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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
Crowlli Ia 81 +,

INFORMS the public thai he has gwen ,.p
hi, lland in Portland, ard iasen one IN
<ReIBURG--whesc he ,ntends carving Oh
The lAiLGkING BUSINESS,
In its various branches; and vi ere he will be
happy to ferve he citizen. of fryehufg aud
its vicinity in tile liue Of his prol.hoA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

NOTICE is heseby given, that the follow
- ing Lots of1snd, tying IN the town OF
Bridg,on, in the county Of Cumberland are
taxed in the .ax b, committed &c the fuhieri-
Der 10 collect as Conitabie of laid town, for
the years 10 7 and ,so6, As follows, VIE.
Msjqf,s 7ax for sbs yssr 1907.
EIRSr DIVISION
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

BETWEEN Capt. saasss' Tavern IN Free
- part and this town, fA
4 BUNDLE OF NorES OF HAND
with iome o her papers--ths Notes are all pay
bic TO Joan T.. BAaiIrrs as the payment
4 the notes is sopped. they can be Of no uis
o any one bar the owner Whoever has
tound aud viii leave them al tins lice ilal
he well rewarded for heir trouble.
ipo-s'sss. Tea. !s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
u TAKE NOTICE !

THE frbfcriber informs ihofe indebted &c
him, that he has placed their notes aud ac
counts in the hanas of NATHAN KIHsNAs
iiq for collection; and that an immediate at.
ter,ion to them will prevent iuir
CROWELL HATCH.
F,yebv,g, January Is, 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

ed themselves With the,r az doliais PEI d,ff.
without imposing On the people the expense
and inconvenience OF keeping llis Disgrace
fui :" tosfisUfe" for them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
NOTICE!
SPECIAL MEETING.

THE stot khoIders in the Msiss Fire ssJ Ma
rice I.fs,ssa carps.y, are hereby notif-
ed to NEE, a, their Office. in Fy6-Sisns, on
MOND " the day of February next.
a, Two o'clock in the afternoon, to Gil the va
eancy in the Board Of Directors, occafoned
by the resignation of Capt. ARTHUR MILL
LAs.-By ovds' Of fb< Band IF Dirs9~s
ELISHA MORSE. Secretary.
M f. e M Ip 0Ess Z
P,vfissd, Jsa I6, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
TRUE AMERICAN.
Dec. l6, 1908.
eocOpoe 100000 -

Em5arso = The nelntenance of this Sim
pure PANIED Harlef," in his town, is com.
pnted Ia exceed 1869 dollars per Month
One would naturally suppose that our co
rov:ic1! representatives would have couten.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16


NsAkIo, and kIv.k or Plate, IN Scurh A
merca. Information has lately been received
thar the taid icl,ooner was at the I0and of Co
re on the COAT of Africa lone time in April
Of the came year. from which ihe departed
the day after her arrival there. and has not
been heard Of iince, by information thar can
be relied on. Various reports have been re.
ceived. tina, the iaid fchooner did arrive a, the
River o. PIaie, and was there trading II 10
pre.smed that if the veiseI went from Goree
10 Rio Janario, aud from thence to the River
Of Plate, that there are many perfoDs ~ the
United States, who have feen the faid fehcou-
err, or matter, at one or both of thofe places.
The Schooner was on her FRA voyage, VIZ
gina built, Of about IS tons, coppersd tor
light wafer mark, and has the appearance ue
. remarkable fat failing vefel. ksbsf Ls.p-
,~ss is An Englilhman by birth, born in The
lie of Ihaner in the County Of Kent, absur
- years Of age, S feeS . inches high, iioue
man, inclined to be fat, Of rudy complex
ion, and talks much.
Any perlon who can give information ref
peding rhe above veifel and matter, or either,
will do a iinguar fervice in communicating il
to TaoMas FsrzsiMMoSs, Esq P,sfoess u as
Dsis..a,r I.sras4s Ce~pssy. # fkisdAlrbis,
JoHa corris losss, Esq of gsass, OF to the
Subtcriber.
JOHN oRANBERy. P,s6a.s efa< M.
rias l-ts,a~.e Cs~ps.y # N..fsA.
Ns,/.u, Drouss~ az, 1908 (cw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

The number of dealhs in Gray, during the
year BOB, was 4 between 10 and 70 years,
. between 90 anc 10, 2; between So * 90,
g; between 10 & Sc, / \; between so and 10,
I between 20 and So, between and 10,
l; between and 2, 2; under !, 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

Thursday last, Meetings Of The Peo-
pie, on our public AEairs, were held in
the constitutional mode in Gloucester
and Msv6uryf,ors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

In this town, MIR. James chad5ourn, 10
Mis- Betty Beck.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
READ YOUR CONSTITUTIONS
F~ ssis at sbs Bse4y7eys Of
M - - ISAAC ADAMS.

A BOOK which cola only IS C sn, con-
= 4 tanning the Contribution of The ftate of
Mahschuleits and that OF the United otates
the Declaration of Independence, and, Waih.
ing ma farewell Addrefs- and which ought
TO in The hand. Of every Citizen Of this
Commonwealth IF the People and Rulers of
this country would Jude ftand and Practice
the principles contained n this final book. il
would dirsd them in that path which would
give them relief from mon # MOI all the evils
aud embauafments which they labor under
At the rrefent day
~ The above book was recommended by
the General Court of this Commonwealth, TO
be read in all our Schools. Jas. I6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
7oWN MEETING.

We understand there is to be q
Meeting Of the Citisens Of this town
TOMORROW, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the propriety of adj
dressing the Legislature of this COM
monwealth at the approaching session,
ON the privations and embarrassmcnts
imposed on them by the operation of
the measures adopted by the General
Government. We hope the advocates
of oppression will have the indepen-
dence and ability, if there are any in
Portland, to shew the necessity Of en-
during the present suffering condition
we are subjected to.
Congress, with slow, but certain step,
are progressing in the modern patriotic
work Of increasing our enbarrassments
and pri, atoms. The sirM embargo,
has passed both houses, after undergo
ing forty amendments and waits only
the Presidents signature, to make |. a
law of the land.
The proposition for raising an addi-
tisnal standing army, is still under con-
sideration.
The federalists, and about ten of the
democratic party, (only two Of these,
Mr.. Elliot, of Vermont, and Mr.. Gard
ner, Of Newhalnpshire, belonged to N,
England, did all that man could do, III
their situation, to preserve the rights *
liberties ofthe people from destruction,
but their exertions were unavailing.-
Mr.. Madison's party in Congress are
determined to go all lengths in their
ruinous measures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

SECOND DIVISION
H.Hapgood &o;hers q 2 90 $50 ~
Iszvs and Ces,f, Tas fsy 1907.
FIRST DIVISION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

e Prize Tieks's taken in payment Or
dsrs for Ticke's per mail (poiiage paid faith
fully attended to. Jas. l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
10 M1t3ers, Mates - iners.
INFORMATION WANTED.

THE ichooner EXPERIMENT,
III RosrRr LAwRsscr. Matter, fall
3ekH I'd from No.foi2, in Ypgiria, foms
,4S time in the month Of February,
COG, bound on a voyage 10 RIO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16
,AAC ADAMS,

n NJ. z, FISH STREET.
The above Lottery will commence drawing
next week, and among others, are the follow
inc CAPITAL Prtees. viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

10 600 Dollars.-1Yf Aeoing :!
TICKETS at d S 50, and Quarsers ! SO,
in the I'd Clafs Of Dixvils Rood Lssty,,
for fale BY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-16

SECOND DIVISION.
H Hapgood & Others ~ 80 $50 81
Tsrsn sss c0sssy Tss /s- 1905.
ETpQr nIVISLDN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-29
SCiENTIrlcK.

In the Columbian is given the outlines Of
the address Of DR.. MITCHELL, delivered in
Ncw-York at the opening of the University
Classes, on the 9th inst. From these out
lines we extract the following -
Professor M:TcHELL, commenced his
speech by cohgratiiatory sentiment, on the
more than usual cyidentes of internal inn
provement AMONG our people. In q particu-
lar manner he dwelt upon the seven medical
institutions, In which there are upwards Of
thirty professors and publick instructors.
On each Of those,as they were found, in New.
York., ,New-Hampshirc,M Massachusetts, Penn
sylvania; and Maryland, he bestowed warm
tsmmcndation and calculated that the youth
who used 10 60 to Greats Britain, twenty years
ago, to study pbysick, carried out Of this coun-
try yearly abaut fifty thousand dollars, was
now more .worthily employed In fostering es-
tablishmehts at home, and was of course, a
clear saving Of so much to the tountry.-Hc
proved fully aid clearly that medical education
could be better obtained al thomc tfsn abroad,
in these several institutions and under the a.
bic men who taught in them; and that foreign
travel, if undertaken, should he with the fiew
Of cnlafging the mird, and Of giving iustrc
70 talei,ts, but by no means for the purpose
Of gaining the sound principles OF probes
sionai knowledge"
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day last. This is no more than was expec-
teC--times hard-no work--nc pay-this,thc
editors of that paper well know, and are de-
termined to labour hard in their vocation, for
their sinful wages.
In all the tricks Of the British cabinet 20
reduce this country to their views and their
consequent incongruities, its agents in this
country, while acting as such, have been most
ardcntly supported by this vile vehicle Of de-
faIna,ion. Ii has long been practice of the
British ministry, occasionally to sacrifice its
agents to save itself either from national con-
tumcly, or maintain its influence with the
royal dotard. And as Mr.. Erskine is living
instance of the assertion, he is consequently
doomed, by the tory prints, to bear all the
load of infamy which attaches TO Messrs.
Canning and Jackson.
Whatever communications Mr.. Jackson
may have received from Mr.Erskine, is quito
immaterial, since Mr.. Jackson acted under
the instructions of his court, and not from
the information of the minister he displaced
The severest rcprimand that the editors of
the Federal Republican at present can re-
COVE, is the publication of Canning's letter of
Jan. 23d, which is falsely ayowed to contain
Mr.. Erskine's only instructions, and which
was UNANIMOUSLY avcrr ed to have been seen by
our executive prior to the late arrangement.
Our citizens will do well to ponder over this
Infamous letter, which is declared to be the
15ne qua nos of the British ministry in their
-negociation with US. 1t rests with us to say,
whether we will retire again into our shell
and refuse any connection or intercourse with
the scoandrel cabinet Of Britain or boldly
meet them at the cannon's mouth in support
of our national rights, OF. suffer the fame of
rs to be extinguished by mean submission
and recolonixation. BAH. Amer.
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NEWPORT:
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 90, 1909.

SEw-yoR., NOV. o.
Arrived ship Hercules, vose, Liverpool. Sailed
Oct 2i'; and brought London papers, Lloyd's and
Price Currents to Oct l9.
1hc papers say, peace between France and Austria
was signed Oct. 3, and that Buonaparte on his
way TO Paris. Terms not published, but it is said
the Emperour Of Austria had resigned every thing
but Bohemia and Hungary
The British still held Walcheren, TO which they
have sent reinforcements and physicians to attend
the sick
Mr.. Percival, Lsrd Bathurst and Mr.. Dundas saun.
ders, in the ministry to which Lord Gren-
willie is still expected to be added.
No late accounts from Spain Portugal.
The Horace, with Mr. ADAMS on board, passed
Elsneur for Russia, Sept 29th. She had to pay the
Sound Fees to the Danes.
The terms Of peace between France and Austria
Is varousy reported but have not yet been suffered
by Government to transprc- Their agents do not
most humiliatng to Austria. From the long pro-
traction of the negotiation. We anticipate better
'dtons than 10 generally believed
In consequence Of the peace between France and
Austria, the cause of Spain, we fear, is hopeless
Relays of horses were ready for the French En-
perour the road from Vienna to Paris, Oct /. He
was expected to leave Schoenbrunn, on the Sd or
,4th
large Naval Force is preparing at Ports
mouth to sail for the Black Sea, to assist the Turks
A messenger has just arrived with important des.
patches from our Ambassador at Turkey.
Mr.. Yorke succeeds Lord Greenyille Levsen Cow
er as Secretary at War. He was in the Addington
Administration.
Parliament is prorogued to December.
The American ship vesta, for 1'onningep, is sent
into Yarmouth. Expected to be condemned, not
ha ing license.
Fine woo's increase in price in consequences of the
unsettled state of Spain.
Government have discharged upwards of 700 sail
Of transports.
$50 British sodiers are still said to die weekly at
Walcheren.
SExLrN, AvC.29
The British Ambassadors IS said to have made Of
fensive demands on the Government, accompanied
with threats How the Turkish Cour. will beside is
uncertain. ...
~. AMSTERDAM, OCT. H.
Salutes qf Artillery have been fired this day, and
the royal flag foisted, in consequence Of the sigma
ture Of the treaty of peace between France and
Austris.
HANBuRcH, ocr.6.
The rati6eations Of the treaty between Russia and
Sweden are to be exchanged in four weeks Eng.
lish ships Of war and merchantmen excluded
from Swedish ports but Sweden reserves the right
Of importing salt and colonial produce.
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-Almanaes, for 1910, School
Books, StaionayH Sc
WANTON < RATHBONE.

a. their Store, 90, 9Aaucssfress, arrcrs occupied 5y
Mr. BExJ. REvNoLps,) corner Of .siarle.sSquare.
aud at the store lately occupied ~ .Nr NArRAsiEp
DEARnoRS, 9S, Inames-ssrcef, e
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, ron sALx,
RICKERsTAFFs, RHODE ISLAND,
~ FARMERS, and THOMASi ,iA-IaN.fCS
for iS10by the groce, dozen or SINGLE as cheap as
can be purchased from tho Publishers.
.fiso--200 reams Cap and Pot No. and
Writing Paper and 90 realms Foolscap Paper made
in Hartford, Con. of s,periour quality, suitable for
schools. which can be Afforded 50 cents per rcanA
hess than the usual price, :, h
School Books.
Wcbsfcr's and Aldcn's LIST, I'd, & Sd Parts:
Daboll's Arithmetic Morse's Geography, Prccep-
tors Columbian Ora,ort Testamemts Dictionaries.
and School Books Of every description, by the dozen
or Anglc.
An assortment of Family Bibles; with and
without Plates; and one gfocc School Bibles of an
excellent edition, which will be Soid uhusuaiy cheap
- BLANK BOOKS,
of every description, constantly on hand, ruled to
any pattern Playing Cards, by the grocc, doxen OK
single pack Pocket Books, sc.
The folloquhs A,1icles ofLordoa Sta
fioaary, have FIST come 10 hand:
Few reams best hot-prcsscd Wovc Letter
Paper; common ,wove do ; few thousand Qils
Penknivesi best Lead Pencils Ink.powder, WA
fers, &c. SC. ,sst. " \.
They cGer for saie, perp general dssorfA
msat ef r4l
BOOKS and STATIONARY, :
At reduced prices-Country stores Private Libraries.
&c. furnished Oh the best terms, at liberal dis
counts tfs
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY s..
has received considerable additions Of every late and
interesting publication, IS also many rare and vaius
able Works. Books loaned, BY tle week, month.
quarter, or year, on the usual terms. fE&-
THE. HAT STORE
is furnished with ItArs of every quality and price.
usually wanted, such felts, Castors Beavers, &C.
made in the best manner and warranted not 10 crack
fade, and at the lowest possible prices 49,
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
great variety, cheap, as usual.
Newport, Nov. 90. 1909. %4N&1
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confessed HI. seaay Jsar. New.york Is to be

confessed his besi'y Jsar. New.york Is to be
the place of his future residence, perhaps the
con,iguity of That city TO the sea, and thereby
shording the opportunities Of corrcspon-
dence with Nova Scotia or sn eiopemynt by
night, may have bcen the cause OF the sciec-
ton. The number of persons disafccted 20
the government being very numerous there,
may be an additional motive for certainly
no other class of persons in this country win
associate with such character, or give him
countenance.
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FARM-FoR SALE.

THE Subscriber will sell his Farm, in
u psrfsmshfA, on the most libcssi tcrfns--sueh
IS cannot fail giving satisfaction 10 any who may
be inclined I'd purchase For further pardculkrs,
apply TO The Subscriber, on ,Ir. premises.
4 CARDER HAZARD.
Perhmsuh, Nov. 2s, 1902
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The sch'r. Sarah, Minor, of Kingston,
(Jam.) was on her voyage from hence 20 this
port, struck by a Sword Fish about IL O'Clock
in the night, being out days--the sword
penetrated through solid timper l3 inches
thick, and prouuding within the vessel up
wards of inches, passed into tierce OF
coffee. He stuck until O'Clock II. M.
when he broke-away, being severely wounded
by strokes of the harpoon. The schooner be-
ing hove down yesterday the sword was found
and extricsted.
JAMES BADGER,
Mate Of schooner Sarah, Minor
. Bsfsimere, 3os, .OssoSsr, 1899.
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FINAL NOTICE.

THAT six mon,hs longer is allowed,
u from the lst day Of Noyetsber, for al pessons
Il. TIIURsTON, IAfe of Newport, Mariner, must b.
rendered in, properly attessed, oherwise thsy viii
DANIEL VAUGHN. .sdmsaarss.
Newport, Nov. -, 1909.
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MARINE LIST.

,Ensered--Schooner Atiantick. Trayers, Whining
ton sloop Weapott, Mayhew, PhIadelphia do
Aurors, Caboone, New-rbrk
Czearsd- Ship Union, seabury, Nev-fyk; Drig
Ageporia, Hudson, do. Schooner Lydia MzrRarvt,
Arnold, Cayenne do Ocean, Barnet, IT, Bartholoi
news de. Mount Vernon, Shove, Alcxsndfia
sloop Katy q Lydia. Dslano, Nevbofrj DO. Hun
tress, Earl, xew-york. frf.t
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EXTRACT TO THE EpiTon OF THE AuRoRA.
dated Washingfon, t6M Nst
The late British ambassadors, +. J. Jack
son, is still here, and like Chrononhoton-
thologos about to exit in big passion" his
rage is however, not mere dramatick, but real,
and has exhibited the proverbial Ignorance Of
his countrymcn, in regard to the true chaiac-
ter of the American people and government,
in conjunction with his fears ; for he is so
cursedly frightened, that he has demanded for
h:rrself and his household, hassitorts Of cafe
conduct, to protect his person and the lcga-
.ion from that insult and chastiscment which
he thinks he merits but which the Ameri-
can people arc too much devoted to the laws
to infiict on him. Indeed in any sther situa-
ton than that Of publick minister protected
By the laws of nations, no treatment express
sive of national contempt could BE misppiicd,
and of this his fear convicts him. HIS con-
science must certainly smite him sore!y, or he
would hardly in > situation 80 onerous have
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-29
DIED.

In This towh, on Monias last, Afrl. MXr7 MUh:
ron D. aged ~ years, consort of Mr.. BENJAMIN Mum,
ford Ecver there Was an ;hdlviduai who united the
the various and important duties, and practsed them
in their est extent, Of wife ino'her CHRISTIAN and
ed thc,u all. In her heart slv fel and in relative
duties she prsc,iscd every pleasing srtpe that re-
commended her to society, and accsptahis 70 God.
As she wa. educated. 30 she lived and died real
christian During long AID painful illness, never
in tranquil resignation waited with pious patience
the will of her God she was real disciple Of
Christ and in her last monscnswish tnshaktn zeaIs
relied upon ls al sufficient merits for redemption
and salvation, aud We trust size now inhabhs that
happy world of spirits wsesc tie jnsf ssus ave mada
perfect
AT Pro,sdence, Mr.. rHoxAs A. LARxEp, IA the
2Sd year of his age--Mr. HoLLrMAN WARNER. IN
the 6<th year OF his agc.-Mss. FRAxcEs DAvnN-
PORT, aged II years.
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NOTICE.

THE publick are hereby informed.
Il that on the first Of Ijcrefrber, SCHOOL will
be opened in the CHURCH sCHOOL.sOCsE For
terms apply 20
JOHN HOLMAN, ~ es, sbr1rs.ssrsef
Newport, Nov. %, 1909.
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PlNKERTON's
Collection Of Yoyqgss and 7saocls.

THE first humber oftns interesting work,
- will be ready for Subsc ribers at Newport, in q
few weeks. This number IA !. fair specimen Of the
paper, printing, &c. and is DEPOSITED FOR inspection
at the store OF JoB SnEAnMAs, where such as dcA
~ Of seeing the cgravings the style bf printing, and
the paper are invited 20 examine the execution Of
the work. lfft.a IL fyf
Newport. iith mo. 2sth, 1909 y, ss
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Was to have convened on Monday last. The
Message of the President, viii probably arrive be-
fore the publication Of next paper, in which
we shall publish il in I Hand-Bih
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VALUABLE STAND.

FoR SIZE, .AT PUBLIcK AUcf7DM
On the First MONDAY Of Dccember next,
[yaes prsviesi;y di.pbssd efs 5riraie saie,l
THE Dwelling House and Lot Of the
NJ Subscriber, corner of .7zames and Peisqm.
street, directly opposite Sfr. TowxsExp's Coffee
House The great advantages Of this stand for any
kind Of b,slpcss whatever, arc o well known 10 re-
quire particular Recommendation. to claim the at
tentior OF any who may wish TO terms,
y bAvib SiELvItIk
Neypori, 0ei 2s
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THANKSGIVING.

Tomorrow will be observed - day Of Pdblcl
Thanksgiving and Praise throughcu this State.
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~ their Store, %, 7Aapcssfrest armcr occupied b.
Mr.. BsSJ. RrvSoLps, corner Of .,iar1e;.Square.
and at the store lately occupied ~ M. NArRAsiEr
DEARnoRN, 93, 1hames-s.fref, .s.f u -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-04
aiera.,Drla Datlp 6a;ette.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4.

In the House of Representatives yester-
day, Mr.. Randolph after some preliminary
! observations, moved the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted and committee
ofshve appointed.
Resofved, That a committee be appointed
to enquire whether any advances OF money
have been made by the War Department to
the Commander in chief, contrary to law,
and if any to what amount.
The blank in Mr.. Nichohs's resolution
for raising the Embargo, was filed up with
the fourth of March by large majority
. The question was then put. on the passage OF
the. resolution, when Mr.. Randolph rose
and delivered Speech of about two hours
length in favor of raising the embargo and
in opposition to that part Of it which autho-
rises the issuing letters of marqe and re-
prisal. He advocated the suffering finer
chants to arm their vessels and repel attacks
made on them by either of the belligerents !;
or prosecuting their trade without arming
as they might deem most expedient.
The following declaration of Mr.. John g.
Adams, WHO las passed through this 81
ty on his way to Washington, is given on
authority which We deem perfectly cor
rect -
Mr.. Adams said to gentleman of
this city, that the President was misiniorm-
ed as to the sentiments ofthe peoples of New
England on the subject of the embargo
that the opposition to that measure was not
confined to Boston and the other sea port
towns, but pervaded the country.
This is supposed to be among the reasons
Of Elr. AS visit to the capital.
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