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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
BOSTON HIT
Manufacturing Company
JOHN MAHAN,

AGENT
FOR telling their HATS in the Diltrie Of
= Maine, offers for fate, -
l5 cafes fuPerfne black Beaver Hats, wide
aud narrow brms,
A cafes Of drab Go. ali Of which are Of the
new faihion, light, and very nice.
60 dozen NSpt Hats, | Il and Cd quality
500 mems and boys Felt Hats
Children's Morocco and Beaver Hats, large
afIortment
8 cafes Camel Hair Hats.
Any Hats bearing the Bottom ltamp, will be
warranted to give the wearer iatsfaclion.
They will be fold whoslae or retail, at the
fame rates as by the Agents for the Company
in Bottom
The above flock will fhortly be much in
created and kept conftantly good.
Exchange Street, adjoining 4nsg,s Quincy =
Bakers. Tuna
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
6a;rtte 5bip Gems.
PORT OF PORTZHND-lSlO.

Monddy, MAJ %.
Arrived brig Hannah, Hume, % days
from St Barts.-Lett there, May 4, 1910,
schooner Dolly, Denney, from Velenchey,
bound to Havana next day.-Sloop Exertion,
Barnard, for Newyork, in 6 days.-SIoop
Elizabeth, John S. Cali, 26 days from Port
Iand.-Schr. Prudence, Rock, of Richmond,
(Vir) for do. in days.-Schr Sally, 5. De-
lano, of Duxouty, 20 days from Whining
ton, On. c. ali well --Schr. Spy, of Snow
spoke brig Sally, Josiah Burrow, days
from Boston, all well.
Same ddy-Arrived sloop Polly, Fisher,
from Portsmouth schooner Dorcas- Ann,
Blanchard, from Boston sloop Olive,
Ho5bs, from co.
Tuesday, Nay o.
Arrived schr Elizabeth, Ellis, from No
vascotia, brig Maine, Parrot, % days from
81. Bsrts, with cargo Of Moiasses sloop
Bonester, Davis, from Passport.
Wetaesday, MY so.
Arrived schr. Good Intent, Cr-0ket, from
Boston.
Thursday, Ezay ST.
Arrived sloop Betsey, StoveI, from Free
port sloop Diana, Stone, fir. Mount Dcsart.
Friday, .1nne l
Arrived brig Abiona, Howard, 20 days
from St. Barts, cargo Rum; schr. Charles,
w. M'Lellan, IL days from Richmond !;
schr. Ocean, Webster, (la;e capt Charles
Bucknam, who died on his passage home,
April 25th,) from St. Barts, 40 days sloop
Mason's Daughter, Strout, from North
Carolina.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Sloop Little George Eyre, at PhIlad. from
Carthagena, was captured by a prIvateer
(under Spanish cUlors, but supposed to be
French) under Portland rock detained )
DAYS, and robbed ofvarious articles, and Of
1900 dis. in cash.
Capt. Clifford, ofthe Eliza, from New
Orleans, ar. at Philad. was boarded off
blehesdedshot, from 2 French priva-
teers and was examined and dismissed
without being pLHdereG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
Nsz0 Ersij@ Goods Shop.
JAMES RUSSELL.

LAS taken fhop in the Isja-anee BIijire,
1 TWO doors below the Maine Fire and
Marine Infurance Office, Exebargs f,est, Gaze
FithR aid has for lale large aformsnt Of
Spring and summer Co0ds
conhfting Of
Black, blue, mix q, brown and olive fsperGne
and common Broadcloths,
Black, drab and mix'd CalIiueres,
Mix'd Sa;tinett,
Imperial Cords and Stocking Net;-faihion
able Goods for gentlemen's wear,
Princeis Cords fashionable figures and llripes
for gentIemeHs Vets,
Marailles Veltings; black and white Jeans,
Black, olive Il light PLAN e corded Yeivets,
Blue Nankins; yellow do. Engiih do.
Printed Jeans, for ch;Idren's wear,
WeltiDgs Cotton Cahimeres,
Walhington Stripes,
Black fix Forentine,
Silk, leather, and cotton sufpenders,
Ladies white elk Hofe,
Gentlemea's do. do. do.
Ladies beaver and kid Cloves,
Gardeners beaver do.
s and Linens,
8 and A a Shifting Cottons,
Ladies white and col d cotton Hofe,
Centlemen's white do do.
"A and cotton Cambrics,
"A and Ga cambria Mullins,
Linen Cambrics Long Lawn,
Pocket Handkfs; Bsndanna DO. Flagp do.
Black and plaid China fix Go. PuIicar do.
Mock Ma5rsfs do
Black Luitring black Grape,
Do. Mode do. Lace; white do.
Linen and cotton Threads (; Pins,
! White chapel Needles cold Sarfne:s,
| India Cottons a cotton Huckerbuck,
| Cd, IA and 80 cotton Damaiks,
/, Long Shawls iquare do.
| Figured, plaid and plain Lu1ring,
| Ribbons feeded Cambriss,
Seeded and veined Mullins,
Worked and plain laced do.
| Figured and plain Ieno do.
| Seeded cutters do. Null do.
Grape do (; Riddlenet do; Picquet 60.
Worked and plain Jaconet do Book DO.
Cambria and common Dimisies, tJe. III.
! The above Goods are all of this ipring',
importations, and are warranted good.-They
will be fold as low as at any place 10 town.
for Cath only.
! Portland, 1Ene 4. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

State q coV1p3rlng its contents with
lord WeIleslry's official note 10 Mr.
Piackney, published in our last, our
readers will perceive with what TRUTH
those assertions were made, and The
base means they employ to carry their
points.
As ifby way OF checking the indig
nation against France, and inducing the
belief that she would do us Justice, the
following letter was forwarded to the
editor of the Argus. and published in
his paper of the 2sth Of March last, I'M
der the facinating head of
GREAT AND GOOD NEWS :
I" Eetract Of a Letter fio1n a Member at Can
"Sress to The Editor stftAe 1rgus"
Washington, March 10 1910
STe-By letter from Liverpool dated
2lst Jan. IL is stated THAI Gen. Armstrong,
aud the French Government, had agreed to
Convention on the 5.h and 9Th Of Jan
This account is likewise stated in the Lon.
don Courier Of 18Th Of Jan.
1t is said that the Continental powers
nave agreed TO give up the right OF Search
Talleyrand has heen again taken into
favor, and the French Government have re-
. leased A American vessels, in consequence
Of the arrangement of Mr.. Armstrong.
" Yours in haste,
"CHA's TURNER, JUN"
The above needs no other comment,
than that Il days have elapsed since
the above letter was penned, and not a
! sentence contained in it is corroborated
by subsequent intelligence from Eu-
; rope.
Well may the democratic prints pro-
nounce Congress the na0s' zvcak and
, co7pardly assembly on EARTH" and ex-
claim, " let the renovating billosys Of
popular indignation PURITY the stag
nant pool"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

10 the Hmowa6le .1ufices sftbe Cart
Of C@m01on Pleas, bolaen at Paris,
IN the county Of Oxt0rd, on the yfc7nd
Taslay g' Nay, AMMO DoMINI,
1910.
THE Petition and representation of Brr.
sEY CARY, Adminiffratrix upon the III
tate Of Zaebary Cary, late of Tusnes, in the
county sforeisid, Woman, decealed, intehate,
H4m6!y Sbszgs-That the Goods and Chattei.
belonging TO the faid deceafed's EHate are not
iufficient, by tie fun of Seven Hundred Dol
lars, 10 anlwer the jult demands already paid
by your Petitioner and allowed by the Com
miiIoners on iaid EGate and that other de-
mands exiff agaipt faid Effate, and thar psri
1f the real Eltate Of faid deceafed cannot be
fold without injury TO the reGdue.
She therefore prays that your Honors would
grant her licenie 70 fell the whole of the real
Eitate of faid deceafed to fatisfy the faid debts
with incidental charges and that the over
plus of the proceeds of faid lalc, If any lhould
remain, may be appropriated according to law
and as in duty bound will ever pray, &c.
BETSY CARY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
Nay 9, 1910.

OXFORD SO AT Court of Common Pleas,
began and holden at Paris, within and for
the county of Oxford, on the fecond Tuefday
or May, a. D. ISlo-On the Petition Of Betty
Cary, Of which the foregoing is copy, Or
dered that the Petitioner caule the Petition &
the Order of Court thereon to be publifhed
IN the Portland Gazette, printed IN Portland,
three weeks fuccetIively, the Taft publication
TO be thirty days, al leaf, before the fra day
of the next Term Of this Court, that all per-
ions may then and there appear, and thew
cauie Of any they have), why the prayer of
the Petition ihouId not be granted
Atteit, CYRUS HAMIIN.
a true Copy Of the Petition and the Order
thereon.
AtteR, CYRUS HAMLIN, CrE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
PREETISS MFLLEN.


THE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly ap
pointed and has taken upon hinlfelf the trug
OF Adminiftrs tor on the effate Of
STEPHEN KNIGHT,
late OF falmouth, IN the county Of Cumtcr-
land, thIPwrIght, by giving bond as the law
dlrects-He therefore requests all perfons
who are indebted 70 the laid deceafed's e..
tate to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhbir Il
fame 70 CHdPEFS KNTGHT
May "a, 1910. IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
HENRY SMITH & CO.

Hare jsG ,eceiOsd
Linens /; Long Lawns,
Brown Hollands,
Cotton Platillas,
Black Lultrings,
Bombazeens,
Bombazetts; Rufelis.
Rattinetts +; Durants,
Duroys,
Socie, Britannia, Pull
car, Hunting, Mad
RATS Handkts.
Purple, emboded, and
elegant s 4 cotton
Shawls,
Cotton Bardanas,
Englih & India Cot
tons /; do. Check,
Fashionable Vetting,
E 4 and 7-8 Cotton
Diapers,
Cotton Towelling,
Gentlemen & Ladies
color'd and white
fix aud cotton Hole
Ladies and Gentle
mems Gloves,
SpiderDett Sleeves,
Umbrellas ; ParaloIs,
SJc. Je.
(6w) May 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
ST, rp auls.on.

7Efs D.fi-, ~ - o'eics. O. "a tb.aTsr
CcaaN, q Uaia W5a,f
400 bu;hes colrfe SIT,
5 punchenns RIM.
Csnahons ot f.k-
Jr-e f. b. GREELY. h.G'r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

NO. 4, MgDeys R0zV,
Black, blue, corbeau,
fDoak, bottle, pep
per and drab lnix'd
BroadcIoths & CAT
hmeres,
Stockingnett,
A great variety "a
and A A common &
cambria Calicoes &
Ginghams,
Japan'd, fancy ftripe,
clutter fprig, loom
feeded, fprig'd, tam
bor'd leno, all over
fpider nett, diced,
fpotted leno, piquet,
pain and landlord
Book Mullins,
Hair cord, color'd and
white diagonal and
plain Cambrics,
CommoR and cambria
Dimoties,
Velvets (; Velveteens !;
Cords and ThickGetts ;
Black, blue, drab and
mix'd Florentines,
Blue and Patent Nan.
kins,
Warrington Stripes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
FRESH GOODS.

Z STEVENS, has jult received, and il
40 opening for fale, general aGortment of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
fuitable for the prefent and approaching fea-
fon. June 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

The Nav Session of the District
Court commenced, IN this town, on
Tuesday last and on Thursday, at 10
O'Clock, came on for trial the action Of
the Uaited States vs.. lchabod Good
win, esq. Sheriff of the county of York,
for the escape of Jeremiah Clarke, esq.
late Collector Of the Customs for the
port of York. The plaintiff s writ con-
tanned two coHntS-one charging the
Sheriff with negligence in duty the
other, with liability through the insult
fciency of the gaol. The defence was
ably stated in the afternoon by Messrs.
Emery and Whitman and on Friday
morning, the Attorney for Govern
ment, IS. Lee, esp closed the cause
by an argument of three hours length.
The Hon. Judge SewaIl then in clear
and impartial manner summed up the
evidence to the Jury, after which they
retired, and at the opening Of the court
III the afternoon returned verdict in
favor Of the defendant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
COLLEGE LANDc.

N Frveburg, Turner, Paris, Livermore, OFF.
: field, Harrion, Poland, Baldwin. Rumforc
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as Iateiv
Publiihed in this Paper, for fae by the fublcri-
Der at his office in Pur land.
PREETISS MFLLEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

BY PARTICULAR denre the cEIEUTdLtu
Infant R9f1HS
WILL recite number of beautiful pieces
" from the moR approved authors, and
fing variety of Clmic Songs, at llabaHis-
Hell, THIS EVENING, (1foaday, June 4fb,,
TO commence at half pa(t o'clock.
Tickets, 90 cent, cab, may be had at Mr.
CB4ret, under the Hall--and az an encourage
ment tor Parents 10 fend their Children, Tick
cts FOR their admifIion may be had at theiame
place for Sis Cents only
N. r TIE father Of Yong RO(cius viii ihue
Proprftls fiertly for Opening in Mechanic
Hat fchcoi for Englifh Grammar, Reading,
Eocr-ion, orograpty. and Hiaory- Ifauen-
lion, fobrisry, and cspa5ility, are republics, he
,riits 70 prove hipiteif worthy Of patronage
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
Hliio7rcH, 1Hze 4, 1910.

~ BE will be recoIlecfed. that vote
has been Pa1ed by the Society. that irs Mem
bers endeavor to promote Contribution, 10
the feveral Pariihes to which they belong,
on the Sabbath preceding rhe eniuing meet-
ing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
II beautJSl Situation far a Trader or
Tapern-Reeber.

TOR faIe in Staudifh, about 100 rods north
4 Of the meeting houie, FIX acres Of
LAND, snder cultivation, with one tory
Dwelling Houle thereon, compriling five
rooms on the ground floor, and two porches
aojoining-together with Barn so by SO
feet-a Shed, Wood Houfe, and Chaife
Houle.-AIio, well fniihed Store, 50 by 90
feet, and an excellent Aqueduct leading TO
the fame.
rc-ms, reafonab'e. FOR Cath OF approved
Credit.-Apply 10
ISAAC GAGE.
D. tL,r( u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

letter fom Bourdeaux, of April 81,
s,alcs that Gen. Armstrong had been notI
f.d, the An'o i',an property, ordered from
Soain.lto Boyonne, y q 10 De publicly snid,
AMI the proceeds lodged in the Emperor,
treasury that the American property at
Tonningen, was to be ,e-S9ze.i. and that
On his application % know what was the
fate of the veSscis, in the several ports IN
France, and lis dependencies, no answer
u 81 been returned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
JACOBlN VERACITY..

IF il were within the bounds Of pos
sibilitv to awaken the people 10 sense
oflhe falsehood and deception which is
continually practised upon them by the
French party and pensioners in this
country, one would suppose that re-
currrnce to the files Of democratic pa
pers, printed just before the late cleo
ton, would convince the most obdurate
democrat that he has been basely de-
ceived and misled At that time the
People were told, " that the French de-
crees would very speedily be reUoked-
that relaxation oil them respecting A
merican commerce, was about to take
pIace--and that no real american prop
erty would be confscated in Dem
mark" These, with j thousand other
idle and unfounded stories, were circu-
lated in order to check the indignation
which a sense of our wrongs from the
enlightened government of France"
had excited, until the elections were O.
yer, and their friends led into office af-
ter which, as a comment upon their
deIusive stories, government has pub
lished al official list Of J 81 sail Of A
merican vessels, which have been sci
zed, sequestered or sold by the upstart
tyrant and enslaver of the human race,
But not until the elections had ternlina-
ted, the object of their receptions an
swered, and demagogues invested with
the loaves and fishes" of office, were
the people permitted to know the hui
initiating situation to which French in
ilnence and French predictions had
reduced them. Their useful Iab0rS have
ended in the complete triumph Of de-
Inocracy.
" And thus the wicked have their day; ,
AL so with parties always was the way I
AT present this is all we have 10 say
Excepting this-we know, in spite
OF all that's done by good men and by wise,
That wrong viii often triumph over right
The great 4 virtuous sink the vicious rise
But snort indeed will be their reign,
And all things bye and bye viii come to
rlgnts again:
For It's the way with democratic elves,
IL we can't crush their power, they'll soon
destroy themselves"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
REMOVAL.
Il homaS Beckett.

INFORMS his cultomers and the pubic that
he has removed from his former htuation
to the fhop lately occupied by MIR Sinon
DtDJon No s, Jonef'i Revv, Exchange Greet,
where he will carry on the
ThILORINC BUSINESS.
as ufual All calls aud orders will be a,ten-
ded with punctuality
UIHbr tspf eosfa"tly or bard Z rJnls,
IS variety of BROADCLOATHS, CASH
MERES, WAl5rCO ATlNG and TRIM
MINGS, and other articles Recefary for
cloaths of all kinds. Jaac a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

70 The Ron9urable Jyfices Of the Cur
gfConsmen Pleas, to be holden at Par
IS. 7vitbm and far TIE County gf Ok
tord, on TIE jec0ad Tnsfiay Of Nag.
-Anno D5mini, 1910.
: vrFIF Petition and representation of IosEFH
l. CoLBT, Administrator upon the Eltaie
of David Egass, ;uaior, late Of Fryeburg in iaid
county, Yeoman, deceafed, Inteltate-- HHmbiy
Sbezps- hat the Goods and Chattels belong
ing 10 the laid deceafeds EHate are not fulfil
cient by the fun Of Four Hundred and Sew
enty-nine Dollars and Eleven Cents, to anlwer
the lull debts due from iaid Ehate and eypeu-
fes already incurred in the fettlement of the
fame, including an allowance TO TIE widow OF
faid decealed, As by the order of the Judge of
Probate.
He therefore prays that your Honors would
grant him hcenfe 10 fell the real Eitafe of iaId
deceafed, or 70 much thereof as ihasl be pee
etTary 70 tatisfy The faid debts with incident
al charges, and as in duty bound will ever
pray, &c.
NAV Q. 1910. JOSEPH COLBY.
q FoRp, s. - AT a Court or Common Pleas.
begun and holden At Paris, within aud for the
county Of Oxford, on the letond Tuelday OF
Nav, iSiC--On the Petition ct JciePh
Colby, of which the foregoing is a copy, Or
dered, that the Petitioner cauie the Petition
and the Order of Court thereon, TO be pub
hflled IN The Portlaqd Gazette, printed ~
Portland, three week. luceelively, the ialt
sublica ion 10 be thirty days, al leaa, before
the FRI day Of the next Term Of this COufr,
thar All perfons may then and there appear.
and thew caufe, lif any they have) why the
PRAYER Of the Petition fh0uld not I've granted.
Attef, CYRUS HAMLlNy Cfst.
"A true copy Of the Petition and the Order
thereon.
Attef. CYRUS f4AMLlN, CFk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

From Paris, .ftl,a lo-This place
has been in such a scene of confusion
during the late marriage ceremonies,
that no business has been attended.
g We have not the least hope, (says a
friend) of recovering any Of the ships
or property sequestered at St Sebas-
tins, although notice has been made
public for all persons who have legal
claims, satisfactory TO the court, to bring
them for ward. The same opinions
are entertained Of Cdrgoes and UesseLs ia
ralv, where seUeraf 7,c7r seizures haUe
b.en made qvhich IL as .feared, NIL hare
q rider extension.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
CoaGgae5 for /aLe, az a6s1e,

CosGgSe5 for /aie, az a6sVe,
Ten bales of a1orted INDIA COTTONS,
well calculated for country confumpt;on,
which will be fold at Bottom prices and on a
long credit.
Ay0-Received from the Providence Man
ufacturing Company, quantity of COTTON
WARP; SHEETING STRIPE CHAM
BRAY and CHEZ Ks; at the factory prices
and ona liberal credit by the quantity.
Portland T1he 4, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
Maine Millirnary Society.

fNlsE Annual Me, ", 0f the ESaiHr MI
f'Ha'y Ssrit,y will he holden az B1tb, a:
rhe houfe Of Rev Mr.. JsNKs, on WrfTrffop,
27b i7flaf, at 9 o'clock "A M The rruliets
win meet the evening preceding
f. GILLEr, Secrrfr1.
HliLo7ueY 9Hze a 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
WILLIAM SWAN,

No. 8, Union Ro4v, Middle Street,
HAS received and ready for tale, additional
- Stock of
FRESH SEASONABLE GOODS,
making, with his former fuPply, a very geuer-
al ahortment.
ALTO
10 chefs of Hyfon, Hylon Skin, and Souchong
Teas, of the latelt importations and warraA-
ted ofthe 6rff quality.
Beef Georgia Cotton,
Barcelona Brandy,
Malaga Wine,
Frelh Raifns,
Welt India Rum,
Holland and American Gin,
Bat London White Lead,
Richmond Tobacco, warranted Of the 6rit
quality.
Ground Ginger, in fmall kegs, &c. 5'e, u.
All which he will fell whsefale or re;ail,
at reduced prices for cath or on credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
IHe Ekectioneermr Conrrese

Inc Elecfi0neeTmg Congress !
Had Bonaparte's hireling editors a.
lone, invented the fal,e and ridiculOu,
stories to ala them in the resuscitation
OF democracy, which were circulated
prior to the late election, our surprise
could not have been excited because
y Is practice with hem, by no means
aeEo. But for the DleDrb rs Of tbe Cah
net, and the Trading mem5rrs ef orr M
horat Legislature, and above al, for the
PresideHr Of the United States, " TO de-
scend from their high a5odes," to the
fabrication and dissemination Of false
hood, for electioneering purposes, IS,
we confess, a species OF deprayity thai
We blush 20 record.
The electioneering campaign was
commenced by a letter from Mr.. Mad
'S9n, to the superanuated Gen. Stark,
calculated to scs the otd horse a Kicking,
and to secure to the party the influence
which his name, (attached to some e.
i1clloneering scurrility, frehared 6y
one Of ms 'feigh6orsl could give them in
feVoiutionizing New-England. The
example of Mr.. Madison was immedi-
a'ely followed by the heads of dePart-
hents, members of Congress, and the
government pantr. The Lntclhgencer
- Inc 18th Of March, contained the fol-
''"ins Paragraph
re Secretary Of State has receiv-
% rom Mr.. PinckHey a frfUa'e letter
p me an January, detailing me hartic-
"ars q a toaS conference az The foreign
%'ce Sr'th Lord Wellesley. TINS letter
'&ii4cifty states that the Biilsh minis
%' ala nor astcmtt 70 Undicate Mr..
sI'SsoH en- he contrary, he admitted
.'4' re 77as "a me aUrong, that he mgst
'e'"fn, and that successor 7couid be-
'''4' ohf % the United SAFES"
nc above paragraph was consider
~ . pro eeding from the Secretary cf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

!, was believed II = ,iLui, "t,atim,
,,,c,,tions even direct from AMER
,so,,l.f be rendered liable 10 Confscs-
ion IN the countries under French in
ruence"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05
NeU Ieas ut reduced Pr1ceS.

los chests, bali CheSts ahu uoAeo gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young Tyson, and
hvson skin i'cas, principally of the Sldney''s
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
es
100 barrels Rye Whisky.
% barrels * 8 ho2sheads n. f. Kun.
40 dezen Old Medoc Clarct, imported lii
1907.
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pioes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hoesheads and 40 barrels trst Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars
90 Bags clean heavy pepper and pirnehto
8 chests Cassia, g Cassia buds
SO lbs fresh nutmcgs r
% boxes, dozen each, bottles pest flo-
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice 'st anu "a
6uality Havana and St. Jago cigars
70 bales Georgia Upland cotton
5 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
zoo Gallons picking vinegar
so demijohns
Which with his usua. extensive assortme D.
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries Will be sola
on low terms for cash, and to punctuai men
at moderate credit, by -,
Joseph Vaudeville,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05
FOX SALE,
Twenty Dollars Rezocrd.

a SECONDED from ny farm at the
~ mouth Of seneca, about tho 7th OF last
month, man whose name is RALPH, q
wears Of age, between black and yellow CO.
ior. nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes ,oking heaVy-he has but
little to say. His apparel WAS oznaburg
shirts, me- TO cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloath,ns. "A free
ne,rro man bv name Salnbo, living on Judge
Washington's c4tate. Mount ernoh' Is MS
father, and it IS very nrobablc ne IS therea-
bout or in Ale xandrla, and with little trouble
may be found
The above reward vii! be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria jail
Thomas Peter.
Ceorcetown, June lo-l2' d.