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COMMUNICATED.
To the memory of Col RossRr GXas1r I'M.

4 o '"e memory OF Cot RoBeRr CANDLE la.e
Of hichp,0nd,
Seldom has the death of a citizen .ff,rdas1
SUCH general regret, as that of Col. Robert
Gamble, nor has the mourning tribute of respect
ever been more spontaneous, more sincere. more
honorable, or more general
AS CluZeD, Col. Gamble was an honorable
example as related to his social, moral and re.
iiglous duties 1
AS spatriot and soldier, tits sufficient to saw
I I'iat ne served IA the revolutionary army with
hisn reputation and Terminated his military ca.
reer IN the rank of Captain.
AS a politician, he was ingenious, candid
ara ardent, Eat hiss ardor was that of q heart
WHICH Knew nelther guise nor Observation-Disclosures
warmly attached to tho Federal party. his at.
tachments were such as might be avowed bva
heart that painted neither for office nor power.
ingenious liberal and lust.
AS friend, lie was generous, ,n,uspicious r.
sincere TO those to whom he gave his conf.
oence he seemed as it were, to carry his heart
LII his hand.
AS relative, what shall say shall 1 revive
ana give activity to feeiings OF the keenest sensi
oIiity shall remind those who can never forget
what he was-tIaI he is no more
fortune had crowned the efforts OF Col:
Gamble with success Yes that honorable
success, which was derived from enterpritex
INDUSTRY, and fair dealing and whilst his hosni:
tsnty' MS generosity, his charity, and his for.
1esra'ice will bs acknowledged'by thousands,
tnere are none, no, not one, in whoxe bosom
ne has ever excited pang-f from whose eve,
nc ever drew the tear of dsconsolation. His
wealth, was indeed, blessing to himself, 90 his
family, to mis- friends, to The community and 10
mankind.
Such 10 brief sketch of the much iamen=
ted Col. Robert CANDLE and such is the Ia,e
'oute OF A FRIEND.
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DELEGATEs.

Elected to serve az The ensuig Gene, IL tsse.;,bi.
Berkeicy-Magnus late, George p,r,rr,;.,d
Sdfh- - Civ MS, Samuel Blackburn
6offetouri-Dayid KowianA, Alien TAYLOR.
Charles cio-John Christian, Cu,i!eius Ec.
mon.
Eairtas-Dr. Peake,- Dir. Coleman.
Gooehlana-"Josah I.eake, LIB Ferguson.
- Aias and 2aeen-Auinphrey Walker, Why
Loaded William Rsgland,' Peter NJ. Daniel.
Meeklenbgrg-IsmesI Jones, John Goodc. ir.
He| AcHs-Ko3ert Christian, Iuhn II Christi.
Pendleson-Peter Hui, John sFisher.
Rocking ham-Arrhibsld Rutherford, William
Br;ant. A.1
A,,heyst-Reubin Norvel, Charles Carter.
7hO.e marked thus are ne1u n, e,tocss.
In this Senatorial district, Mr. VIM. G. poiudex.
terris elected.
In the district Of Augusta, &c. Mr.. G. Hustoa
mad majority of 5o9 over Mr.. C.. Johnson-au..
3asfd was yetto vote.
The Senate of the U S have agreed to the re.
SOLUTION Oh the IL OF K ~ G4jcurE the LIST Of May.
COMMUNICATION =
On tuesday, the 24th instant, Doct Charles III.
Graves, and w iIliam Scammeli, republican an
d'dstes, were elected to serve in the next Gene:
raj Assembly Of Virgins, for the county of Sur
ry,. AT the close OF the election, tue poll stood:
1or Sraves, 100
oGsmneiL 15S
Allen, III
Major, -.. ITO
In consequences ofthe triumph Of Republican.
ISM, the courthouse, tavern and adjacent build.
inSs were elegantly illuminated
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Rhode Island Election for general officers ard
representatives was oBthe 10Th inst The r, sulf
Is tie ascendancy oil Republicanism i'm 9Y
towns, the Wing Majority is 274!i ,h,e. towns
only to be heard from. which Will probably in.
crease this mjority--bdt iflbey are as tl,ey were
last spring, the result is thdS,
Wing majority, 2zA
Federal do. last year, $40
Nett Republican Gam 4 Ola
Sever Wings are put in tie place Of Feds re
turned last hugust--whch yields RteRblicaa
nIyofisy IN the state IL. OF Repre- sent q, ives OF
four.
The Elections in Ne-e 1ork began les. Tuesday,
and -ould c0ntirge days,
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/ OSl, between Richmond and George Town
- District Columbia ) between the it'll &c
II Ticker, No. e7es.
In the onien College Lottery of New York, now
drawiDg-it had the names of Judah Il Lazarus
printed on the back, and written thereon" The
joint proPoty Of JOsfbh Trent ard L :yosebA, 10
De divided II Prize" 1t was dropped it Is st,p-
posed, at some tavern on the road One of the.
ProoPrietoTs rs now on his way to New York, and
VIII take such steps az to prevent; the sender,
should he not return it, from receiving pavn,.ns
if it draws prize-if restored TO either Of the
owners, or to the editor ofthis paper, any reason.
able compensation will be made.
April 27. o.
, OT The Editor OF the Alexandria Daily C,s
zette' Commercial and Political, ia request d "a,
insert the above one week aud forward on his &C.
count to the editor of the Argus for payment.
EoUND--A few days aimee, between Bali.
n more and Washington, BANK nor E,g M
small amount The subscriber will, with ple..
sure, enclose them to any person giving sa,istaos
tory description of them
CHARLES b. FoN7liWg,
April 81. Ia
4 NE SUBSCRIBER, viii in futurc. attend
the Inferior and superior Courts Of CoocIr-
land Albemarle, Louisa and Hanover anv a.
sness i'll the collecting line, " Inch nav be enk,,.
Ted to hiR, Shalt be diligently and punctuslv az
tended 10. Letters addressed to him, post tya;dl
70 pdtties Store, i'll be Immediately receited X
particularly noticed.
GEoRGE HdRRIS.
Louisa, hDfil a. obs;
I AND FOR SALE, in GbccblaItI Co,,,,-
- on the waters OF Beaver Dam, and ssitl,in
q or miles ct James RYcr, 466 scres abour
one l'lf wood land ana well tirnDered AS IL ~
presumrbie The T., rchsser will view the land. I
shsil not comment upon It's uuaIiles
u liberal oftiit wi be gwen on receiving one
fouith the purchase money in hand, and deed
Ut trust upon tire laui, 20 secute The u.ynrnt
uereof Other~iss, approved property IN Ricl,-
INC q or s'uAs aear ,e, will be taken u, exchange
81 valuation. The land will be stewn 10 any en-
temsp, by cspt Robert Sampson, Cross KosIs.
Goochiand, aad Tie term, made kno WI
at A1R4&1' Po0RE.
""sHJ "Pn rs g4HH
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1913 Nett Repnl1liha

gam III 451 towus--20 small towns to be
heard from, which will nos much vary the
result.
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Jas: WILKINSON.
ZHeiHonoraHe
Secretary of War.

Secretary Of War.
H1r. RaHdoLhh from the committee IN
whom vas referred the resolution respect
Ing the reduction of the naval establishment
reported the following hill which was
twice read and referred to a committee of
the whole:
81 6tH 10 reduce the Naval Establishment
II The H. Stakcs.
BE it enacted by fhe Senate and H,usc
81 Refrescntc,iUes ofthc United States of
america, an Congress assem6kcd, That the
naval establishment of the u States shall
De and the same is hereby reduced in the
manner following.
1t shall be the duty Of the Secretary of the
treasury, under the direction of the Pres;
dent OF the United States to proceed to sell
All rae gun boats in the service of the Uni
yea States, with their tackle and apparel -
(rovtded. That the guns and other warlike
equipments, OF said gun-boats, shall be re
tanned and preserved.
~ snail be the further duty Of the said Sc
sretary, under the direction aforesaid 10
cause 10 be sold, all the frigates of the Uni
sed states, (three Only excepted, which the
president shall designate.) with their tackle
'ahd apparel, guns and warlike equipments
excepted. which shall be retained and PIE
served.
1t shall be the further duty Of the said Sc
cretary, under the direction aforesaid tn
cause to be sold all the OF her armed We sells
81 the United States, (three only excepted.
which the President Of tho u. States shall
sesignate,) with their tackle and apparel,
sans q "ariike equipments excepted, which
shall be retained and preserved.
SIG. 2. .Snd be IL further enacted, That
the officers and seauen now in the service
Of the u. States. shall be aud they hcrebv
are discharged from the said service, sue,
number Only excepted as may be Sufficient
10 othcer and man the ships Of war retained
'n the pubic service, 10 virtue OF the pre-.
ceding secucn: ProUfded, That to each Of
iIcer and seaman who shall be discharged by
sGtue vi his ss., .l.9is s.ssl be allowed
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OF The Editor or the Alexandria Da;jv c,x
zzeite, Commercial and Political, 10 request d 4,
insert the above one week aud forward OF his ao.
count to The editor of the Argus for payment.
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MASSACHUSETTS EtEeTioN.
Gerry. Gore.
N.48 44,268
Al 268
$3.50 Present majority.
2,523 Fed. maj. in 1909.
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The Senate Of the u S have agreed the re-
solution OF the H. of K. TO d4jours the 1st of May:
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The question was taken on the passage of the
bill about 5o'eiock, and carried 81 to 40.
Mr.. Looe. proposed resolution substantially
similar to that which the House refused 10
consider yesterday; which the House again re.
! i,tsel 20 cnnsilec -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
FOR SALE.

A FARM lying in Durham, about miles
Z : from Freeport corner, conflfing Of a.
bout 60 acres of excellent land, well wood
ed and watered-loo acres of which are I'M
der improvement-produces about 40 tons Of
hay annually, with new two tory Dwelling
Houfe, nearly fnifhed-a Barn so by 80,
well hnifhed--a wood houfe, fhop, and 9TH
er out houfes thereon ltsnding--a good well
Of water ftuated in faid wood houle, and an
acqueducf of water leading therefrom TO the
barn yard-Alfo, young Orchard, contain
ing about 500 apple trees, 100 of which be-
gins to bear. Said farm is pleafantly htuated
on the County Road, leading from Freeport
to Turner, and is good ftand for Tavern,
For further particulars enquire of JOSIAH
BuRNHAM, on the premiies-or JOSEPH M
GERRIsH, Portland.
M The stock on faid Farm may be purcha-
fed with the fame if wanted - alto, farming u
tensls. March 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
JOHN DALRYMPLE.

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Portland, that he has for fale, few doors
above Q-iry e BaIsys, Fifh- Street, nearly
oppoG,e Maiss Bosk. large adortment OF
elegant Enghfh WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain Dsssb, day of the month and plan
do Watch Chains, Scale and Keys, double
gilt gold nattern.
A hznd(ome afortment of JEWELRY, A.
mong which are fome Filligree Work-very
elegant Gold Watch Chains and keys-Silysr
Table and Tea spocns-Plated Gators and
Observation-Disclosures Tea Pots of the new
eft faihion-tinned, queens metal, and pew
Ter Table and Tea Spoons--slegant Tortoife-
She'll and Horn Hair Combs; variety Of
Ivory and Horn Small Tooth do.
H1RDWARE-A large ahortment OF
Knives and Forks, among which are fome fetts
very 6ne-a great variety of Pocket and PEN
knives--a few dozen Raxors Of the frft quail
ry-lsrge and fraall ScifIon-saws, SO inch
eat feel tennon-dovetail and wood Saws
Chiflels of all kinds Gouges, from ] I-2 inch
TO the fnaliclt iet,--Carpeuters Squares and
CorRpafies-~Czrpenter's Hammer-Laihing
do--Wooi 6crews-Saw Setts--Screw Dri-
vers--DrawinE Knives--iire Steels---Ink-
Stands, pocket and defk--Razor Cafs,--Coth
and Tooth Braihes-a good sfiortment Of flat
and round Files-Csrk Screws Stuff Box
es-a great variety of Morocco Pocket Books,
Purles, Memorandum Books, &c. together
with many other articles, which he will fell
cheap for Cain.
g-rP leafe TO call and fee
He repairs and cleans Watches, and war
rants his work, if the Watch be toierable
good, FOR one year. Every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged.
r. Wizards Patent Time Pieces for fale
Portland Feb 5, 1910. ma
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31

OrfE2s has profeffianai aiiilfsnee 10 he ~
= hab.sn,s Of Portland. RE has been IA
lac Regular przetce Ct edcine GA all - "a
Fious b. anene) in Biddeiord, Saco, and The
aclac .nt towns, for many yesr'---And for fen
derog bis buineis les ardueus TO him'elf'
has removed into this town. He hopes 70 be
a, ufefuL and to enjoy much confidence OF
the people here as he has always done ihere.
f5e lives ia the houfe in FederaI Sfseef, where
MIR. ISAAC MLzILAS formerly lived. a
lamp will be al the door 10 guide people oy
n;ght. Porfiand, l5neb 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
EOR sale.

A BOUT one mile from Portland, on the
4 road leading TO Stroudwater, four acres
Of LAND, under good improvement, with
large TWO ffory Dwelling Houfe, IS by So
feet, well inilhe1; aud Barn SO by SO feet.
Ii is an excellent taud for bulinefs OF any kind.
Said property will Le .oId very cheap, aud
long pay day given for part, if willed or
Farm would be taken in the country f.,
part pay. ANY perion wilhine 10 make a
good bargain, will do well to apply foon "a
tbs fublcribers, living on the pre- nites
WlSWELL & RICHARD.
F1izsatb, Feb 8, 1910. Gn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.

INFORMS his friends and the public, that
he is now opening large ahortment OF
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE-black, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark MKT Broadcloths-
black, blue, brown and fawn KerfImeres-
bottle green Observation-Disclosures, blue,
fawn and crimfon PeIiece cIoths-plumb and
black Peliece Velvets-red, green, black and
white Flannels--ditto Baizes-ditto Bomba-
zetts and Wildbores-Patent Corcs-afiort-
ment Of Veftines-men's Velvets-Fearnauts
and Coatings-- foreft Cloths & narrow Plsins
s-Lnens-Shirting Cottons-India
Cottons-black, white, and plumb Cambrics
black twill'd do.-a large aiiortment ct
Muflins-Lullrinss, Pertains, Modes and Sat-
tins-cottcr Shawls and Hdkfs.-Cameis-h hair
long Shawis-6gured Turbans-brown PA
tillas--cotton Sewings--Sik Twiit-ieving
Sik-Ferrits and Ribbons-fhort fix Gloves
velvet Bindings-Dimities--
Goods of all colours-worfted HoGery-mo-
rocco Shoes-beff Of elk work'd Buttons.
AIso--Knives and Bellows-Pock.
Ct Observation-Disclosures Lamps-Shov-
els and Tongs--Pins and NeedIes-Elaftic
Knitting Needles-Spoons- -Thimbles--Muffs
and Tippets, &c 6c.-all of which he will
fell very low, and invites PURCHASERS to caA
and Zee for Themselves.
7as. IS. m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
A FARM FOR SALE,

" the town of Falmouth, in the county of
: Cumberland, conG:ting Of one hundred and
Eve acres of and, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Preiumpicot River, and five
miles from the town of Portland, and on the
poit road that leads from Portland to Auguita,
and into many Of the back towns Said farm
is conveniently ftuated for Public Houfe,
with large two ltory Houic aud Barn, with
out hories. The foil of faid farm is inferior
to none.-Inquire Of
OLIVER WINSI.OW
OH IL (tfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
JOHN DUNNING.
BrysIzpik, Mare5 70 (74 7oJ
NOTLCE-

rs hereby given, that the fubfcriber has
been duly appointed adminifr4Ior On the
eliate of
CAPT JOSEPH DANFoRTH,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
mariner, decealed, aud has taken upon him
feif that truf by giving bonds as the law di
re,ts .-and ali perions having dem2 DDS upon
the elfate of the fad deceaied are required
70 exhibit the fame, and al! pertoas indebted
10 the iaid eltaye are called upon to make pay
raent 70 JOSHUA DANFORTH,
al WiicaiIes, in the county cf Lincoln, Admir-.
20 Had 1>4re5 l6, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
: Der has been duly appointed administrator
upon the eilate of
THOMAS GREEN, Jun.
rate Of Waterford, in the county Of Oxford,
lso'aaa, deceaied, aud has taken upon HIM
.f'f Aat ult by giving bonds as the law d
e-ts ; and AL perions having any demands
~ The etate vi faid decealed, are required
ga -fbif he farce aud al perlons indebted
i h4 aid eitste are called upon 10 make pay
t y URIAH HOLT, AaI7iaJif sfos.
a7yi Deal ? 1863. [Hl9J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
Portland Hc1deny.

NOTICE is hereby given, ths, The Truhes
have engaged Preceptor aud AfEittant
for the InitTucfion of Students at the Ac2de.
my for the year eniuing-and aIfo Precep
trels TO take the charge of Females
All who with 20 engage places for their
Chiidren mutt apply TO Judge FREEMAN at
his office III Middle nree,, by or before 1T
OF April next, waere the terms of admihion
will be made Known
N B.-Shouid greater number apply than
can be admitted, thofe frlt on the lift will
have the preference ASar4E 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
OIL g CANDLES.
RatcheIor Hu6ev.

Ofpstts hs Ladias C5if E6.E,ssf,
HAS for fale, on Reasonable terms,
= les boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
A cafks ePEEMACETI OIL,
of an excellent quality.
N. B. The belf of SPEPHlHCE7I OIL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cufomers are RESPECTFULLY requelied to call
at the fign of HUssEY e WINsLcw.
Nov. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
Ga II
l heodore Hilton's Eftate.

theodore Hilton's Ettate.
ME the fubfcrihers, having been appoint
ed oy the Hon, Slas Lee, Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Lincoln, to receive
and examine the claims OF the creditors TO
the eftate Of
THEODORE HILTON,
late of Wi'catIet, in laid county, cordwainer,
decesied, represented inlolvenr, hereby give
notice, thar fix months are allowed 10 :aid
creditors 70 bring in aud prove their Claims,
and that We fhal attend that fervice at the
fore Of Zebe. Thaysr, in faid Wifcaiiet, on
the lait Thuriday of the prefent, ard of the
five following months, from three to fix o'clock
IN the afternoon &C each OF thole days.
DAVID QUINBY, 2
ZEBEDIAH THAYER. c""5''17'
Date at W5ea1st, Mares IL, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31

THE Proprietors Of the Portland Monu
= ment Ground, having at their meeting
held on the elf init voted an instalnent Of
Zen Dollars on share, 20 ne paid TO The Urea
furer, one half Oh or before The Il # dzy Of
May next; the remainder Ga or before the irlt
day of Juue following. The lubscriber here.
by gives notice, chat be viii attend 10 receiv.
ing the fame At the Office Of the United Marine
and Fire I,aurance Company, Portland.
JOHN WATSON, 7ieaiusey.
March &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
TO LET III SELL,
FOR SALE.

1T NJ. 10, Uni0n Wayf,
FIFTY Bolts INDIA DUCK in no retpe6t
- inferior 10 the Rullia Duck.
ALso--l Bale real MADRAS HAND
KERCHIEFS, entitled TO debenture particular
ly calculated foe the St. Domingo market.
Mara 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
DR.. lees,

NEW CYCIoPAEDIA, Vol x. rs-t 5l
and Cd; Vol Nj, part 4 ar zd. Sta
Vol. XII, part IN, are in the naareba.. Ut
the fubicriber, and will be es,5era n f-A
fcribers ID The DiariA of \ ~
e, Long " harf. ThOA ts CEgEe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
WILLIAM CROSS,

ut No. 8, Ling Wbay5,
HAS FOR SALE,
Bbls. superfne FLOUR,
go bags green COFFEE,
Kegs of bea Virginia TOBACCO,
90 cafks Tkomaltown LINZ,
Bbls. and boxes HERRiNGS.
Fb 90. W
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31

o be fold nv order Of Court, on MON
DAY the al day Of April next, a; eev
en- O'Clock ia tie forenoon, at the houie of
Abraham Bsensa, il Purtiznd--A Lot Of
l. AND on Modntay's Meek, belonging TO
The eltate of John Eiolack, decea.ed
BursY HossAcK, A-ms-.ii,s''iH
ET4r.k -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31

He alto informs his friends and the public
at large, thar he has for fac, at faid fore,
Mems, Women's, and MiAes' Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
AI6-A large afortment of MOROCCO
SKINS of all colors--BINDING SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &c. &c.
AJs-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
a generous price will be given, if coed and
well faved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner always put on lime to fetch
the wool. After taking off the wool, vail
The ikin and pm, il into lalr pickle, firing il,
two or three times in the courie OF four or
Fix hours, then hang i up in the fhade. But
TO have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention 50 the
above, may fave many hundreds Of Dollars,
alInof a. ealy as 70 throw their kins away.
Portland, Mayeb IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
IKE NOTICE. =

A Ii perfons indebted 70 the fubfcriher e.
ther by note or account, are reqneiies 10
make payraent on or before the twelfth o.
April next, or they will be left with an a'ioT-
new for collection. JOHN FiCKErr.
Portland LTa,eb lo, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
Iohn Pr;chard,

INFORMS The public that he has opened :
| lore at the Hay market oPP"ihe ms -
.umbian Tavern, where he offers Tor u g
". /. Good5 u G'OferIeS'
Flour--Corn --Rye-Cats-ln-
dian and Rye Meal, sc.
AM-3ooo VT. Of Live Geete, Sea fowi
RnII,a and Lifbon FEATHERS. All OF
',I,et, ~ will ielI as low for Cath or Coun.
try Produce, as can be purchA'ea IN inc III
tria of Maine, wholelale or retail.
u Bedticking, Matraiies, &s.
made at the fhcrteft notice.
Cab paid FIR Hating and oblPfHg
FURS.
90 m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
UNCHANGED.

THROUGH intake, on the III init at
MIR. Gibbs Tavern, in Gray, black
GREaT COAT, with large Cape. The
Gentleman who took it is requeaed to cave
il a. the Gasafe- 0Gcs, and receive his Own,
or give informan0a 0 the Printer where u
a.sy k had Eayft :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31
FROM WASHINGTON, }
March 10, 1870. Z

I" You may be aaured that the
pretended difavowal of 1dcki5n by
Marquis HTeAfley, was Bothing more
than ieveIe reprimand to Pmkney,
for attempting to bring the fubje6t
into difcuiEon.-The Secretary told
Pnkaey that NUT not be-for /" the
KIN HIMSELF WAS TIE ONLY PRO-
PER JUDGE OF HIS MINISTERS con-
DucT"~-and from this paragraph IN
!. private letter TO Snifb, 1t is gwen
out that the Marquis did nat attempt
TO dsfend JACKSON. Agam when
Pinkaey attempted TO introduce the
fubiea OF the Orders in Council, the
Marquis told him he could net then
enter upon the lu5jed, but that he
ihould "bring TO il an undated judg-
ment,7 and this phraie our wife men
have confirmed into declaration,
that WeAfley told Piakaey be did
MT c5njide, bimjfJf as pledged 70 TIE
meafiiTss gr The admmifratin be bad
erfcrsd nf0 )" from iuch trifes have
arifen the fine tory of fackjcn'5 con-
duct being ditapproved The
waole has been a trick to influences
your elections"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-31

To all peJenf 7Ubom il may concern !!
4 Ii perfons indebted to the fubfcriber,
: by Note or Account, are requeled to
call at No 2. Jsas' Ron. Fore Erset, for pay
ment, on or before the fecond day of April
next, or they will poftively be put into an
Attorneys hands for collection.
JONATHAN TUKSBURY.