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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-25
Just Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

An account OF Expeditions to the Sources
efthc Mississippi, and through the Western
parts Of Louisiana, to,the source o! tbs Ar
ka.saw, kans La Platte, and Pierre jam III.
by order OF tie government
Of the United States during The years 1901
1906, ami 1907
IND II TOUR THROUGH
The interior Ports Of New SPAR,
When contracted through these Provinces
~ o"dcr of The Captain General. in the yer
sa7--by MAJOR 4 NJ. Pikr--iilustrs!cd
with Maps ard Charts
Price with the Plates sepera,e. SIS r.
Di;o with the Plates bouad Ia CT. 3
DITTO 10 eoatd., co
or subscribers WI plcasc csn !or sacI'
copies.
JusT RFcEiYan,
A supply of Carey Family
Bibles, and ddgate'5 Muse.
July 10 Il 6.
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FIFTY Dollars Reward.

SCA?ED from me on the first OF Sep
r. tember last, on roy way to Kentucky,
a nero fellow bv the name of Dandiage.
well known in this toun and reis hterhood,
where he has a vile and children. VIII
give the above reward and all reasonable
charges for spprehending and securing said
fellow in the Jail of Washington city, SO tina,
/ r.t him again Information to be lodged
with Mr.. James Guilalt, at the Indian Queen
tavern, Alexandria.
John Burks.
D..smL.r col L
Printing neatly executed at
this Office.
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ORIGIN IL.
Family MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lee's Worm Desire ing Lszepses.
This medicine is superior 10 any ever Of
tered 10 tic public, bcirg inne cent and mild,
certain and eAicacious in its operations.
Lees Eiirir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
ssthmas and particularly the vhosping
cough so destructive to children
J res Essence y Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure Of Rheuma.
tism, govt, palsy, Sprains, etc.
Lee's Grand ReSforaiUr,
Proyedby long experience TO he unequal
ed m the cure of nervous disorders, con-
sumptio1s, loMness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
LEES dnt;- 6iRous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant levers.
Les .Sope,sigr Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an ANAL IDLE remedy
at one application
Lees Lataii5le Ague y Fever Drehs.
For the cure of asues, remittcnt and IN
tcrmittent feye%.
Les Genuine Persia. Lof;on,
Gel. brs.cd for the cure OF ringw orms, tet-
crs, etc
Lre's Genuine Eye Water,
An eGectual rc medy for ali diseases in the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lte's 7ooth-.9ehe Drohs,
Lst;s Corn Plaster,
Lse's DamQsk Lip Salpe,
Ies's Restorative. Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne Flair,
For the cure fevery kind Of head ache.
The Indian Vegetable ShecGc,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
Sold whole sale and retail, by the proprie.
Tor, No. 80, Pit-Street, Baltimore.
K GRAY, bookseller, King-sircet, and
Y. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, Alex2n'
dria
To country merchants and Others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount will
re given by the propre'ors.
To detect cnuntcrieits, observe each artl-
lie has. ON the outside wrapper, the sigma.
ture of MICHAEL LEE, snd 20
N. b. Al the places OF sale iEaY lie had
lgra'is) pamphlets containing recent and es-
,raordinaiy cases of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 90 law
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8 vols. svo the American edition VIII DC ~
vols $40; and will sell at haiithe price
of the former.
Subscriptions will be received BY the puo-
Usher, and by the principal booksellers
throughout the United States a.
Such as may become answerabie TOT tue
amount OF six copies, shall be entitled 10 q
seventh. ~,
Philadelphia, Nov. 1911. dsw:
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FOR SALE,

"HRFE LOTS or LIND, in the uppc'
/ part Of Fairfax county: part OF the es-
ta.e OF the late Daniel McCarty, OF Cedar
Grove.
No. l-Conta;ning SAT acres
No 2-Containing Ss7 acres, and
No s-Contoinilg $50 acres
This land is situate near the Potomac. a
the lower enc of M'Cartv's is;and, dls'an'
sr.m Alex ,ndra and George Town about "a
nilcs; one half of each lot is well timber
I'd Persons wishing to purchase will make
application to EDGAR McCARTY, at Cedar
Grove, or GEORGE MAsos, al Gunston
Fairfax County, Dec 1873 60
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA
nn.vp I8, 1915. -

DxcrMaEx Is, 1911.
THE Stockholders the Bank OF nea :,
aodria are hereby notified that an elee..o :,
81 T;rectors for the ensuing year, VIII
=. NH At the court housr, in this town. Oh
Nv, ~ third Monday lthe ie;h) January next,
], L. McKenna, t ;aInlsa
D,hr 10 dSt&cotl9thJan -
p-F Mr.. Davis, in Richmond sla W.
He,skell, in Winchester, are requested ~
;ose,t The above in their newspapers
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N o T I C E.

Tn pursuance of decree Of the titsh circuit
ofthe United States Court, Virginia us
trict, issued May term, 1904, IN case
between Trisuam Dalton, fldtn'.J' anu
Charles Ewell, defenaant-the SUBSCRIBERS
who are named as commissioners IN the
above decree, will on MONDAY, the 9th
day of January next, expose to SAFE 70
the highest bidder, at the Court house o,
Prince Will I'M County, in the town OF
Dumfries for ready mon, y
A Tract of Land, within ten
miles of the town of Oumfnes, situated ana
being on Quan,ico Run, containing 500 a
cres. 900 Of which is under lease tor three
lives, given by Bertrand Ewel', Esq. to Ben
Ia,niu Roe.
4LSO
Another Tract Of Land, con-
tanning $50 acrcs, in the comfy Of Prince
William, situated in the fJrk OF the road
ceadinp to and near Dum:ries, formerly the
property of Mrs Ehzabeth. Galua".
also,
Three Lots of Land, IN the
town ofDumfries. on Qaantico Creek, de :,
signated in plat Of said town as No leo, ioT'
and p.r Of 68, on one OF which los tnefe
formerly stood grnary.
Thomas Harrison,
Edmund |. Lee.
November l. avs.
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George w. P. Gusts.

Arlington House, Dec 23 "a 81
Fr TIE printers who have inserted the
former advertisement, will give this three
insertions and forward their counts.
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O. NEGROES.

THE SIKOES lately advertised by the
subscriber, viii be exposed public SAFE, at
Cen.revil!e. On hs70 ,ytar's-dsy, (unicss pa.
viously disposedoiI and Solo icr cash i. .ot.
10 suit purchasers. 1t is wished COMPANY
of Farmers II ON The aejace Ut counties. would
associate together & lake the wi.o:c. There
re many very valuable hahes, first rate
Blacksmith, an excellent SHOEMAKER and
of the number offered nearly one half are
men: f.bou, 81 VIII be offered Tor SALE
For term, o purchase the whole at en- avt-
rage, previous to first OF January. please ap.
ply TO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10

IL ,hc Gerry furnace 0l FEDERALISM, and nct found
wanting. Tue, CAHfsB'S .akrh.'
Tie Reods q Esbormems-May the impartial.
~ OF their conduct, secure county the ines
unable blessings derived from Agriculture, Mama
isc,ure and Commerce, which is the stone OF
American Independence
Tune, .9aiericu, Cosme' &c and Freedom
S. TIE United States" Peace, Commerce, and
Honest Friendship with all nations, entansng alii-
ances with none"
Tune, Jefferson and Litersy'
6. RhoGe-Ls'ana-Lke The sun, though partially
cchpsed by the %: aris,ocracy, 1t only serves 70
make her transit the more glorious.
Tune Rhode Island Quick Step
Z. James Fcmer--Thc man whom a maje;isy of the
people delight To honour, though he has been dis
placed 10y venal and corrupt iacion-his services
IN the cause of Republcansm will ever secure him
the support OF Freemsn
Tune, Hearts ef Oak
ahe memory Of hsse Heroes rvho foughf and bed
tn lie Cause Of .imeroan he,!eten9enoo-Though no
marble point out the spot which is consecrated to
their memory, yet every American boSom is mau-
solcum TO departed worth.
Tune, Dead .Narch in Som'
y. 7GmmGns-The patron of our Ordcr-May We
always endeayour initiate those principles OF vir
tue and benevolence which characterized his con-
duct. Tune, Indian Chef
10. Commodore Podgers--ln maintaining the hon.
our Of the American flag, he will ever receive the
support of true Americans.
Tune, 'Isros post meridian
IL. Great n, hai,i--' the worlds last hope'-May
foreign tyrants and domes,ick traitors be grapped
10 this 'tast-anchoivd isie,' and share its fate.
Tune, Go TO he De7ii'
-. TIE OrciOr Of The day--Armed with the spirit
OF Repubicsnism and the breas, plate of Truth, he
has, like David Of old, pierced the orhead of the po-
hucfl Goliath. Tune, Hail Coiu,n5ia'
Is. Tie .iaeriean Fair--Alay their smiles be
eius'vely bestowed upon the supporters of American
Independence, and their reward the satisfaction of
having ex,erminated the anglo-federl breed from
the sell consecrated to Liberty.
Tune, R'n'di Fsaeity.'
a number of other patriotick volunteer
Ioasts were given, when she company retir-
cd at an carly hour, in perfect harmony and
good oii!cr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10

In this town, on the Cd inst Capt. ELISHA Law.
TON, III the 10Th year of his age, after long and se
we're sickness. lie sustained good character thro'
life and was respected by all who knew him. Ills
remains were Inferred on Thursday last with Tam
manal honours.
On Thursday last, in the Goth year Of her age,
Mrs. MARY GODDARD, alter y long lingering fit o.
SIC knoss, which she bore with christian patience anal
torude, In her, her family is bereft of an aiIcc-
tona,e sister, her Kindred Of beloved relation,
her acquaintances OF an endear,d friend, and the
(friends) Sc tciety, of which she was a member, Of
anornament-She has exchanged the troubles OF this
world for the full ruition Of heaven.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10

Lisbon papers to the 9th May were received yes
tcrday by ship 1aiLot, capt Kemton, who arrived at
Salem from Lisbon Sailed Goth My. The papers
give OF another battle being fought at n
b,ehero, the 10th Nun, between the French army
under Sour, and the combined armies under Mar
shall Berc,ford Caslanos, Blake, CSC. in which it
was calculated that the French lost 1000 men, and
the combined armies 4JJ0--vcry few prisoners were
taken, because they fought desperate on both sides
The French army consisted of 25,O0O, between )
and 1000 of which were cavalry The French had 3
generals killed and wounded Rnpin and Ga=ar are
among the kilPd. Gen Hongkton OF the combrn'd ar
nv wss killed. Gen. Mew0rs and Cole wounded.
The + ~ ich began their retreat the following day.
and the allies followed them. Marshall BeveyTord
displayed his grea; military talents by appearing
wherever there was danger Afrench officer came
up to him ard summoned him to surrender, but
Portuguese drsgoon killed him on the spot
Marshall BeresjsJd writes on the 9th May that he
had invested Ba6joz on both side, and began To
open the trenches ani il was thought he would be-
gin 10 batter the town on the I1th .uay.
Ill Uelingson writes from Jiia Fsvnoso, 1jtl,
.frv, that the fortisc atoms Of .di'ncdg had been
blown up by its garrison, previous to their forcing
their way through the combined forces, in which
they succeeded with some loss
Boston Patriot, Juiy Sd 1871
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the Anniversary of American independence was
celebrated 10y tho sons of Tamman,, in most splcn-
did manner al Rehoboth, Mass. The Panther Tribe,
WAS ioincd by the Beaver Tribe, from Providence. A
procession was formed in Tammanial style, consist
mg ot nearly one thousand o,lzcns, accompanied by
band of musick, which moyed To the Baptist meet
mg-house where the Throne of Ggace was addressed
by Elder Hicks, the Declaration of ndo pendenoe was
read by Mr. Hodgos, st Taunton, and Grafton, re-
plctc with pstro,ick sentiments and sound republ.
can doctrine, was delivered by Mr. Raymond, of Nor
ton. Near SIX hundred persons sat down To sump-
tuous dinner; and, amidst saiutcs of cannon, APP
propriate number Of patrotck toasts were drank.
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CHiy.6LRY. HoRsEEyJpS sc.

The Aurora thus explains the matter, which the
Federal Republican converted into AN attempt 10 as
sass.natc John Randolph
what object could any man have for assassinating
John Randolph 1.-The truth of the story, however,
is this, that young gentleman of the same name
himself, and disant relation, falling in company
with hlm at a race IN Nirg inia, the young would
not brook the superclious nsoence OF this would be
bashaw, and seizing switch, beat John RandopD
with 1t. John wen, in search of a horsewhp, with
view of wipmg oil the disgrace, and he struck the
young man with the whip, who thercupon assailed
master Jsokey, Knocked hin, down, and beat him in
severe manner. The young gentleman is said 10 be
ahro.her of Thomas Msn Randolph, formerly mem
ber OF Congress, and distinguished for his eloquent
Grafton ON the infamous Yazoo fraud"
villain OF the name OF Marian Bercau,
Portuguese, born in Lisbon, has been de-
iec,ed AZ Charlestown, 5. c. and committed
10 prison, for an assault upon Mr.. Lee Mai
tre, for stealing nine bales of. Cotton, and for
attempting 10 FIRE that city.--He was detect-
cd in the ac, of attempting the latter crime
by the city patrole, and when asked what ho
did II for. he replied for his pleasure.
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Btark Iisr
IContinued from our last.
OF BRITISH IAIPRESSA1EN NI'S, 81

Charleston, IS. c } Jric r.
The following statement banded Us by sea-
man who states himself to be the person mentioned
IN last Mondays Gazette, under the Baltimore head,
concerning whom the Collector of Baltimore wanted
information
"JAAlES HARVEY, native of RhodcIsland, in
forms the publick, that he was one of the THIRTY
FOUR AMERICANS impressed at Liverpooiin .Ndy,
1910, all Of whom sent their Projections to WM.
LYMAN esq. the Consul in London, as JAMES NAV
RY, esq the Consu; in L,1erpooi, could do nothing
for them. Mr.. LYMAN infor med them by letters,
that he would procure their discharge but this
Ill, for we were sent to Plymouth, where were
inspected by the Admiral of tha, port, and being
considered as prime slaves for the British yoke all
of us we're separated on board Of different ships
JAMES STEWARD, of Bath and myself, were put
on board the .Mf,rd, "a We remained there un-
til February, 1871, when he after second attempt
made his e,cape--and n the llh of .2bri, was
sent on shore, in Cadiz where left their boat and
went on board the American ship Is;repid, about
p. VI The officers and crew being below at dinner,
I went into the hold, undiscovered by any one. The
ship sailed on the evening, and on the 18th OF
the same month, at IL, \. VI. went on deck, and
presented myself to the Captain, who was much
surprised, but commended ne for what had done (;
and from the kind treatmt Mt # Captain DAVIS and
his people, a rived after passage OF % d"ys, IN
this city.
left JAMES HAavEy, native of Raieyh { ".
e. } at CGd=, on board British Gi0i- Boat, No II,
the 1lh of .3brH last. lie had been impressed
from the 4h of June, 1910.
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p L " M Il MS mr..

Mr.. RAND respectfully gives notice, That he
AVA has commenced "a second class in teaching the
Arr OF WRITINC, in room near Mr. Yownsend's
Coffee. House. Persons of suitable age and common
genius may acquire fair, regular Hand Uriting by
the use OF twelve exercises, and half hour each.
Ladies may be accom- odated with Lessons at the
Writing Room, or at their Houses For further par
ticulaTs enquire at the Cohee-House.
Lln 10.
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IAMMANi SOCIETY, OR
COLUMBIAN ORDER.

A STATED Meeting of the TAM
4 n MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMnrAN ORpEp,
viii be held on TUESDAY Evening" Angus, 9th,
ibcing the 9th of The month Of " Fishes" in the
Season OF Blossoms" at the Council Fire, of their
Great Wigwam in the State House, precisely nc
the going down of the sun
by order Of NICHOLAS EAsToN, Grand Sdckcm.
WILLIAM SiMONS, Sccretayy
Season Of Fowers,
Month cf" Horns" l0h, July 10.
Fear IF Discovery, Sly
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RORERT S.l{2N's P.flfPKYE ET.

We present to our readers, in this days paper,
the refuaion Of the calumny of Robert smith, Esq
taken from the National bieiIseacer. BY what is
here exposed, We are induced TO believe the higher
the curtain is raised the a,rocious designs Of
that miserable pamphle,eer vii, he dragged into open
daylight and mistak en- il it does not event.
ually ttnn out that Mr. Smith is not only wrong, but
cuipabc in the highest degree. We shall continue
the rcfutation, as comes 10 hand.
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TIE Subscribers having been appointed by the
L Hon. Court Of Probate for the town of Nevp
Comm ssoncrs To receive and examine tho claims Of
the creditors of the Estate of
BENJAMIN PITMAN, JUN
late Of Newport, in the county of Newport deceased.
repre- sented insolycnt-Give notice that six months
from the date hereof allowed 10 said Creditors To
exhibit and prove their claims aud ths, We WI at
tend for tina, purpose, at our respective dwellings,
within said period
GEORGE HALL, Juy.l c.u,r;s.;o,e,s
EDWARD SlMM0NS,S
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requesccr
TO make payment 20,
REMEMBER PlTMAN, .iduani'fratr.r
Nsytori, JU! 10, isil
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For Sale, at BubAck Ancn n,
On TUESDAY, 9th August--at | o'clock,
III Mr.. Io~ssEND's CoGte-House,
T HAT valuable Farm. known by the
4 name OF the Harrison Farm, containing le0
acres, lying within mile Of Newport, Il. l. This
Farm is present in state of good cultivation the
fencing good, and the impro, ments Barn and Corn
House. The situation is pleasant and healthy, and
affords excellent site for navy-yaId; and from
lite discovery il is believed there is a valuable Mar.
bic or Soap Stone quarry said Farm
Conditions liberal, and will be made known at the
time aud place Of sale
For further particulars inquire Of
P.O. RICHMOND
.Neppor Jn!y 10, 1911.
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JOSHUA SAVER,
BAKER,

D.1AEN,
M OsT respectfully informs his friends and the
AVA pubick, that he has removed to his New
Boke-iouse, little TO the eastward of his former
stand, in Mill-sreet, where lie will keep oonst antly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually kept for sale.
Tor SALE as absuc--a few sets fashionable Chsirs
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere.
JRy 10.
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Thus il appears, that in less than 40 years,
the population Of the Republick will amount
to nearly tventy-sir millions Of souls. When
VIC consider the rapid growth of The Western
countries, and the vast emigrations from Eu-
rope, it appears probable that this calculation
will fall short of tho real number.
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From me Baltimore american.

HIS .HLjesty's ship Deonstation, 2
Caoa- Bay. Ifareh 81, 1871. )
SIR,
take the liberty tn write to you. 20 inform you Of
my situation, and OF my b,ing detained on ard
this ship and that have written several letters to
Mr. LYMAN in London, VINO has advised me to pro-
cure a duplicate protection from the Custom-housc
having, sent him my protection, which l received
from the Custom-house in 1910.
now write to you, hoping that YOU will send on
30 Mr.. LYMAN duplicate protection for me, If you
please, or letter myself board this ship, to
clear me Of this bondage and slavery, sb'thst can
return To- nv wife and fsmi'. Il is hard thing TO
&c away so long and not hear from any one, after
writing 50 many letters. thereby crave ycur assis
,ance In my behalf and reinaia your humble servant,
ROBERT NHEBELL.
RosERT PURvtAScE. esq. Br'lir1erc
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A del has been fought between Mr.. Poindcxter,
member of Congress from the Mississippi Territory,
aud a Mr.. Hunt The latter gentleman fell at the
first fire. and died in few days afterward.
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p0pULA7yoN or THE UNITED Sr.77'ES

AgrecabIy to the census Of 1900, the total
number of inhabitants was 5,26l,o67. In
1910, they amounted to 7,23o,42 .---In.
crease in 10 years., ,977 354 Allowing
the increase TO be in the same ratio, the num-
bers in four succeeding census will stand as
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10

The Essex ftgatc with Mr.. Pinckncy on board,
and the Minerva With Foster, arrived Annapolis
Saturday, 2Jth ut.
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SAFES az Huciion.
TOMORROW, az 10 o'clocL

TOMORROW, at 10 O'clock,
III GanSton 81 .Sha7u's office,
40 bhds. Cd, Sd, and 4th proof Rum;
10 pipes Gin;
10 halfpipcs Gin;
100 bags Coffee;
40 chests Iiysonskin Tea,
Is do. Soucbong do,
20 boxes Sugar;
10 kegs Tobacco;
10 bags Pepper;
10 do. Pimcnto.
Cranston u Shcp, aucfr5.
July 10.
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LONDON, May 16, 1911.

EoNDoN, My To- IoIIs
A letter m .NemeL, received by the .inhoh nail
of Yesterday, distinctly says" DO not believe a
word of wha, you hear of war be,wecs the two En-
pcrours---there is no founda,i for such rumours,
bu, in the hopes and wishes of gnorsn, and ntcres-
tad parties
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10

The Boston Palladium, o.
letter TO gentleman in this 10
May z, mentions that the sch Adyen.~
MarblChead, and Sally, Stevenson, al M.
Ill, brig Traveller, Pendcrgsst, OF Ncw.Yoik *
or, Ha@ley, Philadelphia Milo, johnson. Bsltimoie,
Atlas, Forbes. do. at b. 'rdeaux had been admitted,
with their cargocs, by His Majesty, condition Of
re-exporiing the value of their cargocs parity in
silks.
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NENPORr:
ANNIVERSARY FSTlVAL.
WEDAESDAY. july 10, 1911.

IN this town, the 35Ih Anniversary OF IL
merican independence was ushered in by the
ringing OF bells, and salutes from Fort VOL
cot, and the Artillery Company, under COM
niand of Ensign Tower. The American
Tag waved triumphant from different cmi-
nences in the town, and from the vessels in
the harbour. AT noon another salute WAS
fired at Fort Wolcott-and at sunset Tam
manial salute, of s. guns, was fired from the
u. =. Revenue Gutter Eogle, capt, LEE
three cheers were then given by the compa-
ny on board The Gutter, which were re spond-
ed by thousands from the shores. The wea-
ther was excessively warm. but the ardour of
Americans, on this asspicious occasion was
no, in the least degree abated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-16
NOTICE.

THE Subfcriber informs the inhabitants OF
Portland and its vicinity, that he has ia
ken the Store in Exchange T,est, at the fgn Of
the Boor, where he intends carrying on the
Boot q Sboe Making BghaeG,
IN all It's various branches.-1hoie who will
favour him with their cultom may depend on
having their work executed with neatnefs
and defpatch, and every favour gratefully
received by STEPHEN MINTIEk.
~ lie has on hand general ahortment of
gentlemens' Boots and Shoes; Ladies moroc
CO and kid Shoes Of different colours, very elc-
CANT children's fhoes Of all kinds and 6zee,
which he warrants TO be as good as any in
town or elsewhere.
P0rfianL Sebfembsr g.