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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24
RED Fox SKINS.

Dash and the highsf price will lie given
- by SH1JV q LAAIS0N, W. u 7, ". hi
Rs-v, 15.1l1e s.. sef, for large number Of
Red FOX SKINS Alto, The higAeA psics
gwen for all kinds Of Hating Epts.
Dteerrbey "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24

An ExTKA-0rdinarg Fact

1t is stated on Toe authority Of Mr.. J5Ger-
son, that "tnere exists about 1000 miles up
the Missouri and not TAR Lpernaps not more
than million mies] from that River,
SALT MOUNTAINS !! Tbs existance
Of such a mountain might we'll be question:
ed, were It not for the testimony of severz.
Respectable and enterprisjng (Indi&n) ira
ders, who have visited rt, and VINO have ex-
hioited several 1ushels Of the salt mot the
waOle mounlan) The car'oslly Of the peo-
pie o: St. LJuls, where some Of il still re-
mans. Ham. hem, hem This mount ain
Is said ID De $50 miles long and IS in width
49, how deep Is not mentioned, PROBABLY
from the surface 10 the GENRE composed
Of solrl rock 5dh (n0t pebble or gram Of
sandJ without any trers even shrubs ia
it (this we might readily suppose, from
tue sii'reeecicnt remsi k, unless by a fight OF
the lmeg nation, we cuLli be made 10 be-
heye that shrubs and trees might grow out
Of so.ia roct sat- Salt Springs are very nu-
merous beneath the surface OF the mountain
and they fow through the fsswes and casa
tit- Of it," l.1c3erSsE
q Cares Of SAT- Peer ere fouhu IN upper
Louisiana. "-LLousyAnna.1 rod.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24

OXFORD, as
1T q CoHltgf Conm9n Pleas 5fetm and
balae1 at Paris, 7pit5Ia AMI Tor re,
csunty sf O59t5yd, On tie tout5 Tusf-
day 81 September, n. ID. 1910,
ON the petition Of Johu Pierce, or ,sb;ch
the foregoing Is a copy-Ordered, thar ,he
Petinonef caufe the petition, aud this O,de~
OF Court thereon, 10 b. pubhfled 10 me po-,.
land Gazette, three weeks iucceg, velv 49,.
Iait publication 10 be at leaf thirty dav. a.
lore The next term Of this Court. tb,, i, -
ions may then aud there appear and ~,
causs pE any they have why the nravar
the peutlon ihouid not be granted
AIielt, CYRIJ3 HAAaIlN rt.1
true copy OF Tie Petition aud Order ,,F
Court thereon,
Attea, CYRUS HANrTfN c,.t
TIE iu5lcribors hereby give noti,r ,h,r
they lave reen appointed by he 4nn-
samuel Freeman, Zig Judge Of Prurass tor d.
Couaty of Cumberland CommltIipnsrs ~ nv
ceIve and examine he claim. syaial I'm. VIZ.
tate OF JAMES WEEKS
late Of Portland, IL laid Ccuafy Marine a.
cealsd, Represented lniolveni--tha. ftKsn 49,,
are allowed 10 the credi ors TO bring n -
claims sd that they y ia aftea tl,at -.
al the { II OF fbenezs. e4a.... Efl p,
land, on she fcur,h Monday Of the ny, ID
the ave following mor tbs AZ tive e'el.-t !.
The afternoon. tiufH MLEiLaA.
ITCH 81 CD lAN
Per&za4, D.. Is. .osO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24

THE Stockholders in the Portland Bank are
hereby not,ded rhs, ine'r annual meeting
for the choice vi sevea Directors tor the en-
flung year viii be holden a The Rank chamber
on Monday he TN d.y OF January next, at 2
o clock p. NJ
b Oras IF tbs P,ge rst aaf Dhaft7t,
Jos. sstFI, Isfh er.
Pert and Pauk. -, $40.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24
Daniel ThurstOn.
LyAS for faIe, It his fore bottom Of E1
= change dreeF, general afo-tinsnt If

change treeFi general atlo-tnent ~
WeG-indiu Gods & Gr0rerie5,
Among which are the following VIZ
w. 4. * N 4. Rum brandy; Gin Sherry
and Port Wines white and brown F4q4lna
Sugars Loaf do. mou'd and dip'd Candles,
by rhe hOx or retail; Wiadior, palm, Foil x
hard Soap Hyi0n. Young Hylon, Fly on
Skin, SUuchong and Bohca Teas, warrsnted
hrit quality; Coffee Chocolate; Ri,ei Raj
Fms; Cinnamon; Pepper; Anpice; G.nger ;
Muaard; NG;megs; Cloves sta Gu F; Indigo
Gotten c5Stoo and wool Cards Flour I;
Spaniih & American Cegars; 5ieve, 5hovels /;
Log Wood Pollock < CD Fifth; Liverpool
and Turks hland SaIt Ffying P&1s; Sad
Irons MOl4des, ia IL.
Large dBortment # iran Wars.
Ships store. pus up At the ihorst nouce.
Dtszz6ey 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24
EOR -.


THAT eEcellen- Farm l.ua'ed near, IN hs
4 ceatre Of Conway, winch As hee osru-.
pied forty years oy me .ul crlber--ss.d s.ns
cou6is of heswesa shrse a4d u hundf.si
acres of Land. alb L; ar-y Of which IS good
interva.e Or meadow aac yng o. bosh notes
of the Rive lbout one huadred acres oc IA q
Land j. der Improvement. thee i Of lad
farm a srss Barn, = 70 Cory 5oaie 81 y
40 fest Psrty ln. ihed, sool orchard pad
ture, mo~1ag, iiage' woodland, WAFER a..
allthe cOnyenislces G(uaiiy iound, On the nelt
Of farms New England Condition. of fsls
may be Know M apPrrnE ~ RichaFd Odei,
Efq If i-id Conway ~ Ihe fuh.crihcr liyiaI
On the Prernies JOSIAH DOLLOFF.
Conway Dec. "a, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24

THE Members Of the Portland Library
are hereby notified that ,heir nett annu-
al meeting will be ar rhe lu5icrber ! office ia
Portland on ZsaaGy 'he f.6 Gay of 3aaa1,y
next at Gx o'clock p NJ,
SAM. FREE AN. Lib,s,ias,
N 3, The Ah-nmens on shares No. L
/ lo-I9-2l-2s-4s-49 aud 50 are not paid
up
DseeNksy "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24
kIFLEMEN.....d fteHti0n /.

The members Of tie Portland Rife
Company are berby noIfed ID meet
THIS EVENING precisely az s o'clock
az MECHANIC-HALL, smth arms,
far me fItr1lose n Exercise ~ tln1c-
t1al and genera attendance ID requested.
December "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24
Benjamin Richardfon.


20 The Honorable t5e .1gRices IF tbe
Court q Common Pleas far t5s cum.
ty9f Oat9ra, to Be b9llen at Pa,45.
IN and far Jaid county gf Oxtara, o,l
the J0artb Tagaqy # September,
81. ID. 1910,
'HE Petition of John Pierce, Of the diR-in
OF Hiram, IN lard county, refoecafulv
Representatives. be is inleresed in common
with certain perlons TO your petitioner IN.
known, a9d is the owner of eight undivided
fourteen parts Of a certain traq Of land Etn-
ated in iaId Hiram, containing, bv eniman..,
ffteen hundred acres fercIuive Of Gr hun.rsr
acres formerly let off 20 Joliah Ware-s ghich
tract Of fifteen hundred acres formerly ha-
longed to William Phillips and BRIDGE PINE
hps-which iald traA Of fifteen hundred acre.
e1ciuhve Of lad fi1 hundred acres II bounasd
As foliOws---io wit, north eaaeriy VII Sar-
river; iouther'y and fputhwenerlv oa ,ra,-
Ohpee river; and from great Office river
on the northwe.lerly iide Of lad tr4t sxtenJ-
ing by land of the Honorable Pe'es Vys5--
worth, Eiq. TO i~id Ssco siTer-ani your pe.
titioner IS dehron. of holding his eight four.
ieeulhs Of fad tra9 of fit cen hundred acre.
in leye-z'ty--He therefore prays. thar vo,r
Honors would order partition thereof to 10
mads, And his fad eight fourteenth parts Of
the fame TO be iet of and divided from ths
ret, that ne may hold and euj Ivy he fame ID
ieveraty, agreeabiy to q aw Of the Common.
wealth Ia tuch cafes made and provided.
JOHN PIERCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24

2f3re than FIVE THOUSAND Huefi-
cans are hetd IN slavery on board British
ships" i! Argus.
QusRE lst.-What pfosfh hes the Argus.
'nan OF this 'er'ipn II might be impor-
tsnt 20 communicate il 10 Congress It's
20 be presumed that this Is a piece Of nfI.-
mtton exclusively within the knu Wedge Of
The Argus editor, as i 10 not noticed III M.
Madisnn's late message.
2rere 2t-Nhcre docs TIE Impressed
seaman 'esjar. shout whom we had such :
pitiiul story N the last Argus! we snoull
ike % sec him and obtain - interesting and
important an account Of :, -'r,n.; from his
own mouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-24
Subscription Balls.

He Members are reminded that their
l. fecond Ball aands adjourned 10 THuRs-
0AY EVENING next, at Union Hail,
Dec "a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-08
N. KINGSTON,

Ashis Glass, Queens Ware, s. China Store,
Fairtax-street,
Hath received from New-York, Philadelphia
anG Baltimore,
An elegant aHortment of GOODS
in his line, consisting Of gold & silver lustre
pitchers, tea sets, chimney ornaments, cham
Der sctts, tea and coffee cups OF various pat
terms, cut and plain glass, china in sets and
half dozens, walters aAd bread trays, patent
lamps, liquor cases, looking glasses, &c. and
expects to receive in few days general as
sortment Of ware from the Columbian manu-
factory, which with his stock on hand Will
meke his assortment very complete.
a few barrels New York pTppins, tspltz.
enberg's in good order, soap, fresh mustard
by the pound or bottle, and first and second
quality chocolate.
Stone, pottcrs ware, and all sorts OF seeds
and flower pots as usual.
December |. div
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-08
Coach-n1aking in all its various
Branches.
=. P. TAYLOR.

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
II and the public, that he contiA 1es to.
carry on the Coach-making Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-,
or, where. all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended,. . .aet ~ 81
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers. z, 80 ~,
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N. B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
cs made and repaired with ncatness and dis.
patch.
: - FOR SALE,
a second hand Coachee with Hsraesss
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Iofeph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King and Faiyfax streets,
HAS RECEIVED FOR SALE,
10 puncheons Sd proof Antigua rum
9 pipes real cogniac brandy
5 pipes couIfry gin
80 barrels New England rum
40 barrels rye whiskey
hogsheads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs. green coffee
so boxes and half boxes choice frst and
second quality Havana segars
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
IS boxes London aud Philadelphia must ard
500 lbs. refined saltpctre
20 boxes muscatel and bloom ralsins
500 lbs. fresh Zante currants
so boxes mould and dipt candles
1900 lbs birthstone
so dozen perfumed soap
90 lbs. Cayenne pepper. =. .
5000 Id good Firkin Butter, IN fine shipping
order.
November %
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Iofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of K,ns and Fairfax. streets,

Corner Of Arg and Fair3ar.ssreefs,
HAS FOR SALE, :
10 quarter chests gunpowaer and lmpenai
TEA
90 boxes ditto ditto
90 quarter chests Tyson ditto
80 ditto young Tyson
90 ditto hyson skin-0f the latest 11ltorfa-
tions and SUPERIOR qualify.
Is hogsheads and 70 barrels muscoyado
sugars
60. kegs madden
10 caskshrst quality Goshen chee
6 pipes old London particular Madeira
8 ditto fine old port
S ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
S ditto colmenar
90 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
90 cases Old medoc ciaret
S ditto vim &c grave
. 20 cases Lucca oil 80
/ 10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogsheaGs Molasses
I Coenac, Bordeaux and peach brandies
Jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
Holland and country gin
7 Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxcs and half boxes choice FIRST and
escond quality HAVANA Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars; coffee 3schocolate
almonds; mace !; nutmegs; cloves; cassla
and cassia buds pimente pepper; race and
ground ginger; arnetto; Jesuit's bark; pearl
/ and common barley indigo; alum; copper
as fig blue birthstone; starch; hair pow
der; Leiper's, CARROTS & Hamilton's snuff
in bottles and biadders; Macauba and rappee
snuI1s; gunpowder; patent shot assorted;
mould shot bar lead; gun and pistol ants ;
writing and wrapping paper; glue, deml-
Johns corks led cords; leading lines
chewing tobacco, &c. &c.
He WILL PURCHASES
Flaxfeed, and we'll cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
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THIS work will be conducted andsr the
manaee cement OF RoBRRT Wise Jun.
Esquire, * modelled upon q plan calculated
to render il extensively and permanently
useful. Il viii embrace review Of "a pub
lie occurrences of Europe, and u Dur OWN
relations with that quarter OF the slooe An
examination .oefhe parliamentary history and
domestic policy o4this country ;--ar enquiry
into the merits OF foreign and native orcduce
,ions-particularly of such as profess sc de-
lineate our own condition and character :-o
original essays and selections ir every de-
partment OF literature IAN application Of
the principles of political economy &c the
peculiar circumstances Of the United States;
and collection Of state papers, n the form
of an sppendix, fitted to illustrate and to-
confirm the facts and opinions advanced liz
the historical and political circles.
CONDITIONS. Il 81
I. This work viii be printed O.. 8 good
naper, in octave, and will consist of four
numbers annually, Of at least two hpndree
pages each, to, be issued quarterly -
III The first number will be issuso % the
lst of January 1911. 2 So "r
ILL., Price of subscription, six dollars per.
annum, TO be paid on the deliver ID hs Sc
cond number Of every year. .e,...~
w. Distant: subscribers are expected to-
pay in, advance, or upon the delivery OF the
first number. =
Subscriptions received by JANIS AaaaE~
dy, senior, Alexandria.
November 90.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

"a SECONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month, man whose name is RALPH, q
years ofage, between black and yellow CO.
loF, nearly 6 feet high, very stout made,
yehowish eyes looking heavy--he has but
little to say. Ills apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton overjacket and trow-
scrs. It Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathlng. A Tree
negro man by name sambo, living on judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon. Is his
father, and it is very Drobabic hc IS therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be giVen to secure
hin in Washington City or AlcxandrlaJa jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-i2' d.
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TuA Received,

For sale BY r. GRAF, opposite tie Wash
;ngton Tavern, King street,
The Wandering Philanthropist, or, Let
tiers fro m Chinese, written during his re-
isdence in the United States. discovered
and edited by George Fowler, OF Virginia.
Price one dollar.
Mem Der z.
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Sales at Vend NC.

SAFES at VeBG NC.
!, every Tuesday and Friday,
~ WILL BE SOLD
The yendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets.
s. Na,;rsy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
: particulars Of which viii be expressed ID
- hills of the daY----All kinds of goods
~sich arc on limitation and the prices OF
so are established, can at any time DC
s;ewod and purchased at the lowest Limitation
ana prices.
p. C. Marstc'lcr. v. NJ.
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Baltimore Hospital Lottery.

THIS EVENING
The drawing of the Baltimore Hospital
= 1asery will positively commence.
Az5S correct list OF the fate OF all tlekets sold
esf.he subscriber will be received by post at
Il leach days drawing and information to
allventurers given gratis.
ne Present price of tickets = coilars'
and shares in proportion.
R. GRAY,
November S.
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THIS DAY LANDING.

4 k1Xo bI4 h1NAAtNo
THE Cargo Of schooner Hazard, Capt. Lace,
from Boston,
AND FOR SALE BY
Lawrason & Fowle,
so tons plaster Paris
80 hhds n, E. rum
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles
100 do brown soap
100 bbls prime newbeef
2ooreams wrapping paper
40 pieces Russia oheetlng
Is barrels tanners and
casks winter strained SPERM OIL
SooGIeet Lumber.
IT, ALSO,
The Cargo Of the schooner HiMm, capt. Ru-
therlord, from Passamaquoddy.
loetons Plaster Paris
10000 feet Boards.
IN STORE,
10000 pounds prime green HAVANA Cot
fee in casks
10 hogsheads and
1870 barrels first quality Sugars
200 boxes mould and dlpt Candles
hogsheads and
Is barrels NV England Rum
60 barrels and
40 half barrels mess and prime Beef
$50 cams wrapping Paper
cases black and co!ored Sarcnetts
and Senchaws
400 lbs Nutmegs
Is chests Hysnn and Imperial Teas
quantity Of tow Cloth.
WANTED
Aquantity of Salt Petre.
Abby as above.
1~- November
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PROPOSALS

Phihb II. Nlckls@ s. Co.
For publishing by Subscription 6 nsw 9esi.
odicaI zvotk, TO be issued quarssrAy ,,and
TO be entitled 4,
The American Review Ok Ea45dorY *
Politics, -
Ind General Repository Of .Lstsrataye
and State Papers.
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is billeted or, the following a.;,,.,
viz. gill Of geneva, "a ounce. me-, sNes;,a i,
two ounces OK greens. eight oun,.' 6su
and a pot of beer. sds,s
The following Proclamation W..
ed here Yesterday - NES
DUTcHMEN,
Charged with the provision,
ment of the Kingdom of HolIanaS gown.
this day received the order Of h, We ba,
the emperor of the French, kipr IL Hi}ja!
protector of the confederation Of IS ., " tiF
and mediator of the Swiss Confed.A' ''s
to notify to you, 'ha: his imperial n'
having taken into consideration III. l's'S
affairs in Europe, the geographic d ~'
OF Holland, and the pre,ensors r W
common enemy, has, by deere. GS
from the palace of Ramboullr, IL. c 'sA
July, 1910, resolved, tia, the kiuod.~
Holland should be united with ,br 9 p
empire; which decree is of the for @a'
tenor See below
In communicating to YOU the tle,,..
are also charged by his majrsv the w.
ror to inform YOU, that his majesty g., g."
himself compelled TO put an ind 10 II.
termediate governments which for ,,.
years have harrsssed this part Of ,b.
pire, the Inhabitants of Holland sb,I
the objects of his care and his imperial n,
lesty will rejoice as much in their orosD.,m
as in that of his good CITY of Paris vE.
the spacions 6:id from Rome to Anv.,
dam, which is laid open to the inGusr 4
the inhabitants, may encourage to lccI IA
the period of the extension of their nun,
commercial relations in those regions with
their ancestors rendered so renowned and
which have carried to so high pN,hr.
glory of the Batavian and Dutch name
We finally notify TO you, that the g,nera
government will continue on the presn
footing, until the arrival of his i,lusuou
highness the prince arch treasurer Of tn
empire, the duke of Placeniia.
(Signcd)
VAN DER Helm.
A. ]. ] II. VERHEUw.
AMSTERDAM, July 10 1910.
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The Lorae.
Messss. Seymour, Harris, sc.

Mess:S- Seymour, ElafrlS, &C.
Act LIST. The scene lies on thu borders CT
Poland, and represents moated Castle ct
the baron Loy;nski's in the forest OF Osto-
pol.
kct,2d. The Tower and Terrace OF Lo
tloiska--On one side vaulted passage,on
the other recess in the rock under place
of concealment by the count Floreskl
ACT Sd, represents within the walls OF the
castle Of LovinSki--the towers and battle
ments, are guarded by soldiers--an engage
ment is commenced between the Polanders
and Tartars The castle is stormed ic vari-
Gus places--it is 6red-Lovinski and -Kera
>Kahn meet hand 10 hand--tae interior gate
is burst open and discovers LupausN and
-Lodoiska in-the burning castle-they are
rescued, end the TartarS are victorious.
TO zvhich vii De added, Cfositfvety the last
time Grand Oherotic Romance, IN tz2o
acts, called
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Doors to be opened at sixaad Performance
to commence at z o'clock.
1e Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
MIR. Showden's Printing Office, and Brooks
Hotel.
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We, Napoleon, emperor Of The French
king of Italy, protector Of the confederation
of the Rhine, mediator of the Swiss comic
deration, &c. &c. have decreed, &hsre9
decree as follow -
TITLE I.
Art. 1. Holland is united to Franc
2. The city of Amsterdam snail b. the
third city Of the empire.
8. Holland shall have senators, 6 de-
putiss to the council of state, 25 dePu'I''
TO the Legislative body, and 2 judges ID TIL
court of cessation.
4. The officers by sea and land, Of "'%'
ever rank, shall be confirmed in t6tIr''
pigments, commissions shall be deI'VS'H
them signed with cur hand. The roy
guard shall be united to our Imperial Soa,,'
TITLE I1.-Of the administration tor 1917
5. The duke Ct Piacentia, arch 'Te''T"
of the empire, shall repair to Am''s'" T
in the capacity of our lieut.. general AZ
shall preside in the council 81 minister T a.
attend to the dispatch Of business ,o ~
functions shall cease the 1T OF an' '0 90,
the period when the French ada.'!l'''''''''
shall commence. ,,,.
6. All the public functionaTles o. "% %,,
eve, rank, are confirmed in their '''F'''
ments.
TITLE IIE-QfMs finance"
:. The presen, contributions sh1a sv" .
tinue to be levied until The 1sl- OF '""'I l..
1911, at which period The country '"" nj!
eased of that burden, and The IMPOSE + n,
on the same footing as Of Ire Ts'' -
empire. r,ors,.
8. The budget of receipts and u'' Dr,
ments shall be submitted 10 our az"
ton before The Isl # August n'S' e;o,er
One third of the present amount 81 81; ID ID +,
est upon the public deb; shall be ea''''
the account Of expenditure for 1917 mo and
The interest of the debt tor 1870 10 =" an,
1909, no. ye, paid, shall be redueee 1910
third, and charged Oh the budSets y, o.
9. The custom houses On the u nosnz.
ther than those Of France, shall DC o9 1ir,c.
ed under the superin,endancs Of on. II!
tor general OF the custom hous'" .or,,cJ
Dutch custom houses shall be inco'i''
Herewith. >, the
The line Of custom houses, no" II III.
French frontier, shall be kept up W." ~. re.
LIST of January, 1911, when It sHv' Holland
and the communication o.
with tho empire become free ,,,Ny IN
10. The colonial produce aI."' Il The
Holland, shall remain in the hands w cent.
owners, upon paving duty Of + 50 20. ps amount
ad valorem. a declaration OF Wv, a, far
shall be made before the Isl Of osp'
thsst.
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AMSTERDAM, 3uly II.

According to proclamation issued on
the ETH, every soldier quartcred in this CT.
ty is authorized to demand OF the person he
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{ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
Now Landing

Now Landing
Ffo on board the schooner 1acfin, captain
.Silver, and far sale by the subscriber,
80 hhds. first quality scale Sugars
40 bags Green Coffee,
tierces new Rice,
90 halfboxes Havana Segars,
As7, from on board schooner Mary and Kat
ty, captain B1dck.
100 barrels Muaooyado SUGARS, of DIFF
,forent qualities,
N. Keene.
ESarte,nb.r1I. d
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THE FORTY THIEVES.
Public Sale.
BY virtue of a deed Of Truh

BY virtue of a deed Of Truft
from James Douglas TO the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of sum OF money due to
William Newton and Robert-I. Taylor, will
be exposed to public sale, on credit of 90
and 20 days, at the dwelling house, of James
Douglas, ON Prince street, on Wedntsday
morning nert, az III O'Clock,
Several Negroes, and variety of
Household & Kitchen Furniture.
N. HERBERT, TuRee.
- Sept. 10. DIT
CT Printing in all its branch
es neatly executed atthis office.