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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

'ney may think conducive TO their
safety and happiness--to form treaties
Ito establish commerce---to provide
Tor their common defence, and do all
acts which may of right be done by a
sovereign and independents nation. At
the same time declaring al acts within
the said territory of West Florida af-
ter this date by any tribunal or authors
ties, not deriving their powers from the
people agreeably to the provisions of
this convention, to be null and void
and calliug upon all foreign nations to
respect this our declaration, acknow-
hedging ourindependence, and giving
us such aid as may be consistent with
the laws and usages of nations.
This declaration made in conven.
ton, at the town of Baton Rouge,
on the 26th day of September, in
the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ten-We
the representatives in the name
and on behalf of our constituents
do hereby solemnly r'edge our
selves to support wiz our lives
and fortunes.
(Signed)
J0hn II. johnson,
Tohn Nils,
sfohn w. Leonard,
WiAam Barrov,
Philip Ricky,
fohn Morgan,
= Edmund Hazves,
Thomas Lilly,
William SpiNer,
John RHEA, President.
ANDREW STEELE, Sc'ry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
l.. JDos PHI.

Il. JOSf HI,
Has for Sale by the piece or pack
age the following articles, viz. .
"A Case Cotton and Wcrs,ed Sock ,nasI
II runk Chntz ~
HBale Sup. Cloths
- ase Esssimeres
Case Nuslins.
fotNSash epSfown acceptances. Cstl
WILL BE SOLD, to the hiphes, bidder
on Thursday the Goth December
next, :.
One Half of Tract of Land
belonging to the Estate OF John Rsrn,.--
decd, lying in Powhatan county, containIy
ieur hundred and seventy four acres, All
IN entire wood, on credit of II monhs.
Bond with security Will be required o. NJ
purchaser to secure the payment of he
purchase money. Also, viii be offered
for Sale, Oh the same day, if fair If not
the next far day, on the premises. the
following personal property belonging, ro
SAID Estate To wit, several Horses. ws,k
Steers, Pork, Corn, Fodder, Household &
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation utensils and
variety of excellent Books, on a cred,.
OF tweive months for all sums of rem M
lars and upwards, for all purchases mn
der ten Dollars, cash will be reonired-
Bonds with approved security to carrv ia.
terest from the date, If not punctusIlv n,;J
VIII be demanded by
The Executors
Dot odd 1910. (we,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

If Great Britain continues to do by
paper blockade what she does by or
deTfin Sopncil, the repeal of the lat.
ter Nh he cheat. In that event we
shall Nave to come to an issue with her
upon the legality of those blockades.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
New Penitentiary Store.
Z MITE re d.

TIE Subscriber, Agent for the Com
Ronwealth, has for Sale the following
AfGes tho MANI acture OF the Peniten-
tifry4 wholesale and retail, for cash on.
NCCT NAILS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DIED-On Thursday evening last,
in the thirty eighth year ofhis age, M.
JOHN PROSSER, of the house OF
PRossER & MoNCURE.
Whilst wife add four chill iren be-
wall the dissolution Of tie most tender
ties of nature, society is deprived of a
valuable member. -
Mr.. PRossER, early.in1ife, took his
stand as member of the community,
in sbusihess which Re CURED assiduitv,
at&ntiAp aud indefatigable industry
H6 dif not mistake his, talent-And
at the &he time fkat he Cut his way to
an hAposable independence, he won. by
the suavity of his manners and good
ness of heart, the goodwill Of all who
knew him, and secured the affections
of his friends who appreciated his
worth, by whom his loss will long be
regretted
-, In this city, on Sunday night last,
Col. EDWARD CARRiNGTON,
an old and distinguished Revolutions
ry Officer. In him the citizens OF
Richmond have lost an able, active and
upright magistrate, and the commune
ty at large one of Its most valuable
members.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
CoLORED CHEESE.

CAUTION. s,erday three persons
in one family, in this town, in conse-
quence of eating new cheese which had
been colored very yellow, were seized
with violsns and distressing puking,
which had not subsided at a late hour
yesterday afternoon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
JUST RECEIVED
Forty Packages of ( al and Spring
G. Q Q - S.

which will be sold very low for cash as
follows:
Elegant Ribbands. Super fine c oths and
CaSfdherssA second do do. an excellent
assortment, Aadie's Gloves. short ard ,or e.
n uportmtpt OF Silk Hose, of the rest
quvIi.y 1essa assortment of Muslins rall
kid4sl yhIcks$'s Velvets, Neiye,eens &
Con c6ttons ID Worsted Hose, silk and
Cotr9ns QB eYss, Wild Bores, BON.
bazets's Cotton and Thread, Laces, Cam.
brio. Dimity. an assortment OF r
3ewelry, I
an assortment Of Epauleus and Plur,cx
Rose and Dutch Blankets, {. a, "A Checks,
Carpetting, Lion Skins aud C-at,ng, Sar-
sauetts and Lustrings, Bandano and Mad.
rass Hhkts. Irish Linen and Cotton Shir-
ting, Redlord Cords, Green and Red Bare,
Long Laun and L.nen Cambrics. Suspen-
ders, and Comforts. Mole Skin and Fi,-
rentiae Scarlet. Bombazetts and Scarlet
Flannels, Sewing Silks and Tn eads,
Grapes. Coarse Cloths for neg roes, Found
and Package Pins. Shawls, and many o.
Their arrcles too tedious to mention, all Of
which viii be sold on reasonable te-Gls
for cash, or Town acceptances
L. Joseph.
Oct 80. 1910. Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

The means which government has a
Gopted to prevent all interference in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

~ " ~
IA DlssO.UTIoN of the Co partner
Twp undsr the firm of Prosser and
having taksn place in copse-
AZ % the Reath of Mr.. John Prosser-
t.He mess tran acted under the said firm
Pnust necessity be immediatelv hronsn.
to close. Az persots indrbted 70 sbe
aforesah firm IRE therefore reouested to
Make pediste payment to me, and hose
VINO Nav oSfmsy have CLAIMS against the
san most earnestly invited 10
Apply Without delay. & rsceive payment of
William Moncure,
surviving partner Of the
late firm of PRo,sER & MoNcupK
Richmond, Oct. Both, 1910.
My Oihce, alter the LIST Nov. easujnr
will be kept during this Winter al nv
dwelling House Oh shocAo Hail, near the
Capitol Square. w
The Subscribers, under TIE firm of
MONCURE, ROBINSON, & F. PLEA
San 10, will carry on from the Ist Nov.
ensuing, The
Auction & Commission Business.
IN the Buildings lately occupied oy Pros.
ser & MoncurcJ to which ous moss their
attention Will be exclusively de yoted=-=thev
terder their sery ces to heir friends & mosr
particularly 20 the customers of the late
Concern OF Prosser & Moncure, and hsreby
assure al! who may favor them with taeir
iconfidence, that their most unbranded
exertions will be used to give general ca
tlstacton. Their Store room On the min
! ysfeet will be reseryed exclusively for tbe
lfeseppon OF Dry Goods. TEeir days of
Paobc lSaie, will 6etMondfy aud Tours.
day ~ each week. TheippGrocery sizes
Will be held az their Llispberhouse ON me
| cfoss street leadiag.yto the CIoye.nor's.
! add their dry Good Sales, a, their Anction
store on tffe malgTstreet, nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
! They have IN hand for PRIyNrR SALE.
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part Of
which, is old.
80 Hhds. and J Brown Sugar, part of
so Barrels 5 which is first quality.
! 10 Hhds Moasses
| so Barrels Loaf Sugar
| 10 600 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Hyson and souehong Teas
| 30 rierces Rice
8 asses Glass Plumbers
! a ew bales of Dl.ukets
| "A lew cases Elegant prints
A lew bales linda Co'tuns
q kerseys, bldE and WtHte Plains
qerntn I ckleuburE, Rolls, Hessi.
1 fsms-ft pper 80 ing RS up, &c &C.
1 hl OF which viii. pc Sold low Tor casu,
Por approyd paper j towa
N William Moncure,
John Robinson,
Fred. Pleassnts,
They are ipf hourly expectation Of re-
80 Barrels i1nH' "O"nN'
NJ. K, & p.
Richmond, Oc, 50th, 1910 tf
~ ICk-s4t l~rsons nayug cam gainst
| y Tie estate OF DIR. Robert G. len8ngs
nu,t exaibI them for pa, ment 10y tle 20tn o.
Drcs mbe, rext--ucne presen Ell after that time
4 -. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
Rost. Cent.

caution. On Friday night the 5,h
ifsSpo less than six persons, iu one ia
Ailyfin the western part of this city,
in cShs qhsnce Of eating cheese watch
had been colersd with yellow, were
seized with violent and distressing
poking, VIII oh did not subside until
the forenoon of the next day.
Philad. Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
BALTIMORE, Oct. %.

l.
The feet which arrived Yesterday
adds TO the busy hum; and verv time
Ivrep,enishes the shops and ware-hou-
.es, lately assai'ed by AN hoss Of mer-
chants from the country. They are
invited to renew the attack, as our CO.
lumns to-day shew that the city is well
stored.
NEWS, BY THE FLEET.
Captain Richardson lefr Cad;z 18th
September-No news-French have
TO prospect of reducing the city-met
20 sail of transports from England,
vi troops tor the Peninsula.
Captain Murphy from Laguira, re-
IT or1s tb.t General Congress are to
sss mble at Caracas 4th November ;
etoro and Maracaybo would JOIN it }
MARKERS alutted.
Cap ain Atkinson from Gonaives,
contradie,s the accounts OF Petions's
victories; s,ys Christophe has every
fort Il the Mole, except St. George /;
he had destroyed three IF Petion's
ships Christophe's feet consists of 9
! sail markets bad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

The following is an extract Of let.
ter from British officer, dated of S.
Domingo, the 18th of July:-- To
shew you what decided character
Christophe is, and what examples he
makes: a few days ago he beheaded a
colonel, ana decimated whole reg,-
ment; upwards Of eighty were either
shot or bayonet,ed. This was done in
consequence of an action short time
before With the best ged, in wrich this
regiAent did not behave well.''
Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

~ ICk-Aii l-rsons nayng cam gainsS
= tie estate OF Dr. Robert G IenHngs
nu't exsiSiI them for pa, ment ty TIE 2Orn o.
Dec, mbe, rext--uene presen Ell alter that time
gill be paid by VIZ. MCKINNEY, TX or.
Creenvil.e, october 26,h, islo. st.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
Fvract of letter dsted Liverpool, 1st
S p.emher, received in this CITY.


S p,emher, received in this CITY.
"Our markets remain in the same
torpid state az for some time past.
Fric, sof American produce very slight
/, affected BY the reGent decree ISSUE d
nv Bopapar,e; shneasure which does
rot appear so ysuch calculated TO anne
I'orste comwtrcial pursuits as to bias
q e Am=rIkn governmental his favor.
hv ostensiily pretending that it is not
lis exDedients, but those ofGreat Bri
tain which are deliierious TO the com
merce and prosperity of the Unite i
Sat. So Cotton, Upland, per ID. Is
i'd Is AZ, New Orleans is 81 Is
6A, Sea Island f. 81 % 2 3-4-Fiour,
per Dbl. Cos 66s--Rice, per cwt. 23s
o 27s-Tobscco, York and lance Ri
yer, per ID. 2 I'D 6 1 81 Potomac,
I'd ! Id, Carolina ID 4 Al,
Stemmed sal I'D, Maryland 9
VIII a, per 7o'b. f5s 81"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30
Ditgfnla Argus.
RI c H NJ o N ID,

TUESDAY. ocroBKR 80. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-30

The revolution in South America
appears not 10 have been effected with
out bloodsbed. The city of Quito has
experienced all the horrors Of civiI
war; 1t wasliEraIlyS pilIaged by the
soklery Of the GeerJy, who besides
buahering maHyrof its inhabitants
cor1nfIt;ed thetySost horrible excuses.
Dhet sgratidsf theft Just at the ex-
peuse Of the chastity Of its females
Ecclesiasticsl and secular cabildos, a..
sisted by the bishop, ATTEMPTED in vain
to restore order.--ib.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
JOHN DALRYMPLE.

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Portland, that he has for fale, few doors
above Quincy e Bsiy,, Fifh-street, nearly
oppohte Maine Bonk, large afortment OF
elegant Engliih WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain; Dutch, day Of the month aud plain
do y; Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, double
gilt gold nattern.
a bandfome ahortment of IRWELRY, a.
mong which are fome Filigree Work--very
elegant Gold Watch Chains and Keys--Sllvsr
Table and Tea Spoons-Plated Gators and
Candleiticks--Britannia Tea Pots of the new.
eft fathion-tinned, queens metal, and pew
ter Table and Tea Spoons-elegant Tortoiie-
Shell and Horn Hair Combs a variety Of
Ivory and Horn Small Tooth do
HARDWARE-A large anortment of
Knives aud Forks, among which are fome fetts
very 6ne-a great variety of Pocket and PEN
knives--a few dozen Razors of the 6rft quail
ty-large and fmall Scifiors-Saws, 90 inch
Gait ltee tennon-dovetail and wood Saws
Chifies Of all kinds Gouges, from J. 9 inch
TO the fmallelt let;-Carpenter's Squares and
Compafies demonstrating
do-Wooi screws-saw Setts-Screw Dri-
vers-Drawing Knives-iire SteeIs---Ink-
Stands. pocket and deik--Razor Cafss--Cloth
and Tooth Braihes-a good ahortment of flat
aud round Files--Cork Screws-Snuff Box
es-a great variety of Morocco Pocket Books,
Puries, Memorandum Books, &C. together
with many other articles, Which he will fell
cheap for Cath.
~ Pieafe to call and fee
lie repairs and cleans Watches, and war
rants his work, if the Watch be toierabIe
good, .or one year. Every favour vii De
gratefully acknowledged
" Wizards Patent Time-Pieces for fale.
Portland Efb S, 1910. IfEJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
Real Eitate for Sale.

ON Maaiay, tie 2si Jay infant, at 3 0'siasi,
p. M. 7O5i be soA az PEbfis Aat7iga, a.
Lert P,evicgQy ditpossd ef ~ friVqts saie On VI.
Pyemiset--TrDo Endividea Third PATS Of a ~ w
LAND, yftAate in Fain7Etb, containing IN fi-
-YboA bisfy Geres more o. less 6sHnsed cs ~
tozSi--beginnizg tbe ,ort5eyy fife Of tJe roqf lsr
ding to Backbone bridge, ard on fbs zvsfyLy fk1
Samuel knight land theme nsrfbzcsesyty Ggiaiz-e
rag raid road, and e,sag 0aottsr voad and adjoining
Q4stsy Lane one bsaa,sS ami lixty rod, to a faie
thence vv5f 50E61p5e<rly aBvut tsDsHty eight ra n
Mr.. Ba,6sys land; fte7ce scHfb soEfbeaasriy e.,
bHnd,ed and sy rodf; fbeate notbssR about trreny-
eig6f roas, BY tbe grrzt Mea4orU 10 fJs 6ra1s
J,F mentioned, zgitb az tLe P,4ViLeges Ond 1tpRr-
fenarees tslcngi4g to tie sa1e 7bs.s ~ a co..
ssoiiOSs 6rrk Store flaming he lot, -rbi.b, tovs
ifs JftSfi0a, mye ,esds, tie prersise5 an cti.ts
far any gentleman zpiiEmg to carry on Trsse
AlsO--WilI be oiipofed of as above on
iaid Esd July, at ten o'clock A. N. on the
premIies, Lot of Land, iituated in Port
land, bounded as follows beginning a. the
north welt corner Lot of Land Wyliians
Yasgban fold David Chriltie, adjoining JEFF
ferion Street thence wslterly OH iaid' ltreet
forty eight feet thence foutherly and az
right angles with faid nreet one hundred
and twenty feet.~-For further particulars
enquire of the fubfcriber at P,otlan5.
THOMAS DLLANO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
BOSTON HIT
Mang1af7uring Company
JOHN MAHAN,

AGENT
FOR telling their HATS in the Diaria q
u Maine, offers for tale,
: cafes fuperfine black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
cafes Of drab DO. all of which are Of the
new faihion, light, and very nice.
Also
63 dozen Napt Hats, II and I'd quality
800 mems and boys Felt Hats
Children's Morocco and Beaver Hats, large
aiIortment
cafes Came's Hair Hats
Any Hats bearing the Bottom Camp, will be
warranted TO give TIE weaFer latisfAclion.
They will be fold wholefaie or retail, az the
fame rates as by the agents for the Company
IN Bottom.
The above iiock will fhortIy be much ia
created and kept contantiy good.
E*ebaege Street, o4.joiaizg Mfr Quincy Y
Bakers. Tune a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
THOMAS DLLANO

'0,fland, fare 30. l8IO,

WHtREAS Ds6oya5 Davis, wife Of Samuel
DAVIS, otheTwife called Deborah Mich
OILS, has become chargeable 10 the town oE
PitIiton, together with three children, and
the Overieers of the Poor of faid pistiion. ear
ly iait ipring, brought her and her children,
with her furniture, from Newbury 10 this
town, and furnilhed her, at the expenfe cE
fad tewn, with convenient houie for Ter
and her children, aid have maintained her
ever iince-and whereas, the iaid Deborah,
with daughter, ablconded IaR week, and /,
iaId TO have gone back to Newbury-this Is
therefore, TO caution and charge the faid town
OF Newoury, and all olher towns in this llate,
and all Perions whatever, not TO give rel-
denee, credit, or fupPort to faid Dsborah, or
either OF her children, as the iaid town or
Pttiton will not pay any debt. expenfe or
charge OF her contracting or making after
this date
THOMAS cOSS, ) OVsrjseyr Of III
hBZATHER KENDALL, { pso, sfsbeisvgs
CALEB STEVENS, Juu. Of PItyRss.
Dated at PHte0n, fGis 26fb day Of TEre. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
NezO EngAyb Goods Ship.
JAMES RUSSELL.

HAS taken fhop in the Izjlraaee Battling,
= two doors below TIE Maine fire and
Marine Inlurance Office, Esebasgs F,eef, 1ate
Fifth -itr and has for fAle large aaortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
conihing Of
Black, blue, mix D, brown and olive faper6ne
and common Bfoadcloths,
Back. drab and Inix'd Caiimeres,
hfizd Sattinett,
Imperial Cords and Stocking Nett-fafhion.
able Goods for gentlemen's wear,
princels Cords fafhionab able figures and ffripes
tor gardeners Vets,
MadaiIles Veitings; black and white Jeans,
Back, olive y light plain q corded Velvets,
Elue E4nkins; yellow do. /; Engliih do.
Printed Jeans, tor ch:ldrens wear,
Weltings (; Cotton CaiImeres,
Warrington Sripes,
Black fix Fioren.ine,
Silk, leather, and cotton SuipeDders,
Ladies white elk Hole,
Gentlemen's DO. do. do.
1adie.' beaver and kid Gloves,
Gentlemeas beaver do.
z s aud 4 Linens,
s and 4 shifting Coitons,
Ladies white and col cotton Hole,
Centlemen's white do. do.
"a aad cotton Csmbrics,
aud Ga cambria Mullins,
Linen Cambrics; Long Lawn,
Pocket Handkfs.; Bandanaa do. Fagg do.
Black and plaid China ak do. Pu.icas do.
MAk Madras do,
Back LuitIing black Grape,
Do. Mode; do. Lace white do.
Linen aud cotton Threads Pins,
White chapel Needles coI'd Sarfnets,
India Cottons; cotton Euckerbuek,
%, 4 and 4 cotton Damaiks,
Long Shawls fquare do.
Figured plaid aud plain Lulsring,
Ribbons seeded Cambr:ss,
Seeded ard vsned Mxilius,
Worked and plain laced DO.
figured ana plain eno do.
seeded cutters do; Null do.
Grape do. Rido enet DO Picquet do.
Worked aud plan JaconeJ do. Book do.
Gamoric and common Dimlties, E'e. I'D.
The above Goods are ali of this ipring's
importa,ions, aud are warranted good-They
will be fold as low as at any place in town,
for Cal. only.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

FOR la'e, Farm in Cape Elizabeth pleaf
antly ltuated On The Sperwinl, River, Ky
bout ieven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety acres OF Land, principal part
under good Improvement, with handlone
young Orchard of abont one hundred Trees
OF exceiient fruit good Houfe and Barn
aud tome valuable timber on fad Farm The
Stock and Farming Uteni!s may be had with
the farm--For particulars enquire Of Capt.
WM. THOMAS, on the premiles, or the fub-
fcriber a. hIs Office in Portland, No. \, Long
Wharf. L. GREELY.
APyH IA, 1910. nf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
HORSE LOST.

CTRAYED or [tolen from the paRure Of thr
- fub(criber, on the evening Of the loh uIt.
dark chesnut coloured Horse, with white
ipot about az large as dollar on the right fis
of his back, near the fhoulder; is about Il
hands high, uots all, and is remarkably aou,.
thick Get, and carries his head very high IA.
ftead of the above defcribed Horie, an Oh
fnall, black, pacing Horfe was found in III
patture from whence the tirf named Horsr
was taken, Whoever will give iIforula,iuu
where faid Horfe may be found, ihaH n.
ceive generous reward, and All necefT4rv
erPeuces betrayed, by applying to the lub.
efiber.
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD
No,t6 1osmosfb, JsEy, ., 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
CUMBERLAND 81.

CUMBERLAND So.
TAKEN hy Execution, and TO be fold by
Public auction, al The houle of Thomas
S. Faaabrook, ia Brunfwick, on Monday the
twenty-third day of July NEXT, at two OF the
clock in the afternoon, all the Right in Equity
of Redemption which JOHN OWEN has in
and TO the following Mortgaged Real Eaate,
htuated in Brunfwiek, and defcribed as fol-
lows :-Ealtwardly on the twelve rod road /;
fouthwardly on land of Peter Oliver Alden
weftwardly on land of the faid Alden north
wardly on land of Lemuel Swift, with all the
buildings, privileges, and appurtenances there
to belonging
JAMES DTNsMoRE, D. S5f:
fsne l8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
NOTICE. !

a IL perfons indebied TO the Efars of
JosATHAN WEBs, late of S1eear,Gpoa,
deceaied, are notified, thar the Books are O.
pen on IbHytday, and Frifays, at his former
dwelling for ieulement; and they are reqteft-
ed 10 call for aajuamens, as an immediate
fetiement of bis accounts rlua be attended 10
Sseea1aSpa, JAss 81, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
lanes Runell.

I.is'asee Baiihngr, Es<bs.gs FIAT, Hn 70, fass,
lust received, hanifome ahortm nj of
Long Shawls-4 4 Londcn printed Cam
brics-Scotch -Furnilures-Copper-
plates Calicoes-- Ginghams--Green LuG-
tring-RuiIia Diapers-iilk UMBRELLA black
and blue Stockingnet-0ey sire "A white
Fiannel-very low pric'd black Laces-
Muffin Shawls. t5e. J's.
Perflarf 1sre 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
TO BE LET,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and
Dive Sfnf5.
WILLIAM TODD,

1T fbe S;gs Of ibe C4LEN HE'D u MoRrAR,
SdCO,
INFORMS his Cunomers and the Pub'ic,
thar lie has jnt received frefh iupply Of
DRUGS and MEDICINES, Of the late.t i'm
porratons-alfo PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c
which, with his former Stock, comprifes
valuable and eItenfive afortment, con6liing
of every article uiualiy called for in his line,
which he will diipofs of on liberal terms, for
Cath or fhort Credit. Among which arg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

LasO, T5-sigieai, u CzgJIsai Boosfsilse.,
iniurance Buildings, Exchange Street,
HAVE jua received yaluabe addition 20
L = their former af1ortment of BOOKS. too
numerous TO specify in an Acknowledgement
People IN town and country are respectfully
invited TO call and fee. Orders for puolic and
private Libraries executed with difpatch, on
The nor liberal terms.
n. B Our friends and The public are here
by informed, that our late elegant Edition Of
Newton's Works, Vol. l. is now bound * rea-
dy for f4e.
Pa,tsal, $50 Txns, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09

Is hereby given, thar the fubfcriber has
= been duly appointed Adriniitratrjr OF the
eliate of JAMES REED,
late of Boothbay, in The county Of Lincoln
yeoman, deceafed and has taken upon her
felt thar trua by giving bonds as the law di-
retf,. And all Peffons having demand urni
the enaie Of the faid James Reed, are rlqleit-
ed to exhibit the fame and all psrtaus III
debted to iaid eltate are called upon 70 make
payment to
SARAH REED, -dinir5fraisr>
Nay ~, 1910. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
Wallh's Pamphlet,

Ssc0nf EJifioE
THIS day is pu5lilhed by LYMAN, NAL
4 I-ORY & CO. JaJ.,ssee Bsia4isgs, price
az cents In Boards,
II Lstier fbs GsaiEs and Djpg6tioas Of tie
F,eaeb Csvsrnms1f, including view of the Tax
alton of the French Emple. Addreiied TO a
friend, by an American, recently returned
from Europe.
This important aud highly interelling Poll
ticai Work, went through four editions in
Iopdon, IN iels than fix wees s7Hse 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-09
RE5f0YlL.
Thomas Becket.

IIDEIIN'N ~ = ~
INFORM his cuffomers aud the public that
he has removed from his former hguauon
10 the fhop lately occupied 10y MIR Sin7n
DeDbon No 6, Jones's R.1O, Ex.51ngs FRA
where he will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
as ufual. All calls and orders will be atten-
ded with punctuality
WI fepf eO.Gant,yon bard = jo,(afs
a variety of BROADCLOA1H, CASSI-
MERES, WAISTCOATING and TRIM
MINCs, and other articles neceiisry for
c,oaths Of all kinds T1He