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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

The last Argus states boldly, that
during Cores reign Of one year, a
bout 800 Commissions have been turn
ed out of his political oven, for Justices
of the Peace" About 800 No.
the truth is, that large number have
been turned our Of the oUen, but more
than three quarters of the commissions
issued in the course of the last year,
were merely renewals Of old Commissions
Ito Federalists and Democrats indis-
criminately and that is what the JAG
obin administration would not do. The
above facts will appear by the Council
Records. TRUTH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

THE ProPrietors Il the Portland Monu-
ment Ground, having at their meeting
held on the 2lft inf voted an instalnent If
Ien Dollars on share, to be paid TO the Trea-
furer, one half on or before the fri day of
May next; the remainder on or before the firft
day OF June following. The fubscriber here
by gives notice, that he will attend to receiy.
ing the fame at the Office Of the United Marine
and Fire Iniurance Company, Portland
JOHN WATSON, Treasu,sy.
March 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

Ahoi Shipmates-heave to a BIT.
Throw your top-sails to the masts, and
let US come along side. Now DIVE see
on the first Monday of April, which
mind We is close aboard of us, there's
to be new choice of officers on board
the good ship Observation-Disclosures
hark'e, some ofthe crew are determin-
ed the present worthy Commanders
shan't navigate her the next cruise
Now every man of We well knows
there's always some lubberly fellows,
mere cabin-window gentry, that think
they know all seaman's duty, when,
splinter my standards if they can splice,
rect, steer, or box the compass who
can't tell the larboard from the STAR
board bow-aye, nor clue line from
top-mast back-stay. And these
milk sops, dye see, are trying to pick
a quarrel amongst the officers & crew,
because what, why by the powcrs,1 be-
cause dye see, every sail isn't handed
when they think it's best, and by the
bye, | suppose their being turned out
last voyage, didn't sit very well in their
crops. But my lads, it was right to put
in federal officers last year, and the
crew knew it; they saw what was
brewing well enough, and by the soul
of me, if the federal men hadn't done
what they did, Old Davy Jones would
have had his clutches into our quarters
long ago.
And now who dye think they want
to put in instead Of our present Com
mander Z. GORE, and the Chief Mate
COBB, an old weather-beaten Tar, and
as stout heart as ever broke bread
why I'll tell We, dye see, one Gerry,
who is too old and stiff to keep his legs
in calm, and in gale of wind would
want half OF the crew to shore him up
AYE, and one Billy Gray, las he's CALI
ed), who to be sure, has been a clerk a.
board some time, but never since his
mother trotted him had any command,
and by the powers never ought to have,
for you all know, in squaIly weather,
he'd skulk under the long boat, or turn
in, and for the life of him darenst 60 a.
loft in a heavy sea to help reef sail.
Pretty business this turn out old
experienced officers to make way for
them that can't rig cat-tackle to get
al anchor on the bow.
No, it wont DO Faith my lads, we
must keep sharp lookout, and put
stopper on these fellows directly.
Now mind dye see, and every moth.
er's son of We be at your quarters be-
times, and see if we can't rowse in the
old Federal Officers again, and speak
all We see, and convoy them to the poll.
And if you fall in with any that are dis
abIed, lend 'em spare spar, or take
'em in tow.
Don't forget to remember, ship
mates, that this Gerry, and this Gray,
are some of the old embargoroon gen
try, and if they are to take the COM
mand, shiver the main boom, five amt
all on short allowance in hurry aye,
we shan't have a cam of grog once a
moon.
Now my lads, here's to We may you
have long lives and merry ones and
here's to our sweethearts * wives too,
who by the bye, are the best half of us
you know. And may we always have
a spare biscuit in the locker for 'em.
This from your old friend,
BOB BACKSTAY.
4 r L u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

THE Committee Of Accounts for this town
will meet AZ the Store Of the fuhfcriber.
for ihe purPoies Of their appointment on
THURSDAY next, at ten o'clock "A. NJ.
BY order of the Committee
DANIEL TUCKER, Chairman.
MareB 26, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

ITO be fold by order Of Court, Oh MON
DAY the lalt day Of April next, At eIev-
en- o'clock IN the forenoon, At rte houfe Of
Abraham Beenaan, in Portiand-A Lot Ut
LAND on Mountiey's Neck. belonging to
the eltate Of John HUhack, deceated
BETSY HOSsACK, farlz5f,atrIr
! o4 Jaii EJs4Hs.
Marrb 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26
BOB BACKSTAY.

N. B. Avast mind yeif you should
fall in with any who haven't kept good
reckoning, tell 'em how the land lays,
and warn 'em against the rocks and
shoals that are hard by, and pilot 'em
in, if you find they ant acquainted with
the coast.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26
.Mszv-fashioned Electioneering ! !! !

@Fe7VJuSWO1tfH LIctEIU'1rc'"15
1t has always been the practice with the
democrats to address the passions and not
leading and not by en!ightening those on whom
they fix for their prey. But Of lac they
have gone further than ever In the shame
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26
portlano,
Monday, March 26, 1910.
Town Officers.

OWll OluOCl D.
Federahsts Of Portland, 70 yGlr duty !.
This DAY you are notified to elect
your Town Officers-and it is the duty
of every Federalist, for every voter that
is not willing to have set Of Jacobin
rulers, to be present at the opening of
the meeting.--The democrats have
been plotting in flrfUate to trick you in
the elections of this day. Suffer not
this reproach to ceme upon you through
supineness or forgetfulness. At the
ringing of the bell, duty calls 10 you to
repair to the Courthouse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26
Employment Wanted.

II OIPtOtIHITT IHIOTTnE the
Public, that he IS appointed
Au6fiMeer,
And iolicits : portion Of their patronage and
iupPort; afIuring them their commands win
be executed with fidelity and puncluaIitv.
Stephen Mcclellan.
n. B. Boarders attended to as ufuaf II 81
houis' Portland, lNaycb rs, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

40 Be fof5 ~ or1ey IL court oH Ta-Iyy fLe lib aay
Of Ttya asrf, " 2 o'siusk n. 4I uff5s 4rveiling
H01'e III Samuel DAat-azr Nv F4ilryHf5,
a CERTAIN iot III land in faid Falmouth,
lying near iaid Bucknams house, and BE-
longing 70 The estate Of William DAVIS, late
Of Portlasd deceased
ELIJAH ELDER, AAufriityatgr.
March rs. nd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

We again say, that the story in cir
culation about several gentlemen III
this town having turned democrats, j.
a base Islander. They are firm as ever
in the good cause ; and on this very
day, those same gentlemen 7yiH be re-
chosen, BY the suffarges Of Jederahsts, to
the Offices they now fill. Poor souls
the democrats are To support their
cause, they are endeayoring to get the
weight of some ffderaI zyoJTh into their
scale. Hence the above lie vas made
and proPagated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26
March ae.
FARM FOR SALE.

40 6eJod6y order efeouyf, on lFlOND.d7- tJe fBiy-
ffsafb day Of dP,R zent at elev-a s'eRsrE III t6r
forenoon az re 4VUsiizg Boass sen tie P.1r4ises,
THE Real estate Of EBENEZER WINTER
CALEF, late Of Cape EIizaDeth deceafed.
being FARM, consulting Of about fftv n.
ores, with dwelling houle and orchard there
orwell situated in said town, and well xa,rr-
ed-abcut two miles from Portland
- Conditions will be made known ar the
time and place Of l4le
EzEKIEL JORDAN. Execute, Z '9ia
Izayrb 26 WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

lSc8-almost two years AFRO, and ner-
~ was thought Of till now Did ~
salt il dowii as good story, ID tell
when other lies were worn out or did
he consider the whole as mere chif-cha.,
and not worth mentioning, Til some de-
mo pumped II out Of him
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

Parson Merrill's story in the Argus,
about General Cobb, ~ just equal 70 dc
mocratic reason and candor- Tie con-
yersalion hs speaks 81, was RAD IL LAY,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

HAVING observed statement Of Votes
for Governor, throughout iris Common
wealth. for Ten Years last past, III the Mas
sachusetts Register for the present year,
think the statement worth publishing in
YOUR extensive Gazette. If you. think with
me, il is at your service.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

rs SENATOR'S,
Becasie believe them to be the real friends
of the people.
So no more at prefent from yours to ferve,
ICHABOD SMYTH.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01
:. SHIP
Port of alexandria.


Ship Almira, Whipple, Norfolk sugar
and coffee /; to Jacob Morgan.
Schooner Elizabeth, 'Newcomb, Bos-
ton; northern produce to John G.. Ladd.
Schooner Sally; Emery, Saco lumber
to William ;Yearon.
:SIoop Olive Branch, Nevett; Baltimore
spring goods; to different merchants.
CLEARED,
Stoop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia diff.
ferent shippers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01
:':Jaines Saun <fson,
Robert ]. Taylo
I: Public SaIe..

Will be sold, at public sale, at Brief H.
vern, in Alexandrias -on'S ATURDAY, 20
18th of May next- .isf G.
.Thatvaluable Tract Of Land.
known as Brent's PGf.nt, formerly occupied
by Presley Cox, and lately by JosiAh' W.T.
son, being on the waters of Holmes. Rus,
about two miles from. the town Of iAiexan.
dria, between The Colchester road. and the
great turnpike now leading from Alsxsndiia
to'Little River, containing shout 40 tcr1ss
agreeable to plat and survey which will b
produced on the day Of sale, and Hhiclrna4y
now be seen By applying to Col. ssnf
Alsxsnaria, or to ar 91nasr Xs,y, Of Wssb-
ington city. The land viii DO ibid u III jcss,
of from ~ to 80 acres ID 'shit phr:haS6fs.asi
The terms Of sale viii be- One third cxsAS.
and credit of'e and ~ mdntAs oani-stAsse&4
nainiag two thirds. notes negotisbisrins III
banb Of Alexsndrii With Sppr6ssd 6lSssess,
bearing interest from tho d6ss. - =
.The'tilie to the above land Il uRqaAstiou..
abie, it Will be- made by the cpfbuiissfsnsss
appointed By the eourtof Fairfax countyes
the purchasers. In the above tract tliere'Ss
6 large proportion Of bottom lend, which
will make excellent meadow, and che up
land has elegant settles for bdilaiss. s X ~.
May /. ~ "dts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01

IN. Asstgsme1y offered he { olloEinS
resolution which Was adopted by The house !:
.Resoipnd, That The seeyetsry OF The trsa.
Snry be, md he ID hereby difeettd 70 lay be.
fore chs house at the me II session Of con.
grssssa general statement Of the annual tes
seipts end expenditures Of The y. Ststcs,
from The commtncementof the government
10 the end of the rear 1909. Including ths
sums obtsinsd On lean IN Hollsnd and which
having been spilled in. Europe do. nat ap-
pear among The receipts and expenditures
4cf the treasury And shswisg she several
sums respectively. paid each ysss on nee
count 81 the principal Of the public debt,
OF the :ia,eress on the, same, and of each O.
Their general hraneh Of expenditure. ~.
"A standardization from the post, MASTER
general ~ss received giving state naent
made 10 b.dience to . resolution al, this
house offered by Mr.. Dana. Ordered to
be Efinted. - e.a,EEs.. =: 49,, 80
M. Pittia offered lhs following rezon-'
item: ~ y = Z q. -, - !. :, ;.
Resolved, That the President OF the u
States be requested 70 cause 10 be laid be.
fore this house, eopies Of any communiea-
rtions made ON fhe part of the United s ases,
in answer to an Official note of the a2d Of
;Augnss, isc9, rom the Frensh m;nis,esto
general Armstrong, and Of any commune
satious that may have been made teous snii-
mister at London, on tho part Of the ~Bri-
fish government, in answer to any note pre-
scented by him, in pursuance of Instructions
given on the 2sd Of November, 1909. Al
SO, ofshe answers, which may have been
given to. any propositions or oversores
made on the par. Of the United States to the
governments Of Great Britain and France,
respecting any Of the orders and DEGREES at
fecting neutral commerce, and which have
not heretofore been communicated TO con.
gress, and do not require secrecy. =
The question on this resolution wss ia.
ken and carried Ayes So, noes SO. Mr..
Pi,kin and Mr.. M.Bryde were appointed
to wait IN the president and present the re-,
solution. s.. 49,. -9 -. =. :.
The bill to allow the privilege Of the Ii
brary of congress to the agent oil the COM
mittee of the same, was read a third time
and passed /: ayes IS, noes SO. -. -. Il
The bill further to amead the census act
was read a third time and passed. !,
On motion of AIR. Lezuis The unfinished
business Of Saturday was laid on the table.
The bill au,horising the erection of Ger.
tain light houses was ordered to be engross.
ed for a. third reading this day. . -!
=; The house proceedkd"to The eousidera:
ton of the amendments Of the senate to the
commercial intercourse bill, feomnonly
called Maeon's bill, No: ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01
LITE FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Golconda, Captain Croker, 81
days from Liverpool, arrived of Sandy
Hook yesterday morning, and 10 the evsn-
ing the passengers came. ap in pilot boat.
BY the vessel the editors ofthe Newly ork
Gazette have, received Leadon papers 70
she Esd Of KEarsh. II win be seen by the
following extracts, that every thing was
going on well between the British govern
lnent and this country. Price OF Stocks at
London. 5 pei cent. consols So Ia S.,
eeonsols g. rs. - =.
An Official account ofthe capture Of Qua
daloups 10 published in che English papers.
IL was reported that: Bonys intend ed,
had made her escape in disguise to dis
.tant convent. SO
Hanover has been given to king Jerome.
Import Of cotton into <Liyerpools from
'Jannsry I, 1910, to March %, 49,zzo
bales ....--.... g.. 5s,.;
" LoxDes, March 90.
The American frigate John Adams is
under orders 20 set sail to morrow from
-Cowesfor the Unised States. 1t is gene
rally believed among the American msr.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01

"A letter from Messrs. John Buckley and
son, dated Lisbon. Feb. %, 1910 to Mr..
Paine, merchant of Boston, says, "a very
favorable change having lately taken place
in our market, for the sale of grain & -four
we think it may be of service to you to be
acquainted thereof. : BY the annexed price
current you will please observe, the present
quotations, aud here beg to add that there
is every appearance of further aagmensa'
ton: The large supple. required for the
British and PORTUGUESE army, about eighty
or ninety thousand men together with the
numerous reintOreemeuts expected from
England are grounds on which we form
our opinion and the expectation of grain
from the Levans being now prohibited, We
must chiefly depend on your continent for
our supplies" -.
.Prres--Csrn, soto 500 reas per al
gull; -four, super. IL dollars per bbf beef
r. ; pork II !; pitch 9 ; tar $500 reas tsr'
pensins. $50 rice 1890 Goldfish $500 |;
bees wax $50 pipe slaves 80 dolls; HID
As; barrel IS. -. ..-.
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From this statement you will be able to 70.
park the great demand there is for the article
s Wheat, and this vast import conviaces us
more and more of the great deficiency of last
ears harvest in this. country, more espe
|kially, as notwithstanding the amount of
supplies in so short spacs the price has not
given way to moro than Stto I'D per ar. We
re inclined to think frem the small profit
which is realized by said importation that con.
sequentIy the prices in France, (from which
country the greater part Of the quantity noted
has been receiredl must be comparatively
high, and therefore this being the case, from
the present state Of poHdcs as far as regards
France, it would be bad policy on the part of
Bonaparte to allow the price of grain 10 rise
sill higher. which certainly will turn out so,
ihould the immense quantities continue to ar
rive from that country. We quo'e the prise
Of wheat from sSs 81 to los per 7obl; aour
81 So per Dbl. and when We consider that
these have been nearly the prices for Decem-
Der, and are so for the present month, when
our markets are receiving supplies from our
own f4rmers, more than any ether periods of
The year, We Sre'Of opinions that this and other
circumstances, which We hare related, gives
as much reason to think, that prices in the
ensuing spring will be such, as to afford the
shipper q handsome profit, and would there
fore recommend the above named articles to
: your Rrten,iOn.''
Fed. Gazette.
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iPnbkcSalc.

-. - 80 NJ EkSs Uu4C ~ 3 SIigs.
;isnaet Ire authority of,l, sase,ssAsi Fpnies4
Statss Cirdis sCeHst 1f: tks III -
: Columbia. held u A1exindrrt he si6Acasiilhs
ere will oder 81 public ssle, on tsH aSaaaxy
90 of June next, stths Coffee Hsase. 8 s,
Tire ssqsen<sy &c RGttN,N
. near the Spsins G4saess ss &,
"A: hnmbe Of siiuabsc blilding fsorss
On Kmx, Alfred and Patrick ssresss AasAle.
yeral veil secursdaG Nd REas4sos s. 4
One fourth Of the purchase Money ~
required Iii hand, and Sn he bsiaeseiA esea
of 8, IL and iy1nonthS sxiik - Slib~td ohAe-l
eotiable notes With approved es6orssfA. Tie
'title viii bemsde Cd the psymensse siss eohrs
pleted. - q; % 4 e. - & ~ ~ ~
-. :.Jafnes Saunderson t..
Robert |. Tay ior.
May l. B. 81 Z. &C.,
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:CoasvsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, 1trilSo.

Taken for the Alexandria Daily Gizeste.1
The speaker stated q request of Mr.. n.
Carey to lay on the tables OF che members. Q
paper entitled disquisitions on the suhjsce
OF the renewal ofthe charter Of che bank OF
the United States. The request Ewss re-
fused. =,
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. New YORK, Abrii %.

INV IoRKI ApTH Z8'
The votes for governor, lieut.. governor,
senator's, and members of; the assembly,
were not all canvassed when this paper
went to press, except the latter. Six fede-
raircpubliean assembymen arc chosen, and
FIVE democrats. e.. ..
Queens counsyiS federal by'a majority
ofupwaids Of one hundred votes.
Yesterday the Duke of MontroseP Packet,
arrived with the February mail. She sailed
from Falmouth the 18th ult. The Princess
Amelia Parket;wa to sail tor New YeJk
IN about ten days.
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G82ot8 II Gugf3R0s <uAt e0S C&kHkee sSAs toE
approval and rsti6casion, If they be deem.
ed satisfactory, the, provisional terms OF I'd.
iiustmsnt, supposed to Be concluded be-
tween Mr.. Pinkney, and marquis Welles.
ley. The vessel charge with these des.
patches viii, Il is said, first proceed TO Ha-
vrc, where the best informed merchants
suppose, that she will take Cen ARM
strong on Board, in order to convey. him
home. ,s,4s \ Z. - ~
Accounts have been received from Hol.
land, which states iha, Bonsparte had issu-
ed = decree, ordering all the American
p, opcrty in France TO be confseated and
sold, and the produce to be vested IN the
Imperial Funds, until the naiure of the re-
lations between England and the u. States
should be iascersainsd. Ths letters add,
that Gen. Arnssrong had presented a
strong renonstranee against the yiclent
measure. 10 which he declared, thar he
could enter inse NO treaty, nor hold any In
tercourse with the French government I'm.
I'll the property .cop6scs,rd was uneondision-
ally Yestored and concluded by demand
ing passports. If .his intelligence should
be confirmed, we may consider rupture
between America and France as unavtida'
BE. ~ =. f.. - -.
* .e.s., -, (. y &. March -.
The American frigate the John Adams,
does not sail from Cowes till to. morrow.
The departure of this vessel has been de-
layee, 10 order that she might carry over
to the American government the result OF
the negotiations between the Marquis
Wellesley and Mr.. Pinkney. We, shall
now have an opportunity of ascertaining
the real intentions OF the American 60
vernment, beyond the possibility Of doubt.
The John Adams will carry out to Am. ri.
ca intelligence of the new outrages commit.
ted by Bonaparte against the property OF
American subjects wherever it can bs found
land also the amicable arrangement set
tied between the marquis Wellesley and
Mr.. Pinkney.--If the American govern
msns reject the latter, and still manifest
disposition to submit to every injury
and every insult that Bonaparte may
choose to heap upon them, all attempt at
negotiation on our part will be useless
We trust, however, that the last act OF
violence which Bsnaparte has thought pro.
per to- adopt, will open the eyes OF those
men in America who are even most ateac h
ed to France, and convince them, that no
concessions on their part, short Of absolute
submission, will satisfy tie tyrans Cd
France, and, they must make up their mind
either 10 be his vassals or his eneHaies. : 1t
is reported that. the ohm Adams is to call
at French port, in order to carry general
Armstrong to America. This we doubt.
Whatever disposition Mr.. Armstrong mat
have to wish to leave France. he will, in ali
probability, wait for dispatches from his
government before he resolves upon so de:
cisive a sssp.
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alsranurta Ustle eassttf.
TUESDAY, MAY, J.

ees- InfercoHrse !! T.! --- Mn. HzwHs, !
bd you q comment On she Restrictive
ttem Of government. It appears BY the
eement below that ONE MILLION TWO
kJNDRED AND TWELVE THOUS-
ND, EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWEEN
. FOUR bushels Of Wheat wsre received
4 london, NEARLYALL rReM FRANCE,
ling the short period noted, and while it
s unlawful for US to carry it. I,..
x.raetof aletter, dated Liverpool, Feb. 5.
Sc Statement Of the quantity of foreign
wheat imported into London from 18th
Dec. 1909, 70 2sth Jan. 1910.
From it'll to to fsth Dec. $3.50 gre
18Th Dec. &c sth Jan. as.o7o
9Th yan, 70 15sh Jan. 40 ~.
ssh to SD 4&9,713
22d to 2ssh $3.50
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TINE stockhtidsr. Of the DenAeiicl Ms
L nufscturs Company Of AlSxandyis ~
hereby notified, that the fsurth fhstslms ht8f
ONR DoLLxn ron each share ec6meS t1e
and payable at their ''wstShobse. On KID
street, on zsesasy, the hrss Of Nay nest.
liz. John ftseleud, 1ysAs.
:ApriI-2e. ~! ,1ggs ~
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An excellent BLACKSMITH
4 ! Z si'ssts

-. - =. ysl1HNASNSs54N 1NE5.|| 8 -
From on "beaf1 ~ alp Akisa, M ySr
ss!t syst q scyii6s,. i /. Il Z,
go bids useo yado SlGMs,s
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01
Mechanic Relief Society.

THE Anniversary Meeting Of shs,MesD.s
i mic Relief Society; viii be hsid q
Tuesday; FIRST IN MAYA ihe old coan-
Gil Chamber, at 10 O'Clock, in %he forenSoa.
Punetual attendsuee-sf tie, Inenbers IS rel
ques.ed. 49,. = 49,.
BY order d tie Pre.idsns, !, b,
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April 20.