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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
EEW GOODS.

q 9EWELER,

COLDo NH IL = -"
E+ebazgt FRET, ssa,!y sef3fte tie Iaaiaa CHIT
is happy to inform the public thar he has
L iutt received by the la,ett arrivals from
Europe, an elegan, ahortment of
Tsa0slry, Plated, Brifania ana
4abaned Ware
Among which are the following
Gold Ear Hoops, Knobs ard Drops; Pearl,
Comedian, Topaz, Mourning and plain gold
Bleait Pins and Finger Rings-elegant Peb-
bic and comedian Watch Keys-plain, gold
and open work do. /; gold Watch CHAINS
plated Tea Sets to match; elegant plated
Gators, from4 to diamond cut glafIes each;
plated Candleftcks, new patterns; do. Soup
Ladle large Britannia Coffee and lea Pots
Sugar Bzlons and Cream Ewers, TO match, OF
hyperion quality; elegant fetts of morocco
and black ground japaned Walters; do. cheeie
and bread Trays knife and fnufer Trays,
with gold borders; ptain DO. new patterns
poliihed tin Coffee Pots; polilhed fteel Self,
icrs; common do. lteel Shutters pocket and
deik knives 6lver and gilt Watch Chains,
Seals and Keys morocco Pocket Books and
Puries /; FLYER Tooth Picks, with turtle ihell,
pearl, and FLYER cafes officers Swords, Ep-
auiets, Lace and Cord, &c. &c.
The above, together with his former flock,
enables HIM to offer coRplete ahorrment Of
goods IN his line. He invites his friends and
cultomers 10 call, where they will find con-
itant aud perional attendance together with
difpofiton TO attend TO the commands Of all.
Il He continues TO manufacture Hair, Jewelry
and Silver Work, as ufual.
Grateful to his friends and the public for
having 70 highly favored him with their cut.
tom, he tenders them his thanks for former
patronage, and folicits continuance. His
itudy will be to pleaie.
Psrfisad, Jnty 80, 1910. (6'w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20

who pre!ent their reipects to their friends and
correspondents, lolicitine their future orders,
which ihall always be promptly attended to
They will alfo execute orders for Books 10 be
imported from Great Britain, on Reasonable
terms. COMMUNICATIONS for iuch orders will
receive immediate attention if left with d.
Mallo,ysJ O. Bottom, d ", Fl~raal Z Gteere,
Albany Szrjft 9 Cbipmar, Nliddlebury, (yt) /;
r iH. Mictlia d Co. Baltimore; or m. T. Fan
rand u Co. Philadelphia.
L. II. * Co. have u prefs and are preparing
for publication
Bacon's Abidgemen,, with large additions
by Bird Wilton, PRECEDENT Of the Court Of
Common Pleas in Pennsylvania Comyn's Di.
gelt by Samuel Rofe, TO this edition viii be
added Notes from the late Britifh and Amer.
can deicions); Coke's Reports, from the laf
Losdon edition Burns Digeited index
Tomlin's Digel Peere Williams Reports;
Einney's Reports, vol I'd Law Journal, VOL
g; Thomas Pyle ; Tauntons Reports
Thomas Harmon AGtons Reports new
ireatIle on the principles of Peadings {; Pre-
cedenSs OF Declarations, an entire new work
BY Jofeph story, Eiq; PoTRIER on the LagO
" La/u,ante aud Ma,ifi1se Consrat7s do. do. do.
LsVO # Pat~sr6iP, with Notes aud Referen-
ces the works OF Hannal: More Walker on
Elocution ; Beiiarius, by madam de Genlis
Shuckford's Connexions; Newton's Works, in
vols. 2 OF which are publiihed; Miners
Church Hltory, in vols of which are pub
lihed Hamitons Works, Including the Fed
efaiiit; Watts Sermons; Subscriptions re-
ceivei for his whole Works; Ramiay's Life of
Warrington, for the uGe Of fchools Camp
bell Works, partly from original manulcripts,
JUN received I; American Reader, for the ufe
of Schools, by Ala Lyman, A. Nj new edi-
ton of Watts Plains and Hymns, 1vtb adj
'iaas ;Klopaock's MeiIish and Edwards on the
neceihty Of the AtoneMent.
POrf!ans, -dygaf 6, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20

-. 1s.:y e-ii;ta,
Ii = 'f1 yea ~ adlitiona' :. py %
f.ty and 81 PIE sod,


ANN winch are
Bue Nankins; light DO; Ids Calicoes
Lnsiia .siii India CD.toa. Lingus ll,qKlb
and 80 ChecAs green Six Vcvet; black
dN' back co''on d. Diaper; 81 : and
- wH'e COTTON Csm5tics; black and other
eslafed cs ni-ck silk Handkerchiets; Ban
daanA dti Cam5ric d loag Lawn iaen
Cambria Cam5 &c AIail.a; L.dia Book do !;
= resT vilsie y q. Lace ard commons no; fne
Smear Ia ~. Lace and Leno Eau,. : hefs !:
Thread and Cotton Laces; s 4 W Lace !;
3 , back do F; Lace Mantle. elegant figured
Couon DIP ; CAmnric Dlm:ty, black Canton
Grape Ifmon colourel do black twill'd
j.uitring back Satin white do whye
l.ultring black and oi!er co!ored do plain
Italian DO white Sanenc;t pink biue, chloe
ols,e and green dos green Gauze black
Cape elegant white Lace Arnlets black
%; white Cotton do Ladies black, white
aud fate 4 Hose; white fate, and black cot
ioa do; Mllea' DO; Gentlemans white and
black six jloves; black And Wire Cotton
do Leather do; Ladies long white Kid DO
bud and ila;e do black SILK Habit do; white
Ka5 do I; Hack bnI aud aate DO Hate Cotton
90 Ribbons black Fans white do +; Bots
Sack Cotton I; Cotton Balls PAraloIs Coo
ron UmoTe'las; Bed Lace Furnitures Cling
hams; CsIicoes; fine Tendon Prints Tor
ioile shell Cjmbs; Table Mats; Puries
silk and Cotton Cord black and white Mil
hne.t Wire black, brown anI white Pate
B.afds, &c. &c.
Poyflana, A.gsR6, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
STRAE CON-.

ON Tueiday Gath JuS infant, frayed from
= JEREMIAH CooDwIs Of Portland. light
red cow, about ten years old, having a
white belly, and part Of the face alto white
She is large, though thin in flelh, having
lately been iick with the horn diaemper TO
remedy which, the horns have been bored,
and few joItts cut off The tail ANY peTion
giving information Of, or returning iaid Cow
At Sore No. !, Union Row, Middle lireet,
Portland, fhall be rewarded.
P0'fisaa, JSiy 81, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
STRA1~ED.

FROM the fnbferiber, about the N ina.
= dark brindle cow, with u hits face,
and the ends Of her horns fawed oH-Nh5-
ever has taken up laid Cow ana viii give ~
formation q her az no ?, A1sgsys Rsls, DIAL
be geUssouily rewarded
Pa1flaAs, Dig. u.s.. Joseph JOHNSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
NEW GOODS.
ROY AL LINCOLN,

Exf6ange 'heet,
II As juG received an additional fupply of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
iuita5le for the featon among which are lome
very icasce viz
White elk Gloves white Luftring; do.
Sarinett; pink and blue Sattins buff Cam.
brick; lilac do Ruflian diapers table Lin
en-; black Grape do. LultrIng; 60 Forences;
do. Cantoa Grape; do Barcelona Handkfs.
long Lawn Linen Cambrics 4 4 and s
lrIh Linens Bri;ih Shirtings Colerains
Go 4; silk and cotton Umbrellas PAralolls;
Armlet's; long and fhort kid Gloves Mems
whIIe black and mix d worried Hofe do Mar
bled; cotton do; printed Cambrick; fancy
Mullins, &c. &c. which together with his for
mer flock, makes as complete an aGortment as
can be found in any fore il town, and which
will De fold very low for Cath. Augult 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
LOAF IND LTJ-P SIC J y
Joseph POPE

No 2. 1l.6-,',P.w
HAS JIM received thirty five harrel. ps,-
l delphia RUINED SUGAR: VI
being coniignnenE, vail be fold Oh \. =
bic terms. (6w) Po,a.iad, qai, sn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
REIICVAL.
Daniel Thurhon,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends anc
N The pubic that he hes 'emsVsd iron
Nuffey's Row, 10 the flore in Fore itreet
formerly occupied by Richard Motley where
he has for fale an ailortment OF
Net India Go1d5 and Grocerie5,
among which are the following, viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
ALTERATION.
Lyman, MALLORY g Co.

y EsFECtFULLY inform The public tEat
they have taken into partnerlhip MIR
GEORGE Hall, aud thar the Luhneis will
n fu'nre be conducted and known by tie
name of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
STRATCOW.
SHOE STORE.

Solomon q Thomas BoyCe,
INFORM their friends and the Public in
: general, that they have opened SHOE
sTCAE IN Fiji Gyesf, nearly oppoiite the Ia
alan Cliff where they intend keeping a COM
plete aliortment Of Ladies, Mites and Chill
drens SHOES of every de(crip,ion.
They hkewiie manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds, at the fhorte(t notice,
and on the mon reaionable terms where
they hope by their attention and aGiduity to
buGnefs they ihalI merit ihare Of the Public
'%atronage. Portland, heyR %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20

Tor fale by the fubfcriber, at bis fore in
Fors,f,esf, nearly opPofiie the head OF
Long WbDf-
Cogniac Brandy Pearl BarlY
Bordeaux do. Frefh Figs
Hollands Gin Muicatel,
American do. Bloom,
Old Jamaica Spirits Drum, & RAISiNS
Antigua Rum Caik
Cherry Brandy Almonds
Vidona, Filber,s
Sherry, ryr>rr. Lemons
Lifbon, & Canary Seed
Malaga Winfor & bar Soap
Hyfon, I Mould e dp'd Can
Young Hyfon, J dies, by box or re-
Hyfon Skin, Al tail
Souchong and : Table Salt
Bohea Mats of all kinds
Loaf Lump, % Brooms
ill.,. Rotten Stone
: Indigo, Sleeves
and brown 3 Demi- John.
Chocolate Stone Jugs
Do. Shells Powder and Shot
Nutmegs, Cloves Fiints
Caiia, Pepper SPanifh Cigars
Ground DO. Connecticut Cheeie
flmentoi ginger Cledr FORK
Cayenne, Mulard Bacon of hrit quality
Olive Oil Cider, Draft Porter
Capers Hard Ware, Bellows,
Brandy Fruit Shoe Brulhes, Us. G'f.
Rice, Oatmeal
Also
"A quantity OF CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine MzrliRg,
Cod Lines, &c. G's.
The above Goods are Of the lir1 quality,
and will Dc fold on realonabe terms.
N. B.-Merchants and Ship Matters may
be luppl<d with Cabin or lhip Stores a the
fliorrea notice and on realonable terms
ALTO. Families may be fup2lied a. low a. can
be purchaied in town, and letEle their bills
quarterly. Conllznt ATTENDANCE, and every
favor gratefully acknowledged
JONATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
WILLIAM CROSS,

No. 8, Lerg- WLagE
HAS Jun received and for fale,
4 a $50 bbls. fuperhne FLOUR,
90 half bbIs. ditto,
SO bbis fcratched ditto,
so bblS bone middings * one hog PORK,
10 tirces frelh RICE,
10 half Do.
900 buihels OF Rock SALT.
90 bbls. Wilmington TAR and PITCH,
Pipes of BRANDY and GIN,
500 bulhels CORN,
Chefs FIyfon Skin * SouOhong TEAS,
Is bags COFFEE,
IL kegs Virginia TOBACCO.
July 80. %
COrbam Academy.
NOTICE is hereby given TO thofe who
: with 10 fend their children to the Co,hozl
Aeademy, that the Trultees have engaged Doc
tor Charter C.6Fa, of Brunlwck, as Preceptof
and that faid Academy will be opened On the
fecond Wedselday Of September next.
LOTHROP LLWlS, Sec, etayy.
7sly 81, 1910. (2m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20


We'll India KUN Rice
". E. Rum Box Raifns
spanilh Brandy Cafk d.,
Gin Mould & dip'd Can
sherry. ) dies
Lifbon & { WINES. Windior Soap
Port | Palm do
Loaf Sugar Role do
White Havana do. Indigo, fri quality
Brown do. Starch
Mu!covado do. Cotton x wool Cards
Hvfon, Flour
Hyfon Skin, Corn Brooms
Souchong & HfAo Frying Pans
Bohea Shovels BY the dozen
Nutmegs or Jingle
Cinnamon scythes and Sneaths
Cloves Molafles
Pepper Liverpool Salt
Pimenio Tobacco
Ginger Fifth
Mullard Clear Pork
Coffee Cheeie
Chocolate No. J & 2 Logwood, &c. &c.
All of which will be fold as cheap as can
be bought in town, for Cath or Country Pro-
duce.
N. B.-Fiihermen's and Ships Stores put
up at the fhorteit notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20

PAPER. QuiIls, Pocket Books, SC all Of
winch wiil 5e fold On more liberal terms than
ca DC YuTrhsled IN town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20

FOR fale by the fubfcriber, at bis fore in
= Fas,f,est, nearly oppof,e the head OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-10
The Progressive Company,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,

AT THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, LONG WHARF,
Have for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest cur
rent prices,
"A Constant supply Of Rye and Indian Corn !;
= do do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, of the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and IL
QUORS-0mong ,vhich are
10 hhds. Sd proof ST. Croix and Antigua Rum;
90 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy /.
30 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
90 boxes Rasins 30 do. Chocolate;
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1900 bushels Exuma Salt, of a superiour quality;
1900 do. Liverpool do.
500 do. Turks-Island do.
500 do. Bonavista do.
,9lso--a quantity Of we'll seasoned mer. Boards
Lskcsvise......Jusf receired
pipes Gin; hirds. old Jamaica Spirits;
2e chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent aavouri
1000 VT. Cheese; 900 Meal Bags;
8 crates and hhls. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
- Cash gi.en for Conn and RYE.
v u Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging 20 the Company, viii have the
goodr .ss to return them
WILLIAM cOGGEsfIALI, jun. .lgcn.
bsYf0rt, Oef~1S'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-10

IN
.sirsBEsJ. REyNoLps,) } corner IF Jiarhef.Square,
and rf fAs st~- lGtey occupied BY >jA N ArHASfEL
DEARpoRN, 9S, Tnames-sfrsef,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
RICKERSTAFF's, RHODE ISLAND,
ID FARMERS, and THOMAs's .aL,LaN.3C'S,
for 18lOby the groce, dozen or SINGLE as cheap as
can be purchased from the, publishers.
.1iso-20o rcams Cap and Pot No. and
Writing Paper and 20 reams Foolscap Paper, made
in Hartford, Con- of superour quality, suitable for
schools, which can be afforded SO cents per ream
less than the usual price
School Books.
Webster's and Alden's lst, Cd, s Sd Parts;
Dabolrs Arithmetic Morse's Geography; Precep-
tors Columbian Orators Testaments ; Dictionaries,
and School Books of every description, by the dozen
OF single.
An assortment Of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates and one groce School Bibles, Of IN
excellent edition. which will be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
OF every description, constantly on hand, ruled to
any pattern Playing Cards, by the grocc, dozen or
single pack lpcket Books, &c
The following articles Of London Sta
Uona,y, haze jusf come to hand /.
Few reams best hot-pressed Wove Letter
Paper; common WOvc do; few thousand Quills ;
Penknivcs; best Lead Pencils Ink-Powder Wa
fers, &c. &C.
They offer for sale, a very general assorf-
BOOKS and ST STATIONARY,
at reduced prices-Country Stores Private Libraries,
&c furnished on the best terms and at liberal dis
counts.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
interesting publication also many and valu-
able WORKS Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year, on the usual terms.
THE HAT STORE
is furnished with HATS Of every quality and price,
usually wanted, such as Fclts, Castors Beavers, &c.
made in the best manner and warranted to crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
great variety, cheap, as usual
Newport, Nov. %, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-10
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. SO, Tn .nes-sfreef,
T1AS for sale-ioo bbls. Prime Pork, war
u 4 ranted Gin, per pipe.
.fiso--An assortment Of GROCERIES. j
n. B. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who arc disposed to favour him in this
lina, may depend on his cxcrtions in their be-
half.
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as Above. July 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-10
STOVE PIPES,

,nF TIN, or sheet IRON. of any
" length or size, m.dc by the Subscriber, at hss
Shop one door west of Mcssrs. J. Nc ssoE & C9's
Grocery Storc-.7ss, Tin Ware Cor sale - cheap az
can be purchased in dis state. The smses favour
gratefully acknowledged.
n. b. Cash given for old Pewter and Lead.
, NATHANIEL MASON.
Newport, Nov. l. 1892
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-10
Azmanaes, for 1910, School
Books, Stationary, @c.
WANTON & RATHBONE,

N their Store, 92 IAames-street Formerly occupied b,
.;lrsBESJ. REyNoLps,) corner cf Markef.square
and rf tAs sf~~ letely occupied By .Jh' NATHANIEL
DEARpoRN, 9S, Thames street,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
THIRD CENSUS.

he Constitution OF the u. States
having ordained that an enumeration
c. the inhabitants shalt he made Lvery
ten years, Congress, az their last ses-
sion, enacted laws au. horising the Se-
cratary of State to cause q census 10 be
taken; which viii be the third emu.
merasion, under the present govern
mcnt. Accordingly, the Secretary
has issued TO the Marshals of Districts
and 10 the Secretaries of Territories
the sub]oined instructions, together
with copies of the acts Of Congress on
the subject, and OF the forms Of the
oa;ss and of the returns which they
prescribe, Transmitting to each sui
hcient number for the use OF their SCI
,veral assistants, the better to enable
them to complete the census withia
the period Of time limited by the law.
As the enumeration Of the inhalsi-
tants of the u. States is the basis upon
which the representation in Congress
is regulated, it will at once be perceiv-
ed that it is a subject of primary ma.
tional Importance and, therefore,
ought to receive every possible facili.
ty watch the intelligence of the COM
munity can afford to those who are
employed to carry Il into effect. 1t is
hoped that the newspapers of every
political complexion will give circula-
ton to the instructions in question,
which will contribute to better and
more general understanding of the
subject, and obviate the fears of the
ignorant, who NAV conceive the emu.
Gmeration intended for sinister purpo-
SEES.
Indeed, when we reflect that the
strength of every nation consists chief
~ In the number of its inhabitauts !,
and that foreign states will form their
opinions of our political power, in a
great degree, from, the progress of our
population, every citizen must feel an
interest in pronoting the object of the
censns law, which is to ascertain in the
most accurate manner possible the
whole number of persons, of all ages
and every sex, within the several
states and territories of the Union.
Nat. Inc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
r.. SMITH.
WAsHIKeroN Cry, July 6.

The Anniversary Of our independence
was on Wednesday celebrated with the
distinguished hooors which have here been
invariably paid q. Salu'es ushcred in the
dawn, and were repeated at intervals din.
ring the day.
AZ ten O'Clock an GRAFTON was deliver.
sd ~ honor OF the day, at the Baptist
meeting house, by Mr.. Robert Polk.
About noon the spacious rooms of the
PRESIDENT we're oPen TO large and brill.
ant assemblage OF both sexes, vino par
TOOK OF the LIBERAL refreshments provided,
anu epJoyetJ with the utmost harmony,
thsrie sStes of social intercourse.
esricos dining and evening parties en-.
sued. at ali of VIII CHI pa riclic and convi-
wal pleasure reigned and The cay tcrrni.
Da cd without any incident calculated 1,
damp The gene al y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
OKrARTnENT OF STATE
Warrington City, May IL. 1910.

Dir, ss.-
J enclose An aa providing for The
tniro census or enumeration Of the in.
haoitants OF the United States :" also.
- An ACT 10 alter and amend an act en-.
titled An act providing for the third
census or enumeration of the inhabitants
OF me On' ed States" passed the twenty
SIKH Gay of March. 1906" and, (" An
aet tnrther TO alter and amend {" An aa
providing for the ,hi;d crssus or enrm..
ration OF the Inhabitants Of the Uni,ed
states" Thc Two last acts are smenda,o.
~ OF the First, and 'eeure no particular
explanation being sufficiently declara ory
OF their specific intentions 10 be easily mn !.
ders,ecd' 1 stall therefore merely ,e-
mark IN relation to them that The fir,
mandatory act dictates the closing of he
enumeration by your assistants within The
space OF bye months: aud that the last
prescripss the torms ofihe oa:bs or afr
nations, which, you will perceive, are va.
r'ed from the forms lad down in the
principal aci. The term of iye.1nooths
being barely sufiicisn, to completes The
Census WI h accuracy, i.must press nnon
you the necessity and importance of ma.
k'ng your arrangements with ell possible
expedli'onJ so that the enumeration may
actually commence throughout all the n.
v'siops Of your district, or territory On
me very day dressed by the lazy. which
you VIII observe, il the fra, monday Of
August next.
BY the first ae it is enioiaed that the
census should be taken under the direction
OF the Secretary Of Stale, aod accoY d;nr
70 such instructions she shall give rtr
sueDt 10 f;he act. The leading obieeis os
MS provision are. doubtless, 10 irsu.e Z
Pertect uniformity in the returns, and
more certainly to effect the intentions os
l"e law within the period of time .signa.
ted for that purpose.
10 prevent ms axes in the forms OF
me os.hs and sliiTmaiions prescribed. and
to afford you facility in possessing evi.
oence That the oalhs or sffifmations have
'oeeo taken By your ASSISTANTS, , have
caused them 20 tie printed, and here with
i-'saDsniI the number Of copies wh,eh
nave supposed you may want. twill be
proper ioT your assistants 10 subscri5e as
ven as 10 take the oa.hs or affirmation :.
ana to transmit the aame TO you as sooe
40 taken, or al least with their returns.
! also ePciose duplicates Of The oath or a(.
hFmalion wh'ch you are yourself 10 take
snd subscribe, one of which you will send
70 THIS oifc~ win your returns.
ne schedule prescribed and deIinea,ed
~ The sc', exhibits ali the disunSlion. Of
persons, $50 their coiors, sexes aud az.
which ate to be observed in making the
re'ofns- The iirs, section, indeed, seems
20 import, ihat the sexes aud ages of the
irce persons Of color should DC d,slin-
gHlshed IN tao same nanner as ta.se of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
Gallan, exploit of an English Weaver.

A journeyman weaver, named Appleton
on Friday. undertook for tri{l ng wager
to eat Sc penny buns and drink Two quarts
Of ale III 40 minutes, at pubic house
pear LengaIly in MoorGeljs; he dvour.
ed 80 oil the buns. ard diahk half the ale
IN little more Than half an hour, but he
had by isat TING become so III, that he
fell from his seht. and was carried to his
apartments in Wheeler street, in state
oil insensibi!i,y. London Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
CHAnLtsroN, LAZY Q.
BATTLE IN PORTUGAL.

Captain E:ooks Of the schooner Sally.
arrived q. tbs port on Saturday, from Ma.
deta, informs Us tina, the day before he
sailed Birth CUR brig arrived al that
piace W 6 days from Lisbon, With The in
isHJEtrce ihat great battle had been
foughi on lie confines Of Portugal. be-.
tween the combined British ard Po,tu !.
fvete army and iheFreach; thar the fiebt-
ne coniipeed inr thee days, and thai the
lteteh were completely defeated, win
g'es' loss. IL was elso stated, that The
JIerch troops taken prisoners wete many
Of them so eonpie ely worn out with "a.
tigue and hunger, as to be unable 10 pto.
coed on their march. Il was likewise a..
serted that he French had been compel.
led TO tyocua'e Madfd, Tor the want of
provisions, aid 'hal tic patriots had ia.sx n
possession that city. A reinforcement of
e5 men lhat arrived at Lisbon from
kngl5nd remained on boaid The transports.
the Portuguese assuming The comma DER.
that The Blush uCops then in the coun.
Try together with the Portuguese troops,
wsfs LILLY eomps,en. 10 dc!snd the king.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
RosTos, Julv d

IMPORTANT. The Exchange Coffee
house books say, that it IS understood there
has been an arrival At New BE dford from.
liverpool, which brings London papers to
tue 25th May, six days later ,thap before
received, which state, that new order in.
council had been issued, biuckading all
ports from which his Britannia Maiesty's
flag was excluded The papers at New.
Bedford are printed on Friday. we shall
probably learn further particulars before
then.
Bos. Patriot