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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
b INGINAC,
The Secretary General.
LATE NEWS FROM BUENOS AYREs
AND CHILLI


We are indebted TO the politeness Of a CON.
mercial friend for the following very valuable
information relative To the late storm in the
river La Plata. and for the political news and
prices Current. N. Y. ID AdD.
Extract Of a letter dated BuenOs Ayres, August
2G reeeired by The J0mes Murdoch drrired at
Phitadeiphid
The political affairs Of this country are
now iu a tolerahle state of tranquility the
governor Dorego having pursued tbe Monte
Heros 10 the other side OF Arrago del Medic,
beating them iu many engagements; taking
many prisoners, horses, artillery aud arms !;
aud among others, about so Bueu0s Ayres of
ficers. WHO had joined tic fortunes of General
Alvaer also the deputies who had eiecled
Alvear Governor of these provinces all Of
whom are nov in prison, waiting trial Peace
with The MOnicDeros is not however as yet es-
tabshed
From Chill we have advces 10 july Odd,
and OF d fiaiieriDg nature. General ST.
Martin and The director were al ValparaI-
So, where the arrangements for the rnvd
siOb Of Lima @ere in great forwardness :
the expedition would consist OF 5000 meu,
besides a complement of offi ers for Sc
yeral new regiments of infantry and ca
vaify. An embargo existed, winch would
continue sii j4eEiy days after the expsdl-
ton had ssiIcJ,.,..h misncdcss;an1iSg
between the government aud Lord C1ch.
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CONGRESS.
...s........ .-.....-....
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~.
IN SENATE.

The following additional members an.
peared 10 day: NJ. Hunter. Mr.. Otis.
ana Mr.. Talbot of X nincky, who sup
plies The place OF Mr.. Logan, resigned.
Ih"resoIu',on submitted BIZ Mr. Walker,
OF Alabama. on Fsiday, was taken up
and agreed lie.
MIR Eaton gave notice that he should
on to morrow ak leave 10 introduce IA
bill tn provide relief for the officers and
soldiers who were engaged in the late
VAR with the Seminole Indians.
The remainder OF the sitting vas spent
IN Executive business, which is always
acted on with closed doors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

-. JHIEE ~ JihEEsGyN.
n ate met an inhah'tau OF the ataie ri virginia
'ak- ihis method to nO,fy you that OF Monday
. mrs i"v OF January neat teIWreu The bonTs nine
ici' & , y 7nd four c'cnck y ~. n the house OF
David y . cSe in the couu,v of Go0chsad shall
I'cred 80 i1Sr the depositons Cf William roller aud
'hrfs lob' 'ead in evidence In 4 suit nov Grrendisr
TIE superior rOnu Of chancfry for TIE Richmond
si'tticl IA hicb plsd,if ycu are defendant
y nue lst January sbpud REish taxing The said
rrosi'icps. ne prevented from doing so ht npfaVo
'b'~ W~aiher shall tue next DAY ptorerf 10 take
~ faiue GEORGE r. IRISH,
f'H' and December 20 ~
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.,nit &c. thaylfs Clty t0aNfg, Osc j. 1870,

'nfFtes tHGrtfS CRY tJ0Hfg, Zee L. 1870.
he subscriber having rci:nvrd 10 Tits place make.
tender - hIs services in the va iOus ~
ir MfefcGt FrotesSio, :" the ighahiahis this aud
'He aoJacent cOpniss and he dors so with the more
toiInThue, ron baVIng acquired some expefi.sce as
ne L'fes, "f The diseases incident southern climate
uui'uRte course CT SIX years pracic- Ia Carolina
S' ron ms being provided with Sufficient supply Of
If"tiRe HsGiciRess imported fom Appthecat,'s Hall
t'is residence Is opposite to Bermuda Hundred (and
nrIT C> Point where letters messages left for him
Ill B+ attended, to "A :,
ALIVE sPorswoop MOORE :. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
Ha'70n HtHt on'pany No. 3 VaIHabie Reqi
Lnate LOT .NnLs. IIiLhnut Ee.- r..c

Al directed bb the comDittee ~ The Marion Hill
COMPANY No g. tOseii, wIhont reserve the remain.
st o. tue property conveyed nv Neil McCnu ami wife
'uueees, FOL the benefit Of the shareholders OF said
"n'pany or so much thereof will pay 81 the notes
ha are unpaid, together with any and an expeuse,
attending the tsusi Aforesaid
shall therefore, on tie mn Dag Of DecCmber inst.
Hei Tor sale on the premises OF ~ o'cuck A. ~ ON
"edt Of Dinet days for notes with approved
y Tor Marion Hill notes ~ The Cnmpan, No 2 . IOf
ug Locust street feet and Tnpnug hal fe,t
hence shall proceed to Marion Hi, and cfer al :
clock y on TIE same day, aud The same terms
lolS ts suit purchasers. she hill and IN the low
rounds Thence to Giliie' creek near Rocketts ana
hsT otheT lots 10 snu uhase-s... md Should ~!
nose 5aei be insufficient TO the noies ana expenses
"cHfed thsu shall oler certain ether lots putchased
''r said Neil c coUi, az previous sales OF TIE con-
any, agreeable condition Of the cont raci between
ne SAID haf>hOldets and Nsi mcCAull aforesata
Ibe safe VIII centiHue fTcin fsf 10 day AZ O'Clock
- " after TIE hrst DAY till the eaoie or suniciency
he solo 10 eject the ps,mrn'she before mentioned
ALENiEDFR FULTON
agent )OT the MariOn IffH 90. No ;.
I'D
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MISSOURI QUESTION: liz fart

MISSOURI QUESTION IN fiaYTi
A letter received by NJ i.Y FORD. froo,
a respectable CON mercial hnus, AT Ports
au-Prince, dated HE III ins' SAYS, "f
enclose you papers upid The Goth Oct
the events passing here Will be- iausd in.
ieresiing. Al Tie same time must rnt,,s
lion 10 you. That IL l. expected this GO4E
rrnnIrnt sili, in The COURSE 81 IN, next
wear, adopt measures that will hay. 4
tendency 10 curtail Amer. az CON s,ercr
that's, In prevent vessels ir, M co,ni,iy To
tbs island from any state or place wbrre
negroes and prople Of color sr held in
slavery. tNo,Jok Herald.
In the 81, fth, aud 5.h Districts OF
Maine, there has b.en no election of Mem
bers 10 the mex, Congress, owing to The
scattering votes, nh.ch prevrn.rl any of
the candidates from ob,siring ,hs reqnir.
Ell maiorit, OF all the votes given ~. These
DISTRICTS are represented in III" .ssnt
Congress by Mr.. Parker. Mr. HE. amt
Mr.. K,nsle,. MAJ. Int.
There ia NO doubt HAT he Mir. Wiu-
ston, mentioned in a Charleston ar,,rl.
Published in The last Enquirer, Is WIN.
an o. Winston, forrcr, Jadge Advo.
cate for tlir Southern Division OF The
Army. bni no, az The time at his death
u"iNiUV duN tHl'F unOeT me United
States. Judge Hall OF The Louisiana
District, had not resigned al The las, ac-
counts. and /, is hoped will rot soon.
Ir. Winston was Judge q, The Cunt
nal Court OF New q lcams, which las
probably caused the mistake. rH.
ALEXANDRIA Cd CD November a..
Flour vas selling Ia hi. Disi.i az. Sa.
imrial hast at three dollars aud tuenty-fre
cents per Dbl. from iIie wagons. . hir arii-
cie ha> NJ; bee $50 low. IN his part of the
county, for The last twenty Wars.
The tslgate on the stocks al The Navy
Vars IN thus Cliy, We are informed. i. in
such S'aie OF f"rw srdness, that u is ex-
pscied il viii be ready isr II g destined
element" before the term. a'irr o; The
prescn' session Of congr' IS. W.CHy Gas.
ESHf GOODS The subscFiherS Offer Tor sale ON
- VsTi accom- mooai;ng terms, haBdsofne assort-
men; OF the following KINDS,
Surerfine, fine cpaT.e Cloths and Cassiyn,re.
Rose elaukets. white Plains Kerse,s
Manchesty Cords
Dome tic Sh-ttlppS am Plaids
3uperaue power lnutn Shiumes
Biack Senshav ana Sarsntts OF sup-rior ou5titp
k.al Nansi1 CIaIes 2nd Robes
Cd L"ndea rndr~sset Canhries
Celicoes OF ctaerriu kind:
Sup-Tfle Irish lIslisnds
Itish Ii1cu: nTst quality
Btiiish rznsiGrgs o. prom Check,
Dark GiGgbama elegant niapers
EaTteiDes Cuuntsrpanrs
Corded i;indiss-best Seu iny sin
Gest gin Coat RUuons. And many other erticIss
Ehe public are Invited 10 cali.
Mo>Ct'Es, ROBINSON * PLEAsANTs.
December oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

tUi III D. "nEohneu. The ensuing wear Il; m, resi-.
arncs rnder theoate OF Mrs 6fdfHdO 7trrsU-.
ne term VIII commence on The 10Th Of Januar, and
''N'lnne WI the 10 Ia OF December deducing one
'nth ~ tue sNuInsr for vacation. Ptcf for buard
ana tuition 100 fr the t-ria, paid quareriy ia
'""ece Reds, towels aud andes will br funished
the sphsctibrt. FLg.'lNG TFRRITI
- 60. WOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

l,'i'fS NEED has rem, Nod the Store recently
Il Ccc"?edby h'tsIs iucSr 4 szsl where he Is
'ecsi7'ns an viii cohunn~ keep on hand very
Sehe'.i assorimeni OF BOOTS, ShOtS & HA1s made
order, rom the best manufactures at reduced prices.
DIX fFtS at <hort sight on ST. Louis. uissauri for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

CONGRESS. Gu Tuesday, the gCaefc were engage
during the chiefpa Of the uExecutive bune
The H. nf Il. laa several resolutions submitted
them-amons The rest nv Mr. 9glcr, instructor
tue Committee on Commerce 90 enquire into TIE
pe6iency o! altering The Richmond Collection y 'sric
so as 10 make the extend frrIn Bermuda HUndt,,
to the moa1' Of Cbckahomiuy river Including IA
shores Of James river Oh the north Gar as uld oh.n
nef'- Also resolution ~ Mr., Strong or Hes York
accompanied by few remarks explanatory oT hl
obJectl directing the Postmaster General TO reRoT3
as soon as may be, TO THIS House. lat, IL any OF ma
Contractors VIII are ri the time postmaGlets an,
ID" compensation of such contractors and postmaster
designating The state territory in which they Tespre
V'ly reside" Both these resolutions adopted
No important business was done by the House The is
a0uTI Combination has nll w -nne % - Lan..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

The General Count IL vet engaged on
The case Of the la'e Treasurer ana Sccu,
rifles Ihr man argument was ypster-
day conr'u6eG on tie noin,, ,s,rI.rr a
deialvailon fsbouf $50 GEO ia totail nooD
HE wear 1919 IT 1878 ,Hen there w2s no
bomb Fms pos apes IN he shape OF
a motion -: the defendants counsel Is,
b"ievP thes soe engaged tor t,,e Serur,
ties oDi' fof tie court 10 lnsiruc. The iu-
nv on that point Besides tlie item %, De
tsicaiion, there are others resting nu diff
ferro' grDupiS, Mhi u make he wl,pie
driacailon more ihau Si30 Geo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

FEDERAL CoURT Ia fce prisoners, ,eio ,rere
indicted for eniiSting oa hoard ne Yeaeeupiia,,
Patriot armed brig Hdgon C,pf 4lmeida (,rb~s
ling IN the port Of NorfiikJ rosre apYaiga.
on Iclfay Inst md acquitted IT. Uo,aE f.,
tie Ssatcs and UcsrS Douthat and j. g
UiHiams(or the Gccased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

q. 81 " s'h, gentlemen " The city Of
kicbmond SACK. on the htsi Monday Of
huaT) 1891 Is induced TO srhOol IN some cen.
~ part ~ thr CIV Tor the education Of select uuni.
Der 90 yeUug gentlemen
he system o. educstion offered to the buhl.e
90 coWtHse The. Latin and Greet languages on q
H"le extensive scale than usually taught fnrlndink
imposition ~ Prose and ,rise Latin ptosufy uhicl
'cetiaius The quantity every syllable feeplste The
cent and enables the student orb chooses) to read
re snem an{nages according to the genius 81 his owl
hltni Gengfapby Mythology and giortaphv A. lar as
1ey fraie L. She course Construction auuept histsty
oman antiquities, modern Geography, ih, uss n the
ones aud maps Arithmetic, Algebra end furliG
lhis course OfirsTuction viii he fornd usefui and
lapttd 10 the different rspaCues Of his nv
Us hts ohiec will he 10 unfsid and strenathen The
mons POS efs Of the mind and femoye that apathy
(which boys leo ffequf ntli ynfsnt their srGies.
such - wisl 10 have tbsf children educated ~ the
hp"l, viii please GO apply ui Alexander ruon, ESQ.
20 h'mstl "a the Cell Tarsin, absge Satisfactory
stmon'ai' tat he given from the most eminent men
the siste..
Attendance from, oclott N The nrrniaa un In
svsHihg; terms 20 ftssion ~ mouths. raysSis
tt' auce No scnoiaf taken less time tBsn ses.
nee 4. Go....st
t.as fsyi5 Coivf iaeiy enahrfrated BY
3orn BieNct Of BfursuicS. VIII psdtion the Legs.
nie Of Virginia ~ is session. Tor permission to
tuain within the stste. Kfris, Bcffg
Oatp. Sgftg md
Bfursrick, "a SOS o. so..H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

November has gone On' with a deep STOW. Ithega
10 fall on Wednesday nisht aud ru-d ,nr ~ Il,
whoe "fSe'tefd2J, II i tie frs had ihis wtnt-
and Is perhaps as deep one asw. sh4ll have dBrn.
Tie "h"ie season. IL averages at least inches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
WEST l. DIES.

ItHEIMUNf TO BE CONTINUED :!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-04
From the Comriaee of Publications. Of The .ag.
ricuiturai S.cie'e i Maine.
No. "
tsYA MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY.
ON GUINEA GRASS.

ON GUINEA GRASS.
IL the Memoirs OF he Phil delphia Az
ricultursl Society Is. us under date OF J,iv
IS, 1919, is prprr ON Guinea Grass BY
DIR. Samuel B,ownr a gentlemen WILL
known aud we'll esteemed in the Southern
and Western States. Some par,io ul''s dc
rived from this paper and from Lcng's His
terry OF Jamaica, with others de rived from
personal acquaintance with the plant, may
he usetully slated, in order to encourage an
al,rmp, TO make tisl OF il in the warmer
pats Of the Dis,ric, Of Maine Tor summer
crop. l, is spoken Of at this moment, in or
der 10 give tine 10 collec, seed from the
Southern States, as well as from Jsmaica
Mr.. Long speaks Of Guinea Grass under
the name OF Holeus major oSsu,gens and in
Miller's Gardeners Dictionary il is called
Hoicus nerfusus; blu, DIR. Martyr in lis ne "
Edition Of Miller considers il as Pan,enn
maximum, and the French boanists treat 1,
as Panicunr oiti.simun. IL possesses male
female, or he,msphrodi,e flowers, wiibou,
any known cause Cor The difference but il
may be propsga,ed not only by seeds, bus
By roots and by joints OF The ste N planted il
moist weather, such Is the care taken b,
nature TO render this useful plan, prolific.
In jamaica, where il has been tried Tor the
.arges part OF a century, j, is held the sec
ond plan, in value, being only exceeded by
he sugar cane ,ha, is, the cane is then
great object, aud the Guinea glass the great
inslrumen, for securing the success OF this
object: ON account of the laboring s0imals
which i: supports, and the manure which il
produces to which may be added The food
Il supplies Cor horses, and iot snimals yield.
ing milk aud met, 10 the inhabitants. II j.
given TO animals chiefly in green STATE, be.
log generally cut and carried to them
though it may be pasured in u rocky or dry
soil, and wherever il 10 desired /, make /,
shed its seed but il suffers by bools wher
he soil is moist or soIt /, is sometime:
made in,o hay and is preferred ny the an
finals who Ell, Off, 10 every other food D
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-04
ROY Al LINCOLN

MI Ill Ll\lOLN
- AZ fahen the Store uest door below Mr.
Roman BovD, 6sebs.xs ssss where he Of
ss' fos sa.e gsGera s-sor. ment of
kngtish, French, India and -Amsr
,can GOODS, VIZ
sUPERPINE add co~a1sa DaoAsc,orns
Double m'itsd end coamou IAaan ~ y
Wh'.s and eoloursd Fannsls
Oss bale Rec Disaksss
To - a6ofsed 0ombasau
Queea, coths Z:
0svoAeAies Kssfsys =
raloes-Rs'isssts :
y4ussd 6omhasssss
ouanfey shirts and Dsawsss
Dualss Costiugs-sWsD1us
Figured and plaza Mako Add Caaeoa Crspss
Green Canton Grape
3 aek and white Italian Grape
h,fh Lioens
Linen esmbries
Long Lawns
Cotton CAmbrics
Cambria Musiius
Paia Leno Book and Fancy Muslias
imiss'ion aud Printed shawls
80 Cashmere shAwis
iuchsw aud Ssssoett Lu.trinfs
lack florence Lu.iriugs
!. Green Fig'o Boucet silk
SILK aud TabDyu We ve's oil colours
Flag Bandsnos, Back Silk add Fancy Hand.
keGchlsfs ..
Calieoe,, So Oioshams
India Caiieoss
: ~ aud Cotton Umbrellas
Russis and American D. sper
LasGe Assoumsnt VI kibbinds
Campric aud Common D,mo,iss
81 :, Beaver add KID 0ioves
Mem . sek asd Mixed Wosssed Hoss
Wonsns Back and Slate Do.
Linen Check
81 "a aud "a Table L.aen
IA Cotton DamAsk
Back BonlbAs,ns
Htesm Loom shiriiugs
wh;,s aud Fig 4 Muslin Ceavsts
Back SIX Lace
American Glnghams--Sheetings-
ehirtiogs-.B edtickings- sat
tinetis-Threads, &c
Sept IL If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-04

A L.. sons indebted to ,he subscriber, by
~ notes ard accounts. on the rou,e where b.
latriy carried the mail, viz. fro1s Portland l.
Is, Buekfeld, L,sermore. Turner, Minoi
'fbisps, fs 'ilouces'er and thence 10 Paris are
fequasit ~ set 9she n, the of6ee Ut
. rF1HtN EMERY. -Esa. in Paris, mex,
Coart Nesk. Uuess .a,d demands are then settled
they will he Immediately put in suit.
SANUEL BROWN.
Waterford Dire. e. 1912
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COMMUNICATIONS.
NEW MEDICAL WORK.

1T may be considered as premature and i'm.
proper, at this lime, 10 attempt 10 give charsc ~
to DIR. BARKEE's proposed History Of DIseases .
aia"e. or 10 engage the public opn,on 10 as avo.
An individual, however, on his own fe.pon-,bl,ig
may ne permitted 10 say, that he hs. ioag bee
ia,ed with the auth, Of the History Ce.-
With his habi, Of obser 'ing aud ,eco dang iac,s,
with his industry snd success "a collecting metc l.
ais for his intended publication. tsr so,ee yea,
past. the author has wi hd avn him,eli iron H..
more active and iabor .ps dutie Of his proiession
aud having laid aside al prediction for any pa,
t.cuiar name, ,ect. OF bypoibcss, has Impartial,
devoted himself 10 the work here preseni 10 III
public. he subscriber has read some parts Of ,h.
w,sk in MS. and lx,m all tie evidence betoe iia
be believes the work, when published, Will b.,
viewed by oihe s, as /, now 10 by hm accepiahi,
aud valuable contribution iowa d a history OF ID,
fucsuating theories and improving ir'c,ice
Physicians, in different portions OF the Union, FL
nearly half a century past. The oniy motive Ar,
apology for this unsolicited word of comin nda,,o
ID desire TO see the work pation,zed by such !
subscription as il merits and such .huli enabl.
the author TO print it without loss OF time.
J. g. COFFIN.
Bcsfor. Nor. 90, 1912.
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nP Seasondble Goods ID
VlNr)N g. cox,

E-xehangt Buildings. (uear cunsrnLArp BANxl
E1eaange-stsxt.
Lave just received a very Intensive a:soHt-
l. neni OF GOODS, adapted to ,he present and
approaching season.
+ --cexsrsTrSG or
Super super6ue BRODCkOrHs, al! colours
do. d.. C.asSlMEkEs, d.
Queens Cloths-pel,sse io,ls, elegant assortment
Oufhiis-kerseys
I 70 Il qnsfie.s Rose Blankets
ssit,oelis-- D ne plains
Lrssmer. Snaw,. plain and with borde,s
White. ye low, red ard green f,annets
Black fla."els 6-s wide. for shysIs
B,mbaxet,s all colours
Scotch and Tartan Piaids
Black, sate and white worssed Hose
Wossted Drawers aud Frocks
Lamb Wool do. do. q
Supe'6.e Gill. Coat md Vest Buttons
lmpe ssi Twist do. do
Woolen Csps
British shirtings
ish Lin.ss
Linen Csmbricks
Long f1wm
Cotton Cambriokssad Csmbrck Musins
Iscko.e, Neekerch,sf.
Elegant tssico.s
Carlisle Gingbams
Nsnkin and canton Grapes
Ltsantines and Florence s,Iks
srk sinchaws and ssrsaetis
thangeabls do.
Beet kaorepsines
Bow, Liness- Backrsm
B lack and white Italian Grapes
aek bombasines. d.ube and single width
BOX Standardization India do.
| ieuo do. figured aud plain Scotch Lawns
8 3 I aod quarters patch aud Imitation shawls
Superior black. blue 4 assorted ltasa sewing silk
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Arorc wureu AnH TIE veLLowTxg A2Tsok ~,
neosl eioshs fupsr6ue black blue, icssiss . Give
Csfi nesu fupssfas back. blas, Covurs nised,
desb. ol,vs sad brown
pei;ie Cleshs and Flannsk
Huerer's Clio, -Ksrfsys-Caspsfiag
Role Saukess--F aDnsls ,whies lmilid md twitd)
ssd black and green
To;,,ss,,. and swan,s owns bot and whi,e en-
Qu,,ine.-whiie Wooden Frocks
Plain And printed Cs1imess ShAwis
Wo,lled. !ambs wool. cotton and 6k Hofesy
Bomb ,etss, plain aud ivii''d figured and ps,nres
Tartan pIsic - black bOmh.ssoe,
Cotton shirsing, and shset'Ly, Bsitish and Amer
six and Tasby vevHs--P'ssiia', white asa
brown,
c.,lieo Sne, supesGns and comneg
Carbide and common C,nshAms-Furnissrs Patch
-asd Furuisure Dimiues,
While eol'd and blk Cambricks. -
STRIP 4, Gs'd and vhiis Csmbsicks,
Wh;ss sd eo,'d Cfsvass- snd lag silk HhdhG
Cenbriek Musin Linen csmbrsek.,
fedia plain, Loco. book aad tssey Mu,iins,
1essei and lecR Lawas- Milisosss,
ner;no 0ovn frimmiaes- Cotton y Liasp Dam
osk,
rhrssd iscss-linsn and eosou Thread
Mea,s osovss, Of Doe kin and lisd beaver d elk
Wensa's Gloves, ind beaver hid ap4 IA :.
3,ih snd 0ssnan Linsna, whifs and beoWa
s;lk Be,ids-Tsi FetA aid latin xibhoas
3isek ssd cosos'd ference Lallfings
HACK Siplhaws snd ssfnsss
Back sod White ssssins !.
Nankia Csapss-D. sGss sa1 shawls
Foe Rsss-- Ruiis Cssh-Unbrsllss
1nd;a Coteas-Sewins Silks
Gilt, MsIssess and born essscos
American Many deiu,c.
l piece each. blue and d1at BROADcLOTH,
and 5 pieces SATrlNETS,of The Goods
on which the highest premiums were
Obtained Al Brighton the present
season o'c % II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-04
MIL ARTICLES.

4. Dorchester corr. spondent complains,
'ha, the Petition 10 Congress, in favour of
American Manufactures. now -circul.tlng
Tor signatures, is printed on imported paper |:
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