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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

JosCLlt tiNLK 4.
TesjSam, OF. 6, 1909. (25)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31
YOUNG LADIES, GoARDlNc SCHOOL,

NOUNC LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL,
Observation-Disclosures By tie gene
raj aap,o6ation Sphick ssas expressed b. those par
yons Of Literature aad 4yrs asho hoRorei tbs insti-
tut;os BY their attendance at rhe iai- pubiic ,~esifati-
obs. and 9ylteju!Jor the sacosnin,,s thep 6estospea,
srAt!st oiesping the eShisi.ien qJ penmanshib. necdkeL
s:ork. embroidery, &c &c. 4 Ventue again to offer
hls services IL tis discharge IF those duties ~hich
aaSe occupied. a a~iUeyiat part Of my ioftcy gcarS.
dniteeted BY rte PROSPER ef 1iee'Dtg the snPper,
L haze hitherto receive.k, and conensptatiGy tire
pleasures I havs IN vievU, By further contributing to
fhs 5ensft q .Ae rising 8sHernrios ) 1 Intend dedi-
eating my Irhoie time 10 the tnDrovetlen. ana cdi6-
cation Of snch 1onES Ladies rs mas be enfrnSteI 70
my care !. Assarisg then fsrents, ~guyi,das, &c.
thnt az Shda be my constant siuHy TO .IScovcr t&e
tarn or bert Of their minds that S,kere it as nec-s-
saf,, I mar be abe, by9enae and persuasiSe means,
SO 70 n~seliorafe their dispositions as to ia3ace thes.l
20 ysish TO learn !; and uhere the propensity is airea-
d oRscernGk.e, 10 heigh.en a BY 1usr eons ineraa.. ION,
thar IL arar became saore sedaiouslv cmrlors.
Iae ntnsos. caution sfuHb Be used 4, h~eseyve them
an heath, toi1tprsSs fkcaa with ;us. notions Of pr
cry and virtue, ard 70 MAKE them understand tie
necessity IF attending tr1sorat and domestic eco.o-
nay' In fine, such VIII be my Pride to give entire
s,tisfachon, thar they shall k,cvu.no othr- df6.ysnce
D. 6eity from ho,nc, than the sbsence fos, their p.,-
rents. &c. ard being Obliged to attend diligently to
the or4ets andregnidtions IF this Institution.
is pieSY,ng syhdt he's been doxe, is a better critic
800 ~'Sry 90 J"'Sc NHdf EI0y. &c
attained, the subscriber 6sys ieave 70 morn, tAe La,
dies and Ge"tlenien Of Richmond, and ITS vietniy,
that a Specimen, TIE Performance If a Young La
dy Of that cit, sphs 1,as Onty eighfecn mouths at
The a5ove Seminary, may be seen on application OF
ar. ArehibGM Msdet's, Merchant "a Richa1 and.
Sarah FALKENER.
OF Ever POSSIBLE e*ertisn is cnnpioycG to pro-
cure a discreet e properly qua ,fea person to reach
MuSic-
Tie SchooiwiH be opened on the first day Of ia.
nua,y next.
- The terms for %tnit,on, board. scasAing, loAg-
ing, &c. Sc are enc hundred and fee doHars. For
day seh9lars river dollars PER qnna,n.
The hsnSe isreangrkE6iy co~ntnioAous ns.4 zss.ni
constructed forth preservation IF health.
Wa,rentoN. N~orth-Carokra,
T,nnarf "a. 1902. COW"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31
NEw-Y ian. 81.

Yesterday morning arrived tho dispatch brig
Haia:et, Captain Rice, from Rio Janeiro, and 81
Salvatore, 55 days from the latter place, with
for go eminent from Henry Bill, Es4
QUE Consul at st. Salvatore. RIO American yes
sells at either place. There were about 80 sad
OF British hierc.sutmen at Rio jAneiro loaded
'oF tii'arentp ports in England aid captain hice
spoke, two days after he sailed. a feet of about
twenty sail bound in. MIR. Hill was received
with Or greatest respect by the Prince Regent
Of Pprtigai, whose ports, he said, were open TO
American vessels. Sir Sidney Smith was still
at Rio janeiio with six sail OF the line...DaiE'
IaV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

ca or, Noyemher z.
Communicated for The FederSl Gazette
have jtst received "A lett1r from NJ. Erwiio,
nv extract from which follows under date the
25th ilt,
:" received the most prompt and satisfactory
valI,s the miaister of sfate asrd ere p+es,fens Of
the j,mta, that tbe ships 1t EaiS.9iras, should hs:
liberated without any dfi1ulty ~ delay l shail
return to A~ranjuez on fsidyry Or Saturday, Aua
eray perhaps then write to you more particularly
on this sabjert."
Wehave lust received an express from Gibral-
tar. g,ving Information that the psrt of Trieste is
open for all vessels. rhis c%ircunst,nce au5irs
KSorably for colonial produce, which rises in
consequence-A lready uRto-
Sugar, white 16 dollars.
brown ID
Flour, g a 10
Tobacco, 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31
DOMESTIC.

sYASToN OF TIE EMBARco.

10y INFORMATION from a gentleman of un-
veracity, who has been, and now is
engaged in the Salt trade, it appears that mo
less than Is 600 Barrels of -four has bcsn
Struggled out of the Geuesee couutry-the
Inoae OF conducting this business is AS follows.
On the American side OF the Iroduoie lust
above the falls Of Niagara, at a place called
blacE rock. \ public house is established to
mis- motel the British merchants resort. The
FARMERS from the fertile region Of New York
state, lying :. and r. of Black rock. convey
I%thitIer their flour i'll Wagons (; and TIE Ri.
fish rne.chaut tells the farmer that he vii,
pay hm 8 dollars per barrel, fer his flour. if
he disloads it on the beach of the river
! MS the farmer does in the evening. and on
toe ensuing morning the aouris gone; in the
IrIght smaii crafts convey il to the Canadian
snore; thence itis%.waggoned round the falls.
.oeiow which it is received BY British yrs.
Iaels and conveyed to Great Britain and 1er
dependencies. Thus while the em,arc, In
I~terdicts the citizens of these states frunI car.
irying on a fair trade, it opens an cSectuaI
Goor IN the north for eluding its operation.
BaKt. timer.
YESTERDAY, (saYs the Winchester Eazetfe
oi 'le l4ui ibSt) passed through this pl1.e
on their march to Baltimore. from Wond-
stock, the company ofU. S. ipfa6frv- cnm
'mandcd BY capt. Nimrod Long Afso. 4 de.
tachmento Of "a Dragons, recruited by Iic,t
Lyle At Montgomery Ct.-EISusc, WHICH wore
~Joiaedhere By a detachmaot Of II dsagoo,rs.
commanded by CorDet KeanAthe whole
des,i,ed for New Or;ean.
Arrived here, . few dsys since. fcorn Or.
Irars, a tecruising party, whose appearances
rejects the highest honor on their cn,oman.
der (Capt. Simon Owens) who, we under.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

EIFrY DOLLARS REWARD, and rea-
&c sonable charges, will be paid by the sub
scriber, forthe delivery, at the Jail of Philadci.
phis, of certain MACALL MEDFORD, for
meriy ofthis city, and since ofthe city OF London.
Aay person wishing to undertake the aPprei,en-
sion ofsaid MedGrd, win be furnished with Full
powers under a bail piece, for the purpose, and a
description ofhis person
He arrived at Norfolk, from England. last Es-
hruary, and declared his intention WAS irpmedi-
ately to repair to Philadelphia, in ordsrto bring
me to account for certain monies he alledged /
owed him, and no longer ago than The 2fSt June,
he wrote to a gentleman iii this city, saving he
woild be up in "a fewdays in conse. ience of
which, I.havc waited patiently ever since. but
finding his promises merit no attention, and de-
termined TO make another. eaa5ft 10 get i,oid q
hia thaYing already sen. twice aiterhum without
effrct,) Il do with confidence, call on the virtu.
Gus part OF the community, to assist in bringing
20 justice. a man, whose conduct towards NE,
has been marked by the deepest duplieity, ingra-
titude and fraud.
JOHN Isle,
Late
JOHN Isle, Jr.
Philadelphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

BY the Ssedih schooner J%uliana, from
Aux-Cayes. we learn. taat Christephe and
Potion were still carrying on n rather mac
tive war. The Island was tolerably well
supplied with provisions, and the British
were Carrying on q great trade with the Hay
Trans. Coffee was selling at II sous.-.Aferc.
ddv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

Cav declared that Mr. Ersfisch had sent Caa,,.: -g's
litter. lately published, % 1pston for paol,cati-
on. lftl,is fact could DC ascrtlt:nca, would it
not evidence such AN intsrme1dlins in the politics
ofthe ,n,tcn. AS wnuid justify the executive in
sending Mr.. Erskinc HON d. De Pyes..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31
CnARlEsroN. Ian. l.

OhARLE 70 y, JdI' II.
We are informed that . brig and a scheoncr,
lorded with rice and cotton, sailed from Savan-
nah on Tuesday and Wednesday Isl, in defiance
at the eInDaifo laws AS there are no armed
vess.i is in that river, they elected their escape
without opposition. &C. Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

stand. was ordered to this place, to recruit
"a company, to which, rauk he lately been
prS!erred. AL patriotic Young nes are IN
vited to join IN defehce of their country's
riShts....i6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31
J0IfN I@IOLL,
Late
JOHN Isle, Jr.
Philadelphia.
Ii
JANUARY q.

January ~ ft
NRGIKlA, ro-NvIr-At a Chancery Dis
y .tfict Court, held in Williamsburg, the 5h
day Of Noven5er, 1903.
Samuel Coleman, executor of John Mclean,
PiaintiT-against Richard Fletcher, executor Of
Ffs.ncis Rufin. who was executor OF Robert
NcWsrm, Samuel Butler and Martha his wife,
late II Gtat Cooke, Martha Cooke. infant dlugh-
ter OF Robert Cocke, and Martha LIS wife, by
John Newsum her guardian, John Newsurn,
administrator of Robert Cooke, deceased, George
K Taylor. Richard F. Taylor, Robert Burehet
and Ann his wife, Watson Stott and Sarah his
wife, and Elizabeth Taylor-which George K,
Richard f., Ann, Sarah, and Elizabeth are chill
dren of Richard Taylor, deceased, who was n
partner Of Richard Taylor and Company aud
George Wray heir devisee and executor OF Jacob
Wray, who was executor, heir, deyisee & lcgstee
OF James Wray, who was a partner of Richard
TAYLOR and company, Defendants.
The Defendants Watson Stott & Sarah his wits
moi having entered their appearance and gwen
security according to the Act of Assembly, & tie
rules oftbis court, & it appearing to the satisfacii-
onoitne court, that they are not inhabitants ottliis
Country, on the motion OF the Plaintiffs, BY their
council, It is 0ydered That the said defendants
do appear here. on the FIRST day of the next term.
anj answer The bill Of the Plaintiff: and that a
copy oftIiis ord r oe forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, OF the city Of Richmond, for 1wo
months successfully, aud posted on The front door
% me e rmer Capitol, in this city.
Attest.
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NORFOLK, Jan. IS.

A fine new schooner, named tn. Martha
and S.sap, commanded by captain Belts,
with a valuable cargo of Corn, -four, &c. WIS
brought INTO this pert on Saturday last, prize
to the revenue cutter Surveyur,,~ Commanded
by that vigilant sfficer capt. Bright. She was
captured on the 14th inst. of Great Chop
tank, having nc clearance OF papers.
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NErrfM6rr - at

.BErriNotE. Jan. II.
SeyeTa Of the tory editors have c3ner.tulafrd
sHF readers on a vast 4cccssion 10 tile federal
ilie>rrrsTi OF James n Bayrrd, a member ofI,ayt
body, from Delaware. If we arc not orosSI,r
,n's'utorp ed The opinion of Mr.. Bayafdon tLe
present state OF things, is as opposite to that &c
'he e'Vffliy OF toryisIn, {Tid,othy P.eketingj as
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RAIrrMoRE, Ian. ID.

RAIrIMoRE, Ian. "a.
General Wilkinson is 81 .-,Ye ,his sity today
for charleseor, i'll the scllr: Wolf, capt. Jones.e-
". l,nssicda.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

Aietter fran st. Salvatore, dated Nov. %,
1893, SAYS" This place swarms with the En-,
.gsshf, who. 1 think, have brought their goods TO
Irtther a bad market, as they have glutted it
with almost every species ofmcrchand:ze"..I ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

The Philadelphia Gazette, says
a plot boat schooner, witt. dispatches, sailed
from New York yesterday morning for New-Or-
leans. What dCth this mean!
It means Look out in time ....Aurora.
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Erh ect u q letter frau Sc. Croir, dated,

lSt December last.
"VVe are ali i'll anxiety here for the event
OF your embargo. If continued it will be ru-
incus TO this as we'll as every other island de-
pending on you for humber. One third of
.lie estates have not materials ii the Humber
way. l am now delivering pitch piae scant=
hing to be converted into slaves. Ihope soon
to see the American colours again in our
harbar-Prices quoted, viz:
"Flour per cargo, 81 70 % dollars, by re-
tail 25 to so,
Prime Eeef, 81 dollars.
"Pork Sc to 40.
"Candles, bits or 81 cents per ID"
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"Candles, s bits or "a cents per ID"

Robbery @MeNh3oi detecfed-We are
very happy to learn, from the information or
a letter from Edenton that d discovery has
been matle, which accounts for the frequent
robheries of the mail, betweaa;this place and
Newbern. which have been cunnmiuved Tor
some months past. These no berries appear
to have been committed at an inconsidera
bic post Office at Lees Mills, between Eden
ton and Plymouth, by a person by the nan .
OF Stubbs, who has unfortunately made his
escape. The letter adds, that should he be
apprehonded, but little doubt remains, that's
there Viii be sufficient proof to effect hi
conviction.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

HNDING fron tie Schroeder RIenA6Np,
IA Isaac 5espat, Master -
50 Boxes Rtisins,
10 B,lts son shelled Almonds,
5.C,jks Creen Coffee,
ID Barrels PRIME Pocs. ard
P'pc Lon,D. PArtlcit Madeira Wire.
m 82OGE.
II Uogshcads Brown sugar,
% do. Mpiasses.
5 Icrces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes favauiah Seg.rs,
3 BGcs Wolct PifDcs,
Family FiOur IN barrels ard ialfhsrrefs,
fotpg HysOn. Hysos Skin and Soinltonp Tea,
10 BON"s Mould Candles,
Fox SAN By,
GEORGE WATT.
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The noble example which has been given by
Sen Lincoir aad Mr-8yrkas, in refusing to execute
the ne l. ;abarga law against their fellow.eiti-
zens and nfretirirg from an oG.icr, which they
could no longer head, with honor t, themselves,
Qr advantage to the community, is, above all
computation. May it be followed, until iie ali
Fn'A;sjraiion shall DC taught to know, Chat oIo'
they can n, ne oppressive laws, they can iiii 10
one to execute llem..I5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

The reasons assigned BY these gentiemen, for
tieirsndden retirement from I flee, are net dss-
tinctly known but we feel no hesitation IN offer
ing our belief, that tlryir,ve arisen from u repug-
nance 10 the oppressive. laws, which they were
called upon t, eASorce against their fellow. citi-
zcns; and that to avoid the degrading ia!amy Of
executing them, they have thus patrlaticaily and
m~agnT';irnousiy given up ,ileir commissions, aid
with them. the income oItwo Of the most iucra'
tive Offices under government"~Bost Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

.Jan1ary- tf
Z WbY, DltthE & TAYLOR, rteWdmc
- 70 close their present c@orcern, Will disDose
Of their stock of DIR G0ODS, At reduced pri.
ccs, for CASH, or on siott cre@,t, Tor approved
notes in town.
THOSE persons iriebted 10 the concern by. open
Account, sce req,pstst;to make paymcat or exc.
cite bolnle for their respective amoGnts.
pee. II. IS
V1OR SkbE, aver, l.eiy Sc - TCCI7-r-
IL about Is years Of age, a gooat Sc uDsfr,ss.
and used to the Hotse-witb her ,ls,ilglfer. =.
bout g Or 10, also osodtod,c Housc-apply at
this Office, Dec. ~. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

The, Hon. Be'j9rs;a Lincoln Collector, and
Beyasaia Held, Esqr. D-pu'y Collector. Of the
Customs ofthis port. have resigned their respec-
Eve oitices-... Boston CentireL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

AmER1cAN OcHaEs-Edward Mott & Co
OF Ph!adelp'nia, at a very considerable eXpencr
aud labor have, from the several distances OF 65,
90 and lG0 mics from that city o'N;tined, and
within their means ofsupply, in tic natural state
or puiYerized, twelve Ochres ana Colors for
Pants. and have confidence by the ensuing
spring to m axe considerable additions, viz.
Three different mineral blacks, which are
found upon experiments made by competent judi
Ses. to answer for copper plMe-printers, paper
stainers. al,l they presume, for all the purposes
to which black can be applied asa color or paint
except for printng-ink, for wiica il appears OF
too dense a body-a quantity nevertheless, that
eyincesits value for tlierparposes-From which
they prepare in liquid and cakes-and have
ready for sale. an incompatible shining backing.
Three different shades Of yellow ochre, the
brightest of which is declared by judges, to be
very little if az all inferior to the IN imported spruce
yellow. From these three ochrcs they make, by
exclamation, three shades OF red or Spanish browr
"a native nrange-a native lumber, ard a stone
jellow--All very rich and delicate colors.
Rec9Prtuiat'0n Of vessels permitted to pr seed tn
foreign ports under the Embargo laws, he.
tween the 22d December, 1907, and The 50th
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ANTHONY ROBINSON. c. c.


Y Tiitue Of 4 deed of trust, executed to tn
~ subscriber by Miehael Grantland, TO secure,
ans.ngst other, things, the payment Of . debt t.
Taylor and Brown, which decd is dated the 27th
March, 1907, and recorded IN the District Court
IF RiciTnord WIZ be sold, To Che highest bid.
der. for ready money, before the door Of the IA.
~sleJTa~ein, in the city Of Richmond, on We'd
nesday, the eighth day'of February next, the
sad Cranttarfs right, title and interest, in all
that lott, piece or parcel of GROUND, living
III the sad city, on tt4e oross-s:le et>leading from
the main street TO Adam Craig's Office, adl6in.
ms Crawford lott, and. extending on Gle cross.
street aforesaid, one hundred and ten feet to-
wards The main street, thence back fifty feet,
tncnce 110teet in a line parallel to sud cross
street, thence SO feet to the Beginning, or so
much o.! sad property, as Willie sufficient to pay
and satisfy, the debt mentioned in the SAID deed,
due &c said Taylor and Brown, with all the costs
and Charges atteud'ngths execution OF the trust
GEO: VIZ. SMITH.
Is'ft3rv y. tds
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AMES ScABR0Ok, TAiLOk, returns his
~ 6r1tIuk thcnks tohtx fyier.s and the bpthc,
fortse;r Gbera! encoaragesaeut and Informs them.
thar ne has rensoveff from Hq,ris's Conner, to tie
hoase fately Oecueied 81 l1r. Wfiant Prichnrd,
Beok-ScAe", next 4oor above the PoSt-O6ce, Svheye
all coan'n pias,M lis line, nil be taaniJuNg recei-
ved, and 6anctaaAty attended to-0sd thai lie still
con'''iues, Constantly, to receive the ncpest fashions
JSom>PhtGdelbaia. Jan. 5. 2asr2qvC-Iaru4v
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FOHN ALCoCK, informs his friends, and .he
- public, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in ali lit branches where
he makes all kind OF Msilogany Furpi,ure IN the
best n1anner, and on the ne,vest fss!,ions.-Auy
gentlemen or itiics wanting any Furniture, viii
find gond work executed, and on low terms, as
can be bought in New-York, o. aly otherpIace.
any orders left at my shop, in the Cross Street,
adjoining Prosscr and Monct,re's Kendue Store,
Or at Mr., George Greenhow's where / keep my
Were-Room, will be pointediy attended to, and
great care taken to deliver it in sod order.
N. B. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, vino can come well Recommended.
January II. e
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59@ S54lt 4l5
Returned M ballast 3f-Not e.isnsd i3J-
Prevented iroh Proceeding, after BEING "per.
mitted,D 10. r.
T,ar fer the 3iBcistletai,s
l3siied without petnf .gion 5gA l-2etrned.
NONG !J-fIHI Pofhie1t Registss.
THE BRITISH MINISTER.
a gentleman of high federal p~oliu.es, yester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-31

Henry RUTGERS, Chairman.
W1LL1AM rEW Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

tulii. lato !. .olnp'iaac- Hith II jsm"fds.
The !ale non.intercJdrse Law, abrogated
or removed the proclamation Of tie presi-
dent against British armed vessels, and for
bid the entrance OF British or French armed
vessels into Our waters. That, 50 far, was
an independent, neutral step, and was the
cause of the preliminary measures TO set
Element which tie British goselnment have
proposed. Mr.. Madison himself tells us This
was the CAUSE =" Soon after these instruc.
tons TO our ministers at Paris and Lon
don1 were dispatched, 1t was found that the
British government, anticipating, from the
early proceedings of Congress at their last
session, The state of oar laws, which has
had the effect Of placing the two belligerent
powers on footing of equal restrictions, s.
relying on the concillstoiy disposition of the
United States, had transmitted to their le-
CATION here, provisional instructions, &C."
Mr.. Madison speaks of our naval prepa-
ratons as necessary, though all other war
like or defensive measures Except forts
that are uniinished) are suspended, or rec
commended to be suspended. Is not this fed
cralsm What pretty comment on Mr.,
Jeferson's gun.boat system, it is, to see
these despicable things now all dismantled
and unnamed Let your political name,
eeader, be what it may, YOU think just as
DO. lis a shame faced sin to dissemble,
when our rulers are So frank and conciliato-
nv. Do let US be friends. We love our coun.
| try, aud would sacrifice our lives in its de-
fence. Why then should we quarrel about
that, which neither defends our country,
nor profits ourselves } Let not tho Aygus,
and such other iire.brands, cause US to pull
caps. Almost all the respectable citizens
throughout our country, the principal fede-
ralists at least, without waiting to inquire
| whether they were federalists or republi
cans by name. who have caused the present
prospect to gladden. our hearts. but willing
To bestow honour where honour is due, are
disposed, and are using their exertions to u
mite all honest men in support Of good and
necessary measures, that we may not jar &
wrangle about party men and names but
if we must jar, or wrangle, let 1T be with
those who are our real enemies, who would
arrest our rights and freedom from us.
And in another thing will never dis.
semble If Mr. Madison sets up political
test, other than the constitution, as his pre-.
decessor did, or if he otherwise forsakes
TIE constitution and eviden. good Of the
country, my feeble voice shall be undaunt-
eddy raised against him. ROLAND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Morocco Shoe Manufadort,
Head sf Fiji Rrect.

g & J. .WYMAN return thanks 10, their
-. Friends and Cuitomers for pan fsvors,
and folicit continuance OF their patronage.
They likewife inform them that they have re-
ceiyed an anortment Of real MOROCCO
LEATHER of different colors which they will
manufacture into SHOES, TIES Or SLIPPERS,
at lew hours notce, and difpofe of cheeper
than can be purci,sied OF the qusi.y elf, :. here
AlS-Centleme MOROCCO sut LEA III
Err pUMrs, made at the il,or,ef aosiee. and
very low
t. Traders in any part of the D,ar;cr If
Maine, are RESPECTFULLY iniormtd that ,l:ey eau
be fuppied at the above Nianufaaoiy wit,
any quantity or quality from. one to one hui
dred pairs, from refute 10 fat chop, al fu,a
prices As cannon fail to give general isti.fsc-
ton TO the purchaier. Morocco LEAF HEe,
and Mems, Women's and Miles LAS Is keps
eonitantIy for iae. 'ihe imalle.l favour thank
fully acknowledged
NOTICE.
So J. wYMAG tequea all perfons who
are indebted to them 10 call and letle the,riAc-
counts, It they do notmase payment paitc-
nlarly thoie whDie debts wee contracted IA
the years of isoj--6 and 7. "A fceeay e.a,-
piance with the above relu.a w,!i ptess.t
colt
p. i!.s.i s7ay, % 1893. 4e.is