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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
QAo:;leGtlc.
To the Editors IF The Public .Adpertiser

TO the Editors IF The Public Adpeyfisey.
GENTLEMEN,
i observe that an attempt has been
made. on the part Of the managers of the CITY
assembly, to weaken and dissipate the public
Indignation excited bv the late flagitious &C
currencc at the city Hotel For this purpose
certificate has been published. signed lou
IS BeHon, who is pompously ushered into
notice under the title Of "Me LEADER offhe
City .4sSem6iy Da1d."
In the Introductory remarks which YOU
have prefxed to that certificate, you are GER
tainly warranted in stating that that docu-
ment was written for and not tn the subscri-
Der. Louis Benoit, if 1 am correctly in
formed, - mulatto man who goes among
our dancing masters and misses by the name
OF BeHHet. From his dialect, presume
he is native of one of the French West In
dia Islands, but tho an excellent GddLer. he
cannot speak (much less write) three words
OF corrected Ineligible English. Benoit is
poor man as luis profession indicates, and
probably depends upon the favors of our
light heeled gentry for his Iivelihood. II is
therefore 81 no means wonderful that he
signed any certificate which the managers of
the city assembly or their friends chose To
dictate. The power of fashion is incoptronl.
able, even IN the selection of n fiddler. and
poor Benoii knew that If he refused to attest.
to the Satisfaction OF tas managers, some
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
Z IS. An.l,orisiNg Elisabeth MORT. to bring Ger.

IS. Au,lorising Elizabeth Morris to bring GER
tain slaves into this state. ~
SO. Author;sing ato.i bridge over the North
Branch of Rappahannoca river at Norman's Ford.
81. Appropriating certain csche ats, penalties.
foriei,ures aud coniiscations, 10 the encourage
ment of learnirg. or All esrhests, confscs-
tons, fines, penalties and sorfcitures (exccpt mi
htia fnes) and Ill rights in persona! property ac-
cru'ngt to the comsncnwealth as derelict, are APP
proPria,ea totte encouragement OF learning, by
the establishment of school or shools in each
county, subject to such regulations as the Gene
raj assembly shall hereafter prescribe. The
auditor i, directed to open account to be de-
nominated the Literary Fund, in which shall be
entered all receipts at the treasury, from any Of
the above sources
eS Au,horisirg- the oycrscers of. the poor for
the county OF Essex, to receive CT john Monta
que, executor of William Jones, certain legacy,
and for other purposes a
10 be concluded in our n.st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

TO his own certificate, did actually strike up sae
tune God save the King :" but he positively de-
ciares that he meant " Cad sace Ars,er;co" So
hu~h for Mr.. Benoif's politics. Perhaps lac is
sincere il matters little whether his Scclapati.
an proceeds from his policy or has been ex,ortesl
by his fears. Cnere, how did the n,ble MANA
,ers,tngether with the favored guest, understand,
the tune Was il intended to fatter Mr.. ia,
son with God save the King" Or to insult hi,i,
with benediction to America '~.P4b adv.
NEW York, Jan. so
Gov. GORE delivered his speech to the
Massachusetts legislature on the Oath inst
The speech chiefly relates tothe local poll
tics of the state. The following is the only
paragraph of general nature:
j." AT the last session. we had the happi
ness OF mu;ual cong atulation on the pros
pect OF an amicable adjustment OF o,ir ma
tlonal differences. with one of the grea, bel
liyerents or Europe, and of revival of our
commerce, SO essential to the prosperity of
this Commonwealth. Subsequent events
show our relation to the powers at war to be
in most critical and alarming state.
z" Although our commercial and foreign
concerns are confded to the government of
the Union, yet so deeply invoivrn are we. in
every thing which regards hem that the cx
ercise 1t all constitutional means, either to
prevent the calamiiies that threaten us, or
toprepare to meet them, in a becoming man
ner. is duty too imperative to be neglected..
Having done all in our power, to these
ends. we may humbly rely or that Divine
Providence, which has SO s'ngularly inter
posed to relieve our country from impending
danger, to all human eyes. inevitable and o ;,
overwhelming. 1t would he snperhuous in
me, again to recommend candor and pru-
dence in discussion, always necessary to a
wise and happy result. Every one must
see, that in the present portentous crisis of
our affairs, these qualities, with a disiuter-
ested elevation above al party spirit, are in
dspensable to the safety of our dearest rights
and best interests"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
LETTER

From Count CHAMPACNY, to his excellen-
cy the Count OF on the repeal
ing OF the Embargo Act by the Congress
of the u. States.
"PARIs, May 10, 1902"
A letter signed ~. C.. with the above cap
ton is now running the gauntlet OF the Fe
deral prints in the y. States, as a state do
cument, copied from a London paper OF
Nov. ~, but as if conscious of being sub
Jected TO detection. the Federal editors hesi
tate to pledge themselves for its authentici-
~. his same letter made its appearance
Hrsf in the u. S. with mere variation of
language or change OF phraseology in Cole
mans New York Evening Post, shortly at
ter the arrival of the despatch ship Men
tor, ICON France and England, in the first
week In August last, being substantially the
same letter, except that it was no. ascribed
to Champaign.
In order to detect forgery so glaring as
the above, we will merely refresh the me-
mory OF our readers by recurrence to the
following dates.
Canning's letter OF instruction to Mr..
Ersklne which has since been announced as
the Engi'sh sine qua non o. negotiation, is
dated Jan. Esd, 1909.
The commencement of the negotiation
between MIR. Erskine and our government
appeared
Mr.. Brskine to Smith. April II
Smiths reply, do. II
Erskine to Smith, do. 10
Smiths reply, do. 10
PRESIDENTS proclamation con ,
flrming the arrangement, 5 do 10
Date of Orders in Council re.
pealing in part the order of
Nov. 1907. April "a
Date OF the spurious letter, Paris, May 10
Date of the Orders in Council,
disavowing Erskine's arrange
ment, May 81
Our readers will recollect, that ID. &.
speaks of Erskine's arrangement. Now
how is II possible that this event was known
IN Paris, Il distance Of more than SIS 90 miles.
on the 10Th OF May, when it was only signed
at Washington ON May 10 aud promulgated
Oh ihs goth. After the i.isiag Of TIC eni9ar-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
BALTIMORE Eeh

According to report Of the Secretary of
the Navy it appears. thas in order to carry
into effect the law of Congress, anthoris,ng
the fitting out, offering and manning the
irigates of the u. S. there will be wanting
four captains. four master lieut. comman-
dants. ten lieutenants, and two thousand three
hundred and twenty six seamen, in addition
to those already authorised by law.-.d1ae-
rican.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
From the Baltimore Imerican
STATE FORGERIRS.
: ANOTHER LETTER OF CHAM
PAGNY

&c ~ The Globe, Of November .24sh. O.
rank ministerial paper) gives the follow
ing as the translation Of an important
state paper Whether spurious or au
thentc it is interesting"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
TR hNSLATION

TRANSLATION
FROM a Cddiz faher the 1871 December.
SEMLIN, (7arkey, Sept. 4.
The Russian army. which besieges Isma-
ell, consists of thirty thousand men. The
Turkish garrison, which is Numerous, offers
the most vigorous resistance. An army of
observation covers the spot against the
Grand Vizer, who has advanced towards
Siiestrla; while another corps, along the
k-Sea, marches towards Varna. 1t is
very probable, that the two armies will soon
enter into great engagement.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
TRADE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
FRANCE

Captain Thompson of the British ship MARY,
IS days from Liverpool, which arrived at Anne
liza on the 28th December, reported that num-
Der of British vessels were fitting out in England
for France, having been furnished with French &
British licenses to trade with France and II oil
land. The British vessels were to be allowed
to bring corn from France it was not no viewer
known what cargoes would be admitted into
France. Capt. T. also reported that three large
French Prvateer inggers were captured & car
ried into Cork just before he sailed...fea Gag
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

NAsuvtLLr, (rcn) oct 20.
snr~'cal opesalicn a3s ;:..o"-ccd in A2sb.
ole 9ll MI, y vrep'ns ,sst, 81 DE- Nev,ea Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

Strange thar sHct dispvfcs houM be 'T5r;u
D'oechc dunn, and D1,ccdis ace F' TIE works
OF tie Reverend Dean Swift do not lie on our Ia
Die. We have quoted him Substantially. M.
Lsais Ecaoit, the leader o. be band, according
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

Extract Of letter dTted. 81 Bmih0lo,nezps- De-
esnsber 80
All is hustle and confusion here, rs moncn-
tsry hostilties are expected with England. The
swedes have Shut all their ports in Europe a.
g'inst the English. There have three fiigates
arrived at Guadalupe from France two were
destroyed, and one cut out brought to Antigua,
by the English squadron-three frgates we're
here yesterday morning. looking for two Freuch.
who were seen off Antigua Jews days ago"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

Extract Of letter from O gentleman, al
Stockholm, 10 his friend in Norwich, Con.
dated Der. 27, 1909.
+" The celebrated Col Burr is here. and
on the greatest terms of intimacy with the
King and nobility. He gees to Copenha gen
in few days, and from thence to Paris
Hamburg papers mention the arrival Of
the Hon. John Quincy adams, Ambassador
to Russia from the U. States, at ST. Peters
burgh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
John DALRYMPL Z,

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Portland, that he has for fale, a few doors
above Q4irsy Il Baley's, Fiih-S,ree,, nearly
oppo6,e Marie Bonk, large aiorment Of
elegant EngIifh WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain Dutcb, day Of the month aud PLAN
do Watch. Chains, Seals and Keys, double
gilt gold rattern.
A handCome afTortment of JEWELRY, a.
moug which are fome FilIigree Work-very
elegant Gold Watch Chains and Keys--Slvsr
Table and Tea Spoons-Plated Gators and
Candlenicks- Britannia Tea. Pots Of the new
Ell fafhion--tinped, queens metal, and pew
ter Table and Tea poons--etegant Tortoiie-
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; variety of
Ivory and Horn Small Tooth Go.
HARDlYARE-A large aflortment of
Knives and Forks, among which are Tome fetts
very fine great variety of Pocket and Pen
knives-a few dozen Razors Of the frit quail
ty-large aud fmall Scilors-Saws, % inch
caft lteel tennou--dovetail and wood Saws
Chif1eIs of all kinds Gouges, from l2 inch
to the fmallelt fei;-Carpenters Squares and
mpafIes-Carpenter's Hammers-Laihing
do-Wool Screws-Saw Setts--Screw Dri-
vers--Drawing Knives-iire Steels---Ink-
Stands, pocket and deik Razor Cafss--Cloth
and Tooth Brafhes-a good afortment of fiat
and round Files-Cork Screws-Snuf Box
es-ag great variety of Morocco Pocket Books,
Furfes, Memorandum Books, sc. together
with many other articles. which he will fell
cheap for Cain.
~ Pleaie 10 call and fee
He repairs aud cleans Watches, and war
rants his work, If the Watch be toierable
good, for one year Every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged.
~ Willard Patent Time Pieces for fale.
Portland FEB. 5, 1910. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

Fyoy- ite caysins Nsg:zgv.
Among the Odes, Acrostcks, &c appearing
ii honor Of she ,jicsn | hope the follow
ing. if not for is poetry, will De acceptable
at eall, for i,s truth.
~ anne e iavage menter ferce,
n dmring viuainy reiound
p rincs Of darkness. and the curfe
all whom thou haii found.
L 0 AROUND thy vengeful ann
4 ntwine the ierpents llippery brood
O Hell thou own ST each magic charm
~ APOLEON aeep'd in crime AID bloed.
r hv facrilegious zeal defroys
II eaven ; fAirc:t fruits OF earth.
4 mblem Of Thy terrihck joys.
ID eorpsion hymn d thy BIRTH
E ternal furies rule thy deep.
r. incomes heheId thy murderous deed,
tai,an virgins rcand thee weep,
L ow lies Hefperia's head
Inv black funereaI train
~ aiions ina An early grave;
ajoled by thy fat,erirg itrain
a rtlefs virtue what ihall fave
X uio fad, and fpectra Care.
~ slure's fhrieks, aud wild Defpair
4 tterdant IN thy triumphs flare. ,
+ hine is heavens eternal doom,
& a5ths hate znd Heil's CO.. genial gloom
DENGHElN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Jonathan TUX sbury,


INFORMS his fsienis ADD the public a large
i that he has for fac, at iaid tore
Mems, Womens, and Miles Leather and
Morocco SHOES. warranted good
.fBo-A large afiorIment OF MOROCCO
SKINS Of all calors--BINDlNG SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &c &c.
AE-sHERP SKINS wanted, for which
generous price will he given, if coed and
well faved, which may be done in the fellow
ing manner Always put on lime 10 fetch
the wool After taking off the wool, wafh
the kin and pu, it into falt pickle, firing 1t
two or three times in the conrle OF four or
Il. hours, then hang il up in he fhade. But
to lave them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention TO The
above, NAV fave many hundreds OF Dollars,
almofi as eafy as 10 throw their Aims away.
Portland, 1faycb 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

M'Sv & Vnlmb.g Pabiie1fioqs
Now puHrillipp new and Ferai tract
lslicn from The iE.eal Creek, Of al
he Al, no6eai Imiiies; with consrienfsrN.
aud no;es n .siarial, er tiesi, crpiasai@5 sid
b,ai7iai; - which is added h;aory Of fhc
Life Of ST. Paul--hv
ames Macknie ht, D. ID.
Author Of the Harmony Of the @ fpels
This work viii Ne fnund If van Ute 10
thofe who with a. rousfs correct uader
landing az Ike New i'efament, ard IS high.
y Recommended by Ciergymen Of he firft
reputation. As well as other literary charac-
,ers OF dliluction.
Price t. fnbfcrihers, D Q so a vol. Non
iubfcribers, q. 8 90. The firlf volume is re
ceivsd, and ready for delivery, at The Book
fore of ISAAC ADAMS, where iubfcrip-
tions are received.
Dieef Of The L01vs IF MaQacbHftts
The % and Sd volumes Of The Digsg IF ibs
Lasrs ef 1fcGlrbgifsfs, is received. Subtcri-
bers are requeiied 70 apply for their books.
A general ailorIinent Of BOOKS e STD
7T0NdRT, a. ufua
~ Cath gwen Tor Rags, Cauvafs, and
Junk. Mossb 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

THE Proprie,ors Of The Portland Molu.
ment Ground, having al their meeting
held on the 2lt inf. voted an instament Of
Ten Dollars on share, to be paid 70 the Urea
furer, one half on or before the frlt day Of
May Dexf; the remainder ON or before the firft
day Of June following. The iubscriber here.
by gives notice, that he win attend to receiv.
ing he fame at the office Of the United Marine
and Fire Iniurance Company, Portland.
JOHN WATSON, 7Ieasp,sy.
March &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Portland l4cndemy.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the Tfuaees
have engaged Preceptor and AiliGant
for the initruction of Students at the Acade-
my for the year enluing-and ALTO Preeep-
treis 10 take the charge Of Females.
All who with to engage places for their
Children nuh apply TO Judge FREEMAN at
his otiiee in Middle ltreet, by or before 1T
of April next, where Tie terms of admiilion
will be made known
N. B.-Should greater number apply than
can be admitted, thole fIll on the lift will
have lie preference. Afareb rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

IN the towH Of Falmouth, in the ccunt, y.
Il Cumberland, conE.ting Of Que hundred 49,.
FIVE acres Of Land, Of which thirty is Interv,,
aud lying on Preiumpfcot River, and a..
miles from the town of Portland, aud an NM.
poif road that leads from Portland to auonas
and into many Of the back towns. Said h,~
is conveniently htuated for Public Hou.s
with large two tory Houi- aud Barn. VIII
out houles The foil of faid farm il irferc.
TO none.-Inquire of
OLIVER WINSTON
O9 IL QD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
FOR THE GAZETTE.

crurjfxion of eur Sa0iopf.
Ard muit God whole love was fhewn
For man, ia every hook aud breath,
Bound 10 a CROFT, in anEuilh groan
Nuii JEsus drink the cup Of dea.hf
Behold, how we'll the Jews agree!
AvhsF damned JOY aceusfed zeal
On mad thoie wrershes eyes to lee
Oh, had thole n.onfters hearts 10 feel
Hide, hide thy paly face o sun
shu, OH the world thine eye of light
Bat all ia warn ! lis done It's done
b'st out tie Dss., eternal Night
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Thomas Ninot's Ehate.

THE Heirs and creditors Of the ens.e a
THOMAS MIsoT, Iate Of Portland, de-
ceafed. are hereby notified, THAI The admiui
traitors on laid enate intend TO e1hibit their
fecond account Of Administration al Probate
Court, 70 be holden at The office Of Jchu
rockingham, on the fecond Wedueisay IN
April next, and that the fame, together with
an allowance 10 the widow will then he con.
Idered by me, at which time aud place they
may be Preient and heard upon the mbect,
if they fee fl.
-S-AB1L. FREEMAN, Ja5ge IF P,oS1te
H4areb %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
r. NEW TAYERM.

THE fablcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the publick, thar he has re-
commenced keeping Tevera on Byusf7viek
FL<ia,a few rods weit of The fituation where
ne formerly kept. Til. hcufe i new and
convenient, and every attention will be pad To
cuiiomers to render their ltay pleaiant and
satisfactory.
JOHN EUNNlNG.
6tEsfahk. Hard 10. f94py
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

To be J6M By order Court. on S.ATUp.
D-AT the fifth day Of Nay neat, Y
one o'cl5ck P. NJ. on The prlmfiey,
THE Home(iead Farm, excepting ~
= widows dower) whereof Luke Ryetlca
late of BuckfeId, in the county Of 0sfrd
gentleman, died feized, containing fittv WI
feventy acres of excellent land, ltualed "
the road leading from Buckiie.a 70 Paris
HENRY FARWEL, I'm,
Bu.tfe!d, Mayeb "a, 1910 (3n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

4 he heirs OF JosFFH CAwes, late Of Cor
ham, IN. The county of Cumberland, yeo
man, de eaied, and all concerned, are here
by notified, ,hat his iaif VIII and Teflalnent
has been preientei TO me for Probate, BY
William Cobb, the executor therein uamed,
and thai proef Of lie fame will be taken a.
a Probate Court - he holden q, the Office
of John Frothirgh IA, Eiq at Portland, On
the fourth ~etneIasy Of April next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon whea and where
they may be pre'ent 4 they Zee fit
Sh-hL. FREIdIN, Jatgs Of Probate.
March "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
OIL s. CANDIES.
Bachelor Huilev.

O|S.6tr s5s Izasau Cliff Eao
HAS for faIe, on reafonahle Tern. -
Il l25 boxes SPERMACETl Cam,
caiks SPERMACErI OIL
of an excellent quality.
~ b The beA of SPFRA1ACE7y ~,
fold for one dollar per gallon -
Cuitomers are respectfully requeied y ".
at the hgn OF HussEY u WlNsLcsv.
Noy. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
MUsE-A SPRAY.

MUSE-A SPRAY.
She does not form at luch mighty rate
AS brings my reaion into itrong debate,
If nnadneis may not be the afi refulr,
Thxt ilial al fober thought and fenie intult !
Yer after all, my mind IS 70 perveIie,
That, nor allow d 70 rhyme, & then rehesrfe !;
The leaf attention ikel sefule TO pay
To all, motl anxious, cal do o. fay.
Then les u urge this new and ifrange career,
Purfue no end, no point of compass iteer.
The furious courier left without control,
soon fpends lis force, ard pants away hrs foul.
Nxhauaed thus. behold this fudden fire
Fnif ink, grow pale, then unperceiv'd expire
x .
March, IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
John Hoilack's ERate.

to be fold by order Of Court, on MON
DAY the lait day of April next, at elev-
en- o'clock in the forenoon, at the houfe of
Abraham Beeanan, in Portiand--A Lot of
LAND on Mountjeys Neck, belonging TO
the eitate of John HolIacx, decealed
BETSY HOsSACK, As"mlf,ai'is
Nfareb 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

John Prichard,
INFORMS the public that he has opened
: fore at the HAY market, oppofte the Co.
lumbar Tavern, where he offers for fale,
w. |. Goods e Groceries.
Flour--Corn --Rye-Oats- In
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
hyo--3ooo W.T. of Live Geefe, Sea Fowl,
Ruilia aud LiiboE FEATHERS. All Of
which he will fell as low for Cath or Coun-
try Produce, as can be purcha'ed in the Diff
trict of Maine. whclelale or retail.
or Bedticking, Matrahes, &e.
made at the fhorteIt notice.
Cab paid far Hating and Slipping
FURS.
January %. UG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
January %.
FOR SALE.

FOR SIZE,
a BOUT one mile from Portland, on the
= road leading to Stroudwater, four acres
of LAND, under good Improvement, with a
large two itory Dwelling Houle, IS by 80
feet, well fniihed; and Barn 50 by so feet
L IS an excellent Rand for budnels of any kiad
Said property will be ioId very cheap, and
long pay day given for pari, if wifhed /; or
Farm would be taken in the country for
part pay. Any peTfon wifllng TO make
good bargain, will do well to apFly foon to
the iubicribers, living on the premrfes
WlSWELL * RICHARD.
Falmouth, Feb. 5, 1910 Hp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
DR.. REEFS,

NEW CYCi.oPAEPlA, Vol. X, Part IN
and I'd; Vol XII, part N and I'd and
Vol. AL part ut, are in the poIeilion Of
the iubier'ser, and will be delivered 70 luh
icr'bers II The Dinri9 OF Maine, at fore No
20. Long WAa:L THOMAS GROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.
7 INFORMS his friends and the public, that
he is now opening large af1ortment of
81 xSONHRTE GOODS.

7 INFORMS his friends and the public, that
he is now opening large ahortment of
SEhSONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE-black, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark mkt Broadcloths-
black, blue, brown and fawn Kerhmeres-
bot,le-green Queenfcloth-bottle green, blue,
fawn and crimfon Peliece- cIoihs-plumb and
black Peliece Velvets-red, green, black and
white Flannels--ditto Baizes-ditto Bomba-
zetts aud Wildbores-Patsnt Cor6s--aflort-
ment of Veltings-men's Velvets-F earnauts
and Coatings-F orelt Cloths & narrow Plains
Blankets nens-Shirting Cottons-India
Cottons-black, white, and plumb Cambrics
black twilld do,--a large afortment Of
Muilins-Lultrings, Pertains, Modes and Sat
tins--cotton ShawIs and Hdkfs.-Cameis- hair
long Shawls--fgured Turbans--brown PA
tillas-cotton Sewings--Silk TYift-iewing
Silk Ferrts and Ribbons-ihort fix Gloves
velvet Bindings-Dimiyies-C
Goods of all colours-worfted HoGery-mo-
rocco Shoes-bef Of fix workd Buttons
AIso--Knives and -BeIlows--Pock.
Ell s-SpeetacIes--Patent Lamps-Shov-
els and Tongs-- Pins and Needles lanic
Knitting Needles Spoons -Thimbes--Muffs
and Tippets, &c. &c.-all of which he will
fell very low, aud invites Purchaiers TO call
and fee for themlelves.
Ton l5. EG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
HQnG IL Let.

To be let, and pofieilion gwen on the FRI
of May nen, the Houle, Garden. &c
now occupied by the fuhicrber, near the
north SchooI-Houie, bottom Of Middle ffreet.
THOMAS BROWN.
-fpyI 2L, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Far Sakc, Or 70 Be Let,

An excellent FARM and TAVrpw
- HOUSE, in Fai,aoafb, Back Cove. % ....
led The Farm and Honle are 70 well kass
thar they need no recommendation Asr
perlon wiihing for bargain, will pleafs Vi
call on the Subfcri5er, on the Prenitss sss
Immediate pofeiion can be given.
THOMAS MOEsE
Falmouth, Marfb 26, 1910.