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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-12
Drusilla Evans.
A dnr'X Of 10 ,elt EVANS

We the subscribers, beirc
Stotk hoidcrs orthe BANK of,be United So
and ,ogctber IKE nronr;e,ors OF MOVE ,I,,n
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forlhe MARINE insurance Ioinp aiiy--1l6i
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AlexGa1Ysa and Fauquser
TURNPIKE ROAD.

T Office &c hereby gipen, That the Pre-
" sidtnt * Directors OF the road VIII Inect
At l,cnt,avl4le, OH the first d'y CT February
'ncxt, at / 2 O'Clock, TO receive proposals ana
contract for the making Of five miles OF pave
nenl, to commence ct the Little River
Turnpike Road at point al that time to Ds
asrSes upon,
by order Of the Board,
Bernard iooe, cen. Pr.
January !. colstFcb
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Notaee as hereby gave21,

Pursuant to dccrctaI order OF Fairfax coun-
ty court, made on the Oath day Of August,
1910, will be sold, at pubic sale, to the
highest bidder, on the refnises, on Tues
dav, the twelfth day Of February next, if
fair: ifnot, on the next fair day ON cre--
di, of twelve months-the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security
Sundry improved land one uni4n-
inproved) Luis, in the town of Colchester,
AMI three acres Of LAND adjoining the said
town and some of the lots aforesaid, which
William Thompson, late of the county aforc.
said, died seized of: Also sundry personal
property belonging TO said William Thomp-
sons estate.
Attbs same time and blace s0;N also be
sold, on the same terms,
The right ve.ted in the said Thompson,
of, in, and to, two unimproved LOTS in the
city Of Washington, ard district of Columbia,
and one thousand acres of LAND, situate in
Harrison county, and state ct Virginia
These sales arc marie for the benefit Of the
said 1'homnson's creditors in said order men
toned. The title papers, &c. Will at the
time and place Of sale be produced. The
purchaser ON the execution of proper bond,
viii receive deeds ~ the landed property.
Richard Radcliffe,
nj. c &. Fairfax county.
NorE- 1t is expected that the creditors or
some person for them, will attend
r. X. !
December o.. 2awts
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First drawn ticket,

The first drawn ticket on the Goth day,
200 tickets--No. 600l to $500; the lst day,
no, 62oi to 500; and the 22d day, No. $50
to $500, inclusive and should either OF the
numbers appropriated as the prize on those
days, be- the first drawn number on either Of
those days, then the next drawn number not
within the numbers of that days prize, will
be entitled to the 200 tickets as the first drawn
number, subject to the. deduction aforesai..
Prizes PAYABLE at the Bank OF Delaware the
next day after the same shall be drawn.
The object o: this Lottery. 1t IS presumed,
is already known to the public, to whom the
Managers feel themselves under an oblsa-
ton TO acknowledge the very spirited support
and patronage the former class received.-
They look up with confidence 70 the same
liber.l public for that continuance OF support
70 which SO useful an establishment is entl-
ted.
The advantages Of the present scheme of
the second class TO those who adventure with
the prospect OF gain. it is prcsumed are
equal to Any ever yet offered to the public.
Tickets at the loo price q S doAs.'!
One tickes may draw E4o,0oos
There are only 10000 tickets, I'd not two
and half blanks to prize. VIII draw 500
tickets each drawing making only 81 draw
ing days.
From the foregoing considerations, toge-
Their with the great demand f3r tickets, toe
Commissioners are encouraged to announce
thar this Lottery will positively commence
drawing on the first Monday in June next.
Such Prizes as ase not demanded within
, months after the drawing shall be fnish~a
Will be considered as a generous donation 10
the institution.
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! his is to give No,ice.

That Inc sui,scli5cr, ct ,lcxa.rlria COUNTY.
IN the Dls,ri~t Of Columbia, hath oI,taissd;
from the Orphans Cour, Of sad co,la,r
letters OF administration on lie pe5sti.j
estat, Of Ectft Erans, Ia.c oi tie c,r,,
ty aforesaid, deceased--i!i persons ka,.
ing GAINS aSaii,si tic said estate uie here.
by warned 10 exhibit he sane, villa the
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, q,
or before the sstil day {: June next, or they
may bv law be eSc!uacd trcla ali bcnefi, 10
said estate, all hose indebted ,berclo are
required 10 make i.nmeda,e payment.
Given under my hard this s9th cay &C
Deccmbers 1910.
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ORPHANS COURT,
Alexander Moore, Res.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandrla county,
in the District OF Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court ct SAID county,
letters OF administration on the personal
estate of William l.cnter, late of thc county
aforesaid, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exiaIt the sane with the youch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, Oh or before
the 18th esv Of June next, or they may by
law be excluded from al! benefit to said es-
tate, and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under M hand this 10Th day Of De-
cember, 1910.
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3454 Prizes
1886 Blanks
$4,000 Tickets, at S Dolls.

Not two and a half Blanks to a Pr,ze.
SUBJECT to deduction Of Is per cent.
Parf OF Tie a5ove Prizes zvlU be determined as
fotlozcS:
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Public Sale.
Januxry ]

Pursuant to d decree CT the county court OF
Prince William, the undersigned COM
ln'ssioncrs, will proceed 10 SELL at public
sale, at the court l,ou.e OF i'auqu'cr coun-
ty, on MONDAY, the 26tll day OF No
yember next, upona credit OF mouths,
A TRACT OF LAND, containing $50
"A acres, lying in Tie county OF Fauqniei,
within hals annie of The Thoroughfare Mills
upon the road leading from Ashby's Gap 10
Alexandria. There is a, good Mill Scat upon
the land s large Stone aIil House, wtich
with little repair may be made lit for grind
ing. Bond with sppro,ed security viii be
required Of the purchaser.
Philip Harrlion,
VIM. a. G. Dade.
Dumfries, Oct. 1922. eo3w.
az The sale Of the above property
is poltponed until MONDAY, the
18Th Of January, 1911.
December " StaWts
ORPHANS COURT,
Alexanar;a Cz1u,ty, December lum, 1910.
ORDERED.
That the administrators of lillian Lente,
deceased &c, insert the following advertise.
ment three times in each week lortWo weeks
in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
A Alexander Moore. Rec.
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Elizabeth Senaple,
AdmiaistratriX of WIN. Lcnter.
Notice is hereby given
IT, ,ba C.,rk6oLL,.p p + ,be Rn1s of 5Le,.or

NOTICE Is I!STtDy given
To The SsockAo!eers e The Bank Of d!eaan-
Gria,
THAT tz7, election 7viN be held az the court
& house in tAis tozva, on the third Monday
in January neat, ior the fan'7lose 81 chusinS
nine directors for Tire ensuing gear osreca6ly
30 charter.
By order Of the President. and Directors,
Garden Chaplin, Gather.
December 20 co
The Printers Of the Virginia Csz tie, at
Richmond, the Virginia Herald, Frede
ricksbu,g andWinci,es,erGazette, Winchrs-
ter, are requested to publish the above.
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ORPHANS COURT.

!. UKFHANS COURT,
1ieasndria Cennty, December Term ,s,a
GRDEREE, ~
aAat tire administrators of Robert Tyars
deceased, do insert the follow ns as,ep.;..
saaent three times Ia each week for w, 49, 1922
in the Alexaadria D lily Gazette.
lest.
Alexander Moore, Req.
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GRlFFlFH C OlLAhY,
Gorner Of King e Rofnt streets,
OFE'ER FO.q S..LE,
Csnpowdcr !
ln!p;rlal
Hyson S.FreSh Te&g.
Yeurg Tyson and
Hyson Ska
White and Green Coffee
Loaf, Lu mp and Muscovado Sugars
London Z ,tlcular Madeira, Lisbon, Sles~
ry & Malaga Wines
Claret in cases Of dozen e2cll
Jamaica, Antigua ANA New l,MgIaul Rlul
Cognac and Peach Brandy
Holland and Country Gln. Rye " hiskcg
Patent Sho from treble B 10 no. n; + aa3
FF Braudywine GunpowGcr; OIL ;Hnts -,
Mould * Dipt Candies in boxes Soap: Mo-
-Iasses Chocolate, No. AID Raisins and
Currants Nutmegs; Cinnamon; ,,a,ey
Cloves; Pepper; Alispsce Ginger; Mao
der; Copperas; Indigo; Fig Blue; M'f.-
tard Sweet Gil in bottles; ONyss IN ia:s
and bottles; Basket Salt; Pl'tn,s ! t;ses ia
loxcs Goshen Cheese Leasing i.ihes I'D
Bed Cords Cheaiag Tobacco; ilagaGa ~
gars Snuff; Spinning Cotton Siitcrs ana
Dcm;johns &c
December o. GR iagc6w
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NEW YORK SHOES.

1ust Prcrivra,
Ladies' fashionable kin & Morocco Shoes
from Jaryis's mandatory.
Also, Shoe Ornaments.
On hGiW.
1000 yards Domeaic Linen, loS
fo cash 81 approved credit.
S. & d. REED.
Dececaber q 60
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BRADFORD AND INSKEEP,

AND
MOSES THOMAS, Philadslhdia'
IsSesp and Bradford, New,Yofk ana
EY;ihaas II Mseany, Boston:
rRoposE TO PUBLISH
TIE CELEBRATED ATLAS or
dr. PIE1EaToN,
Now publishing in Loudonin quarterly nun
hers.
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John Rumseys
DIR. E. a. Smith,
DIR. George Monroe,
DR.. John Brinkle,
Aaron Poulson,
William Hempmll,
Daniel Lowber,
Thomas Duff,
$50. Managers.
To either of whom letters, post paid, in
closing money for asy number Of tx kets,
will be duly attended to.
Tickets for sale by
r. GRAY,
Bookseller.
December IS. eoAs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
French Imbressn7ent.

On the first page of this paper our
readers will find list of American YES
sells, captured By the French aud con-
demned at Danlzic by Bonaparte. But
this is not the worst oft I'VE under
stand, by gentleman lately arrived
from the North Of Europe, that the
crews ofthese vessels mot even except
ing the mates) were impressed by the
order Of the friend Of America 2
marched to Antwerp, and are now " de-
prived Of their liberty" aud arc " slaves
on board The French Bmpe.or's ships
at that place. This exceeds any con
duct Of the British, bad as they are.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
Eie0,

In Washington, IN. c. Capt. FRANCIS
W1NTER, of sch. Murre Of Providence a
a native If Bath.
Ia Marlboro, 31st. Capt ABEL MAYN-
ARD, Il. So Truly an amiable man good
officer, and valuable citizen. Whilst pas.
slug the heads of his oxen one Of them pas
sed his born near the bottom Of the ahso-
mcn, and instantly threw him on the back
Of the other OK In this horrid position he
struggled several seconds, with the horn IN
his bOdy...He survived the distressing ca.
'astrophe about 43 hours-OA The 81 inst.
his remains, attended by an unusual con.
course of mourners, were inferred with mil
itary honors-
Al Francestawn, 23I ult Mr. John E Full
Ter, ~ 25- This worthy young man enter
ID Dartmouth College in Sept 1910, with
gOodly nros, ec.s q proficiency and future
usefulness but soon fading his Lealth on
the decline, wss obliged TO leave College,
and return 10 his home where II ingeied
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

ostAese c26lH8 have been hurried into
eternity and fourth accident, but
little less fatal, has taken place within
the same period, in which several men
were misera5ly mashed TO death by the
capslzing of a gun on board oi one Of
them. Were American seamen placed
on board Of proper vessels Of war, and
there met their deaths gallantly defend
ing their flag although we might
drop tear 10 their memory, yet we
should be cheered by the reflection that
they had fought and died like men -
But when accounts like the above reach
our ears, we are ready to exclaim with
veteran tar on the occasion" Would
10 God that those who planned and who
sill persist in this species Of naval de-
fence, were compelled to man these
boats themselves. Perhaps no other
plan could be adopted which is so well
calculated TO break down the lofty spirit
and daring repidity Of seamen, as
that which has been resorted to by our
valorous administration--conslgning
them to certain death and disgrace on
board oi GHn-B0atS - Charleston TAP
Halifax, Oct 23.-The ship Orion and
cargo Capt. Saith, from Virginia. bound 70
Heligoland, was condemned this day at the
Court Of Vice Admiralty, for breach Of
blockade and concealing papers.
"Tha following American vessel are now
lying here detained, viz ship Laurel, briggs
Express and Dove. The trial of the Lsu-
rel will come on the 18Th, and it is the
opinion she will be condemned; the trial Of
the Express will follow ~ xt ia course the
brig Milo and cargo will be sold on the
26.h.
Flour is scarce at this place, st Is dol
lars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

On the practice Of the British COM
mandcrs, in imp essing American ma
tive citizens, we have always 'eX9tess-
ell our uniform opinion, that il is one
of the greatest of outrage ; but shall
always consider it our duty, 70 detect
all attempts, 70 palm upon the public,
Englishmcn, for Americans o. the
idea that the government Of tots coun-
try is insulted, when Englishmen are
taken from on board our merchant
men. With this view we mentioned,
in late Gazette, that we were inform
ed, by those well acquainted with Nm
JLn,ea, whom the Argus stated as be-
ing impressed, and on board the Brit
ISM brig La Franchise, was an English
man. In reply, the Argus, instead Of
producing evidence that James is ma
tive American, publishes a rhapsody Of
invcCtivc, and false insinuations, that
we CountenanCe British impressment.
But we have no disposition to altercate
respecting this man, or do him an in
jury. fit can be proved that lie was
born in this country, we shal! readily
correct the statement 10 ascertain the
truth, as far as il our power, We appli-
ed 70 the editor Of the Argus, for the
proof Of James citizenship, and when,
and from what vessel lie was impress.
ed. Al the account he could give was,
that one Cornelius Bulier, Of A" stone
paddie" memory, had informed that he
saw a man in New PROVIDED &C, who
said lie was impressed, and wished 70
get clear and have his situation made
public. The Argus sta,es, lie served
an apprenticeship at the rope making
business, in Albany, and married il this
town. This is no proof Of citizenship.
We can produce the declaration OF per-
sons Of undoubttd veracity, in this
town, 70 whom James himself declar-
ed, that he was sn EngGshman This
we should suppose was conclusive.
We have been thus particular Ia e.
vince to the public, that we have STA.
ted nothing, but what we had abundant
evidence TO believe correct. Sill il is
not impossible, but that there may be
two persons by the name ot Wihi1m
James, who follow the SEE, from this
port. Il either Of them is al .Ameri-
can, we as sincerely hope ~ III regain
lis liberty, as does The Cdi,0r IF Tie Ar
gus, or any Of his fYicyds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

Particulars o. Loss a Gun Boat No. 2.
From CHARLEsroN, 5. {. Oct. g
The III. =. Gun Boat No 2, Schooner rig
Eed under the command Of Mr.. Lippincoit
sailed from this port Oh the 29.h ult. bound
ID St. MIry's. On Friday morning Alb inst.
they made Csmberl4nd Island. bur being
unable to prOcu plot, thcJ at night stood
Of, weather very bad, and high sea-on
Saturday morning, Tie wind Incl eased 10 q
heavy gale from N. N T.. the vessel was
hove 100 under q trey sail with her head TO
the eastward ABOUT III 4 M the gale IN
creasing, took III the trey sail, ard III about
Eve minutes aIer a heavy sea broke on
Dvard, winch hove the boat on her beam
ends-they Immediately attempted TO cut
away the mast, bat that part of the crew
which was below, ID their alarm, forced O.
pen the hMches, which had len secured
early in tie gale, and the Gun boat instant
II flied and went down. Several Of the
crew attempted 10 save themselves from I'M
stant death, by cling ns to The i1stiog
sweeps, spars, &c but one only Of the nHm-
brr escaped 10 tell lie mourntull tsie iii
lie rest, af.er S.rugB ing awhile with The
waves, shared the ta,e Of those who went
down with The vessel. The man saved Is
III zlcd ] I'm Tier and what y, very re-
MA k4Lie, he Vas one Of the meh saved
from he wreck Of Gun Boat No. i57, lost
On CI lesion Bar l7th MAJ last. This man
was clicked up the next day, after having
been % hours upon an oar, by capt Gould,
of the sch. Dolly, Of Rhode Island, and iAn
ded al Amelia Island. Tie names OF the
persons lost are John L. Lippincott, &C
tirg master, q naive II Pennsylvania
lanes w Cumming, u,.dshipman, ct VII
minrtou n c. John Todd, do Of this Ct
" Francis ay Tor, do do; Sa.suel Libert,
do. do Samuel Robertson. Doalswain
William Wright, gunner Thonss King,
purser's stewart Samuel Cameron, carpen
ter; MR.. K Smith, a native of Liverpool,
going on 10 her husband, who is = c4rpen
ter in the u. s. service; and about p sea
men.
We trust il God that this additional
immolauon OF our fellow creatures, will
satisfy our rulers OF the lmpollcy (not
to say wickedness) Of sending these
wretched machines upon the ocean ; and
thereby consigning our unfortunate
seamen TO certain destruction. ] his
is The third instance, within q few
il which whole crews On boarc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
.Ds0rttan0,
MONDAY, November IL, 1911.

Monday, November IL, 1911.
We are still destitute Of foreign in
telligence of moment. Capt. Peart,
arrived al Boston, from Russia, states,
that he spoke, the day after leaving Ell
sineur, Sept. %, ship Argus, Barnes,
from Cronstadt and Copenhagen, for
Baltimore. Capt. B. had sailed from
the latter place, in company with the
ship Mary, from Kiel, for Baltimore,
armed with guns and which ship
had sunk one Of the small French pri-
vateers cruising III the Sound, and eve
~ soul on board had persisted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

THE fubfcriber informs his friends that be
L has taken convenient room, in the brick
building nearly oPPo6te the head of High
ltreet, where he expects 10 open School in
the courle Of the Preient week for the in
ltruGioR of youth, in Reading, Writing, Ar
ithmetic, Englifh Grammar, &c.
His School will confilf of fniaII dimited)
number, and he fatters himfelf he fhal be
able 10 give fatisfaction 10 thofe who may
with to place children under his care. Terms
made known by applying %
|. WESTON.
II. B. An Evening School will be opened
at the fame plAce--for particulars apply as
above. NoV. B 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11

with fo.titule and patience, lh5lEh all his
temporal prospects were cat oft, ~ the PSI
when he WAS called 10 Ma9 b9une j,om
scheHce 10 tYuue'ier reiHYnS-iiis coupAtuDHs
aud acquaintance know his worth, feel las
loss and revere his memory Blessed be
God, who ordereth all things for his own
glory and the best good If his creatures.
In L2nslnburP, \ Hon NATH IHLRs-
TON, formerly Senator from Essex county
70 he General court, aged So Ills K mains
were inferred Al Bradford, by The side 81 six
deceased w.vts, leaving the Sevc..ih u Ia
n,ent be loss Of an aiiec,ionate husband.
In lh.s town, Mr. Peter Thomas, sged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
TAKEN UP ADRTFT

ON Wednesday the 6.h inf about miles
dllanoe from Portland LAghs, Yawi
Boat, about feet long, and whire bottom.
The owner may receive her again Nv proving
property and paying charge4-Apply 20
GEORGE KNIGHT.
Cape EinzGeib, Ne. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
T.. GREtLY.

Han for sale, al No J, Long R'barf
100 chefs Souchong Tea
90 do Hylon Skin
40 ba'es Cotton-lO 900 WI Coffee
hhds. Rum-2o0 quintals Filh
500 boxes Herring
200 boxes Soap
40 pieces RufIia Sheeting
800 hbls Meis, Cargo No. ], 2 & Beef
$50 bbls. Pork-2OO hhds Salt
90 boIes Chocolate
CORDhGE, &c. Nsv. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
preSidt S Mcssqre.

We hope TO BE- able ID give cur rea-
dtrs the Presidents Message in our
next number, We hope to co this be-
cause il is document that the people
are anxious 10 stG, and not because We
think that i Will AFFORD any substantial
Information whatever. 2 he message
OF the President is not now WHAT itNae
IN the days III WASHINGTON. Y clear
and lucid exposition ot our political "
htions bot Kind Of coll C.i0n, Oh
presImptloGs, hyPothesgs and COMIC
lures, predlCated upon OF e!s1 absolute
liz onusdiciory - state ~ facts which
the people arr not permitted 10 know
and which are solely within the knUwJ.
edge OF the President aud lis advisers.
The Governor aul Council Viii meet
this day, in Boston The dIvs being
short, and there being three or -four
iederalists yet remaining in office, we
presume the honorable body will be &C
cupied, during The winter, in removing
them, and supplying their places. It
IS true, the hon. Governor and Coun.
al, have already put the Common
wealth to an enormous expense, and
have been three or four months in ac-
conplishing what might have been
done IN as many weeks, and had better
not have been done at ail-But what of
thatf The longer they arc il doing
thelr work, the more effeclually il viii
DC done /; and the Commonwealth is a.
be to pay them for their services. Be.
sides, they have had such an abundance
ST merit, cropping about the council
chamber, that it was impossible to re-
ward il all III a moment. and even
low, there are many good men for
lad5es, clerks, sheriHs, county-atior-
neys, &c. &c. who, AFTER having re.
manned il Boston, I'LL they had expeu-
dod the last cent Of their property, have
absolutely been compelled u return
home without obtaining any appoint
lpsnt, 81 which they could exclusively
devo,e their patriotic souls and seryi- !
crz = Ing dear pcop!e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
WANTED

A BOY cf about IA years Of sge IN fmall
4 famiIy--One that can bring good recon
mend atoms, will meet with enconrag cement,
md have The privilege Of attending lchooi
ha.f of his time One from the Country
would be presere d.-Euquire OF he printer.
Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
Book Auction.

On Friday next, I5tb infant, at 10
O'cbck 4. NJ. at fh Offices Of 5.
M'LelIan o i. Fletcher,
A Valuable collection of Books among
which are many modern publications --
In addition 70 thoGe on baud, they are ready
70 receive others previous to the day of ac,
which will be inferred in the Catalogue.
N09. I I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-11
William Swan.

No 3, Uaioa RorD, A1illle A. set.
HAS FOR SALE,
20 chefs Of 6rh quality Of Souchong and
Green Teas
40 bales Of prime upland Cotton
Boxes Of white Sugar
Be(t manufactured Tobacco
Rum-Cin--Salr, &c &c &c.
Together with an additional fock of
European and India G9adJ,
which will be fold for Cath or on credit a,
reduced prices. Nov. IL