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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

List VI ~ frc1 rcs-tir fcFrr ~ F,,,.l
qdicIs. are he trs' o. No7eg 4, 't ~
drd canned mo ne torfs NJ fiat,ar Jill Iii.
Gus 10 1lay. T''t
Robinson Ova, from Nc,f5h 10 ~.
| don, cargo tobacco, colton and g.
| taken 2lst December, 1910, into Dh,.
Kirk.
Mary Ann, Charleston, for Lo,5,.
cotton, and rice, Sd March, 1911, ~
General Eaton, from Londsr ;.
Charleston, in 6alast, 9Th Decemhs.
do Calais.
Neptune. do do do 9Th December ].
Dieppe.
Clio, do Philadelphia English monato,
tures, do do do vessel lost off Treouie,
part Of the cargo saved. IN
Two Brothers, Boston. St Malo "a,
ton, indigo, fotashes, codfsh, fshoI ~
dyewood, goth do do St. Malo. Nm
this vessel was taken within the teri,
torial jurisdiction of France.
Star, from Salem to Naples, coec,
indigo, fish, dye7vood, sc ID February
do MarseiIles.
Zebra, from Boston TO Tarracona
10000 staUes 27lh January, do do d..
Most ofthe above vessels were Dur.
suing such trade as did not interfere
with any of Bonaparte's regulations IL
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES were Re.
pealed but the fact is the French ma.
rine, with few exceptions, have acted
exactly though the DEGREES were IN
full force-which justiGes the belief
that they have never been instructed
to consider them as revoked.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

Mr. Foster 10 Mr.. Monroe.
Washington, Aov. Is, 1911.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 50, 1911.
SIR,-I had already the honor TO
mention TO you that came 10 this
country furnished with instructions
from His Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, in the name and on the behalf
Of His Majesty, for the purpose Of pro-
ceeding 20 final adjustment of the
differences which have arisen between
Great Britain and the United States Of
America in the affair Of the Ckesape axe
frigate, and had also that of acquain-
ting you with the necessity under
which | found myself of suspending
the execution of those insti uCtIons In
consequence IF my not having percei-
we'd that any steps whatever were taken
BY the American government 10 clear
up the circumstances OF al event which
threatened so materially to interrupt
the harmony subslsting between our
two countries, as that whiLt occurred
in the month of last May between the
United States ship President and His
Mslesty's ship Little Belt, when every
evidence before His Maiesty's Govern
ment seemed 10 shew that most evil
dent and wanton outrage had been com
mitted on a British sloop of war by an
American commodore.
A court OF Enquiry however, as you
Informed me III your letter OF the llth
inst. has since been held by order OF the
President Of the y. States OH the con-
duct Of Commodore Rodgers, and this
preliminary TO further discussion OH
the subject being all that J asked i'll the
first instance as due TO the Friendship
subsisting between the two States,
have now the honor to acquaint YOU
that | am ready to proceedin the truesr
spirit OF Cancellation 10 lay before yot
the terms of PREPARATION which his Roy,
al Highness has commanded me 10 pro
pose to the United Sia,es government
and ONLY wait to know when il will SUI
YOUR convenience to enter upon til,
discussion.
have the honor TO be, with the high
est consideration and respect, sir, you
most obediynt humble servant,
AUG. ]. FOSTER.
The Hon. James Monroe, 6. S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
E,rr.f:5 Congress. .jSirst 2lMct'

TUESDAY, OCT l.

TUESDAY, OCT -.
Mr. Smile offered several resolution
committing several parts OF tile Presi
dents message. Mr. Randolph madr
seyersi attempts TO postpone, but with
ont success.
Alr. Randolph remarked to-day tina
the documents accompanying the pre-
sideni's message had not been referred
- the committee 9th whole. Aston
declared positively that never since the
adoption Of the constitution, had they
been referred 10 the committee Of the
whole Mr.. Randolph requested The
clerk to read acertain part of the Jour
nal Of a year or two back Il ran thus :
And the said message, together with
The documents accompanying were re-
ferred 10 the committee Of the whole
On the state Of the anion."
Amending one Of the resolutions re-
Lifting to smuggling, IN which min
lercouIse" is used, one member wished
10 substitute 4" commercial laws" Mr.
Quincy said he did not rise to make a
motion on the subject, but would sug-
gest whether the idea would not more
fully and correctly be expressed by
+" anti commercial laws"
Smile declared in debate, opposing
Randolph'S motion to postpone, that
the friends cf1heir country wished no
delay Of the public business. Randolph
said he would not call the gentleman to
order for thus insinualing that he was
no friend to his country, though it was
extremely out of order in him TO say
so /: he r was born in the state he
had the honour to represent and must
Jove it the more on that account, (allu-
ding to SMILES being an Irlshman)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
| have the honor, &c.
JAS. MONROE.
from Wasllmgton. Nou. I6.
ugustus j. Foster, Esq SC.

IRON Washington, Nov. rs.
" The business Of Congress is progress
ing N rs usual way without denoting any
particular character or system.
" Mr.. Rhea has introduced the following
Resolution
" Rssolued, That the Committee of Com.
meroe and Manufactures be instructed 10
inquire into the expediency ofl4,ing add
tiona duties on ali coarse manufactures Of
flax and hemp"
Mr. Condit, following up the view OF
Mr.. khea laid on the table lie following
ns9ti1s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
FROM PORTUGAL

Lisbon accounts have been received to
Sept. ooh. At that time Lord yelling
toms Head Quarters were at Quadrazaes
On the 25th and 9th, the English had an
action with the Fench--ihe French force
consisted Of $4,000 men, of which 5000
were Cavalry, with. 125 pieces Of Cannon.
The object ofthe French was to relieve
Rodrigo, which they effected, and the En-
glish retreated. Lord Wellington repre-.
sents that the English behaved with great
brsvery-their loss in the actions Of the
25Lh and eth amounted in killed, wounded
and missing, besides the Portuguese, to
l 1t Colonel, MAJOR, 8 Captains, Lieu
tenants, ! Quarter-Master, il Sargeants, 4
Drummers, ITO IIorsemen, and 223 Sol
diers. On the 28,h, the English were at
Souto, about league from the place they
occupied on the 9th towards Lisbon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Mr. Monroe ia Mr.. Foster.

WASHINGTON, Nov. y, Iell.
SlR--I have had the honor 10 re-
ceive your letter Of the lst November
and TO lay it before the President.
lis much to be regretted that the
reparatlon due for such an aggression
as that committed on the United
States iriga,e the Chesapeake, should
have been SO long delayed nor could
the translation Of The offending officer
from one command to another, be re-
garded as constituting part of repair
afion otherwise satisfactory consider
Ing however the existing circumstan.
ces OF the case, and the early and ami
cable attention paid to it by His Roy al
Highness the Prince Regent, the Pre-.
sident aceedes to the proposition con-
tanned IN your letter. and in so doing
your governments will, | am persuaded
see a proof OF the conciliatofy DISPOSE.
ton by which the President has been
actuated.
The officer commanding the Chesa
Peake now lying in the harbor of Bos
ton, will be Instructed TO receive the
men who are to be restored TO thai
ship.
| have the honor, sc.
JAS. MONROE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Dortlaito,
Monday, November IS, 1911.

Latest from France.-The schoon-
er Dolphin, Of Georgetown, has arri-
we'd at Boston from Bourdeaux. Ver-
bal accounts to the SOth September,
are received. BonaParte accompanied
by five of his principal Ministers, was
making the tour Of Holland. Mr.. Bar.
low, Z. S. minister, was following af.
ter.-Mr Gould, passenger in the
Dolphin, states that it was not consid-
cred in France that the Berlin and Mi
Ian DEGREES were repealed. The En-.
peror has granted t7yefve new licences
to import Rice, free of duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Ilfr. Monroe 70 Mr.. Foster.

Department Of State, Oct. 81, 1911.
SIR have just had the honor to
receive your letter Of the 3O,h Of this
MONTH
! am glad TO find that the commune
cation which had the honor 10 make
TO you on the llth lost. relative 10 The
Ceuct OF Enquiry, which was the sub,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

Inc chesapeake affair settled
Our readers will find by the CORES.
pondenCe in this days Gazette, betwiyt
Mr.. Munroe and Mr.. Foster, that the
PREPARATION offered by the British gov.
eminent Tor the attack on the L. Stats
frigate Chesapeake, has been accept.
&c by our government. ! hus one Of
the subjects Of dispute between the
two, countries, is happily removed
We believe the terms arc the same
as those offered by MIR Erskine, but
which were not accedcd 10 III cunse-
qucnce oil It's being required that tie
PRESIDENTS proclamation excluding
Brush armed vessels from our va
'erS' should be previously rescinded
we desire the people, saysa CORES
pondent, 10 consider this fact and make
their own comments. Genet, the French
Envoy, who 4asulted Washington III
1894 and wished to have tins country
70 JON france III war agaiusi England
Is no" writing in democratic paper,
tne Aurora, 10 justify the condu1t q
bohapaFle, reTlling the fcdtI~l RcplO'
Acans, tie old friends Of Washington
and exciting The people to Wal alsn y
Er,,alA,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
The President communicated 10 both
Houses the following
MESSAGE.


To tie Senate and House Of RehreSe7s.
taffUeS Of Ihe United States.
| communicate TO Congress copies
ola Correspondence between the En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary of Great Britain and the
Secretary Of State, relative 10 the ag-
erosion committed by British ship of
war 90 the United States frigate Ches-
apeake, by which it viii be seen that
that subject of difference between the
two countries, is tel minated by an Offer
of PREPARATION which has been acceded
TO.
JAMES MADISON.
Washington, Nor. Is, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
French Captures at Sea, Sc.

Mr.. Madison, as President Of the u.
States, issued proclamation eighteen
months ago, stating that on the lst of
Nov. 1910, the French DEGREES would
cease 10 violate American commerce,
and has repeated, in his message 70
Congress, the declaration that they
have ceased 10 capture and condemn
our vessels. In the course of the year
past, numerous instances of French
capture, &c. have been published, &C
comPanied with such proofs as not to
admit OF the shadow OF a doubt Of their
truth. Those who wish for further ev-
idence on this subject, let them read
the following, which is official -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Mr.. Russell to the Duke Of Bas.
SanO.
Paris, ilh Nay, 1911.

DR.
have the honor TO present 10 your
exceliency list OF the american ves-
sefs, which according TO the informa-
ton have obtained, have been car
TURED by French privateers since
the 1rst oil November last, and brought
into the ports OF France. All proceed
Ings in relation to these vessels have
been SUSPENDED in the Council of Prizes
with the same view, no doubt, as the
proceedings IN the custom house had
been deferred with regard to those
which had arrived voluntarily. The
friendly admission Of the latter encour-
ages me TO hope that such of the for
mer at least as zvere bound 10 French
forts, or 10 the fiorts Of The allies Q.
France, or 20 The Unitcd Ssates, especial
ly those in ballast, viii be immediatel,
released, and that orders will be given
10 bring Oh the trials OF the remainder
should such course be Judged indis.
pensable, without any unnecessary de,
lay. JoNArHAx Russell,
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Ioseph Mandeville,

Garner If k7ag FErfrr streets,
HAS FOR sale,
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice qraiity
So haas and = 0oXes AuS2rs
h1ds Icli aid lump ditto
s. hhds. Mol.sses
81 Gags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
25 bag, Pepper and Pimchto
IS cask, * boxes Goshen Cheese
20 barrels Newburypo-t Rum
20 uoxes FgeBch Owe Oll. OF best qua
litY, each y bottles
s pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years old
90 cases old Aiedoc Claret, imported IN
8O7
Port. Lisboa, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gu powder, Tyson, Young hysoh, snd
Hy son Skin Teas, OF the latest and best IN =
porta,ions
100 boxes Mu=casel and Bloom Rsisins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, DO. ).
60 barrels Whiskey
100 boxes ist and Cd quality Spanish u
gars :.
Coeniac and Bordeaux 8rsndies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, fer cash, produce
or the ususl credits to punctual men.
r. He will purchase new Herrings ard
Shad. april Il. law
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PUBLIC SALE.

Bv virtue Of deed Of trust from DANIEL
MsCARIY, and MaReARET1A MATILDi
syoyDE.,, his wife. to rs the subscribers
Will be exposed to public sale. on SATuR.
DAY, the llih day Of January, 1912, al
the COTE House, II Alexandria
A TRACT of LAND on the river Pc
tomac, Iyiag in Eoudoun county. stat,
of Virginia, known as M-Carty's Isllnd, sEC
Sugar Land Tract, or so much taereof as wi
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded In sails
deed
This property lies about 20 miles abor,
Ge5rge osn, and the CT. of Washing ton
and the Island part of the property, coaiai'
Ing 500 acres, is known by is productions c
be the most valuable and desirable land IN e
ther the states of Mary land or NIrs gina, witt
proper cultivation may be maize TO produc
100 bushels OF corn per acre. A great pro
portion OF this tract is heavily tlnibered, frop
which al inexaaustable quantity OF ship tim
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken The pro
petty will be shswn en- application to MIR
John ". Bronausb, in George Own.
The terms Of sale are--ORe third cash on
the dav OF sale. the balance in three equa
payments Of three, six ard nine months, al
bearing interest from the day of s.le, witt
two approved endorsers residing in the dis
trict OF Columbia--the land is TO remain
bound. AMI be re.sold at ten DAYS notice, on
default of payment, for SO msch ready mo-
nsy as may be sufficient 70 raise the balance
then due, and the residue on credit to NEE,
the future instsiment or instruments the
proceeds of which resale is to be in like mar
ner secured, and this operation OF resale l.
to be made as often as such successive de-
fault shall ,eqnire conforming each to the
terms prescribed for the FIRST
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, jun.
Octo5ers 2awts
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The Subscriber offers for Sale
on MnnFRATE TERMS,

IL SuOSSA1b&A
on MODERATE TERMS,
The toilOuang valuable Property !:
a IOT Of GROUND, situate atthe ioNsF
n end Of Fairla1 street, running wa'h me
t;,a said street i76 fee, inches, fronting en-
Jefec.nn street le3 feet ineaes, contain
iRp half an acre. Tire imp ovements On tn,s
lot consist OF N excellent AID completely u
nish.a two story BRICK dwelling house, with
every convenient cut house, good Pump il
The .sr3. an garden which with proper Al.
te1,ion might bs male highly productive.
.ISO.
4 ,ractof and, On tbs south side OF
Hu7,i.e Creek, about 200 yards from inc
,,,rppise road. containing abont i .ores-
UDoI, this tract are seyerabie valuable seats
tor bulldog, commanding view OF A.szah-
dris, Wa.hingeon. part Of George Own,
.ad a considerable length of the river 1t
has some good low ground and valuable
Pocosin attached 70 Il Apply 70
I. D. SIMMS.
September IS law
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY On the Soth jena last, from
the esrzs- OF Daaiel M-czrty. deceased. u
the coualv OF wes-Eao-elsn sTd s.1ae Oh
Virginia. Negro s:4n named !kKRi. a.
bour thisry-i ave years Of sge- DARK CHI pick
ion, sSout SIX fes- high, bsd couniensI0e,
49, nsrtzs,ge scar zcioss sls Rose. and
.ua.hs- an bis h.ea4i, h.l!e above has ioEs-
b,..I. be hzS oa hoBsesPan tEiiled yarn
ana co;toa round Jacke. AID PsItaioOns.-
There i M Goust Dat ne vii change kis
cIorhes; il Is the sfore thoaghs unnecessary
n dxs-ri3. them more particularly II l.
. ex,ec,ed TIA. he has procured : pass, or a
So certificate OF his freedom, zs BE went
from . ne;sh5oEhooi where there are many
free Negroes who Egite. and rom whom ne
might yery readily obtain copy OF tle,F
mas. or cSFtihcste OF freedom. It's o'RH-
te,tIy eYpeetea thar h= VIII endeavor 20 get
10 some d The northern or eastern Stats
Ecxas seen short tine since II the IoHn
ef BaItirao-e- Thirty Dollars VIII e gwen,
ie ,aken in the county, and If c,lt OF the state
.ua secured IN any I'LL, 40 that se' hun =
pr, the aboye reward and III reasonable
saarse> paid, If brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
" 2 al masters o. vessels and ot3er
ne-.on.. sre aeIeSg foTewsrned from haT11oF-
iuz or ea Rloying the a.,ove described Negro
Ms,, a their peril, Or Under tie scEeres' Pen-
sytles OF the Law. n ..
SeEreubcr IS GO
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Joseph SPEAR,

.Rssf res.feclfuif 'far'ns his Friends a"e fAe
Pu5Ec,
THAT ne has commenced the C7BihE1
BUSINESS in all It's various branches, near
" opposite L &c Vendue Store, Pfince-street
he also makes and repairs all kinds OF Mu.
sicaI Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
BIS. Vjols, Violins, Guitars, S<e. and will
also faruisd Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for .ffeen foRars. He hopes the
goodness nj his materials, the soundness OF
hi, work, and the strict attention he iniends
psrjng 20 his business, will ensure him CT
enlargement from gererou. public. All
orJhe above br=nctes of hnslneSs Will be ex-
ecu,ea al the shortest Rouce.
June Is. Ia"
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n 0 T &c E.

THE annual meeting oe the Stakeholder:
Z in the Little River Turnpike Comps-
nv, VII be On the first MONDAY IN De
csm5cr next, al Brooks hotel, In the to.n
of Aiexan ria, at which line an election viii
BE- held for President, four Directors, end z
Treasurer. A statement of the Company ;
accounts, report of the proceedings, ezpen-
ditu-es and. progress Of the work since the
Las, annual meeting, viii te submitted 10 the
COMPANY. together with an application OF
Charles l. Loves for an extra compensation
fer making the road.
Jonah Thompson, Treasurer
Little River Turnpike Company.
October 10 Gaw;l3 ,hNovSGt 5thDcc
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John GATHER,
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority of a deed OF trust from rom
R1cRARD AKELL, to secure oeot que
70 JosEPH VAUDEVILLE, the subscriber
viii offer at public sale, for casa, at the
Coffee House, on the 10th Day OF No'em-
Der next
A House and Lot
q, the east side of Fairfax street, between
W.T. and Wilkes streets-and number OF
vs,uable well secured GrSl..a R.sis.
K. i. Taylor.
October 10 co's
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For Sale or Rsnt,

Part of Lot mum cred loS, on Pitt s,rest,
containing "a feet front by 100 deep, and &C.
;o;ning Col. Simmes's; on which there Is a
Two story framed house, at present occupied
.by Mr. Piles:
And an unimproved Lot on Duke street,
near the corner of Duke and Pitt streets
Few situations are more eligible than this for
private DIV Hing.
Apply to MIR. John Longden, to the Print
er of this Gazette, or The subscriber IN the
city of Washington
Lewis II. Machen.
August 80 iaW3t
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e. DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers ls9e receiEed bY the
4 iatc arrivals fscna g3si1cs.p -, s.Ege
supply OF se&ge:z-1le DgT GOODS. which
;bey VIII sell By tie psecs CT smaller qasn-
ti,y, on very ress1E2ble terms foC c4sa
Samuel Mark & Co.
EGiFizI street.
September . dse2-"sV
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To 7ourneynsen Cordzp0sneys.

10 f0WHeTHen C0Td0U1sHe75.
THE subscriber wishes TO employ two
or three B )OTMEN, to whom the highest
wages and steady employ win be given:
James Boyd,
Alexandra.
October 9 d4teo3t
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PUBLIC SALE.
n, FRIDAY, the arst OF NoreTnser, the
subscriber viii offer at public sac, 10 she
highest biader, a his farm II fa,siaH-
BETWEEN 90 and So head OF BONE. ,.. :
= Cattle, most of which are ehoioe nhc''
Cows; fly head ct fine Sheep, ohlsHs Fo sl
Ewes haring q considerable Fo.;ion Oi '',:-
rino Blood; six or eight work Horses; III,
entire stock of Farming Utensils crops q
Corn, Hay, Fodder, &c.
Ht XII ala sell 81 tie sars I'm oHa l-- se,,
Twelve OF fourteen likely, young Ne
GROES. The terms wiii &c mace known
on the day Of sale.
. John c. Scott.
October o-s
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lust Received,

Just Received,
A trunk Of Ladies newest fashioned shses
on HIND,
1870 bales prime Upland Cotton,
boxes Carolina Indigo.
boxes low priced Chip Bonnets.
Shoes and Trunks as usual OF every de-
scription.
I,ne 90. cost law
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,

PREPARED with the greatest cafe & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lee's Worm Desire ing Lozesgcs
This medicine is superior 10 any ever Of
fered to the public, being innocent ard mild,
certain and eft.cacious IN lis operations.
Lees Elixir,
certain remedy foS colds, coughs, or
as,hmas and particularly the whoepins
cough so destructive 10 children
/ res Lssence Of Mustard.
So well known foa the cure Of Rheums-
ti.m, govt, palsy, spr;nns, etc.
Lee. Grand Pestorstive,
Proved by long experience 10 Re unequal
,ed N the cure of nervous disorders, con-
SYMPTOMS, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
LEES Anf-b;kous Pile,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and
malignant, tcyers.
Lee's Sover. ign Ointment for tile Itch,
Which is warranted an an!allOie remedy
at one application
Lees hatelible .Agnr e Fever Drehs,
For the cure Of asues, remittent anu In
.crmittent ievers
LIS Genuine Persian Lofon,
CeIcbrc.cd for the cure of ringworms, tet-
ters, etc
Lee's Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual re NEEDY for all diseases in the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Iooth-lche Drofs,
Lee's Corn Plaster,
Lees Damask Lip Sa!ve,
Lees Restorative Po1uder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .dnodyne Elixir,
For tie cure or every kind oil headache.
7he Indian Vegetable Shecfc,
For the cure of Vcnereal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprie.
tor, No. 90, pilt-Street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY, bookseller, -King-street, and
y. KINGSTON, FalrfaX-street, Alex&n-
dria
TO country merchants and others, who
purchase 10 sell again, liberal discount will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterieits, observe each aru'
Gle has, OH the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture Of MICH AEL LEI, Snd 20.
N. B Attic places OF sale Nay be had
lgrasi.) pamphlets containing recent and eS-
traordinaly cases OF cures whose length pre-
vents their BENG herewith inserted.
June 20 IL"
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8 vols. svo the American edition will be II
vols svo; and will sell at halt the price
OF the former.
Subscriptions will be received by the pub
Usher, and by the principal booksellers
Throughout. the United States.
Such as NAV become answcraoie tor tue
amount of six copies, .hail be entitled 10 d
seventh.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1911 da@.