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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08
CINCINNATI.

THE (tanding Committee of the Society of
CINCINNATI of the Commonwealth of
Mahachuletts, in conformity 10 Vote of he
Society, hereby give public notice TO the Wild
ows and Orphans Of decealed Members, and
to fuch of their Brethren who are reduced TO
neceflitous circumllances, that application for
relief may &c made on or before the fecond
Monday of February eniuing, 10 the Standing
Committee, or any individual hereof; who
will meet for The pnrpOle on laid day, in the
Exsbapss c. F,e basss, at - o'clock forenoon,
The names OF the Standing Committee a c
as follows
Hon. Gen LircoIg, Hon. I'm E4j7it,
Do6t d Tspgnleai Gen To5a Wi.Gtc,
T,bs Calender, Efq. Capt. Adamf BlAy,
Col. Ps9kiaS. Col. I14or,
Maj d J&eEssn, Maj Cale5 Glib,
DoGf. TpJ4 Hurt, Capt. R,bs,t Hi!Aans
Capt Fraaeis G,esn. Capt. Nm Aai,s7it,
Capt. SmI A,mG,Org, Capt. , Daas,
Capt. Bc.j E4foe, Cap. 7. Je5e,sr,
Capt. 7buwI5 H0Sse, MIR. s Fstlias
Capt. =. Ca't.
DAVID TOWNSEND, Soy.
BgEoz, DE-. l5i6, 1909 1911
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WORTHr or OBSERVATION.

~ ONI III OF ODO ENf III TIN.
pUBIIC notice is hereby given to all per-
4 ions iadebied 10 The fublcrioer, either by
Note. or Book Acc0uu.s, TO call spon him
Immediately and make payment, as he has 1t
IN contemplation to make removal TO lome
other place and thoie who do not comply
with this requel, will without further notice
have their demands left with an Attorney Tor
collection.
And the fublcriher hereby offers for lale,
his REAL ESTATE, coniia,ng of one Farm,
Che fame on which he now livssO containing
two hundred and twenty acres Of excellent
land, and in high fate of cultivation, wing
on the County Road leading from Northydr-
mouth Falls, through New Glouceiser, into
the country, about three miles from the head
of the tide, with the Buildings Handing on
the fame, viz. one two tory Houfe, well FIN
iihed iniide aud out, very convenient, with
out buildings, and a good Store, one Low
Houie, very good, together with three Barns,
all in good repair. Said Farm is we'll wdtered,
and con6derable quantity OF wood ltanding
on the fame--and faid place i. an excellent
ftand for Public Houfe.
dys-Ahout fourteen acres of excellent
Land IN North Yarmouth in the fore ide,
10 cslled) with a large Store Handing on the
fame; together with Sa.t WuEf, and good
Wharf, with a Fifth Yard, very convenient
to carry on the ff),ing bu6neis, as well as
other navigation.
hgo- Half of two rory Dwelling Houfe
in the towR of Gray, near the corner 10 call
ed) with good fpor for a garden-AH of
which he WA di(poie of on realonab!e terms,
altogether, or either Of faid parcels ieparate
a. VIII belt accommodate the purchaiers,
44nf ABo-About three hundred quintaIs
Of good Cod Filh-For further particulars
pieaie 10 cal upon the lu5icrlber at North.
Yarmouth.
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Iohn Pri,hard,

John Piiohart,
WISHES 10 inform ihs pubic hat n has
w opened lo-e Al the Hay market op-
oiite The Columbian Tavern, where lie oilers
tor fac.
~. /. Csod5 81 Groceries.
Flour Corn --Rye-Oato-I In
Dan and Rye Meal, &c.
Ag,-3ooo We Of L,v. Geeie, Sea Fowl,
Rrlii, and Libjn FEATHERS. All of
~lnch he viii tell as luw for Cath or G. I'M
try Produce, as can be pufcea'ed IN the DIFF
trot o. Maine whuie.lie or retail.
Cdjb faii jr Hating An4 Slipping
FURS.
January l:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-08

yard GciLgei the title to which II direct frou
the Government, viz.
IN FRYEBURG,
Lot No. IS III Div. 81 acres, interval
Is Cd do. IS do. do.
90 "a do "a DO. upland.
10 Sd do, SO do. do.
4th do. so 10. do.
IS 5th do 60 or 20 do. do.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. SO, iS5 acres.
Sc, I25 do.
loo, $50 do
277, 1875 do.
IN PARIS,
Lot No. p, 9Th Range, \ being
Is, 7th do, hundred
80 oh do. acre
%, s,h do. lots.
IN LIFERMORE,
Lot No. ~, 100 acres.
o., 100 do.
l49, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD & HARRISON.
Lot No. Is, Sd Div. 100 acres.
|, ID R. 4th d. 100 do.
5 Sth R. 5th d. 100 do.
Is,
IN POLAND,
Lot No. 81, I'd Div. 100 acres.
80, I'd do 100 do.
IN LOVEL,
Lot No. le5, n Div. 100 acres
l22, 2d do lOo do.
1913, sd do 100 do.
IL lih do 100 do.
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No :, IL Range, EaG, 100 acres.
6S, Pond Iot, 100 do,
8, Sd Rlsge, EAT, 100 do.
10, 9TH Range Eat, 100 do.
10, 9th do. do. 100 do.
IN BkOWNFEELD,
Two Lots in Brownield, containing about
500 acres each.
IN RUMFORD,
No. IS, containing 90 acres, III Div.
'6, do. so do. do.
SO, Cd Div. 100 acres.
AZ, Sd do las do.
IN JAY,
No. 20, Range I'd, 100 acres.
10, 18th, 100 do.
8, l9th, 100 do.
s, I4.h, 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. lej, containing l55 acres.
POI, 40 do.
IN NEW-SHARON,
One Lot, containing 500 acres, in the
north part of the town.
Ihe above Lands will be fold on liherai
credit, and Settlers now on any Of the Lots
VIII be accommodated If they with il. For
particulars, apply to the Suhfcriber, at Nj.
Oihce, IA Middle nreet, Portland, where he
may be found until the middle Of January
next. PRENTIS MEL. I'M
Les. 4, 1909. (tn
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OIL s. CANDLES.

Bachelor Huaey,
oRpG:c %. hiia~ CJi5f Street,
LAS for fale, on Reasonable terms,
IL l25 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
4 caiks sPERMACEri OIL,
Of an excellent quality
NIB The ben of SPERFGACETL OIL,
fold for one dollar Der gallon
Cuaomers are RESPECTFULLY relueiied 20 call
at the hgn Of HussEY u WINsLcw.
Nov az.
SAMUEL WATSON,
0yP:f'e -}I,. Euoch Nloul.on's q-spsls.-'s SBqp,
Fsa-STREFT,
4 CQUAINrS his friends and The pubiic,
that he continues 60 carry on The
Tailoring buuneiS,
in the mo!t fallnonable and expeditions man
ner.
He has juft received from Bottom, flla!l
afIortment Of fashionable iuperdne aud COM
mo-.
Br0adelotb5, Ca0imsres and Ven.
ing;
together wit b IN anorGment of TRIMMINGS
lutabIe for the iame-which will be diCpoled
Of on the mott reaionable terms.
Po,flaaS, Nov. 6.
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EQUITY of Redemption.

Taken BY Execution and to Ne EH at
Public YzndHe, on MOND-41r tie
t1uenfy ninth day Of January next, ar
tue Of the clock, P. NJ. on The Prem
les
A Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption,
a which James Rannie has in and untoa
certain parcel Of mortgaged Real Efate, ii.u-
ated in Falmouth, in iaid county, viz. Mac
KEYS I1and 20 called, now in poneiGon and
occupation of faid James Rannie, with all the
buildings thereon Handing, privileges and sp-
purtebances thereto belonging.
EZRA GIBBS, D. SSa;E:
FaluoHtb De. 90, 1909.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all coscerned, that Ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
truif of Administrative on the eltate Of
SAMUEL COBB,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
houfwrish5, decsafed, by giving bond as the
law directs She therefore requens al per.
ions who are indebted to the lad decezied's
e(late, TO make immediate payment and thoie
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit
he anne 70 SARAH COBB.
Dee. q, 1909, (Ian y
MIE the fublcribers, appointed by the
~ Hon. Samuel Freeman. Eiq Judge Ct
Probate, Of Wills, &c. within the County Of
Cumberland, 10 receive and examine the
claims of creditors to the ellate uf
SAMUEL WHITMoRE, Jun.
late Of Gorhsm, in faid county, gentlemaH,
decealed, reprSfenteI inGolveut, give notice
that a further time of two months from the
Sth nliant, Is allowed to iaid creditors 70
exhibit and prove their claims, sud that The
iubicrlbers will attend for that .urpole, At
the office of Jof. -f3ags, in faid G0rham, ON
Tueidsy and Wednesday the Sixteenth and
teventeenth Of January next, from Two tn TX
o'clock IN the afternoon of each Of lsid days.
5 To[ 19fa zS~1s' c-gig'..o@
Gorham, Dec 10, 1903. IN
HE fubfcribers hereby give public notice
TO all concerned, thar they have been
duly appointed aud have T. ken upon them
feves the rrue Of executors OF The Ian viii
g teltament Of
JAMES weeks,
late Of Portland, in the couo.v Of Crmber-
laad, mariner, deceafed, by giving bond a.
the law dir e6ts They therefore reqGefi all
psrions who are indebted 70 the laid decssl.
eds eilate, to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, to eG-
hIbIt the fame for iettlemert TO
lie fUEL WEEKS,1
EBEN: MdTO, A
Po,tLass, d.. ., 1909 lJan y
NOTICE is hereby given that the fuhlcrt
Der has been duly appointed adminif
traitor upon the elate CT
DAVID EVANS, JUNIOR,
late e Fryeburg, in the county OF Oxford
yeoman, deceaie1, and has taken upon him
ielt thai truit BY giving bend As the law di-
reefs : and al perions having demands upon
the eitaie OF the deceafed are required TO e1
hibi, the fame and all perfons indebted 70
the iaid sRate, are called upon to make pay
ment TO
JOSEPH COLBEY, .dlaaizjfosf0r
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Ns1v 11cw's Gift.
nlXyiLLE ROAD LOTTERY oee'A'
u drawing in February next
przs., 4 Of 10000 d1sI. SO Of loo y
of 1900 % q ~
- 1000 81 Of 20
4of 500 900 Of 10 &c.
Tickets. Quarters, and Eighths, in The a.
hove nay he lad at the Book ltore and Lo'-
STEPHEN PATTEN,
No 10, ZONES Row. J@@ =
Fnoch Moulton,
NJ s, Topcs' Rogv, fySFTen'
vJAs iuIt received by the Packet from
L Liverpool, handlome aiior'men' o.
Plated and .fapansd Ware, Jet9firy'
&c. &c.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Cruet Observation-Disclosures
Tea Pots-Sugar Baions & Cream Pois'
soup Iadles-Fifh Knives,
SHUTTERS and Trays,
Table and Tea Spoons, &c. &c.
Az ANEO w AM.
Elegant cream ground gold bordered War
tiers,
Red and black ground do. do.
Bread and Knife Trays,
Cheele and Snutler do.
Britannia Tea Pots Tumb'ers, &c. &c.
MILITARY ARTICLES.
Gilt and plated mounted Swords,
Saddle FIitols,
White and yellow Epaulets,
do. do Chords
do. 90. Pruihan Binding,
Crinfon Saihes,
Military Plumes, elegant and common
JEWELRY.
Black and Pearl fetBroaches,
do do FiHger Rings,
/ Plain Breaches and Rings,
Hair Ear Hoops,
do Bracelets, various patterns,
Cold Ear Hoops, Knobs, and Drops,
do Watch Chains, Seals, and Keys,
Torioile Shell Combs,
; Coral Beads
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. C0RmcrciH hfrmati0n.

January /:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-14
THE BROAD ROCK

Z OCKEY-CLUB RACES, will commence on
- Monday, the Oath day OF September next
The first day, Yhea. Ssrecp Stake for three
wears old Colts and Filies, running mile heats ;
entrance so bushels, halt forfeit, colts entered
subscription closed Also, will be run for, the
same day, mile heats, an elegant Sikver Cup,
worth 6, l20 free for all untried 5 md year
Odds, running mile heats. To this there are four
subscribers aud or tn make race--sub-
scripticn to close the Goth of September.
The Sc cond day, the :3Ockey Cla6 Purse of 500
Sd mile heats.
The third day, the Projectors Parse of 5 200,
. mile heats
The fourth day, Ssreep Stake for 8 year old
colts and fiies, running two mile heats, entrance
400 6, half Forfeit this stake, there are sub
scrbers -nd closed. The weights of those ra
ces will be agreeable TO the Fairfield Jockey
Club weights the money for the Jockey Club
and Proprietor's purses, VIII be paid up to the
winners oy the proprietor Of the field a. this is
the first race of the present Clue, the members
requested to attend at the Broad Rock Tav
ern the evening ofthe frstdays race, for the pur-
pose Of forming rules and equations for The go.
vernment of the club.
Theiollowing toll will be collected at the gates
each day:
Four Wheel carriages, s 90
3 do do So
Persons on horse back, o IS
Do on foot, pa
JOHN WORSHAM,
Prgprietor Of the Field
". q. Any person waning booths on tie race
field, viii apply 70 maj. Ball, who will act for me
in my absence. ]. w.
August 81. On
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Manchester, Sep. z.

4 INTENDING very shortly to visit tile western
parts OF the state of Virginia, as we'll as the
states OF Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee, will
undertake and faithfully execute, agensies in the
exploring aud selling Of lands, investigating land
titles, collecting monies, paying taxes on lands.
and entering them with the commissioners of the
revenue, pursuant 10 AVA act passed at the last ses
sion OF the General Assembly of Virginia, emit
tied, IN act to conbei persons who oypn lands m
rms commonwealth 10 cduse the same to be entered
an me 6sots Of fh@ eoDsnlissioHeyS If The tevenue.
H"a Tor other Pwposes Applications 10 me per-
sonSlly, to be E,ade at the office Of the General
Sourt' IN Richmond, and letters {post PAID ed
1fossed 1" me either at Richmond, on CATER my
departure, winch will NC on the 18th day of Oct
next at Lexington, III Ken,ucky, will be prompt.
attended i0 Those conEding business to my
care, may rely 90 he u,mos, puncUality in its ex
ecutlon, Of winch the most satisfartorv testiyo.
mails can be given. CARTEK H DR6Ig
September11 tf
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Norfolk. Sept. IL 10

EsOk SALE, on THURSDAY, the frs of Nov.
y next on the premises, in Loudoun county, the
I'R5CT OF LIND. OIL which the late Judge
Jones resided consisting of about 1000 acres.
II lies Littie River, ten miles from Leesburs
AM IS from Alexandria and George Town /; u.
remarkably well wa;ered /; has at least 60 acres
well set with Timothy, and 500 adapted tn its cui
ture has merchant mills IN its neighborhood,
the farthest not mure tn an two miles distant and
the turnpike from Alexandria, passing through =
corner of it.
AS the Land was accurately described, in a
former advertisement it is unnecessary to be more
particular in this. 1t will be divided into lots OF
different dimensions, to suit those who may be
inclin:d to purchase. A credit of one, two and
thfce years wall be allowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and trust on the
Land, to secure the payment
SHINES MONROE.
Aliiemarle. August 81. ids
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nj OTlCE'--Notwithsta the death of Mr.
Andrew Nicoison, the firm of Nicolsou,
fieth y Co will. continue (4greeably to their al
ticfes OF co-partnery) until The first of January
next, when II will expire In the mean time, the
business vii. be carried on as usual, by the sur.
wing partners, at their Office, Ia ttis place
All those indebted tn that firm, or to Nicolson
and Heth, are desired to come forward and set
tie their accounts on or before the first day of No
vember next Otherwise, suits will be institu-
sed, without discrimination against all those who
tau To secure their respective balances Those
who have claims against the said concerns will
call TOR payment Timely notice will be given OF
the firm under which the new year will com
fnence, who vii continue TO supply their custo
mers with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, beIng more than usually Aatterng
II !RR1' HETH,
BBVEHLI RANDOLPH.
EDWARD ID. DLGGES.
Manchester, Sept. z. t1Nov
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COMMON CoUWCIL. CDUBLIM }
REPEAL OF THE UNION

QUARTER ASSEMBLY. July 20, 1870
hter che dispatch Oi the usual business re
iauVe to the admission Of persons To- The
freedom OF the city. Mr.. Sinnet moved for
ne appointment OF commitee TO take
mo co"sde auon the condition If their poor
fellow citizens, the manufacturers Of Dub
IN, and to devise the method OF affordinr
them relief.
Mr., Giffard seconded the motion. lie
idoasht it the bouGden duty Of every man
20 eDdeaVor to alleviate the distresscs of the
poor aruzaGs OF DublinI and hoped, howe
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IVAN DER Helm.
"a J ]. Ii. VERHEUEN.
Amsterdam. JJiy IL. 1910.

LONDON July give have extracted
.ro0 Dublin papers of the plat, which ar
rived this morningj an account of a meet
ing OF the Corporation OF Dublin OH the pre- .
ceding day, at which the sGDject of the
Union was discussed, and after some debate,
two resolutions were carried against the
Union, impu,ing the great distress of Ire
land to the want Of resident Parlia.
ncnt.
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country was IN a Furnishing state, we sent
wheat 20 reed EnShs0mch. We had native
WINE al nome, out acc dag 10 oui. orators
Il was all deleter,ons poison,I ainalganla ed
with theJuice of barley aud narcoiics: all
WAS bad-e,ery thing was in a despc rate
state with the orators; with them there was
not a boHe to pick in all Ireland Yet he
would tell he gentlemen, that they we're
al plump jackdaws No fruits in the coun-
Try no, not desert OF savoury, ruddy,
sWeet fruit IN the country---all the penplc
tooa Tor Sun-powder. A separation from
England, or you must have united Irishmen
the people sent to the mountain top to
dig Tor day light; but he could tell the
cause OF the wretchedness of the Country
1t was Caused by the righteousness and
price OF the cit,zens of Dublin; thew were
IN a pie thora, and wanted blood ..iet,ing-
their extravaganza brought on the gel eral
bankruptcy ot the Country /; dou't say /, was
the union !; you might as well sa, the fire
Con- anlnopie was caused by the union.
6an6rHfifcy IS ne Oracr IT tie day u, I'm
Sfcnd as gyeU a. IN Ireland Your pask
rnptcy is caused by nien of no capital. no
hohor, 40 honesty of no capital, or
OF small capital. who find it sheir interest to
keep up he smoke of deuson-fy kites.
raised IKE lxion 10 the clouds their wings
OF waXed paper melt, and down they drop.
and then they cry out, The union has DESTROY
cd he c0u..,r,
AS WEI mght they expect that the great
de oute ot the conunent ,|onap par e. would
give az fls usursatOns IN Holland fbc
insolvency. Of your country was caused by
yeor men o. subliaiiy Look at your city
houses bnns high ent. and the.e are PER-
sens ~ take them--ln>,k at the vicinage-,ee
tire constellation OF vilas-htw MANY scsrs
OF the first magnitude have been added to
TINS ietuiSent galaxy. That there were
Starving manufacturers long before the u.
noh that they were relieved-that the n.
n'on did not Cause every misfortune--tnat
ne was ihJured by it----tlIaS he did not let
ms COS nss 1t The handsome 70 e as formerly.
though he thanked Goo still that neither he.
o. ms iamliy '';,nted a dish.
snort DEBATE ensued, wh"n Sir Rid
dal' decided that the quest hould be out
it was accordingly I,ut, upon whicn The wor-
10y knisn' declared che motion passed in the
affirmative.
A ba'lot was Instantly demanded by Mr..
GlHard Wien the.o appeared
70 the resolutions, As
Negative, *
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IA1PORTAUT

OSEPH HULL, 1yho zghs a ,eyolt,ioray,
CDteey, Of his representatives., by a.iiyessiag a
me 10 Tnomas Noryetl, city Of RieL,,soad, men
"oHf1S ms or heiy piece 2ftesiicsee, &C. ziH he,
OF soRiething T;J advantageous.
aH5%ss 81 1aw1mT
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nj fRINO SHEEP !-lmported in the Ship
1vl Woodrop Sims, Thomas Haynes, Master
from Lisbon h
NINETEEN MERINO RAMS,
~ FIETY- q NE EEVES

bana, called Psu,ars equal, If not superior TO a
ny other Merino Shcepin Spain; being part OF
the aociSs Of the Prince Of Peace, Don Manuel
de Godoy, the breed of which was purchased by
hin of the Carthus;an Fr;ars, in the year 1896, &
remained in his possession upwards Of fourteen
years, without any aomixurre of blood. Certif
Gates of pedigree may be seen on application.
If not sold previous to the Cd October next,
they will, on that day be exposed to public sale,
on credit of two and four months, for approve ID
endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept. IL 10
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S1''
stan ly demands
&c appeared
1.uEiCns,
Majority.
resolution being
Mainri.Y-

On the second resolution being put. MIR:
Gffard opposed II on he ground of its belop-
outrage usly ridiculous
Nv. ans F Ike strongly in favor Of the
resolution, and declared that he would nor
give ms Note 20 any candldae VINO would not
pisuge h'!"seh To oriSina'c or support re-
pea OF this most odious acc He had a vote
IN the Counties OF Duoiin and Louth and Mr.
tie should neve. get either. (Loud an
fldnseS Tie inSs.ci ina, Mr. Fos.e cheat
ed the coIhtry al the time of the enactment
OF the union.
After d CIV words from Mr. Patterson. the
second 'cSo ution was put, and carried with
cut division
The resolutions were then sent up TO the
coard OF aldermen for their concurrence
wh" at CT some time sen back a message
TIA arc, could nNt agrc, with the sheriff.
and commons in the iespu,icus but had
appointed eight Of their body to form a com
mittee tn prepare an address to his majesty.
ana AIS" petition 10 parliament, and to re-
port t. the mex assembly.
MT. Craven moved, that the house do agree
with the board OF aldermen IN ne appolnt-
ment Of committee II was seconded by
Mr Willis. On Inc mYtion being put
ava Carried, committee of is was aDDont
ed
Mr.. Farrell moved, that Mr.. Fosters
P'Ctuie be taken down on of the mayoralty
n.u'e' winch was seconded by Mr. Wills.
FMS was opposed oy Mr King and M NJ
Auey.
Mr.. Shaw said, the picture should nor on
~ he aiken down. bua kicked by every Irish
man he Disappointed his countr, IN the
question OF union, as he led the people
TO oeheve he would never put the question.
For taking down the picture, So
For waning the report of the
committee %
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Vol. ~

O. Published ~ Thofs1as Ritchie, nearly op-
ps.ite th. Globe Trvers, Richmond, Virginta.
or CoNDf7IoNS.- Fioe doNG,s year, to
De paid snnu.fiiy IN aGvance. Those who srish to
be considered 0nruo Subscribers, tinst hereafter
designate it at the time Of Subscribing, otherwise
sdeir papers VIII be discontinued at the expiration
Of the FIRST year.
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An address of thanks was voted IN the
Lord Lieutenant, Tor his benevolent attention
20 the manufacturers
II has been already reported that the queen
OF Holland, who had been foi hidden to come
to Paris since Brrapare's marriage. had
lately while in Holland, imagined She had
Uech poisoned by Some 81 NapoIeon's agents,
and SCI oft suddenly for Pionblers.
Extract Of a letter from Rotferdan, da,ed
July 2S
" All the young men in Holland are going
for soldiers The Department of Fore lsS
Niielrs will be done a av. and The Naval
lar'menl receive hat name. All the new
Officers "f STATE are to be French"
LONDON Juls &c There is a report that
the hrc at the Austrian Ambassadors Rail-
was no' thu feet of accident, but the w.rk
81 an irc"udiary
Jnlv 10. Tie secret service which sir
chard otracl an is gong upon, has been
leXpichly stated in some of the DaDers IN
~ ,ne Maurrius. Sir Richard we believe.
u take very few ships with him fronn this
cpnn'r>' trigates and Shops will be pr.nci-
Up y employed, aud they will proceed to the
ape o. Good Il Pc as fast as they can be
81 redoy The Afr.caioe and n sus nave
'Ney sailed the Hamadyad, phcebe
RJcehorse and Ac,eaA, will proceed sborf
~. ! ne 7th ana 8,h regiments, which ale
tt hatiax, and there Of the regiments az
ne Cape are the troops 20 be entio,ed.
ne ki"g vt Yves phali has issued a lie
gee tor olgtn'zig 5000 ccnssmpts cce.,ly
"aised Of these 5000 are Under eirh "a.
ears OF age. 1000 under s'X.egu, ana sGb0
between ten ard ,onrteen years
| The French emperor has asnt xed ne f..
lfitory N spain uor;h d ;hs Ebcg, no,
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Majority,

WdJOTItY,
An address of thanks was voted 10 the
Lord Lieutenant, Tor his benevolent attention
20 the manufacturers
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