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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-20
[BY AUTHORITYl
LhW OF TIE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Making appropriations for the s.hbort of The Nil
'tayy establishment of the u. S. for The year one
thousand eight hundred and ten "
EQ E itenacte! by the Senate and House of Re
~ Presentatices Of the United States of A,y.e-
riga IN Congress assembled, That for defraying of
the expences of the military establishment of the
United States, tor the year one thousand EIGHT
nundred and ten, for the Indian department, and
'or the expence OF notifications, arsenals maya.
zines and armories, the following sums be, ana
q. me same hereby are respectively appropriated,
thai 10 TO say:
For the pay of the army of the u S. eight hun
dred anG sixty nine thousand, nine hundred and
sixty,sish dollars
For forage, sixty-four thousand six hundred &
twenty-four dollars
For subsistence, six hundred and eighty.fve
thousand, five hundred and thirty.two dollars and
FIVE cents
For cloathins. two hundred and pnety-three
thousand, eight hundred and four dollars
For bounties aad premiums, thirty thousand
dollars:
For the medical and hospital departments, ff.
ty thousand dollars
For camp equipage, fuel, tools and transpor.
tation, two hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars /:
For ordnance, two hundred thousand dollars !:
For Notifications, arsenals, ma gaines & armo.
rieS, niciudIiS Two thousand dollars for such a
number of additional military store.keepers az
May be required, two hundred and eighty. three
Thousand five hundred and seventy four dollars 8.
seventy-five cents
Forpurchasing maps, plans, books and instru-
ments, two thousand five hundred doiars
For contingencies, fifty thousand dollars
For the salary of clerks employed in the mil
itary agents offices, and in the office of aspec-
tor OF the army, three thousand five hundred dol
lars:
Fer the Indian department, one hundred and
forty six thousand six hundred dollars
SEC 2. hnd be it further enacted, That the sew.
erai sums specifically Appropriated b. this act,
shaii be paid out OF any monies in tie treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
~ ] e. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Rebyescrtatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
March 9, 1910.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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yEVAYLOR NOEt., ir. sTecutar Sc. ,rNic.
Z ard Noel, deceased. TAKE notice lila, W..
shall upon the, Oh aud i2.h days 81 4.
prii next at L'7yds Tavern in The coGi,iy Of Es-
sex, and on the nsth day Of The said mout, q, pc
Bowling Green Tavern in the copn,y OF Caro-
line, proceed 10 take the Dispositions CT suadry
witnesses 20 be read ia evidence in the Suit de-
pending in the Superior Court OF Chaacery, for
the Richmond district, wherein YOU are plaintiffs,
and we and others are defendants
THO NAS STRPESTLT,
AMBROSE BROWN.
ELLIS ARlfSIk0EG
March Q. w4wg
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4 N CHANCERY,-Ata Court held for Cum
a berland County, the 22d day Of January, 1910.
Bernard Sims, PlainfB-Against Jesse Johas,
Dgfcgdant
On hearing the bill and other exhibits in this
cause, it is ordered, that the plaintiff retain in his
hand and possession the negro slaves Gritty and
her child Malander, in the Bill mentioned, until
the further order Of Ibis court, anG tat the piar
tut be served with copy Of this order and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the CONT that The
defendant Jesse Johns is not an inhabitant of this
state, on motion of the plaintiff b. his counsel. IL
is eyderea, that the said defendant do er3eay
here on the first day Of April Court next, and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff, or tie same shall
there be taken confessed az the matters there
IN decreed accordingly, and that copy Of ,his
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
newspapers published in the city Of Richmond
Tor two moths successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of this county.
Ccpv. Teste,
CHRISTOPHER wooDsoN. p,cee.
January SO. Sswg
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" ANTED by Gentleman from five to SIX
w thousand DOLLARS-for which mort.
gage will be given on 600 acres Of Exeellenf
LAND as security, and good interest payable
every 6rst Of January. This money is waited for
the term of Sor 10 years-Applicstion to be made
to the Editor Of the Enquirer.
March 2. 3w
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August 4.

"A DYERTISEMENT-Ag reea5lyt to the last
IN Will and Testament of Col. James Gala.
way, deceased, late of Bedford county, his Exc
cutors offer the following LANDS for sale.
Several Lots and Houses in the town of New.
London amongst which is a large and commo.
dious huase, completely finished and new, and
was erected for a Tavern, than which none can
be better calculated. The stand is good, the si-
tuation elegant and commanding, with a good
garden, and large and fertile lots attached to it.
With 400 acres of good Land contiguous, which
will he either sold with or without the houses.
One Thousand acres ofLand on Sycamore creek
IN the county OF Pittsylvarja this land is well
calculated for raising tobacco, wheat and corn.
the common produce of the country (; it has
plantation with an ovsrJeers house, tobacco
houses, &c
Several tracts in the county OF Montgomery, of
different Sizes all fine for grass and small grain,
surrounded with a range equal to any in the
State.
The Carron Iron Works in the county of Frank
lin, consisting of Furnace and Forge, with sc.
veral thousand acres of Land. The advantages
OF this establishment can be but i'll described in
| an advertisement, but is strongly recommended
to such as wish to engage in the business. 1t is
indeed considered as unnecessary to say much
about the property ioffered to the public at
tention,for however valuable it may be, no person
will wish 10 purchase without frat viewing and
taking himself acquainted with it.
The terms of sale will be reasonable and ac,
commodatng, and made known by applying to
either Of the Executors, who will shew the pro.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-20

II ATTERSEA PAPERMILLS.-Those VINO
- wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed, that they can be suppli-
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
an ruanf,t;ae #. =
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M ANTED, on hire fer the balance ofthe
w year, 80 or 40 able bodied Negro Men,
for whom liberal price will be giyen--they will
be employed in the Coal Mines--Apply to the
Subscribers in Manchester, or to Harry Heth at
the Coal Pitts.
NICHOLSON, HETH, & Co.
March 9. ep1m
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JAMES MADISON.

7 AND FOR SALE.--That valuable Tract of
~ LAND laying iii Amherst county, common
iy known by the name OF Gordon's Quarter, stu
ated near the Tobacco row mountain, containing
eleven hundred acres, is now offered for sale on
liberal terms The quality of this land is said to
be equal to any tract IN that county.
The terms will be known by making applica-
ton 20 either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to Mr.. Samuel Irwin Of l. ynchburgh. who viii
shew the premises or give such description Of
hem as will satisfy any person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing.
JOHN WILDER,
JOHN BELL.
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GJ liberal discount made to wholesale pur.
chasers.
Orders for any Of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed a, the shortest
notice.
BANTSTER 6, Co.
august A. WITT
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ETRESH GLOVER & GARDEN SEEDS
& For SALE by the subscribers, at their new
Medicine store near the Market Bridge, qusn-
tity of CLOVER SEED and p general assort.
meat of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting in part
OF early and late Peas, do. Bears, do Cabbage,
do.Turnlp; early Radish, Lettuce, ParSnp, Beet,
Carrot, PePpergrass, Simblins, &c. &c.
Also, Medicines Drugs, Paints, Dyeing,
Drugs, &c. &c.
VAIL & ROGERS.
February 10. 2awtf
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ilinra.

Mines conceal richie, which would remain bu.
ried were it not for industry. A leei.Iation of
tho mines, positive and clear, will be completed
in the course Of your session; means of respinc
the most immediate fruits OF them are prepared
France possesses great number Of precious CO.
mines, which secure us from all apprehension o.
ever .ing in want Of fuei.
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nj OTlCE-All persons having claims against
~ the Estate of John Holt, decd. late of Sur.
~ county, or against the late Firm of John Holt
and Co. are earnestly requested to bring them
forward properly authenticated, and they shall
be discharged, and those Indebted 70 the estate
or to the late Firm, are solicited to come for.
ward and settle, as division of the Estate is a,
bout to be made between the parties interested.
JAMES SIMPSON,
At.orney for Eliza II. Holt, Ad,,1rs. Of
JOHN HOLT, dec'd
Surry County, March 6. w4wg
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MOT1CE.-AllPe persons who have any claims
~ against the late John Harris, decd. of the
City OF Richmond, are requested to bring them
forward mmejiately-and those indebted to said
estate must make immediate arrangements for
discharging their respective balances.
w, ID. WREN, Ad,nr. of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd.
March 10. ep7m
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WIN. CALLAWAY, !
CHR1STR. CLARK,
JAMES STEPTOE, SExecutoy,
JOHN CALLAWAY,
GEORGE CALLAWAY.

oeuioru Nouity, rcd ~. WlSWH
EUST received and for sale at the NEW
y CHEAR SHOE-STORE, next door above
the Rising Sun Tavern on the eros street leading
to Mayo's Bridge-six boxes Shoes, four barrels
do. containing 1900 pairs, we'll assorted, which
will be sold at whole sale on the most reasonable
terms, for cash produce. retail, Ladies
Morocco Slippers-rGent!enen' Morocco and
Seal skin pumps, right and let's Wax Calf &
Seal skin fine Shoes sof a superior quelity-A
good assortment of Coarse 'Shoes-Shoe -threado
Irish potatoes, &c.
VIM, II. HUBBARD.
March 6. w4w
N B. A fresh supply from Ncw-York, of the
best materials fer boots which are executed with
neatness and dispatch.
~ oPlCE.-All persons Indebted to the
" Estate ofthe late Maj. Tho's Armistead.
decd. are desired to make immediate payment
those that hold claims against the said decd are
desired to make them known to Philip Cate
wood, (who resides in the County OF King &
Queen near Dunkirk) who Is fully authorised by
me to settle all the transactions Of the Estate, &
payments made to any p:rson else viii! rot be va.
JAIN ARMISTEAD,
J,,,,D Al
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AN ACT
Haakt1g appropriations for the stsbort of The Nil
atayy establishment Of the U. S. for the yea, one
thousand eight hundred and ten.
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to en!lgiten opinion, and France, henceforth sure
that she produces in corn beyond what she is
able to consume, cen no longer fear want.
The emperor has nevertheless fixed all his 40
lcltrde upon the present circumstances the ex.
portation of corn is permitted by great number
ofpoints Of our land and sea frontiers, provided.
however, the price, do not exceed in the neigh.
boring markets determinate rates; the proprle.
tors ofBordsaux wines receive loans special
authorizations facilitate maritime expectations.
Manafdctures ard Industry.
Industry suglnents by workmanship, the value
OF raw materials, aud often in proportions which
may be said to be infinite. IL has constantly oc-
cupied the thoughts of the government ; but here
the action OF authority cannot be direct to give
encoursge5nents, to study notifications in the ia
riffs OF custom-bouses, whether national or 70.
reign, is what it cen do, and what it has done
1t has moreover watched with redoubed care
over the school of arts, end trades at Chalons,
the good effects OF which continue to be sensbly
felt
Mr.. Richard, Mcssrs. T'sSsesux, Mr.. ODER.
ksmpf, Mr.. de Neuffize, and so many Others have
preserved to their precious establishments de.
gree OF activity, and organization, and means of
Improvement which render them worthy of be.
ing menined they do honor to the nation and
contribute to its prosperity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

Jonathan I ukesbury.
INFORMS hi- friends and n4e rutiic !, large
thar BE- has for fac, al laid fore
Mems, Nomens, and Mn, Leather and
Morocco SHOES, w1rrarie cd good
-43s-A large aaoHment " MOROCCO
SKINS Of all colors--EiNDiNG SKIM
BOOT TOPS, &c sc.
AE-sHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
generous price will be given, II good and
well taved, which may be done IN the follow
ing manner Away. pur 81 lime 40 frtch
the wool. After taking off che wool, eafh
the Rin and put It into fals pickle, iiirrieg *
two or three times IN tie conFic If four az
tx hours, then hang L up il The llsde- But
TO have them green Is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention 70 the
above, may fave many hundreds of Dollars,
aImoit As eaiy as TO throw their ikins away
Po,haad, Afa,sb u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
IOHN S. DUPEE,

ITAS taken the aore at the head OF Ingra-
hams Wharf, Fore ltreet, which he for
merIy occupied, where he has juIs opened a
general afortment of genuine
Drugs and Medicines,
together with variety of PATENT MED
ICINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
TIC. t5e which will be fold as cheap as can
be purchafed at any ihop in town.
MEDICINE CHESTS Of all fizes put up
or replenifhed at lhort notice, and kept
conhantIy on hand.
He hopes, by his conRant and pundual at
tendance 10 merit the confidence OF his TRENDS
and the public, and receive q portion CT their
patronage. All orders, by the hands of fer
wants or Others, attended 10 with as much
preciliou as # pertonaily applied for.
Portland, Avg9 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

TOR fale il Gorham, an excellent FARM
containing about 40 acres ct fertile land
capable OF producing from Is 10 80 tons ct
EngIi1l hay, and will yield a. large flock Of
Corn, Gram, TIC. AZ any land ID laid town
and If more agreeable, the Stock aud Farming
Uten6ls SAID Farm has good Dwelling
Hou(e and Barn ltandug thereon, together
with convenient out-hou!es, water, &c and
is iituated about miles from Portland, with
half mile from Judge Lozgjsilogg4s. Foe
terms, which will be liberal, apply to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the preniies.
Gorham, May II. (fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
SHOE STORE.

Solomon q Thomas Royce,
| INFORM their friends and the Public ia
general, that they have opened SHOE
STORE IA fJe frsef. nearly oppofite the "a
dian Cbisf where they intend keeping cora
Pie'e ailortment Of Ladies, MlGts' and Chill
dFens SHOES Of every de(cripnon.
They hkewiie manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES Of All kinds, al the fhorteR notice.
and on the mott Reasonable terms where
they hope by their attention and siidui,y 10
buGnels they lhall merit a fhare of the Public
Patronage. Psytiand, APyH rs. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

4. TOLEN from the fable of the fublcriber,
on the night Ct the 2ith ulI. a large
black gelden HORSE, ten years old, fwitch
tail, trots all, has no particular mar Ks except
fear on one or both of his hind feet, appear
ing 70 be made by letters Alto, Saddle
and Halter the PADDLE lad leather grit,
hugle ferreted, pads faced with red iiuGr,
and conhdeTaby worn, The above reward
will be given for the Thief and Hor!e, or
TEa Dollars for either, and all neceiiary
charges pad. EZRA GIEb5.
Grey, SssirmJsr. 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
Evening School.

THE fublcribers Evening School will be
opened on MONDAY EVENING. le1enteessb
SEPTEMBER inf. At the Old South School Houle,
whsre he will inAruct thoie who apply, ia
ei,her Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geography, and uie OF the Globes
Terms, dollars per quarter, ere paid ID
advance. Candies, pens and ink found by the
iubicrber. Likszois,
Navigation, Surveying, Book Keeping by
Single or Double Entry, and I.uner obierva.
lions by that fhost, eaiy and accurate meth
cd OF Dunn's Linear Tables, viii be taught BY
William Moody.
Po,fLInd, SEPT. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

John Pratt,

)Ohn Pratt,
HAS removed from his late lhop IN Fore
4 4 fytet, to the commodous Rand in -ALels-
FRET, near the head Of E<etaags set directly
0pPofte Mr. RoBERr BoYn's 5iore) where lie
continues to execute the
B30k Binding BuEngG
in lis various branches, a. ufual, in a neat and
elegant manner, and with delpaIch; he pgir-
poles keeping conltantly on hand, a general
ahoriment of
account Books and Stationary,
which he will fell on liberal terms Account
Books not on hand, to iuit purchalers, may be
ruled aud bound to any pattern at the ihorteit
notice.
The liberal patronage with which he has
heretofore been favored, he acknowls edges
with gratitude and Eaters himfelf that by
continuance of his exertions 10 pleafe his
friends and the public will fiRd il no efs for
their in'ereit 20 continue their patronage than
heretofore
Portland, Aug. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

WATCH-M

Relief far tie Dumb Q affiliated Watcbes
RYCODFREY WHEATON. oppoGte tie IA,
A. dian Chief, Exchange g,ees-who beg: leave
TO allure his town and country cuaorc1s that
he lerved an apprenticeship Of eight years
with a faithful and genuine workman-snd
he aatters him!elf, by exerting bis ben abiii-
ties ia his Profeihon, together wiFA lis perion-
al attention and regard t. PuEctualitys taat lie
ihaIl give iatsfaction 20 thoie who mag favor
him with their qtEieffd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
Evening School.

THE iuhicribers will commence their Even
= ing School on Mon DAY, the 18th inf. in
the upper room Of the Centre School Houfe,
where they will teach all the uiefu branches
of education, and ufe their utmOlt endeavours
to make the Schooi profitable TO every Scholar.
Terms, four dollars per quarter. one il ad-
vance. Candles, INK and quilts furEiihed by
lie lubicnbeTs NICHOLAS LORING.
ROYAL GURLEY.
Portilai, SEPT 10, 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
I'D LET.

A ND pofeiTion given in Oaoter next that
noted ltuation for Trvvyr or BOARDING.
Houie now occupied by Mr.. Jolah Paine.
The Houle is large and convenient for ether
of the above purpoies, with convenient Cur
Lcufes and Stables that will accommodate
nearly fifty HorieS.-For further particulars
apply 10 RICHARD MOTLEY,
Of this town, or Me1Irs Thomas aud EnwAaD
MOTLEY BFsa. Il aug 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
SIIERIFFS SALE.

TAKEN BY Execuii0n aid to Be Ed at
Public fn6li9H, on IfOND.4l, the
flee''ty-t Hytb day sf Srbtenl5ey next,
at ten o'cfsek n. IL. ca the premi}sg,
A III. the Right in Equity q Redemption
ich lanes Ra-aie has in and 70 the
following deicribed nor, gagged Real EHsie--
VIZ certain Il4ni liuaed ia Tie town Of
falmouth, known by the name Of M4ckey'.
llAnd-now called Rannies lfsnd -cout~ln-
ing about ninety FIVE acres, BE- the fame more
or Iels; together WIKI al he .unGing-, psiv
ileges aid and apPurtensn, Is u the lame De
longing.
JOS NJ. GERRISH, D'y Sbeyf
P0rtizHs, Jay IS. 1910 %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

Troch Mousto1,
Me, ys,sf Rg4p, Essla,sef Get,
HAS juit receiced a variety Of
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
and PLATED WARE, winch be offers for
IA { ca Reasonable terms for cath Or G /. -
w.
Pearl and gold Breaches
Mou.ning do
Fear and god 6nger Rings
Mourning do
A variety of gold Ear Rings
paile do
Elegant Hair Meek Chains. Hoops. and
Bracelets
Miniature Settings
Elegant CorLehAn Watch Keys and Seals
DO Agate do do
Do FLYER do do
Sugar 3afoRs--
Plated coffee aud tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators lome very elegant
SHUTTERS and Trays
Fruit Baikets
Table and Tea Spoons
Sosp ladies aud Fiih Knives
1umbltEs, S5s.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Elegant BritaIia lea POTS
a large aHortmenr Of Morocco and black
grolnd WATERS.
White Walters
Bread Eaikers and Cheefe Trays
Knife Trays
Steel Sectors
Penl1nives-Rsz0rs
Plated ana FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies aud Gentlemn's Pocket Books
EnamelIed Boxes
Profile Frames Looking Glafes
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pics-do. Watch Keys,
DO. Seals aud Chains
Coral Beads, s5t. tJc.
Warranted Gold Necklaces
hl1-for Church uie,
Flaggons and Tankards
Silver Table, Defert and Tea Spoons, made
at the fhortet notice
Hair work executed III the nea,elf manner.
He has recently received hacdlome al
lortment Of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are
Gilt and plaIe1 mounted Swords
Saddle Pifols
White aud yellow Epau!etls
DO. do Cords
Do do PruiIiAn Binding
Worried Szihes
a good Allotment of Plumes
Yellow and white Sword Knots
HAT Talieis, Cockades, &c. Ce.
Which will be fold as low as can be purchaf-
cd in Portland or Bofton--of the truth of
which, pu-chaiers may be latished if they
will call and fee for tLemlelves.
Po,tiaAj, July 2. (O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
EARM EQP SIZE

FOR fate, Farm in Cape Elizabeth plesf-
sntiy hiusted on the Sperwink River, a
hou. isven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety asres of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with handfome
young Orchard Of about one hundred Trees
of excellent fruIt good H0uie and Barn
and iome valuable timber on fad Farm The
Stock and Farming UtenGls may he had with
the farm.-For particulars enquire Of Capt.
VIA. TsomAs, on the 2remiles, or TIE Tub
icriher A. his office in Portland, No Long
Wharf E. GREELY.
APH IA, 1870. Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
To1t0iJe STEEL COmb5.

lust received by the iubfcriber, and for
j iale a, bis shop, No. 8, Jones RO7g, EI-
change street, : lew afiortment of
T0rf0ije Shell Combs,
which he viii sell on as good terms as any
thai have ever been vended in town
ENOCH MOULTON.
Iiliv 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
EebyOa, Sept. 10, 1910.
BOSTON HIT
Manufacturing Company
JOHN MAHAN,

AGENT
FOR telling their HArS in the Dhfria Of
Maine, offers FIJI aIe
e cafes fuper6ne black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
4 cafes Of drab CO. all Of which are cf the
new falhon, light, and very nice.
Also
6s dozen Nap Hats, 4 and ID quality
800 mems and boys Felt Hats
Chldren's Morocco and Beaver Hats, large
aiiortment
2 cafes Cancels Hair Hats
ANY Has bearing The Bottom lamp, will Be
warranted to give the wearer fatisfaaion.
they will be fold whoefale or retail. Al The
lame rates as by the Agents for the Company
in Bottom.
The above h'ck will fhor;Iy be much IN
created and keeps conflaniiy good.
h*eea"ge Street. oyoiziss A4sg's Quincy q
D&Ae4 : 54ae 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

INFORMS bis friends aud the public, that
he has taken the tore at the head of Long
Wba.J, lately occupied by MIR ASA Plum
MER, where be offers for fale, general al
foItment of
Net India Go0d5 e Groceries,
cheap for cath or fhott approved credit.
FertEaal, sept. 8, 1870. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17
EMERSON's PRIMER.

EMERSON'S PRIMER.
This DAY is publiflled, by LYMAN,
Hall q co and for fale at their
Book fore, ct tie ign IF tie Bible, Ia'1Sanee
B4iidi@g5, ExeGangs Jf,eef, by the hundred, doz'
or hHgle,
9be EvangeLicaI Primsr,
containing a Minor Do6trinal Ca,echilm, and
Minor H,ioricsl Catechifm TO which ID
added the Wsitminifer Afenbly's fhorter
Catechitm, with fhort explanatory notes and
copiou, fcripture proofs and iu0rations, for
the ufe Of families and fchoCls-By JOSEPH
EMERSON, of Bsve H-lecond edition, with
thirty engravIngs
hDo-The 81 vol. Newton's Works.--And
PanopiR for Augua, No, s.
They would further inform the public that
they have lately received large addition to
their former flock, making an extenfve az
fortment, which they offer on the bslt Of
terms, BY the wholeiale or retail.
Sebferber 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-17

II Frveburg, Turner, Paris. Livermcre. Off
tie'd Harriion, Poland Baldwin. Ruqford,
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, u late.v
puoliihed IN 'his Paper, for iale bv The fublcf,.
Der * his office ID Portland
PRkNTISS NIELIEN.