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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

DIES patches from Gen. Armstrong to MI.
Pinkney; and, in subsequent letter, dated
Sept. 8, says, !" Yesterday saw the two
gentlemen who arrived few days since at
Dartmouth, from Paris, with dispatches to
Mr.. P. Their tale is gloomy. They know
nothing of the release of any American
property, and say, that general Armstrong
had no hopes of such an event, at least tor
the present And, further, the only con-
dition on which the DEGREES Of Milan and
Berlin will be rescinded, is a compliance,
on the part of England, with what the duke
! of Galore says, in his letter to. gen: Arm.
strong, is ''bcn entendu." So that, not
, withstanding the positive assertion that they
are repealed, and will cease to be IN iorce
ate, the lst of November, it is very doubt
iul whether they will be repealed at all"
The state Of Connecticut will be repre-
senteG in the 18th Congress of the y. States
by the following gentlemen, viz.-Hon.
Lewis B. Sturgis, iona. 0. Mosely, Benla.
min Tallmage, Epaphroditus Champion,
Timothy Pitkin,j r. Lyman Law, ana John
Davenport, jr.
Mammoth Beetle was lately mention-
ed, as remarkable, that beet had been
raised which weighed Z lbs but be etwas
dug few days since III the land OF Mr..
Pollard, Charlestown, Macs. which wei gh-
cd 81 lbs. with the leaves the largest part
OF the root was 2S 8 4 inches in circumfer-
ence. 1t mighi have been left longer in the
ground without INJURY from ost,and would
then have been still larger.
Col5aial Produce IN HoAland.--A copy Of
the report made by the persons appontcd
to ascertain the quantity Of colonial produce
in Holland at the period of its incorporation
with the French Empire, has reached town
1t states the following rs the quantities at
the undermen,ioned dePoss
Cohse-Amsterdam 2S41,f 1877
Rotterdam 1,946,98O
DSrt, sc. 461, 18l
4 S4S, 3O7
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

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perry. The right to trade on the ocean is
apparen, as the right of breathing. Con-
8 rsss may as well try to enforce law to re-
strict every married couple to a certain
umber of children, as TO endeayor enforc-
ing a Chinese system. They need not hope
tor the support Of the democrats. VINO
most infracted the embargo and non-lnter-
CO urse laws? The democrats at least as
m uch as the federaiists. Members OF con-
eress and democratic newspapers may talk,
a nd may threaten such measures, bur We
lit tic fear their adoption.
The Baltimore Federal Republican has
again made q statement of the transactions
Of Sam. Smith his brother Robert, and
Others of the Imperial family, respecting
the Leghorn business, BY which the pubic
have lost SO much: and cntertains foolish
hore that Congress will take up the subject,
investigate it, and right the public treasu-
ry. Vain hopes. If Mr.. Randolph strives
to bring the subject on the tapis, how easy
will it be for the majority to silence it. 1t
would be impolitic to bring to light, or con-
vict TWO such luminaries of patriotism OF
auch, dishonest or dishonor able. Shall
man like general Smith, who has rendered
such service to his country, stand convicted
OF? Or shall his i!lustrious bro
Their. some time or never to be President OF
the UJ. States, exhibit himself to American
electors with such black and broad stain
ON his candida toga? 1t was crue!!to 'ake
back the money from Brown, the collector
il will be cruel 10 caH!hese men 10 account
very discouragins TOO to democracy +: sub
versye of its rights.
Pennsylvania Congrsssisna! Election
Messrs. 4. Sevbert, w. Anderson, flames
MiMor,* Robert Brown, Jonathan Roberts,
-- Rodmaa, ]. Leievet, +. White
hill, G Smith, Dir. Crawford, w. Piper, ~.
F:ndley, J. Smile, A. Lyle, and A. La
cock are elected to represent Pennsylvania
in tie 12sn Constess.
%Fedcral.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02
NOTICE.

.dhetition will be Presented TO the ne1t gel
neral assembly Of Virginia, for an act 70 neor-
horate a manufacturing s0ciefy at the TORN a
Occoquan.
J September 25s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

e. The Rev. JAMES lNGLIs
will preach in the Presbyterian
meeting house this evening at
half past 6 O'Clock.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

There is all error in the European charts
relative to Cape Frio 1t is laid down as
being in the lat. of %, 81; but II is, IN
fact, in IS, this error ought to be rect'hed.
FOR by those charts most Of our vessels Will
be embayed 1T being necessary to make
Cape Frio before We can get Up to Rio &c
TaneNo.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02
November z.

* 3 A meeting OF the Sub
scribers to the old Coffee Houle
is requeaed this morning at /
O'Clock, at the coffee room.
J. Friday, November 2. 800
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

L, is not probable Russia will restore
Finland to freuch6ed Sweden. Every
Russian must be dissatisfied with the sue
cessor chosen to WELD the sctptre OF Gus.
tayus. II it went out Of the ancient family,
it was more proper it should have been as
sipned 10 some member Of the Russian dy-
nasty. The geographical situation of Swe-
den and the relative strength OF France and
Russia, would justify pretensions in the lat
ter. We believe the deposed sovereign OF
Sweden is related, by marriage, to the En-
peror Of Russia.
Poor solitary Connscticut'-I state
IS continually sneerci at by the democrats,
for undertaking attachment to FEDERALISM;
and standing alone in the. cause OF national
honor. But this torlorn state, the last year
expended thirty scven thousand dollars IN
entlowments OF primary schools tor the edu.
cation of her youth increased the tunds OF
the state more than ten thousand dollars !;
and VIVA, is more uaiqas still, on the trss
dav of the present month there was not one
cent due to the state for taxes or on any
other account, on the books of the treasury !!
Truly, my masters, Connecticut is snsn-
lar state.
Tie following extraordinary incident is
stated in country paper i: On the 10th inst.
as gentleman Of Scarboro' and party OF
friends were fishing for Pike, they hooked
and succeeded in securing, PIKE OF the
enormous weight of 81 lbs. in which were
found four full grown wild ducks, all OF
which were, with the pike, dressed tor the
table
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

A letter, dated in London, August 20,
from an intelligent gentleman, to ms friends
in Boston, says, that two gentlemen had
arrived that evening at Dartmouth, & bto,t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02

The account is taken in the French
weights Of Kll!osrames.-L1nd, pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
BOSTON HIT
Company


AGENT
FOR telling thei7 HATS in the Diiiria Of
: Maine, offers for iale,
IL cafes fuperfne black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
A cafes of drab do. all of which are of the
new fathion, light, and very nice.
Also
63 dozen Napt Hats, 1t and Cd quality
800 meas and boys Felt Hats
Children's Morocco aud Beaver Hats, large
ailortment
8 cafes Came's Hair Hats.
Any Hats bearing the Bolton itsmp, will be
warranted to give the wearer iarIsfsetion.
They will be fold whoislaIe or RETAIL al the
fame rates as by the agents for the Company
in Bottom.
The above liock will fhortly be much in
created and kept confantly good.
Eseblage Street., s5joirisg Afsg's Quincy z
Baker,. FINE ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Caution to The Public.

WHEREAS Ds5orab Davis, wife of Samuel
w Davis, otherwife called Deborah Mich
OILS, has become chargeable TO the town OF
Pittffon, together with three children, and
the Overleers of the Poor of faid Pittfton, ear
ly lat i.,ring, brought her and her children,
with her furniture, froHl Newbury to this
town, and furniihed her, at the expenie of
.aid tswu, with a convenient houfe for her
and her children, AID have maintained her
ever hnce-and whereas, the fad Deborah,
with daughter, abiconded lalf week, and is
faid to have gone back to Newbury--this IS
therefore, 70 caution and charge the iaid town
of Newburv. and all other towns IN this tate,
and all perfons whatever, not to give ref
dence, credit, or fuaport to faid Deborah. or
either Of her children, as the iaid town of
Pittiion will nor par any debt erpenfe or
charge of her contracting or making after
this date.
THO MAS CCSS. } Cvsrfers 81 TIE
lBIArKER KEwoALL, ., sftbeiozpa
CALEB STEr1sNs, JUx. } Of Paisss.
Da<i-- r.ltasr, t5is z6t5 ~, IF JHas. $40.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

r,er,y rea'-'.r' ~ t'te n.'sSionP-
hs' ,oat..,r ~ the vi IL, sun e
: ran SJ1O The reporf i their Ms
" ~ tarl+sf year WIS highl, safis-
-, ,na .nrnu aging l. IS Presumed Il
IN. y : uncea-iag PR ~ al The plnu,
,enev,ie. Z. thar "a woul CONTINUE 10
Lis ,rf.nt I..s,stufion. and fiiaf as " rlie
s,gt i rs. and ne iulness therr'f, IL
: .nid Enni>h them with means for the I'D
nr-m,.nt oflis K'nedpm, equal tptie de
-. II has ir..,is. "a IN the breast oithose
s.so are d IL, and ardcnt'y pras 'ng for e
nrosorrt OF --'nn,
p,y,laas. Jl.g :, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
THOMAS DkLANO.
FARM FOR SALE.

FOR fale, Farm in Cape Elizabeth pleaf
sntly iltuated on the Sperwink River, a
bout leven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety acres of Land, principal part
under good Improvement, with a handfome
young Orchard of sbou, one hundred Trees
of excellent fruit good Houfe and Barn
and Tome valuable timber on faid Farm The
Stock and Farming UtenGs may be had with
the farm.-For particulars enquire of Capt.
WM. TuomAs, on the pennies, or the fub
icriber Al his office in Portland, No. ', Long
Wharf. Z. GREELY.
.spE II, 1910. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
WILLIAM CROSS,

No. 3, L1ng EB0rf,
HAS jufi received per iceooner FriendfhiP,
4 i zoo bbIs frefh luperiine FLOUR,
40 half bbls. ditto,
10 bbls Clear PORK,
4 bates COTTON,
rirces RICE,
500 bnthels Of white Pock SALT.
50 bbls. Wilmington TAR, in Tipping
order,
Is do. oo. PITCH,
pipes Spsniil BRANDY,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Real Efate for Sale.

ON MONDAY, t.ss 2sd July infant, az O'eioel,
2. M. sUIi Be SOif al PsbEs hEe7io., IN.
its p,eViosly dilPoSea ef at Private ssl, .. BE
PSemises--7zDO Hrdividsi third pa,f5 Of a loo Of
LAND, Efsate ~ Fai10usb, eosfaiaIsg "a re
zUb0Le, thirty acyo more oy t5r tsEsdrS CT fsI-
iaSs--6sginnisg sbs 'ostbrly at Of fbs rosf Tea
ding 20 Bsekoovs bridge AID o. f5e zpsGe,iy Efe e
Sarsei Kn,gbf' land; fbs~ss ns,fJrpsGs-gy al ia
irg 'aid road, and ea.g another road, and adjoining
Qseie, Lane one bsas,ed and Exty rod. TO a PaIr !;
fbsree zU ,OEfbrVsferiy about tzyeay egbf rodr 10
Mr.. Ba,beys lanS; fbence sort5 50EtSeaEerly one
hundred end pity rcas; theme no,tbsaF absn tuenfy-
eight rod5,. BY fbs great Mesdo1v TO tie Bo1.d,
f,f mentioned, 1Ot5 all re priviisges and sPPar
fsnaacss belonging TO TIE same. T5e,e Is q COM
nzoiiOrs brink Store Garding fbe lof zpbieb, from
It's ftHafion, mse reads, the P,emisst an objet7
for any gsnfismav rri6izg TO carry on 7,sde
Aiso-- Will be difpofed of As above on
faid Esd July, a, ten O'Clock A. M. on the
premiles, Lot Of Land, iituated in Port
land, bounded as follows beginning at the
north welt corner Lot of Land Wyikiar7
Y1ug5as fold David Chriaie, adjoining JEFF
ferfon Street thence welterly on faid ltreer
forty eight feet theHce loutherly and at
right angles with faid Greet one hundred
and twenty feet. For further particulars
enquire of the fubfcriber at P,ofiaud.
THOMAS DkLANO.
Dalai G.-. az lQln
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

CTRAYED or ltolen from the paffure Of the
~ fubfcriber, on the evening of the 9th ult.
dark chestnut coloured Horse. with white
fpot about as large as dollar on the right iide
of his back, near the fhoulder; is about A
hands high, trots all, and is remarkably ftout,
thick Ger, and carries his head very high. In
ftead of the above defcribed Horie, an old,
fmall, black, pacing Horfe was found in the
paffure from whence the fri named Horse
was taken, Whoever will give information
where faid Horfe may be found, fhals re-
ceive generous reward, and all necef4ry
erpences betrayed, by applying to the fub
criber.
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
North Ysrmest5, July, 2, 1910,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Doctor Kittredge,

INFORMS, that, in consequence of areturn
of the hemorrhage from his lungs, il is his
intention 10 refort to iourneying for the recov-
cry of his health, in 8 weeks or month.
And as a long time may elapse previously to
his return to this town, he wiihes those who
have any demands against him, to present
them foon for payment.--Those who are in
debted, would much oblige him byS fPeedy
fettlement.
Portland, July 2, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
cow pOCK.

4 understand the physicians haze gone far
fo'-4rdS the completion Of the Vaccine Inocr.la-
nog az thfs tozun and thar this mid and sail-
tay diso,alG promises fai, to obtain general
circulation through the country. Physicians in
the ne;ghboring tO5cnS, desirous Of extending is
benign Jfzence, may be furnished with fresh
mater, 6y appliqg 10 either d. Tucker, Esq.
5 Lonsicilow, Esq or Capt. t. Brown,
who are committee to superintend the in
oculation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
REMOVAL.
J hotnas Becker.

n0maS Beckef.
INFORM his cuitun.srs and the puS'ir thar
he has removed from III, former 4 uaiion
20 the ihop lately occupied By Mr. Stree
Dearton- No 6, Joresf R-4D, Ex4baare Gyrst,
where he will carry On the
IdILyRING BUSINESS.
as ufnal. All calls and orders will be aiten-
ded with pun-tualuv
H-Ets tsff fezl fJ-f'y ~ baai s. fryaLs,
. variety of BRO ADCLOATH, Z ASST
MEREs. W AiSTCO A1ING and TRIM
MINGs. and osber Articles secefary for
ciU4Ihs a At k'nds. THns 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Fnoch MouIton.

N 8, T~r-s Ro-r, Ersba-g- \ -,
Has ju't receicsd war; n Of
FASH On ABLE JtWELRY.
and PLATED WdRE VIII ch be offers TO-
IaIe on sesfonabie TENS for cath or esediS--
Pearl and gold Breaches
rearl and god finger Rings
Mourning 90
variety Of gold Ear Rings
PATE do
EIegnnt flair Neck Chains. Hoops, and
Bracelets
Miniature Settings
Elegant Comedian Watch Keys and Seals
DO Agate do 90
Do FLYER do do
Silver Cream Pots
Sugar 3zloas-
Plated coffee aud tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators. fome very elegant
SnuiFers and Trays
Fruit B41kets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soap Ladies and Fifth Knives
1umbiers, tie.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Elegant Britannia Tea Pots
Sugar Bzfons and Cream Pots
Cords and TafTels
Yellow and white nouated Swords
"A large afonment Of Morocco and black
ground Walters.
BREAD Rafwefs and Cheefe Tr2vs
Knife Trays
Steel Settlers
Penknives--Razers
Plated and FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies aud Gentlemen's Pocket Books
EnameIled Boxes
Profile Frames Looking Ciafes
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pins--do. Watch Keys.
Do. Seals and Chains
Coral Beads, sSs. Cs.
Warranted Gold Necklaces
Silver Table, Defert and Tea Spoons, made
at the fhortef notice
Hair work executed in the neateff manner
He has recently received a handlome az
fortment of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are
Gilt and plated mounted Swords
Saddle Piltols
White and yellow Epau!etts
Do. do Cords
Do do Prufian Binding
Worried Safhes
A good afortment Of Plumes
Yellow and white Sword Knots
Hat Tafiels, Cockades, Cs. Ct.
Which will be fold as low as can be purchaf.
ed in Portland or Bolton--of the truth Of
which, purchaiers may be fatis6ed if they
will call and fee for themfelves.
Portland, July 2. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
NOTICE.

is hereby given, that the repairs of Blsk
4 Covr Bridge will be completed on Tuef-
day next ; and the bridge viii be open for
travellers on Wednefday the day following.
LENT TUKEY, Toll Gaibs,v.
TEly 2, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

Strayed from the Subscriber,
A SMALL brown cow, with final horns,
the ends fawed off, and one of her ears
ciped-had a imaH rope fixed round her neck
Whoever has found faid Cow and will in.
form the owner, fhaH be fsitabjy rewarded
~ Sbe gsayed on fbe 8fL VII.
JOHN COLLINS, JUS.
Portland, July 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
Benjamin Hudfon,

Middle fret, Ha, for Jsie,
"A General afortment of
". 4. Goods and Groceries.
ALso-Englifh and American Gun Powder
Shot & Flints-good VinegAr-new Hops
-beff Table Filth --Spanilh Float, Calcutta,
and Louiliana Indigo-Copperafs, Alum
Logwood, ye.
fdyion, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin and
Souchong Teas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

luHi@ tbey FUND evidence Of 2ona-
lar,e's inlcninn 10 seize on tie B ..tish
provinces IN t'orth America. MANY
French Offers had arrived at New
Orleans A treasonsble ccrrespon-
dencr was carried on by Frrnchmrn
in Canada And there is much lea-
son to believe that this plan was well
known and condemned by our great
men in the United States.
Fodbery oaF 'lander spifFout erzmfle,
An sG.;iai s;atemert, dated, Ameri-
can Consulate, Paris, lst OF April. 1910,
giyes list OF one hundred and thiriy
hire Amer can vessels which have
been either captured, condemned sci.
ed or seqncstercd, with their cargoes,
~ the ports Of France, Spain, Naples
and Holland, since the first OF April,
lsOj--lHIt one ofthis number has been
acquitted. Since the frs, of April last
Bonaparte has issued DEGREES and or
ders for the sale of those vessels and
cargoes which had not been previously
decided upon, and the proceeds paid
into his private treasury. After this is
there on American that will pretend
that Bonaparte is contending for the
rights OF the u. 5. or that his cause is
our cause But il is fact tha, many of
the leading democratic papers, as well
as many ofthe leading democrats them
selves are continually apolgoziRg for,
or Justityihg the conduct and measures
Of the Emperor of France.
! Signs Of Me Tfmes.-Many Of the adj
mlnistranon papers are holding lam
guage as tho IL was the determination
OF our great men at Washington to re-
commend a recurrence to embargo
policy again. Some of the dear lovers
OF the people regret that it was ever re-
moved SO much for wandering from
the Washington system of measures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
6a;rtte 5bip JGfiDs.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lslO.
COASTERS.


= lived at this Port since our last, Oune
25thl Shops Ca,y-Ann, Blanchard, from
Boston Olive, Hubs, do. Argo, Davie,
Plymouth Sally, Kilborn, Newburyport !;
Hero, Bibber, Brunswick Jane, Patterson,
Eastport ;--schrs. America, Colbey. Bos-
ton Dart, Grant, Salem briggs Orient,
Sturdlvant, Philadelphia Betsey, York,
Boston ;-schr. Columbia, Lewis, N. York
-sloop Betsey, Buxton, Philadelphia; schr.
Resolution, Chitty, Philadelphia Ameri-
ca, Brooks, Gloucester Lucy, Bowman,
Mountdesert; sloop Planter, Sanford, New
bedford /; schr. Mercy, Williams, Salem ;
sloop Charlotte, Mansfield, PASSPORT.
Cearances at the Custom House.
Jane &c, sloop Mart, Blanchard, for Bos-
ton.-28, schr. Polly, Matthews, Network
20, schr. Ann, Whitney, Philadelphia
Vessels stoten.-June 25, in the bay of
Funday, ship Hmntress, from ST. Ubes, for
Wlscasset, cut SO days. June IS, lat. So,
long. ca, schr. Albion, from Camden, for
Barbadoes.
hlVsrtisemeats emitted tbis diy Fall De attesIs5l0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
9ortIarlO,
Monday, July 2, 1910.

Am; e,rsarg ofd.periean h,d,hendence.
peeDaralioas are making ia al our
rrincipyl scaports FOR splendid cclt-
hfsiioa OF the approaching Anniycl-
-. 81 American Independence BY the
Federslists. Allhough the present sill
u,,ion OF the country Cannot be consid-
cred a. the most prosperous, sill We
have many reasons Tor coy and congra
tula,ion. We are not now suffering
,nter the operation Of arbitrary & Cd.
urcssive Embargo laws, and have thus
lar avoided tae ruisous consequences Of
war wit England. Our civil inSti-
,n:ions still aAotd us proleciicn; per-
sonal rights and property are protect
I'd. Lot party spirit triumph al power
ob.siaed by improper and base means,
whilst there is an union Of wise s hon.
est men, who viii remain firm TO those
principles which are calculated to pro-
mote the real prosperity and indepen-
dence of the country, bad men will be
disappointed in their evil designs, and
good men will not realize those evils
that will follow by contrary course of
conduct.
The FEDERAL REPUBLICANS OF
Portland, who have not subscribed for
the Public Dinner on The approaching
Anniversary Of AMERICAN iNDEPEN-
nENcE, are respectfully informed that
the Subscription Paper is left with
Major GODDARD, where those who are
DESTROYS of subscribing are requested
70 call.
The Procession will move from
Washington Hall, precisely at i o'clock
A. NJ. under Escort of Capt. HoPKINs'
Company of Artillery, and proceed TO
St. Paul's Church, where an Ora
ton will be delivered by NATHAN
KISsMAN, Esq. after which the pro-
cession will return to the Hall in the
same order. Military Gentlemen are
requested to appear in their Uniforms.
Gentlemen from the neighbouring
towns are invited to participate with
their brethren of Portland.
Gentlemen who dine are requested
TO call on Mr.. Folsom, at the CoLrtmbi-
en- Tavern, for their Tickets.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02

a. r. Sxr " fts GAtzv HExo Of hfmrR.
Sdc0.
rhs' he has jon received frrlh lupg v M
DSUCS s..d MEDICINES. u The l1r4 ~
porration.- PAINTS. Dye sTUFFS. &C.
which ~ish hss forsner SOCK, cnmpfifes
valuable and e. cnhvs AlIJrmenf. coahling
Of every article uluAlly called ioe 10 has iiae,
winch ne wiil ditpofs 0l On liberal rerms, f0r
C4ih or ihori Credit. Among which arc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
HENRY SMITH Il CO.

No. 4, M.l.yi Ro4U,
Black, blue, corbeau,
fmoak, bottle, pep.
per and drab mix'd
Broadcloths * CAT
imeres,
Stockingnett,
A great variety "a
and A common &
cambria Calicoes &
Ginghams,
Japan'd, fancy aripe,
clutter fprig, loom
feeded, fprig'd, tam
bor'd leno, all over
fpider nett, diced,
fpotted leno, piquet,
plain and tambor'd
Book Mullins,
Hair cord, color'd and
white diagonal and
plain Cambrics,
CommoR and cambria
Dimoties,
Velvets !; VeIveteens ;
Cords and Thickletts ;
B,a. <, blue, drab and
mix'd Florentines,
Blue and Patent Man
kins,
Warrington Stripes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-02
". l. GOODS y GROCERIES.

AUdI . DIOWH oul-dr
MEDICINE CHESTS, with approved d.
recfions, carefully put up Or repIeniihed &C
the fhorteil notice.
NJ. B. Children or iefvants may be fent
here with iaiety, as no Medicine ihzil be de-
livered but ny peri.~ we'll acquainted Any
perlon who may purchAte Medicine a The a.
hove Store arc does nor find II 70 Re OF good
quality, may return il and receive his money
again The ln.ai ca favor acknowledged, aud
conl:ant attendance from funrife till O'Clock
IN the evening.
June 10, 1870. &c WI