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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
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DOCUMENTS

DOCUMENTS
SUBMITTED TO THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENT.dTi
Of the United States, on 9th February,
by the Chairman ofEhe Commit
Zee Of Ways e Means.
81 WAsHINsToH, Jan. 18, 1911.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

or Psblished BY TAomas Risehie. nearly eP-
1osite the Globe TdSfrn, Richmond, Virginia.
ar CONDTTIOMS:- Flee dollars q year, to
d paid annually in advance. Those uho wish TO
Be considered a. annxai svbseyibers. snss hereafter
dssienate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
eAeir papers viii be dseenfinSed at she expiration
IF the frst wear.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

W tHe SHutTWoH " tne commute
Zee Of Ways g Means.
IS WAsHINsToH, Jan. 18, 1911.
am instructed by the Committee Of
Ways and Means, to ask for such infor-
nation as may be in possession of the trea
sury department, on the following points
viz:
l. What diminution of revenue will be
produced by the exclusion of articles. the
growth, produce or manufacture Of Great
Britain, her colonies, dependencies, &c.
2. What particular articles or classes of
articles. will bear an increase OF the pre-
sent duties, and to what extent, taking into
view the security of the revenue and the
sum to be producedi
And any other information which may
tend to show whether it is more expedient
to increase the per cen um on articles pay
ing ad valorem and specific duties general
ly, or whether the public interest may be
promoted, and the deficiency of revenue
supplied by an increase of duty on particu-
lar selected articles. or Particular classes
Of articles.
With respect and esteem;
1 have the honor to be,
Iohr most obcdent, ,.,,-.
JOHN w. EPPES.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-11
March !
Ground Platter.

The subscribers have on hand anG intend
teenipy a constant supply o. G " y
lister OF PARIS S, which
ley Offer for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
8 month 9th. co
For Sale, at Public AUCTION,
An Moaaay the FIRST day of April next, at
70 o'clock. on the premises, the following
.,,uable property, on liberal credit:
Two two story Brick Houses; two
an. story brick stores, Of. Washington street,
.,., four framed houses on King street, in-
.,,d;rg the store on the corner OF King and
washington streets. and two lots OF sround
AZ the west side Of Washington street, and
aear to King-stree., each twenty four feet
ice inches froat. The above property
will bring in at present rent Of one thousand
So,l,rs per annum. and is subject to ground
EN-, Of one hundred dollars annually.
''sA' - Richard Lewis.
,,,,rr On. 5tawtlstAp
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-11
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, at public sale, to tie
,;,hrs, bidder, on SATURDAY, TIE 18Th
Of March, at IL O'Clock, at Mount Ho'"'''s-
on.
A valuable NEGRO MAN, by
the name of Jesse, formerly in the service OF
samuel Shreve. He is uader the character
of valuable hard on firm and an exceed
ing good waqgoner II credit OF nine months
will be given by giving bond with approved
security. ,n,,
Administrative of Samuel Bowling,
deceased.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-11
February 81.
n O T I G. E.

The MUSEUM Of CoDperp'ate Prints
.xb;bi,ed at the corner of King and " ash
;nqtop streets, is to be seen but tor Z &c"
,l,ys after this notice: Those who may be
disposed TO purchase four or i've hundred q,
I,,,l.rs worth or more Of said Prints, shall
have them at such price that their money
laid on, in any other Nal Of goods viii not
turn to so great a benefit.
~ Entra,ce for se4iug-Crown persons
tweive md half cents-Boys, six and quarter
cen,s-IN SMALL MONEY.
-. h;drsn will not be admitted.
March =.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-11
a TANNER and Currler

a Tanner amt Currler
-c,-,;ns well recommended for industrg, sob''-,
cry and evOrkmanshih,>
MAY have constan, employ and liberal wa
scs, by applying at Oeeoquc", to
Jacob Janney.
March I. ou
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-11
N o T C E.

TUE par,ncrs,.ip Of Mars'eller and Young
is this day dissolved by mutual conSeA,
those indebted, or having claims, Will please
h.pa in their accotnts for settlement.
'''- - +. MARSTELLER,
JOHN. YOUNG.
,.s d
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alexandria ond Fduquler 1ur''-

ALexGndr1G 0nd FdNquIcT I q" "
pike.
NvOTIcE is htreoy given, That the Pre-
~ ,ideps ard D recsors will meet at NeH-
trevi,e on Friday III 22t {: March 20 re-
&C We proposals and contract tor the m'k'ne
IS ave miles of the said road, 20 dominance
a. some Point on The Little River Turnpike
Road then 10 be txed on
By order OF the Board,
Bernard Hooe, President,
tt22IMrr
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-11
From the Richp,ond En9airer.
VIEW OF THE LAWS,

Ofa general nnture, ftassed by the Legislature
of Virginia, during the session '0hlch COM
,nancelI III December. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

In Charleston, Is. c on tie night Of
the I'd inst. Mr. VIM CHAMBERS, murder
ed by some French and Italian sailors
THE facts relative TO this horrId murder
follow-Mr. q. kept ali extensive grocery
store-On the night Of the Ist inst. some
Of the gang had provoked 4 quarrel with
Mr.. & in which they were beat, anG obi
ged to retreat and on the ensuing night.
in order "a obtain revenge, they bad ca
creased their numbers. AID arnAing hem
selves with knives and clubs mmenced
an attack "a Mr. Cs house, and a general
scuffle ensued, in which Mr.. e. Yves stsbbcd
TO the heart, md Instantly expired The
carr. ar coas.rr NJ. SputhJ received q
deem wound in his SIDE, bii. i was supposed
world recover--Fi4e of tie party (amrng
The n he one believed ~ be the ptincipSt
acr4cesarl had been committed 20 prison.
-th-v are part ofthe crew ut the notvs iaus
French pFiyateer IL felsscaes. ie'ciy arr1-
we'd At Savanuais and 4ir tilus Al slutinE
our hospitality ~ muFdaEirr oAit cItzeus'f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
Poetry.
From the BALANCE.

From the BALANCE.
Abosrobhe to The Shades Of WARRINGTON
and HAMILTON.
" TO move the vast machinery Of state,
To rule her destinies and guide her fate,
Columbia cali'd her fav'rite, godlike son,
The matchless man, th' immortal WASH
INGTON.
From vernon's groves comes forth tn ODE.
dent sage
The pride, the glory, the wonder ofthe age /:
With modest hand he grasps the destia'd
helm,
To steer, thro' untried seas, The mighty
realm.
Next him, youth. bis country's pride and
boast
His head Senate, and his arm host
Illustrious HAMILToa, whose mind could
change
Chaos to order and whose eye arrange
A nations commerce, finance, strength and
laws,
Making the common veal the common
IIlustrious shades ifsentries Of the sky
Permit the act, glance down tn approving
eye:
Behold the fruit Of al your toll and pain
Behold the sons who yet your Cteeds main.
tain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
JAMES CHADBOURN,

ID HSPECTFUI.LY informs his friends and
N former Cuaomers. that he has recon-
menced buinels At the new Brick Store, head
Of Union. ftreet erected on the fpot where the
fore of j. Chadbourn, & Co, destroyed by
nre) formerly food, where ne offers whole
fale and fe.ai. 9 general affortment of
Wgjg-Indfa Goods and Groceries,
among which are:-Rum, Brandy and Gin of
different quxIiiies--Madeirz, Lifbon, Sherry,
vidonia, Porr and Malaga Wines-Loaf and
brown Sugar-Lump do--Hyfon, Hyfonfkin
and Souchong Teas--Flour and Candles Rice
Rains; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms Sleeves (;
Tobacco Stone Jugs, Sperm Oil Houle x
Hearth 9ruihes; Mats Bacon; Cloves ;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Mul-
tard Oatmeal; Nutmeg; Windfor and Bar
Soap; Wafh Balls; Table Salt; Malt Pow
der and Shot Salt Petre; Brimlfone Al
lum and Copperas Redwood and Logwood ;
Vinegar No, | and 2 Chocolate Baberry
TalIow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl harley {:
Jorden Almonds /; Nuts Of various kinds; o.
i've Oil; Sail Filth, sc sc Sc
~ The above are part of a good aHort-
ment of Goods which he offers for faIc on a.
Reasonable terms as articles of the like quality
can be purchaled eIfewhere.
Portland. Aygg9 IL, 1911. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

goodIy number Of discerning people. IN
whose mipds such infamous reports have
no weight, and who cautiously will not re :
celye any thing as ruth, til II u sEtstdarla-
ted.
The thief that robs me Of my gold,
Takes what well can spare;
The wretch's guilt is twice ten field,
Who wounds my credit fair.
Who casts blemish on my fame,
Touches my tenderest part
Whoe,er impearhes my good name,
Would stab ne TO the heart.
Let but one houest man commend,
All slanderers I defy
In vain their humble bows they bend,
Their darts innoxious fly.
THE NEIGHBOR-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

yIJILL commence IN the new MedsfoI Build
W ing, at Dartmouth College. on the third
Wednesday in October next.
The Z arn, for the enluing feafcn, are
ponponed two weeks later than ufuaI, that
the new Medical Building, which will be very
commodious, and perfectly adapted to the
purpofes of the inIsitution may be completed /;
and it il expected that the advantages 70 Stu
deats will be greater than they nave been At
any previous term.
D1tr.sstS csiI.gs. Es.sys,, s-z{ 20
Seofrpu5Sy 10. 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
THE SCHOLARS REVIEW.

A LYMAN x CO AT THE SION or THE
4 BIBLE, Infvasss BsaAngs, Essbasgs essa,
have jun pubIifhed, price SO cents. new
work entitled /" The Scholars Review, and
Teachers Daily AfIifiaut." which will De
found to be exceedingly ufeful and convenient
for perions of various descriptions, Particularly
for Afsdtmiy and Ssbsoi,: I" 6sing compendium
Of literary and ysiestfs we,Is, orgissi, improved
and .5slsasd De6gned a. inmmary retrofpee
Of rhe principal and most curious rules Of
practical knowledge to be uled by the
Teacher in instruttng and examining his
fcholars; TO accomplish the student in his
cIzficaI studies; and to facilitate the acqui6-
ton and practice Of ufeful and polite learning
to perfons of every cIafs."
By DUDLEY LEAvITT,
Teacher Of Mathematics, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

John 2. Thuriton,
Has roR SALE, 1T No q, Csat,al RozV,
5000 lbs belt retailing COFFEE
40 chefs frit quality Souchong, Hyfon
Skin and Young Hyion TEAS
300 boxes Brown SOAP
200 barrels Wilmington TAR
% ditto Clear, Bone Midling aud Prime
PORK
40 ditto fuperfne FLOUR
10 BOXES HAVANA Brown SUGARSt
NJ ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
pape real Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof
Is caiks 2ngsiih Nails
80 doz. do Mackeral LINES
Also
laH received WARRANTED ANCHORS
Hoh -oo TO 1000 lbs. II My i3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
e. TO THE PUBLIC. -


" III study. some .bt0tract me silent homs
JVhicA others consec,ate TO Dlrrth and zpine,
dad slfr.D I'll aoo4, and hardy lie til night"
IT - now about year, since the SubScrI
! Der first publicly announced his deter
mination 10 practice, il this town, as ply
sirrm. Since which time, few liberal MN
ded ones, have been So da,irS, as 10 give him
share Of their confidence. In all those ca
SEES OF disorder usually termed fe0ry, which
he ha. had the satisfaction of treating, he
has had the success, without a single cscep-
ton, 10 arrest its progress in the first onset
where he was called 50 soon. And as to the
treatment OF ,iervous complaints, he will NOT
yield the ground 10 the most eminent physi-
ciaAs in P*ss+."d, or else nhere--eyen from
the slightest degree OF Mysteries, 10 con-
tirmed loctrd il1S0.--He feels srll deterrnin-
ed to cnt his svay through the various wind
ings Of the nsedscat arr, and the arts & shifts
of 1rJfni and designing medical men--from
the most rigid (if caadia) investigation Of
the greatest Of whom he viii not shrink,
though they scorn to place him with the
dogs Vi their Cocks
IncEIIra TTAVITT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
EXCHANGE STREET.

% LII d-fJA-cx TbAl,
Has Juf received freih fupplv Of
DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
PGiNIS, DTE-STUFFS, &c.
sHaoog which are the following
~ bbs. London White Led
- do. spaniih Brown
~ do Spruce Yellow
- do Linteed Oil
do Spirits Terpensine
. hlsds, Spaniih Whiting
6 do Ccpperafs
3 do Alum
200 lbs Indigo
10 tous Logwood and Futile
100 boxes by 9 and by 10 Crown Glaf.,
b.. with great variety IF osher articles.
comprIine a large and executive aiTurtmsut
81 The above branches, which he offer, wsote.
Gale sod retail 90 very low terms for Cath or
approved credit.
~ Po' aud Pearl Afhes conaan,Iy for fare.
Jzns 8. Nfj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

The fubfcriber again calls on all perfons
indebted either by note or account, to
the late firm of 6. & J. FOX, to make i'm
mediate payment, otherwife he viii be con-
strained to leave them in the hands Of an
attorney for collection.
Scot Is CHARLES FOX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
WRITING SCHOOL.

THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY gives notice,
= that the last clafs he intends 10 instruct
in thi, town, will commence This Evening
Terms tree aoiIsys. He alto informs that he
IA. made himfelf acquainted with "Mr.
z 2ckwelI's excellent fysfem." No doubt he
will avail himielf Of all the advantages deri
vable from it, he pofilbIy can and fa,ters
hinfelf that by his exettions he can render
fa,isfadion to his pupils
If requested, he will attend TO FINAL par
ties at their REFLECTIVE houie., if application
is made Immediately.
s. NJ. RICHMOND.
PSff1s5, Sept %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
American Manufactured Goods

No. z, lhg0zy's- Rorv.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ainy IL Byorpn.
) of Providence, who keep hun conftantIy
fupplied from their long known and well ef-
.ablifhed Factory at Pawtucket, with gen.
eral ahortment of
Amerfcan Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 & threaded white * colord Stocking Yarn
White and coiored fewing Cottons
Shrtings-Sheetings-C kecks--Stripes
Cinghams--Chambrsys-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and
people in general who with to furniih them
feives with the above articles. win be fup-
pied at the Factory prices.
9TH mo. 20 rf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
E. GREELY.

Has fos role, at NJ J, Long Wbarf,
2 Hhds Rum-ioo hhIs MolaAes
go chefs Tea-SO bags Coffee
100 bbIs Pork-2oO bbls Beef
SO bbls Flour--l5oo ps Nankin
200 boxes Soap-2o bales Cotton
Duck Cordage, t5e Sept 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
JOSHUA I.EAVITT.
Portland, dlg. %. 1911. (tf)

BY this mode Oh treatment, the practi-
toners bills must be trifling Of course and
the patient is exempt from the peril of hav-
ing natures resources exhausted by the
fever which revels through the azure
veins," before il can, when left to nature
alone, or improperly treated, form crisis !;
as well as from tie expense and doubtful is
sue Of a lingering and tedious r0nUalescence,
OF en- of many weeks, where little or no re-
al adyastage is derived to any one, except
ing the FAMILY DOCTOR"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

The iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thar he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himfeIf rhe truft of
Exesutor Of the lat will and Telfament Of
SOLOMON LOMBARD,
late Of Gorham, in the county of Cumber-
land, yeoman, deeeafed, by giving bond as
the law directs-he therefore rcquslts all per-
ions who are indebted TO the iaid deceafed's
eltate to make immaculate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to SAMUEL LOMBARD.
Agf 7, 1911. Is Esq
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
AARON STAMFORD,
ST. UBES SILT, sc.
NaLa,oL Co.,

ST. UBES SILT, sc.
Nehemiah Cram,
No. s. Zones Row, Exchange Erect,
[IAS jan received aud offers for (ale, 100
Hhds coarle st Ubes Salt.
: Puncheons Rum; Coguiac Brandy.
Holland Gin;
Port, Lifbon & Malaga WINES.
Lemon, Orange and Forel Cordials.
Floor Brufhes, Shoe do. (beft kind,
Bales of Georgia Cotton.
5 kegs beit Richmond Tobacco.
Firit quality Spanifh Cigars in Or. boxes
Box and catk Raiias Cafia, PImento.
Cloves, and Nutmegs.
HAVANA brown, loaf and lump Sugars.
20 caiks Engliih * American Gun Powder.
l cafe Ruffiz Tumblers &c.
Portland, August Is 2m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

sr~aE subfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
Il friends and Cutomers that he has return
"a 70 he former fiand under the afcn, 1T
combs building, Portland, where ne intends
60 carry on the ,roo
TAILORING BUSINESS
- ufual. He has on hand Broad Cloths, Cal
s,meres, Velvsts, Chords, Velting, Trimmings,
g. az an coIors, and the bet quality, which
will be fold Cheap for Cath.
Grateful for palt favors ne iolIcEs contin.
.,.nrs JAMES HORN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

- Wanted Immediately, = BOY about g
years Of age, as an apprentice to the Book
binding Buinefs -Enquire At the above
Bookstore September %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
L0ureks Of Democracv.

~
FROM THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
An officer IN the United States, at tie
head OF an important permanent establish
ment, wherein every year many contracts
are made, and much money expended, was.
last autumn, detected in shameful atternpt
10 palm upon the government two tcyeed
papers, purporting to be letters recocnizinc-
contract made by him with his son IN law.
who had OF his own, no funds not =.
ven home, except what was afforded him
In the house Of his father in law. This III.
fceF, on the discovery of his turpitude. was
immediately informed BY the head Of Tie
department, that 90 he had by This act of
delinquency forfeited the confidence of The
department, he would necessarily be imIno-
diately removed from his Office By the Pre-.
bsdent, before whom the forged papers would
~ once be laid. What was the result
The son in law has been secretly put Out Of
the way md the father yet remains IN Of
fee
Why, after delinquency so atrocious.
has Mr. Madison suffered this man To retai,
any appointments, and, especially, one ofsuch
high trust and importance
Barlow, Colyin and Genet, are the
principal apologists Of the administers
ton and slanderefs Of the federal party.
The first was for long time member
OF the bloody French convention he
amassed a considerable fortune from
the plumber Of his American country
men, and is celebrated for the infamous
manner In which he indicated The ~.
rannic and sanghinary acts Of France,
during his residence in that country.
The second, about two years ago, 4.
penly and bareiacedly, advised the in-
PRODUCTION of French troops into this
country to begin the work Of extermin-
alton and bloodshed Baptist Irvine,
the editor Of the WING, speaking Of
Colvin, says" z caznot mention he
UasSci's name sston HE same PAGE sgih
n1y ozvn 4" Bad enough must thar
man be, whose name Is too infamous 10
be mentioned on the same page with
Irvine's. The third IL well known for
his insults offered to Washington, and
for being the fatherof French Denoc,a-
cy in this country. Under his auspices
the payty assembled to power by tram
plirg under foot every thing THAI was
sacred to TIE patriot, the hero, or the
statesman.
Were proof wanting Of the devo-
ton of the administration to France the
vindication Of such men would certain
ly furnish it.--StQsesDl1n.
gentleman lately kept tie following
meteorological journal Of his wise's TEN
per.
MoxDAr-Rather cloudy in the after
noon rainy.
TuEsDAv-vaporish; Frightened up
little at night.
"WEDNESDAY ---- Chsngeable, Elonmrr
sqnalIy, inclined t. rain variable All night.
THURsDAy--High wind and some pesIs
Of thunder.
FRIDAY-Fair In the morning rariahie
till the afternoon cloudy all night.
SATvRDAY-A gentle breeze, hszv, a
thick fog, and a few flashes Of lightning.
A German Physician has published me-
deal tract, in which lie earnestly mairt,ina
that ladies' III weak nerves should rot ~
permitted 10 sleep d.sae Il is said ,bst
this book il In great demsna.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
SETH CLARK,


yTAs;ust received an aiIorlnent Of oapsr-
4 A. fiue
,In.yscan and Wsf Country Broad
elstbs and CaGimerss,
81 var;ous colors and prices. Together win
ssoeh,og net, Black Silk veffing and va
r,~tv OF Sausords celebrated Suspeaders-
,yhich he offers for la4e on as good 1srms a.
can be had elsewhere.
lie continues to execute The
TdILORINC BUSINESS
a, bis Old sland in Exchange street, with neat
nsr, ana ID the most fashionable manner
M TRIMMINGS OF all Kinds as uiuai'
1sHsHz, SEPT. is nj
TAILORIAG BUSINESS.
yY,lIE fubfcrioers inform the pubic that
4 they have formed connection ia QUA
necs. under ire firm of
Dearborn Il Wharf,
md have taken the fhop in Middle Erect for
.nrrly occupied by =. WHARrF, (next door 70
gy,,es u Epans' tiore) where ali commands IN
che line of their protection will be received
v,ith gratitude, and executed IN the nioit ram
;,o,bse rsanner, with fidelity aud diipatch.
SIMON DEARBORN,
ELlPHALET WHARFF.
Portland, September 10 (uJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

NOTICE is hereby given that the lubfcri-
: bers have been duly appointed Commit
iiouer' 10 examine the claims of creditors
agalnii the eifate Of
CHARLES coNILLARD,
late of Georgetown, in the county of Lincoln,
yeoman, deceaied, reprefenled infolvent.--
Our meetings for that purpole will be held AZ
the houie OF Mr.. Jofeph ConilIard, in faid
Georgetown, on the third Monday of Ocfo-
Der, The iecond Monday of November, Decem-
Der, January and February--AIl perfons hav-
ing any demands againit the eitate of faid de-
cesied are called upon TO exhibit the fame 20
WILLIAM LEE, c.o
JOHN POTTER, 'y''SS1s
September rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
SOLOMON BOYCE.

Agent for iaid company-at his Store in Ex-
change ftreet-where he keeps conaantly for
fale an atiortment of SHOES, as ufual.
Portland, 9TH mo. III, 1911. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30
NOIICE
PHILADELPHIA Lsatbsr.

Rolfe L. Mitchell,
s.'frss e'oH Ro,s, Middle fret,
HAvE jlff received an additional iuppiy
a = Of III and I'd quxiity
Stirling ana Harness Leather,
Black and Ruff Bride do.
which will be f6ld cheap for can,
.s4PsfszAsy 2 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

EOR fale at the daughter houle Of the fub.
(rribefs, 10 Green ifreet,
100 bbls Meis BEbF,
so half bhIs do
90 bbls Gorge No l.,
IS half bbis do
80 bb!s Cargo No s.
). @. & N. HUSSEY.
sth Mo. 10, 1911 Nf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-30

a general afortment Of American Cotton
: Goods, from the Mandatory of
Wilkinlon Greene, q Co.
at Pawtucket, near providence r. l. confifting
of Shirtings, Sheetings, Stripes, Checks, Cling
hams, Bed-Tickings, Thread, Jingle two and
three threaded Yarns, &c. &c.
Theie Goods being from one of the oIdeft
and beif eaabIiihed Manufactures in Ameri.
ca, are at Iealt Of equal quality to any made in
this country, and will " fold at the Manu-.
factory prices, by