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The Gothic Hall.

The wall that aln.ost surrounds the pre-
sidential palace has been very properly call
ed a Gothic one. 1t is a rude and heavy
mass Of stone, ineIegrant and disagreeable.
The days Of bost-anG-raH fence, however,
are over. Mi. Jeferson's fences, like his
gun-boats, and his castles in the air, and his
castles O. the Capes, have baSsed a0vay.-
The northern door Of the palace is thrown
open, and instead of laundering over rustic
fences and opening rustic gates, a gentleman
may walk or drive his carriage up a neat
avenue to the place where the Man Of the
People resides, without the least obstruc-
ton. Ibid.
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From tie Freeman's journal.
FROM WASHINGTON MAY "a.
ExeCutlUe D7feCtorB,

A caucus of nine zv0uha-be leading mem
bers have assembled to take into cousidera-
ton the propriety Of demanding q categori-
cal answer from President Madison to the
question whether the republican party are
10 understand that he win persevere in his
late measures, or rather what measures
are in future TO be expected? Il was tho't
best on the whole, not 10 adopt such a mea-
sure precipitately. But these gentlemen
lid not conceal their dissatisfaction. And
one O. the keutuckjans declared that he was
ssurcd, shat the genuine eastern rePubl-
cans participated IN their dlsapprobatlon OF
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The tub which will be thrown out to
the great whale Of popularity, the present
session of Congress. will be, encouragement
to maautdctures. 1t will be a fine theme for
popular defamation. But altho' the Me-
rino sheep may produce great w00IzOith lit
tie err, this sort Of national patronage will
be but /" great cry aad lutte wool" 1t will
be all talk and NO action. There will be ro-
thing done. lFrefMan'S Jo"'7lGI.
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MONDAY, Day 20.
[Takea far the Alerandfia GG2ette,l

Three other members, appeared, were
qualified and took their seats.
Mr.. GARDENER moved to amend the Jour-
nal. and after ONE time spent in eonversa-
tion upon the motion, the question was cali
lid for, and the motion ordered to be reduc-
sdto writing, according to the standing rules
the house, this the ove refused 10 do,
and Tie motion consequently fell.
Another attempt was made to kidnaP
fae. on 4 question Of order, agitated by
1fr. Raaa9l8F, and succeeded to perfection
Tor The matter Of an hour.
Mr.. Randolph called for the considera-
ton Of his resolution, a%pprobatory of the
Presidents conduct in his late measure OF
negotiation with Great Britain.
Mr.. jackson said the motion of the gen
teman was potin order, agreeably to a de-
eiision of the chair, confirmed by the house,
that an hour should be appropriated in the
morning for reading petitions and other
communications, that more than an hour had
elapsed in discussing that question, but not
an hour for the usual business.
Mr.. gaclson's objection was oyerruled
lytke Speaker,
When the resolution with the amendment
vas read,
And the question taken. VIII the house
now consider the said resolution !? and de-
cided in the affirmative, ayes Sc, nays 81.
When the question: on indefinite postpone
rent occurred.
Mr.. Dana. Whatever may be my OPT
non on the proposition to pass such a reso-
hilton, | cannot agree to an indefinite post
l~nement. | am now ready, however, TO
eve an opinion on the conduct Of the presi-
tsnt-of him | have nothing to hope or
iar. What has been said on the question
lroPossd | have listened to with attention.
isthere any thing IN the time or transaction
ltquiring a vote Of this house? And what
Vas the situation of this country prior to
ne ascendancY of the present admlnistra-
Ron! 1t was on the very verge of dissolu-
ion, through internal d~issentions. Now
breaches are turned TO 9ratulations, and an
%2tnsiye harmony prevailing. At the last
ssslon the executive was authorlsedto sus-
end Certain laws under certain conditions ;
&c ne was left the power of consulting his
i an Judgment if such conditions were COM
astwilh. And it is this which requires the
& @0lslative interposition-whether he acted
q f'ording to the true Interpretation OF the
81 W. If we pass an aP~probatory vote we
y Us give sanction to his interpretations
IS ae British government gave ~a"S3ra7ces OF
N'folming certain acts which the President
& pied and upon the faith of these ASST
SC took the steps which he has taken !;
= tie question is, whether these steps
ere accordant with the spirit OF the law
ermy part, feel no disposition to retrac-
y !he president &secretary who conduct
ms negotiation the praise which con
'E HEY merit IN their SDirif of
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The Commonwealth Of Virginia

TO the Sheriff Of county,
VOU arc hereby commanded to summon
l. Elisha Janney, Jacob Janney, Philip
Care, Bernard Hooe, jun. Philip Slaughter,
and Fleming Bates, to appear at the capitol,
in the city Of Richmond, on the l7th day Of
the next term, before the Judge of the
superior court of chancery, directed by law
to be holden in the said city, to answer a bill
exhibited against them in the said court, by
John P. Smith. And this they shall in no
wise omit, under the penalty Of one hundred
pounds each. And have then there this
writ. Witness, Peter Tinsley, clerk of our
said court at Richmond, this Gath day ofMay,
1909, and in the thirty-third year oftbe COM
mnnWaalfh
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CONGRESS-.

EoIgE OF"
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NOTICE.

TN pursuance Of the decree OF the hon. the
a circuit court Of the district OF Columbia
for the county Of Alexandria, the subscribers
will proceed to sell at public sale on the pre-
misses on Saturday the first day Of July next,
for ready money, that three story BRICK
HOUSE situate on the south side OF Prince
street, between Fairfax & Water streets, for
merIy occupied by Adam S. Swoope, deceas-
ed.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund I. Lee,
COMMISSIONERS.
May 90 Gus
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William Writ, P. Q,
L SALE.

T Under the authority of deed of trust
~ from Lewis SummerS, for the security
of Robert Moas, the subscriber will offer at
public sale, on Tuesday, the 3oth day of May
next, on the premises, near William Pad
gets tavern, in Fairfax county, a TRACT
OFLAAD, situated on The new and old turn
pike roads, about 5 miles from Alexandria,
containing So and quarter acres. A credit Of
Of sixty and ninety days Will be allowed.
R. I. Taylor, 1Tuf.
.Atri!S4.
g. Thefale Of the above pro-
perty is poftponed until Mon
day the 10th June next.
May 80.
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Peter Tiniley, c. c.

To restrain in the hands of the defendants
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe,
jun. Philip Slaughter, and fleming Bates,
any monies, debts, or effects in their hands
belonging, or due to Elisha Janney, an alb
sent defendant, until the further order of this
court.
William Writ, P. Q,
Teste,
P. T~INsLEY, c. c.
May 80. 2aw2m.
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PORTER CELLAR.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public, that he has opened the very con-
venient CELLAR under Mr.. Giiman'8 house
on Royal~street, where he intends TO keep
constantly, a supply of
Porter, He e Cider,
For sale by the dozen, or single bottles
~~ALSO-
ALE AND BEER BY DRAUCUT.
Those who please to favor him with their
custom shall be treated with every possibIS
attention. .
James Crawford,
Nay %. ast Jawlt
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NEW-YoRk, August 8,


Two gentlemen Of responsibility, who
came passengers in the brig Ceres, Z. Hitch
cock. master, from St. Eusta.is (Which place
they left on the l6,h ut. have seen with
surprise the information given by captain
'Fubbs lately arrived at Boston respecting
american vessels having been captured, car
ries. into the islands Of ST. Gustatia and St.
Martins, and condemned without any trial
whatever. Thsy think proper to tase this
method If con,radicting thu report made by
captain Tubbs, it being without the least
foundation.
Fourteen days previous to the above gen.
tlemen's leaving the islands,a captain OH
yer from Grenada, bound to kennebsck,
with about 70 puncheons rum, was brought
into the former island bv a French privaiee.
and at their departure her trial was depend
ing in Guadalupe. The cargo had been
landed in St. Eustatia to which measure
captain Oliver gave Interpretation in court,
These gentlemen further assert, That Tor q
considerable length Of tine no American
vessel had been carried into either Of the a.
bove ports by French Or ether cruisers.
The captain Of the ship Manchester re-
ports for many days previous to his sailing
there had been great rejoicing at Havanna:in
consequence of pleasing intelligence reeev :
there from Spain.
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c. Il Barter.
{. Fifty Dollars, Reward.

I'D AN AWAY, from the subscriber, living;
IN in Prince. Georges county, Maryland,
near the woodward, about the FIRST of Sep
tcmber last, Negro Man, named GUY, a.
bout thirty years OF age, about six feet high
tolersble well made, is very black, his cheek
bones are tolerable high, speaks quick and
pert, has 10 mark as know ofby which he
Dan be more particularly described. 1t is
needless to give description of his cloaths
as what few he took with him must be worn
out. / have been informed he has frequently
been seen in Alexandra in the course oflast
winter and spring, and passed by the name of
BUTLER, as {. free man. 1t has since been
reported els dead, but doubt it, as ! can
not find from when nee the report origilated.-
Should he not b. dead, any person that will
secure him in any jsii SC that get him again,
shall receive the above reward, and ifbrought
home all reasonable charges.
Jofeph Saniberry.
JuIy I6 eOlltt
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letter represents Bonapatte to be in truly
critical situation.

IN0rth inner. "
The following price current at Biiboa,
May 4, has been received at the Spanish
consups Office in Boston:
Per fanegue-Indian corn, foreign 80 rs.
barley, do. 81; wheat, do. 40 beans, white
AZ.
Per barrel-Flour, super6ne, 100 rs; sal
mon, Dbl. of 800 ID. 6OO beet, salt, com.
mon size, 1875 to 21O.
Per 1ooDs.-Ri.e, Carolina, 100 to 200
rs. cocoa, Caracas, 1925 to 144o; do.
Trinidad, 1850 to 1865 do. Guayaquli,
o75 to $780, do. French Islands, S25 to $40
Haywood. Campeachy, 1870 Vera Cruz,
sugar, white, geo to 7o5; Havana do. $50
to 675 Martinico, do 5s5 to 600; Musco-
vado, do $50 to 465 Tobacco, Virginia,
black large leaf, tied up In lunches, 400.
Per bound--Cofee, Island, ors.; black
pepper, %; cinnamon. Ceylon, best 60
to 62 hides, Buenos Ayres, st-2.
Per 1oo-Staves, pipe, $50 rs. do fierce
90; do. barrel, so.
Per 1O7bs.-Coddsh, Isle Of Sable or
spring prime, 800 to $40 rs. fall and SUM
mer fish, 22o: Norway fish, $50; New
foundland large fish, $40; do. small, 23o.
No FISH in first hands, and very little or no.
thing IN second and third.
Per SO oehs--Oil, ecd, 1850 RS. ; oil,
whale, 1900.
The President of the United States left
the city of Washington on Thursday last,
fer Montpelier.
On Thursday last the United States
frigate the President, captain cambridge,
dropped down below the bar at the mouth
of the Eastern Branch, whence she will
Shortly proceed On a eruize. Ne under
stand that this friga,e has beer fitted out in
lie highest slile in every respect, being, at
this moment, greatly superior to what she
was when originally fitted ont: and IS equal,
if not superior to any vessel in the world
carrying the same weight OF metal.
Nat. htehl
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Sally, Capt. Lowering. 1a days
from St. Batholomers-Sugar and Coffee
Joseph Riddle, J. Smith, Joseph Janney,
and Bayne and Cartwright.
S!oop Maria Antoinette, Marklcy, Bal
t;uaore- -.Sundries-. Ito Lawrason & Fnwle.
Schooner Polly and Sally, Sicily, do. do.
different Merchants.
CLEARED,
.Slocp Favoritc patsey, Fsssenden, Ha-
lifax--by James Patton.
Schooner Sally, Potter, Providence---by
the Master.
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FliherieS to Kent,
July IS.

I WISH to rent my Fishing Shores with
the Striking Tubs, &c. for the next season
or if desired, I VIII LEI them for term OF
Bulhrod Warrington. =
Muont.y ernon, July 9:
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OH,
Your most obedient serv'ts,
COATES & HAY.

Il true picture Of France. W. learn,
thar, by Mr.. Coles, a letter was received at
Washington from gentleman IN Paris,
whose private connections with the French
ministry give him the best means ofinfor-
nation. He states, that III the late action
on the Danube Ronaparle lose from 40 to
sc, 900 men including thehithsrto nvincible.
veterans, who spread terror and conquest e.
very where that Lasncs, after two unsuc:
cessful attacks upon the Austrian centre,
seized standard 10 excite the dropping
courage of his troops and marched up with
it a shird time, but was again repulsed and
received his mortal wound. The emperor
in person attempted in vain to stimulate them
TO third assault : his troops would not fol-
low. The internal state of France is depict
ed az truly deplorable. Plantations, which
formerly afforded splendid revenues, are en-
tirsly unproductiye. One half OF the labor
of agyic ultuee is performed by women and
retired old men. In the midst Of all this
complicated misery, conseripts are chained
together and driyento reinforce the army.
Thus it is probable, that the endurance of
the nation has reached the utmost point Of
its elasticity, aud is about to break. ,The
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Ink css1 &c L'gg-B0ok d The ship Han
b as1Ds fs -: robinson, fran .c9rk.
|uas, and n. sa'.eu from Cork. ON the..sSth
5 lo5 is - ssoti'ing material occurred an
n ni i. Ja,y' when being in lat. As,
Ii sbss 80. 10, w. discovered a
|cApr;saas,ss, which proved 10 be the
N i ~ brig La Daushfanaun the
's Own I h;s brig ordered captain R.
Piled s s;;ps's s,.s which was Immediately
10 although there being 4 very
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=, Palladium saws. we uad sr-
{ Bos',a rbooner belonging 70 Beverly
hat az Of 1900 dollars, has been
a safspb ,r passage from America to
red 00 ans,,ral island by a French cru
n'a' ..rr;sd into the Elba.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13
COMMUNICATED.

Cumberland, Jan. lso9.--At town
meeting, in this county, called for the
purpose of considering what measures
it was expedient to adopt respecting
the embargo-after federal gentle
man had mentioned the numerous en-
barrassments under which we labored
in consequence of the embargo laws, a
gentleman of tha ether party rose and
said, that the gentleman last up, had
mentioned the evils under which we la
bored but said nothing about the bless
ings we enjoyed lin consequence Of the
embargo laws | suppose). lie stated,
that our fields were standing thick with
corn la rare blessing at this season Of
the year]; that every man was per-
mitted quietly TO sit under his own
vine and fig tree, and no one could mo-
lest or make him afraid that instead
Of murmuring, every man ought to
humble himself, and put his hand on
his mouth, and his mouth in the dust
BRUNSWICK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13

CTAS iun received an additional aliortnent
L / of BOOKS IND S7'AIY0NAl,
which he offers at The lowelt cath prices-A
mong which are:
Andcrfon's hiffory Of Commerce-Rollin's
anciens hiffory--. Burke's works--Bofwelis
Life of Johnfon-Robertfon' hiltory of Ame-
rica--Gordon's do. of American Revolution
S,eyens's do of French do Bei<naps do. ~.
Hampfhire--- Biographical Dictionary, con-
tanning the lives of eminent Warriors q Statef-
men, Johnion's lives of the Poets-Works of
the Poets--Works of the Rev Jas. Hervey-
Rargh's Dignity of Human Nature-praeticaI
Philafophy, or the art of converting with men
Locke's Efays on the human underlfand-
ing--Cook's Voyages Stuart on the Mind
Faoer on the fulfilling of the Prophecies
Rolands Appeal-Life of Cowper-Stern's
Works--adams' Hiilory of New-England--
Stackhoufe' Hifory-Orton's expedition of the
Bible Davies, Blairs and Danas Sermons
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progrefs and Holy War
Rife and Progress of religion in the Soul
Practice of Pieiy-Rsfiel's feven Sermons
Mirror-Tatler- -Lookeron--Harris' Rncy-
clopedia--Carr's Northern Summer-Song-
ffer's Mufeum-M Ma fon on felf knowledge
Bancroft's and Ramfay's life of Wafhington-
MafcelIon and Boileaus fermons-Fatal Re-
venge-A Winter in London Miranda's Ell.
pedition-- Cumberland's. and Rowe's fMrs)
Letters--Vicar of Wake6eld-Junlus' Letters
---Mafonss Monitor---Chaponess Letters
Honer's Iliad- -Efpriellss Le,rers--Domelfic
Cookery-Montgomery's Poems.
Law.
Storyss Pleadings Lawe's do; Laws If
Maiiachufetts, nezu edition; Hawkins Pleas of
the Crown Strange's, Wiifon's and Black
ftoness Reports; Cilbert's Law of Evidence !;
Blackffone's Commentaries Gritty on Bills
Prefederts of Declarations Town Officer
Clerks Magazine, and Probate Directory.
PHTSIC.
Underwood on difeafes of children Edin-
burgh Difpenfatory Cullen.s practice and
Materia medica CEefe'd enss Ana. amy; Chap
tals Chemiitry Lavoier's do Pharmacopia /;
Townfhends guide to health.
CiaDc and SebooI Books.
Fn6eld's natural philofophy Ainfworth's,
Young's, Bailey's, Boyer's and Perry's Die
tionaries; Horace; Virgil sallufi; Cicero
Latin Primer; Eutropus; Erafmus Efop's
Fables Adams and Smiths IN H. Latin
GRAMMAR; Lexicon; Greek Teffaments and
Grammars; Murrays Reader and Grammar
Orator; Preceptor; Art of Reading; Morfe's
and Dwight's Geography; Third Part a.
lexander's Grammar and Accidence; Beauties
of the Bible; Wallls.s, Adams's, Pixies, Roots
and Temples Arithmetics; Littles Uiher
Large Family Bibles fchool and pocket do.
Teitamenn; Watts' and Bslknap's Palms and
Hymns.
Regi(iers aud Almanacks for 1909
Backgammon Tables
Playing Cards
Quadrants, Scales and Dividers
Quilts, Inkftands and copy-Slips
Memorandum and Morocco Pocket Books
Mathematical In(fruments and Penknives
Steel Filings; Penc Is; States Paint-boxes
Violin Strings Mu6c paper and Books
Writing, letter and drawing paper
Portable Writing Decks
Ledgers, Journals, Waite, Record and In.
voice Books
Cyphering and Writing Books 49,
CommesciaI and Court Blanks
Printed Note Books Receipt ditto
Village Harmony and other Singing Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13

THE fubferber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himielf the truit
Of An Administrator on the eilate of
SAMUEL wHlTMoRE,
late of Corham, in the county of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs-He therefore requefts all Perfons
who are indebted to the faid deceafed's efate,
TO make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame to JOEL WHlrMORE.
Fet. 6, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13
A FARM FOR SALE.

IN the town of Falmouth, in the county OF
Cumberland, coni,aing of one hundred and
five acres OF Land, of which thirty is Interval
aud lying on Prefumpfcot River, and five
miles from the to~n of Portland, and ON ihe
poil road thar leads from Portland to Augulla
and into many of the back towns Said far
is conveniently fiiuated for a Public Houe
with large two lory Houl- aud Barn, with
out houies. The foil of laid farm is inferioi
to none.
Ayo-In faid town, Wood Lot, contain.
ing 60 acres.--Inquire of
OLIVER WlNSLoW.
o. ~. eO
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lEx.ratt from new and patriotic poem, called
&c ,t..JF TIMES"

Extract from anew and patriotic poem, calle'
aTHE TIMES"
AND can New Frgland's hardy race
Brook all this injury. and diigrace
Can We who bore the victor 5 ihield,
And drove proud Britain from the heidi
Ye, who on plains diaaaed with gore,
The hardeh brunt of battle bore -
With dahard foul and fearful brow,
To this inglorious bondage bow,
Crouch to that cut throat vile--Duane,
And bend your necks to flavery's chain
! fee your lofty fpirits rife,
While lightning ilAihes from your eyes;
| fee your breafts indignant turn,
And meet the threat with haughiy icorn.
Herr of the mott luxurious lires
And warmd with all their patriot tires
Unusd from dangers front to flee,
And born and nnrtured 10 be free
No force or fraud ihalI ever bind,
Your bold and independent mind,
Nor your intrepid millions own,
The naughty mandates of throne.
And let the rafh, fso hardy band,
who dare t'invade this quiet land,
Ere on this peaceful foil they rear
The Randard of inteRine War,
And urge their fanguinary brood
To flain thefe fertile fields with blood,
Quit their fell purpofe ere too late,
Nor march prelumptuous to THAR fate.
Ere we our deareff rights relign.-
Bright trophies. at Conqueror's fhrine,
Ere we our Name and F,esdom yield,
Well perth on the battle field.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13
STRAY con-.

THE fubfcriber will reward the perfcn who
= fhall return to him large dark brinded
NEW MICH COW, with bored horns &
white face, about or 10 years old.-She
was Purchaled in October Ian of Mr.. Will
lam Gowsa, living in the interior of the coun-
ty of csmboiaad or Kssasbeek. To his Farm. il
is a'ilibe ihe may have itrayed Gnce the 27th
of Ian month, when fhe left the barn of
NICHOLAS EMERY.
parfLxrd F,b g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13
Eaory 7arn e THREAD Store

EaOry 7arn e THREAD Store.
JOSEPH POPE, informs his friends and the
Ipuhi,c that he is appointed Agent for .fimy
u Broom, OF Providence, who will keep him
conffantly fupp!ied from their long known &
well efiabliihed Factory, with general abort
ment of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
White and colored Stocking, 9 2, 3 thread,
ditto ditto Thread in hanks and balls,
Wirk Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting,
do. Cheek and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholciale and retail al the
Factory prices. Shopkeepers in town and
country may be fuppied on the fame terms as
at the Manufactures, by applying at No. z,
MgDsy,s Rsw. (6m) Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13

THE fuSfcriber gives rotice that he is un-
Ger the necefIity of calling on al! Perions
with whom he has uniettled accounts, to call
and adult the fame on or before the fri of
March next; or he will be compelled to lodge
the demands of fuch 40 are indebted to him
with An Attorney.
Portland, Ff5. s. JOSHUA SHAW, 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13
Dtr0.

At Berwick, IN month 10th, Abner Rog
ers.
In Falmouth. MIR. Benjamin Window, aged
rs, fon of Mr.. William w.
The deaths in Portland, in Jam lafl, were
four grown perfons, and four children-one
ilillborn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-13

into the ultimately cof one aol7a, for
each man per day : Thus, an army Of
10, 900 men, colts 10. 600 dolls. per
day, and an army of 1900, as con-
semplated, 10000 dollars Per gay,
when in fervice.