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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
PARIS, August II.

Last Wednesday his imperial ma
lesty beirg seated on the throne, sur
rounded by the princes and great Off
GERS Of state, the deputies of Holland
were presented 10 MS majesty, ard
their prcsIGc n,, MS excellency admi-
raj Verhuel, delivered the following
speech g.
"SIpE Your very faithful subjects
of Holland, the ,nemb,rs Of the coun-
ell ct state, of the Legislative body, Of
The deputies of the land and sea forces
and thr deputies of the city of Amster.
dam, have the honor of presenting
themselves at the feet of your maies-
ty's throne, respectfully to declare the
sentiments Of admiration, confidence
and obedience with which they are a.
minated.
" Inc Dutch people, sire, know in
The annals of history by the exploits Of
their heroes, by the spotless character
q their statesmen, and the exertions
made by them TO obtain and maintain
their independence, are still possessed
or strapg recollection Of the virtues
Of their foreiathefs.
The great events which Europe
has Witnessed in the course of the
present century, have completely chan
ged the political supports of and rela.
tons oil states, and ,heir independence
tor the attainment of which our auces.
tors sacrificed their property, their
blood, and all that is most dear
to men, from the pressure Of cir
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
Salem Caz.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.

Captain Keith, who arrived at Salem
IN brig Betsey, 10 days from ST. Bar
tholomews, confirms the account pub.
lished in yesterdays Gazette of the re-
volution in that Island. The present
chief is Mr.. Cremoni. The late
Lieut.. Governor came passenger in the
Betsey. One account says, an embar-
go was laid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

we'd on Monday that the steeple Of
the church in that place was des-
Itroyed, and many ofthe houses unroof-
led.
hope that this account may prove
correct, in all its mos, essential points,
and may give me the satisfaction TO
find that the loss of Almeida, ard the
acquisition by the enemy oil the mili-
tary stores, and provisions which the
|place contains, has not been OCCASION
ed by the fault of the governor or Of
the garrison.
had a telegraphic communication
with the governor; but unfortunately
the badness of the weather did not per-
NIT us to avail ourselves of it on Sun
day, nor during the greater part of
MONDAY, and when the atmosphere
cleared on the latter day, I was in
formed that the governor was commu-
|nicating with the enemy.
Considering the position which
had taken with the army SO near to the
place, have to lament that had not
AN opportunity of ascertaiping its
situation, after the loss of the maya
zine.
The enemy twice yesterday attacked
our piquets but they made that at
tack weakly in both they were re-
pulsed ; in the afternoon they obliged
general ST. Stephen Cotton to call in,
his posts to this side of Freizedas:
in these skirmishes the capt. of the
light dragons No., 16, named Ly-
gon, was wounded, and also two SOL
diers of the regiment Of royal dra-
goons.
A piquet ofthis regiment made a
valiant aud bold attack on a party ofthe
enemy's infantry and cavalry the re-
suit was successfully aud they made
some prisoners,
The I'd corps commanded by gen
eral Regnier has not made any move
ment of importance since the last dis
patch that transmitted to your excel
lency. A patrol belonging to, that
corps encountered squadron of dra-
goons which consisted Of the British
regiment No. IS, and of the Por;u-
guese regiment No. 4, belonging to'
the army under the command Of gen.
eral Hill, and was commanded BY cap
tam White of the same regiment No.
10; this encounter took place on the
22d Inst. and the result of it was that
the enemy's patrol was wholly taken,
with the exception of the captain and
one soldier, who [ have since heard
were killed, l transmit copy ofthe
dispatch which brigadier general Fame
sent to general Hill relative to this
skirmish, which is doubtless greatly
to the credit, and proves the bravery
CT capt. White and the allied troops,
WHO had a share in it.
There has been no movement or
occurrence of importance in Estre-
madura since my last dispatch which
| forwarded to your Exceliency res
|pecting the transactions in this part
OF the country.
In the north of Spain the enemy
marched on the Goth INST. small body
OF infantry and cavalry towards Alca-
nizss but general Silveira marched
from Braganza in that dire ctioa in
consequence of which the enemy inn
medistely retreated.
My last accounts from Cadiz are to
the 18th inst. learn by them that
Gen, Graham, was on the point of
sending from Cadiz 1000 men towards
the Tagus. Nothing extraordinary
had occurred in that quarter.
1 have the honor to be, &c.
WELLINGTON,
Alverea, Aug. 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

and uni, ersal is TIE sense az mankind
against this on rage upon .vsiy social
and religious principle, that few sove-
rei6ns are SO hardy as 10 embark 10
war before they attempt 20 reconcile
themselves to the worisl, by giving he
best possible color of justice to their
cause.
This moral sense, teaches us, from
feeling, not to suffer wrong, aud from
reflection, to do right, is the basis of
all ID AID NATIONAL law. The rule of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

merican Consul, Mr.. Jarvis, was to
sail irom Lisbon for the United States.
IN or 6 days, that no general battle
had been fought between the allied
British and Portuguese Armies, and
the French; nor was such an event ex-
pecsed-to take place, as it was gener-
ally supposed, the British army would
very soon leave Portugal.
Markets dull. Flour from IL to
Is dollars per barrel, Rice 6.
E xtract ola letter from Lisbon, dated
the 21st of Sept. received per the
Cincinnati.
6 The little progress of Massena's
numerous army which has been for a
long time on our territories, convin-
ces US that he respects the strength of
our forces and positions, and fears, that
in case of defeat the Spaniards on
his rear might complete his destina.'
ton. The army which che French,
are repoi ted TO have, though great, is.
not equal to the enterprise they have
undertaken.
Exchange en- London, at Par"
General Bernadotte, Prince Of Pom
tie Corvo, it is said, is elected Crow
Prince of Sweden.
A letter received at the EXCLAIMED
Coffee House, Boston, states that 4
revolution had taken place at St. Bar
tholemews. The Governor had been
'deposed, and the Judge sent of. An
embargo was laid, which was expect
ed to be of long duration.
New York, Ger. 20.
Last evening arrived at this Port the
fast sailing ship Hannibal, in 80 days
from Liverpool.
Capt. Barnum has brought two sets
of dispatches from our minister in Lon.
don for Government, one set was put
on board the 9th of September.
BY the Hannibal the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received
files OF London and Liverpool papers,
and Lloyd's List to the 9TH of Septem-
Der, but their contents have been anti
cipated by the papers brought by the
schr. Lau'ra-Ann from London:
We learn from ST. Bartholeme Ws.
that In consequence OF contentious be-
tween the government AID ps opie, the
latter complaining of srhitrary proceed.
ings In the former, an insurreet.cn and.
revolution took place on the 22d of
September. The immediate occasion
was, the refusal OF the Governor to
concur in the choice of certain militia
officers by the people, and attempting
to appoint them himself. This being
resisted, the Governor ordered them
to give up their arms, which they re.
fused to do. He also gave orders to
the country militia 10 come into town,
to assist him in compelling obedience !;
at the same time he was proceeding to
the Fort, in order to command with
Its guns the town, but was arrested on
his way. His Secretary being already
there, ordered the Captain of the Fort
to FIRE upon the town, which he refus-
ed to do and the Secretary then fnd-
ing the Governor was arrested, made
his escape. The judge, Bergstedt,
was also arrested, and with his clerk
and number OF servants, put on board
an American vessel, and forced away
with ample supplies, however, for his
maintenance, and with desire that
he might be treated according to his
rank, and safely landed in the United
States, from whence he might have n
opportunity to repair TO Sweden, and
justify himself before their common
sovereign against the complaints made
against him.
Salem Caz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Fall and Winter Goods.
GEOR GE HILL. & Co.

Ne s, Nifty Ro-v. Have f., fee,
= EAL super6ne Broad Cloths Middling
and lew pric'd ditto; Hunters Cloths We
~ fine; Peliile aud Queens Cloths; upper
hne and common CalIimeres black, blue drxb
and MKT imperial Cords drab Kerleys
Coating.; DufiIIs mild Blankets OF ali izes;
Baizes & Flannels or all .colors PsiiIe Fan
nels (; Fashionable Veflings velyets; veive-
teens Thickietts and Genoa Cords; black,
fawn, fate and Mulberry Tabby Velvets !;
plain aud Prinfed Bombaz-tts, all colors Wild
b0res Ruileils Shaioons Durants; Du-
roys and RattInetts fuperhne and common
Callicoes from - 10 s. per yard; twiIrd do. !;
Cinghams Copperplares; Patch Furntures !:
Dimities Canhric do, variety Of plain and
fancy Mullins; aud g. white Cambrisks;
Sd 4 and 64 black and coiord ditto;
4 : and o. twiii'd do "a cotton shietipgs !;
coieraih britith do and a 4Irifh Linens !;
brown Piatilias I; great varity Of ShawIs
Tome very elegant; Canton and Italian Or aces !;
black and coiord'd Luffrings !; Plain ditto !;
SariEeis; black and color'd Silk Handker
chiefs, BsDdannas; twilid cotton ditto; white
pocket Handkerchief Madras & puIicsr do !:
Mems black white and color'd worried liofe
Ladies black and fate do; Mems beaver gloves;
Ladies fix, beaver and kid ditto Manchefler
Check India ditto Hnckabuck and Dia-
pers; napkins; cotton Servings fewing [Iks
Tapes TwIif Bobbin Ribbons; Ferre,s
Callooos, Cheneale; cotton Lacss Bonnet
wire &C. &c
great variety Of India Cottons, from Cd
TO 26 per yard.
The above Goods are offered for fale on
the lowea terms for cath, or approved credit
and purchalers will find it advantageous 10 cali
AZ above.
Pmtfaai, O7. Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

5 hereby gwen by the fubicribers aprsiay
red by the Hon. samuel Freeman, SD
Judge OF PfnhAse for the county Of Cssushs Z
land, 70 receive aud exaInire thc ciain-. D. tfa
ieveral cie'i'For. % the eaare of
jonathan IL-LEY.
ia'e Of Falmcu q, ~ faid couaSy, yeuInaa. LIN.
ceaied, reprtfsated irfolvent, hereby rive nt
'ices thai hA.iscR,is from tie date h4rcof are
allowed for the iaid creditors 70 bring ia a.,
prove ihsIr CLANS, aud thst we villa e "A E,.~
thar Pufpoir at The dwelling hCuGe Of Mosss
AEEFiLL, "a falmouth, On " tan hnrTa.
Of ihis and the iivs following mda, M froh .r.
40 hk O'Clock 10 the afternoon 1t catA WI E.it
days.
MOSES MERPfi.f,
y. JOSHUA AlERN,44. ~l4 III t'+
-E-ir--.t. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
FOR SALE or TO LET

A good ifand for Tanner or Trader plea.
family ii,nated in New GiouceIier, al the
upper corner 70 called A two lory
DWELLING HOUSE wei fnifllei aud 4
Brick Store under one half Of the hnnfe with
good Barn, Wood Houic, Chzife H0uie, aud
twelve Acres Of lsna--Alfo. ! convenient
Tap Yard. Bark Houle. aud An Acque.lu9 OF
good water &c-Terms made ealy For fur
Their particulars enquire of
JOSEPH TEiRAsHER. en- the prenli.es
On. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

The Eighth Anniversary Of he Fore
fahd BeneUotcnt Soriety was celebrated
m this town on Wednesda; evening
last, at the meeting house OF the FIRST
parish.
The performances commenced with
an anthem. A prayer was then made
by the Rev. Mr. HiIliard, which dis
played the ability and piety of the
speaker
Next 70 this. the 4lst Of 3elknap's
Hymns was sung.
An elegant discourse was then deIiv-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Beeman. Il was
grounded on these applicable words of
scripture" God loveth cheerful Civ
err"
After the contribution, another an
them was sung and the blessing was
pronounced by Mr. billiard.
The music was good, and did credit
TO the performers.
The whole could not but please the
attentive hearers. While the ear was
delighted, and the mind instructed, the
heart was warmed with the fire of
christian charity.
We'wish the assembly had been
more numerous.
The sum collected was One hundred
and three dollar.
The Society made choice of the fol-
lowing officers for the year ensuing:
Rev Samuel Deane, d President.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, Vce- President.
Stephen Longfellow, esq. Secretary.
Hon. Sam1 Freeman, Esq. Treasurer
managers, besides the President, Vice
President, and Secretary.
Matthew Cobb, Esq.
Samuel Freeman, Esq.
Rev. Timothy billiard,
Capt. Joseph II. Ingraham,
MIR. Robert Boyd, .
Rev. Edward Payson,
Rev. lchabod Nichols,
Rev. Nathan S. 5. Beeman,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
NOTICE is hereby given tI:at ne fubfcti

NOTICE is hereby given thar The fubfcfi-
= Der has Deen duly appointed adniinitra-
tor Of the eitate CT
SAMUEL HARNDEN,
late Of WooIwich. in the conG,y Of Lincoln,
Efquire, deeezfed, and has taken upon him
felf that true by giving bonds as the lag d.
recas \; and al perfons h2ving deu1aads upon
the eltare OF the f4i1 deceafed, are +. queliel
20 exhibit the Fame and all perlons indsbtrd
70 the faid ehate are called lprn 10 make
PsymerS 20 NH
SAMUEL RARNDFN, .d1r:aif, stg-. \
Ss5t. 30 1870. toa. 10y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
s4nother Post Master Removed.

sfnofher Post Master Removed.
+" TO suit the convenience Of the
inhabitants OF SacarappA," Tor rather
70 keep alive the spirit OF democratic
policy,l the Postmaster General, be-
cause it has been represented to him
that Mr.. FreemaA's Office was kept in
a very inconyenient place about mile
from the village has seen fiji to re-
move him and appoint in his stead one
Hezekiah Winslosg, who lives about FIVE
times farther from said village than
MIR. Freeman does But Mr.. Freeman
as a fcderalist--and tbereiore the dem
ocrats Of Sacarappa will not complain /;
and the true Republicans who live there,
anus; grin and bear Il.
Note The public will Judge of the
importance of the o.iice when they are
Informed, that the insome of It to the
postmaster, was about .spe dollars a
yeGr.--rhey Will Judge by this, what
Iideon's real motive WAS, in making
ihis ben .feiat changes.
Il e liz. E5.:.. q qjAzr,sy cF4s n.i2e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

On Tuesday Evening last between the
hours Of z and 8 o'clock, an alarm Of Fire
was given II this town-but by prompt ex.
ertlons it was extinguished without dong
much damage. The fire originated In a
Counting Room in the lower part &c the
brick Store at the head of Union Wharf.
As this part of the Store was unoccnpird
there Is two much reason 10 fear the fire
was communicated with an evil design as
the cellar door at lac end was discovered 10
be open.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
kieesl., F-B4tb. oaake, ? Iale

Lfrtefss 4 = Batb. Dtsotv 2, 1910.
TAKEN by Execu:iop and viii be offered
for faIc At The Academy in faid BAH, ca
the feventh day Of November next, al three
o'clock in The afternoon, three Shares or three
ff1eth parts of The Female Academy ia fasd
Bath. and the privileges 10 rhe lame which
belong 70 J1jffb StrDaa Eiq ore Of the pro-
Prietors Of fad Academy, or a. much of laid
three flares As may fatssfy an execution in my
poaeiIion againa laid sewall, and colt for lew
eying the fame.
Benz. DAvENPOR1., D. S5srg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
BENZ. DAvENPoR1'. o. S6oE

70 De sad By s'asy " Cea,f. On TLESD6Y
fbe tbirtfrTtb 10y IF h0rrzrtr, nest. ~ trsrt4
oelS4i at nan, ~ re DrrI1i1g Hsuie " BIZ
dad Arnold, lff N ftEeglsD.sfs,, csss4se4,
80 much of the Real Ens.e of f4id deceafed
particularly bis .Inservaii lsDd) AZ s,It fae
neceitary 90 pay has juit debts with i-cidens al
charges ---Coudit.ons 10 be made kr.,wn AZ
the time and place of laie
BfNNISc wENrwoaTH 4 ~ ga. s,'' =
NeuEIgnafer, Oa.fsr 10. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
CoparfnerJbip in Bn,freG.

THE iubicribers would RESPECTFULLY inform
their friends and the public, that they
have entered into connection In the
Boot y Sbos-making BuGneG,
under the firm OF GOES u AD&ms; and
have taken the chamber over the hop Of Mr..
CHRIsToPHES WRIGHT, in Fore feet where
they :halI be happy to ferve all v 10 may be
pleafcd 70 favor them with their cuffom.
STEPHEN COBB,
~ AUGUSTUS ADAMS.
P7,fsaad, Oas5sy Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
A-if bp AUCTION.


ON TuefJsy tie Esd init, az - o'clock a
~ M at Mr.. Thomas Freeman's Farm near
the feat Of Mr.. sniss Deeriag, viii be offered
for fac 81 Real MERTNO SHEEP, and al
furh, authenticated by. eerrifcMes--fh ele
sheep were received from Vim sarvis. Eiq.
". 5 Confai At L.G5on Conditions made
known al the time N ta.e.
STEPHEN M'LELLAN ds1as
Portland, Oct g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

10 the Hon. Senate and fbs f1oa. Hou,e
g Repf5sntative5 If tie C9nuss,,-
= 1veatib 81 MaDacbzfffts, IN General
CoA't a3smblld.
The Peution Of the fhbfcribers, huI1blv
ihowesh; that the commercial part os
Wells and Arundel has greatly Increa.ed III
population, snd with Il the luiercuurle be-
tween thoie plsces-Thar THIS ir.srcourle
would DC much faeiiitaf ed IVY lie erection Of
2 bridge over Kesnebl ak river, near Emerys
wharf, 10 called, aud the d,(lAnce from fs;d
part OF arundel 70 the ,,oG office in Wei,
Common 10 bosh piacesJ ihofeened nearly
one riiie - Wherefore they pay, thar they
may Dc Incorporated for rhs purpofe ii hund-
lug bridge over taid river ~ aforeiaid. wi Il
iuch tols and privileges, A. % your honurs
may appear proper ed a. in. duiv bound
VIII ever pray -sysatet, Bay ~, 1871,
Tobias Lord, Henry Clark.
simon Novel;, Fob ann Perkins.
Nsth'l. Lord, Nlicbssj ts;sa
William Taylor, Richard cipa-Tick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Ioleph Shelton,

ssf tBs bad IF EaiOn Wbs.f,
HAS Jun received from Connecticut a
ansity Of e1eesleat Goihen CHEESE,
Of very rich qualify, which he offers for
iaie by the caik Or by The Jingle Cheeie. very
cheap for cath Or fhort approved G ed,t-----
d.ss-G GROCERIES, ar re,a- a. ulval.
Portland, Oh Is, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
CHARLES COFFIN.

LYMAN, HALL & Co. have now in the
preis the Life of Mifs SUsANsA ANTHONY.
This celebrated and inter citing religious Me
NOR, VIII loon be our and ready for la'e---
School Books Of various kinds for fsle as
above. Porfisnd OSao5sr is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
MR.. RICHMOND.

Owes notice thar bis School for the In
- itrueton of writing will rscommence az
bis room IN Free itleet, on Monday ssh DC.
tober inf where thole who with to attend
arc requeltedto make Immediate application
IL will be underitood that thoEe who with 10
attend evenings, will apply on or before the
time above mentioned, as be inteads 10 IN .
ifrua by clafiss.
Leit there ihould be foms who may not be
acquainted with rhe decided inperioriry of his
lode of initrucfion 70 that of aly oIhet, the
following certi6ca,e is iubjoined -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
MILITARY.

On Tuesday last, Col. Stephenson's
Regiment paraded in this town. After
the review Of the troops, they were
marched from the parade through the
principal streets ofthe town. and retur-
ned again to the place of parade, where
variety of maneuvres and evoIu,ions
were performed, which reflected much
honor upon both officers and soldiers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Democratic EconoDly.

When the leading 4 .mocra;s were stri.
wing 10 obtain the ADMINISTRATION of the gen
eral government, they promised the people.
that IT they were placed IN power, they
would conduct the Cover nment with much
more economy than the fe ieral,sts did. Ex-
perience has since taught every man, who
NJ not blinded by his preRldices, that this
was all a fetch, falsehoOd, prorsgated
merely to deceive the people, ia order To
enable demagogues to Obtain offices Of pow
er and profit. The plain Eact is, and the
people ought to know it, thatthe democrat.
&c administrations have been much more ex-
pensive than the federal ones Does anv
ask for the proof of this-see extract from
the letter Of the Hon. E k Potter, member
OF Congress from Rhode Island. published
WI August last, which puts this subject be-
yond dispute.
During the federal ADMINISTRATIONS, all
our differences with foreign powers were
amicaby adjusted aud beneficial treaties
uegotiated and ratified IN efficient navy
established, and our conherce protected.
Under the reign of democracy, our treaties
are suffered TO expire, and we witness moth
iHg but the expenditure of enormous sums
efmoney, at sham and farcical attempts st
negotiation, calculated only TO anuse and
gull the public while the President re-
celves hrs twenty-five, and the Secretaries
their 1--we thousands year /; and Collectors,
Narshals, and Post masters their fat fees.
The American Navy, once respectable and
useful, is reduced tn little More than Mr..
Jeiierson's two hundred contemplate boats
OF one gun, which lie rottius in our rivers
and mud coves, monument of the weak
meas and Rlly OF democratic rulers. An
other blessing which the people now expe.
rience from the wisdom of dt mocrats is this
--our national income is so much less than
our national expenses, that the administra-
cion have, since the close OF the last session
Of Congress, borrowed the enormous sum
ct three 'niLligls, seven hind si ana ftiy thou
sand dollars, 20 meet the ordinary expenses.
and keep de yeels Of governmeat" in mo-
ton These are the WORKS Of Thy gods, o
democracy.
r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
RE.AL ESTATE FOR S4JE

me iubtcnbsr, on Reasonable terms for
Cath or on liberal credit, one Fiouie Lot
and valuable Farm iisusted in Bosb, con-
tanning 100 acres of good Land with a two
Rory Houfe and other buildings thereon
dio' number OF Lots Of Land, part Of
which are under Improvement, fltuated IN
loets1".-- dti0, Two good Farms iruzted ia
L1fs's ore Farm IN Lsrptssn, aud ieveral 9TH
er LOS Of and II the county Of Lincoln
two IAnyards in the town of Brunfwick.
Cumberland County .--dls,. one Gx,h part of
one half OF an excellent Townihp of Land,
called No 4, Iylng between Norway x beth-
ell, Oxford Co.
HEZkKlAH WYMAN
BIB. or. Q. lsIO- Ir
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

V0. 2, HdrJeys : RorD'
Have received per the WILMINGTON aud
getiey from Liverpool, ard New GSlep from
London IS packages GOODS, winch they
offer for fale on liberal terms--vlz.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Commonwealth OF hIaGachule.ts.
nv SENATE. o.. iIa ta.a-

D-~sAA ~ JE-s lid, 1885,
ON the Petition aforefaid, O,ds,eI. tls1
'hr Pe'Honers cautc ar ztered COPY Of their
petition, With this Order thereon, 10 be pu,
iiihed nshe fa'as-a Gsssisr, and E1.ssrn 8,ass.
printed al Portland, three weeks li.ccelhyeiy.
the AT pabhrat'on 70 os thirty days. a Iesn.
Gsfnre Inc fecoDd Wednefday of ilt ne1; ",
iicn OF the Prtient General Court, that al
pertuns intereted may then and thgrc anpear.
aud thew canie, 0f any they havee uiig ,ha
prayer OF iaid petition thoa!d not Be gsanted.
Sent dozen 70, ssasa,ysats
II G oTts, P,eEdert
IN re -zs5's 81 RI ris4tsfives, 4-s litb, 1870.
Read aud eoucurred.
PERIL MORTON, Gf-5'sr
q true c0py-Aueh,
M COFFIN. Cz--E W t5r Ssrrt,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Rsrueo,

IL Lincoln, tile Kew. Daniel NsFrett, 81
Standish. Nc 70 Miss. Dorc4s Hastings,
ofthe former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
dUTJIlNNAL BILL.

Mr. PARKS. respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Portland and its
vicini.y, that bis EXHIBITION and BALL will
be al Umqa Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING,
Esd int, - Portland, OSoGsr, Is.