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Warrington Bridge Company.

TUE Stockholders Of the Washington
Bridge Company, are hereby notified that
|he third instsliuelt Of Ten Doila, $ on each
Mare is called Tor by the Directors, and
bust be paid on or before the first day OF
|Nwcmber next, agreeable to the act Of Con-
gHs emit eds An act authorisiag the c.
aecann of Bridge over the river Potomac
| siair the district OF Coiumbi,,. I"
BY order Of the Directors,
DANIEL carroll, of bud.
President.
October 1918. dtl1N.
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o. Cordage, &c.


THOMAS. GRIMSHAW,
Manufacturer of all kinds of CORDAGE,
ahlTE ROPE, SC. at his store adjoining
= ONCE Of inspection, Merchants wharf, has
band and will constantly supply masters OF
ssels and others with Warranted Cordage
! White Rope Of any description, Oh the
%aS reasonable terms.
ne also means to keep supply Of Snip
sa'ndery, Groceries, sc. and requests a
'1 y Of public patronage.
ae returns his grateful thanks for the en-
n s'asement he has already met with since
establishment of his rope walk IN thus
ssse' and hopes by his industry and encea-
l.. % gain satisfaction, to merit itFin Ia
uctober IL. dim
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Scheme Of a Lottery.

For the purpose of raising sum OF money 70
aid the funds of the Charitable Marine So
cfefu of Baltimore.
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81 Salt aHost.
Tie SabIcriber has on hard,

1 -&E LJ~.D1JIiDSI Ids on I3LiQs
sHs FOLLOWING GOODS,
Suitable. fo,thea1b.bro acatas, Season,
That will be sold On reasonable terms,
4 Dasss blue KERSLYS.
2 do. beaver COATING.
do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue DO s
2 do. bleachea Scotch DOWLASS.
ALSo. on HAND,
Madeira WINE in Or. casks.
COCOA in bags.
50 hhds.. Surinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October 10. d
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Sales at Tcndue.

On every Fu '., and Friday,
~ HIs.L IL SOLD
j. yenelue Store, corner Of Prince and
= Mater streets.
ivsr::s.y g. DIR Goods. Graesr'ss, &c.
pp.gticu,srs (which viii be expressed n
5 hills Of the day--All kinds OF gooass
'.xh arc on Limitation and the prices OF
' are established, can at any line be
,n aas!purchascd at the lowest Limitation
P. G. Marsteiler, Y. y.
Cotton and Stewart
Haze jast published t.asfr
ALMANAC for 1909.
caa,uising a great eeal osiuseiM and enter
.;9.r matter. For sale by the thousand.
,-css, or single one.
yaev syU hu5a<h, svlth I'll POSSIBLE s4heed,
new fssoyeI, by sars. Piuakett, tlate
Dis Cunning entitled
TIE Exs1s Of Era.
October s.
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CA u NJ
Lon YesterGap.

Left Tester9ay,
A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON.
With the letters l.. II, thereon. The finder
Will be rewarded ON leaving 1t with the Primer.
OctoberG6 3t
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By LIA.DLET MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, cnlarg.
edand improved by the Author.
Price handsomely board and Uttered, dsllar.
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PUBLiCsSaLE.

On 7aesday ncrt' mill be sold at the Yendar
Sore,
A variety of Household Furniture,
Consisting OF Beds, 8eGsseaes, Bureaus, Chi
ma, Queens ware, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
October 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

COM.LLRCKAL.

From " L,verb59l, 9Th FEB 1905"
The present state " the two countries,
leaves US little hopes of benefit to either
party from correspondence, yet We feel as
surcd, that knowledge Of what is passing,
must al MI times be pleasant, and shall lose
no opportunity Of addressing our friends,
where the exPence does not preclude the
propriety oft.
" The present state Of the market, de
pending entirely upon the continuance OF
ne embargo, cannot possibly Be Of any ser
vice % 0ul transatlantic friends we shall,
however, 70 your satisfaction, state the cur
rent prices Of tile general exports Of your
port, and AID such remarks as our lnf0rma-
ton suggests TO US.
" New Upland Cottons are selling at 18
IA a 10 I'D according 10 quality Orleans
70. Is u 294. This is not such an ad i.
vance as might have been expected but IL
Ices not appear that the spectators have an
IMPLICIT confidence an the continuance OF the
embargo, added 20 winch, the manufactures
wtIl OF course be greatly diminished tie
''w rate Of wages given, will compel ali
who can procure work in agriculture to
cave the loom and as the season Of tie
car is favourable, it will much diminish The
assumption Of cotton. Old Upiands are
selling IL IL q Is la according u qualit,
Ne expect the prices much higher
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

and particularly SO on speculative points,
when as a nation We are gaining riches and
power, though individuals do occasionally
suffer. beg leave to ask YOU, Mr.. Editor,
whether your great Mancarins are subject
ID have partialities, or aversions, for foreign
nations, or are they always guided by the
real interest and sound policy Of their coun-
t-y
You must exeus~ ne, Mr. Editor, If |
urge the raising Of sour embargo, as other
wise cannot' 81. home. And l am far
from pretending 20 that tlisinrereste mess
which appears 50 fashionable here. want
your ships TO take your dollors to our coun-
try, and bring away our teas, nankeens, &c
as our national industry and prosperity will
be otherwise greatly checked, | pray you
therefore, ifyou are indifferent to your own
welfare, not to be so to ours, who have been
always 80 happy TO furnish you with all the
IuXuries and elegancies you possess, and
that from tie purest motives. BY order Of
my master Kouey KIN.
SULONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

France, neHqee /? Is the leizure Of 100000
dollars at I.eghorn menace I? Are the prizes
without number in Algeziras men &c Is
the capture of Col. Thorndike's two valuable
veliels and cargoes mere menace /? Are the
Hon. MIR. Grays three hips aud cargoes de-
tanned, pure sze4ace9 Is the capture Of the
ihip Grace, capt. Linzee, a menace We fay
nothing Of the late zenoess in burning our
fhips homeward bound, becauCe MIR. adams
might nor know Of them bur the others are
only Ezv Of the cafes which had baf5saed to
his ezg7 conifirusnts Tong before, and Of which
Ae crsht 20 have been advifed Ifother ftates
have fafered in proportion, the nenaes5 Of
France are worle than the execution Of Great
Brltsin-ws have definitions by thele r7=naee,.
If our public men thus palIiate the wrongs
Of France, 7VsH might MIR. Champagny fay to
MIR. Arm rong, that the decree of 1906
had been in operation year, and tina, none
OF the Hszt' q! nations had complained of them"
iuPP ie Mr. ArmitrOng had been as Client
as MIR. Adams.
Let Us hear then no more Of apologies for
BFiuih wrongs-Let us hear no more Grim
inations Of Col Pickering became he would
avoid a war with England, and endeavour to
recall Us to our im9artiaiay 10 both the con
tending parties
Before gentlemen talk aboat Britih infu-
enee, and Briulh apologies, aad Britilh Of
elal Characters debating 10 oar citizens, let
them look az home-let them furvey their
0U0~ conduct-ie' them explain why every in-
dividuaI wrong, every unauthorized a6t and
every communication tending 10 exc te the
pubic paihons asainf England, are nnt only
made 70 u, BIT ale coiored and exaggerated ;
and why al the wrongs Of France are over
looked VI pal.iated why an the iuIulting
threats, the degrading demands, The iufoIent
requihu7ns, Of the tyrant Of The world have
been kept back during luch a czIamitous fate
oi affairs, and are now finally and partially
known, only becaule they were sst.,fs4 by The
manly, noble, difnterened letter Of Col. Pick
ering, and he eloquence Of our Federal min.
onty in Congrefs. VERITAS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
kOULYKAN,
SAiNEsEs
To the American People, by the favour Of
the u. States Gazette.
A CHINESE
BROTHERS AND FRIENDS,

the U. States Gazette.
BROTHERS AND FRIENDS,
The greatest blessing to country Is To
have men at the head Of National Affairs
discerning, Just, and disposed to attend to
the public welfare, more than to iheir own,
for the glory Of doing go2d.
To be able 10 Judge correctly, our good
and greet EmPerour says, that one must
iirst see clearly and then, to be able TO do
well, one must feel aud act independently
ftIe clamcr ciyium prava juben tium (out-
cry Of citizens commanding unjust thing
on tie state viii fan To ruin am but lust
arrived from Canton, and am therefore IL
most stranger to your country, and its
1ws.-I am informs d, however, that your
n'U:ns Of goyernn ent are totally opposed
wv those or my country. We have l6rg been
uFht that every body's business ~ nobo-
VS. ard there ne The sovereign power
with us rests solely in, and is exercised by,
m e.eutary empersdT who feels equally
ind ard friendly 70 All his subjects We
ave no contest for this high station, by
rose Vino continue Q,cful members IN their
,ari as avoc4tions Since here, am told,
A you IRE al sovereigns, and all equally
]1ious % exercise supreme power, and
" a is more, that this u less for Your own
good, than for that Of your neighbors Can
this be true am Informed even, that
some Of your Southern members, occasion
ally, spend thousands Of dollars, from a dis
interested love Of country TO get into Office.
When man does this with u, and ntligues
for the high station Of mandarin, our en-
Perour is not only suspicious of him, but
highly offended, and is sure to Danish him
from his presence, for presuming TO impose,
and for thinking that he does not know how
to distinguish true merit. If this salutary
doctrine, Mr.. Editor, was incucated in your
country, am inclined to believe, that YOU
would have more good men and less intrigu-
ers IN Office. How is It that your great man
DARN does not permit, as we do, az az.
times, strangers to come buy and take aw j
all that you do not want ! 1t must injule
your farmers, planters, and revenue, fol
your produce to perish on hand must tell
you uiat the SantOos, people bordering on
our empire, thinking to injure, would not
allow us, on certain occasion, 70 come ana
trade as usual with them. Our good en-
peror found other sources of Commerce tor
bis faithful subjects, and til, Santoos have
now to regret their folly and impoteni re-
sentiment, and to see their country On the
decline. We conceive it great folly to con
end where we must lose limb for limb, and
madness where we may lose two for one
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
7EFFkRSON veyfy WASHINc7oA

The advocates Of Mr. JsfFerfon end bis nasar.
ares have uniformeIy tod Ne people that
the pre.eRt admniftrslioiinOi crly aDprov-
ed Of the pOlitca conduct Of the immortal
WgEiagtoH, bu that II row puriues TIE fame
policy and notwithstanding the men who
aiert this, know they are guilty Of political
as well az moral falfhhood, they ltilI repeat
the declaration in hopes to fupport their
linking CASTE But the time is fan app. oach-
ing when thefe deceivers Of The people will
meet The julf e1ecration Of an injured and
iDlulted pubic The htuation which al
mott every man in fociety find. himfelf
placed 10, naturally leads him to enquire
for the caufe and neceiity of all this ruin
and dl(treis which every where exits. Ey
cry man who will compare tke prelant If
nation Of his country with what il was I'M
der the federal administrations, will end
that we were prolperous At home and re-
iPeGted abroad every Individual let his
prot fiion be what il might, was profperous
and happy; but under the prefent. with
MIR. Jefferion at the head afined bv all
thole men who filled themlelves he exeilfve
Jiifa y be Peqpie, by Orange lyifem of
meslures- no Iefs 1raage than ruinous, DO n
70 individual and national PROPERTY we are
doomed ts fuher no one knows how long:
20 certainty, as long as the prefeht rulers
are continued in office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
eoa0fepgG1g1oo@-
NEW-YORKs APRIL y.
More French Injustice and Bar6ay1ty.
PR1sog SHIP, Po1Nr PErER,l
February %, 1903.
sULoNG.

PR1soy SHIP, Po1Nr PErER,l
February %, 1903.
Dear Friend,
take the liberty 70 embrace this oppor-
tunity TO inform YOU Of my present situation,
confined on board Of this ship as a prisoner.
On the 10Jh of August last sailed from
this port in the ship Julia-Ann, bound TO M
York, n IN number Of French1 passen-
gers, about ten miles distance, q small boat
came along side, with two men, one Oh
which came on board Ny mate demanded
lis business, he answered lie wished for 4
passage to New-York At this present
time my ship was under the cover Of an
English briggs guns myself IN the cabin
putting my papers IN order to be examined
by said brig. Ny mate came down in the
cabin, and informed me there was a man on
board Who'll demanded passage On see
ing the man 1 found il 10 be the same who
had applied 20 me before, and whOml I
denied his passage an account OF his not
having passport ] ordered him to e. in
to his boat My people answered, that the
man on board had ordered the man IL the
boat 10 put 1h This was done, Rowing
there Was 10 vgaE % get rid Of him. The
They took some Of ~ men out, and put
an officer on board, and ordered me for An
tIgta, accompanied by a schooner Of ten
guns. On my arrival "a Antigua, / noted a
protest, which is in the hands Of MIR Daniel
Beach, merchant, New York Ny ship and
cargo were acquitted all my men passen-
gers lwercl taken our excepting one, which
was Mr.. Dennis, by AZ order from Admi-
raj COchrane Three OF the passengers are
here present, and those nen have sworn be-
fore the Court that made az abandonment
Of them tIIe English. On account Of the
false dispositions, my ship and cargo are
seized, and | ana condemned, to pay ten
thousand dollars Not being in my power
70 pay eo large sum, must depend on my
trends 20 regain ny liberty which is sweet
'o ne, as l nave wife and wo children
en- An American, born in Boston, wish
YOU g. do ne the favour Is MAKE ny horrid
stu ton known 10 The New-England Soc,-
cty, that they may petition TO the Secretary
Ot Slate, thai goveinment may demand me,
my mate and people. Mr.. Daniel Beach,
and = ii. SUllwell, are my owners in New
York. Ny owners will give security to
government tor tie appeal IN France, and
my government Will give security here
On these conditions mp self, ship and people
will De given up. My hopes are fixed on
your friendship towards your country men.
and your compliance with my request shall
never be forgotten BY your humble servant
JOHN CLOUGH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

J. Pcnnman, Collector i'll Vermont, al
The Canada line, has given notice, that tie
has received directions from Washington
not 70 suffer raits to pass to foreign 6or1 on
Tie rivers and lakes, and To employ one or
Two armed boats, If necessary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

A Liverpool paper of 2Ist March last saws
-" We lately presented our reaGers with
a statement Of the estimated expenditure
(185,770L) on 489 American vessels which
entered this port during the last year, and
we now present them with some particu.
lars respecting their cargoes. The gross
value Of the cargoes imported in the above
vessels Is estimated at a little more than
four rnllliOns-The net cost in America at
8,000i-the custom house and excise duties
paid thereon, with tonnage duty and duty
on goods exported, at 10l0,0 O0I-the mer-
chants, brokers, and bankers commissions
arising from the sale and re sale Of the pro-
duce, tire freights, outward cargoes, ship
ping Of goods, &c. at 100, o00I-carterag
porterage, and cooperage, al 45,0O0L-the
value Of the warehouses in Liverpool, sole
" occupied for the accommodation of prop
erty received from and sent To the United
States IN probably SOC, 000L the rent they
annually produce at 2l,OOQ-fees paid to
Custom-hOuse officers, exclusive Of discount.
at 9,0C0L-total, 4,265, OOOL. and adding
The expenditure On said 489 American YES
sells, gives grand total Of 4 ,450, 770l. and
shews the benefit and extent Of the Ameri-
can trade 70 9. Britain, particularly to Liv-
erpool. The value Of British man fractured
goods and produce exported from Liverpool
to the II 5. last year, IS estimated at FIVE
millions sterling"
At the last dates, American vessels we're
in demand At Liverpool, being taken Up, on
some speculation to Russia.
At savanna lamar, March IS, Asur so dis.
The Am shin Octavi4, f. Charleston for
London, is taken into Calais, cargo landed,
and crew prisoners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
FROM THE UTICA PATRIOT.

In 1901, Mr.. Jgffcrfon was elea-
ed PRECEDENT, aud the hrf act Of his
administration was the appointment
of Albert GaLatin, native Of Genera,
on the borders of france, to the
Office of Secretary of the TTsajDy,
who was CLERK of a meeting in the
back part Of Pennfylvania (which
adopted the refolution to oppole the
goyernment) whole nesiures ended
in an injutreEfi1n, and the conviction
Of one Of their number or the crime
of Ife9l6n In } 8o2, Mr. Jefcrlon
was nominated and received a di-
ploma, as member of the French
National Infitute. He next invited
TO AMerica, from France, The notori-
Gus infdel, Paine, q n,en7Eer 81 TIE
French ConUehfiol- cloGng his letter
to him In thele words NM" That YOU
may live long TO continue your uitHf
hbor5, and reap the reward IN the
fbanBtnAnSG Of nations, is my fncere
prayer. accept &c.
9Th: JEFFERSON"
That my fellow citizens may he
informed Of the gfJI a5ors Of this
blalPAemous wretch, which entir.c
him 20 the thanktulneG Of the Ameri-
can nation, add tie following ex-
tracts from his infamous letter n On.
Wajb4gtoa;
Page 5tb. +" | declare myfelf opPo.
fed TO the whole Of your a4miniara-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

= Ashes are likely to be very high in
deed, the stocks were low at the time the
embargo took place, added to which. We
have usually received a great supply of them
from Russia. First Pots are worth 83s and
Pearls 78 Cos per cwt. ) these extreme
prices will cause substitutes Of every des-
cription, but certain quantity are necessa-
~, and should the embargo be removed,
good prices may be relied upon
" Slaves, like ashes, were low in the
stock, and must necessarily bear high pri-
ces. Baltimore white oak barrels, are sell
ling for .c27 q $50 red osk barrels, a. &c
d I12~er M.
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Farming iilpletnents, an OK cart, two bar
shear soohsd harrow ss .s 9ss sh.gs do
Tss. spades, Pieka' sS
March Is.
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NOTICE.

THE COMMISSIONERS,
4 PPOINTED by the act Of Con.
I \ gress, entitled AZ act authorship the \
erection Of BRIDGE over the river Poto.
mac, within the District of Columbia" hereby
give notice, that meeting of the Stockhoder.
Of the Washington Bridge COMPANY, agreea5yS
to the directions of the said act, will be held II
Stelles Hotel in the city Of Washington, on
Monday the ID of May between 10 o'clocSA
A. NJ, and P. NJ for the purpose of elecdn5I
FIVE Directors, Clerk and Treasurer, and
such other officers, agents and servants, as TIT
said Company may think fit to appoint, and
for transacting any other business, in PursuI
ance of the said act, and appcrtaiDing to tAs|
nature and objects Of the institution OF sad
Company.
By ordergf tie Commissioners,
ROBERT BRENT.
Chaiynaa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27
sot3N.
This is to give Notice,
Aril -.

That the subscriber, of Alexandra 'op",
tv, in the district of Columbia, hath 0O'a',s0
from the Orphans Court Of said county , w..
ters testamentary on the estate Of I'sSl.n ' Is
re Perrin, late OF the county atoresau t Is
ceased all persons having claims AGAIN., ,bi hi
said deceased are hereby warned TO eA" anb.
them, with the vouchers thereof, TO t.'o NV. ~
scriber, on or before the 25th day OF o' i"Jed
Der next, or they may by law be eAv.ai IN.
frona all benefit to said estate; and 'nos. .eJ;,
debted thereto are required to make lll':' i5
ate paymcnt.-Giyen under my manu- '''''
day Of March, 1908. ~
Mathurin Perrin, E1n
March IS.
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Mount Walhsngt0n tor oaI1.

II viii sell my FARM in Fairfax county,
and give immediate possession. 1t less
than three miles from Alexandra, and SIX
from the Georse-Town ferry--the distance
from the projected bridge will be less--thc
house stands on an elevated hill, and over.
looks the City, Alexandria, the river, with
the shore, and hlls of Maryland. lhe house
which erected, and is neatly finished, con-
>sists of a center house two stories high, anu
wings of one, Joined to it, by circular corfl-
doris, the north wing contains small rooms,
the front Of it, and the corridor adjoining,
intended for a green house, this leads to a
drawing rooms dining room separated
from it by the passage and staircase, is next
TO the south corridor which contains 5 closets,
and leads 70 the kitchen--two small rooms III
this wing with the kitchen--a pump OF excel
lent water at the door. The second story OF
the center house contains chambers and a
dressing room, with Ere placeS-a large clo-
set adioins the dining room-one OF the same
size opens on the stair case, both lifted up
with shelves store room IN the garrett, and
cupulo on the house top, from whence Is seen
delightful, variegated landscape completes
the description OF the mansion house. A neat
cottage accommodates laborers, and there are
s,ables, carriage house, and ice house the
farm contains 1913 acres, 70 enclosed and cul-
tiya,ea, the rest in wood; his place boasts
the Eness collection Of fruit that | have seen,
besides every other sort; the list given TO me
was 900 apples, 800 peaches, and 500 cherry
trees: L have added several hundred of the
best kinds.--The garden consists OF IL large
squares, the soil eRriched and borders flled
with fruit trees, and bushes ; II is surrounded
by live cedar hedge, which also extends Oh
each side oil the house the former prgprie-
tor possessed much taste, and collected aianY
5 ornamental trees and shTubs, which ars Ju-
eliciously disposed about tile grcsands he
soil is suitable for grass, and the portion OF
ground deyoted 10 timothy and clover, Ylcld
an abundant crop it produced good whsss
and oats last year, and think with small ex-
pence may be rendered productive Those
who VISA residence, where health viii be
preserved, and convenience OF intercourse
with Alexandria, George Town, and the seat
of government, will find all combines III
Mount Washington. I will shew the Premi-
ses and isnpart the terms of sale, upon appii-
cations by letters directed to the Pest-O flee,
Alexandra. ELIZA P. LAW.
ALSO FOR SALR.
Farming implements, an OK cart, two bar.
Mar piopghs with harness, one shovel do
80 ;ron toothed harrow, two scytles and cra.
mss spades, picks, Ss
March Is.
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.Foyw of q Proxy.

! hereby empower 10 give W
many votes in MY name for the officers oiI
the Uashington Bridge CONTRARY, at the enSu'
ing election as 1 hold shares, and to transact
during the same such ether business as m'y1
be necessary.
Given under ny hand this GAY
Of
N1lness, -,
April -. -t eo.z. "a.