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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-16
YEATON & CONWAY,

Haze received and offer for Sale,
so barrels New.York Prime Pork
20 do. No. l Beef
20 do. Rosin
90 do. Turpentine
so do. Tar
20 do. New-England Rum
Russia and Ravens DHck
Bar Iron
Seine and Sewing Irvine
And complete assortment of Ship Chan.
dlery.
June IL eo6w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-16

Just Received,
A trunk of Ladies newest fashioned Shoes.
ON HIND,
1870 bales prime Upland Cottons
boxes Carolina Indigo,
8 boxes low priced Chip Bonnets.
Shoes md Trunks as usual OF every de-
scription.
E. Gilman.
June %. cost law
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ID.
TEINTEEN MEN.

The whole number Of Directors o. the
Bank OF the UDited States is 25 it IN " All
ittended, which they never do, taifteen
would be a majority.
Ihe advocates OF the bank declare that
II its charter be not renewed, rum. e. IS.
alton and bankruptcy will oyersprca the
la0d.
Ii is therefore evident that, il denends
uFpn the whim. tIr humor, the cspric. er
the pethience OF Is men 10 say whGn the
fioodeaies VI Calamity shall be raised AMI
the Union inund ltei with the waters of
aft clilH.
Is this state Of things to be borne with
pdiencei Is il indeed come 90 this, that
TIE peace of the country and the happiness
81 thousands ot ianiEes are at the mercy
Vi thirteen men. and snail we fold our arms
a'd cay aiiteie more sleep ana little more
sium6er, Until TIC proud ed,hce of that
constitution, which its founders foDdiy no /.
PED would be immortal. shall fail IN ruins
upon our devoted heads!
suppose thJse ~ men TO be devoted TO
the Interests OF "A foreign and hostile coun.
Try suppose them tn depend upon the sub.
Jects OF that hostile country for their. own
&c -election as directors, and then smut your
eyes II you e2n 20 the evils which may be
al your quarry, under the gOverhne u OF
those tn'rtee0 Gi,ectors Of Bank, I rec
aitlis OF ths stock o. winch is owned b. 10.
rsigners. --Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Uldnesday, Jan. is.
Ra1lk o[khe United .St1,tc,.

6diif 81 The Onlted St0tcr.
Mr. Wright offered the following re.
solution:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be directed tolay before Con.
gress list of the DIrecto of,he Bank
of the United States and of the several
branches; and a statement OF the stock
held by Foreigners, and 10 what coun-
tries, and of the stock held by cil;zens
and in what states.
On the suggestion of Mr. Eppes, the
resolution was modified by adding to
the Information required, a stateinenr
oh. the specie deposited in the Bank OF
the United S.ntes and its branches in
the states or territories, distinguish ny
between the deposits OF the u. States
and those OF individuals.
On motion OF Mr. Burwell,
b. The House resolved itself into committee
Iof the whole on the bill 10 renew the charter
LOT the Bank OF the United States; Mr. w
Aston in the chair.
Mr. Burwcll moved to strike out the Fl st
section OF the biit-(i.e to try she psincipin.j
lie supported his motion in a speech o. L.yo
hours, IN which ne denied both the con i,i,u.
tlanality and eXpediency of the bill.
When lac concluded, the Committee rose 3.
reGorIed PROCESS; and tie Holse adioIcned
II little past !oar o'clock
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
ORLEANS TERRITORY.


The House resumed the considera-
ton of the bill authorship the people
of Orleans territory TO elect a conven-
ricn to form a constitution preparatory
to its admission iuto the union as a
free and independent state.
Mr. Qainey's motion Tor inde6nit.
postponcment still under consilerati-
on.
Mr.. Poindexter made speech of
considerable length in reply 10 the OBJ
servations OF Messrs. pltkin and Gum
cy made yesterday.
During the course of his speech Mr.
p. was twice successfully called to or
der by Mr. PEARSON and MIR SheEey-
but both calls 10 order being Withdrawn
before any decision on them by the
Speaker, they are not here noticed.
Mr. Gold next spoke half an hosr a.
gainst the bill Mr. Bibb few minotts
in favor of its Mr. Wright half an hour
on the same side of the question; Mr.
Key the same length of time against il
and Mr. Macon few minutes in re.
ply TO him.
TIE question was then taken on the
motion Tor indefinite postpone menr, &
lost, az follows: Ayes 2s-'.Noes 7s'
The question ON thepassase of,ae bill
was then decided as follows: Il ,es II
Noes IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Monday, 9dn. IA.
ORLEANS TERRITORY.

Tbs house resumed the ccnsiaerati
On ofthc bill for admit,ipg Orleans in
TO the union as state, &c.
Mr.. Pi.kin spoke against the bill.
Mr.. 3snsen spoke half an hour u
favor Gilt.
M. Quincy commenced a speech
against the bill, which he contends /;
uncoustitutional. lie had not proceed.
cd fat, when
Mr.. Poindexter objected to an ex-
precision which he had used, and Gale d
bim 10 order.
Blr. Quincy repeated and justified
the remark he bad made: which, to
save I'll nisreprehension, ne commit
ted 10 writing in the following words /:
-. Il this bali passes, it is my delibe.
rate opinion that it is virtually DISCO
lvtion OF this uuion; that it will free
the ststes from their moral obligation,
and, as i; will be the right of all, so it
viii be The duty of some, definitely 20
prepars for separation, amicably if
they eaa, Violently If ihey must"
Alter some E,tle copfu1ion--
Mr. poindext.r required the decisi-
or Of he Seeker whether it was con-
sisteot ei.h the propri ty OF debate to
use such 40 expre ssjon.. He SAID it
was radically wrong CIR any menaer 20
use arguments. gsing 70 dissolve the
E0YetaUent am tGDbie this body il.
self 70 dust AID sshes. Il wcuid be
found from The seDleman's statement
cf his l5ugua e, ttst he bad declared
the rieai OF any portion of'tae people
TO sepsTAie--
Mar. G1ibov wished the Speaker to
decide, ior il the gentlemen was per-
mitred TO debate the question, he
should lose ons half of bis speech.
Mr.. Poindexter said THAI BY tie in
terruption given him, he perceived the
CALLED Jade WINGED. rh question ne
wished to proroand 70 the chair was
th's--Wbether it be competent in any
member Of this house to iuvi,e any
portion of the people TO iosurrcction,
and, OF course, to a dissolution of the
unioul
Mr. Quincy. And !, sir, will make
tiis question lis il not the dut, of
member 20 state the consequences Of
. measure which appears Injurious TO
him! And the more pregnast the
measgre is with evil, is not tie duty of
stating it the more inpcrious Such
/ say will be the consequences, and
such aiean tc prove
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22


Mr.. Poindex.er wished TO know if
the gentleman had any more right to
debate the question than he had.
Mr.. Quincy resumed hi' seat; and
The Speaker (Mr. Varnum) decided
that great latitude in debate was gen.
orally allowed, and, that by way of
argument against bill The FIRST part of
the gentleman's observations was adj
MISSILE; bat the latter me mber of
the sentence, viz. &c That it would be
the duty OF some states to prepare for
a separation, ay=icab!y if they can, vi.
olently if they must" was contrary to
the order of debate.
Mr.. Lewis called for the decision OF
another question Of order, viz.-Vhe-
Their delegate holding seat in this
house by courtesy alone, without a
right to vote, has right to call any
member of the House to order?
MIR. Newton asked, For what a de-
legate was sent bcre, but to take care
CT the political rights Of the territory
he represented? And where he con-
ceived them to- be a,fs cted, as in this
case, he had certainly the same rights
as any other member.
The Speaker decided against Mr.
Lewis's appeal to ord-r.
Mr.. Macon expressed his wish that
the gentleman had 70. been interrupts
ed IN his speech, although 40 one was
more averse TO hearing any thing said
about the dissolution of the union than
he was.
Mr.. Wright wished that the gentle
man should now be permitted TO pur-
sue his speech.
The Speaker however having decid-
ed Mr.. Qoincy's observatiJ ns 10 be
CUT of order
Mr.. Qaincy appealed from his de-
cislon, and required the Yeas & Nays
on the appeal.
Mr.. Burweh said that the members
ofthe house were Responsible, not to
the hoose, bat1o th- ptopi= for the ar
gumeDti they used in debate that the
rules Of the house only applied 10 the
order and facility OF public busins ss,
aud not to the sentiments expressed
ID debate. lIr. BurweI said he
was far from i.npIyiug IN appreciation
OF the gentlemau's sentiments; buthe
thought they were G.atter altogether
between himself and his constituents.
Mr.. Colo quoted Jrlferson's Manu-
eli to slew that whatever WAS Said IN
debate of a disordsily nature should
not be noiced until the person using
such words had goas 29oogh with his
remarks.
Mr.. Pi1,ip, Mr.. Shelf Y, Mr. r hea,
aud several others rose to speak but
The speaker read the fale which pre-
rlades debase on an appeal from che
Speakers decision.
/ ne question was stated thus: els
ne decision oi Use Speaker coYrect!"
And decided A. iol.5ws: Ayes 53--
Noes Sc.
So the decision Of the Speaker was
evsTsed - vi. QaiacJ's observations
we're declared 10 u ia ofaer--ana he
NJ. q docy spoke near an hour aad
halt Iongee.
Naea he concluded,
Mr.. Garland said be had report to
,ake, from the comsit.ee o! enrolled
Ills, Of conhden.iM nature.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Tuesday, jan. Is.

The Speaker read a message from
the President Of the United Slates. re-
la,ivc To the consinge ut eApenc.s OF
government Tor 1910.
MIR. Eppes from the com,ait &C of
fore,gn relations, reported A bill sup
Elementary 10 the act concerning me
commercial intercourse between the
United States anu Great britain and
france, and FOR other purposes rhe
bill shall be given in Fridays Argus. 7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

A motion was made.to adjourn, and
lost.
The bill was ordered to lie on the
taa!e, and strangers were excluded for
few minutes.
RELATIONS WITH GREAT
BRITAIN.
When we were again admitted,
The following message, received in
the course of the dav, WAS read:
20 Tie Senate and Hoase OF Representatives f rhe
Uaifel Staies.
transmit to Congress copies of a
letter from the minister plenipotentia.
ry of TIE United States, at London. 10
the Secretary of State, and of another,
from the same, TO the British Score
tary for Foreign Affairs.
JAMES MADISON.
January 12,h, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
BALrfMoRE Ian. IA.

TIE ship Paciic ms arrived az New
York, fTom Liverpool, which she LETT Nov.
2ii Ia addition to the news containe IN
the private letters furnished us We arm
the French priyateets uniformly trea A.
.nericao vessels with the utmost polieors..
- most gosous conscrIption had oceh
ADOPTED IL hOuend al the males from "a
% p were dragged to the armies. The
ia'e knG Of sweden las rsacasd Engis.,d.
Nv. foss.
Exlract Of letter dated Liverpool 2)th
November, 1910.
Z" Tue me- ting OF Parliament has bsec
w ,s."~a 'Ae 9Th inst. & 70 taas period
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Gongre5S
HOUSE OF REPRESE MIA
TIVES.
Saturday,, Jan. II.

The House sat with closed doors
this day, from II O'Clock, the usual
hour of meeting, TIL nesr nine O'clock,
when the doors were opened and the
House adjourned.
During this days sitting, a message
# a confidential nature was received
from the Senaie, by Messrs. Clay and
Pickering, two of the members of tha'
body.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Mr.. Pinkney to Mr.. Smith.
I .ondon N,v * 1910

&AIs inkncy I'd Nir. Omltn.
SIR,
have presented second note,
of which copy is enclosed, to Lord
Wellesley on the subject of the or
ders,in council, under an impression
thar the state of the kings health (for
which beg to refer you TO the paper
herewith transmitted) did not render
it improper, and TIA. if it was not i'm
proper on that account, IL Was indis-
pensab.c on every other.
The day had gone by when the Btr-
lin and Milan DEGREES were 20 cease to
operate according to the commuaica-
ton made by the government of France
to the American minister at Paris, and
published in the Official Journal of that
government, and yet no step whatever
had been taken, or apparendy Thought
OF, towards the revocation OF the Bril-
fish orders. had received no ex-
PLANTATION ofthe reasons OF this back
wardness, and no such assurance, look
ing to the future, as could Justify an
opinion, that il would not continue.
Lord Wcllesiy's letter of the 31st o!
August, which hal left unanswered
I'll after the 1st Of Nov. that might
stand OF The strongest possible ground
when did answer il, made no pro-
isssion of being present measure,
and (though from obvious motives,
have not so repr sented it Ia my note
10 him of the Sd instantly was vague
md equivocal as prospective pledge.
1t defined nothing, aud was so tar
from warran.ing any specific cxpecta
ton, that IL seemed rather to take a.
way the very little OF precision which
belonged to former declarations on the
same point. 1t was highly inportan.
TO the commerce Of the Uaiiel States
that this ambiguity should be cleared
away, with all practicable expedition,
and If it could not he rem we'd, that
no presumption should lie Afforded oil
disposition on the part OF lha Un.-
ted States 10 acquiesce in it. My not-
TO Lord Wellesley was written aud de.
livered upon these in1ucements.
In he kings actual situation
the orders in council can scarcely b.
formally recalled, even if the cabinet
are 50 iaclinsd L8t it does net I'll
io~ tina; something may not be dca
(though have no reason 70 think
that any tang will DC doae,) which |
may be productive OF immediate all |
gantase, and at aoy rate prerass tie
way ios the desired repeal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

/ have the honor 70 bescsi,h great
consideration, sis, oas moss oa.dieus
nGmble seryaa',
>(s:Susd)
WM. FINKNEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
~ and tAe $40 day Of Dscen6er 1910, iaei,tsioe

disbursements and discounts the hrst day OF
January the thirty Grst day of December 1910, ncu
appears by the receipts and corresponding vouch
ers examined and destroyed by the jont committee of
both houses of the legislature appointed examine the
accounts, as toilows:-
Experls. of the General Assembly 1884 So
Criminal prosecutions 1865 f3
Officers OF government 65443 81
Interest on the puolic debt 6o25 90
Officers OF militia :. 6493 81
Commissioners Of revenue 1925 so
Contingent fund ~. 1850 90
Making and officers salaries 605oo 90
Slaves executed and transported 4oi6 &c
Richmond public guard 1856 ID
Pensioners 49, 5172 81
Pentensary and officers salaries 11471 70
District court clerks 5S3 90
Public warehouses and inspectors
salaries 47S2 9
Representation to Congress and
State Senate s57 "a
Militia 6ne fund 1853 SO
Kenawha road E. 1174 90
Lunatic hospital .fs . Sof3 90
Circuit clerks 1910 90
Warrants provided for 1918 6
Instaln,ent to the bank 5000, 90
Under special acts 2978+ "a
Surveyor of James river 81 90
Tobacco burnt at Royston's SO 95
Do. do at Nicholas 3i3 SO
Certificates discounted $50 1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

DR.. Ihe teasaJy, 6e!aoren fhe Isl eay II Ja.Na
70 balance due per settement made the
first day oil JANUARY $780, 1862 Ool
Received from that period, viz
From clerks and .no,ares 22032
Divers persons on sundry accounts aos53 &c
Inspectors of tobacco !. aSl7s Isl
Bank of Virginia $1,000 90
On account of militia fines HOGS rs
From sundry persons for the redemption of
their lands returned for non-paynent of the
taxesdue thereon -. :. 3275 %
For unappr opriatel land 527 81
From penitentiaFy agents 1927 SO
On account of the revenue tax of 1910 246843 81
arrears oftaxes due prior to 300 9o73 81
arrears of taxes for 1909 1854 90
From the Register of the land Office 1895 s6;
8 5223e6 25
Amount Of disbursements 354152
Balance in the treasury Dec. 31st, 1870 16S214 25
S -52236o IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

,Eelat;o 5, and the hoa-e aljouraed at
four o'S.ock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

have wise hd % pas b sine as te
an w thereof f S N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

s sS4l5a co
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
]. PRESTON, Treasurer.

Which read and notion ordered be laid the table.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Hon. Robert Smith,
Secrctary OF State.

P. S. This letter is written in great
haste. that may send it 10 liverpool
BY this evenings mail. WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
A GENTLEMAN !!t

nF Andover was 22 years aiii cted with q
~ moi vioent Cough, great difficulty "a
breathing. lighrnsls Of the Cteit and wheeling
70 much lo,hat he could ieidcm lay down
without apparently end@ngering his life by
fufccation vv5s. te zD9aiS fsngE lsti AacE IL rbs
face after which was ica.ce able TO breathe for
comfortable time ia this diitrefi,ng fare he
applied for box Of DIR RITES I4fbmefis Filh !;
in taking which Bis eoygb ant that arss.jai lsass-
hOn was relieved bi fssp rsa,si, and ou iiuiih
ing the iecond his health was perfectly eitab-
lifhed;--Ihefe Pills give initanr cafe ID all
coughs. aithmas, wheeling, tigh,nsis Of The
cheit difficulty of breathing, SC. comm 20
colds are removed oy lew drops The aged
will find relief equally agreeable, even when
the lungs are affected, they are prepared aud
fold wholeiale tonb) by tie fole proprietor.
w. 4. Conway, Chsmiif, No 3. fremont Il
BOlton-re1ocsf fran No. "A. Charlie. ftreet
" More are genuine 1sfe,s jssasi w. 4. Con
~ays--is ~ ysEes'aof ts to- p1,si.S!ay aud re
TAFT by Mr.. STsPHeE PATtEN, Bookseller,
Ps'tiss5--Dr Temp. S<so--TArpAs Po,ssso..b
--BAnscS, WassaBss : GooDALs, HIilozDtl!--
De- JoEL K. LIrIs, frgYqa--and mott Drug
gifts and booksellers ot re- pecta!'ilIty through
out the Uuiled States--where alto may be had
Doct Hunters Psll. for Veuere4 CON piaiats
Ar !ttss jssy a sasi asf approved Medicines
sc lsseYased ., " L Conway
- = liberal hlcUuI. 10 whoisGae rurcha(
er-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
o. TO THE PUBLIC. u

TT - now about 5ev, since the Subscri-
Der first publicly announced his deter
nination 10 practice, ~ this town. AS ply
siuaa. Since which time, Jeu liberal mln-
ded cues, have been SO daring. as 10 give lin
a share of their confidence. In ALI those ca
scs ct disorder usually termed flver, which
he has had the satisfaction Of treating. he
has had the success, svifhoRf a siagle cxceo
iron. to arrest liz progress IN the first onset,
where re was called 50 soon. And IS To the
treatment Of se,Vozs Gem plants, he will not
yield the ground 10 the most eminent physi
risna in P*'.+s~d, or where--even from
The slightest degree Of hysserics, 10 con-
Armed locked j.no.--He feels stiil deteImin-
ed u cur his ivy through the various wind.
ING. Of the nlrisc1i art, and the arts & shifts
Of arJia and designing medical snen--irom
the most rigid Of caH.i4) investigation Of
the greatest ~ WHOM he viii not shrink,
though ,hey !" scprn to Place him with the
dogs IF their focks-"
JOSHUA I.EAFITT.
P7tlanf, fRg. 81 1911 (tf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
A M2Ieafh

Tor fzie tn7r .Icl.iF-.. Sand in Erunfwirk
i M4Ine ialey ors dpiSa ~ Lsud owen.
One Of &c bait Situations tor cavern ia the
past Of IT, cul1trT 4..ui niie AI-ds ed r0ds
from Do~dsin Co.isge Ihe hcuIe can,Sirs
~ l<fgs z... coabn1dtols fovi.l. Oh tbs l6sssr
fI3or, 4 cass -Elee. Ch1ln.tls. 4l1 y ILaclL1s
f1ail : large oatls. lsas AID citer bniid.
iags WINCH sse a. sxeeilesI ordt, me garden
cons4nis mos snaH ~ aefe q erCuLd- 81
Az ancinS ony thru 81 ti.s pure hale money
any pceion nay osssa Ills 5s4se-tayern
for sr.ueh lels, niaa shE se.i vsius and The
terms " payment fvf ne .emaindtf VII Be-
rsa1e t4sy 10, l4rf-s apply ~ = MES BAR
ltLi, EDr.iAAc--or DAVID 1MLN. nssr
the pennies
Er1atsirk. AHil ~. 1874. tt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
John Tappan Mrrrill's Etate.

7 D be fold by order Of Court, on WedDef
Jay, the e,gh, zenith day Of Sep smber
NEXT, al ten o'clock in The forenoon--l he
whole Of the Eezl Ehate Of John Tzppan
Merrill, II of Poland, 10 the county Of
Cumberland, gentleman. decetied conifilEg
of lrty two acres o. Land, with .Ae Dwelling
Houte and other buildings thereon Place OF
lale TO be ar the iard dwelling houte
N.ie--t would be good place for a tavern.
HANNAH MERRILL -.isn,ir,T, ss,s=.
H4gsf &c, lsit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
ON LIBEKALIrY In RELIC
f- JON.

A. LYMAN & CO IL. ne Bailfsr,,
lie Esabs.gs FRET, have jal received, 8 Re
marks On Ii5eraiisy IN Religion, aiken from
the Chr,ftian's Magazine, edited by Rev DIR.
Maion of New-York togriher with 6 an
inquiry into.ths fcripture meaning of CHAR.
ITY," extracted from the writings Of the
Rev. DR.. WIrHxRsRooA--price Iak cents
-. Two Females Of good character can
have good wages and contact employment At
folding AID iewing books, by applying at the
above Booktore. Aaguf 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Z FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN.
HAS jun.recs:v@d ia s5li,ioo 10 h. former
Stock variety cf

Fl rs juisrecsir=d IA sJlisioo to his former
Stock variety Or
SCARCECOCDc,
coailiiiDg IN part OF
Luitriugs Of all cciors
Canton Grapes do
silk Hoaery and Cloves
Linnens- linnen C4nibricka
Linnen Pochet handkerchief
s,uchaps, Ssrfrettss Paugees,
Fans Oh Cloths, Greene Marine
Eiep'ssnix'd COTTON and heap Ffnfe
SIX FoFtntine, patent brirlih Shirrinv
BACK Florence L6hricg. whine lace
Company Eandannae, blk silk Hhkr &a.
1ss--An eztenGvc aGodraenr w Esn wsft
OF England and common BAOAECLOItjs
and CASSlAiERfS
LiLeroi - Direa froti The Nv .an Cotton
Factory a large fupPly Dc Y sKN 8ed.ick-
,ng' Sheeting, Shrdpg, ssripe,, Cheeks.
Chambrsysp &c, At the Factory prices.
7.fy -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
TAKE NOTICE

THE subscriber beng DESTROYS of spend
hog the remainder Of his days in 3 os.on,
offers tor sale the following propery--coa.
sisting Of about one hundred House Lots in
Portland, Joining both sides Of Cumberland
and Washington streets, commodiously laid
out IN lots and streets-cacn lot containing
four rods on each street front, running back
eight rods. a Brick Yard, that is valuable,
containing one acre Of land, lying in Port
land.
The subscribers pleasant and profitable
Farm lying in Windham, consisting CT one
hundred and fifty acres OF excellent moving,
pasturing aud tiilage land, with two large
two story Dwelling Houses, three large
Barns; large out building, consisting Of a
large Dairy Room, Granary s Woodhotse,
with other out houses with ali the stock
and farming utensils now on said Farm, ana
hay sufficient 20 winter SAID stock Two
Orchards, bearing excellent fruit, that viii
make from forty 10 fifty barrels Of Cider
searly---Also, eighteen acres Of as good
Land as any in Wlndhsm, under Improve
ment, about one mile from said farm.
LiseEise-One Hundled Acres Of good
Land, consisting Of excellent pasture, good
dire. wood aud tlmbsr, about Two miles dis
liant frsm said farm with all the subscr
ber's out lands in this part Of the country.
If any are disposed to purchase The above.
or any part thereof, they are cesired to ap-
ply to the subscriber at Windham, or leave
iIae with Mr.. WILLIAM Swan, in Port
land, directed TO the Subscriber, BY the
middle Of October next, at tarthest.
PETER II. SMITH.
Wndhanl, August rs, 1911