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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
LAND,

7 N the plantation of WHlianjgpyg5, Tor town.
ihip No. fix, in the eighth range north OF
the Waldo PATENT is offered for fale, TO ae7saI
Jsttis's, on mach better terms than are ufualIy
obtained in the Dilfrict of Maine. OF the
quality, hruation, and natural advantages OF
the townfhip, perfons difpoled to make ret-
element are invited TO examine and Judge for
themtelves, and it is confidently preiumed
that in few townfhips will be found greater
advantages for fettlers.
There are between twenty and thirty fet-
Elements begun 10 the townfhip, and the
number continually increaGng.-For terms,
&c. apply to SIMON GREENIEAF, Efo. at
Gray, or the fubfcriber in WllianGuypb
MOSES GREENLEAF.
80 or 40 young men are invited to make
fettIements in rownihip No. s-sth range
price low and payment eaiy.--Apply as above
l1areE 5.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
Der has been duly appointed Executor of
the Taft will and teftanent of
DoMlNlCUS RECORD,
late Of Buckheld, in the county of Oxford,
Efquire, decesied, and has taken upon him.
felt thar truif by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs and all perions having demands upon
the efate of the fad Domnicus Record. are
required to exhibit the fame and all perfons
indebted to the elfzte are called upon 10 make
payment 70
D0IfINICUS RECORD, Executor.
gzsIfsll, Feb "a. 1910. la53
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TO LET,

A Wall PEW. well 6tuated in the Meeting
q Houfe Of the Second Parifh--Enquire oi
CHARLES & JOHN FOX.
Msscb 5
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DIED.,

In Baldwin. on the s7th inf. Mr.. Benjamin
Sawyer, aged25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

TO LET,
A Large two-fftory DWELLING HOUSE,
y pleafantly 6tuated in Federal ftreet, ac-
commodated with good Well of Water, q
fH,al Garden, and other convenienees -
For particulars apply to the Printer,
Mayeb s.
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THE Froprietors Of the Portland OIit,vstory,
= are notified that fpecial meeting will be
held at Beeman's Inn, on Tueiday the 9th
inf at o'clock M.
JNo WATSON, Pm Cls,k.
Narcb 2, 1910
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Penobfcot Bank Bills.

CORTLAND Money, or EagEG Good, will
be given for P<nsb,eot Bill, at a fmall df-
count, by JOHN JOHNSON,
No. 2, Union- Rorv, Middle frest
March 5
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FOR SALE.

No. 4, Titeom5s Wbayf
20 Hhds. retailing MOLASSES
400 bbls. TAR,
100 bbls. SHIP BREAD.
Moyeb 5
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THE Subscriber has ibis day commenced
his School, at the Room over Mr.. FREE
MANS Office, where few more Scholars may
be Accommodated,
l. WESTON.
0,.fgr.A Nx~.k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
MOSES GREENLEAF.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
: Der has been duly appointed Executor of
the lalt will and teftament of
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Ms,eb S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11
TAR Ii, 16.h Nov 1909


TO the most honorable the Marquis de CirceLo. hi,
Sfci|idn niajesy's minister for foreign ata
MY LORD,
The letter which your lordshp did ms
the honor TO write on the 81 October. was ,rans
United to me thrAugh the medium of Mr. Gregg
ri aitei, his Siciiian majesy's charge d'afEares
at Malta
pray your lordshp to express to his majesty
my grateful sensibili,y for the condescension viii
which lie has been pleased to notice my conduct,
and also tender to your lordship my highest &C.
acknowledgements for the hdttering manner in
which YOU have communicated his maies,y's ap
probation
BY this conveyance Calmero & francesca But
t'ro, natives of Syracuse, who have been seven
years slaves to this regency, embark for Malta
and l have recommended them to the good O iIices
1T his m jesty's charge d'affaiIes, in procuring
them passport to Sicily.
have the nonor to en- lose copy of the letter
addressed to your iordship on the g 81 Oct 1907
and with sentiments of profound respect and
consideration,
have the honor to be,
Ny lord
Your lordship's most obedt serv't.
GEORGE DAVIS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11
FROM THE PoR7' FOLIO.

The following letters, which we have been
permitted to copy.consisting of CORE spondence
from d. George Davis, our consul at Tripoli, is
iigbil honorable tn the humanity OF an an,iable
officer, who adoms his staten and his coun,r, -
AS It hss been CORRECTLY rem: tked, the giving OF
publicity TO acts SD meri,o ious is not only cal
cuisted to t~ard individual, but TO STIMULATE
general ben, iicence
1t Will be remembered by those, who are con
versant in diplomatic history. well as by those
who teei sympathy tor the unfortunate, tia,
the Trpohtsns having refused to execute their
treNy with M Lear. and retaining in bontiag,
TIL fmsiy of Hamet Caremeh, the ex,ied ba
Saw Dr. Davis WAS, Tor the second time, sp
pointed a. Consul. His first embassy was at
I"ns, aud the second at Iripol, charged with
SPECIAL powers iela,iv, To the treaty alluded Ia.
b. iis ncble and salu,aiy Influence, the tam 4,
was not only surrendered, but The reign;re and
ex'ied brothers were reconoil,d after rance.
rcus amnesty of twenty years duration; libcra!
provision was made Tor hamet, the wanderer; :,
rev government WAS established al Dcrne, and
he created basliaw.
EpIroe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11
pALrnao, % Oct 1909.

SlNs So.
Your letters addressed to Mr.. Gregory Nal
tel, his Sicilian msjesty's commissioner, :,nt. TO
Mr. Gibbs, consulo OF the United States, concern.
ing the two Sicilan children. and the other Sic,
Ian cspt'vcs. liberated through your intercession,
were forwarded TO me but the one mentioned
as having been written to me, did not come to
hand
The king, my master, whom I had the honor to
inform of the contents of the same, has admired
the sensib'lty oi YOUR heart, and il has been tr.
y gratifying to his f.. Ings, to contemplate :,
stranger so interesting himself, from mere huma.
n,ty, for individuals Of other nations.
While have the honor to transmit to you, sir
the wsruest sckn ,wledgments from his Sell n
n,,jesty, for this honorable act of Humanity to
wards his subjects, sm happy to inform y,u ,ha,
the institution called the Red N btion o. the Slaves
has received the kings Comm aids iur taking tnc
most proper and speedy measure, for the sale re
turn to their homes ofthe children, of whose saf
ARRIVAL at Malta, am just informed, and of Mi,
chelii Scotto aud Cispero Lintenelli Of Syracuse
hope the ohjec, of your lioeraliiy, and of your
humane undertaking, will soon be accomplished
have the honor To be, with great regard and
distinguished consideration,
Sir, your most obedent servant,
The Marquis OF CIRCELLO.
SeorSr Davis, Esq.
: U States Consu Tripoli.
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more oppressed than they. The province of
Caracas. grows greater. the more il is ex
amined every thing then persuades us OF
the absolute necessity to imita,e the exam
pie of the North Americans. Happy we
shall be, it superior to the paltry prejudces
OF vanity. We obtain. by im alton, in transfer
ring from this country to ours. its wise form
or government and maxims Of policy and If
we Can introduce here the regularity of man
ners we observe there, thus jnining to the
benig,i ty and beauty of our climate, IN which
w certainly excel. the wisdom and utility
Of the policy of that country; then the twice
happy penezueia will be enyied even by
those We now take for our models.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11
AUBIN LAFOREST.
lI.Vl lw
August 81

~ ALUABLE LAND FOR SALEt-WlH
be Offered tor SAFE, ON the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER next being Essex court, in the Town Of
Fappahannock, to the highest bidders TRdCI'
or LIND containing 529 acres lying: within
one Ihe and nall ot tue towr--Tht:re is
good overseer's house, with barn and every
house necessary for farmson this tra,,t The
whole entirely new Also ,npthet TRACT adj
joining the town, coRtaiLiag 2409 acres, will be
sold on the same day. Fh'sr lands are of ex-
"el'en quality, and well situated for Farming -
Possession will be given Oh tia 1st of January
1871, at which tune, one third of the many
mist be paid, and the balance in one and two
ye.s, for which bond win be required, & it must
be further secured ~ deed of irust OH the lind
the purchaser to have the privilege of sowing.
wheat, the approaching fall A good title VIII be
made by The subscriber, and by the other devil
sees of DR. 10 ~ Brockenbruugh, decd.
THOS bKOCKE NBKOUGH.
TappahannOck, August IL. wtds
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LOR SALE-a valuable MERCHANT and
Il SAW MILL : situated in the county of
Loudon Goose creek Z of mile from where
it empties IN the Potomac 4 miles from Leesburg,
IS from Alexapdra and about the same distance
from George Town; in the midst of the finest
wheat country OF Virginia. The main road froHl
Leesburg to- Alexandria, passes within one mile.
of the mill, aud the boats that navigate the P0tOa
mac come up to the Mil, which affords great
opportunity OF procuring wheat, by means OF tho
river, at ali seasons, and great facility of sending
flour TO market by water TO George Town and
Alexandra. The Mill House is built fstome 50
feet by 81, two stories and four floors, and work.
two pair Of stones. The machinery, which IS q
the most approved construction, is in good repair
The saw-miil, is the culinary size & works sav
With the Mil, If suitable 20 the purchaser, ma
be had 10 or 20 acres OF Land, on the SIDE OF 80
creek Oh which the null stands, and on the opp
site tract of Land, Containing about $50 or 81
acres, of e OIL quality and we'll timbered II
excellence of the stream N (sOose creek, ut III
place the abundance OF wheat grown in the
entity the facilities of water navigation and 4
general and rspid Improvements Of this part
The state hold out great inducements 60 pers.
of activity and spirit, inclined to vest his mon
~ properly Of this description. For further d.
tctdars apply TO VIM BRENT, Ir.
Near Aqnia Eost office. Virginia.
July 81. ep2,m&a'Nu
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10Y viruIe IF Deed of Trust of record in
D Noitow~y court, executed by Phebe Smith.
"tne subscriber, to secure the payment oi ann
# money therein sDeciiei, due to Tomas Per-
kinson: WiH be said. al PerkmsOnv.lle, IN the
county ot annette, OH Friday, the 2lsi d@y f ms
mouth, for ready money, one Negro NJ ~ nm. d
II ". and one N Woman named LULF.
Acting AS trustee, snail -ouvcy only SUCH tie
tie as ses,ed in ne, by virtu of adj dee d rust.
PETER RISnN
Amelia, Sep,ember z. So
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EpIroR
TnIPoL1, July 23i, 1909.
SIR,

SIR,
IAAp the honor to address, under date of
The 1lu' october, 1907, and first Jane, 1903, two
letters to- Abraham Gibbs, Esq inforusiug him
that lns ex cheney, the bsshsw, had been plea
sed TO iberste through my intcrcession two OF
his SciliAn n'ajcsiy's subjects, slaves to this re
gency, and enclosing similar commune ation 10
his ioiTisliip, the Marquis al Circeiio BEING
still without reply 10 uios. ,guers, / am ind,i
ced 10 believe lhat gentleman has retired tiom his
oihc'ai situatior, ana have, therefore, given m,
present respects TIE address it bears
Since Tie last mentioned period, his excellen-
cy has debser to Inc five other Sirilian sub
jects, VIZ --Micheili Scot,o, Nicola Staracci.
Glsfuzo L.n,enelli and two children The L.,
ter were tAken ON or about the 6 Ia inst from :,
place tiey Call Sclacca az Shacoa, distant ne All,
sixty miles iron, G'rg.nti The eldest is a g,rl
of between three and four years old Her com
plexion hair and eyes dark She calls herself
Catsrlna; and says that the boy, who is gsd a..
bout ten months, Is her brother, and named W,
toria will thank you Ia use your best OK raj.
ems to discover the parents, and inform them thu,
the children are placed in my own house & will
be well taken care Of They sre both unwel.
from the fatigue they suiiered on the yoyap, bu,
few days good treatment will recover them Ell
ther OF TIC parents MY come TO this place Witt
your passport, or send some trus,y person TO re-
seiye the children.
AS often as his excellency, the bashaw, Ina
bSNH pASaSSd WISH pf COnferrinQr pi,
me an honor, Sra mark Of his friendship. IN
requested that Il might be confined to the liberia
ton of his slaves; measure alike consonsn, t.
tpe WISHES oil nay government and gratifying To
nay ownteeiings The expencc of their suppor,
and ct procuring their passage to their homes
has been at my private charge, and has been
borne with pleasure. do no, mention this cir
cuinsiance with any view TO remuneration for
were 1t ctiered, # never would be accepted bu
solely to SVInce The disinterestedness oF ~, 49,,
tives, in obi .iiing their freedom.
iesi TINY duty TO state, that one of the ba
shaw's cruizecs has recently committed some
ouireges On The cosst cf Sicily, by setting fire 10
magazines. THIS mode Of warfare has mt the
decided disapprobatlon of his excellency, and the
kais, tor MS brutal conduct, has been deprived
OF the command of his vessel, and will be haopv
tcescape severer punishment.
have the honor to be,
With great respect,
Sir,
Your most obed,ent servant,
GEORGE DAVIS.
!Ihe consa' Of the Uai,ed}
States, Pale,naO.
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hTOTICE.-Wanted youth from sixteen to
~ seventeen years Of age, 20 attend IN store q,
one that writes good hand and Of a good moral
character as none others need m Ike application.
one ofthis description may apply at this of6-e.
September =. 81
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TRIPoLb 9th Sept. 1909.
SIR

SIR,
The letter which you did me the honor to
write on the 25tb ut. ia tire name ofthe Senate of
; laCca, relative To my conduit IN procuring the
liberatOn of two Slcil,an children, was delivered
70 me Oh tie 5.h lust by their parents / offer 10
that honorable maglstracy, my respectful acknow.
ledgmsnts. for Tho favorable sentiments they have
been pleased to express Of my feeble efforts in
the cauSe OF humanity; and / tender you, sir, my
tbsnks, for The courteous manner in which YOU
havC Cpmgunicated them
The psfCnts aud children, with others Of his
Sic'iian Msjesty's subjects, whose freedom have
been 80 fortunate As TO obtain, will embark for
M Tia, under Iiie American protection, and fer.
yent.y hope, thatt ,ey may be safely restored to
their country and tieir friends.
Assuring you, Sir, uiat shall ever retain
lively aud grateful sense II tie honor conferred
on ne by the spprobau0n Of tie senate and PEG
PIE 81 Siacc2, pray y,u to be persuaded of The
pIOiOu.d fctPect aud consideration,
Wan winch have The honor to be,
81,
Toui most ob'dt servant.
GEORCE DAVIS.
Risgio Gyavgnfi, Esq
S-crtL.ty u 1hs seAate Of Sciocca.
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ScIAccA, 2Sh Aug. 1909.


SIR,
BY a letter from Joseph PuIlis, Esq Ameri
can Consul at Malta, under date of the 9th ulr
this Iustriou. magistrscy has been made &C.
qu7inted with your extraordinary magna,,imi.y
IN voluntarily charging yourself near his excel
iency the bfshaw OF IriPoli, to procure the iibe
ration, from state of most unjust AMI cruel sIa
very those two fortunate children, Catherine
and Salvatore TrapplIcante, the eldest betwe en-
three and four years, and her brother ten months
taken short distance from this City of Sci
accs
This magistracy, deeply impressed with gra-
fitude, hui not having terms EXPIRE ssive Gifts sen
sbilty prop1rtioned to the preferred favor. as
grestas II is unexpected and uncommon will
Only assure you, that penetrated BY SO dignifctl
and benevolent an act, 1t pre- senls you, sir, with
this respectful Offering of its lively and grateful
THANKS on behalf and IN the name oftheir who'll,
population.
Those fortunate parents, Antonio and Catha-
Fna ITappiIcante, IDipsien once more to press
70 their bosoms q Ell lost children, have prepa.
red notwithstanding extreme poverty, at the
eAper>e OF tbis university, to embark, by the first
boatfor Malta and thence pass to Tripoli, for the
purpose OF receiving from you, sir, tins noble
git There is nothing more consoling to la
Insnity than bebodirg how closely nature has
united the interests OF each society with the p,.
neral interest, in order to correct the errors OF
bsib1rous nations, who attack The prosperit,
Of others, by the sacrifice Of justice aud Iibe
Sa,i,y
You will pardon, sir, this inadvcrteut digres
sion, and this magstracy requesting, that as YOU
have been pleased far to interest yourself tb.s
you will procure safe return Tor these happy
children 70 their native country /; and tender tic
assurances other liyeIlest sense of obligation 4
respect,
Your most devoted and obliged servant,
The Senate,
BIAG1O GRAyANTI, Secretary.
The An1eyicdH Consul,
Irpoh,
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AGAINST

Sam'l Overton, ir admir- with the will annexed
OF SAINT Rsgland, deceased, VIM Cooke, James
Nelson, James Michie, VIM G.. Pomdexter, *.
ecutor Ut Warner II Broaddus, deceased, Over
ton Harris. Edward Kagland, Elizabeth L u
renee, administrators OF WIN Laurence, decd
Thomas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
Meriwetber and Barnett Moore, DEUS.
THE defendants, Samuel Oycrton, inur. adj
ministraior as aforesaid, Nicholas Merlwether
and Barnett Moore, not having entered their al,-
pearance and given security according To the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and ii
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court that
they not inhabitants Of this state on The mo
ton Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, II is or
dercd, That the said defendants, Samuel Overt0n,
junr. administrators with the viii annexed of Sa.
muel Ragand, decd Nicholas Meriwether and
Barnett Moore, do appear here ON the second
Monday IN October next, and answer tie PLAN
tfT's bill, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN one Of the ne wspapers printed
in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessively, and published at the front door OF the
court house of this county, on some court day.
d Co1y. Ttst,
T0HN P0INDEX1ER, Crk
August 7. wBw
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MoTlCE-Is hereby given that application
" w'll be made TO the County Court of Hen
r'co 81 October Court next, to discontinue the
I'D road commonly called, Bookers road, from
the upper corner Of the plantation of William
Price (R) deed. 10 the Rocky Branch.
Sepi.4 saw4w
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sIOR SALE. 5000 acres of LIND within
six md ri Richmond the r, sdence ofthes
subscribe. Terms of payment-one third cash,
the balance in one and wo years
IHOS. II PROSSER.
Sept 7. If
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w oil CARDiNG The public are res
w p fully informed that there is now i'm
operation at Watkins Mili's in Coochland Coun-
~ about three niles above Johnson's SPRING
machine f'f c ruling Wool into Rolls. The
price for cari.nS sx pence per ID. Those
sending Doooi ~ tvs machine arc requested to
have 1t cleaned OF Il ash and creased, at about
the proportion of one pound of lard to every IL
pound of wool
Goochana, S p q. w2eT
THE SUBSCRIBER has re ceiyed, and offers fer
sale, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, aud Messrs Galego,
Richards s Co.'S
100 Kegs FF Eff Dupont de Nemour &
Co.'S Brandy~ine GUN CWDER, war
ranted of superior quality,
10 Hogste9ds Prime Antigua Rum,
10000 W.T. Brown Sugar,
60iG do Co!f =
80 Foes . ,urbon, do
- ests best H son, Young Hyson, In,pe-
rial, San powder aAd Souchong TEAS, Of
last Importation,
100 and b each Iezd Canister Imp erisI
and Gun powder Tea,
81 Dog Bottles Martinique Cordial ass orted
in boxes Of 10 bottles each,
100 Doz C,aret, Wise de G,'4vee Blanc, Rhe-
nish do. Burgundy, Champagne ard old
Port VINE,
9 Doz. c ,rboys London Bill Madeira Wine
of 1929 & 1901,
2 Pipes cid London Market, Sherry, Lis.
bon & Tenerille Wine,
Pipes old Cogniac Brantlv-ss TO- Box
es OF superior quality HAVANA s sgars !;
With large and general assortment of Groce-
res OF superior quality, also, CtiEa an Class
Ware, all of which ne VIII dispose OF at 'sow pri-
ces for cash.
AUBIN LlFoR EST.
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I RON CASTINGS, of every description
Il (pstterDs being furnished) will be executed
~ the neatest manner, at the Fonadeyg, attached
to the Virginia Manufactory Of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, SUPERINTENDENT.
April 10. w6mp
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RO POLLARD, C C
wSW
July 81

IN CHANCERY. Louisa county, June Court.
a 1910
john lie wis and Susanna his wife, Samuel Hes
ter, Barbara Bridge water, Owen Burton < Polly
his wife, Valentine hlcCutchen, adminislr tor Of
Ann McCutchen, deceased, his late wIie, Henri
eta Green wood, and Benjamin X Pun,am, lie
gal representatives OF Ann Pulliam deceased,