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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

LONDON, JULY 10. German pa
pers fate, that the Ruilian troops in
Turkey have been very fuccei0ful !;
and had compelled the Grand Vizier
to abandon Schumla that he latter
had been compelled to fo,,cit an ar
miiIce of two days, which had been
refulcd. Ruilia demands, as the
price of peace, the ceilion Of Media
via and Wallaehia, and the payment
Of 3o,ooo,ooo Pialtres to defrsy the
expenfes Of the war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

.rCbr fern OF government has :
gain cha ed. The King has add
Gated the throne, and it's faid. has
gone to 14merica. TO DAY the French
Moniteur informs us, hat We are
inooIp orated into the French Empire
All goods Of csisnidI produce mnf Pa
% Der cent on the value, and are
then permitted to be fent TO France
TTv0 third of the Public Debt is ami
H1LATED, and the remaining ore
third is confolidafed, and brought up
on the Great Blk Of the Public
Debt If France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
FROM HOLLAND.

Extraa Of a letter fran q mercantile
b9gte Of great rsiPeffa5iEty ii Ro;-
ferddm, 10 a gentleman IL Bgf9a,
dated 1911 JaI, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
80. 80, Ims u, sc.

ITAL7-. Napk5, June II, 1910.
We expect good news from Calf
brir. Our army arc OF the Strait Of
Me57qq, and our gunboats line the
coat from Scih1 TO Regi5. an eat
wind will carry our troops acrols
the ltrai. in half an honr and the
flores aud currents therein, pre-
vent the Enghih feet flom manoeu.
veting.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
Abeille du Nord, July 80

AUSTRIA. Vienna, fune 80. 1910.
"A deceive battle has been Tough:
between the RulIiaas and Turks on
the right bank Of the DaH.bs. The
Grand Vzier, beaten, had retired TO
1fdiaa9bie and SiiIfri.l had capitu-
lated. To obtain peace the turks
NUT ceIe Nad.rvia and E'oAa-
CHA.
The EngIi(n continue 70 blockade
C5ttu; bat the garrilon, feveral
thcuiand itrong, under Gen. D9Hze-
III, are full oi confidence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
Icy TIC aeads.

FcdyalfJ and Denocrdts. = During
the Federal administration Of WASH
rNcroN and ADAMS, the annual ex-
pennies of government were LIT
TIE SHORT OF THREE MIL
LIONS A YEAR. During the adj
miniltration of THOMAS JEFFER-
SON and JAMES MADISON, the
like expenles amounted 10 upwards
of FIVE MILLIONS FOUR
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS year.
Here IS federal eefrGuqgancs and de-
m9cratic economy. Let every federal
man, woman and child, get this lit
tie paragraph by hearr--and when
ever a democrat opens his mouth, a
bout dtmoc, attic economy, let it be pun
into his ears forthwith.
TTrent2n FedsraHf.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
HOLLAND NO MORE ;

On the 9th July, the French En-
peror decreed, thar Holland fhould be
annexed to the French Empire that
il lhculd have fix Deputies in the
Senate, fix in the Council Of State,
and IS in the Legislative Body;
thar the Duke of PLscrrfia Tie
BRuN, the tx. Conful1 fhould be
aforementioned Of The Depart
ment, and that .4mfeYdam ihould
rank as the third city Of the empire.
The Dutch department Of foreign af.
fairs is abohfhed, the other offices
are continued, bur are TO be filed by
Frenchmen. The Dutch ROYAL
guards (Sooo) have marched for
Spain and 4nmferd.m is garrifoned
with evenly thoufauG French folders
biLcHci on the inhabitants, who are
compelled to furniih each one, daily
with "a ounces Of bread, gill Of
gin, TWO ounces Of vegetables, eight
ounces Of meat, and pot Of beans.
The young Dutchmen are 20 be con-
fcripted for folders. Every Dutch
filming boat is to carry French fol-
dlef"in il, if any one is detected in
fnpcghHg. then general embargo
IS 70 DC lail On all the ftbmg vg-
jas!
The Emperer NAPOLEON has refu-
fed to conhrm the reiignation OF his
brother Louls in favor q his re
phe~ NAPOLEON LOUIS the latter,
ne flys, being already Duke Of Berg
and Lkver IS provided for.
The liking LOUIS is with
his brother JFROME, in E11qpha.
la.
The Ev-Qpen gf H9lda9--the
daughter Of the Emprefs JostPHINR,
and recently the fayorite Of NAPoLE
on, IS very ick At PiamJierf. Since
the marriage alliance with the Aul-
THAN Princeis, poor HoRrENsE EU
GENIE is out Of favor with Napoleon;
and it is Itrongly fufpettsd thar the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

The EttL ifhif Of Scylt is frroaa2-
81 1rnb frsae5 frivltesri, 1pafc6'Hg
tie E.ifeg o. 1iHerica us9slS on tie
f2i.f IF preceding bonezvardf.
Denmark k15 15,bidAcn american
f;b5 gairg to Scylr, or any part a. The
acct fds sf fiolaein, Schlcswig er
Jusland, r ualsad- II hid f;rclgfaR
q re americans Is daily appyebendsF--
{ Abeille du Nord, July 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
5FcFeiqg gUtgsltgentc.

BsMaURG, july yrs, 1879.
Ail pubic and private carTiagts
and pafpar,s are tlric,iy examined
al al the barriers of FIis.
Thirty Cardinals, banlihed from
g'ari, are confined in the fortress of
Ham &c. where they are to live in
excluiion
Gen. NIoRANR's French divilion in
this city - fits Of $3.50 infantry, and
Co artillery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

lists in the United States or in this state
hardly man who was then whig who Is not
now afederalist.
Are Stark, Heath, Stanton, and Barton fed
eralists No, they are not (; but we know
who are. We know that the ranks of fede-
ralism contain many heroes OF the revolution
but they were in the British army and pay
among which number We perceive the kings
governour, oil Connanicut, and worthy Brit
ism sergeant. This writer speaks of imported
Irish, as though il were criminal to be born
IN Ireland, and TO come to this country. In
the year '76 il was thought no disgrace TO be
an irishman or Frenchman. Montgomery,
Gates, Lee, and Fayctte were not condemned
as imported foreigners. He talks about an
awful crisis that may justify opposition 10 gov
eminent: lie certainly opposed. Now let
us seek for this awful crisis :--were we dying
by pesulencc sent by Congress we're we
bcsieged, or were we starving! No, provisions
of all kinds at the usual price. Where then
is this awful crisis that may justify the disso-
luton of government and law Lo, here We
find ii: there was vacant seat in Congress,
and behold three feds scramble to I'LL it they
'urge their suit with the same unblusbing bold
ness as did the Pretorian Guards, when the
Roman Empire was first setfo sale. Wheth-
er their fathers were all three ofthem tories
or old tories, Iswiil not say 1 but they wcrs
never charged with wishing or promoting the
independence Of our country. Wbo have been
more fromht than federaEsfs 10 resent the in
suits and injuries ofG. Britain !? Why, tru-
y, if saying ",that Great Britain has done us
no essential injury, and that she is ready to
make every satisfaction," be just resent
mont of British injuries, then the feds have
done their duty. FederGGsts have no hatred
against G. Britain. They say true but they
have love for G.. Britain, and an haired for
France and so had General Arnold and let
this writer shew, If he can, how fed differs
from Benedict Arnold, the day before he went
off. He went off with denouncing CONGRESS-
for their connexion with France and being
under French influence. This writer must
be himself an ignoramus or he must think his
readers fools. He makes dry goods tie only
medium and sine gua of British influence
and corruption. Was Arnold dealer in En-
giish goods--was Jacob D1chee an importer
of English goods He shews a profound
penetration and long reach in deductions |:
He is as artful and shrewd as the two thieves
who went into butchers shop; the one stole
apiece of meat AMI gave it to his fellow, who
put it under his coat the one said he took il
no,--the other said he had it not
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

TO TIE REPUBLICANS OF The Sz.sz,E or
RHODE-ISL-2.ND
CContinued.1

THE Northern Confederacy, alas Is in
decline. She is dying of rapid consu,np-
tion, and is now at the verge of the grave
Vermont, New-Hampshire, and probably
Massachusetts, have returned to their sta
lions in the confedcracy Of the union. Il re-
mains for Rhode Island to take hers. Then
the federalists will have to GO further north,
for their northern confederacy. 1t viii, at
least, be some time before they get the New
England legislatures back again to state of
hostility with the union.-to put their veto
upon the laws of the country, and absolve the
citizen from the duty Of obedience. They
have los: their labour, and have all their work
TO do over again. In losing their labour, they
have lost their credit; and in losing their
credit, they have rendered their future at
tempts nugatery. AT least, it may be ration
ally hoped, that they never will appear again
in the shape of faction leagued against the
government, and armed with the state au-
thorities 70 coatrol its operations,
The Republican victories, in your sister
states of New-England, are the triumphs of
patriotism. They clear, and brighten Amer
ican prospects. They rekinkie joyful hopes
and ccx fdent expectations in the high desti-
nies Of our country. Like the oak that has
-outstood the blast, the union will STRIFE deep
cr root, and stand 6rmer, for the assaults j;
has sustained and overcome. Let the ami
matipg example and successful efforts OF
your compatriots in the glorious struggle,
".encourage your hearts, and strengthen your
hands. -" Go ye, and do ikewise."
You are the majority, and the federalists
the minority I; yet the federalists govern the
state. How this perverted, unnatural state
Of things has been brought about, has been
mentioned ina former address. The Cause
was in your diyisions, and the cure will be
found in union. 1t is high time Tor you "to
correct the procedarc" rc"-to assert your natu-
raj prerogative, and resume the power Of the
state. Some leading considerations, in ma
ional view, for this change, and to press0pot
you the duty of effecting it, have, in preced-
ing papers, been put to you seriously, as free
men--as republican frcemen and patriots.-
They arc such as appeal strongly to the un-
dcrstanding, and the hear, such as connect
your cause with the best interests--with the
brightest hopes of our country. Other con-
sideratiops, Of more local interest, are now
70 be noticed.
The present rule of this state Is an oigar-
eAy that is, of the .Jew over the many. Ii is,
indeed, an oGyorchy refined upon ; for the
rule II engrossed by y>w of the Je~. Less
than half a dozen federalisis might be named,
to whom the rest are ss subservient as slaves
Tn a master; Who bear burtbens like pack
horses--fetch ard carry ike spanisls; who
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

We congratulate the friends of our country on the
glorious triumph Of correct principles in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,. In New-Elampshire
there is complete change Of evcvy branch Of the
government, by large majority. In Mas sachusctts,
III of the Republican ticket has exceeded
most sanguinc expectations. The Boston Palladium
contains the highest number of votes, which have
been yet recsvsd. The following is the result, from
382 towns. 1a -f54i.a.
1910. 1909.
GERRY, GoRR. LINCOLN, GoRE.
44O0i 4I92s 4l846 45iO4
making nett gain in favour Of Republicanism, Of
~ 5392! & ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

Nlit. GentlcnIeii.ilraus Ol iamiiIcs, DC.
L &c. are respectfully informed, that PRI-
vATE SCHOOLS now opened, 1T No III, Thames
Street, next To the Brick-.arkcf for the Instruction
Of the Youth Of ct.sr sex, IN Reading, Writing, A.
rithmstick, Grammar, Geography, History, &c &c.
Every attention wi be paid to the Mosasof the Chill
dren and to their Instruction in the necessary ex-
,ernal accomplishments. Those who have Chidren.
and who wish to have them correctly introduced to
know ledge of the elements Of useful Lear,ing, may
do we'll to lose no time in obtaining for their Chill
dren, a place at said SCHOOL.
For further particulars apply to the Preceptor, at
the school Room. .sb,H1L
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

.TNFORMS his friends, ard the Pub
j. lick that he has taken the House formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. sToppAsp, on Sfcphens- Wharf which
he intends 20 improve for the purpose Of accomoda.
ting his friends with Boarding, Lodging and Enter
tsinmem His friends in the NAslaganset country,
will receive his thanks for former p@ton-ge; and the
smallest favour will receive every attention. f.f
Newport, April q, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11
Lat Store, 0i,.7bdmes -sfyeef.
BENZ. & s. G. WEAVER,
'HAVE j,ss'receivcd from N. York,
i L great variety of
III IA TAS. InHe!y

Made Of the best materials.
CcntIcmcn's Beaver, Cassor, and Plated
HATS, Of all shapes and sizes. Chidlwns' EiAT rs.
great variety. a "a s't = ,M tbnlA4df
The publck will find Il Cor their interest to callct
the above store--whe,v they viii find llatsof uvcsy
price, on the lowest terms. "a ,sfi Acsl;April H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

NOTICE.
VNTE the Subscribers having been ap-
Wv pointed by the Court of Probate Of the
town Of Wesseyy IN the county OF Washington, Conn
ussioners 10 receive and examine the Claims against
tire estate Of ns.
!, -. 7, PARMELIA CHAMPLIN,
late Of said Wesferl, deceased, Represented Insol-
vent do hereby give notice that SIX months from the
date hereof arc allowed to the creditors Of the said
estate 70 bring and prove their respective claims
To either of the subscribers at thu: respective dwol
hngs within the time aforsssd. -
JOHN CROSS, r.s.,.
JESSE MARsONjun. ''"''T'' - = :
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate pa, ,mept TO
SYLVESTER CAvIT, .idninisfrotcr.
Westerly, Feb. 26, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

The Msyeuyy has isie'y prn;ed ccns:dcra-
bly, about tories, and r.,lge<ss The impu-
dencc Of ceysa;p par,issns is truly astonishing.
Four out of six candidatcsJor Office in GER
tain town in this State, Hra of cory families,
and If they do not now rcthin the same Prin-
ciplcs, their conduct and knguagc IS greatly
at variance with their real sentiments.
Fate Mercury says syou viii hardly discover
man who bore arm in the Rcvolution," who is not
Federalist Look roundin the ranks of Federalism,
s,d YOU viii find few----very few, whovere not either
tories in the rcvolution or who's not the egifsnae
sons of tories supporting the same principles, and
advocating the same government, who then sought 10
cnslave us----and who for that purpose exercised the
most uuhcard of cr,elsies and barbarties upon uss
-. We .most again apologize TO our numerous
correspondents tor the omission OF their tssours--
Want of room obGgcs AS 20 defer much excellent
matter already in type also many adver,sensents.--
The resolutions of the .ss port jndepeadenf rsisa
eers, with copy of their Charter, will appear n oar
Next.
a.. We shall issue our paper Ola TUESDAY, Lrxt, in
stead of the usuA day of publication,
C. Nhc Republicans Of this town wilt assemble ut
the Representative Chamber ofthe Statc-iiouse,
TUESDAY EvESIScncxt
{. An adjourned meeting of the Tammany Society
wili be held on Friday 'eveningncxt, atthe Wigwnn
Z So. DIED,
On his passage from Caason to Iire,tosL Mr. HyoR
HAMS, of this town, At. % years. He has left an
ssed mother and sisters to mourn his loss.
Ar Hartford (Con. nthe 2d inst Miss MARIA
KILseusS, daughter of Capt. Samuel N aged Is
years.--O Obituary notice ners. So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11
IMPORrAwT.

The Ship BainbfiJge, Capt Hamilton. has arrived
at Phladcphia from M4deir4, which port she isft on
the 9Th Of February. Capt Hamilton informs, that on
the 9th of Feb the British East 'nd West India aeets
intelligence Of the Repeal Of the Derin Decree and
that Mr.. ELLIOT, brother Of Lord Minto, was to
succeed Mr.. Jackson. as Minister TO the Unifed
States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11
New Shoe- Store
.se - -----a .s IA ~ ~
David Rodmarl & Co.

INFORM the rubIick'shat they have opened
= Shoc-S,ore, No. las, ThamcSstrecs, whesr they
have, and intent keeping constant supply of shoes
of almost every descriptions cheap as can be pur.
chased vt any Store ia Newport.
ID. RODMAN sill Carries on the Boot and
shoemakng business ut his shop No2, Barne .strc,,,
where particular attention VIII be paid 70 The dirce-
lions OF his former customers and other.
y Newport, iish Of an mo. 1870 ~ M = ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

Capt. Philips, from New-York has polite
" iavourcd us with file Of papers from that
city, from which We extract the following ar.
ticle -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

Alta very nunerous)s, pee isi rynessI ,necliny
of the members of the .PRovfbEro Mutual.
FtaE lssUaAScs CoxrAsy, holden y the Cer,s
~ House, IN EropSdsncS, Monday tie 26sh Of Mars,
1910, at 2 o:clock, ~ NJ. John D0HKAN,E, 4
Esq. Chairmn--wiL lillian LARNED, Sterkkdsy.
vs,ed, As the opinisp q this cos'psayst,stssts
story circulated BY ~, yssepA x4sfeffx thA& DE
Board Of Directors hud passed Vote W ;&<<AuJs
citizens from their Office, is not fouAasd m fkct4
gan.s the Director, Tr'sssss sud T,sssursr 4 sLS
printed.ksad.bs and oslsrviss ss and s.is co@p4ny
having fully investigated tie same. and folding hs'n
not founded in fact, nj rsfed and Rssehed, Tbss
the conduct said Directora Trustees and rreHeur
be approved and that the thanks Of the Company
be presented to sid Directors, Trustees md Tveas-
urer, for their faithful attention 70 the tsrests ofs
Company ard that this Resolution be pvblishsd IN
all the papers printed in the Site. ~. Ac,
Voted, That the state of the Treasury be publish
cd with the above vote, for the information Of ths'r
certify that the above is sras copy frsm the
minutes. f97y sfs nt> t f,ns9sy sasi y,
wtLIixM LAnSxp, 'Ssrrstayf -
PROVIDENCE MUTUAL FIRE-IxsuRANcH A.
COMPANY IN aeesa1 e's-vm With TnoAAs 81 =. 4.
1910. JAM j. DS ssss = =
To amount Of sundry bi1ss orders, Il
dividends and return premiums, 81 N
paid by order Of The Board Of A'
Directors and Trustees, from the a
81 Of January, 1909, 10 the I'd Of
January, 1910, per accsssnt Of .A
(. particulars in the company shook
and vouchers ON file, Uols 1850 S. u
Balance in hand, carried to new accounts 2a32 ~
!. sa,s sr Dbl, 1902 u
BY S balance Il IN hand, as per aecoou stated and
settled january 3, 1909. Dsb ie82 s. 4
! BY cash recciysd from Janasry 5, ~ ~
1909, to january 2, 1910, asp per ~ .usbe
so,, account of parts pas,.s'ar' ~ sAs NJ. yis
~ Doh 1892 'c''
There arc also owned by thc Company five sha'd Isv
in thc exchange bank. pfexSur
Respectfully suhspitscd BY ' ~ ~,
THoxAs s. wkas, Trvasrser ..'.. - :
We The subscribers, being comnitse, appomfr ~
by the Board Of Drcsters of the Providence .hsoo -
Fire Insurance Company. to examine the accounts Jbi
tie Treasurer for the year, 1909, do Mtot, Thst-js
have carefully examined tho detsiIs whereof tho
above general account is an abstract, and compared
the with the several notes AID youchtrs,s ard
find them correct Al thai there is Balance IN the
hands VI the Treasurer of two thousand hundred
and thirtytwo dollars and two cents and also, tle
dspost notes above stated cgcsh~r with tho evidence
Of ownership Of hve shares IN the stock Of the Ex
ssss.'ss sS''s pSrTAsss; TilsissHAsr. c.--sA..
Providence, Js1ra,y I, 1910. d :. ,s4
Providence, Cd fs .yfs. 1910.
As an Audit Of the Corporation. have exa,nS,ed
and pass this seeoSnt, AsreeabIe 70 the Boa.'s Au
SosEs Bnowx. .sas1.r /.
The whole Of h< abssx t.kns d bisesJ ,as a.
an 's'~s~ " or pr ~~ ksv ~sasnt 2 Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

JOSIAH &. SHAW,
INFORMS tie pubiick in general. and his friends
40 pu ticul.r, chat he hss opened small sseoyx.
n-.nt Of the. most approved STATIONARY, csan.
prisng, among ether, the following ARTICLES, viz a
Pspcr--toolscap, pot, letter, eilt and black
49, edged of the various descriptions, oss.-a
Quii's, from rs 40 25 cents, pei, Ls.ncns q a "a
Pocket Books. froiA S. To S4 each Nsvei
spcnkniv>ss an assortment; tsst 4a.ht.1s
Ra,kgamuson- Y blcs, Il i h sf.siis :,
Scales sud D,vs,rs, hase.sN
Ink stands, Sealing Wax,e
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder
Shaving Soap; s Fs'rN -
BLACK Lead Pencils, &c. Sc &c. sf ~.y
Besides variety ofarticles tno numerous TO mention
.aLS0. FOR ST L,E.e~
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, fn making
Linen, and constant supply Of the celebrated .hrcS
slit metalick Stoel Iens-sll which viii h sold sxtAe
Boston retailing prlces--cALL AND SIZE. NJ
Exchange and lsottery cffsv7 si sks as.
!, No. Liza, Tlames-S ,rects 4, Il. Dr4 ,Ai "a
Newport. April lIsh, iai0,J as rreAsss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

e. Nhc Republicans Of this town wilt assemble a'
the Representative Chamber ofthe State ciiousc,
TUESDAY EvEsIScncxt. w r-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

An adjourned meeting of the Tsmmany Society
viii be held on Friday eveningncxt, atthe Wigwmn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

q. We shall issue ourpsper Ola TUESDAY Lext, in
stead of the usual day of publication, /.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17

krract ofG letter from an Americ~ gen.
6 t.emsn in Lisbon dated 9th December,
soS.
3. Flour is still dull, the last sales were
pde at 9 liz dolls. think it would have
In. had it no, been for some new rcu
hing her. Of the Spauiards declaring war
eainst US. l, is impossible to say what ef-
.c, this will have on. American produce"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17
Potomac Land for SAX.

IT7ISHING to remove 70 the upper eouns
w try, I Offer for sale, tho FARM, On
which live, in the county OF King George
living on the Potomac River and Rssler' =
Creek, and containing abour7oo acres assue
500 Of which arc cleared, and the larger por-
ton Of it of the 6rss description Of Potomac
low grounds the residue Of the tract isaboue
equally divided between oak and cedar, the
later peculiarly valuable for all the purposss
u enclosing. The preference which this
place clims over most others il, the advan-
iaee, Of living, such as wild fowl, hsh,oysterss
Ct abs, &c renders it an highly desirable es!ass
bllshment for any gentleman who rnay Wish
to reside OF, tide water. The improvements ON
thi. property are complete, consulting OF z
two story dwelling house, 50 by 20 iecte con-
tanning seven rooms, WITH passages and sx-
cellent cellars another TWO story dwelling
house, containing three rooms and q cellar )
a new meat house, dairy, ice hsnsef stables,
corn houses, and every kind Of nscessafy en-
closure. To this property il snnsxs . new
and most valuable osershSt mill Win 10
pair stones, bo,tine cloth, cob-maehinss set.i
ton do &c. The .erms Of sale will b made @.
easy to he purchaser - hs can reasonably asks
T. Turner.
Marengo, Jan. II. colt
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Wanted to Hire, 3

An active Lad, from 10 TO IL ysArs o.
age, that has been accustomed TO houss-t
work-he would be taken for one or more
years, and would have IN opportunity OF
learning useful business. Liberal wagss
will be given. Inquire Of tho Printer. is
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1en Dolars Reward

For experimenting and delivering to mo
negro man named SAM, who left this on the
18th instant he is by trade blaeksmith, q
bout. 30 years Of age, S feet 7 Or g inches
high. rather slender in form, and has Pies
sant cotntenanco. Ifuken out Of this, evun-
~ an sdditional compensation viii ~ slIov-
Bufhrod Wahiaston.
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