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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05
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Mr. Shirley,

~ r. SHIRLEY,
noticed IN last Mondays Gazette, two
Queries, aludu.e 70 the Representatives OF
this town, winch convey an insnuation that
some Of them are .gligent in performing
the trust winch has been reposed in them.
If Mr. Qperist had been SO good as to have
designated The measure that two thirds Of
the cltizeEs Of this town are in favor of,
but has some doubt whether the members
Will support it, there would have been
some point in the quere.
The attendance ofonIy part Of the mem
bers at a time, IN the winter session, is,
believe, fully in unison with the understand
ing Of the town, when the vote was taken
for choosing full representation for it is
a fact that neither Of those absent, are 50,
on personal motives, but solely from dis
position not TO put their fellOw-citizens to
an unnecessary expense. This opinion
am warranted in stating, from the declara
tons Of the members who nave not taken
their seats. A CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

Firei--A Baru belonging to Mr.. Joleph
Hutchens, a; Palermo, was conisned by fire
on the 18th ult. together its contents. We
hear that fufpicions are entertained Of its hav-
ing been Cred by deGgn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

To the Hsnorabk the 14ltlces at tbe
Court g' C0mn'on PLea5, holden at
Portland, 7vitbn and far the county
Of Cumberland, on the third Tsejday
Of November, in The year Of on, Lord
one tb0yiand eight hundred and uiine.
THE Petition Of William Vaughan, Of iaid
Portland gentleman, and John Ander-
fon, of Falmouth, in faid county, yeoman,
humbly fheweth, that they are intereited aud
leized ID their demeine as of fee, as tenants In
common with other perlons to your Petition
ers unknown, of certain tract Of Land, IN
laid Portland, containing forty i've acres
more or leis, being part of LOT of land bought
10y Brigadier Samuel Waldo, late Of Portland,
decealed, of the heirs Of Silvanus Davis and
Others the fad forty FIVE acres QateIy own
ed by fad Waldo, decealed, and William Cot
tom IS bounded as follows Wit. Beginning
at large rock lying on the foutherIy Gde of
the County Road leading from Portland to
Stroudwater, and at the HoTtherIv corner Of
the laFe dwelling houfe Of George E Vaughan,
Eiq ia l4ld Portland /; thence 5. 10 E. by the
Ind which William Vaughan purchafed Of
Thomas Bracket, about two hundred and
twenty fosr rods to Fore River thence by
faid river thirty three rods TO a take thence
NJ 80 w. by the land OF William Vaughan,
known by the name Of BramhalIs Farm, 70
the County Road leading from Portland to
StrOudwater; thence by faid road to the frit
bound. That your Petitioners are deirous 70
hold add occupy their fhares thereof in fever
atty, viz. The iaid Vaughan the one moiety
or half part thereof, and the faid Anderlon
eleven iirteenths of the other half part there
of. They therefore pray that partition of
faid tract of land may be made aud their ref
Pective iharss thereof divided and fet off to
hold in ieverzlty according TO law in fuch
cafe made and provided. And az in duty
bound will pray.
WIN. VAUGHAN, by
w. I. VAUGHAN, bis Attorney.
JOHN ANDERSON, by
MOSES Quincy, his Attorney.
a true coPy-Attef,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, clsyE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

THIS is to forbid all perlons from harboring
or trufting, Sally Williams, wife OF the
iubicrber, Oh my account, as lhsl not be an
fwerable forany debts fhe may contract after
this date. his
JOHN X WILLIAMS.
PortLsH5, Feb. 2.lsIo. marx
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05
Sale By auttiou.

TU-MORROW, at E. Creely's Office,
a variety gf Houisb2R Furniture,
CONSISTING of Beds Bedleads Cur
- tains Carpets Looking CIafes; Card
and Dining Tables settee; Chairs Crock
cry and Glafs Ware, &c. Sale az 10 o'clock
A. -. Feb S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

The iuhcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that he has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon himfeIf the
.rut Uf adminilt ator on rhe eltale OF
HENRY BRAY,
late Of New Clnuse lter. inthe county Of Cum
beriaad, yeouian, deceafed, BY giving bond as
the law direSfs He therefore requeRs All
perfons who arc indeh:ed 10 the faid decesf-
eds esl2tei 20 make Immediate paytnent and
thoie who have any demands rherr,p. ~ ex-
hibii tie fame to DAVID MEL SON.
1a4. ~, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

CUMBERLAND, IS.
At q Court Of Connron Plea5, far the
Jdid cormty Of Cumberland, begun and
baden at Portland, 1vitbin and far
/aid county, on the third Iseaay Of
November, II ID. 1859,
ON the foregoing Petition, it is Ordered
by the Court, That the Petitioner eaufe the
ieveral Perions intereaed In laid elfate, and
living within the fate, or the attornies Of
fuch as are ablent and have attornies Reid
ing within the fate, to be duly notified of
iaid petition by ferving them perfonalIy with
copy thereof, or leaving copy At their
dwelling houle or Taft place of abode, or by
inierting The lublance of the fame three weeks
iuccefively in one or more Of the public newt
papers, thar they may have opportunity to
make their exception TO his court on the irll
Tueiday of March next, to their granting the
lame.-Attelf,
SAMsL. FREEMAN, CLERK.
FebyuaIy S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

DEM EACUE,
late Of Turner, in iard county, decesfed, rep
refented infolvent, do hereby give notice tina,
three months are allowed 10 faid creditors 10
bring in and prove their claims, and that we
fhall attend TO that fervice at the late Dwell
ling Houie of faid deceafed, on the fecond
Monday in January, and on the Iecond Mon
day in February and March next, from one
to FIVE of the clock in the afternoon.
LUTHER CARY, , C,uyzH
DANIEL HUTCHINSON, ( faaeyf.
DseszbT I5ib, "A. d. 1909 IF 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

,,st time o. Saturday. lie w''er a.
~ exnresses lis belief t-at Il Viii pass the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-05

WE the fubfcrbers having been appointed
w b the Hon. Judah Dana, Elq. Judge of
Probate for the county of Oxford, to receive
and examine the claims of creditors 70 the
eitate Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-21
Neh CMYed,

~Bv.oace using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor lnforms those persons and fa-
miles who are suffering urder thi. disease
rwuinss che infection Of which no Persen ls
SAFE, that il this ointment is used Of night on
lnclne % bed Il never Tails to perform azure
~ the following nsorning, IS thousands who
have 0sed u during the last tensyeaGs eaa tes'
s;fv. Ths ueculISr exceilencieS Of CHS In
.allille remedy Cor the iIcks above every o.
Ala, are khs certainty Of the cure BY slaEle
rp6lIcaGlSn the ihgredienss being % snno.-
/, 800 a so 81 applied With psrtea lafety 70
~ & al asss IHlants and ils eelng NOS only
! 49, 1lcnI any alsenaiye smell, bat equally g.
.EscsahIs vllhshs plsASAnsNsss pOrnlAasspri1a,.
EssiaOag G,SsS ri gSrssist. !,
Vhiehtshe Inventor confidently recon-
.vasnds q and Invaluable mscNln iot tne
sessdy EsHss sndpsrmansns ssss S!!'f'OOS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-21

- Five hundred tickets to be drawn eaen
day, and the drawing to commence win the
least possible DELAY. -. .4
Purchasers OF, 100 tickets Or more, to be
entitled TO a credit Of thirty, days alter draw,
ing Of this class, torEno.es, with approved %
spdorsers. 49,.
AN prizes not hernandez within six months
after the drawing Of this class, will DC consi.
dered as given up for the benehs OF the i01-
terry. ~. r..,, =,
.oual ,rospect Of gain to, adventures with
snv other which has been. offered to the, pub
lie. Those whe2sre interested IN the com
merce and agriculture OF the country adjacent
"a the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. nave
additional induce ments to give their support,
AZ the money to Re raised by the lottery is
{or their immediate benefit and convenience.
I, IL also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will DO disposed to eountenance and
encourage measure which has for Ito object
The facilitating ready and convenient com,
munica.ion between the western country 40"
the Atlantic, tending TO connect the interests
Of the eastern and western states, and to
perpe.aate their anicn, >,
Charles Simms, President.
Jonah Thompson
John Mason, Direct.
Henry Foxall, + ors
William Steuart, y "
May 26 .E-. law =
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er Broker,s QEee.

THE subscriber offers lis services v the
public as Conamission Merchant ard Bro
ker, and will &sausacs with secrecy and des.
patch, any business that may be eonnmissd
70 Ills charge. lilo has taken 90 plics IN i've
store. lately occupied By Msssrss Rpbsrt !.
Hooe md co csah Will he given q Al dimes
ios che stock Of the different bsnhA n lhsdss-.
srics, and COED paper discsaa.ad rpsaN bss.I
J, e. CASH & iyenlfor ISbseco.
. Alsx a ss ! M I =. = !,
IiJnnsS. !, y b g Z, 4. sest e
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New York,2sth Re
Land for Sale.

IN pursuance ola decree Of the worship
ful court of King George county, we the
subscribers, commissioners therein named,
v iii expose to public sale 10 the highest bid
der on the premises for ready cash, on
Thursday the 2lss day OF June INST. II fair,
if rot, the next fair day, one undivided mole.
~ orAe TRACT OF LIND lying in the
county Of Fairfax, on the waters Of Difficult
Ruo, about Hfleen miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing thro'
the tract. This land was conveyed by deed
Of Gift from John Ashton, sen. to Charles II,
Ashton and others, and is sold to satisfy
deb, due Austin Smith from said Charles II
AShton
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To r i NE,
And iumeaiate possession g;rl

.-Ana iTinealSfe 'sssession girf1,
"A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, situ-
ated on King street in the ncig hborhood ct
good water, and an excellent stand fer busi-
ness. Aiso, three other 'Brick, Dwellings on
the same street, one Of which has. q gcod
warehouse for q grocery sore and the si.us-
alton equally good for busincss---the ren,s -
all the above property viii be made rcsson-
able. = go.
iE Andrew IS cholheld.y
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY, April -, 1910, from the
N subscriber living near Montgomery
Court House, Maryland black fellow nam
ed TOM, bat make no doubt but he will
change his name he is, 81 or ~ years OF
age. s. feet 8 or. 9 inches high, clumsy made,
he ha, a scarron his forehead and scar
on his right foot between his toes, his
fore teeth stand wide. He took with him
black and whits spotted dog, Whoever lakes
I'D said fellow and secures him 90 that get
him again shall receive the above reward.
j - Thomas Clagett.
n. B. Masters of vessels and others are
cautioned against harboriag or carrying CIT
said fellow. .g Est.-.-. 81
dune Q. r.t iaWSt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-21
WILLIAM RAMSAY,


1rhee-siyees, eaaesissth yendae Store,
Offers for sale on. the NEST reasonable terms,
~ the following -
"A R IT l C LEE S,
Part Of 7uhieh are Just received from PhiIa'
~ dlphis -
GUNpoWDER, ErsA TEAS,
.u"psr =, ~ Imported in tie aaih
Yoanv Hyson. & Passfe, aid har' eula''
Tyson. Skin y 's 'A',s,
: Liquors-a general assortment
Spices, Of every description 49,.
Best Green Coffee, aud FIRST, and second
" quality Chpcclats
Loaf, Lump, and Miiscovado Sugars
Spsrmacs,i, Mould.spsd Dip.,. Candles
Box and Caska Raisins 4. gs. ~
Almonds. Figs and rsmayinds
New Orleans, NatehisOchss, ind Carrots
Philadelphia Snuff paa .%i.
Bes, Spanish Sugars & Chewing Tobacco
Fresh Salad Oil; Capcrs, Olives, Aneho-
vies. and Mushroom Catchup "
West India and sugar House Molasses
Georgia Cotton
Rice Pearl Barley, Fig Blue, Ssarsh, In-
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
T.. Lisbon Baskets, ayrSiety. -"
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Hair Sittegs NJ ~ - 81 y ...~.
Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems fine and coarse Shoes ~
Suithfeld Bacon and 'Vsnison Hams
II tonstays srflhly Of ~,
SJamieson's Water Crackers
.Sifted Indian Corn Neal at,
Fresh Fruits
A quantity ,of. Irish Seed. pctatoe.
Asneat assortment Of Earther Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, Pfilade'phis--
with which he will be constantly .sp-
piled, Sc, SC. ~
May 20. - :. eotf
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20 rsU TT 10 N.

trESHE subscriber continues 70 teach the
.Rreseh Language at HE residence cor.
ner OF Prince and,Es 10 yat streets. Ladies.and
gentlemen viii be waited on at shsir places
OF .abode ct such hours % they may appoint
Terms Of suision may % known BY applying
70 him. 81. n Z. n
4 John Frignet.
N. 3; The French tfanslatsd into English'
The Enslish Into Frsnoh. 49}t
april ss
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s g. 81 K 8 i D. E:R B, Or y. yuzl 3.
4. : s. 7; as tIe efgSlal feseIe =
tIts Sd, esi beF egg sgs aeHg bs
8 49, flEft are and
sismdssre none are gesiaisss. ], &
6Jessagsg &essgkss Eesass fAsssess
], AfciHmcdiateIy relieved and speetiil y s1.s
ed BY thtsuse Of -
HaAaILTOM,S sELRX EfkssOR Gl9s56 ttS'
- DE n bought expefience has taug ht snou,
sSnandE nat oisy and heated medicines Icinsd
-.sv,,h s,r.,nc uriaies or sleepy drugs fepsat--
: "a doses 81 which Rastst and deceive tns pss
,fient for the present. byProcuvang moinslse -
~ case; expelicnce,a say, mas ss7S.t
thousands, that the eoInmo1 oplates ana Ds.s.
I, kaInics, as they arc caISeds hpalIY aggrays!.ss
every disorder Of the breast and lung = y
sksiF raost addressing symptoms tnas taey
: cad tie ssbmach and impair the dlgesuen
- ihsame the whole SYSTEM increase the suinl
enitv of breathing and eAoSte fever. butlns
n6aiit;es az dis valuable discovery are G.
yineed hv iperfectly opposite effects, SIM
vIaStfial yin pFoye, tssae il restores the oe'
J $ermination the flaids,t 70 the surface 81 the
BODY, and brings ON the common neaA'hiui
4 Derspiiration--thatit disiodSes and eVaeuAIes
the tough viscid phlegm on nucus, strength
.Sens tbe weakened vessels OF the lungs
i sheathss the acrimonious humor which M lrrl-
tates them, and finally discharges 1t. ! nus
: striking at the root Of the disorder, the
!. symptoms are of course effectuaily and per-
manently cokque = ',}the reverse OF common
!, medicines. which weaken the. constitution and
!; give strength TO the disorder for the sake Of
moderatng for the present some OF Its pain
Gnl effects. - -,
TO .parenss who have children afflicted with
1Ehe whooping cough, this discovery J: OF the
hrst magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief. checks the progress, and in y snort time
.eh.ireIy removes the most cruel disorder 70
which children are liable. fhe ct'xlr Is 80 %
perfectly agreeable, and the dose 90 sFHaiA
That no officially urises in takinst.
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S6giS -
conn lainss which iissipatsdg
pleasures, inysnlh apdisefet toms resld efcey'
iEr glsma les 20 the the
ifnfpederase use ct ten AsieIt
sf my dsssructs ts atask y Is
ls g Esqpsn ase 8 eEsa .As,s;ss ss s
kssylsaE " =. ~. 49,.
l1ies eaa iayal s ~
sssFiFRp 4 T 81 yVf1R IA sllEsrRB99NG.
= -rNe' = ~ 8, 3 d s. 4, = 81 - g
/: "a ,s6ns n. ann, ,so,hs atfendins Worms
ara y,;ssorseahIs hreath sesneciaiIysin the
s. ~, Al r,,rs
tns nose, and aabout fls. scat yulsions.
seppiletic FITS, and sometimes prisatiou OF
speech irregaar appetite; sonesii lsa ah :
,ns loSo ans sc@s .; 49,
49, - s..s = 49, - - 3 t 30.
- Mir. 81, IA hesd 4 and thighs, with
Io,Snss- y .n;,;. .sow fsvsr. With small
and ire o,,lar nuIse--.a dry .cough---cxcessiye
,thirst-.-sometimes male and unhealthy .coun-
NANCE, and som etimes the face bissted and
'ushsd. ...,ts'l .s..g 4.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate recourse
to l,aa,ons form . DeMroy at,ended with
~nasn nave oee similar 10 tbossaboys
d d.. = : E1 ~.
L.. .t,,;;~.. ,;.,3 q n. cn,aunn : Corn
A AA'' = $50 ~ '. ,nI-::n".' - p
. -, Ple.Fsr, 49, .,,..,,,,v
AN !niah'o'e ieHiSoy aol
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sbIiS||l.

~ = 80
nv sistue III q dee 81 stpst trom pszs,
HSaxses Is IA sr y SECURE AZ
naxfn. 81 y SIst aila kSu him ~ ~
- ~ P6soSIssc. Nd ske exposed IS ,,,s
fio1. a.. fi,s preiss -, OF he g3d Jav =
JtJSE nexts ~ lollowias Property & ,hs,
Town Sc ALI . 4, ID Nil -
one piece or parcel of Ground
with the itnproye lens ereous lying c6ihe
south side of Prince slres and 6oahdsd MD.
love =. Beginning on , inre stfsst "a ;fesen,
the east vardI or Water strcst, and uJan;pr
thonco eastwardly With Prince street 81 EEL.
thence southwasdly Us feets4 inches, tksbts
westwsrdiy IS feet, thence northwardiy 70
''ae q rs o, 49,; s &
One other piece of Ground.
with the Improvements thereon, lying 1 be
ing On the south side OF Priacs street Is feet
10 the eastward of Water street, and runninr.
sthcr,ce eastwardly With Prince street % feet,
thence southwsrdly "a feet, thence westward.
" 40 feet, thabee.to the beginning. go
+ .;.,s4,:s - Il s @, S. !.
One other piece or parcel of
.,iuimprpyed Ground, II ing on the north side
on Prince street s: to the u estwardof WASH
ington strset; beginning a the intersection
1 ofthose streets and running westwardly with
Prince street 81 feet s inches, thence north.
wardly 20 feet, thence esstwardly 81 feet
inches 10, Washington street, thence totbs
beginning: I. :,
This property WILDE sold upon = credited
ons, two and three years, for notes negoda-
BILE in the Bank OF Potomac, with approved
endorsers, carrying interest from the, day Of
sale. A lien will be required upon the pro-
perry sold to secure the payments.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
win be paid to any erson who will deliver
20 me in Madison county, r
kfpYO &B LiaL Z ]

-.--@ :, EGEIV u 4 n ~ = =. :
,yTrH0 clipped on the Gath Of last month
Wv He is q likely fellow, about 80 years
Of are. S feet eight orMinsv inches high, Is
ma,kably straight, and has Q, sear on one OF
bis cheeks, l belisSeEthe left, oceasioned by a
cat !. he is o cooper BY trade, and served his
apprenticeship Al the Occoquan Mills, and
WA purchased acme years ago BY MIR, Thos
Richards, Of a Mrs.. Waggoner, who lived In
the neiehborhood Of that place. He was seen
eight days ago on his wayeto Alexandra,
WHARF he said he was going 70 get smploy'
snept. 3 think e highly probably he may be
lohnd In ths neighb0rhood OF the abave Mill
'17Tl John B. Nooe.
rAprilss. gsr.,,. 1T, y. saw
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Sslected Recopsm eadatteus.

sBeino dssirous to make public for the good
of others, She excellent quality OF hamlI-
TONS elixir. prepared by the lase NIr' Lee,
have sent you the following account Ut the
:, benefit / have received from -; winch hope
. win induce others 10 give 1t trial IN co'''
4. ssquence Of u bruise on the breast teceaVsu
from fa!I, my health gre" bad. my "rest" :
: isiy became very difficult, and IrequenIy .
:, have had sudienly'to rise up III my nea Wal"
All the horrors oEimmediate sGA0c4uon'--
Add 40 these q constant pain in my DreSs''
and q cough, great loss oil strength nes"'
AMI vna NAV conceive that nay symptoms
evidently indicated An approaching conSumP'
/. ton, The advice oil most eminsnt PhySA,
9 eian Uas reSorted to, and afterwards asecOna
was called in, but without giving me any re,
lief AnoshGr physician who knew me ana
the circumstances ofmy Case, advised me 20
give Halnhton's Elixir a lrlalS saying nc nSo
"a hi, in his practice and always fo@ha Nto
do much good. A bottle was procured from
( Mr.. Birch's, and I found relief before hau
,aksn ba,f OF IL. continued 10 use-lt q was
soon strong to attend to business ton takinS
: coid, some OF my former symptoms returns
but are Always removed by a dose OF, Two Oh
che Ehxir. q. -: :
= George Benner, Jun. :,
no. lie Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. Lee, New York. b.,
4 Mr.. AhljSh Heply, Bridge street, 6alu.
!. more, was cured by one bottle OF saa"lHoo >
Eiixir, of very complicated disorder occa,
sionea by very severe eUld caught several
yooaths ago. s He breathed with the greatest
: d;sSenlty. and was sGlsn thrown into weaken
.sCo s;,Fea,s, when be attempted 10 walk any
J;.tanae. aud his voice Arould frequently fall
in sucb . decree that he could only attenpt
70 whisper. He has been upwards, o! SAX
weeks without return Of his complaints |;
md desires to give bis public testimony IN
lSaycr pfi this invaluable medicine.
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o. Printing in all ito branch.
.es, neatly executed asthis ohcs.
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William Moss,
Joseph Powell,
William Payne,
Richa> d Fitzhugh,
Richard Radcliffe.
IN ,9svts
: "A MINER WANTED.
June 10.

a MIaLEK WAN Ed =
A FTER the list day of August, / shall
IN be In want of a MILLHR to attend a
country. mill; to person Of good character:
and none othersneed apply, liberal wages
will be given.
Oscoouan, May so. ,eolss A :,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
SIR FRANCIS BURDETr.

The conduct Of this gentleman or
the most trying occasions has been az
prudent and modest as his principles
are correct. '.
He retired privately from the Tow
er and with a few friends got into 4
boat, was rowed down the Thames !;
and eladed the thgong of friends ans.,
patriots, who were anxiously waiting
for him TO Join the procession. Hi
disappearance gave disgust to thc
crowd and two of the committee of
arrangement afterwards waited on Mr..
Burdett at Wimbledon for an explana
ton. Burdett told them frankly, that
his Conduct On the day of the process
sion was the result of much reflection
-" that Notwithstanding the public
might feel disappointed, and would no
doubt express that disappointment
strongly, yet he was convinced that
in less than six weeks there would not
be rejecting mind in the kingdom
that would not approve Of hat he had
done. Our enemies, he said, had
been base enough to charge him with
the blood that had been she'd and had
he, by gratifying his personal vanity,
been the cause of a single accident, or
the death of any person, he should
have reflected upon it with pain foi
the remainder oil his life."
eve [Nichol on and POWELL stat.
ed the little probability Of, and the
precaution that had been taken 10 pre-
vent, even the possibility of mischief.
Sir Francis replied, there was no an
swering for public feeling.
We further stated that his deter.
mination ought to have been made
known to this sir Francis remarked
that it was absolutely necessary there
should be an expression of public sen-
timent; that was now complete, aud
his being in the procession could not
have added thereto. We said, we
wished that some of our friends had
been in the Tower, to have forced him
into the carriage.
Sir Francis expressed his graft
tude for that expression of Kindness,
as indeed he did to all his friends bur
this would have had the appearance OF
hnesse that he looked only TO the
public cause, which he was convinced
would be benefited by his conduct,
and Of this all his friends would no
doubt be convinced"
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