BY ia
u(e.
do not helitate, with confidence, 70 recon
mend the VEGETABLE DETERGENT all
n the leaf Afflicted with The Ailhma, and have
40 double but they will receive great relief By
the ufe ct Ihis Invaluable Medicine
WILLIAM WdLKER.
BENJAMIN BuTMAN,
hnfbaTge F'fff' fars II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

THE Subscriber RESPECTFULLY Informs his
friends and Cuftomers that he has return
ed TO HIS former itand under the arch. tit
combs building, Portland, where be intends
to carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS
"a ufual. He has on hand Broad Cloths, CAT.
Gmeres. Velvsts, Chords, velting, Trimmings,
&c. of all colors, and the ben quality, which
will be fold Cheap for Cath.
Grateful for Pais favors he foIicas contiu.
uance. JAMES HORN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
1bs J0llo7Uiag letter IS further presf
sffbs Hyperion 1tEe0ey IF
Dr.. HUNTERS PILLS!!!

w. T. CoEwAf.
Sir-NoticiHg your advertisement for DR..
Hunters Pills and having years ago contrac-
ted veneral faint which, notwilh Handing the
niHsl treatment, perPetually troubling me
with trad o1bs Pai's ~ ny bsnss, large feabf and
5iofrbeS all OVer ny BODY, zuy eI50-vr Nv 5rsrps,
face, iss Of appetite and sniverai lg)Ttuds vasln
ducsd 70 try thefe pills when III my furprize
alter two boxes the fCabs began 70 fcale ofF,
the pains Ieft me, my appetite became good
on taking boxes more am perfectly yrs- f,or5
sVsry syzspt0a. You would oblige me much bY
your advice and whether you think it neceGa
ry tor me to continue, # 10 incoie me III Z " .sr
what you may think proper-i am, ar, nloR
gratefully yohrs &c. CIV.
P0StsnoEfb ~ y I4iSIO.
TBeIe Pill are az s5se7vaE remedy ~ eE Wy o.
Fiosf Ggs5 Of re vsne,eaI diss9se yeDz 1ple poas.
ybsSf0a ccnfvzs4 tasI,eseHt iyft7Ious ars rsassS-
e f6sTseS fTsgneHfy IN or days az tbs f,,ag err
psEIe u one fz07 dollars tseafiss explaining wv
syfans zDit6 particular al, ee7isas 90 tbaf sy5sas
siibsr nay bszselvss EgHB se-,e4, easiTele
each SoS-price d Prepared and fold whc,e-
iale By ttf 5oie Prgpristgy w, 4 Conway No ~
fremont q Bottom, removed from No. IA
Charles f-aud retail by Mr.. ) PArTuA,
Bookieler, Portland-Dr Todd, Saco--Bab-
fOn, WiIcaher--GoodzIe, i4loweii- Dr. Joel
Ellis, Augulta-Tsrpan, Portimonsh--
Thomas snA Whipple. Newburypuu-4
molf Drug6i,ts and Rookseilers of reipectablh-
~ throughout Sha Iatcd States v5ers uiso
-ray be bal all rhoie lully elleened and appro-
we'd MEDICINES &c. prepared BY w. 4 C0ns
war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
Conway's Lemon Srrup T!

LSiIlOn y Iup
ONE bottle Of which will make 8 or 4
gallons OF excelIest Punch or Lemonade
IN An initant--each bottle contains nearly the
juice Of dozen Lemons aud 2 lbs Of sugar.
and to the coniumer is laviug Of at least rs
per cent-and z0W Keep gOo5 IL AZ climates -
prepared and fold wholeisle (ouEyJ b. tJe he
proprietor, W 7 Conway Cherrift No y. Ire
mont g. Boston, removed f,ez No IA, Charles
street. and retail by MIR Pauen, Bookseller,
Portland-6ablon, Wifcanes- Coodaie, Hal.
loWel-Dr Joel K Ellie, Augusts- arpar.
Portimouth--Doa Todd, Saco--zno raost
Druggists and Booksellers of re(pettablty
throughout the United Starss a. Nsns 0,s
gsrD'rs nnlesi TIE Prntsf Direction o. bs botte j.
Egrsa w L Conway ~ liberal sissouas 70
rU5sIe5ale Pvcboleys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

WILLIAM & S. HASKELL.
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free ffreet to
their New Store in Back nreet, near the Court
Houie-where they have on hand variety
of Cabinet Furnisure-which they offer for
fale on Reasonable terms--They acknowledge
paft favors and folicit continuance of the
fame. Every attention 90 cutomers in the
above branch of bufnels, will be punctuallY
attended TO.
w. & S II. Return their thanks to the
public for their liberal afIiRance, which they
have received with gratitude.
April g. nfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
"A quantity Of very lice
SEAL SKINS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

I CERTIFY that my wife, ELIZABETH
BROTHERSON, of tender and delicate
contribution, was isized in Angnlf, 1909, with
violent cough. expectcrating matter ftreakd
with biood--pain in her brean, back, and fde,
her complaint increaled 60 rapidly, that her
father aPplyd to one of the moR eminent
Physicians IN the city Of New York; her
complaint ffill incresfed, and reduced her We
ny lou. with every appearance Of the Taft llate
of confumptioR. She was then induced TO
try DR. RoGERs Pulmonic Detergent III
very fhort time fhe found relief, and is now
under Divine Providence, in comfortable
itate of health. The iaiulsry effects OF the
PuImoEic Detergent, induces her to continue
the ufe ofit--I can truly fay aave he high
eft opinion of the Pulmonic Detergent.
JNO. BRO rHERSON.
Weitchelter County, CourtIandt Town,
May %, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
dmeri. an Cotfor Gods.

Amsri.an Cotien Gods.
A general Allotment OF American Cotton
Goods, from the Mandatory Of
Wilkinfon Greene, q Co.
at Pawtucket, near providence II l. confiting
of shirtings, shee,ings, Stripes, Checks, Cling
hams, Bed-Tickings, Thread. Jingle two and
three threaded Yarns, &c. &c.
Theie Goods being from one Of the oldeit
and belf eftabifhed Manufactures in Ameri-
ca, are at leaf of equal quality to any made In
this country, and will be fold at the Manu-
factory prices,by
SOLOMON BOYCE,
Agent for faid company--st his Store in Ex-
change ftreer-where he keeps conaantly for
fale an aifortment of SHOES, as uiusl
Portland, mo. IN, 1871. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
NOTICE J

A Ii perfon, having demands againf the
A fubicr,ber. are requeled to call at No.
10, Union Wharf and receivs their pay; and
ssofe indebted are requeited TO make payment.
dsg.G 5, 1911 u DAVID GREEN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

HigbsA Prize 5000 dollars.
DixvilIe Road Lottery-sth Clafs,
Will commence drawing in September next.
CAITAL PRIZES ARE
oil $4,000 Dollars
of 5000 Do.
of 1000 Do.
5 of 1000 Do.
of 500 Do.
so of 100 Do.
And many of so, 20, 10 SC.
Tickets and Quarters in the above Lottery
for iae AZ 5. Patteas Lottery Office exchange
itreet, Portland ALTO at Solomon Winchef.
ter's, Wifcahett
Tickets and Quarters in the 9th CIals Har-
vard College Lottery, to begin drawing in
November next. Highelf Prize 10000 doIls.
n 3. It is worthy of notice that more than
100 Prizes were fold al S. Pa;tens Office, in
the 5th claf' H, c. Lottery, among which
was one OF iooo Dollars. Aug IL. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

Extract of letter from Mr.. Charles Tappsn
Portimouth, N. HamPihire, March "a 1911
SIR,
! fed you by this days malta paper con-
tanning Certificate OF Mr.. William Walker
Of this town, Of the efficacy Of your Medicine !;
he Ia one of our moG respectable men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
John P. Thurhon,

John P. Thurffon,
Has FOR SALE, 1T No a, Cent? al Ro-t.
6ooo lbs bet retailing COFFEE
40 chefs fri quality Souchong, Hyfon
Skin and Young Hylon TEAS
200 boxes Brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
20 ditto Clear, Bone Midlrg and Prime
PORK
40 ditto fuperfne FLOUR
10 boxes Havana Brown SUGARS
I2 ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
4 pipe real Cogniac Brandy, 4sh proof
Is cafks Englifh NAILS
80 doz do Maekeral LINES
Jun received W.fRRh MED ANCHORS
from 200 70 1900 lbs. If My IS
FOR fale at the laughter hou(e Of the fub.
fcribers, in Green ftreet,
100 bbis Msfs BEEF,
so half bbls do
80 bbls Gorge No /,
IS half bbs do
SO bbls Cargo No S.
5. G. & N. HUssEY.
9TH Mo. Is, 1911 OD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
lanes CHADROuRN-

JAMES CHADBOURN,
2 ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
= former Cuitomers, thar he has recon-
menced 6uiineis az the new Brick Store, head
OF Union itreet erected on the ipot where the
fore of ]. Chadbcurn. s. Co. (deRroyed by
nre) formerly Rood, where he offers whole
fale and retail. a general afortment of
Wgf-lndia Goods and Groceries.
among which sre:-Rum. Brandy and Gin of
different qualities-Madeirz, Lifbon, Sherry,
Vidonia, Fort and Malaga Wines-Loaf and
brown Sugar-Lump do--Hyfon, Hyfonlkin
and Souchong Teas-Flour and Candles Rice
Rsihns; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms Sleeves !;
Tobacco; Stone Jugs Sperm Oil Honfe &
Hearth Sruihes; Mats Bacon Cloves !;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper MtC-
tsrd; Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Windfor and Bar
Soap Wafh Balls; Table Salt; Malt Pow
der and Shot /; Salt Petre; Brimlfone; Al
Ium and CoPPeras Redwood and Logwood !;
Vinegar No, ] and 2 Chocolate Baberry
Tallow; Bees Wax Starch; Pear BARLEY !;
Jorden Almonds Nuts of various kinds; OIL
i've Oil; Salt Fiji, SC SC &c
- The above are part of a good afort-
menr of Goods which he offers for fale on az
Reasonable terms as articles of the like quality
can be pnrchaled eliewhere.
Portland, Aaerf ~, 1871. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
AARON STANFORD.

AARON STAMFORD,
INFORMS the public that he has taken TIE
= fore nexs door eait Of MIR WIN. Lord In
Fore ftrcet, where lie keeps ecnlsautIy fOr Ale
All sGornnent of
WeG- india Gocd5 q Groceriss,
on reafooabie terms
h1s-s0o Hog Skins, in prime order
Portland, 9uas "a. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
William Purinton.

William Purinton,
INFORMS the public that he has taken the
: hand lately occupied by GODFREY WHEA-
TON, in Exchange Jf,est, where he intends carry
Ing on the
Wafcb and Clock-naakng BaGnet5,
in their various branches.--EIe afures the
public and has friends that work confded TO
his care. fhall be executed with fidelity and
defpatch.
lie Intends keeping conGantly for fale
variety of Watch Keys, Seals, &c.--on rea.
fonsble terms.
He hopes by his connsnt perfonaI atten-
tion TO merit and receive liberal Patronage
from the public.
Portland, 7th Mo. %. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

Saddlsr, HarnsG-Makev, and Cb0jf
Trimmer,
OPPOSITE the Indian Chief, Exchange
= ftreet, az the fign Of the FRUxK, keeps
conltantly on haad, a general afortment of
Trunks, Saddles, Hayne0et, Saddle
Bags, Part Manteaus, &c. DC.
of good quality, for iale On the NOT realon-
able terms.
LiA1Oyt--A quantity Of very lice
SEAL SKINS,
with which country SaddIers may be fupplied
on terms that cannot fail 70 give fatisfa6tion.
He manufactures the various articles in the
line of his protection in manner shsr unites
durability with elegance, whick he invites
purchafers TO call and examine. dug IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

Mfrut1fou on The Forte Piano.
A Mater of Mu6c has been engaged Co
give inftruction on the Forte Piano. a
few more Scholars will be received if applica-
ton !, made Immediately. Apply Al this
office. ss5f eb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

Cablef, C0rdage and Boifrobs,
M ANUFACTUREO from the fri quality
- Ct clean Hemp, and for fale by A. CHE
YER, az No: r, Long Wharf, or 4 che New
RoPe Walk, b. Deerings bridge. July 2o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16

EOR fae by the fubfcriber, at his fore ia
: Fo,ef,stf, nearly oPPo6te the head of