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The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

,ith.stress. i'irn ore, administered lie
Lozcnges, gleeasle to tie directions, to his
child of a mont old--the first of which ex.
PEELED Worm rneaiuring 20 inches long
near half an inch thick, the second doie ex-
PEELED another 1 inches 10 3 & the fame thick
ned, and quantity of imail worms mixed with
slime, &c. The child enjoys good itate OF
health.
Ihoufands of our fellow citizens have re-.
eived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced TO the lait ltage of diieale, aud many
families of the frlt rcipectability have given
public teitmony of the altonilhing cures FER
formed with the above preraratons. The pro-
pretors are we'll aAured that Jingle trial OF
any article here enumerated, will convince the
noR prejudced perion in it's utility.
To detect counterfeits, obierve than none
can be genuine without the Ggnature of
Michael Lee, & Co.
(Latc Richard Lee & Son.
N. B.-Each and every medicine above enu-
murated, have directions delcribing their mode
of uie in the molt perfect manner.
Sold at
Le-Skffs5r. .t1i Mathew r. Lockerman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Market -ltreet,
Wilmington.
December Q, 1900 ly
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Patent W ashing Machines

TaSHf. subscriber respectfully informs his
y friends and ,hc public in general, that he
mas, ea,ne time aso, purchased an exclusive right
Of ra n4 and vending Patent Washmg Aachiaes
thF"E ~, The hundreds of Brandywinc and
Crstiu!. N New-Caste county, number of
Hi.ic tachnes he has already made, which
h aeen tried by divers persons and highly APP
pIe ~ q, as thry save great part OF the ahour
Of y ,,h!na " the usual way, and are less injur-
o'is 10 cla,hts. lie will continue 70 make and
have a supply ot them on hand, which he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom and will also sell TO any per-
son righ, TO make and use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Nl.ninpton Ian. 21 1900. f
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
f;enuine Lees Elixir

u eli uInC Lee S iIlAiI -
! !overtisn remedy 70, Colds, cbitinate Conghs'
Ca.arrhs, Asthnas, Sore 1hroats, aud aP-
preaching ,Coniumptiona.
A iinslr tfial of this medicine will prove its
sscacicus quality in reaoring Perlp'ration
sommon to healthy people, itdi'lodges and ex'
sels the tongh vifcic phlegm or uucuF, itrength-
.pinp the weakened veslels Of the lungs, thus
arikiug at the roor of the diiorder; the fymP-
toms Of courie are eteetually and permanently
conquered, The great number Of cures p.erfor!-
med by this elegant and uieiul preparation, IS
rufficient to convince thoie that labour un
der colds, coughs, &c. of being immediately
relieved. For the information OF thoie perions,
if any there be, thar have nor heard OF the bal
fannie qualities of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names Of the following perfons, who are well
known to our citizens in general as perions OF
integrity and Rrict vcracity From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that
three yeas conGlnption, common cold, or
cough, are ali With cafe removed by LEES
ELIXIR.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Military School,

ne Members Of accompany OF W1l,ptaptoy
Atgaf- Agtaatry Blues, are requested 10 attend
at the house of Eli Lam5ourn, inkceper, cverv
Saturday evening, until the 25th of March en-.
sung, ioI TIC purpose Of improving thense!ye,
~ military tactics. Persons wishing 10 become
members OF said company arc also invited TO
a'tend-out none else will tic adnlitted.
BY order,
u,,.. Joseph Jones, Sec'ry.
''msoston, ,Iao, 27, l3i0.-~e,.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
ITILMING TON COLLEGE,

THE Trustees of Wilmington College
l. take pleasure IN being able to announce
to the public the revival of the Latin school
in this institution. under the immediate
care Of Mr.. Rigelow and general superln-
tendance of the Rev. DR.. Read. The heal
Thy situation of Wilmington, its character
for morality, the goodness OF ITS marSes
and choice of best boarding houses, joined
to the evidence of MIR. Bigelow's capacity
as teacher, and the long and justly esta-
hlished reputation Of DIR, Read as success
tul preceptor, all concur to recommend this
seminary to the attention of Parenta ana
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa~
tion and improvement Of the youth insruss"
ed to their care, especially when they are
further assured that the other departments
Of the College are provided with tutors tux
ly adequate to their appointments, and c.
unexceptionabe moral characters
BY order of the Board,
ROBERT HAMILTON, ! 8
EBENEZFR A. SMITH,
JOHN'RUMSEY,
WILLIAM FRYCE, )c
fuiy %, 1909.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14


Blue, black, brown ,drab. Marseillcs quiltings
coIbcan, bottle green, fustlaas and jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
superhne cloths Sinshaw and Mapt,.
Carssmercs silks
Bennet's patent cord Silk & york tan sovc.
Coatlngs and hanneis bahdanua and Madras
Forest cloths handlerchiefs
Velvcls and constitution Cammel's hair shawls
cords checkered and striped
Beverecrs linens
7S and A. Irish linens Damask shawls
blue yellow nankeens fussla &dowlas linens
Wide aud narrow cotton Rattinets &bombaze,,s
eassllneres :, tied Z green booking
Chintzes and callicoes baize
Camhflck and common Brown hollands
dlmitlcs Suspendeis
ahmancoes tlr rellas & parssoI,
t)uran' and Jones SPIN Black satns and fo-
ming ,entnes
lotion and woFsfed ho- SCISSORS s. pen-knives
sieiy Silk hose
Nolcred, ehambray, y,cam- CHI & plated buttons
brick, jaclSanes, null Oh cloths
null, India, British Trunks
book ,gurrah, ,bafta, g, Morocco & kid shoes
leno Wuslins &c, &c.
y. 3, Country Store Keepers SUPPLIED on .,,e
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
tlAMILr0,>'s l'!.lA.R,

HAMlLTCM'o FElA.R,
Ind as 0sso,inirnt ef the jaltowiog eeitd;e and
c,letyaied Mtdicines hupe jns1 6eea received
from The h-ohrtttors Jicdirine Storc, Ne7v
York, and are FIR ,ale al PETER BRrNBERc's S
bookstore, U7tmmeton.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
George Harwcod.
Market street, Baltimore.

.s',s,ts r. III & goa,
yos ar Al liberts Il rahiia, for sse good
of Other lhc bsneiit Iia>e received from your
sxc-let Yrenaiation. called 81 Lees l.iixir "
Reap aAlici 4 with violent pa Nc i the breast,
los Of appetite and aebiir5 q the who'c ff-
rem Which lepieied ne li.as.s \, All nj TO bu-
iinefs, icing a,iyifed So RI yonr a-llxir. pro-
cured jwp bolties CT NeGi. w arner &, Hanna,
which las entirely renewed the complaint, and
re tored mo T. a pc. fret stare of health From
tie good Ell Cts ot you, hiixir was led to
surnot' sir other ~ dicines we're equally ef-
ficoc ~. Hteh induced nr1 g.ve your Norm
LIZ, se. n, CHI dr.n and with pleaiure
int yru, they had the delired effect. Any
othe 'nio'm";on niai! rive OIL application TO
me a. j. houte lys get. altirore
John Keller.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
J. a Smith,
Market street, t'ell's Point.

Lees Worm DESTROYING I.ozenges.
which eift tttua, di.. q all kinds of worms from
pcricns Of every age.
ihe following 8 not ingnlar irilance Of
tie aflscss Of won, in adults.
eisssrs. e. Lee end San,
70, 10. & time was afH cted with faintinq
~ stinng'p t,,s i,.w.', pain5 in the tomach
ana ,sas. z u fae t-.A TX ads &C 4 an
saiGent ptshsiag. - vi .it}aa--lorGp.e now
= eatss - the ~ 'athoi} fra!pect IT death
%hse aaFt' . m% i; sa@aa Feco,ce,ed lie manv
So - .ave .4s'. rFc med ~ NJ b,
@t# 1ri.y& ~. isapf,d nm a$s.5s a
. a.a4 F'711. "'isi; a1S t.lg rcl, elaoled :
- ia..ss i 1ta e a,y4.snr
ne ~H" &i..t..,!. .;.Ges asncGt IN, iclf,g
SsAtt I M da.y +. letcasrie ID them 10 al, n
s-GnaiHlaaca st II .xr, have hern sent H.
y" II y i4sa.''. t.H.y IL Be,h,e IL 10 ne
\ artt' a''@ sa.. i''.i ls who might lie If
- 't4 s.H my other information
Ss.. y al3rr e1iJirA 10
n Calharine Walker.
80 Nsiketfpacc
Ad"ard higgins.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Mr., r. lie {. na.

Me,3 r. Ire {. iDa,
was attacked with violent cold, fe-
ver' aab a4d paius in II breast, which con
tinacs !, 2rnw worie during wl,n tnc my
ape. y failed ard my voice a,tetd 10 .uch,
Thar was with the utmost exertion | could
rroaaance a fng!e fen-eqce louder than my
breath some Of my friends having cbleryed to
ne, iar much good had been done By Les
y--adviied me to procure BOTTLE from
Neiii- Warner Z Hanna which accordingly
did to 'hoie rerlons, nnacqnainted with
tic irc.it, ofthis medicine it ai'l appearaston
ilhi, that three doies i|,ould emo. e he pains
il i ',reass, and tile ule tie bottle restored
i,ie rc1fet, heaith.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
" hoopli,g Cough

This difcovery is of the frft magnitude, as it
afford. immediate relief, checks the progreis
and in ihort time emit ely removes the most
.rusl difo der to which chlllree arc liable
the Elixir is 20 perfectly agreeable and the doie
70 fnall thar no difficulty ariies i'll taking it.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
lanes Garclner

z } ESpECI FULL informs his yrisna,
-AAana the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side of NJ arket-strec,
one door above Spackman & Crubbs, (near.
ly opposite the post-ol6ce) where he has,
opened large assortment of elegant Dru
II. ,r,r.,r~ ,,h
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Aie.srs. r Ire & Son,


The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
caler LEE, ELIXIR, induces me to give you
sh certificate for publication, to point to my
Tuder NJ fellow n,ortals the road 70 health, The
mosr valuable Of all earthly poaeilions. For
arwalas Of three years | hs E heeo afflicted
wi,h fevsre cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lowneis Of fpirit,, and gradual wasting Of the
Acil havng trie different medicines recon-
n,ended for fuch CATS wi,htut receiving an
real tenehF fortunately one Of your adyertile-
n,eats was given to me and immediately ap.
piled to MIR. Narce, IFS Market ltreet, for
lon,c Of your ELIXIR which ha' contrary to
Tie expectations of my friends, restored ne to
ny former good stare Of health. ANY nio:ua-
;ion viii 5e given BY me.
George Harwcod,
Market street, Baltimore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

&c. relative 70 prin.inE, Se ilis.s vo'.'rc'
contain an account o. ancient nlaAulCupt
hooks, ard tie method Of bcukHakrg, be
fore the dic0gery Of prinnag-of ilumina
lions Nv TIE icribes--of ancient and m0dera
engraving and paper nAking--o The Prac-
tice of printing IA China-of The ddc0very X
difpof;on Of the art ID Europe, with brief
acconn; Of ancient printer and a ht Of ne
frit who practied tie art ia Europe, Aha.
Africa and America ancient Coiophons az
by printers--ths Introduction Inio the van
Gus parts Of the United sta,es, and the colo
mes Of foreign nations ia America BIO
graphical Rctch of all The printers in 1he
Elglifi colonies from the fri lettlemeut of
each colony 10 the period Of the revolution
memoirs of prolecutions for liheis--an account
OF al the Newspapers that were pubIihed
before the revolution aud lilt OF AL that
aTe now printed in The uniled States, with a
calculation of the number circulated annual
Iy-sn account Of paper mills and the guam
try of paper fuppoled TO be manufactured
yearly-new invented printing Pfeiies with
Description Of one called the patent circular
prels, calculated 70 carry fix or more forms,
and 10 be worked by wafer, or by means Of
a horie, of which a luccei.ful experiment. has
lately been made from the model d the in
ventors in Bottom. In the e volumes are 10
terlPeried anecdo'es Of printers, &c, aud ma,
ny particulars not before puhiihed relating
10 the Hlitory OF the country, and others
which aided IN bringing forward tn. revoiu-
ton. 10 which Is added an account Of all
the tookleliers ia the colonies, now the Uni
ted States, from the irit fettIement of the
country TO the year l775.
The work il IN two volumes 9vo contain
ing 600 pages, well printed on vellum paper,
and has five plates, one Of which il a fac lmhe
of the frlf article known TO be printed in Eu.
rope by the difcoverer of the Art of Printing !;
two are fac fIniIes of the printing types 6ra
u(ed in England, another reprelents cylindri
cal printing preiles accompanied by a deicrip-
ton of them rtle eth Is an InGian Gazette
The price OF the two volumes IN boards, is lax
dollars or fix dollars leventy FIVE cents. hand
iomeiy bound.
AS fmall edition only of this work Is pub
Iilhed, no more copies can be forwarded than
may be actually engaged by the time above
mentioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
liter AIRY ARTICLE.

H,fory Of P,iatiss-- This work, by the Ten
TO- Mr.. Thomas, of Worceiter, Mailach,derts,
is now completed At the Prefs- AS DO oppor-
tunity was given thoie gentlemen, who wish
TO be fupphed wSth theie volumes 10 engage
'.em by fublcripsion and as many, Particu.
iarly prihters and booksellers, IN various parts
of the 0ontineu, have exprehed a delire to
poiisls copies, this IS 70 requeit Thoie who are
inclined TO become purchaiers, TO tend III
their names 10 SAMUEL FREEMAN, Eiq III
Portsud, by the hrlt day Of October, next en-
flung, when return wal be made 70 the pup
tiher of the work in Bolton, and the number
If copies vhich may, by that time be engaged
will be immediately forwarded TO Portland.
Among many o1sioes apd in.eSeaiag sTti-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
Evening School.

THE inbfcriber's Evening School will he
opened on MoFDAy EvFNINc. ysossfsssfb
September nlt at the q d South school, houle,
where Ne will inAruct ihole wfrb Apply "a
either Realing, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geogr ApEy, aud uie Of the tA!rhe.
Terms, dollars Ter quarter, one raid IN
advance. Candies, pans and ink found by lie
fubfcriber. LiAe=giiS,
Navigation, Surveying. BooiS Keeping ~
Single or Double Entry. and I.urer Obierva-
,ions by that ihort, e4fy a1d accurate me ~
cd Of Dunn's Linear Tables, will be laugh. ty
William Moo4y.
Psttlar6, SEPT 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
Dem0cTQcY rtt1f mad.

we somewhere have heard OF man
who had but one story to tel, and that
was about a snuff box. Whether he
were told Of birth or death, Of things
gay or grave whatever incident was
related to him, he replied, " This puts
me in mind Of very good story about
Z snuff box III &c were a maniac.
there are thousands In our country as
much so, and in the same way.
Tell them Of Nafloteon'o se;zing at
ore swoop, American property TO tine
amount almost of one half our national
debt; Of his Selling il without any
warning, nay, after it had oeen invited
TO the ports Of his allies, and after reg
ular eniry-they instantly fail raiilnS
a, England. Fell them Of the French
Rambuiler decree, which dooms 10
seizure and sale all American vessels
despatch vessels excepted), |" that,
reckoning from the last OF May, 1909,
may have already entered, or that shall
subsequently enter the ports OF France,
her colonies, or the territories occupi-
ID by the French arms"-tell them OF
this, thev wax warm and express rage
moi al raHcc--not at -Ngtoteon,-but
at EnSiand.-They so back 10 the rev
dictionary war, and rare about prison
ships * starvation, and The bones at the
Wallabout. The murder of Pierce *
the attack on the Chesapeake, kndie
their Ire anew they invoke the sput
OF &c, 10 animate the country 70 ven
6eance on England.
We are not advocates for England,
nor disposed to justify or paliate any
81 Ser euLt doirgs. This much, howeV-
er, justice comPels us to say: Eng
land has been, for the most part, Tor
several years past considerably quiet
toward America except as to her or
ders in council, which MIR. Armstrong
terms theoretical rather than hracucat.
She might easily, at any time, sweep
The American commerce in every SEA.
She has nor done it. She pHSht have
seized, a. France actually has done, ai
our vessels IN her ports and halbors' x
nlhose OF Ter colonies and conilsca-
ted their cargoss and imprisoned their
crews. sac hes done ~ saeh ih'ng -
Our vessels were permitted 90 remain
secure al 10 depart IN peace. SAe
,fght, Iii ne maHner Of Napoleon, have
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
EOR THE GAZETTE.
CHRONICLES.
{ LATTER q.

CHATTER 2.
JONAS TIE SCRIBE having ended bis
Chronicle at the end of the first chap
ter, il hath seemed good unto BILDAD
THE PARASITE, TO add another chapter,
also. And verify, If all the iniquities
OF this daywere pat down in Chronicles,
there would be 10 end to their number
or their contents-anl there be found
much lack of oCribes TO record them.
?. Now IN the land Of Nod, Or (as il
is in the. verEacular tongue) Oxford,
there was much need Of Sheriff, for
the Office thereof was vacant. And
CuRIs1oPHER S his Counseliors look
ed around, 10 see who might be found
10 till it-for they said, surely it is an
place, and man Of lntegri
ny Should he appointed thereunto.
; And they cast their eyes on HAN
NIBAL, Of Wateyord, pale-flccd, sick
ly-compleXioned man, bat OF q stout
heart, and Of noble and generous
temper of lnind. Not thar Hannibal
Of Carthage, concerning whom 81
much is recorded bI protane writer's oi
Older times-tho' Lie him, il, his early
days, he grlsped thu horns Of lis coun-
t'y's altar < siyore elelnal fidelity. Nor
dill be iorswear himself, but hitherto
hath performed into her bis VOW.
4. Now, therefore, said the Govern-
or, LEI Us appoint HANNtBAL unto this
place; for, Of truth, We hear good
tidings Of MIN from an the men Of the
East--and moreover, we ourselves have
seen many Of his good deeds, for more
than onCe hath he come 10 represent
his fcllow-townsnen in the Great San-
hedriD at Boston.
s. And they appointed him accord
iDgly-and 50, this was among the last
acts Of CHRISTOPHER Tor the time OF
lis government has oxpired--and there
arose Governor, WHO, Il was said,
knew not HANNIBAL, neither would he
appreciate his good deeds.
s. So therefore his enemies gather
cd themselves together, 10 plot mis-
chief against HANNIBAL, and To make
request unto the Governor, that he
should be removed from his place
For the knowing ones among them said,
peradyenmre many Of Us shall be hang
ed in the course of the Year-and we
wot not how it may seem unto you,
brethren, bat for ourselves, we are
assured, We could in no manner away
with it, d BE- hanged By an honest nisn.
Z. And they subscribed aPaper: isil-
cd sila false representations, prayln8
that HASNIBAL might be removed, x
one WILLIAM, ! Il 5ToEttc, BE- appoin-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10
.Ncu,M HAMPSHIRE Election.

we haS1 seen reiarns from 152 towns,
IN which the net federal gain is 1897 and
plurality in favor Of the federal ticket Of
80.
Ii must be a source Of infinite satisfaction
20 every heart governed BY good motives,
10 behold the progress of Washington prin-
ciples in Newhampshire. True it may
lave damped the hopes Of demagogaes Il
may have levclied the expectations Of men
who prey on oar best rights, and glitter in
, sparkling name but - every sincere
friend OF his country, to every honest Amer
ican. it will be subject Of deyout thanks
giving .--PatsmoAth IatelLigencey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

Arrived at this port last evening, the
schr. Traveller, Paul r. Merrill, master,
from Savannah, via. Salem, where she har-
bored in great distress, hacing lost one
man and the remainder Of the crew sick
below, two of whom have died at the hos
pitsl AZ Salem, and two remain there sick.
The Owners and Master return their IN
feiEned thanks to the Board Of Health and
thl other citizens Of Salem, tor their prompt
anG friendly assistance on the vessels arr
val and while ia thaI L.rbce.
Portiand, Ssbt. 8, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

iytfiiJ 9Nf nlGSn rer,aiain~ n utr1s. s.
t.Afcatcnta i mita hSr vengrancv, un-
less d consented actually 10 take part
vith her ID the var She has done
10 such tEing SHE never ASKED The
Y. States to Joan her against france,
nor 50 much as hin,cd wish DC The
KIND. i-t every new aggression from
-Nafo{coH, Provokes a renewal Of he
anathemas aga.ast England They
woGtl make h' 4n4 kind Of scape-
go,-, TO 5sar, besides her own inigui-
ues, those Of Franc, also "A hof.i.
bic load, both together Con. Gu.
The Congressional q rctions in sew
eral OF the states are apptoAcliing, and
= ; somewhat amusing witness the
strife between The sections of democra-
ey. Submission and No Submission
embargo and And-l5mbargo
nen--Duaneites, and GalIanaites,
and Smithites, and Invites, and Jebu-
sites, are MI ID the field, aud all con
tending for The freedom, Independence
and honor Of this poor country. In
Baltimore, Mr. M'Kim, and Captain
Moore, are opposed by Commodore
Barney, and Mr.. Little. II would be
something iaughab!e, If Linte should
beat Moore IL viii at teast, be like Sc
cretary Dearborp's mode of ,ehorsing,
ifnot Of fighting, viz. f" 1IoRE or LESS. |"
in Newhampshirc, too, Duane has
"a party, who are endeayoring to put up
a set of TERRAPIEs 10 protect the tu-
.ture Interests, and insure the prosperi-
ty of that thriving state.
How far is il intended the people shall
go in this business. is a question Of
some importance particularly in Mas
sac+usetts Is tia part of the scheme
to turn out Gen. Varnum, Mr. Bacon,
Mr.. Seaver, &c. f? fer tluly we take
;hem all TO belong 70 the prescribed ones.
rhi5 will prove hard task for the Co
lionel, zOih al his influence, to accom-
piish. But, in case OF complete sue
icess-that Is, should he succeed in
persuadins the people TO leave Out Of
Congress all the democratic members
who voted to abandon The restrictive
system" and 10 introduce an entire new
set, what course of policy is il intend
cd they shall pursue Who Is to be
the Leader F?
QRe ould it not be well for the
native Americans in'the United States,
to follow the example of the Indians,
and retreat TO the westward, and leave
the settled parts Of the country to the
more enlightened nrymidons Of Ireland,
who understand our aHlirs 80 much
better than We do Conn. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

NTOLEN from the table Of the iablcriber,
~ OH The night Of the Gath ult a large
black geiden HORSE, ten years aold, fwItch
tai, trots all, has no particular marks exce2
fear on one or both Of bis hind feet, appear
ing TO be made by fetiers ALTO, Saudle
and Halter the f4idie had leather CIR,
hngle ferteted, pads faced with red fiuih
and coniiIersby worn The above reward
will be gwen for The THIEF aad HoFfe, 0
Zen alJiisrs Tor ether, and ali neceiiaFl
charges paid. Ira GiEBS.
Cr4y, Sfb.astsr, To- lsln
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-10

EMkRSON's PRIMER.
THIS DAY is pubIthed, by LYMAN,
Z HAIL y co and for tale al their
Book Gore, az t5e fgr q fbe Bile, Lasnraaes
Bailaiags, Er.bange f'eet. by The hundred, dsz,
or Jingle,
The EUangeLical Primer,
containing q Minor Doctrina Catechilm, and
Minor Hiltorical Ca;echiim TO which IS
added the WeRfiiulter AitmbIys ihorrer
Catechiim, with fltort explanatory notes and
c0pious lcriplure proofs and iilultrations, for
the uie of families and lchoois--By JosEPH
ENgFsoN, Of BeVe-iy-lsccild edition, with
thirty engrsvIngs.
Ajo--The sd vol, Nswton's Works.--And
PanupIia for Augue, No. 3.
They would further inform the public that
they have lately received large addition 10
their former flock, making an extenlve az
lortment. which they onsr on the beR OF
terms, by The wholeiA!e or retail.
Ssbtsuber 10.