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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-16
NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
BELL-TANERN.

ME exclusive management and superinteatl-
4 ance of this House, has devolved upon the
Subscriber, who, with Dr. VIM Holmes & VIII
son Allen, are alone interested in it. No pains
or expense has been spared to render this es, alb
hshment one among the first upon the continent
and nothing on the part of the subscriber, shall
be wanting to support It's reputation and deserve
public patronage. There are 40 rooms in and at
tached to the tavern The largest and most COM
modlous Stable in the City, and every convent
ence necessary torender the House a Jeood one
1t has Lately undergone considerable change, and
thorough repair. The Subscriber has laid in Az
assortment Of the best Liquors, and hopes, from
his experience: 10 merit and meet with bublic
support.
] RICHARD C. WORT'HAM
Richmond, May ~ wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-16

ANDlNG from the Schooner RIcHmoNp,
~ Isaac Seaman, Master -
SO Boxes Raisns,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine
IN STOKE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do. Moiasses
S Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Hay"nnah Segars,
8 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonp Tea
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
For SALE by,
GEORGE WATT.
January IL. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-16

A TUTOR WANTED.-The Trustees of
u inc town OF York, are anxious 10 employ
gentleman of cliaracter & literary requirements.
to conduct SCHOOL in the said town The
branches OF Science to be taught are, reading,
writing, English grammar, arithmetic, geogra-
ply, use of the globes, the Latin and Greek cias-
slcks. The situation of York is pleasant and heal
thy From twentyto forty pupils can be procu-
red "A comfortable house will be furnished the
Tutor Tree OF expense. person who shall pro
duce testimonials OF his sobrety, discretion and
requirements, which shall qualify him for the
conauct ofthe school, viii meet with encourage
ment on application
a CO.. GRIFFIN, } Committee
TT: GRIFFIN, of
ROST. NELSON, I. Trustees.
May 2. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-16
REHABILITATION

RECAPIrUL ALTON.
TIE military Peace EStabhshmsnt"
General and subordinate staff officers, IL
Corps of Engineers, 45
Regiment of Ar,iilerists, I son.
First Regiment of Infantrv. 500
Second Regiment of Infantry. 675
Total, 1888
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-16
I" JONAS SIMoNDs."

Captain Bennett has surrendered himself 10
arrest, and will ofcourse be tried by court mar
tiai
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

1t to my court, where the va
rious and important considerations
which it embraces viii receive the at
tenton due to them. In the interval,
| would beg leave to submit to you the
following observations, as they arise
out of the COMMUNICATIONS that have
already occurred between us.
In fulfilling 4 duty which conceive
to be due to my puSlic character. |
have never suggested, nor meaut to
suggest, that the mode of negotiating
prescribed by you on this particular oc-
casion; an occasion selected for the
purpose eff removing existing diiferen-
ces; was otherwise objectionable, than
as it appeared to me, to be less calcu-
la ed, than it does to you, to answer
the professed purpose of our negocia-
ton.
1t was against the general principle
of debarring foreign minister, in the
short space of one week after his ar
rival, and without any previous mis-
understanding with him, from all peg
sonal intercourse, that l thought 1t
right toprotest. Since however find
by your letter that it is not intended to
apply that principle to me, will only
observe, that in the case which you
mention to have occurred between Mr..
Canning and Mr.. Pinkney, the confer
ences were held, under an expectation
at least on the part of the former, of
their leading TO written communica-
ton, whereas in ours /, from the be-
ginning, stated that 1 had no such
communication to make. There is
also this essential difference between
the two cases, that Mr., Pinkney was
charged so convey an important propo-
sal to his majesty's government, he
particulars OF which it might be very
material to have correctly stated, whilst
the object of that part of my CONVEX
sation, to which you seem to attach
the most Importance, was TO say, that
was not charged to make any propo-
sal whatever.
az. Jscksea's letter TO be coucIuded m
OR nect
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
Nnv 9o.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The following motion was submitted by
MIR. Giles for the consideration Of the Sc
nate.
Resolved, That so much Of the Presi-
dents Message, as respects the relations
existing betwesn the United States and g d.
Britain nd France, with the accompany
ing documents, be referred to a select com %
mittee, with Instructions TO examine the
same, and report thereon 10 the Senate,
and that the committee have leave to report
by bhl. or bills, or Otherwise.
Mr.. Giles introduced the foregoing reso,
luton with observing in substance, that in
presenting the resolo.ion 70 the considcra-
ton ut the Senate, he did not mean al this
tine 70 suggest any specific course Of pro.
ceeding rs proper TO be Observed upon the
very delicate and interesting topics embra-
ced by It nor 70 pledge himself upon
2r ssenting any specific proposition for the
In adoption Of the : nate but be was
induced % introduce the subject ~ this ear-
" psrIod Of the session, because he was
deeply impressed With the Importance OF
the disclosures made IN the message, and
the accompanying documcnts as Tn Fc.
fptc, tae Interests, The Character, and c
ven tae indruendesce 1T the Unved tes.
&c conceived thai cons dcratlons so vitaily
i0tercs,iny % the nation certainly De nan
ded the most prompt a.ieni on, aud most Sc
r1oUs animadvcrsion Of Cngress. lie had
presented The resolution IN this generalisea
form, 60 give the COMMITTEES the freest range
in dsysing and reporting measures, suite,
% inc difficulty and dehcAcy Of the crisis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

with each other. Perhaps, if the hon,s
proceeded too hastily on this occasion, s,.
milar Inconvenience might = gain occIr, IA
order to give further time foe consideration.
he moved that the committee nov rise.
This motion was agreed to without de,
bate and without division.
The Speaker laid before the house the.
following letter, which was read
To the Speaker OF the House of Repre.
SIR,
An occurrence having recently taken
place between a member of the House of
Representatives and mysel', produced bv
circumstances not at all connected with his
Official duties or opinions, which from the
time and place may be considered d,sres.
pectful to the House of Representatives. T
take the liberty OF rendering thru YOU nv
most respectful declarations, that am tho
last who would wilfully manifest defci..
ency OF that reverence which IS due To the
Representatives of my country, or that s.,
cred regard which IS also due TO the,r Dri-
vileges.
10 iUurself, sir, personally, I tender the
assurance of my very great respect
November 90, 1909.
No order having oeen taken on il, tho
letter lies on the taDie of course, e
n message was received from thu Sen
ate propos ne the Apo. ntment of two Cham
iainS OF different deRo,n nation, 20 in,er
Change between the two houses weekly
whiGa was agreed to.
Alter the presentation of a few petit;ons.
the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE, Nov. 81, 1905.

Seventeen members only being pre-
sent, wanting one ola efficient number
to form quorum, the Senate adjourn
ed till tomorrow.
November %,
A quorum appearing this day, Mr..
Gregg, President pro. TEN. in the alb
sence of the Vice President, resumed
the chair,
A message was sent to the House of
Representatives Informing them that
the senate hail formed quorum and
was ready to proceed to business.
On motion of Mr.. Gilman, COM
nittee was appointed to Join the COM
mittee on the part of the House OF
Representatives to wait on the Presi-
dent of the u. S. Messrs. Gilman
and Gaillard were named the com
mittee.
the ordinary rules in relation to
newspapers, &c, were adopted
A letter was received from the Sur
veyor of public buildings, In the city
of Washington, stating the difficulties
which had prevented the early compile
ton Of the permanent Senate cham
Der.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
TRgRsDAr, Nov. 80.
PRESID MIS- sssAC >

On motion OF - Dawson, the house re
solved Itself MO a co.n,nittee OF tlc who,e
on tue STATE vt 1he ualon, Mr Macon in the
CIair.
fne Presidents Message having been
read,
MIR Smile sail thtt the common mode Of
proceeding, wucn in conunttse ofthe whole
On TIE Pres dents message, was % refer
me several su0Iects e uBrdced in IL 20 dtt-
terea, cOm ait,ees. The message WIS nst
yet printed and lad on tue table. lie n..d
seen owe uences arising fro too hast.
8 re erencs ct trese saJjects on former oc-
-as'0'ss he remembered last winter unsor-
.intts'y Jne suJjec. OF our foreign relations
lad Oeea Jigiucd -,td committed % 10 S..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

~ pursuance of the Order Of the House of
representatives,.
ComMittee of Elections. --Messrs. Find-
ley, Clay, SIurges, Troup, Taylor, Van
Rensselaer, and Gaunett.
of Gains -yMessrs. Johnson, Pitkin.
Butler, r. Brown, Stanley, Ghoison and l.
3. Porter.
OF Commerce and Manufactures
Mes,rs. Newton, Dana. Morion, CUTS. n.
K. Moore. Sage and Seybert.
of Ways and Means. -7-Messrs. Eppes
w. Aston, Tallmadge, Montgomery, Bl1
con, Smile and Rott
-on Public Lands.-Messrs. Morrow
Goodwin, Ely, Boyd, Howard, Gold aud
Cobb
- of Revisal and Unfinished Business. -
Messrs. Southland, Shaw and II. Jackson
of Acc unts.--Messrs. Milnor, Kenne-.
dy and Turner.
= District OF Columbia. =Messrs. Love !,
Van Horn, l. ]. Aston, Newbold, S. Smith,
Taggart and Haven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

In Goochlaud County Cour, October 16th,
1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

tional sovereignty.
Notwithstanding these repulsive corsid.
erations, such is the disposition OF the
President to facilitate a final and compte-
hensive accommodation between the two
nations, that he is ready, as ! have alrea
dy had the honor OF sigaifying to you, 10
favor any mode of br ng ny about so hap
Ply an event that may b found consisteni
with the honor and essential interes, Of
The United States.
/ have the honor to be, &c.
(Signcd) r. SMITH,
The Honorable
Francis James Jackson, eJc. &c. sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
November 90.
On motion of Mr.. Goodrich,

Resolved unanimously, that the members
Of the Senate, from sincere desire of
showing their respect to the memory Of the
Hon. Samuel White deceased, late mem
Der thereof, will go into mourning for him
for one mont by the usual mode of wear.
ing Grape round the left arm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

Doors to be opened at Eve O'clock,
precisely. '''e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

- OSSN'hN"' SSuhiJ ~NIf OCtODeT 10th.
1909
Thomas EdridSe. jr admir-. of Ste-1
Pheh HuSba d, deceased, pitt IN
AGAINST Chan
Thomas Bernard aud Charles John cery
son, def,
-ENhiS day came the psiniF by his attorney,
4 4ntlhe defendant Be naTd. not having en-
tered his appearance and given yecurity accord.
ing TO ,he acs ofassenby aid The rules of ibis
court, and it appsa,ing to the satisfaction Of
the court thar he - not an inhabssnt of this
state, on the m tion of the plaintiff by mis- at.
torney. il is ordered, tina. the said defendant
Bernard do appear hsre on the ,hird Monday
in Mach next and answer the PLAINTIFF bill,
and give security for performing the decree of
this court, and Iha: copy os This orles be forth
With published in some pubs uewspaper pr =
I ed il the eity OF Richmond. for Two months
success lively, and tina another cop be posted
at the front door of the courthouse Of this cum.
~.
A Copyzre ste.
VIII 4 a "A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

Mr.. Jackson to Mr.. Smith.
Na6h'nStoa, 23d October, 1909.
The letter which you did me the ho-
nor to address to me ON the 10Th inst.
was delivered to me on Inc following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
A Copy reste.
WILLIAM MILLER, c G. c.

7 OSEPH & GEORGE MARX oaer for sale
? on board the schooner F5rcns 600 SACKS
SALT, Twi ed Sacks and well filed They
are IN dav expectation of receiving several tl,ou,
sand bushels LIVERPOOL GROUND SALT
which viii be sp1sed ct on rea orable terms
Richmond ID Decenab-r. 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
AGAINST

Thomas E'dridse. jr admir-. of Ste-1
Phen Hu5ba d, deceased, pitt In
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

dare not ofehly a'tack--he is preparing
TO play the sarne part in the revolution
which he oontemplstes, as Marat, Dan
ton, Robespierre, and other cut-throa,s
of the French revolution. Liberty.
equality, and love for the people are his
watch words-disorder, pillsge & mas
acre, his objects.
Fellow citizens, have attempted to
unfold the views and objects of the war
party, that you may be on your guard
against their falsehoods and their arts.
| trust have done it with candour and
fairness. Ifthere are among them any
good bat misguided men, God forbid |
should ascribe to them impure motives
i believe they are few in number, s,
when full disclosure of the affair at
Washington is made, no doubt they
viii unite with al good men, and with
one voice make known to the faction
who arc artlully playing upon our pas
slons, that we are lot 10 be driven into
an embargo or an unnecessary war.
MAINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

fenced to Ia years Imprisonment for man.
.sialghiar.)
On his passage from Demefara, NJ.
James Hartman, of Prospect.
ut sea, in August last, on board tie shi?
Columbus, on her passage from Niseassei
to Liverpool, Wa,oman Tiakha1a, aged Is.
In Boston, William Cooper, Esq. 1t. y
years, 10 of which lie was successfully
elected Town Clerk and during that tine
WAS never absen; at Town Meeiing----
William Brown, Esq in the LAW II yeal
ct his age. Ills early service Is fsasa
Commander in the defence Of cur !ndepen
denee will long be remembered with graz
Jude BY Al the friends oi our revolution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
Shipping Jnteiligfnfe.

. Anchored in this harbour, on ffdsy ev-
enin.r last, brig Sally, of Marlborough,
capt Bowling, IS days from Dominica, be-
ing short of provisions, and having lost her
man top.inast.
.s6ole. Nov. 8, lat. Al, 40, Ion. 60. sobr.
Aurora. ilsley, of Thomastown, 30 days
from Bristol for Boston, with his iore.yard
and min gsff fished had a number OF pas
senuers.
Markets good ct Demerara; there was
no pork in market, nor was the article al
lowed to be landed lumber was SO dols
and none ofconsequence for sale -four &c
dolls ! beef dull fish no sale ; molssses
very scarce and high Port healthy. 6pote,
Oct. Is. lat. IA, Ion. So, sch. Volant. IT WIS.
cassei, So days from Boston, for the Span
ISL Name, with a number Of passengers
all we'll
u Capt. Alnes, and crew, of sloop Endea.
vor of Belfast, (lstely wrecked II gale, Of
Care Elizabeth) were taken of the wreck
BY Capt Crindle, from Boston, and carried
II Casiine.
Tie American ship Ves,a, for Tonningen
is sent into Yarmouth expected to be con
demned, not having license.
Ship Portia, Risb6urgh, Of Philadelphia
was chased into Palermo by a French pri
vateer.- Sch Shadow, of Philadelphia, cap
tifed BY the French, has been fitted oat b,
them as a pfisateer, and is cruising m the
Mediterranean.
London, Oef IA --2A0 vessels with Rus
sian produce, have ariiyed in our ports
which have oyerstocked Us.
Fine woods increase in price in conse
quence OF the unsettled state Of Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

Tie French armed schooner Til,
has arrived in Hampton Roads, in So
days from Bayonne, via dispatches
for the French Miaistef, IDvedi,.
The u. S friga'e JOIN .iaains, is
under sailingordsls or foreign service /;
bat neither her object or pi &C OF des-
tlnation is mentioned.
Ia the English papefs intina,ions
are given of intended negociaiions for
peace between England sndTrance !;
bit if an opinion nay be Formed from
the declarations and conduct of the
governments ofboth these nations, SO
desirable an event as tie restoration OF
ageneral peace In Europe, IS not like
ly to take place soon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public. that
he is now opening large aiIortmens of
SE,sSONABLE GOODS,

AMONG WHICH aRE-bses, blue, bottle
green. brown and dark mkt Broadeloihs--
blaek. blue, brown and fawn keriime es-
bot,le.rreen Observation-Disclosures greea, blue,
fawn and crinfon Peliece- clo,hs--p'unib aud
black Peliece Velvets--red, green, back and
white Flannels-ditto Baizes--diio Rnmba
ze,,s and WildboreB-Paent Cords aAarr
ment of yeftngs--men's Veiyeis-fsafnauis
and Coatings-- Foret Cloths narrow Pans
-Elankas- MISUNDERSTANDING CO ols--in1ia
Cot,oo.-b'ack, While, and plumb IAN 'rle'
black twiild do--a large a01.;snrn Of
Misunderstanding, Pertains, Mode I'D sa
,;ns--eo,ton Shawls and Hdsfs.- eam,i al
long shawl.-6gured Turbans.-bfo~n PA
tilas-cot,on sewings-Silk iwi.s-iewing
silk-Ferrits and Ribbons--ihon fix Gloves
velvet observation-disclosures
Go IDS of all eolours-wofst,d l.oeery-mo-
rocco shoes ben of Elk work'd Buttons.
also-Hnive. and Forks--B ho@s-Pock'
ct Observation-Disclosures Lamls--shov.
e.. and Tones--Pins aud Need es--Eiaite
knitting Ne,dles-spoons-- ihine es--Meti,
and Tippet,, &c. &e.--ali of whish he val
fell very lew, aud invites Pnrehaiefa Is CAL
and lee for theraielves.
NoV. q. W.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
QCID NUNC.
J5artlann,


MONDAY, Deccmbcr I, looo.
II Our last, London dates to October
7lh, were gisen-since which, BIZ ar
rivals al Newyork and Boston, int lii
gence to Octobe: , ! has been received.
The most important article oil infor-
nation Is an ofiiciAi account OF the re-
establishment OF Peace between France
and Austria the conditions of waich
had not a, the last dates been publ she'd,
but they were understood to be very
Illuminating TO the latter power: TIE
Emperor Of Austria being permitted TO
retain only the two provinces OF Hun
gary and Bohemia.
Bonapalte had recovered his health,
and immediately on the settlement oil
peace was to set out Tor Paris RELAYS
oil horses were provided on the rout in
order to expedite his journey.
On the 9th oil September, peaee vas
concluded be:wixt Russia and Sweden,
among the conditions of which, Sweden
is to surrender the Grand Du,ehy OF
Finland and shut herpoits against En-
glisa Slips and manufactnres, with
permission 10 import salt aud colonial
produce only.
a naval lorce was fitting out in Ing
land, TO assist tie lnrLs IA The Black
Sea Against 'he EussRpa.
Ma Later accounts respecting the
var IN : p Il. is received lhan were pub
lished In cur last.
Since the conclusion ocpeace between
France AID Austria, the idea generally
prevailed even in ENGLAND that Spsin
must shorty submit 10 the yoke OF
French tyranny.
Bur little mention is made in the
ENGLISH papers OF American aliairs -
much c9nhdouce existed on the success
of Mr.. Jackson'a mission, and our pro.
d0ce was in demand and commanded
high price.
The Marquis de Somcruelos is con
iirmed in the Government of Cata by
the Supreme Junta. lie offered 10
serve as common soldier in the war
for independence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

In Schwartz. Ga fine town in the valley Of
the Inn Aug. 10, 1909. twelve hundred
persons, Including S00 women and chi
dren The place contained 90 houses and
comprised a population OF 1000 souls Du-
ring conflict between the 1yroiese and
Bavarians VI was burnt d wn, and the a
bove number OF uniortanales persisted IN
the flames.
In HAVANA, Oct =, Mr.. John Adam, ,
late of Bristol, (Me.)
AZ New.Yofk, pnilo Sehehrld; (killed
by Samuel lakewood, IN an atfray whlca a
fosa fom GAMBLING II. has been SEN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
Good News. NcWyogk CITY
Election.

Good NeWs......N eWYogk City
Election.
The late election for Charter Officers
in New york, las terminated in the tri-
umpn of Washington principles. In
seven out OF the ten wards, the federal
:icke, was completely successful; SO
that il has terminated IN the election OF
10 FcGeralists and democrats. Last
year, the democratic ma lotily in all the
wacjs was 1850 this year the federal
majority is 26l--nahing Il federal gain
OF '22lI.--For several Years past New
york has submitted TO the democratic
and anticommereial police introduced
and fostered by J.gersoa aud his palti-
Fans which has Involved This country,
particularly the northern section OF it,
in innumerable difficulties and embar-
rasSments. Bun this election having
terminated in the triumph OF correct
principles, is circumstance from which
VI predict much good viii alise. 1t
shows that the ciliz-ns ~ the first com
merclal City in. the L. 5. are aware
ol the dangers which surround them.
they ere determined 20 oppose the
Eirginian plan of stimulating COM
mercc, and of retiring to the mountains
to 1--we like .avages. lfthe Emperor of
France has determined that Young
ponaparte, Of Raiamore, shall be a king
in America, lei him have the southern
States, (who are SO much attached To
every French measure) Tor his empire !;
be nor his tools in this country will ne
yer be able long to dupe commercial
people. Newyork will form Barrier
against the destroying defdge Of dem
ocfacy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

JOSEPH WoopmAN, jun Esq. was
admitted an Attorney at the Court OF
Common Pleas for York county, at
September Term las, and has opened
an Office in Buxton, in said county,
lately kept by Jesepa Adams, Esq,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
RIM HVAT

FROM the fubferiber, ca Friday Ian, SIM
A EON HULL, an indented appreul,ee, in
the lolh year OF his age. This is to forbid
allperlons haIbouring, truftDg or employing
him, as they would avoid the penalty of the
law JAMES FARMER.
Pc, fsng De- 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
Take Particular Nofice :!

IMPERIoUs necenify obiges the fubfcri-
Der 10 call for iet,ement of his oWnand-
ing deb;s All thofe, therefore, agaInft
whom be has accounts of longer Handing
than three months, are requefed to call and
adjuil the fame; and thereby prevent the ac.
cumulaton of unneceliary colts
ENoCH MOULTON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

This motley noble-boy can boast Of
more eccentrici'y Of origin than any
one extant. There is something SO
strange il his birth, that he must nec-
essarily become great man.
Three of the greatest nations on
earth, may hereafter contest their prop
erty in him. The English will set up
the strongest claim, although less Iner-
itlng so high an honor. The Dutch,
and for ought | know the Turks, will
also lay distant claim on the score of
pedigree. But he is more Immediately
of French inUenfion, American c9uceh-
non, and English hroduction.-De-
mocrats beud the knee-Rehold your
future lord and master.
QUID NUNC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
Aarr.e0,

IL Scarborough, by tie Rev. Thomas
Lancaster, Mr.. Elias Libby, 10 Miss Jane
Jewel Mr. Abraham Leaset, to Miss
Hannah Hasty.
In this town, by the Rev. E. Kellogg,
Capt. Seth Blanchard, 10 Mrs. Lydia Smith
of Boston.-By the Rev. E. payson, Mr..
Nathan Vining, toMiss Iaoe Smith.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
SubLcripfion BaNs.

THE fubicrihcrs to the subscription Balls,
= are requelted to meet at MIR. Cutters,
This Evening, at hall paa 6 o'clock. Punefu-
al attendance is requeiied as it will be their
Ian meeting for the admiilon of new men,
bers
~ They are hereby notified tina, their fre
Ball will be on Thurlday Evening next.
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