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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-08
Bryan HampSon. & e<e.

Haze justrscsived and q fferj or sale,
\ 10 hhds. aud so barrels first quaaty sugar
i 50 do seeoad quality,
\ ID oi,es old London particular Madeira,
/ nines and S ticrces London marketfand
his quarter casks Malaga Nv INES,
.oboxcs dipt Candies,
/ hhdq old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 doprme Whiskcy,
lao chests imperial,
| 10 do Young Htsoh TEAS, OF this years
importation,
R.nd selected FOR family use.
ALSO, tie besa selected fl2ur Tor orr. CO -
i NEW MIEtTARY WORK.
| Just Pubhfed and for SAFE,
AttAs BsQSstorese IF 4. Gray, and Gatt0m
Il t,,nJ Stazf,T, re-.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-08
WEDNESDAY, AuGUsr s, 1910.

Bryan Hampson &,co.
Haze juR Reessusd and for Sale,
40 bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhts first quality New Orleans sugar
Is do. second quality do.
10 baliels Gin
50 boxes Pipes, containing 8 gross each
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
80 boxes dipt Candles. !.
They also wantto purchase quanasy OF
a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-08

Having a desire to decline the
business. of Store Keeping at Occoquan, we :.
wish to dispose of the present small Stock OF
C GOD S
on hand. to person who would be willing
and more able to keep store well assorted.
than ourselves, and who would do business on
a scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,"
and to do justiceto SO valuable situation
We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick store
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy,belng
calculated for a store and counting room upon
the .frst floor, and for family upon the Sc
cond aoor, with an excellent dry cellar under
the whole building, together with briok
.sitchen adjoining. This stand has probably.
heen equal to any in Virginia for the sale OF
both Dry Goods and Groceries; and II the
nresent growing crops of grain should De
,realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand will be equal
20 former times, as we propose to keep up Z
constant cash market for wheat, anu WAL
,,robably buy ito 10000 bushels
Ell,eot, Campbell q Wbssisr.
occoeuan, June %:
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tC:R SALE,

tGK SALE,
A House OH Water street,
Adjoining captain Hamilton's property ::
The ground may also be purchased On rea-
sonabie terms,
Also, a House On, Duke street,
Onpositc capt Beams For terms apply to
p / rAYlO OR, or the subscriber. +,
Lucy Cotton.
AUGUSTA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-08
7ofsph n Mandevlhe,

\ r. u
; lulS PEcEIYED = FOR SHE,
% - So assseads sd and 4th proofgood West
laid spirits .;..
% ID Sugar, various qualities
Il ticrccs New Rice
hossheads Nolasses
do Copperas.
:, Ia barrels Whskey and 50 barrels New
% chests Of lmpcril, Young Hyson' and
Tyson Shin Teas. ma,,u,
po., MADEIRA Lisbon, Sherry Malaga
and Catalonia Wines.
40 barrels Of tierrings and Shad,
. barrels tlerrings, put up with paffieu-
l,r care and salt-petred
ssoo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oais'
In,v 2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-08
FRESH TEAS.
August @
FOR SALE,

FOX DALI,
A MAN and his WIFE The former an
excellent cook and well acquainted with gar
denirg. 80.
Enquire ef the Printer.
July Ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
NALuABLE LAND-FoR sALE-The

VALUABLE LAND-FOR SALE-The
v subscriber will sell, and give immediate
possession of his plantation, in King William
county, near the Piping Tree, containing by a
late survey, four hundred and eighty TWO acres.
There is half Of this Land sufficiently fertile for
tobacco, that which has been in cultivation, pro.
duces good corn and wheat. On the premises,
is two story Dwelling House, elegantly situa-
ted, which, with little expence, may be made
comfortable and convenient there is also thri-
wing apple orchard of choice fruit and variety
of other advantages, which makes this plantation
desirable residence for genteel family il is
about nine miles % Hanover Town, and twenty
FIVE to Richmond-Fur,her particulars made
known by the subscribers, residing in the city of
Richmond. COLE DIGGES.
May IS. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
cERM4Nr vlpnaA, March Is, 1910.
INPERIAL NUPTXALS.


WHEN the Prince Of Neufchatei demanded Of
has Imperial Majesty the hand of his ilIustrious
daughter, for his Master NAPOLEON, he added!
IS The policy of my sovereign is in unison witt,
the wishes ofh's heart--This union of two
powerful families will give rise 10 two gene.
rous nations new assurances OF Tranquility and
happiness" In his speech to the Archducbess
hAR1A LOUISA, lie said, 4" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tons may have influenced the discrimination OF
both Soyereigns but it IS above all, your con-
sent, Madam, that the Emperor, MY master.
wishes to obtain 1t will he delightful TO see ON
great throne the GENIUS or rowER united
with BEAUTIES and GRAcgs which are dearly
loved" The following is the answer of the.
Archducbess -
" The will my father has constantly beey
mine my happiness Will always be involved i'm
his. 1t is in these principles that the Emperor
Napoleon cannot fail to find pledge Of the senti-
ments which will actuate my conduct towards
my husband; happy if 1 can contribute to his
happiness. Ssto hat of great na ton give, with
the permission OF my father, my consent 10 my
union with the Emperor Napoleon
The answer of the Archduke CHARLES. to
the request of the Emperor Napoleon that he
would accept his procuration for the marriage.
ceremony, was peculiarly animated 1t vas az
follows
I " accept with pleasure, Prince, the promo
slton which his Majesty the Emperot of the
| French has through you transmitted Co me. =
qusily Hsuered by his choice, as penetrated yy,fS
the delightful presentimeNt that this alliance
will efiace every trace of political dssenton. re
PAIR the evtls Of war, and produce a future lso.
! pincss To Two nations, who formed to esteem,
each other, aud will render each Other rscin-
rocsl justice--i shall reckon amongst the nj
Interesting moments of my life, that, wi.en in to-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

THE Equalizers of the taxes for the city of
i Richmond will hold their meetings at the
Clerks Office, Of the Common Hall, in the up.
per story of the Market House, on every
Tuesday and Thursday from the hours Of eleven
to one O'Clock, commencing on Tuesday the 5oth
inst. and continuing three weeks from said day
Applications by persons considering themselves
sggrieved by the valuation of property made by
the assessor the city taxes and his associates
will apply for relief, on the said days by note
in writing addressed to the Equaizers and left
at the said Clerks Office--No applications viii
be received in any other form
N SHEPPARD.
Clerk Common Hall
May IS. 3w
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r ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber of.
- fers for sale, his
TIP dNT OF 7 6nn

Lying in the county of Amherst, on the waters of
Piney river, adjoining the lands of James Frank
Lin, Joel Franklin's estate, Micajah Camden,
William s. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tajning near 900 acres. This tract lies extremely
WE'LL upon it is considerable quantity of mea-
dow ground, it is very fertile. well watered, and
well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part oft is fresh land,
and the wu.e of it is in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields ;
each field in its turn has been sowed in small
grain, part of the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster of Paris, and the whole have been sowed
IN their turn in red clover, which grows lu1uri-
ant on this plantation; that, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it,
produces very fine pasturage, there is also upon
it, very good apple orchard, and there has lately
been built thereon, some useful and valuable hou
SEES. A further description is deemed unnecessa.
ry, as it is presumed that person will purchase
without hrst viewing the lands. The overseer
living the plantation, will shew the land any
person wishing to purchase.
4LSO-ORe other Tract, lying in Goochland
county, on both sidss of Tuckahoe creek, on the
north side of the Three Chop road, adjoining the
lands of Benjamin Hughes. Benjamin Watkins,
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun
dred and fifty acres, considerable part of this
Hand is cleared, and none of it has been in culva.
tion for some years past: it is land of good soil,
and is we'll adapted to the culture of corn and
wheat, and is very convenient to Market beng
about twenty three miles from the city of Rich
lnend.
These Lands will be sold on time, and the pay
ments made accommodating to purchasers. For
further particulars respecting this last tract OF
Land, apply to Col Robert III. Saunders, living
near it in the said county, the subscriber in
the city of Richs,ond. WILLIAM GAIT.
April 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
R1cnMoxD. 9th ef,May, 1910.

ID OBERT GREENHOW, now residing in
Az this place, next door to the west of the bank
of Virginia, anxious to bring his affairs within as
narrow compass possible, entreats all those
in arrears to him, to make immediate settlement
Ayerse as he has ever been to law, he must re.
sort to it, and that speedily, if this, his request
not attended to lie individual claims, with
those due to him, as executor for Josias Moody,
deceased, will be placed in the hands of an at
torney for collection, if not settled previous to
August court next st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

ID AN-AWAY.-Fve dollars reward will be
AZ given TO any one who will bring home my
negro boy WILSON, or inform me where he is
so that may get him, he has been away since the
latter end of Feb last, he is a bright mulatto
about J. years old, about4 feet 4 inches high
am Of ornion he is harDored IN this city, or
Mancbeste., as he has been repeatedly seen in
both places. I expect he has hired himself to
some tobacco isctory, and probably attempts to
pass as free boy, says il is with my apyro "a.
ton. My reason for supposing so, is, that about
Tobacco Stemmery.
d. DORRINGTON
May 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

p Published BY Thomas Richie. nearly OBJ.
o,,ite the Globe Tavern. Richmond, Yiryin;a.
CT CONOI2IONS Flee dollars a rear, TO
Be paid nnnr1iiy an aduanee. Those srho scish TO
be consideyed annual Subscribers, must hereafter
DESIGNATE ;t at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir PAPERS viii Be discontinued at the expiration
Of the frsr year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

EOURTEEN HUNDRED Sacks Liverpool
~ Ground Salt, Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Rsi-
sins in boxes and Kegs, Copperas, 8 by 10 and IA
by 10 Window Glass, White Lead, & Spanish
Brown, Havana Segars, Playing Cards, Dimi-
ties, Oznaburgs-and
DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
For SALE ny
M e. B. MTEPS.
May 25. 2w&w4w
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a RACE on the New Castle turf, on next Ss.
4 n turday fortnight, (the I'd of June,) mile {,
repeat, catch upon each horse. Mr.. John M
Syme's bay hcvse Tom Tough DIR. Claioorne's
Golden Esgie and Mr. Fl. Balls bay mare Fan
Nv Bird play or pay--esch gentemsa subscri.
bIDg 2 100.
.9oHN M STJdE,
p'a PRESLET CLAIBORNE,
N.3RETSON B1LL.
May q At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

Virtue of decree of the County Court of
ID Cumberland we shall proceed to sell Con
Saturday the 30th day ofJune next the tract of
LAND belonging to the estate of VIM Hudson
decd, in this county, on which the said decd
formerly lived, credit oftweve months will be
gven-A final settlement of all accounts pro and
Con, touching the estate of said VIM Hudson
decd. viii take place on the above day, and at
the late dwelling house of said decd, where the
above sale will take place
THOMAS BRACKETT,2
THOMAS GORDON, Commandment
NOTION GOODMAN
Cumberland County, May IL. Nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29

HUN-POWDEk The proprietor OF the
VI RICHMOND ToWDER MILLS. offer
for sale, by the key or larger quantity, f and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungia7 ed ; warranted
equal to any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, if
not approved. Apply TO
TAAfES BROWN, ~. Or,
DAVID i. BURR.
: MAY %. 2aw2wsfav.f
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ny virtue of trust deed executed by Ed
~ mund Lacy to the Subscriber to secure the
payment of a debt due William Mann, will be
sold for cash, on the 1st day of June, S negroes
at the Globe Tavern
ROBERT S. NIXON:
Richmond. Nav lB. tds
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L9pes j. Dexter,

INfOkA! the P,uphcs, That pursuant
4 20 late Notice, they have taken into Co.Partner.
ship MFR. GEORGE MILES, jun of Boston, and tha
IN future thsr business viii be conducted under the
IL Tn Of ..OPEI, DEXTER g MILES.
They offer their service in the Auction and Com.
mission line and hope merit the confidence of those
who may think proper TO favour them with consigr-
nents
Cash will be liberay advanced on Goods deposited
orpublick rPrSate sale.
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
GEORGE MILES, jun.
Newport, April a. 1910.
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REMOVAL.
7be Progressive COMPANY,

HAVE REMONrD THEIR IhAi merry
AND GKOGERT STORE FROM No. II,
TO THEIR STORE, 81, LoNo-WHARF,
jsrner(g oeenpied By she late .ur. Ucodssard,
Uhere ftey esrfSr safe, re,y ace0moaatiag rerms
for cash or approved c'edif reY>senerot and
extensive assortment Of Gss0ekHIES,
oatong which are ----- ~,
TNEN hhds, sd proof St. Cre,x Rnm.
, pipes Gins
lO hhds aiolasses
20 cliesIs campoy Tea,
~ do. Souchong, do:
do. Boos, do
% boxes Brown Sugar;
ID do. White, do. N
20 DO RaiSins
2O,lo. Choc0late;
20. do. Soap;
ID Kegs Ginger;
10 Crates Crockery Ware:
40 Bushels " bite Beaus
5000 Bushels Exuma, Turks-isand, Liverpool,
and Bonavista, Salt.
--JUST RECEIyED--
50 bhis. fresh suptrhne flour of the most approved
Inspection.
"A Coinstan supply of Rye, and Indian Corn !;
de, do. Rye and Indian Meal
Uhole safe cad retail 20 the io7pesf cash prices
n WILLIAM CoGGEsHALL, jun. .igent.
~NsrshOrt .Ittne Il.
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REMOVAL.
Green Burroughs,

ID ESPECTEULLY inoins ,hepub-
L lick, that he has removed from his old stand,
IN ne House and Shop lately occupied by Mr.. Reuten
Cook on the side of IH0mes-sreet, oppois Mn.
JOsebi iy5gs NJ. So. where he purposes enlerg ing
l,s 5dsn 81 b, more extensive ass1trnent of Hard
w pe, Sip-C4Andlery. aud GroceIies--slost grate-
fully acknowledges ali pass iavours and Tespe ofusy
solilj,s continuance IN future wonlt be hsppyto
serve MS friends. md dtrsde To mutual advantage.
ii ln continues To c..,cct otOCf iui The
P"pss VI tauti,ctories md Iron Works gus csshi
ani fair price, according 60 qultes foe o'd Junk,
Canvass, Hoop, OakUm,cotion and linen Rags, scISp
and Iron, Copper. Bass Lead. pewer, case and
quart Bottles
He has now on h,nj, variety OF Ship
Oh ,nIerr, Hard-Wfre. and Groceries, tootedous 10
mcouoa.--shal only add--come aad see--coue and
buy cheap.
JtG'r o. tf
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JOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. 63, Thames-sreef,
HAS tor salc--loo bis. Prime Pork war.
L l. ranted Gin, per Pipe.
.lls0--An assortment OF GROCERIES.
n. Is. lie transacts Commi ssion Business.
Those who are disposed to fave him in this
inc, may depend on his exerticns in their be.
nalf
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap.
plying as above. July 90. 1909
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL. u ViNSON,

II ESPECTEUI-i.Y informs his customers,
and the PubIick, that he has removed from the
stand hs has occupied for years past, TO No 95,
being one OF the range of stores belonging to- rAUL
M - MFoRp, ESQ. htle south Of the Market
square, on the cas-. s,c OF 1hnos street, where all
orders for Druggs, .Seeicires Dye StngS, Spices
&c VIII receive cheerful and prompt attentoi,--past
favours gratefully acknov lodged.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
New Stationary Cmce.

1HSl M [ ~ AW,
7 Forms he publick in general, and bis friends
particu.r, Har he has opened sinai, ssscrt-
ment OF the most approved STATIONARY COM
prisng, among other, the ioosins ar1lcies, VIZ
Paper 9oscap, pot, letter. 0l.t sud siack
edged, OF the various descriptions
Quis, from rs TO 25 cents. per buGCA,
Pocket Books. from, S. 10 Sc each
Icnknves Sn assortment
Backgammon I Ables;
Scales and Divlders;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, ink in Cakes and Powder,
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &c. &c. Sc.
Besides variety ofartiCes too numerous to- mention.
.ALSO, FOR .iLE,
The Genuine English Pcrmanen- Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply fthc celebrated thres
slit metack Steel Pens-al which viii DC sold at the
Boston retaining prices.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery oiiice2
No. 118, Thames-Strcet,
Nsur)NH.. Arri 10Th 1919
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LOPEL DEN ar * MILES,
nEE II II EOD III 4,


OFFER FOR SALE,
on F.qYOUR.,HLE TERMS.
l56 Bales Pine Upland Cotton.
"a Casks Rice,
10 BDls. Flour,
% Hhds Tobacco,
81 Butts Lord,
Hlds. gI~ms,
A. Pipes Mason's Gin,
81 Boxes Bro"n.} Havana SUGAR.
III Chests Souchong Tea,
10 Do Gyson Skin, do.
Do Hyson, do.
64 de- Bohea, do.
$4,000 lbs, w. |. and Batavia Cofse.
..,...HI SO.......
IN addition to their former subty ef DRY Coods
Cases.~, dia Siks,consistmg of Grapes, Lustring.
and Sewing Silks.
700 pieces Blue Nankins,
500 DO. Company Yellow, do.
2 Cases Mems Satin Beaver HATS
Newport, Apr'l IS. 1870
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!, Declaration Of independence.


the % a % e @ m p9%9 o @ ce @ e @ % s n~ equal station which
OF mankind rlnes that they should declare the which them the
evident that all men are created equal they
are endowed BY then Creator with rights among
o men, ds e just powers from the s Consent e the gos.
@ o a M ANY ' Of % becomes destructive Of these ends
ng rs 10. foundation ." such ~. principles and organizing such m
deed will dictate long established changed
s a s ssSs u % ~ psse sS @ sasse n n a @ that
boshmg the forms which they accustomed But when
duce them ubder deposm right duty, OF
the patient sue these con su' and such "ov s % ah's
ss E @ l ss is gss s f ps ", ans s p Ct s
g ss @ ss 9ss the sssn Of & an absolute 1 tyranny over these Se'
he has e,sed his laws the wholesome and necessary for the
He hs forbidden his Govenou pressing npr.
ass unless @ in their operation till his assent should be obtained and
h his refused other laws the accommodation districts pe
e s ssas them" and ome a to ,ra o " INC
G de ] s 81 s p pab sod s pss for "1ss s @ a9% pups al s s
He has dissolved Representative Houses repeatedly, for opposing with manly
hpaes- ~, IS h his las'Mns SION on on the . rights aso the people
% sHs as .'t a%s s'asp espo1
cd g all tie dangers OF invasion from without, and convulon Within
M @ 3, Of ss ns s o % , pp9s "
courage their hi raising conditions appropriations Of
has bretcd the justice by refusing for
judges dependent alone Tor tenure of their oHcesauS
the ian amu1. TO-. and pay ment Of Their % 5 saes
hn1ass people, and their substance.
He has u.s. times standing armies, whhou Of
our legislature.
He has Affected military Independent suriour civil
power.
lie has combined with others subject jurisdiction foreign
uoo and nouleded by their pretend.
edhygslaIun = 1850
qumeling large bodies of armed
For them, whih
hty should commit N the inhabitants of
For cutting of our trade with all OF the world
For imposing taxes on us without consent
For deprnng the benefits of trial by jury.
For beyond be tried orpretded offences
For aboismg English negboung
render example and for Introducing the
| RUE into these Colonies
For taking charters, aboihg valuable laws, and altering
! fundamentally, the forms of governments
For sspedng own Legislatures and declaring themselves invested with
! TO kgiate for us in all whatever
He has adcad government here declaring out his protection and
| against
He has andrd rasaged burnt towns and destroyed
| The lives people. z.
lie is, this time transporting large armies Of foreign mecenaf complete
the works DEATH dsoon nd already begun with circumstances of
cruelty and pfdy paed the barbMous and totally
| worthy the head Of a civilized '
He has taken captive the high bear
OF their friends and breh
| fall themselves by hands.
He eneavoued bring
whose
Of warfare all and conditions
In oppons have pettond for redress the most
humble
ccvhoyc Is arkedb
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HITS,
ls Boxes noN 95.. For Sale.
Wanton & Rathbone, .

RIr -. eees0ed foM best .imey7cn Msauf1c, ,ares
EtI.lH opDag supply oi n.ifo !;
Il The assortment is completed These tat, are
r.de IN ne best manner, purposely for his market
ats warrsn;ed inerIour TO none manufactured IN
.1nsrica, and Bot 10 crack fade. As they were nav
eh'scd on the most favourable terms hey can be sold
cheaper lhan usual
i'ner yeT. eX,eiihive assortment viH
enable them to furnish every kind and price that NAV
b waned-as
Mons super6ne r Flshionabe Beavers.
do. do. with vide I,lms
do. Fashionable Castors and Plased
do. Youths Back and rrab Beavers
Cadrsns White and fancy ooloured do
The-e Hats finished in stile not infer;our n,
H0se vhich are imported few fine English lIats.
49, )ne case best--.fss, boxes Youths black and
eicns felt iisis, made NJ Hartford, of very super
-, lIAiIly, AMI some dozens OF very cheap kind
yUsr aEcEIvED IS ABOVE,
An lddiuion-i supply OF P}pcr Ringing.
81 Sbste-s, ansng which MANY new fashion.
ost.crns feys e ssrt drs spcy, and a varfet
G. ~ priced p Sers.-.3ss, An assortment OF So.
tonarg inpos.ed Q1is from 3 cents to doiI.rs.
= idnired, pest fooiscap W. 1, papcr I; oosamon-
. ~ Inc we boz pressed ietier do. nk powder
y'nt PEI ka'ses lead scn1ls, wasers, sc.
AtsS EAs!ssh Hue, IS sooye.
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PRINTING,

an IT'S variety. executed with elegance and des
p.tch, sndSn the cheapest terms possible. At the
"ihce Of The RAsds- Ssisrd Rspnbhcsa
4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Mfarreai0n ia Ireland.

SEPT. 26.-We underfand that a
letter has been received in london
from Ireland, written by high au-
thority in that country, Eating, that
very unpleafant trania6tion had oc-
Cured there, on which IL had been
deemed necefary to pubIifh Ga
zctte extraordinary, from the Cattle
of Dublin. IL was that the Donegal
regiment Of Militia had had feyere
engagement with large party of the
Thrafhers, near Guam, the refult Of
which had been, that the popuIace
had ultimately been dilpericd, but
NOT before many lives had been loft,
and among them from DO or 50 of
the Militia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

Whereas by tie 4th fiction Of n
act, paiIed May }, 1910. LHere tie
fitL sftbe A6f, and tie jstfin are re-
fted.
And whereas il has been officially
made known to this government, that
the edicts of France violating the
neutral commerce Of the II. States
have been 70 revoked as to ceale TO
have efett on the frf ofthe prefent
month Now therefore, |, JaMEs
MADISON, PreGdent of the u States,
do hereby proclaim that the faid e
diets Of France have been 70 revoked
as that they ceafsd on the faid hrlt
day Of the preient month to violate
the neutral commerce of the United
States and that, from the date of
thefe prefents, all the reitsi6tions i'm
poied by the aforelaid act fhall ceafe
and be discontinued in relation to
France and her dependencies.
In tslfim2ny qUberegf, DC. dated NoO