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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

THE fEbfcribers offer for falefhe following
= Real Eaaie, vz "A Farsi III the town
of Minot, containing three hundred acres Of
the be4 kind OF Land, with good Two ttCry
Dwelling Houfe, good Barn, and Other out
buildings, htuated on The little Androicog-
GIN River, and is within half nile of
douele Saw Mill and good Cri(l Mill
One hundred and ifry acres Of. RTE above
Land is of the hrit quality Of interval, and is
as good Farm as any in the county Of Cum
berIand.
A!f0--A Farm in Hebron, county OF Or
ford, containing ninety ieven acres of good
Land, with fmal Houle and Barn thereon.
Said farm 5 capable Of great improvement.
AL0-Two Farms w,shin ha.f mile Of
Cray Meeting Houle-One containing one
hundred acres, with good Farm Houie and
Barn thereon. with between two and three
hundred rods Of ltone wall thereon. ALTO,
a good Orchard, which will make from 20
to 30 barrels of Cider annually; aud well
proportro-aad with moving, pafturing, and
tiilage. The other containing fixfy acres
with good Houfe and Gsrn, and i good
farm in every refpeet. All the above farms
will be fold very cheap, and pay made eaiy.
Apply TO
Able * GROSVENOR.
New Gloucefter, March 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Governor CoRE's Sins !

Mr.. CORE has been IN Office almolf twelve
months, aud his public conduct has been 70
fair and honorable that his ene1ises are ia
diltrefs 10 find iome accufA-ion againll him
they have turned and twited, and at lsi have
diicovered three gr1fs faults, which they have
proclaimed to the people TO put them on their
guard.
!. On the 9TH of July he were coatwhch
was made in England, and worn there BY
him--fb1efve bs is at bea,t an EsglifBruaa.
2 On the day he made his late speech TO
the Legislature, he was dreAed in iuit of
black, made in the county " Be,kjGre--tJersfoys
Be 7ras seeking Popularity BY 70 deigg, and coax
ing tie people
3. He took journey thro the wenern
counties, aud 10 Kennebec river, laa fummer
therefore BE- roo, proud nan and Lodly ty-
,ant-Thele are the great crimes of which our
Governor is guilfy-theie are charges againit
him = Heavens! wha; pitifuI means viii the
poor creatures make uie q next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Dortlano,
Monday, March 10, 1910.

Democratic ELectioneering NezDa.
THE democrats are circulating through
out the state, electioneering letters from
Washington, stating that accounts have
been received there that Mr. Jackson is to
be recalled, and another minister sent here,
and that the British government are sin
cerely disposed be at peace with this
country-and that the conduct of Mr.. lack
son is condemned byhis government. Now
the story, so far as II states that Mr.. Jack
son is recalled and successor appointed,
is all hoax, and intended as an excuse for
their refusing 20 settle our differences with
England they know their mismanage.
ment il our foreign relations, has nearly ru-
ined New England and they are now, on
the eve OF elections, endeavorng to palm off
their lies upon the people, and thereby ca
.Jole them out of theIrvo
That Great Britain has ever wished to be
at peace and on good terms with the United
States is FACT and it is also a FACT that
our democratic rulers have uniformly thrown
such obstacles in the way as to prevent an
adjustment. Almost every English news
paper eXecrates the treatment their minis.
ter has received,
The latest accounts from England affirm,
that "the Cabinet HAD NOT decided on-the
steps to be taken with regard to America -
and that Mr.. Jackson has received letters
from his government and friends, approving
his conduct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Sad l'ltlings.

THE storm appears to be fast gathering
over our devoted country, and our hopes o
returning prosperity almost at an end. The
intelligence from Congress this day com
municated, is alarming and solemn anC
forebodes more trouble and difficulty. Our
Rulers are now indeed throwing off the
mask, and seem determined to involve us il
disastrous war with England We beg
The reader ca. etuily,to examine the Resolu
tons of DR.. Lieb introduced in the Senate
OF the United States--IF ONCE ADOPTED
WAR IS INEVITABLE The third resolu
ton declares, that if Great Britain will not
fatlfy Mr.. Erskine's arrangement, the PIE.
sident rs to issue Letters of Marque anC
hepnsal The moment such thing is done,
thdt moment Sue are at zUar. Now, Great
Britain has already declared, that she never
Will ratify that arrangement, because Mr..
Ersklne had no authority TO make it {; this is
admitted on all hands, and common sense
tells Us, that if IN agent exceeds his powers,
or acts contrary TO them, his employer is
not bound by his acts. Why did England
not declare war against The United States,
"hen Mr.. Jefferson rejected the treaty ne
goclated with the English government by
lir Munroe, without even submitting II 10
,Ne Senate May he who turneth the
hearts OF men, as the rivers of water arc
turned, guide our ruiers IN the right path,
.each them to regard with more feeling, the
snappmess of our country, and preserve us
from the calamities of War. The measures
s1ey are now rashly pursuing, will plunge
=, as INTO poverty and ruin and nothing but
she cool and decided Judgment of New
England, can check tie ravsges which
threaten TO lay waste, ali tia, is dear TO us.
say again, thls last intelligence from
"AshiRgton, is gloomy and ominous. We
now see why our government has been thus
p'tier against England and Mr.. Jackson.
ihe several successive measures which
,aey have adopted since the session OF Con-
sfess commenced, have all been introduced
Tor The purpose Of p4sing~Ae way for this
last aud alarming step. lis impossible not
% see the hand Of Napoleon ii this co.ncl-
Gated mischief.
MY Brethren, Are you prepared 10 offer
up your wives, your sons, and your daugh-
'efs, 10 the rayages Of war We may
speak with hTmness, and with pride at a
Instance, bat as It's horrors approach such a
p1eihc peopie as We arc, lis tine TO arouse
20 DC on our gnard, ID asert The impending
instruction. Tins canno. and Will no
We done, unless the firm, tI.e ,irttlous part
u society, will come iortl,, and make bold
's'iid' against aP2roAcling d,ngers this
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
FOR CHARLESTON, rs. c. }
Dod. Porter.
Mayeb l9

OFFERS his profef1ionaI af6Rance to the in
habitants of Portland. He has been ii
the regular practice of Medicine In all its va
rious branches) in Biddeford, Saco, aud the
adjacent towns, for many years-and for rem
dering his builneis ieis arduous TO himlelf,
has removed into this town: He hopes to be
as uietul, and TO enjoy as much confidence of
the people here, as he has always done there.
He lives in the houie in Fe4eyal Street, where
Mr.. ISAAC MLEtLAN formerly lived. A
lamp will be at the door to guide people by
night. Portland, MareB I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
1DlRo,

In,this town, Jofhua, fon of Mr.. Edward
Cobb, aged 9 years.-A child of Capt. Rich
ard Motley aged 6 months.
Died in Standish, The 9th inst. Mrs. MARY
MAKRETT, the c0nsort, ofthe Rev. Daniel
Mdrreft, aged 40. Encomiums on deceased
friends are loooftcn unconnected with truth,
but Of Mrs. Marrett, il may with proprlety
be said, that she lived in the faith and died
m the hope OF blessed immortality. Not
wthstsndinge her fond attachment to her
husband, and SIX young children, Omnipotent
Power raised her affections from Earth to
Heaven. and taught her to rejoice in troula-
ton She often reminded her friends that
her last days were days If liberty, that her
present sufferings were not worthy to be
compared with the glory, winch should be
revealed through her crucihed Redeemer
Blessed are the dead thar De IA the Lvrd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
John Prichard,

John Prichard,
INFORMS the public thar he has opened
= fore az the Hay market cppofite The Co
iumbian Tavern, whese be offers for fac,
w. |. Gsods 81 Groceries.
Flour--Corn --Ryc-Cats In
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
Ays-Sooo VIZ. Of Live Ceefe. Sea Fowl,
RuiTia aud Liib0E FEATHERS. An oT
which he viii fell As low for Cath or Qua
try Produce. a. can be purchafed ia the Dir
tri9 Of Maine, whoefale or retail.
U Bedticking, Matrahcs, &c.
made at the fhorteff notice
CaJb paid for. Hating, and Shipping
FURS.
January %: tH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

ORDAINED In this town, on Wednesday
lalt, the Rev: Nathan Sidney Smith Beeman,
as Paftor of the third Congregational Church
aud Society in Portland. Sermon by the Rev.
Kiah Bailey [of New Csltlel text, Titus l. 5.
Charge by the Rev. Mr.. Scott, of Minot ;
right hand of fellowihip by the Rev. Mr.. Pay
fon, of Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

II He lubfcrihers appointed b. the Hon
oilas Lee ETC Judge Of Probsse fer the
county Of Lincoln, 10 receive and examine
the claims OF { he creditors to the eta or
JESSE T HALE1-,
cIothier, late Of TopibAmr deceafed repref-
ented nlolvent, hereby give notice, that EK
months from the lecUnd day 81 March lnitant,
are allowed to iaid creditors 10 Srng IN and
prove their claims and tina, We Will atrend
that fervice at the Office of Benjamin Haley.
III ioplham, on the lalt Saturday Of March
infant, and on the Taft Saturdays Of the i've
fo!Iowing months, at two clock r. NJ.
JDNa ELLIS,
BeNj HAsEY
A4a,e5 IS, 1910 (l9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Lift of Voters.

T He Se'ectmen of the town of Portland
give notice that they have ported up
Lifts OF the Inhabitants qualified to vote for
Governor, 1t. Governor, and Senators, ar the
Maine Fire and Marine Inlurance Office, at the
Tavern OF James Burnham Efq and at Mr..
Freeman's Office.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Pr. Order.
Efzre6, 1913, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

WE the fubfcribers, having teen appoint
ed by the Hon. Sias lee, Judgr If
Probaie.Ior the county Of Lincoln. 20 receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors -
the efAe of
~ THEODORE HILTON.
late OF Wiicailat, ia lad county. cordWaine-,
decesfed, reprelen. ed inio.vent, hereby give
NOTICE, that tx months are aliv~ed tu irit
creditof. 10 bling in and prove their clains7,
and that We iiIail attend thar farvice al Tie
fore OF Zehe. .Ihayer, in laid Wllcaii-,. "a
the iat Thu-id4y ut the pFefent, AID Ut The
FIVE folio sing months. from .ATee To ia o'ciutx
in the u erns cn OF each Ut tAo.e Gays.
ID AVID Quincy,
zE IFDlAH THAYER, -" 1'-'''''
D4t : ~ jHn-r1t. Mareb IL, 1856
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Good Nezvs from Nezv. Hamtshire.

The election of State Officers took place
in Newhampshire last Tuesday. The votes
in Portsmouth and 2 neighboring towns
give net Federal gam Of 500 votes in ia
vor OF Gov. SMITH. For several years, the
people Of ewhampshrre submitted To the
misruie OF democracy: they found their
prosperity destroyed. They are now awake
to their danger, and are determined to
place in power Federalists and the friends
of WASHING ToN's PoLIcY--Cilizens Of
Name, go and do likew wise
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
OIL 81 CANDLES.
Bachelor HufIey.

09P3tife tie Indian Chief Fyg FrAss,
HAS for fae, on Reasonable terms.
- 1875 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
A cafks SPERMACETI OIL,
of an excellent quality.
NJ b The beff Of PERAzdCE7Z OH,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cultomers are RESPECTFULLY requelfed 70 caA
at the hgn of HUssEy u WINsLcw.
N1v. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

oxford Probate Couyf,-Those who NAV
have occasion to address the Register of
Pr bate, for the county Of Oxford, are lnfor-
med that Samuel "A Bradley, ESQ has re
signed that Office, and that Timothy Osgood
Esq. Of Fry burg, is appointed in his stead,
and duly qualified All communications
therefore should be directed TO him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
E0R 80.

"A FARM lying in Durham, abou; miles
from FreePcrt corner, coEfilting OF a.
bout co acres OF excellent land, well wood
ed and watered-IOO acres of which are un-
der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS about 40 tons Of
hay annually, with a new TWO ftory Deeliing-
Houfe, nearly iiniihed--a Barn 50 by 60,
well finifhed-a wood houfe, Chop, and orh-
er out honfes thereon aanding-a good well
of water h,uased IN fad wood houle and AN
acqueduct Of water leading therefrom 70 the
barn yard--Alio, young Orchard, contain
ing ABOUT 500 apple trees, 100 of which be-
gins to bear. Said farm is plealanIly situated
on the County Road, leading from F'eeport
TO Turner, aud Is a good ltaud for Tavern,
For further particulars enquire of JOSIAH
BuRNHAM, Oh the premiies--or IosErH vi.
GERRIsH, PosAaad
NJ The stock on faid Fzrmmay he purcha-
fed with The fame if wanted = allo, farming u
tensiIs. March I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
TdKE NOTICE \
Braaizpitk, Mardb I9

A Ii perfons indebted to the iubfcriber Ell
Their by note or account, are requelted to
make payment on or before the twelfth of
April next, or they will be left with an attor-
ney for collection
JOHN FiCKETT.
Portland, H1ar<b 10, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
NOTICE.

THE Infolvent Debtors of Portland and its
vicinity, are reqaefted TO meet at Col.
BURNHAM's Tavern, in Portland, this Eveuing
at 7 otiosk, on b1fzsti Of iwSortaase A general
and punefual attendance is requeasd.
Marcb, 1915, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

II ~. ?, L.sg WLayf,
HAS FOR SALE,
Bbls. Superfne Flour,
go bags green COFFEE.
Kegs Of beil Virginia TOBACCO,
40 cafks TAomaltown LIME,
Bbls- aud boxes HERRINGS.
F.A %. (Il)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
~ NEW TAVERN.

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs his
friends and the pubIick, that he has re-
commenced keeping TaVeyn on B,1rt7oiet
Plain, few rods weit of the Gtuation where
ne formerly kept. This houfe is new and
convenient, and every attention will be paid to
cufomers TO render their ltay plealant and
satisfactory.
JOHN DUNNING.
Bras/zDitk, Mayeb 10 (z4 al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
PROPOSALS

IN writing, viii be received for building a
Houie on the Portland Monument ground
40 feet long. 22 feet wide, and l9 feet polt,
the Contractor to furnifh all the materials
For further particulars call on the Suhfcriber,
or at the fore of NATHANIEL MARTIN, Fte.
Street.
JOHN WATSON.
POsiisai, Nnsb 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

At No. Is, Union Wa,f,
FIFTY Bolts INDIA DUCK in no refpea
inferior to the Ruffia Duck.
ALso-l Bale real MADRAS HAND
KERCHIEFS, entitled to debenture particular
ly calculated for the St. Domingo market.
Maria J9b
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public, that
: he is now opening large ahortment Of
2h 40 AZ 4Rl a GllD2

INFORMS bis friends and the public, that
he is now opening large ahortment Of
SEhSON4BLh GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE-black, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark MKT BroadcoIhs--
black, blue, brown and fawn Keriimeres-
bottle green Queeniclorh-bottle green, blue,
fawn and crimfon Peliece cloths-plumb aud
black Peiiece Velvets-red, green, black and
white Fannes-ditto Baizes-ditto Bombs-
zetts and WiIdbores--Pst emf Cords alort-
ment Of Veltings-men's Velvets-- Fearnauts
and Coatings- Forelf Cloths * narrow Plans
MISUNDERSTANDING Couons-Tndia
Cortons-black, white, and plumb Cambrcs
black twiIl'd do--a large afartment Of
Mullins -Lultriugs, Pertains, Modes and SAT-
tins--cotton Shawls and Hdkfs.- CameIs hair
long ShawIs-fgured TurJans-brown Pa
tillaS-- cotton Sewings--5ik Twift-fewing
Silk-Ferri and Ribbons-fhors fix Gloves
velvet Observation-Disclosures Stuff
Goods of all colours-worited HoGery-mo-
rocco Shoes--be(t Of fix work'd Buttons.
Atso--Knives and Bellows Pock-
et- pecfac.es-Patent Lamps-7Shoy-
els and Tongs-- Pins and Need ies- Elsific
Knitting Needles-Spoons- -ThimbIes-Muffs
and Tippets, &c &c.--all Of which he will
fell very low, and invites Purchalers to call
and fee for themielves.
Jan. IS. tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

can only be done sy placing power in the
hands Of those, who will exert them.
selves TO save our country from war
aud confusion, and restore TO US the DAYS OF
prosperity and Washington.
"A GOOD CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
D coOCo10cfxscoc So

Several Communications are received.
I" An Address to the Friends" and {" Stric-
lures on Mr.. Gerry's political character
shall have place in our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

80 ,esiasture we're Of the iarDe opin.
aD bnt the federa.itts ted agail.ft
~, motion, f. It aid not prevail Lit
Quakers think Oh thcfe things.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
@arrte0.

In this town, on the 9th inf. by the Rev
Mr.. Kellogg, Charles Shaw, Efq. of Bath, to
Miis Sarah Hammatt Norton, of Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

Junk Bottles Wanted.
Dash given for JUNK BOTTLES, At D.
- & ~ DANA'S fore in Middle llreet.
March -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri.
= Der has been duly appointed adminilsraior
upon the eifate Of
THOMAS GREEN, jan.
late of Waterford, in the county Of OSfo-J,
woman, deceaied, and has taken upon hinis
felf that trua by giving bonds A. the law al
reefs and all perions having any demands
upon the enase Ut fad deceaied, are required
to exhibit the fame and III Perions iudsblyd
to the faid eaate are called upon % make pay
ment TO
URIAH HOLT, 1fs.siuiqyafo,
Hilary, De-. l2, 1869. ,M i9l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
NOTICE..
Portland, Mareb 10, 1870

INfJI NE,
rs hereby given, thar the fubfcribcr has
been duly sppoin ed adminihra.or Oh the
effate of
CAPT. JOSEPH DANFORTH,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
mariner, deceafed, and has taken upon HIM
fef that trult by giving bonds as the law di
reefs AND ali perions having demaDls upon
the eltate OF the fad deceafed are required
to exhibit the Game, and al! perions indebted
to the fsid eliate are called upon 10 make pay
menr to JOSHUA DANFORTH,
of Wifcafrt, in the county Of Lincoln, admir-.
POrfaad Naye6 le, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

TNthe rarioar branrhes rf L-TER1JlRE
loF l~le y die booyfare Ky
ISAAC ADAMS
Moi -
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Toleph Vaudeville,

.corner. Of King oad Fai,Jar.streets,
HAS FOR SALE, =.
10 quarter chests gunpoWoer and Imperial
TEA
90 boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 ditto young dyson ~
90 ditto ny son skin--of the latest imforta-
tions and SUPERIOR quality.
Is hogsheads and 20 barrels muscoVado
sugars
90 kegs madden -
10 casksfrst quality Goshen chez !, =.
pipes old London particular Maaeira
ditto fine old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
S ditto colmenar y
20 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia :
90 cases Old medoc claret
S ditto win de grave
20 cases Lucca oil 10y
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasses so
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandles
Jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
Holland and country Sin
Pennsylvania rye whlskey
Wine and cider vinegar =,
100 boxes and half boxes choice FIRST aad
escond quality Havana Cigars.
Leaf and lump sugars; coffee; chocolate
Almonds; mace; nutmegs; cloves; cassia
and cassia buds pnnente pepper; race apa
ground ginger; arnetto Jesuit's bark pearl
and common Farley indigo; aluF1l copper
as fig blue brimstone; starch; nn's pow pow"
der; Leiper's, Carrots Hanlliton 5 shuH
in bottles and bIadders ), Macaupa ana Fappee
snuas; gunpowder; patent sno; ;. asS9 au,
mould shot bar lead; gun and piston nlhts ;
writing and wrapping paper; glue demi-
;obns corks: bed cords; leading lines ;
chewing HE iGsso Will PURCHASE,
Flaxleed, and we'll cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
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| WISH 70 Sc LII
The Hnnse [ now OCCUPY:
OctoGer M

The House / HotO 0tC ny
TuELor is so feet front on King street
running hack 100 feet, and is eoYese" W." w.,
yalpab,e Brick Buildings, excepta SINAI. s me-.
used for cutting straw in. On the BACK nus
,Nere Is a two.story Brick Building, IS by
20 feet, stable Tor four horses, which val Il
Priv, . complete Milk House and Pump OF
water, aud the yard is paved On 9he iron lfon'
there is a LARGE two-story Brick BUILDING :I5 :,
calculated for a Store and Dwciiins' M,a' % 9
Cellar 81 feet square, the whole capan'e % .,
holding 5000 barrels Hour and mas a We :.
iocomn,e,c order for hosting. 1t is subject
s an anoos p ground rent oils Sd per loot
The x;fnation IS equal to any in town tor the
Flour aud Grocery business, 10 pfeVe EMU u,,'
Necessary y applications my terms are 81 5000 Sol
enc half to be paid By Christmas the Dali
ssc in one and two years.
Alexander Perry.
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LANDING,

And for sale by the subscriber, at his store
on King between Water s Union-streets,
10 chests young Hyson Tea,
do. Hyson do. of fresh & line quala
bales Beerboon Gurrahs
Q do. fine Baftas,
50 boxes mould and DIT Candies
40 kegs choice Butter, in small kegs fer
family use =
"A tons plaisler Paris
50 reams Paper
Also, - bales ci' Irvine, {: Windsor Soap
in boxes.
;, Il. >, John G. Laid.
November TO-
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ioseDh Il. MandeVllie
nprpo EOP Sale,

Joseph Il. ManaeVlii0
OFFERS FOR SALE,
1000 bushels Liverpool and LISBON Ga"
l;yernool Salr IN sacks
90 boosheads Muscovado Sugar
so barrels do. 20.
hogsheads New o !. ~ W. g ,.o.
sooo WI best green Coffee IN mas. q oaS
sooo VT. oll white ditto
5000 w.t. kaee 5iu
Is hogshcaoS tsho''''"S'
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PTNKERTON'S

Collection of N9yqges o7d Travels,
PART VIII.
Is rust received and ready Tor delivery 70
Subscribers. 20
uume's History of England, complete IN 2
-.1,,,rnao with volumes of the continuation
~ bo' DR. smollett--the new and beautiful edi-
~ &c Gale and Thomas of Baltimore. -.
o Sn =, are requested to send for their
so. S' :. and such gentlemen as wish to be
u uopse Of the above valuable works. on
e posyg terms, viii please to make early appll
James Kennedy vs.. Sen en-.
Bsoassllsr, King street,
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,V7II.lAM HARPER, JUN.
AporREcARy 6 DRueolsf, rosn
j.. ixst rrcefyed hsr che William ana 'oa"'
nos from LIVERPOOL,
oensral aGortment CLASP
SUCK as
,yJnI.S s Shoh Furniture, &c. &c. wh'0n 3
49, sars gor sale at his wholesale ana
,iAi Druggist Store FAIRFAX s.sset' ~ -
re Mr.. Bryan Hampson's, and next aooi y
,r. John Lloyds- -
. General assortment of frelh and ge-
nuine Medicines
An of which he offers tor sale wholesale
and retail
October Is. ---~-----
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Bait more Hospital Lottery.
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HLS EF GV<NO
The drawing Of the Baltimore hos ltai
Lottery will positively commence. :,
A correct list of the fate of all tickets sold
~ the subscriber will be received by post at
Ter each days drawing and ihiOFiii1'io'i %
sdyenturcrs given gratis. sS so,,osn.
p Present price of tickets % so'lafs'
and shares in proportion.
FOR SALE By
Novemher S,
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Twenty Dollars ReWard.


a BsCCNDED from. my farm ct the
- mouth of Seneca, about the 18th oflast
month, a man whose name is RALPH RI
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
ior. nearly 6 feet high, very stout made,
yelIonish eyes looking heavy7--he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, ne, 70 cotton overjacket and troy
sers. It Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. a tree
negro man by nar.e Sanabo, living on Judge
Washington's estatc. Mount Vernon, Is his
father, and it is very probabic he IS therea+
bout or in AIexandria, and with Little troubia
may be found. =
The above reward wiz be given to secure
him in Washington City CT AlexandriaJail'
Thomas Peter.
Ceorretown, June lO-l2. ~ q.