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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
from rle Fyeenleia's journal.
nPTHE ALARM BELLIES

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Treason Treason Treason
The citizens Of the State Of Pennsyl-
vania are requested to read the follow
ing, copied from the Democratic Press
of last evening. We did not intend
to notice that paper again, but the a.
vowal is SO reasonable, SO monstrous,
and 50 betting one Of Bonaparte's en-
issaries, that mark ought, like Cain to
be fixed on him. tits All old saving, g
the greatest rogue cries out rogue
first )" hence the CRY of Of British
party and British factions, has been
raised by SIT Of abandoned men IN
order to turn the public attention from
themselves, until il was time to throw
off the mask--they have thrown it of {
and now, since Bonaparte has become
master Of Spanish South America;
since he has become a neighbour 10
the United States, they 59ldiy ackno7yl-
edge they belong 10 q French farty al
.4Dley1ca /! ! That there is a Bril-
fish party ia America has never been
acknowledged, and has ever been in
dighantly denied. It cannot be beliey-
ed. No American will ever belong 10
any other party than his country. If
he did, he would deserve the PiHorv
But read what French torres dare 10
promulge IN the face of the law, in the
very capital Of the United States.
Read, and mark the misCreants.
From sAs Democratic Press, fsrT7ree 81
Johf, Binng
believe there is not man IN A.
mcrica, who does not belong to a
FRENCH PARTY, or an English
one" I ACKNOWLEDGE Be
LONG TO THE FORMER"
believe Bonatc5:e never did nor
ever will voluntarily commit an act Of
violence against rs.
+" / believe the Stirling was sent BY
his brethren into Egypt, he being cho-
sen to do great work"
4" | believe Noses was preserved IN
the bulIrush basket floating on the
Nile, being chosen TO do a great
work.
I believe the stripping DaUid was
taken from the sheepfold, and preser-
we'd, when he cut off the skirt Of Saul's
garment, being chosen to do great
work, for he had Goliah to slay."
" | believe the stripping Ma
poleon Of Corsica, was preserved
at Dunkirk, at Arcole, at Lodi,
Marengo, and hundred other
places, being also chosen to do
a great work, for he has a Goliah
Yet TO slay.''
g believe Simon Snyder, ought to
be Governor"
(" believe James Madison possesses
every qualification requisite, and IS
fully competent to discharge the duties
of President Of the United States and
that he zOlA hltfsue TIE line hlid do45n by
Mr.. Jefferson.
" | believe the writer ofthis creed is
a Democrat, if he is not mistaken ID the
meaning .ofthe wo4d"
n is slgned {" ], b"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
Plain and Pertinen: Questions.


Do the Administration party pretend
now, that our Embargo will induce
France to rescind her DEGREES, or
Great Britain TO annul her Orders Of
Council mo.
Do they intend 70 ! 3clare war with
either Of these powers, in order 20 CO.
cree them to abandon their measures 4?
THEY GENERALLY Say
NO, IT WOULD BE IN VAIN.
Then why must the Embargo be
continued, which prevents us from en-
joying one quarter part, at least, Of our
commerce in its most flourishing state,
free from restriction from foreign pow
ers and from extending our trade
through indirect channels, which pri-
VIE enterprise would discover, in spite
ofall interdictions Is not this wan
ton sacrifice, without the least possible
prospect Of advantage ?-Refertory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

THE Cverfeers Of Bowdoin College, are
hereby notified, that their next meeting
will be holden at the College Chapel in Brunf-
wick, on the Tuefdsy preceding The GRIT
Wednesday in September next, at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon.
IONA. ELLIS, Sssyetz,y.
Baf5, A4gyF 5. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

7ats4 By Exs-uti5a zal to u ga az Pubic Ysadsf
70 t4s 55gBsF t.4!sc, o. 1-HJ[.RSDA1-. tie a.
day IF September acxf, Al tzuo II he slsek ~ sEs
afternoon. at tbe Dazzling Hoyis Of Thomas
Means, Iarboi4er in FyeePosl
A IL the right which Thomas Miller of fad
N \ Freeport, has 70 the redemption on
Mortgage of certain tract Or parcel OF land
iituated in Freeport aforelaid, and bounded AZ
,toilo%s viz SouihweilsrIy by theTownRoad
north eriy by land Of Jofah Reed, and louah-
ealerIy by land owned by John Winnow,
containing ieventeen acres, more OF iels: IL
gether with all the buildings thereon. Said
tract or parcel Of land being part Of lot mum
bered twenty fix on range q
josiah REED, %. Sbr,F:
.hycrG 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

som. chewss have taken place in tbs
.ian Ca5inet, and the nen which have
ls,e,v been appointed, are men more deyo-
I'd u the French nalence than their pre-
decessors
should Spain and Portugal effect an
Emancipation from the tyranny Of Bonaparte,
,seir ports would afford excellent markets
~ American produce, if our vessels were
,,t chained 10 our wharves by the embargo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
Cotton Factory.

THE fuhIcribers inform their friends and
the public THAI they are appointed a.
gents for Cotton D1angfas70,y, and have ufi
received and offer by wholefale and retail, a
general adortment OF CoT7oN Yam. TICK
ING, &c. az the mandatory prices, for cath
only,
Stockbridge & ToIrey.
Bat5, Autyf 8. l4.w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

FOUND IN this town on Thurfdav Ian,
: Red IM0roseo Porksf Boob, containing one
note OF 90 dollars, payable TO Ta5H RIB, da-
ted Gorbam, AprI rs, 1908, and Others or
lnzller import; beides a number Of other
papers interelting only 10 the owner--who IS
Fequeited TO pay charges and receive the fzrns.
Apply at this Ohce. FJly rs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

Oxford, IS. ...At a Cotlrt Of Csrtre5r
PeaS, 6egu1 Gd k5laer at Flasi5.
7SitbRr and TAR tho cslatty Of Oxtr{.
on TIE Eco7d Of B4af \. b 1863.
ON the petition Of Naisarisi 11arH wt.-s-
OF the foregoing is copy, the Csatt Dtdsr
that the petitioner notify an psFi0..s coacerpsd
theran Of the fame, by caG1us cory ~ f,is
Petition ana Of this order thereon. Y, he nsb-
iiihed "a the Prfla4d Gazsiis three neeks he.
cefbvelT, the lalt publication 10 ~. .ffa3r
thiFty days oelore the neEtterra cf sbis Court.
t III All peFions may then ana .'sre iaeu ufe
(ii any tHsy haysl Why rs prayer otfhe peti-
toner ihous nes he sranrai.
Afreif, creus H4SltT. Ga
HsrEf h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

A BsENTED from his maffer, ia July IAN
: boy by the name Of Rsar5 Gerr:B; faid
boy wore away red jacket and trowfes, and
is about 8 years old, light comp exion--who-
ever will give inforrnaeon Of faid boy ihau Be-
paid for their trouble by
THOMAS HOyEY.
Poytl44S, Aggzq 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

LAS removed to the houre formerly occupi-
4 ea by Mr.. John vezie, near the Rev Mr..
KeIlogg's meeting houie, A1iddisJfreci, where
he is ftii ready TO purdue the practice OF Nledi-
cine in its different branches.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
TO LET.

10 the Honorable 5afioes Of tie Cgarfss
sf Common Pleas, next to Be B5llees
at Parr5, 1ritbsa and Tar the cstn-
y g OrTaTa, aa tbs .1sce7sd n eE7ag
May, in re year II oar Lard o4s.
f61yl1nd eig5t Hundred aid eigt.
he petition Of A-sfbaai,i Eze~riE Rlo. eaf
br0zryFet4, in faid county, hunbly fftgJ-
eth, that he ia intereled III common NM. ~ ot5-
ers 70 him unknown, ia ttats or page,I ~
Land ID Prs'esfs Pattsa 70 called nov 10 he
altrict 81 Hiram, bounded as follows, viz.
BesinnIng AZ the fouthernnon corner N
Browniield townihip, on TIE eaR brancii vs.
Ssco river; thence running by Brownfeld Inc
about north, 1zty degrees ear, 10 the cJrn4r
ot lad paEten thence fou,h, thirtv deore4s
eait - the center Of faid Location, 10 abir,b
tree marked; thence fouth G1ty DEGREES va
by ipotted line 60 large lons n E4.nra.l'
brook thence north thirty degrees ,vea 49,
forty rods by 1s5a BpeEssfs land u h;s VI, go
thencs iouth iixty degrees wen 70 saco r;vs...
thence up fad river to the fri mea,ioa-4
bounds That your petitioner is feizea -
Ponehed IN the eieven-l0rtissh part ~ Esa
tract or parcel 81 Land sfo-elsid, IA c.s-,or-
ana your petitioner IS eea-ops Cf holfi.. 80
occupying his flare and proportion IN So.
alty Wherefore your aid Detrions. viva
tiN' flonora5ie Couri thar they would arpaiRt
a committee 70 ieI OF iaid eleven fortisghs *
la'd tract, 70 hold = leverA.ty, according a.
law q this Commonwealth; made md provld-
ed---and A. IN 'lIty bound will ever pras.
A-a4lf-fNLEL lMEREIEL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
Cotton Factory.

THE fubfcribers inform their friends and
the public, that they a . appointed a.
gents for a Cotton han1taG7gry, and have juft
received and offer by wholefaIe and retail, a
general ahortment Of CorTos Yam, Tick
ING, &c. at the mandatory prices, for cath
only.
VIM. K. & c. ,Stockbridge.
Nsrftya'f7oab, AAggf 8. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
Ralph Grofs,
Land for Sale.

IA TOWNSHIP of Land, No. 4, in the Sd
: II range between Bingham's purchaf- and
thf NewhamPlhiFe line, containing Q 4 900 a.
cres y offered for fate, or would BE e1chang-
ed for Ship, valued at about 10000 dollars,
md he difference pad in cath.
The foil is faid to be very good by per(ons
that have viewed il, and Considerable fettle-
msnts are withiRya few miles. Ths Cupfuc-
tuc and Andrcfcogging rivers run through X.
apply AZ No ~, Union Wharf
Portland, 7sfy rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

Tt AS JUN received an additional afFortment
= = Of Wet nda Goods, Groceries, ans
Hard Ware, which are now ready for Sale al
has Store in ForeS5reet.
PoT5!als, Jrly SD, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
10 LIT

THE DWELLING HOUSE lat prelent)
occupied by the fubfcriber Iituated on
Free.Greet, having a communication with
Main-itseet, Said houfe adjoins Union-hall,
and Is well calculated for family who with
to iupply parties that occalonalIy meet there.
IL conllits of two front Rooms one kitchen /;
5 hgiihed chambers good cellar and garrett
dyo-A Store on Main areet, adjoining the
Premie', 80 feet by 20, ltories Highland
a imall garden fpot PoGelIion can be given
by the firl Of Augul neHt.--FoF further par
ticulars apply to DANIEL COBB.
Portland, 4giy %,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

ports is extended from the ist to the
18th instant, and adds, that owners
Who had formerly obtained liberty 70
proceed to Europe, Asia or Africa,
cannot at this time be permitted 70 dis
patch their vessels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

Col.ect0y's Office, Boston, Augtst 6, 1903
Notice IS hereby given, That no vessel,
boat or raft, will be permitted to pass Fort
Independence without producing permit for
that purpose from this Ofice to the Comman-
ding Officer.
BENJAMIN LINCOLN, Collector.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

hscsefuyy Gaiiz6a- has given notice
that Az sessels To which " permission"
4.A@ been granted p saii 70 fofeigR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

The Hon. Benjamin Stoddert, Esq,
formerly Secretary Of the Navy, is a
candidate for Congress, from Prince
Georges county, Maryland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
II. 2. POOR

IA I. Uzisn-sPs+v, Ez;ssi.1g Of
{ EEERS for fale, ehclelsle or ret7d. a.At.
sss gid etzrs1, lis tuck Of
Eng4yb, French 3. india C9o1t-yiz..
Common and fuPerfne Broad Cloths !. CO. :
meres; Veivstsj Caliieoesi Cznbric Dinlory !.
com. do black, Rate, orange. piak, fsmm9n
and white Cotton Crnbtics; lrdia Cdttonss
turnitures; Checks; shawl5; Handkerchief
DC. GA variety Of fancy II tirles Black
1lePe, - Azey 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

Gov. M'Kean is proposed as can
dldate tor the Senate Of Pennsylvania,
after the expiration OF his official term
as governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

The Marquis OF SomerGelos, President,
Governor, and Captain Genkr..l Of the ISL
ara Of C.5a, &c. makes Il knowH, W AL
Ter Inhabitants that he has received the
following MANIFESTO, published BY
~, Sabre-he Assembly estsblishe 4 al Se0lite,
II which this island : a dependence -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

The Spanish Governor at Havana
bas issued his proclamation in conform
Ay to the foregoing. Spain with all its
dependencies are at peace with Eng
land and all other powers not under the
influence Of the tyraht BonaParte -
Several English vessels at the last date
had arrived at the Havana.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

A man named Griffin has been tried,
convicted, and sentenced at Baltimore
20 pay fine Of twenty dollars and i'm
prisOnment two months, for having
cruelty beat with his Wagon whip,
kicked and dragged over the pavement,
a small mulauto boy whom Ne accused
Of having stole some fish out Of his
Wagon.
Accounts from Vermont say many
new roads are cut across the British
Inc, and Wagons and carts pass daily.
The adYenturers get 500 dollars for
pet-ashes. 2 SO for wheat, and | dol.
for corn.
A new Vice-Roy of Mexico is said
to have reached that place. He Is a
FTenchman by birth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
nv. Orleans tah.1

The events in Spain exempt her
from the operation Of the British Block
aiding Orders. She is not now under
the controul ofthe French Emperor
nor IS the British flag now excluded
from her ports.-Good voyages might
be made hitheb were il not for our
Embargo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08

Private letters mention that In Spain
there exists a most terrible inveteracy
against the French, particularly the
government of BonaPa~se for whom,
alive, 6,0eO,oOO Of dollars is offered,
and 100000 for his hfad. In Ha-
rana, the people were animated by
similar feelings, being so much exas-
reratsd against the French that it was
dangerous for one Of that nation 70 ap
pear in the streets. At the time Of the
resurrection at Madrid, May ID, up
wards Of 1000 French troops, including
number of efiicers lost their lives.
British Parliament.-On the 5th of
June Mr.. Rose (Fathex Of the late En-
ycy to the u. S } submitted resolutions
IN the House of Commons, for permit
ing goods, wares and merchandise,
The growth and produce OF America,
A. British or American bottoms, OH
tie same terms as from m most fa-
Sored nation, and that Tobaeco from
The u. States be adnitted on the same
terms as though it came from British
possession.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-08
,g6onigh Aezus Confirmed.

~ Ar arrival at Newyork, the Sd inst. in
- DAYS from the Hayanna, intelligence is
received which fully confirms tie preceding
a c5auts .lom Span.
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! 1sKEA I BARGAIN.

~ Y NTENDINl%tO remove 90 thc seAeS ~
Tennessee as soon as possible, wish tc
8 dispose Of the following valuable and lncreas-
M property upon, lev terms, which property
Inherited from my ancestors, who have had
s i legal title to the same for upwards OF one
hundred years. -
~ One tract well known by the same
S. es ABINGDON, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria anG George, Fown,s and
nearly opposite the city Of Washington, benu
uFilly situated, containing about Four Hun
I drcd acres, now leased to the Mr.. Wises Tor
three hundred and sixty dollars per annurn,
with other stipulations contained in tho sax.
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
first, leasedto William Fraser for forty dos-
lars per amman, containing about sixty q
i crcs.
One other tract containing ten acres
Of Bottom land, adjoining Ii FourMiie Mill
tr.et.
One other tract contiguous to tie
abingdon estate, and within two and half
miles Of George Town, containing 715 acres.
The greatest part of this land is heavily CO.
vcred With red and white Oak.
Il i y,
Three thousand acres onthe Scioto
River, IN the state Of 'Dhis.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George D.. Alexander, being one moiety OF.
the land he was entitled to for his military ser y
vices during the revolutionary war. All the
title papers with the wills under which lam
entitled to the above property, arc in the
u -, ~ M n nv Esn Ia whom, ar,1S
plication viii please to be made tor terms &c.
he being legally authorised tcy scontracsS and
dispose of al the ADORE valuable property, tof
which good and satisfactory titles WI De cir
en-.
Walter S. Alexander.
AUGUST Is. 60
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!. a. TO RENT.

gT'HE. subscriber offers to rent for one or
more years, adjoining the place where.
"a he now lives, Blacksmith's shop !, with a
complete set Of fools, a Dwelling HOUSE. IN
comfortable condition, calculated for q fani
IL, together.with between three and four acres
sfsvery rich land From several years expo
ricnce, / Can with treth declare, that there
can be no better stana FOR a blacksmith tsap
the one now offered toilet.
Thomas 3. Moreland.
Marylandy Broad Greek.
December 9~-il5.l lawtf
~ 3. If don't rent the. fine stand,
Willssive good wages to q young man, or q
man wish aftainily. NJ.
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Joleph Mandsviae,
co'ner ef KING and FArarAx.s
So .1LE OK HsDRI4: SKIS
Has FOR SALE.
An aflortment Of W,s.
QuoRs, GROCERIES . y.
Consisting Of s's'
MADEIRAl
Malaga
'Tcncriffe &
Corsica
Old st. Estephe Mcaoc laret IL
one dozen 'asH
a few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitter,
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples h,.,
Holland and country gin 'S'
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whislev
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in tasks
. togsheadSaHaya honey
IS do. icc:rea;lins ns.s,,.,
Gunpewder W.
Imperial
Tyson TEAS
Young Hyson of
Hysen-slin and = goo ''ss'g
Muscovado sugars, different quaEde,
Bengal'ehire do
Leaf and lump sugars, Philalclphia, IA
timore and Alexandria. l
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton's smi
in bottles and biAddels.
Macaba and rapee@de.
Clover-seea, Penn. syarras.ee)
Mace; nutmcgs; cloves; cassia; psnsa
to; pepper; ginger, rase and ground; CIV
enne Peppers refined sa!t-petre
Coffee; chocolate rice; pearl b,heF;
London and Philadelphia mustard; BASKET
salt; starch, 6g Blue; flotant indigo; Gee.
gia and Teancsseccotton flax; wool md.
der; copperas alum birthstone; chk;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tsiaci
trsccs; bedcords; Leading lines; denilahns;
gin cases patent shot; brandywme gunpoa
der; lIarvcy's gunpowdcr, the only real Bn
tish battle powelcrl from f to treble sealed
chewing tobacco; best Havana segars
= n!uscatel ard bloom raislns in boxes
.Sunraisins in casks.
Zants currants /; prunes soft shellsd al
nonds.
Z a few boxes excellent pickles, caehon
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and D.
ehoyies, for sale by the box. -
Aqaantity of clean good alum salt suitable
or the fishery, &c. sc
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FOR SALE.
Spanish HIDES, &

White and brown claycd SCGAitS II
bags, &
Aiuscavado SUGARS in hhds, DIS.
i Green COFFEE in bugs,
Madeira WINE,
London particular market do. IN pipes,
half pipes and or. casks.
Catalonia do. in or. casks
CASTLE SOAP in boxes,
Best Spanish SEGARS,
A Few tons of LOCKWOOD.
Nath. Wattles, g Co
Feb. %. law3m.
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~
The Defendant Lewis Sum
mess DOT havit s entered his appearance &
given security according to the ae, OF as.
sembly and the rules OF this court, and i.
appearing TO. the satisfaction of1he court
upon affidavit that the said defendan, Lew.
is Summersis not an iohabitant of this dis.
iries, on, motion of the said complaipauts
by their eeuusel-A is ordered, Tha, The
said defendants Lewis Summers, do appear
here on the ,6rsi day Of July term rext, and
leniss lis appearance Is the suit ssd give
sesayjty for performing the DEGREES Of the
court; apd that the Other defendau, Joseph
II. Maadeville, do nor pay away, convey,
o,secrete, the debts BY him owing 70 or o.
the estate aud effecs 10 his hands belons.
insto4.he said abssnt defendant Lewis
Sdmnasts, until the farther order or de-.
cree OF the eourt and that copy Of this
order Be forthwish published for nsnihs.
snceesslsely 10 lhe pubsis newspaper
published 10 this county and that another
copy be posted Abe front door CT The
court haass Of paid oesniy.
A;eopy. Tea.
Deneale :. G.
FED 10. 1aw2m.
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.DIltrItt of Columbia,
Alexandria County, IS.
November term, 1907.
William Wilson, ..smbla;aaat

q 4 i =
William Wilson, ,'sfntla,aaat :
agais,s..
James Williams, brother and hsir
., law. cf Thomas Williams,
John Foster and George De-
neale, assignces of Joseph Cary,
baukrupt, Aane Farrell, wi.
dow add ,elies Of Thomss Far. :
rell, John Farrell, heir Of Tho. !
mas Farrell, deceased, and
John M liver. assignee Of Jas
rG.llies, bsukrup., dsfendcnts. =
The defendant James Will.
ams not having entered his appearance aud
given security according 10 iherules ofths
coart, and it opaeariegto the satisfaction
OF the court, tina. he is not 40 irhabi.ac! Ct
this district, on motion Of the eomplainan,
by his COUNSEL, is ordered, ,hatihc said
defendan. do appear here on Tie. nst day OF
Inivsterm nez,, aud answer The complain
ants bill, aud tina, copy Of this orcer De
forthwith inserted 10 QUE ct. the public
newspapers published 10 this ccua.y fer
tws months successfully, and that smother
copy be posted al the iront door. Of the
court house of the said coun,y.
Acopy. Testc,
c. Deneale, c. c. :.
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