davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30

THE Coparsnerfhip of FOSTER and
4 sTEARNS, Cabinet Makers. will be dif-
folved the thirty FRA inf. by mutual content.
All perfons having accounts open with laid
firm are rsqueiicd to call and acjun the fame.
WILLIAM H. FOSTER,
ELIJAH STEARNS.
CasIs~, Js.. 2. Qs)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
LOST,

RETwEEN Capt. Js"sss's Tavern in Free
~ port and this town,
n BUNDLE OF NOTES OF HAND
with fome other papers--the Notes are all pay
able to JomN p. BAarIrrr. As the payn snt
of the notes is Topped, they can be Of no ufe
to any one but the owncr.-Whoever has
found and will leave them at this Olice fhall
be well rewarded for their trouble
Portlsnd, Jss &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
Eliphalet Smith,

LAS REMOVED TO 7Ifeombs buiidi-gf, Nude
4 5frsa--where he has for fae general
aGortment of FACTORY COTTON 7.ARN,
CLOTH II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. goods
as ufual. (9w) Jsn. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
H.4RD-WHRE GOODS.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
HAs received by ihips Globe and Hannah
| 4 from Liverpool, an addition to his Rock Of
Hard-Ware Goods,
Which are oiIer q for fale on the mon favora-
bic terms, by wholefale or retail.
Portland, Nv. 7. (ul
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
EOP ST z.

FOR SALE,
ON board the iloop Margaret, lying at u
~ nien Vba,f, about
100 Hhds. LIVERPOOL SALT.
Lqui,e at No. II.
Portland, Jan. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
CroWell Hatch.

INFORMS the public tina. he has given up
his ftand in Portland, aad taken one in
FR7EBURC-wherc he intends carving on
THE TAILORING BUSINESS,
In its various branches; and where he will be
happy to ferve the citizens of Fryeburg and
It's vicinity in the line of his protection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30

yNyE the fubferibers, CommIioners, ap-
Wv pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge of Probate for the county of Cum
berland, to receive and examine the claims Of
the feveral CREDITOR to the eflate Of
DAVID FocG,
late of Scarborough, in the county of Cumber.
land. ihipwrigh,, deceaied, Represented iniol-
vent, give notice that lx months being allow
ed from the twenty-iecond day Of July Ian, to
faid creditors to bring in their claims, snd that
we will attend that fervice at the dwelling
aouie of Charles Morris, in fAid Scarborough,
on the lalt Wednesday Of this and the follow.
ing month, from two until Eve o'clock, ?. N.
GU each of faid days
CHARLES MORRIs,2 Commit
fELATIAH LIBBY, ) fanert
9aa. I6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
ar TAKE NOTICE.,

THE fubfcrbsr informs thofe indebted to
him, that he has placed their notes and ae.
counts in the hands of NArHAn KIS&As,
Eiq, for collection and that an immediate at.
tention to them will prevent fuit.
cROWEI.L HATCH.
F,,rtsyg, Janps,y Is, 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
The Subfcriber.

06s0 for /ais, 1T BIZ 1,,s IL MidAs. e,aef,
A large and general sGortmensof
Wef.Ladia Geods and Groceries,
Warranted of tie FRI quality.-sr He is un-
der the necefEty Of informing the public that
no credit can be given for the above Goods
after this date.
DAVID DANA.
Portland, Yas. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
3noftrr.
A WISH.

A WISH.
Prom fbe Psa II Or Aadr.
GIVE me TO flare the fparkling gials
Brim full Of r.iy wine,
With lome fweet maid, fome blooming lafs,
Some nymph of charms divine.
III wander through the attic bowers
Wi.h my iweer turtle dove;
I'd Gull for her the richelt flowers,
And whifper tales of love.
And when her heart is beating high,
I'd fold her in my arms,
On her iott bofom would high,
And rink delicious, charms.
Then, o We philofophic iouls !.
Go dig for Grecian ore,
Your hearts were cait in itoic moulds;
envy not your lore.
Did heaven deny TO morsals bliis
Ye pruIes in virtue, fay,
y there no rapture in kits
Then damu the poets lay.
~~s~t-s.<*-~'-
COMMUNICATIONS.
EPISTLE OF PAUL,
{" lin mprneipita Aavsnf"rer,"
TO THE
"Msf susrtbisG part sf The community.
TO hear you groan and fwear and Ugh,
My hnmi foul refponds;
wiz, ven lood as fair as !,
EXCEPTING THssE p-p BONDS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
TAILORING BUSINESS

Il carried on at the lowell cafh prices.
N.B.-All perfons indebted to faid Rogers,
either by note or book aceou mt, are hereby
reauefted to call aad ietsle the fame Immediately,
if they with to fave expenfe.
Portland, 3ss. 23. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
REMOVAL.

CHARLES ROGERS begs leave to inferm
- his friends and cuitomers thar he has re.
moved TO his flcre under bis dwelling houfe,
at the head Of Zgsemt'- W6s,E, where he has
for fale SEAMENS CLOTHING, &c. and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
H.Hapgood &o;hers 81 % 80 10 5
Zszoa and Cesssy Tax fer 1907.
FIRST DIVISION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-30
.COND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
H.hspgood &os hers27 = 80 $50 .
STATE 7sx f., tie gear 1908.
FIRST DIVISION,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21
ErtrGcf Qra differentiated
WAsH1NGroN, Feb. 9th Il

w req. 6tn l0Uy.
z The folly, or the wickedness Of the Essex
JUNO; rs likely to produce essential good
They have precipitated the legislature of
Massachusetts into a de nunciation of the 'e-
gislature OF tine United States; and every
prudent, as we'll as every patriotic citizen in
Washington has taken ihe alarm. From
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, the
expression OF opinion flowing from the best
men OF every patty runs in one current of
indignation. HE republicans, il is evident,
instead OF being sednced by the usurpdtions
OF GONE and COMPANY, will rally in oppo-
sition TO 80 daring a revolt from the consti-
tuition, avs and government Of their country.
Some worthy federalis,s, too, are preparing
to resist their old friends, for the sake oil
preserving the only security which they have
for their persons aud their estates, against
civil war. The following project Of a mt
tlcn, is said to be III confidential circulation,
and will probably be offered to 10Th houses
next week
" Whereas, the legislature o. the state of
Massachusetts, usurping NE judicial powers
oi government, mas declared that certain
lava, Of the United States, enacted by the
Senate and house Of Representatives in Con
gress assembled, are unconstitutional, ant
no binding up0nthe people VT the said state A..
and whereas, the said legislature Ct Masda
ShusSNib' w manifest VOiatloD OF the constr
tuition o! the United States. and in open dSh-
auce OF the public authority of the people
thereof, has proceeded to enact laws, for the
avowed purpose Of defeating and annuiling
the acts of eongrc>s aforesaid. =
Therefore, it is resolved, by the Sena:e
and house Of Representatives in Congress
assembled, That a joint committee OF the
Senate and house Of representatives, shall be
appointed, consisting of one senator, and o.;
at least, ono of ,he representatives from each
state, to Consider the present state Of the ma
ton, and torcport to Congress, whether the
proceedings OF the legislature Of Massachu-
sets. IS aforesaid, do AMOUNT to a sccsi-
an from the orion /; aud what measures
ought TO re pursued By Congress, on this
Important occasion, TO viDdics'e and main
tain the rights. jurisdictian and sovereignty
Of the u. S...Hurore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

St. bartholomew, 10th sJan. 1909.
" am much astoaished to find your embargo
still evaded-daily arrivals 1T this aud other ~
lands, generally by northera fish nonsers and
horse Jockeys, who would sacrifice he honor ard
Independence of America for a fishing smack of
codhsh / trust the government will bring them
to a sense of their duty, AID enforce the laws or
perish IN the attempt. Admitting all the evas;.
ors that have taken place, If the embargo is still
continued a little longer, not a plantation in the
w. indies will b. worth holding : we have &C:
counts from Europe that the French in Spain are
carrying all before them, the English troops viii
tall into the hands nf the Frcnuh, Bonapart- he's
declared not a soul of them shall! return to En-
gland. The Spanish sffairs placed tho Engls,
IN the garnet, but aow assure you they are in
the cellar, thus 10 always the casa with English
men 1t the tory faction in AmeIicahave not too
much influence and only suffer the government
TO hold the ground they Save taken, America will
be respected by that nation.
ct 10 this day sai,it, fivIn ST. Thomas. that ti,c
EnglIsh West India CONVOY, consisting of so sail,
ore totally destroyed by a French SQUADRON Of IL
SAIL OF the line. From various inform alton. much
credit rs given II mere ; if trle the English islands
VII suffer much, and the EXPEDITION against Gna-
diionpe will be given up. The pirates hive rails
ed the blockade against martinique rnd Cuadal-
oupe-they will not get eth. : place-a large
French trigate has arrived ut Martinique with
zOoO barrels Of -four and other pre. .sions. she
ran through; the acct OF ~ rtiliqt il, triey ssrii,,s
at her.
The captains of privateers and cruizers I'M
der the English government say times are very
pad since your embargo-but tie accounts from
tie northern part OF your country has raised their
spirits, expecting the government will be Obliged
to hit the embargs, and they will then have their
usual Pickihgs-I can assure YOU all vessels
bound to French pcrts, if boarded, will be con-
demRed ~-AWora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

terday, sir, with the impassicned eloquence
OF the gentleman from s Carolina fMr. ID
X. Wiliiams) as honest a man as God ever
orrned lie tod usif VIC removed the EN-
barge, we muse 60 TO war. 1t is in vain for
gentlemen TO expect US to go to war, when
we can soc no subject for war. We value
too highly for that, the prosperity oeour peo-
pie, their wis and children. We go a
morgst them and see their situation, they
are il people fcnd of money, if you please;
and when we find that man can support life
com ~rta.>'y, we think there is really i-iore
honor in seeing the families in our cottages.
we'll ted and decently cloat1 ed, than sending
them out to fight, when no man can tell what
1t is tor. 1t is not 50 spirited, sir, but there
rs much more happiness in it. When Ihave
done my du.y in keeping, the reople in a
state OF hapHines, | can SO home, ala place
my head upon my pillow with a safe %consci-
ence; but l could not if were 10 plunge
TINS couiHry into ~ war which OH the one
nano - unnecessary, and pn,ti.e other can
Produce no good. If we eve. have real
ground Tor going to war with Great Britain
and France, if by going to war we could on
ly be wors'ed, ] w0hld smother my resent
ment a while, and do as BOYS at school often
Go, wait til l am big enough to fight. ! wou'd
at least have the instructive wisdom Of chill
dren. l know not what to add on this sub
Jet. My mind is exceedingly distressed -bv
the course which it strikes me is now con
tempiated. wish to see gentlemen less the
oretlc and more practical! 20 see them a
bandon theory and consider for a while the
means for promoting the plain honest con-
forts OF the people.
(De6ate 10 be continued -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

The nomination Of General DearborH. as
Collector of the port of Boston, has been
approved by the Senate-Yeas 25-Nays 7.
The resolutions, passed by the Senate of
New York, as given in our last, have been
adopted, without alteration. by the House
Of Representatives, Yeas 81, Nays ii.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

Oavid Baekef was executed or the 10th nit
IN West Union (Ohio) for tho murder of Nv.
Wm. Lightfoot. He was attended in his last mn
|ments by the celebrated L.orenss Do~, whose
death hadbeen some time since Prematurely an.
nounced in the prints.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

General OBEDIAH GERMAN, of Cheuan-
60 County. is elected a Senator of the Uni
ted States for the next six years, to sue
coed Doctor Mitchell, from the fourth Of
March next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21
NnRroIx. Feb. Is.

NoRFoLK, Feb. Is.
The u. fr' gate the Chesapeake, capt. HILL,
sailed yesterday on a cruize to the northwarl /;
and Commodore Decatur and Capt. Gordon pro.
ceedsd to Washington in Palmer's Packet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21
Feb. II

A bill from the Senate to incorporate a
company for opening . canal in the city of
Washington was twice read ard on mo-
ton of Mr.. Van. Horn, was ordered to be
read q third time o.day. % to %. The
OH was read a third tine and passed.
NAVIGATION LAWS p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

u PvBLIsnE nv THOMAS RITcHIE, or
posIrE THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE Dol
Lars pER ANNvM, IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

TUESDAY, Feb II.
tThe bill for the &isposal Of certain tracts
eflnnd In the Mississippi territory, claimed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31

Marshal Victor, duke Of BeSuno, WIS to
have passed the Tagus on the 10th inst. at
or near Almanac, to cut off the insurgents
under the command of Cuesta.
Madrid is extremely tranquil only n
regiment is left in that capital all the rest
of the troops have marched for Toledo TO
Join the corps under gen. Sebastiana. The
marquis de la Roaaana, compelled to ny
from the mountains of Asturias, has betak-
en- himself to the coast of Orena. The small
body of troops which remained to him have
been completely cut up. Two whole regl-
rnenfs of cavalry have.been made prisoners.
The 10th and 12fst regiments OF the line,
who have escorted the garrison OF oaragos-
sa, have returned t Spain. ihe troops
CHARTERED in the barracks on the glacls OF
this fortress have also marched forthat king
dom. They are, to relieve the imperial
guard in the garrisocs of Vahadolid, Palen-
cia, and Burgos. A battalion OF Fusileers
of the guards have this day arrived here.
According to letters from Pampeluna, hall
the garrison of that place had marched to
commence the siege of aka, in Arragon.-
Il is not supposed that this small tort can
hold out above a week.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
NTASSENA

HE belief that this fs~roc;op, -
been killed gains ground bur ~ ''''''
OF has death has been y%ariously sf'a
account says, that ~Bonapaue adj
lent quarrel with him. Masscna r .,1
liberty Of making some represent,
the tyrant, which threw the I,r,er
transport of passion, during The conn, i"
of which he either shot or stabbed w..
This account, however, Is contradic,.
another statement which aIledges, ,b,,S,
sena's death was certainly accidental
Bonapartc and he were hunting h..
boar in the woods of FountainIl.,r
the boar rushing BY, Bonaparte fired
without p%ercelving that Massena wa.
tween him and the boar. The former
ceived the contents ofthe piece in.bs h.
and fell dead from his horse, A rrsr,-
bic morning paper gives a different accm
from the above, and represents M5s,gr,
having lost the Use Of lis sight, bu, 10
still living.
45r#1o
Il appears from the annual staten
made BY the Bank Directors, tbar the
mount Of their notes in circulation Is a5
seventeen millions and 3 halt. OF III
upwards CT iour millions are ii notes Of
and 2h
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
RorTERnAM. AbriL 4.

Letters from Germany say that a Con
qress is to be held on the banks OF the Inn,
where the emperors Francis and Napoleon
intend to meet, and that the French troops,
who were marching through Swabia have
received orders to halt. In the mean time
count Stadion has taken leave OF theBavarl-
an court, and left Munich for Vienna but
all the other persons attached to the Aus
trian embassy still continue in athe former
place.
General Thiebaut has been appointed 60
vernon of Old CASTLE. The division OF
gen. NIortot is ordered to carry on the
siege of Fort lara. The general himself
died on the ed inst. and was inferred on
the Esd with all the military honors due to
his rank,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
LONDON, AbriL 4.

LONDON L1DfH S'
The nephew Of the marquis de la Roma
ma. commands a small detachment OF light
troops, consisting only OF 200 men, with
which he has Ill great variety OF sklfrAisaes,
much harassed the enemy. In one OF these
he had the good fortune, among others, to
make tie French general M9ncet prisoner.
General Bonnet commands the French ar
nv, which is expanded over the plains OF
Leon. north of the Dourn. This general
DISPATCHED an officer to the provincial com
mander of Asturias, who being bflndtold-
ed and conducted to headquarters, stated,
that he was ordered to represent to the gen
eral of those districts that all the rest OF
Spain was under the power OF his imperial
master that both prudence and human
ity would dictate to the Spaniards the pro-
priety of laying down their arms and that
to make the necessary arrangement tor SUCH
q purpose, general Bonnet solicited a friend
" interview with the officer IN command on
the frontiers. The Spaniard replied, that
or amicable terms he could never meet a
Frenchn1an but that he was ready to &C
cede to his request Of an interview, when
in single combat they might decide their
own fate, if not that Of their country
Colonies Carol and Leroy attended the
French messenger on his return with this
challenge, which gen. Bonnet declined to
accept, but not without some superclilous
remarks on the youth and mexperlence OF
his antagonist.
Another rumorr received from Holland
IS, that Russia has made peace with the
Porte.
The relaxation of Bonaparte's CONNER
eial restriction has excited constable sur
prize and speculation. We must first how
ever remark, that it affords another proof
of the wisdom ofthat vigorous policy which
his maiesty's ministers adopted to meet the
system, by which Bonaparte Silly attempt
ed to destroy our trade, and to isolate us
from all communication with the continent,
a system which has involved his W sub
iects in the greatest distress, and which
has been so eficacious as applied to us, that
we believe the exports from this country for
the year ending the 5th of this month, ex-
ceeded the exports of the preceding year by
about a million sterling!
Two motives may have led to this sud
den and large relaxation of Bonaparte's de
crees-Some time ago it was said that the
Dusch Council had, upon application being
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
G1JoN, March 81.

Don Pedro Zuliaber has this moment
received a letter from his brother the officer
in. Oyiedo, informing him that last night ar
rived there a captain of Romana's army, a
division of which would halt last night in
Canpas de Fines, another of 1900 men at
yillafranea del Bierro, and the last OF said
army was left at Lugo, or near it, where 1t
hadintercepted the whole plumber OF Galli~
cia which the enemy was retiring with. The
reereat of the French from that province
gains credit.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31

1sh q March, and that ve,..,
ma S:n 'ile psssags in less dmv. ;.
oeen man;3ioed IN KS opigiaI /" ',,' en-.
would still have been ships ,b.' state
broken the embargo and sailed ~ @'o'a
try. But as no ships have ,,i y, 'a'>
inclined 70 imPure their non. 1r. ay'' "
TO the wiad having been up(a,a, VA il.
Just before our paper was W., r'.~'.'
heard OF the arrival of a vessel If
from St. Anna, but the time os A'ys.
and the intelligence size has bro 1s' S.
not transpired. s"i
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
HuLL, Abxsi /.

Such is the present unsettled state OF our
political relations, that within the last week
pr ices have fallen and risen again 2 or 3
times; and are now for most articles entire
" nominal, the holders declining to tx a
value and the consumers to purchase
Glover seed has advanced CO., 5 derably.-
Linsced oil lower.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
Rotterdam Gazette, April 4.
MADRID. Marcel is.

The Court Gazette contains the following
@art;ele We this moment received intel
lpence from marshal Soult, which states,
that the. corps commanded by RoMANA, and
composed Of large number OF peasants,
was completely put to the rout on the 9TH
instant. on the frontiers of Portugal, and
0 o were taken prisoners. The further
particulars were expected.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
BAYoNNE, March "a.

The Spanish officers who arrived here on
the f5thefrom Saragossa will continue their
Journey on the ed for Nancy. Palafox is to
proceed for the same place, under the escort
of only one officer.
Marshal Lannes, duke of Monticello,
will. it is said, shortly pass thro' this place
on hsway to Paris.
The reportis confirmed of gen. ST. Cyr
having sotaDy defeated the corps of Reding
and e his being under the walls of Valencia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-31
GER MANY.

fence OF he counrrv, were, on the 18Th
March, carving on in that capital with
utmost activity. Tie Vienna militia
opened a recruiting service, aud lno'
was talked Of, the object Of which was.
be, to keep up The regiments Of the In. /
their full complement. A number o. Io'
have been sent of 10 the frontiers, and y
are assured that the emperor and al T" I
Archdukes, viii take the fed.
Accounts have been received al N'-".I
from scrvIa, according to which al am
of $1,000 }naurgepts, and another Of 9
same force, formed by the lnbaaD'as
the country, bad been assembled - ~"
force the Russian regiments now N "1a
CHA, among which troops a consider
movem.nt was observed, and military
parations. On the arrival Of the o'a
mentioned corps, the Russian army
leave the Turkish provinces ana oI9I .,l
wards Poland AMI Prussia. CO'L ~