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GOSDAY MORNING, july 8.
b.naERcE of .aLEX.aNDREl.

-
from this place FOR the last
- months, Cor which we are indebted
respected friend:
Falue OF Goods, Wares, and Mcrchan-
Of the growth, produce and manu-
Sfure OF the United States, exported to
S:isa countries fro.a tho port OF Alex
lila. during three months ending the
IN day Of June, 1914, SSSS,.20 SS
Which there appears to have been eH-
led 1851 Barrels Of Flour,
- ss,75s Bnse:s ofCorn.
I'LL balance, consisting of bread. rice,
49, 49, beans, oats, rye, wheat, &c. During
hHtaboye mentioned period, vessels have
,.ssn cleared from the port Of Alexandria
y no:ts IL the United States beyond the
|jeses Of Virginia, having ON board
Is to Barrels Of Flour, together with
80 quantities of corn, rye, wheat,
neal, &c. Sc.
Vessels bound to ports, within the
ll,aSes OF Virginia. having on board A
nUsican produce only, are not bound to
IIas6r out at Custom House. consequently
rs st..tement Of the quantity oil produce
;IifDped that way can be given, although
Z has been immense.
Z Nstimating the value of the article OF
EIosr alone, exported to foreign countries,
AID HAT shipped to ports in the United
Stnfes, beyond the Capes OF Virginia,
a1lSag tie said three months, at s 9 80
pcFbbl. (bcins the average price of Hour
81 Xlexandiia, during said period) it a
..,,o,snts to more than one million of dol
The value Of exports to foreign coun-
ffis during the first quarter OF the pre-
- year. being added to the above state
nerd, will amount to nearly one and
haIf million of dollars in six months-a
suM equal to the exports OF any twelve
m1aths for many wears past-c0noequeat-
lvs4he trade from Alexandria has, and
Aa3ainues to be, more than doubled.
Two writer's have appeared in the New
Nofk Public Advertiser, in reply to Ro-
beH Smith aud they DO beiabcr him
mSit Justify. MIR. Madison is in no dam
~ of being defeated for want OF cham
uui1, S to defend him, volunteers as well as
rS6blar troops. The Public Advertiser
E$fbeen said by some OF the parties con-
eerned to be MIR. Galatians paper !: but
ha1s1ns no better authority, we cannot de-
cjdS positively as to the Fact. The Phila-
d{ISEia Democratic Press is also enlisted
1S{fie same side. On the other hand,
a. Wing and Aurora are prepared for
q battle. The name alone Of the latter
j$& rriblc TIC trembling legions view it
f1&m agar, and sh,ttlder with dismay !!
:Fe feryor Of Despair is their sole re-
so6fee !-Eircfui will be the conflict
TN pendous the slaughter Of Truth and
oIntation!
"a Fol. Duane. having either ehastised the
easury Department TO his hearts con-
or negotiated a treatyOf amity, hath
most yaliantly declared ''War against
War Department" which he promi-
70 set to rights with all due dispatch.
happy are we to possess such pry-
patriot, such daunlcss hero The
owing is his Expose and let " Vii
Is. sycophantS, and Flatterers," read
Ind beware
From TIE .1urcro.
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SHIP iii EMS5 II IN NEWS.
,T.IxX5 S-5N v1NytTS
lts9SllySSI3
es-Is .s2s.sss1sF
Port of alexandria.
SHIP
Fort OF Azexanaria.

ENrEREp.
Schooner John, Sampson, Georgetown
Coal to the master.
CLEARED.
Schooner Maria, Burnes, Richmond
by the master.
Schooner Mary, Staunton, st. JagO De
Caba---jy Thomas Grim shaw.
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Geagrss Of tie United States.
IN SEN TIE,
FEBRUARY IL.

Mr., Dana reported the bill for the pro-
,ecti6a oil American seanen, with amend
meu:s, together with a letter OF the Sc
cr,,arv oil State on the subject, which were
5sd-rcd 10 be printed.
The bill autnorisfng the payment ol Ger
TAIN ;r> di,s aad pensions was Rad asecond
Nm~.
The hal 20 authorize the election Of
sherfGs IN thu indiana territory was read
ssroad time and referred TO Messrs.
Can b. H. Franklin and Leib.
The hHl from tts House OF X presents
.isrs 20 aonend the ac, concerning consuls &
vlse to. suls, &c. (Which goes TO alto"
payment Tor bringing home distressed A
merican seamen from ports where there Is
no ag>nt Of the Uuiied States, was read
Z serond time and committed to aieasrs.
btadirY, Eiiintn ard Brent.
ORLEANS TERRITORY.
The Senate resumed the consideration
o t'c bill to admit Orleans into the Uaion.
Tbs House of Repres having
'e'Gsrd to agree to the Ssnate's amend
mes; gef~-.1o cen6ne the right OF vo,iHg
Il" r+HMRven,ion 70 free 1ohsfs a,sits, nc.
5seis noved'that the Senate rrceds
" cir amendment.
FEEDING, Messrs. Anderson, Camp
', ndit, Craw lord, franklin, Lanah'rs,
>,incwsoa, Robinson, Smith OF Md. la't,
"ht, ,,Gs--,i.
4ga;as' rscei;ng, Msssrs Bayard, Brad
ny, Brent, Cnsmpiin. Dana, Ga'l'ara ,Gass,
SGmaa, Goodrich, Gregg, Horsey, Lab
rLHyd, PICKERING, Reed, Smith OF N. \.
'ayior, Turner, Worshins,on-ls.
Mr. Tan then mosed, that the Senate
"''ni "a their amendment-Agrsrd.
hAVRE De GRACE BRIDGE.
=, ine bill aushorising the sale anu grant
Nassrtaia quantity of land 20 iar fisvre
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FRIDAY, Feb. IS.

FRIDAY, FsDs 10.
Mr.. Love presented the petition of TO-
seph Wheaton, an officer of the revolution.
airy army, praying compensation for unre-
Quilted services. Referred to the committee
of claims.
Mr.. Ne1otou reported a bill for the esta-
blishment Of certain ports of entry and de.
livery, &c. Referred to the committee Of
the whole for Monday next.
Mr.. L,vermore moved that the memorial
of suad,y merchants Of Newburypor,, pre-.
sented to the house in 1903, praying con-
,inuance Of discriminating duties, &c. be
referred to the committee to whom had
been referred the bill " To secure the YES
sels of the u. S. an cq uai advantage in ex.
porting articles the growth or produce OF
the u. S. to foreign ports, and tor other
purposes" Carried.
The select committee reported amend
mens to the bill making further provision
for the corps of Engineers. Read and re-
ferred to the committee Of the whole tor
Monday next.
Mr.. Gold presented a petition similar to
that Of Mr.. Liysrmore. Referred IN like
manner.
Mr., Core ran oHered resolution tor the
appointment of committee to enquire 10
TO the expedieney Of dstaehiRg, in quotas
ons hundred thousand militia, to bs armed
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80, ~6~ rJ5
third time.
A motion was then made to postpone
the further consideration thereof till first
Monday in Dec Motion lost.
The question on the passage Of the biH
was decided bv Yeas and Nays.
For ske bin, Messrs. Anderson, Bayard,
Giles, Goodrich, Gregg, Jersey, Leib,
Pickering, Reed, Smith of Md. Smith Of
N. Y. Whteside, Wor,hingsea-ls.
AGAINST the bill, Messrs. Bradley.
Champiin, Condit, Crawford, Cuts, Frank
lin, Gailiard, Gilman, Lambert, Lloyd,
Mauhewson, Robinsoe, TAFT, Taylor, Tur-
ner- Is
So the bill was lost
The gil! respecting the Land Offices at
Nashville aad Canton, was read third
time and passed.
The amendments Of the House Of Re-
personalities to the bill incorporating the
Banks of Washington, Potomac and Far:
mrr's Bank of Alexandria, were agreed to.
Tne amendments te the bill Incorporating
the Uaion Bank Of Georgetown, were ia
ken up but, on a motion of Mr.. Brent,
referred to committee. Messrs. Brent.
Pope, and Crawford, are the committee.
BANK OF The u. STATES.
The Ser ate resumed the consideration
of the bill respecting the Bank of the u.
States.
Tbs motion TO strike out the first section
still under consideration.
- ,,T e
LIaya against it.
When the SENATE adjourned.
FEBRUARY IS.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill making appropriations for the
support of government during the year
1911. The objections to the item Of com
pensation to George w. Ervine> Esq for
his services as agent under the 7th article
of the British treaty having been Withdrawn
lii consequence of report CT the subject
from th= Treasury Department, pu:suan,
to resolution Of the Senate the bill pro.
crossed.
A motion was made BY Mr.. Worthipg.
ton to annex to the bill al appropriation
towards the road from Cumberland to the
Ohio, &c This motion was lost, Ayes 10.
Thu bill Was passed to third reading.
BANK OF THE II. STATES.
Tue S;na,e resumed the consideration
of tbs bill respecting the Bank Of the u.
States.
Mr.. anderson spoke in support of his
motion 10 strike out the first section of the
bill.
When he concluded, ---->--,.-.--
Mr.. Smiid ( Md remarking on the late
ness Of the hour, &c. and the probability
tia; an gentleman wishing to speak could
scarcely get through his remark by the u
sual period OF Adjournment, rfoved post
ponement Of the subject ill tomorrow, aud
to make it the order OF the day for that
day. Carried, l3 TO IL.
The Senate then proceeded to the con.
sidetati of executive business.
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Of these gehtleaaen have ever wronged th.
public . cent, and hope they will satisfy the
proper accounting officers; but L is Ger
tainly very well to pass bill to prevent
hereafter as much as possible capacity
to defraud.
We have heard tales of Consuh there,
not American. who have bargained with
the Dey's Prime minister, thus the con-
sui is ordered to make a certain grant 10
behalf OF his government the consul re-
fuses the minister thre atens and confines
him perhaps a week. He then writes to
his government that such demand has
teen made, which he periodically resisted ;
anc, for his spirit, is confined and likely to
coatinue so till the demand IS satisfied !:
hence, to regain his personal liberty, he
has been obliged to enter into an agree,
ment to pay it. The government order
the cousul to pay it; and the prime minis.
ter aud the consul go snacks. Such re-
ports we have heard of European agents
there, bot they may be all mistakes. We
believe there is do doubt but that treaties
have been made, where large sums are 81
ven, and the European treaty maker has
one fourth, one third, or one half But we
have no authority for suspecting any of
i, our agents there ; yet there may hereafter
be some who might be tempted hence it
is we'll to prevent as much as possible every
temptation.
Clay yesterday made speech against the
baak. He expressed surprise at the course
Giles took. 1t reminded him Of the ia
nous M'Henry, who, having in an impor-
tant Cause, mistook the side on which he
was engaged, made an able argument a.
galnst his client and, as he was about to
close, his client spoke to him and said he
had ruined him. Never mind said NJ Hen
~, have done you no injury-and imme-
dis,ely Informed the court he had addueed
all the argum epts which could be offered,
and that he would now answer them
which he did and gained his client. 5 ca use.
H. hoped Gil~s would not have the same
success.
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q, th;s purpu.e, and for fra7utain.
m rntire shs constitutions a'.so',.s .' u.
". y,se, it is necessary that the lords
nU VI. ! ,n,. ,empora al, and the com o'ons
'r rm.a,, Britain add Ireland, should de-
~. az 70 The n,r ans where BY the roy
,.'..p, may be given IN parliament 10
bib as may be passed IN par''a-
go, respecting sne exercise OF she pow
na au,hori,ies e the crown, W the
..,,n .5s on the behalf ot the king du'
',,., me cnn,inuance OF MS maJesty's pre-
.er.t ,adispositIon.
nur readers viii perceive in these rtso'
,,,,;,ns the plan of regency as co"'e",
I'D in the wear 1888 by Mr.. FIT, ana
,n,,a ,he present, as upon the iormrr ocra-
ann. .ae opposition party were unusua''y
.,;,.,,rd. Ine debate was conducted with
NM ,a,n,, bzt nciugled with no small. de'
gee al nrrs,,aal and party acr'mony' Inc
1nr,,,,ioa moved an ameudmrn, when
sen, to strike or inc whole OF tbs reso'u-
t,ons. and tn insert the following mar
An nss,i,ir radtess be pre.en,ed TO his roy
ars;ohs,s. The prince 81 Wales, requesting
b,n 70 tax. upna himself during his m2Jvs
u.s. ,,rsent indispos,riou, the government
Ut these realms, AID administer the same
und r. ti,s title OF sole regent OF the united
kI,o lo,ns OF Great British AMI Ireland"
Iag aa,utdmens did not prevail, and the
ylts.,3n r-currire upon the original reso.
in;,oos, t1ey were carried by different ma
i,ri,ies, out nc third, thought the mos, ob
Iection4ole, by Ayes 263-Nues liz.
The sa4ae resolutions were taken up In
III. touse Ut lords on ,ne RI h OF Decem
b r, and ne same aaa nd Ment proposed
The m,ni.ters prevailed here atsa, 100 20
-. Nuihiog tao~ remains bus to btlag IN
Ia: r. geucy bri, which would be done as
,goa IS eossibie. The plan IS supposed TO
b. hrsAIy dispieasins TO the prince ~f Wales.
A4serican aifaits>are very lightly touch q
upon: tns presidents proci.mat'op, and
Mr. Gaid,n's Circular, were Inserted with
,-ry few trasSlks.
Tue ESSEX h;sS no, arrived in England
.sf.zn the S.. Catnorrt sailed. 1hers had
hceu most severe weather ON the Coasts OF
England and France from :hs middle TO
liz cath 81 D-cesaoer.
I've Brush tasatss aud great number
ii IN .rchans ships had beeu cast away
{ a len tsouapsrsehad arrived 10 England,
md was received with grsst respect--hls
Az. was not tleciaod on.
The lale oficia! accnaas from Ln5on,
Dr. rather from lord WsAington ARE TO the
. h December, which are glren In tbs pa
,rr. fartner retatoreemenSs are gong
ZOO. Crsm Britain and lss.and co Portu-
,h
Il viii be sven by our narine lis. that.
h.. Milaa aud BrIhn DEGREES, are with the
srasrs IN coanca, sill 10 operation.
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assrsaprsa Gs:ig Gssssie.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is.

Mr.. W'ish,'s bill reported in The House,
in the frs, section, enacss that whit is now
called West, Florida, shalt hereafter be
known BY the nams OF "the Mobile Terri.
tory )" suthorises the President to appoint
a governor for three years, &c.
We are glad to see bill brought forward
in tie House by Mr. Eppes For the more ct.
fecsual accountability o: persons entrusted
with the expenditure OF pubic money.
This bill was founded ON the resolution OF
Mr. Swoopr, some time since offered 10
the House, for enquiriag into the state OF
the accounts OF Joel Barlow, and c. Pink
pry. When that resolution was before the
Hoass, Mr.. Pilkin made some very peru-
non. remarks on the a"couats OF Tobias
Lear. Ii disposed to wrong the u. States,
consul in one of the Barbary states has
greater opportunity than those IN aay other
situation. Let any man look at the &C
ceuoys Of Tobias Lear: 80 dollars piece
70 servants for serving coffee; a watch, a
RING, and similar items to the amount Of
many thousands, tor which there can be no
voncher but the consal's word. The ac-
counts of Joel Barlow have not been pub
l;shed; We kRow not that they are as extra
ordinary az 1ear's, but we know not the
contrary. We do act iasiauase that either
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CONGRESS:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
tTaken for the Alexandria Gazette
THURSDAY, February IL.

THURSDAY, February IL.
The committee Of the whole, after long
debate on the motion to strike out the sec.
tons Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Ca.
nal Company bill, rose without COM
log to decision, and the house Adjourned.
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N O T C F.

THE Members of the Washington Snci.
ETY., of Alexandra, are hereby notified.
that an Anniversary Meeting of the said So-
ciety will be held at Brooke hotel, on Friday
the 22d instant, at ] O'Clock, in the fore
noon The Society will move in processioe
at IL o'clock, to the Presbyterian church,
where an ORAFIox will be delivered by
Richard Bland Lee, Esquire. one Gifts risua-
bers.
C.. Deneale, See'y.
February L.
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IDIt ~ .7AcG1HG71G.
ENTERED,
Sloop Dispatch, Horsey. Norfolk $40.
dries to Newton Keene.9
CLEARED,
Schooner Agnes, Baxter, Lisbon by
Faxon, MetcaIf & CO.
S'oop Hornet, Merrihsw, Newport; Law.
rasop and Fewle.
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BY the United States, and held in rsadi'
ness for service for limited time. After
some debate, the number was left blank,
and the resolution ordered to lie On the "a.
bic.
The House went into committee Of the
whole on the bill for the relief OF Gen. ST..
Clair, Mr.. De.ha in the chair. Alter con.
siderable debate, the committee rose, AID
reported the bill. Mr.. Root moved to
strike out the whole Of the bill after The
words Be it enacted" The Ayes aud
Noes were demanded, and were, Ayes 81,
Noes 81. 1t was then ordered to be en-.
CROSSED for third reading to. morrow. =
O The Rev. MIR. Barcla, will deliver
Charity Sermon in the Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday next, for the relief Of
the Poor of this town. Divine Service
will commence at the usual hour. St.
Pauls, the Episcopal. and Me.hodist
Churches, will be shut.
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The senate negatived the nomination Of
Alexander Wolceu as judge Of the su-
preme, court, on Thursday evening last.
"a to 9.
Mons. Surrurier, minister plenipcten,i.
airy from France to the United States, ar.
rived at Washington last Thursday.
Extract of letter from Marbledeaa, to
the Exchange Ce6se House, B0ston.s
1" FEBRUARY JPN.
Arrived, sch'r Polly, Dennis, in thirty
days from Corusna. The Spanish armies
near Corunna were said to be 10000 strong
and the French in the neighborhood about
5000. 1t was reported that the French
army within about go miles Of Lisbon had
been reinforced with abou. 10000 mea
The Polly has about 5000 lbs. of Merine
Wool, consigned TO B. T. Reed and w.
Blacklen.
NATCHEZ, Jan. II.
Military Movement. Monday las, an *.
press arrived &C cantennsnt, Washington,
with ord r. from ga raj Hampton for the
immediate movement Of the army. Since
that time the greatest activity has prevailed
and the troops descended the river last
night. We have been told that this move.
ment has been made IN consequence ofin.
formation received by Gen. Hampton from
fort Stodders, tina, Gov. Folsh is strength.
en:ng Mobile, and drawing all the troops
from Pensacola to that point.
We learn that Gov. Holmes has received
dispatch from Fort St. Stephens, which
confirms the account of Felch's sreng,hen-
ing himself at Mobile. 1t is therefore exc
sr.mely probable that the whole army will
descend to New Orleans, from whence il
will be conveyed by water to the point IN
contention.
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By LaR Nights Mail.

The senate negatived the nomination Of
Alexander Wolce. as judge Of the su-
preme court, on Thursday evening last.
"a to 9.
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Mons. Surrurier, minister pIenipeten,i.
airy from France. to the United States, ar
rived at Washington last Thursday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
One Cent Re7card.

ANYWAY from the lubicriber. on We'd
neiday morning, the l7,h init. an linden :
leo apprentice, by the name of THOMAS
Common, "a native IT Ireland) ahout four
teen Years OF age. aud abou; four Zee, two
'rehes high. irhi comse1;op, round tsvcur.-
Cd and tome Pnied with the ima por had
on when he went away, a blue joker and
trowiess, iwanidown velt add morosco
fsa'her hat All perfsns are ,herefpre can
toned ssAIna hsrbourirg o. truniae ,a,d
arprrn' &c, a. they W uli avoid tie nsnal.v
- me l~w--sac whoever wiR "a u-u ts;a
1pprenu'e 70 tLs lubiCFiber wil! receive ~
above rewatd. y5krFS nTJrrp
b., Del rs, 1911 ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

Peter 1'hac her's Real Ehate for fale.
THE Treeuiors of the lall will and ts0smeut
of the late Peter 1hacher, of Gorham,
Efquire now offers for fate the whole of faid
deceafed. real efia,e, con6ffing, heddes the
houfe and homeilead, at Gorham, of a certain
undivided tract Of land IN the town of Gray,
being thsee iixeen,hs Of lots No. So in the
third div liol Of lots in laid town Alto four
Undivided tbirtieth parts of lots afcrefaid
ALTO two feven'y acre lots in the town OF Cor
ham. Mo- and SO, being land formerly own
ed by william Major Tate. Alto. TWO hun.
dred acres Of land lying in New Portland,
Nos is and SO Alto. TWO hundred acres Of
land in the town Of Freeman, No on range
@, and No. a. on range b Ailo, FIVE lots Of
land in Waterford, viz. Los No. IA, in the
Grli range, and lots No. Is & rs in the iecond
range, LOT No IA, in the third range, and Tor
No. is in The iirth range. Each lot contain.
ing one hundred and fifty hs acres. Alto,
houfe aud LOT of land IN Bridgton, being the
fame tina. was formerly owned by Zacharish
Sy!veAer. Alto, fifteen acres OF land lying in
Gorham. and formerly owned by Nathaniel
Knight Alto. about 9 acres of land lying
an Sacarsppa, aud formerly owned by Sias
Howell. ALTO one undivided half of LOT of
land and dwelling hon(e thereon, lying in Sac
arappa, and formerly owned by John Merrill.
STEPHEN iHACHER.
Dec. Is ARCH. LEWIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

THE following abnract Of etter trcm DIR
William Todd 10 W II Conway, evinces
the hyperion efficacy and u'ilily e DR. Re fe's
Botanical Drop" Yonr Bo an,c n Drops are
a n1it excellent and certain cure for All cu,a
neous eruptions SAGE April IS 1911 -
Among Tie macy cures lately performed W
thele drops tire following may not be nnlnter-
eaing--A lady of Waerso~u was &c years
afflicted with eruptious and iczbs all owe he
head, face, behind the ears anil various parts
OF the body, attended With moa iolmenliug
itching, hurninss aad blorches. and which
rendered her 10 cnp.easaas 20 herie.f ,ha; the
refuied company for ieveral Ronths--ln This
truly de,iorabe ita,e ihr was prevailed on 60
try DR. Relies Botanical Drops, when 10 TIE
ahoniillment of herleif aud family ihe was
cured by 'ak,ng bottles. A boy near Han
over wa, covered with bies and ulcers fever
al Of which had eat down to the ritz, attend
"a with itchings hurninys ard blotcAes was
cured by taking bottles. a carpenter near
Bolton had las arms covered with bies, and
no lels than as on one am. io.ne as big a. a
pigeons egg, was cured ny 4 oottIes. ~ TIE
zrt k 81 ne abevs zpsrs s.sE ,rei i4sa,ass -
lhefe drops are rac.r.I cue for isit rheum,
lepro!y, fcrofu a, fcuSvy, e.up,ions. pimped
facS, venereai Iainis, when me cu,y has fAli.
Cd, al impufisies OF the blood aud llaec., are
the len trsing and aalumnal phyiic, add may
be gwen 20 chiidrea with psriecl ATE y,
price dollar. p1- Nons are genuine rsieji feses
~ 1 Conway. * pa'issia>i Prepared sad
fold ~hoieiale by the foie propiie or, W II
Conway, No 3, Fremont aree., Bottom, aud
retail by Ass. stephen P4nen, Bookielles,
Portland; babion, WicaiIe,; Dr. Ellis, Au-
yuds; Coods'e, iia' Dwell; Nm SewaN PoR
Office, uniwIck; Todd, sa5o; Capt Froa,
hen,elurk, Tsppsn, Por ha5u Thomas
and Whpp'e, Ne~huryport, and al mott
D1uggfs and Booksellers Of reipetlsbiIiy
tn oagbou; the u where nav tie had d..
HEATERS seies,etei Pill, J.istsi.g P,rysers AM
! &c are. for veueresl ooMpian,s DE-. hei,e
draSs 1tit Frrsslc Pin, tor oba uctons, aud
z, vh ca a-e equl'ly conducive TO he health Of
married ladies aaigi rsh.n S,ecasnt. at which
time they Duit DOT be taken, pace 3 dollars
| % J-hbf Celebrated Lieirse3f. for rheuInar,lm
nfu'tes fprsns, ttlifneis IN the jpin,s, &C. the
I Te'set u immediate and cure fequenl.y in %
| hours Bfi;Iih Antsiep,ic D>n,sf,ice, which
not only readers black tee;h whl,e bu; com
mnniea,e' TO the guns hs4ish aud the breath
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

The fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he hat been duly
appointed aud taken u BON h,mssl the tfua Of
administrator on the eflate of
THOMAS NELSON,
late Of Harpfwel, IN the ocuasy OF Cuaber-
land, marioer deceafes, by giving how'd as the
law direets-He therefore requsas all perions
who are indebted 10 the faid deses'ed's e!ste,
70 make immediate payment; and ,hoie Who
have any demands theseon TO exhibit the
iame 10 MAI HEW MARTIN
Dcsrn5,r, | 2, 1917 CO.