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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-15
Tyrol, $4,000 Gen. Choller,
Reserve, $4,000 Empr. in person.
Total 100000
$4,000
Total
From the PHILADELPHIA g Democratic Press
DEMOCRAT Us. DEMOCRAT

DEMOCRAT Us. DEMOCRAT.
The following facts are, for the present,
submitted, with single comment, TO pub
lie consideration. In the Aurora OF this
morning, from the pen of its editor, is the
following paragraph:
I" A writer in public paper ought to re-
tain his right of opinion; but ne has no
right to misrepresent facts, any more than
to forge bank notes or coin false money:
there IS very little difference between the
habits Of turpitude necessary to do one and
the other and the published falsehood IS Of
ten more pernicious than the forged note
because the note can impose upon few and
to small amount but faAseho0d has a ten
dency to rob the zvh0le people Of their peace,
their liberties, and their rights, BIZ leading
them into erroneous measures, and bernicious
calculations !. :"
In this paragraph there is good sense and
wholesome truth. How far the conduct OF
the editor of the Aurora agrees with the
principles he lays down will easily be ascer-
tanned on perusal of the following facts:
| The company that dined at Point Breese
on the 18th of July, appointed a committee
of three to have the toasts drank, published
in the Democratic Press, the Aurora, and
Geyer's German paper. A majority of the
committee performed the duty assigned
them. When they handed the toasts to the
editor of the Aurora, he said" | shall
not publish this toast* of Simon Snyder
C 1t states him to be an honest man; 1
dont 6elieve he is an honest man he rs a
DAMV'D VILLAIN and a DAllN'D
6 KAAVE, and his name shall never ap-
pear in my paper again" The com
mittee not being authorised to make or al
low Of any alterations in the toasts, Duane
said, !" I shall take Z" all responsibility on
myself"
If this publication of facts demonstrates
that there is very little difference between
the habits of turpitude" of William Duane
and those of him who will "torge bank
notes, CT coin false money" and that the
Z" little difference" there is between them, is
in William Duane &C more pernicious" to
society is there, or can there be, any good
reason why the forger and the coiner shall
be condemned to saw marble, orpIck oakum,
| in penitentiary house, while the greater
criminal, he whose HABITS Of turpitude are
nloye berucious shall be suffered to mix and
! nlingle with society, and enjoy the blessings
of light and life and liberty
x The toast zvas thus reported: (" Simon
Snyder, governor ofthe state q PennsylUa-
! D;n- Al, HoDgst man the 71bleSt mark OF GOG.
3 guns, cheers-1ankee Doodle.
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Nrw.BzDroRn, YulL7,

80 " ~ ~ -
The schooner Freighter, Thomas, FROM
ALEXANDRIA, for Falmouth, Maine,
struck on the Sow and Pigs, rocks, and fill
led. She was afterwards toWed in here and
the corn sold at auctions.
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< The toast zvas thus reported: " Simon
Snyder, governor efthe state # Pennsylva-
nia-An honest man, the nobAest zo0rk Of God.
8 guns, 9 cheers-1akee Doodle.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-15
To be Sold, or Rented,

The property conveyed by Elisha Janney,
tor the benefit ofhis creditors-consisting of
Two Dwelling Houses on an half acre of
ground, at the south west corner of Duke
and Royal streets. One of these is an elegant
new building calculated for the accommoda-
ton of large family. III, 80
An half acre Lot Of Land, situate at the
south east corner of Cameron and Henry
streets. H. s.t>
A small dwelling house ON an alley east
ward Of Union street, between Duke & Wolf
streets. r -
A Farm Of IL acres, within two miles of
town, on the Lcesburg road, enclosed with
post and rail fence, on which there is toler-
able good dwelling house and we'll of water.
ALSO FOR SALE,
The wharf and the improvements theresna
on the south side of Princestreet..
Richard M. Scott, 7rujfee.
Bush Hill, July H.. 2aw6w
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t. Turtle Dinner.

I'M Wednesday, the 10Th instant, at three
~ O'Clock precisely, a GREEN TURTLE
will be served up at A. LIMOS Sebastian
SPRING.. Those gentlemen DESTROYS to par
take, will find subscription paper at MT:
CAToN's bar.
~ Dinner and hint Of suns, 81.
July Is. mSf
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N o T I C E.

On SATURDAY, the 2ad instant, at four
ssclock, p. M.zvM be LET to the highest bid
der, for term not erceeding Jfve gears =
The DOCK at the eaft end of
Prince. street, with the privilege OF the wharf
at the end, and on the south side of said
dock--by order of the Common Council.
ROBERT ANDERSON,
ALEX. MsKENZIE,
THOMAS LAWRASON,
WILLIAM NEWTON,
Committee of Council.
JuIv 49,
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Army of 2
Germany, J
The Danube,
Poland,
Italy,
Dalmatia,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY
June g..
FOR S.7LE.


PURSUANT toa deco, of trust executed TO
4 us. by John NJ. Syplr, oft.,e County of Iiai,.
over, FOR the purpose of satisfying ;,il icb;s Tor
which he is bound for his fathers {: his own debts
we shall, on Tuesday, the first day of Angus,
next, II fair, IT not, the next i,ir day, upon the
premises, proceed 10 sell, four hundred and sixty
three acres, lby late survey of prime and va
luablcland, adjoining the Town Of New Castle,
upon PamunIty Rlyer, aud the ferry across that
river. Also, ELEVEN NEGROES, corsi sting
o. MEN. WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS, ait
the stock of HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
SHEEP, and implements of HusDandrv, &c CON
veyed by tie SAID Instrument. Such title as we
hold as trustees will be mode the purchaser 81.
purchasers, ard posses SION OF the land given at
Christmas witt, the privilege o., seeding wheat
tins fail, The terms OF sale -Sili be ue third
Cash, ono tIIrd ia six months, and the balance il,
IL months. from the day of sale. Interest will
he expected upon The dis''tnt payments. Bonds
with approved security VIII lie required Of the
purchasers ot the personal property, and Bonds
with deeds OF trust upon tic l,nd and ferry OF
the respective purchasers. The land &c. VAIL be
shewn by Mr. Wa. CUNNINGHAM, living
IN New Castle, or elthcr of the MIR, SYMES, 10
any person wishing to view the premises. Gre
ditors will be allowed to purchase, and their
claims discounted.
According to Mr. John M Syme's notification
above, we or either of u.s. vii receive the amount
OF any claim, and it is our wish that they he made
Known prior to the day OF sale.
There are some previous liens upon This pro-
perry, or some OF it, To seizure certain debts,
wlieh will be first paid according to their seyc-
raj dates. Proposals for any part of the above
properly wi be received by either vi the trustees
prior TO tie sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.--Ran.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
Il Away, about the 14th OF last month, from
the subscriber, residing in the city Of Richmond,
Mulatto Man named GEORGE. about % or
"A years of age. He is, believe, about S feet 9
or 10 inches high. with rather large limbs, and is
little knock-kneed; his complexi is tolerably
bright, and his hair is rather more straight thai,
that ofmulattoes generally. He has lost the first
JOINT OF his middle or fore finger of one. of his
hands, which, think. is the right hand. hut the
finger is perfectly cured 1 do not rccollect any
other visible mark by which can describe him.
am informed that he has changed his name, &
it is probable that he will, with forged papers,
attempt to pass as a free man.
All boatmen and masters or shippers ofvessels,
are particularly cautioned against carrying him
away. The above reward will be given to any
person who will bring the said slave to me, or APP.
Prehcnd him SO that may recover him.
June Is. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

n REWARD of twenty dollars will be given
Il ter the delivery, to us, ofn TRUNK, which
was put in charge OF pegro waterman, on the
llth uit. to be carried to Milton. 1t was hair
trunk OF ABOUT or feet cubic contents, label
led ON card on the top T. l. No. %, and contai-
ned principally writing paper of various quail.
lies, hut also some other articles of stationary
pocket telescope with brass case, a Dynamone.
ter IN steel and brass, or instrument for mcasu-.
ing the exertions of draught animals. a collection
OF vocabular'es of the Indian languages, & some
other articles not particularly noted in the memo
raEdum taken.
May so ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
NM. CUNNINGHAM
3 "A MI. RICHARDSON.
Newcastle, June 9.

4 TUTOR WANTED Tile Trustees of
4 The town of York, are anxious to employ q
gentleman ofcharact"r, & literary requirements,
to conduct a SCHOOL in the said town The
branches OF Science TO be Taught are, reading,
writing, English grammar, arithmetic, geogra.
ply, Use of tlle globes, he Latin and Greek cias-
slcks. The situation Of York is pleasant; antl heal.
thy: From twenty to forty pupils can be procu.
red a comfortable house win be furnishe tie
intor Tree ct expense. a person who shall pro.
duce testimonials ct his sobriety, discretion aud
requirements, which shall qualify him for the
conduct of the school, will meet with encourage.
ment on application to
coRBiN GRtEFIN, } Committee
tn: GRIFFIN, of
May 2. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

ANDlNG from the Schooner RIcHMoSn,
IL Isaac Seaman, Master -
SO Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Sheiled Almonds,
5 Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels PRIME Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
p do. Molasses,
Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Havsnnah Segars,
3 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonq Tea,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
For SALE ny,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

II AVING executed deeu Of 'rus, to Beim.
: \ min Oliver, ir. William Cunningham, ;ai,tl
oamnci Richardson, conveying certain property
Therein mentioned, to them, for the purpose OF
making sal. thereof, in order 10 discharge. all
debts for which am bound for nv father, and nv
own deb's-It is therefore my wish ,i.at all such
cred'tsrs may as soon - possible, make their re.
spective claims kDown to the above named gem
uenGn, that they mag know how lar to carry
the Sales, wiic. lltake place tine lst of August
next Holm M SYME
June g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

HA1S. SHOES, PORTER, sc.
IN J. 9URR, offers for sale, at the same
- house in which is kept the Penitntia,y
Store, second door above the Eagle Tavern,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
II II r s.
ln.!ud'ng .Gentlemcn's black, drab and patcn,
SILK BEd!ER&, CAS1pRS, RoROlNS. &c.
Chip aud Lrgi.orn Hats,
Nens' and Boys Wool do.
Servants Glazed Leather DO
Hatters' Trimmings and Materials.
S II o e S,
Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slips and Ties
Gentiemens' superfn2 press Shoes and Pumps
Constantly on hand large stock of bottled
fn>ter, .iie and Cysr, Philadelphia Beer, &c &c
April 10 Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
A PAIR OF HORSES sToLEN-TyvEN.

a PAIR OF HORSES STOLEN-TTVEN
a r. DOLLARS REH.iRD Stolen from,
the comm OF Manchester, OF Thursday night,
The 9Th inst. pair Of black HORSES--onc u
brown BLACK, very thick sett, and well made, his
lett und foot white--the other, a Jet or deep
biack, of rather slender make both nearly tie
simc age, eight Or nine years, about FIVE feet hgl,
they pace, tFot and gallop aud run well in har-
ness will give ten dDiiars reward with reason
able expenccs, to any person delivering them to
rae, or iiye dollars for such information that get
f,em AGAIN, and twenty doll $ for the apprehen-
sion aud conviction Of the thief
CORNELIUS BUcK.
June 90. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

a NAIL MANUFACTORY is establisile
n at Petersburg. where two men good chs
racter and ability. for cutting nails, are wanted
who will receive good wages and constant en-
pioy1ment Apply at the head of High Street, Pc
tersb,rg.
Iunc Is. -. dt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

IOTlcE,-That on the 17th day o. re-t
~ month, will be sold to tie highest bidder
or the premises in this city, (unless privately
sold betore,) three story brick house, (uni-
':ished) 90 BY ~ feet, together with the ground
ofthe same width, extending back to an alley !;
situate on Cary's Street, running parrellel with
the Basin, and opposite to Nicholson and Hcath's
Coal yard Terms of sale. $1,000 in hand, $1,000
IL sax months; the remaining balance, divided G.
f"sy in IL and Is months, tiom tie first instant.
- Deed OF Trust, on the said properly, and bond.
OF The purchasers will be required l., secure The
three last payments
SAMUEL PARSONS.
6:h mo %, 1909
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

DuRSUANTt to deed of Trust executed to
II the Subscribers, by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah his wife, for the benefit of William Cooke
and Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other cretli-
tors OF the said Parsons, will be sold, ut public
Auction, on the respective premises, on Mon.
day the 18th OF ne t month, (Iuy) the following
property situate in the city of Richmond, viz
Nearly three fourths of the half acre of ground.
designated in the plan of the said CITY by lot
No. 456, between Thomas Ladd and the Haf..
Market square, bounded on the North East, by
the street which passes between the Hay Mar
ket square and the public Yerehouse.
Ali that part Of lot No. 413 on the North Eas,
side oit.'e ssin which is bounded BY tile street
running by the Bank aud Robert McE;In's, to Ca
~ Street, thence by the latter street to the brici,
House occupied by Mr. James Smith as 4 Bake.
yy-thence at right angles to the alley D;tlveen
the said lot OF Robert Northumberland by the
said alley to the first mentioned street. This iot
is held by deed which conveys all the interest
of Byrd'a Trustees and Heirs. But is subject to
the appearaice of Ticket Tie title papers
at both lots will be exhibited at the sale. The
grounds will be so, entire, or divided, as NAV
appear convenient.
Ten, shares in, the Richmond Turnpike Corn,
pany-also a Coach and pair of horses, together
with sundry articles Of Household and Kitchen
furniture and Other personal .,ropeyts
Terms of sale will be twelve months credit of
The lots. or Notes negotiable and PAYABLE at tie
hank OF Virginia satisfactorily endorsed, & t.
ties 10 be withheld as further security unit, the
notes be fully paid; or at :he option of the Tur.
ciasers, one fourth in hand, and deeds Of 'rr,,se
on the property sold to secure the other three
'lurths The Turnpike shares and the person
81 property will be for cash or short credit as
may be deemed fit on the dav. The sale will
c1aimence at 18th o'clock on Lot No. AS
f. CARRINGTON, )
RICHARD ADAMS, 4F"s-
Y
June %. I'd,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

asWEET SPRINGS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- ssriber has been at great expense and tro-
lie to- render this much esteemed place cornforta
- 2 and pleasant for the present season. Genie.
lnen srd ladies who Gesirnus Of visiting those
waters, may depend upon every exeriioh on lie
ptr' OF u6rsubscribet, 80 make tieit time agree.
.s.L
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

qROpOS SAILS for furnishing materials, and
"A nuhdnE a POWDER MIG 4ZINE IN
pursuance ot an advice of the Council of State,
proposals viii be received by me, until the first
day OF jay next, for furnishing materials and
building Fowler Magazine
Inc nl.nr and dimensions will be made known
by application 10
JUNG 20 At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

NXTNNTED TO HIRE, BY the week, month.
w or for the remainder Of the present year.
SOBER Industrious man to- supcrintend parcel
u laboureIs, in the vicinity of ibis city. Enquire
At i've Office OF the Enquirer!
juno 20. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

"A N ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
IA SALE-The House and Tenement where.
The subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
in this place, combining elegance, convenience,
contiguity to the Capitol, and in the centre of a
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to Mr.. VIM. Long who is full
~ authorised to contract for the same
J. FEM.
June 2S IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

NEGROEs FOR SALE.-Pursuatt TO til,
IN power vested in US BY deed of dust exc
cuted on the 11th day Of Dec. 1907, by kicbola,
Syihe and John M Syme, will be spld Cd furma
blyto the act entitled " An Act concerrtg' exc
cutions and for other furposes,".On Theslay,
the 1st of August next, t,ie day admit, o,swise
the next that does. at the tavern 81 WIN. II Dou.
gle in the town Of Newt astle, ir the coety of
Hanover, the following Slaves, to wit Rack,
Eom, Davy,' Arthur, Spencer, Patty andfchild
Rachel, Snsey, Lavinia and Joe. with he in
crease of the females, or such ofthe said Sives
as be living, to satisfy and Comply with thx ur.
poses mentioned in the said deed.
THE TRGrSTEF.
THE Subscriber offers for lease or saIeEhis
MERCHANT MILL, in the uppe md
OF Hanover county, on the south fork of Pai1n-
Sey river, about twenty-five miles from FJ5ll-
mon'ii and in either case, would annex (iftG.
red) from fifty te two hundred acres Of land Ne
mill was lately repaired, and is ready for 81
ness, possession may be had at any time. In GU
ot sale, landed property, conveniently sitiiatS
would be received in part payment; or long CD
dit may be had on paying interest.
MiC1J4H GREW,
9th Mo. (June Isl w4waF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
NEW CooDS.-JOHNx KING. mas just re.
= y ceived an additional supply Of Spring and

G o 0 d. 5, .. 49,,
SELECTED from the late importations, and which
Store.
May 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, May 80.

- E B a L l.
On Mr.. Randoirh's motion for ahhrovimg
the late conduct Of the President Of me
u. Sfatcs-Continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

QJ FupLIsnRD ny THOMAS RrrcaIE, OF.
fos1rR THE GLOBE TAvRRN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS FER ANNUAL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27

= OTiCE.Nrhe partnership Of Chaigneau &
~ freemon, was dissolved the 18th instant -
Those indebted to the said partnership, are re.
1uested to come & settle their accounts & those
who have any demands against them. will please
20 call Immediately for payment.
d. CHAICNEAU,
F. FREEMON
June IS. OH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

% d. G.
TOBACCO, &. from 4 to
rLoUR-surERrINE, $ a S so
DO. FINE, p. q so
CORN, PER BARRBL, :. 2 SO
WHEAT, -. 90
BACON, PER LII. :. :. - q 10
wn1sKsY, PER GALLON, o a.
rARIRoN FER TON, /. 100 90
HEMP, PER TOM. . 1Sc geo 90
PER LII. =. 81. -, IS
WOOL, PER LII. - as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-13

fatal toise iioefiie; cf 4 free lcep's. ba'
we pubhfhed it, becau.e we are wiling The
freemen Of this State, ilioxld have view OF
the whole ground" We could with thar our
political orponents would exhibit fina'lar
fpirit of candour by publillling the Anfwes of
the Senate. This however j, nct to be ex
peeled. Gull traps, presentations, fecret eau
cufes, co9ed doors, aud back fairs commune
cations, are the grand pillars which fupport
their deftruetive policy,
Fellow citizens how long will VOC fuffer
youTfelves to be thus deceived Will you
fubmit to be hurled from the temple of free
dom, by the bafe de6gns of wicked men, and
fink forev err in the vortex of irretrisvzble rn-
in : Hear the warning voice of your friends
at the feat of government. and efcape from
the mares which furround you, or your defi;-
ny will Be feaed forever
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-13
Equity Of Redemption.

ConBraLAND, ss.-
Taken BY Execution and TO be fold at
Pubic fulton, en- TUESDAY, the
fsusaty fya day # March next, at
one o'clock in TIE dfteynoou on tie
premier,
A LII the Right III Esui,y to and of Re.
"A deeming the following dcfcribed Moft-
gagged Real E0afe ;--vik. A certain Farm, or
the one half Of lot Of land laying and being
in the town OF Ctis6eld, in the county of
Cnmberland--it being the moi fou,h-eafterly
half of let No one hundred aud City nine,
with the bsildngs and Improvements thereon
containing fifty acres more or lefs.
Sale on the premifes, when and where the
conditions viii be madt known.
STEPHEN KNIGHT, e;ps SJy;G.
csiserS, Fft. 3, Il. D. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-13
Lisbon Town Meeting.

The inhabitants Of lisbon, in the eonnfy
sfLincotn, tn legal FOUR meeting, Fe6.
z, 1909, hossed the following Reso.
buttons -
Resolved, that in our opinion. the
continuation of the Embargo and Its
.ppendages-thc laws to enforce it, are
unjust, oppressive, and unconstitu
tional. Reason and experience fully
testify these facts.
Resolved, That the resolutions ofthe
citizens in the principal towns in this
State, as well as those in New York.
&c. detailing particularly the evils Of
those laws, and their enforcement up
on our rights, accord with our feelings
and sentiments.--That we petitionet
the President of the United States, IL
common with other towns, to no effec
that the answer was not sufficien
lessonto learn US to sutfer.--fhat the
French DEGREES, and especially the Bri-
fish orders in council, the administra-
ton hold up as complete Justification
TO stop, If not annihilate commerce I;
but our patriotic minority in Congress
ably refute this position or imposition
That we cannot refrain from men
tioning our indignation of our repre-.
sentative in Congress from this Dis
trict, for the part he has there acted, i
he can be said to have acted any part
If not, he is none the less reprehensi-
lie.
Resolved, That we viii not aid or as
sist, in the execution of the several EN-
barge laws, and we consider all those
who do, as violaters Of the Constitution
of the United States, and OF this Com
Inonwealth, and that they be consider
cd unworthy Of the confidence and es
TEEN of their fellow citizens.
Resolved, to choose Committee, te
forward Petition to the Legislature o
this Commonwealth, for redress o.
grievances land to have these Resolu'
,ions published in the Portland Gazette.
that We re 5se confidence in their
wisdom and rairi,aism.
SAM'L TEBBETS, Moderator.
Attest, DAN'L HANSON, I. OK;
tIJ' 1t gives US additional pleasure. in
noticing the patriotic proceedings Of the
above town, rs IT affords additional proof
that party, when put il competition viii
the love Of eoaatry, vanishes like dew he
fore the SUM- AT the last election for Gov
ernor, the votes, in Lisbon, stood thus to-
S7's, So Su!l,pan, 78. But at the above
inee;lgg, there were Lpt aissentien's
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-13
THE FIRST STEP

Letters from Members OF Congress,
and others. were received yesterday
from Washington, stating, that on FRI
day evening, the house in committee
Of the whole, passed a Resolution, BY a
large Majority, that the Embargo
should be raised on the 4th OF March
next In consequence of this news,
immense purchases were made yester-
day of flour, cotton, rice &c. There is
however, some doubt Of the passage Of
bill to produce this desirable end
The President opposes it; and it is
supposed the Senate will not readily
aid the general wishes Of the people, by
an early removal ofthe Embargo, Pal.