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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
NOTIL.E-


IS hereby given by the fu5fcribers sPpoins-
ed by the Hon SGnasl Frszuan, Elq Jugs
81 Probate for the county Of Cumberland, A.
receive and examine the clAims 81 the i=yeFai
creditors TO the eltare Of
,.. JOHN MORSE -
lare IF Portland, il fAid county, csrdwsiner,
oeceAfed, repreleatsd infolvent. hereby give
uosicr thar tx months from rhe dAts hereof
re allowed for the creditors 10 bring ~ al
move their CLAIMS, aud thx We viii ztteai
E.r thar purpofe at the Dwelling Houie ~
Encch EleY, ID Portland, On the Ian dUn.i y
Il bis and the I've following Goasbs. fro4l
NO ~ fix o'cioFk 10 Ihe afternoon.
ENOCH iLsLEX,
STEpF1EH WMTE
P,,tls=9, Dsssztv IL, 1910.
Courr and Commercial
BLANKS.
K-7s ronnansIy fos isie = he BonsAo-e RI
IoAAs ADAMS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

The French troops at Genera, have
Seen ordered TO SPAN.
The late Empress Josephine is to
reside at Neufchatfsi.
The brave Archdake Charles is to
resune the dignity Of Generalissimo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

rscy," ard siiify rs e aH.use il.eis resdcts.
W u CRAFTY ours, SHAH rass them by a.
silent conteppt-- The editor II the Atgus
will re al tlils, snd Soesn himself Ateerd
t.pit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
FOR sale.
70 NJ feet of BOARDS-by
ISRAEL RICHARDSON.

LICENCES.
His istc give notice 10 thoie Perfons whole
appreciation for licences to keep Tavern
aid retail fpirituous Liquors, were preiented
70 me taft Court Of Common Pleas for the
tunty of Cumberland, that tomorrow will be
the lsit OF the twenty days allowed by faid
Couri for their appearing before ,hs Clerk 10
recognize, &C. as the Law. directs.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
POtHsrf, Dss H..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
EDWARD HOWE,
UPHOLSTEPEP.

UPHOLSTERER,
No. !, TrsoH5s BEildings, A1idsls.jf,ssf,
Y INFORMS his friends and cuitomers in town
and country, tina, he has received, and for
fale, the mott eItenfve and elegant afort-
ment Of
UPHOLSTERY, PAPER-HANG-
INGS, LOOKING-GLASSES,
CHASE LACES, e MILL
TIT GOODS,
that has ever been offered for fals in this
town viz.
UPHOLSTERY,
ConEfting of fringss, Laces, and TafTelIs !;
coTTos sEDTIcKINo; Live Ceefe, RuiIis aud
Common FEATHERS Hair Cloth aud other
sofas; Eafy and LofIinE Chairs, Carpet Bin
ding Hair Closh Hair ard AIofs MAT
TRAisEs, all Sizes; green, yellow, and chinix
Cords. Bedticks made and filed.
PAPER .HiNGINGS,
Elegant American, Englifh, aud French
Paper Hangingsa and Borders, 10 match, Of the
iateit and belt patterns, from 5fto 1910 a roll
LOOKING-GLASSE
Of gilt and mahogany frames, from d I"25
q ID SO pie.e.-hiro, DreGng Glafes and
Dreiiog Tables.
COACH q CHASE LACFS,
Broad, leaning and Paiifing Laces, of the
belt patterns, and will lie fold at the Manu-.
factory retail prices. AisO, woRsTFD of diff
ferent c1lors. Elegant caAIsx cARRErs
MILITART GOODS.
Swords, Epsue.s, Plumes, Cords, Baud,
and TsEsls
die, Two elegant Wizards patient var
ranled TlMRPIscEs. at d 4s each. A few
pieces OF BROWN HOLLAND. One cah OF
CUT Brads. well a1orted
~ Cath given for Oxen and Horfes coarfe
E12ir' (6w) PyfIas9 Dee. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
CUMBERLAND, q.

H.. .
- O be told al PuDhc Auction for the pur-
poie of fs,isfying TWO Executions which
hold sganlt Samuel Stephenioa on THURS
Oar tbs iesfb day II Js-Aary net, a. eleven n
clock, " ar the Auction Room Of TihlO
THY FLETCHER, E~.6azgs ersss. Portland.
twenty Shares
in the Uaife5 Mains = Fare Is-rszte ElnP--s,
Portland being numbered frptp. 77s 30 7s5.
iuc,udve los. ~ CERFiSH, y SboT
P.,rt8a1. De. 8, 1910 (niJ
THE fabicri5er hsreby gives puhlic moi &c
= 20 all Concerned, that be has been dns5 1p-
pointed and Ia, taken upoa h.mie { tie rG.t OF
Executor OF the lAlt viii and Ienamsat Ct
BETSY LOWELL,
late Of Freeport, ~ Tie Coualyo OF IHrbeFsznt
liagl woman, deceaied, by giving bosd a. he
law directs.--He therefore sque;ts All perisas
Who arc Indebted ID the fad deceaie-i's elt4ie
lom.ke immediate payment and ttals who
have aoy ceul.-.is lhesson 70 szhi''ss sheiAme
70 JOHN WEBS GER
D.cslsh, 1870. " ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
Nr. Piakney Recalled -


ing the Presidents message TO Con-
gress, il letter from the Secretary Of
State, dated Nov. Is, to Mr.. Pinl1ney
u. 5. minister in London, directing
him on receipt oft, in case a successor
10 Mr.. Jackson should not be appoin-
led, to consider his functions suspen.
tlcd, and directing him to take his
leave of absence J" charging fit
person with the affairs OF Legation.
Congress $50 Ear as our limits will
permit, we shall eDdeavour to give
concise view Of the daily proceedings Of
the National Legislature during the
present Session Monday Dec. Sd,
vas the day appointed for Congress to
convene. A quorum appeared in the
house that day, but quorum of the
Senate did not attend till Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the Message was pre-
scDted--the reading Of which, and the
documents, having occupied about two
hours, Mr.. Troup, of Georgia, made
IA motion to dispense with the further
reading of them, on account of their
length. Mr.; Pitkin, of Con. objected
some OF them, Mr.. p. said, were Of the
utmost importance-particularly the
correspondence of Gen. Armstrong and
the documents relative to the taking
possession of West Florida-the last
circumstance, he observed was perfect
fy new to him. On putting the oues-
lion, it was voted not to dispense with
The reading.
One of the documents is despatch
from Mr.. Cox, consul at Tunis, rs.a-
tive TO misunderstanding with the
Bey, which has lately been noticed in
the public papers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

To deal general and ndiscrininste abuse,
upoa all persons, who possess any preten-
81 ms u responsibility or decency, is a pro-
vince exclusively assumed by the managers
OF the E. Argus. Governed BY the most
mslsuant passion, that of ensy,
Iysiti haes the sxceilerce Il cannot reach"
they dispense abuse mi calumny in Co
pious portions, TO every one that dares 10
take an independent stand, and msniully
10 expose their dark designs, their horrid
Vaccinations. Malicious Suspicion is TO
them sufficient Justification for open, IN
decent and villaInous attack. To retract
hbellous suggestions, 20 which they have
wantoniy given currency, is by ihem cons
dered as derogatory 10 their well earned
reputation for valor and bravery in the cause
of falsehood-of course a LIE IN one num-
Der OF their paper, is succeeded 10y LIBEL
in the next. That our paper should in It's
turn be scandalized BY them, does not in
the least excite our sstonlshment or alarm,
nor viii il provoke us 10 return them pay
in their own cOix. We have come to Sc
rious determination not 60 prostitute our
paper, disgrace ourselves, insult the under
standings of our readers, or CRAFTY the
scriblcrs for the Argus, by condescending
TO Altercate with them in their own Ian
guage. When we find principles advanced
IN that paper, by writer's possessed Of com
mon sense, that are maniiestly erroneous
and false, we shall not hesitate 10 correct
them, and chastise, in suitable manner.
the nominal editor: When characters, no
toriously wicked and infamous are support
ed in il as candidates for hig y respUasible
public Offices, we shall without reluctance,
expose TO our readers the bas-ness If thoss
Characters. studioas!y and religin;lsly keep
ing ourselves within the hoTids Of truth,
never hazarding an assertion. where we
cannot suostSRtiste the fact---Nhen We are
accused Of giving publicity to falschccd, or
Il imposing upon orr readers, we shalllepe!
the chsrgr, establish cur innocence, ann
the rrcliiude Of our intentions, by incontro
veftibie plocf-hut whea The Argus serb
lsrs raHsack their magazines Of scandal an
biars guAfd, when they least up the mr,
And di2 .ssE' s.e s.cutis 4 u ear !! d=H.oc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

TIE public viii recoiect how often they
have been warned by the federal papees, Of
the evils that would result from the mad
plan Of Mr.. Jefferson and his party. in Pur-
chasing Louisiana. This wilderness with
out bounds, or st least the bounds of the
purchase made by our government, were
unknown to them, has justly been compared
TO a Pandora's box, from whence would
issue consequences destructive 20 the peace
and prosperity of the United States. But
without examination, the tools Of democra-
cy pronounced the country second para
disc, and the purchase an act which would
sxast ths fame Of Jefferson above that Of
Washington. Have these predictions been
verified The democrats Cannot point out
single advantage which has resulted to
the United States from the Possession Of
this country; on The contrary, it has been
ths source Of innumerable evils lt was
here thst WiiSlnson found it convenient 10
practice the most uubounded extravaganza
and 10 violate the hrst right a freeman pos
sesses. II afforded a theatre for Burr TO
plot treason on, and for Brown 70 embezzle
tue pubic money. a large proportion Of
the army Of the United States have been
stationed in Louisiana, TO keep the country
quiet great part Of which have fallen
victims % the climate. TO finish the picture,
the United Slate. are shout TO be involved
IN open WE leslecilng lis boundaries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

Our readers viii tind in tbs days paper,
the Message Of the President Of ihe United
States 20 Congress. The subjects which
it embraces, are al of them IN a degree
important, and some Of them highly so TO
Ame&can citizens. a very small portion Of
he Message Is occupied with commercial
information, and il discovers the same pro-
pcnsity 90 underyaiue commerce. wAicb
distinguished those of his predecessor.--
Whiie Mr.. Madison thus sights the conf
neFcial interests of Our country, he would
do well 70 reflect on the receipts Of EIGHT
MILLIONS anil an half into the Treasury,
during the last year, arising almost txclu-
siveiy from commerce, and to contrast the
receipts in this short period with those du; ;.
ing the TaEaous eaSbargo. The too greer BEL
E5eTents, are noticed as is usual, ard as
we anticipated, tie French throagh a cell,
Great Britsin through a niicroscopc. The
manner IN which possession has been taken
Of The Spanish territory, situated between
the rfrcy Prrai = and the Mississippi, "a par
t:cular statement Of which is given in the
documents annexed to the Messsge) is cal
cuiated 10 excite much interest. From an
attentive perusal Of the Treaty of cession,
dated 1903, we are firmly persuaded, that
tie Uni,ed States, (aoweyer desirable and
valuable an acquisition il might be) have no
legal OF equitable claim Whatever to the
aforementioned territory, and that The con
duct of the President, is an Infringement
UPON the rights Of the Spaniards. We are
surprised that \ subject o. such vsst mo.
mcnt 10 the United States MS the aa'iorai
Bare, should not be deemed worthy OF the
PresiGxat's notice.
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- New Publications.

lust received by JsAIES KENNEDY, sen.
BooKsELLc2, King street.
The Lady Of the Lake, Poem, by Wal
ter Scott, author of the Lay OF the last MIN
strel. Marmion, &C.
Tales Of real Lifc-forning sequel to
Hiss Edycworth's Tales OF fashionable Life.
The Rival Princes, or narrative Of facts
relating to Mrs Mary Anne Clarke-by her
selt--With her portrait,
The Refusal, : Novel, by Mrs. West
A Sailors Friendship, & Soldiers Love,
ditto
The Itinersnt, or Memoirs ofan Actor.
The Village Pastor and his Children,
Novel
The Scottish Chiefs, ditto.
Os,na and Alineria, ditto,
Don Sebastian, By Asiss Porter, ditto,
II =. Lake of Killarney, by ditto ditto.
The Dominican. by Capt Williamson, Cos
Henry, BY the author OF Arulileb ditto
October 49, eoot
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Domestic Manufactures
!. sale at the Domestic Warehouse, on
Kiing-sfreet.

sLOTHS, cassimeres, cassine.s, SAITH
nets, vest pstterns, silk and metal out
lis, ginghans, tWiiled and plan chalnorays'
Jile and colored Jeans, stripes, checks,
ldticking, counterpancs, wooien andA otloh
bslsry, linen, cotton shifting, sheetm IS
olicoes, shawls, Landkerchiets, white ava
olored threads, large assortment OF spuh'
otton, some of which is at reduced prices,
arth webbing, saddle trees, glue, rough ana
kckled fax, fax wheels, reels, heckies,
wayers reeds, leather gloves. moccaslns ana
sspcnders. patent suspenders, spades ana
aovel Is, and a large assortment OF ColumDi-
d and Washington ware from the potteFies
iI Philadelphia. by the crate or retail
in. Is. Feather beds, and best curled hair
ratrasscs ready made, and made to order on
tie shortest notice.
October 10. eoti
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
In the Little River Turnpike Company, will
take place on the first Monday in December
next, at the City Hotel, in Alexandria at
which time an election will be held for Pre-
siIent, four Directors, and Treasurer. a
statement of the accounts, together with a
report of the progress of the work, will
be laid before the Company.
The Stockholders on the late subscription
are also notified that the first instalmeht OF
SS3 is On each Share by them respectively
subscribed, becomes due on the ist of Janu.
airy, 1911, which they are requested to pay 10
Jonah Thompson In Alexandria, on Or before
that day. BY order of the board of Directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasured. R. T, c.
October le. eotls.D
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Edward Dulin.
saw

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly of
the extractive matter and reslnous portion of
the bark, wherein its virtue as a medicine is
ki-;wn to reside. is separated in dsgree
from the hard hbrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
found preferable, or account Of its purity,
strength, fineness, and the small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will BE parti-
cularly manifest in the treatment OF those
diseases in which, Oh account Of an irritable
state Of the stomach and bowels, the reGui-
site quantity of the imperfectly ground bark
IN common use cannot be administered and
as any Of the watery or spirltnous .prepara-
tons are we'll known to be Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form viii prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology TO those of his medical bre'
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them In particular TINS
elegant powder ofbark since many OF them
have, in common with him, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the course OF long
practice, to deplcre the want OF SO desirable
form Of using that inestimabie remedy and
so fully is he assured of its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputetion Of imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT UP By
CLARK SANFORD, N. y.
Greenzoich, Connecticut, 1903.
81 The above article is put up in par
cells Of different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
, Sept. 20. 2aw
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FOR SHLF,
A second band Coachee with Harness.

ca The Subscriber wishing
to remove 10 the westward, offers tor sale the
FARM OH which hs al present resides, lying
contiguous to Alexandria, Georgetown snd the
City OF Washington eleven mile, from the
first and lcss distance from the i-o latter--
containing about four hundted ard serenity
acres, on which are good Improvements,
large and convenient Dwelling House, rev
ard nearly cornplcst. 70 accommodate slsrge
family toget' er with sundry other houses
suitable well watered aid in healthy
neis..borhood. Its thought unnecessary to
SAP more, presuming any person wishing to
purchase will view the premises, ard cn ap-
pIcstion to N:r. DaH1rL Nixon, Of hlexan.
dri,, or the subscriber, the terms will be
nisda known; and the purchaser ean have
possession TIL, fall, with Tie crop OF wheat
ryeno& soriry,
Edward Dulin.
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Matchmaking, IN all It's various
Branches.
E, P. TAYLOR.

I'D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
N and the public, that he contin 'es TO
cary ON the CoacA.making Business in all It's
vaious branches, at the shop in Fairlsx.-
street, formerly occupied by Rhes and 7ay-
OF, whore all orders in his line of business
sTil be strictly attended
From an establishment Of three years IN
tie above line of business he is able to say,
asa proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
., description, may depend Oh having their
work executed with ner,ne.s and strength.
N. B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made aid repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
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Bank Of Potomac,

October IL, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby givcn the stockhold-
" crs of the bank OF Potomac, that an G.
lection will be held at the court house, in the
town of Alexandria, on the second Monday
of November next, for tzoetue Directors Tor
tho ensuing year.
BY order of the President and Directors,
Charles Page, CalI1er.
Cctpbcr Is. 2taWtc
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IS m
Alex. Moore, Regllter.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscliber of Alexandria county,
In the district OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said coHnty letters
. Of administration On the personal estate OF
GEORGE Slacum, late q the county aNoresaid,
deceased: ali persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hibit the same With the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the oath day
s OF Aprilnext, or they may by law be exclud-
ed from all benefit to said estate. And those
indebted thereto are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this
gath day of Qctobsr, 1910.
Jane Harriet Slacum,
Adm'rx of George Slacum.
October "a. eOsw
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSuANT to a decree Of The co-% T.,
court of Prince William, VIII D" 'J NV i,
public auction for cash,on the !st M'"s! one -,
December next, between TIC lpu'' door
and two o'clock, p. N before the ionI .O u
Of the court house of Prince Wliai VD' n,
aforesaid, 2H O 7,RlCTS OF A1'', .an,sn
property Of John Watson, suppose ~ On Bul
,,uo hundred ard thirty acres, lying OIL ~
Run and Occoauan III said county 49,.
VIM. A. G.. Dade, e0"sn 49,.
q October %
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Five hundred tickets 10 be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay.
Pure hasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days alter draw.
ing of this classysior notes, With approved
endorserS.
All prizes not demanded within six months
afterthe drawing of this class, viii be consi-
Gered as given up for tn bcAeht OF the lot
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect OF gain to Adventures with
any other which has been offered to the pub-
&c. These who are interested in the COM
merce and agriculture Oh the country adjacent
TO tic Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. nave
a.I,tionai inducements to give their support,
as the money to BE raised by the lottery IS
for their immediate benefit and convenience.
1t is alss hoped that the PATRIOTS and pubic
spirited win be disposed TO couRtenance and
encourage a measure which has forits object
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
Tnunlcqlion between the western country and
The Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
of the eastern and western states, and TO
perpetuate their union.
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Francis I. Neale,
Tohn G.. Laid,

MS FOR SALE,
tons first quality Hemp
60 pieces Russia Sheetings and DUCK
100 pieces Nankeens
A quantity Of Shoes, Wrapping & Sheath
ing Paper
LOCO sides Soal Leather
so boxes mould and dipt Candles
% quarter casks Sherry Wine OF supe-
rior quality
pipe London Particular old Madeira
pipe Gin
fierce Pearl Ash
ditto Glue
z barrels Sugar
Is dlto tanners oil
1000 bushels coarse Salt
so hhds. Potomac Tobacco
loo casks Lime
Also, Exchange on London.
q October Is
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FOR SALE,

1ANE hundred s seventy acres CT LAM
~ situated on The post road from hex'
andris to Cccoquan, within miles oi :ie ,.
andria; being ere half of tic Ronna n"
tract, aad formerly the property OF "N&m
Triplett. Tie terms will be made kno"nY
application to s1r James Irrin Mount h!'h
or 10 the subscriber now residing al N'S'
Li5sasy's, near Occoquan
Reynald Crimes
0rtohrr ( w
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y
Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

This is to give notice, that the
subscriber. Of Washington county, in the dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the or
phan's court Of Alexandria county letters tes-
tamentary on the estate of lgnatius Ju'igei'
late Of the county last mentioned, deceased !;
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day OF April
next; or, hey may by. law BE- excluded from
all benefit to Said estate and those indebted
to said estate are required to make inlmedl-
ate payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day of October, 1910,
Francis [. Neale,
Ex'rof Lyaatius 3unigeI
By Matthew Robinson and Francis
Murphy, his Aaornies.
Ceso6er 10. eo4p.
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IlaTlES OIIIlIIIS, 4 fcotttc!sts
Jonah Thompson,
John Mason, Direct
Henry Foxall, o,s.
William Steuart,

Mays law
N b. Arrangements having been made to
m Inence the sale Of tickets comprizing the
Ioye Lottery, the public are hereby inform
Ell, that am now prepared to receive pro-
posais from. all such persons as may be dis
posed 60 purchase, or Otherwise contraction
the sale thereof on commission. Purchas
taking 100 Tickets, or more, viii be, entitled
TO a credit ofthirty days after the drawing OF
the Lottery, Oh giving notes with approved
endorsers, negotiable at AM of the Banks
within the District of Columbia.
los. Carleton,
Ageat for the Potomac Company,
July 4.
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Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, October Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the executor OF iszafsus
Juaiscl deceased, do insert the following at.-
ver,lsement three times in each week Tor Iour
weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alexander Moore Req.
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TIE K E F u S 4 L,
A Novel, by MRS WEST, is just receives

'00'' y "i' TT - ~''
.4LSO,
The Complete l'arrler.
J.ckson's account Of The Empire Of Mo.
rocco. after ssidcncc Of Is years, with 4
descr. ption Of Tombuetoo, the great empc'
rum Of central Africa
Steubei.'s improved Regulations for tire
Order and Discipline of the Troops CT the
United States.
SYashin ,ton's V;lcdictory Address to the
Peeps oG the United States y most teaa'
thu! miniature edition, with striking Like
ness Of that incompatible Man
FOR SALE EY
James Kennedy, SEN
October s eoW
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TO RENT.

rEeHE subscribers late Dwelling House
l. row in the occupation of ME: Barte-
man--it is III good and complete order Ios-
session will be given about TIE middle OF De-
cember next, or perhaps sooner. Apply TO
J. u. SIMMs, Alexandra.
James Craik.
October l3 2aw""