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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28
Public Sale.

Will be added to the sale at the Vendue-
Store. this Day,
1 trunk of Mullins. q qnan-
tity of Brushes, among which are Cioa:h
brushes, Horse and Painting Brushes, and
Tortoise she'll and other Combs. Scissors,
Watch Seals, sc. &c. ...... ...
P. G. Marsteller.
March %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28

., .follassing .a,haes:y, q
PRINTED cAficoEs, Fsnsy rlssss,
super ,undrsssed Cambtics, super 8 tChjeA
Cambria kuslinS Hosssry, Startipf Cam-
hries, super shirirS Long Closbs, 'Dlsak
Csmbrics, Ounce Thresdb colored Thrssds,
Manehsssry, .kondoh Xefssyneres, lrish IL
mems, Peliss Ys3vets, Long Lswns, pimk
ties, Printed QuiIdpgh Esshispstls PIipts1
WaisteolsiDgA Sewing Snks. Fmcy Mus.
Inns, Saving Threads, elegsnt Muslin StSwls
and RobSs, Book NuslinS, French HMjicst
handkerchief, &c. &c. &c. 'tst
The hbevs eoods vili b sold without tsS
sssvs - nberal md acccmMSaatitg iesma;'
- close Tie esnestSsf ~
lanes Dali "a ca
:lSdass. MgsA lis: III
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28
For Sale at Public Auction,

For Sale at Public Auction,
On Friday the 9Th day Of April next At four
o'clock, On the premises, :,
Two valuable Lots OF Ground.
each twenty four feet front on Wmhingtoa
street. and distant from King street one aun.
dred feet. Terms will be ,nads known Ut
the time Of sale. -.
Richard Lewis.
March 20. p
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28
PUBLIC SALE.

LANDING,
From the schooner John, CAPTAIN Aeris, from
Norfolk, and for sale BY
Lawrafon and FoWle,
IS hossheads of Molasses,
2 bales Beerboon Gurrahs.
March %,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28
WILL BE RENTED,

- WILL BE RENIEDs &.
For one o. Moye yeerss Z. I.
TINE property commonly salIea s4oaegS
II Point, either with or withS1tkhe mauh
aAd hills adjacent. The subsctihAt iutsnd-,
ing to remain in town but . few daye re-.
quests those who may wish TO rent the shove
mentioned property, to make immediate
application. :. 80.
March an .... ~ n - &.'f
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28
70 BIZ SOLA 1T
PUBLIC AUCTION;

1OU~1O <T1@V -
On 7keaddy the ahi,d qf.4hsii nert,
At their Store in Market Street-SaIe -
commence 1t ten O'Clock in The. morning
--,he goods 70 b viewed The day Of sas-s
) STOCK IN TRADE. ~.
JAMES DALI K G O..
IL coHslsTlxe, o. ~
Four Hundred -Paskeges ef the
ID. fnlLoax,fi,,r nxlie1e, -. .E-i,.<lf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28

Joseph Mandeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfar ssreets, Aas for
,aait, ~I
g pipes London PartcslAs Madeira, sA
and Of superior quality ;
Is quarter essks MahEa Wins i...
6 do. ';Colmenar do.
10 do. Sherry BBk DIG Brands
20 cases oll:Ciarst and Vim De Grave
so barrels Whisky
8 hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Runs
>Gunpowder, 'ImPerid, Hysop, Young Hy--
son and Hyson Skin TEAS, Of the best qua
lities. D.. ~.
With general assortment of Wines, Lii
quors and Groceries as usual, on moderate
terms.
March 70. ,..... ,.r. r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
IFour Dollars Per Annuns- Paid il Adpance.J r Ri
Valuable Land for Sale

D.. 4.
RY virtue of deed Of trust of record
in Goochland court, execu,e ed by Gil
deon Massie 70 Benjamin Anderson, John
IS. Lee, and George Woodson Payne,
WILL BE SOLD, 10 the highest bidder
for ready Money, on The premises, on
the twenty ninth day of September next,
one, TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND,
lying in the county of Goochland, whereon
the said Gideon Massie now Yses, con-
tanning by estimation FIVE hun1psl acres
or soStiuch of sale tract as WI &c suffi.
cientto pay the sum Of seven hundred
and ten dollars and eighty three cents,
Eith lawfule interest thereon from the
soth day of January 1908, due to Angus.
tin. Bailey assignee of Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and the
|expences of recording said deed, and car.
Tying the same into effect. 1t is believed
that the title to this land is indisputable,
but acting as a trustee, I shall convey
Ionly such title as vested in me by virtue
Of said deed of trust. >
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24.h, 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
Tract of Land,

Lying in the county Of Prince Edward. ON
the waters of Spring Creek containing
y440 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha..
sers. A small part of the purchase money
will!be required in hand, and the balance
IN three equal annual payments bonds with
approved security and a deed of trust up.
on the land to ensure panctual payment,
will also be required. Will be SM, at
psblic auction, on the tenth day of Deem.
Der next. if fair, if nor, the next fad day.
at the above mentioned place, SO a&likely
NEGROES as any in Virginia, consisting
OF males and females, of ell ages and des.
criptions. Among them blacksmith, who
IS young and lhealthy--a wkeelwright=a
good cooper and carpenter, Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal.
ance to be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with anexceptionabie security to bear int.
reat from the date, if not punctually paid,
will be required, and eight per CO Mt. pc {
annum will be deducted for cash. All Der.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
OF the. above properly is effected as may
be convenient for them to apply.
=, Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21s., 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

INTENDING very.ahoptly to Visit the Yves.
,s'n p1sts Of the stale of Virginia, Is veil
as the sta.cs Of Ohio. Kentucky aud Tenn sssee /;
i will undertake, and faithfully execute, agen-
ces in the exploring and selling of lands, inves.
iissting lsnd titles, collecting moniess paying
taxes ON lands, and eniefilg them wuh<(te com.
n,ssionerS OF the revenue, pursuant u an act
PASSED at the last session of the Gcnertt As.
sembly ofVirglaia, entitled, (" An ads<o com.
% pei persons vino ownlaeds in this common
wealth 10 cause the sa.pe to be entered IN the
/" books Of the commissioners of the revenue,
8. aud for other purposes" Applications TO me
personally, TO be made at the oi.ice of the Gen.
erai Cow, in Richmond, and letters, (post paic)
addressed 10 me either at Richmond, or (after
my departure. which will be on the 18th day of
October next at Lexington, in Kentucky, will
be promptly attended TO. Those coufiding bu.
siness TO my care, may rely on the utmost pune.
tualIsy in il: execution, Of which the most salts
factory testimonials Can be given.
II GARTER II. DREW.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
Me,.sno Sheep.

IMPORTED in the Ship Woodrop Sims,
Thomas HAYNES Master. from Lisbon.
Nineteen MERlNO RAMS, and FIFTY
ONE EWES, warranted OF the true Me-
riuo hreed, OF the Cabana called Paular's=-
equal if not superior to any other Merino
Sheep in Spain, being part Of the Flocks OF
the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel p Co.
!dnys. the breed ct which was purch(Sed by
him ot the Cathusiau.. Friars in the year
1856, and remained in his possession up.
wards of fourteen years without any ad
Jnixture ofblood. Certificates of Pedigree
may be seen on application. If not Sold
previous to the Cd October uext--they
will On that day be exposed to public Sale
on credit OF two and four months for
approved endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept 5sh, 1910. t 1stOct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
liz ~ Gents Singie.l
our early manners their virtue and in.
dustry secures neutrality-suspicious..

The gathering of citizens from .hssa
ty, and even sixty miles distant sons
on foot, some on horseback siugle aid
IN clusters, and without leadAss or pre-.
ylons arrangement, strikingly rese.n-
bled the irregular rallying 10 the bats
tie consumr,ased by the victory now
celebrated. The resemblance in ana-
ther view was equally striking--,.,e
enemies or Liberty, now asthen, shnn-
ned the encampment of Stark and Ii s
brave comPatrio'S, and from. similss
motives-their joys and their trea2;fs
were else where. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
7 racf of Land,Q
Valuable Land for Sale.

DY sirue of deed Of trust, Of record
- 10 GoochIaHd court, executed by CT.
deon Dassis, and Susanna his wife 10
Thomas Bertlord, Warner Lewis and
William G.. Poindex,er, to secure the
payment ci several s6ms OF Money there
in specified, sud intended TO be fycured,
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SbEp on
The premises, TO the highest bikdsF, for
ready money, OF the tweoly ninth day 81
September next, one TRACT or PAR
GEL OF LAND, lying ~ Ihe county oil
Goocheod, or lhe litIs Byrd Creek, adj.
Joining lhe Lands 81 thomas Miller,
Ceorse Toler, Jsnlfs Scruggs and VIII
lam Gorge, ccHaining SIX hundred
pctes, Dc tie SAINT more or less, IL is
bvIt,cc lhal tie li;Ie 10 lh's hbd is iGdis
pu'abls, but aching as trustee, shall
convey on,y such Il le as vested in me by
virtue OF SAID deed Of trust.
William G.. Pcindexter.
August g4.s iGiO. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
Dolls. 1.5O4.oOo

100000 dollars is more than. three
times the amount of the whole revenue
taxes of the state.
Our Legislative gentlemen talk very
much about economy in the use of pub
lie money. Are very cautious Of sup
porting an academy or other useful pub
lie establishments, Tor fear OF increasing
the taxes. Now if this calculation be
correct, it will be in their power ia
save 10 the state more than three timcs
the amount of all the state taxes every
year. If VIC are not misiniormed The
amount of the revenue in the gross
is 446, 437 dollars, which multiplied BY
3, is l,330,S1i, which is 1914 9s9 dol.
lars less ihan the amomt Of expense
in maintaining the useless do S Of the
state.
Lynchburg Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
Ne7u Publications,
JBsT REcEIHED, AND FOR SALE AZ 7,HIs
OFFICE,
The Village Pastor and

his Children, Novel. BY Angus
tus La Fontaine, (the German Sterne) A
velsin 9.
Ella Rosenberg, Romance, 2 vols in one.
The Scottish Chiefs, a Romance, in three
vols by Miss Jane Porter.
The Criminal Recorder, or an awful Bea.
con % THE Rising Generation of both
sexes, directed by the arm of Justice.
to persuade them from the dreadful m.
series of Guilt--wlth Engravings.
Ehe Vicar of Wakefeld--a new edition by
Doct. Akin, with an interesting biogra-
ply of the Author, Oliver Goldsmith.
The Lake of Killarney, Novel in 2 vols
by Miss Porter.
lsiencarn or the disappointments of Youth.
Letters supposed to have passed be.
tween Nj. de St. Evremond and Mr..
Waller, collected and published By Doct.
Langhorne--to which is prefxed bio.
graphical sketch.
La %Sisaas s0nss'ers and fashionable
Christian Memoirs, by w. Shrdbsole.
PLAYS-School for Authors-.=Safe and
ISound-Free Knights.-Two Faces under
Hood = Rugantino-Iron Chest-Riches,
or the Wife and Brother.
Also for Sale as above,
Lessons to Young Persons in Humble Life
Tales of Fashionable Life by Miss Edge
worth.
Select Speeches, Forensic aud Parliamen-
tary, 5 vols.
Carey's Pocket Atlas--Zion's Pilgrim
Bordleys tiusbandry--D Sebastian--Geo
lgfaphieal mpilation=-Domestic Cookery,
or complete Woman's Cook=Gillies' His.
tory Of GIeece-Cro3ali's fables--Pcnnsyl.
vauia Farmer=rGleanings on Husbandry--
Henry on Prayer-Sheridan' Lectures
Amt ricaB Tutors Gside---Tooke's Pan.
theon=Gibson'sS urVeyiugASimpson's Al.
lgebra-JeHerson' Notes==Paine's Work
Life of Doct. Frsnkln==Ainsworlh'
Latin Dictionary -Montgomery's Poems
WOnostrochps French Grammar==Scott's
IRecuiI-Rise and Progress==Father and
Daughter, by Mrs. OpIe.-Fatal Revenge
==PrnciPles Of Politeness--Aonian han
quet==CarI's Scotland-Rces' Short Hand
Nurses GWde-CorocIius Nepos=-sB b.
tanIcai Garden--Spirtt Of Masonry=sHer-
lsey's Dialogues=-sG oiGsmIth's woTks-Her.
vey's Sermons--Heather Gods-Hey's Sur
! gery-Slmpsoa's. Eueils. ept.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

Three thousand freensen rejoicing in commene-
ration OF the glorious victory achieved by 4.
merican Patriots, commanded by the veteran
General John Stark, over the British, Hessi-
ans, Tories and indians, on the heights of
Walioomssck, the 18th of August, 1777.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
ELynchburg Press.

A valuable bed of Gypsum or Piais4
ter Of Paris, has Istejyb en- discovered
In the town OF Sullivan, cous ~ of Ma
Olson, in the etate OF Ncw-York, on
the land Of Jacob Patrick, Esq. It IS
but few rods r., M .the Seneca turn.
pike, and the quantity is said to be in-
exhausti5io.
Bait. Esd. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being about to remove
from this state, offers for sale, valu.
abla
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

= -
n curious calculation for Farmers ard
their state Legislators.
There are ga counties in the state OF
Virginia. : III:
Thereare on an average 500 freeholds
in each county.
There are probably A useless dogs on
an average on every freehold.
Amountingthere to SO 900 dogs.
The same provision neces-
sary tosupport these USE -.
less dogs would support IS ,ooo hogs
Each hog is worth on an
average S5and 1873, 900 rr
viii amount to $4,000 dolls;
Each uselessdogwill pro-
baby on an average kill
one sheep year, 1885,
900 sheep, at S 3 each
is se4, 1000 dolls.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
NEw-YoRx, August Is.
LOOK OUT FOR A VILLA Nj

LOSk w FOX a VILLA n!
The public ought to be cautioned a.
gainst fellow who has been about the
city Tor SOME time past imposing upon
the citizens and swindling them Of
property to considerable amaont.
He is small sized man, rising thirty
years old, speaks tolerable English
with German accent, is qrick in his
language aud gestures, and decently
dressed He has been in the habit of
irequenting tayerns and boarding
houses, generally in the character of
stranger or sea Captain, just arrived,
accompanied by pretended supercarT
go, doctor or sone other person
takes lodgings, perhaps has trunk
brought by slilor, gets meal OF
lodges night orlw sometimes bore
rows a.few dollars, then takes watch,
les, spoons or whatever he can eonve-
niently lay his hands upon and makes
off. at several places he called him.
self capt. Williams, capt. Lewis, and
capt. Ward, and requested the Land ,
lord TO take charge of valuable papers
for him, several Of which are lett az
this Office, and may possibly lead to q
detection.of the hand writing, being
written by the same person, and evi7
IDENTIFY tor a dishonest purpose, the
most Of them having en- them the name
of capt. John Allen, OF the ship Fran
els or Friendship.-We are told ne. is
an old offender, and has been known
Tor his crimes some years ago.n as q
search is making for this swindIer and
thief; we hope he may be arrested III
hie career and brought to the punish
nent he SO richly merits.------E Thi !
Villain has since been apprehendsd at
Philadelphia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

FOR SALE-That beautiiui si.uatio
= near Manchester. called -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Portland Townhip.

A L the requen of Five OF the Proprie,ors
of the two Townfhips graated to the
Sufferers of Portland, lately incorporated by
the names of Near Po,sLe1s and Freeman,
! hereby notify the Ptoprietors Of faid
Townihips to meet at my Office on 7EDs4ay
the twenty fixth day of April init. at TWO
o'clock IN the afternoon, to act on the follow
ing articles, VIZ,
l. To choole a Moderator--2. To fee
what ifePs they will take, 70 raile money 70
pay the Debts due from faid Proprietors and
ALTO the Taxes on non-reident Lands in faid
Towns-S. To fee what they will do with
The common lands, and lots lie onging to faid
Proprietors. "A. To receive and allow anv
accounts that may be exhibited againft fad
Proprietors.-5. To fee If they will accent
the resignation Of John Waite, Efq. one Of
the Committee of iaid Proprie,ors, and if they
Zee fit, appoint fone other perfon in his room
or authorize the rel of faid Comsittee or
any Of them, to do the bu6nels 20 which they
were appointed.
SAM. FREEMAN, Profrs cz,k.
PORTRAIT, APrH 9, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Jonathan Tukesburv.


INFORMS his friends and the public at large,
that he has for fac, at faid fore,
Mems, Women's, and Mifes' Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Afo--A large ahortment of MOROCCO
Skins o. all coiors-BlNDlNG SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &C sc.
AJo-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
generous price will be given, If good and
well t~ved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner Always put on lime to fetch
the wool. After taking off the wool, wall,
the KIN and pu, 1t into faIt pickle, firing Il
two or three times in the courfe of four Or
Tx hours, then hang il up in the ihade. But
TO have them green is preferable
The Farmers, 10y paying attention to the
above, may fave many hundreds Of Dollars
slmolt as eafy as 70 throw their iSins away.
Pufiz-s, Eors5 u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Portland Library.

THE owners of the following flares in the
Portland Library, are hereby notified
that having neglected for the fpace OF two
years to pay.iuch fums as had, on the fri
Tuefday of January 1908 become due to the
Society, their REFLECTIVE rights will be fold
by the Committee, at public Vendue to be
holden at the Subscribers Office ia Portland.
on TUESDAY, the twenty fourth day of
April inf. at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
Viz Shares No 5, IL, IL, AZ, as, and 81.
n. B. There is due on each of the follow.
ing flares, for dollars, viz. No 8, 10, 50, 81,
60.
And on each Of the following, tzvo dollars,
viz, No. Ct, %. 90, 81 So, 9S, 40, So
The REFLECTIVE Owners thereof are rcqueft.
ed 10 pay the fame 10
SAM. FREEMAN, Libyarisn.
P0rtkzz9, -fpyil g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

John DALRYMPLE.

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Portland, that he has for fale, few doors
above Quincy e Baios, FFzl Street, nearly
oppofIte Maine Bank, a large afTortmert Of
elegant Englifh WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain; Dutch, day Of the month and PLAIN
do Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, double
gilt gold nattern.
A handfome ahortment of JEWELRY, a.
mong which are fome Filligree Work-very
elegant Gold Watch Chains and Keys-Silvsr
Table and Tea Spoons-Piated Gators and
Candlellicks- Britannia Tea Pots of the new
eft faihion-tinned, queens metal, and pew
ter Table and Tea Spoons--elegant Tortoife
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; variety Of
Ivory and Horn Small Tooth do.
HARDWARE-A large anortment of
Knives and Forks, among which are fome fetts
very hne-a great variety of Pocket and PEN
knives-a few dozen Razors Of the irft Quail.
ty-Iarge and fmall Scifiors- Saws, 26 inch
cat feel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and wood Saws
Chifleis of all kinds Gouges, from I 2 inch
TO the imalleit Carpenters Squares and
Compafies Hammers-Laihing
do-Woo1 Screws-Saw Setts-Screw Dri,
vers--Drawing Knives-iire Steels---Ink-
Stands, pocket and deik--Razor Cafss--CIoth
and Tooth Brafhes-a good a1ortment of flat
and round Fies-Cork Screws-SnufF Boy
es-a great variety of Morocco Pocket Books,
Puries, Memorandum Books, &c. together
with many other articles, which he will fell
cheap for Cath.
~ Peaie 70 cali and Zee
He repairs and cleans Watches, and war
rants his work, if the Watch be toierabIe
good, .or one year Every favour viii be
gratefully acknowledged.
~ Willard Patent Time Pieces for fale.
Portland Fsb 5, 1910. mr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
aostrr.



Woman, cap-icious, conaan,, cruel. Kind,
fIm'd and bold, 70 al extremes inclind;
low niauy HEADs her variou- arts perplex,
"hiie yet one general rule explains The fex
ierielf me object which fhs hrif approve
ehe would attract lover ere ihe kvf,,
f-ence vanity, the eariiel of ie5 fms,
L Away .atifyd, ere Love segins
lis MOI eaough ihe finds her lover true,
Ane ices hls worth, the woric mulf fee II too
Liie lhe hut dc.gns 10 ule him for 4 tool,
Iaa til Che car e1pofe Him =, her fs,l.
Then joins he laugh TO ihow the farce fbe
piayd)
At the poor conquef, that her charms had
ira ie.
re era mufl court she world who courts
the fer,
Since they mua value what The world ref
PEGS,
Nor fhauld he always fondIng fay, my dear
Their love thrives bef when intermixt with
fear
Woman, although herfelf 20 fweet and mild,
Likes rot in man the meeSneis OF child;
She will nor waite her charms on an inferior,
But would aipire 20 manage her hyperion
Tho power ihe loves, ihe alia 'Gves malfer,
The man muIt'lead, while fhe would drive
hm fale-
o. fhe would draw him by loves gentle chain,
Yet if he leems her fave, fhe conquen's vain
When her brows frown, il bis more deeply
lower,
HerIe.f the sanfe, fhe feels the fecret power !;
Wi'h fniing grace iubmits 10 man's control,
he is the ACTOR. ihe The latent foul
Such IS the magic art OF woman's fway,
Her charms mua govern, fhe herlelf obey.
fleece if your minrefS ehoole to pout and
frown,
Show but Indifference, and you put her d1wn.
If ihe begin attack, be boldly at her,
And quick retort by whoIefome truth and Ia
tire;
To gain her love, thus hardly you muR ufe
her,
And in good humour thus fometines abuGe
her.
Tho fharp, not long the conief viii be
found,
srccefs is fure if you maintain your ground I;
And thus you may fecure peaceful life,
AID gain, perhaps, charming, loving wife.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

40 6stola ~ order n rearf or NOND.41- fie fEir-
fiefb Dry IF ApyH rsst, sf elsosa e'eissk ia fbs
JereEoor a ne szVeiaq boH,s aosz tie P,srfi'cs,
n He Real estate Of EBENEZER WINTER
CAl-EF, ia'e IF Cape Elizabeth deceafed
beng FARM, c0Esistng Of about ffsy a
ores, Will 4 dwelling houle aud orchard there.
on, vel situated IN said town. and well water.
ed--abauF fcur miles from Portland.
~ Conditions will be made known at he
tine ard pace Of fAle.
EzEKiEL JORDAN, kr''.''- y SAD
.E1ssh a6. ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Corn and Flour Store.
WILLIAM CROSS.

1T No. 8, La1g- WbGrf,
HAS jua received and for fale,
= = TOO bufhes CORN,
100 bbls. freih fuperfne FLOUR,
10 half bbs do do
S pipes Of Brandy and Gin,
IA chefs Hyfon, Hyion Skin and Sou
chong TEA.
25 bags ben green COFFEE,
10 kegs beG Virginia TOBACCO,
500 W.T.. BACON,
so cafkS Thomaitown LIME,
hpyI 5. 90
Wanted 10 Hire,
A DwellingHoufe, in central part Of
the town.-Apply as above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
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In Holland, recently, Matthias Bademaher,
aged orr bnalrr1 and Ten fsays. He worked Al his
trade, (ihoe-making) until he was 90, aud re-
tanned his facalties until within three weeks of
bic dcath--In Germany, Count Koilowrath,
of the Aultrian Cabinet, a.,ed ss.-ln Eng
land be very Rev. Sir Richard Kaye, l.. L. ID.
Dean of Lincoln, &c. &c. aged 72-The Rt.
Hon. Sir William Pitt, X. B. Governor of
Forfimouth, aged 62-Vice- Admiral Dacres.
In the Welt-ln6ies, Sir John Barnard, Bart,
fecond fon Of the late Sir Francis Barnard,
formerly Governor ofthe then colony of Maj.
fachuietts BAy.-ln Auguita, &C Gen Tho's
Claiock.-In S. Carolina, Hon. Samuel Wilds,
one of the Aiiociate Jndges-ln Virginia,
Col Joilah Parker. He was in the American
army, and had been Representative in Con-
grels for Norfolk. AT Creenbuih, IN. Y)
Mrs. Cornelia Il. Genet, iecond daughter Of
G. Clinton, Vice Preiiden, Of the q States,
aged 95-At Chiliicolhe. (Ohio) Michael
Baldwin, Esq aged So Re was an attorney
at law, and one of the perions 10 framed the
Contribution of Ohie, and an active member of
the Sta,e Legislature AT Fort Mellon, Ma.
icr John Saunders, Conimandaut At thar Poit
Of the Artillery Of the United States, celebra-
ted in the battle of Eutan, and aid de camp of
Gen. Greene, aged 81