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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
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IMPORTANT OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
The Paris Moniteur, the government paper
contains long comments on the late speech of the
king of England. From these comments we ex
tract the following as interesting to Amcri-
cans.
strongest assurances from the American minis
ter resident at this court, that the United States
are DESTROYS of maintaining friendly relations
between the two countries The desire Will be
met by corresponding disposition on the part
of his majesty"
Monitem,-We scarcely know which to adj
Iire most, the pusiilaniInity CT England towards
sweden, her irony towards Spain, or her con-
duct towards the United States. The latter have
Just elected your Jackson-Jackson, who ever
bears written in his face the name of Lopenha-
gen, and who is SO stigmatized, that every rela-
ton with him can only produce dishonor They
dave laid an embargo on your vessels they
have been deaf to yaur intrigues, and you have
become humble, pliant and mild You consider
yourselves happy that the United States fave
no. determined to make war upon you. Whence
this language men ask one anoths7 with aston
ishment. IL shews pusIl.animity highly wor.
tliy of the rest of ~ speech. There is nothing
to gain by ,.er with America, and with you eve
ry lung done is for gold. Men only tight Tor gain,
and it Is done only for gold you shed your blood
Thinking men see, on the banners OF your troops,
in lieu Of the leopards Of your armories, those
symptoms Of nobility and OF chivalry, bales Of su.
gar, of tea, and of coffee. 1t is for these you
fight Your commerce would reap no profit
from wac with the United States, and FROM that
moment ven are deaf to every insult
Speech Whatever Temporary and partial
Inconvenience may have resulted from the mea.
sures which were directed by France a.
eainst those great sources ofour prosperity and
strength those measures have wholly failed of
producing any permanent or general effect"
Monitew--You acknowledge that the inca.
sures directed by France against the main sour
css ofyour prosperity have produced some effect,
but only temporary effect. We shall point out
abe reason why that effect has only been monen.
fary, and Indicate the remedy. The affairs OF
Spain, have opened to you many ports OF that
Kingdom, they shall be shut against you
Trieste was for you plsss Of immense trade
IL Is now forever shut against you. Holland,
above ALL INSTRUCTED the result of measures,
Iybish derive their force from the uniformity oil
execution she has betrayed the common cause
she has received your goods under an American
far. disowned BY the United States themselves
or sny other cloak, but she shall not receive then
anv longer! Your Orders in Council of 1907
ye1der Il necessary, that the coast and ports o
Myllasd be occupied by French troops; spc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
NEW YoEK, April 10,
VEEr LATE AND IMPoRTANr
NE US IRON ENCL.IN n

Last evening arrived at this port the fast
sailing ship Cincinnati, CoucSlin, in 80 DAYS
from London, from whence she sailed on the
1Sih of March Capt. G.. and his passen..
gers, have obligingly favored the Editors of
the Mercantile Advertiser, with file Of
London Papers to the 10Th of March inclu
siye, nearly month later than our former
advices.
We learn verbally, that it was expected,
Mr. Pinkncy would speedily arrange trea-
ty With the British government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

O. Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly op.
to,ife the G!sbe Tavern. Richmond, Yirginia.
OF CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those ,pho gpish 70
be considered annual Subscribers, must hereafter
designate f at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
fheir papers ,0iH be discontinued at the expiration
of the first year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

- e" t~- FROM CANTON.
we have been favored by Captain Brun;.
or the Chinese, with the following memoran-
dunn:
e In passing Lintin, VIC observed FIVE Por-
tuguese ships of war Citing from Macao, J
blockading squadron Of Ladroue pirates
between Lintin and Lanton-It was said.
the squadron consisted Of nearly 500 sail OF
Junks. The Chinese Of Canton, were ma
king preparations to 90 against the Ladrones
having built about so large Junks, which,
together with their former feet, ard the g.
Equipment OF the ship Nancy, of 20 guns. and
the brig Elizabeth, Capt. Magui, Gan Ame-
rican,) OF IL guns, which vessel the Chinese
purchased, 1T was expected, they would be
able to guard the towns in the vicinity of
Canton, and protect the chop boats that ply
with cargoes from place to place. The
Ladrones have recently DESTROYED several
villages in the vicinity of Canton. and re
Morally put their inhabitants to death: tbev
also have avowed their intention of ia
king Canton, as soon as the shipping had
left Whampoa, but it was generally be
lieved, they would not attempt it.
"Many of the officers Of the English
East India Company's military in India had
arrived at Canton, having left their regi
ments through dissatisfaction. Some of
which applied for passage to America in
the Chinese. The differences which exist
ed between the English and Chinese. owing
to the expedition against Macoa, under Ad.
miral Drury, in 1903, was settled In Nov.
last, aud their trade was going ON as be-
fore" $50. Mercantile .4dDertiser.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
LONDON, Feb. 2s.

LONDON, CO. 70.
The Gazette of Saturday contains anotifi-
cation from Marquis Wellesley, ,bat.ali the
ports and coast Of Spain, from Gijon'to the
French territory, is declared In state of
strict blockade.
BY new Decree, the duties on all co
lonial produce, whether introduced by cap.
ture or otherwise, in Holland, are douo-
led.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

No relaxation had taken place in France,
relative to the American affairs and Com
mcrce.
No change had taken place in the British
ministry. bat such an event was confidently
expected.
The John Adams frisaie was to sail
from England, for France, on the 18th OF
March.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

alton.
1t was the general opinion that there
would se change ia The Ministry. In sc.
veral divisions in Parliament, ministers had
been in the minority. Lord Chatham had
resigned,-.M Y Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
April 6. a. ep1M.

MT ANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPA-
4N1 NY. Wanted to hire, for the,residue of
the year, five stout NEGRO MEN, and two
smart B0TS. A liberal hire, by the month, will
be allowed, on application to the subscriber.
JAMES BRANDER, Irea.wer.
April IS. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

TOR SALE-517 acres of LAND, in the
n county of Nelson, on the head waters of
Tye River, first rate tobacco land. AS to its ST.
tuation, enquire of Col. Joseph Shelton, of Nell
son county, who has power to dispose of the
same or to II. II. PROSSER.
March %. ep4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

'HE firm of James F. Letch & Co. is chang
l. edto Leitch, Graham & CO. who will dis
pose of their goods, on low terms, for cash, or
produce only. The debtors to the former firms
of George Yuille & co. and James F. Leitch &
co. are requested to settle their accounts imme.
diately.
Manchester April H. 3tN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

1t was said in England that no Minister
would az present, be sent cut. as it was sup.
posed Mr.. Pinkuey's arrangement would su-
percede the necessity Of any further negoci-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

accession ~ lake r'nie tis'1 enc, ai.e H''ha
hers nn, tait bottle.
Lce's S9pcrfgu OsnmeW for tie H1h
A prepsrs'ion which ipr Fleasanniness
ease, salty and expedition, gives Place n
NO application whates-r--tfce from mercu
ry, or any pcynicious ingredient, and una'
tended with tina; troublesome aAu tnrn'vh
ing smart which generally ACCOMPANY
other medicines, prepared Cor the ssni'
purpose. This vegeiabie remedy = 70 maid.
vet eflicacious that Il may be nsed with the
utmost safety on The most delicate esnAnt
lady, or Oh child not week Old.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
PATCHES REPAIRED.
MERINO SHEEP.

CORNELIUS COOLIDGE e Co. are re-
- serving by various Vehels bound to this
and the neighbouring ports, about Forty gen
rire fsR Hooded Meria0 Sbsfp, fhipped BY VIM
JvRvrs, efq. u. S. Conful at Lji5on, and war.
ranted equal to any ever imported into this
country, /" having been culled from the flocks
in SPAN, by an experienced agent. fent e1-
prefsly for that purpofe." This aoquiftion
enables them to offer for SALE or HIRE,
90 FrH bioOded Rams, 10 do. do E7pes.
On eafy and advantageous terms, Appica
tons to be made at No. So, Long Wbarj, B9fsn
Tgae 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

NOTICE j. hereby gwen, that the laf Will
! and Teltament of JOSEPH PROCTOR,
late of Durham, in the county of Cumberland,
woman, deceaied, has been preiented to me
tor Probate, by EEzabetb Proctor, the Execu-
trix therein named, and that the third Wed.
nefdav of July next, at rem o'clock A. NJ. is ai-
iigne to take proof Of the fame, at Court
Of Proba'e then 70 be holden at the Houfe of
hfr. Serb Masbsil, InnhoIder in Northyar-
p,outh in faid county, when and where all
berions concerned may be preient TO ihcw
caufe, if any they have, why the faid viii
ihould not be approved and allowed
D1teS : Portland, tie fbiyissnfb day Of June,
d. ID. ?.
SAT- FREEMAN, 'sJn4ss Of sd Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
William Gibbs E(tate.

NOTICE . hereby gwen, that dadyszU
' 7zosz'iy, furvivi,a Administrator on the
effate of WILLIAM GIBBS, late of Poland,
in the county of Cumberland, yeomau, deceaf-
ed, has exhibited 70 me fecond account Of
administration on faid eifate and that the
Game will be coniIdered at a Probate Court
20 be holden ar the Office Of John Fro.hing-
ham, Etq. at Portland, On the iccond Wed
nclday Of Julv next, when and where the
Heirs of iaid deceaied and all concerned may
be prefens 10 make their objections to the
fame if any they have.-Dated at Portland,
'7sae l5. 1910.
SIM. FREEMAN, Ts5rsofI' - Cart.
THE fnbscriber hereby gives public NOTICE
TO all concerned, thar fhe has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon hertelf tie truit
OF -AdminiRra.rix on the efiate OF
SIMON DAVIS,
late OF falmouth, in the county OF Cumber-
land. yeomAn. deceafsd, by giving bond as The
law directs--ille therefore requests ali perions
who are indebted 10 the lald deceafed's e.
rate to rake immediate payment; aud ,hoie
who have anv demands fhereon. 70 exhibit the
fame TO PERS3S DAFIS.
rzss II, 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Samuel Walton.

Assf DOR to Ds7 Corr dfstis.as, Si.f,
ExcHANeF sIREaT,
HAS Jun received n ALLOTMENT Of the beit
luperiins sed hre
Broadci0fbs, cebIme,e5, Sc.
of,he mofs fashionable coIors and la,ea inn
T0rat.ons
Li1esrye-Such an afrortment or Fancy and
other H'hISTc0dTTNGs,
IS cannot fail TO accommodate the greatelt
conuOiHeurs in drefs
He has aiio 40 snortment of TRINxINGs-
which, together with his Cloths. will be fold
as low as can be purchafed in town.
The bulnefs of
TAILOR,
Is executed al the above fhop in all its vari-
GUS branches, in faithful and expeditions
manner.
Gentlemen eitker,in town or country hav-
ing commands for any thing in the line OF
ms profstiion, m be accommodated az
ihori notice, and on terms that cannot fail to
give fatisfaction.
Portland, Jaue %. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
a. MR.. WElFEORD's
MODE OF WRITING.

MR.. WRIFFORD respectfully gives no
ticc, that he proposes to teach the Mt Of
WRITING, in this ..ce, assisted by Mr.
RrcHMoxD b. his method, persons OF
suitable age, and common capacity, may &C.
quire fair, correct hand, by the use of IL
Exercises, one and half hour each.-Mr. W.
has instructed in The principal towns and
cities of the United States, TO the approba-
ton OF the most respectable.
Specimens Of improvement and other Gre
dentials will be ofEered.-For fGrther partIc
ulars, apply to Mr.. RICHMOND, at Colazsoi-
an Hall.
~ B. In order TO accommodate all,
School will be opened in the Evening-and
Ladies will be waited upon at their houses.
Portland, .Jzne 18, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
IUMBER LAND, IS.

CUMBERLAND, S.
AIKEN by Execution, and to be fold by
Public auction at the houfe Of Thomas
>. fatabrook, in Brunfwick, on NJ lnday 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 la
and TO the following Mortgaged Real ENate,
htuated IN Bruniwick, and defcribed a. fol-
lows :-Eaitwardly on the twelve rcd read !;
iouthwardly On land of Peter Oliver Alden !;
weitwardly on land of the faid Alden north
wardly on land Of Lemael Swift, with all the
buildings, privileges, and appurtenances there
70 belonging
JAMES DINsMoREsn- st,f
9ars lS, 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Jonathan 1'nkeshn-..

I INFORMS his friends and the publ:c,.,
that be has for fac, At ts;s 'a'r
Mems, Women's, and Miles Ies,hss W..
Morocco SHOES, warranted good aud
Ne-A large afortnent Of MoPocco
SKINS Of all colors-BINDINc srv.ss0
BOOT TOPS, &c &c. SN'Ns--
A6-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for -.
generous price will he given, II o. a"ea
well faved, which may be done IN The f,l,. aao
ing manner Always put on lime " ,'s Il
the wool. After taking off the Wool .s's ~.
the ikin and put i into falt pickle. a;r-; van
two or three times in the courle Of fs1s 4
FIX hours, then hang il up in the fhade " \.
to have them green is preferable -u'
The Farmers, BY paying atteotion r. i.
above, may fave many hundreds " ~ '-'
almoft as ealy as to throw their lkirs ava r.
Portland, MayeE I2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

Law, TJso!egieai, u Cla6Tcaf BoOffciisys,
lniuranee Buildings, Exchange-Street,
HAVE jult received a valuable addition TO
i l. their former afortment of BOOKS, too
numerous TO tpecify in an Advertisements
People IN town and country are respectfully
invited to call and fee. Orders for public and
private Libraries executed with dilpatch, on
tie moi liberal terms.
". Our friends and the public are here
~ informed, that our late elegant Edition of
Newton's Works, Vol, /. is now bound & rea-
dy for fsle
Pert.aaf, 25.b Jane, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

NOTICE IS hereby given to the Proprie-
tors of the Tenth Turnpike Road New
Hampfhire. who have not paid their fixth az.
feilment Of four dollars, on each fiare, that
faid flares will be fold at Public Auction, at
the dwelling houie of ABEL CRAWFORD, on
laid Grant, on Tueiday, the feventh day of
Augult next, at ten of the clock A. M. un-
LET'S prevented by previous payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02


AT Court of Common Peas, begun -
holden az Paris, within and for me coD"''
Oxford, on the lecond Tuefday % May
IsiC--on tie Petition Of William barna'o ~,
others, IF which the foregoing y C"Py .ad
dered the Petitioners caute the PetinoI ,.a.~.
this Order of Court thereon, to he PuD"a. 49,
in the Columbian Centine, printed 70 d. d..
and the Portland Gazette, printed y INN.
land, three weeks luccefilvely, the Ian f.t
cation 10 Be at leaf Ihirry days oel'"' ~.
next Term Of this Court, that all Feii'i's 49,"
then appear, and ihew csufe IF any tns5 80 4.
why the prayer OF the Petition iho1s -
granted. r1ut
hngf, CYRUS RAMLIN, ck''
true Copy Of the petition and tne Or
IF Couss y con.
dr., zrrc FdHfLIN, e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
NOTICE 4

A Il. perfons indebted to the Eiats of
JONATHAN WEBB, late Of Soecar,a Pea,
deceaied, are notified, that the Books ar G O.
pen on 1b1rfdays and Fri4sy5, at his for re-
dwelling tor iettlement; and they are re que It.
ed to call for adjuament, as an imm edIa te
iettIement OF his accounts mua be attend ed to.
Sdseayafpa, June 81, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

Iooth-.dche DrofiS.
The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief, in the
most severe instances.
Lees Genuine Essence g Ectract Of
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy for Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism, Gcu;, Rheum-
attic Govt, Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness,
White Swellings, Chilblains, Sprains,
Bruises, Pain, in the Face and Neck,
&c.
The experience of many ages and the
testimony of the ablest medical practition-
ers from an early period to the present
time, agree in ascribing to Mustard very
powerfully and singular yirtues--in every
case were the necessity Of alternating and
dispensing remedies are indicated, while
the inhammatory state of the system forbids
the use of medicines of heating quality.
Mustard is eminently useful, and vastly SUI
perior to any other drug.
The Essence and Extract Of Mustard,
contain the whole virtues of the plant con-
cen.rated in small compass, entirely di-
vested of that acrimony, which renders its
external application so inconvenient n a
crude state likewise rejecting those inert
and useless parts which compose the chief
of its bulk, and render the necessary dose
so large as TO be extremely nauseating 10
the stomzch--by which means every incon-
venience is obviated in these medi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Lee,a genuine Persian Loli0n,

So celebrated among the fashionable
thro'out Europe as all in, liable cosmetic,
perfectly innocent and safe, free from cor
rosive and repeilent minerals, (the basis
of other Iotions) ard Of unparalleled effica-
cy m preventing and removing blemishes
in the face and skin, OF every kind, partIcu-
IsrIy fgeckles pimples, pits after small pox,
inflammatory redness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sun burns, prickly heat, premature
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

NOTICE is hereby given to the nou,.c
: = dent Proprietors or owners Of Land \.
ing in the town of Norway, in the counry y
Oxford, and commonwealth of Manachnfs...
that their Land is leveraIly taxed TO the MI.
County, and Town, for the years 1903 M
1909, and committed 70 me The fubfcr;ber =
collect in fad year 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

To The honorable 1nficss gF The Can't
Of Conm7n Pleas, n07v fitting at Par
IS, 1vitbiH and Jar The csmF 81 Or
Jord,
YOUR Petitioners beg leave respectfully 70
repreienr, That the County Road alo
out from No. 5, 10 called, TO Paris Psliss
through two unincorporatej tracts OF IsOo'
one Decided by the States Committee 70 SsP''
Daniel Lunt, and the other to William ihomp,
ion. That the fame 10 impahable through lao
Tracts.-Alfo, one other County Road, lara
OUT from Whitney Brook, 70 called, II Jsy !"
Bethel, on the loutherly foe of Androlcoes'a
river--raiIes through fad Lunt's land, wh'e"
Is alto impailabe. The intereff and ccHSs'p'
ence ofthe People require the isme 10 DC y. Y :
fate of repair, and that One Thouiand ~
lars, rrudently expended Oh fad koads W
In the limits OF laid Tracts, might render m
fame pafIabe and convenient for trsvehng--
Your Petitioners therefore pray, thai 80
be laid on faid unincorpora:ed Tracts q L4s,.
for the purpCies aforefaid, and a. Id o"}
bound will ever pray.
WILLIAM BARNARD
and 81 others,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofthe
Eve, whether the effect of natural weakness
or of accident, speedily removing infam-
nations, defuxions ofrheum, dizziness, Itch
ing, and films On the eyes--never failing
20 cure those malsdies which frequently
succeed the small pox, measles and fevers,
and wonderfully strengthening weak
sight. Hundreds have experienced its ex-
celent virtues when nearly deprived a
SIGHT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
BEEF g. PORK.


.Sesoz9 Edition.
THIS day is publiflhed by LYMAN, NAL
1 LORY < CO. InjDanes Bsi.iiass, price
81 cents in Boards,
a Lstter on tbe Gsaiss and Dip9Ii'ions 81 f6e
French Government, including view of the Tax
alton of the French Empire. Addrefied to
friend, BY an American, recently returned
from Europe.
This important and highly intereiting Poll
fical Work, went through four editions IN
London, in lels than fix weeks. June rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
COLLEGE LdNDc.

N Frveburg, Turner, Paris, Liyermo-. : !.
field, Harriion, Poland, Baldwin P, ,s. III
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered ]. 100.
pubIihed IN this Paper, FOR fzle 81 IL r.s ae'1
Ter at his office in Portland. '10'c'i-
PRtNT'sS MELIFn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

Il LsL@AAIAg
a sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Threats, and ap-
preaching Consumptions. To parents who
may have Children afflicted with the Hoop
ing Cough.
This discovery is Of the first magnitude,
as it affords immediate relief, checks the
progress, and in a short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorder TO which
children are liable the Elixir is SO perfect.
~ agreeable, and the dose so small, that no
difficulty arises in taking it.
Lees Grand Restorative
Is recommended as an invaluable medi-
cine for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of various complaints which result
from dissipated pleasures-Iuvinile indis-
cretiOns-resldence in climates anfavourble
to the cOnstItutior-the immodcrate use
Of tea, frequent intoxication, or any other
destructive intemperance the unskifful
or excessive use of mercury-the diseas-
es peculiar TO females at certain period of
life, bad lyings in, &c.
And is proved by long and extensive ex-
perlence, to be absolutely unparalleled in the
cure OF Nervous Disorders Consump-
tons Lowness of Spirits Loss of An
pCDlG III DlOOQ ttyStCflcal "A
fections Inward Weakness Seminal
Weakness Flour albus COR whites) /!
Barrenness Violent Cramps in the stom
ach and back /; Indigestion Melancholy !;
Gout in the stomach Pains in the limbs !;
Relaxation Involuntary Emissions OBJ
stlnate elects Inpotency, &c.
The Indian Vegetable Shccifc
For the cure of VenercaI complaints
Those Medicines having come into gen.
eral use, they are frequently purchased moi
only by Druggists, but by country Store
keepers to sell again--in order that the
purchasers may be confident thew have the
original GENUINE Medicines, wherever
they purchase they have but to observe,
that every article of Medicine has on the
outside wrapper, the signature of the
proprietors,
MICHAEL LEE 81 Co.
late Richard Lee & Son.
The above Medicines are also for sale by
). w. Winchester,
next door above Messls How & Evans.
1fIddle-sueet
THE fubfcribers have formed connection
= IN buiineis under the firm of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
81 NEW TAVERN.

THE iubicriber respectfully informs bis
frienos and the pubhck, that he has re-
commenced keeping a T1veyn on B,Hnfzri1k
p10ia, a few rods wet Of the ltuation where
ne formerly kept. This houie is new and
convenient, and every attention will be paid 70
culfomers to render their fay pleafant and
fatisfactory.
JOHN DUNNING.
Ervsf7uisk, A1ayeb re- (zAqp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
REMcg.4L.
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SIMON DkARBGDx
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patronage Of hts friends and NJ 'o'c'il M;
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full fuPply, lu'ted to the iealons. md
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Lees Corn Plaster,

An infalIible remedy for speedily remoy-
ing Corns, root and branch, without giving