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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13
HENlNG'S VIRGINIA. yUSTICE

4 AND AND NFSROES---FOP S1LE
IL BY virtue ofA Iced OF ,rus,. executed 10 US
by Nathaniel Holland. of t,e county of Gooch
land. for the nose ~ paving I. certain debt
therein mentioned VII De sold 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money. At JIM N Haden's
tavern, in Goochland county, on Wednesday, the
second day OF January next II fair, if not the
sale will take place the next f,.r day ten like
~ Virginia Born SaV.s, VIZ Siik-y Nelly,
Army Mat Sam, Billy, Buck .nd Nelson, A
of2hlin and ID tv'd.-- 4iso, one certsn tract
or p reel Of LAND, ,vhereon the said Holland
now RESIDES, containing by estimation three hun
dred aud twenty seven acres, be the sans more
or less, aud boupded by the lands OF Thomss
Miller, James WIN Jams, Tarlton PAYNE and
Heath Miller, OF 80 much ~ The sad pro.
perry AS VIII pay The shove debt, with m,eres,
and expences attending this iuIs.
LANCELOT MINOR.
WIN G POINDEXEER 'aS'ees
Dec s, va q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13
Sales at auction.

4 Tthe house ofCaptsm Woodw ard, at Rock.
IA eus-WiA Be sold, on Saturday, the Isth
ins' nj, for Cash, positively without reserve, ar
the Household anl Kitchen FURNITURE.
FOSTER x S4TCHELE.
December 8
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13

I WISH to purchase. or hire, few good Flour
4 Brrei COOPgRS
AL 50 - good MILE COOK: and
A ROUS & ERVSNT
T'AoMAS RyTHERFoORD.
november 81 n,
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JAMES SEMpLE,
All'n'r WV LIG HTFOOT D1cd
Petersbue, Dc d

HE subscribers yF Ju..y-- i,
1t best DUTCH BoL INC CLOTHS. winch
the OFF, for sale Also. 4 cases mems iine II
2 and q Irish Linens. Kerseymeres Mems 8,
womens' Cotton Hosiery, Havannah Cigars. Can.
dies, Soap, R4isns in kegs, Muscoyado Sugar m
hogsheads and barrels, a few boxes 10 by ~ md
4OO boxes q by 10 Window Glass at an unusual
~ io" pnce, and as agents, constant supply of
Beck P.Itent Shot
III G. B M1'ERS.
november 81 ZwS w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13

a many persons who derive titles to- their
Lands from patents issued under the Rerxl
Government, have, i'll numberess instances, been
unsuccessful IN their applications al this Office to
Obtain the evidence of their tides, owing to the
Ande xes to the record books Of that period beng
not only IN very mutlated state, bet Incorrect {
II may, therefore, DE important to the interests cf
such, to be Informed, that the General Index to
those records has been carefully compared with.
The books, IN the doing Of which 1t was found,
that tue old indexes omitted = mum ,er of patents
these OMISSIONS are now supplied, and such
persons as have been hitherto unsuccessful, may
search.
The business of this office having been for a.
numher of years heretofore IN arrear, By reason Of
which, persons WHO hai returned their SURVEYS.
have been Delayed IN getting their grants long aF-
ter the period allowed by law Tor Issuing tbems
1t may be pleasing to those interested, also to b
informed, that gr.nts have ISSUED on all surveys
returned to this oiice, which could issue accord
ing 10 law, and are now ready TO BE- delivered 10
the propsetoTs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13

Y ALL GOODS -----RUSSELL T. VAL
4 LICE, have Just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, Is bales Woolens, consisting of
Cloths, twliled Co4tings and Blankets, and Elan
nels, to be sold only by the bale
Likewise by the Levant--
81 Boxes Window G4lss, 70 by Is & Is by 18
l Cask Scythe Blades assorted
10 lnz. Spades and Sh0vels.
Likewise by the John and Adam from London :.
Az Pieces best twed Soaking
1 Case Manchester stuffs, assorted colours
1000 b Seine Irvine
! Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No
I to No. 10
The above GOODS will be sold reasonable
for cash or acceptances in town, 90 days.
Likewise two ton GBRNAN STEEL.
October IL. 19,v
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CHS. BLHGRoYEs
Land Off, Decem [
Der a 1910. 5f

ENOR SALE valuable tract of LAND
Il containing -, lac survey 900 acres, Iyine.
IN the county oiCharlotte, and adjo,ning Mar
TN and John ,ncnck; is mil S 4boye the
Court rouse and 30 from Lynchburg. Only 100
acres Of me above tract are cleared, the re-
mender is well tmb-red, and 400 acres prtme.
tobacco lad.
M Martin Hancock, viii shew The premiA
SEES AM tue terms of sale hsy h1 known by ape
pl'eaton to MAR. Chsmberlane Jones of Ame-
la, or the subscriber n Williamsburg
BENZ AMIN b JONES.
Dec 6 81
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%SrM w DICKINSON. has received per
w the ship Roil4, captain sanford, from IL
verpool
Fine and Super6ne cloths
rest cloths and kersevmeree
kendsil Cotton and coatings
M nchesteI Gnods ss0rted, and
% CrateA /. ~ . ~ 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13

~ My Office, after the first Nov'r ensuing.
will be kept during this winter, at my Dwelling
House, on ShockG Hill, near the Capitol Square
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13

~ OTICE.-The subscriber has rented. and
Y removed his Counting Room to the large
new Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by MIR James { An
ih0ny j IS house Is calculated to store up.
wards OF 500 hogshcads of Tobacco, aud several
thousand barrels OF -four it is situated convent
emf 10 he basin Of the canal and rendered secure
from fire by beng covered with tile
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, Sep 81 2a
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II N N G.,
OF EVERY DEscgfP NEATLY RxecvTRr
ar THIS ogEICE,
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IN STORE,

500 Sacks sal in'ed N Liverpool, and
so CysteS E,rtAen Ware,
Winch e rtfered for sale, on low terms,
Novem er Is -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
THOMAS FOLSOM.

u ESPEC TFULI.Y informs his Friends and
N the Public that he has taken and inn
proves as Home Of Public Entertainment, that
central and commodious Gtuation in Maine
Street, Portland, which was formerly occupied
bv Mr.. Caleb Grsfam, called the COLUM-
BIAN-TAVERN. Thole Gentlemen, who
may favor him with their cultom, will find
every attention paid to their accommodation.
MIR. Folsom confidently fatters himfelf, that
his unremittng endesvors to give fati.faction
TO his Gue!fs will procure him the approba-
ton and patronage, which re is ambitious Of
meriting. Dec rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
DleD,

In Union, on the 18th ult. Major JosEPH
MAXEY, aEed IS. His remains were car
RED 10 the meeting house, preceded by the
Ui4ion Light Infaatry, and part of the Union
Iafantry, commanded by Capt. WILLIAMS,
in mourning order, and followed BY tue fam
liz connexions ct the deceased, his brother
officers, the Trustees of Warren Academy,
Zone OF whom he had beenl and the longest
procession Of citizens ever seen IN that
Town. The Rev. Air HusE of Warren,
addressed the throne of Grace in very
solemn aud appropriate manner, after which
the Rev. Mr.. TRUE, Of Union, delivered a
very impressive and eiiecting sermon, ro-
markably well adapted to the occasion
The procession then moved, in their former
order, to tic s'silent mansions Of the dead"
where with military honors, and heartfelt
grief they deposited tie remains
To those who knew Major MaxEY, de-
tsil Of The virtues watch adorned his char
acter would be supcrfuous but 70 those
who .1.ew him not, character drawn ex-
actly from the lite, would appear the par
tial occurring of friendship. Suffice it to
say. ii his death excited deep and univer-
sal req, ct, because he WI. distinguished,
IN al lae relations Of life, by the exercise
Of tie soci.A and christian virtues, BY those
gu lItics which command respect, or excl
ted affection and esteem. HIS eulogy was
written IN the countenances Of those VINO
followed him to tia grave.
Il IS worthy of mark, that Major MAX.
EY was III officer i'll the first company or.
ganized III the town, and continued in Mill.
tary nnission to the time Of his death,
almost nineteen years.
Al North YAImou.h, 25th Nov. Mr. Pau
Prince, aged 80 years, and SIX months. He
has left IN aged and sliectienste widow
with whom he lived in the bonds Of conju
gsl love 60 years.
In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs Sal
" Motiey, aged ~, vile Of Captain RicharG
Moticy-The relatives and friends of tia
deceased are requested TO attend the fune
raj tomorrow, at 3 o'clock, p. M.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Sherif,s Sale.

Taken BY Execution and to be fold at
Public Auffioa, on MONDAY the
22d day g January nerf, at IT O.
clock n. NJ. at the Aneiion Roam q
Eleazer Greedy, EiBJfreet, PART
land
A LII the Right in Equity which John
Il Thacher has in redeeming the following
defcribed mortgaged Real Eftate, iituated in
laid town of Portland, and bounded as fol-
lows wiz. Beginning at the weiierly corr
ner of lot of land Lemuel Weeks purchaf-
ed of the heirs of William Houiton thence
running northeafferly 100 feet to fake I;
thence northwefterly thirtythres and an half
feet to land belonging to Samuel Colby !;
thence by fad Colbys land, fouthwefterly to
the free; thence by the ftreet foutheaaerly
TO the 6rft bounG-with the Dwelling Houie
thereon .fanding-reierving ten feet as a paf-
fage way in common between this and faid
Colby's lot. The above defcribed premlfes
having been twice mortgaged, hrit to Thorn
as Beck, to fecure the payment Of $50 dol
lars and intereft, within months from the
4th day of September, 1899, it being the
date of fsid mortgage Deed--And fecond to
fecure the payment of 1000 dollars within
feveu years from the 4,h day of May sos I;
il heiDg the date of mortgage deed given 70
lydia Jones Terms at the lale.
Joseph Va. GERRISh, by Sheriff
Dsrs1zbey %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
" Power & /" No Power"

Every reader Of Mr.. CHESS speech must
have remarked the following passage
What does he tell US are his Positive
powers A power merely to yece'Ve ana
'discHss. -Wh,. SIR, every gentleman mere
Present has that power; and indeed every
1ApYtoo Sir, has the power 10 receive
and dis,sss and eventually 70 conclude
Convention, &c. But, Sir lhe sowermere-
1y TO receive and discuss, Is what IS very
properly called, and j. in fact, no poser
One Philosopher has said that Mind is
Power another that Eloquence IS Power !
another that Weal;h is Power another tnat
Truth is Power another That the Sword Is
Power anoti.-' That Influence is Power,
&c Now we must be convinced, upon the
authority of Mr.. Giles, that all powers are
no powers, and this upon The old fashioned
Principle Of believing thing because y i
impossible.
The Orator has not Been excessively gal
santtS Toe Ladies il; telling them that me
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Counterfeit Bank Bills.

The public are cautioned against Coul,
terfeit Bank Bills Of Perkins new tafea
stereotype steel plate, now in circulation. In
addition TO those which have been mention
ed as being counterfeited, we have seen
some of the denomination of fhree dollars, on
the Maine Bsnk-The impression is much
darker than the true bills, and the words
"Three Dollars" in small letters on the
face of the bill very irregular, and are easily
detected on comparison.
N b. MIR. Perkins has published guide
for detecting counterfeit bills, and any psr-
son possessing the same will never be imPo-
sed on. The price of the g Guide" Is 30
Gents. an may be bad at l ADAMS Book
Sore,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
SHGRfFF,s SALE.

Taken CT ExscAtisn and rOl b. Ed AZ
Pr5kc Auf'ioa, at L. GREfLr'S
Office, on IiOND.1I rext, J1atia-
ny ",
A n Invoice of ENGLISH GOODS. ccnhf-
Ating OF BroadcloShs. Kerity meres. Kerteys.
Plains, Swan.downs, Baizes, Fianneis, Shall
looms, Dur1nts, Bombszs,is, Ruiiulls, Calinan-
Goes, VeIvets, Ca.coes, DimOsie', Cambria,
Muffin, Furniture, Bandanr4s, nix Sha~ls,
Cotton and Worried f!ofe, fewing ! TX,
Thread, Twill, 90 Terms az the fale. Sale
to commence at O'Clock A. NJ.
AIso-On TUESDAY next. at the fore
formerly occupied by JOHN THATCHER
e co IN Middle ilreet, quantity Of
W1ef-h1dia Gods and GJereries.
Conffl;pg Of Rum Brandy, Gin, Teas. Cof-
fee, fugar, Molaaes, Wines, iaIt, Crates, Te.
TIC. Terms at the fale -sa' 10 commence
at 8 o'clock, "A. M.
Per oydsT,
Seth Mitchell, Deputy Sheriff
H. 0S J3EQ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DAVID STANLEY,

INFORMS his friends and the public in
l general, thar he has taken the ihop lately
occuoied by S. e, J. WTMdA, head o. Fifth
street, where he intends 70 manufacture Ia.
dies Cork and Walking SHOES. and Miiies
TIES. in the neatelt manner. Ayo-Cen,le-
ner,. BOOTS q SHOES made and mended
Il the ncarett aud ftrongea manner
d. S. foiicits the patronage of the inhabi-
,,pts Of Portland and the tate cuRomers of
8 81 =. Wr1kdN. He anures them that
every exertion will be made to pleafe, and
tha, punctuaI attention viii be pnd to have
work done when p.oriiied.
Pcrt.IaJ, DIG. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
WILLIAM lord & Co.

w AAAALlAtAfi - = - - -
LTAyE lately received and now ofer for
fale at their Store ia Foss-fre an addi-
tional ailortment Of
Wef- India Gods 81 Grocsries,
among which are--Hun Brandy; Cin ;
Cherry; Port, Lifbon, Sherry and Malaga
Wines; Hyfon, Hyfon- Skin, Young Hyson,
Souchong and Bchea Teas, warranted ct The
ira quality Loaf Sugar ; white and brown
Havana do. \; Coffee Chocolate and Choco-
a;e Shells, Rice; Starch; Ginger; Pepper
Ailfpice; Numegs; Cloves-Caiia-box <
caik Raiins--SaItpetre- Moanes- Cotton,
SaIt-moud aud dipt Candles-Spernaceti
Oil AIlum-Copi eras-Logwood-- fuliic-
Redwood by 9 & 8 by 10 Giais-- Cheeie
Stone Ware CrockeTy aud Gals W2re-
Bed Cords-Powder and Shot, lod and 2cd
wrought Nails--4d, cd, and Tod cut do.--id,
ID, Sd, I'D, and cd Brads sRd Iacks-Steei
Shovels, sc. &c. together with general al
lortment of
Hard Ware Goods
All of which they will fell as low as can be
had eliewhere.
Portland, fan 1. low)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
TAKE NOTICE.

ALI, perfons who ffand indebted to the
y fubfcrber for their Tax Bills for The
years 1907, and 1905, are hereby notified
thar If faid Bills are not discharged within
f;fteen DAYS from dase hereof, thail levy my
warrant on Their pcrfons or property to diff
charge the fame indiicriminaieiy.
SMITH COBB,
Coies7.v Of Taxes in ibs ysa,' at0pe aamel.
Portland, January l, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
STOP THIEF! 7! I
Thirty Dollars II eWard.

nNthe 20th of December lsit, one JAMES
~ MASON, ftoe from the Fable of of the
fublcriber in Portland, BAY HORSE, about
ten years old, fhort taih crooked nofe, and a
natural, falt trotter. Also, at the fame time,
one SADDLE g BRTDLE. Said Maion
appeared to be aged about thirty two years,
and has a iinguIar look with bis eyes, and re-
iembies 10 his appearance and manners one of
B1,ougbl gazg Of eOunts.fifes. Whoever will
fecure faid thief, 70 that he may be punifhea
and the owner recover his Horfe, Saddle aud
Bride, hall be entitled to the above reward.
t. SIMONTON.
Taruoyv l. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
FOR SALE.

IN Falmouth, on good terms, twenty acres
of good LAND, with Timber aAd Wood
and Mill Privilege on Duck Pond fream.
running through the fame, known by the
name of Cronk's lot. For particulars inquire
Of THOMAS SAWYER.
FaInoa.b, 1an. !, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

so1se,.ts are prt F~iiied, .. the rea.
= not given * non-perioslu-
&C But Nlr. ~.s.-4A wculd persuade
40 l,,st thsge is very list.e difference
,s-fween Tie arrangsmSnt with Mr.
49, lar, and lhe orders OF Coancil as
e,,sred in April last ; and that there
ror- the British cannot &c justified In
dissgreeihg TO the convention entered
;,,o with Mr.. Erski9e. Perhaps il
DOGS nos appear SO to the English
And they have right 10 consider the
Hyct, of the two cases, As well as we.
pot mis- is not ALL MIR. Smith is here
ags;n plrnging himself into difficulty.
ror If our government are of opinion
,aere could be very little difference in
,he state OF things, whether the ar
,-saoenlcnl with Mo. Erskinc be con-
btued, or That given Up, and the or
aets Of Council as modified in April
last (Which Mr.. smith attempts 10
show were 10 be m force and regulate
Affairs, how can VIC approve of the con-
doct Of the Cabinet !! They are dis
mining about triflcs They have quar-
r.usd with Jackson without cause !:
They have pat the peace ofthe coun-
try at risque, for thing of indifference
he their own concession. The British
Minister is dismissed, the demands Of
his government said 10 lie insolent, IN
consistent with our rights and hostile
to our peace-and yet il seems accor-
ding to Mr.. Smith, hat there is little
or no real practical difference between
the views and objects of the British
as expressed in the Orders Of last A
pr;!, and the principles of the conven-
ton made 5y MIR. ErS&ine.
But it is said Mr.. Jackson was inso-
lent. 1t is admitted he was not very
neutrality-suspicious. was Mr.. Smith
The insinuations of the latter, as TO the
breach of faith in the British govern
ment, are certainly much more palpa-
bic and strong, than those o. the form.
er. IHal our SdOhiCl WCtS a" at Wy
Erskiae exceeded his authority. MIR
Jackson is severe. But WAS he moi
forced to do so, in indicating his owr
government from the charges brought
against it by Mr.. Smith 2 And for one
do not perceive, that Mr.. Jackson has
even implied that our government
knczv Mr.. Erskine had not further pow.
srs than first made known. He mere
ly asserts, those were all his powers
and then intimates, indeed, that out
Rulers might and ought to have as
certained whether he had more. AnC
had they acted with caution and pru
dence in this stage of the business. the
present difficulties had not existed.
IMPARTIALITR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
PARTICULAR NOTICE Z

THE fubfcriber requea all perions indebt-
l ed to him to make payment before the
5th day OF February Eext-oiherwiie Their
notes and accounts will PsjitiSs.y be lett with
an attorney for immediate iur, without dit
elimination.
PELEG MITCHELL
FL yuossS, D<s. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
PLATED WARE.

Elegant Cruet Fsames-Candleiticks,
Tea Pots Sugar Bafons x Cream Pota
Soup Ladies-Fith Knives,
Shutters and Trays,
Table and Tea Spoons, &c. &c.
TAPANED WARE.
Elegant cream ground gold bordered Kai-
ters,
Psd and black ground do. do.
Bread and Knife Trays,
Cheefe and Snufer do.
Britannia Tea Pots Tunblers, &c. Ser
MILITARY ARTICLES.
Gilt and plated mounted Swords,
Saddle F,ftois,
White and yellow Fpaulets,
do. do. Chords
do. do. PruGian Binding,
Crimfon Ssfhes,
Military Plumes. elegant and common
JEWELRY.
Black and Pearl (esBrosches,
do do FiHger Rings,
Plain Breaches and Rings,
Hair Ear Hoops,
do Bracelets, various patterns,
Gold Ear Hoops, Knobs, and DlcFs,
do Watch Chains, Seals, aud Keyss
Tortoife Shell Combs,
Coral Beads
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Die 2S, 1863


NJ. 8, Jona' Rszg, Fjg,fyat,
LAS julf received by the Packet, from
a Liverpool, handfome aflortment of
Plated and 1apansd Ware, Je1velry,
fgSr f~r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Di0olution of PartnerBp.

LIV0Iu1I0N q TV7He!JDP.
rY,HE Connection or Partnerihip under the
l. firm of S. g J. WYMAN, is this day
d;dolvei by mutual content. All perfons in
de,ted 70 them are informed thar their ne
csGi,;es are fuch, that immediate payment
mulf be made to them at the fhop they lately
occu pied. at the head Of Fifth Street.:
SAMUEL WrMdN,
TOSHUA W1MAN.
Portland, De es, 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

WHISTLES TO inform the public that he has
w opened fore at the Hay market, op-
polite the Columbian Tavern, where he offers
for faie.
n. 1. Goods 81 Groceries.
Flour--Corn --Rye-Oats-I In
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
.4go-3ooo VT OF Live Geefe, Sea Fowl,
Rulia aud Lifbor FEATHERS. ali Of
which he will fell as low for Cath or Coun-
try Produce, As can he purceafed IN the DIFF
trie OF Maine, wholeiale or retail.
Cab paid t5r Hating aid Slipping
FURS.
January I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

letters from Congress inform that tie
plan of our rulers now is 10 prohibit tie
Ships and vessels Of England and tsance
from entering tie ports Of the u. States
and at the same time permit direct trade
IN articles Of American produce and manu-
f4Ctures only with those nations. the con
sequences Of this measure will be, shoult
it be carried INTO effect, TO produce retali
atory system on their part then our com
merce will be amihiia,ed-which has un
formly been the object ct the leading dem
ocrats. But 1T is not believed the peDPl,
are yet so blind TO their own interests As e
submit to such measure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Spar% co.ialoy Office,

s. C0aemeyeial Information.
s Spar@ Co.jaior Office,
D B.G2n, 27fb De- 800.
THE undersigned Coniul Of n. c. NJ. is di-
reeted 20 inform the Merchants reiiding
in hi. ConfuIar Dinria, that all Matters of
vensis bound for any port of the Duminioas
of Spain. are TO deliver TO the Clftom Houle.
a Certificate of origin Of the cargo, as before
the peace with Eoglan6 /; the faid regulation
having been eliablifhed on the 8 ri December
1902. not on account Of The war that then
exifled with this lsid Nation, but as fan
ding order to regulate commerce.
JUAN STOUGHTON, Csasnl,
For the New England States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Equity of Redemption.

CUMBERLAND, S.
Taken BY Execution and 10 be J6ld at
Public VSndue, on MONDAT TIE
t1uenty ninth day Of January next, at
tqyO Of the clock, P. M. On the prem
yf5--
A LII the Right in Equity of Redemption,
n which James Rsnnie has in aud unto a
certain parcel Of mortgaged Real Eiiate, flu
ated in Falmouth, IN laid county, VIZ. Mac
KEYS Iland 70 called, now in podetlion and
occupation Of faid James Rannie, with all the
buildings thereon Handing, privileges and aP-
pur,enances thereto belonging.
EZRA GIBBS, ID. Sheriff.
Fg,zy.ufb, Dec 20, 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

Subjcd to no dediie7i5n. tzvo
blanks to a prize
A part of the above prizes will be drawn
in the following order: viz The fri drawn
blank on the third days drawing will be en-
titled to 500 dolls.
Do, on the 9th, 500
Do. on the 9th, 1000
Do. on the 18th, 500
Do. on the 18th, 1000
n, COCO tieAefs ia bis,)
DO on 9eisis from No. l,to} 1000
the iStn' M. 200 iresyjfvs
Do. on the 2Iit, 10000
} 800 ticket, Jrom)
Do on the cath, No ,Iooi TO 1900
No 1880, y
The lalt drawn number 500
Eve hundred numbers will be con6dered a
days drawing and the above capital prizes
determined accordingly
The drawing fhal commences III Bolton, IN
February next tho prize of 10000 dollars
ihaII be paid in ninety days--tho.e over 100
dollars in fix.y days--all Others in thirty days,
ia bills uluaIly current IN Mahachuletts and
Newhampihire
Tickets will rife to S d so c. fifteen days
previous 10 the drawing-PrIzes not demand
ed in one year will not be paid, but coniid-
cred gra,uisy 10 the obje4 of the Lottery.
ELIJAH HALL,
JOSEPH AKERMAN, Jr. Elanagsr5
TlMOKIY DIX, Jr. }
Dec. 1909.
Tickets and Quarters in the above Lottery
for Tale at the Book-iiote of
ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

Several important subjects respecting our
fircien relations are before Congress,
which will probably be decided upon in a
few DAYS. Our wise democrats appear
somewhat at a loss what course to steer.
By their experiments and mismanagement
they find the Treasury empty, and the
country embarrassed and involved in diff
cuties with every f1reign nation- These are
the blessed effects OF entiustirg the direc-
ton of our national concerns to Jebcfsonian
politicians. Ever since these seifsuled pat.
riots have had the Ssccndeiicy, cur condi-
ton has been growing worse and worse, &
II viii continue to be the case so long as
this time serving system Of policy IS perSis-
ted in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
IUST received, and for fale at the Boo
j fore of
ISAAC ADAMS,

A Journal containing an account Of the
wrongs, fuiTerings, aud neglect experienced
by Am0ieaas in France, by STEPHEN CLUBs,
late prifoner in thar Empire, and liberated
by express order of the Emperor.
9guu1yy 4,