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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-24
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public DEFAULTERS 1T .ENcLANv
The Hon George Vlilers, pay master. OF the
Marines. il Il deEaul;er To the amount of three
hundred thousand pounds stetling. A sim'lai
discovery is also said TO have been made, IN the
Prize Agency Experimentation not stated
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
GOOD CHANCE.

FOR SALE, a FARM in Bridgton, con-
= tanning about one hundred and iixry acres,
living within two hundred rods of the meeting
houfe, fchool houle, gria and Jaw mills, mott
beautifully fituated on the main road
.dljo--A two tory HOUSE and about two
acres Of I.and, lying near iaid mills Alto, 4
Farm in Lowell, in the county Of Oxford,
containing 100 acres of moft excellent Land,
with about twenty acres, well into grals, and
ten acres of rye flowed, that was PUT in early !,
with Barn and log Houfe. The fame, for
which Cath muf be received in payment, or
land JOSEPH SEARS.
ByiigtOn, Feb %, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
OF CONGRESS.

What shall we say Shall we tell orr
readers that the majority are living upon the
peoples money from day to day, and with
OUT endeavoring to extricate them from the
hobbies into which they have plunged them
They have not the Inclination, if they had the
ability, to help the people. They are con-
tinually making laws, and aanaakins them
One moment they give the people hopes of
a restoration Of prosperity; the next, threa-
ten them with war with England and so
they go on to linger the time and to gorge
the pampered parasites of the administra-
ation.
Mr. Macon's bill, as amended, has been
entrusted 10 committee which are all De-
ntoyats, ali WTarhaqUks, all Consnerce-h aters,
except one, Mr., Dana. Its expected they
will report a second edition of Non Inter-
course, Embargo, and War Policy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Ne70 G0ods, for SAFE.
WILLIAM SMITH,

. ESPECTFULLY informs the Public that
~ he has for faIe, at his Store bottorn o. r.
Street, few doors from Medfs Qaiay u BIZ
ker's, general aflortment of
WeE- india G00dS and Groceries ;
among which are the following
SO hhds Turks I12nd Salt-4O uuintals belf
Dumb Table Filh-5o quintais Pollock Fifth
--Cogniac aud spanifh Brandy-HoIands
and American Gin--WSa India and New
Englaad Rum Hyfon, Young Hyfon, rtylon
Skin Souchong and Bobea Teas, u 2 quality
White and brown HAVANA Sugar Ma
Unique o-Coffee-Chocolate--
Ailpce---Pepper--M and Cloves : :
Freih Caik and Box Rallins--20 bbls trei4
Superhne New York Flour 5sz-Jlland and
Georgia Cotton-Loaf and Lump Sugar
5 hhds fri quality Retailing Molafes-Fig,
Pigtail and Smoakihg Tobacco general az
fortment of Iron Ware-Iron and feel Sho-
vels--a few Ca1<s tower proof Powde -
Brunfhun Patent Shott-indigo--L
Redwood and Futile Alum and CoPpefas--
together with imall aflortIrent Of
ENGLISH GOODS
which he offers fer faIe as cheap as can be OBJ
tanned in this town or Bottom.
NJ Families that buy Teas from this
Store, may depend on is being the very ART
quality, ii it il not they are welcome 20 return
IT,; and receive their money again.
(tf) Des. u, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
TeaEurer Of York County.

OARDMAN JOHNSON, Efquire, has
"a been nominated fuitabie perfon for
that Office, being perion who Is honeR, cor
rect and punctua, and his bu6nels as gaoIer
keeps him generally at home.
Ii has been favourite object 10 have the
Treafurer's Office removed to Alfred, by the
upper part OF the county It's being central
cannot be objected to by any party. II is
therefore hoped that they will unite their
fuffrages for him, not doubling that he will
give general fatisfaction. ANXIOUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

He ALTO informs his friends and the public
At large. thar he has for fate, AZ iaid fore.
Mems. Women's, and Miies Leather ard
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
415S-A large aaortment of MOROCCO
SKINS Of all coiors--BINDING SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &c &c.
AL6-SHEEP SKINS waited, for which
generous price will be given, If good aud
well faved, which may. be done in The follow
ing manner Always pur on lime TO fetch
the wool. Alter taking of the wool, walh
the kin and put il into falt pickle, firing it
two or three times in the courie Of four or
fix hours, then hang l. up in the ihade. But
to have them green i preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention 70 the
above, may fave many hundreds OF Dollars,
almolf as eafy as to throw their Rins away.
Portland, Md,s5 u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
WILLIAM M'LELLAN. Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public, that
he is now opening large ahortment Of
81 Isl M AhI N G(lllIlN

INFORMS his friends and the public, that
he is now opening large aGortment Of
SEASCNABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH E--blsck, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark MKT Broadcloths--
black, blue, brown aAd fawn Kerfimeres--
bottle green Observation-Disclosures blue,
fawn and crinlon Peliece cIolhs--plumb and
black Peiiece Velvets-red, green, back and
white Fianneis-ditto 8aizes-ditto Bomba.
zetss and Wiidbores-PsIs Cords-afort-
ment of Veltings-men's Velvets- Feasauts
and Coarings-Fo Cloths * narrow Plains
Misunderstanding Couons--india
Cottons-black, white, and plumb Cambrics
black twIil'd do-a large Alignment OF
Mulns-Luitrings, Pertains, Modes and Sat
tins-cotton Shawls and Hdkfs-- Cameis-hair
long Shawls-6gured Turbans-broen PA
tillas-cotton oewings--Sik Twilt-iewing
Silk-Ferrits and Kbbons-ihort fix Gloves
velvet Bindirgs-Dimities--
Goods of all colours--worled Hohery--mo-
rocco Shoes--be Of fix workd Buttons
AIso~-Knives and Forks Bellows-Pock-
ct -S2ectacies-Patent Lanps-Shov-
els ard Tongs-- Pins and feedles-E laihc
Knitting Needes-Spoons- -Thimbles- Nuts
and Tippets, &c &c.--aiI Of which he will
fell very low, and invites Purchaiers 10 call
and fee for themfeives.
Tan. 5. Ef)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

United Marine and Fire MErance
Company.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE Stockholders of The United Marine
and Fire Infurance Company of Portland.
are hereby notified, that their annual meeting
for the choice of feven Directors, for the en-
flung year, will be held at their Office, on
Tue:day the third day of April next, at 8
o'clock p. M.
BY osdsy Of fbs Prsfdent and Di,stzeys.
JNo. WOODMAN, Say PRO. fs~.
U. NJ. g Fire InjDanee Cbfre,l
Portland, Maycb ~, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
We solicit the attention of all who

We solicit the attention of all who
are DESTROYS of solid information, to the
communication signed /" Citizen," on
our second page. Let not its length
deter any one from candid and accu-
rate peIusal, for they will be abundant
ly repaid BY the solidity of reasoning,
the nice discrimination of political in
formation and research, and the wis
dom of conclusion which it contains.
The honest inquirer after TRUTH,
viii there find pretty minute account
of the progressive strides of democra-
cy and misrule, for the last 8 or 9
years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
milttarp.
TUST PUBLISHED,

TUST PUBLISHED,
A ND ready for delivery at JOHN
a PRATTs Store, in Forsf'eet,
II Syfcm Of lNaneuvrcs,
As adopted by the Portland Military AGstiafioH
containing the
Ecbeii0n M0Uemsnts,
which have been found 20 conducive OF fuc-
ceCs in the French Armies; and other Mod
ern improvements applicable 70 Cavalry
as well as Iufantry
Members Of the AfociAtion are requehed
to cal and receive their Books.
A few copies of this valuable work are for
fale, likewhe, at the feveral Book itofes 10
Portland.
~ Officers defirous Of acquiring knowi-
edge Of luch manGuvres as appertain 60 their.
nrofetIion, will do well 20 MAKE earlcy apPH-
cation, as but few copies remain unapproPri-
ated. Feb. l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

We are requested to state, for the in-
formation of the Electors of Lintoia,
Hancock and Washington district, that
the Hon. THEODORE LINcoLN declines
being considered candidate for the or
hce of Senator at the approaching cleo
uon and that the Federal Republicans
viii exert their influence in support of 4.
Hon. MARK l.. HILL, and
WILLIAM CROSBY, Esq.
a unity and zeal correspondent with
INC merits OF the cause they esponSe,
VIII unquestionably effect The election
~ these geu.lemcn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
To Let, or Sell.

a LANYARD, with good Buildings, and
- good Founta ain of Water, with Soap
Works.
A5S-A convenient STABLE, and Gar
den Lot, few rods from State-ffreet all of
which formerly belonged to Deacon Jo5a
IBra6fr. For further particulars, inquire Of
Mr.. JOHN DEANE, of Portland, or Joseph
THRASHER, of NfzO- GleufsFes.
Mavtb ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

The alarming condition of our coun-
try is sufficient to make any reasonable
man depfecate the conduct ofthose who
have been the cause of it. But when
we see the Chief Magistrate of the u
Mon STOPPING from his hrlde of flace
for the paltry purpose OF influencing a
state election we cannot restrain our in
dignation. These sentiments must a.
rise by the perusal Of letter from
James Madison to Gen Stark, and which
was evidently intended as sfi1r to set
that superannuated old horse a kicking.
We feel no ingra'itude towards Gen.
Stark for the services which he did per-
form, during the revolution but we
condemn his conduct in suffering him.
self to be led away thus, TO use thes e
services as handle to effect the ambi-
tious views Of some unprincipled DEM
agogues.
His Excellency the Governor, with
advice and consent of Council, has APP
pointed THURSDAY, the ffih day Of
.Afirii nert, as day of Public Humilia-
ton, Fasting, and Prayer throughout
this Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Ebenezer Davis,

IDNLA@A~A KIdFIo1
Saddler and CbaiIf Trimmer,
A CQUAINTS his friends asd the public,
that he has removed from bis late ftand
in Buxton, and taken ihep belonging to
Mr.. John Cleaves, IN SaeO, where he propofes
carrying on the blGnefs of
Saddler and Cbajfs Trimmer,
in their various brsnches-where the public
may be ferved on advantageous terms, and
with puncfualiiy and difpatch.
Wanted Lmmediatey,
A JOURNEYMAN, who is good work
man, at the above buinefs. Likewife, an
Apprentice, to whom good encouragement
will be given. Saeo, March IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
William Bakers Eftate.

ITO be fold by order of Court, on Thurs
DAY the twenty fourth day Of April
next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, a.
the late Dwelling Houfe Of William Baker,
late of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber-
land, yeoman. deceafed-FoFty acres OF Out
Land, belonging to the efate of iaid deeeaied,
for payment of his debts
LYDIA BAKER Aa''" 'J ra..
Martb /, 1910 I2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

long been sealed up with democracy
the clay of frenchihed liberty, and the
stiittle of an ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE,
and zyar zyirh England, must certainly
unclose them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

10 Scarborough, by the Rev. Thomas Ian
caner, Mr.. James Randall, TO Mrs. Sarah
Fogg
In this town, Dy the Rev. Mr.. Payf,n.
Mr. Thomas Stanwocd, OF Brunfwick, 70
Mrs. Anna Morie Of this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
DR.. REFS

NEW CYCLOPAEDIA, Vol. x, Part IN
~ and I'd, and Vol. XII part 4 and I'd
are in the poi1eiion of the fubtcriber. and
will be delivered 70 fublcribers IN the .iiftTa
Of Name, at fore No. %. Long Wharf
THOMAS CROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

We have received several nominations in
favor of Boardman Jfohnson, Esq. for the Of
fee of Treasurer of York county but as the
authors have seen fit to withhold their names
from Us, we do not feel ourselves authorize
ed to give place to them as communications
antil we have it from more certain channels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
TON TIMBER.

ONE or Two Hundred Ton of TIMBER,
- fuirabie for an European market, may be
had by applying 70 VIM: CAPEN, or HAIR
RISON BRAZIER.
Portland, Martb IL, 1910 (tfI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

TzsaH feJsnf 1vk7m itanay csrceyn :
A LII perfons Indebted 10 the fubacriber,
by Note or Account, are requeiled 10
cali At No 2. 1sHsr' Ron. Fee fytn. for pay
mcnt, on or before the fecond day Of April
next, Or they viii poftively be put into an
Attorneys hands for collection.
JCNATHAH TUKSBURY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

LAUNCH--On the 9TH inst. was launch
ed in this town, the beautiful coppered brig
RAPID, 100 tons burthen built by William
Moulton, for and owned by VIM Jewett.
She is considered for model, materials, and
workmanship, equal, if not superior to any
vessel ever built in Maine.-Fs. Friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
TAKE NOTICE. !

TAKE NOTICE. :
THE Copartnerihip heretofore fulfilling
under the firm of
Hockenhull & Co.
was diholved by mutual content on the eth
infant; all perfons, therefore, having &C.
counts open with faid firm are requelted to
call on DAVID STANLEY, at their late fand,
who is duly authorized to adult the fame.
THOS: HOCKENHULL,
H. C. DhYIS,
DATID STANLEY.
Marrk 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

From M.dRBLEHEAD, March 8.


|" Arrived sch. Endeavour, Powers,
in As days from Gyon.
"She brings the following extract of
a letter from Mr.. O'BRIEN, of St. An
dero, dated Jan. 5.
This morning arrived here the A.
merican sch. Britannia, capt. Bunker,
from Salem. The moment she came
to anchor General Bonnet sent soldiers
on board 20 take possession of her.
The American Consul snquiring the
cause, was informed by the General
that he had EXPRESS ORDERS
from the EMPEROR to SEE ALL
AMERICAN VESSELS, and to
treat their CAPTAINS and CREWS
as PRISONERS of WAR"
The following extract Of letter from
Napoleon to the Emperor of Russia
dated Schenbrunn Oct. 10, adds anoth-
er to the multitude of instances of
French fiiendshih and universal domina-
ton.
The u. States are on the worst
terms with England, and appears seri-
ously and sincerely disposed to adopt
our system"
BY a return" of the Secretary Of
War, made few days since, il appears,
that since the LIST of January, 1909, 81
commissioned officers have resigned, 6
haze died, and 6 haze been cashiered by
courts martial. That ont ofl667 troots,
523 died between tie lst Of May and THE
! 5M Of NoUember-6 months and S
days; and that, Of the same body Of 1867
62l more zvere sick, making together,
liza, and leaving 523 and the secre-
tary adds, that, " the number of deaths
will be found eventually to erceed those
, stated IN the return" 1t seems, by
the purchase Of Louisiana, we have OBJ
tanned, not only grave for our money,
but for our men. It is a melancholy
taie.-Con. Mir.
Melancholy and MortJfying Toast.
" TIE .drny of The United States -
We paid FIFTEEN MILLIONS for
their Burial Place"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

Il chance for a good Bargain.
ELEVEN hundred acres of choice Timbered
II LAND, may be obtained on advanta.
geous terms, Gtuated on Crooked River, in
the town of Waterford. Said Land is well
ftocked with Timber, that can be hauled at
fmall expenfe. For further particulars, in
quire of JOSHUA WEBB.
Falmouth, fSaeeavaH9a/ Marsh IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
David Stanley,

David Stanley,
Acquaints his friends and the public that
he continues to occupy the above itand, where
he intends carrying on the
Boot and Sb1e-Making BuGnsG,
in its various branches, a. uluaL
Portland, MSreb IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

For Sale, or TO Let,
A ND immediate poifei1ion given, Two
A Story DWELLING HOUSE in Free Rect
For particulars apply to
J DICKS.
Portland, Ma,eb H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

To fail in all this month, the
new brig RANGER, Jobn Neal,
Matter. For freight or pafage
apply to the Matter on board,
at Ricbardsaa's Wb1C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
More French Protection.

Capt. Bragdon ofthe schooner Trim,
arrived at this port, on Friday last,
from the West Indies,-She was
captured by the French Pirate or Pri-
va,eer, Superior, and robbed OF every
species of property on board, amount
ing to several thousand dollars-They
were about setting fire to the schooner,
but an English vessel heaving in sight,
she was given up. The commander
of this privateer gave Capt. B. a certifi-
cate that he hillndered and burnt all A
mericans under the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES. The said schooner was a
Southern built vessel and has done i'm
meAse damage to our commerce.
The people of the U. States are told
in contemptuous and traiterous man
ner, that {" French Enmity" is an old
Story. Yes it is an old Story, and a
story that we lament to say, we are too
often obliged to repeat. The frequent
information we receive of the rightful
property Of our ozvn citizens being cap
turcd and the lives of our countrymen
sported with by the terrors OF French
prisons, is enough 10 cause every man,
who has any interest in the welfare Of
our country, to be incensed, to be enra-
ged, and to draw from our preludiced
and unfeeling rulers the reason that
these evil deeds are thus suffered tame
" 10 flaas NATURALIZATION further e
lucidation OF this subject, the reader is
referred 10 piece oh the first page OF
this days Gazette.
After these repeated instances of OUT
rage and perfidy, we think it will pref
ty generally be conceded, that under ex-
listing circumstances ur negociator zvith
France, should be the sgrord ; our mis-.
sion. if they dare ahhrouch our shores,
shouLd be red-hot balls J our Diplomatic
hen, should be The hoint cfthe 6ayonet !;
and fttu ts9uSand men, zoith courage in
fhcir hearts, and gyifh presented arms IN
fheir hands should constitute our en-
6assy.
How long will those persons who
have hitherto borne the title OF demo-
. - come of whom we believe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

BY the doings of the Canadian Legisla-
ture, we can perceive the fallacy of our gov
ernment's views in coercing the British Prov.
inces BY report of committee, It ap
pears that " the province is now in state
to deiray all the expenses OF the govern
ment" This they have never before been
able to do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

How long will those persons who
have hitherto burne the title OF demo-
Grassland some of whom we believe
to be of good judgment and accurate
Observation-Disclosures long, We say, can
such men bear the falshood and absur-
dities by which the party is held togeth-
err? We believe that Patience has done
her hcrfcct zuork, and that they must
have those eyes opened which have SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
DorfIano,



We can this week present our readers
with some small intelligence from Europe, by
the arrival OF the British packet, Eliza, from
Falmouth. She brings London dates TO
Jan. Is, 1t appears that the news of Mr..
Jackson's insult had reached England, but
was not expected to produce any warlike
effects towards US, if we may Judge of the
disposition of the British government; by the
single assertion of the Times, an snti-min-
isterM paper. From this paper only, tile
most important extracts are made. That
the intention of our government i'll their con-
duct to Mr. Jackson, was manifestly to Gre
ate disturbance with England and to please
the Emperor of France, cannot be denied ;
bat whether this hostile disposition and m
suit on ow part, has excited any resentment
in the British government, we have yet to
learn. We cannot give any credit to this
information, because the mere opinion ofone
editor, and of one too, whose sentiments do
not coincide with those of his own govern
ment, cannot be taken as proof of the de-
terminate sentiments OF the ministry Of En-
gland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
BOOKS.

TN the various branches Of LITERATURE
4 for fate AZ The Bookilore Of
ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

Melancholy and Mortjfying Toast.
" The .drnay of The United States -
We paid FIFTEEN MILLIONS for
their Burial Place"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-07
aud 9teZpGrI--
PAIGE 4 D1LLAas 50 osN'--.-

pstrE 4 DOLLARS 50 ,cSsHrs--- q
poles and Regulations fer the Field Exef-
RS. and slancuYres Of the french lntantfy,
;sSneo August Isl, 1891; and the Nian@u-
yres aided, which have been sioce adopted
BY the emperor Napoleon Also the -sia-
nCsuyles OF the Field artillery, With lntal-
tsy. By Col. Irenee amelot &c Lacrol.,, late.
Chief Of Brigade In the ftenca service. In
three volumes, the third votumc consisting
ofelates
The principal part OF this work has been.
trsns! ted from French to Eng.lsh, by Lieut..
Co, NJ ,cdoaall, in the service OF MS Eritail-
nj K maiesoy. Col, dc LacfolX mas not ohiy
awaited himself Of Mscdonaid's transialon'
but has rctsiaed the principal theories, with
which Col 81. has enriched his work, esfe-
eially mis- comparison CT the french tacucs
With the Prussian. md the principles OF the
different nations with the p gtIsa; because
3 those valuable notes are sufficient Tor 4acn
comparisons, and arc in point. Col DE L
ha. augmented those NOES.
4 he 4atrolactioa o. oil de i.aerolx' work
vii direct the attention of the young amerl-
cans to the study OF learned tactics, the re-
4 slt OF experience. and ena0ie them 10 OBTAIN
ue precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
they must &c convinced that good otilcer
iorms 500 solder, and that the expert
ehce oil ayes has demonstrated that the SOL
eier will perform his duty correctly, When ne
hwell commanded.
AT the end of the second volume OF this
work, Coz. De Lacroix has added the Hlanmu,
sfes OF the field artillery with the infantry.
sscoftias to tie French principles. 1t is not
necessary to lavish praises On the advantage
y moving this laundering arm with the same
.aSiIity and CELEBRITY as the line. Europe is
now convinced and confessesit He has adj
ssa fiatcs, which demonstrate those man9u-
81 .sss 50 essential to the great operations Of
them. - '''' S',',-'
sol de Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
Is ~ 70 add TO this book some new adoptet
saGusres, which have been put IN practice
Tsfest advantage in the face of an enemy
M ueAhance the value of this work IS the only
NSse could induce him to augment It's size
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Iilhlng Landings to Let.
The fubfcrlber wifhes to let

x4lC loOlSA1HSA 'VlAAASC " aNk
his sundry fIonLtG LAND1AG Tor a
short term of years, viz.
The two OH each side the Warburton Poirt,
or Fort Wharf the one nearly adjoining at
the meaeow parrs; the Piscataway Cliff Land
ing, a. d the old Seine Landing near to IT.
To save trouble to applicants his terms are
500 dollars per year for those above the
Swan Harbor Landipg being engaged tose-
tier with The iull use of the Warehouse and53
or other out houses, saving to himself the
ceilur under the brick dwelling, and the lock-
ed up room at the end OF the large warehouse,
and o,her condislons-for which houses We
has been offered exclusive of the fisheries,
30 dollars per year. The wharf landings,
AMI eonyenicncies, clean shores, and use OF
pastur4ge, are not equailed by any on the Po-
,tomdC river.
Thomas Diggs.
Auoust Is at
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TUESDAY. Aucusr =. 1910.

Bryan Hampson & Co.
Hare jnf Reeeiued and for Sale,
l2o bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. FIRST quality New Orleans Sugar
Is do second quality do.
10 barrels Gin
SO boxes Pipes, containing 8 grosseach
Is quarter Casks Malaga Wine
30 boxes dipr Candles.
They also want to purchase quantity OF
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august 2
Negro DANIEL,

Aoed about "a or rs years. a 6fzcksnAA
,ssde. andinferior to none of his ;colour, IN
t ~ 1 occupation, belonging to the subscriber
in Fairfax county, rear Center'i!ie' r l1s -
behaved i'll towards his masisr ne is' ~ s'AsS
reason, offered fer SALE. h.n /.
Heis now in Fairfax Jail where hemay as
seen and the terms made known
s'sA Coleman, Brosun.
July 25.