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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-23
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/. The Continent OF America differs WIDELY,
IN its general features, from the Old World. -
1t IS distinguished by majestic rivers and natural
indentngs, which tit it for being the scene of the
most extended cOmmerce. Perhaps. At some
future period. when that vast region is crowded
with an active and wealthy population those ad
vantages will be improved by the creative powers
OF art, and navigable COMMUNICATIONS opened
between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans Mr..
Humboldt enumerates no fewer than nine diff
ferent points at which junction could he at:
tempted with the best prospect of SUCCESS I
In the parallel Of Queen Charlotte's Island about
Che 54tb degree of nsrth latitude, ascending the
Columbis 20 IT'S source, then crossing the Stony
Mountains, and following the source of the
Ornigigah 20 Slave Lake and by Mackenzie's
River to Hudson's Bay. 2. In the latitude of
400, the sources Of ths Rio del No,te, or North
River, which discharges itself into the Gulph OF
Of twelve or thirteen Leagues in breadth, from
those of the Rio Colorado or Red River, that
flows into the Gulpb of California g. The 18th
TnUs Of Tehsuntepeck, in the latitude of 100,
affords All Easy communication. canal of 20
Tn1cs ~ leogtb, cut through the forests of Ia.
rifs, would connect the lead oftbe HuaSacualco,
which runs into the Gulph of Mexico, with IN Il
OF the Rio de ChinIaldbd, which empties itself
IN the Pacific Ocean. A road has actually been
wal the precious indigo Of GuatemsIa TO the
post Overs Cruz. a. The great lake Nicaragua,
on tae one side, Joins with that Of the Leon,
stretching near the snores Of the Pacific Ocean,
and communicates ON the Other, by tho river Ssn
Juan, with the Caribbean Sea. S. Since the
adventurous Balboa crossed the 1sthmus Of Pa.
mana in 1913, tic idea of cutting passage
through the Continent has been fondly enter.
tased but the height Of that savage tract is
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October Is.

ME Subscribe has received, and offers for
L sale, at his Grocery Stare, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and Messrs. Gaiiego,
Richards s. Co.'S.
100 Kegs FF EFF Oupont de Nemour &
Co.'S Brandyw;ne Gt'N-POWDER, war
ranted of superior quality,
10 Hogsheads Prime Antigua Rum,
10000 W.T. Brown Sugar,
6000 do Coffee,
10 Bales Bourbon, do.
20 Chests best Hyson, Young Hyson, Impe-
rial. Gun powder and Souchong TEAS, of
-. last importation,
100 and 8 Id each Lead Canister Imperial
and Gun powder Tea,
"a Doc. Bottles Martinique Cordial assorted
i'll boxes of IL bottles each,
leo Doz Claret, Wise de Gravee Blanc, Rhe-
nish do Burgundy, Champagne and old
Port VINE,
2 Doz. Carboys Lokdon ELL Madeira Wine
of 1899 & 1901,
9 Pipes old London Market Sherry, Lis.
bon & Teneriffe Wine,
Pipes old Cognisc brandy-G 100 Box
es of superior quality HAVANA Segsrs ;
With large and general assortment of Gyoce
yies of superior quality, also, Chind and Class
Ware, all of which he will dispose of at low PR
ces for cash.
AUBIN LAF0REST.
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r AND-FOR 'SLLk.-The subscriber Of
IL fers for sale. his TRACT OF LAND, ly-
ing in Amherst county, on the waters of Piney
River, adjoining the lands of James Franklin, 10
ell Franklin's estate, and N1icajah Camden con.
tanning near nine hundred acres-This tract
lies extremely well upon it is considerable
quantity oil Meadow Land, it is very fertile, well
~atered, and we'll adapted to the culture of corn.
wheat, aud tobacco; upon it is Plantation sui.
iicient to work eight hands, considerable part
of it is fresh land, aud the whole of it in high
State of cultivation, we'll iHclosed, and divided
into fcur fields I; and each field in its turn has
been soweI in small grain and red clover, which
grows luxuriantly on this plantation-that toge
t'ier with the white clover, which grows natu,
rally upnn it, produces very fine pasture One
OF the fields will be sown down in wheat, in
good order for the ensuing crop,-there is upon
this plantation, a good Apple Orchard, and
there has lately. been built thereon. some useful
and valuable Houses IA further description
is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed no
person will purchase without viewing the
land The land will be sold on time, and the
payments made accommodating to the purchaser.
The overseer living on the plantation will shew
the land to any person DESTROYS to purchase
The purchaser can be supplied with a quantity
of corn. &c for the use ofthe plantation.
If the above Land is not sold before the 19sh
November, being Amherst court day,-it will on
that day, at the Court House, be offered to the
highest bidder, on extensive credits, tina, cannot
fail to suit purchasers
WILLIAM GAIT
October IL ..,Ay
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October 9.
TWENTY DoLLARs REWARD--Tor

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-F For
n experimenting and securing in gsol or deli
vering TO the Subscriber residing in Albemarle,
though frequently to be found in Richmond, my
two negro fellows GEORGE & WATT, or ten
dollars for either ofthem. George is tall strait
made fellow Of pleasing countenance and light
complexion, about twenty eight years of age, for.
rnerlJ belonged to Mr. Crump of New Kent
county in which neighborhood he will probably
aim to go and conceal himself after he leaves the
neighbOFhood Of Richmond Watt is a bright
mulstt) about thirty years Of age of low stature
and well msle and lisps little in his speech,
Inc left my boat on Saturday the 29th Sep. and /
expect is now lurking about Richmond George
left me the 9th Sep. and perhaps may be yet in
the neighborhood Of Richmond as hear he was
at Fairfield on Saturday last
ROBERT LEWIS.
Oct. 5. w4wT
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October 9.

I'm CHANCERY--In Richmond Hastings
Court, Aug Is, 1910.
oseph Richardson, Pf6.
AGAINST
DaiIeys' Def'ts,
Sally Daileyis assigned guardian to the infant
defendants, and thereupon this cause came or to
be heard by consent, upon the bill, answers and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On consi-
'ereton whereof, II is decreed and ordered, That
Samuel Nicer, be appointed a commissioner for
tn" pu pose of exposing to sale, by public auctie
on, the Land or pan Of Lot mentioned in the
bill, TO the highest bidder, upon a credit of ST..
months, after having given thirty days notice o9
the time and place OF sale, in one ofthe news-pa,
pers, published in this city the said commissis
oner taking of the purchaser a note negotiable irt
the bank Of Virginia, with approved endorser,
for the amount, and retaining the title in aud to
the said ground, until payment be made of the
purchase money And IT is further decyeed and
ordered, That the said commissioner do report his
proceedings in execution hereof, in order to e..
nal decree The fJowingis a description Of the
land hereby directed to be sold, as mentioned g.
particularized in the will of Jos. Dailey-H The
Lot on the street leading to Ross's MIL that is to
say, from the cross paling on Ress's line -------
feet south of my house, next the river thence
on the old paillng line to the back line, leaving
out the handkerchief part, which is included ia
the deed to my daughter Sally"
@sty' >eS' MN - ,,o.,,
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Sept Z.

I'm CHANCERY.-In Henrico County court.
i August 9th, 1910.
Francis Watkins, Complt.
Aga;nsf
Samuel Parsons, Def.
THIS day came as we'll the plaintiff, by his at.
torney, as the defendant, by Samuel Nc Craw, his
attorney, and by consent II is ordered, That the
decree pronounced in this cause, on Monday the
Cd day of July, 1910, be set aside-And by con.
sent of the parties, by their said attornies, the
court doth decree, that all that part of the ground
and houses on the Lot known and distinguished
in the plan of the city of Richmond, by the No
427, belonging to Samuel Parsons also, one half
acre Lot Of GROUND, known and distinguish
ed in the plan of the said city, by the No ass,
adjoining the public warehouse on the south side
of the basn and in front of the said Parsons pre-
sent dwelling house, the FIRST mentioned Lot iy-
ing the north side of the basin be sold a, pub
lac sale, for the purposes in the deed of linden.
ture annexed to the complainants bill mentioned
| that Thomas Taylor do proceed to make the
said sale on the first Monday in November next.
having first given one months notice of die time
and place at which it will take place, by adver.
tiscment in the Patriot and Enquirer, gazettes
published IN the city OF Richmond, on the terms
AID conditions following, viz The Lot No 465
TO be sold on credito o. sixty and one hundred se
twenty days, from the time Ofthe sale, and il two
Thousand dollars should not be raised by the sale
OF the said Lot No 465, then as much money to
ne paid IN enc hundred and twenty days OF the
sum for which the Lot no A27 may be sold, as
will make up.the said s;sm of two thousand dol.
lars, and the balance t. be paid in one, two and
three years, in equal payments that the said
Thomas Taylor do apply the money which may a.
rise from the said sales, TO the payment of the
debt due from the said Parsons to the said Wat
kins, after deducting the expences attending the
execution of this decree that bond with Sc
curity, to be approved By the plaintiff or his
attorney, be taken of the purchasers of the
said property, and that the Yen of the said Wat.
kins, on the said property remain as at present.
until after the payment of the last instalments
when release shall be executed by him 10 the
purchasers. And as to the residue of the pro.
perry pledged to the said Watkins, by the said
Parsons This court doth not at present pro-
1ounce any decree, but doth continue tie said
cguse.
4 Coty. Teste,
RoB'T W. CRRISTYA-N, d. C. H. C..
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,INnRrY noLLARs REwApn-Ran.

rINHRTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran.
away from the subscriber, about 9 months
ago, ELIZA, a muatto woman about thirtv
years of age, Of the common stature, none fiber
clothing recollected-ber husband lives il Ricb-
mond--I expect she is either lurking in that place
or IN the neighborbood Of Williamsburg
was purchased Of Doctor Tszewell about three
or four years ago. and am told is barbored in the
neighborhood OF the latter place The above
reward will be paid 10 any person who will deli,
YER her to me in Manchester
JAMES w. W1NFREE,
October ~. 4g
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MOTICE.--On Monday, the 90 day of NO
IN vem5er next, before Thorn 10 Hobson's Tia
vern, at Cumberland court house. it being court
day; Willie sttosed to sale, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, certain
negro slave named STEPNEl, VINO is an excel
lent Carriage and Country Black Smith, the pro-
perry OF Fleming Casey Of said County.
This sale will be made by virtue of deed of
trust, executed TO the subscribers, by the said
Fleming Casey, to secure the payment of a debt;
due TO Mrs. Susanna Wilcox, of the county OF
Buckingham. And all persons having claims 10
the said slave, by deed or otherwise, are hereby
publicly called on to exhibit their claim TO the
subscribers, or either of them, on or before sad
day of sale-otherwise, this notice will be plead
ed in bar to any claim which may hereafter arise
or appear.
3ABfES B, WOo DSoMl
9OHN. ANDERSON, "HS'ee''
October O. N.Y.,
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a L Superior Courtol Chancery, holden at
4 the Capitol. in the City OF Richmond, the
22d September, 1899
Samuel Donaldson, surviving partner Of James
Gibson, Samuel Donaldson and Douglass Hami-
ton, merchants and partners, under the firm of
Gibson, Donaldson and Hamilton, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Alexander Donald & John Merche, surviving
executors, and trustees of Robert Donald, decd
Daniel Weisegar, executor Of Joseph Weisegar,
who was also an executor of the said Robert Do.
maid, decd and Thomas Augustus Taylor,
Defendants.
THE defendant Daniel Weisegar. who is out
OF this country, and against whom the plaintiff an.
pears to have proceeded in the mode prescribed
by law, in such cases, not having entered his ap.
pesrance given security to perform the decree
the court on motion of the plaintiff, by counsel.
doth take his bill for confessed as to that defen-
dant, and order of its commissioners to ex-
smine, state and settle an account, of the admins
tration of the goods, and chatte!s, and credits o
Robert Donald decd as well by the said Daniel
Weisegsr as by his testator the said Joseph Wei
sngar, and make report thereof to the court,
with any special matter thought pertinent by him.
SELF or required by the parties to be specially sta.
ted
Copy. Tes'e,
Nm W. HENING, c. G.
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Commissioners' Office,

Richmond, 4th September, 1910.
The parties concerned desired to take mo-,
tice, that have appointed Tue sday the tiIirteth
day of October next, for carrying into effect the.
foregoing decretal order Of court, on which day
their attendance is required at my office, with all
their papers, accounts and vouchers, ready for.
examination and settlement.
I'm. FORESTER, NJ C.
Sept z. Tew
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tn. C. RoWARD.

0T The sale as directed in and by virtue of the.
foregoing decree, will take place on the LIST Mon
day il November next, before the front door Of
Henrico ourt-house, it being court day.
SAMUEL 1fcCRAW, Co,lnlis.iones.
Sept % tbs
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"A TEACHER WANTED.-Wa nted ~ an
Il Academy in the neighborhood of Rich
mond, gentleman possessing an accurate know
ledge of the English language, of Arithmetic. and
who also writes good hand. Should ne hap
pen to be acquainted with any other branch ofe
ducation usually taught in Academies, he shall
be considered as entitled to further re munerati
With equal attainments, preference will be gi-
ven to a minister of some religious worship ;
but though, this is not deemed an essential con-
dition, yet in no case shall any person be EN-.
Ployed other than one of orderly habits and
approved character.
Letters post paid and directed to E--NA
at Manchester shall be attended to.
September II. IL Htf
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August 81

Nj OTICE.-For sale lease tor ,..ln
/ years, valuable manufacturing and gas,
MILL in the county of Amelia situated within
few hundred yards of the River Appomattox
from whence boats pass with convenience to p
tersburg-therc aretwenty five acres of land a,
tached to the Mill which includes convenient
store house, lumber house. and blacksmiths sho;,
If sale shall take place, the purchaser can b.
accommodated with any additional Quantity ei
land, adjoining the mill, (not exceeding 500
cres) that may be wanted The mill is not IN
good repair at this time but may be put in com
plete order. by expanding few hundred den IS.
The subscri Der will treat with any gentle men.
disposed to purchase or lease, until christm 5
next.
49,, ri, WILLIAM ROYALL
Amelia. Sep 81 eff
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sMt8reu
CFRoM TIE EDINBURGH REv1Ew

2a6feda Physique DIES Regions Eqaatoriale.. &c
Par A""and'e de RAn1b0ldt 4to. PGris, 1907, ct
ses9,
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HUN-POWDER The proprie,ors III the
" RICH HOND POWDER MILLS offer
for sale, by the keg or larger quantity, F and IF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungazed /; warranted
equaito any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty to return the POWDER If
not approved. Apply to
JAMES BROWN, u. Or,
D5VID 3 BURR
May %. 2au2w&Tawtf
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p. s The above described property will be
gold, on the premises, on Monday, the 5th day OF
November next.
THOMAS TAILOR:
October 9. ids
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NGIcHAEL GRETTER, SILrERSMlTH
-70 be continued. }

MICHAEL GRETTER, SILVERSAIT.H
Iva AND 3EHELLER, opposite CANDLES
Corner, Mann Street-grateiul for the liberal en-
enlargement he has received, informs his friends
and customers, he has received an additional sup.
ply Of articles He has on hand the most FASH.
onable assortment Of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Pla-
ted Goods--among which are--Peari and Topaz
Breast. Pins, Rings, Earrings and Bracelets, kn,
amelled do Cornelisu, Amber K Jet Necklaces,
Plated Tea Sets, complete, Casters, Candle
sticks, Shutters and Snuffer Trays, Bread and
Cake Baskets, Bottle and Salt Stands, &c &c
Silver Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Soup,
Punch and Cream Ladies' &c Re is in d lily
expectation of further supply Of fashionable Sill
yer Plate all Of which he oilers ct his usual mo
derate prices.
Wanted, one or two Boys, az apprentices TO
the above business.
N. b Liberal wages viii be given to level
Ter who understands his business perfectly.
October 10. wifi
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NTOTICE-I shall petition the next Genera,
IN Assembly to sell a Tract OF Land, lying in
Mecklenburg county, belonging, to Richard
Brame, Lunatic.
WALTER FRAZER,
Committee of Richard Bramr.
October 2. wSw
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Oct. S.

NJ Office "A PETITION will be present.
\ " ed to the next General Assembly of Vir.
gInis, for leave to turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, &c.
Oct. 3. w2m
NJ OTICE-We shall petition the ensuing lie
~ gislature, for leave TO bring into this state
certain SLAVES from the State of Georgis.
SAMUEL McCRAW,
SARAH MeCRAW.
Riehmens, Sept g. w2m
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NJ OTICE.-A PETITION will be present.
~ ed TO the next General Assembly of Vir
ginis, praying that act may pass 20 incorporate
the FEMALE HunAHE AssecIIrIoE Of this
city:
October -. wSS
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. See American Coast Pilot.
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4 LOty. Ieste,
ROB'T W. CRRIS2YAlN, D. C. II. C..
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IN CHANCERY.-In Henrico County court.
i August 9th, 1910.
Francis Watkins, Combit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

Of the embryo. Have lie Farmers
frgotten that they were compelled 70
sAil their produce for one half lis val
ue Have the Mechanics of Portland
and other places forgotten that thcy
were deprived Of employ ment .by the
operation Of that policy and those
measures which NVidgery al that time
did and ever has supported, and Which
would have been in force at this day il
Widgery and those who put him in
nomination could have had their way Z
If the cilizens OF this Distrist know
their rights if they prefer Peace and
Prosperity TO War, Ruin and Embar-
goes, they willneyer vote for Widgery.
But 1t is said tVidgery is a commercial
man that he owns navigation, and az
course must be friend 10 trade. This
does not follow if Widgery's past con,
duct is to be rule for lis future He
owned shipping during the erbargo.
but he took care TO have,a BrlH8h III
cence to Keep his ship IL employ, and
could smile TO see the property Of 9th.
ers reduced by the existence Of laws as
oppressive as they were destructive to
the interests Oh the community. This
j. no, the case with The federal candi-
date; he has always opposed the ami
hiIaton OF commerce, and been the
firm and constant advocate of free
trade !; more, he IS man of ability,
integrity, honesty and ruaaor. In shcr;
fellow-citizens, if yea eject the
Hon. EZEKIEL WHITMAN
you will be represented by q man who
will make the public good, not ambi-
tious motives and private interest the
rule OF his conduct.
FAIR PLAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

1T has been mentioned repeatedly TO the
subscribers that Sale of second. hand
Wearing Appalei would be advantageous,
not only 10 those WHO have such articles on
hand, which are in a manner useless to
them but 10 those who wish to rurc'l ase
for themselves or families, at a much less
sale tho new in this place, would not be
the less beneficial to the Public. Cloaths
Of the above description will be received for
sale, at the Stores Of either Of the subscri-
bers previous to the day of sale, which will
be at Public Auction on "Wednesday next,
31st inst. at y O'Clock, A. NJ. at the office OF
Stephen M'Lelian, Exchange street.
STEPHEN M'LELLAN, ! 49,.
TIMOTHY FLEI CHER.
Portland, Ocfsber 90, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
WILLIAM SWAN.

No. 8, U4iss r 10 Aisdis FRET.
YTAS received freih STOCK ofSEASON-
4 i ABLE aud Staple GoOD5-togesher
with large fupply of
~. 1. GOODS e GROCERIES.
Hyfon, Hyfon fkin and
Sanchong Teas.
Barcelona Brandy
Upland Cotton
Good WindwaFd Hand Rum
FFefh Rsihns
Loaf sugar
Llfbon < Liverpool Salt
Brown and white Havansa Sugars E't. Cc
winch will be fold at reduced prices for cath
or 90 crrdi,--Alio for fals As above "A gen.
erai shortment 81 India couons at Bolton pri-
cel-zud good 2aortment of Providence Cot
Ton warp, Cheeks, Stripe &C.
Pss.sz1 c<sss., 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Cobarfnsrbib Formed.


JONATHAN GAGE RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends ana the public, that he has for,
med counexion in bulneis with Mr.. Thomas
Chadwick, and thar the bullHeis in future,
will be conducted uader the firm of
Thomas Chadwick x Co.
at the Store lately occupied by fad Gage at
No. }, Central Row, Fore itreet, where they
offer for fate, general ahortment of
SHIP CHANDLER =;
Cordage foppiied by the Gangror fInaller
quantities on the moft liberal terms.
IONA. GAGE
THOS CHADWICK.
NJ B. All perlon. who have uniestled &C
counts with J. Gage, are requelted TO call and
adult the lame at The above store.
october 20 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

finding her laden with salt, Goals, &C. ard
lesky, and sceirg an English slip two
miles 20 lcward which Mons. CrGpoA1
thought would be 6sn Price. lsfs i,er only
stealing watch and lew cabin stores.
The English. man proved TDfar !; and
after few broadsides the FrcncAmau made
of. She hse captured seteral vessels !;
one Of imam Tie brig Union, ot N,uaEciet,
with Oil, for London the captain Of which
lStubs) and q - were on board the Priys-
teer.
AlIrost every recent arrival from EuroTe
and w. Indies, brings accounts Of disasters
from gales At sea, in September and this
month
sch Despstch, fnm ". vo,k Cor Cibrsl.
tar, upset IT sea, eh NJ. in a gale Of wind /,
end separated Of her crew were taken
Oft from piece OF the wreck 3 days after
she upset and IS days after . man. Enos
Antonio, was taGea up from another part
OF tile wreck, q. another vessel Lis sup
port during al this time vas Only a tina5sr
Of the deck
4 vessel, whils carrying ssl 10 clear
Cape Cod, last week, upset, and ali hands,
II IS supposed, drownsc she lad 3 black
bottom and deck load Of timber.
Sloop Factor. Booth, sailed from Boston,
for STAFFORD, on Tuesday last, with iron and
salt vessel and sil hands lost, except one
sranen tsaid 10 b. named Dayson Capt.
B had brother and soa on board.
Seventeen ships from the United States,
arrived at Liverpool from TIE Isl TO Btu
Sept; among them the Buiia, pease, from
Bath Sheplleriess, Hogg. from WEcas-
set; Robert, Higginson, Castine Jupiter,
Hutchinson, Chsrle ston Amsz,n, Hall,
Wiscasse; Huntress, Benson, do Poa-
cher, Hail, Waldoboro'.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
# c,rfain rnre for the Hopping
C0ugb,

.
AZ AY be had at STE FHEN DELANDE's
- Confectionery ihop, Exchange street,
made and prepared by himleIf--V hich has
been found by thoie who have tried lt, 10 be
a certain and ipeedy cure for the Cough.--It
IS worthy of remark that more than so
children and adults have been cured by this
valuable medicine Il IS hkewile good for
the common cough, lore thro4ss, sc. &c.
He keeps conitantly for fate general AZ
iorIment of
CONFECTIONERY,
wholefale and retail. as cheap 4. can be
bought III Bolton :--anong which are, Pre-
ierved FRUITS. Ieliey, Cord;ais, and PeHfumsry
Town and couatry cultamers, as we'll a.
the pubic ia general, who have had, or NAV
have commands in the above line u bulneis.
are invited 70 call.
Liberal dilcoant made 70 country traders
WANTED,
Y 200 dozen new laid EGGS, for which cath
and the hisae(i price will be gwen.
Fortuna, OF. 20.