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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
Making for the whole a.
mount ofthe expenditures
OF the year 1911 I

or about one million ofdollars more
than the receipt. for the same year.
iftherefore this estimate could be
relied on, an authority to borrow one
million of dollar1 would be sufficient
to enable government to pay all the
current expcnces, ard to reimburse
nearly four millions and half of the
principal of the debt, leaving at the
sane time in the Treasury a balance
of two millions of dollars, sum not
greater than what under existing cir
cumstances it is eligible to reserve.
But deficiency may take place in the
receipts if the amount of debentures
should exceed what has been estimat-
ed and the expences for the Military
and Naval Departments, (Which ac-
cording to the estimates, of those de-
partments, and exclusively of the SUM
necessary for Notifications, amount to
4,916,o0o dollar 5 may be greater than
the amouRsb ctually expended during
the year ending on. the 3Oth of Septem-
Der 1910, in'orderHo provide for these
and other unforessen contingencies,
the propriety of authc-ising re-loan
not exceeding in the whole the amount
OF the principal of the debt reimbursed
during the came year, is respectfully
submitted.
Public Debt.
1t appears by the statement I'D that
the payments on account of the princi-
pal of the public debt have amounted
during the year ending on the 3oth
day of September 1910, to 1884 ,ooC
dollars and during the nine years and
half ending on the same dav to near
$1,000, 900 dollars; exclusively of more
than six millions of dollars paid in CON.
formity with the provisions of the C on.
vention wi h Great Britain and Of the
Louisiana Convention
Taxing the calendar year 1910 b,
itself, tie frincipal of the debt actually
reimbursed will amount to SIZES, s7f
Annual rel, reimbursement Of
six per cent. and deferred
stocks ~ 49, s 1,4t2,s 1851
Reimbursement of the six
per cent. Exchanged stock s75t IL.
5,163 ,37t
From which deducting the
loan from tae bank of also oo(
Leaves for the actual de-
| crease of the debt during
the year 2,413,a7t
The loan authorised by the act q
last session had at first been neeo
ciated in the latter end of May, for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

the message, IL was not worth while TO go
into discussion as to the different appel /
iations which had AT diff mt tIues been !,
given to the territory In qaes.ion. Mr. NJ. |
took brief view of the different transfers
OF that territory, OBSERVING that the term
West Flerida was not known In Spanish
geography, being an arrangement made by
the Brisish willis, they held possession; so
that, in fact, this was a question of British.
and American geography on Que side, and
Spanish aud French on the other. Upon
the whole, as the resolution corresponded
with the Language OF the message, and was
sufficiently Ineligible at present. he was
opposed to the amendment.
The amendment was lost. 3.
When the resolution respecting the en-.
lcouragement Of American navigation and
manufactures was under consideration
Mr. Burwell suggested the Improperly of
| referring the subjects TO two distinct com
nittees. This motion was supported by
| MT Aston. IL was commended that the du-
ties OF the committee of Commerce and Ma
nufactures were sufficiently arduous with.
out burthe ming them also with the subject
OF manufactures. Mr. Aston took occasi.
on to observe that the subject of manufac
lures had heretofore been rather nesleci ed,
ana 1t was proper that more attention should
be paid to It y
Mr. Newton opposed the motion for tiivi.
Ding the subject between two committees.
How we're they TO encour age m anufactures
he asked, unless by laying additional do.
ties upon foreign tonnage & manufactures
Mr. ". repe He'd the insinuation that manu-.
lectures had experienced neglect under the
guidance of the committees of Ccmmercs
and Manufactures. He commended that ON
the contrary. they bad thriven and Rourish.
ed under their care, although the House
had never consented to take as effectua
measures for their support as had been re.
commended by the committee.
Mr. Mitchell said he too was opposed "a
severing things which had inttheir nature
an essential connection for instance he
thought that the proposed separation of the
subjects OF commerce and Manufacture
was unnatural and preposterous. On q
review of what had been done by Congress
he thought the friends OF domestic manu-
features had much cause to be satisfied. He
recited the various encouragements which
had been given to manufactures by Con.
gress, in permitting the importation of the
raw materials Tree of duty, and in LAYING
heavy duties on the importation of manu-.
featured articles. On the wboe he tho'
that as commerce and manufactures in fac
were inseparable, they ought NOT to be di.
vided by any regulation of the House.
j The motion to amend was lost.
4 On motion of MIR Dawson the resolution
respecting notifications was amended by
inserting the words STAND forces and' pre-
ceding the word fortifications,''
On motion of Mr. Bassett the followins
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That so much as relates to thu
Navy of the United States, be referred e
select committee.
The committee rose ard reported the re-
solutions 10 tine House, which were imme,
diately adopted and the several commit,
tees ordered lobe appointed accordingly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

Payments on account of
the public debt, in Or
der to complies the an- sa..@ :.
nual appropriation of
eight millions, nd.in-
Guiding the reimburse
mentof 8 LIST Dec, 1910,
on the six per cent. and
deferred stocks, and
that of same date, of
3,75l,125 exchanged
six per cent. stock 1910 900
6,7lO,OOo
Probable balance in the
treasury on 31st De-
eember, 1910, 1000, 900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
December ii, 1910.

SIR,
have the honor to enclose Re-
port, prepared in obedience to the act
entitled /" An act to establish the Trea.
sury Department"
l have the honor to be, very respect
fully, sir, your ebedient servant.
ALBERT GALLATIN. .
The honorable
The Speaker ofthe House ef Repre- ative..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

mounted to as ess, s61 II |
Making together with the balance
in the Treasury, on the LIST of
October, 1907, and amounting
TO S5,s2S oS6 OF |
49, -=-t
An aggregate Of Sl4,517797 70 !
consisted in the folio wing items, w.
Civil Department, including mis-
cellaneous expences. and those
incidental to the intercourse
with foreign nations f,249. 200 06
Military and Indian
Departments s.5i4, 523 rs
Navy 1.674,7SS. so
,18o,25o IS
interest on the pubic debt 2.735,s9S 81
Totsfcurrent expences s,174.3sS %
Payments on account of the prin-
cipal of the, public debt 1884, 400 "a
-
Amounting together, as viii APP
pear more in detail by the statesT
An %en 1s. Sc 70 :, i. r....rv oSs767 40
e soh Of SEPT 1910 baiaaes OF $50 oae -
| 14,517.7e7 1S
1t therefore appears that the actual
receipts into the Treasury have ex-
ceeded the current expencesof govern.
ment, including therein the interest
ON the debt, by sum of FIVE hundred
Thousand dollars The expenses had
during the preceding year exceeded
the receipts by sum of thirteen hun.
dred thousand dollars. The differ
ence arises, not from an increase in the
receipts, bur from diminution in the
expences, particularly those of the mi
litary and naval departments.
@ Last quarter of the year 1910
The receipts for that quarter will,
lit is believed, be more than sufficient
to defray the current expences and in
tefest on the debt accruing during the
Same period. But the payments to
be made on account of the principal of
the debt in order to complete the an
nual appropriations of eight niillions of
dollars, amounting to more than
$500, 900 dollars, a loan first negoci.
lated for $780, 900, and afterwards re-
! duced to 2,75O,OOO dollars, became
4 necessary. The receipts < disburse-
lments for that quarter are therefore
ESTIMATED as follows:
Receipts into the treasury from the
| ordinary revenue $500, 0Oo
Proceeds of the loan receivable on
sist Dec. 1910 a.zso,ooo
Balance in the Treasury on LIST DC.
tober. 1910. $4,000
| W 8.7lO,0oc
sxpences, civil, military and naval,
estimated 1.570.0 600
Interest accruing on the
domestic debt 100000
9 ~ t-- 2,070, o0O
Payments on account of
| the public debt, in Dr.
| der to complete the ari- s..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

The loan authorised by the act a
last session had at first been neeo
ciated in the latter end of May, for
3,75o,ooo collars bur the expenses
having proven less than Fad been sup
posed, it was by mutual consent redu
ced in October to 1850 eco. With
that object'in view, in order that TO
greater sum should be ultimately bor-
rowed than might be neCessarv, and
also in order to avoid as long as prac
ticable an increase of stock in the mar
ket, and that of a more permanen
species of debt, temporary loan from
the bank of the United States, was
preferred to any other Smode. 1t is
reinbursable on the last day of De.
cember 1911, with a reservation that
the bank may, in case of non-renew-
al of its charter, demand an earlier
payment on giving three months no.
tice. This condition may, if enforced,
save come interestTo the public, and
Can produce no Inconvenience, as there
will be no greater difficulty in effect.
ing new loan (if necessary in the
middle than in the latter end of the
year. The documents +. G.. III. /.
shew both the object and the terms of
the loan.
From what has been stated, il an
pears that no other provisions are ne
cessary for the year 1911, than a con-
tinuance of the additional 2 2 per
cent. duty, commonly called the Me.
diterranean Fund, and an authority to
borrow sum, probably much less, and
certainly not greater than the amount
OF the principal of the public debt
which will be reimbursed during the
year. But as in conformity with the
sct of 1st of May 1910, the importati-
on of articles the growth, produce or !
of the domiuions, colo.
lies, and dependencies of Great Bri
ain will be prohibited after the second
lay OF February nexr, if that nation
hall not, before that time, so revoke
II modify her edicts as they shall tease
o violate the neutral commerce. OF
ne United States, some psovisionsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

the 3oth Of Sept. 1910. have a.
mounted to rs 6S3, S61 IL
Making together with the balance
in the Treasury, on the LIST of
October, 1909, and amounting
to S5,e2S.o S6 OF
An aorre >.,ia ~ GA s1zzO- "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

Amounting together, as viii APP
pear more in detail by the statesr
ment tE to l1o58,767. 40
And leaving in the Treasury on
Sothcf Sept. 1910. q balance Of 8, $50 o29 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
REPORT

The Speaker ofthe HOu.e Of Repre sen,alixs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
Jonathan Tukesbury.

| INFORMS his friends and The pubic a, large
thar he has for fae, at taid fore
Mems, Women's, and M,hss LeaIher and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
-44o-A large affortment of MOROCCO
SKINS Of ali BINDING SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &c &C.
A6-SHEEp SKINS waited, for which
4 generous price Viii be gwen, if good aud
well faved which may be done in the follow
ing mAnner always put on lime to fefcfl
the wool. Alter taking of the wooi, vac,
The kin and Pnt i into falt pickle, Girring Il
two or three tunes IN the courfe Of four or
Tx hours, then hang t up in the Ahade Bu1
10 have them green i preferable
lac farmers, III paying attention 70 the
above, may lave many hundreds of Dallsrs.
aimolt As eziy as 10 throw their isins away.
Portland, lTo,sb ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
EOR ST q

A VALUABLE Lot Of LAND, fitusred in
Portland, a the foot Of Sr,hg met, :
few rods below that very valuable, cspac,ous,
and never failing covered Fountain OF ihe belt
Water in The wholetown Said Lot extends
niaetyfzvo teet on the lireet juf mentioned,
and fo,ty eigbf feet on z ~ Lane, thus forming
a corner There is a convenient one tory
Dwelling Houle on the fame, containing iwo
front rooms, bedroom, a kitcnen, and q
good cellar. Said property being part Of
the Real Eftate Of The late widow Rehecca
Child; and might be made convenient ltand
for Mechanic or Trader-For further par
ticulars, inquire of ANSEL LEWIS, or
STEPHEN MLELLAN,
who are duly authorized 70 execute deed
for the lame. (h) Sspt, ,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03

Dsmarars ~ Amp. IS. lat 25,lpg. 6S. sloo
Little Reb ccs, Brown. - days from B4ls,
more, fer Port An Prince.-Aug. 20. Ia
80. long. CD. soAr. Sally, - d~ys from Fhiis-
delphIi.
Aug g. arrived schr. Eagle, Morse, 2.
days from Gu.9 aloupe Aug II, lat. &c
long, c., Spoke schr independence, % la
from Bath. tor Turks Island. Aug. ri, Tan
~. lorg 6S. Spoke . schr from Dominique,
tor Old York. bnt could not learn the master
nor schooncr's name Aug. 80, arrived brig
Henrv. Capt Gutter, 70 days from Gaud4
Ioupe-seme day, arrived brig Hunter
Struut, IS days from GaudnloIpe-ssmy
day, brig Names r.ryoLt, % days ton
Gaudaloupe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03

Col. New, IS elected Member 81
C,ac.e,s from Kcntuckey, FOR the dis
pic. nov r, presented By Ml'fhe7o IL
~. rnis change j. not unexpected.-
AR. Lyon has tod some serious truths
- ths would. Dc Thought peopie-losiDg
democrats in Congress. He has re
peatedy told thsm their rePubIiclnisn.
was All l pretence that they ptoiesse,
10 possess al the wisdom AMI all the
patriotism, bat pracused little OF either.
This however, was no., by far, Mr.. Iy
on's greatest oHeuce to the powers thai
be he opposed the embargo pohc!
and war with England-hence Inc mus
b. hunted down, and more pl"b!t
man put ii his place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
Dte0

On board the brig Trident. Prince. Of
this port, Mr Edward Merrill, and MIR. Eb-
enc l,r Merrill, both of Falmouth, and Mr..
William Stone, Of Corham.
In Gaudalouoe. MIR. Jesse Vance, OF Bos-
ton, and Edward 5. Brown, Of Remington
both belonging on board the brig Henry,
Cutter, Of tlls port.
On board the brig Huuter, Strout, Of III,
port from CshdaIOupc, Mess. Benjamin
Curtis and Ambrose Curtis, of Harpswe.l,
and Join WIthanI, oil Portland.
On board the brig ManeS Parrot from
Gaud. MIR. James Snuilen-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
Walker Oh El0cuti0H.
LYMAN, HALL * Co.

LaisrGzes B4l.i1gs, PoytiaaA
T. AVE Jall pubiiihed, IN vol. 70 %
4 L beautiful wove paper, with an elegant
llkenel. Of be au. hor engraved by tDwIN--
price IN nea; boards dollars IS cents,
ELEhiEN IS ON ELOCUTIO I:
in which the principles of Reading and speak
ing are Investigated ;.and iuch paufes, en-
phaGs, and infections of voice, a. are durable
10 every variety Of fentence, are diainc,ly
pointed cur and explained, with direcions
for strengthening and modu!a,ing the voice,
70 as to render it varied, forcibie, aud harmo-
NOUS. To which is added
a complete iyfem Of the Paihons fllow
Jog how hey affect the counienance, tone Of
voice, and gefluTe Of the body Exempli6ed
by copious feleetion of the moR linking PAT.
FACES of Shakefpeares. The whole ilInstra ed
Uy coPperpates, explaining the nature Of &C
cent, enphahs, infection, and cadence. By
JoHN WALKER, author@o tie Critical Pro-
nouncing Dictionary, &c.
"E4 qaOdam p,0di,e tezHs"-Hos.
Alio, Binneys Reports of cafe. aojudged in
the Supreme Court, Of PsnfyIvama- parts
/ x 2-Pnce D. $50. .-
Portland, September 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
Conlntultcdttons.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
CHRONICLES.


Now II came TO pass, in the DAYS OF
strife and division, and near the Idcs OF
March, 1910, that muItitudinousn
and rlotous assembly was holdsa near
the mouth Of the great river Saco. 10
devise means how they might contin-
ue to blind the people and keep I'd their
s.lusions.
:. AND certain cl1:niag one among
them, brought in mischieyogs pam
phie: called " The Crisis" And when
they had examined it, thew said 10 il
IS The etiusion Of lying and deceitful
BRAN, and it may fortune to do much
good 10 cur cause. tlIowbeit, Iut ID
not be told, openly, 10 the people, that
we are supported b. lies * decei,ings /;
ior, yefily, the truth should not be
spoken at all seasOns)
5. And they said, let us appoint IN
tous runners into every part of the land
10 distribute the pamphlet, and eport
Aes--and lei Us allow them scrip and
purse ior their journey for. il very
eeed, We ought to contribute somewhat
70 them "la carHat THINGS" to com.
psnsate 20 them, in some good mca.
sire, for tie sve4r and are ofeon-
science" shcy mps; G,,le.sy, i. his
,serYice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
SHOE STORE.
Solomon 81 Thomas Boyce,

INFORM their friends and the Public in
general, thai they have opened saOt
STORE IN F!j5 Gssst nearly opPohte the "a
aia4 CbitE where they intend keepIng 4 coma
pIete a.sortmellt of Ladies, Mlhcs' aRl Chit
dren's SHOES Of every defcnPuon.
They hkewile manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of AT kinds Al the hlor'rit notice
ARD On the mnG re4iOu4hie ems wi ere
they hope ty their attention and aihdusty a
buiinefs they fSz!l merit lllare Of the Public
Patronage tsft.@sa, dsa ~, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
C2mmeneemeni AZ Can.bridge.

The annual Commencement at Har.
ward University, was celebrated on
Wednesday last. The Governor,
Lieut.. Governor and other State Off
cers attended the public exercises of
the day. The9escort duties were per-
formed by the Salem troop Of Horse.
The degree Of Bachelor of Arts was
conferred on 6 young gentlemen, and
IS gentlemen were admitted to the de-
gree of Master Of Arts.
The dgree of Bachelor Of Medicine
was conferred on Joshua Thomas, OF
Boston, and Eleazar Clap, of Dorches-
ter (; the degree of Doctor Of Medicine
on Benjamin Shurilen, of Boston, and
Robert Thaxter, of Dorchester.
HONORARY DEGREES.
Shirley Erying, and Hon. Samuel
Sumner Wilde, Masters of Arts.
Hon. John Brooks, & James Thach-
er, Doctors of Medicine.
Rev. Charles Stearns, Rev. Aaron
Bancroft, and Rev. Reuben PuEer,
Doctors Of Divinity
His ExceIlency Elbridge Gerry,
Hon. Timothy Pickering. Hon. Tie
odore Sedgmick, and hon. james Kent,
Chief Justice of the State Of Newy ors,
Doctors of Laws.
The exercises were performed with
unusual spirit, and received the warm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03

Il nun give f4tisfa6tion 10 every friend 10
his country thar the attention of the Militia
Is inClining TO matchmaking, the peculiar
forte OF The American foIdier-On Tueiday
lat, the Portland LigSt Infantry, commanded
by Capt Ofsood, performed target firing for
the fecond time this year-fon.e of the mem.
bers loaded and fred with ball fix times in
one hundred leconds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
sIlERiFF'S SALE.

Taisq n ErecaLelIarf p h f5.d AZ
Pubic Auaioa, "a lfONDAHi III
t7teatyJ.ar:b day Of SEPTEMBER rext,
at tea s'c5ck Il. II. az The pre74Je5,
A IL the Right in Equity Of Redemption
which James Rannie has in ari 10 the
following deCcri3ed ntortgaged Real Attase--
VIZ "A ceriai7 lnaad f,ua'ed n the town Of
Falmouth, known by The name sc Msckeys
Inand-now cal ed Rannie's lilant-- Contain
ing abuu. nint'y FIVE acres he che fame more
or Iei.; together with AL the .uiitirgs, pliy-
ilege, aud and appuuensu, e ts ,he lame oe-
longing
JOS NJ. GERRIsR, by SEs,iT /
PorAazdr Jry 29. 1910 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
GOOD FEATHERS,
FOR Il9 PER ID.
John DIX,

HAS JUN received by tue big Psdler, from
= Palermo,
EVe TboHianG lbs. Of feathers,
which he will fell at the above price, warran-
ted frsfh and new. His object beng 70 cIofe
the faIes a. loon a. poiIib!e, u tettie the con
Germ Innhoders, Boarding Houies, and all
others who may with to iupply rhemielye,,
have now rare and favorable opportunity
as they are offered at leaf SO per cent. below
the uiuaI price Of fuch Feathers, and il any
quantities 10 fuit Purchafers T.4y are now
open ard ready for faIe in he chamber over
z1i1nofBy Flstebe,'' hHS7ioa off,, ExeblagsG,est
where the fsle will be continued from day ~
dav, till all is clofed.
Po,nazd Sept 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
8 BidsgeA turned tedcralsf and run r"

|" BldTCeH turned .IederalI8f and ran n
This is now the word with demao ats
fool can say that any man is of ih or
that party, but it will u0t alter the fat -
Tie Argus may make q few Uf lis rea ers
believe ,hat JeifeI sons Nc Orleans Oh
leclo- (BRowNl was feder;dIsS aid MAJ
BIDwEL. j. one, also but lie editor ct
ne Argus knows, or Ae hE0zys aay thngJ
that ~ making tiese repre- yntatiUns ne ~
gut.i J vi sAy my That ~lHclsHe knows 10 be
,4lse. The writer OF lhIs @rjicle has COZ
Sersed with -as0sz s.4o .-new b. owa ,Snen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03

20 he fold at pubic auction on F,idey, Bs
2lh Day IF Sfr's5stsy next. az eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, Fifteen PEWS il the third
Congregational Meeting Houie in Portland
Conditions of payment mace knowu at rke
time aud place Of .ale, which will be At fad
Meeting Houie
PO,tIaaf, dagge so, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
NEW GOODS.
lanes RuGell,

Isfa'anfs Buildings. Exchange fret,
Ii AS jult received, long white kid Cloves /;
I 4 fhort Limerick do ; fix Armlets 6 4,
A, 81, & 9. linen DamAlk Table Cloths !;
ladies and gentlemen's cotton Hole do. do.
back and coloured worried do, Scotch paid
Ginghams ; black Sa,t'ns do. Sinchews
black aud coloured Sewing Silks; Oil Cloths
low priced Stufs; Factory Cotton Checks T;
lupe.hue drab Cloths, and double mil q
CalGmeles Fannels snd Baizes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
Samuel. LefayOr.

7 INFORMS his friends and The public, thai
be has Iske0 the ftore at the head Of Lozg
Wbs.f, lately occupied by Mr.. ASA Plum
MFR, where he offers for faIe, general al
ioi .mens of
Wlf-Ldia Gods e. Groceries,
cheap for cath or ihvrt approved credit.
Portland. Sept. 8, 1870 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
STRA9ED

FROM the iublcriber, on Saturday, the 25ih
uit dark cheinut coloured COW, with
piece OF wood tied 70 her neck, and tbe own
CT name engraved thereon Whoever has
taken up laid Cow and will return her 10 the
owner, or give information where fhe may be
found, fhaIl Be luitabIy rewarded
S. PORTER.
Portland, Sept. s, 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03

See a statement Of BitVcelFs cordisct, pub
ishea IN nc Repe,io'y Of JaHe 3, 1909, more
than year since, and 5yh.ch az that tinie gave
great cfense to fhs !eade1s 81 democracy. and
schich 7gas pronounced 10 be nlost gpieteq at
teanbt jthe jeo.e, aiIsts % induce GoVe,no, Cure
p ,enlove Dir. 6iuSOeA finn us ctfce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-03
BOSTON HIT
Manufacturing Con5panr
JOHN MAHAN,

HCEE1
FOR telling their HATS in the DInria ID
= Maine, offers for fae,
IL cafes fuperfne black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
4 cafes Of drab &C. al Of which are Ct The
ne" f4ihion, light, and very nice
Also
So dozen Nap Hats, n and Cd quality
500 lnens aud boys Felt Hats
Chiidren's Morocco aud Beaver Hats, 4 large
ailortment
9 cafes Camel's Hair Hats.
Any Hats bearing The Bottom Ramp, will be
warranted to give The wraIer fati,fa6t;on.
they Will tie fold whoitlale Or retail. II the
fame rates as by the Agents for she Company
in Bottom
The above R7ek will fhortly be much in
created and kept conifantly good.
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