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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29

new levies are daily compelled to return to
their homes.--The month of December re-
sembled the spring. ,and the Emperour during
this delightful season. remains in the country
about a league from Madrid,
PARIS, DEC. 26.
A Decree Of the Emperour Napoleon dated
at the camp at Madrid, the 18th Der pro-.
hibts the alienation of different branches of
s,and ORDERS the holders of rights and IL
ties to such impositions, to pay the same into
the royal treasury.
Another decree of the same date, abolishes
throughout Spain all Judiciary tribunals ofthe
Lords. No other but the royal jurisdiction
now remains.
An article dated Vienna, Dec sth states
that the French ambassador at that Court had
celebrated in the most splendid manner the
anniversary Of the coronation of his sovereign,
and Of the battle of Austerlitz, in BANQUET,
to which were invited all the members of the
Diplomatick Body, from friendly and allied
Countries, as well as strangers of distinction
Among the guests was Count Mettcrnick, the
Austrian ambassador for France.
AT sitting of the Municipal Body Of Mac
rid, the 9th of Dec the Correpidor presented
Hi'ot poiliDao.1dt " LAO
and Royal Majesty, imploring in the most
abject and servile manner, the protection Of
the Conquerour Napoleon, for the citizens Of
Madrid generaIy--aso his Imperial pardon
for all tse inhabitants of the city and country,
who had born arms against the French.
His Majesty answered, that their condition
would be prosperous and hsppy, if The inhab-
itants adhered with good faith to the Consti-
tuition, and acknowledged with sincerity Don
Joseph Napoleon the First for their lawful
King but on the contrary case, Spain shoulo
become province Of France.
Then follows Decree of his Majesty, dat
ed the 18th Dec. at the Imperial Camp at
Madrid, eonsissius- of 90 Articles, the object
of which is principally to relieve the poorer
classes of Society from burthensome taxes,
and personal services. The lst and I'd Arti-
cles, abolish the taxes called servage and colo
nate Cleves. The Ci-devant Serfs, rs we'll
as the other inhabitants of said duchy, are to
eniov civil rights in all their plenitute-~c
Article Sd abolishes the Duty of Domesh-
citv the duty of Manumission, and Enfran-
chisement the Montuary Duty; the Cor
wees Manual Transports, and all other
personal services, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29
NINETEENTH BULLETIN,

Is dated Madrid, Dec. Sth, it mentions the
surrender of the fortress of Rosas, on the 9th
of December, with its garrison, consisting Of
1000 men, who were made prisoners-T hat
SIX British ships Of the line in the harbour had
it not in their power to save the garrison.
The Italian troops distinguished themselves
during the siege. The Spanish troops con-
tinue to dispense in every quarter, and the
new levies are daily compelled to return to
their homes.-The month Of December re-
sembled the spring,an the Emperour during
this delightful season, remains in the country
about league from Madrid,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29

The following .dddress z0as delivered to Me
Hon. THOMAS JEFFERSON, ESg.6y The COM
mnttce ahhointed by the Ghizens Of Hashing-
ton, hrevious to his leaving the City.
To THOMAS JEFFERSON, ESQ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-29

F.. THE SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN
or THE FRENCH GRAND .fR.uY,
Is dated Madrid 10th Dec. and mentions
few skirmishes ON the road to Salagossa and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

To Cat. Decia Harding, Jun. 7Sea-
(urey sftbe 71gfees Of Gsrban Ara-
denny:
YOU are hereby requefaed to notify and
warn meeting Of faid Truisee'. to be
holden at faid Academy, on Wednesday the
feeond day of Augul next, at nine of the
clock in the forenoon, to act ON the follow
Tag articles, viz.
Fi.f, To ehoofe Secretary in the room Of
Jss P~i Lhsis, Esq deceafed
5s.osd, To hlI the vacancies in the board Of
Truttees, ocea6oned by the death OF Jns. r.
Little, Efq. and Capt Ss~ssi WI;t~~s.
TiIS, To do, and traniaa any other buff
neis which may then aud there be thought
for the interelt of laid Academy
JAMES pHlNNEY,
SAMUEL ELDER,
DUDLEY FOLSOM,
STEPHEN LONGFEI.LOW,
LOrHROP LEWIS.
Go,ba~, Jsi, go, 1909.
PURSUANT to the foregoing application.
DO hereby notify the Truitees OF C"birs
Aesds~y, TO meet At the time and place, and
Tor the purpofes Therein expreded.
DAVID HARDING Jsn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

At Falmouth, on the 18th instant. after
a few days illness, Mrs. Sally, wife OF Mr..
Jonathan Bartlett, in the 24lh year Of her
age.
Short is the continuance Of human bliss
The fruit anticipated IN future scenes OF life
often perlshes in the blossom.
Dlsappoin, ment, in no case, can be more
sensibiy felt, than in the removal OF the per-
son above named. In her, was perceived
the most placid temper of mind, the most
regular department OF life, the strongest
conJegal attachment, and the ,endercst ma
ternal affection 3u' whe,e now is the OBJ
ject once so pleasing! Where rs she who
wss to Re a crown ct blessing Ia a surviving
pare mt, the solace of husband 10 future
scenes, and the nourisher of helpless chill
dren
Truly il becomes you, mourners, to say
with penil ent look, To the FL her OF YOUR
spirits, 4" Thou des'yoyest the hepe q man ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

Celebration of The 4fh Of July at GRAZ.
AT Gray, the day was celebrated 10y
the friends of union and peace, in
national manner. An appropriate,
nervous and chaste Grafton was pro-
nouneed BY the Rev. Daniel Weston |;
and no party spirit appeared among
those who united at the festive board.
The following were among the toasts !:
The 4th qp Of JuLv-MAy IT forever be
celebrated as An iloly day, by the united as
scmbl4ge OF all true Americans.
fanes Maa,sou-e.levated to the disln-
guished rank Of Pre- sident of great nation,
may he never stoop to become the leader sf
aparty.
The Legislature and State Of Massaeha.
seas-May we never prefer the triumphs OF
party, before the prosperity ofthe nation.
Aqricuif,pe and Commerce-The hand
maids and supporters of each other-May
they never be led into the belief that their
interests are epsrate.
The anen,oyy Of IFastingfon-Whose sword
achieved our Independence, and whose
wisdom established the nation while
memory holds her seat we will not forget
his counsels.
The -Ministers Of Rsiigion--May we duly
estimate their importance 10 society, and
frown indignant on every attempt TO de.
stro' the effect OF their instruction.
The Consttufron Of the United Ssafss--That
golden chain that unites us may the mil
| dews Of heaven light on him who shall dare
to attempt its destruction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

determination Of the party 10 do all IN tier
power to provoke a war with England Ii
this were not their design, WHY not wait to
see ,be line OF conduct tie President Of the
United States shall sdopt and recommend,
on the late information from England DO
they doubt his judgment, knowledge, hrin-
ness, or patriotism
We give no credence to the New-Yofk
account Of the capture Of the Toulon fleet
The blowing up of the bridge, at OPorto
&c is of similar fabric
The French Bulletin states that one OF
their divisions in the late battle was com
pc lied to form INTO soAares-this shews 1t
was sur. eun1ed. Wat the French now
call :" concentrating he Hne." the Duke OF
York used 10 call :" falling back"
The London Gazette, Of June 3, contains
letter from Sir A. Wellesley TO I.or1 Cas-
tlereagh in which that gallant General de-
tails his proceedings after bis lac engage
ment with Souit He had not been able 10
bring the enemy TO any fresh encounter and
to his extreme regret, has beea obliged To
relinqush the immediate pursuit
ether soldiers, (says SIR A. w. have
plundered and murdered the peas Intry al
their pleasure and have seen macy per
sons hanging in the trees by the sides of the
road, executed for no reason, that could
lean. excepting that the. have no, beer
friendly TO the French invasion and usurEa
ton of the Government of their country
and the route of their column on their re
treat could be traced by tie smoke OF the
villages 10 which they set ire
g" We have taken about 500 prisoners
Upon the whole, the enemy has not lost ies'
| than ruurth Of hi. army, and all his artil
| lery ana equipments, since We attacked hin
upon the Vouga"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
STOP THIEF

STOP THE 7
CTOLIN from the iubfcriuer on F'iday night
y lat, a SMALL BLACK MAXI, with
a good Saddle thar had plate on the back part
of IT, and Bride. The Mare hs,a brown
nofe and hind parts, is well built, aud trots
all ). her name hang, on the right Tide, except
hands breadth or more from her ears, back,
which was cut off The thief IS iuppoied 10
be man who called himfelf Smith, of about
SO year. of age, light compleIioned, rather
tall had on blue coat, light veit, iuitian
colored psutaIoons, aud ihort boots.
re- Whoever will returu laid Mare and
Thief. ihall be entitled to Tarenty don.s' Ne
4vlyd, or ten Iofars for information whereby
either can be obtained Apply to
THEODORE CURTIS.
B,s1zoist, July "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
7slss BY Esees,i.r end to Be- elS al Ps1is ASaiss.
on MoNDM, tbs 2if day IF A.ge ress, at
II s'sisel n. M. at s6s Aai'ias Reo, q {.
Greedy & Co. Fy9 f,e', P~asnd,
TWENTY Shares mo 5,4 to sss inelu-
4 Gssly) in the Maine Fire and Marine In
furance Company Said Shares are the fsme
which were attached on mefne process as the
property of Sfefte. M'LeA1s..
JOS M. oERR!sH, D',. SI"T.
P.sflss<, July 22, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
NdRRIn.

At Jay, by Edward Richardson, Esq. Mr.:
Solomon Coodale, TO Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, OF
Haftford-each aged 70 years.
At Falmouth, on the 10Th instant, by the
Rev Mr. Mil,imore, Mr.. Robert Anderson.
to Miss Nancy Robinson Murray.
In this town, on Thursday evening, by
the Rev Mr. Nichols, Mr.. William Harr-
er, of the u. S. Navy, to Miss MngarA
Jackson
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
FOR SALE,
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

NO o. IHuSS1ss NOV.
lust received and fer fale 1t the above
j ftore, a few octave BIBLES, containing
the Old and New Teilamenrs, with thoie CO.
pious Marginal References, known by the
same of Casss ssfss Price three dollars.
Williams abricgment of Reporters vols.
Bancroft's Life of Wilmington,
Powell Oh Devifes-a few more copies,
Saurins Selea Sesmops,
Mzfon On Self knowledge, for the VIE Of
Schools.
" Wanted to hire, a good fieady capable
Book Binder-who is acquainted with the
trade in all its branches Enquire at the a.
bove fore. GUY "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

Captain Peters, DISCUS ed with Wilkin-
sons conduct, has resigned his commission
in the army. Other officers will probably
follow his example. We find that in ves-
sci from Ne W Orleans, arrived a, Baltimore.
besides Capt. Peter, there were Col.
Smytbe, Captains wilson and Scott, and
1t. Murray, all of the u. s. army, passen.
gers.
Mr.. Dashkof, the Russian Charge des ~
flares passed through Baltimore, the 18th,
on his way to Washington.
Thomas English, Esq. of Philad. is ap-
poini ed u 5. Consul al Dublin, vice ]. Will
son, deceased.
A duel has lately been fought between
the editor of the Baltimore Wing, and Mr..
Benj. Edes, formerly Journeyman in the
Wing office. The former was wounded in
the tight arm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
B,saszoiet, July "a.

Probate Court at North laym1nfb.
y ENG prevented from holding Probate
IL Court on Wednelday lait, at the Houie
of Mr. Sab MitebeR, in No'b rs,mtab /
hereby give notice that intend to hold
Court there, on F,isay next, (the 2sth init) at
ten o'clock, A. M.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Judy. IF Probate FIR the sOssty Of Csmbo'a'd'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

To the Honorable 5yfices Of the Court
Of Cannon Pieas Jsr TIE eO,t',ty IF
Oxford, holden at Paris, in Eid eo,u-
~. on the }ae0ad 7nesday Of Mag, II.
u. 1909.
THE Petition aud repreiestation OF Jous
4 Cisss, of Lsvwmo,s in fad county yeo-
man, Guardian to Henry Bond, minor, and
ION of Henry Bond, late Of faid Lisermore
deceafed.
Hunby fhews that It i. neceirary tina, fome
part of the intereft of fsid minor, IN The real
EGate Of his faid deceafed father, ii,uate in
faid Livermore, fhould be fold for the fos.
port and legal expsnces of Gid miuor,-He
therefore prays that your honors would grant
hin, Dicence to fell eighty acres Of the ir'pro-
we'd part, together with The buildings of tie
homeftead farm of faid decesfed, Iiiuaie in
faid Liver more, for the purpoies above men
toned. Aud ss in duty bound will ever
pray. John GIBBS.
Liso more, May II, 1909.
Ostord Is.-M Curt Of Cmnnm
Peat, bsgSa and b0lhsn at Paris.
in and jar the county Of OyfayS,
On the Jsc0nd IueIaay Of MAY, II. d.
1899.
ON tie Petition of John Gibbs. of which
the foregoing is Copy--Ordered that the
Petitioner caufe the Petition and the order Of
Court thereon to be pubiilheo in the Pstia~i
Caxass, printed in Portland, three week fue-
ceiEvely- the Iaa publication 10 he hirty
days before the 6rlt day of the next Term of
this Court that all peffons may then and
there appear and fliew caufe, az any they
have why the prayer of the Petition niouid
sot be granted.
Attea. CYRUS HAMLIN, Cts,I
fy~y 24J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

To 1s .en Of Pnli Ase,i,n, on THURSDAY,
the 2e1 day II dsgs9 ssxs, at eleVen std in
The o,ero0u, al TIE drssliisg bor,. + fbs 'rb'sri-
Der, IN King fret, BY order Of Couf,
A LII the Real Efla,e whereof Joiiah Tuck
a err, late If this town, died leized and poi
fefTed, excepting that part which has been
fet off as the widows dover; ard at the fame
time and place will be fold the rsveriion Of
faid widows dover Said Real Ef,a,e conllls
of the decealeds dwelling houfe, and lad,
on King. ftrees, one Pew in the meeting hcufe
of the fril Parilh in this town, and one hhn-
bred and Fifty acres of land lying in tie towns
of New Portland, and Freeman---TerRis will
be made known At the falc
SARAH TUCKER, Adwi.jasf,is.
Portland, July 22, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
NOTICE. !

QROxE into the enclofurs of the fsbferiber,
~ on the 10th infant. dark cheinut coll
osed MARE, fmall FAR in her forehead.
rots all--The owner may receive the fame
by proving property and paying charges by
applying to the fublcriber.
SAMUEL SKILLlN.
Grey, Tai, 81, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
STRA1cED

FROM the fubfcriber, on Wednesday Ian,
4 fmall dark red COW, with white face !;
tail cut fquare at the end. Whoever has taken
up faid Cow, and will give Information to the
fubfc-iber, ihall be well rewarded for their
trouble. JOHN LORD.
Psvsissd, .Jsly -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
FOR SALE.

(no4v linq at Unien-Wbar7J
- THE HULL Of a new Venel,
4@k built of the beit materials, and of
SEY the following dimen6ons, viz
lHWA 60 feet keel,
zk 221 feet beam,
10 feet hold-being about
40 ton.-For further particulars enquire Of
Mr.. SrrrHsn KNIGHTS, at Preiumleot, or
JOSEPH NJ LELLAN & SON,
At No. I6. Union- Whuf 3sy ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
Medical Lectures, at Portland

IN compliance with the loheita,ions OF E
number of Gentlemen, Dod. Ram
SAY propofes to deliver courfe OF Lee.
TURES on Aastomy, Pbyf'isgy, Msaisi't aud
SH,ge,y, at PORTLAND, commencing on the
fiji day of Sept. next. The courie will occupy
thirty days. Jsiy "a, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

r. Be- saldat dst7ion. on THURSDAY roe 27A IN
gapf, at /, o.io,kiu tbs fovsroo", ibs p saa"s',
" not previe.Ry ,o1 Of P,'vsn Ss'sl.
ID Ell EsrAi E, h,uaied on Wilmington
N Street, committing of Lot OF LAND, 50
feet front. las fee, back having thereon,
DWELLING HOUSE, 90 by So feet--a
WOOD HOUSE, 20 by l4-and BARN
FRAME. 22by 49,
-dLo-B etwe cen and 1000 feet of Boards,
aud 5000 Laths; few Joiiis, Po,t', Bsieks,
Stone, &c.
For further particulars, inquire Of
DAVID PEASE, dss7ionesy.
Portland, July "a, 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
WANTED 70 HIRE.

FIGHT Hundred Dollars, for which ten
~ per cent. will be given. aud intereit paid
quarterly. Real Eaate will be morigaged :or
double the amount. Enquire Of the Printer
7siy "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

Joining Prefumpfcos river, eleven miles from
portland--a convenient fand tor tavern
brakeman, or Mechanic
dLo-.a good SAW. MILL "A part or the
whole of fad property will be io'd' as may
bell lpit The pur chaier-for a FINAL part down.
and credit II four or ieven years VIII De
ven if requefled, for the remander.--for
IN, her particulars inquire of JOSHUA
sWETr, in faid Gsriss. Off, J"J "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
To LII.

a Cunverient DWELLING HOUSE, late
"A !, owned and oecur ID y Jane, Curry
- For he terms enquire II
JaJ "a. DANIEL TUCKER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
< AIS CD ...un.ci:.

Yy.s DIR, az II p'e!o.A 4. y a:
Z. Gr,ei, & Co.'S orss.
Crates enarn,,,elea WARE,
Sc boxes CHOCOLATE,
3 hhds ST Creix RUM,
- vihowarJ ifla"d do.
10 boxes r. .ISs,
cafks 60.
8 bbl,. PORK J.jy "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

TIL, Russ declaration of War against
Austria of April 25th, has been published
in London, but no hostilities are announced.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
NEW MINISTER:

The British Government have appointed
Mr.. JACKSON, Envoy Extrao binary, to the
United State. He is coming over m the
figate phenlx, A., Capt. Nudge, immedi-
at.i,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
TO LET,

TO LET,
A Two Story DWELLIN0.HOuSE ct the
"A foutherly part Of the town, plsafantly
fitua,ed on Ass.e,es
FOR SALE,
One quarter of Hoop PORTLAND PACK
EFT, and appurtenances. Ato--A few Shares
in Back. Cove Bridge.-Es1uirs At this Once.
Jaly -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
FOR SALE, IN GORHAM,

A two Story DWELLING
HOUSE, with a Barn and
Out Houfes, aud from ten
to twenty-five acres of good
LAND, with a fmall Or
chad and good water, ad-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
COLLEGE L ANDS.

THE subferiber offers for fale, the d
ing Tracts of LAND, belonging
ward CsIi<gs, the title to which is diret
the Government viz a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

Aet,ated by the same gallant spirit
which hath thrice supported him in an
unequal warfare with France, the En-.
peror of Austria hath again entered the
lists. He hath placed his diadem on
the point Of bis sword, and called or
his brave and faithful subjects to deiend
j. from every assailant.
re DC cereli.dsd in eur merit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
I7,43s,Os4 81
3,5s6,s16 90

-, II ,F3o,UoF I
The disbursements during the same PERI
cd have amounted, including CLOS 900 dol.
lars paid in reimbursement of the PRINCIPAL
OF ths pubic debt, to 7,491,339 70
Leaving balance in the
treasury, on the Iss. Jan.
1909, OF s.oH,6o4 u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.

a vessel has arrived in the Delaware.
"mcn LETT bordeaux the I'd May, BY
which II Is sad adUce5 have been received
OF INC determination of peace be,ween
ia &c add Ausr,a, instead of the war
which impended-That the maritime
ports aud Territory OF Austria OH the Ad.
ratio, have been coded to France, and a
uea'y' offensive and defensive, concluded
between France and Austria.
should this information prove true, the
convention OF delegates from all the civil
,zsd nations, so long coolempla ed, to
10 m determined code Of Law Of nations
end Tor es ablshing q perpetual neace.
Cannot be very remote; perhaps the new
'nia'uat'on OF the emperor Of the Turks
may f'r short Time impede il /: bu,
turkey could rot resist thirteen weeks. o.
gaInst combined operation of Russia.
Austria and France; and the head.ouar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
Virginia, to wit /:

.t COURT of Ihheats held at The CanifoI il,
Richmond, the fqSendefh day If MAY,
1909:
kULE.-Great inconveniencies & DELAYS
having arisen from motions to alter g. amend
the DEGREES & special entries Of this Court.
after they have been entered Of record, il is
expected that in future the Counsel viii re-
spectvely in all cases where special de.
cree or entry shall be deemed necessary.
prepare notes OF such decree or entry as
they may think ought TO be made on the
oeclsion to be considered as part Of their
with the record, at the final argument, i6
each cause.
Copy, Teste, J. Brown, c. G
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09

tiers OF the French army OF Dalma,ia, is
not more han 400 miles from the Turk.
ish capital.
June, s.
The report of an arrival in the Della.
wAre from Bordea *, APP ,ears 10 be uo-
founded, and is now sup .,lau;ed by a ST.
m'lar report from ST. DarthoIomews. We
gave the ma ter only as ! report, but our
judgment as 20 the alleged fash led us 10
d'soe''cve it Tor we could MT credit the
conclusion OF treaty on the pact of Au.
>tria with France. afier all her stipend
Gus preplr tons FOR war agains: France,
upon any other grounds than an assump-
ton that the court OF Austria had become
m re wise Than It has been half a cen,u.
~ past, an assumption which there is no.
thing to sanction. We believe that the
! Austrian Cabinet will be stimula' ed to its
destruction, in order to occupy France in
Europe, while the British are CARRYING
on their plans in South America, plans
long formed, much matured, of which the
agents are already in the islands and on
the maine, where we may expect at no
very remote day to hear of AN explosion
VIII ch will require all The Wisdom and
4 N'''" e"Sy w odI government, IN ltS neu-
tai and pacific policy, tn qua d our coun
| ryirlmthe effects OF. The Uui,cd States,
with steady pursuit OF the policy that
mas so Tar preserved US from direct in
Movement in European conf cts, will no
doubt profit commercIally by the convui
s,ons winch Grea; Bcitsin is stirring w
m South America; the French scattered
over those colonies, will like those of Ha-
wanna and ST. Jago, AID ike those OK ST..
onmingo IN former years, by 20 our ION
ny, and the wealth of the Fusitives vii! be
fused among US; but the most lucra.
live effects will be Shal has greatly infiu.
enced the abandon nent oil the British or
ders IN council; the provisions and other
supplies of the United S ates will be es.
seoual TO any military or maritime enter.
prizes; and IS Britain is cut ont from ths
supplies OF bullion. which were formerly
procured by agents established At Cad,z,
L'sbo", and all the seappris of Spain; the
United States VIII become the dehot OF
the bullion plundered or extraEteI from
South America, How far ,hese considsra.
tioas may affect US with o,her nations, is
not easy 10 anticipate. Aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
Ten Dollars Reward.

=Tz
- uNAWAY from the subscriber on ,he ooh
~ OF last month. my negro mao NILSSON.
HE IS bright Muiatto fellow, sbou, ~ years
of9ge, feet or 9 inches high. stout and well
made, has bushy head Of hair. of a yelIovish
colour. Is APT &c smile when spoken to, and looks
down and stammcrs in his speech when closely
EXAMINED viii give the above reward 10 any
person who will deliver him 10 me in the lower
end OF Goochllnd, or secure him in jsi,. 20 that
j get him, besid-s paying oil reasonable expen.
ces.
WIN. Powell, Sen.
June %, 1909. ~ssE wI,p.