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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
Making for the whole a.
mount of the cxpcndi-
lures Of the year 1911
iS,43o,ooo

thoH tiS ISSCiptS VI tlC = .
same year.
If therefore, the estimate could DC relied
on, IN authority to borrow Sl,o0o,OOo would
be sufficient TO enable government to pay all
the current expenses, and 10 reimburse near
iy S4,5oO,oo0 of the principal of the debt,
leaving at the same time in the Treasury
balance of 100000, sum not greater than
what, under existing circumstances, it is eli
gibIe 10 reserve. But deficiency may take
place in the receipts il the amount of deben-
lures should exceed what has been estimated
and the expenses for the military and naval
departments (Which, according to the esti-
mates of those departments, and exclusively
Of the nm necessary for fortifcaiions, a.
mount to S4,9 6,oOo) may be greater than
the amount actually expended during the
year ending on the 3oth SEPT. 1910. In or
der 10 provide for these and other unforeseen
contingencies, the propriety of authorizing
re-loan, not exceeding in the whole the a.
mount Of the principal Of the debt reimburs-
eel during the same year, is respectfully sub
mitted.
PUBLICK DEBT
1t appears by The statement (D) that the
payments OIL account of the principal of the
publick debt have amounted dunng the year
ending on the 3oth Sept. l8lo,to S2,ss4oOo
and during the 9 years and hail ending on
the same day, TO near 37.7o0,ooo exclu-
sively of more than 100000 paid in con-
iormity with the provisions of the convention
with Great Britain and Of the Louisiana con-
vcntion.
Taking the calender year l8I by itself,
the principal of the debt actually reimbursed
will amount to S5,l63,S76, viz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
REYENUE.

ury respectfully submits the following Report and
Estimates
The nett revenue arising from duties on merchan-
dis and tonnage which accrued during the year is08
amounted to Sio,S4o,UVo
The nett revenue arising from the ssme sources,
which accrued during the year 1902, amounted, as
will appear by the statement ~ 10 bo,o2I ,OUO
The s,atem.ent (B) exh,bits in detail the several
species of nicrc hanze and other sources from which
thar revenue was derived during The year 1879.
II is ascertaincd that the nett revenue aisins hon
the same duties has for the first three quarters OF
the year 1910, exceeded S7,5OOOO0 and II is be-
lie, ed that il will rot, for the whole year fall short
Of Xl2000,000
The sales of publick lands north OF the river u
ho, have, during the year ending on the 3oth Sept.
1910, as appears by the statement (C) amounted to
l5O,OOO acres, and the payments BY purchasers
to 100000
The same statement shows that the total amount
Of sales from the establishment Of the land Offices
in the year 1800 to the 30,h Sept lsl0,haye anoInt-
ed TO 5, S,l65U0O acres, which have produced Soo8l,
COO OF winch sum 81 l,646,OOO remain due by p,,u-
chasers. The sales in the Mississippi Territory, be-
ing CATER deducting expenses) appropriated IN the
first place TO The payment Of $50 900 to the STATE
of Georgia, are distinctly stated.
RECEIETs IND EXPENDITURES.
1 Year ending on the S0M sept 1910.
The actual receipts mo 4
the Tneasu,y, during
the yc&ftnding On the
soth ~ Sept. 1910,
4 have amounted to S8,68S,86l II
Making,loge, with the
balance in the Treas
I u,y, on the st of Oc-
iober, 500, and De
mounting 70 X5S2S,936 OIL
--
An aggregate OF ~, 81 5,5l7T97 10
Tie ds5iu seaents drrng HE Gear hare consisted
mDe joiorOing steas, rir;
Civil Department., IN
GLIDING miscellaneous
expenses, and those
incidental to the inter-
course with foreign
na,ions 2l249, 400 o6
Military and In
dian Depart
meats 2,5l4,52S rs
Navy l,674735 so
- 4,l89,259 IS
Interest on the pubIick debt 2,7S5,s98 81
Total current expenses S8,l74,SS8 %
Payments on account Of
the principal osthe pub
iicktIebt 3,S84,4o9 20
Amounting together, as
will appear more IN de-
tail. by the statement
(E)to Sl,oss,767 4e
And leaving in the Treas
ury, on the soth Sept.
1910, a balance Of 345o,o29 70
Sl4,5l7,797 l8
It therefore apDears. that the aCiu,l re.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
3Z5l,l25 exchanged
6 per cent. stock
S6,7io,cUo
Probable balance in the
Treasury on the 3lst
OF December, 1910.
100000
sSTo.ooo
Year 1911.

The outstanding revenue bonds, after de-
Quoting the expenses Of collection and siiow.-
ing for bid debts, will not probably, on the
lst day Of January, 1871, fall short Of
s 100000 /; the actual receipts for the year
1911, IN account OF the sales of lands, may
be estimated at S5oo,ooo !; and it is prcsum-
ed tha, the portion Of the revenue arising
from importations subsequent to the present
year, which wilkbe received in 1911, will be-
more than suffMlent to pay the debsntures
payable in that year. The actual receipts in-
TO the Treasury du.ing that year MAY there
fore be estimated at Sl2,5)O 600
Estimating the erfenses Of Government for fke gear
1911 to erceed the enonnf actually eateEde,i cn.
ing The gear ending on fhe 3Uth Of Seffem-s 1910,
that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26


Expenses OF ? civil nature,
both dom estick and for
eign
Military and naval depart
ments
And adding thereto the
interest of the publick
debt, estimated at
The aggregate Of the cur
rent expenses, exclusive
ly of the payments on ac-
count of the principal of
the debt, would not ex-
ceed
The payments on account
of. the principal OF the
debt will be applicable TO
the annual reimburse
Inent on the per cent.
and deferred stocks 10 the
Repayment of the loan uf
S2,75o,ooo, effected this
year, and TO the reim-
bursement in the part of
the converted s per cent.
stock /; and must, in Or
der TO complete the snnn-
al appropriation OF $4,000
600, amount 10
Making for the whole a
mount of the cxpcndi-
tures Of the year 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

The loan authorized by the act Of last ses-
sion bad al first been negotiated in the latter
end of May, for s,7so,ooo dolls. but the ex-
penses having proved less than had been sup
posed, il was BY mutual consent reduced in
Oct. to 2,75o,ooo. With tina, object in view,
in order that no greater sum should be ulti-
mstely borrowed than might be necessary. y.and
also in order TO avoidas long as practicable
an increase Of stock in the market, and that
Of a more permanent species of debt TEN.
porary loan from the bank OF the l.. States
was preferred to anJ ether mode. tits rcim-
bursabie on the last day Of Dec. 1911, with
reservation that the bank may. in case Of
neu-renewa Of its Charter, demand An sarlies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
VESsELs SPOKEN.
Dlpn,

Ia Parxer(town, (vt) Capt. JoHs VINCENT,
an Indian, Kt. XCV. In 1855, he had com
msnd among the Cognawogga Tribe, then OPP
pofed, by French influence, to thefe then COL
onies and provinces General Byadi0rf vas, At
that time, defeated at Fort du Queine, near
where Pittiburgh now is. Capt. Y,neeat had
accommodated the country foutherly TO the
mouth OF the Sciota, and had returned before
the engagement. He formed the ambufcade
which defeated Bysdfosk. Upon the death of
B,aiaosk, he commanded and commended againif
Colonel Wat6irgfsn. and has often fad, thar if
B,aadoek had known the great man then advil-
ing him. he would have been preferved--that
B-aiioek did NOT confider Colonel Wa,bi1sfoa
as folder, and therefore loft his life-that
Colonel W,sj5irgfor Narrated the French and
Indians, where they fuppofed themie!ves 70 be
cols-uerors. AT thar time Capt Tmrenf re-
turned with his warriors 70 bis tribe-that at
the commencement of the revolutionary war
he, Capt. Jba, foon learned that Col IN
iar.an was Commander IN Chief-that his trIte
being in Britiih intereit, he left them, FL y
believing that the Great SPnit had pre!esvcd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

Co'one T-e,5irgfsr--tli4s a number OF biz
Young warriors, after the defeat of Bya5arek
had fhot at VejEisgios, but nobody could xiii
hirl-that about the year 1879, Capt. Tsba
received from General Walsizgtsr captains
comminion. He piloted the American troops
from Cambridge through the province Of
Maine to Quebec. He was at Quebec when
Mosfgorse,y fell. He we'll underitood the hif
tory of the revolutionary war, having in rs,
elpouled the American caufe.-The Legina-
lure Of Vermont, having known this dain-
guifhed chieftain, long fince made him a pen
iioner. Capt. Jo5a was early educated by a
Roman Catholic PREF in the French language,
and in the tenets of that church --Thefe early
Impref1ions were NOT GRATED AT no time was
the tenant of the foreff known 70 rife without
his oriions, 10 neep without his vefpers, or 20
eat without at leaf offering up his 6lent bur
reverend petition. From his Roman inltruc-
tor he had received large quarto French
Bible. This he often read, and preferred as
his belf inheritance, and il 10 faid has be-
queathed it TO the Rev. Heuan Ball II is not
iuppoled that Capt. Via1sat was perfect, but
he was brave, generous, humane, and pious.
a uniform coat, preiented him by General
WejSisgton, he bequeathed, with fome other
articles, to Mr. Riebs,dsn
In Bretagne, lately, an ex preift, named
Thuring Some years lince, on his return TO
France from N. England, he was lhipwrecked,
bur fwam on fhore, & iuppo6ng Ais wife x chill
dren had peri.hed, he halened to a monaitry
to bury his defpair but beng employed by
his fuperior TO preach in the neighboring
cities and villages, he was preaching in the
place on which fve years before he was flip
wrecked, and his text led him to quote hi,
own misfortunes as an example of the inlla-
biity of human affairs Scarce had he ended
when woman who had liRened with partic.
ular attention, fcreamed and tainted lit was
Thurings wife, who had been faved by fiji
ermsn, and fuppofed her hutband lot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
6a,ftte Sbip Refps.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lelo.

Wednesday, dug. l.
Arrived brig Favorite, capt. StackpoIe,
81 days from Point Peter, (Gaud.) Left
there, brig Hunter, Strout, of Portland, un-
certain when to sail, brig Henry, Gutter, of
and for Portland in IS days brig Trident,
Prince, for do. in so brig Mary, Lunt, do.
in 10 schr. Mercury, Deane, do in 8 !;
schr. Eagle, Jones, do. in 90 ; schr Lydia,
Freeman, in 20 schr. Union, Noble, for
Salem, in 10; schr. Fame, Baker, for Bos-
ton, uncertain brig Little John, Brown,
for do. in 90 brig Grand Turk, Cansolye,
for Providence, In CO.
August l--arriyed sloop Nymph, Moody,
from Newburyport sloop Sally, from Nam
tucket Diana, Slower, from Boston Three
Brothers, Pratt, from Eastport schoon er
Sampson, Dennet, from Portsmouth Car
Isle, Pope, from Plymouth sloop Sally,
Matthews, from Boston Jenett, Pray, fr.
Pcrtsmouth-Aug 2, schr. Renown, Sand
ford. from Cape-Cod sloop Argo, David,
from Plymouth Four Cousins, Wales,
from Boston, ; schr. William, Crowell, fr.
Cape Cod Lark, Alien, from Portsmouth,
On. So Traveller, Lock, from Eastport ;
slooP Falmouth, Chadwick, from Salem
August 4, schr Alonzo, Edwards, from
Cape Cod sloop Susannah, Woodside.
Brunswick schr Mercury, Swift, fr Ken
nebecK; sloop Charlotte, Myrick, from do !;
schr Elizabeth, Robinson, from do.
She IS owned at Hallowell, and was
wrecked on Hog Island Ledge on the ID
instant-vessei very much damaged; cargo
saved.
Cearances az the Custom House.
fOreign-Aug. 2, brig Commerce, Mer-
wick, for the Havana; Aug. 5, schr Union,
Chandler, for Barbados schr Elizabeth
Ann, Blake, for Port Prince sloop AL
ert, Motley, for Baracoa.
COasterS.-July 81, schr Leander, Meri-
man, for EastPort sloop Jane, Jones, do
schr Nancy, Blackstone, Norfolk Aug. 2,
schr Lark, Allen, for Novascotia schr
Sampson, bennett, for Portsmouth sIoop
Abby, Morton, for Plymouth Mason's
Daughter, Stevens, for Boston schr Car
cline, Pope, for Eastport sloop Olive.
Hobbs, for Philadelphia.
VESSELS LEFT.
AT St. Pierre, July II, brig George, for
Portland, in a few days Two briggs from
Portland, in 80 days, arrived at Liverpool,
June 8.
VESSELS SPOKEN
July 10, lat. "A, long 81, schr. Rebecca,
10 days from Thomaston, for Liverpool
18th, lat 40, lon. 81, brig Mary Jane, Lee,
10 days from Castine, for Liverpool. July
8, lat. As. lon. Az, ship Two Brothers, from
Bath, for Bristol. July is, lat. 40, lon. 90,
brig Brothers, Church, from Bath, for Liv-
erpool. Same day and latitude, brig Isaac,
Delano, from Kennebunk. July ~, at As,
Ion. So, brig Cumberland, from Portland,
for Falmouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
No. 9, M.gys-Rozv.
Joseph Johnson.

LAS ju(t received an additional afTortment
l. i 70 his former flock of Books, principal
ly conliling Of Religious Books, which he viii
fell upon very reaionable terms-An.ong
which are the following:
Mafou's Spiritual Treaflry, Village SER
mons, Trial of Antichritt, Buck on Laliricus
Experience, lions Pilgrim, Star ir the Eat,
Golden Treafure, Chriitian Economy, SAINTS
Everlaiting kelt, Divine Songs, Doder;dge-
Rife and Proprels Of Religion, SCOTS EAays
on the mc(t Important fubiect, thornton AL
by, a ferries Of Letters on Religious iusietfs
Fullers' Backilider, Memoirs OF Pious Women.
Walk of Faith, Triumph do Life 90 flils. az
Of thesBible. Worlds DiLplayed, Iseaiures tor
Pious Mind, EiIaysto Az Good Baxters Can,
Pilgrims ProETeis, Majors Remains. Asir-
leids sermons BUnyzn's Grace abouudi0q 10
the chIef Of SiLuers, Barren Fix Free, Hea-
vaDly fc3lnau, sick Bed Companior Church
Government DtPiAyed- Afpahl Vndlcaed,
Saving luSereH Bible arcFies Young nhgh-
Thoughts, Evan,s Jhvsnile Pgiu., dc prefer
yatye, do Ketch, Yates Glory OF Ghrils,
VHIers Luther. WynPerfe's Frogt Nlcl-lolns
Efiays, Memoirs Ut Watts and Daddridre
Whitheripoon's Mhceiiany, Iopiady's CALVIN
i'm, Life OF otles Hefveys meditarion, la
dies Of Q. Britain, Delany's DfEcounes, Bzarlt
Hymns, Fordyces Sermons You1g Women,
Saurnes do. Whites do Jennings d. De-
won't Exercnes Of the Heart, Exerciles of Pie.
ty, 5unyan's Vilcn Of Hell! Death Of ABE,
Watfons AddFeis 10 Children Beauties of
Honels, Spiritual Lectures, Packzrd's Ca e
chitm, Watts's do. Short do Browns 40.
Church do. Sacred mirror, Bottoms Morality y.
Victim, Chapone Letters, ConfefIiors OF Ro-
/ feau, Wonders of Creation. Murray on Ship
Building Stranger ia France Cottager Mem !.
ryo of Wilmington, NeIionss Life, tinory Uf
New-Engand.
/ A large collection of Law, Hiltory, &c. may
be had at the above mentioned Store.
ALSO
a large collection Of School Books, adapted
70 the various clafes of learners Murray4s
Sequel, do. Reader, do Grammar, SCOTS LET
fons, Nation on Self nowedge, Weoffer's
Spelling Book, do. Sd Part, Pike Spelling
K Book, do Arithmetic, Adams.s do. Temples
I. do Practical do Teltaments, Greek dor Bibles,
| Beauties do. American Moran. Underffal-
ding Reader, Economy of Human Life, Eu-
! tIapii, Eiop's Fables.
| Paper, Quills, Pocket Books, &c All ~
| which will be fold on more liberal terms than
can be purchaled in town.
JUST PyBLIsHED
And for fale by , JOHNSON, price so cents,
LIONS PILGRIM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
BEEF.
90 Barrels No. / BEEF
For fale by
Ilrael Richardson.
dzgns6. (tf.)
E. STEVENS,

Exebangs-Hrsef,
LAS received an additional fuppTy Of
: Fancy and Staple Goods,
among which are
Blue Nankins; light do India Caicoes ;
Englifh and India Cottons Linens Enpliih
and India Check; green Silk Velvet black
do black cotton do; Diaper; "a "A and
Ga white cotton Cambrics black and other
colored 30 black silk Handkerchiefs; Ban.
danna do; Cambria do long Lawn Linen
Cambria Cambria Muffin; India Book do !;
great variety of Lace and common do fine
Shear Lawn; Lace and Leno Handkerchief :
Thread and Cotton Laces A white Lace :
5-4 black do Lace Manrles elegant figured
Cotton do Cambria Dimoty; black Canton
Grape lemon coIoured do; black twiIld
Luitring; black Satin white do white
Luitring black and other colored do; plain
Italian do; white Sarfenett; pink, blue, choc-
oiate and green do; green GAUGE; black
Grape elegant white Lace Armlets black
do; white Cotton do; Ladies black, white
and ilaie fix Hose; white, fate, and black cor
ton do; Miles do; Gentemans white aud
black Silk Gloves; black and whise Cosror
do; Leather do, LADIES long white KID 10
buff and ilase do black Silk Habit do Z. white
Kid do black cuff and fate do Aate Cotton
do; Ribbons; back Fans Whine do; Bots
Slack Cotton; C0.ton Balls; Paraiois Co,
TON Umbrellas Bed Lace, Furnitures Ging.
hams; Calicoes fine Tendon PRINTS; Tor
tohe Shell Combs; Table Mats Purfss
Silk and Cotton Cord bI4ck and white Mil
linert; Wire; black, brown and white PATE
Boards, &c. &c.
Portland, AEgIf 6, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

ten applaud that very administration
which they have suppIanted, and with
shameless efirontery, claim the honor,
and boast Of the success of a policy
which they always opposed--of meas
ures which they had neither the wis.,
dom TO contrlye, nor the spirit to a.
dept.
The spirit of faction is distinguish
ed from the spirit Of liberty by its ex-
elusive regard TO particular interests.
hat party In state whose sole object
is their own OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
have little or no concern for their coun-
try-who, with an discriminating tenn
per, Danish their opponents from every
office IN their power, merely for opin-
ions--who employ the whole patron
age OF the government, the purse, and
even the sword Of the nation to main
tain themselves in authority-and who
would sooner sell the republic 10 for
eign despotism, than to resign it to
the administration of their adversaries
that party is faction: 1t may be
majority, and great one but num-
bers do not change its nature, and ought
not 10 alter its name"
The following is translated from the Rea-
ding (Penn.) Eagle.
A daughter OF Mr.. Daniel Strohecker,
near Orwigsburg, Berks county, Pennsyl-
vania, about 3 years Of age, had been obser.
we'd, for number of days to go to consid-
cradle distance from the house with peice
OF bread which she obtained from her mo.
Their I: The circumstance attracted the at
tention of the mother, who desired Mr.. S.
to follow the child and observe what she
did with it. On coming to the child he
found her engaged in feeding several snakes,
called yellow heads or bastard rattle snakes.
He Immediately took it away and proceeded
to the house for his gun and killed two of
them at one shot and another few DAYS
after. The child calling these reptiles in
the manner Of calling chickens, and when
its father observed, If it continues the prac-
tIse they would bite her--the child replied
=" no, father, they won't bite they only
eat the bread give them"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
stray COW.

an Tuefday 24th July infant, frayed from
~ JEREMIAH GooDwIn, of Portland. a light
red COW, about ten years old, having a
white belly, aud part OF the face ALTO white
she is large. though thin in fetlr, having
lately been fck with the horn diaemper TO
remedy which. the horns have been bored,
ard few joints cur off The tail. Any perIS q
giving information of, or refurning laid Cow
al Sore No. :, Unon Row, Middle tireei
Portland, flalI be rewarded
ParDaa4, jug \, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
NEW GOODS.


~ - 49, 4-lAN ~ - Linz
Exfbanes st,ees,
Has jult received an additional fupply Of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
fuitable for the feafon; among which are lome
very fcarce viz.
White silk Gloves white Lufring do.
Sarlnett; pink and blue Sattins; buff Cam
brick lilac do ; Ruilian diapers table Lin
en-; black Grape; do. Luitring; do Flcrences
90. CantoA Grape; do Barcelona Handkfs.
long Lawn Linen Cambrics 4 4 and 8
Irifh Linens Britifh Shrtings Colerans
Go 7; silk and cot ton Umbrellas ParafoI!s
Armletts long and lhort kid Gloves Mems
white black and mix d worried Hofe; do Mar
bled; cotton do; printed Cambrcs; fancy
Mullins, &c. &c. which together with his for
mer itock, makes as complete an af1ortment as
can be found in any fore tx town, and which
will De fold very low for Cath. Augult s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
FOR sale.

a VALUABLE Lot of LAND, fituated in
Portland, at the foot of SPyiag yfsssf, a
few rods below that very valuable, capaciousr
and never falling covered Fountain OF the bett
Water in the whole town SAID Lot extends
sjusty-feuo feet on the ltreet JUN mentioned,
and Jorty agbt feet on LoVs Lene, thus forming
corner. There is convenient one ftory
Dwelling Houie on The fame, containing two
front rooms, bedroom, ktcnen, and 4
good cellar. Said property being part of
the Real Etate Of the late widow Rebecca
Child; and might be made convenient nand
for Mechanic or Traier.-For further pr
ticulars, inquire Of the fubicriber on the Prern-
lies. JOSHUA LEAVITI
Po,flard, dur g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
LYMAN, HALL & c

i. L w AN, Ii ALL - &
who prelent their refpects 70 their friends and
correspondents, toiiritinP their future ordcrs,
which fflalI always be promptly attended 10.
They viii ALTO execute Orders for Books % he
imported from Cseat Bean, on reafonable
terms. Communications fir fuOh orders Will
receive immediate attention il left wfth ID.
L1alIoyytJ O. Bottom; ID ~, Farranf 81 C;reyur.
Albany Sraif 81 Lbi9naa, Middlebury, (yt),
X. II. NnAin u Ca Baltimore or IN. p Ea,-
rand e ca. Philadelphia.
l.. RI. & Co. have ID prels and are preparing
for publication
Bacon's Abridgemenf, with large additions
by Bird Wilton, Prefdent of the Court Of
Co mmon Pleas in FennfyIvania Comynss Di-
GET by Samuel Rote, 10 this edition viii De
added Notes from the late Bririh and Ameri.
can deiicions); c ke's Reports from the Taft
I.oadon edition (; Burns D.gened index
Tomiin's Digef Peere Williams Reports
Binney's Reports, vol I'd Law Journal, vol.
g; Thomas Pyle Taunron's Reports
Thomas Harmon Atoms Reports new
Treatie on the principles of Plesdinps Pre-
cedenrs of Declarations, an entire new work
by Ioieph Story, Elq; PorHrER on the LAIR
LIZ Infu,onfe and Marffir-f Cerfr0Ess do. do. do
Larv IF PaytrerB;p, with Notes and Referen-
ces the works of Iianral: More Walker m
| Elocutoh Belifarius by madam de Cenlis !.
| Shuckfordss Connexons Newton's Works. n
s vols. 2 Of which are pubilhed; Miners
I, Church Hinory, in vols 4 Of which are oub-
hihed Hamilton's Works. including the Fed
eral'f; Watts Sermons; Sublcriptions re-
ceiyed for his whole Works; Ramfay's Life Of
Warrington, for the uGe Of fchoos Camp
bells Works, partly from original manuscripts.
| juit received (; American Reader, for the ule
Of Schools, by Ala Lyman. A. NJ. new ed
ton Of Watts Plains and Hymns, -vit5 a4sf-
fi0as iKlophock's Meifiah and Edwards Oh The
neceflity Of the tenement.
Portland, 6sgyG 8, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
STR6Y(OW.

GAME into the iI.clolure Of the fuhfcriher
= about the Goth Of July, fray Cow, about
FIVE years old, brown colour, no artificial
marks. The owner is delired 10 take her an
and pay Tor adsrrti-'ng.
ROtE2T sOUfHGATE.
SsafbaoEg5 jay 1854 1910 4oJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

CT TO Correspondents, Jc.-A commune
cation on the subject Of Mineral springs, and
a lengthy advertisement from Mr.. .John Ell
der, of Bath, in reply to Mr.. Charles LOring,
were received too late for this days paper
They shall be attended 70 hereafter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

arc Of the ad a;nistration, and another
~ Ne side Of il scolding vehementIy
,ttbe Frderalisfs, because fhey don,
sneak more rcsaecyatiy OF their demo
cratic rulers.