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Forthe cure Of agues, remittent and inter-
milten feyers.
Lees Genuine Essence s. Extract
0f Mustard.

A safe and effectual remedy Tor acute and
chronic arheumatism, govt, palsy, lumbago,
snumbnc White ave chilbiains, sprains
bruises, pans in the iacS I'D neck, &c.
Lees Soversign Ointment foy the Itch.
Which is warranted an infallible remedy at
Que application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women,or on
infants week old, not containing particle
of mercury r any dangerous ingredient what
ever, end is not accompanied with that tor
menting smart which attends theluse OF other
remedies.
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FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING. HOUSE cf the late
Colonel HooE, on Water street.-lt is spa
cious and convenient, and has all necessary
outhonses, witha very excellent garden at
.acAed8 to it.
J. H. Hooe,
John Muncafter,
Executors.
Mar. IS. eotf
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FOR SALE, $
Mrs. Law's FARM, near this t6p y
Terms, which will be very acc anl'ngSu .o.
ing, made known by WALTER JONES -
inWashington. .o
May 80.
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ORPHANS COURT,

80 .Aerandr5a County, LILY Term, 1903 81
ORDERED,
That the administrators of JOHN SELLERS
deceased, do insert the following ad-
yertisement three times a week for two
weeks in the Alerandrsa DAILY Gazette.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
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JulyA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
FOR THE GAZETTE.
" DIVISION or THE STATES"

1T has Of late been repeatedly asserted
in the base. yenal prints of democracy, that
the Federslists advocate dissolution Of
the national compact. A more impudent
and diabolical falsehood never was uttered
even Wy = jacobin.
The fedcralists steer by the chart Of the
Constitution. Who, in 1890 advocated tire
of the scpcrate States VIM
was dcsirous that they should control the
Federal Cove "pnent Jefferson. Who
commended for an efficient. energetic gesra.
government Washington. Jefferson wa
actuated BY narrow, crooked state politics.
Virginia very reluctaatly admitted the less
sr states into nm equal participation Of the
National rights. Ard her adaeren,s have
opposed the principles Of the Constitution
rom the beginning.
Ii is against such partial policy that Fed
,ralists have uniformly rantended. They
lnew the difficulty Ct 'Hitios SO many con-
iclinS inlerosts -nd ,ie extreme rau''th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06


The French Army under Marshal
My, had succeeded, after 20 days hard
fighting, in compelling the Spanish
General BLAKE, to retreat with consid-
cradle losses and another French
army had advanced to Burgos, in the
direction to Madrid. But the very Ia
test information mentions, that both
Blake's army (now under the Marquis
OF ROMANO, as senior Oflicer,) and the
army in advance OF ffadr1d, had been
reinforced, were moving forward, and,
in turn, driving the French. The Span
iArds in the North had not reiterated
farther than where CuEsTA was said to
have been defeated two or three months
before. The success OF the French
has not been such as they have been
accustomed ,o-and does hot warrant
that thsy will ultimately triumph
However, should JOSEPH NAPOLEON,
il the French are willing to sacrifice
mir hveS ;, kamaer bis ambition, march
10 throne over the inangled corses OF
the inhabitants OF Stain, and through
rivers of blood, still he ml.st not expect
all trouble will then cease.
/" Thrones got by blood, must be by blood
MAINTAINED"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

Although the propriety of the doctrine

Although the propriety OF the doctrine
that it is
Better to Be deg than not Re at ali"
is doubted BY many ye, how few arc they
who are not solicito,ls in some degree Of
attracting the notice of their fellow beings.
And although the measures advocated Tor
rather vo'ed jfor) by the abe Representative
from this District, causes the hard hand
OF pinching Poverty to oppr-ss and grind
his Constituents, the following notice OF
hun from the F,eemas's ssfoU,.ai, ria, Afford
them the cheerful consolation, that either
from fear or some other cause, he had no
concern in passing that law which has so
completely proved the kmA II american
Liber We would not be understood.
however, by the preceding remarks, that
his want Of frmness is virtue or that it
was not his bounden duty to act upon that
important question bat that it is hettes to
be neuter than not to act wise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

nigi.; tins, 10 isa- the hour, ell that
al ~ zgeH, i'll d small, l.ndcrtle voire
(the necessity of tia; is however doubt
cd by many it is on the other hand, We,
~ unpleasant TO be walked from 4 SOUND
sleep by am outrageous yell , and Ii i
no less troublesome 10 the SICK, IA
those who constantly burn lamp, to
be disturbed by the knocking OF the
watch. Any man of common discern
mcnt, may know the difference be-
tween the constant light Of taper, and
a fire which might prove nischieyous.
A FRIEND TO ORDER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
That ",he CALLED jade will vince"

$3.50 N'~ o"''~S 49, 49, '.''~)
is proyer5 as true as j, is common.
The hrgus-man appears to be some
what discontinued, by remark ia the
Gazette Of Monday last ; aud express
es his apprehensions til at the true pic
turc there drawn, will prove his des-
truction. We hope, therefore, that 1t
will be conducive to his reformation
lie however advises US to I" al!ay our
turbulent spirit" and refrain from
vulgarity." Had we attended a late
Gray caaoxs, and behaved as some 9TH
ers did, we might have needed the adj
vice ol friend, to aliay" the ardenf,
as well as turbulent sfirif."-As to
!" vulgarity," we believe all wei bred
men concur in this sentiment-that
Whenever by his conduct, man proves
himself scounRret, it is neitheg a
breach of decorum, nor a departure
from the rules Of propriety to pro-
nounce him such, the son Of boni6aas 20
the contrary notwithstanding.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

We learn that q meeting has been
holden at Camden, for the purpose OF
petitioning the Legislature OF this Com
monwealth on the subject OF their pri.
yations and sufferings oocasioned by
the late unprecedented, unconstituuon-
al, and ruinous measures Of our gene
raj government, and passed resolves
10 that purpose, IS 10 "a. We have
the greater satisfaction in stating the
above, as The town OF Camden has, for
several years, been decidedly Gemocra.
tic I'VE hope other misguided towns
will follow this laudable example, Tor
the honor Of New England.
We learn also, that meeting of the
patriotic citizens OF Gorhan,, was hold
en- on Monday last, and adjourned 10
fhursday-when set O! resolutions
were adopted, expressive Of their pain
ful a2prehensions that the ferrafia mol.
icy pursued by the general government
is not only calculated to produce unne
cessary and distressing consequences
at this time but establishes a prece.
dent which generations yet unborn will
have cause to lament. The proceed.
ings OF said meeting win appear in our
next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

A fouthern jaeobin paper, in noticing the
patriotic meetings held in this Gate, pronoun-
ces them proceeding, of desperate gang of
political deiperatoes," containing The croft.
Ell libels on the contributed authorities Ct the
Union "-Notwiihflanding the erdeavors of
the executive mnions at the fouthward, to
mifrepreienr the motives and feelings Which
have proeuced 20 many meetings Of the citi-
zsns for the purpofe Of Altering and NAM
tanning their conitiiu'ional rights aud priv-
leges, we can allure ,hc@, the independent
yeomanry of New-Eng'and were aetuated by
other motives in achieving our independence
than that of taInely yieldiag, on demand,
its executive enjoyments and immuni-
lies to fave holders and that they will
continue to frown Indignantly a, the volaters
of the national and Rate contributions, which
arc the only iecurity they podefs for their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
Edward Howe.

No 1, Tfeossbs B4REsgs,
X EEPs conaaa,Iy for iale, complete az
~ fortmsnt of
UpbsJeey, Paper Ha1gmgs q Leok.
ing GaDss,
with which the public may be accommodated
on the mott reaionable terms.
He continues to execute the UPHOLSTE.
RY BUSINESS in its various branches, a.
uluzl -ALso-
For lale a. above, few bbIs excellent
RiBfffing and Pitpm -dppLs,
for winter uie-cheap for Cath.
PasLssd, Est. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
Bortlano,
SPANISH Pd1RDTS,
Monday, February 6, 1909.

The recent intelligence from Stain,
+ exhibited in such complicated form
and variety of shapes, by different
prints and different accounts, as to rem
der it difficult to form correct opin-
ion Of the precise situation of that
country, at the last dates. Human ma
sure is so depraved, that men are too
apt to represent circumstances, as their
vicious minds dictate a desire they
shouid be. Hence our i6erfy-toUing de-
mocrats represent Tor probably mis-re-
presently Spain, as already gasping at
the feet of France, and their laudable
endeavors to regain their liberties frus.
trated at the first onset of their beloved
Napoleon An attentive perusal of
the voluminous accounts Of Spanish
transactions brought by the last arriv-
ais, affords US, however, the most i've
" apprehensions Of more glorious
result. Our limits will not admit the
detailed accounts furnished WE have
therefore selected the following sum.
mary from the Freeman's Joarnai, &c.
as the result Of the war thus far 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
s9ale bp aucrion.

On fRIDAY next, Iofd mE. at 10
ooisek, H. NJ. at the Store Of Rob.
ert Slower, on hsrabani's Wba,7;
'hE htock in trade Of fald Slower, eoar
L filing of
WsF India Cory, Graee,ies, Cyocseyy
Ware, &c. &c.
Ays-As private fale, 1900 bufhels CORN
X. SLOWER, requelt, all perfons who are
indebted to him either by book or note 70
call and fettls the fame Immediately:
Es6 G.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
stray COW.

rT~HE fubfcrber will reward the perfnn who
L fhall return to him large dark bs'ndIed
NEW MILLH COW, with bored horns &
white face, about or 10 years old-she
was purchaied an October Jan OF Mr Will
lam GowEs, living in the interior ofthe coun-
tv Of Csmbe, land OF Xsnnebett. To hn Farm, a.
is pofIible fhe may have flrayed hnee lhs 27th
of lalt month, when fhe left the barn 81
NICHOLAS EMERY
Portland, Feb. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
MIR. SNIRLEy,


The gentleman who handedthe Sa.
co Resolutions to the editor of the Ar
gus, has attempted to extend his iniiu.
ence and his political errors, beyond
the citizens Of his own town and has
stated that those resolutions passed by
majority of 200 to 10. (meaning pro-
baby 1919. II is estimated that there
were $50 inhabitants present, and ~
of them polled of, and were numbered
agains, the resolutions, as they were
put up in gross. Though with their
fourth resolution we might, from un-
happy experience say" that We are led
from a general observance OF passing
events, to suspect that an undue inilu-
ence prevails in our county, hostile to
the liberties of the people, and in OPP
position to their true interest" But
that such influence arises, from le-
gien of demagogues, who IN III shape
OF democrats and jacobins, have pos
scssed some of our citizens, tseven
towns in number,) as the devils did
Mary Magdal,n.---; from a
President popular, without continuing
TO deserve il flour heads oil DEPART
menis with tongues to confonnd Babel
itself and from IA triumphant MAORI
ty in Congress who feel power, but for
get right trying what they can do to
distress, rather than what they ought
to do TO relieve TIE PEOPLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

Mr. Hs!ey. good old gentleman who rep
resents tbs district of Maine m which Port
land is situated, retired from the House on
tie passage of the New Embargo Law.
lie was not unweil. lie. shrsnks instInc-
lively from the perfrmaace OF his duty at
This Tremendous time. Il generally un
derstood al Washington that be is afraid Of
being murdered on LIS return home. This
is an idle apprehension. His constituents
have withdrawn their confidence from him,
but he has nothing more 10 Tear. Thsie
are no assassins smong ihem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

livet, ;..crty ana pr,'- sFty. Having stkefi tie
enjoyment c; their conai.uuosd pr.nlrs'c.
5a,fi, a. 6 tls,,, and tina; TOO w,.hea' ei,stt.
they viii SOW etsaa1 .tsss si,bt-aad NC
do MOI dsv1ully hope, thar the lame oi pat
rio.i:in 10 happily commenced in the psi.'es-
pal towns in this Copaony eaih, will fpread
To t,ae remo,ea corner of III. uaion, & there,
by " coerce" the government to 60 Vi jatfiee.
We undertand two of the exslsfos paf,iofs who
attended the Gray caucus, and svinced luch
ARDENT --zeal in fupport of govern
ment and its perncious and uneonftitutional
laws, have Gnce fer out for Canada, in 1ey,
loaded with Tobacco, &c.-We mention the
merely to ihow, how well their
prsfa5so1f and f,aeiiees agree. Should they final
y be fuceelsfu in this isy iatle undertaking, il
is to be hoped their landlord at Cray will ger
remunerated for the gizria he afforded
their spIsITous refolu,ionsl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
List NOTICE

NOTICE - hereby given to shofe perfons
~ who az indebted to the eltate of STE
PBEN FOSTER, late of Bradford, dcceafed,
either by note Of hand or account, that un-
lsis they make payment to the fublcriber on
or before the Goth inn. they will be lodged
with Aiefirs HsfAirs & Msf-sJ for collection.
STErHkN FOSTER, ds.sis5g,sss..
PsrsIand, Fri. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

A QUANTITY Of White Pine TIMBER,
"A tufhcient to make 100000 feet, board
meafure TO be delivered in Portland by The
ieth day Of March next, for which geass-
Qua price will be given.
pIMRN sIONs.
~ inch fquAre ~ II. long
14by ~ do
iuch plank, is4 ~ f.. long =
2 - -, 81 S IS do.
ELIJAH ELDER.
Ne. IS, Lmg HSs.f, P~tissa Feb. {.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

To the number of highly respectable
gentlemen who have resigned their Offices
rather than be Instrumental in executing
tyrannical and unconstitutional acts, we add
with satisfaction, the name of Hodgah Bay
lies Esq. collector at d shton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

The following communication is from AZ
unknown source. In giving it publicity, we
are actuated by two motives: one ct which
is. to counteract the Argus statement; and
the other is. with hope the allusons in the
latter part of il will be better understood IA
York county than BY US.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

WE the iubfcr,bers being appointed by the
w Hon. silas Lee, Eiquire, Judge of Pro-
bare for the county OF Lincoln. Commiilion-
ers 10 receive and ex anime the claims OF the
levcrsl creditors to the eiia'e Of
WAL1EK MALokEY,
late of Warren, in f4ia county Of Lincoln, de-
ce,fed-iix months are allowed the creditors
10 bring in and prove their debrs The iub-
icribers viii attend to he iaid bufue.s at tire
dwelling hoale Of MIR Ieile Page, in Warren,
on the bra and lslt 1ue.day in April, fiom
Two TO tx O'clock, p M
J,MF3 W. HEAD, 2 ca
EDMUND BUHloN.S ."
Wsr,es, jar. Z, 1909. F6)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

Il Hint 10 ne Porfiand Eutch.
However pleasant II may les in tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

THE fuSieriber gives notice that he is un-
= Ger the nerefli,y of calling on al. perfons
with whom he has unfettled accounts, to call
and adult the fame on or before the fra Of
March next; or he will be compelled to lodge
the demands Of iuch as are indebted TO him
with an attorney
Portland, Fek. &. JOSHUA SHAW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
L. Greely * Co.

Have for /sL,
II UNI, Brandy, Sugar, H, fon, Young Fly.
Ion, Hyion Skin and Souchong Tea
Tobacco, Pork, SC. EaI.s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
JOSHUA SHAW.

THE iubicriber hereby gives public notice
4 to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himief The truit
Of an 4dIainitrator ON the eftate of
SAMUEL wHiTMoRE,
la.r of Corham, in the county of Cumberland.
gentleman, deceated, by giving bond as the
law directs-Ee therefore requefts all rerions
who are indebted to the faid deceaied's eltafe.
TO make immediate payment and fhoie who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame to JOEL WFTIMORE
Es6. 6, 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

L il said consultation is to be had
among the physicians at certain great
house, at which Doctor Nelson will
preside, to determine whether it is not
time to bleed the New Englanders, as
il appears they arr determined to take
no more doses Of that universal RENE
dy called the cmbargo.-Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
DAY Il 1LoLEY.
WANT to Purchaie 3ooo bu0els
of WORCESTERSHIRE
which Cath will be paid.
FEB 6, 1909

TAINTED To PURCHASE,
A new Mich COW.-Inquire Of
the Printer. tEB. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

we cannot determise, bat We tiins at
all events, the democrats will be for
ced TO kill the embargo by some means
or other, or it will positively kill them.
Washington Federatist.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
TAKE NOTICE. =

Ne. IS, L.g W5s,f P~fis.a Feb. {.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07
TREAsuRr DErknrMEX
No nnln 90 ono
o. TOWLES, jr.
.swT
June GO.

N1arcn 70, lSO9.
M HEREAS, in conformity with the provisi.
w ons made by law, for the reimbursement
oftle Exchanged SIX Ter Gent STOCK created by
the second section of the Ac: intituled " An Act
supplementary to the act intituled an act making
provision for the redemption of the whole of the
public debt of the United States" passed on the
1lth day of February, 1907, it has been deter.
mined by lot that the Certificates of said stock
designated by the permanent numbers contained
in the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed
on the first day of January next;
PUBLIC NOTICE
Is therefore given to the proprct6s of the Cert.
ficates of Exchanged Six per Gent Stock created
by the act aforesaid. and bearing the permanent
numbers contained in the annexed Schedule that
the principal of the same, will on surrender of the
certificates, be paid on tn first day of t1auuayy,
1910, to the respective Stockholders or their Ie-
gal representatives, or attornies duly constituted,
either at the Treasury at the l. ,an Oflce where
the Stock thus to be reimbursed, may then stand
credited to the proprietors there of.
II is further made known for the information
OF the parties concerned, that no transfers of the
Certificates of Exchanged Stock bearing the
permanent numbers contained in the annexed
Schedule, from the Books ofthe Treasury or of
any Commissioner of Loans, will be allowed after
tue first day OF December next. And the inter.
est ON all the Certificates contained in the said
Schedule, will cease and determine, on the day
preceding the day hereby fixed for the reimburse.
ment thereof. ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07

AIN IN
To amend and continue in force certain bayts of
fhe ae, entitled 4" din act TO interdict the COM
nercial intercourse oetzveen the United States
and Great Britain and France and their deben-
denotes and for other purposes.''
DE it enacted by the Senate and House of Re-
ID prcSentatives Of the United States of A,,e-
rica IN Congress assembled That the third fourth,
fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, ele-
venth, seventeenth and eighteenth sections of the
act, entitled An act to interdict the commerce
al intercourse between the United States and
Great Britain and France and their dependen-
cies, and Tor other purposes" shall continue in
iorcc until the end of the next session of con-
gress Provided, That nothing therein contained
shall be construed to prohibit any trade or COM
merclal intercourse which has been or may be
permitted IN conforraity with the provisions of
the eleventh section ofNie said act
SEC. 2. And be Il fiirfh,r enacted, That all acts
repealed, or mentioned or Intended TO be repeal.
ed by the said act to- interdict commercial inter
course between the United Sites and Great
Britain and France and their dependencies. shall
be and remain repealed, notwithstanding any part
OF the same act which has been or may hereafter
be revoked or annulled, or which NAV expire bv
its own limitation Pyovided, That all the men
alties and forfeitures which may have been in.
Cured, or shall hereafter be incurred on account
| of any nfraction of the act laying IA embargo ON
all ships and vessels in the ports and, harbors of
the United States, or OF any of the acts suppls-
mentary thereto, or of the act to enforce and
make more effectuaI an act, entitled I" An act
laying an embargo on all ships and vessels IL the
ports and harbors of the United States" or oiu.
ny of the provisions Of the act to interdict tin
commercial intercourse between the u State,
and Great Britain and France and their Deepen
denotes, and for other purposes, shalt, after the
| expiration of any of the said acts or of any pro
vision thereof, be recovered and distributed ir
like manner as if the said acts aud every provisi
ON thereof had Continued in full force and yir.
| tue.
I SECS. Ind be hfnrthey enacted, -TL,t during
the continuance ofthis act, no ship vessei, ~
cept such as may be chartered or employed fol
the public service by the President Of tie United
States, shall be permitted TO depart from any TO-
reign port or place, with which COMMERCIAL in
tercourse has not been or may not be Permitted
by virtue OF this act, Of the act to inIrdct The
commercial intercourse between TIL United
States and Great Britain and Francehnd their
dependencies, and for other purposed And no
ship vessel bound to foreign poi or place
with which commercial intercourse B been or
may be thus permitted, except such Is may be
4 chartered or employed as aforesaid, ball be al.
lowed to depart, unless the owneljr owners.
eonsignee or factor of such ship or lsseI shall.
with ihs rsaster, have given lJysdaith ono or