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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-13
July,

not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules oil this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction ef the court, upon aftidavlt that
the said Stephen Lowe 10 not an inhabi-
tant of this district: on motion OF the said
complainant by MS counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendant Stephen Lowe, do appear
here on the first day Of next term and enter
lis appearance to the suit, and give security
for performing the decres OF The court; and
that the Other defendant William Silver, do
not pay awsy, convey, or sccfete, the debts
by i'm owing 20, or the estate or effects in
his hands belonging to the said absent de-
fendant Stephen Lowe, until the further or
der or decree of tn court, and that a copy
of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one Of the public
newspapers published in this county, and that
another copy be posted at tho front door of
the court house OF said county
A copy--Test,
G.. Deneale, c. C.
August l.. lawn
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Orphans' Court,

Alexandra County, July Term, ISL.
ORDERED That the administering of oar
den (hahi,,, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week Tor
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
Zctte. est.
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NEW NOVELS.
Just Received, ~
md FOR SALE BY
COTTON s. STEWART, :

The Missionary, an Indian Tale--by MISS
Owenson. ~,
A Fathers Tales to his Daughter-by j.
N. Bouilly.
Anne Of Brittanny-a historical! Romance.
July 10.
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Diffrict of Columbia.
The defendant Augustus Sto'


rev. not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statue and
the rules of this court, and 1t appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court, upon ain 'avlt'
that the said Augustus Storey is not an mia
b;tsnt Of this district on motion OF The SAID
complainants by their counsel, 1t IS ordered,
that the said defend mt Augustus Storey, 40
appear here on The first day of next term and
enter his appearance TO the suit and give Sc
curity for performing the decree OF the court,
and that the ether defendants Lawrason ana
Fowle, do not pay away, convey, OF secreee'
the debts by them owing to, or the estats OF
effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Augustus storey, until the
further order or decree of this court, and that
S COPY ofthis orderbe forthwith published tor
TWO months successfully in one OF the pubic
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
August /. AVN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-22
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, November %.
"To sHEN
The VERY AGE AND BODY OF The TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

A short Anecdote will serve to shew what
profound statesmen some of our leading le-
gislators are. In the Debate yesterday III the
House of Representatives,, on Mr.: Rhea's
resolution for an inquiry into the expedlency
of laying an additional duty on all manutac-
lures of fax, hemp, and cotton, MIR. Key asked
whether such measure, if agreed to, would
not tend to discourage domestic manufactures,
to shich they were all friends ? This ques-
ton electrified the Tennessee luminary, who
Immediately jumped up, and moved to insert
the word " IMPORTED" see Proceedings under
Congressional head.) Now let it be recollect-
cd that this resolution has been before the
House several days, AMI the proposer OF 1t,
for what we know, may have been Illuminating
on it for us many months He has repeatedly
urged its adoption by the house; and yet,
had it been adopted, and the principle ultl-
mately concurred in by the Legislature, duty
would have been imposed upon several great
manufactures of the country! And this, too,
under the declared view of encouraging those
manufactures. Pretty Encouragement! De-
lightful legislation
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Port of alexandria.
ENTERE ED

Sloop Quintessence, Nevett, Baltimore
Winter-Goods for merchants OF the District
Schooner Jane, Freeman, Philadelphia
Sloop Montezuma, Henry, Norfolk-Gro-
ceries 70 NJ. Miller and others.
Schooner Leader, Stevens, Newport-sun-
dries to ]. G.. I.add
Schooner Malinda, Norns, Boston-ditto
different merchants.
CLEARED.
Schooner William Eaton, Burnet, New
York-by the master.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, 2lst November, 1911.
IRNpnprEn For THIS GAZETTE.

REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.I :
Messrs Seybert and Ely presented petit
lions from sundry merchants, praying per-
mission to import certain British goods
Referred to the committee of commerce *
manufactures.
Mr.. Findley presented report from the
committee of Elections, on the memorial OF
John Talliaferro (of Virginia,) contesting the
election of John P. Hungerford. The report
concludes with resolution for allowing rea-
sonable time to Mr.. Hungerford to collect
evidence of his proper return, and Tor giving
the committee of elections power to examine
Witnesses relative TO the same. 1t was re-
f.rred to 4 committee of the whole on Mon
day.
Mr.. Lewis presented petition from Re-
becca Hodgson, widow of Joseph Hodgson,
prayinc remuneration for the house which
was burnt while occupied as war-office IN
1900. Referred to the committee OF claims.
MIR. Rhea called for the consideration OF
his resolution Offered some days ago. direct
ING the committee on Indian affairs to inquire
into the expediency of extending the laws of
the U. s. to territories within the same to
which the Indian title is not extinsuished,
&c. but the house refused to take it up.
Mr.. Rhea then called for the consideration
of his resolution, directing the committee OF
commerce and manufactures to enquire into
the expediency of laying additional duties on
all coarse manufactures of fax, hemp & cot
ton, Sc.
Mr.. Stanford moved that the further consi-
Iteration Of the resolution be postponed mde-
hnitely, on the ground that the subject was
already before the committee OF commerce
and manufactures.
Mr.. Newton acknowledged that this SUBJ
iect generally was before that committee ;
but he was opposed to the motion Tor post
ponement, because a concurrence with ii
might give rise to a belief abroad that there
was lukewarmncss in the house relative to
manufactures.
Mr. Widgery did not perceive that such an
effect ~ould be produced; but if it should, II
could not be worse to evince a disposition TO
discourage manufactures, than disposition to
snnihilase commerce. He was opposed to
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IL SENATE, Nov. Is.

Mr.. Smith of Maryland submitted the fol-
lowing motion for consideration:
RESOLVED, That the president of the United
States be requested to cause to be laid before
this House, information whether tobacco of
the growth of the United States may be pur.
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ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS,

Two or three LOIS, or TRACTS OF
i LAND, containing from to 50 acres,
and distant from Alexandria about mile and
a half, and from the seat Of government four
miles. The proximity of this property to
three market towns, the pleasattness OF its
situation, and tie improvements about to 20
made by several wealthy and respectable els
tizcns of the town on some of the adjacent
lots, afford reason to expect speedy rise In
value. To persons DESTROYS of securing eii-
gble scites for present improvement or fu-
ture retirement, an opportunity of loo ating
themselves SO adyantagcously may not again
occur.
Also FOR sale OR LEASE,
Several BUILDING LOTS, handsomely
situated at the upper end of Washington
street, in healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. div eo3w
The Subscriber has for Sale,
lit his Store lozver end Prmce-street,
Apples in barrels !; Cranber~
ries in barrels; Cider in barrels first quail
ty; Cheese; picked and dried Goldfish,
Lemons in boxes Irish and Sweet Potatoes,
Philadelphia and Lisbon Baskets, and Gro-
ceries as usual.
A. Willis.
November l3. cost
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Stone Masons wanted

QUITO NIdSUIIS Wd11ICU =
To work on the Bridge Little Falls Of Pos
tomac, to whom very liberal wages will be
given. Apply at the Bridge, or to George
Craig, George Town.
November %. div
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20 A GARDENER.

A single man, of character, will meet with
liberal encouragement by applying to the
Printer.
November o. cow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-22

N o T l C. E.
4 Ii those indebted in any m amer to tho
n estate of George Slaeum, deceased, are
hereby required to come forward ard make
payment in sufficient time to prevent suits
being commenced at the next court against
all defaulters las such step will be una
voidable by the Administrative.
JAMS H. Slacum.
October III d
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A variety of Dry Goods,

Consisting Of fire and coarse Cloths, Ker-
seys, plain Coatings, Flushings, B. re, Flan~
nels, Swsndowns, worsted and cotton Stock
ings, Calicoes, cotton Shirtings, < Linens,
with number of other articles.
P. c.. Marfteller.
November l6. dot
The Subscriber offers for Sale or
Rent,
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY next, will be sold, WITHOUT
reserve, on liberal credit, az the store OF
Mr.. J. JANNEY, adjoining MIR. Riddle, an
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A splendid Monument to the memory OF
the late Gen. Washington. is proposed to be
erected in Philadelphia, under the superlnten-
dence ofthe Cincinnati Society, who solicit sub
scriptions to enable them to effect this lauda-
BILE object.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
JAMES MONROE.
az. FOSTER 70 MR. MONROE.
Washington, July 24th, 1911.

SIR,
Having Been unable to asecrfain distinctly
from your icttcrto me of yesterdays date vic
thor Il was the determination Of the Presfcnt
= rest satisfied with the partial repeal Of tie
Berlin srd Milan DEGREES, which sou believe
- isAen place, 20 As 70 soc 10 reason Ia ihe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14

conduct of France for Gterin: n -clatipns be-
tween this country And Great Britain by excrci.
sing his power Of su>pSndlng the operation of
the non-importatiSn act, slow me 20 rs,,eat my
question TO YOU On this pc.ai rs Contained in
ray letter OF the l4h inst 6ctore l proceed to
| make any conaincnts on Your answer
| lhave the honor TO b., with distinguished
consideration, sir, your most obedient humble
servant,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
HENRY SMITH < CO.
- 4. MnT1's 20,

No 4, My0syS RsrD,
HAvB iua received by the sally, from
II Liverpool, lIty FIVE Packages BrItiih
rnanufa aured G0ODS-viz.
SuoerGne, midd!ing, and low priced Broad
Cloths & CzHimeres Kerieys; Pains Swan
Grin,. F.annsls; black, blue, miK'd and drab
Tnner;.l aud Bedford Colds Toilenett; Vel
uIet. figured, printed, Orleans checked and
ltrined VeGing; luper printed, ribbed Mer-
lailies do white Meriailies; ditto Jeans
Warrington Stri pes Grundarills PAirot
Strines. leans Nankins Cotton Caihmeres;
eIeo,nt undrened Cambria Calcoes iuper
Green dino ditto common and low priced
dtto green, white, pink, blue, and yellow
Sar(netts; gresr variety Of Ribbons Lace
Wells f. "a lace HandkeTchiefs; Sewing Cot
Ton Of all colours, of hyperion quality; Sew
ing silk and Twill Ladies and Gentlemen
cotton and worried HoGeryi Velveteens and
Genoa Cords great variety OF H@nd%eF-
chiefs and Shawls; cambria & cOmmoa DIM
ity: fancy coloured Hat Linings; white and
coloured Cambrics Britiih Cottons; Brown
Hollands; Checks and Stripes; Bombazetts !;
Shalloons Durants and Duroys; Buttons,
SC. &c. SC.
A1S-A large sfrortment Of Plated and
common Sadlery-Pated Gig L.4rneis Noun
ting, and plated Moulding.
100 CrdLes wgN anO Ted Ba-'harn Ware
$3.50 feet BY 9 and BY GIals.
MI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
a Bargain.

u OR fale that excellent Stand in Brunfwick
/ Name lately occupied by David Owen
One CT the beR Situations for tavern in this
part Of The country about one hundred ROD,
from Bowdon College The houfe contains
Tx large aud commodIous rooms on the lower
floor, tx convenient chambers, and fpacious
Hail; large Stable, fheds and ether build
ings, which are in excellent order Inc garden
contains more than an acre OF ground. By
advancing one third Of the prrchAie money,
any perfOn may obtain this Sagc tavern
for much sls, than the real value and the
terms Of payment for the remainder will be
made eaiy. For terms apply 10 JAMES BAR
REF, Poriland--or DAVID OWEN, near
the premles.
Bruniwick, April q, 1871. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
PORTLAND SHOE STORE.
Oliver S. Hartshorn.

Oliver S. HartShorn.
Has julf received az the Portland Shoe
: Store, fgn Of the Golden Boot, Middle
ffrest, large and extenive afortment of
SHOES, OF every Description, making az
great variety as is to be found il the Diltria
OF Maine'-amoDg which are, Ladies, NifIes
and Chlidrens Ties and Slippers of al colors
PLAN and 2aded Kid do do.-Centlemens
Kid and Morocco Shoes-do Leather do.
Women's sHoss by the dozen, luitable for
country retail may be had as above from
7'5o 70 IS dollars Pc doz
lie continues to execute the Boot-hIaking
Buhneis IN lts various branches, with faith.
fulneia and eiegance-with which Cuffomers
notice
he keeps conRanty on hand, be(f of Jack.
fons Eng'lh BLACKING, lsr BOOTS and
'Hors which Is deemed by good Judges fupe.
nor 70 any ia ufe. (6w) Nav Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
Ifs Chap as The Cbeqpsf.
WILLIAM SMITH,

LAS for Gale, at bis old itand' bottom q
L ; Exchange e,ees, a gessral aior'"snt oi
". India Goods u Groctr'eS;
as follows t.
A few hhds. Of excellent Rum boxes p
Havannah white znd brown Sugars hylon
Hylon Skin, SouchoDg and Bohea lea'' NH
quality; Holland and American Clni lew
bale, OF Georgia Cotton Weit India do ; ~
dog Scythes, made by 5. Waters. sutton "
doz, Sietions Hoes bags of Coffee; eaik, q
frsfh Rice; 500 quistal' belt pollock run
Beef and Pork per Dbl; 10 boxes OF real
spanilh Cigars, irGt quality; kegs Of Clark'
Tobacco Loaf and Lump Sugars; Felt RATS
a few doz feel Shovels large and imsil noor
Brulhes 80 piece. India Cotton; 20 boxes
Candies Cotton and Wool Cards Powder
and Shot, together wtha general ahortment
Of Iron Ware, Nails of all kinds, which lie
offers for fale by whoIelale or retaii' as cheap
as can be bought in this town
May 20. (6w|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
FOR SALh or 10 LFT.

a N excellent nand for Tanner. Eua,ed II
L'i6oni 10 the county Of Lincoln, cymp-i-
ing one half acre of Land, or more. as Will
bet fuit the Purchafer, and Tan Watts. B4r<.
Houfe, and good Zone Tor grinding, tnac
goes by wafer. he hand has hkewlle an ,r
a Dwelling Houfe So by ~ feet, well huitLeI
outhde, good Rack Of cLimnies and good
Cellar, together with a good Blacksmith
ihop with the Tools, Giuated near tie above
prenu!eS.
Ayo-The PofeHlon Of one bunireI acrel
OF excellent Land in faid Lilbon capable of
producing from fifteen to twenty tons of En-
g'nh Hay per aunum-and has on il Dwell.
ling Homie go by 90 feer, with tie ou,lde
well hnlfhcd-a Barn, so by 81 fec.. wei hu-
lihed-a good well Of water, ard a hsndlome
Young Orchard.
Aho-An eIcellant land far lhiptuiIder
or Trader htuated in tbs town Of BJwdoin-
ham, county Of Lincoln, at a place called
Cathance, conhiting Of half an acre N Land,
with q wharf and buildings On The fame
! he whole Or part Of The above premifei
will be fold for cath orapproved credit BAR.
touar' inquire Of Noah IORDON ofIr.
bon, or MOkRtLL JORDAN. Caoe kazl.
beth MAthIS rG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
WILLIAM CNE.tRD,

WILLIAM ONA@-tRD,
NJ. 5, .fassr. ~ Rq-. 15iti Gtffer, aezi
DIR N lfcJHs H Smt.A L- C,-
HAS recci yed a lat AZ assunmcnt MI
ENGLISH GOODS, which lie viii seilat
very low prices--ot which ere
sIrrant ace Wells toll Cloths
With doaLIe BOYD i81nIaana and FIsgg
~. very CHEAP. handkerchief
London Prints, 3 &4Co'ton do Y Madras
VIDE / HAnJkerrmels
Copperplates & Fur-fWiue Couon CO.
nitures iFancv, Jncnett, In
White Cam5ricks, all da and Cravat
nr,ces I Ius'ins
Black {, color'd do tCntlon Unhrelas
A great variety oitBisck, olive Drab
light & dark Cling I Velre.;s
hams t8ririah CJttors
Long Shawls linda do
TwiIl'd and plain colt Slack, Wine and
ton do Paid LuslrluEs
Muslin do 4Biack Grape
CambrIck and com DO Mode
mon Dimoties / A variety IF Ribbons,
First quality blue andt Duroys, Durans x
yellow NankinS ShaIIooHs
Washington Stripes, +Russclls q Russeliels
and CrandurelS white Jane
Bombazetis Linen Canbrick
Fancy NesGngs tLlnen Check
ROYAL ribbed % Irish Linens, ali pri.
Ladies long and shorit ces
Kid Gloves brown Linens
do. SILK & cotton do EQUALITY Z shOs bud.
do Silk aud Couent Lings
ArmletS +COuon balls
Cenllemen's cotton, tBlsck Sewing Silk
doe skin and leath- Patent Thread
er Gloves tCOat Buttons
Ladies coiored and4Basket do
white Cotton Hose 4Smrt Buttons
Gentlemen's silk, cot tSik and Scarf Twist
ton, thread s. wor Tapes and Bobbins
sted Hose TrIns and Hair Combs
do Cotton Socks +Ferretts SC. Sc 80
Real Superhne Broad Cloths fine ana
common ditto, at reduced prices Cass-
mers and Stoc kinett-1 own and Country
customers. are assured that all the aboe
articles snail actually he sold cheap, aid
they are requested 10 call.
BfdV E (Qw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
EENIAR3IN BUfMAN,
EXCHANGE STREET.,

EXCHANGE STREET,
HAS jua reteived freih fuppIy of
= DRUGS ~ MEDICINES,
PAIN7'S, LTE-SIUFFS, &c.
among which are tho following
III bb's London White Lead
l8 Do. Spauih Brown
" do Spru-e Yellow
l9 DO Linlced Oil
DO Spirits Terpentine
= hhts. SPaniih Whiting
+ d. CoPperals
9 do Alum
900 Ibs Indigo
70 IONS LJgwood and Futile
co boxes by and by 10 Crown Clafs
&c with great variety of other articles
compriiing large and eEtenGve afortment
in he above branches, which be offers whole
Tale add retail on very low terms for Csih or
approved credit.
~ Pos and Pearl Alhes eoniantly for lale
TEae g. Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10

Andover wa ~ years Afflicted wib
mott violent Cough. rrea- d.ai-nt,v ~
breathing, ughtnefi Of Re chea and vhe. zirg
~ much 70 that he could ie.Jon I7v down
without apparently iepdanperirg lit Hfe nm
iuhoca"on zrDsT IL 1g'lis Ca 80 s..l iia.k.a i5e
Jatf aftcr which wa. lCarcu allie W bre7 be f..-
coniderabie time, IN thi. diN.el..g GATE h=
aaPPled for a box OF DR., Rsltt'I hhlm1f,e PYf;
- taxing which ~ e0ns5 az tBIt g,eqJE.f .t-r.t-
fi9n was renewed, IN flap rffore1, ana on is-
iihiug the fecond his Meath Va, rr,fe.alv e,-
tabIilhed'-l hefe Pills give in0a1, esle W W.
coughs, alhma', Wheeling, tiehrnels w tie
chet difficulty OF bre1thinr, &C comnaa
colos are removed by Y few drors. Tie apeL
WI hnd relief equally agreeable. even ahll
the Jugs are affected, a,d are prenared ssl
lold ~ho'elale (Only) NY tAe RI Y proprisrI.
Al Conway, Chgmit, No. 3 d rsrsoni q
boHon- TfT7'Tef fSaaa 10. IA, Charles nrefz.
10 1N'af are gt'Siae n7tsss ggas5 w. / Con-
Way fbh JeE earnat brfoo \art eyiay and ~.
"a" by Mr. STEPHEN PATEEN. Eocktelier,
F'.f'a7f-Dr Tom, Saes-T ApPaN, Pert1sg.iG
LARSON. Wlee9st- Coco AZ, HaHgzr-,i--
Dr. lost r ELns, fggaRa-And moi bug
gifts ana BcokttIlers ofTelpeGaNh.y through
out the Uulted St1tes-WLere afo may n Z lad
Doet Hunter's Pills for Velereal con pllints--
az '1s'' NY 9ee.nta oaa Up sv.s M>d Iass
o<c' prepared I'M w ii Conway
4 '~EF@' 2l'.lEaffa ssh-i-lI's faTftal7E
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
NEW COMIC SE,

no. IL, Iagraban's Wba.f.
YORN BAILEY, IUE hss for lale gensr.
:; al afortment of
Vet India Go2d5 and GroeerieJ.
ALTO, 100 boxes good Brown Soap
ALTO. quantity Of the beit warranted
ThomaRon Lime conffantiy on hand-Tshac-
co aud Cigars and other fwees meats for fale
g above All the articles are warranted gen
uine, and as cheap as the cheapea --AIlo, 10
dozen scythss Of the beit quality, but no Hol-
land Skates Poyffsae, Moy "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
A LADY -!


D Hanover vas years afflicted with erun.
ton and cruity fcabs all over the head
face, body. legs, arms anG feet attended win
mott violent itchlngs, burnings &c. and which
had confined her 10 the bed for 8 menths !.
this dIttreihng fate having tried every ihing
without ettect ihe was prevailed on 20 try
Dr. RfIteI B0faaieaI D,cts, when to The ailon
iihment Of hertelf and friends was cured ~
taking bottles ~ 1fylsr the I'm bottt- n.
- Is 06.s to SUaA and attend 10 Der i4y concern,
Ib3'e D"'PI TaaiGaI cue for Jaf yBe4,r. oi,ysl,I
Jlcf5 sPTOiy, Jerofuk1, Vszereai fairfs (zU5,,
any ba5 Jliea) and az impnrites ffbe bloaJ =.
j4itff ana may Be giVea 70 e5idyea vgtb e,,Ess,
'efsfJ-Prce a ~ More are genuine vge.l
JEgas1 w, Il. Conway Prepared and rold
who'eiale BY toe 5aie proprietor, w T Conv,av
ChemilE, No Z, fremont # Bottom. y,r,s7,.,
tr9" No - Charles f-and retail bv M !
Pat'en, Bookseller, portland-Dr. Todd S.co
= Babion. WilcaGel- Coodale. HalJouelI
Dr. Joel X Et.s Auguaa-TaDpan. pr
moui hand mott Booksellers aud Drugo;g.
throughout The United 5ia,es-Wto,e9 hi
may be ha1 D.. H4Hfs,'s celebrated p;l,, =,
|t7'Tfi. EerPf'iAti and ali thore iunlv encc,r
& and approved Medicines &c Dreos-t,I N.
" Coaway-She anne may be b.d y,
ne Lottery and Exchange Office IL = H.
tnston' AZ 4, Ezchange flreet. near tba I'M.
NAskf' Bolton. ~ 4 hss,s! si,eys,t :, - y,
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10

10 JoHrHeyme1 Sboe Makers.
'HREE who are good workmen AZ she
bove protection may have % emDle *
by applying 10 OLIVER 5 H.KIsHOK%
ilsn Of the Golden Boot, Mld4 areet, Ope
o. two Of whom scs 10 work Morocco.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
WILLIAM CROSS.

az Ms. 3, Lorg E'Barf
las jun received per brig Betley, from
Alexandria, and for fae-
200 bbls iuper6ne FLOUR
100 half obs. Ditto, warranted Of GrR
quality
100 bilhes Of OATS
20 bbls. of Bone Middling PORK,
$50 Merino Sheep Skins
so Hhds- beA retailing MoIaGcs
May IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10

THE rubfcri5er hereby gives ,u5iie notice
10 All concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and taken upon hlm.s.t The iTuif Of
zaminifsl a;or on the elt4ie Of
ELIZABETE XcRE,
Is,e If Standilb il the ooua;yof Cumberland,
Gneiewoman, decealed, By giving bead e
che law dires4s--he therefore Ts9ie'is ali
ne-fons who are iade5ted TO the laid dece2I :
s3's eRa,e 20 make Immediate payment and
,hole who have any demands thsreon, 10 eF-
iifblE he lame to his
ST.. HEN ~ YORK
Efey =. 18Th INK az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-10
MORE NEW BOOKS.
ISAAC ADAMS,

ISAAC ADAMS,
HAS jult received an additional fupply of
Books ana Stationary,
which will be fold as cheap AZ can he purchat-
ed n BOlton.-A complete aGor.ment Of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
AIIo--An a1orrment Of STATES.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
Of various qualities aud prices, and cheaper
than can be purchaled eilewhers.
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