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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER

SIR,
On examining Harry Heth's publication in
your last paper, you will find that instead ofprov.
Ing that tue Notes in controversy are not subject
to deduction for the deficiency, (ifany there bel
n the Coal, the testimony of Mr.. Magruder and
Mr.. Burton go directly to prove that they are
he has however endeavOred to induce belief
that the deficiency has been settled by Nicolson
and Hetrs bond, " conditioned for the PAYMENT
OF any deficiency that might occur This is not
founded IN fact, and have Mr.. RandDlpb's au-
tbority 10 say that no such bond w., ever re.
CURED or ever given So much therefore for the
verscity OF this Bully and Bosster, who mas the
ettontery To call me base and corrupt, and who Is
running from door to door 70 circulate other cal.
umnies against me equally destitute of truth--I
challenge INN TO substantiate on me single base
or corrupt act IN the whole course of nv life -
On the subject of Rents you will find him equally
unfortunate in fact, he has added strength to the
ground had taken--On the Goth day If January.
1903, L received from Mr.. David Ross deed
Tor las share OF the Deep Run Pitts ,,iti ali tho
accf'ung rents, under the lease which mention
ca on former occsson-On the 18th day of
March following, he gets Mr.. Ross TO endorse on
TWO notes which Nicoson and Hetb had lent him
and which but for this indorsation would spp.ar
~ have btengiyen for raonies then actually due
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

ORIGINAL FAMILY MEDICINES, pre-
- pared by Richard Lee & Son. have been il,
high estimation and general use throughout the
United States, tor upwards Of ten years. And,
II IS no inconsiderable evidence of their utility,
that during the above period, numerous imtati.
tons OF every article the productions Of igno.
rance and m-experience, urged 10y envy and PEE
hury) have been intruded on the public seen for
a day and then perishedi Others now succeed
them, which in like manner are fast descend
ing to the tomb OF the Capulcts while orr re.
med'es become more generally used, and &C.
luure daily accession of deserved celebrity
-. Lees form. DeSroyiny Loeenges.
iha medicine is superior 10 any ever offered
10 the public, being innocent and mild, certain 8.
c'icacious IN its operations. Should no worms
exist IN the body, it will without pain or gripping,
cleanse the stomach and bowels of whatever is
foutor offensive, and thereby prevent the produce
lion OF worms and many fatal disorders
,.,,. ~. ... Lees ELSer.
n certain remedy for colds, coughs, asthmas,
aSd particularly the whooping cough, SO destruc-
tive To children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure of rheumatisms,
govt, palsy, sprains. &c. &c.
Lees Grdnd Restoydti-c,
Proved by long experience to be unequalled
in the cure of nervous disorders, consun ptions,
iowness OF sn'rits, inward weakness, &c.
For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma.
lignant fevers.
Lees Sovereign Oin,,nentfo far tie Itei,
Which is warranted an inta,ii5le remedy at
one application.
IafalAbie -4sae c. Ftver Drops.
For the cure of agues, renttent and intermt-
tent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persion Lotion
Celebrated for the cure of ring worms, letters
Lees Genuinc Eye. Water
An ehcctuL remedy for all diseases of the
eyes.
Tooth che Drops.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Dantask Lip Salre
Restorative Powder for the Teeth dnd Gums.
1He slnodpne Z ,en,
For the cure of every kind OF headache
The Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure ofvenerial complaints.
Those Medicines having come into general
use, they are frequently purchased not only by
Druggists, but by country store keepers to sell a.
gain; IN ORDER that the purchasers may be conf
dent they have the original genuin- Medicines,
wherever they purchase, they have but to observe,
that every article OF Medicine has ON the outward
wrapper, the signature of the proprietors.
MICHAEL LEE & &C.
late Richard Lee & Son.
The above medicines are for sale at the Law
x Miscellaneous Book Store of LEWIS DAMS,
Richmond.
Feb. Is. 1aw6t
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NOTICE to all whom it may concern. that !; e
IN tending shortly TO remove from hence. |
have resigned the office Of Agent and Treasurer
to the commissioners ofthe Lottery, for the ben.
eft of the College of William & Mary, in this CT
ty.
no: CREENHoW.
Williamsburg, Feb. 6. Nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

Il N ASSISTANT TEACHER of the En-
n glsh Language, Writing and Arithmetic
and LADY capable Of teaching fine Needle
work and Embroidery, may hear of Situations
IN the country by applying at the Office of the En-
quirer.
February 10. Eff
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4 TTENTION THE Richmond Republican
L n Blues, are hereby commanded to attend
Muster on the 22nd inst. February, on the CAPT.
.oi Square. in complete uniform, with IL rounds
blank cartridges, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. nj
By order efthe CAPT.
q. PHILPOTTS, Scrg't
February 16. 2g
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1aw6w

ENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-R.H-
l. away from the subscriber living IN Hall.
x county, Virginia, on the night of the last of A.
prI' last, NED, negro man who took away with
him negro woman aud child, and was taken
~ on the 29th of August, in Patrick COUNTY.
near Wards Gap, the woman and child being
committed to Jail, Ned made his escape on the
3Jth.-Ned IS about 40 years old, six feet high.
has scar on one side of his chin, but I do Not
recoiiect which. and is of yellowish compIexi-
on, and somewhat inclines to stoop in his wall.
has remarkably long hands and feet, his clotbino,
consists Of an oznabsrg shirt, hem2en roll Ban.
bloons, * an old coarse cloth Great coat. this wo.
man says that,whilst she Was with him, lie passed
as free man, and called himself Toe Brown
his principal aim is to get to the Ohio State +
will pay the above reward TO any person who will
deliver me the said negro, or secure him in any
Jail and give me such information as win ensbl.
me to get him again.
PETER VASSER.
REQ 10 1aw2wI
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MY friends and the public are informed tina,
lfl during my absence--the sale Of Cunpow
der, of the mandatory of Dupont de Nemcurs
&c. at Brandy Wine, will be continued by Mr.
NJ. q. Poitiaux, at Gallego, Richard & Co.'S Of
fee.
<UBIN LII FOREST.
Feb. IS. q
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INFANTS A SITUATION.-As steady sober
w young man in Store or Ware House. or
any other genteel employment that would offer
Satisfactory reference Can be made. A note left
at this Office directed to A. B. will be attended
to.
Feb IS. OH
I HAVE appointed William IL. Ruiiin, Esq
4 my agent for the Mississibp: Territory
who is hereby authorised to receive, and grant
receipts for, any monies due to me in that quar-
ter.
THOMAS RITCHIE,
Editor IF the Enquirer.
Richmond, vrginia,l
Feb. 10, 1910. 1awlt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

The above medicines are for sale at the Law
K Miscellaneous Book Store of LEWIS ADAMS,
Feb. Is. 1aw6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

millions os dollars. and then stop IN our ca
reer DO you think. that the friends of the
administration are attached, from principle,
to the existence OF a hsbEc debt? Has not
the last administration paid off so millions,
exclusive of interest!
>Let US be done with this item-In my next,
Sir, will chase the other wandering meteors
OF your fancy, as we'll as i can
MARIUS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-17

n.,;ons 81 AnlsficA ) that independence o
& IS. 4. cessSrys sitler ofeyents ; it isIp me
s::r.,;c. J. Fl Is ID lie interest well understood
u s, IN IRE pox ere. ], was Frauees&hich es.
s.tl;,h,d he independence OF the u. States
- Nar,h America !; It was she who eontri-
tn,sa 10 add several provinces totlitm -
~. ~ Mn be always ready defend work.
FL newer does not depend Upon mcnoro-
" : none Of her interests arc ecnuafy 70
;u.,;cs !: nahipg which can contribute to
The happiness Of America, opposes the
nro,ner;,y Of France, ~hs will always &c
trf6tien,iy rich, when she is treated win
s.u.,;,y snona all The nations and.in all The
:, -, Of Europe. Whether the inhabi.
,ap,s Of N. xiee or Peru ehuse TO be united
with The mother county, or whether a'hey
.hnse TO rise 10 noble independence, France
will never oppose them, provided they ne.
rs, form any q. with England. France Tor
her prosperity srd trade, has ns occasion
.;,bsr ~ mole u hrr neighbours, or to force
upcr .ht m tyrsnnical laws.
We have lost the colonies OF Martinique
and Cay.une ; they were both i'll defended
RI. circumstances which hav. deprived Us
Of ,hem have hcccme the objecs Ola riSo..
rous INQUIRY. It's not that 'h'i' loss !: OF
spy weight in the taIanee OfsensI"l affairs
tor they will b., restored to US At the gene
ral p.aer in a more aourishirg state than at
The period of their capture.
in fac, peace has brought the emperor
again smong u. all the bodies OF the s'H'e
have carried ,hei, hcmsse to the foot q the
,hrone his answers are srgrav.n IN all
your hearts. The mona,th who 'xclIes
N. greatest elimination and ea'tus':sm' is
also he who is worthy OF being beloved
He has said, that he places in that which ne
inspires all his hopes Of happiness. French
men, he was then FIR once mistaken, "h.n
he added tia, other princes were happier
than hr is. .,
A,. AentaEvet left the tribune amidst
The appIauses Of The asst nbly and, OF the TIL
bAnes.
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NEW-YCEK, WGyth II.
TANTHIPA7ED.1

The ship Atlantic lett Cadiz on the sO;h
of Jan. BY her we learn ,tsba.Iy, that a
baule was Tough, the beginning Of Jan. in
viii. the Spanish army was dispersed ty
the French. That a large French amy
was approaching Andalusia: That the su.
preme jun,a had order. d apartments q, Ca
dig where they were expected aLou, the 1st
of February. That the Spanish SHIPS Of
war at Cadiz were bending sail, and in O..
Their re spec,s preparing TO, sea.
1t was reported OF Cadiz, that there was
a serious insurreetion in the South Ct
France that the leaders Of it had sclicited
marshal Msss,ra to become their COM
mander in chief; and tia, this state IF
things was communicated to lord Co.ling-
wood, probably for the purpose Of soliciting
his aid in furshe ring ;h.;r views
Capt. Field infulms the editors of the
New Yo'kGszeue, that. 6. neral Castanos
was a, AlSeziras On the 2lst of January, a.
gain 70 take command Of the Spanish ar
nv.
Capt Potter who left Canhagena on the
9Th OF January, informs, that q French az
my from Madrid, vas hourly expected at
Lar,hassna, and that The patriotic troops
were prepared TO give the battle. Mar
kets ., Cadz dull. F!uur 9 to 10 dollara
rice 4 so; pork IS besfl2; tobacco -;
pipe SAVES 10 TO $50, il great DE- mand.
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority ola deed of trust
from samuel 6aiify 10 US, for the purpose of
securing the ply ment OF certain BITS 10 M
liam ,WHs0n, surviving administrator of Cum
berinnd 'HiLs0n, deceased, ana to Eeyamn
Bons We will offer Al, public sale, for cxsh,
on the 10Th day Of Mach rex,, at the from,
door of the ccart.house, in Fairfax county,
q TRACT OF LAND. in the said county,
described in the,deed as situated on Occoauan
Creek, adjoining to Tire town of olehesser,
and devised to the said Samuel. Bailey by his
father Hi1aa, .BaiIes-supposed 10 contain
four hundred acres. = -->,.....
Thomas Harrilon, jun. .
:. r. /. Taylor. :.
December 8. - < ests
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(Bosssa G6z.)
.FREI CHI SECUESTRA77oA.

The following extract is f,sm the National
{ntr|Esencer, and comes no doubt fram
Nj. Lee, she American consu, At Dor.
dtsux. 1t confirms and Is confirmed by
The acc ourts received at Marbl. h. sd from
'Cjon, as published on Wednesday. Il
may, We think, be looked upon q orr.
CIAL. 49,. s.s III.
.Eafrac. ef,a letter. dated Bordeaux, De-
renber 81. ~, ~ ~
1--WE rrgre, TO state that the French go.
,vernmen, has rut all American properly
under sequestia,iou.} - .aSS..
q" Dir. Shsler, the messenger passed
through ,hii place ibis, morning, on tis way
to Paris with the government ;dispatehes.
and will be there On Tuesday night, end
we Aa,ter ourselves ,hatthe nature OF .he.s
dispatches 10 such a. will alter ,hs pr.sept
hostile disposition Of this. government"
/" This measure Of ahea F5each govern.
ment was executed ONLY the astkof ;hn
mon,h, and vas the lees expec,ed, - there
were rumors Of very pacific nature 70.
wards America" = $500 z =. ~,
Seizareef 11eyiess prster,y.-we ua.
ders,and that le,.,rs have been received
IN sswu shi. morning. k,tv,y u fdisdel-
Phia, announcing tina. 8 nav sdsesse had
bsen issued :. Paris, ordszhg sehe ;sdis.-.
criminate seizure Of n slmsriean ve,a.h
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Potomac Company.

NTOTICE is hereby given that a special
~ meeting of the stockholders viii b. keld
1t the U,,isn. Tavern, Georgetown on Tues,
"a, the 10Th day OF April next. ON business
cf importance 70 the Conn any.
BY order ofthe PresideIt & Directors,
Jolcph Carlton,
Treasurer q he Fstsn &C Company.
March CO .lothA
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alsrsnrrta Tstlp essst!l.
SATURDAY., MARcHl7..';

The following Lcpdaa article ofia'tr date.
:: than Mr.. Pinkneys private letter, lend.
20 di.prove the idea Of any plan bsing
,thek settled. -. 81 80 5::'9
You. s-On "Wednesday. ~ essrs. Sen.
.on, and 7unno, mtnbsls OF the. American
romm;,,.e. wsi,ed on his n,sjsEy's miai.
s,.rs 10 learn their iptsptiens 10 eenss sueusa
9th. ,ur,ure Of the tgociatios ,wirh Mi
Jackson !, Blu. we und.rstand no dsfrMvs
.nswer va. given, and ,tat The, rsssol, 49,
siened for ipdecision was, that The object
had no. ye, received that lhll 'exsin'natioa
which ils Importance re CURED.
Extract sC a Ietnr ,.ef'vta q Mw 7srt
-. GATED Tenningtn, CAMS.
"A number ofwell into, med people hrrs !.
arc Of op ;nion, ,ha, Hol.stin ard S'es~iek
will shortly he esded hy Denmark to France,
this opinion has been strengthened BY ~ /,
article in the Copenhagen Court, Ca1ssss,
TIA, a, the guest OF Napoleon,. these i've
Guks doms were imme dis,sly to Be measured
and maps drafted BY french and Danish
engineers" 49,. H.. .
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-17

aLEGISL ATITE 30 Dr..
Presidency ofthe count ofshs empirsfOntanes
SEQUEL or THE SITTING OF THE 18th
pEcEMHER. ......
The following is the stasemens :fthe si'aS'
tion efMs empire, at the first Of Dee'
1869, such as it zU1s read in the LsS'sIa'
.ivt Body, By hi',excelieney the A'n'sss'
sfthe interior.
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Leaving syearly excess OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC

IN SKnE, THseVtNyCSFsStHe - =
enormous sum Of .44,145,o51 ~
To be accounted for by the democratic
in the reduction Of the. NATIONAL DEBT;
as all other expences, they say, were re-
. duce6 by their economy. - Fl. -, .
The national debt, actually ....s-. .. .
diminished, Gncluding a.. ,
tho sum in The treasury ... $685.
LIST October, 1907 ~. 49,, -.
mounted at that time to s 27.1co,5s2 IL
leaving balance Of l7,o44.499 So
Upwards Of sEvrHTsEs MILLIONS Of
fdollar., against MIR. Jsaerson's administra.
',ion, compared with The federal admins.
tsatiUns. ~ =
.r. (Bossea Co.,.
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6,se6,435 50
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7.4e5,723 e.
13,772159 60
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5 1s5,ess,so2 20
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STRIKING STATEMENT /!

The nett revenue OF the u.
States, as appears by
. Mr.. Galla,in's report,
.Dec.1sos,l, from The com.
mence mens If the fede.
raj government to the
close cf1so7 (l9 years)
was p
Of this sum the Federal
administration durinS12
years received :.
Whist MIR. JSfsrsons adj
minis,ration during Sc.
.ven years received 81.
The average annual reve-
nue. anaounted to the fe-
deral administration,
Do. to The Democratic. do.
Leaving ayearly excess OF
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rRs,s; TIE PARIS ANGUS.
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ss,sss,ess 81

9s.4o5,118 62
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-24
Ebs sgonitor. No. XIX.

" HI hath APPOINTED day in TIE zpkIch he
spiH Judge hhe zgorIc M righteOEsEess.'
THIS truth though terrible 10 the impen-
itent sinner il full Of consolation 10 the real
christian. Although we enjoy the sunshine
Of the gospel aud are not in the dark res.
Pecting the WY of salvation, yet many Ofthe
dIspensatiohs of providence seem dark and
disceuraging. Vice is often triumphant,
and in6deity and irreIigi n stride fearless
about the world, while meek unsssuininr
piety, if found al ali, is crouded into COR
ner, andcalled to struggle with " disa9Point-
ment, penury aud pain"
These facts eonvisce consIderaie man
that there will be future state where the
dealings Of providence in this world Will
be amply justified. The christian feels an
assured hope that when the transitory scene
Of his sufferings shall be ended he may per-
haps spend an eternity IN unravelllng those
mysterious, yet necessary parts Of his suffer
Hgs here. The grave is not viewed as a
prison, but rather "the gate Of paradise
restored" The way by which he il 70 enter
to joys unspSakable. The infdel having no
hope beyond this life endeavors 10 .nll him
self into security by keeping the extraordin
ary judgment of the great day wholly out OF
sight, or by fancying there is no truth IL the
declaration of our Saviour, that those who
have done evil must come forth TO the res
urrsction of damnation. Under some suct
refuge OF lies he will take shelter, hoping
at las; Notwithstanding all his impurities to
SIT down III the kingdom oi heaven with A
braham and Isaac and Jacob. Vain and
futile hops ! If, as wa are assured, the
world is at last judged in righteousness
the wicked will be driven away in his wick
edness, whils those and those only who
bear the image Of Christ can ascend with
them to hsaven. This subject il one in
which all flesh il deeply interested. 1t
doubtless will approve itself to every recti-
had conscience. There ara no Deuter char
actsrs found in this world, but as We are as.
sured by the Saviour, every individua lis
either for him or against him, and viii At
the gene i"dgment hear the invitation
OF :" come ye blessed" or the dreadful
doom OF " depart ye c1ssed."-Then and
not till then will tbs uisdom Of all things
clearly appear. Then vice though enrobed
in purple yin receive its recompense, and
virtue 0ugh nov clothed in rags shall be
raised Ra throne. Then shall the faithful
servani kof God see why it was. that wicked
ness vas permitted TO triumph, and forever
adore the grace which plucked them as
brands from the burning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-24
[Hzoi. ~ eel

Can the men who supper. that idsn-
ticel French policy which Washington
50 much deprecated, be considered az
THE TRUE WAsHINGToSIANs Can
those whom Washington himself d.
nounced as a party devoted to Ffancgs
claim, with the least consisiency, the
character of his exclusive disciples
No The real friends oi Washington
while living, & of his principles, now he
mas assembled TO Heaven, are the men
who oppose with all their powers the
Dcmocratick Policy and French lnflu~
ence tcMhich Jefferson and lis follow.
ers have been steadily devoted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-24
zHterfstiug Political HiscflIanp
From the Eeen1aE's faurraL.
The true Washingtonians.

he Iue w VaSn!ngtOnIanS.
Both the great political parties, in
the United States, claim the character
of the genuine disciples of the illustri-
Gus Washington. The claim Of one
or the other must be unfounded. The
democrats we'll know that the Father
of his Country, when alive, was not for
them, and OF course Was agaiHst them.
The active and leading men among
them, the Jefiersons and the Gileses,
were his Bitter and malignant enemies.
They laboured with internal industry
to destroy his fair and spo;less fame.
1t IS true that there was line when
General Washington had full conf
dence IN Mr.. Jefferson. Ofthis unde-
piable and unquestiorable fact, the ex-
elusive republicans make a re.y ingen.
ious use 10 promote the purposes Of
their party. l hey meet every attack
upon the administration Of Mr.. Jeifer-
son, as President of the United Suites,
by stating that General Washington,
when called to the first Presidency,
conferred upon Mr.. Jefferson The first
Office which it was in bis power 10 be-
stow upon fellow citizen. Such vas
certainly the case. But what does it
prove Does il prove that Washing
ton was rot convinced, before his death,
that Jefferson had been his enemy
while he pretended to be his friend
Does 1t prove that Jefferson did not,
ever while holding that very Office, em~
ploy Mr. Freneau, clerk in lis Office,
10 establish press In opposition to
WashIngten's administration, and pat
fonize him with all the mean ia his
power Was il impossible thlt ever
Washington should be deceived ? Was
1t impossible for even the Father of
his Country to alter his opinion Of an
artful and intriguing individual Is i.
not known iact That General Wash
ington did alter his opinion Of Mr. JEFF
ferson Did he not, in his letter to
Patrick Helry, which has been often
published, and the authenticity Of which
has not been denied, desc lbe the party
OF which MIR. Jefferson was the wei
known leader, as French party And
Is !; not complete justification TO 9TH
ers who have altered their opinion Of
Thomas Jefferson, that GEORGE,
WASHING ION hzs done ~ b-fci I
t.lem ,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-24
Clergyman's Almanacks
Fer 1911,
TOR lale at the Book Store cf
4 ISAAC ADAMS,
Price Il dollars per grofs. - ceuts dozen,
cents Jingle.
FARMERS ALMANACK,
9 dollars per grols, s74 per dozen. is l-9
cents hngIe.
ltAiah Thomas, jun. and Lows
ALTMAN NACKS.
Clergyman's Almanacks
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Young Mans Companion S.zniford's, Mur
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Contributions, Deeiara,ion cf independents
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srcsesf 90 is1lios fsy tts ac 3 Seb ~, Gsd 'esa,7
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uled in Academic. aud Colleges.
a large aHortnsnt Of CommerciaI and Jnf-
tiss. BLdNKS--all Of the above articles
wIil be fold as cheap as can Be purchsisd in
Bottom.
CT CqG or Bo4ks and the hgbef price
gioea far cLcan cotton and 6aea kag5,
Lgq7,aG nn.i Junk.
Nov. &C (eS)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-24
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At NsS05ayfors, o.. SAMUEL CoLMAS.
At Rutland, Hon. ISRAEL SAITH, It.
50, late Governor Of Vermont
At Feasricksfozsa, Nsu- -ByaHszsici, Rev.
JAMES ALExANDER, MethocisL
AT the Havana, Capt Philip Holsey, ma
tive of Connecticut.
At New York, Oh the 28th uIt hrs. Ma
RY GATES, relict OF that renowned P4trioss
Hero Gen Horatio Gates, iD tie 67lA yea
OF her age. She was native 0l England,
and Justly sGquifsd the highest degree u
respectability BY her virtuous department
and accomplished manners