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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-18
Tooth .aciie Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
Lees Mfallibte .9gas and Fersr Drops
For the cure Of agues, remittent and
intermitten: fevcrs.
~ At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures PEI.
formed by the above medicines: the NUN.
Der, Importance and responsibility Of
which. fully justify every article Of thb
advertisement.
Soldoniy wholesale and retail, by
JAMES KENNEDY & son,
september 26 King.st. Alexandra
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-18
HOUSES. LANDS. &c.
For Sale or Rent,

The brick house, &c. on the cor
ASA ner of King aud Washington-strts Is,
. as to which is large Ice House at
va 81 lt,cbed-suitable for a tavern.
On SATURDAY, e9th Aug. at 3 I NJ
sill efet for sale, on the premises, that
- commodions House, with out-hou-
EiFS ses attached, situate on Duke-st. 10
So. the east OF West,st. Also a num-
ass.l Der of vacant lots, suitable tor bull
ling. The western turnpike road entering
,.,is street, il only wants a, few persons, IN
business TO establish themselveson it to be-
come one of the first streets in Alexandra
$3.50 ROBERT YOUNG.
Au-ust tuthsiW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-18
For Sale.

THE SULPHER SPRINGS,
A BOUT eight miles from Martinsburg;
N Berkeley County, formerly occupied
by Minghinni, and now kept by Brown
This estate consists OF about
4so 1cres Of Land,
already in good cultivation, and susceptible
of HIGH improvement. The springs are
mnch resorted to, and the boarding-ho house
establishment is extremely profitable
The buildings have undergone considerable
As al those disposed to purchase will, |
prcsume. visit the property, further partl-
rulars are deemed unnecessary.
II. S. G. TUCKER.
winchester. July l8 I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-18
Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY, the 2ist instant, will be
W sold at auction, on the premises, Tor
cash,
The half square Of land,
onWytbe. ROYAL and Pitt streets--the terms
of previous sale not having been comp1leu
with. Tie executors of Charles .iierand,er'
August Is t2lA deceased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-18
4gO .fcres of Land,
Public Sale.

vXTILL be sold on Thursday, the eot
w of August next, if fair, if not, tn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
FRESHGOODS.
BARBOUR g. LINCOLN,

.AvE received by the lateft arrivals from Lon
= don aud Liverpool, via Bolton large and
.xteniive ador,meut of GOODS, viz
Bea fuperfne black and 6izs, W's6 Of Eng'snt
BRJhDCLOTHS
Fine and common Broadcloihs of all colors anc
qualities
Black blue. blue MKT, Coburg mx,, GsnIle mill.
CASSINERES
Very fine blue P0ibs Cauinsyss
Blue, olive and brown Habit Ciofbs
Plain and twill'd Pesiss clsfbs
A large affortment of Boubss.ts plain & twilld
Ratine:ts Scotch Plaids Wsldbores,
Cloak CambIetrs
Devonfhire Kerfeys, Hunter. c,of5s
Coatings Outfits, Bookings. Swanskin
Black blue, green, fcarlet. drab, fawn and brown
SILK TELTE73
Superine buff CaiIimere for Veflings
A variety of toiiine,,e and fwansdown Veiting
Back silk Fioreutine
Fine GA aud a white and yellow Flxnnels
l bale aforied color FianneIs
do Rose Blankets from s 4 TO 1874
! do A unbleach'd Waltham Sheetipgs
do IA bleachd do 90
Scarlet Cafiimere Shawis
Slate black, white and mix'd Worried Hofc
Black and coord evan,ine twili'd Silks
Black, white and changeabe Forences
Sinchaw and farfnett Luftrin
7 4 and8 q Levantine 6 X Shaws
A large afortment of Printed sbawls
Black Nankin Grapes.
Black and Col cantes C,sfss
black Engiih Silk Lace
Black and white Italian Grape
Damalk Table Linen
Fine Ensiih Birds Eye Diaper
Rufiia and American do
Patent Steam Loom shirtngs
Irifh Linens Linen Sheetng
Linen Ca,nbrics; Long Lawn
Elegant Furnitures Copperplates
Common Caiicoes 6 4 Bingham,
Fine India Shee,ing Couoos
Bandapna, flag d hack ELK handkerchief
Englifh aud French silk Gloves
Kid beaver and d g1sin Gloves
Wire cotten Thread -paten. co ord linen do
Trebl gilt coat and vea Bnttons
Webb, patent Sufpenders
Back ltaIian and Canton Sewing Silk
No 5, So, "A 3, and Pias Silk TwR
aud 4 white cotton Cambrcs
Fancy Mullins
Silk and bingham UMBRELLAS
An adortmen, of Ribbands
American Sastinetts
Ginghams, Checks Hc tie. go
INDIA CALLICOB,. Nov. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

chants ii is music 10 hear the purse chinck on the
counter with I'll take couple Of patterns,if you
please A just cause and good fee make harmon
Jus music for our lawyers. :" Will you take ride
to - next Monday, Miss, is Music TO our La
dies but viii you marry me my pretty maid r
when the question comes from the favorite IadPos'
sesses all the harmony and melody combined. And
to us Painters it il the sweetest Music to be tod
- e i have brought you half dozen new patrons,
~ have brought the subscription money fron a.
my neighbors." Southern paper
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
MESCELLAN Y.

There has been recently translated into
English, Turkish account OF wars with
Russia, by Resmi Achued Elendi, an Off
Ger OF high Standing and great influence a,
tie court of Constanunople The hlsto-
rian assigns eight reasons for the bsd sue
cess OF the Turkish arms against Russia :
of which the last is, that the troops mar
ched out to war when Saturn and Mars
were in conjunctiou with the sign Of Can
cer'
So firmly did the Turkish Disan believe
in as,rology, that they attributed the old
Prussian, Freaerick's tide of good fortune,
10 the help. Of thai science Accoi dinghy,
the Sulran Nustspha, sent Resmi Achmed
to Berlin, and furnished him with private
instructions to use all bis eloquence TO in
duce the king OF Prussia to cede hree Of his
moss skiliul astrologers TO the Sultan
I" | his saptnt message was faithfully de.
livered by him TO Frederick and he was
inloi med through the medium OF his inter-
prefer, that de6niliye answer would soon
be given TO his equest. At the subsequent
audience, Frederick led The Iusk 10 win
dow which commanded The great square,
then Fl led with soldiery And al the same
time laat he pointed out his troops to the
ambassador, he told him that his three adj
visrrs 10 war and peace, We're Experience,
Discipline, and Economy ;--these, and
these alone. he concluded, are my three
chilf aslrologers have no others and
this is the Ct, which beg you 10 i'm
part 10 our good friend the Sultan Mnsta-
pha.o-- Con. Coar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

During the last year, the editors of Northern
newspapers have furnished their readers with &C
counts Of Mammonlh vegetables, without any Pork
TO season them; We, in turn, would inform
all epcuresw who are fond of meat with their sauce,
that MIR. Luke Ncts, of CRANKY, Turkey Hills So
ciety, (Conuec,ieut,) Killed on Monday, the. f@ti
inst, two Roasting Pigs (only ig months old one
of which weighed. after il was dressed ready for
roasting, 557 pounds and the other 5sf pounds.
We hope our brother editors viii be able to furnish
the ensuing season, suitable vegetables Tor such
meat Hartford Mercury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Co-partnership. Formed.


THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
4 aud the public thar they have formed con
neeiion in bulinefs under the firm of
Edward & William Ingraham,
and have taken the ftore on lngrahams Wharf for
merry occupied by Mr. ]. NJ Prince. where they
offer for fate
600 quintals Hake Fin,
100 do. Cod Fiji,
20 do. Pollock,
$50 bbls. No. I, Herring,
900 boxes Herring.
1900 weight Tongues and Sounds,
50 bbls. picked Cod & Hake Filth,
100 Red Oak Shocks and Heading,
ogether with general aGortment of
West- India Goods 6 Groceries,
on the mott reafonabe terms for Cath or Country
Produce.
CT Ships Stores put UP at the fhorteit
notice.
N.B--AIl perfons indebted to either of The
fubfcribers are requeifed 20 make immediate pay
ment EDWARD INGRAHAM,
WILL M INGRAHAM,
Portland, January 20, 1918 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, JAN. 8

SATURDAY, JAN. 81.
A joint committee was chosen to-report what pro-
vision by law il is expedient 10 enable the propre-
tors of meeting houses to secure and manage their
property.
Bills passed 10 be engrossed-To incorp. the
Trustees of the Ministerial Fund To FIX the dai-
Iy pay of witnesses at one dollar Additional to
the Standish School fund incorporation &C. To
annex Alex. Rice to the Cd parish 10 KIttery.
Resoluts passed-To grant half township
Of land to Canaan Academy; to grant pension
of 60 dollars year To Thurston Carr.
An an act to incorporate the plantation of Lee,
in Hancock county, into town, by the name OF
MONROE, was passed.
This is the first town which has been incorpora-
ted in this State, since the visit of the President
the Eastern States and we are well pleased,
that ii has received the OF our iustrous Wis
itor The compliment receives additional value
from the consideration, that this new town adjoins
the recently incorporated town OF BROOKS. The
Legislature has thus embraced the first opportunity
OF expressing its accordance with the sentiments of
respect and esteem for the Chief Magistrate of the
Union, SO cordially and SO unanimously bestowed
on him by all ranks and descriptions of his constit-
nents during his late memorable tour. This res
pect as much the tribute of justice, as it was
free and unconstraineG. Ii was due 10 Mr. Mon
roe for the spirit of concaton, the absence OF all
party spirit, and the truly national principles
bis inaugural Speech. Ii is now doubly due, as is
is universally admitted, that he has, in all the
sures he has since adopted, recommended. fully
redeemed all the pledges given in that address
Orders Of Notice passed--on pet. Of i. Snow md
others; Francis Norwood and Others Amos
Knight end others
Petitions conmiAed-of II. Eaton and ID. Strait
ton, revolutionary soldiers. praying titles to the
lands 10 them of Samuel Reddington aud others.
70 be incorporated into society TO remove obstruc!
tons In kennebec river.
MONDAY. FEB. e
Messrs Holmes. of X. Hubbard, and Adams, Of
p. were appointed on the part Of the House TO in
qnire what provision by law is necessary to protect
tia persons of Members of the Senate and House of
representatives Of this Commonwealth from arrest
Agriculture, sc.
Mr.. Allen, from the Committee on the measures
20 be adopted 10 promote the Agricultural and
Manufacturing Interest of the Commonwealth.
made an able report which ives ordered 20 be prin-
ted, and assigned for tomorrow.
a bill in addition TO the Act regulating Bail in
Civil actions, was read, and ordered to be printed
Estimate OF Lincoln County tax was-committed
vsmonstrance from Warren, was committed
Report of The Commissioners az the Land Office.
relative 20 the sale of Land. in Maine. was referred
@ q i7nt Committee. Adj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
it~p Russia FEATHERS
for ls6 and isl0 per ID.
EDWARD HOWE,
UPHUISI EKET,
No. s, Merchants Row, Middle street
HAS FOR SALE

UPHOLSIERER,
No s, Merchants Roo, Middle street,
HAS FOR SALE
3, 900 lbs. Sea Fowl and Rus
Il. FEATHERS, a, whoiefale or retail, for Cath
or Country Produce.
Bedticking, Chintz and white
Fringes-Bedbindin and Tagels-Carpet Bind
ipg-preen MORGAN for pew cuttings Sofas
ealy and Lolliug Chairs-Har Matsrefes-eIegaat
french and American PAPER HANCINCS, with
borders collections of the monuments in Paris. A
good aAortment of MILITARY GOODS &c. sc.
Aho on consignment, from Daegetts Factory
a rich and elegant assortment of Gilt and Mahog
apy framed LOOKING GLASSES, which will be
fold as low as at any fore in town
Beds made and filled at short
notice, and the UPHOLSTERY BuGnefs carried
on as ulual ia all its br anches,
WANTED
1000 bushels of good BARLEY,
for which Feathers or other Goods will be given at
cath prices (O Dec 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
EDWARD HOWE,

M S. Nse5aaf's Row, Middle T,s
HAS FoR sALK-
DEST Nankin Grapes pieces black fix Hand
- kerchiets-A general aGortment of Sroadcoths
--Czfimeres-Pelise Cloths and Flanues- 6guFd
Rattiners and saii.bury FIannei-Iable Coons--
tartan plaid Bomoazet-Hearth Rugs-Rofe Blsn
kets-Sa,tnets-- 5ennets Cord-red and green
Beekings--Worfied Wefcoats and Dfawers--mens
fine worried and lambs wool Hole Ladies WORT
cd and elk do-Chintz and Imitation shaws--
colour'd elk and Bandans Hhdkfs-paid and fg-
ured Silks-PsrGans Cambrick and calieoe Prints
Furniture Caico--Scotch Gioghams-Eng in
do-Liuen Cambricks--do Hhdkfs-4.4 lrifh
Linens-Indis Cottons-Dimoties--W bite Jeans
Cotton Checks and stripes nbleached cotton
Sheetings--ffeam loom Cottons Cotton Servings
aaorted colors-bIatk figured real Lace-Lace
Mufns-6gured Leno do--plain Book do and
Cm5rick Muflins-sewing Silks and Twia-Ru(-
ia and American Diapers RulIis Sheetings-Os:
nabiog Biniaps Dowias and Craih Cotton Da:
marx -Nankins an aforsment of Rbtons-Tapes
and Bobbins quality ihoe Binding-Silk and Cot:
ton Ferrsts-ssk Braid--Tabie Matts-Pezri and
Linen fhrt Buttons Bundle and pound Pins
Maiefe Clt and & X Buttons FLYER ey Need
les Hook and Eyes &c Sc (tf) Dec so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Legislature Of spassarbusetts.
IN SEN AYE. JAn. 81. ISIS.

THE following bills-Respecting the packisg
Of picked fish For the due regulation of licensed
Houses in Bath and additional to the several
laws now in force providing for the collection of
taxes passed both branches to be enacted, and
were sent to the Governor for his appreciation.
A resolve passed on pet. of inhab of Plantation,
Sn 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
R Mem Goods! !!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Has JUN received from the Ia,ea importation,
Al large aaor'msnt Of GOODS,

-
4 \ large ahorsmsnt Of GOODS,
-~AMoao WHICH AaE-
BombsEesn Wilbores; elk, cotton and worried
Hohsry; CarIiile Giughams dark undrelsed
Cambria Prints; common CaIicoe. Furniture
Plates Steam Loom Sheetiugs; 4 and 4 Cam
brio; Cambria Muffin eo'ored Cambrics; corded
and ftripe Cambria; plain and fancy Muffin Lin.
ems; Long Lawn; linen cambria handkerchief :
lace veils; 6-4 Damsfk Table Cloths; printed
imitation, elk and merno Shaws black and fancy
fix Handkerchief; cotton Bandannas; Flag, mad
"a. & cambria Handkerchiefs; cambria, furniture
and common Dimoties black & colored Lulfrinps
Italian and Canton Crapes; white lean Swan
down, toilinet and black fix vefings; Gotten
beaver, hid and fix Gloves; fix Umbrella
Ribbands; ak Lace; thread and pearl Shirt Blu
toni; Braces; Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check; Factory Sheesing, Shifting and Ginghams ,
PeliGs Cloths Coatings Fanels y Bsixes; Broad
clo,h Ca1imere, &c. sc. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
H English Goods. du
Josiah Munroe,
No $, UNION ROW MIDDLE 81,
rJ.c yy,cr- DIppIyyED
HASJUST RECEIVED,

DOMBAZBTTS-elegan changeable and plain
- Petite Silks -Synchaws and Sarine,s-ftesm
loom shirting and sheeting-black and colored
Twill Buttons Ladies fancy fix Hdkf Fiagg,
Bandznna aud black fix do-copperpase = M a !
tese Buttons uernfey Frocks-worfted and fix
Hofe Ribbons Tortoife Shell Combs Long
Lawn-fIk Braids-velvet Ribbons Britith Shirt
ing-cotton, elk and linen Fiofs-plan and figur
ed book and Leno Muffin -Broadctot hs-Cail-
meres- sattnets--Rat nets and Fiauuels-6 nix
lace marking CanvAfs Shawls-veff,ngs-s'in
ham, Cambria loves-Thread &c &c. All OF
which will be sold at the lowell cath prices.
Feb 8 IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

lEe HON. Mr. Dana, having submitted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions for the considera
tion OF the Senate, they we're this day taken up.
Governors Salary.
Whereas the Constitution has provided that the
Governor should not be under any undue influence
of The members of the General Court, by depen-
dence on them for his support. That he should. in
all cases, act with freedom for the benefit of the
public, that he should not have his attention neces.
Sarily directed from that object to his private con-
Germs and that lie should maintain the dignity of
! the Commonwealth, in the character of its Chief
magistrate. hat IL is necessary be should have
an honorable stated salary of fixed and perma-
nent value, amply sufficient for those purposes, aud
established by standing laws And if il shall DO
found that such salary is insufficient, il shall from
time TO time be enlarged and therefore,
Resolred, That the salaryof the Governor as
| now ascertained, by law lowing to the depreciation
of the value of money! has become insufficient for
the purposes aforesaid and ousht to be increased Il
Resotusd, That from and after tue last Wednes-
day of May ne xt the annual salary of the Cover
nor shall be dollars
Resolrea, That from and after the last Wednes-
day OF May next. the annual salary of the Lieut..
Governor shall cease and he receive pay only as
Counsellor for advising the Governor in the Ex-
ecutive part ofthe Government
After an animated debate, the question the
first resolution was taken and decided as follows
YEAS--tIon. Messrs Quincy, Perkins Danss
Weies Bartlett, Campbell, AunnewelI Sullivan,
Waldo and Saltonstall--i0.
,NAYS--Hon. Messrs. Varaum, Hill, Rice,
Moody, Crosby, Ellis, Williamson, Whiting. Lew
IS Porter, Endieott, Hhyt, Humphreys. Bates,
Moore, and Nobe--i6
Twelve of the Senators were absent when the
question was taken.
A motion to reconsider the vote was lost. Yeas,
10, Nays 16.
joint committee. consisting ofthe Hon. Messrs.
Hill and Whiting Messrs Moody, Kitteridge and
Bowen, was instructed TO report on the expedien-
cy ofamending the 4h section Of the act respecting
Religious Freedom. Adj.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

By census of the Slaves of the different Parish
es in the Island of Jamaica published lately Il ap
pears that there are 1883 Males, and 17%.eee
Females--total SI5.2ls. There being difference
between the sexes of only u, ia 50 large Popula-
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

The population Of the city Of New-York, - sup
posed ~ consist of about lao, 900 inhabitants. The
number of deaths during tie last year. are stated
in the New-York Gazette 20 be as follows. men,
755 women GOT boys. SIS; girls. 56A-.rotal,
g527. OF this number 574 died of consumption.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Selected for The Gazette.

Selected for The Gcsette.
TERZErTO
FROM HtLINcoUgT.
Hark, Ger the silent waters stealing,
The dash Jf oars sounds soft ADD clear
Through nigh : deep veil, all forms concealing,
Nearer it comes aud yet more near.
See! where he long reflection gl:stens,
In yon iolc tower her watelf lighi burns
To hear distant oars she listens,
And, listening, strikes the harp by turns.
The stars are bright, the skies uEclouded;
No moonbeam shines. no breezes wake,
Is it my love, il darkness shronded
Whose dashing oar dislurbs the lake?
O haste sweet maid the cords unroing
The holy hermit cbides stay,
Tlark from his lonely i.iet tolliHg,
Ills midnight bell shall guile our way.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
RRATTLrBoRoueu.f yER.A JAN. OF.

Enaigrat'oa N good style. Yesterday the inhab.
itants II this village were not little amused BY
the appearance oi a vehicle, which strikingly re-
minded them OF what the scriptures tell us oil oah's
ark. Ia was drawn by eigL. stout oxen. accom-
panied by horse and sleigh, probably intended as
tender, end several CONS, calves. &c which were
doubtless very serviceable appendages as we no
ticed IN its passage, many smiling little faces col
lec,ed AT the windows--whe the gentle ascend
ing smoke" from the projecting chinney's top"
denoted cheerful PaseraGl hearth beneath. As
this way worn" habnation made no tarrv in this
place. We did not learn /. hence ii canse,'' or
"whthcr,it was going hut suppose it is destined
TO the " land of promise"
That's Music. - To the Bucks and Lasses of thi,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

No II, LONG WHARF
HAS FOR SALE,
l5U hds Turks Island Salt
Csc bbls mefs No /, 2 and 3 Beef
100 half bbls mefs do
100 do do Beef Tongues
geo kegs Tripe
500 boxes mould and dip'd Candies
600 do No Soap
400 do No do
patent Cable IA inch, 20 fathoms
re For Freight or Charter,
shsN BRIG MORNING STAR, $50 tons, ~
ssszssashls ing at Long Wharf. Ai6-For fale. the
hull o. a new Ship abeu, 900 tons lying { Clay
cove. Feb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
ELIAS KELSEY.

AMONG WHICH ART
Elue, black green, OIL a 7 4 and a gan
i've, brown and mi xed fix Shavis
BRCsDCLOTH3 Imitation do.
Do, CASSIMERES. An Common chiutz do.
gle and double mild Silk worried and cotton
Sup, fine uodreis'd Prints Hole
Fine and common Cali six Half Hole
Goes Engiih and French fiIk
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furnitures KID and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian Grapes
brics Do. fix Veiing
Birth and fleam loom White. figured and buff
shirtiDgs MeriaiiIes do
7-8 and A Irilh Linen Cambria and common
s a., "a & 4 Ginghams Dimoties
Black and colored Cam Plain book, Leno and
brics fancy figured Mullins
Black fix Hzndkerchiefs Cambria do.
Flag Bandanna and fancy Silk Umbrellas and far
6ik do afois
Plain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Bindings Satin and Luftripg Rib
Cotton Laces bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Paid and fancy do.
Quality g. shoe Bindings Shell 6 horn Hair Combs
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs. Gilt coat u ven Button
Patent and cotton Flag imperial do do.
Hditto Bel and pearl Buttons
LevaD,ines Green and fancy figured
Black Sinchaws Bonnet silks
Do. Sarfnests Pins; Needles
Plaid 10 Tapes Fans, &c.
Double and hngle Flor Plain and figured BON
ence baxets and Ra,tinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
AI.So--on hand large aIortment of
AMERICAN GOODS,
coNsIsTIso Or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads.
do. do stocking Yarns
do do. cotton alis
bieached and unbleached shiftngs
DO. do. sheetings
BedGckine, blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
0inghams -Chambrsys
Sztr.netts, Pfelf Cloths &c Sc.
All of which will be fold low for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Nathan & Isaac Winflow.
NFFER for faIe at their aore at the hgn Of tue
~ Whaie iuft below the Hay Scales

NFFER for faIe at their lfofe at the hgn OF Tue
" Whale. JUN below the Hay Scales
Winter and Summer Trained Spsrmacsfi
OIL,
by the caR and retail Of hyperion quality, for
burning oiling wool. sc, This oil, IA lamp
properly trimed is warranted to burn until ex
hauled without fnufFug or picking up; is lefs
liable to greace about houfe iafer on account OF
FIRE, not iubieet TO waite by being placed 10 cur
rent of air, and by actuii experiment proves a.
cheap az candles at 10 cents per pound. Iney
kewife keep large aaortment of plated brais
and japaoed LAMPs-pockss,a aud large Ian.
thorns &c.
NIB. Lamps and Oil furnifhed on trial, TO be
returned if not satisfactory Oil put up 10 tin
caSilters from TO 8 gallons, and TENT gratis TO
any part of the towo.
Ai.o, A general aforment of
Groceries, Hoil>aO sS Hard Ware,
among which are beif of German Mill Saws, and
beft of Englilh Anvis, Vices and shoves by the
dozen or hog.e. an adorlment Of cotton Factory
YARN, from the moff approved factories.
90 Tons of aforted RuiiiA, Sweden and Englith
IRON. .
1000 Lbs of differed and Can STEEL, of fupe
riour quality fpike and nail Rods, Plough mould'
aud Crow bars
SO boxes Spermaceti CANDLkS.
Is bbIs fuperhne frefh Flour
25 boxes by 9 e 8 by 10 window Giais
10 bbs mef, and clear PORK
conaant fupply of TACO NAILS of every lze
LOO boxes mould and diP'd Tallow CAN
wv DIES,
100 qunta!s Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MOLASSES.
o. A large afortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WtNsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory.
- The above articless: be fold very low for
cath or approved credit.
FROST s. WATERPROOF Els,
TT No.l Ms0sy, Rory. l1iddls Ss,sss,
T1AvE received by the Galen
Ladies fuperfne London Beaver BON
NETS,
Cen.lemen's iuper6ne do. do HATS
Youths do do. do. do.
ALso-rRoM BosToN,
Bottom Factory HATS,
French do.
Together with large aGortnent of
WUFF,S e IIPPETS,
FUR TRIMMINGS, &c.
N. B.-Cash given for all kinds
of FUR. If