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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

NJ oFiCE.-On Friday the Goth day Of Ianna.
" ry next, will be Id. tn the Lrbest Id Isr
at the plantation of the late VIM Friend in Ame.
ia, sundry vslHsble I'R0PERTI;, to wit Tie
stock OF Cattle, Hogs, Horses and Sheep, the
crop OF Corn, Fodder, Shuoks, &c and about %,
bushels OF Wheat, plantation Utensils, and sboo,
70 likely young Negroes-Tcrrns of saie-one
third cash, and Tie balance in = months
Al the same time, will be offered for sale, the
above mentioned tract of LIND, upon credit
OF one, two aud three years. Persons disposed
to purchase this Land, bad better view the same
before the day Of sale
In every instance. bond an3 unquestionable Sc
curly vii be required
All th0se indebted to the said estate, win please
make immediate pay mcnt, K those having CLAIMS
will present them on or before the day Of sale.
THOMAS BRANCH, Exscnfor.
Chesterfield, pee 13 oaw6vg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27
ITO JoHN Fowler Of Xentueky, and Jon
DAN HARmIs, et YirKinia,

SENTLRMEE,
Take notice, that on Thursday the 18th
of next month, at John bndersons Tavern, in
Newt Canton, sIiaii proceed 90 take the deposl-
tons of Robert Moseey and others, to continue
from day to day, until flushed And on Friday,
the 2Oth OF next month, shall, at Buckingham
courthouse, again proceed to take the Deposit
ons of Daniel Guerrant and others, which depo-
sitions are to be read as evidence in a suit depcn
ding in The High Court Of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, wherein 1 am plaintiff and you
arc defendants. Yours, &c.
PETER GUERRANT
pee Of. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

hIAPT COTTONS & KERSEYS- The
i y Subscriber has received consignment of
Nap COttOns and Kerseys, which he offers at re-
Guced price, for cash. or indorscd negotiable
notes. ROBERT JOHNSTON.
December 6. (tfN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

I ANplNG from the Schooner RIcuMoN D
H at Testers new Wharf
25 Crates Earthen Ware,
25 Hhds. Muscovsdo Sugar,
IL DO. Green Coffee,
Bales Wo1lens,
IN STORE 100 bags Salt, Is hhds Molsss-
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, 6quartcr casks Ser-
~, pipes Gin, so boxes Seg.rs, 6 bags Race
Ginger, Souchong, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WAITE
NOV. 4. Fiji
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27
TN f1ANcERY.-l1ta Court held Cor Alb

N CHAECERY.---llta Court held for Albc
4 marie cpnn,y, Sac Ssh dis Of Dec 1903
Nim:ad ars!nnem, P:ai :,9-sgainSt Jno Jor
EFT, Alice lo;tett hes OF .toiI.,t Jouc,t, Na.asr
Crawford and Margaret h,s ,s.e, John Alien and
Mary ms witu, john M'iis, Minan Mills, MArc,.
ret Mills, Frances Mills, Chiffon Rods and Eli.
aa5ctIi his wife, Charles Jouc.,. Thomas G. f;st.
cher and SUSANNA MS vile, u. jt,daas
The Defendants joins Juuet., Jabn Allen and
Mary ','s wife, and Charles jo,;ett, not having
ehterei Their appearance and gwen sacur.ty nc
cordns TO The act ot Assembly md the ,ui,,, OF
this court, and it appearing 20 tie satisfaction OF
the court, that they are III Inhabitants oi ths
Commonwealth On motion II the Piaint;ii b.,
ms CoIinch ; NiS orlerei, Tast the said ,,esei-
Giants do appear mere on ~ before the first Mon.
DAY III March, next, and answer 4hc bill OF the
p''iilt'ii, and that copy Of tins order D forth
wi,!' asserted IN some public neus paper, pr,n-
ted IN the city of Kiehmnnd, t,resest week. s,.c-
cessive,, and posted the from, dor of ll,,,
couit-iIouse II said count, on sns,.e cuut ,i..y
y Copy. reste,
ALEX'R. GARRETT, D. C
December Is. oew8vg
N CuANCERY Louis. Cuun.y C0..II. O.
toher 10th, 1873.
Charles fhomas, P!t'Gr--Agains, John lis.
dale, James Trey iliaD < samuel Henson Dcj'ts
THE defendant, john 'iiStiaic, not havine en.
tered ms appearance s given .c,lritv acc ortin.r
II the act OF Asse tnb!y x TIC rics Of this court
and 1t appearingtu the satisfaction ot the court
tat i:e Is not m i'li,abii,nt Of this state On mo.
tioh OF the Plaintiiby his attorney; Il Is oyfered
that the SAID defendant do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday in January next, and answer the
p!ainti!t' bill, andtha copy Of this order b.,
forthwith inserted in one OF tl. new - pcys pin
ted IN the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
ceSsIveiy, pasted at the front door OF the court
house ~ this county, on some court tav
n Copy. Teste,
JNo. POINDEXTER, c. I. C.
NOV. /. II w8w)
W JAMES WEIGH, roRMERLv OF C GEN
= ERiER COUNTY, vIRCINIA -S{R-A,
Know not the place oi your present rcsidence
and believe you To be no longer an Inhal;tant a
ths State take tins mode of informing Won
that, shall Oh the fth day of January ne xt. like
the deposition OF samuel NJ Craw, to be read as
evidence in a SHIT depending in the Supe flor
Court OF Chanccry, holden at Richmond, y,her.
~ am plaintiff, and yourself and others deteu.
dauts Which deposition will be taken at tie
Once OF the said M'Crlw, in the CITY OF R;tb
m"nd, between the hours of SIX in the nlo.nihr
and six in the evening, VIXEN and where YOU m, y
attend ifyou please.
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
c-n'ohd, NOV. l. Iawt5ti.Jln.l
NJ II.LtAMssyRo, november SOth, 1893 M
W bf1le Patients can, until further notice. l.,
admitted into the LUVATYC HOSPI25L. n,
the cells are all full
By order of the Court of Directors,
WILLIAh RUSSELL, CYe-k
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

He partnership of Daniel Irp!ett G. Co. is
L this day dissolved by mutual consent.
DANIEL TRIPLETT,
SAAfL. r. PARSONS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

M ANfED as TUTOR, in Il private family.
w singlc msn qualified to teach the Latin
AND English languages grammatcally, and Arth-
fnctc Apply TO Charles Woodson, Cumberland
county, neHr CartersyiIie Oct % To,utf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

Richmond, General Office of ..oa1
Assurance, Dec. /, 1908 s
- All the Printers in Virginia, and in the
Town of Alexandria, requested to publish the
above once per week, until the second day of ia
nuary next G C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27
s 4,l3e.78B

those countries. (and they are tho only
ones to which we could have cxnorted rrd,y.
the orders of council) it appe rs. that the
total az cunt 81 exports is only S4.I36.783,-
! have admitted Sweden & her colonies IN
please the gentleman, although / npder
sand them obe subject TO capture under the
Frerch decree. 4 large item is to 81. Lar
thcioncws' Swedish island, serving onlv
as en entrepot. But we are told that Grcat
Britain IN her so hness, has lately permit
'ed US to tFade 70 spain aud Portugal, and
hat tie orders Of coHnril 80 louecr attach
20 'i'' "a'i.ni. I'm Of a diGcrcnt opin;.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27
He Subscriber ha0iny f,,uishrJ b;,,reI| -; -

'HE Subscriber haoin5. furnished himself ssith
an elegant assortment Fl n,opn;ings ard o.
tfsr materials begs f-aOe to iw:yn, IRE public
fhat he has commenced tie CABINET INK.
40 hCS1NESS, noon an extensive scale, in tie
@1"se "e" Sh'cfoe briGgr, next door to Samuel
Peasants, rs, Printing oFcs, 4yhrre he suiNke.b
a constant supply qtJynifHre far SAFE noon reasOnd.
1-e teT'ts--4na phere furniture IN his Ane will be
mHac no'a the sAortest notice, and in the 7,ost -
.oVe4f"@htoss' or upon any model sshich NAV be
%'Te;fo1 The s1bscribcr will aiso keep on md. a
constant supply IF Fanny and Grindsor CHAIRS
q al asse'i'tio"s for sale abor yeascnable terms.
Cs: IL. PERRl:
l'''"'''"" ""V' 20 1893. (lass45D.J
~ B. Cos.ch ani Sim p,ir.:rr Aa,a -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

M UTUAL ASSURANCE OClETY.--The
lVl General Annual Meeting of the Mutual
Assurance Society, against Fire or buildings OF
the state of Virginia, VIII be neld at the Capitol,
in the city of Richmond, on Monday, the Cd day
of January next. SAMUEL GREENHOW,
PrinciDa! deert
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

~ B. Czech and Sign Painting, done at hi;
sa2p on the shortest notice anil in the vev best mar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

N. B. Mr.. Ahercrolnby could conveniently at
tend three or four pupils in Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

M USICK-ToHRJ iBERcRO .1Bli, ha-
lVl wing returned from his tour 10 the North
ward, begs leave to acqusnt his friends and the
public, that he stilicontinues teaching, in this CT
ty, the Fiano, Violin and Cutter. He likewise
tunes instruments as formerly, and respectfully
solcits the favor OF their patronage.
Applications at Messfs. PritchaiSl & Adams,
Mr. Pieasants's, and Mr.. Shelds's, will be duly
attended to.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
90rttan0,
Monday, Decem5er u, 1903.

:
BY arrivals at Salem and Newport. London
accounts TO October 96th, and Spanifh, 10
. Oct 10Th, have been received.
The Spanlil, patriots continued fuccefsful.
and were collecting and concentrating their
forces 70 make 40 attack on the French troops
who were encamped in Navarro and Bifcay.
Accounts from Corunna fay, that an attack
On the whole French line, would tie made n
OctoAer Another body Of French were fur
rounded IN Barcelona, and the Spanifh army
was daily receiving reinforcements. li-
preme Iunta, or congrefs, has been organized.
which has adopted fPirited meafures 10 drive
the enemy out Of the country The French
are ALTO augmentiRg their armies in Spain
Ii appears that England win afEiit the patri-
ota with an army of $4,000 men
An armilhce of three months, has been a.
greed on, between RuiFa aud Sweden, which
VIII probably terminate in peace betweea
them.
a kind proportion has been made by Bar-
aparte 10 the EngIiih cabinet, but it does not
appear thai il wilt be aeceded to.
B0naparte and he Emperor Of RuAia have
becu together three weeks, at Erneuf, in sax
oay. Some accounts fay, their o5leG is to
partition the Tu,kiih empire.
We Zee nothing in the late European intel
R1ence, relating 20 AmsFican affairs, except
that letters from England inform, that our e.
sygefis and ysvi7g embargo and non importation
laws have lutte Or no efett upon their manu-
fa6tures, and give little uneaGnefs to the peo-
pleas the Country enjoys the executive trade
70 Spain, Portugal, and South America, which
formerly received moi of their iupplies thro'
the Commerce OF the United States aud 1t is
well known that the Britifh colonies are grow
ing rich upon the ruins of American COM
meree. And il appears by the follow ng par
agraph, that the government of The Provinces
are not inlen6ble Of the fact On the "a h Of
November the Legislative aiIembIy of Nova
Scotia convened al Halifax The GOVERNOR,
IN hs addrefs TO both houies, af er noicing
the fncceis az the Engliih il co oper&ing
with Spain and Portugal, fpeaks il the follow
ing woods Of the American embargo
I" When turn my though 70 The affairs Of
this province, fud much 10 congratulate you
upon. We can now fully and fairly ee'ma Z
the effects ofthe embargo. % tong ant ~ rig
o-ouay impoled on the commerce of he Uni-
ted States, by the governmea. If ih4t coun-
try. The manner in which sheir general re-
friction Of trade has been car led intn eHecu-
ton, leaves no doubt as "a rhe real Object IN
tended be accomplished by it The ProjeG
has totally failed, and The Brtiih nation has
derived fufiicient experience f orr the meat
ure, 70 be convinced thar her COLONIES and her
commerce can be As little affected BY the EN-
barge of A nerica, a by the bIockading de-
e~aas ~ E~.nra Na,.y F,r~cas have f0ep r.
foTted TO wish fuccefs, @ iupPIy the dehcien-
cies produced by e. ludden an interruption Of
commerce, and the vall increafe Of imports &
exports Of this Province proves Thar he en-
barge is msafure well adapted 20 promote
the true interea Of his naieays North Amer
lean colonies"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

The lapient conductor Of the Argus, has 4
mon wonderful faculty. Of blowing hot or cold.
a. may beil fuit his pdrpofe but IN attempt
ing to play this game, in his lat paper, he has
cut bis own fingers. This MODEST and HU-
NAME Daniel, Of the 18th of October laa,
pubhlled and recommended, as a cure for fed
erailIn, the following receipt
g Take Az0iaa7 Tar, Br.
" hay kind IF Fcyfbsys, ~.
I" M = and a. ply ftez, according to art.
" TJis )rPe r7sdsihe II yliJ 10 haze tEreS zVitb-
CIT . Jseoas application"
This pu5hcstion, AZ the time, was very Iulf-
~ condemned by many Of that party bat il
flows the character and difpohtion Of the
writer FOR that paper.
In the lat Argus, an attempt is made to do
away the impreiIion Of the former pollution,
but il has only ferved 70 make a bad matter
worfe. Il isalHed,
+" M b10e zoe heard zot5isg qgaiatitJs lafeOut-
rage in Portland, -pbea t5e alleged abdgf aglizF
fas fortunate ysr 4va5 f5s Importing lbe LaV0S
81 BIS Country ?"
Il the public have any curiofty to know
the cir. maances Of the cafe which the Argos
refers &c. they are underhood 10 be thefe-
- isipi Aittc hhNEs a tuahtits VI rum, NeSou1
80 barely wasilegaly Landed on Chebesgue
Hand, and it is iaid 20 dollars were offered TO
have il brought to town, but refufed as too
little. The rum was put on board fInall
coop, and covered with wood, 10 avoid detec-
ton. But before the rum was landed, the Of
fcers Of the custom houfe were informed
wllat competed the mott valuable part Of this
wood coalers cargo, and Juitly feized j, for
being brought into The United States, IN VIOLA
ton Of the revenue laws. Shorty after, the
pertoa who i rnderRood TO have been the
''infornier," was flrnifhed with iuit, fsbri-
Gated Of the materials resonzsaJed ~ RE Afgps
After recording our pointed Interpretation of
luch proceedings, it may not Be aniis to gaefs
at the motives which aauatsd this unfortunate
lupporser OF the laws. We underfsand, he was
acfuated BY perlonzl pique, aad the law pro-
vides, thar the informsr lhali receive one halt,
and Rim is cath article. The affair bad no
oolirical bearing, snd it IS well known, the
character Of an informer' IS not always rel
pelfsd according 70 is merits.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
9 Bn.iss 0E:yzg- Z" once ner:

Mn. SHIFLEY,
HAVING noticed several accounts
in the papers respecting an ,inforlun-
ate affair which took place between
some people in q boat from schooner
belonging. to Liverpool, N. s. and a
guard over some flour which had been
landed in consequence of its being re-
fused an entry at PasSamaquoddy and
as there has been some contradiction in
the statements respecting this BUSH
ness, would submit the following facts
which you may rely on as correct. The
schr. in question, was Enqlish--was
cleared out from Liverpool for Port
land, but had Eaathort on her stern |;
and when she made her port at the east
ward, her crew consisted Of FIVE per-
sons bul the person having direction
of the vessel, ! presume, made an a.
greement with the owner of the flour,
to take 1t away. In the mean time, the
crew of the schooner was Increased to
fifteen, consisting of part Americans
and part forcigners--when they pro-
ceedvd with the vessel to the vicinity of
the hour, where her boat with part Of
the people attempted 10 land /; and the
circumstances as stated in the last Ca
zette, occurred. My object in submit
ting these remarks, is only 10 show the
improperly Gifts being represented as
a national affair, as was attempted in
the Arglts. 1t is impossible to account
for what purposethe democratic papers
endeavor TO excite spirit of enmity &
hatred in the minds of the people of
these States against England, or any
other nation--unless they wish to
involve the country in WAR with
her, The maxim " IN feace
friends, in war enemies" is as just as
il is honorable and because federalists
subscribe to this, the democrats charge
them with being partizans of England.
But the real object ofthese demagogues
j., to promote their personal eirUation,
by sporting with the Prejudices which
too many honest men retain, in conse-
qugIce ofthc revolutionary contest.
AN AMERICAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
TU.VOTS .4RMY.

toNDoN, ocr. 97.-The Convention for
the lurFender Of u eoi's French army has been
duty executed All the Plur5sr was however,
taken from them hy military committee.
The fra diviaon laiiedfo France about the
18th Sept. The number furreudered bv the
caPimletion. was 3 Gsaerals. 667 Officers, IS
iurgesns, 90 $50 folders, infantry; and lo65
cavsiry I6l conductors. Their lois in the
previous battles was $3.50 On the fame day
the laa diviiion embarked; when the portu-
euele flag was hOiaed on all the caltles; and
mutual congratulations took place between the
Englilh, Spanih sad Portuguefe. Junot was
followed TO the ihore by thouiauds Of the po-
puIace hooting At him He was prot cted
from injury ~ the Engliih Officers. The
city was illuminated. The Portuguese gov
ernment was immediately re elablifhed and
rhe Intendant General Lucas he Scarray Sill
va began to exercife his functions. AT the
hlt dates we have not heard Of the arrival Of
theie troops in France the fri divifon was
l.it much dhperfed, making towards Quiberon
Bay; the iecond divihon probably reached
ROchefort abou; the Goth inf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
e coRuNNA, ocr. 10.

coRUNNA, Ger 10.
"Oa tie 5oth at. t,hree days after tie
cSpfnre) the french attempted 70 gut Bilboai
bur were obliged to resurn. We may there
tore expect lheir retreat TO be cat off, that
oas army viii fat upon Ney, and bis $4,000
men and thar Que arms viii have glorious
day. Geaer4.s Cuelta aud p. LlamOs have
formed junction, and 1900 Aaurians are at
Reynofa
On the 9Th n day break Gen. Blake' ar
my, ar Quincores tnot far from Bhboa) was
ia motion. Csitancs, With $4,000 (of which
7oco are cavalry is at Logronn; Palafox,
with $1,000 neu, Is advancing by Roncel-
veunr towards Fon;erahia, to cur off the re-
treat Of the French, by Irun."
ocr - This morning Britiih convoy, Of
40 fail, with $4,000 troops, under Sir David
Baird, arrived here. II was expected their
DECENTRALIZATION would commence immediate
~ but the Provincial Juuta having been
diiIolved, il Is neceaary that The function Of
the Supreme Central Junta fhoud be obtain
ed, before the troops can land. An exPrets
hss gone 10 Madrid for the purpole. Gen.
. Baird has landed. We expect alto 5000 cav
airy from England. As foon as the traniPoris
are cleared, taey viii proceed TO Lisbon, TO
bring part Of The EngIih troops from thence
the whole Of when are 10 at with Cen
Bake
e Gen. C4aano- has been appointed Gem
rn7nder ID Chief Of the spaniih forces. Gen.
Cue1a has reiigned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
49,
I" BRITISH TRIBUTE.g

Much has been faid il The democratic pa
pers, and by democratic fpou'e IN their
grOg llop lectures, about the Eng fl govern
ments demanding dufy on articles taken on
board an American veiisl in England, in or
der 10 their being carried 10 France hut ev-
cry man that knows auy thing, knows that
this regulation, as it affect the trade of Amer
leans between France and England is per-
feet nullity. Bonaparte DEGREES, that either
ihips or goods brought in France {. ON En-
gland sHALL BE CONDEMNED. Now can any
one Of common fenle believe, that there Is a
man 10 the United States. fool enough 70 iend
vefel or goods from England to France,
when at the fame time, he would furnifh the
very evidence which would lubjett both 10
condemnation by lhe operation Of the arbi-
trary DEGREES Of Bonaparte
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

Taken By Eeerlai2g, and 7giH BE- PLAT
Public Aa6flm, at E. Greedy *
Co.'S. Office, On WEDNESDAY,
I4tb int. ct 10 5ckck, n III.
A N Invoice of GOODS--conaling Of
a 2ss yds black, fate, fawn, boSts green.
& FLYER grey colored I.uilrings (plain & piaid)
piece Perfan; 9 ps. fgp. Printed Cainbricks
/ piece bottle green Silk Velvet,
] piece purple do. do.
Q pieces plaid Silk Cinghams,
piece green Ssrcenet ps. EngIifl Checks,
ps Fancy Mullins quantity Of six Cham
brays,
8 ps Royal Pelieoe clofhs, con6aing Of Lon
don brown, fcarlet and navy blue cOlUrs,
pieces = white Cambricks,
go yarns chiIdren's Scarlet Flanels,
| dog. French fswn coIo-ed TWiIlcd 6hawIs,
60, A, and 81 silk Shawls,
Together with iundry other articles.--By
order Of
CALEB GRAHAM, o. Si,F
Portland, De-. ~, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

Representatives. to the ne1t Congress. - w
Ezdysaza tbr Honorable Cosa1I zs- b. ~ 1io# fbi5
-OeeE f. rbe pHrpos II e0safi1g refE,r5 IF VoteI "a,
1vsubers IF cosgss, zvbeH 'ss refHlf in t5e d6s,rsi
eis'7i'a dBqriH5, 4DiR Re .tSaiai!y trbtJSsa-r- y
fbe Generate candidate is LiaeoIa ba5 sseset4d u.
esa osO f5s EsS1ors ia that Din. i7 enc rzssa 4oJiE
eapioysdfo easare fbf 'Haets' IF tbs srvosraf.
fEef tbaf6Tf rU, sVsn Of TIE party rseeVsd fbs bsu-
gfi tbs Hss Of zpbiib, q a5, does not appear gLi.
70 honorable for an honorable man 70 s~eiey--
and rD6ilb 70 man Of common s1od5y zVorLd ePaat4
a. Eor1e1UBaf IF Ticker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

Sanding Army, and 100000 Msu !
la 1869, when British custom house
officers and tidewaiters thronged our
cities, and SO reused the virtuous indig-
nation of the patriot wings by seizures
and violence, that two Regiments OF
Regulars became necessary to enforce
the oppressive laws Of the mother coun-
try, then the Provincial Assembly Of
this State, undaunted and unappalled,
resolutely demonstrated, and declar-
ed 60
Thar the use Of military fozyer 10
enforce HE execution oFthe ia70S, is, IN
the opinion Of This house, Inconsistent
Egitb The Shirt Of free constitution, and
The Uery nature Of government The
military force is uncomfortable by any au-
th9rity in The froz'tnce t; il is then a tozv-
er qcitAOut any check here and there
fore IL is so far absolute here"
The surviving wings have not yet
outlived their love Of liberty and hatred
Of tyranny their children are ANNA
ted by I" the tales Of other times" and
will execute the counsels OF their fore
fathers Salem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
II, " T,RfBJI'Eo c5ohsl.A.

The following is copied from The
London Packet OF Oct. i4:-
+" The brazn Committee have
,eceiyed from His MJesty's
Ministers the IAlPORIAS L
COMMUNICATIONS, that it
is their intention TO allow al goods,
'the growth, produce, or manu-
lacture Of Countries or Colonies
IN Unity, to be imported either
in British ships, or ships OF the
Countries III Anitys WITHOUT BE-
ing table to the EXPORT DUTY,
under the Orders IN Council Act."
1.-THE above applies to the Unitea
States, if we are considered in dnsfty, and
we have no doubt we are, according to
diplomatic usage--but whether we
shall be after our non-intercourse law
is passed, may admit of question.
However, under a non-intercourse, em-
barge, or the French decree, the Bi-
tish Order Of Council Act could have
no effect against our interests but as
the duty gave Pain, we trust Its abolish
ment viii afford fteasHre--and so far
as our new measures, or the continu-
ance Of The old, were promoted by the
cry Of tribute, they now lose that sup
port. A portion of the Cause having
ceased, why should not portion OF the
efrct IF we we're not now consider
ed in amir, We should be if our embar-
go were raised and intercourse renewed ]
palladium.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

Iais1 y Bceamia4, Id q.lH ~ Siiat
Pub &c fusf;s1, At i. GVecly K
Cos. Oace, lU-NCRRC1l, y 70.
oekck, II. III.
4 n Invoice Of Good.--coaGfting of In
Rrngs. Calicoes; Bsnd4nna, RomS., Pan
cy, aud Cotton Han6kefchiet,; ink and COT
ton shawls iadies and gen,leKaeus silk tloie;
Fix and kid Gloves Sewing silk Thread
Tape; quality aud shoe Binding GAlioous;
Penknives, &c BY orfsr Of
EDMUND MARCH, p. SbsriF
Portland Dee. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

which he will fell lower than has ever been
offered in town before. He invites them 10
call and fee for themIelves.
Bsrkfhire, Farmers ETchAnEe. and Yer
mont State Bank Bills, taken AZ par for the
above, and all other Goods.
P0yslzaz, Dee. IL.