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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
Extract Or lotter fra Dseslen, of the 13u
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Extract Of iotter frs Dses1en, of the 18th
October.
Austria elcs 6sliicil. F,ance, Trieste All
istria .sHich are To be a.riieNe CO the kingdom
Of Italy. Some letters say lit Fluns AMI
Trieste are - be held by IN; French aud Aus,
tria hoops colj1intly until the cDn lIsi n Of
peace with Rnsiani.
Bavaria extends her domintons a, far a
Bintz.
The grn1 duke Of war " lr- wip be De.
clared sovereign Of iyrol aud ths c5Jl.rv %
Sazburg.
Bavaria, III compensation, will Obtain ptrt
Of Wuftzburg.
It's AZ, said u,ssthe frontiers If the d Ut Thy
Of WARSAW will ex'end % the Saan.
Our tra0sror i,f,rns US That u2oI a close
per,isal OF olr Gle 81 tne A,sju; la N,rI"
published At Nit,na, ne cal disc ,ver no article
Of PRIMARY int:res, AL the ardv1i OF the
Southern nil has furnished us with Con
gressioasl news which at tGs jnctre calls
iotth universal attention, w c'lteit 0.trsclve,
with giving a nmIry -rO-m JrFo re snail
give TRANSACTIONS.
Peace between France all Austria, was
signed on the l4t1 Oct BonaIarte left Ssao.
cnbrann on 90 t5tl. The tortMcai1rs which
surround Viennt ar, 70 DE itroiy raized
The Russian army Of M,ldavn ms game,
some adv Htlgcs 0ycr tile rJrss BY inc
capitalization Of Md licors, the Lax ,sh pro
missed 70 respect proPsdy OF all knis--A.
usual, in visitti0n of this they hlv. s. zed al
The Tea aad Spices ga the wt.c-hoss-s Of th,
Dutch r. j Com .l1y AMI tiosc nf in iividi
ais and exposed tnen az puDIc tistiju. IN,
inhabitants ct Wa chcren have resjiv.I not {,
purchase a single a.ticle, not vitlst,n ling u,
hJgh price gea bears ID u illalI. Bat one sat,
nts been ioalc Tine pureha'cr is treat,
with universal distttlu. Tue fugilsi bsy.
I seen obliged - suspeal the sale. siJJ.JJ.
nen are SAID ID rcuun ia Austria u,tli a gen
era peace. fhc port Jf 1n werJ Is 20 D..
considerably enlsrscI. AId,.ims are - b
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

A the same time AMI place, vii be sold, p
the hg1e5t bidder, on ace Ia Of rN?ies
1 in,hs fof At lun, exceeding ,ea "a lars, au r1-
PGRioSAL FsrArs Of tn sad Henry 4ia rs.
deceased. c'nns.ins of N ;stosg, Wazs,a.,
Iorsss 4ui Household furn,I,e
SALLY ADAMS.
A!aImiNf11iiz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

MBSNoGs FOR SALE -=3y v,rise of 4
Y rds. deed exc :Ited - tas su5s.ssb.- b,
d'nry AdAm9J for certaii purposes ,nersia cx.
,'fesssd, will o. sod at shs lie dw;ii1z IN.
sad Ada'nsJ DISEASED, On Wsdne,day me 27th
INST. uI ier the provisions &c he acc of may
en,itled g an aclt eolcerai Y cx-eu;fo 4, anlf5,
1'h pIfppses," one Neoso WoMAa, n1neI
hills. AMI her Four Chi, lea, Or 81 mica
hereof as wa! o. sui6-iehi 20 an,ysr III: pr.
poses of the said rrut.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15


A SCHOOL.=T. LEMPRIERG takes the
li5e- 10 inform tle pd Bile that he will
teacu the fDlo wing bAchss fliterature, At NJ i.
,se0h Va rs, ia p gh1tan county, on the fol
lowing terms. viz.
Ouaoyraphy Relding AMI Writing, g ~
Der a1nun -B7g'i;h GIamulr, Rea1ing AID
Vritins, IA d1Iari ID ,. with Arithmeti: and
1e1yra ny II do.larS--Frencl. Spanth Por
tuSueIe o, Lain With the a1ove branches, %
til1rs-rh above branches with meychan-s' &C
1mits Or ok Keeping, q dollsrs-9o,l Kee
ping alone he time Of learning } L. dollays-
J1vigri7n, do. 20 dDlla 8.
Maj. MlyO will take a few D1lrders on mo-
ieta,e ternL 'jo1ri snl Tui ia payable ql7I
@rly. Tns school will c2m neacs on the "a Of
ana1ry l8t9. SIP
| r. DJcAclJE = fns s.5,c.l3 Die = nj.
- services {, the pa5li- CIR tae en- u.ng g-ar
I % iastricJ boys AMI y5uog men - tts f.iloRjAs
| 1rauches Of literature, viz reading, wiring an
| peing the Epyl 81 iaa u1ge Wf,1 opiety.
| Che la ~ "A = -ek bhgrSsei, HBtorS, Geo.
grlpoy, with the nss OF ths Globes the clcusn 4
IF NsturA PhH1s1phy, the ele meats OF Ce5 ~.
~, vita praescal snyv wing Arithne &c VI.
"a, and Decimal vim Algebra. The pic. %
boiri turi5,, rtshiny, bedding and fus, vii
'e an nn1lre5 doliars for yhe tern, paid q.,rte
y ia aiv3ncc q eomnen-c on the 6f,eg th 3'
Ianusry. an expiie the tenth OF Deccnbs ne 81
9Th the usl'i va.iii31 tls n ,1es lr n n
sJccess, ex}eTieucc ard diligence in his prsf:s
ion 70 aota', s,ts snare Of tue publ, par 5nAs
l which ne merief
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

yious,y 81 the Tr,asury, or Ia other word.
cut of the surplus Of the revenGe of the pre-
ceding years
The outstanding revenue bonds may, after
dedncting the expenses of collection, and
allowing for bad debts, be estimatsd to have
amsunted on the Soth of September, 1909
to 8 100000
The duties on the importata-
tons during the last quar-
ter. will not probably ter
making similar deducti-
on fall short of 2,sCO,OOo
All those will fall due prior TO
tue 1st day of January, 1871
and make, together with the
balance lu the Treasury on
the 3oth September, 1909,
and amounting as above sta
ted, to 100000
An aggregate of 100000
The expenses of the present
quarter, though not yet pre-
cisely ascertsned, will not
probably, including the pay
inerts on account of the
public debt, exceed $500 600
Leaving on the first day Of
JInnarv 1910. a sun of - 500 600
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

Chesterfield county, Decembss l,tn 1871.
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vou deluee the people by pretending that
YOU had assumed an erroneous opinion! !.
The merchants will say that " had they have
known tae construction about to be gwen
70 f,,e law they would not have ordered theif,
yessels 70 be sold.nn Their orders cannot
he eas;lv eotister,nanded-- Sales Will proba-
t]v he Effected before their agents receive
Information Of your distortion OF the law
NT,,st then the ;nnocentmsrchants suffer the
penalties incurred by your hypocrisy and
sluplicity Like q cunning gambler you
have seduecd them into your power by a
rnaani6oent display Of riches, but just as
they were about 10 seize on. the. promised
treasure you have by rnalevolent effort OF
power :ieopardiscd their property and en-
croaelaed upon their liberties. But WHARF
spill you;{lpd court SO abject, or jury SO
nroAigate as TO award in favor OF him who
has been at once the instrument OF perse-
cution and deception? Not in this country
i may BE permitted to hope. "A charge so
serious and ;sa7ortant as that OF prernedl-
tatinr the ruin and distress OF rmany OF ms
fellow citizens, and Of exciting them to H.
/ tigation and controversy, would be sussicl-
ent to. overwhelm any man whose heart was
notealous to the warm and gcTeronsemo-
tons Of patriotic virtue; but upon one
whose soul is n1sensible to the cries OF MI
.seiy and deaf to the peals perpetuasly wrung
in his ears by poverty. and distress, 1t can
have no effect. j have thus finished the eX-
animation Of one objection to your le'fsr,
and had ! time and opportunity would
d;sscct the balance OF ii; but this would be
as uniutsresting as it IS usrless--lt would
not alter the decision Of a man
70 "7vickedness most obstinotsLyrrae.''
TICKLER.
March 20, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
From tie Frcema,'s Journal.
list Reart-cllcerins' and .S2nk ;nui goroting
lezvs.
March %, 1909.

Its with the most sincere satisfaction the
Editors Of the Freeman's Journal announce
to their readers tie following advices from
Spain, containing the Joyful news that the
Spaniards continue united and victorious III
several battles. The power Of Napoleon
has received fatal wound-hs has met 1glth
KS metch--and although much hard Eght-
ing muss be expected, yet ia ali human pro
babiipv he viii soon re huublsd.
This ny<~s is also c2fr0b0rGtea by letter
from Jamaica, which was politely handed
to the Editors of tke Freeman's Journal, by
respectable mercantile, friend, and wiI &c
read with grea, interest.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
From the PHILADELPHIA Register.
GLORIOUS NEWS TRoM SPAIN!

The intelligence which we this day pub
lish from Spain is OF the grea'estimportance.
The statement Of the distribution Of the
Spanish forces, and the determination OF the
people to die rather than abandon the cause
Of their country, are7weE explained IN the
victory published By the juntao Of Murcia, to
whom The account Of the marquis de h 10
raana's success dad been communicated BY
the commissioner Of 3farancon, which Is a
bout equidistant from Murcia and SegoNia,
the scene of action, to which the combined
armies Of Spain and England, 10000 strong
must have moved after their Junction in Le-
on.
A correspondence lad taken pace be-
tween general Palatox and marshal Mon
cev after an unsuccessful attack by the lat
ter on 5arragossa, in which the French had
been repulsed with great slaughter (sup-
posed 5000 mem general PaIatox had in
tirnated that no more flags Of truce, reqnlr-
ing him TO surrender, would be admitted
as he had determined to conquer or pc
irish.
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9 { ne raarqsia Of ViiNl!,if ,,n,,,,
l !, s daks Of Medina s.d ea54 's,4 !.
: BY ORDER o. his cxcsI,,., l.a'
( ! AyousTIS FrRsAsD.5s'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
sc Eavanla, March 6, 1909.

@,DEARasIR,
"MY hasty scrawl of yesterday, via
Baltimore, informed you of an arrival IN IS
days from Cadiz the governmental intr-
nation is contained IN the extra Gazette OF
Yesterday, which | have the pleasure to en-
close you, together with an originalaccount
enclosed in letter to friend of mine from
the house of -, of Cadiz. i regret not
having time to forward an English transla~
ton, the exigency of the moment, however,
prevents the possibility. The public com
motion of yesterday was general and great,
until the precise and exact purport OF the
dispatches were known, after which things
again resumed their former course, and the
sanguine disposition of the;Spaniards, views
their armies in Spain in the full tide of sue
cessful experiment. The terms Of the capt.
tulation of Madrid are not as yet made
known, although contained among the .des-
patches fot government"
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PHILADELPHIA, NGrs sr. Il d

in consequence OF olosls ea detachn:o
f from the . philadelphia blk militia ~. was ,:. b
morning posted in the front t;d d'I Pi.tsrno''F
properly : Of the late David YVES. caf'@
Esq,lirr (siruate on the po''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29

Sailed FROM this port yesterday ; ms pa5f
with fair wind, the dispatch 'I q, ient
and Mentor, for Falmouth anp =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-24

SIR. the pscpie have nad tyranny Siiou -
err;sed over them, by these same measures :
shev win neyer consent again to wear llsa ..
olsl chains. You have put up your n,os'
fe,xent ,,rayers, that you may be enabled 10
fulfil Che high and important Office % w'lle 81
yon have Just been called !; but at the same
time that YOU may fulfil it as your pred eces-
CO.., has done. Really, sir, you cannot De 50
eoreo;onsly deceived concerning the actual
S ccoond3t;on Of this country, and the miserable
nol;cv Of the last administrators, as to sup
nose that in pursuing the latter you vii pro-
me the happiness Of yoursEe'low-c1tlz1ens
..snch an idea, if really INDUCED, has no sort
Of foundation you do not do your duty IN
i;ndulping it !; you do not know the interests
ofthe nation over whom you preside ; and
neyhaps YOU do not wish 20 be acquainted
with them. Do not suppose, sir, that the
opposition which has been created towards
your party, ismerely the. consequence OF a
sa;rit Of face:on--No, sir, it is the real eE-
preston of grievances which are ielt ana
Lsr1e. and which must have vent, because
thew cannot be lulled. fear that the MINDS
Of a certain class of men in this country are
a,reaelv toe liberated, and their breasts too
depraved, to bring them to any terms OF ca
pitulation for the salvation Of their country;
thew are determined to Iun hcadlon6 to dc
ssruction, and to carry the nation WIN them
they care nothing about national dignity
and prosperity; they do not even see 1hf7f
o1ua interests advanced by thr::s wild lana,
tic ENTHUSIASM. but strange lntatuauon..
these shallow theorists and DISCLAIMERS, are
resolved to run their career at any hazara,
because they have begun it.
The chief magistrate ofthis NATION, Ought
70 possess frmaess, integrity and impartial
ity. All his views, and all his measures
should have direct tendency to promote
the happiness of the people over whom he
pycsities. Is EIr. Madison this man -
But iorbear, sir, to wound your ierllngs
and mine. will leave il to your inward
conscience to inform you. Remember, slr,
the curses or the benedictions Of your irl-
low-citizens, and OF all postcrity will rest Up
on YOU, according to the course which you
will pursue at this awful and momeniouS
period.
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Continuation CT CGyenne,

Proposed BY T1ct9y HRsucs, commander in
chief Of Cayenne and French Guyana
and accepted by 9aMes Lscas 1eo, Post
captainiF his Britannia majesty service,
commanding the conlbinct, naval English
and Portuguese forces, and lLdnudl Aar-
ques, knight of the military orders Of St.
Eenoit DAVE, lieut.. col. III chief and
director CT the cords OF artillery OF Para,
commanding the advanced army OF the
Portuguese.
Although the advanced posts have been
carried, and that the commissioner OF the
emperor and king is reduced with his gar
rison 10 the town, he owes it 10 those sentl-
meylts Of honor which have always dlstin-
cuishtd hin-to the va,or and good con-
duet Of the officers and soldiers under his
commando the attachment OF the mia
bi,ants Of the colony Tor his majesty the
calncror and kine-to declare publicly, that
he st,rrentiers less to the force than to the
destructive systen, Of iiberating all the slaves
who should Join the enemy, and OF burning
all the plantations and ports where there
should lie any resistance.
& lie commissioner " shN " SOA''-
.r,andins in chief, after having wltaessed
the burning of several plantations, particu.
larlv Of his own the most considerable OF
the colony, had attributed it at first to the
casualties of war; and the disorganlzation
of the gangs, and the liberation OF the
slaves, appeared to him i momen'ary mea-
sure; but being assured in writing, that the
English ard Portuguese officers acted IN
virtue of the orders of his royal highness
the prince regent, and wishing to save the
colony from total destruction, and to pre-
serve1his august majesty's subjects, who
had given him so many proofs Of their at
tachment and fidelity, the commissioner OF
his imperial and royal majesty surrenders
the colony to the forces OF his roya! high
ness the prince regent on the following con.
ditions;
Art;cle 1. The garrison shall march out
with their arms and baggage and all the no.
nors of war the officers shall retain their
side arms, and those of the staff their hors-
es; the garrison shall lay down their arms,
and engage not TO serve against his royal
highness and his allies during one year.
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AUSTRIA.
NIRSyA, Decew5a9.

The court gazette contains the o.bvn
intelligence from Cons;antinoph.
'On lie !4th, 1873, and i6lh Noyrn5:f
thcre was q revolution at CoDstan,aoasHI
conpanic>i with some bloo1y seems; a41
perioy number Of tie jani,sa'es ,aa'Sd
The Ssii,ons. when the Grand T'lTbF
ra;etar saw that his enemies we're tEa1E'
ing, he set FIRE to his ma3a2lne OF gmY1r,
der and blew himself up. The ls2o'td 'o'
tan must also have been Killed
The 10th Of Noyemacra great PaA1
Cons;antinoPle, tie ships OF the Do7'1 /
the Hyppodtome, were prey %
1otfl-Ihe Part Of the new Grand %'
Mustapha Baraictar is terminated nc. 1.s
the a9th of July last, the day on So e. !,
i'm III was murdered and HuS''PN1 +
successor was dethroned and shut U? n1
seraglio, HIusraTha enjoyed an unooa. .,
power, and governed TIE 0::o,aan 'mf /.
under the name Of. MahnneSl Il "'l.I
had raised to the throne. us lhu.',r w..
;oinrd with the strong and vii3oI0a'; ne. nc,
: sures which he took, re-cstaoIshso . o,,.'
and tranquility throughout all 'Ae PIo '.,s,3
He kept the Pachas in Ole i'snss' IRE, q.
from, the ,Janissariss, who had 50 o,
rogated to themselves the right Of ra't t5c.
deposing the SuItans at their PlsasG s,nlr re.
ancient privileges; and he was aS., nlI, ar
solved upon putting the whole lo q Sm,
my By degrees upon the footing = i,lo II:
pean troops, BY draughting then .1,n l'"s
Nizam eedjd. The difficult and dS sa oie.s
3art Of relormer among psop'e. .A o.. secs CO,
all novelty and every thing tors'gn' , ,s her
him his Bic. A courier who arFl' tso,,,
OF the 9Th from Constant!ncPiS' ''a' -
con the 9th Novem5er, all 'hi 11 ons \ J
eiInen,s) Of the Janissarles,. fs Ita environ
those which were encamPed N ~, :, nm th
of ConstantinoP'e, rose and zen g, a5 VIII
S4imens and partizans OF the y CONSTANT
They fought in all the streel' % lime, mad
nozzle. 'I't;,e Sei.nsns for a long :. 'h lenrth
= y;oorous resistance bat were at IE"a ss,ri:
verpowered. The next dav the JAM oo,'' II
sealed the high walls Of the 9eF ~ who V:
Grand Vizir caused MustaPna VI n orIs
eordned in it, to be strangled; anu NJ h is en
not to fall alive into the ha ';th evunpovds
mics, he blew himself up with ban nrrovisic
Of which he a!w;,ys kept iars' r
in his palace. r;er set ofho
aThe 18Th, when the courier -
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the kingdom; and a lone az,
fate of you property and va,ts 1t
in less tan month y5., tys
vered up toail the anguish s $ 10
siop. pcpgA
The defat ofyour armies h,
lar Of SOM marches Only. u 'eeaa
into Madrl1. The rights q a sa
thorlze meto give terriibl. VA saN
% wash in Jour blood the or, sAaags
me ard ray nation. rhaye ovid
forgiveness. IVY issS
Those mn cnly that are ;p,.,.
our evils slall be punished, ''lnasd
chase from lie peninsula a.. Va
who have fren sent to SPAN. - .a2
all, but 70 nfGs''ce YOU with sf., 10
dsnee and z naia'sad you. hay s% $,
in ny proclamation Of the ID H., %
would be yoFr regenerator. ''TG
10 The rights tat have 6eep ,.,.,
by the princes Of the last dyasslr eq'a
added to rn5 The right Of conn9 's'', 4
thing vii dange my disposiri a,@ !,
approve Of what have been yonr :. y
efforts. 7'HVN
I Nou!d tel you that your eren;.,
rot consulted your Interest th,vb, !.
simulated 70 yen the true STAT. ff;,,,
epaltiards, yprr destiny is N yon, = !.
s15nl's. Throw away tie roiso1 A.,
hngjish have scattered AMONGST wv n''
Your king maybe certain ofyopr h.,
coradcnce, and YOU shall he or,s..
happier thar you ever have Been
tllcse who oppose your rrosperity and,
gr7ntleur, ! have DESTROYED, & have +
en- tie shGckles which weighed lor,
people. ] have given YOU a li1srlcr
futioa, in tie room Of an absolute h.
eI.y. give you one temgerac and
be 70 your haoils. Il depynds CT ,s
say whether dat constitution adall 5.
lev.
jyut if all nay efforts are itf.oal.
If ! ind YOU unworthy q ~ soGGd..
VII treat YOU only as prar.aces coaqo
ard place n1y brothcr OF anatay'l5a.
vii pm ire crown q Si,aia Gil ny
head, ~t:ioe respected cg BY lie 3
for God has gwen me- tie power aa
disposition necessary 70 suHaon;all
cies.
Ii our Imperial Camp at Madri,
Dcct mbtr, 1903.
NAPOLE0
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We have copied the following articles Of de
capitulation Of Cayenne, from the Bar
BADGES Mercury, received by the brig
l1ary-Ann, Spcck, from St. 4ucea.
IN. 4. Here. 44Gr.
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12th January, 1909.
VICTOR HUGHES,
(s;gned) JAMES LUCAS -yEO.
MANUEL. MARQUES.

A passenger in the Batavian from Rochelle,
has favored the editor Of the Mercantile
Advertiser, New 1ork, with translation
of the following proclamation Of the en-
peror Bonaparte, issued at Madrid on the
9TH of Dec.
Spaniards,
You have been blinded by perhd'ous men.
They have seduced you to take UP arms, and
drawn YOU into foolish and senseless war
fare. Is there one among yon, who OH re-
fleeing for moment upon what has passed
viii not soon be convinced that YOU have
been the tools of the eternal enemies Q. the
continent, and who rejoice to see aud shed
the blood of the Spanish and the blood OF
the Frenchs What viii be the result of
protraeted campaign? An unfinished war in
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FOREIGN.

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
Mr.. Jackfon to Mr.. Smith.
WASHINGTON, OCT. II, Il

wAsHINGTON, OCT. u, 1868.
SIR-I have had the henor of receiving
your official leiterlofth e 9th init towards the
clolc of which you inform me, that it had
been thought expedient to put an end to all
verbal communication between yourfelf and
me, in difcuiling the important objecs of my
MILTON on6dering that a very few days
have elapfed iince delivered to The Prefdent
a credential letter from the King my Matter,
and thar nothing has been alleged to have oc-
cured, to deprive me of the facility OF accefs,
and of the credit to which, according to i'm
memorial uiage, am by that letter entitled, |
believe there does not exit in the annals of
diplomacy precedent for iuch de- rrmina-
ton between two Minlters, who have met for
the avowed purpoie of terminating amicably
the exiting differences between their refpec.
tive countries But, after mature reflection, !
am induced TO acquietce in it by the recoIlec-
tim of the time that NUT neeeilsriiy elaple
before can receive his Majeiiys commands
upon 70 unexpected an occasence, and OF The
de; riment that would enioe to the public Ter.
vice, If any miuiltcrial functions. we're in he
interval, to be altogether luipended. | fhalI
therefore content myieIf with entering my
protect sganii proceeding which | can con.
hdef III no otnef Heh', siidh ~ 'ioi<ion, IN
my perien, of the moft eiienta rights of a
pubic ninilter when adopted, as in the preient
cafe, withou, any alledeed milconduet on hi.
part. AS matter of opinion, cannot, own.
ailent TO the preference which you give TO
written over verbal inyerconrle for the pur
pole of mutual explanation and accommoda
ton. have thought it due 70 the public
! character with which ! have the honor TO be
inyeed, and to the confidence which his Ma
jeay has mon gracioaay been pIeaied TO re.
pole in ms, to fate to yea sarsisrvsdiy my
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
@arrle0,

IN Minot, Mr.. Joel HaskeIl, OF New
Gloucester, aged 70, to Miss phcbe Brown,
aged 81, az, ,,,,.,
In Saco, By the Rev. Eiihu Whitcomb,
Mr. George Seaman, merchant, To MISS
Elizabeth Atkinson, both OF Saco Mr..
Humphrey Over, Of PhiiipsourGb, 70 Miss
Hannph Hopkinson Of Sseo
~ Falmouth, by the Rev. C. Bradley,
Mr.. snnue. Stevens, 10 Miss Mary Herrlek
Mr.. Henry Wilson, 10 Miss Mary Bailey
IL. William Elder, to Miss Peggy Ches-
,,-Me. John Becky, to Miss Margaret
I, dis town, Capt. Paul + Merrill. OF
ra!s,oalh 10 Mas Hlllds.l /. e'oldoo,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
Hat? OiuiMons.

Gen. Wade Hampton--not dead.
A letter has been receives in this CT
", from Gen. Hampton himself, dated
Columbia, IS. Co. Nov. 5, stating that
he intended to set OF for Natchez on
the 5th Nov. and intended remaining
few days at South West Point ON his
route .--Fr. Journal.