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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-14
TO RENT.

A three story Brick House and Lot wen
calculated for business and the accommodate
-on OF family, situate at the corner of Prince
and Washington-streets, in an airy * he'ta!
part Of the town--Possession given on tn .,
first dag Of August .ncx,--Apply to P@pr
TSiate!s.
Edmund Denney.,
!sly II. ed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-14
FROM THE ALBANY REGISTER.

y - IS
WITHOUT being initiated in the SEE
,crets Of cabinets, it is still in the power of
men who are used to political or diplomat
cal calculations, to raise corner Of the veil
! of the temple of Mercury, and try to dis
cover by what masics his ministers try 10
impose on public creduliW. With no other
assistance tut private combinations and by
poshesis, am now going to undertake TO
investigate the subject of the EMBARGO.
Thet measure Of our federal administration
seems to have had three objects, the first
cstensible, the second diplomatic, the third
mystical. The ostensibie Or pslblic and
avowed object, was, during the dangers %
which cur properly on the high seas was
exposed, by the exasssninatiag system of
{ France and sasLand, totretain our vessels,
our sealner, ami oar properly witais. Our
haaOorss ,nasa those hangers cocaa be TO-
moved.
The Diplomatic or political and secret
object, WIS On one side TO compel, by the
eompuiion OF tl,eiT Own wants, The English
and the French fobe more eauitabletowards
as, and on ts.e other side TO comply appa-
rently wiki the greet views Of Napoleon, fer
the anaiililstiesa of the British trade, In
order to obtaia from that conqueror some
new acquisition of territory, highly ssratissy-
ing for the southern states, by ailuring him
once more, as the Fox DID the Crow, TO
drop the ssstca cheese which he,hed IN his
claw.
The mystical or ravsterioas object, the
most influential perhaps Of ali, was to make
a grand expeSinen. OF the favorite plan OF
the economical school, TO iastroauce among
Us SYSTEM Of rational industry, butted on
agriculture and domestic manufactures ex-
clsisively, and 20 check commerce and ma
vsgation, considered by them as sycophantic
suckers, which absorb all the juices intend
ed by nature for the fructiferous branch
es.
shall classifytny remarks under these
6 three heads. S.
Oufhe estens;5ls o5ect. Of TIE ,EmEargv.
I,confess honestly, tfat have Joined in
the chorus Of applause claimed for the EN-.
barge, codsidering it as a conservatory and
dilatery measure, calculated for temporary
purposes, and particularly 10 give time to
our merchants toseeure their property, and
60 our administration to put the country into
respectable state of defence. But de-
clare, with the same -candor, that my mind
was always perplexed with doubt on the eff
; eacy o! that experiment, if it was to be OF
some duration, and on the application to
peaceof an arbitrary act, which the powers
of Europe have never pretended to justify
but by an immediate state of war; becauseit
suspends the effect Of existing treaties or of
a friendly Jurisprudence distrains, by the
wantof shipping, foreign as well as national
property, and raises in the cabinets of the.
belligerent powers suspicious of the inten
tons of those who have recourse toshiat
Gus omary preliminary of hostilities. was
apprehensive also, that our private. properly
and national income would not be much bet
ter secured by it than our peace, because
the United States, being constantly in. debt
- Great Britain, and deriving profitable
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-14
PHILADELPHIA, 9uAv 70.

Below, brig Junius, II days from 81
Crolx; by her we learn, that II OF 1900
barrels Of 2cul, had arriyed at that island
and 81. Thomas, and that at St. Croix Gou
YVES selling at Is dollars per barrel.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-14
BALTIMORE. skulu 70.

A large ship from L;vsrpoolfcr Ph;lado
phia, with avalusb.e cargo land said to have
dispatches for goseranent) went ashore %
Aast-Hampton bar, on Tuesday night, 2S
inst. Ship and cargo said to be lost
~ Supposed the Cornglanter, arrived
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-14
WASHINGTON Yu1u 1s.

The Secretary Of the Navy has left thu
city tor baltimore, and the Secretary OF wa
tor Portland.
Dir. Erskine, the British, minister, arri''
sd snthis city on Monday.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-14

*Ihe Great Eucius of the dynasty
the cons.left to the Chinese code of Law
of moral and religious principles, whii
they observe with rightly, he RECOMMENDS
above all ether things,a perpetual embuyo
and nc intercourse With foreign nations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
I9nat8rrlpt.
Latest Far Ign News.
CHARLESTON. Frh- %.

by TIE arrival yesterday, of the fast saiI-
ing ship John and Francis, captain Sill
man, from Bordeaux, via Plymouth fE.)
we received English papers 20 the 9,h nIt.
viz Cores Liverpool Advertiser, Exeter
Flymg-Post, and the London Courier.
This arrival puts US in possession of two
very important DEGREES, which have been
issued 10y Bonaparte agains; neutral COM
merce, and which will be found in the pre.
ceding page
Letters received in England from France.
state, the arriea of the Austrian messen-
ger in flag If truce from England Af-
Ter conference with the AUSTRIAN arnbas-
sador at Paris, he proceeded to Venice, and
received from Bonaparte an answer to
his dispatches.
An articIe in the Paris Moniteur init
mates very evidently that Bonaparte is
using every effrt to induce the u. States
to make common cause with him against
England.
\ great number Of vessels are ADVERT
set' in England for the Brazils; and the.
board of trade have been engaged In pre-
Psr'ng instructions for the merchants. 'un-
I'll a final adjustment of a regulr COM
mercai treaty They have for their basis
the liberty given % sh and cxpors such
articles as We leen, heretofore, admitted
into the ports of Portugal
flag of truce arrived AT Deal on the
goth of December. 1t brought back an
Austrian messenger, who had left Eneland
some weeks before with dispatches Tor VII
emma.
The court martial for the trial of Gen.
Whitelock, it was supposed, would meex
about the 10th of January.
the ~, edtion uoder ihe command OF
sir Charles Cotton and gen. Snencer, has
been dispersed in a gal. The nvoy
h q reached The Bay of B scay on the II h
OF December when he ,cmpes, became
50 violen' ;ha, i was impossible for the
ships any longer 20 continue together.
Upwards OF half of The ships have returned
ito England, ~i;h ccnside able damage.
Gen. sir John Moore, wish 5000 troops
from Syracuse. arrived at Cs47altar or the
25th November. They were conveyed
by two line of battle ships ard frigate.
The Gen. proceeded 30 !he riigate to the
squadron of sir Sidney Smith, eff the Ta-
gus, and after a conference with the adj
m'ral, reformed 10 G. 'btaltar, from lience
he proceeded to England wilh the troops.
u vas supposed from these circumstances
ha' his destination was Lisbon. Blu the
emigration Of the Royal Famly induced
nm to proceed to England.
The story of the death OF The King of
GreaI-hFitain turns out 10 he fabrication.
Our papers do 10, even intimate that he
mad been indispo'ed.
J he celebrated Gen. Miranda has arri-
yed IN England, in the Alexandria frigate,
from Barhadoes. Il is said he intends 10
solicit The British govsrnmen, 10 forward
has views IN the Spanish Msin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
IMPORTANT

From WaohiHyton, under aate of2Oth.
You no doubt hear, every day, different
reports abou, the negotiation with vi. Rose.
IT IS impossible to torn any correct opini-
on; but do not think We shall have war !;
at any rate the result wiitnot be knos. 4 Tor
5 or months, during which term the en-
barge will continue. Mr. Lewis and Mr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
b o o K S
a Sc az S. Pleasants, omce.

N"'I ~ " 4 fe0SdNtS OyICes
A Treatise on Gardening, by citizen
oF this state. The Wild Irish Girl, by
Miss O@enson. WirPs Speeches on the
trial of Burr & o,bers, calf gilt, with por
trait. JefIerson's Manual Debates in the
Virginia Convention. Gass's Journal Of
the Tour Of Capts. Lewis and Clark, to
the Pacific Ocean, SC. Espinasse's Nisi
Prius' Bacon's Abridgment, last London
edition. GuTney's System Of Short Hand
Wiring. Laws Of the United States,
complete. RousSeau's EIoisia. Sorrows
OF Werter. Mnnro's Anatomy, elegant
edition. Blumeubsch's Physiology. Ja-
cob's Chemical Pocket Book. Fife's Ana
tony. 81. Clair, novel, by Miss Owen
son. Gen. Washington's Official Letters
to Congress. Thomson's Chemistry. Fe.
melon on Education. The Alcoran. Tho
mas Psiae's Works. Secret Memoirs of
the Court and Cabinet Of S.. Cloud. che
Complete Cooie5tioner, or the whole art
o. Confectionery made easy. Belgian Ira.
YeIiss.
.Hiso, Inst recciUsd,
a few additional COPIES OF OIL without
VINEGAR, and SIMPSONS ME.
MOiRS.
. . NDeerr -sz,--.---------------
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

, erect aud tiisn fed un5et The hardeg. pres
sure at u.iSiortare--a philanthropy which
tid not waste Itself in professions, Lat shed
ITS active and reviving influence on every son
and daughter of distress that came within.
tho sphere of her obser.ation-fn happise
hours, a cheerfulpess and gajety, cslcul..ted
10 lend new spring 10 the pgisc of the
heart. "A pre- eminent, a mos. exquisite
taste for music a command of the piano=
torti and OF the organ @h ch is rarely eoual-
led even by IT'S professors, and vocal pow
ers which tolt to the ravistrd ear ali the.
angelic sensitility of the soul which diA
rected them Such were The Qualities which
combined 20 render Mrs. Walker orc of the
most interesting womenrupsD earth.
=" Death e'cr thou mast struck another.
F" fair and good and wise a. she,
" Time shall throw q dar. ut ,hee.''
On Saturday last, Mrs. JANE PRICE.
sonsort of Major John Price of Henrico.--s
Her remains were yesterday Inferred. att
tended to the grave by numerous company
OF relatives and friends, who were all duly
sensible of the loss VIII CHI they and the
neishbourhood generally sustained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

ron SAFE ~ S. PLhASANTS' BooK sTos6,
HenMg'S New Virginia Justice,
Containing the Duties Of Justice ofPeace,
&c. together with variety Of useful pre-
ccdents, adapted to the laws now m force
Also, forms Of conveyancing, such as
deeds Of bargain and sac icase AID re-
lease, mortgage, trust, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

Nourse, leave this to-rnorrow Er \. York
the one bearer of dispatches for france and
the other for England. The report yestcr
day was, that the negotiation was broken
on but 1t IS contradicted to-day SO that
reliance ought not to be placed upon any of
them
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
COUNLlL Z MtNH

February Is, 1903
BROPCSALS will DC received b, the
4 Executive lsr the pu' chase Of the
condemned slaves now ia the penrtntiarys
DANIEL l. HYLTON, &C
Feb ~. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
The tive gentlemen above mentioned pas.
sed through this city yesterday

The Senate of the Legislature of Mas
sachusetts, after long and spirited debate
adopted a Resolve, requesting the Senator,
ana Representatives in Congress to procure
an ALTERATION of the constitution. 20 ssnpow
err the President TO remove any of the Fe-
derai Judges, on an address Of a majority
OF the House vi Representatives ana two
thtf;ss OF the Senate, of Congress. it
2O-AeS inst it IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

Il + Il - Il 81 y " u s
For Sale az ;sis OGee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
For Sale,

= Y vir're Of deed ofuus' extcutoiby Samuel
~ Adams tie subeorbsr. and Tor me purpose
OF completing the object Of INC said trust me
following ptop ry vii be oJe,sd for sale on the
premises on Inc q DAY Of March 1903, 20 the
highest bidder all that patcel Of LAND, near
Cumberland courthouse. commonly called and
known by the name OF A6Ums' Tenement con.
aiming between % and 80 acres Of land with
Or houses. good stable garden and q. her cone
veniences for the accomrnod iiion Of q family.
SAMUEL HOBSON, Truytee-
December %, 1907 -,4.dst
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
NOTICE

THE Pro2rietors of n-Wharf, are here
by notified, that tlrir annual meeting
viii be held at Col Bunham's Tavern, in
Portland, on the fri 1uelday of January
next, at of the clock p. NJ. when they will
ACT upon the following art cles--viz.
III. To ohoole Mode aor.
Cd. 10 choole Clerk for the year enfuing,
and fuch other officers as yhey ihail Judge ne
celIary to manage their affairs.
Sd To receive accounts and allow the fame
if they think proper.
4th: To fee if the Proprierors will vote any
FUN or fums of money, to be ailefled, RATED &
applied for the Purpole of adding 20 the Wharf
already built, and to defray any expenfes thar
may attend laid budneIs, or be otherwIie in
eurred 10 managing their affairs, or imProv-
ing the intereit Of iaid ProPuetors- and gen.
orally, to act on all matters that they ihall
Judge neceiiary for the interef of the concern
ca JAMES G. JEWE1T, P.aes, Cie,l
Psytloas, D.e. o 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
z0::lpr.

In England, the celebrated John Horn
Tooke, one Of he first scholars, ablest wri
tiers, aud most excentris characters q the
present age. --In Antigua Capt. Asa Ros-
setter, native of Connecticut. In Lees
burg (virg 5th inst d.. - Peyton he
fell in a duel with Mr., Nm. Littleiohn, OF
Leesburg-In Baltimore, Barnard Juncs,
Of the house of Junca 8 Lisbon, 1T a.
In Marylanda nego woman 1T. CXLV /;
retaining her faculties ofmind and spright.
illness Of dispositih to the last.
In Lake Chanplain, (dorwned, by the
upseting Of canc) 9th uit Ensign Thorn
as II. CLARK, Of Bston 1T 20, Of the 4th
reg't Of infantry htIe U 5. service, on that
station Two othrel privates, we learn,
were drowned VIII him.
On his passagdrom Portland to Charles
ton, IS. C) Edward Wormell, native of
Bath, seaman q board the Mary, Capt.
Moody
n this town, Iiss Mary Merrill, daugh-
ter ofMr. RogerM. aged ii.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
Communications.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

FOR The GAZETTE.
Ma SHIRLEY,
That our commercial concerns, and that
the affairs Of the nation generally, are in a
most perpIexed and inauspicious state, we
all admit But It is made question, What
were the causes Of this embarrassment !; &
what must be the policy, by which to ex-
ticate ourselves
Let il be conceded, that the conduct oI
the European belligerents has produced
much Of this embarrassment /; hat our CON.
mercial rights have been at times violated,
and that the two powerful nations Of France
and England, in aiming their hostile blows
II each other, have often injured America
stu, we think il manifest, that had our GO
yernment conducted with strict impartial
T., with wisdom, with decision and energy
our suferings would be less than they are
and cur national character respected by Che
world.
II is proper to inquire, why does Mr.
MADISON furnish Gen. Armstrong, our En-
voy U France, with apologies for an act
ID that government, the most arbitrary, ex
uavagant and outrageous, ever known &c
the civilized world Why suggest to the
Envoy, palliations, with regard 20 the Der.
la decree instead Of commanding him &c
demonstrate against its injustice and infdel
ryl What authorised our rulers to sup
pose this decree was to be a mere threat
HiGiout meaning, and without execution
4 Why admit, that this decree was only retail
iaory Of former declaration ofthe British
that they considered many ports Of France
b.oekaded Why not admit, that, when
| tc French we're Threatening 70 invade En-
| gland, ami were making preparations IN
/ tl.sir ports 70 carry thig plan INTO effect, the
Lagiish were fully justified by every prin-
/ cple, to declare hose ports N state OF
Il blockade and when further considered,
that The British heets were in fact investing
those very places of their enemies Does
! discover spirit Of impartiality, n ustif
n We afbsrery decree Of Berlin, by adyerting
n "the fornsel mereie defensive measures q
\ ss arilaig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
A REPUBLICAN.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Mr.. Shirley,
! wish some kn97gizg democrat would re-
coneile the conduct Of the member Of Con.
gress, from Lincoln district, in proposing to
raise the embargo, as it respects places not
actually blockaded by the English or French
fleets, with the repeated and explicit decla-
Fations Gin an address from the democratic
representatives in Congress, of this state,
% the Legislature Of this Commonwealth,
signed By him as well as othersN that the on
ly alternative for our nation, is z0a, or per-
betnai embargo Perhaps some one in the
secrets ofthe administration, can explain this
Inconsistency. II would also be agreeable
To be supplied with some reason to account
for Mr. Cooks writing the merchants here
to petition Congress for a repeal of the en-
barge laws, when he unites with others, in
declaring that the embargo must be contin-
ued, or we must be involved in war.
And while this second Daniel is engaged
in giving the explanations requested above,
he is also desired to inform the people Of
the district, why William King, of Bath,
who has SO often apologized for this meas
ure Of the government, and joined in COM
plimenting Mr. Jefferson, for the wisdom &
energy displayed by it, has lately proposed
to demonstrate against it, as inextedieut, o.
bressiVe, & ruinOus ? Are these men sick Of
the embargo, and anxious for its removal
while at the same time, they applaud the
government for adopting it
LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

mos Speech IN favor Of the above motion.
As II is not in Our power to give It entire N
dis DAYS paper, it woaid be doing inlst'ce
- the venerable author OF it, and also to our
readers to have. permitted partial publica-
ton. Ii shows IN an unans werable nantier
the folly and injurious tendencyot the en-
barro-the impossibility Of its ever produ-
chg any good to the country as measure
ID Ioe,tior-and what renders it still more
valuable is, that it conveys evidence strong
as proofs of holy writ of the real caase Of
the embargo.
n the House Of Representatives, the non
intercourse resolutions, offered by g. w.
CampbeIl, are still under consideration. We
giye Mr.. Randolph's remarks upon them
I,von and sloan have spoken against them,
and most Of The federal members; but Mr..
Madisons men constitute a majority, and
they viii undoubtedly be adopted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

AT Hancock Mr.. Abel tSawyer, to Miss
Betsey Goodhue.
At York, Mass on Thursday evening
last, Capt. Samuel Hunt, Of Newbury, 70
Miss Joanna Bragdon, Of the former place
AT Scarborough, BY the Rev. I. Lancas-
tel, capt Sewan Libby, to Miss Sally Libby.
Ill North Yarmouth, Mr.. Solomon s Blan-
chard, TO Miss Elizabeth Buxton. MIR. Jo-
sepis Hool, to Miss Sally Fisher-Mr. w.
Reed, to Miss Hannah Hool.-Mr. John ID.
blanchard, to Miss Lydia Southern.
~ CT mr.. I0s'slg Doughty, TO Miss
EN1 Tr-pnl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

A Ii perfons havig accounts flsndine with
the lare firm TaeIey u Blane5sra, are
once more invited call and make immedi-
ate payment TO JAME BtANcHARD, on or be.
fore the frif Of Januar next, if hey would a.
void con and trouble as they will he Ieft with
n Attorney for coIledon at that time.
Dee. 10. JAfES BLANCHARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

THE Subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and tie public, that he keeps
VICTUALS of all kinds, at the hgn of the
TURKEY, No. z, 7ous5 ROV, Fi6 Street; where
they will be accommodated at the ihorteft no
tice, from in the morning until 10 in the
evening
dL5-A few proce of bottled CIDER, for
fale as above. ELIJAH FISK.
Portland, Dee. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
FOR TAE GAZETTE.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
HAVING undtrtood there was 4 meet
ing Of some Of the Militia Officers IN this
town on Saturday eeninglast, for the pur-
pose OF making engagements for paving fu
neral honors 10 thelate Governor, YOU will
obi;ge me By givin place 10 tue following
g1eye. A SUBALTERN
If the measue is intended 10 be
general, Why wee not all the FEDERAL
Officers invited tCsttend the meeting on
Saturday Evening
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
AnnuaE Meefing.

THE Stockholders the B1aize Fire and
Marine I.ja,Ensf drpaz,, are hereby no
tihed that their annual leeting for the choice
of nine Directors for Il enfung year will be
held at their office in Fh-lfreet, on Tuelday,
the third day of January 1909, at two O'Clock,
afternoon.
BY order Of the Preficnt and Directors
ELISHA loRsE, Ssersfery
M +. e NJ. LaJvaaes 0se.1
Dee. 10, 1903. Q9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
TAKE NOTICE u

THE fubfcribers having been appoisted
n CommilIioners to receive and examine
the claims Of the feveraI creditors Of the ef-
tate Of E
MES CHADWICK,
late of Portland, dcceaied, reprefented inlol-
vent, give notice that they will attend that
fervice az the United Marirs = Fire Iafuaner
OFce in Portland, on the flrf Monday Of Ian
nary next and on the fecond Mondays Of The
FIVE folio wing months, from 2 70 . clock 7.
M. Of laid days
JAMES NEAL, 2
JOHN WATSON. S'""4''sft'
De- rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
Eaory 1arn y Tbytad Stare.

JOSEPH POPE, informs his friends and the
.Jpubic that he is appointed Agent for ALuy
Z Byo1On, Of Providence. who will keep him
conlfantly fuppied from their long known &
well efabhihed Factory, with general adort-
ment Of
Cot on Warp aud Filling,
White and colo,ed Stocking, 4 thread,
ditto ditto Thread in hanks and balls,
Wirk Yarn,
Cotton Shirting and Sheeting,
do Cheek and Stripe,
Bed Tick &c.
Which will be fold whoieiae and retail al the
Factory prices. Shopkeepers in town and
country may be fuppiied on the fame terms As
at the Manufactures, by applying at No. 2,
MEDsy5 RozV. (6m) Dec. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
C0partnerGp DiNolved.

THE CopartnerfhD under the firm Of
E. & M. FISK,is this day diHolved by
mutual content AIlperfons who have Ac-
counts with the faid firm yet unadjuited, are
requelled to call on hJAH FISK, who is duly
authorized to adult be fame.
ELIJAH FISK,
MOSES FISK,
Portland, Dec. Is H9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
FOR BOSTON.
N. p. POOR

Calicoes-- Cambrieks-- Dimoties- Corded
Ginghams and Cambricks--icarlet and black
observation-disclosures Shoes, with ties, 3J2 a
para great variety of Shswls and Handker-
chiefs-real Madras 'kerchiefs fix, co ton,
& worried Hoiery--India Lultrings -Tabby
Vevet--h 5s.f--a very complete afIort
ment Of SEASONABLE GOODS. for CAN.
or few days credit Dee. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

We understand that the Masters and
Mates of vessels belonging to this port
have prepared an address to Congress
stating the suherings and prlvations
they endtre in consequence OF the IN
terdiction Of all foreign commerce,
and praying that honorable body 70 take
their situation into consideration and
afford them some relief. We wish
them success in their application but at
the same time we think their hope a
forlorn one. GaHeO caretb for none
Of these things"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
NOTICE ~

THE Copartnerihip Of CRYING & POOR,
having expired, was by mutual content
didoived the Soth ultimo.--AIl perlons haV-
ing demands againft faid firm are requelted to
exhibit the fame for feulement, and thole in-
debted to make payment TO SHIRLEY ERvINc.
SHIRLEY ERVING,
DANIEL A. POOR.
~ They give further notice, that having
fold he CIRCULATING LIBRAR1- 10 Mr.
ST, PHEH PATTES, they requeR all perlons
who have taken Books from the Library pre-
vious to rs removal, to return them inmedi-
ately TO Mr.. PATTEN, or TO S, IRVING.
PORTLAND, De-. l9