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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
MAINE SPELLING BOOK.

JUST Publifhed, containing variety Of
words accented and divided, with moral
and entertaining Lotions Fables, Sc--1'o
which is added Geographical Gefcription IF
the United States in general, and he DsltFict
Of Maine in pa-ticI ar. "
notwithstanding the number Of School
Books Of this Description in PRINT. the Maine
Spelling Book is in general ule, and highly
approved Of i'll the Schools throughout this
Diitrict. IT, many -elpecfs, is better calculated
for inltruction, than any other Spelling Book;
being ebs4ps, and f,ne9ly printed on Y ~
Pofsr: containing great variety Of Leiious
in Spelling and Reading; and the arrange
ment and diviGon of the matter j. iuch AZ
greatly TO fcGtn tbs lo6ar Of the matter, and
facilitate the progr Is Of the lea ner in ac-
curing the rudilnents Of the Engiiih lanRsagc,
The above Book may De had IN ihseJ, ny
the hundred or thoaiand, or bound ay the
grofs, dozen, or Gngfe at the BOOK ttore, Of
ISAAC ADAMS & STEPHEN PAFTEN,
Fie Street, Portland, on advantageous terms
Sod alto, by CHARLFs METcALF, Bib.
JoHN BATSoN, WytaDc!4-EzEKIEL GooDALzr
HoLorrrH, and by Traders in the Country.
Dee. u. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
FOR TIE GAZETTE.
go. II.

IT has been remarked that g il is bit II
not to publish the truth at all, than 10 auH "
II 10 be cried down as ftlsrhUOd. TINS
observation Is strictly trIc when applied u
cases which depend 81 Tie voice OF the
majority of the cpnmm.tv, who. from ma
ny causes, are of.eu moro easily led by spc
sious, imposing falsehoods, .h.,n by the
simple, naked truth.
When, an contest for the suffrage Of the
people, one Of tho parties is content with
s'moly stating the Truth alone, and rests his
pretenslyns 10 public Confidence on tne mer-
ITS of his cau,e, and the discemmrht OF the
people while his antagonist j. busy, with
DIS thousand agents, in prupaEAting arttul
and well disguised ta'geh9oag, in support of
hiS pretenjlOnS, and assd iuuSly perSevercs
IN repeating them, he is almost sure To gain
us point for the attention Of the people is
by degrees occupied in listening t. his
plausible tales they are unaware OF the
imposition practiscd on them, and do not
thmk of doabting what is 50 buddy and fYe-
qIeRtly asserted, until their ears are com
pletely filed, and their minds become 50
warped by prejudice and passion, that they
no longer tsish 70 nvesti gate the truth, and
even Set it down for absolute fAlsehOOd,
whenever i appears to BE- opposed % their
preconcelved notions OF course, the csu>c
oil truth and justice, supported only by ts
own Intrinsic mer.t, must inevitably fill be-
tore the boIa and ac.ive assaults Of those
whose only object IS power, and whose
Means 70 attain i. are the unremitted pro-
pagA'ion q taisehood and misrepresentation
Nor is this strange The mass Of mn
khd are apt 20 pay the most attention 10
that which is oftene I and loudcs st repeated,
and suffer the voice OF cool and dlspass on
ATE reason to pass by them UNDECIDED: And
"a none a5s 50 pert,n4clOaS ia OblrudiHg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29

On Thurfday the ilth init. the Rev Francis
Brown was ordained over the frft Church and
Congregation in North Yarmouth. Rev Mr.
Scott, Of Minot began with prayer-Rev MIR.
Rand, of Gorhsm, preached from Corinth
ii. & 2-Rev. Mr.. Lancafer, of Scarborough
made the conlecrating prayer-Rev. Mr.. Ea-
ton, of Harpiwell, gave the charge-Rev Mr..
MiItmore, of Falmouth, gave tho felIowfhip,
Rev Mr.. Payfon, of Portland, made the con
Guiding prayer. Every thing was done with
the greateh decency and folemnity, and we
do not recolleGt ever to have withefied fcene
more lolemn, interelting and pIea6ng.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
Il FIRM. FOR sale,

IN the eat end Of the town of Bruofwick
: near the Turnpike Bridge, three miles
from the port of Bath, and five mules from
Bowdoin College; conGlting Of ninety FIX a.
ores Of Moving, FEATURING and Wood LAND
one HOUSE and Barn; well fenced, particu-
larry of ltone wall. Said farm will be fold on
Reasonable terms, and the payments made ea(y
if applied for before the fra Of April next
For further particulars inquire Of the fubfcri.
Der at Bath. WILLIAM B. LARRABEEl
fanua,y 20, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
Back-CoUe Bridge.

THE Propretors Of BACK Cove BRrooE,
are hereby notified that their fem annu-
a. meeting will be holden at the Houie Of
Abrabam Beeman, Innholder in Portland, on
Monday the fifth day Of February next, at
three o'clock in the afternoon, for the follow
ing pun pofss-viz:
10 choole Moderator.
To make choice of Tome perfon 10 ierve on
the lfanding Committee, inRead of Capt. z.
P,e5ie refgned.
To receive accounts aud allow the fame If
they ihould be found right.
To pals any Vote relpecring the toFe that
may be deemed expedient.
Per sde' ftbe FaaSing CormSttf
STEP'N. WAITE, Prep Cl0E.
Portland, Jan. 2eb, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29

CGMBERLHND, SS.
Taken By Execution and to Be JsH at
Public AuSfi9n, at The Dwelling
Hare Of James Mitbaet5, in Brr0ge
sviek, an Saturday the third day Of
March next, at 0te # the eoek,
Il. nj.
A Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption.
I which Daniel Doughty has in and 10 The
following mortgaged Real Elf4te, ltuated in
Brunfwick, and defcribed as follows, viz
Northwardly by Merrymeeting. bay (; Eatt-
wardIy by land Of John Andrews Jan. and
Stephen Larrabee South~ardly by land Of
James Curtifs's; WeRerIy by land Of James
Michaels; containing fifty acres, or there
abouts. and is the Land on which the faid
Daniel Doughty now lives, with all the Build
ings, privileges and aPpurenances thereto
belonging.
JAMES DINSMORE, Dep. Sheriff.
B'Hsflvisk, Jan. %, 1910 (2SD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
THAT a Bug- Beort

A great long writer i'll the Argus CT
the 18th inst. who has spread his elab-
crate holn-no71oint speech, over four
and half columns, pretends TO hold
our legislature up 10 public execration
Tor passing an ACT, at their last June
session, defining the rights of voters :
and why he does it, is to be accounted
for in party views only. AS citizen
OF the Commonwealth, Gas we'll as his
squire shin, stilcd in the Argus, " Re-
hu6Hcan,") | do most ardently beseeCh
my frllow-citlzen3 to examine and
weigh the acts of our FEDERAL" le-
gislators; and, when they have leisure,
view for moment the most wise, re-
publican, and liberal acts Of our democ-
ralfc Legislators. The contrast will III
Voluntarily spontaneously" --cOn-
vince them who are Wigs and who are
Tories: and the Argus, with its goose
quill dashers, would find but sorry
set of readers.
| am conhdcnt--but let others Judge
tor themselves-that the Republican
is as wild in his discourse, as a Hanove-
, rian would be in the pulpit of 81. Ste
fhcne, III London.--If | am wrong, |
wish to be- corrected : This nezU Lazu
does nor III any 7Vay require citizen 10
hay ONE CENT MORE 10 qualify
him 10 vote than the old Laws did. Its
! acquisitions, which are neTv, are these,
lst, Certain town officers TO be voted
! tor by ballot-2nd, No person shall be
entitled 10 vote or act unless he shall
have, within two years next preceding
the meeting, (or collectors llst) taid
| the sum, to the collector, which by the
/ former laws, being Jared, Untitled him
10 vote. This is facilitating the task of
assessors, making the way of town Of
ficers plain, and eXacting from the cit
izen nothing but Justice. If Mr.. Re-
Publican, or Mr.. -Ague rs, Can make a.
ny thing more than this, out of this
law, that has tendency TO bring the
country into federal lordshlps," let
them by all means warn the people Of
it \: but they would save much credit
to themselves, Off they have any now,)
TO conduct with some decency and pro-
priety. But ! do not feel c0ntented to
have such vile misrepresentation and
inHaming declamations, spread among
people who have not the means them
selves Of combating them, but mus
believe them right, because they can
not wait, or will not take the pains, to
hear the other side. But few of our cit
liens are scholars, and fewer still are
lawyers or Legislators. Therefore, It's
often easy for man Of frothy words to
bedlzen them in matters, which, if left
unlncumbered, would appear plain and
comprehensive.
L entrcat every man of common
sense, who understands and can explain
those things which are so often contor-
ted and mlsrepresented 10 The people,
to do little something to elucidate and
correct the minds of the honest but
misled part Of the community Y; for
that alone will save the country from a
ruinous storm that threatens darkness
| and distrers.
As for Mr.. Republican, l will on
ly add, by way of ahhendir He
speaks wonderful deal Of nothing :
his reasons are as two wheat grains
hid IN two bushels of chaff; you shall
seek all day Ger you find them, and
when you have them they are not worth
! the search. R-D,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29

INFORMS his Friends and the Public, that
he has purchaled the Stock in Trade Of
Mr.. S0HHsl WafIOs, and has taken the fhop
lately occupied by him, oppoGte Mr.. Z. Mssf-
toa's, Fiji freet, where the
TAILORING BUSINESS
will be attended to with diligence and dif-
patch, and where are for fsIe few pieces IN.
perhne Broadcloths, Cafimeres, Velting, and
trimmings of the beit quality, Patronage IL
RESPECTFULLY folicited. Tsa. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
CORN g FLOUR STORE.
WILLIAM CROSS,

II Ne. 9, Long. WBsrh
LAS lately received per ichr. Kuby,
$50 BbIs. Superine FLOUR,
40 half Bills do DO
The above Flour is warranted Of the 6rlt
quality and of this years growth which
will be fold as low. or lower, than can be
purchaled in town, Of the fame quality.
dyo-ia Stare,
500 bufhel. yellow Maryland CORN
2 Hhds James river TOBACCO,
: keys hrft quality Fig DO.
40 bags ben green COFFEE.
SO ca1ks Thomafown LINE
Je=ss,J lU2s--W
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29

A paragraph writer in the Argus inGnu.
ate. that lone of the communications in the
Gazette are from the pen of foreigner We
can allure our readers that :he in(inuation is
a baie fallhood, and the writer knew he was
uttering liswhen he made it. But the edit
or of the Argus, when requeRed to prove his
declarations, abandons the iHtjea and reforts
to personalities. In this, his maIigrity equals
his ignorance. l. is his uGual mode of defend
ing bad caufe. We ihaIl not fupPort eur
principles with fuch arguments, though we
may occailonally exercife the law of retaliation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
4arrleO,

In Nobleboro' (Me) by George Reed, Efq
MIR. Thomas Bsrbaric, to the amiabIe and &C.
complifhed Mifs Margery Morgan, fecond
daughter of captain Joleph Morgan of New
Cattle
In North-Yarmou,h, Mr.. Ebenezer Bux-
ton, to Mils Eunice Black
In this town, on Sunday morning lan, BY
the Rev. Dot. Deane, Albian X Paris, Efq
attorney at law, of Paris, (Me) to Mifs Sarah
Whitman:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29

Edmund Mounttorfs fitate.
THE Heirs oftAe Ellate ofEDMuH5 Aiov II
FoRT, lac of Falmouth, IN The county "a
Cumberland, Shipright, decezied and all con-
cerned are hereby notified that EPr4im luck
Marion and Richard Mounitcrt, a. @ftornies
TO Hannah Mouu;foft. adminlstratrix on iaid
Eiats, have exhib..ed . me an account ct adj
miniitra ion, on iaiA ate--that application
has been made Tor a div hon cfthe ReS' titats
or laid decealed, among The HSrs--and thaV
4 return Ia. been Mae Of he Widows Dow
rr ofthe fame All VIA ca will be eoniideTed
a. Probate Court 70 be holden ar the othoe
oF John rockingham, Efq Va Portland, On
Wednesday the fourttenEh day Of February
next, al ten O'Clock III tic iorei-oop when su1
where they may appear aud be heard % IA =
In jeet, II they lee .ht.
.sAML FREEMAN, T4ssgp -'sfE
-. -, io'..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
REMOVfL.

CAMUEL WATSON, has removed from
= his late fand to the chamber adjoining
over Doct Coei Apothecary Shop, in Filth
Street, where he continues 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
as formerly, in faithful and fashionable
manner.
11anvsry %, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
T7Oenty Tb0uJand Dollars.

MAY be gained at S. PATTRNs BOOK
Avn STORE, & LOTTERY. ORrIcK, for the
fnall FUN Of Fivs Dolfarr
FOR SALE,
TICKETS. Quarters and Fighlhs, in the
4;h Cais Of DirViils Read Lofay, 10 begin
Ora wing in few days.
ALfo-2EEs CrcLoPEDIA, now FULFILLING,
at the coli.
" BIO be let, large and convenient
CELLAR, under the Book llore No. 10, lone.
Row, aud SHOP in Middle-Rreet, az a
Cheap ReHt. Jas. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
OIL 81 CANDLES.
Bachelor Huhey,

!, Bachelor Huhey,
OPp9tftt tie Indian CHEF FjSf fret.
HAS for faIe, on Reasonable terms,
= = I25 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
ca1ks SPERMACErI OIL,
of an excellent quality.
NIB The ben of SPERN1cETT or,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Culfomers are RESPECTFULLY requefed TO eall
At the 6gn of HrssEr O. WIssLcw.
Nee. H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
EOR SALE.

EIFTY-FIvE acres of valuable Pafturing &
4 Wood LAND; lying in FALMOUTH, few,
en- miles from Back cove Bridge. The terms
will be eafy 70 the Purchafer, and may be
known by applying to
CRISPUS GRAVES.
FGlrsoutb, Tas. 80, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
jerks & De Carterett,
HAVE lately opened handfome afors-
%1 ment Of
ENGLISH GOODS,

Together with general ahortnent Of
w. /. Goods IS Groceries
which they will fell at reduced prices for
ready pay. Having been aImof exc uGvely
in the habit of crediting the year paIt, and
being convinced ef the evil consequences at
tending luch practice, both to Creditor and
Debtor, they are determined to trade on .
different plan. Wood, Bark, Boards, Saves,
and almof all kinds Of produce will be re-
ceived in pay, and the fmallxt favor grateful
ly acknowledged Bur thofe who with TO
fave their feelings are earne(tiy 'equelted nos
to apply for the leaf credit, as they are de-
termned not TO lf4ln any more paper with
charges.
N. B-All perfons indebted 10 the firm
are requeted to make immediate paymen.-
All who neglect till tbs frf Of March nextD
will be fued without determination
NortbygEOnb, Jan. s, 1910. (qm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
Taken ub allr1.

A BOUT the goth Of y, yember, laA new
"A LONG BOAT, about Is feet III length,
and has never been graved. The owner -
de6red to prove property, pay charges, and
take her away.-ApPly 70
JOHN CUSHING.
Cape Eiisabsb, T47. 90, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
-us CO -

MoiHs was received too late for this
day Gazette it fhall be ATTENDED 10.
~" No Hypoe,ites" Structures on TIE
jail Brd," is received, and fhaIl be ufed if ne
ce1ary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
'fantber Berries.

WANTED to purchafe, about Fifty Bufh-
w els of JUNIPER BERRIES, more or
le(., for which cath will be paid at the fore
of MOSES BROWN, Mlddle-Street.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
ASA JORDAN.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
= cultomers that he will receive il few
days, an afortment of
SOUTHERN STOCK,
Of the iirlt quality, and warranted 10 give tbs
wearer iatisfaction. The agent therefore, will
have every inducement TO have fuch BOOTS
manufactured as will not fail to give the wear
er iatistaction, and command certain prefer
ence
He will manufacture BOOTS and SHOES
at a fhort notice in the neateft manner, and
every requelt lhall be punctuaIly attended to
at his lhoP, next door to Name Bank.
7aaEapy 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
Dle0,

In st. Adams, vt; Major AMOS Mon
RILL At. OIL revolutionary officer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
TO LET.

TO LET.
nNE half OF convenient Three Story
= DWELLING-HOUSE, ftuated on Fore
Street Apply TO MARY OXNARD.
7ssHaIy 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
-@S9Ae%-

Qsere. If two thirds of the legal voters of
acting of any particular law; how far ought
the Representatives Of luch town to be COVER
ned by the voice Of her conitItuents in uGng
their votes and influence 10 carry It?
-fnstber In thele times of peril, is it, or is il
not the duty OF every Representative 20 be at
bis p0N NO LAWYER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
II ATTAIN NUTrFR

1nVsry %, 1910
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20
Nszv Ieas-at reduced Prices.

los chests, half chests and boxes gun
+ powder, imperial, hyson, young Tyson, and
Tyson skin Teas principally OF the Sidney 8
cargo, lately landed and ofsexeellem qlialA-
ties.
l2o barrels Rye Whiskey.
20 barrels & 5 ho, sheads N. E. Runn.
so dozen old Medoc Claret, imported ia
I.lso7,
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 80 barrels frstez Sc
.cond quality Muscoyado Sugars
s 90 bags clean heavy pepper and pimento
chests Cassla, g Lassia buds
80 lbs fresh nutmegs
20 boxes, dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and I'd
quality Havana ind st. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
hhds green copperas /;
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar :
SO demijohns
Which with hissusual extensive assortmen
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual ment
at moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner q fixing and Fairfax streets,
June 81.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20

RAN AWAY from ME, when | lived n
Frederick county, on the 10th of March laf't
Negro DICK, sometimes Gals himself D@
Hawkins, SO years Of age, about feet q
10 inches high, square built. o! yellow c'H'
plexion, the wool on his head Is long buS,|'
has large check bones, with a scar near ~
corner of his right eye; the white Of hise%1
are redish, or red eyes, has large loot "i-
lump on the joint, Of one of his great lofs.
his cloathing when he ran away, was Du'
kersey roundabout and trowsers of tie sam,
an old swandown Jacket, Two linen shirts, 0'
wool hat, white yarn stockings and Old sh0'4
he, before this, has changed his closthlng.
/ purchased him from the estate Of Mr. bev,
Hawkins, opposite alexandria, in the ysa
1885, when hewas small. expect he 81
the City of Washington or Alexandria OF :.
the neighborhood where he was raised
Whoever takes up said negro and seeI ;m
him SO that ! get him again, shall rees. !.
the above reward, including what the ID"
lows.
Lancelot Wade
Living near Hancock, Washington e0 ~.
July 9. 'aW''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20
Twenty Dollars Reuatd.

a BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month, man whose name is RAl.PH,s q
years of age; between black and yellow Coz
ior, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes locking heavy-he hassbut
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton overjacket and trow-..
sers. 1t is~likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
9Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very orobabicEhe is therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with littietroable
may be found.
The above reward will be given TO secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown,s June lo--l2. d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20
Twenty Dollars REGARD.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
the 10Th Of May last, a negro man,
named 5OHN-hc is about 80 years old,
neares feet high, has a large mouth, and We.
) ~ dark complexion. Had on cotton shirt,
a blue twiiled roundabout, new wool hat,
and a pair Of brown linen pantaloons, with
the letter Z. marked on one side. purs
chased him Of Mr.. Thomas Fallen, of Nor.
thumbelland county, where he has wife. !
suspect he has made for Alexandfis, to get
on board Of some vessel for that part OF the
country. The above reward will be paid to
any person who will deliver, said negro to
Captain Philip TIiplett, of Alexandria, or
the subscriber, in Fairfax county, near Cen
treyille.
Edmund Denny.
July7. laN3H
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

rTHE subscriber, after a lapse of time
l. necessarily consumed in the prepare
ton of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandria, as well as the
community at large, that he has taken for a
term Of years that noted and eligible estab-
lishment known by the name Of the Gil
HOTEL, and once occupied bysMr: Gadsby'
whose distinguished abilities as a Publican
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremitted exertions in
atiording 10 all those who may confer on him
the favor ofaheir patronage, genteel and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscribel
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plicity of convenience attached TO the City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have so gene
rally attested its numerous advantages.
lanes Brook.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20
WILLIAM RAMSAY

WILLIAM RAMSAY
rrince.s.rsst, otshosite the Kendue Store,
Offers for sale on the iaost reasonable TERMS
the following
A r f 1 G L E@Ss
! Part of Which are just received from I'ssl1-
<elphia :-
GuNPoWDER, -Frh TEAS, !,
1 s1nperaAl' Imhorted in the sdas
V slysUa' 4,xa,, Pacific, and 1ssrt essas-
Tyson. skin y selected
Liqnors--a general assortment
Spices, of every description
Best Green Coffee, and FIRST and second
quality Chocolate
- Loaf, Lump, and Muscovado Sugars
.Spermaceti, Mould and Dipt Candles
Box and Casks Raisins
Almonds, Pigs and Faniarnds
New Orleans, Natchitoches, and Carrots
Philadelphia Snuff
- Best Spanish Segars 6 Chewing Tobacco
Fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, Ancho-
vies, aud Mushroom Catchup
West India and Sugar House Molasses
Georgia Cotton
Rice, Pearl Barley, Zig Blue, Starch, 1ll-
digo, Mustard, and@Basket Salt
e Lisbon Baskets, avarIcty.
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Hair Siisers rs
Sweeping and Scrabbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems fine and coarse Shoes
Smith6ed Bacon and Nsnison Hams
n eonstast suhgaE CT
samieson's Water Crackers
Sifted Indian Corn Meal
Fresh Fruits
IS "a quantity ofIrish Seed Potatoes
"A neat assortment OF Earthen Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, Philadelphia
with which he win be constantly saP-
Piled, &c. sc.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-20
Potomac Company.

ATOTICE is hereby given, that an annual
IN Meeting of the Stockholders will be
held according to law, at Brooks's tavern, in
Alexandria, on Monday the 9th day of August
next; when the proceedings of the@R Board of
Directors, with the Treasurers account of dis.
bursements. since last annual meeting, will be
admitted to their Inspections
By order of the President and Directors,
Jos. Carleton,
Freasurer Potomac Compan
George Town, July 10: ~ coca