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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20

A Beautiful sorrrel, Is hands inches
L high, remarkable for his elepaneee
beauty, strength and fine bone. will stand
the ensuing season at my stable. in the ub,.
per end OF Charlotte county, within half a
mile of the main road leading from Prince
Edward and Charlotte court house 10
Campbell courthouse, and the Western
country, IL miles above Charlotte COURT
house, 18 below Campbell court-heuse. ls
uorth- of Brokers and Coles ferries and
IS south OF Bent creek, and will cover
mares ct i've pounds the season, payable
| the hrst OF October next. Ii any gentle.
man viii be responsible for three or more
mares. Is dollars will be received for the
season OF each mare, 80 dollars to insure
mare 10 be in foal, and 10 dollars the
single leap, TO be paid at the time of SER
vice, with one dollar to the groom in every
instance. Ii wss thought by good jad ecs
hat Paul would have oeen amongst the
best horses on the turf IN England, from
his stock, form. activity and the trials
made with him ne was famed in train,ug
at three years old ne was imported by u
gentleman IN the state OF Connecticut where
his colts have had no chance OF Coming on
the turf, as racing is entirely prohibited BY
the laws OF that state, they are large and
likely both for the saddle & turf, as NUM-
Der OF certificates may be SEGA TO tiae
amount. He was purchased and brought
to this state by DR. rnos Turpin OF Pow
hatan county, and mas stood a, Mr. Tho's.
Harris's of the said County, for three sea-
SOUS past. numoer OF his Colts ma, b.
seen In the neighoournood OF MIR Harrrs's.
CEHTiFiCA Tive do HEREBY GER
tify. that we nave bred colts from tae I'M.
ported morse Paul; ne has stood three sea-
sons at Mr. Thomas aarr,s,fn 1ownataSN
co,Intv. \tks DetIeve utn, t1f,e u.
ed and likely both Or thek Sac lie sAlturz
Giyen under S2Er oar kanS tniY sXh
Decemoer, 1sA Horatk ~. NM
James, janeysHVpes, Jo Iownly, N
Turpln, Peer odbNtt, W,niarn~As rM.
pin, lordaf HARMS Jonn Harris, JcSdan
FlournoY LIDO certify tnat Wiiham cock.
ot Cumberland county, put ten mares TO
Paul IN three seasons and goC nne colts.
amongst which are four elegant pair.
THOMAS HARhlS, in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
For Sale,

A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the South branch Of Fine Creek
which contains about five hundred. and six.
~ acres two hundred acres 81 least of
which are uncleared. The s&peu& btu.
alton, and many other local aEyan4gek OF
the land will render IL very NA&si{abe to
Any PRISON who may De dispose<-tY pur.
chase Land in this county. The Propri.
etor, living ca the place, will with plea
sure show It to any one who wishes to be-
come purchaser. Tae terms of sale will
be accommodated TO the convenience Of the
purchaser If possible.
Edward Mayo.
oawtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20

DEAR bought experience has tnugh. thou.
sands that oily and heated medicines, Join.
ed with strong opiates or sleepy drugs,
repeated doses OF which fatter and deceive
the patient for the present, by procuring
momentary ease experience. l say, has
taught thousands, that the common opia,cs
and balsamics, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and
lungs, in their most distressing symptoms
that they load the stomach and impair the
digestion, infame the whole system, in.
crease the difficulty of breathing and ex-
cite fever. But the qualities of this val.
liable discovery, are evinced by perfectly
opposite effects. a single trial will prove,
that it restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body, and brings
OH the common healthful perspiration-
that it dislodges and evacuates the tough
viscid phlegm or mucus, strengthens the
weakened vessels of the lungs, sheathss
the acrimonious humour which irritates
them, and finally discharges il. Thus stri.
king at the root of the disorder, the syrnp-
toms are of course effectually and perma-
Hnently conquered, the reverse of common
medicines. which weaken the constitution
and give strength to the disorder for the
sake of moderating for the present some
of its painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted
with the hopping cough, this discovery is
of the first magnitude, as it affords imme..
date relief, checks the progress, and in a
short time entirely removes the most cruel
disorder to which children are liable. Inc
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and the
dose so small that no difficulty arises in
taking it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
Will be Sold.

TO the, highest bidder, at Hanover
Court House, on the 4th Wednesday in
April next being the 25th day of the
month,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
FlF rY DOLLARS REWARD.
Kan away from the subscriber
On the night of the first of
April last,
Two Negro Men.

One by he name Of Dick. well known in Rich
mond BY INC name &C Dick Colley, purchased
him OF Mr.. John Taylor brass Fonnderl of
Richmond he hal on when he left me home.
spua cloahing, bu' no doubi will change them :,
he is ab ut forty years old, has lost The great.
er part Of his seelh, is little grey, has wife
as have been tod, at Mrs. Leyis,s, abou,
two miles below Richmond, whep<I expeet he
gsre'ally is lurking ABOUT he rs als6-ych me
he had some scquaintanecs ID KjE3Wtiiam
county, where he may 90 oce4kioSssy ifhas
brother called John collsy. btong,rs@ Mr..
Foster, who owns the Rope Walk.
The Other Is By the name of Jacob. about
twenty FIVE years cid he has lost three teelh ou,
Of his upper jaw before, which causes him 20
speak liitle thick-he haB rather adown look
wh,n spoken TO, AMI speaks quick and loud he
had The same kind Of cloathing. purchased Ia.
COP from Mr. Dancson Of Northumberland
county, IN the year 1902 or 1903. will give
The above reward, iftrc shove negroes shall be
secured in aay Jai 50 that ger them, or 4 25
for either forwasn al Masters Of Vessels or
oihefs from carrying sail negroes cut Of The
state OF harboring them in any way whatever.
James Yancev.
ND IF the above negroes should be appre
herded IL is requested that letter shoud be
for ~ardcd TO casweil C5ur House, N caroins
70 the Subscriber JY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
MAN 10 MAN.

person of the name of NkNN, in his
walks used frequently to meet gentlemen
who was known to be d,sordered in his in-
tellects, but whose conduct had always been
inotiensive. 1t happened one day that the
mailman met him on narrow csuseway,
and having large stick IN his hand, when
he came up to Mr. Mann, he made sud-
den stop, and Ex'ng one cad of the stick
On the ground, while he held the other end
with both his hands sternly pronounced,
sWho are you sir /! The oshersnot all a.
lo.med, and willing to sooth his assaiIan,
by a pan, replied "Why, sir, am dou.
BILE man Man by name, and man by aa.
ture. Are yon 40, sir, says the insane
PERSON. Why Lam. man beside my.
self, and we two will fight you two, upon
which he knocked MI, Mann into the ditch,
and deliberately walked of.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
FROM THE NArIoNAI AEG1s.
BRITISH INFLUENCE.n
Incontesihe Evidence OF the Existence of
!" British Party in AMERICA
WILLIAM COBBETT,

|
Consistency, openness and fairness
are the characteristics which republi-
cans justly claim an their own. How
ever an open and direct course of pc
litical conduct may, occasionally, be
misrepresented, and incur occasional
censure |; in the end, it will always be
found most beneficial to the insercs s
of truth, and most accordant with the
general sentiment. Every thing which
belongs to federalism: considered as
a party distinction, partakes OF dupli.
city, IT'S very name, as they use it,
is an imposture. Its principles are
not these which they act upon.-Ws
intend to prove this, l5y the best evil
dence of which the subject will ad nit.
The great searcher of hearts alone can
know II exclusively. In every human
investigation we are. of course, liable
to error. 1t is an incident Of our ma
ture.
| Every man, who recoIlects any
thing of the poli:i cal history of our
country, remembers the Unprecedented
popularity of the works of Peter Por.
cuPine (Wm. Cobbett) among the fed,
eraiists. The sale Of mis- pamphlets
was unprecedented, the praises be.
lstowed ON him, for the greatest par
lof his career, the most extravaeap,
| which could be conceived TEi:
|praise, this patronage, were exclusive
ily by the federalistx. Against Their
therefore he is Sufficient witness
His testimony is In the nature of
confession, and under circum stances
too, when he was in no circumstance
1of duress, and under no inducemen
to prevarica,ion or falsehood. Nov
| what is the picture WIN. Cobbettgiy
lof federalism in America. Tie fol
! lowing extracts are from tie sixth
numbEr ofthc first volume Of G 6bbttt'
works
" At the close of the war, ever,
one believed that If we could sccur,
the exclusive trade of America, tha
there was nothing lost by the contest
, but the difficulty lay 10 securing tina
: trade. France our natural enemy
{ Germany to whom America, is in
/, debted for the most Industrious par
! ofher citizens and the East Ipdies
: from which we are not able to exclud
!, them, are manufacturing nations wbic1
were likely TO share 10 the trade of tina
great continent. Nothing remaine,
from G.. Bf ain but to endeavor Z
gain an Influence in the Councils ofhe
Hare colonies now become indepen
dent states.
Again" When che federal consti
luton was ratified, the majority of a
\ parties joined in the general Joy. TT
rnonarchists thinking they had game,
4 Itbe first step towards royalty |; an
q 'he republicans imagining they ha,
a consolidated the republic. Tn
y FIRST session or two Of congress- passe
ever with little jarins but such
state of things could not be expecte
to continue long in am popular asse a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
10 the AlIegoricai Pantomime of Cinderel.
Ia, Is the following sweet and moral lii.
tie Song.

ConFoRr damsel why that sigh
Heaven in kindness, sends us sorrows.
PATIENCE damsel! Heavenis nigh,
hs,shter prospects greet to.morrow.
Weishd down by each passing show'r
Lowry droops the iily's head
Nharg'd with rain, the tender fow'r
\ Pensiye sinks, its beauty fed.
Hollis the dark storms, far away,
bee iivelier hue is given 81
The fliy glitters doubly gay
The drop that press'd (, came from Hea-
5 ven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
r o X e W r,

THE Upper Apartments adjoining INV
Il Book-5tcyess They consist Of .<sll<
rooms, With FIRE place in each. and NJ
airy sages.==Also, attached to the pr%
misess are q kjtchen and Cellar, land
Within fe~ feet Of the door, Is fountain
Of good Spring Water from the Bloody
Run, &c.
Samuel Pleasanfs, jy.
oess. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
RiLHAsOND - PAINTED COX TUsspAtp AND Fs
fi2 IL Gents Single.]

q e % A. - ~ a~s-sT fla Cen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
7 AND FOR sALE---The subscriber ole,
IL for sale about
500 Acves of Land,

.Bing in the county of King William, near Pa.
pnuDkey river, adjoining che lands of BAIL
Brown. Dabnsy Ts-ner and others. This land
lies welt and for the culture of wheat ardf Corn
Is equa! if not superior to any iand in theHkigh
bourhood; convenient to Marker being of>F 25
miles from Richmond, and water cayEl5ge 10
Narfolk. deem IL unnecessary 70 me n,ion pa,-
4ticulars, as any person Wishing 20 purchase will
hrs, view the sanse. The gen'lemep above nam.
ed, will shfw the land 70 any person that ap.
plies. will make ,he payment sgreeabe.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Bedford county.
November 10, 1910. IF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
jonathan Tukesbury.

INFORMS his friends AID he pubic a, large
thar he has fOf ia'e, al fad ltor.
Mems, Womens. aud Mljies' Leather. and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
@igs--A large alorrment of MOROCCO
Skis Of all colors-DlNDlNC SKINS
loot TOPS, &c. sc.
A6-SlIEEp SKINS wauted, for which
a generous price will ne given. il good and
wei isved, which usz, be done in the follow
ing manner Always put ga lime TO fetch
the wool After taking off the wool, waill
q Kin aud Put it INTO iais pickle. lfirrirg j,
swo or three times in the courle of four or
Tx hours, thea hang IT Up in the fhads Bu,
TO have thea sreeni profitable
The taFnnrs, by paying attention 20 the
above, may izge many hundreds Of Dollars
sInott as eafT a. TO THO " their kins away.
Fss s.rns, Afars6 IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

recommended as ali invaluable medicine
for the fpeedy reilef and permanent cure Of
vasious compizints which reiult from difIips-
ted pGeaiures-juvioiIei ndfcretious--re fldence
IN climates uuf~vourabie TO the conltIutioR
the immoderate uic of Tea frequent il.tox-
ication, OF any other deltru6tIye iItemperauce
the nuikilill OF executive uie Of mercury
- the diieaies pecuhar to-fegnales al a eer-
tain period OF life, Tad Iyings in, &c.
Aud Is proved by hong aud extenlye OK
perience,to be abiointely unparalleled IA The
cuie of Nervous Dioscs-s; Con.umpsioEs
Lowneis of Spirits Lois of Appetite; Ins-
purify Of Blood, Hyi:ericAI AiFtchoss; In
ward We4knsIs; Seminal Weakuels F.Oar
a'bus Cor whitesl J baTrenneis; vioIenr
Cramps 10 the horhAsh aud back Indigef-
uon; Melancholy Gout in the aom-ch !;
Pains 10 the Lmbs Relaxation !; Involuntary
Emn4Gons, obitinz-e elects Inpolenrv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
ENP SHE

4 VALUABLE Lot of LAND, ftusted in
n Portland, az The foot of spri7g FRET,
few rods below that very valuable, caPacIous,
and never failing covered Fountain of the beit
Wafer in ahe Whole town. SAID Lot extends
ni-fty-fcpo feet on the ftreet Jun mentioned,
and fofty e55t feet OIL LsSs Lass, thus fornIng
corner. There is a convenient one ftory
Dwelling Houie on the fame, coutaiping two
front rooms, bedroom, kitchen. and
good cellar. said property being part of
the Real ERa,e of the late widow Rebecca
Child; and might be mads convenient iland
tor Mechanic or Trader.--For further par
tlcnlafs, inquire Of ANSFL LEWIS, or
STEPHEN MLELLAN,
who are duly authorized 10 execute deed
for the fame. (ttJ Sses. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Les'J geuHiis Fence . Extr17 If
A4uRard,

A fate and eGr6lusi remedy for Acute and
Chronic RheuaIatifm. Govt, Rheumatic. GouJ,
PAfy, Lumbsgo, Numhnels, White .SweiIings,
ChIiblains, Spr@ns, Bruifes, Pain, il the Face
aud Neck, sc.
The experience of many ages aud the tee
timony Of the albeit medical pra9itioSers
from an early period TO The preient lime, a.
gree In aicnbsng to mulland very powerful
aud ingular TirIues-in every cafe where the
necellity Of alternating aud difperlng renee
Dies are indicated, white the inhammatory-
ftsle of the iFftem forbIds the uie of medl-
cines Of heaiing quality. Multsrd Is emin-
entity uieful, and yaity hyperion to any other
drug.
The E6ense aud Eytraa Of Muaard, con-
tain the whole virtues Of The plant concentrs-
ted in lInan compass, entirely diveited or
that scrimony, which renders its external APP
phi alton 70 inconvenIenr 10 crude fate
Ih<ewife rejecung hole inert and uielels psrts
which cempole the chief Of US bulk, and rem
der the neceiiary doie 70 large as 10 beeEtrene-
Iy naulestlng TO the iiomach--by which means
every Inconvenience is obviated in these meci-
ciDes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
4 PleaLant Situation.

TOR fale 10 GoTham, IN excellent FARM
containing a5ouI 20 acres a fertile iaad
capable CT producing fson IS 10 so tons OF
Englifl hay, and viii yield as large lsock OF
Germ, Grain, III. any land il laid IOWA
and if more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
Uienhis SAID Farm has good Dwelling
Houie and Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out houies. water, &c and
10 lituatsd about miles from Portland, with
in half mite from Judge LosgJeilozg's. For
Terms, which will be liberal, apply to
t-A DANIEL HUNT,
on the pr0mifcs.
Gorham, Msye2l. QD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

sFvIsE CREDITORS and ~ concerned inihe el-
tate ct Sri5 K .se,I, tate Of sFeepors Ia the
-raun,v &c Cdmbeslan3. NIasioer, deceAied,
arc bsre',y notified IIat aI4k Rogers Admin.
orator ~ iS.d estate, las ek'doiied 10 me
i'm a,sInli he t.nse which is 70 be zeJ1lted
l., meat; / Pra5ste coud 40 be holden u rhe
bouse 81 Saa.s., 7-1-,oa. in faia Freepors, 90
he n Ne.Ee day of Nov. next, At 10 . clock
(. ~ WIN AID where they may have oppor.
~ a;,y 10 make their obistsioas 70 faid clam,
~ anv they may awe a. well ~ 20 his : nin.
,lraSivn aceorat, which IS 20 be Ie..lsd AZ the
fame time.
Gwen under my hand this z6sh Day o. sep
gerf5er :. Z. 1910.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Jgtge of fsid eonrr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Portland Hat Manu5aforp.

Portland Hat MautJadory.
THE Directors If the PorfisrS Hat MAN..
: fseiay take the liberty to inform rhe psb-
lie in genersl that they have for fae at the
Portland Hat Mandatory Ware-Houfe in
Middle Greet, over The ftore Of MeHrs How
and Evans, large and eItenGve aaortment
OF the
Era and feccnd quality Beaver HATS;
Koran ditto
klapt ditto
Canals hair ditto;
Youths Drabb ditto;
Cafes Of any kind can he put up at a very
fhort notice. The above HATS is warrs nted
to be of the very ben quality, as the directors
of the faid factory have taken the utmoft
pains to procure the very belt Of Stock, and
as good workmen as any in The United States,
and they preiurne the Eaid Hats will be e.
quail TO any ever made in the United States
or any other part of the world the faid CON-
Pany are in hopes that the people IN general
will give enroal seenaent TO freh valuable
initil utiosl
". B. Cath and the higheh price given for
sil kinds of Hating Furs.
WANTED
go cords dry Spruce, hesnloci, or Pitch
Pine WOOD
PO,tia.I, CR,IeY 1. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
REMOVAL.

CAMUEL RICHARDSON informs his
= friends and the public that he has remo-
we'd from High-Streer, asd taken thar large
and conmodious houfe lately ocrnpied by
Mr.. Jeremiah Todd in Market .lquare, where
he illouid be happy to wair upon bis friends
HE Ikswife will entertain ltrangers and
travellers az niuat. frons the central ituation
Of his houfe, he hoPss-for ihare of their pat
ronage.
N u. A number of GentleD en- can be &C.
commodared with Boarding on reafonable
esfms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Nsar5Erypnt, 6py5 2.s. nm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

fsknef. OF Tie fo1nzei aud revefe head -.
and ought TO be taken ~ al perions ON a
change az climziR
1ligy have been found remarkably eEr,-
-ious in preventing and curing diforder, y.
tendant on long voyages. and lhould be oro-
cured and carefully prefersed for tIs tv syc-r
leanlan.
Leff iIdAfble fever and Aeue Dysb5.
FOR the cure Of inss RsnHftrd add Fnt-r.
milad Fevers
Thoufands can rslify of their being cured
by tLele Drops, after tile bark and every OH
er medicine have proved Intellectual. sgot
more than one in hundred have Lad ocoa-
Gon TO take more di;ln one, ans numbers no.
half bottle.
Les's SoUreign Ointment far RE Het,
A preparation which for pleafsnnefs,
eafe, fafety and expedition. gives place 10 40
application whatever--free from mercury. Or
any Eernie'ous INGREDIENT, ard unattended
with that Troublesome and tormenting Irary
which generally accompanies other medicines.
prepared for the Gaa,e purpoie This veget-
ahle remedy is 70 mild. yer tfTiracicus Thar IL
may he pied with the utmoa izfeIy ca he
mott delicate Prea n2nt lady, or On a child nor
week old,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
FARM For SALE.

FOR faIe. Farm in Cape Elizabeth pleaf-
i anty 6tua.ed on the Sperwink River a.
bout ieven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety asres Of Land, principal part
under good Improvement, with handIome
young Orchard Of about one hundred Trees
of excellent fruit good Houle aud Barn
and forne valuable timber on faid Farm il he
Stock and Farming Utei.Gls may be bad with
the farm.-For particulars enquire OF Capt,
VIM. Thomas, on the premiies, or the fub
fcribes At his Office in Portland, No =, Long
Wharf. Z. CREELY.
AerH II, 1910. ufl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
SHOE STORE.

Solomon q Tl-smas Boycc,
INFORsI their friends and ihs .'8biie in
4 general, thar they have opened SEOE
STORE 10 FIR fret, nearly cpPchte the Ia
aian Cbtsf where they intend keeping coma
plese aiiortment of Ladies, Mlfes aRa Chill.
dreu's .oHOES Of evgry defciiPtIon.
hey hkewiie manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of al! kinds az the horteft notice,
and on the mott reafonsbIe terms where
;hey hope. by their attention and affiduity 10
5uilnels they ikall merit ihste Of the Public
Patronage Po,sians, f9jI IS, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

A fovreign remedy for Colds, obhinate
Coughs, Aahmst, Sore Throats, and approach.
ing confumptiohs, To parents who may
have Children afflicted with the Hopping
Cough,
This diItovery ID of the fra magnitude, AZ il
afford, Immediate relief, check. the progrefs.
and IN ihort time entirely removes the mott
cIrsi dilorder 10 which children are liable :
the Blirer is 70 perfectly agreeable. and The
dol. 10 final. hat no difficulty 4rites n t2krg
IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Lees genuine PcyEan Lotiar,

So celebrated among the fashionable through
our Europe as IN invA.uable colmetic, per-
feafy innocent and lafe, free from corro6ve
and repelient minerals, Qhe BATS Of other To-
tions) aud of imp fraieileG efficacy in prevent
ing and removing blemlilles in the face and
kin, Of every KIM, particularly freckles, PIN
pies, pits after frtall por, inA4ma,ory rednels..
fcurfs letters. ring worms, fun Lurns, priek.y
hear, premature friEkles, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Iee's getntne Ers- Hnter.

fovrergn rehedy for all dileales of the.
Eye. whether the efIta Ct natural weakue[u
or If accidspt. fPcedaiy removing inhAnations,
deiluxions OF rhcam dulnel, itching, and
films oH the eye-never falling to cure ,hois
malalier which frequent ) lucceed the FINAL
pox, mealeIs and fevers, and vronderfaHr
ftfeng.hen a weak lght Hundreds have eT-
rerienced its excellent vir.ues Aher nearly
deprived Of 6gA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
OLIVER EVERETT.

10. 9, Hgyobsn't HE15f,
LAS for fac, 90 hhds. ben coarle SALT
- 4 few bills. Mefs and Prime PORK
Together with general saor,ment Of
WsR-Lldia C5uA5 e Groceyie5,
Cheap for Cath. Pc,fsss, on, !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Il IL perfons ipdeb ed 10 The fuhfcrbcr,
are reqGeiled 10 call and ie,tle ,beir &C
csunss esiher ;y note Or Cain, on or before
the Ssh day Of N,vemhsr next, Q. hersife
they anil he efi with an Attorney for eoIiec-
iicn- ihs(e who have any demands, are re.
Quellei to call and receive their dues
JOSHUA SHAW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Benjamin Ames & Abel Boynton,
INFORM their friends and the public, THAI
they have formed connesiop in The Profel-
Eon OF law by the name and liyle Ut AMES
and BoYNTON Any buGnels con6ded 10
therD, viii receive immediate attention.
BENZ. AMES,
Raf6 OF 4. 1910. ABEL BOYNTON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
GODFREY WHEATON,


0te5a's ;te lssi0a Chg, ExsLs'gr G,sa,
EXECUTES The balnefs Of bis prcfelIloa
~ IN all its various branches, IN as faithful
a manner as can De done in the Diftriek of
Ma.Ee-He hopes, therefore, ny MS per1onal
attention and endesvors 20 p!eA!e, he fhall
eon;inde TO receive pouioH of public pat
rOnage. Psrlisad Ca. 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
ROLFE 81 MITCHELL,

C.ivrSiss ...z0 l.liuie Sf.sef
INFORM their friends aud the pu5lc that
j haviug employed nrlt ate workman from
New York, they can offer for :zle SAD
DIES hyperion % any ever fold in this town
They will keep On hand a conilaat iuapiy Of
Gsn.lsmen's
S.es!-5erhse5, Military, Sb@f-taed
AID olsir SADDLES.
Ladies fancy and common Do.
Plated and common BRlDLES.
Nfinsary work and Farneits " al kinds.
Travelling and common TRUNKS, iogl.h-
er with every Other article IA he hue Of ticlr
protection.
-.fL5C~
Saddlery Ware Chafe Trirnmiug,;
Who's snl Philaasiplia Leathe-
TT The above a7tieles vii PC loia on the
mott realonzoie terms
Pe,fia,9 ses' ca, 1910.