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Just received. tor sale ny JAMES hkNNEpYS
senior, Bookseller, King street.
The American Lady's Preceptor--a new
school book 100
The Americans Guide-containing the
Constitutions of the United States, with the
latest Amendments 1.-The Declaration OF In
dependence Federal Constitution, and
Wu.hingiou's Farewell Address
Smirke's Review OF Battalion OF Infantry,
with elegant and appropriate Engravings
MAYORS Plutarch, for the use OF Schools
Hamel's French Grammar and Exetclses
Duticf and Boyer's French Dictionaries
Duhei's Nature Displayed
Edgewoth's Moral Tales for young people
--- Parents Assistant -
--- Tales of Fashionable Life r
A School Testament, on fine paper, with
a new and handsome type =,
Walsh's American Review OF History and
oi,ics, No 1.-the I'd is daily expected -,
The archives of Useful Knowledges the
three first numbers, by Dr.. Mease-at three
ollars per annum.
April q m&tht
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
; Commences drawing on the FIRST Monday
in May. $50
Present price of whole Tickets $40 50
Half do S 81 l-2
Quarter do. Is
Prize Tickets in the baltimore Hospital
Lottery taken in payment for Tickets in this.
Orders from distance enclosing the cash
post paidl will be promptly attended to.
CHI. OK of the whole drawing will be kept
Tor the examination of the tickets during the
drawing, and every Information respecting
the Lottery will be given free Of expence.
r GRAY,
Opposite the Washington Tavern.
April T. 4
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New & valuable Publica atoms

New q valuable Pubic atIonS
lust reeeived for sule by JAl1ES KRGaA-
DY, sen. bookseller, King strees.
Anatomical Examinations at Surgeons
Hall, London
Homes Observations on Ulcers
Johnson's Practical Essay on Cancers
Thonnson's Elements OF Chymistry
Conversations on ditto
Supplement to Murray's chynii.try
Cox's Observations on Combustion & Aei.
difcation
Fulhame on ditto
Hooper's Physicians Vademecum
Bonnycastle's AlgcbIt
Simpsons Plane and Sperical I rigonome.
tH MI
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The brig LEO,
i,kEAI BARGAINS.

FTNHE subscriber contemplating removal
q to the 9estern Couatry, Offers tor sale
&he resi,l,.e nf his stock oi GARNET WORK
efvsrions Subscriptions, together with q',an-
tny ol NiAzaaAsf PLANK and SATIN WooD
in loas. AL of which ne viii dispose OF on
very susicips terms for cash or good noes
Benjamin Adamson.
April II. CO
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Mr.. GENERIS, Jun.

r ATELY arrived in this town, proposes
L. teaching the, FRENCH LAAGUAGE
in its purity, Those persons desireus OF
learning it, may apply at his BRoTHER,s-
He will also attend on ladies and gentlemen
who wish to have private tuition.
April 8. law3t
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+. w. PEYTON


FFFRSa FoRCSA SALE,
20 boxes Spermaceti Candles
1000 bushels Liverpool, Lisbon, & Turks
Island Salt
80 tons Plaster
20 barrels Tar
West India Ru, n. in hogsheads
Muscovado Sugar in ditto
New Orleans ditto, FIRST quality
Coffee in bags
Whisky in hooshsads and barrels
Pepper in bags
Pimento in kegs -.
Imperial Tyson, and young hyson Teas
Chocolate and Candles in boxes v~
Butter and Lard in hrkins and kegs
A few ions country Hemp
Swedes Bar Iron
Av.il 10 dlwk2aw4w !.
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N o T &c E.

Those who have purchased tickets of the
subscriber in the Wilmington College Lotto
ry, are hereby informed that that lottery will
net I've drawn. They will, therefore, please
to return the tickets and receive the amount
in cash or tickets in the Potomac and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery, which commen-
ces drawing Oh the lst Monday in May next.
ROBERT GRAY.
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John Hopkins.
GaW2m.
MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale on liberal credit. Within HAN an hours
ride of Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation for a genteel family. The
Trast bounds on Hunting Creek; and con
sains two hundred and twenty.three acres.
If not sold before the first week in April, it
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on &C.
comnolating terms. - publications. may be
made 10 WrtLlAM HERBKRr, Esq Alexan-
dris, or 10 the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Ka"viQe, Mpyland
February IL. aawtf,
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The Subscriber
ofers FIR Sale on moderate terms, thtsfoAosolng
YALUdBLE PROPERTY.

TALUABLE PROPERTY.
A LOT of Ground, situate at the lower
end of Fairfax Street, running with the said
Street one hundred and seventy-,ix ieet, Sc
ven Understanding on Jefferson Street, one
hundred and twenty-.hree feet hive inches,
aud containing half an acre. The improve
;nents on this Lot, consist Of an excellent and
empletely finished two story brick Dwelling
g;Iouse, with every convenient out house--a
sood Pump in the yard, and a Garden, which
Sith proper attention might be made highly
productive ALSO,
A SMALL piece Of Wood Land, containing
fifteen and one half acres, fronting on the
Mount Vernon road, adjoining the country
seat of Mr. Andrew Jameson, and about 3
miles from the town. This land is not more
than one quarter of mile from the Hunting
Creek Turnpike Road, and it is supposed
will average about IS or 40 cord OF wood to
the acre.
Also, a Tract of Land on the
South side of Hunting Greek about two hun
dred yards from the Turnpike Road. con-
tanning ilty-o acres, Upon this Tract are
several beautiful scites for building, com.
manding view of Alexandria, Washington,
a part of Georgetown, & considerable length
oil the river. 1t has some good low ground
and = valuable Pocosin attached 10 it. Apply
I'D. Simns.
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60 by F II G..

IHt. sabscriher informs the manufacture
rers, and citizens Of Alexanaria and its visis
'nity' that he has commenced the Dyeiay Blu
siness in al its yarieas branches, in the house
lately occupied by Mr. George Drinker, on
Aired street,nearly opposite Mr.. John Ritch-
ter's; will warrant his eolors equal to any in
Europe, and will be thankful, to those who
will please to favor him with their custom.
Thomas Ireland.
April 2. m,h&sa sw
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Public Sale. :

BY virtue at a deed of trust
from DANIEL NJ Curly, and lNarsarefta hie-,
ttida Snosuden, his wite,, TO rs re sndscri6 70,
will be e1fosfd to hnbHr sale on TUESDAY
the fitlh 10y Of february nrrt, at Crawtord's
Tavern, IN George 7oan, Tract Of Land on
the river Potomac. ty ng in Loudon county,
state Of Virginia, knoaun as AfCarty's Isiana,,
AID Sugar, Land 7Tae., or 80 much thereof az
nil be su6fcien. to fay the SUM recorded H.
said deed.
This property lies about 20 miles above
Gearge Town, and the city OF Washington,
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing SEQ acres, is known by its produce
tons to be the mos. valuable and desirable
land in eihAl the states Of Maryland or Vir-
GINA, with proper. cultivation may DO made
to produce 100 bushels of corn per acre.-A
great proportion OF this tract is heavily TIM
bered, from which an inexhaustable quantity
of snip timber, slaves, &c. may be taken -.
The property will be shewn on application TO
Mr.. John w. Broraugh, in George Town. or
Mr. Daniel. M'Carty, on the premises. The
te ms Of sale are, one third cash, or ncgotia-
BILE paper in the bank of Columbian lat SO days
with two approved endor ers residing within
the district of Columbia, the balance in three
equal payments Of three, six < nine months,
ali bearing interest from day Of sale, 10 notes
as above mentioned, The land is to remain
bound and be r.sold on default of payment,
for SO much ready money as may be;suffici-
ent to raise the balance then due, and the re.
.idue on credit to meet the future install
aent or irstaIrnents; the proceeds of which
resale is to be in like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is to be made az of
ten as such successive default shall require,
conforming each 70 the terms prescribed in
the first.
Elisha fancy, 40.
| James Keith, junior
| November S.. 2awts
60 The sale of the above
property is unavoidably post
poned until Monday, 2ad inst.
at / O'Clock, when the sale will
positively take. place at Craw-
ford.s Tavern. George Town.
! April 9.
Z - r. = I-yVYV Pr = = a -->~
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Will leave Loudoun county, Virginia, a
bout the middle of April, for Kentucky ant
Ohio--and will undertake to attend to any
land business in these states for moderate
compensation. Apply to hichara B a.d Lee,
Esquire, in Alexandria.
March 80. 2aw3W
NADER FOR SALE,
We have just received few hundred lbs.
of the first quality Matder.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
also ON HAND,
A few hogsheads 4th proof old Jamaica
Spirits.
Do Sd proof Antigua do
40 barrels New England Rum.
6 pipes London Particular Madeira, -
do. do. do. Tensriffe, :
z do. old Lisbon, -
8 do Sicily Madeira,
IL quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds Spanish aote Indi-
go,
Ard general assortment Of Groceries of
the best kind.
Al.o, aquanti.y of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
leo sacks fine do. containing from 4 IL
Eve bushels each.
Marsh Is
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WAS put on board the sioop Unity, at
,'lliaoc phia, for Alexandria, sc in August,
90, barrel and box, marked +. P. The
owner will get them on applying to Mr.. Da-
MEL MtClean, and paying charges,
49, CALLER HAND.
April s. colin
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For Lssbon and q Market,

For Lssbon and q Market,
80 Tie BriI DOVE,
.HNEA ra,mAs Mona1sos, Master;
S!TkNS bar,aen $50 barrels-sn s Is
.a~a.~ls mon rs old, expected iro u,
EeSterypors in four or five days---SOe VIII
take $50 barrels on freight
Also for Freight,
The b -,RQUE MARS,
Burthen 700 barrels, now lying IN New
huryport, and can be sent to sea immediate
William Smith,
Who has for Sale,
Bar Iron. New England Rum, fresh II
mothy Seed Russia Sheeting and Ravens
Dask OF superior quality, boxes HAVANA
Cigars, Suynatra Pepper, Tow Linen, Russia
Crash suitao.e for coarse towels, some Shoes
aud Boots, Spuny arm, and case OF Carpen-
ters' Planes.
Apil ~. att
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April Is.
N O T I G. E..

N y / / u T..
A MEET ING of the Great Hunting Greek
N Bridge Company will be held at the
house OF Frederick Shuck, near the bridge,
on tbs first Monday in May next, at huff
past three O'Clock, for the purpose of elect
ing PRESIDENT and four D1REcroRs, to
serve the company the ensuing year.
John HooE, 7reafurer.
April 10. d3t * 2awtlst tues May
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Pinkerton's; Collections of Voy.
ages and Travels.

THE 10th and inh Numbers are Just re-.
ceiyed, and ready for delivery to subscri'
bers, who are requested to call for them.
B ~ Such Gentlemen as are DESTROYS OF
being possessed of this. valuable Work, and
of having their names enrolled among the
friends and patrons of the Arts, and OF Use-
full knowledge in the U. States, will please to
make carly application to -. - :
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen'r.
April 10 ateed
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Eniom-st,eets, !.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
80 hhtls. Sd and 4th proof w. India rum
20 ditto Muscovado sugars
80 ditto molasses
40 barrels common wbiskey
10 ditto old rye ditto
80 ditto New England rum
200 ditto ditto cider
90 ditto excellent shad
20 casks Malaga wine
80 boxes brown and white soap
60 ditto mould and Gipt candles
SO ditto raisins
30 ditto best crown glass, 8 by 10 and 10
by -
20 ditto chocolate, no. | and no. 3
30 chests imperial, hyson, young Tyson
and skin Tens
50 bags green coffee
20 ditto white ditto
50 ditto race ginger
800 reams wrapping paper
so ditto writing ditto
5000 pounds Rhode Island cheese
500 ditto best Goshen ditto
10 bales India Irvine
ditto romal handkerchiefs
BY RETAIL.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Port and Mala
WINES
Cognac, Peach and Apple BRANDY
Pepper, allspice, nutmegs, cloves, CHINA
mon, ground and race ginger, indigo, alum
copperas, birthstone, sunpowder, shot, pipes
in boxes. bingham box es in nests, bed cord
leading lines, trace ropes, snuff in bottles
loaf and lump sugar, shaving soap, chewing
tobacco of different qualities, mustard in bot
ties and by the pound, Spanish and common
cigars, honey, cut mails of all sizes, &c. &c.
-, 49,. ALSO, -
1000 bushels Lisbon by bushel
1000 ditto ground alum, and or IN
1000 do. fine Liverpool salt sacks.
Best super6ne -four and water crackers,
April e. dSt Slawsw
Pinkerton's Collections of Voy.
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April s..
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

and other pdLud6Ie DOORS,
Just received. for sale by JAMES KFSNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

very heavy in The fore part Of the day
fom l. >. Il. and continued 10 encreast
ill the Middle oftEe following night,
when il blew a severe gale ACCOMPANY
ed with rain. All the principal wharves
received considerable damage. About
ninety feet of the lower end Of Long
Wharf, was wholly destroyed, and the
lower store Oh it much injured, and a
quantity OF moiasses stored in it, lost.
The tide rose TO an unusual height
The vessels, particularly those lying
al the eastern side Of the wLaryes, SUI
fere6 much. The ship Diana, at Union
Wharf, loaded mostly with lumber and
ready for sea, bilged and filled with
water; sloop Polly, of Salem, ditto I;
and small acheoner from Mount Des-
ert, loaded with fish and oil, biIged,
vessel and cargo lost. Fears are en-
tcrtained for the vessels on the coast,
but We have heard of no losses from
that quarter. 1t is calculated the dam
ages sustained in this town by the gale
will exceed 10000 dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
Sasfttf ship Gefps.
PORT OF PORTLAND-IsII

Sunday, O7ober 27,
Arrived fhip Jewell, ] Robinfon, fir 81 Pc
tersburg, with Hemp aud Iron, to the Hon
HIN. Widg0y.
Same day--Polly, Rider, Kennebunk-Pol-
~ Georgetown. 78, Dolphin Johu-
fon, Boffon--Olive Hubbs, do--bark Ameri-
can, Lord, Kennebunk--sloop Harriot, Pat
;erion, Bolton. aoth Fairplay, Ofgood, New
buryport--fch Five Brothers, Bedlow, Madei-
ra- Wine and BslIalf, 70 NJ. Cobb.
BY Capt Bedlow, We are favored with
the following lift of veiels left at Madeira
Sept 3, 1871. Sch Independence, Stubs,
of Bottom, difcha, ging TO fail IN days-
brig Venus, Boardman, from N. York,
difcharging- Henry, ] Croker, from
Bath, difcharging, for Cape dc Verbs, IN
Is-fch Anton, Atwood, of Bottom, diff
charging-fhip Ri6ng States. Stilwell, OF
Philadelphia, do.--fch William aud Nancy,
T. Carey, do. for Cape de Verds--brig CO.
lumbia, c.. Jones, of Brihol, r. |. do. N.
York, in ro--Sailed, from Madeira, 9th
Sept. fchr Mary and Elizabeth OF Philadtl-
phia for Cape de Verbs.
Sept IS. lat 81, SO, Ion. I9, aS,lpokc ich
Farmers Deligh:, IS days tr N. Yorit, for
Tenegiffe-Oct. I7-lat ar, SO, diicovered
aud boarded the wreck OF brig EuHice. Of
this port, which was ftript of every article
on deck--no appearance OF any water IN
her hold-Oct al, fpoke brig Sarah and
Mary-Ann, of Georgetown Mel with lum-
Der, 36 hours from port, and in leaky
condition, with feet water in her hold
having lighted her by throwing over part
Of deck load, Che was kept free, and pro-
ceeded on her voyage--a7, lat. 43, 81
fpoke brig - from Wiicailet for Dublin |
"a hours out. we being on lhort allowance
OF water, requeied fupply, but the cap.
tain devoid of humanity, refuled, and con
.lued his courfe-a8, lat 43, SO, fpoke |
brig Hector of Bath, SO days from Dublin
for Kennebec.
T.ejaay Oa. 20. Arrived fchr. Relief, Bax- ,
ter, from New. York---30lh, floop Packet, /
Leavitt, from EAlport-brg Dromo, Perkins.
from Kennebunk-fchr Good Intent, Crock
Ct, from Thomaaou -1oop Ranger, RackIiff,
from New York-slff, ihip Homer, Sturdi-
want, 81 days from Ct. Ubes, with Sali--Nov 4,
brig Orient, Smith from Eanport-- Juno,
Smith, from Kennebunk--Nov 2, lchr Dolly, J
Greedy, from Eaaport--iloop Alert, Whitney, /
from Newhzven.
Tbwsiay, on 81.
Was forced into Winter Earhor, by the |
gale, where fhe ran aground, brig Diligence,
capt. Jele(on, SO days from Cadiz, in balIaa,
to Hobart, of thin town-Left at Cadiz,
Sept. 10, llps Portsmouth, Belle, for BaIi
more, uncertain when--Palas, ---, do. do.
Factor, for New. York, do. - Iupitor, for
PhilzaeIchia. do.--Tea Hazard, Bocth, for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
D,a1.

In India, PuLwAS, SINc exemDlifing
IN his fate the truth of the old maxlms.
"sct brggSr on Horseback &c. aud thai
apparent blessings are occasionally misfor-
tunes IN disguise He had Tor years earn
ed precatlous livelihood by procuring dan
chg girls for the opuIent BenRalese during
me Festivals but having purchased a tick
et ~ the Calcutta Lottery, his number
came up prsze ola lack ofrupees Goo, 000)
Flushed with bis COED fortune, his ambi
llon was raised he Quilted his lowiy occu-
patron, and the first purchase lie made with
ms Prize money was high melted horse,
waich tBTyH llm soon after he HlountcG,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
LADIES BEAVER BONNETS
Could e Weblfer,

Ar their ltsre oppofe Name Bank, hHr.
jut received al sGJr,ment IF 81 4VEI
BONNGTS, OF the newell salhiou, of I'll Gzsa,
and very nice; which will be Afforded At
very resionshe price.
AL,-a conpse.e aaor;mens Of Mi'itsry
Hats, all prices.
FIRST SECOND 8 THIRD qnaiity Hal,
from he Pestfsns HI F4ssory.--DRA HATS,
large and inail bnms
Patent six Hatsr Praof Hats.
Has from the Bolton factory, various
Eyes.
Felt Hate, al kinds. Manufactured by th-
above firm, for laie AZ their shop ia Fore fsIest
and their 60. in Exchange Greet.
Ike above may he had a who'efalu w a.
tail, aud viii be warranted 10 Le !A.i.factoFy
TO the pG-chaler.
81 Cab gwen fer al, kinds Of iiAr p Az
Mipping liars. NetsH'tfv Z. CD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

THE Proprietors Of Back Cove Bridge are
hereby notified aud warned TO meet at
the houfe of Abraham Beenan. innhoder ia
Portland on Tueiday, (tomorrow) the fifth Of
initapt at three O'Clock in the afser-
aeon, for the following purpofes, VIZ
To choofe Moderator
To fee what mesiures they will take refpec-
ting the repairing the Bridge, aud defray ING
the expenses Of the fame
Per order OF the flanding COMMITTEE
STEPH WAITE, Psef'I C.sk
Nor 4, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
NEW GOODS.
Js1ti'J, Piates. B,itaani1, Jopaa'd tJs.
ELEAZAR WYER,

GOLDSMITH q 1EWELLER,
nearly oppo6te the Irdass CBief, Exchange
Street,
HAS jufsreceived q large and erten6ve az
foEtnent of GOODS. in his lns,
AMONG WHICH Arr,
Plated Tea Sets, TO match, Caters, new Dat
terms; Candlefticks; Soup ladies; Table
and Tea Spoons large Brlfaunia Coffee and
Tea Sets. ola hyperion qnality; fetts Of Me-
rocco, Cream aud black ground Japan Wal
ters, new aud elegant patterns, with cgn,ess
JsPand Caitors hlver Tooth Picks and
Tweezers Penknives; Razors, Scihurs aud
Snuffers; Steel and gilt Watch Chains, Keys
and Seals; fancy Pms and Lockets, Moroc-
co Pocket Books and Purfes,
II large and elegant aD5yt1lcnt IF
Carnean and gold Ear Hoops Knobs and
Drops, of the lztelt fafhion; CarneIian, Pearl,
Jett and plain Gold Pins and Rings; CsrDeIi
an and Cold Watch Keys; Cold and Silver
Watch chains and Keys; shot Belts aud
Powder FIaiks which together with lis for
mer flock, render hs affSrtment complete.
Also,
he makes and keeps OF hand, as ufuaI war.
ranted Cold Necklaces; Silver table aud tea
spoons; Soup, Cravey and Cream Ladies CT
The oeweft ftye, and made TO any pattern
Jewery and Hair work executed A. uluAl
The above are offered upon terms equally
as advantageous a. as any other place, and ne
invites his friends aud cuAoners " call, where
they viii find conaanI aud psrlonaI attendance
and the fmslleR favoas attended 10 VITA
cheerfulnele.
ALs0---A few warranted WOODEN
CLOCKS.
Country Traders Will be fupplad with any
Of The above at liberal dituulnt nv 80
Portland, Nov 4. tSE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

Bag Factor, B-al, Of Newburyport,
from Lisbon, was plundcred Oct. i9,
lat AZ, Ion %, by a FRENCH FRI
GATE of FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS in specie, and of CLOTHES,
PROVISIONS, sc. The frigate v as
preparing to BURN the Factor, but
left her, to pursue another vessel which
appeared in sight. The crew of the
Factor would have suffered for proyi-
sIons bad not they been afterwards sup
Piled by TWO English Gigatts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

10 Be y6H By 0rder Of tie Supreme *
diciaf Cont on Monday the ninth
day Of December next,
Tbs whole Of the Real Rflzte OF William
Caldwell, late of Portland, in the coun--
ty Of Cumberland, mariner, deceaied, ron6f.
ing Of halfa Dwelling Houfe and Iot Of Land,
fituaIed on Plumb itreer, in laid Portland, and
Pew IN the h1eelisghoufe of the fecond
parIfh IN iaid town, excepting the widows
dover The fac of the Houle and Land 10
be at the faid houle at ten clock, and thar OF
the Pew ar the iaid Westinghouse, ar eleven
O'Clock of faid day
EZlKIEL Day, Adnisj9ssso-.
Portland, OF. 81, 1911
5. M'Lellan, A,,z;o,,..
/. Fletcher, NNl'l''''ef''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
WAMTS II PL ACE

A Sa lsryant in a genlleman's family in
"A this town, Young Man who has ferv-
ed a number of years in that capacity, and
can produce good Recommendation. Enguii :
at this Office
Losr--in this town on the gin ulr one
quarter Of Iickef No. T0J7, ia Dl1yiIie Road
Louery-Enquire a. socye.
PsrHsa5, Nv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
10 Cation B. Brooks, Clerk " the Pro.
ht1efors Of Portland Long IHAarf.

you are hereby requested by the sub.
scribers, being five sf the Froprietors, 70
notify and warn meeting of the Proprie-
tors OF said Wharf 10 be holden at the
Counting Room of Samuel Trask, on FRI-
DAY, the 9th inst. At nine o'clock A. A. to
act on the following articles--yiz.
/. To choose a Moderator.
2 To see if the proprietors viii repair
the damage done the wharf by the late
storm.
g. TO raise such sum or sums Of money
as may be thought necessary 10 detray the
sxpences Of making the repair. and to trans
act any other business respecting said
wharf. JAMES DEERlNG,
ASA CLAP,
A. TEWHALL,
WIN CHADWICK,
REUBEN MURlON.
Portland, Nov 2, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
.dfairs IN PortHgQk.

On the 10th Of Sept Lord 'NeIllng-
tons head quarters were at fueale
(.uiaoldo. The allied forces, except
ing Tie division near EIvans, have been
concentrated between the Almicda
ana Goa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

IL Is worthy OF remark, that at this
late season Of the year, many of the
Peach Trees in the city are again in
bloom. At time when, In other
years, we have had frost, there is this
year the ahhearancc Of second crop
OF Jriif--Caarlesfon hati.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
Darrteo,

In Pleasant Valley, (Ohlo) DR.. Johannes
Wiihelmus frederic Van Der Bump, (sged
o. - % Miss Amy JJy, Gagged 7l)-a Joy
Gus event.
In Brunswick, the 28ih ult Mr. Samuel
Est~brook, mer. OF Wilmington, N. c. 10
Miss Betsey Lee. of brunswick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
.fF.irs a. Spain.

Accounts from Span, are to the goth
Of September. Ii is stated that the
French have added Valencia, TO their
bate conquests, in the south of that
country. Three ships with troops,
under Gen. BaIlesteros, had arrived at
Algezlras, as reinforcement. The
French, under Soult, are preparing 10
attack the place.