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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-23

b has the fg, sad Impose this 'ss the
been spilled We occupied before 's she d ha'
and without maternal support and
5 M0@ sis; merely of
p %s is ~ wit" a e"4 :a
the sovereign of our nation by burning French ship
and by enforcing ships upon high
Ills Imperial AIN Majesty Britain
and d,ar crew. fthem bondas
wh hono not G f p ns 1n f But
policy it is their wish word-Tbe adm
bosd eq q 1d energy o a a fe of on sn
too repeated or too oe r p
b @ & s oSr w a sn rns' shall be forced into
feels when every effort has been fairly exhausted ard
o~ @ both WITH s france and length
ho pleasing aspect when T e the course of the
npp a a aee u oft f S pops. american an citizens
nabed in % still active spite Of previous
projected under then presented TO
o nd ae ezeas their G% o the r Sqon a
stead of preventing would have h ra o Gar 'n @ CONN in
d d e the @ "ea5eia v those de' and orders
channels pointed BY and pre-
To accepted protection Of France OF
once INTO the wars of Europe which we survived might have had
these your believe Of United
They e%barso the spp%o5ado 9a
on AS rrscauon Completely
t O
because
nfo
could
has the insulting
The byn
but
AMI attachment
by tender of British violating
choice The British George his OF
Pinkny indgnty still offensive
in
for their relief lift should be by
believed that in whose
an American resides read and
Britain, AS gaoun of his
sensible
SOLICITORS
farther with that whose vocabulary
the thing; bis friendship,
the blood of citizens i
The construction placed by the British
made the embargo this which all
opposition country towh thev belong I 10
-
will
addressed
the of those who fell
live who still to
been of the
forIear the
which
offending wndsipat the
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-23
flour Dollars Per Annum-l'aid in AdDance.]
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appointed for that purpose, made following


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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

sands of labourers dependant upon the
employments of Commerce for taeir
very existence are, in moment, IA the
most comEortless and craving season Of
the wear, deprived Of the means Of sub
sistence and exposed to penniless
poverty, and abject want, are seen wan
,dering through the streets begging for
work and for bread---the farmer, at the
term OF his market, the period when he
expected to turn his produce into NOR
ey, TO pay his rent or reimburse the ex-
penses of his harvest, in vain requires
the most reduced prices for his pro-
duce, and finds the fruits OF industry,
the staff of his hope, encumberiRg his
barn. The mills Of the country, but a
short time since, so cheerful and busy,
are now silent and deserted and ter
rifying stagnation prevails every where
HAVE WE NOT A RIGHT TO KNOW
THE REASON OF ALL THIS DISTRESS
The public mind may, and ought to
bear much calamity, when an adequate
cause is known TO exist for it but 10
suffer such extremities patiently, and
know not why or wherefore, is beyond
the torbearance of the most submissive
lis there man in this whole commu-
nifty out of the presidential closet, who
can assign any reason FOR this extraor-
dinary and calamitous state Of things
Do we know with certainty against
what enemy the measures which have
produced il, are directed Sometimes
we are told il j. France, then ii is Eng
land, and then both. Ask the merCh-
ant, lawyer, farmer, politician Ur whom
you may, if he knows Of any TIL 9 &c
warrant what has been done and is now
doing-an absolute and profound igno,
rance Is acknowledged by all--No des'
pot on earth, but Napoleon, would dare
thus TO distress and destroy people
and not condescend even to inform
them why.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15
Frcm the United States Gazef:e.
SERIOUS ATTENTION.

Every Commercial town in the u
nited States presents a most gloomy
picture, which is the more frghtful, be-
cause it is known 10 be but the com
meneement Of more miserable scenes,
rapidly observation-disclosures, Of
the first responsibility, having their re-
sources unexpectedly snatched away
on which they relied for the fulfilment
of their engagements, their warehous-
es full of property suddenly become al
most worthless, while their contracts,
Pressing upon them, are every day
sinking into bankruptcy * ruin, tumb-
ing down hundreds in their fall---thou-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

Lying at anchor in the Delaware, tie
ship EMBAReo, commanded by Thomas
Jefferson at present inSgayd bound, but
finally intended ior the Fr$lch market.
Ills vessel is built by the most unskn-
ful worknen of 1nSeaSoned materials
but is Of Uast 6EThen. Her b5ftom u
supposed to be very foul, as the owners
do not chuse 10 have il examined Her
cargo consists of sl5hlisSi0n and fr-f4-
ence, Imported from France a1eanneae
and t5ly, Of our own growth, and hafrdd
10 England, compound Of al the rest
The master and crew are sUppOa-u -
be tell haid for navigating such an una'
sound ship and dangerous cargo 80
insurance can be had, as it is generally
believed TO be desperate adventure,
and the protector will probably be rssin-
ed by it,. S. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

will fird their way to Ncva,Scotia, rath-
er than 20 to work on the land.
Mr.. Smith tells you, " That Spain
will feel it more perhaps than any ma
lion, in the failure Of imported food,
not making enough within herself, and
in her populous and important colonies,
which depend wholly on us for the SUP
ply Of their daily wants" Mr. 5.
seems to have Forgotten that Spain has,
BY treaty, the free use Of the Niississip-
pi, and that our embargo cannot pre-
vent her subjects nni5ssing the river
he does not reflect THAI The purchasers
of the public lands, must have money
TO pay for them and that they will
carry their -four, their pork and their
bacon on those waters to vessel where
they can get Spanish dollars for them
how does be intend to stop this
course Of procedure? Does he intend
TO pass new laws, and set one militia
man to watch the others? | presume
this will not answer: the embargo, if
of long continuance, viii obIige the
opaniards to recommence thecarrying
trade on the Mississippi in this way
they may not only obtain supply for
their own colonies, but also for the
French islands.
am we'll asst red that the British
governors can grant permits to the
commanders of Spanish vessels 10 car
ry produce to any British ports, and
that these permits are respected am
not sure but in this way the British
will be supplied with cotton 50 that
although the embargo will probably be
destructive to those western people who
are now gone and going to New-Or-
leans with their produce it may e.
yenteally become a source OF wealth to
them. am not in the secret as to the
length ofits continuance, and believe
its advocates are not themselves agreed
CT that point I; some of them, ! know
wished il to be perpetual, others did
not, and some wished to have foreign
ers admitted to carry away American
produce. This part Of the subject has
been well handled by Mr. Smith
know my friend YOU viii feel IN
digilant when you reau lis assertion,
that the president had Better informa-
ton and better means Of knowledge
than he laid before congress lit Is
something Ike Ebelling the president
to say that he has called upon us 10 act
on a subject of the highest importance,
without giving US all the information
he possessed. If you want further
proof OF the incorrcctness Of the obscr-
vatlons before you, compare the two
last lines Of the performance. In the
tirst, he says, the embargo is the wish
OF all parties III the last, he tells you
i Was opposed by party spirit ~ real
" do not remember TO have seen pas
sive obedience more strenuously preach
I'd up in John Adams's days, than in
the hast paragraph Of this extraordina-
ry production.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

The following lines were iulcribed oH the
carved Lions nlip head Of the Cen'ar.an
Of 81 guns, in which Lord ArsnN failed
round the world III the memorable cxDe II
ton Of l74f. The EliP-heah was afttr-
wards erected AZ his Lordlhps couRtry
feat, az Ipswich -
Stop traveller, and you Journal lew,
think I've been as far az you
IN every cline through each degree,
ANsoN anal have plonehd tho Isas
Made journey, eqn-I 70 the iW.s.
On diltaut Osesn's fought the. Dons.
Now all tremendous f2rG are pad,
We're fate arrived on dl' re al Ian X;
II cafe and dignity aAr .ear,
Ile " tbs 5e.it II Lcr5 .--i H1RE n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15
---.szssGDlN-@s.-
THE u. S. MINT

The money coined in lne mint, in 1907
amounted to 1,044,59 dollars, SO cents
Of this the gold COINS were 84,O93 half Ea-
giles; and 6,812 quarter Eagles.-The sill
YER coins I,051.576 half dollars 800, GAS
quarter dollars and los ,000 dsmes-1'he
copper CONS, 1921 cents, 476,00O half
cents
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

t'rst india C0WNaHy'8 oNITTN5.
BY the official list recently published AZ
the Indian House, il appears that thc Com
pany have IL their employ So regular SLIPS
abroad, from 800 ID 1900 tons l6 III honie-
aud one repairihg ~ extra ships ot SEQ to
COO tons abroad 9 proceeding 10 INDIA, bur
not sailed and at home. Total lC6.
The chartered tonnage Of which exceeds
I50, 900 ions the nuulber of sailors Is near
10000.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

Byez9eyics. Statement Of the quantity Of
hbls beer. .denoninatvdp porter, ewedinLon-
don by the IL priuciple houses, be.wetn the
5th July 1906, and the 5,h july 807
Muck i70,s7e Barclay 100 go Hanbu-
ry I35,972 Brown and Parry 125,657
WLitbread l04, 25I II. Calvert S5.Og4 :
Comne sO,278 Goodwin 1880 Elliot
47,3s8 Cloves 38,554 ". Calvert 81, ,033.
Hartford 33,2S5. Ian Pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

Where are you, my friend what
are you about, that you do not cry out
with all your might against Great-Bri-
tain Blo7V ye Ire Observation-Disclosures
TRUMPET BLOW If you do not lift up
your voice, we are undone. DO YOU
not perceive that many Of our good re-
publicans are already hankering after
England, and begin to scowl al our te-
loved friend Bonaparte If you allow
them to go on this way, rcpublicanism IS
at an end. Should the spirit Of enmity
which we have long fostered against
Britain, be transferred to France, adieu
democratictriumphs !-adieu the pow
er of the friends of the people . they
take their departure, never 70 return
For heavens sake--ior the sake of the
glorious administration Of the ever-lov-
ed and eyer-to-be-admired Jefferson u
tor the sake of REPUBLICAN France, and
for the sake Of the great champion Of
Retubfcanisnl who " reigns triumphant
there" liz M your voice kke TRUMPET,
cry aioud and share not. If your love Of
Jefferson--if your love Of Bonaparte--
if your love of rs good democrats, who
have built you up and supported you,
will net impel you to a sense of your
duty let your enmity 10 Great-Britain
let yourrooted and everlasting hatred
to the federalists--let your utter con
| tempt of the wisdom and talents of the
Yankees, stimulate you at this awful
crisis 10 be up and doing.-I am posed
~ AM conlunded.--I am struck
dumb used to look to you for ar
guments to overthrow these teazing
Federalists, but now you fail nae. |
formally had no difficulty in proving
that every mothers son of them were
Englishn.cn, and Englishmen, you
know, are, of ell mankind, the most o.
dious. o that had it In my power to
sink that cursed island Of Great Bn-
tain II must he destroyed. Our best
friend has said it, and he wants ONLY our
assistance to accomplish his purposes
Our government will, Ro doubt, iOiu
him heart & hand. Inthe mean time,yol
must do every thing in your power "
debase England, & make the people ab-
nor her. Paint her in the bIackest CO..
ors, for surely she deserves it. You
have subjects pienty--Copenhagen
South America, &c sc and if vo'
cannot find enough elsewhere, cop
from the Aurora. Duane will supp
you. o that sweet Duane, he is fit N
be King Of this ceuntry--President
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15
s Something rotten IN The state Of Der
mark"


Why is the territory Of n. Orleans
exempted from the general embargo
law For both in the original and in
the supplement it Is restricted to the
United Stdtes-N. Orleans, it seems,
is not Incorporated into the union,
therefore it shall have the inviduous
privilege and immunity OF exemption
from the immense losses and miserics
Of the States.---Is this Justice, is this
equity Does the embargo, (as the Ma
tIonal Intelligencer says is does thus
operate equally against all the Europe
an nations WIN not N. Orleans (aI-
most in the centre or the Spanish p O.
vinces) become depot for supplies
for those provinces Who does not
see in this the finger Of French inffu-
ence?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

Although we do not often open our
commnsto articles SO VioLentiy democrat
* as the following, yet il is 50 similar
IN sentiment and in spirit to the edito-
rial effusions OF SONS Of our daily pa
pers (paEticularly the baltimore Nyhig)
that We thin il not amiss to give il as
a sample Of the vedfment democratic
sfl{c.-.K Y. Shectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

laty G. wT.a raliying The Tuskinl an.
nahador c1ncefEfnE the Aic0ran'r rtr.nittirg
each tiuiie.mzu 10 have many >yive. " L.
true Madam, replied tnr turk aud X
permits y, nat the nuiband may III ieveral
wives had theyarious accomb bitsments which
many kng''ih women like your l4uythip. in
ely poGenes'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

EJAevtArIoH-oesF ffs g,eVs IF ~ wfTzf
And does his litle lpsce contain
The perrin Of ny wlrri
Who, when alive, b Ni- crnli hai4
Her Avss f-Ah wat !, lys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-15

should say-and I hope TO live @ see
him at the head Of wise and siItuons
administration. | could join France
could bow the Knee to BonaParte--L
could even submit to receive 1lrest-
dent from the greatsst of All modern
rehh5EccHs, (lor | see no difference be-
tween 4 president appointed by Bona-
parte znd che appointed by Stephen H.
Bradley, only tie Corslcan'sman would,
in All probability, te the most respects
ble,) but to make feace with Gngland
cn a1y terms short Of the destruction
Of her navy, ard consequently her ex-
istence, / never car, nor isill my coun-
try submit.
| viii not, Ike some of the foolish
Federalists, SIGN myself thousands, but
you may depend | speak the senti-
ments ortens Of thousands Of thorough
going DEMOCRATS.
So mad and 50 blind Is party, that we
should not be surprised If there should
be found democrats who would rejoice
in the nezg aity of Bonaparte, and the
,eqo enemy of England When Rus
STA, with her s. millions of brave and
obstinate, royal and invincibIe subjects,
Yields TO the domination Of France, and
tusns her arms against the only re-
manning free nation Of Europe, one
would expect that patriotism would
mourn, when we read our own destiny
In these eventsI
Alas I We Inistake-we kiss our
chains, and bless the hand which for
ges them.-PaLadium-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
COME IND SEEI

A NexceIlent FARM for fale, Gluated in Poy-
: 71oai, il the county Of Cumberland. "a
the county road leading from PoytLqas 10 0fi,-
fed, WataJdrd, t's. containing 100 acres of
as good Land as any IN the Province Of Maine
with two good new houles and a barn there
on, and upwards Of three bza4~ei apple and 9th
er good f-uit-trees thereon, and IS under good
improvements a good ttand for 2 mechau-
les ora farmer.-Ayo, one other good FART,
with good building, and young orchard
will produce upwards Of twenty rs of Eng
lifh lay annually, and capable Of large inl-
proVements az very fmail expenfe.
HBo-One other new Farm, which will nro.
duce about or tons of Engifh hay. with
about lC acres more that is fell intended for
corn or grain the Prefent year-with very
hne privilege for Saw and Grit mill there
on, with the Frame, Irons and Running Deer
tor Saw mill, complete, near the foot. II Z
lait mentioned lot contains 100 acres Of er-
cellent foil
ABo-Severai Lots of unimproved Land.
with quantity Of Pine-timher thereon.
Al. the aforementioned Farm and .ots ex-
cePt The htl, are 6tuated on or very near
Crooked river 20 called) in faid Ravuoz4 and
On county road The above lands will Re
fold on very reaionabIe terms, and payment
may be made very eafy, as a great part Of r.
may be paid in Wen India Goods, neat aock
country produce, or even in Bank biYf, If pen-
une For further particulars inquire of
LEWIS GAY, or l.. MARCH GAY, on the
two hrlt mentioned prehiles,
R1vz70y1 4hrI A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
EeIfft Paragraphs.
81 DTcNIFTED RETIREMENT.

Not long 6Hce folne none-cutters Deiug al
work discovered, 10 heir (urprize, he Tad,
fnugly bedded near the centre of large block
of maTbe; and who, from appearances, muf
for years, ana perhaps for ages, have been ia
the Z dignitsG fate offeEf retirement" il which
they found him, teiag altogether independent
Of evtrigiie fuPplies. Such angular event
naturally existed the attention Of the curious,
and frcm the circumstances, that in this ia
ltauce perfect (cel1)f.a fyo,E re -0ora, was not
Incompatible with 0nigsol life, fine , hsJsSber5
have concluded thar nations ALTO might cir, if
they did not e5ari5, 10 a fmiIar Rate a Ps1fst--
81 Eze5aygo--AsggE9Pa P.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
70 GARDENERS.

ETFCS. HGN1'ER, Watch-maker, No 70,
i Fore Greet, has received from England
4 quantity Of Early Chaiton Peas; this Pea
q ripe fun three weeks before any other
Also. Spanish Dwarf Peas, which 90 not grow
more than eight inches wiien 10 full bearirg--
Blue Pruf5an Peas this is the most prolific Of
All others Scar ct Runners, and variety Of
English Flower and other Seeds; a LIST OF
which may he seen a. above.
he ago offers for f4le quantity Of English
Shoe Sole Lea,her--Patent Liquid and Cake
lack.ne--Londoa made Tin ca Kettles, OF .
fuDerior quality aHd ltrength Hstters Bow
s,rings-A few Book on Gardening aud Ag-
riculture--and some ~ the Works Of the Gel
ssra,ed Dr.. Gil, Dapuf Minister Of Lon
aeD. Psy1feas, 1lsye5 IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

III the hihory Of Rulia, Taention is ma De
OF pealant, who, in qIst of honey, leaped
into hollow tree where be found luch great
floek that be funk up to The breslt il il. He
lEuck faa, and no remedy appeared but to
eat EinjeJf iufg Liberty, by deVouring all the hon
e.. Two days ne remained IN this ftuaton,
vainty crying out for help in thick wood
where his voice could nor he heard rod from
him At length a bear came 20 the tree on
the fame erraud and defending with his
tail downwardE, the man caught hold Of It
which lurPriled the bear 70 that he was indu-
Sed 10 TAKE bi7gf!f balt with the utmolf fpeed :;
she man, main,aing his hold, was thus, pow
deuray, drawn out az TINS fSbtsf and dtFni6-
ed retirement, which sttsrvvye would have
been BIS grave
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
TO FARMERS.

4 T the requeft of MIR. 5o5. Pei, of New
: : ton, IN The county Of Middlefex and Com
monwealth Of Maaachusetrs, the SrBfcriber
offers for ia's all the Limit and Property Of
which the laid Peck is the owner in Re5ysa.
AliTot, Poland & Tsy e., in the county Of Cum
berland, and Dittrict Of Maine, convened 10
iaid Peck by John BRIGHAM and Others, and
granted to them by The General Court of [aid
Commonwealth Terms Of payment will be
made cay, and further particulars communi-
Gated, on application TO the lubfcriber, at his
Office, No. Of MuiTeys Row.
NICHOLAS EMERY.
Portland, Marc5 I'll, sos
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
Charles g Iohn Fox.

No. AS s, Sonf5 Sit Lang H,5a,f
OFFER for fale, on liberal terms
8 tons round Iron
do Plough Share Moulds
10 DO Nail Plates,
90 BbIs clear, navy me(s and No. |, Pork
90 do fri quality ship Bread
so bags flowed Liverpool Salt
% tons Liverpool Coal
goo quintals Cod Fiji
ALso-A complete anortment of Ship
Chandlery and Cordage, as ufual.
Is W AY,H II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
Hard zVare Goods.
William Goddard.


TTAS received BY hiPs Joieph and Henry
L Z from Liverpool very extenfve add
ton to his flock of Sadery, Cutlery s Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for fale by
wholeiale and retail, on the NOT Reasonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes bef Crown Glafs, all 6zes from
9 by 2 70 e ny IL
" cafks wrought Nails, all fzes
tons iheer Lead
70 doz, ben Eug.ifh Shovels and Spades
20 doz Frying pans
100 doz. beit Sewing Irvine
8 caiks hat Irons
Large quantity Cart. Wagon, and Chaile
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, n and 28w do do
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
BlackfInth's Anvils and Vices.
ALSO,
An 2fortmen; Of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
very great variety of Joiner's Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
PUBLIC vFNDUR.

CumBEGLASo, f.. WiadLan, 1frH :, 1909
Taken By Fxcclti1n, nd 1yiH Re cflr-
e3 az Pg5Ee 46t17iea, On TUESDAY, tie lot
day n lBa, Tesf, = a'eh.f, n ~ AT "A.
Dazzling HUE ef Seth Rngt " did Wi1s.
ban,
Z HE right in Equity Of Redemption in ana
to the following Geicribed mortrares
Real Enare, viz certain piece Or lot III ana
being one quarter Of an acre On the weRerlv
corner Of lot No, 8, in the frl dyi6on -
hundred acre lots in faid Windham, topetAer
with the dwelling houfe landing thereon
Gtuated near Gambo mills 20 called with M
the privileges thereto belonging.
DRILL SAINT. BARKER, p. SI,'g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

hereby given, that the copartnerlhip an.
der the firm Of
B6BC0CK 9 CHILD,
is th's day diio'ved by mutual content.
Pertons having any concerns with tbe faid
hrm' are requsl'ed ~ cal and have them ad-
Juited. NATHAN BABCOCK.
JOHN CHILD.
PortLlAl, APRIL 6, 1903. GD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

AS pretty large number Of culprits were
going 70 take their ige atg< e. at Tyburn, the
wife of ore Of them Prefed thro the crowd,
and requsaed the iheriff % hang Ter husband
fin On the morning -4s De Bal q greet zoay
. 60 bone