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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-17
LONDON, FEB. Is.

LONDON, FEB. Is.
An American gentleman landed, on Sun
d,v. at Dover, from on board an Amsri:
can resssl from Calais, with dispatches for
Mr., P;nkncy; and the ship proceeded o.
her hons wald passage. 1t seems that As
.nericans, who are carried into France for
trading with This cepptgy, arc treated an
Eadly ssthe English. The intelligence from
france is, that IN embargo has been laid in
the French ports aiong shore, for some
DAYS. Asquadrcn is said to be fitting GU,
a. Denmark.
In the Admiralty court were tried THIS
dav, viz. the Eu,aw, Grant, an American
vessel in belfast, from Sylt TO Amsterdam,
CONDEMNED: 'Besssy, ,Fslders, do. further
proof osdersd. -. ....' 49,.
fTh.fo!lowins is specimen OF the NON
cHALANcE with which the. Paris papers
rnenton the capture aud burning of Amc-
ricyd vessels:
=, / 49,, ........> Paris, fan. 4.
The Con6anee prisateer, burnt on the
A sth uit. the American brig John, which
wss on her passage from Londen to ST
MarSls,s enc Of the Azores. The sans
p,ivsseer has sent into Brest, the Cable, of
PsssIburg, Capt.. Moore, from Lisbon for
Liverpool, with tobacco, PITCH and pipe
slaves. This prize had IS Americans and
a passenger on board.
The Neapolisan privateer lie D'ure, has
sent into Naples, the. 18th ult. a.Salsm
brig laden with coloaid produce.
RorrERDAM, Tan. g.
Arrived the American ship Susannsh,
Captain Dslano, .frsm Nsv.york, with
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-17
CocKPlT, Feb. 10.


Was tried before the lords commissions
ers OF appeals, the Enterprise, Newell,
under American eolors, with hides, cop.
per, &c. from Falmouth to Rotterdam,
WAS detained by the Cracker, and restored
by the admiralty court, on paying the Cap
tors expsnces from the latter clause the
captors appealed and requested their costs
and damages. Their lordships however af-
Grmed the sentence and condemned the ap.
psllants in the costs of the appeal.
The Robert, Parr, from Halifax, at Ply
mouth. The Vigiant, Coombs for Viz
GINA, was taken and carried into Wes,ere-
hillin, 9th ul,. The Saucy Jack, for Nal
IA e Gibraltar, is taken. Seques,rred at
Naples, the Caroline, Ct Boston; Marga-
ret; Romp; Hercules; and V.ctary, CT
Salem. Ship America, of Salem, carried
into Africa by a French privatesr.
The Betsey, Small, fiom Smyrna to Phi
lade!phia, and The Clapper for do. to Lon
don, have been taken, retaken and arrived
at Gibraltar. A convoy with 40 sail Of
merchant vessels sailed from Plymouth, in
England, Feb. 10. One vi the convey Wac
an American vessel laden with -four in
working out, got On the German rock, at
Devils Point, and went on hsr side got
off With considerable damage to her bottom
and is gone into dock. Tne Jason, Swaine,
from Petersbursh is lest near Dagersot-
part of her cargo saved. The American
ships Two Brothers, from Boston, and In
dependence, DASHED, from Baltimore, were
captured in January and carried into St.
lean de Luz. Three other American yes
sells were captured near that port.
The American ship Triumphant, Deane,
from Fay:l, was captured in Jaouary by
the Phenx privateer from Bourtlraux.-
The ship John Adams, Buraham, from N.
York to Tenerifle, WAS abandoned at SEA.
November II, being a complete wreck
The Fame OF Salem, and ship OF 500
tons, belonging to the said port, were TAX
en- by privateers auG carried into Corsica.
The French privatesr La Gaseen, l6 suns
and $50 men, from S.. Maloss, was Cap
turcd 5th of February, and carried into
Plymouth.
ToRBAy, Feb. II.
Arrived, the frisate built ship Oliver
Ellsworth, from St. Sesastiars, detained
On the 4,h instant, by the Lion privstesr.
The American sailors refused to work the
ship, Of course the duty fill heavy on the
part Of the privates:'s crew on board her.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 2.
Arrived, the British packet Duke of
Kent, so days from New York.
.. ~ >. '.. Coax, Feb. 2.
Arrived, Anna.Maria, New York.
~ LONDON, February le.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-17

g IMpoRTANr.-From the London Chro.
snicle. ,-. .. -. e.
Lsndsn, FEB. s. TIE public will recol-
!leet that some days ago, accounts were re.
:csivsd that American VESSELS in the ports
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURES

Nothing can manifest the zeal in this branch of
manufacture IN every quarter oil the u",-
.nn new establishments are daily forming. We
learn, that near Thctford. Vermont, an immense
body Of what ,ninerslogiss term ron pyrites (sul-
phu,et irony is found, which is manufactured IN
to copperss. rhe establishment is new. * the
qut.ti,y ARE nj, IN .nufsctured is sufficient To
supply the Uaited States Near the s me to- n.
quantity of gsiena (sulphuret of lead) nas been
discovered, attached to brownsh subs, nee,
which, by the examination Of a chemist OF l,is
city, was found TO De the carbona;ed oxI OF zinc
calumne.
This mineral, with the copper which exists in
the same ncghborhood, WILL if found in abun
dance, prove OF the greatest utility IN the manu-
facture of brass The mines OF p ;kipmen, how
ever, furnish both these materials
peculiar variety ofise stone, found in Yer
mont, which may DC called crysi Allied carbo-
nate OF lime, and which very much resembles
specular gypsum, has been employed wit!
cess in agriculture II WAS generally taken tor
plaster by tie farmers but, or examination, pro.
we'd not To be sui phste but carbonate of lime.
We congratulate every friend to American ma
nufactures, who undoubtedly Should possess a
zeal for so important an. useful an ns,i'Ytion,
il u spVk Of hatriOtic fire glosrs IN their t1sash
that Uy unfDrm perseverance III the path ui-es-
ny trod, We may be independent of foreign
tons. ID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

munica,on respecting the progress of m,nufac.
lures. which it may be in the power of any Of
;heis friends to furnish us frpm time 10 time. -
To procure the investment o. aoundsn, capital IN
this branch ofnationh industry it ~ only necessa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

EPESH MEDICINES. DPUGg P5fN,.,,
o. - su5ecri . has Just te .el,..d 4 %
i, It write , Dy4,s. Pain,, T., a.. esq
{ '"c', lGdo, 20 his former s,n I c,,%,. .Yt.| ~
n" mont and rehdefs it very ext,
.'hysc'e.S' o"hntrv stcre-kSepers. b,,....
'''rs' ara "'o'r persons wanting any p,in !;
DIS '''' wiz DC SUPP ',ed IN cry m rats ems
40 bHNTdA[H mr.
oow5@A9sfS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

I'D ing MOTHS were 70, wa,ded par m ii. to
Ph'ldo pha, by Iessrs Mcclure and Elder of
C'aiksv'iie, Tennessee, VIZ:
A s 100 No 834 Bank of Virginia, Prtersburr
c 100 500, Do. d. Do
May, 1895
The first halves of The above Notes. ere sert
enclosed ma l. tier 20 Samuel CersuclI, under
d,te Of the IL. December. 1909, and daily re
ce'Ved. The second halves were sent on Tire i9 1.
Dec. 1909. but were not received.
a S 100 No 1872 Bank of virg. Il March 1879
100 1913, 20 2d Oc,ober, 1899.
The first halves OF the above notes were sen.
Robert Smith {, Go. in n letter dated the II ~
December, 1909, and we're duly receiy.d-The
second halves sent on The 18Th Dec. 1909, but
no, teceivedE
s 10 No. 4169, U. s Bank Charleston office,
9D,h Iurr, 1907.
A 20 1922, Virginia Bank - -,
9 uay 1909.
IL April, 1895
Sent the above to Samuel and ). Jacl,soa, 5lh
January. 1509-Not cut, nor received by them
b S so No 705, Bank of Virginia, May 10 1909
SEM John Morrel, Jan lslO--not cut nor re
reived.
b s 100 No 1908, Bank Of Virginia, Morch II
1899
--- 50 30, do May IA 1909
Sent to J,cob Hassnger, Jan 1910 -Notre
ceived
Fifty Dollars reward viii hr p ID to any rersor
vino viii deliver the above INK NCT'Ey. ,oi
the same proportion for .o, part ot .ucmJ "a
Messrs Robctf Smith G ca ofPhd,d.lphia, or tc
the subscriber ia Richmond
NJ. n HINC0CK
July 9w
BIZ A N X ,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

i EFF IN the possession Of some person in or
Il about Rlchmon@, 6y Thomas Denike, capt
q: She 'Schoorr' Pc .r-"ne foU Plusdelphia, q
bog MhRf Hin DIE, addressed to Charles
r1yt'ie, care Il ic,srs Love < Cutler, Peters
hn'E The gentleman IN whose care the said
'"x IS lett, IS Ifquested TO give information TO
Mr. Robert Graham OF Manchester, Who is ap-
uiorsed 10 receive the same, and who viii pay
~ gh and storage.
Jiy 3 I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
COMMuNIl AtION

Ga the 1914 ulhmo NJ, ELIZABETH
OUARLEs. vile "a MaJ. isaac Q4arles in
king Wiinam Couu'y. paid rne !ast deb. IF
Nature ---- tmiable in all ,5c relations of
it!e, her cunducc p'e,ents al ;npis tor the
imitation Of the d.ushter. the mother and
me wife. Charitable and hamape. she was
% owe: ~ all. THe fruitful, Mo,be," Of
,wcn-l four children, wnom it Was her ia
cessant care TO rea' no in habits ot honest
and virtaous indusWH. She has bequeathed
in them the richest leg Sy to her coantry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

DIED on last + 'ul, day week, in Pc, ha
tan, wi Jpr ii. Mo, VINO served during he
revolution as m7s' mert"riJus otficcT,
a;id tor so many years as Tie sere $50, at
arms 10 the Virginia II use af Deicga IS.
drawer OF better heart never burst its
cerementS.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
y. BANK OF VIRGINIA.

He rr' sittu. anu Dte ctOr5 have this day
declared dividend of five per cent On tie,
capital sto for the last half year. which viii he
paid to the shareholders on application at the bark
IN person, Or rs attorney. af'c tie 18th inst
JDHW BhOCKENBKOUC n Cashier.
y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

! : virtue of trust d ed executed by the LIE,
a. Archibald Campbell, esq deed to the sub
scribers Will be sold, TO the highest bid Ter,
for cash, on the premises on Sturdy 12th Nav
next. the lot Of GROUND& HOUSES. in tie
town Of manchesler-latc the residence Of said
Campbell, and At pres, NJ occupied by MI. Robt.
O'R"'lly The sale " ~ be made to satisfy Cor
nciius BUCK and othcT, vi r, sfcd in said trust
decd. NICHOLfS WILLS,
TESSE NIX.
GJ The purchaser of the above property ha-
wing f6ied 60 comply with the terms Of gqle--tle
subscribers will p coed to sell the same on lie
premises for cash, on Saturd v next tn inst.
n M1LtS,1 ~
J HiX, Ta'fees
July =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
INDIA COTTONS.

Cline 3 ,itas . trds IN tie pr. ce,) and seven
or eight boxes NIULD CANDLES, brand, d,
Ndh mel Sco.t & To- Roebnry.
y Whoever viii give Information, so that the
thiefor thieves may be detected, will he hand-
somsly rewarded
BENJAMIN EIMB1LL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

NJ Office Mr. John Markham OF Goochland
= county, "sv'nG MADE to the subso.i. I'd
TO two others vt his friends, dc d of trust OF his
whole estate, Tor the purpose Of paying his debts,
nd for the better support Of lis f,IniIy FL
tiose VIII" have Just m-nd5 against him are re-
q,i1sed 10 make them known forthwith 10
HIM ILENING, hctigs Trustee.
Chesterf. .h. 1nLv 8. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

E.'DR SALE. THE HOUSE AND LOTS
1 m tie City Of Kionn,vnd a, prsse IN the
occupation o. Mr. lohn ST John
The improvements consist OF "A good DWELLING
House. Oil e. kitchen and stable. On The square
opposite 10 tn Houae, are ;vo haifacrc lots.
which VIII he sold separately or with the house.
Tie terms may be known on application to Mr..
3! john on The premises, or to the subscriber in
Lynchbrrg,
W. RADFOHD.
JunC l u8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

The Baltimore WIS informs as, tina gen.
Smith has at last been induced TO no.ic. ,he
gr>.s and malicious SANDERS of the = Fede"
raj Republican," by insttuting a suisagirst
its Editors
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

OBblRY h. * oi1en las; night, Ike cell
= ,r door 1T the subscriber, and stolen there
from, SO pieces
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

We every day Learn, with great satisfaction,
tine astonishing progress Of internal msnufsc
lures progress, which is the more remorka
b, as nothing has yet been done by the govern
IN nj to foster these sources of independence,
wealth aud comfort.
an extensive and valuable wooden manufac.
to'yis about 20 be, or has already been, estab-
Iaaed at Hartford, (Connecticut,) which, it is
probable, will become one ofthe most perfect and
productive establishments of the kind in exist
cnce The capital already invested does not ex
coed forty Thousand dollars, but it is TO b. gradu
atty Increased according to the progress ofthe un
dertakIng. 10 NV hundred thousand dolls Lieut.
governor Van Gray, Of Massachusetts,, .1gei Bur
IO7p, esq snG Oder patriotic citizens, bsye N
vested funds in the capital, as partners An En-
glish gentleman, ofthe very first abilities, has ua
derlaken to become the acting partner, and from
his long experience, activity, and knowledge of
allthe various labor saving machinery At pre-
sent employed ~ Britain, there is every prospect
OF the most fortunate results for the country at
large, as well as for those Immediately concern
ed
We understood that the company have ascer
taincd that sufficient supply Of wool can be fur.
1E5i.cf 90 the iGii extent OF the demand.
'!hisis perhaps suitable opportunity to men
go 'tA we shsil be greatly obliged for any com
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

IN c. cREss july 1776
II Declaration By the Representatives Of the Uni
teG States of d7r,srica, in Congress assembled
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

.t Is. fat. E g.r'ae4 fhe Or
.f-r ard aii g-it 1ast The intett
y tas iuisseii h,a bern caR and added
..,hc r'aead s6faa'iy made on tbs fix
.yenth X June, eighteen hundred and
,rh,, Il would have increatrd the half
vsarly dividend then declared % Rearly
eight pr cent. upon the capita ltock, in
Read Of five.
Youf commiite- beg leave TO obierve
horever, that in the mode adopt
"A hy the Directors, no injuRice was
done r. any individual ftockholder, except
tng to the proprietor Of fix flares, who did
not owe the Hank itock note at that
time.
II does not appear 10 your Committee,
nv the books of the Bank or in any other
way. that faid Corporation have ever had,
At any one time, more bills, notes or obi
pations IN circulation than twice the
amount of their flock paid in as before ex-
prefied nor does there appear To have
been due TO 1id Bank, at any one
time. more than twice the amodnt as afore-
iaid.
The refalt ofyour Committee enquiry
i given ia the following, Ratement TO
thew, al one view the preient tate OF the
Rink
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
FOR THE GAZETTE.


Ma. SHIRLEY,
IT is coniectured Gov. Gerry will no,
thank the democrats ofthis town for recon-
nending to him the principles of Jefferson
for his chart One would suppose by his
Speech, he does not feel himself indebted to
Jefferson, or his administration for his po-
itical or any other doctrines and indeed,
the most violent Of Mr.. is party Except in
Msine) are very willing tina; he " should re-
tire 70 the mount, probably Carters.'
Toast No. .. "Tae United States--In in
fancy she compelled powerful parent to
give hey INTERCHANGEABLE manhood SHE
doesnot tremble at the threat of tyrants."
We would recommend TO the author Of
this sentiment, before he again attempts to
figure toast maker, to learn, at least the
first rudiments Of English grammar.
First [" The United States" in the plural,
then singular, once masculine, now feminine.
A school boy of ten years old would blush at
such ignorance. We know the democrats
pretend to hate the English, but il is folly to
extend their malice so far as to murder the
English language.
No. s, {" Risen like strong man from
Ills slumber, she has &c" What strange
mongrel animals are these probably from
the same family of Josey Foxcraft's twin sis
tiers, viz.
american Commerce Twin Sister Of
the Arts and Agriculture jeoPardIzed BY
the perfdv, and conhscated by the avarice
Of both G. Britain ard France. --May all
horest Americans unite IN support Of our
own Government as the only means of heal
inc The wounded hunor of our country"
ri al the Iargon that ever was invented,
III volunteer is the most uninteliigibe.
This reminds as Of the same genIleman's
Orphan Child which sometime SINCE appear
Cd in Tie paper AR. +. would really ohlge
Us by explaining III coast. Does he advert
by his 4 wounded honor ct our oouairy" TO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

Your Committee beg leave further to
Rate, that the Directors of faid Bank de.
clare, that they have made great perfonal
exertions 10 redeem their bills, and that in
conicquence of thofe excrtions, the aid Di-
redors believe, that of the fifty thouiand
nine hundred and one dollars, hereby re-
ported to be in circulation, thirty nine
thouland are in the hands of ftockholders.
in Bottom, who will not let them 90 again
~ ejaculation. On this fubiect your Com
mlttee had no other evidence than letter
from ftockholder in Bottom, to one of the
Directors, Eating iums in the hands of diff
ferent stockholders, amounting to the fun
above mentioned.
The Directors further fate TO your Com
mittee, that Jahaziah Shaw, Efq. the for
mer Caihier, had balance in his hands
unaccounted for, which makes an item, on
the credit fde of the foregoing ftatement,
but they did not produce any book upon
which that refult appeared. And your
Committee find, that Of the eighty eight
thoufand three hundred and ffty FIVE dol
lars and thirty -four cents, of faid indo1fed
notes due the Bank, and contained in the
foregoing ftatement, the fun of fifty-two
thouiand three hundred and twenty-iev-
en- dollars, is due from five Direcfot.
AL which is respectfully fubmitted.
NATHAN READ,
PHlNEAS ASHMUN.
JOHN DAVIS.
Bnkfozvn, Jaze I'd, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

our government v;nklng n Baaaf i
our commerce ono cf his tDcf
fssi. sisters.
Bu; Esquire r. is not the first to frame \
.entence OF point no point" Tie exclam
alton OF Cxfee when attempting g grind hi
Scythe 80 This grindstonc makes nd more
expression on my scythe than toad wants :.
tail, every bit and grains OF the same
character
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
80 80.

TIE ~ fcrIPer having formed tie attentions
Of leaving town within o. days, o. fsoa.
C., II ppli Ne. oilers for fate. very pcatsut
iruation IN Waihington Itrees, which u -
pronounced by all who have examined i.
Said Iot Of Land couliis of 70 feet front. and
las feet back. with pew two TORY Dwell
ling houle, thed. and other out houics thereon
-together with handlome garden, and
front and back yards, AL under the fame co.
cIofu-e Any gentleman wilhing 10 pu-chaIe.
is invited TO call on Mr.. Timothy Fletcher,
or the iubfcriber, living on the premiies.
Ia cafe the above property is not difpcfed
of az private fale by the goth of Auguil next,
II will On that day De fold AZ public Auatos,
on the premiies at O'Clock in the forenoon.
Ayo--on Tbsytary, the Esd day of Augua,
will be fold, HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE Of all
kinds, confi0ing of Beds, Bedding, Tables,
Chairs Beaureaus, Crockery Ware, Kirch
Furniture, sc. &c. sc.
Sale TO commence at 70 O'Clock in the
morning aud Continued until completed.
STEPHEN DEL ANDE.
N B All perfons having demands againR
the iaid s d lhall have their debts difchar-
ged before he leaves rown--aud all thole who
are indebted to him by notes or accounts are
requelted to make immediate payment, AZ the
time is fhort, and general fettement is necef-
fairy on both hdes.
Portland july Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Portland, Tzly 5, 1910

STOLEN from the chamber of the fubfcri-
- Der, in N. Yarmouth, fundry Notes of
Hand, Ggned by Ammi K. AhbrH e Ser,
NrfLaH OzErr, HIN Parfoas, aud iundry other
perions AS faid Notes are now in the hands
of David Elder, ef B1fJ, who rslules to give
how he came by them. the tub
fcriber requefs tie perfons who have iigned
them NOT 10 pay them, As he has received 80
value for faid Notes and whoever ntll give
information how iaid Elder came by Ire
Notes fha, be Handsomely rewarded
T.i, 8, 1910. CHARLES LORTNG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
.4nniuerSarz of independence.

On "Wednesday last, the 4th of Iulv. the
anniversary OF NATIONAL INDEPEN.
bENCE was celebrated in this town with
more than usual splendor and spirit. The
morning was usaered in BY the ringing of
bells, and discharge Of cannon.
At II o'clock, a large and respectable
,"anhoer OF federsllsts assembled at Wash
.Sfor Han, where, after some refreshnent.
s''ey formed N the following order al peo
cession ="
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

by the last accounts from that quar-
Ter, II appears the Danes have adopted
new regulations for the government 81
their pnvateers, and TO restrain them
from depredating upon American CON.
merce. It's further stated, that Enc
nSh vessels and property are excluded
rom the ports of Sweden, and that A.
merican property IS respected in Rus
sla' hat the markets in the Baltic are
glutted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

THE iublcribers 70 the above work are ia
formed, that the future nun1ers will be
delivered at the Book fore of STEPHEN
PAITEN, Agent fur the proprietor for the
Diftrict Of Name
N. B-Thofe Gentlemen who have not ta-
ken their numbers to the prelent time, will
have the goodneis TO call aud receive them.
Twenty Four f1af Volumes have Ueen pub
lithed and are ready for delivery. One let
may De iubicribed for AZ the original price.
E~sbaags fret, Ps'fizad, J4iy 9, 1910.
THE fubfcribers Of DR.. REEs CYcL1pEDrn
in the Diit-iet OF Maine. are hereby informed,
that have this day reieafed 70 Mr. STgPHEN
PATrrN, my right 10 deliver the fame
DANIEL Johnson.
July 2, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Eeib Summer Goods.

John Johnfon,
HAS received an additional fupply of
= = SUMMER GO0DS-which he offers
for fale at very FINAL advance. at his fore,
No. 2, Union Row, Middle ftreet:
Ao-Two bales KiderminRer Carpeting.
July 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Enoch Moulton,

HAS juit receiced variety of
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
and PLATED WARE, which he offers for
fale on Reasonable terms for cath or credit
viz.
Pearl and gold Breaches
Mourning do
Pear ana gold finger Rings
Mourning do
A variety of gold Ear Rings
Pate do
Elegant Hair Neck Chains, Hoops, and
Bracelets
Miniature Settings
Elegant Comedian Watch Keys and Seals
Do Agate do 10
Sugar 3afons-
Plated coffee and tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators. fome very elegant
Shutters and Trays
Fruit Bafkets
Table aAd Tea Spoons
Soap Ladies and Fin Knives
TumbIers, J's.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Elegant Britannia Tea Pots
A large ahortment of Morocco ard black
ground Waters.
White Walters
Bread Baikets and Cheele Trays
Knife Trays
Steel Settlers
Penknives--Razors
Plated and FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies and GentIemen's Pockst Books
Enamelled Boxes
Profile Frames-L Looking Glaf7es
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pirs-do Watch Keys.
Do Seals aud Chains
Coral Beads, G't. tJe.
Warranted Cold Necklaces
AJo-for Church ufe,
Flaggons and Tankards
Silver Table, Defert and Tea spoons. ma.
at the hortetl notice
Hair work executed IN The nea,eft marnt
he has recently received handlonle Z
iortment of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are
Giit and pIatfd m0urted swords
Saddle PiRois
White and yellow zpau'etIr
Do. do Cords
Do do PrufE4n Binding
Worried Safies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
BOOT LEGS 81 TOPS.

John Johnfon,
HAS received confgnment Of bef PHI
ladelphia B0OT LEGS e TOPS.
July g.