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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27

/ Aaorher " strong ms7siz :. A nor.
Intercourse bill was reported in Inc
house OF representatives on Saturday
last. This bill interlicts all intercourse
With England, and France and their
dependencies, and prohibits, under Sc
we're pains and penalties all conmerc:
either directly or indirectly with those
nations, or in the produce or manufac-
lures OF those Kingdoms and their de.
Tendencies This is another link in
the great system of hocus focus which
is to oontound, coesce, and conquer the
world !. We expect soon to Zee ths
Leopard OF the land and the Shark Of
the seas humbled at the feet OF or
great political con lurers. We hope IT
least, the tyrants of the ocean will rot
submit tor their own good, and for the
good OF mankind in general. For if
this " strong measure" should fail, the
next IN course, is TO interdict the ocean
OF It's necessary SUPPLIES. We shall
pass an act to prohibit, the rivers Of our
country from running into that great
high soay Of nations until we can have
peaceable passage on it. Thus will that
great reservoir of waters--that conlin-
ual cause Of contention be exhausted
and the piraiical British will find their
fleets dry doek'd in their own element.
AS soon as their ships are fairly groun-
ded, Mr.. Fulton will proceed, under the
orders Of government, with a detach.
ment OF torpedocs to blow out their bot.
toms. When this is done our govern
ment will take oH,the charm-let the
rivers flow-fil again the ocean, and
like the hosts of PI,aroah of old, the
fleets of Great Bfitsin will be swallow
ed up IN the great deeh. The .freedo,a
Of me seas viii then be ensured to US,
and our posterity forever !! !!
Uashiny.on Federals.
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Piunder ofthe Public Chest.

tits supposed that the amount ofmo.
ney received from the Treasury Of the
United States by General James Wiki
inson, will stand somewhere between
Twelve and Twenty Thousand Dollars
after allowing him every item in the
account current to which every thing
like the " shadow of shade" OF Lee
gal or equitable claim can be advan.
ced. Our republican administration
has boosted much OF its superior econo.
my, of its sacred guardianship Of the
public treasure, and OF its prudent and
energetic measures to cireumscribe the
und.fned field Of contingencies : But
there is certainly nothing, in all the
annals Of federalism, 10 be compared
with the wanton and pronigate system
of favoritism and peculation which win
soon be unveiled TO the American Peo-
pie. Who will believe, since the pas
sage Of the" forcing act" and the de-
velopement OF Wilkinson's money mat
tiers, that the exclusive democrats of our
country are either good republicans or
good economists
F,eem9s's .1e1naL
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10. Roger vose, esq.

The scarecrow of" A Separation Of
tie States,"is man of straw, which
the democrats set up themselves, Tor
The purpose Of endeayouring to gain
Great applause by knocking it down .
Nobody intends a separation OF the
states-no plan is laid or con'empiatsa
for accomplishing i,--eyeyy one dep
reca,es it And if it ever happens, II
will be produced by the violence OF
southern democrats ; and not by con-
spiracy Of New-England citizens.
[Paladinm.
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the Report # fhe Committee. to srhon, spas
rcfsryel RE Memorials complaining Of the
Distressing measures 81 government.
Mr.. McFARLASp, opposed the accep-
lance of the report of the Committee. lie
considered memorials from the several
towns PRAYING for aid from the state legisla.
ture, as mere electioneering trick, dicta-
ted to the towns by a secret hand, and the
course the house was pursuing as in direct
opposition TO the acts ct general govern
ment, which he vie wed as the supreme law
of the land He charged III acvoca as of
the report with pursuing measures tending
to sever the Union Of the States and excite
rebellion.
Mr.. ADAMS, (of Portland) spoke in
reply to the observations made by the
gentlemen from Hopkin,on and Tyngs.
borough. He said he was not surprised
to see the opposers of the report under
consideration take untenablc ground by
misrepresenting the motives and views
OF the petitioners and urging passive
obedience to the tyrannick and opprcs-
sive measures of the general govern
ment. He said it was the proper Ian
guage for the supporters of party, and
the advocates Ola bad cause to hold.
Mr.. A. said he had the honor TO offer
the memorial from the town he repre-
scented, and nothing could be further
from the truth than the insinuation that
his constituents We're influenced by sim
lister motives. He said notwithstand-
ing the general distress and in many in
stances ruin, which had been brought
upon this part Of the country by the in
terdiction ofall foreign commerce, he
was bold TO say, that no town in the
Commonwealth had more sensibIy felt
its fatal effects than the town in which
he resided. They had borne with pa
tience the severest privations. They
had pstiiioned the President and Con-
gress. Their applications for relief had
been treated with neglect and contempt.
As the last resort they had applied to
F.. this Legislature for relief and it WAS for
the house to say in what manner their
applications should be- treated. He
hoped the report would be accepted and
the resolves passed, and that the house
would pursue further measures to pro-
mote the public welfare.
AIR. a. did not deny that Congress
had the power to lay an Embargo for
a short time on great emergencies -
such rs TO prevent an enemy from re-
ceiying Information Of war expedi-
ton but could not agree with the
gentleman OF rypgsboro' that because
Congress had the power to regulate
commerce. they had right to adopt a
Regulation which went to its total de-
strueiion.-He sad he had never en-
terlained doubt of the uneonstitution-
,iity OF the present Embargo system,
1t prohibited the pursuit Of all CONNER
cial enterprises compels a large pro-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27
Gt!it Ct tDe Einlcs.

THE PEOPLE baQe a ,ebt, ia an orderly
Ssd seneatle nsaaer, 70 cgiass to rar'Rh pp'" TIE
rs1mos god eisf & ul9ien 10 Aeiy Rs4' e'e"tativei
anti ,egpe6fte Lcg;fahvr b.os.dY sray II ddrei''
es. PEvi4Ioss, 0, RElz0NSIRANCES ,ei,e,
Of ne qvrensa doae ,Jem. ard effbt GRitvANoEs
fBey 5g4a. Contribution of Ma1achuietts.
"C.,gyeo ,tal, male no isre 10 P,otiti' fbs fee.
dam IF SPEC ), orr TIE Pref; or he kIGHI or
TIE PEOPLE 4eaeesliy Is I1smlit, aud 10 Re
fti'a Tie eeof,,,,esf 70, ,ei,e'' Of cslfvAsets'
Contribution of the United States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27

FEDERAL REPUBLICAN NoM-
NATIONS, IN NEw-HAMP-
SHIRE
For The Fourteenth Of March.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. JEREMIAH SMITH.
COUNSELLORS.
Cheshire. Hon. Caleb Ellis,
HiRstoyo' Hon. John Orr.
Rockingham, Hon. Join Bell.
Str9HOrd, Hon. Na'h. Taylor.
SENATOR'S.
Dict. No. 5. VIM. Adams, esq.
A. VIM. A. Kent, esq.
6. Sam'l Shepard, esq.
z. Sam'l Smith, esq.
s. VIM. Wallace, esq.
9. Lockhart Willard,
esq.
10. Roger Vose, esq
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27
Bostbbay Ioum Meeting

AT a legal meeting Of the inhabitants Of the
town OF Boothbay, holden on Tuefday Febru-
AIRY -, 1879 for the purpofe of taking into
confederation the prelent and alarming i,ua
tion Of our country, and TO adopt any mesfure
or mealures, which nigh, be thought expedi-
cnt for the prelervation of the hives, liberty
and properly of our fellow citizens Mr. TO
Epb NJ Cob being chofen moderator, a COM
in,tee ceniIfting Of Capt. Dsva BosvLss,
Capt. I'm M Rect. Mears. Mieboio. r Ks,pJs,
.feta Va NJ 'Fv.4nd, aud .fs7asa PipO, were
eholen TO draft fome reiolves, and report to
the town, aud the meeting was adjourned half
an hour for that purpoie. The inhabitants
reaiiemhed according TO adjournment, when
: the committee fubmI,ted the following Re-
foives, which were accepted by a vote 0. the
town.
THE contribution of the United States. as
well as that OF this Commonwealth, guarantees
10 the people the right of meeting III peacea-
BILE manner, TO conlut upoa the common
good and whenever The Republic is in dam
ger. the cscrcie of this right becomes dury
of prime importance. degree OF watchful-
ncis and jsalouiy of rulers is virtue In federal
republicans, and is an important check TO pre-
vent entertainments on the rights of ,he PEG.
pie. The time is now come, when The friesds
of freedom aud independence ihoud expreis,
publicly, as well as in her proper ways,
their icniimen,s, that The will of the people
may be known
Therefore. Resas9si, as the feufe of this
town, tina, the aet of the Congrefs of the u.
States paded ON the ninth day of January lall
for enforcing the aet laying an embargo, and
the feveral acts supplementary thereto, are in
rany reipecas unjua, oppreflive aud unconli-
tu,ional, and contemporary not legally binding
Re,olvei, That Notwithstanding his opinion
we will. in order 10 Obtain eflain and per.
manen. relief, apply for remedy in peaceable
tiigent ard pcrievering manner, to the gov
ernmen, OF the Commonwealth Of Maiiaehu.
feits.
Re,eisri, That we conGler the refrietion.
on the coating trade, occahoned by the pre-
cediug and late sGt, laying an embargo on
all ilnps and velels navigating our bays ant
rivers. as being contrary 10 the contribution
and extremely opprelEive on the fea coall il
the Diltriet OF Maiae.
Rsso ssf, Tint our fears are much excited b,
,be grea' military preparations Of the genera
government feeing we 1lufpeet from prefer
appca' snees that their deadly weapons are 1,
hrsxefciied sgairlt the citizens oflhe u.states
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27

A Letter .fre7n Eashisgten, # FEB. 10.
{" have been told, and III way that con-
yinces me ofits truth, that MIR. Jefferson has
said that lie spoua rather soe fhe z. States
sink, fhan see any pan # Tic system he Aadre,,
commenced, and particularly the prineiPlesJ
ME Emba,So, givsn up. VIVA, secret uts
exist between this country and France,
know not, hut the most moderate men, they
WHO have been hilheuo slow 20 suspect, are
becoming uneasy aid ia. med.
RoStea Gazette
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TRULY RIDICULOUS.

The democrats OF Boston, are inyi-
ting Themselves 10 pariake Of public
dinner on the ith OF March next, " TO
celebrate the glorious PRINCIPLES which
for eight years last past, have been tn.
umphant in our happy country!
lPok. Reg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27
Eentb Gongrfss. ). .2d. Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wEpNEsDAY. ZEN.

"IpHlsprf' TED. IT,,
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.''A" r'''u ""s 'ou VI pe"uu
uons' VI PA.en. e,iA,'s anu ce'',,a'ea me-
'1"es u' nc n"a "o'.'m ~, VI u.'s ~"'u -
o"er. MS course "ss' 'oho" p1u'em.."-
ey our own CONSTITUTIONS ano 'aAe on vac
res,r'cuohs imposed "pol, inc na'.ra' Puf-
SUITS Oh our own reno" einzens. ms was
the true Po'icy' anu 'he oh'y methou " =
please ana u,ite the people Inc io'e o'
the people, he sa'd eSac''y resemo'ea an
hohpurabie passion ior woman Al oo'n
cases, those who, IN the days OF couf,s'nP'
eA,oN" u,en' a. 49,, ".'. ,,,x, l;ke
u". VI ",a,neu l""s', :" "a - ,h.,,
p'u',s wnne .'ose "no uuy Wv. -
"ou'u "pe nes'a,e 60 'e''n.s',AS se"e!i
.'en =. vi. "a1mu =, 'neir u'sp'ea.ue, a""
" pun. On. wne,e .ne'F ,rue happiness sa''
anu VIII always s's,-eno'''ohea PC.
.~een .'u.' anu y" 'ue. Mr. x spoAe u
.he op"o" w"'en p,e'a.ea ~ .n's eou".y
.'a' VIC oou'o eon'rou' o1ber Nations oy our
" sue ,'"' ia"
10 sue" po~s.' anu Parucu'Ay a. re-
sarucu VI nrNa'h' ne ooh'ehosa Una. IL
was uassero"s error' ne owe" .. iarse
UPON ,ne ,",lon1y VI ,ne sys,en, pursued y!
s,e a',""''>.'auo'. nc sau' ''e Peop'e vi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27
Waterford Tam Mecfn,g

AT legal meeting of the inhabitants of
The town of Wat.,tc,l. convened on the 9th
init to take u,o confederation the preient un
happy h,ua;ion of the country, committee OF
five was appointed TO deliberate upon the iub-
Jet; who, after retiring a fsort time, reported
the ioi.owing RESOLUTIONS
Rs,aive5, That there is a pecellary connection
between tie mercantile and agricultural inter-
eft; and any law which deftroys the mercsn-
tile in,..eft' viii greatly injure the other.
Aud as the welfare of the agricultural intereit
of this ,.clion of the country depends on com.
,nerce, by af1rdng great aad ready market
for our produce we view with painful ienia.
sons the a,moit total annihilat,on OF the mer-
camille iyilem, by the ve,atious, and we be-
licve arbitrary laws of our government, which
we tear were produced by the mandate OF a
French delpo'.
R1,sfvsd hat it is with furprife and regret
we find an additional embargo law impofed up
on Us, which we view as repugnant TO the
principles Of our conittusion--by depriving
us of the fan tluary Of our hsbitations--by de-
prvIny us of the uual,enable right OF trial BY
jury in many caits--by lubjeeting vs. 10 have
our property taken from Us without legal
psoceis upon the mere ,nfp cion OF an exeeu-
tive officer, and without Complaint uoder
oath aud in ssihoriiiug the preident, or
fucli perfons as he say chooie 10 call out the
military in enforcing this grievous and cp-
preilive law.
k1sfyed Tha, with the nsofi ferrous appre
henlion, we fee a f,andiag army conli,ule ell in
time Ct peace, while our government refuies
giving Us any information of lis objeee ard
t.t fnr n fnr mn Dfb sr
purpoie than to compel submiilion to abe
unneceilary and grieyious embargo laws.
Rsjspea That If there were fuca increaiing
dangers, 10 the commerce OF the United States,
a. was p,eierasI. we canuot fee that after a ru.
inous experiment of one years embargo, that
the law. with The leveral others ensbIiihIng il,
iheud be amended by an additional law, and
enforced by the point Of the bayonet.<
Rgot0si ha at this alarming criss, ii is our
indifpenianls duty, 10 follow the examples fet
Us 10y cur fathers, ia repeIing every iuvaiiou
ct Our rights and privileges, and to unite in
o. endsavors obtain a redrel. of grievances
Therefore, Rgisimd, That we highly approve
cf the meafuTcs that the preient legislature of
this Commonwealth have heretofore adopted
on this important fubjeca.
Eeisirea, That we highly approve Of the
conduct Of the minority IN congreis; aud that
they are entitled to the appreciation and lap-
port of every true American, for their able
aud patriotic defence againft fuch ruinous
mcafures as we now experience.
Rsioiraa, That the Town Clerk caufe the
above rcioiu,ions to he pu5iihed in the FoRr-
LAND CazsrTE, and in The Eafs.s A,ess.
EANNiB Al HAMLIN, I
DAVID CHAPLIN
ABRAHAM WHITNEY. Committee
ELEsZER HAMLIN,
CALVIN FARRAR,
On motion to accep, the above report there
appeared bu: two aii!en,isnss.
a true copy-Aiten,
EBEN. RICE, T.4pa Clol.
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THURSDAY, Fra 10.

THURSDAY, Fra 10. .
At two o'clock the House again went in :.
to committee upon the Nor. Intercourse Bill.
Mr.. Nicholas made some remarks, when
the question was taken upon Mr.. Minors
motion 10 strike out the first section, and
lost-Ayes %
The blank for the commencement Of the
bill was filed with the Goth Of May, So to
%.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27

The following is copy of the letter
of resignation, sent by Col. Olney 10 the
President -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-27

Col. Thomas Coles is appointed Col
lector of Providence, vice Col. Oh;fy,
resigntd.
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DEBATE

In fhe H,use IF Refresentatires, on accepting
the Report # fhe Committee. to srhom ssas
rcferyel fhe Memo,ia!s complaining Of the
If
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Custom House, District IF Providence,
he 20th IF January, 1902.
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VIM. c.. Newton,

Assignee Of Joseph Yarwood.
July "a.
". b. Mr.. John Troup will superlntend the
making, and supplying customers in my abb
sence.
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N g r [ c. f..

ELIShA J,9EAEY having by his inden-
ture duly executed and dated the 29th day
of last month, conveyed to the subscriber
the whole of his estate real personal & mix
ed, in trust for the purpose of disposiag OF
he same and applying the proceeds thereof
to the payment of his debts---all those IN
debted to the saidEHshaJaaaney,by bend, bill,
note, or book account, are hereby requested
to settle the same with MIR. Michael Cleary
and those who have claims against the said
Janney, will be pleased to render them within
90 days from this date, to the said Cleary who
may be found at the said Janney's counting
room on his wharf, and Is duly authorised
or that purpose by
Richard M. Scott, Tufee.
June 9. 2aw
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Tohn Gardner Laid,

Hes for safe, at HIS Warehouse, PrinctStree
NHaJ-
Muscoyado and Loaf Sugars hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-1ndia, and New-England
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy IN pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt,
and quarter chests.
case black Persians.
2 barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-colored < blue.
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaeetl Mould, and Mould and Dlpt
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes--Cod-hsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
in barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,a quantity OF
Soal Leather, Mems, Womens' and Chlldrens
Shoes of various descriptions, a few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nan
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens. WRIT
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
negar. 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemp, sc. &c.
January
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Valuable Property for Saa
July ~.

THE subscriber offers for sale tnsp|
L on Fairfax street, in Alcxapa'D' !
occupied by Mrs. S. AictoAs. im
sors say this property is worth tour W.
two hundred dollars, and have, y"sn
year, assessed it at this sum;
subscriber now offers it for sale at 'n'
the assessed value.
lie also offers for sah, r.,t|
The vacant Lots on Fairfax ana !,
streets. Assessors have said thal '1s
are worth three thousand two huna
lars per acre, and have assessed In'n lasJ
rate; but the subscriber VIII TAXI :
the half of that sum per acre. .,S
He would gladly sell all ms P.v is,5
the MalI-his Houses on klng''a
Royal .strcet-his Houses onthe s4 I'D
near Washington. street-hls sl e1s,,J|
or any other property he has iNLa .s,1
on credit of {, ia, and lS ni0"'
ply 10 Cuthbcrt Powellor Ia
Leesbury, March 80.
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(Prce, Two Dollars FER bottle. }

( 4
NOTHING is Of more importance than
the preservation of hcalth-this common laced
yemark however is roo OFTEN FoRGoTTEN
whilst we are active and strong--and pres
vention of pain, which is superior to its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descripti-
on of persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unremitting effo is
70 eradicate and overcome, none have strong
er claim upon our notice than the Gout, Rheu
n,atisrn, Lumbago, Weakness of the Joints,
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
CrAmp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have orig pat
ed--and hence every relief which can be ad-
ministered is too valuable to be forgotten.--
Those persons whose avocatlons peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, &c. cannot be too anxious
always to possess immediate aid. Sca-tarlng
persons, travellers, &c. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
counterfeit the unpieasans effects OF their peri
lous duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose them. 10 those
who reside in or visit the st-lnclies, and
Their warm climates, theywill be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting serv ice and
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve health and
vigor Although great variety of prescrip-
tons have bee n published to cure the disor.
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS IF
DR.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through.
out the European continent, and whose ung
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published of gentlemen so
well known in America, being ofthe first con
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors of the Farmers Bank
of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, of Cation.
Ample certificates and aHidavits of the be-
nefcial effects ofthese medicines Hay ssssn
by applying as above. @
March IL
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TO Rem T.

TWO STORES, on King-street, three
on Royal. street, with good cellars under the
whole-they will be let together or separate
as may best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommodate
ed--the stands are equal if not superior to
any in the town.
Also,
A convenient DWELLING HOUSE, on
ST. Asaph-street, between Duke and Prince
streets. This situation is healthy, with good
garden and well of good water in the yard
For further particulars apply to WILLIAM
M.KNIGHT, or at MsKN1eHT and STEWARDS
store, corner of Fairfax and King-strests.
May 90. co6tiaw
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WN. C. NEWTON.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y A K w 0 @ o. S
Patent Wafhing Machine.

First Fill the barrel half full of your finest
cloths than hll the bottom of the Reservoir
with hot suds up to the side planks, turn the
Crank backwards and forwards SO as to make
the cloaths fall the hardest against the sides of
the barrel FOR about twenty -hye minutes, then
use the same suds with little more soap and
hot waterfor the next finest eloa,hs, until the
suds arc unfit for use,then second your cloaths
in the same way with boiling suds, after rub
bing little soap on the dirtiest parts of the
cloatlls then rince them In the machine IN
warm or cold water.