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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

might obatruct the renewal of amicable III
iercourse between the two countries.
! The correspondence between Mr.. lack
son and Mr.. Smith has been submitted 70
mis- Majesty's consideration.
His Majesty has commanded me to ex-
press his concern, that the official con- mu-
nicatIon, between his Maiesty's minister IN
America and the government Of the United
States, should have been interrupted, be-
fore il was possible for his Majesty, BY any
interposltioR Of his authority, to manifest
his invariable disposition to maintain the re-
lations Of amity with the United States.
am commanded by his Majesty to in
form you, that / have received from Mr..
Jackson the most positive assurances, that
It was not his purpose to give offence to the
government of the United States, by any ex.
pressiOns contained in his letters, or by any
part Of his conduct
The expressions and conduct Of his Maj
esty's minister in America having, however.
appeared to the government Of the United
States 20 be exceptionable, the usual course
III such cases would have been, to convey,
IN the first instance, to his Majesty, a form
al complaint against his Minister, and TO de.
sire such redress, as might be deemed suit
able TO the nature Of the alleged offence.
This course of proceeding would have en-
ablcd his Majesty 10 have made such ar
engagements, or to have offered such season
able explanations as might have precluded
the inconvenience, which must always a.
rise from the suspension of official commu-
nc ttion between friendly powers.
His Majesty however il always disposed
u pay the utmost attention To the wishes 81
sent ments Of States at aHity with him Il
he has therefore been pleased to direct The
return Of Mr. ] Ackson to England
But bis Majesty has not marked, with any
expression uf his displeasure, the conduct Of
Mr.. Jackson whose integrity, zeal and a.
bthty have long been distinguished in his
M Iesty's service and who does not APP
pear, on the present occasion, to have COM
mttrd ally intentional offence against the
/ government Of the United States.
\ AN commanded to inform you, that Mr..
\ Jackson is ordered to deliver over the
charge Of his MaJesty's affairs in America
| to person properly qualified to carry on the
0 binary intercourse between the two gov
ernments, WHICH his Majesty is sincerely de-
slrnus Of cttlivating on the most friendly
ms.
I As a additional testimony Of this dispo-
sltion. | am authorised 10 assure YOU, that
,hs Majesfv Is ready to receive, with sant-
mems Ofuudniinshed amity aud good will,
any communication which the government
XII thc need States may deem beneficial To
the mugual interest Of both countries, thro'
a by channl Of negotiation which may APP
pear advantageous to that government.
| request that you viii accept the assn
rsnCt " Tie high consid Grafton with which
/ have tie honor to be,
\ Sir, Your most obedient and humble SER
want,
iSigned) WELLESLEY.
WrAidDt Rnctaey, Esq. u. T'c. TIC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
Ne5y HIT AfaHiJaH5,y 1t Nsrtt-
Yarmouth.


INFORM the Inhabitants ot Northyarr1outh
: and irs vicinity, that they have eitahliihed
ihoP for the mandatory OF HATS in irs
different departments, near the Hay-lcaes !;
where the pubic may be accommodated with
their Ware q a. cheap rate a. in any place
id the DiRrict.
EF Calh given for Hating Furs < Lambs
Skins. NsrftyarzsHfB, May 25
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CAUTION

a LII perfons are cautioned againt pn4 !
chatting Certain Notes OF Hand bearing
date April 81, 1910, drawn BY the fuhlcri-
her ia favor Of DAVID LEARNED, As ali the
Notes OF Hand ever made by the fublcrib1r
in favor Of fad Learned, were gwen a. dou-
bic iecurity, and are conceived I'D BE- invalid
VOID, aud totally without confederation.
ISddC ROBINSON
Nay %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
TAKE NOTICE -
ELIPHALEI WHAREE

ELIPHALET WHARF,.
INFORMS bis friends and the public TIA.
= ne has taken the fhop in l1il5fr Street. for
merry occupied by DAVIS BELFoRD, aud nert
door 70 MeiIrs Hszg & Evans'r Store, wher.
he Misunderstanding on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
with heatnels and deipatch. Ezzy z8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

IA twill'd ditto,
A great variety Of
CHECKED fix Hand
kerchiefs,
Black fix ditto,
Pu!icat * Madras do.
Pocket Hkfs.
White bordered do.
Bandannas,
Iwill'd cotton ditto,
Mems cotton, beaver
& bucklkin Gloves,
Ladies beaver, kid,
Yorktan and fix
habit ditto,
Ladies long white &
coloured ak ditto,
Mems cotton Hofe,
Ladies white and col
CURED ditto.
Durants /; Duroys,
RuRels /; Calanancos,
Shalloons,
Cotton and thread
Laces,
Check Linens,
Silk Paralols, with
netting and fringe,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Ribbons /; terrets,
Tapes ; Pins +; TwiR,
Sewing Silk,
Cotton Balls,
Millinett I; Braces,
Shirt Buttons ; Fans,
Hair Combs,
Oil Cloths,
Quality and Shoe Bin
dIngs,
Super6ne black, navy
| blue, brown and
| fashionable mix't
| Broad Cloths,
Black, white, drab g
! fashionable mix I
| CaMmeres,
Imperial Cords,
! A great variety Of
| India Cottons,
Checks, SJe. t5e Ge.
a quantity Of Philadel-
J and Birdie LEATH-
re Of the fri quality,
" as can be purcEafed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
ENOCH MOULION,

no. s, ToEsi Ron, ErsBange-Erest,
LIAS jua received Al afiortment Of
= II retry, fancy articles, and
Military Apparatus,
Of all kinds, which lie offers for Gale on the
mott reaionable terms.
Ltkrrvye--A complete afortment Of
Turtle Shell CoDlh5,
A. cheap A. can he 2urchafel Al any nore in
own. iHIs 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

Super6ne midling and plumb cold Luf-
lew priced Broad trings
Cloths Green India Sarfnett,
Black, drab, mix d and Black Canton and
bottle green Cali Italian Grapes
meres AN elegant afortmenr
Imperial ribb'd do, Of fancy Mullins
Velvets and Thickletts 7-8 and "A Irifh Lin
Black, Cinnamon and mems
crimion tabby Vel 8 4, o. and IA cot
vets ton Diapers
Cotton Cathmeres "a, and A, Dama1k
Warrington itripes table I.nnen
and GrandureIls Damaik Napkins
Patent Nankeens. Silk and Cotton
Blue ditto Handke-chiefs, Of
Summer VeitIngs, Of every description
the newell faihlons s plain and twil'd
Agreat variety Of cor cotton Shawls
ded agur'd ana Fancy Muffin do.
plain white Cam Brtiih Cottons
bricks India Co,tons. Of eve
Buff, brown, purple, ry quality and price
lead and black ditto Long cloths,
CaIlicoes and Furn- "a. 26 and % inch
lures cotton Umbrellas
Hair Cord Gentlemen's aud La
Scotch plaid dies leather Gloves
Fine and common Ladies extra long and
Ginghams habit white and
Cotton and worried coIored ditto
Hollery Sewing Silks
An ailortment of hgu- Twiils, Doom and
red and plain Rib gilt Buttons
bons Flattick cotton Bra
Black nix, for Yelling ces, &c, &c.
Black fate, dove and
Portland May %, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
t'e5y Spring = Summer Goo-!s
GEORGE HILL & co.
No. ;, Afy5gi Rezv.
LAyE jun received a large and exIenive
ahortment Of
Spring and Sammer G99iS,
- HILL & co.

among "hich are
Leno, Book, Jackonet
and Cambria Muf-
Inns.
a great variety Of
corded Lace,
Seeded and fancy fig
ured ditto,
"a 4 A & g. white
Cambrics,
. q, 4 A & s q black
and coloured ditto,
London Prints,
Very handGome light
and dark Calicoes,
"A printed Cambrics,
g 4 * A fashionable
Ginghams,
Hamilton Cords
Copperplates,
Patch Furnitures,
Dimities,
Cambria ditto,
Linens,
Britiih Shifting,
ludia Long Cloths,
Long Lawn,
Black Canton Grape,
Black Italian ditto,
India Sattins,
Black India Luftrings,
Black and coloured
Florence ditto,
Blue Nankins,
Cotton Cahimeres.
Warrington Stripes,
Buff Nankinet,
Very nice black fix
Florentine Veiting,
Fashionable London
ditto,
Velvets; Velveteens,
1'hickfetts I; Satinetts,
Tabby Velyets,
Brown Holland,
Cotton and Rufia Di-
aper,
Cotton DamaR,
Silk Shawls,
Cotton ditto,
a few very handfome
A4o-JuR received
phia Skirting, Harne
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

BRITAIN AND THE u. STATES.
Il is fully understood that the John Ad-
ans took out The stipulations upon which the
Marquis Wellesley and Mr.. Pinckney a.
greed to adjust at differences, subject to
the sanction o. The American government
and this appears tne most certain, from in
teiigencc which has recently transpired,
namely, that Mr.. Morier has been appoint
ed TO succeed Mr.. Jackson as British Pieni-
potentiary in America. Mr. Morier has
lately been employed as British Consul, in
the Morea; and IS nephew to the gentle-
man of the same name, who is Secretary 10
the Persian Embassy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
Tour TO the He6rides.

OHf ~ INC 11COf SLEJ.
r YMAN, MALLORY * co. Insurance
IL BUIlDIscs, Exsbaage16reet, have this day
pubIiihed in extra ooards--price dollar
and %,
Il 1surHy to the Wsfern Jaands Of
Scotland,
By SAMUEL Johnson Z. l. D.--Firlt Amer
lean edition. My l3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
Samuel Whituore, Jun. Elqs. ERats.
Nay %.

Samuel Whitmore, jun tlq's. Etat5.
THE Creditors TO the Eltate Of SAMUEL.
WHlTMORE. jun. lase If GorAzm, Ei~
deceafed, are hereby notified that sIMoN fiut-
ToN, Executor Of the I4it VIII Ut Tad deceaf-
Cd, has exhibited 70 me his account of adnin
iftration on iaid eltate, and thar the fame VIII
he conlidered by nae AZ PROBATE Court, ID be
holden AZ tie Rcgiiter's Office On the lacond
Wednesday 10 June next, At tee o'clock "A
NJ. when and where they will have All oppar-
funi'y 10 make their objections 10 he i4pse,
if any they have.
SAM FREEMAN, JUG. IF saif Gs4,t.
Mqy 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
FOREIGN OFFICE, MARcH II, 1910.

FOREIGN OFFICE, MARCH II, l5IU
SIR,
The letter which 7 had the honor to re-
eeive from YOU under date Of I'd January,
together wJh the addItional paragraph re-
cseised on the Gath January, has been laid
before the king.
The several conferences which I have
held with you respecting the transactions
g which your letter refers, have, trust
SATISFIED you, that it is the sincere desire of
ms Mlesy's government, On the present
OCCASION, ID AVOID any discussion waich
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
NEW GOODS.
JOHN Johnson.

HAS juft received and is now opening at his
Store No 2, Union Row Middle ltreet,
great variety Of
UropfaH Q India. Spring & Summer
GOODS
Of the la:eft importations which he offers for
fale on The MOT Reasonable terms-among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

THE lublcriber hereby gives public noti.4
70 all concerned, that The mas been dug
appointed and has taxen upon hercif lha
truR III Adn;uIllrztrIx cn be tllAe Of
WILLIAM BARNARD,
late Of Dixfied, III the ruun;y of oxford y5o.
nan, dsceatsd, IN giving bond = the lazy I'LL
reefs She ruGAells All perlons who are in-
debted % ihe lad drosslsd's eaa-s to nA>e
immediate paynleuii ana thUIe who have
any demand. ;Alrc0n, 10 e1hibn tie Lame III
ANNA BA1N I'D.
Disfsl4 5Eg sl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

THE fubfcribsr hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has beer duly
appointed and mas taken upon bImIelf the
fruit Of Admiuiitrator ol the eltstc of
ROBERT DR1NKWATER,
i1ts Of NorthyarnoutlI, ID the county Of Cum
bertrand, mariner, decaied, by giving bond A
The law directs He therefore requcfs All
perlons who arc indebted TO the Iaid deceal
eds eftaEe, 10 make immediate payment; and
thUfe who have any demands ILeIcon, Io e.
hibIt the fame 10
PEREZ DRINKWATER.
Nay 25, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
FRESH GOODS.


RI AS juA rrraiyct al af0rtnienr Of CC0D7,
iuitz5.s s1r the Prefent and approach
ing seatou winch IL now offers for fale Al VII
store, head Of Exchange ltrret, formerly EitlI-
Rrect. May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
Wanted TO Charter.

- A VESSEL from one TO two
III hundred tons, to make voy-
1RX age to England.-Apply at this
NA Office.
~ May 28.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
WILLIAM CROSS,

no. 3, Ing WJa,f,
HAS Iuf received per fctooner Friendiilip,
: z0O bbls. freih fuperhne FLOUR,
40 half bbls ditto,
10 bbls. Clear PORK,
4 bales COTTON,
trees RICE,
500 buihes Of white Rock SALT.
W4y %, 1910. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

TO be Let-Cbeap,
GTORE No. i, JONES Row-Enquire Of
- JOHN =. THURSTON,
No. 4, Central RyzD.
May 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

Ago-Juft received quantity of Philadel-
Phia Skirting, Harness and Birdie LEATH-
Err.
The above Goods are of the 6rf quality,
and will be fold as low as can be purcEafed
10 town. May %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
Leather-W hoiesete q Retail.
B. TATE,
Tanner &c Curricr,

I NFORA;S the public in general and his
friends and customers in particular, tina.
he has lately received from Philadelphia
and Lancaster a large quantity of Soal,
Skirtiug ard Upper Leather, Calf Skins
and Calf Skin boot Legs, of excellent qnal-
.ity (phrchased by himself,) which in adj
diticn 10 the large stock in his lanyard,
makes very extensive and compieat rs.
scrsa,ens of Leather Of the bes9fauaiity,
viz
Slaughter ansl Spanish TI~e Seal,
Skirting, Harness, Black & ~ II Bril-
de, Wax'd and Russet,e, Upper and
Kips, Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bellows HIDES, Wax'd Black GRAND
aud Fair Calf Skins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins Tan'd and Taw'd, Wax'd Cali
aud Cordovan Boot Legs and Corda-
van Roundings.
Also few Hundred Spanish Dry II
Hides, -For sale at reasonable prjcts for
Ready Money, a, his Currying Shop a,s,
Leather Store, secand door below the BELL
Tavern.
READY MONEY given for good r AW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, Ger 81, 1910. It IS d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
NOTICE!il

A Ii Persons who have claias a.
( A gainss the essate of Peter q! sley
deed. are requested to send in&hs;r
accounts ira aaediately to The suDscfi-
Der, and all those indebted to said es.
tate are intreatcd to make speedy pay
iuent TO
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. s, $780, (.f)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
N oTICE

ny virtue of deed OF truss executed to
the Svbscribers by Thomas Woold-
ridge. n, and Polly his wife, for the pur-
pose ofseraring the payment Of certain
Sum Of money thereia mentioned, will be
expased to sale for ready money, at VIM
terHeid, in the ceon,y of Ches,eq14d, on
Friday the 2nd day OF Ncvembsrt nexf.
COAL. MINES caii'd and kncwn BY the
name of WpOLDRIDGE'S PITTS, ly.
irg in the s1id county CT Chesterfield a.
bout II miles from Manchester, and i'm
msdiately OH The Buckingham Road. Al
50 one Negro Boy by name Daniel, and a
Girl by maine Yau,cr, and two feather
beds and furniture.
8 EDWARD MOSEIY
BEV. C. STANARD,
EDMD. LOCKETT.
Oct. s. 1910,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
RFlEcTIoNs tn A FIELD OF
GREEN CORN.

Wnue av'r'ce PROMPTS IN taievish deeds,
Ard doa,s on furtive gain;
While vengeance fierce, and bloody creeds,
Mark fell Ambitious reign
White Ocean foauis and proudly roars
Meath LUXURY and pride.
And heaves contagious to her shores,
With every woe beside -
White Navies thuhtIer-C;ties grcap.
Consumd with wasting fire,
And murd'rous bands and Tyrants own
.By death, their fierce desirEG
VIII lie pomp and passants, rise or fall
WIFI prospect or despair,
Now shine with hopes that quickly pail.
iHRN quivering DIE with FEAR.
White Revolution holds her sway,
Scafh'ng The cfi,nson'd globe
sweeping all human things away
And SCARCE can bear her load
Oh let mr. from the iunu!t hie
And seek the trarquil shade
Where bca1gies in prcfoSsion vie.
To tell now they were made.
Where serene peace, and soitude,
Bless natures grand abode,
And by LovE.GIvINO PLENTITuDE,
Dis end the HEART with God.
In ev'ry blade of rns'ling corn,
easily uescry,
The finger, which did it adorn,
1T speaks the Deity.
Its yerdure, SHAPE It's mellow smell,
And the nutritious load
Bespesk DESIGN aud Uss too well,
Net 20 BESPEAK ==G d. I,
Sweet zepnyrs! that a,uund me fy,
A'd WATT a fragrant load
You breathe a sweetness quite too high,
To be no breath of-=(iyd.
We Chor sters from natute's bow'r.
- .
Weicou.e to- charm this tranqu.i hour,
With yonr soraphic no,es,
Chaunt on, sweet choic y ur melody.
|, 1Tro' its soft IN ~ veiR-
Divineiy sings De ~,
Auo glorifies his reign.
Ye buzzing, hurnming insects too,
Tho short are your few days
5sill-to your short vccst,on tue, s
You BUz ard HUM his prise.
0h ! may ever tnsy I've, -
Like YOU, Eihe 'rai band
IL Ike y5u c;gserili rSS'fehee give,
II God, witEout DEMAND.
II on bsblng brock ard all the throug
That In tiny waters dweit--
! Thy B,BLIkc, and ThfIR ckoAkINe
Song N
In loud Hossnras. swell
'Msdst this enchan ment .et me feast,
On a celestial love-
AID humb!y race Gods grace: ard rest,
Al lasr, with him Above.
Let batries rage, let tetsspests Wind,
AID Ocean thunder roand;
Let APfETITEs and PASSIONS join'd,
Conspfre to DYE tie GROUND,
Let coovuIs'd nature gaze altar,
At an FxprRING FAns,
Ard trembling, shrink from ghastIy var
Ardi die athoffor's Nance
The wreck treT endt Us shall not yield
10 me, the least alright
+ he VITO RICHLY cloth'I this field,
CAN VEST MY souL WITH MIGHT.
May 1 abstain nom nerbcus siu,
- Live "a mid, mai peace,
And never fear TO look with n,
Ere DEATH my soul reiesss.
SOLITAIRE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
From Go5bett's Weekly Political Regis
ter Of NAY r2M, 1870.
NARRATIyE,
RELArISG TO MR.. o'coNNoR.


The public will NOT have forgotten,
thai, at the time when the foicirle en-
Try was made at SIR Francis BupGett's
house at the time, when the arDau .vas
called firth to execute the zOdfrGiat of
The h0notd6ie honse at the time when
the soldiers, in pursuance Of the obj CT,
entered sir FrMcis's dwelling, forced
this true Englishman's ca tie, and, With
muskets loaded, bayonsts fixed, swords
drawn, and the match at The touch.hole
OF the cannens, succeeded in forcing
him to a prison at that time Mrs Ro-
ger O'Connor was in sir Ffancis's
house. The public, or, at leass tia
part Of the pubic, VINO have been, for
he last hfteen years, in the habit oil at
tending to Political matters, knovstha:
about thirteen years ago, MIR. Ar,bus
O'Connor, younger brother ct Mr..
IO'Counor, was charged with treasona.
Die designs, and, after some vain at.
tsmpts at producing legal conviction
OF him, the government OF Ireland en-
tered into treaty with him, sgreein
TO drop al Pr proceedings against Ger ar
OF his friends, ADD to put stcp 20 IL,
works OF the army against the peopi,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
N OTIC +.

ON "Wednesday the l7h instant at the Iasc
dwelling house of Peer Tinsley, deceased,
WILL RE SOLD,
BY Hudion, the Household and Kitchen Fur
ni,aye aud Other personal psope' W belonging 20
his esta'e, amongst which are a Coach snd
pair of Horse, and many other va usoie a,,icles
A@psoved tRdcfred nsgotisb;e nctei u 60 days
VII be required for all sums abrvs {, so. unse.
That pm o5sh.
AZ sane lime a-d place viii be hired sssp,ber Q {
S L A v J. 5,
Among whom a.e Carpenter, soM5| ksieA SIC
kcure wants and ssverai Isbouress acc as, ONE d
20 ptnsa,ion wost. The terms will be proclaim :.
ed GA he day OF ssle.
a Nd
On ratn'dfy 9Oth instant. at the p'antaiio of
shs 6ese1ent in Hanover, called Ma, field, abaus
z miles fen Richmond, will he soH all the Der
sonai property there n, consisting ct Horsts.
l2a'ss, Cattle, ShefP. Hogs, pansA'iOu utensils
AID he cFep Of Con now standing Twelve
Sncnshs credit win be given on all snrs above
tweasy collars, the Puseaaseis giving bond wi.h
approved secu,its,
James Brown, jr. Admir-.
o0ober 4sh, 1910. sds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09


Letter from w L M ma,isfr, Dropsy,s
bert, Esq OF Wash. Bowel complaint,
ifgtcn CITY, Oh the Pain in tie Back,
grer- and anfnlar Piles, Sore Mouth !.
eclipse OF the sun, To prevent stone
which wall take fruit from falling
place on the 17th before it is ripe.
Sept paftica. To dye beautiful
larry As seen at & durable Hack.
Hhcamcpd aud Its 3cale of deIrec iatI
vicinity. on Of paper cur
Al ingenious essay On rency, established
the substance of The By the General
sun- DITTO on Assembly OF Viz
the Moon, Sc. ginis, Nov. 1882.
from the Critical Fros,y Cellars
Reyew. Anecdore of an l.
The ccmmon Lct=a IRISH soldkr in the
Poem. AmericaEfevola
Account of A new ins tionary war.
yentieh ter DistiyA English Monarehs.
ling, by P. hrrins- Acting Pun.
tn Of North Care. Meteorological jcurs
Ina. nal ef WIFE,
An account Of new. temper.
ly invented Domes. MaxiniS &c. &c.
TIC Sp;srer With LfSt of civil officers
six sPnfdles. which ia yirg mia, Gov
viii do as much ernor, Counc.i4
work 10 a Cay as lors, Judg OF
or persons IN the the Court ii APP.
common way made peals, High cour S
IN Aiezandf a, price Of Cbsneery, Gen
from 90 10 go dolis' erai Court, &c
aad may be mana Delegates TO Gene
gid by child OF 10 raj Assembly.
years cid. Delegates TO Con-
A rsmsrkable Pro- gress.
phccy, by the late Superior and Couh !.
Rev Jonu Wesley. " Couft days III
Simple cures for the Virginia.
the greater part '---
orIginal reeipes1 rThis remedy has
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GERS, CbhOia1hs, 1T kichmsnd IN 7 or
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aud Fever hheu~ ways with success.
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Oct. $. 1910,

r AND FOR SALE.-By vir,ue of a
IL decree OF the Superior CcDrt of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond District, will be
offered for sale at CuMberlard Cour.
House on Monday the 22d inst. being
Court day, that valuable
Tract Of Land,
belonging to the estate of peterfrll Trent,
decd. containing by estimation,- 733 acres,
lying ~ 'he County OF Cumberland. or
WIilis's river, and adjoining the town of
Cara, for the purpose of raising a sun, Of
mcney therein mentioned, due aud owing
10 the estate Of Alexander Trsm decd
the ccntigui'y of this land TO tbqktoD, OF
Cara; where there is Merchant II II
which will no doubt, in short time be
in complete repair, and consequently Will
require large quant,,y OF wieat, &c. as
we'll al tobacco inspec iiop--.and being Il
the head Ct the 'navigabie waters of WI
hiss river, render it enc of the most
desirable tracts of land in thar part of the
country. Added to these, the lard is of
excellent quality, and web adsp<ed to the
Culture of tnbacco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous 20 the day Of sale, this land
will be laid eff in lote, aud sold to suit pur-
chasers- and the terms Of sale, liberal,
cBiy ore third will be required when tine
years for the bslance-- bonds and securi
~ will DC demanded, secured by a deed Of
trust il required by the
COMMISSIONERS.
Gets. ltdsl
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Tracts of l. and,

belonging tothe estate of Pe.erfield Trent,
deed. vizl-onc tract Containing 400 acres,
in Henrico county. On the Turn Pike
Read, and distant frcm the city of Ricii-
mond abont seven ni;ies--the other, cen,
tanning 100 acres in the county OF Ches.
terrified. Aud adjoining t.ie town of Man.
chester, or so n,ica thereof az will be
sufficient to raise the sum of 6 1855 1Ss.
Al. with interest thereon from January 10,
17S9-and all costs attending The said suit
and carrying the above decree into, eject.
The Commissioners.
Sept. Is, 1910. ids.
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Mr.. ESitor,
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ri your Paper.