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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
7nts!iigrufc.

There has been published in Lon-
don, " an expose of The conduct oil
fsance towards the u s. proved ,,
many cases decided by the Council OF
Prizes 1t Paris"-By Lewis Gold
smith The author says, he resided
eight years in Paris had an Intimate
acquaintance with many of the m ost
distinguished persons ofthe country !;
and was enabled by The siiuat ion, he
held, to obtain correct information OF
the state Of society at Paris, and the po-
icy Of the government.
MIR. Goldsmith was, for long time,
the conductor ofthe Paris Argus, trans
lator of the works of NJ de Hauterive,
and successfully employed in the Offices
OF Fouche and Telleyrand, Of the Ma
rlnc, sc.
" In the year 1906, (says Mr.. Gold
smith, the American Minister, Mr..
Plnkney, arrived in London, to conclude
treaty OF commerce, conformity with
Mr.. Munroe. When Bonaparte was
informed oil this, he was enraged, and
declared," That If the american Coo
eminent should conclude a treaty zvith
Great Britain, he should immediately con-
slder .dneTTca as an enemy, and declare
.9ar against her" This menace stop
ped the ratification of the treaty that
had already been signed at London"
Mr.. Goldsmith quotes letter from
"a. Colin, Councillor Of State, and d.
rector-G General of The French Customs,
dated March IL, 1903, addressed to his
subslterns in France, Holland and tia
ly, ordering that all neutral vessels
should be sequestered, which had been
visited by the British, whether before or
AFTER the Milan Decree
A letter from Naples of the 18th alt.
says, that the cargocs ofthe American
vessels condemned there had fetched
very high price. The coffee sold for
silver ducat per pound. The pro-
ceeds of the whole were calculated, at
least, at FIVE millions Of ducats.
9bp French do not aiLo7y Of REPATRIATION.
BY French Edict, dated at the Pal
ace of the Thuilleries, April s, 1909,
ii is decreed, that all Frenchmen that
have carried arms against France since
September /, 1904, or may hereafter
carry arms, &c. Incur the PUNISH
MENT OF DEATH.
Article ;, DEGREES, that the foregoing
provision is applicable to those 7rho
shall haze obtained letters IF naturaHza-
non in foreign country. When
war shall break ont between France
and foreign nation, all Frenchmen
must quit such nation, and return I'M
Inediately to France.
All Frenchmen in foreign country,
not at war with France, must return
when required by proclamation OF the
Emperor, on pain of having their prop
erty III France cohscated !
1.-THE Decree restricting Frenchmen in
forefgn countries is published al length
~ me PHILADELPHIA Hemisphere Of
Afarch 24,l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

SHIPWRECK. THE ship Harriet, Jo-
seph Weeks master, with a cargo Of Hemp,
Duck and Iron, from St. Petersburgh for
Portland, and owned BY Messrs. Co.'s and
CLAP of this town was castsway the "a
inst on the Tuskerbald Islands, Nova SEQ.
tia, in thick snow storm cargo partly "a
we'd, ship lost.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
leortlano Ship Jnfms.

Thursday April ~
Arrived sloop Margaret Capt Sutton, %
days from Portorco. Left there brig Ma.
tilda, Emery, from Cadiz, for New.York
in 10 days schr. Mary-Ann, Brown, fcs
Boston, in IS days; brig Kentucky, Jones,
of philadelphia, rs days from London blown
off the coast, and put in in distress; schr.
Mary and Eliza, Tor Philadelphia, in 10
days; Ranger, Wilson, of Philadelphia, for
the coast in 3 days schr. Jersey of Phla
deiphia, 40 days from Cuba, in distress sew
eral others names unknown. March 20, lat
81, long 81, spoke brig diligence, 5 days
from East Haddam, for the HAVANA same
day, sch. Caledonia, Allen, y days from Bos.
ton, for New-Orleans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

eraI Ticket, and then retired TO blush
IN secret, and mourn over our devoted
and beloved country, destined, alike
with ancient republics now no more,
soon TO be consigned tothe family vault,
dug by the hands OF democracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

A letter from Naples of the 18th alt.
says, that the cargoes ofthe American
vessels condemned there had fetched
very high price. The coffee sold for
silver ducat per pound. The pro-
ceeds Of the whole were calculated, at
least, at FIVE millions Of ducats.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
By LAT Nights Mail.
BOSTON, Dec. II.
LateR from Portugal.

Captain Bartlett, in the brig Comet, ar
rived here Yesterday, in IS days from
Lisbon. He left the city on the e,h Nov.
at which time the two grand armies occu-
pied the same ground they did at the date
of our previous accounts. Some skirmish-
ing had taken place between the outposts-
and the forti6cations, On each side, were
daily strengthened. A few days before
captain B. sailed, it was reported, thasMas-
sena had detached 5000 men, in boats, "a
cross the Tagus, for the purpose, as twas
supposed, of gaining provisions; and that
number of Portuguese troops had also
gone over to watch them. The particu-
Jar situation of the French, as 1t re-
CARDS provisions, was not exactly known /;
but il was generally believed they were in
want of almost every article OF subsistence |;
while ia the British camp, supplies of eve
nv kind were in most ample abundance.
The following prices afford some iaforma-
ton of the state of the markets at Lisbon
Wheat rs; Indian Corn 81 dis.
Barley 1 81 Beans ga 2 so; Flour II
SO 1s; Beef IL SO a. Pork 16 18;
Rice 7 1913; Goldfish s 50 s,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
14A54A
al 81 A&
SHIP n7N7gs B Mssb NEWS.
s.1SsSSaasaES
Port of alexandria.

ENTERED,
sSchooncrWilliam Yea,on, Mallory, Mar
Unique to Cu,hbert Powell.
Schooner James, Cleveland, Boston !;
Plaster, &c. to Lawrasr and Fowle.
Brig G. orge Washington, Sheldon, Prov
iC.nce snndries to the master.
Sloop LYDIA Arnold; ditto; ditto ditto.
- Chancellor, Hayman, New.York /;
ditto merchants of the district.
Sch. Rising Sun, Osborn, do. do. do,
CLEARED,
Schooner Free Gift, Dunbar, New Lon-
don: by the master.
Schooner Polly and Sally, Sicily, Balti-
more. do.
Schooner Minerva, Sheldon, Providence:
do
Ship William and John, Danger6cld,
Jamaica James Patton.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24

Major General Harcourt, commander in
chief Of the island Of St. Croix, has issued
his proclamation, permitting, after The 1st
Of December instant, the Importation into
thar island in neutral bottoms, OF the follow
ing articles, viz. slaves, lumbrr, horses,
mules, asses, neat cat:le, sheep, hogs, and
every OTHER species OF live stock and live
provisions and also Of every other kinds
of provisions whatsoever, (beef, pork and
butter excepted; and also the expectation
from the said ports, of rum and mulasses.
and OF my goods or commodities whatso
ever, except sugar, indigo, Gotten wool,
coffee and cocoa provided always, that
such articles SO to be imported, excep.
slaves and lumber, shall be of the growth
or produce of the country to which the ship
or vessel importing the same shall bs'A ng.
Provided also, that such ships or vessels
shall duly enter into, report and deliver
their respective cargoes, and reload only at
the regular ports of Christianstad and Fred
erickstad. The duty ON -four is 6 8 lanai
ca currency, horses and live stock 10 per
cent. and other articles in that proportion.
Avoyage round the world was made dur
ing the years 1903, 1904, 1905, and 1906,
by two Russian ships under the command
of captain Krusenstern, whe is publishing
an account thereof in ths Russian and Ger
man languages at ST. Petersburg, in three
4to volumes accompanied with volume of
maps and plates.
The empero. Alexander, au,ocrat of all
the .Russlas, has contributed 100000 ru-
bles towards its publication. A transla-
ton thereof by lie Clerc is announced in
Paris, and an English translation is also
expected.
s;s1s5 sag
DIED -Oa Friday last atYork, the Hon.
CYRUS GRIFFIN, Judge of the UnitedS ates
Court for the district of Virginia. He was
gentleman highly respected for his emf
nent VIRTUES, his integrity, and indePcn
dencc. He has filled mary public sp-
Po'ntmen,s, and always with honor 10 HIM
self, and with advantage 10 the courtry.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24

howdo men there in the minority
= exalted 70 office! How often III.
81 membsrs are induced, for the sake
a'' Ace, 70 come over 10 the ministry
The President may in some iastar'-i
be better acquainted with candidates
Il who are members Of either House
4 esq. VET how often,. tnr the sake
"A may such members hide ther
ailments and views from the Pre-
His choice viii generally be IS
-. made from the recommendation
hose on whom he can rely.
qaes.ioa Of striking OUT twelve
I'm A,ss in the Affirmative.
4 soose debate arising on the force OF the
words office and appointment and some
|,.,h,, amendments being deemed necrssa-
X. eommi,,ee of the whole rose, and
,rfsrrsd the subject to select comm'sset.
I, is highly probable that the resolution.
~ ..s .o thar no member Of eitherHouse
.hall be eligible to any Office under the gov
.,omen, Of the U. S. during the rresiden-
ia, term, in any part Of which ne Shall have
b,eu a member.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
--<R: SssD-

n TIL. house OF delegates have been prin-
..a.,y engaged on petitions and memorials.
4 SINE days since the committee reported
i .b4 bill respecting the court OF appeals
,.b;cb raises The number of jndges from 3
,os thae OF the judicial days TO, at least,
eoo oer auuao,.; & leaves the salary blank.
The bill was laid ON the table until report
eould be sr.adr on the causes OF the delay In
that court. The report was yesterday made
Nm, not read. The chancery court is vet
h-fare the committee. An Intellectual mo,
,;oa has been made 10 raisr the salary of
the eastern shore circuit judge from $50
20 1000. then 10 900, &c. The business
lies 90 the table. The committee of priv,
lyoe. and elections have reported the evil
dence in the case of John McKeon, with
resolution that the " evidence adduced in
the enquiry directed by the house Of dele
gates, into the conduct of John McKyon,"
&c. who is represented to have been gull
" of the crime OF bisamy, is not sufficient
(althoueh entitled 10 the highest credi) to
establish" that charge. The report was
laid ON the table for the sake of inves,iea-
sion. Yesterday it was called up, when
Mr.. Oiey moved to amend the resolution
BY striking Que from the words IS is not
sufficient, Sc. &c. and adding /" notwith-
standing your committee are aware that
CONS doubts exist, whether the said test-
mony, although highly respectable, would
be sufficient ia 2 court Of law to establish
the crime o. bigamy-it is, nevertheless,
proven to the satisfaction of your commit
see, that tbs said J. McKeon has been gull.
sy Of conduct grossly Immoral, elisgracrfuI,
aud highly sc breh nsible, and as such un-
worthy OF the character of representative
Of the people. OF Of having seat in the
house,
Some deoafe ensued !; the amendment
was suppos2ed by Messrs. Osey and Black
burn. the resolution by Mrssrs. Monroe
snd Preston (R) All exclaimed against
she immortality OF the conduct of Eohn Nc
9eon---the Arse thought thas this conduct
deserves s&pulsion; the doubt with their
opponents Is, ~hether precedent set in this
case would not shake the pillars ofthe con-
s''tution---whether as various standards Of
morality exist in different minds, cases
might not be let in to multiply expuls,ons,
and control the dearest elective rights Of the
psople--as, in the case of Mr.. Wilkes. for
3 libel.
Mr. O,ey moved at length to withdraw
T7'is amendment, which was agreed TO, and
soSubst''u;c the following -
,, Ats nevertheless proven, TO the salts
Wson OF your committee, thar the said
! iot MeKcoa has been guilty of conduct
Iscon.ay immoral, disgracetul and highly re-
(Lo s'ff1ns'ble. and as such, unworthy of the
mo Rrtsr OF representative ofthe people.
'aa f, sssfvfd. fherefore, that the said John
,roan sson be expelled this house. - On mo-
pa eost NJ Iercer, they were laid ON the
- ny 0'r terthrr consideration.
er /
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
Burr Milestone M0aufaaovy,

The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received "a supply Of Burs
Blocks and intends to recommcnce the max.
ing of Burr MiH-otones at his late dive Tins
on Patrick street, between King and Camrro 8
streets, about the first of March next. Wien
he can supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered He has also good as
sortmen: of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory. Any person wishing to engage
purrs before the fist Of March will pleays
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December ~. sav
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
OPEN COUNTENANCE.

AN open cenafeneace love
81 marks IN ingenious honest heart.
sTan8ht WITH each virtue from above,
DeTolc Of guile and worldly arr.
An open copateaance! (quo,h Pat)
=. Is that the thing you prize So dear?
shere,s Fsg Mullony, fair and fat,
And With g mouth from ear ia sar %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
Dec. III
SAMUEL OR AM.

Corner Of King and Union streets, has foa
Sale.
10 hhds and IS barrels retailing Sugars
1900 pounds best green Cof7esin bags
So boxes Mould Candies
90 boxes No. Chocolate
hhds 4th proof Jamaica RGrg
600 yards Tow Cloth
Russia and Ravens DUO.
A few bags Pimento.
December q. sotG
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
FOR SALE,

A SMALL FARM, containing ahopt
~ acres, called IS Hytla FaYey," on tha
Mount Vernon road, about FIVE miles from
Alexandria, together with the farming ntsu-v
sis, stock Of cattle, and the present crop o.
hay, wheat, and Indian corn.
Any description is unnecessary, as any per9
son wishing to purchase may view the pre-
misses.
]. B. Nichols.
Jul Il. :aw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
PUBLIC SALE.

80
TO BE SOLE at .rensyepiAe, on the latt.
OF January next, to the highest bidder, on II
months credit, Ire purchasers to give bond
with approved security. 10 bear interest from
the date ifnot pnnctualy paid.
Fourteen Horses 4 seven Carts. with
Gears For sWo horses each
And the IeoLs Used in repairing the road.
By order OF the .snart OF Directors,
Jena. Thompson TT.
December 81 dte
WANTS EMPLOYMENT
IN a respectable Dry ,coad Grocery, o.
.Eyour ,Store,
A YOUNG Nan ef liberal education,
and who can come vel IS, commended. Fop
particulars enquire 0: the Printer.
December 90. eo3t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-24
Stravec d Stolen

Strayed d Stolen
From the subscribers Wagon lying az Baee
go:'s, near Hartshorne's mill on Sunday
highs, the 18th ut.
A bay Horse about IS hands
high, {, star in his forehead S, shod all round,
about nine Or ten years Old. Any person Wig
may find the said h rse and viii leave higG
any where Oh the road So that get him a-r
gain, shall receive 2 reasonable and satisfaee
tory reward.
Samuel Lowe
Dec. I'll &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
W1Nl,ED
Notire--Frsb Goods far /aLe.
William Smith,


IAS JUN received and offers for fale at his
a ao.e, bottom Of Exchange flreet, for
merry called Fiih-itreet, a general afTortment
of GROCE2IES-among which are as fol-
lows wiz.
70 qaiutals good Pollock Fin 80 qantaIs
good Gumb Cod Filth, for table ule 20 bales
of New Orleans Cotton; bale OF Wet India
do; few cafks frefh Rice Hyion, Hyfon
Skin, souchong and Bohea Tea 100 hhds.
Liverpool Sslt lew Lids. arki Iland do !;
table do !; Cogniac and Spsni(h Brandy !;
Hollands aud American Gin; few hhds. ST.
Croix Ran half ton Rhode Ifland Cheefe,
fri quality; bags of Coffee; Lifbon and
Port Wine; Chocolate; Pepper and Allpice !;
kegs of Cia-k's Tobacco, frt quality few
dca Steel Shovels; loaf aud brown Sugar !;
CasdIes COTTON and wool Cards Powder
and Shot-together with every other article
wanted IN the grocery line-a frnall abort
nent CT IRON WARE-sIl Of which he of
fers for iaIe ty wholeizle or retail, as cheap
as can be bought 10 this town, for cath or
credit.
Seafarng men can have their families fup-
piled with Groceries, on c. edie of the voyage
AT cafh p..ces, aud the goods all feat 70 their
houies. O7otey s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22


THE Copartnerihp exiting between the
iublerlbers will expire the frit dav of
November next, by mutual content All per.
ions having any demands agaiult laid firm
are reqaelted TO call aud receive their pay
aud thoie indebted ae earneliy folicited 70
make Immediate payment. Thofe who reg.
lect lettling theIr accounts before The time
expires viii be obliged 10 ieltle with tonne
pe:ion duly authorized for thar purpole
AS 1t Will be much eater for al to fertile
their own accounts tha.l 10 employ third
perion IL is preiumed that here will be pune
tuAi ar,ention. which Will fave bills of colf as
wei IS their feelings.
t NATHANIEL JENKS,
THOMAS DE CAkIERETT.
NsrfJyar7Oaib. Oh 6, 1910. luia'
n. B.--The buGnefs will be continued as
uluAl by she iuhicrIber al Isis old iiand where
he will be happy Ia amending TO his cd cut
TONERS; and II new ones fhculd call they will
receive his thanks foe their culom.
NATHANIEL IENKG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
Fall and Winfer Gods.
GEORGE HILL, & Co.

No s, MsGsy's Rozc, IYavs fa, lals,
X BAL SuPerine Broad C!oths; Midding
and low Pric'd ditto; Hunters Cloths We
ry hne; Peiifle and Queen Cloths; fuper-
hne and common Caflimeres black, blue, drab
and MKT imperial Cords drab Kerfeys;
Coatings; Outfits; mild Blankets Of All fizes;
Baizes & Flannels Of all colors; PelifTe Fan
nels Fashionable Veitings Velvets; Velve-
teens Thickietts and Genoa Cords; back,
fawn, ilate and Mulberry Tabby Veye,s
PLAN and printed Bombazelts, all colors; Wild
bcres Ruhels Shaloons Durants Du-
roys and Rattnet,s fuperfne and common
Calicoes from Is TO So per yard twiErd do.
Ginghams Copperplates; Patch Furnitures
Dmities; Cambria do variety ol plain and
fancy Mullins A A and e. white Cambrieks.
Sd and Cd black and coIor'd ditto:
and GA twill'd do cotton Shirtings;
coeraia Briiifh do. and 4. q Irifh Linens (;
browu Patillas great vasity of Shawls
lone very elegant; Canton and Italian Grapes:
black and colordd Luffrings Plain ditto
Sarirets; black and color d silk Efandker-
CHEFS, Bandannas /; twill d cotton ditto; white
pocket Handkerchiefs Madras & puIicat do
Men black white and coIor'd worried HoCe
Ladies black and ilate do; Mems beaver gloves:
Ladies fix, beaver and kid ditto Manche(.er
CHECK India ditto Huckabuck and Dia-
pers; Napkins cotton Servings (ewinp liIks !:
Tapes TwIft Bobbin Ribbons Ferrets
Calloons, CheneaIe; cotton Laces Bonnet
wire &c. &c
a great variety Of India Cotons, from Sd
TO 2i6 per yard
The above Goods are offered for fale On
the lowell terms for cath, or approved credit !;
and purchafers will find it advantageous to cali
as above.
Portland, on. Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

A good fand for Tanner or Trader plea.
iantIy 6tuated in New Glouceiter, at the
upper corner 70 called A two liory
DWELLING HOUSE well fnifhed and a
Brick. Store under one half of the houfe with
a good Barn, Wood Houfe, Chafe Houie, and
twelve Acres of land-Alfo, a convenient
Tan Yard, Bark Houie, and An Acqueduct of
good water &c Terms made ealy For fur.
ther particulars enquire of
JOSEPH TIIRASHER, on the Premifes.
GA s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
FIRM FOR sale.

FOR fale, Farm in Cape Elizabeth pleaf-
= sntly ltuated on the Sperwink River, a.
bout ieven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety asres of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with handlome
young Orchard of about one hundred Trees
OF exceiient fruit; good Houfe and Barn
and fome valuable timber on fad Farm.-The
Stock and Farming Utenfls may be had with
the farm. For particulars enquire of Capt.
VIVA. THOMAS, on the premiles, or rhe fub-
fcriber at his Office in Portland, No 7, Long
Wharf. z. GREELY.
dprI IA, 1910. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22

10 the Hon. Senate and tie Hou. Houjs
Of RepreffAfatives 81 the C5nm7eIl-
qUeaifb- Of lIaBacbylfti5, ia General
Can't dDenlbltd
THE Petition Of the fubfcribers, hurnbIy
fhoweth, that the commercial part Of
Wells and Arundel has greatly increaied in
population, and with 1t the intercourfe be-
tween thoIe psces--l'h4t this intercourse
would be much facilitated by The erection OF
bridge over Kesnebunk river, near Emerys
wharf, 10 called, and the dlflance from faid
part OF -ArdndeI 10 the pcfi Office in Wells
common TO both p!aces) ihortened nearly
one mile Wherefore they pray, thar they
may be incorporated for the purpofe Of build
log bridge over isid river a. zforefaid, with
iuch tolls aud privileges, as 20 your honors
may appear proper, and as in duty bound
will ever pray. d,Eadsi, May %, 1910.
Tobias Lord, Henry Clark.
Simon Novel;, EPhr4im Perkins,
Nathl Lord, Michael Vie,
William Taylor, Richard fitzpatrick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
REMOVAL.

CAMUEL RICHARDSON informs his
= friends and the public that he has remo-
we'd from High Street, and taken that large
aud commodious houfe lately occupied by
MIR. Jeremiah Todd in Market. fquare, where
he ihould De happy 10 wait upon his friends
--He hkswiie will entertain ftrangers and
travellers as ulual. From the central iituation
OF his houie, he hopes.for ihare of their pat.
ronage.
~ B. A number of Gentlemen can be &C.
commoda,ed with Boarding on Reasonable
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Nfspburyp0,t, A9ra %. FU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
ROLFE g MITCHELL,

Columbian RcIU Middle Street.
FORM their friends aud the pubic. that
having employed fri rate workman from
New York, they can offer for .ale SAD
DIES hyperion 10 any ever fold in this town
They will keep on hand conitant iuPpiy Of
Gentlemen's
Steel-Springs, Military, SbaF-toed
and plain SADDLES.
Ladies fancy and common do.
Plated and common BRIDES.
Military work and Harneles of all kinds
Travelling and common TRUNKS, togeth.
er with every other article in the line of their
protection.
Also
Saddlsry Ware Chafe Trimmings;
Whips and Philadelphia Leather.
tt5- The above articles will be fold on the
mon Reasonable terms.
Portland, Sept. "a, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
NEW FLOUR.
William Crofs,

No. 8, Long WBa.E
HAS JUN received aud now landing from
: ichr. Ruby.
200 bbls. new fuperine FLOUR,
100 bbls. fcratchd do.
100 half bbls fuperfne do.
The above is warranted to be from wheat
of this years growth.
4d50 in Stare
200 bufhels of white Rock SALT,
Is bbls. of Bone Middlings, and one Hog
PORK,
10 kegs Virginia Fig TOBACCO,
Chefs of Hyfon.Skln * Souchong TEAS,
RUM and BRANDY.
O7ober 8, 1910. Qf)