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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
PHILADELPHIA. Auo,,o, :,
FRENCH CORRESPONDFNcr

Extract q a letter to the editor of he H.
rora, dated Paris May 10 '
:" send you by - some paper. ,rl
few copies of memoirs, presented BY w
consul and agent for prize causes Of ,ier
States in defence ofAnerican ships and en-
goes I also send you list Of all the AM.
rican vessels seized, up to the first Of Il.
preceding month, which will give you som:
idea of our commercial situation and HI
wisdom oftakiDg off the embargo and o,bs
things.
Our vessels at present are amos! ever
where within the influence of France con-
fscated, and no one here doubts but it win
be the case every where else in Europe b.
fore many months pass over. Its said thai
both general Turreau and Mr. Beauoura.
recalled, and thatno successors will be sent
This course is inveterately hostile, and must
excite 40 pleasant feelings in those who hay;
either through infrmity of head or hear,
produced such an issue at such an epoch
The affairs ofSpan do not now excite much
concern-that country is considered as con-
Gquered, and the camps and armies as camps
Of exercise it's not supposed the emptgW
will 60 to Spain, bat the two large camps
are spoken Of, one between Morlaix and
zPon,rieux, in the department of the Nnh
Coast, and the osser at the old site in ii:
Pals de Calais, contiguousto BouIogne
"!>he emperor on his tour has visited Al
the principal places of manufacture in Bra
.bant and Flanders and has been on the ca
nal Of St. Quintin /; he passed underline IA
~Haous subterraneous excavations Of this ca
nal by torch light, in barge with the en-
press, the queen Of Naples and the grand
duke Of Wurtzburg; the first admiral:
work is completely arched, and in lengh
$50 toises; and the second of 1900 to's'
The object of all these movements is PoPl..
larity; canal which saves three.l ourths o.
the expcnce of transport, and which 81
mean of opening complete water carn's'
from the NORTH Sea to the middle of France
on the south from Rouen to Paris, on a'
north from Anvers to Paris, and from "a
ris to Marseiles, is not very Unp0PulE
measure; the saving on the transport "
productions alone is estimated at seven "
eight millions Of francs per annum."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
NOTICE.

THE creditors of the house of Clln6man
and M.Gaw, who have neglected to forward
their claims, as was requested in former adj
yertiscment, are particularly desired TO trans
nit them duly authenticated, 10 George W.
Strong, Counsellor at Law, New York,betore
the goth Of August, inst. as the demands not
forwarded by that time, will be necessarily
excluded from dividend in the only proper
ty which remains for the creditors and which
ii is.tiie wish of the party advertising should
be appropriated for the benefit ofa1.
New York. August is d2W.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
Nairahle Lots.

IA the yicin;ty Of the tozon~. Ior Sale.
On, SATURDAY next, fhe 18th instant, at
eleven O'Clock. will be sold. on the pre-
raises, to the highest bidder, fer negotia-
bic notes, at 60 days, with approved en-
dorsers--
Six Lots, handsomely situat-
ed upon the Washington & Alexandria turn
pike road, containing from three TO SIX acres
each, and distant about mile and an half
from Alexandra, and half a mile from Four
Nile Creek. The situation of this property
IS elevated and pleasant, ard the neighbor-
hood healthy. Particulars will be made known
and a plan of the lots shewn upon application
ito Col George GiLhin, or to
C. Alexander.
August IA. dts
IT, The. fale Of the above
property IS unavoidably poft-
poned until Saturday, the 25th
instant.
August To-.
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DiifriGt Of Columbia, toswit.

XK{H ERE A S WTHiom Bond, hath, By
s Wv his petition in writing, applied TO
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one OF the
assistant Judges of the circuit court OF the
District of Cola 1nbia, to be admitted to the be
neft of the act of Congress, for the relief OF
insolyent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein thatshe IS In, actual
c a.inement in the Jail of Alexandra county'
at the suit Of Thomas Masqn's admlnlstra-
tors, and being unable to discharge the
said claim, with others against him, has OF
fered TO deliver up to the use of his. creditors
all his property, real, personal and mixed
.Notice is therefore gfuen, to the creditors OF
the said William Bond, that on Saturday
next the 18th instant, between the hours at
nine ana three O'Clock at the court house. an
Alexandra, the oath of an insolvent debtorwlll
be administered to the said William BOND,
and trustee appointed agreeably to the sad
act OF congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
by order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one Sfthe assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 10th
day of August 1910.
G. Deneale, C. c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
NEW. DANISH DECREE.

Sc In order to prevent all smuggling trade
TO be apprehended by the abuse OF the Anne,
rican flag, between the island Of Hellgoland
occupied by the enemy, and the neighbor-
ing ports of Tonningen and Husum, his
majesty the king has been pleased to or
der
That fromthe time this present royal OF.
der shall be published and made known at
|. Tonningen and Husum, and until further
T orders, no ships bearing the American flag,
shall be permitted to enter in said ports and
to discharge their cargoes there, but such
ships shall be ordered away without break
ing bulk.
This royal order is herewith made
known to all whom it may concern for due
observance of the, same.
(SigaeD
MosT1NG, EceERs, JANSEN,
JENSEN, RoTHE, HAMMER
KS, SPIES.
Rogal Schlsswic Hosteia Chan 7
ce'y, Cobenhagen,15M June
1910.
American property was respect ed in the
. Danish ports in SchleswIc and Holster, but
it was quite problema,ic how long it would
continue SO.
The passengers in the Plato report that
all American vessels at Stein were scques.
tered.
a Newport ship at Sralsund, and about
SO, eco dollars value of the cargo of ship
Mount Vernon, of Salem, were sequester-
ed. The cargo, was on shore, had been
sold, but, was returned oncaptain Flint's
hands.
No account ofany seizure or sequestra,
ton at Koningsburg, but it was reported
they would not,be allowed to sell there.
In consequence ofthe Danish decree, ex-
GLIDING Americans from Tonningen, sc.
markets took a start, but soon tell again
from the anxiety Of tbs Americans 90 sell,
lest general sweep should succeed, aud
fears ofthe Danes to the same effect. SUI
gar, high and quick coffee, II 12st.
dull; ; cotton, % gr.
It WAS said at Hamburg, June 81, that
the American property in Koningsburg,
Stetin and Stralsund, was sequestered but
a passenger says, that the intention being
known some days beforehand, most ofthe
property was got off.
AT Hamburg were only about 80 city
troops; a body Of French were to march in,
as is frequent, to squeeze out a new con.
tributlon of clothing, &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
Public Sale.

By virtue of deed of trust from Sarah fo'',
to the subscriber, to secure the payn'e". 1T
sum of money due from her to A"u; ;" b.
and Brooke al WylHe and Langley, WIZ .,>
sold for cash, at public auction on inc p,
misses, on the fifteenth day Of osl"'"'
Meet, All
Il very vnIuabLe Piece Of Groua 40
Situated in the town of Alexandli1
bounded as follows: ,.s
N EGINNING on the north side OF rS Tired
I'D Alley at the distance of two nu lnnag
and forty feet cast from Water street. ln ~" T.
thence east on Fayette alley sixty lee. .Sencs
MON street, be the same more or less w. .s
north along Union street forty SIX lsso e
inches and an half, to an alley betNe, apt
property of William Ramsay, deceaS noy SIS
John Carlyle thence with the SAID ANY,
ty feet; thence to the beginning; - nm
Robert 1. Taylor, Hg y.r',
August g.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
SALEM, august 10.
From Tonnlngen.

Ship Plato, capt Harris, has arrived here
from Tonningen, which place he lett the
Goth June. BY this arrival We learn, that
in consequence Of the remonstrances OF the
French government, the king had ordered
the ports of Tonningen and Husum TO be
shut against the Americans. The following
is copy of the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17

Napoleon is not well pleased with our aban'
document of the tcrrapin system OF embargo
and non-intercourse and since that point
has been ascer,ained, the sentiments OF the
Aurora, in regard to the wisdom, the ener-
gy, the impartiality, and the purity OF our
re publican rulers have undergone wonder
full change !--U. States Gag.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
FOR SALE,
4 House OH Water street,

4 House on Water 5tYfft,
Adjoining captain Hanilton's propefg
The ground may also be purchased on ''''
sonabe terms.
Also, q House ON Duke street,
Opposite capt. Beams For terms apply
R. l. TAYLOR, or the subscriber.
Lucy Cotton
august
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.
Dpr7cCISI So AROTHECAKY.

DRUGGIST 2 AEO HLOANI
II As iust opened Druggist Store in King
L j street, between Dir. Hodskin's Tavern
and MIR. Kincaid's store, where he Offers to2
sale general assortment of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street. next
door to MIR. John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Rampsons, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed On tie most reason
able terms.
July "a. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17

A deplorable picture Of the present state
of our public affairs under the GEsTIoN Of
Teffersonian democracy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

We dot o. n reality, whether the NO
thy Dor eU.r said enc word about !.
Tor, as an hsoess nan, he mus. have
known that he would cave beeu ot;st-
[ lng what re could ral perform. Dan
Onis, all the world knows. was no, nj.
I hcially received ty the Presitien, oe
the United States Wagner & Go. ad-
| mt that he was net received ofiici,j,y
and that Is the grounds Of their clam,,r.
How, then. did Jaco b Wagner anu C !.
come TO the knowledge tlias Don GAS
even had such a prop osal to make lor
as the good Don was not received i,
due form he could rot have made ,hs
proposal to government, end Waeaer
knows he could not; because, 70 hoil
co"- .nunica!ion with Den Onis on
such topic would be eahssantiailv IA
acknowledge him. Eow, therefor.
(we repeat the question: did Wagaer
and Co. come to the knowledge of
what they assert? Is il credible thar
Don onis would unboso;n himself 10
them We call upon Wagner and Co.
Tor their. evie~nce not tor full evil
dance We do not expect that: bur a
ny evidence at all circumstantiai, or
any sort, except the naked asseyerati-
ons OF the said Wagner and Co.
The proof we have offered in sup
port Of our option is complete and
,alr. Ifis not party newspaper proof:
1t is not proof derived from the siIly
Inventions of men who know nothing
aooit Spain and her concerns: hlt
proof OF =. Official stamp, derived from
men of high military standing, both
English and SPanisi,--no French par.
tizans; but men, enlightened by know
ledge gained by experience, and Who
were zealously devoted to the main
tenance of the Spanish cause.
What, now, will the fahricators Of
falsehoods sayF Let them repent, and
confess that President Madison and
his counsellois acted wisely ia refusing
10 receive Don Onis, in rejecting aay
ollow-hearted promises he n.ighl have
made, and in resoiateIy maintaining
the neutral character CT Anri-a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
(Sy AatAovsy.)
AN ACT

To prescribe the mode in which a,pI;rs.
ton shall be made far the purchase oY
land at The several land Offices; and
for the relief of Joab Garrett.
pE il enaeied by The Senate and Kouse
I'D OF Representatives CT the I'm, ed
States OF America in Congress assembled.
That from and after the hrst day Of Tnne
nexI, every person making application a.
aoy OF the land ofices IF the Upi.es
ates, Tor the purchase at private sale CT
tract OF land, shall produce TO the re-.
E's'er, memorandum in writiny. DE-.
scriong the tract, which ne shall en,er by
the Propsr number OF the seet,ons, or
Quarter las the case may be) and Tor The
township and range, subscribing his name
thereto which memorahdam the regis.
ter shall lille aud preserve in his Office.
Sec, 2. And be il fus,her enacted, Thar
Joab Garrett shall be permuted 60 VITA,
draw his entry, made on the second dav
oil 3eptemeer one thousand eight hundred
and seven, at the land Office al V,ncenies
from the north west quar,er secllon, nun,
Der two, township number seven, souta
range nanbcr seven west; and The mo.
ney paid by him on the sad enxy, shall
be placed to HIS credit, en any pufchsye
ne shall, OF may have made of pub 4.
land in the same d:s,rica.
]. u. VARNUM,
Speaker effbe House Of R<prese.tatises
GEO: CLINTON,
Yice- President gftbe United States aaa'
President Of tie seawe.
February "a, 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
DR.. KIrTREpGE.

X INFORMS the inha5i;an.s IT Per- and par
ticuariy. thJfc, who have heretofore tsvo.-
Cd him with their patronage that " Ivy
commenced the Cow peck InocHiaiI1r ana
ihall be happy 70 attend upon any who may
with to receive BID mi'd dilelic Viking 10
remove, a much y poiible every ohsacia III
the extenGon Of this i4fe and certain proven
tive of the Small Pox, i i his intention not
TO receive any compensation for his ferv ces I;
aud he hopes lie ihall contribute his mike IN
this labor of love" with Is much aiactity as
thoie, who, 10 precipitately and 'ilhbefaliv,
have fought TO monopolize the practice of lie
Vaccine incubation in this town Thofe who
with him TO Vacinare in their families are re-
quelted 10 give him notice, when they may
expect due attention. lure a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
BOOKS AT AUCTION.

On Friday neat, l5th instant, at 9
o'clock, A. A.
At Timothy Fletcher's Office,
A VALUABLE collection of BOOKS.
consisting Of
Shipmaster's Assistant Ovid's Delphini
Pleasures aud Pains of Memory
Chiliy on Bills and Promissory Notes
Gibbons Roman Empire; Chapone's letters
Literary Miscellany Pope's Works Bibles
Goldsmth's Works Marshall on Insurance
Mason on Seii-knowledge ; Pelew Islands
Orton's Exposition Minot's History
JosePhus Montesque's Spirit Of Laws
Gil Blass Edwards on Redemption
Stranger in France G0ldstnfh's ESSAYS
Pope's do. Charlotte and Werter
Beauties of Sterne Perry's Dictionary
Johnson's DO. /; Moore's Journal; Mirror
Locke's Essays Faber's View of the Pro.
phecies
Devotional Exercises Life of Joseph
Charles Grandson Art of READING.
Seneca's Morals Cunberland's Memoirs
Watts' Logic Yankees in London
Life Of Franklin Thaldeus Of Warsaw
New England Cookery
Morsc's Geography,
Life Of Washington, combtte
Don QiiNote Life 81 Frederick the Great
CowPeF's Works Beauties IF the Spectator
Burke On the Sublime; Telemachus
Democracy Unveiled Buffers Nlsi Plus
Joseph Andrews Eienora
Jcitersln's Notes Williams Letters
Emma Courtney ! Fool of Quality
Camilla; Alexis .3elisarius
Koung'S Night Thougms
Arthur Mervyn I; Montg Poems
Life OF Putnam; Adams Arithmetic
Walch's do. Plays, &c. &c.
1ine IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
5forrigl artirIfs.


DUBLIN, NAY 8.
Rotterdam IS crowded with French
soldiers, agents and custom house Off
GERS, all sedulousIy employed in sup
pressing commerce, in which they are
unfortunately but too successful. The
nature Of the business, arising from the
peculiar circumstances in which the
Dutch traders were placed, had COM
PEELED them 10 have recourse TO an ex-
traordlnary method for conducting it.
Il was the custom of their agents to
stipulate, for certain percentage, to
deliver the merchandise contracted for,
free Of AL risk, al the London Custom
house. The remuneration was lately
) per cent but in the present state
Of things, SO per cent would not COM
pensa,c the agents, FOR tie risk they
would have to encounter.
We stated several DAYS ago, that
Ar. Yorke was TO 20 10 the Admiralty,
and Lord Mulgrave 20 the Ordnance !;
The latter appointment has taken place,
and the commission to the former effect
Is In progress.
NAY 1--we have received the Lon
don papers Of Monday. There is not,
With the exception Of the propagation
81 The French Legislative Body, any in
'ethgence Of moment IN those papers.
i Is worthy observation, that although
mere IS 4 solitary collateral fling against
sle eternal enemies Of The continent"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

Tuesday, 'TnHe 5.
Arrived brig Hunter, capt. Greedy, 90
days from the HAVANA, with cargo Of
Molasses to Messrs. Clap, NewhalI & Wat
son. JVeanegtlav. -f,lue 6
Arrived schr. Lucy, Brown, from Mount
Desert-sloop Hero, Merrill, and schr. Au-
rora, from Penobscot.
Thursday, .3ilne z.
Arrived sloop Lucinda, Lowell, from
Newyork schr. CaPiin, Roberts, from
Eastport. Friday, 1lne 8.
Arrived brig John & Charles, capt Dyer,
81 days from Lisbon-Lstf there, ship Her
scbell, to sail 10 days.
Same day~--Arrived brig Mechanic, capt.
Small, 81 days from St. BarthoIomews.
with cargo Of Molasses To ]. Knight
Left there, Seafower, Delano, OF Dnxburv.
all well, to sail i'll 10 days June z, Sbofe
schr- Lark, from Lisbon, for Mart lehead.
Clearances AZ The Custom House.
June 5-brig Henry, Gutter, w. Indies
6-Schr- Adventure, Gardner, Windsor.
Nova Scotia--Schr. Sally, Slower. Eastport
Ship Neutrality, Burdick, Liverpool.--
Sloop Olive, Hubs, Boston, Brig Hector,
Strong, PenoLacOt.-D Transport, Waite,
Baltimore.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
May IL, lat. A. long. So, Schr. Betsey,
Coombs, IL days from Wiscassett.-May
%, lat. Al, long SIS, brig Traveller, Parker,
% days from Madeira, for Kenne bunk
June 2, lat. Al, long 81. ship Eliza-Ann,
Porter, of Portland, 25 days fran London,
for BostOn.-May 25, lat. 40, long II,
sloop -, Dillingham;, days from Cam
den, (Me. May "a, lat So long 81, schr
Eagle, of Portland, for GaudaIoupe.-May
%, lat. %, lon. 65, brig James, of Hart
ford, from New London, for St Bartholo.
news, out II days, all we'll
VESSELS LEFT.
At ST. Barts, May II, Farmer, Of Portland,
to sail 5days. -At Guira, {Oronoke) May /,
! brig Sally, Of Kennebunk.-At st. BarthoI-
omews. May8, brig forrest, Jeffries, 70 Ken
nebunk, in days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Bv the a9ails.
ReU0lutiOn al the Caracas.

ReUoluti0n al the Caracas.
The schooner adventure, capt. Arm
strong, has arrived at Philadelphia, in
25 days from La Guira, Capt A. in
forms, thar a Revolution had taken
place at the Caracas, the officers Of
government imprisoned, and The prov
ince EdecIared independent. Minis
ters bad been appointed to proceed to
London and to Washington. A letter
fiom The Caracas states, that mani
festo had been published by the revo-
lutionary leaders, in which it is declar-
ed that the Province viii submit to
Ferdinand the VII, whenever he Is res
tored 10 his throne.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

rs hereby given, that the fub(oriber has
been duly appointed Adminiaratrix Of the
eftate of JAMES REED,
late of Boothbay, in the county Of Lincoln,
yeoman, deceaied and has taken upon her
ielf that truft by giving bonds as the law di-
reefs And all perions having demands upon
the eitate Of the laid James Reed, are reque.t-
ed to exhibit the fame and al rerfcns IN
debted 20 faid elate are called upon to make
payment 70
SARAH REED. 4d4aaiajarati4.
Nay IL. 1910 tJ ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
SHERIFFS SALAS.

LINCOLN SIS JUNE l, 1910.
TakeH By Execution, and 10 6s Josi BY P45Es Iur.
tim, at tie Store IF Thomas c. sanford 3,
Co. IN 7osi61n, on SATURDA9~, tbs fur
fesHfb day Of JSly next, at eieven II tie cltek il
The forenoon,
A Ii he Right in Equity of Redemption
: which Elijah Hall, Cornelius zhomplon,
and Thomas Thomplou, has ID aud 10 the fol-
lowing Mortsaged Real Efaie, E.uatcd IA
Topfham, and deicribed ) follows viz.
One fourth part Of > Saw. ~ the Stream saw,
in CRANES hole Mill, lie called aud one
fourth part Of Saw in the steam saw, ia HE
Grear Mill. (lo called i--wtha li liz huilriaEst
privileges and aFpurlenarce- thereto baionz-
ing. JAMES DINsMORE, Ds3. 55s-if.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

Captail Nickerson, who has arrived
at PHILADELPHIA, 90 days from Laguira,
states, that when he left that Place, ey-
cry thing was tranquil under the new
government and that two commission
ers sailed from thence on the 18th in
the schooner Jane, Davis, of Baltimore,
on their gray 10 Washington.
II is difficult TO conjecture, in the
present distracted state of our national
councils, how they viii be received.
One thing is evident. These Commits
sioners cannot be rejected, on the pre-
tence that the political state Of
their constituents is only that of strug-
Gle who shall have the government.
The Independence Of Caracas il be-
yond al dispute; and we trust our
Administration viii feel The expedience
Of securing the friendship Of his south
ern empire, as early as possible.--keh.
A plot has been discovered at Pensacola
to massacre the French there. Its execu-
ton was prevented for the time, but tue
a3prehensons continue. The SpaniardS
every where appear TO have deadly hatred
to the French for the conduct OF Napoleon
but man uf the French undoubtedly con-
denim that conduct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
20 coRREsPoNpENrs.

" Tie Monitor" shall have place in our
next.
81. B." in support of nodesty in the fair
sex, is received This Communication
would readily have fouad admission into
our columns provided its attractions were
calculated to secure the attention, or it,
matter have had even a remote tendency 10
arrest any of the ilcentious practices Of that
part of our readers. The writer's hypothe-
cisis are unqueSionaly correct. but not suf-
hcientlY novel or interesting 70 claim a
place IN our paper
Many articles prepared in type are defer
ed TO make room fJr the Governors spyecu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
6asrtte ship Jnrms.
PORT OF PORTLAND-Islo.

We are requested 70 direct tie attention Of ou,
sr2tgHg friends 70 subject 7gAich promises
nlHch pU6Hc utT..ty. M Abraham Beeman
has ofeHe'i 6oot for theregrspy Of such Marine
Intelligence as may be recr,Sea at tits pat, at
has Inn, "a Fore.sneet. MeSfeys Of vessels and
others 7pho procure Intelligence Of this KIND zri4
net o''Ly 'e1eer ne ATTAINMENT ofinto,nsGtion
more easy, and punt out 10 the public where
70 seek a, 6at greatly sa5erye The iaterest d cOnl-
7nerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Doa Han(op.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform The iaha5ir-
ants Of Paris and IFS vicinity, that he
contemplates taking up biz refidence w Paris,
with the view Of purifying the practice III
Medicine. Fie will retide ii M. CaRpEN-
TER's family An ample fuPply Of genuine
Medicine will always De kept on hand.
June II, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
TO Be SOLD.

A Brick Dwelling Houfe, AZ feet by 20,
: : three Aories high. inifhed complete, with
an addition Of Framed Building 42 feet by
l6, two itories.-Allo, good Barn and Car
den. The iaid rremiies are iiluated in STATE
Street, and will be fold cheap, or exchanged
for Others Of lefs value : Enquire of
THOMAS LEAVIS.
Portland, June IL, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
The PNthaeorean LODGE

WILL celebrate tie birth dsy 81 ST Joss
the BAD, G, on MondSv rs a5n %
June iulf 4 DGcourie wit he pronounced
by Br .NMos J Cock Bfe'hren .,on, abroad
are respectfully iuvi.ed 70 attend with lni.a-
bic clothing
Fyys5afg. Tgas 4 1910