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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-13
SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER :.
Having purchased Mr.. PArTES's stock OF
goods, and removed his stare to the house
which he formerly occupied at the corner
of King. and Pitt Streets, and opposite the
Washington tavern; which makes his as
! sortmont complete offers tor sale the ioi-
lowing Articles -
Port, Lisbon, Sher-
ry, Tenerife and Malaga wines; apple,
peseh and cognac brandy Holland gln'
'whiskcy and cherry bounce /; jamaica, Anti
qua, Demarara and New England rum ; loaf,
lump and brown sugar imperial, young by
SON and Old hyson tea in Chests and cadas
apples in barrels |; cheese $. table salt in bas-
kets /; pepper; race and ground ginger; al
UNI copperas madder; pimento starch;
fig blue indigo ; pearl and Scotch barley;
potatoes !; chalk salt; stone, earthen and
glass ware ; American and English salt Pc
tire powder and shot mackarel; Holsters;
pepper and cider vinegar /; molasses ; cocoa /;
oranges anchovies ; olives; hgs; essence
Of spruce; gauver Jelly; preserved lines,
lemons and oranges; Nancy apple; cltron
aud citron Jelly ; lime juice honey in bot
Ties West India pickles ; almonds; pick
led pork ; family -four !; water crackers Ia
marinds Martinique cordial groundnuts;
real Havanns Segars /; American do ; chew
ng tobacco; Hamil,on's, Leiper's and Car
ret's snuff; Maccabaw and raPpre do spcr.
macati. mould and dipt candles chocolate;
bed cords rice ; sweet oil ; pins; mus
tard ink powder; black ball; butter In mr.
kins ; coffee in bags /; Glsubcr's salts etc.
etc.
The above articles are particularly select.
ed for family use and Will be sold low. A
constant supply Of such articles as the sub
scriber purchased of Mr.. Pattcn, will DC
kept.
~" Wanted, a young lad about l6 years
of age, who can write a fair hand and can
come we'll recommended for steady and me-
raj habits. None other need apply.
Christopher Neale.
January Is. lawtf
NEW PUBLICATIONS
ffust received and far sale by 9AMES
KENNEDY, sen. Bookseller, tn King
street.
The Modern Griselda, a novel, by
Miss Edgeworth.
The SarScen, a Crusade Romance, from
the French Of Madame Coffin.
The Secret History of the Cabinet Of Sc.
naparte, including his private life, charsc-
Ter, domestic administration and conduct TO
foreign powers, by Lewis Goldsmith, notary
public.
The Borough, a much admired Poem, by
the Rev. CT. Crabbe.
The West Indies, a Poem, by James
Montgomery, with other Poems on the abo.
Iition Of slavery.
A very valuable Introductory Latin School
Book, entitled I" Cribs S~cnsualium Pictu.,
or Visible World displayed.
also,
Msrpby's Lucien, with every other Greek
and Latin Classic, now in use in the schools.
Beautiful miniature editions in very ele-
giant binding, Of SCOTS Lay, Marmion and
Lady of the Lake, Sturm's Reflections, Mil
ton and Cowper's Poems, Pope's Honaef's
Had and Odyssey, Dryden's Virgil. Ovid's
MetaRlorphosis, Arabian Knights, Don Quix-
ote, Giiolax, &c. &c.
A general assortment Of the very best sta
tionary articles.
January IA eotf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-13

DiitFiCt OF Columbia,
COUNT OF ALEXANDRIA, IS.
Narena5ey Trim, 1870
aadli., sssssi'1~r.s:2
John caasby and Joshua yoing,
dglendcus. j.
THE defeAaant John Gads,
by, not having eatered his appearance esd
given ~seaurity according 10 the act OF as
sembiy and the ;ziies Of this cotrt, and.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the co4n,
upon affidavit that the said defendant JOHN
GADSBi is not Al insabisant Of this dis
trict: GA notion Of the said co,8pl4iaans
by their counsel. it is ordered that the sid
defendant john G. adsby do appear here on I've
first day Of next term. ard enter bis a.,pes..
ance to tic silt, AID gise security for per-
forming lhe aecrcps cE-he court, ard that ne
other defendant 5Ssi;sa Doing. d not pr
away, convey or sec-ste the Ge;is ly ha
owing 10. OF ths essste OF efects IN BIZ sa:s
belonging 20 the said absa;i lesesdant4 lghh
Gadsby, pntsi the further csdcr or core:
Of tbis Court, and that 8 ces,y ot his
order Re fortasta published 60, $50 raoEti
<uccessisely 10 tic pubic Ee@s,sg<'
published in th,s County, ard thu, ao'.
tsser copy be posted at the front d0or o.
tie eonrt-hoa.ss Of SAID County.
AcSpy.
Test
g.. DEHEiLE. e. c.
Jacusry f. sswass
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-13
Certificates gifts eNeacr
No, |.
SEprEMBeR 1907.

SEPTEMBER 1909. 4
I do cer.iry that I have been al!ing nearly
two years with a hectic cough and violent
. e1Dre.sion at the breast. | applied 10 the
most eninep, phy slcians and could get no
relief from" my low slate OF health, untii 1
got pani's Columbian Oh, and found Imme-
d;a,e relief. take this mcthod OF informing
,he nIb,ic of the efficacy o, this valuable me-
d,cine. from the cures which have expert
enced-I think ii an Incumbent duty to oher
the san,a 10 the public,
Elilha Seward,
Baltimore. No. 10, Water street, sign OF
Plough. oep'.
No. 2.
hereby certify, that ] had cough and
main in nv stomach for upwards OF two years.
when I was recommended to Pauls Column
ban Oil procured one phial of that valua-
NJ. medicine, which has restored me to a
good state of health again
Thomas Elliott.
On ,be Hoek's-tows road, near the turn
pike gate. 1000
No. 3.
r have great reason to be very thankful tor
be;ng recommended to pauPs Columbian Oil.
I had been afflicted with a violent pain In my
hack, sothat l was not able to walk. pro-
cure,l one phiaI of the Oil, and l received
Immediate relief, and have been very well
eyer since.
N. B. I had a violent tooth ache about two
ar tbree months ago, when 1 dropped a few
drons of the Oil on some lint, and applied 1t
70 the tooth Affected, and l received immedI-
ate relief.
Eleanor Elliott.
No. 4.
SIR,
comply with your request OF stating
INV opinion OF Paul's Columbian On being
an eHectual remedy for the letter worm. L
have been afflicted with the letter In my hand
Cor % wears, and have made trial OF many
medicines which have been recommended
h,, all To no effect. Hearing OF PauPs Co
I,mi,;an Oil, about the 18th OF January last,
nrov;np an effectaal cure for the ring worm
and similar complaints, Immediately got a
mia, of YOUR Oil and applied 1t agreeaoly- TO
the directions for about two months success
sively. when the letter LETT me and has not
made its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
N. u. Ny Susanna, a child aged twenty
months and s days, was taken about the mid
die of July last with a violent cough, which
81. ,,e;ghbors said was the hopping cough ; l
: ave her six drops of the Columbian On,
Sh;cb gave immediate relief, and proved an
e~fectusi care.
s,ratoga-suest, Baltimore, Aug.2i, 1869.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
PORTLAND BOOK STORE,
No. 8, MgGy', R.tr,
Joseph JOHNSON.

lust received and for fate at the above
fore, an additional aGoriment of Religious
Books among which are, Booths Reign Of
Grace, new edition,
TO this edition Of Z" the Reign Of Grace"
the author has made large additions.-The
principal Of which is, entire chapter upon
Elee7iOn which renders the fcheme of doc.
trines more complete, and the contents of the
Book more aniwerabe on the title"
kegiaers; AmanackS +; Quilts; Writing
Books; Pape. School Bibles felfamen,s /;
Columbian Crater; EngIith Reader SCOTS
LeGonS Perry's Dictionary; Beauties of the
Bibles Murrays Grammar American Sc
le6tiens by Noah Webaer; Webler's and
Pixies Spelling Book; Ink- Powder; Wind
for Soap; Pixies Arithmetick and leveral 9TH
ers Pulpit Orator.
~ Works; Hymns; and life of Rev, Jeo,
Newton The far in The Ezh, very interer.
ting SefRon. Jan 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
CWh0le No, 664.

ising Tommys and Dickeys to our acade-
my, to make gentlemen of them, and by
the time they have been month or two
there, their hands grow tender, and are too
delicate 20 bear the touch Of hoe. O.
plough ; and what is worse, the bare sichr
Of these awful things, makes them quite
SICK at the stomach, and after wearing a
gown week or two, they are gentlernen
whose dignity can't descend to such hidi.
Gus objects and forsOoth they must Be
Merchants, Doctors, Lawyers, Or Dlvines,
then they are gentlemen with wituess.--
POh, poh, what nonsense this IS I am a
friend TO education, and choose my sons
Tommy and Dic&ey should attend the &C
ademy suitable tme 10 acquire kuowl-
edge II the English Grammar, &C. aud then
/ would inform Tommy and DIckey. they
are as we'll quailhed 20 he gentlemen as il
they were lawyers * doctors &c. | would
inform them the savior Of our couatry, tha
great and good WAsH1N CToE, had al AGA
dsmlc education he WAS not merchant,
doctor or lawyer, but yet gentleman, 4
gentleman farmer and many more gentle
men might be named in our country, Who
are farmers, and who delight in the en-
pigment and are an ornament 10 their coun-
ny. Let US for moment compare the
merchant and professional men with tie
tarmer-the merchant must confne himself
TO the yard stick, gill cup, &c. and show a
readiness 10 answer the calls for yard of
tape, fig OF tobacco, and gill Of rum, or
his business wont support him the LAWYER
must contne himself 10 his Office and
Courts, Al all seasons, OF his fees wont line
lis pockets ad oil his tongue the parson
must be Caiyinist, an Arminian, Hop
kiDsan, and even then lie il complained jill;
and the poor slave of doctor mus. be az
the beck and call Of rich and poor BE drag.
ed from The arms Of bis warm wife, into the
cold and wet inclement weather, perhans
TO spend sleepleSs night in an uncomforta-
bic novel, where poverty stsres him in the
face these delights he must undergo or
throw away his piIl-boI, and lancet. Now
comes the independent farmer-nature's
yIYIiymg spring invites him 10 the animated
helds, famed by healthful breezes, and en-
chanted BY the feathered songsters he IN
lord OF the soil, and If like the busy Bee he
improves each shining hour, his time il filed
with natures Injuries; his woodpile cheers
the freezing passenger; independence il
his hls warm home shields him and his
family from the singing frcsts and raging
storms.-In Short if happiness IS not enjoy
ed by the gentleman farmer, nv COMPASS
wont direct Inc TO that boon on earth.
ACRICOLA.
January l, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
RisffIlanv.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Jethro--No. z.


THESE numbers having been discontin-
ued, for some time, through unforeseen oc-
currences, while their original design re-
NAMED incomplete / shall now resume
the thread, hoping for the indulgence of
the candid reader.
Since the way is already prepared let
Us proceed to view, in direct light. the
character Of religious ruler. The man
who deserves this speculation will regulate,
by the principles Of Christianity, the affairs
THAT office, which his fellow citizens have
committed 10 his care. He will rule IN the
fear Of God. Though welding the seen
tie Of nation, he looks upon himself as
only feeble instrument in the hands of
Him who wears the title Of King Of Kings.
and Lord Of Lords. Sensible Of the nar.
rOwness and Ubscurity Of the human mind.
even IN its highest cultivation, thew con-
stantly repair TO the /" Father OF Iirbts .
tor that wisdom which is profitable to dl-
rect. he trusts not IN an arm Of flesh !;
but acknowledges with humility, what ne
deeply feels, that Power belongeth unto
God" The people among whom he per-
forms his important fuctions, are the OBJ
ject Of his tender regard he therefore
commends them 10 the Throne Of grace !:
while, by a corresponding conduct, lie seeks
to becoms the instrument Of that very mer-
cy which he duplicates.
II was SAID OF the Father Of bis country,
by one of his numerous Eulogists, that che
prayed and prospered." The American
government, the pillars of which he reared
with his own hands, is monument Of his
prosperity that he prayed may be seen
by striking passage III the last advice lie
gave 10 his extensive and beloved family
He there discovers how sensible he was
Of the imPeriectIon which attends all human
etfJrt, he begs he great Disposer 81 events
70 avert Ihe al consequences, that might
otherwise arise from the effects Of his ad-
ministration. This comprehensive act Of
piety made an impression upon my mind
which will never be lost, and 10 this day,
often recolle it with pleasure and profit.
So suitable then, and SO sublime was the
view, which this great man entertained Of
his pubic conduct, not forced upon hun BY
adversely and disappointment, but su8ges-
ted al a time when he had been thro wing a
resplendent glory over the face Of his coun-
try Let TINS illustrlous example be follow
ca by all IN Office, whate,er be their rank,
or the measure OF their influence. Let Tie
hand oftTime, while American eedom
shall continue to fespire, point 10 this bril-
liant spot, in the legacy OF our political faith
er and hold up, in letters Of gold, the Ia
bel, "go aud do thou likewise:." k.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
HAVING little time on the delightful
morn, introducing the new year &c our Lord
1911, and having at hand my friend Thorn
as 8 Almanac for this new year. | was A.
unused and gratihed with his useful aud
timely hints to me and my brother Farmers.
Most Of Us have this useful work IN Our
houses, year by year, and fear most Of Us,
If we read them at all, peruse the columns
as we DO our Bibles, without even troubling
ourselves with the valuable precypts therc-
IN written I reside in q part u Maine
where the aye IS ever charmed th nstuIe's
beautiful hills, and towting mountains, at
the feet of wh,eh are extensive, and de-
hghtful meadows, or Is others cali them
interY2les, calculated fjudiCiously managed
To throw into our lAPs, wealth, Indepen
dence and happiness ~ abundance. Not.
wtthStanding these advantages surround Us,
our unhcsdmg eyes pass over them unmiId
fol Of tue delights and benefits We mIght
ENJOY, and We contented.y jos % n the oid
worn out narrow paths, " ,Icu our fathers
ana grand fathers made kperbaps from nc
cesSity o. careiessncss) without even lhInG
INK Of imprgsiDs on modern agrichi, ure.-
Another mister, uBc attends Us tile fashion
araong 10 E.rmers now Is, " send our prom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
ALTERATION.
THE public are hereby informed that the
COparinerihip Of
LYMAN, HALL e CO.

THE public are hereby informed that the
Copsrinerfhip of
LYMAN, HAIL e CO.
is this day, by mutual content, diholved-
The buGneis IN future will be conducted and
known under the name of
A. LYMAN s. CO.
who in'eud to keep conAantly on hand an
eKtenfve aaortment of
Larv, 1beobgicab Medical, ChGcal
and NijcelJaHe9us Books.
Their connexions in Bolton, N.wyork and
Philadelphia viii enable them 70 execute or.
ders for private and focal Librarie, ON as
good terms as can be had al any Of tho(e MA
ces They have alto made arrangements for
keeping complete afortment Of
STATIONARY,
which they will be enabled to fell on the mon
reaionable terms, They respectfully Colicit
continuation of that liberal patronage which
has heretofore been granted 20 this e(labhlh
ment under the former firm.
u They would further inform the public
that they have
BOOK-BlNDERY
IN the chamber over their fore, where buff
neis IN that department will be executed with
neatneis and defPatch A quantity of Calf
and Sheep Skins are wanted for the above
purPoie, for which generous price will be
gwen.
N. B.-The circumstances of the above al
teratlon render Il important that all unfettled
accounts with the former firm lhosd be f2es-
Oily adjuRed and cIofed.
Portland, Janpsyy Z, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14

A letter, said to be written by new
mtwber OF Congress, 10 his friend il
R@ladelphia.
Although have been but short
time IN Congress, have seen enough
10 make Inc sick Of my seat in house
where the want of appropriate talents
Is rendered still more deplOrable by the
eccentrlclty or ignorance cyinced in all
lis appointments. For example, If
member hates figures, he is sure to be
placed o2 the Committee Of Ways and
Means, or where arithmeticaI skill 10
most requisite. Hence that Commit
tee has suffered an error III the annual
statement to pass unnoticed, by which
our debt is moderated more than three
millions, and without knowing any
thing of the matter ill 1t was dtscoyGb-
ed by private citizen Of Washington.
| his IS not only ludicrous ON s.ri-
Gus fact. I'D short, aA the Committees
are filled UP with zIch want OF talents,
that often, at the end Of q long session,
the unfinished business Is TOO much Tor
the next session to manage and,
hence, an honest claim, OF any prudent
fiscal measure, OF, indeed, any o;aeF
motion, except The bill for our own tra-
wi and SIX dollars per diem, fingers
AMI dies !. the end Of session."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
BALTIMORE, DEC %.

Tie Editor oGthe Wing is foreign 5r,
who come 70 Baltimore about thFcc
years ago to conduct the PaPer which
ne now publishes. il that short time,
have been found against Din, three YER
diets at guilty In the cti1HlHat Court
One Tor abcl,inx in Z violent outage
upon tie person Of prcssthan ia this
Jill, { another ior libel, ana a third tor
accusing a jury tnat tried hin, q feria.
~. In tre iwo las incttiui Cd tses de
Vas tintras5Aei. Lis nIan j. -Frflhe-
less Tx OtacIe Of the ,Irtnn>..,i. 10y
In Maryland - ~ R@ft-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
Elegant Gin and SiiVer Cefers |
CLIFFS; .J.ea0eiry, (S5e.
FL EAZAR WYER.
GOLDSMITH IL ZEN.

GOLDSMITH u JEWELEER,
NEARLY oppoGte the Indian Chief, TX
= change ltree,, informs his friends and the
public thar he has jua received general al
iortment Of
Plated, Britania, 1abansd Hare and
1eloeLry
Among which are-P Plated Tea Se,t., to
ma'chi do. Gators. new and elegant patterns;
do. Cand;eticks, various k,nds DO Soup La.
dies Cams Table aud Tea spoons large
Britannia Coffee aud Tea Pots Sugar Balons
aud Cream Pots, Of hyperion quality com
mon do; few hlver Sugar Baions and
Cream Pots; Sets OF -snorocco, cream and
black ground Japaned Walters cheefe, knife
AMI bread Trays complete aforiment Of
Iewelry and Hair Work a large and elegant
five aflortment Of pebble, comedian, and gold
living Watch Keys; gold, FLYER and hair
Watch Chains; a quantity OF excellent cait
iseel Razors; Scifiors; Pen Knives Snuhers;
handlome afortment Of morocco Pocket
Books and Purtes; Wax Tapers, 0'e.-togeth-
er with alnoh every other article ia his line.
A4O-makes and keeps conitantly ON hand,
warranted gold Necklaces; Table and Tea
spoons; Sugar Tongs; Soup Ladies and Salt
spoons, OF the newell patterns and upon term.
equally a. advantageous as at any other places
Ills friends and the public are invited 10 call,
where they will End G1Ant and perional at
tendance, and the lmalIelt favors attended 10
with cheeItulnel:. (D PsrfLand, Dee. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
j.. GREEDY,
NJ. /. Lang FhLJ,

NJ /. Lang Fhdy,
HAS FOR SALE,
30 Bills Mess ergo No. l & 2 BEEF !;
Navy Mss PORK NJ; Jsm4ica, !at. Kits,
& Dein4rAra ltum; GIN, Brandy Teas !;
Coffee Ptmento, Fiour Cotton; Tobac.
co Ginger Russia, Rasens and IndN
Duck, CUrdage, &c.
Dee 10. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
GODFREY WHEATON,

" al UT IFL<I1ALNl
n.s &c Ae Kr4izr Chef, Eseba4ge Gyeet,
IHxECUrES the bulinefs Of his protection
L. ID ali lis various branches, in as faithful
i, manner As can bs done III the Diitrif Of
Maine.-EIe hopes, therefore, by his peTional
a,,en.ioa aud eulesvOr1 10 Pleate, he haIl
continue u receive portioz of public pat
rouaee. Fo,kI1a4, O9. 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
10 WbiRsy UiRillers.

4 SMALL DiAill and Worm-The Dinill
contains TWO hundred and thirty gallons,
with = Worm futable The above Distill
Worm was made at New York, by the fra
workman, and Is fer sac. fer no other reaGon
than 4 being two final for Rum DIIiiI and
IS the ngh' he for Whitley. The original
purchale was conGdsrabie eEs than what
Iuch dittill csnnnw be had FOR. and will be
9old al g y asa charges, BY applying
<ses'iSaS I4a. ? ROBERT l5LBY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14

It's said that the late empresss Of France
Josephine, has changed her French name foe
an English title she IS now Lab Verces
LA aiOOrcee] Iii also SAID that the preseAt
empress will soon transpose her too Chris
tan names-instead of 14uia L1zisia she
will be Louisa Marie, nlAryieTl
This word in French means tebeH.iHg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14

People who groan under the heavy
pressure of adverse fate, who are psrse-
cuted by the nIahce of men, reduced 10
poverty, neglected, or have strayed
from the path of virtue, have JUST
claim to our compassion, and ought to
be treated with kind lorbrarance and
humanity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14

LnOch MOulIOn,
SOLIDS WITH md JEWELER,
No 8, Yones'- f1oqv---Exs6aags ffee',
HAS ila reserved h4ndiome aiI1rtment
Plated, Brhaaia d JtpSnai Ware,
Js,reiry, Cutlery &C. &c.
PLATED WARS.
Bca Sheffield p,a,ed Te1 lets q raa'eh |;
Tome low priced DO; eeganT ( iSlOAS !;
loy. priced do; C4ydeack' various kud' &
pr,ce,; IN ,ar Ba,Oas Cream POIs; ioup La
de: Eth kltyes laJlfers and Irays, la
BE and feA fpooas; &c &c
BRIrANIA wARE.
Coffee PJ:s, Tea Pos, Cseim Pos; fu-
Gar BAluns; Tlm1trs; Iare aud lea
spoons, VARIOUS patterns AMI pJices.
JAPANED WARE.
An elegaat afortment OF morocco, cream
and bsack 60 ored Walters, iu.ets or Gngle !;
Bead, kuG, Caeele and lnutsr Trays, VI
vartCn patterns.
JEWELRY.
Pearl and Jet Breaches do do Rings /;
Cornei,aD Knobs aud Drops and Bofom Pms
e. match cold Ear Hoops, Knsbs * Drops !;
Corne.ian, Pebble and piaiu Cold Watch
Seys; co seals; fome Of new and elegant pat
terms, aud aIrnol every other article IN thi,
-6ne
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Forks, Razors, extra
piss Pea Kaives fcifou feel fnufers;
8vaTioHs kinds and prices.
hair WORK.
Bracelets Neck Chains Far Hoops and
Watch CHAINS Of various aud elegant patterns
GILT WORK.
Elegant Ceftor CIsfps; large af1ytment
Of Watch Keys, seals and Chaios &c &c
AJ6, Of bis 91uz nrunntd6fure,
Warranted Gold Necklaces, from 5 10 2
dollars per Rring fOup Ladies; Table and
Tea fpoOns; fugar Tong falt lPoons Of
newell patterns; Cold Watch Chains < Keys
6iver do; ThimbieS; Hooks and Rings, &c.
IN addition TO the above, he has an aflort-
ment CT Morocco Pocket BoO.s; elegant
Yurfes; various patterns of Tortoise lheil &
Horn Combs; Tooth Brnfhes and aImoG
every other article 10 his hne
The above articles are OF tHch a quality,
aud will 5e put az fuch prices, as W. he thinks
meet lhe appreciation Of bis culfOmeTs.
PsytaaS, Dee !? GO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-14
NOTICE J

THE fuhfrriber has removed from Bidde.
ford TO B96Os, and has opened an Office
for The practice Of the Law III No. Is, CONT
ot'et--He will endeavor TO traniad with f.
deity all bulnels entrulled 10 his care.
TaH 7, SAINT. HUBBARD.