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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
lives.
NfoHpAY, Fs6ruaFy 4.

Mr. Ebhes, from tine committee Of foreign re-
lations, reported the following bill
A bill supplementary to TIC act, entitled An act
concerning fhe commercial Intercourse be-
tween the United States and Great Britain md
France anI their dependencies, and ior'otaer
purposcs
be Il enacted, sc That no vessel owned who'll
" b, citizen or citizens Of the United States,
which, sahl have departed from a British port,
prior TO the % dsy of February 1911, aud no
merchandise owned wholly BY citizen on ciuzons
ogthc United Scates imported ~ such vessel shall
he liable TO SEIZURE or forfeiture account Of any
infractioa or presumed iuiraction Of the progisi-
ons orihc act TO which this IS = supplement-
The bin was twice read and referred TO a com
rp;ftce Of the whole
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

almost thsir own prices, no p'rsohs
bidding against thena----,hat H,sn-
burg aud the other cities OF the III
Hauseauc League, have b. In incor4
poraicj IN the French Empire, md
tprmsd info new ID. eartment--- lhst
Maseena is still in want OF provision
eut not Of troops--The Engii guard
their imPreenable positions ON the
hIgn grounds-That great acquisitions
were making for Swedish and Danish
Bonaparte expected to
get 40 coo OF these men, and 70 have
30 or 90 sail of the line ready b. Au-
gust mex. Norfolk Her als.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
AARON BURR.

We understand, (ssys the New
York Public Adver,iser) from good
authority, that Aaron Burr lately made
application 70 Mr. Russell, the Ameri.
can charge des AIaires in france, Tor
hts passport as an American citizen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
LATEST FROM TRANCE.

On Saturday evening arrived here
10 81 DAYS from la onue, his Excel
l,ncy III. Serrurisr, Minister of
France 10 this country, to replace
9 n. Iurroau. He and suite came %
IN pliot-b ~, having let the ship
Commodore Rodgers off the Cape 4,
bound to New.York with a cargo If
dry goods aud brandy. This gentle
n.sn, We understand, is nephew Of
Gee. Seyrpriey, NV Marshal Of
France--he proceeds immediately Tor
Washington.
We learn nothing Of much impor.
lance by this arrival except that A
merIcan vessels are tn,erinq ao,t
clearing daily from the ports 81 France
ami the vessels formerly sequester
ed, were bought in by the captains al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

the "Wess Indies. is not sufficiently precise for
american vessels, as it is not coaionnable to the
convention OF the 3Oth Sept. aud may favor the
prohibited trade with the Insurgents in St Do
miIigo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
Dsrglnia 9ilteg:8.
Ric II ~ ON d,
TUESDAY, FEsRUARr 10, 1911.

Mr.. IS rturier, the. n, W French mi.
mister, arrived in this civ o. Frid /,
evening, and pursued his Journey for
Washington on Sur day.-rhis mimi
ter, it rs hoped, will enable govern
ment conclusively to decide as 10 he
good faith or the perhdy of France.
as TO the verbal story in he Norfolk
Ledger published ia our last) about
the non-revocation of the DEGREES, W.
cannot place much confidence IN It /:
IL seems good deal Of Die G with
the tale OF BonaParte's wishing III mr.
my cut TO pieces because they are Ia.
cobins, Contained m the same paper.
The whole smacks very much of Bri-
tish notions. When We have, in an.
aathentic shape, the ct thai The de-
crees are notrevnke1, we shall then o.
penly declare cur detestation of such
uhprlneipied proceedings, aud place
them along side OF he disavowal OF
+ rsSine's arrangements.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
Attention ! ! (!

RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTllY BLUES.
VOU win convene at the Bell Tavern. Ell
\ Thursday evening next at half pass %
clock to make arrange ment, for the celeb att
on of w ASHTNG TOMS BIRTH ID Y.
By order ofthe Capt.
JOHN c. BLAIR. Isl Sergt.
Tuesday, i2th Feb 1911. 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

The Petersburg Republican of yes-
terday after noticing the arrival of ,Mr.
Serrnrier the new French minister in
that town, Says" We do not learn
chat any. thing has leaked otit from him
but TOBACCO is Looking ub."'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
.No1,emJcr q

..Nouen3cr 3. fIIII
The cargo of [ he American vessel Rodney,
was advertised to be sold at Calais, 24th Noven.-
Der. - = -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
AuuTrIONAL DUTIES.

.sTr rms, reported Diii laying additional
duties u goods, wares, &C. imported. The
biz roes 70 .ay an additional duty ct - per
cent on the permanent dlaes, ava an additional
AM at +. Der cen. on ali impqI tations in 70
go, vesg..s.l Twice read and committed.
I'm. hcase went INTO con mittec on the nom
.,,--l,,,,f.c law. Fugthcr detalis IN our next
Nofln.. conclusive Gons.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

IL Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- us by John Allen and Joshua West TO
secure the debts therein mentionei-we
shall sell at public Auction for r, adv mo-.
ney on she premises on Saturday the 9th
day of February next. the
House G Lot of Ground,
A: present occupied by Mrs. Allen, situa.-
ted o. the cross streetleading by the Coure
House.
Robert NJ. Pulliam, ! Trus.
John L. Frice. tees.
January 81, 1911. ids
On account of bad weather, the sale of
the above prop rly is postponed until Sa-
turday the 10th inst.
February 8, 1911. IDS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
nrnsrspAr. Fcbrnnr6.

.5f. Efbes, from the committee ofWays and
Means, reported q Din autbOfia1s loan Of mo.
new not exceeding ---- dollars which was
twice read an 1 committed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

41I' 4c0SdHtS, .sgsrt
! he following is a sta.emenrof
t e articles manufactured ia the coun-
" Of Henrico, viz:
81 600 yards Cloth,
400 lbs. Soal besther,
2,ioo lbs. Upper DO.
1882 Gallons Brandy,
1878 lbs. Soap,
4,c37 los. Cgndles,
5000 p IT Shoes,
5,255 Go. Stockings.
10000 lbs. Gun Powder.
The diff rent articles at fair est.
nation, amount TO $50 $50 10 GEMS.
There are 33o.Looms, 8 Cotton Gins
BY water, 1 FullSng Mill, 4 Powder
'iill and 2 Rope Walks, which manu-.
iacture about 70 ton OF Hemr.
l.. BOWLES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12

Bills on England are stated to be
at 16 per cent. discount, in Philadel
Phia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19
FROM THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
ca Democratic Paper,
THE WARMING.

We now offer to our readers, the following most i'm
portant French State Paper, promised in our last
We shall not assert unquaiedly that it is authen-
tic; because we have not the means of absolute
knowledge of the fact. We neither saw the origi-
nal, signed by the Duke Of Cadore. nor have we
the chain of evidence which veries the translation
and copy. But for ourselves, we are convinced of
its authenticity, beyond reasonable doubt-Not
merely because it comes from who has the means
ofiudgng correctly, and whose probity would not
suffer him to countenancc suspected imposition ;
but for the stronger reason, that it bears, in every
sentence, the very image and supers9iption Of the
apoder, Cesar We call every independent
American Editor who may be like us, impressed
with an idea Gifts importance, to give it a crcua-
ton. We wish to press it upon the consideration
of every American reader At present, we shall
make no further comment--but shall frequently
fer to it hereafter, while pursue. we intend,
cries of dissertations, what we conceive to
be the best of policy for country to adopt
to retrieve her honor, and secure her independence
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19
FRENCH STATE PAPER.

By the command of his majesty the emperor and
king my most gracious sovereign, transmit to your
exceency the following confidential communication.
1t displays an impartial view of the great question of
Peace and War; it shows clearly the source from
which the past and present misery OF mankind orgl
nate and flow.
Had, some centuries ago, the British Islands been
swallowed up in the that encompass them, the
European continent would have contained only grand
and united family Witnessing its superior civilization
and prosperty the inhabitants of the other parts of
the world would then have strved to obtain with it
social compact, political adoption Inc siaiigh-
ter of generations and the devastations OF nations,
would then have been unknown. shght chastise-
ment would then have been sufficient to intimidate
the refractory and to correct the disobedent. The
true God, would then have been worshipped by all
nations. Dutiful subjects would then have hailed
their prince another providence But when men
begin canvass the alteration OF their heavenly crea-
tor they will not long hesitate to assal the preroga-
tives of their earthly sovereigns. Rebellion is the
twin brother of impety. Anarchy and atheism are
their common offspring. The English Wickltt bad
the sacrligious audacy to propose innovations IN re-
lgon, long before the Bohemian Huss and the Saxon
Luther proclaimed themselves heretics. The latter
would have dared to STIR had not England AREA
dy distributed its poison among the Germans they
merely took advantage OF a contagion suffered 10
become popular, by the ignorance and wees OF the
clergy, and by the apathy and impolicy OF govern
ments. Since this time, in particular, England has
never been quiet within herself, and has never ceased
to disturb the tranquility of all other states AS
might have been foreseen, the success OF the reig-
innovators encouraged the attempt OF pollcai m
cendiaries. The continent inundated with the
blasphemous and perverse reveries Of English anti
christians and English ant-monarchlss They ssPPed
the very foundation Of social order To prove their
thorough contempt for all institutions, divine as wen
as sacred, they opened their temples TO the most
norant and vicious of fanatics and delivered the most
vrtuous of their kings into the hands OF the most ie-
rocous ofregcides. How many millions OF continent
tai Europeans have bled because these islanders
had with immunity brayed their God and butchsred
their Monarch! (Alas said ieehngly, his imperial
and royal majesty" without their enormous Perpetra-
tons, Louis XVI might stll have reigned, and a
happy obscurity been my lot. Supreme au'hority
but an ADEQUATE indemnity for my anxiety and labour
be the worthy sovereign of the greatest OF
In fact if the internal assassins OF Louis XVI We're
debased Frenchmen, they had been tutored by Eng
sh sophistry they had been misled BY the examples
Bonaparte
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19
MILLS For SALE.

IN the sist day of July inst. will be
" sold on the premises to the highest
bidder, and immediate possession given,
The Orange MiHs," situate in Orange
county on the Rapadan river, AZ miles "a.
bove Fredericksburg, and about one mile
below the junction of the rivers Rapadan
and Robson. These mills, from their 81.
tuaton and structure are considered the
best above the falls of the Rappahannock,
always having an abundance of water, and
being in the midst of neighbourhood sur
passed by none in Virginia for wheat. The
merchant mill house is sufficiently large with
Gamers complete to hold upwards oils 900
bushels of grain, has FIVE floors, two water
wheels, runs two pair of bugs and pair
of rubbers, and third pair ofburrs are a.
bout to be fixed with all necessary machi-
nery-the corn or Grist Mill runs two pair
of country stones, receives toll OF from
to 800 barrels OF corn annually, and will
probably receive more when third are adj
ded, which are also about to be fixed-at-
tached to these Mills are 4 5.S acres of
land, on which stands, on an handsome
eminence, a convenient dwelling house,
kitchen, and other houses, also cooper's
shops, and store house, where large e.
mount of goods has been yended. On the
opposite side of the river are three acres of
Land, on which stands Saw.Mill; this
property has greatly increased in value,
from certainty that the river will shortly
be mad. navigable, an act having passed
the Virginia Legislature for that purpose,
which, when Effected, will ensure this to
be place of deposit for considerable guam
titles Of produce. The Swift Run Turn
pike, is is thought, will pass within or 4
mile; Of these mills, which will be another
great advantage. Que third part of the
purchase money will be required in 60 and
100 days, for which approved negotiable
paper in any of the northern or Virginia
banks must be given, one third the LIST day
OF November 1912, and one third the 1st
day of November 1918, for which bonds
with approved security or deeds of trust on
the property will be required At the
same time and place will be sold Tzvelpe
likely Negroes; amongst them are several
valuable Coopers and Millers-also, be-
tween 20 and 10000 Barrel Slaves: cash
or approved negotiable paper as above will
be required for them.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
July 10, 1911. is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19
Martinsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED 6 PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURIIS.
Eert.ta of the Ga3ette.

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one dollar payable at the time of subscribing, and
one when the year expires--Distant subscribers
pay for the whole year in advance-No subscription
received for shorter term than six months, and no
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anew engagement The price of Adrerfisenteats, to
non-subscrbers, is one dollar per square for three
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TO receive reduction of one-fourth on their Adj
vertisements
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-19

DANIEL linn, & Co.
HAVE just received and finished OPEN
ing large assortment OF
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
which in addition to thsjF fstmer stock,
makes their assortment complete. The
following is part
Calicos and Chintzes,
Cambrick Muslins,
Dimities, assorted,
Cotton Checks,
Shifting Cottons,
Irish Linens,
Manchester Goods, assorted,
Fancy Shawls,
Madras Handkerchiefs,
Long and Short Nankeens,
York Stripes and Cotton Cassimers,
Royal.Rib and Marseilles Waistcoat.
ing,
A large assortment of India Mnslins,
Hardware Queens ware, Tin ware,
Glass ware, and large assortment OF Gro
ceries.
We request all those indebted to US to
call and settle their accounts up to the 18th
of April last, as no further indulgence can
be given.
Martinsburgh, May "a, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Leonard & A. II. Crofs,

No s. UAios ROw, Middle " etf,
I MORN The public that they have juit
received aid opened for falg, large and
extenfve aaorlment OF
Wsg-India Goods, Groceries, %.
AMONG WHICH ARE
"A bales Cotson--5oO shocks
80 chests fcuchong Tea
IS noxes Hzvanra brown and white Sugars
hhds. West India Sugar
2 hhds Gials Wzre-Tum5lers X Decantsrs
80 ouintal Pollock Fin
10 boxes mould and dIpd Candles
1000 10 good Cheeie-5o hhds Salt
Few cafks Glnger--iO barrels Beet
iitbou and Sherry Wiue--2U bags Coffee
--Molsiles-Gin-I Iron Shovels
Hollow Ware-Pots and Kettles
Iron Dogs, large and irnaii hzes
Floor Brufles Of a large ize
Corn Brooms- Cloth Lines-Bed Cords
Shoe Brufhes-OIve Oil--Cinnamc1
AHPre--P epper-Nutmeg Writing PAGER
Shaving Soap Knives and Forks
CFanberfies-2cd, led and Cd cut Nails
Poland Starch-lndigo Herring wine
Powder aud Shott-- Cloves
-dls0, few ENGLISH GOODS, cnullf-
ing Of Charlottesville and Jingle ditto
Patent Cord-ight and dark Cord
Scarlet Pelfe CIoths-shear Muffin
White Cambria Cotton Sha~ls, SJe E,z.
Po,tisAa, Ma rs. H)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

The accounts received from Spain since
our last give The particulars Of the defeat OF
Gen. Blake b. the frcnch with considers.
bic loss
AT the las, dates from England i, was
believed that the French fleet al An wrrp
would embrace tie first opportunity Of put
ting 70 STA, and would probsbiy be joined
BY the slaadsonin the TeNei There were
various coei 'cturcs afloat as 10 the deslin-
alton u tins force. Some suppose that ei.
tier Lisbon or C4d.z may be their OBJ ct
others, tdst Boaa has Ireland or some OF
Tie Wcst.l1des IN view.
TIE English government are adopting
Measures for The more eiEcctu-i pro.ectior
of the WesE India trade.
Ahshe troop ships at Portsmouth arc or
derri "a on imlneGiate service.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

II AS removed from his former naad to the
: FLOP lately occupied by Jsf45 Lsv's,
nearly oppoii.e the Ihsi.s Band, where lie
carries on his bufineis "A uiuai.
Chrononitors, Repeaters, Cod Horizontal
and plain Watches, carefully cleaned and
corrected in the moff IA, hfuI manner.
G. w hztters himlelf thar if an application
10 he buGnsf- for upwards Of zen years pzR,
and an Acquaintance with the mOf emInept
workmen, and manner Of doing work IN The
different Therapeutics IN the Unred Sfases.
are recommendations in his favor, be fhali
continue 20 receive that patronage tie has
ihared 10 literally, and which II wilt ever be
he ambition 10 merit. Pcstios5, AsP 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
REGISTERS EOR 1912

IUSI received and for fac by A. LYMAN
j x GO I,'A,sace B4.ii@g,, Exebaase E,ees,
The Mafacbu!etts Register for 1912, price
624 cents. They have alto JUST received a
large addition 10 their former stock of BOOKS
aud STATIoNARY-smons The Books received
are lone recenE valuable pu5licstions--Han-
nah More's celebrated treatise on practical
pieiy--Warts on the terms of christian com
muaion--A Caiechiim exhibiting 10 plain
and conclie manner the fcriptufe account Of
bapfIim, by Reuben Emerlen, price III cts.
School Books of various kinds. sc &c
n B-Soeial Libraries can be well furnifh-
ed on the best terms. DE-. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
The ne1v order Of Things.


The time has been when majority
ct the good people of this Common
wealth not only believed but practised
upon the principle, that Government
was instituted for the good Of the
Whale; and ifthose who were appoint
cd ID administer it should deyiale from
this principle, the consequence would
be, the loss Of public confidence. But
the contrary appears 10 be the fact al
the present day. The question is not
asked, does the yls6hc good require this
measure but viii it 5elp my hariy, or
crafty my ambition for power and Of
nee The fatal consequences of such
course Of policy, is certain AZ death :
ihe oesiinterests of the community ale
negected--many ambitious, unprinci.
pied aud ignorant men are promoted
Tilh no ether prcien:ions than the .io-
Ience OF their party zeal But when-
ever hose appointed TO administer the
gcvcrnment, enact laws and create Of
hces Ter 'hcir individual benefit OF that
taeY or their immediate connections
will be appointed &c fix the policy in
the end viii prove doubly ruinous.
Flow FAR the majority Of the present
legislature oil this state were actuAtcd
BY the above motives in voting for INA
ny OF the laws passed at the June srss-
ION, we leave % unpreludlced minds to
Judge, wnen they look al the appoint
ments made since the close of the sess-
Ion, by virtue ofthe above laws If our
limits would permit we would give Il
list OF them throughout the State T; al
present We shal! subloin only those Of
the District OF Maine, who have been
appointed 10 Offices vacated or created
during the pres-a. year, and are demo
cratic members u Tie Legislature, OF
'ltlT relatives 10 make room for
lhest incumben,s, the worn soldier,
who fought lis counlry's battles Tor the
establishment OF our liberty and iade-
lendence, and those dis,ing uished for
their vi,iGss aud talents, OF long and
i,llidl sers ices, have been deprived of
sheir Offices !. anIl 10 many distances OF
the meanSol support for themselves and
t~nilies Wei may such procee lings
b. pronounced =" "a political Intolerance
a. despolic as il is wicked"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

a StraVrs shoD ss!.ieh zsav tie zgina b!c~s"
A Gentle a.aa lately in company with
his Honor Cilly Gray, the conversation
turned upon the measures pursued by
Congress for engaging in war with
England. His Honor was asked what
this country could effect by such w.r.
The answer was, take Canada, what
else take Nova Scotia-he was then
asked what he would give for those
Provinces or what the use of thcm
would be worth to the United States,
his reply was nothing. Every man OF
common sense will not only say this,
butcondemn the measures, as unnec-
essary and ruinons. But we believe
his Honor, Notwithstanding it is his O.
p'nion we shall gain what is worth no.
thing by the war, (not to mention the
sacrifice of blood and treasure is an I'd.
yocale Of the project.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

4 lib fubierbsr hereby gives puzzle notlce
= to all concerned thai he has Ueen dnly ap-
pointed aHd taken upon himief the nu. uf
aiminiiltalor on the eitaIe of
JOSEPH BLANEY HOOPER,
la:e of Portland, III the county OF Cumber-
Iand, Cooper, deceAiet, by giving hcHl a Tie
law cirecss- lie therefore r. uelis al per!ons
who are indebted 10 the laid deceafed eta e,
to make immediate payment AID thcie who
have any demands thSeon TO exhibit the fame
60 JACOB NOYtS.
Dss &c, 1911. lSO}
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
ssclrs at auttioa.

On Wednesday neri, January Isl, AZ
10 o'clock "a ~ az me Offices Of s.
M'Lellan s I. Fletcher,
10 bales Cotton--4 hhds ~ L. Rum
10 bbls. Flour-5 90. Cordial
trunk Shoes bags Shells
good Sieigh-l pr. Slsigh Runners
| Portable Desk
.flso-An Invoice Of Goods, consist
ing of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Flan-
nels, 3aizes, Serges, Velvets, Shawls,
Shifting Cottons, Gloves, 10 pieces
Crash, sc. &c. Dec. SO, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free Rect 70
their New Sore in Back iheeS, near tie Court
Houie-where they have On hand vAFisfy
cf Cabinet Furniture which tlisy uaeF for
fAle on reafonabe terrcs--They Ackn0sAtss
ran fayors and follciI continuailce vi IKE
fame. Every attention TO cuitomers il Tie
ABOVE branch u budneis, will be Punctuaiiy
attended 10.
w. * S. III. Return iheir thanks 70 ih-
pubic for their liberal 2liltance. Shirh they
lave received with grarissce.
Fu.tiaud, December 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30


M.@t.E Kinse e, Chez Justice oflbe Cour,
OF Sessions for Hancock, aud sf,erwsrds Isl
Ass. Justice o. he Circuit c ,urt q Com.
R,oa Pleas fJs 81 Eastern Circuit.
Noses Carlron's sontn-id7v, Hny Wood,
Clerk oil The CJa $ tor Lincola County.
sgSAIoRs
sfvha Tyoodmar, C..iet Justice Of The SEES.
sl0as tor York
Leu H455srL Chief Justice Of The Ses
ssonS for Oxfird
ESacis clyr. d. d.. Of DO for Hlncock.
James Pnksi, ID 10. 81 Do. f,r 4 .nnc.
beck
MEMRERs or The HOUSE
Joseph t. fo,.adrs, from NV Gloucester,
- lst'ce SESSIONS for Cumberland.
bi4iam Hsay, f.on ScArboro', d. do
-. rs d.,
5yha Fa,ley. from II wcas;l.. ssn of u.
ssfa OF W0te-b no. A. rs. SIS. r.
A.-icola Coaa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Book Binding q Stationary.

John PRATT, head Of Exchange street
y carries on the look Binding HuGnefs, a,
Iiual in all its various branches Cocks Of
all Descriptions bound in neat manner aud
at the fhonea notice Back Cannon Boards
made aud repaired as above. On haad and
for fae general slortment Of Acscunt
Books, ScAooI Books, and Stationary. which
be will .eii as low a. can &c bought elewhere
Fzrmers. Lows and Giergymans ALMaN
ACkS, and al sh5rtment Of Story and Toy
Books, ulabe for Nav Years ct:
sf,aHf, ~ &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
FEATHERS.

John DIX has JUN received at bis fiofe
head of Long Wharf, Fore Areet, 5000 lbs
FATHERS of vs-ious kinds, which he will
difPote of sbeep, and al kinds OF Country
Produce taken in payment.
-fh0, ia GS,e-a general aforment Of
Vet India Ge5as e. Groceries,
which are offered on the lowell terms
December 80