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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
i" Separati,n IF The Uaion, and oppeE-
ton II The conRituted aufho,ities."

ton u roe CofllHuIe1 dutoofHse5.
OF the ,houfand falfhoods employed by the
leaders of democracy to rdfe themfelves to
power and Office on the ruins Of the country,
thar of proclaiming to the people, that there
are characters in the federal party who advo-
cate a feparation of the States and oppoie
faithful, wife and impartial administration OF
the federal government, is the non barefaced
When ruiuou and spprefIive rneafures were
adopted under the proficiency of Jeferfon, the
federalias only exercfed the constitutional
|, right of petition and remoniiranee-for doing
which, they were denounced by Lsi Liaais
and many of the democrats who are confiantly
preaching about their refpeet for the rights
of the people, proclaimed it treafon
They can applaud the conduct Of AS~s
Csi's's, in joining in an i.J,,etaisn againfi the
meafures of Gen. WAsHIsoTos, when Pref
dent-which coft the United States an immenfe
FUN OF money-and Mr.. JsHerfon, as reward
for Lis S'sfsi ia6s,,, can appoint him to one of
the fra Offices in the government But when
u
are repreien,ed az entmies to the country, and
advocates for s'vjfsn u 6s Unioa The con-
iii,utional eKertion of the Legislature of this
i'ate, the year pan, to proven, the country's
being plunged into an uuneceGary war with
England, and preierve to the people Of this
Commonwealth their natural and legal rights
aud privileges, was reprefented by the enemies
Of the people as an ufurpaiion of power and a
violation of their rights.
But thanks to the good fenfe of the citizens
OF this State, they know the things that make
for their peace and welfare too well TO be de-
esived by the falfhoods Of ambitious dema-
gogues. The whole holt of democratic edit.
ore cannot nov fuch condua in the federal.
it's as their party have been guilty. Of The
democrats have publicly and openly threaten
ed diGolution Of the Union. They sndeav-
ored to plunge the country in war with Eng
land, BY oppodng the treaty negotiated I'M
der the administrator Of wAssIsoros.
Ts notice only one innanee among many
others which might be addueed as evidence
of.his faet, Zee the following paragraph, pub
liihed in Virginia in the year '7o5, and eopi-
ed into the northern democratic papers:-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
"That in cafe the treaty entered
" into by that dsmn'd arch traitor
I" John Jay with the Britilh tyrant
" ihould be ratified (by the fenate)
ga petition will be prefented to the
/" next General Ahembly of Virginia,
"at their next FELTON,, praying that
the faid State may recede from the
"union and left under the govern
/" mcnt and protection of ONE
,"HUNDRED rHOUS AND FREE
I" AND INDEPENDENT VIR-
"CINIAES.
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Pehrcsrntatipes chosen in Main

IkF7.7 W 'FltI'I w t'i1'tH III F7HIFF.
ffesport, John Cushing. John A. HYDE.
Brnns,eict, Robert d nunaing, flames Cur
It's, jun. Bah, Samuel Davis, William
Webb, jonathan Hyde. TSbsha,n, 'Benj
Hasey. Harpswea, Marlborough sylves
ter. DpAna, .Josish Burnham. Goyha,s,
d "id Harding, jun'r. Dudley Folsom.
Noyipay, Luther Farrar. Posrnak, 'John
Lowell. W1eyjord, Hannibal Hamlin. Fad
noa,h, J1tln Jones, flames MorreIl, flames
Merrill, ID mel I.unt. Scarborough, Ben.
jamin Larrabee, George Hight. CAPE. Ia.
sabeth, 'sylvanus Higgios. Pu.s, Elias
Stoweli. Bactfetd, E.aoch Hall HUtfo,d,
ID tsid Warren Neu- Gloucester, Joseph l.
Foacraft. Fyebws, y dln M'Mlllen Brth.
81, Eliphas Chapman. Graz, Peter Whitney
Mo- u the .ast Lessslatve.
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Darrle0,

In lpfwieh, (Nfaf,) Cap. William CatSwsH
Of Portland, to Mifs SUss Tssdtrsa.
In Audovsr, Benjamin Ames, Eiq of Bath,
to Mifs Mary Boynton, of the former place.
Ia Proipeet, MIR. Stephen Blanc hard, to
Mifs Sally Clifford.
In Pennington. MFR. William Walker, OF
Freeman, to Mfs Rebecca Chandler.
In this town, Mr.. VIM. Page to Mifs Nab
by Moles
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN from the Fable OF the fub(crbef
~ in Ea spisl. on the night of the 18th inf.
iorrel colored HORSE, with lighs oolored
niane and tail, uots all. suppoied to be no
len by itranger dreded very poorly, with
dark colored surtout, andTrowiers of the fame
color with ihoes, but without BOOKINGS, aud
glazed hat.--whoever will fccure the horie
aud thief, ihall be entitled to 7anesty Dollar
Rssa.a,s, or ia d0!is,s for the horie only, by
MAY y. ABRAHAM ANDREWS.
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FOR SALE,
A Quantity Of OAkUM.---In-
IA quire of OLIVER EVERETT,
or JOSEPH MAXWELL,
No. 8, I.g,abom. IplaJ
MAY s.

NATHAN KINsMAN, has Removed his
An Office, TO the building i.:ely erected for
that rurpofe nearly oppofte the Se,fiana 6sai.
Middle itrest.--Tho.s who have NOT adjuited
their accounts due the eftate OF the late Doc
tor Kiniman, are once more requeited to call
(as above) and fettie the fame.
pwfiyad Nav B, 1909.
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For SALE.

ONE elegant C Spring Bellows Top Chaife
~ tive Wood Springs do one fecond
hand do one new coac hee and one fec
ond hand Stage Coach. Inquire of Babcock
and Child. oppofte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
they continue to carry on the Coach d Chaiie
Making, as ufual.--Chaifes of any defcrpnon
built AZ iiort notice Orders from the Coun-
try punctually attended to.
Portland. Nav ., 1909.
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TAKE NOTICE :

A IL perions indebted to the fubfcriber, or
"A the late firm OF CROSS & MARTIN,
are requefied to cal At his fore, at the head
of Long Wharf. Fore llree,, and sdjuit the
fame by the FRI If June next, and thereby
prevent unnecefary COTS.
NATHANIEL MARTIN.
Portland, My 9, 1909.
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Hoiea Ilsley

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
4 has formed a connection in business with
Mr.. ROBERT MOVES and that the Psias-
ing ByGn" win be purified in future by them
under the Firm Of
llsley e Moves.
He requefts all penons who are indebted 10
him to make immediate payment, add thoie
who have any demands to exhibit The fame
for fettlement.
Ps,sissd, May Q, 1903. (Sm)
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NRW STATE.

The Legislature Of New Orleans have had
Under confederation memorial to Congress,
praying the admiiion of that Territory into
the Union as State. We underfland it was
negatived.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
Summing against France.

The following extract is taken from tie
Mhiona! Ins.Hgeneer, paper published ai-
der the eye Of President Madison, which
decidedly reprobates the fatal attachment
to France and the tyran. Bona.arte, which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

Messrs Stevenson, breckenridge, Lew.
IS, s.etiey, aud swoofe, Jeieroi.sss, are C.
lected TO Congress in Virginia. Msssrs.
Randolph and Gray, 4howoeites, are also
elected -Pak
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Boaudcin CoXege.

THE Truftees Of Bowdoin College are no.
= tilted that their next iiaied meeting will
be held at Brunfwick, on the 10Th day Of
May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, S3'y
Byssfzri1l, Ap,R IS, 1909. IN 81
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FROM spRINcFIELp APRIL 27.

The Joyful News of PEACE with ENG
LAND, was announced yefterday at twelv,
o'clock, in this town, by the d;feharge of can
non and ringing of bella.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
ICRs
FOR S4LE,

THE Hull of new BRIG, now
M&A lying at Bath. 6e feet inches in
413MlAst. length. "a feet inches beam
X3zHsnss and meafuring s29 s5-95ths ton,
Se lee4 has nearly one deck laid Said
Brig is built of good materials and well faften.
ed with iron.--A liberal credit will be gwen
for part of the purchafe money.-.Apply to
BENZ. J. PORTER.
7stJgsm, May 8.
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LOST,

BETWEEN Portland aud Stroudwaier, ,
~ pair OF new brown SMALl.-CLoTHS,
and l-2 yds. Cotton shifting Whoever
has found the fame and will return il to th.s
Office, 1h3li be rewarded for their trouble
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

FOR THE g GAZETTE.

Mn. SHIRLEY,
! have lately been favored with a
sight OF the 2riginalle,,er published in
your paper sopetime last January
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~ 25

At the last Assembly the federal re-
publican majority in the House was s.
NJ, Here follows list ofthe potes. for
Governor in the several sovns eTrehfing
enc !; (Which give majority q gu for
the american fror.
The ;ury in the case Of the u States vs
Michael Bright and others for resisting the
marshal, this morning came into court and
offered a verdict stating that the defen.
dant has been guilty Of resisting the mar
shall; bu, that in doing 90 they obeyed the
orders Of the constituted authorities Of this
commonwealth, and that therefore, in the
opinion of the jury, they ought not to be
personally liable. The court informed them
that the yerdic, could not be received in its
present form, being neither verdict Of ac-
ouittal or Of conviction, and sent them out "
seconsider it.--U. S. Cas-
On the 23d ult. the Collector Of the port
Of Richmond, took possession OF the sch.
Washington, capt. Kendrick, belonging to
Nantucket, on information Vi one oil his
crew, tina, he had violated the Embargo
laws, by clearing from Nantucket on the
22d Feb for Richmond, and proceeding to
Bermuda, with a cargo OF Hour, and thence
TO that port.
An American Gun Boat, that had been
cruising off Abaeo, for American vessels
that had ,iols.ed the Embargo, is lost--her
gun, and part Of her ammunition, rigging,
&c. has been saved BY the wreekcrs.
The ship Alexander-Hodgdon, Lovett,
III DAYS from Sumatra, arrived at Beverly
lat Friday lit ~ worthy Of remark that
dung her absence of thiriy-two months,
she ket with no interruption from either Of
the be'igcren,s.
The sip William, Capt. Andrew Tuck
or, belnagag To Mr.. Moses Brown, OF New
buryport. Wa con .,emned last January. a,
Charran,e, IN SrA,ce, and the Captain sent
as prisoner " ,rras, in the interior,
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NOTICE is hereby given. that meeting
IN of the Stockholders Of the B,snsui4k CT
fen Massfa6,ry will be held at the houie Of
DAVID OwEN, in Brunfwick, on the twenty
ninth day Of this month, At 2o'cIock in the
afternoon, for the following purpofe,, viz.
To chools Moderator, Clerk, Trezfarer
and fuch other officers as may then be thoughs
neceaary.
10 determine the number of flares by
which the itoek fhall be divided.
To eifabliih bye-laws for regulating the
proprietary.
To vote fuch fums of moaey as fhail appear
neceGary to defsay the expenfes Of lhs sitab
liihment.
To confirm iuch aAs or doings Of commit
tees of the original adocisses, as 1iall appear
proper
TO agree on mode Of calling future meet
ings, and to pats fuch votes as fhall appear con
ducive to the intereits of the Corporation.
BENZ. J. PORTER,
JOHN PERRY Ian.
B,snsvieb, Nay g, 1909.
n sisap and e.y seay Il get -rafy and 70 isi9 II.
TAKE tub without head. and one or
more ,ggfheads, OF barrels, If YOU with
to guard q ;sins fre. and fink hsm ID the cellar
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-01
SECOND EDITION.

Star oB1ce, three o'clock.
We stop the press to insert such particu-
lars as have been allowed to transpire from
the government officers:
observation-disclosures have been receiv-
ed from Saragossa, dated the Goth, stating
that gen. Castanos, upon hearing that the
French were moving corps upon Solia
from Burgos, and passing the Ebro at Lo-
grono, had assembled an army of 10000
foot and 1000 horse, and had taken up a
position in an obique line from Tude,a to
Borja. This position was unfavorable, at
Tudela, the right and the advanced part Of
the position, was commanded by heights,
and was indefcnsible. The French took
advantage OF this error, and having collect
ed an army OF 5000 men, commenced
their attack on the Spanish right on the Esd,
and defeated two divisions at the Vaenci-
ans and Murcians, who retreated with coz
siderable loss towards Saragossa.
Subsequent accounts from Saragossa, of
the 25th, state that the Arragon,se and An
daluslan divisions did not suft>r much, and
had been able to retire in order, which is
confirmed by the French accounts.
The precise route taken by gen. Casta-
nos army is not given. Saragossa was to
be defended by 5000 strong.
Gen. Hopes division arrived at Villa
Castin on the 28th ult. and would be at A
revola the 29th, on his route to Salamanca,
in the neighborhood Of which place it was
expected he would form Junction with sir
Iohn Moore.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY III, 1909.


ORDERED
That the following persons be appoin cd
Commissioners for experimenting the cleo
lions 10 be held in the different wards of the
town on Tuesday the 9Th of March next, for
the purpose Of electinA members ofthe Conn.,
mon Council for the ensuing year, viz,
For he first Wurd
Samuel Harper, John Muncaster, John
Hunter.
For the second Ward
Matthew Sex Smith, Andrew ,Flemming,
Robert Anderson.
For the third Hard.
Abraham Faw, William Newton, Andrew
Scolheld.
For tie fourth Ward.
John Stewart, James Lawrason, Ferdinand
Marstelcr.
The election for the FL stward to be held at
Mr. John Lomax's tavern, on Prince street,
for the second ward at the council chamber
for the third ward at Mr.. Holgkin's TAVERN
and for the fourth ward at Mr.. Edward Jacobs,
corner of St. A sapl and Duke streets.
las. NJ M'Rea, C c.
January Is te
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The Bulletins, previous to the 18th, relate
chiefly to the operations against Blake s ar
my. The French divisions that defeated it
consisted chiefly of the divisions of the
duke of Belluno (Victor) duke of Dalmatla
(Soult) and the duke of Dantzic (Lefevre.)
In the battle OF Tudela, on the 23d, the
Spanish army under Castanos, amounted
only to $4,000 men. Its position is said to
have been absolutely bad, and that it did not
make formidable resistance.
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are these men in Congress fitted fr Me;r sta
mans Or to steer the nati0n thru the ber;h
which the executive had already effected
With SO much skill and discretion, that
all lazo IS torg0tten-
Nat1ona' rights are oOerlooked,-
National shame IS not consideyed.''
It's very true, as the Col. says g nx.
t0naI shame IS nat consiaered;:" it certainly
s0as not when this poor devi! was made a
colonel IN the American army, and. as re-
sPects him, all la7O nas been jorgotten, and
his rights overlookea.
Speaking of the vote for raising the en-
barge, in the House OF Representatives, the
Colonel says, it IS solemn serious truth,
that the vote In question was the effect of
Fan C." Congress is panic struck /!
should like to know what faction the
colonel belongs to. Y
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o. F / ) H.

WILL contract for the delivery of any
quantity of HERRlNGS during the en'uias
season, not exceeding 2 100000, at nv tsn"
cry six mile, below Alexandria, for six SAID
lings Fer thousand Bacon and ali Kinds OF
country produce will be taken in payment az
the Alexandria prices.-In large purshasss {"
credit will be given to sui the times.
William H. t'oote.
February %, 'sa"A"
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MILITARY NOTICE.

being proposed that the Militia Officers
and Uniform Comp MES of The District of Co
lun' ~ should attend he Inauguration Of the
fresient on Saturday next--the Companies
commanded by capts Dencals, AzarsteUer and
III SURE, are requested TO a'a,le at the Court
house square, onsaturday mornings at
8 o'clock,trom whence they will march by the
Potomac Brigdge, and rendezvous at eleven
O'Clock, in front of Carroll's buildings, ON the
east side OF the capital square. Those of the
Companies that may so up by any other route
VII be puactual in their attendance at the
place OF rendezvous.
March |
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new. 0RE, FEB. IS.
pOSTCRIPT.

f. .von;nc the Editors OF the New York
La c,1efts received Kingston paper CHE
paz.si Gazette of the 28th ult. 1t con-
m copious extract from London pa
'", 20 Dec. Is, including French Bull
},;ns 70 No. II, which We shall give to-
.s. 49, substance Of them, with
l a,T o,hsr articles, follow, as noticed by
n. London editor.
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aIsranoria CalIp Gasette.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH !.

e. From disappointment in
receiving Paper by the Stage,
owing to the badne1s of the
Roads we fuppole, we are COM
PEELED to make use Of Paper of
a much (maller Size this Day.
The Senate Yesterday concurred IN the
amendments made by the House of Repre-
sentatives to their bill for interdicting the
Commercial Intercourse between France,
Great Britain and this country, and partial
repeal of the Embargo. On the question
for concurring with the amendment striking
out that part of the nth section granting
the power of issuing letters of marque and
reprisal the division was Ayes II, Noes ID.
The bill only requires the signature OF the
President to become a law.
On Monday, 9th ultimo, an election
was held at the Library for President and
Directors for the ensuing yvar--at the close
of which the following gentlemen were du-
ly elected
PRESIDENT.
The Rev DR.. flames Auir.
DIRECTORS.
William Herbert,
Cmhbert PozveN,
fohn Roberts,
Ptincas 7anneY,
Hugh Smith,
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From the Genius Of Liberty.
MILITARY SPIRIT.

The modest col. BILL DUANE pays the
following eautJulcompAment to Congress,
in return no doubt, for his appointment to a
coloneIs commission in the American army.
In late AURORA, the Coz. says, "So little
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vendue Store, for cash,
Three Shares Of Old Little
River Turnpike Stock.
Philip G. Marlteller.
March |. St
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Rabbit-Skins.

l wish to purchase quantity of the best
Rabbit Skins in fur.
John G. Laid.
March |
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LONDON, Dec. Is.

Rotterdam papers state, that an English
vessel from South America, sent into the
Mepse by Danish privateer, has brought
advice, that the English and Portuguese
agents at Buencs Ayres, hal failed in their
misSion->hat LINERS had extensive pow
'rs from King Joseph, and had declared his
resolution to remain afaithfulaly of France.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Head oaarfgys. ST. .Loa,;s. Nm g 1s

Head quarters, st. Louis, Nay 8, 1909.
The commander in chief in consequence
Of information received late last evening
and this morning by way of the Mississippi
and Illinois rivers, is induced to believe that
the failure Of the late attack by the Sacs on
the post Of Belleview, together with the pre-
peratory measures which were taken for the
defence OF our frontier, have for the present
disconnected the hostile plans of the Indians.
The war party of the Sauas have dis
banded themselves, except about 80, who
have directed their course towards the O.
sage villages west of the Missouri. Every
information confirms the opinion formerly
advanced IN relation to the hostile designs
OF the Indians east OF the Mississippi and
on the borders Of the lakes our safety de-
pends on our vigilance; the enemy merely
wait the re-concertion of measures and a
more favorable moment of attack; most Of
them are at this moment engaged in plant
ing their corn; in the mean time the COM
mander in chief has thought proper TO direct
the volunteer companies eocamped at the
towns OF St. Louis and St. Charles, to re-
turn under the command Of their proper Of
hcers to their respective company rendez-
vouzes where they willb dismissed but are
requested to hold themselves in readiness
to march again at moments warning should
it be necessary. The commander in chief
feels perfect conviction that the volunteer
companies OF this territory form the strong
arm OF It's defence, and he therefore assures
them, that nothing shall be left undone on
his part more completely to arm and equip
them.
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= VI. - - = -..
the libellers Of himself and other great al,
Good men. Mr.. Jefferson's district attor-
ney in Connecticut, not beng very much
Pestered with clients, had ample leisure,
!, y cry naturally took the hint; and went a.
= out the good work. Thus 1T is DEMON
STR TED, that those prosecutions were IN
sstigdted, II OF illstatnted, BY that illustrious
enemy of common law (no very good friend
either of common sense the late President
Of the United States. ibid.
81 al PROSPECT Of an Indian suar at an END.
The editor feels great satisfaction in being
enabled to communicate to his fellow citi-
zens upon the authority Of gov. Harrison,
that there existed not the smallest probabi.
lily Of hostilities with any Of the neighboring
tribes. The body Of Indians collected by
the prophet have dispersed, and some of hrs
confidential followers are now with the go
vernon. We. understand that they very stree
nuously deny the existence of any intention
on their part to attack our settlements, and
that their dispersionwas attendedwith some
indications Of terror and apprehension.-
Whether this was occasioned by the militia
ry arrangements which were here made, or
by the fear Of starvation from the prohibition
that was issued by the gov. to the traders a.
gainst supplying them with corn and ammu-
milton, until their designs should be less e.
quiyocal, we know not Vaacennes paper.
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Mer2swether Lewls.

Captain Lake, of the ship Flora, from
New Orleans, informs us, that the French
consul at that place had applied to the go
vernon for the privilege of landing about
$4,000 French inhabitants who had been
ordered to leave Cuba, which request we
understand was granted.
Captain L. further states, that he met in
the river, bound up, schrs. and sloop,
and at the outside of the bar, three more
schooners, all from St. Jago de Cuba. with
about 1900 French passengers.-A ship had
also sailed from St. Jago de Cuba, for n.
Orleans with about 500 French passen,
gers.
~ Z. paper.
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CLEARED,
Brig Calrsto, Stevnon. Newburyport--by
Lawrason and Fowle.
Schr. Levisa, Curtis, St. Bartholomew
BY John and Thomas Vowel.
Dolly, Sanders, Edenton-by the
master.
William Henry, Sherwood, Richmond
by the master.
sloop Amer, Blackman, do. do.
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TRIDAY, JUNE l6.

j. ,soislsture of Maryland adjourned
I =. s,eIay without making any appoint
sf senator. The seat Of gen. Smith
psns8quently vacated. ~