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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
Morocco Shoe Mandatory,
Head II fIfbJqreet'

G Ri WYMAN return tfapks ~ their
os Friends and Cuitouers for. paa fasors,
and iolicit a COM ~uance of their parrousye.
They likewife inform them that they have re.
ceived an aaor,ment of read Af<,4toCG0
LEATHER of different colors whichtLey will
rsarnlaelure into SnOFS, TIES or SHIPPERS,
a, Jew hours noiice. and difpoie of ch,epes
than can be purchaied of the quality eifewhere
hlo-Gentlemers klcRoCCO and LEATi.
Elk PUMPS, made at the iLorteit notice, aud
very low. :.
RI Traders in any par, OF ire Diflrict &c
Maine, are reieeettully informed chat they can
be iupp'ied at the above Mandatory with
any quantity or quality from one to one hut
drsd pairs, from reiu,e TO iird chop, a. iucl,
prices as caunot fxi 10 give general istniac.
ton to the parehsFcr. Morocco LEATHER,
and Mems, Worleu's and Miles' Las iStept
confiaa,yf for faIe. The irnsleh favour thank
FUZZY acknowledged
NOTICE.
s.& wYMAN requea all perfons who
are Indebted to them 10 and iestie Ihe'n e
counls, il obey do ans make pa, nenr pacle-
ularl, ,hoie wh,fe debts were contracted in
tie years of ls,'5--6 and 7 A ipeeay com
nlance With the above Ieqneh viii ptsvsat
unneceilsy coh
Ps.ftsaI may s2 ieC9 4~s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

the returns received from diifeftn
districts of the State Of New York, war,
rant the most sanguine expectation
ola glorious result--yyese-Jsrsey is al
ready hailed legitimate sister of the
Eastern family her next election: ssN
prove thar h.. eastern friends bavefkst
called her BIZ wrong name.
Nor is it the East and North of the
United States that feel alone the genial
etfects OF the new-fisen son of FEEDER
slism"--the South AMI West too begin
10 give testimony to its benign and sal
wary influence Mary land, one of the
Carolinas, and Ohio, give substantial
proofs by their late elections, that they
prefer returning 10 hxed systems, ra :
Their than hazard their interests lon ger
on uncertain p ilnsopbick experiments
And pirSisit-yes-- VIRGINIA,
too, Mr.. JeETersoa's own state1 has, in
her recent election for Congressman,
by returning five more Federalists than
f)rmerly, added another testimony to
the fact, hat change of men is ALSO
!4sefy necessary 10 insure change OF
measures, so INDISPENSABLE 10 the welfare
ofthis great and growing Republick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
@arrle0,

In Dighton, Oakes Angler, Esq. aitorney
at law, of Belfast, to Miss Francis hatha-
away of Dighton.
Il strange marriage indeed I'm Birming-
ham, England, Mr.. Eleazer White, aged
81, to Miss Lucinda Beckford, aged IL.
What is very remarkable, the usual induce
ment cash, on the aged side, did not operate
loved him for himself alone /; and she es-
teemed him because he was venerable in
years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
AT REDUCED PRICES /!
N. P. POOR,

Sov7H END OF FIsH S7R4E1,
LAS Jun received freih afortment Of
II ENGLISH GOODS,
Which, with his former ftoek. he is de,ermin-
ed to fell off at very cheap rate for CAsn only.
New Calicoes & Cinghams-s great Ss'ie,y
Twilld Cambrics, 70, mosfhs
Black and white Cmbrics
Fancy Mullins
Warrington Stripes and Grandurells
Fashionable fummer vefting
Nankeens-B andannas
Cotton Checks Shifting Cottons
Furnitures-Dimoties
Shawls-Handkerchief INSTRUMENTATION
Pins,-Toweliag. &c. &c. &c.
~ Red and black MOROCCO SHOES,
svifb ties for so.
- perkfhire and Penobfeot Bills taken at
par. May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
FOR SHE.

FIFTY acres of excellent Land, Giuated in
! the fouthernrnofl part of Cape Elizabeth
the fe rtility Of which is equal if not fuperior
to any in the Diftrict Of Maine. Said Land 10
plealantly tituafed for mechanic or trader, in
= handfome village, on the fea :hore and n
4 highly cultivated Rate. Terms very Iiber-
al, and paymen, made eafy for the purehafers
For further particulars, apply 10
MARY Mcci,ATE,
living on the prenifes.
Cps El..ssels, Nay 2s, 1909,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
BATH REPRESENTATIVES,.

B1IH REPRESE.N7.f7
The following communication, from our cor
respondent at Bafh. was received imme-
diateiy after the election of representa-
tives in that place but democratic dis
organization * intrigue, having become
SO general, as TO render their transactions
at Bath, III no wise uncommon, its publ
cation, at that time, was deemed unne-
cessary. writer in the last Argus, how
ever, over the signature of /" Bath," hay-
ing basely misrepresen,ed facts, relative
to that meeting, we are now constrained
to give it publicity.
f" DEAR SIR,
"OUR election for representatives
Is at last over. We have fought hard,
and obtained the victory. For notwith-
standing our majority, we have to con-
test every point. Mr.. King, the great
leader OF democracy, was determined,
at this time, TO bear down every thing
before him. They had made such use
OF the late good news, TO deceive the
people, that we really feared they would
succeed. They exerted themselves TO
set ont every person on their side, who
had right 10 vote, and many who had
no right. Mr.. King sent his Coach, for
two old blind men, who had 10 right,
and were not even allowed to vote after
they had got 10 the meeting. After the
meeting was opened, Mr.. King made a
long harangue denied the right We
had TO send three representatives, on
the authority Of the last strange re-
solve, which the House passed respec-
ting that subject. He contended that
it was inexpedient the late glorious
news wouldput an end TO all opposition
---',ie spoke great deal in favor of the
administration and the embargo policy.
lie sympathized with the unfortunate
sufferers who had.h out under tkeil
caamities, but assured them the high,
est honois Of their country awaited
them, the second class If people fol
So he called them, whose sulIierings had
been so great that they were obliged to
abandon their former principles. He
compared, to brave army, those who
Notwithstanding they had fought hard
were obliged to capitulate to superior
force. They also were meriiorious
Bat for the third class, who always per.
sisted against the late measures, * op.
posed the embargo from first To last
for them, even charity had nothing
in store ;" they Nould receive, * meri
ted, the contempt of the world. Al
Europe, he said, would behold with as
constituent, that we, by our embargo
could obtain terms from Great Britain
such as they could not, with all thcil
powerful and numerous armies ant
he spoke a great deal of his willingness
TO sacrifice his property, and ever
Is take his blanket and lie in the field,
to maintain that liberty and indepen
dcnce for which our fathers fought S
lbled. His speech was calculated to de
ceive the people. But he was answer
ed in a very able and spirited manner
by Mr.. Colin, who silenGcd and ru, tc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
- 00f1fe11t7oo -

We congratulate our federal friends,
on the happy issue of their endeaYours
to regain those rights and privileges,
on which depend our principal means
i OF subsistence. The mind of des-
ultory man, fond of change" by mista-
king visionary phantoms for real good,
is put to the wreck to devise new ex-
periments. Hence the citizens of this
country, dissatisfied with the unparal.
leled prosperity which they enjoyed
under the mild auspices of Washing
ION and Adams, and facinated with the
professions and philosophy of dema-
gogues, renowned the policy s, the
authors of their happiness, and Joined
themselves to democracy. But, thanks
be 10 heaven, the spell is broken. The
destructive policy pursued by the late
administration, has taught lesson that
viii long be remembered. To the wa
vering imbecillies, which for eight
years have paralized our councils and
the nation, there is reason
to hope, will succeed some degree of
energy and plain dealing. Should our
hopes be realized and the lacerated
wounds of party healed, the country
will hail with lively satisfaction those
patriots in the cause of their country,
by whose means it is effected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
Henry Smith & Co.

No. 4, M.Ey'i Rasp.,
Lave Jun received, Broad Cloths, Cali
II meres. Calicoes, Gingbams, Mulias,
Cauibrics, Bombaze,,s, &c, &c &c. which
they will fell at very reduced prices.
dtso--fp Eah ar o5srx,
One hundred and eighty thouland BOARDS,
and d. dozen WArEss' SCYTH
May 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
T1venfy Dollars REGARD.

ON the night Of the 9th inn. the dwelling
" hou.e of lhc fubfcrieer was broken and
entered, and the def of the fubfcriber robbed
of upwards of 100 dollars iii Bant Bill, of va
rious Banks. Whoever 1hall detect the fsios.
or jsias,, 20 that he or they may be brought
TO iuitice, ihalI receive the above reward.
CYRUS HAMLIN.
Ps,n, (0xfs,d ca May 90, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

A Lot of LAND. with two Dwelling houf.
"A es, tout houfes &c } P'eafsn,'y hiuatsd on
Maine.fire Said fiouiss are we'll in'ihec,
and will be fold together or iepara;e, at We
ny low price. Apply 10
NOAH HA2IlSC,.
NJ, %, 1900
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
NEW GOUDS.
Jofeph Crofs, Jun.

Ioieph CrOiS. Jun.
LAS Jun received from BsHen, in addition
i / to his former Stock, freih fupply of
European g India Goods +;
among which, are black, blue, green and red
fuper6ne and low priced Broadcloths--bDaek,
blue, drab and white Canmeres-blaok and
olive velvets-biack & blue Ta5by velvets-
Cotton CafIimeres- Arlington strpes--Eng-
lii, Nankeens--50 pieces blue India do--Mar-
feilles vefting-Sauin d,--Silk and Cotton
Fancy do-Dimotes--Furn -fuperfine
common Cal,coes--India do-pink, buff and
dark hair cord and Madifon ftripcd Cling
hams-pink and buff Mullins fhecr and fam
cy do---feeded Cambrics---Fancy Muffin
Shawls--6-4 Cambria do-white and eolored
Cambrics-crimfon and twiIed do Cap Pat
teins-Glk and cotton Chambrays-Bandan-
na, Sifterfoci, Superromal and Chineie Hand
kerchiefs--white, red and copperplate pocket
do-blue Gillas-.RL Tia Sheeting---Raveps
Duck Bed Ticking-Engli1l and Ruiiis Di-
apers-Table Linens--white, brown s<>chcck
Linens-india Cottons- Fngliih Shifting Cot
tons - EngIifh and India Cotton Chscks--Rui-
fels-C alimancoes--D ursnts--Duroys--Gen Gen.
clemens and Ladies cotton aad fix Hoie-
Ladies long fix Gloves Centlemen's fix and
beaver Gloves--cotton Sewings--white and
colored NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
velvet Bindings-C Balloons Ha, I.inings- Oil
Cloths--cottou and wool Cards--Herfing
Nets, and other articles too numerous to par
,icularize sst,
ALso-An afortment Of
Vet India Gods and Groceries,
Among which are-4,h proof Cogniac
Brandy-Cin--St. Croix Rum-belt ret. ling
Molades-loaf and lump sugars-whi,e and
brown Havana do-Cofise-C hocolate-Cot-
ton Wool--Bohea, souchone, Hyfon and lily.
ion fkin Teas, of the frft Qualities Pepper
Pimento--Indigo-Engiifl, and American
NaiIs-Englifh Iron Pots.---AHc-a quanti
ty of BEEF h PORK few barrels iuper-
fine FLOUR few cafl<s RICE, Be. Sc.
Which he offers TO his Cuflorters on very rea-
fonable terms, as ufual, for CAN OF Country
Produce.
No S, Unian-pere, M;tasya. Get, Nay 20.
THE Members Of The Maine Nazs~s1y So
siefy, are hereby notified that ,heir nett
annual meeting will be holden at the Dwell
ing Houfe of the Hon. Ammi r. Mitchell,
Flo. in Nor,hyarmou'h, On IYsa"edsy the 5th
day of July nert, at nine o'clock a. M
r, Cfi.Llf, Secretary.
Hails4ssH, Nay is, 1909 (29J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

a handfon1e manner. Payment will be receiv-
ed in materials for building, and in Joiner's
and Mafon's work, or in Englfi and w. India
Goods. Fer further particulars inquire Of
ABNER BACLEY.
Ps,tlssd, Nay 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
Eats pp Hufiisn

TOJfORP0H-, n, II e'clsck. f. y.
at L. Greely q Co.'S Office,
so Bag. COFFEE
Hhas. RUM
ALSO
1T I2 o'ela.i nom, o. Portland r'cr,
A par, of a gang Of RIGGING, fuuahls
for Brig OF about $50 tons.-lerms at the
Tale. Mo, ~ =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

edby line Of battle slip IN Trench !,
the people on board of which appeared
to be in great confusion, and desired
him TO heave too but that he Seeing
the man of war could not readily take
in sail, pursued his course and the
next morning saw two sail of the line
steering for the Gut of Gibraltar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

a London paper OF March rs, states
-hat an American capt. by the name OF
Mason, gave information of {. ST. Vim.
ceyt, to Ad. Duckworth's squadron, OF
ms having been, the night bs fore, hall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
For SIZE,

A DWELLING HOUSE,
pleaiantly fi,uated in Back,
hreet, together with the 10.
on which it flands. The
Houfe is three Tories high,
and is principally 6n;fhed in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

Ertract Of letter from a Very inte'f-
gent and reatec.abke gentleman IN Ca
diz, 10 his friend in !Obiladelt.hia ia
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
To be Rented.

And possession given On the 25,h of March
next, g4
a LARGE ard very convenient brick
!! y Dwelling House, with piazza aud
Kitchen adjoining) situate in the village of
Chtis'lana- Bridge, in New, Castle county,
and state of Delaware: together with a
large playhouse, carriage-house, and good
staaling Tor horses and cattle. The dwell
ing-house is a. feet front, 20 deep finish
ed in the best manner, and in complete re.
pair.
Also--aloout ten acres Of LAND, in
very high state of cultivation, adjoining the
above described premises; which will be
rentet. with, or separate from the same, as
may be agreeable 70 the person ren;ing.-
For further description of the property,
and terms, apply 10 Mr.. Daniel Smith the
tenant In possession, or to the subscriber in
New. Castle.
JAMES COPPER.
New Castle, Dec. 80, 1909. If
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
ADartne ItET.
PORT OF WILMINGTON.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Polly. Bragger from Cuba.-Cocoa, castor
oil and dye woods. +F t3'.t t
Caroline. 'of Vienna, VIM. Markey, from
I.isbon.-Salt, fruit &c.-Consigned to
the owner on board.
X This vessel parted her best bower anchor
on the 10Th inst near The Brown in Della
ware bay, and grounded near Lewis Town
creek, about miles from the Light House.
Saved all her cargo, under the inspection OF
the revenue officer at Lewis Town, with
little or no damage, or cost, except lighting
the vessel.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
NOTICE.

ALL those persons who arc friendly to re-
nova. ofthe seat of justice OF New Castle cour-
~, from lis present to more central situation
and more particularly those who have petitions
for said removal, in their possession, with sigma
lures thcreto--are hereby requested to attend
with such petirions) a meeting to be held at the
house Of Charles Alien, in the village of Chris.
tiana Bridge, on Thursday the ssih inst. to con-
cert measures for carrying the same into effect,
aud to transact other business Of the utmost i'm
portance.
Dec 80. st
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

few words. Iresta.ed v'sai had thrown
cut upon the matter of it in an Informal
conversation in January, aud expressed my
regret that It should have been 'nlsaPpre-
hended. Mr.. Canning Immediately said
that he was himself of opinion that the idea
upon which that condition turns could not
we'll find its way into stipulation that he
had nevertheless, believed it proper to pro-
pose the condition to the United States !;
that he should have been satis6ed with the
reiectisn of it; and that the consequence
would have been that they should have in
tercepted the commerce to which It refer
red, if any such commerce should be at.
tempted.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
Tuc Ga3ette.
Wilmington, December %, 1909.

MARR1ED-On Saturday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Pryce, Mr.. William Hickman, of Smyrna,
dell to Miss Elizabeth Carsmell, of Brandywine-
Hundred. U,
-, on Thursday evening, by the same, Mr.. John
Day and Miss Sarah Cling, both of Chrstiana. Ii un-
dred. ,
-, on the same evening by the same, Mr.. Jo-
seph Robinson and Miss Amelia Carter bolh Of Bran
DIVINE f5
The following very singular pe'iticn, with
about eighty signatures from different parts OF
his state, we und r,tand says the Savannah
Republican, has made its appearance in the
senate, where it received a first reading, and
was ordered to lie on the table.
g. 70 the honorable the president of the S.
ma G and speaker Of the house ofreprcsen,atives
and the members thereof, ofthe state Of Geor-
gia, in gcneial assembly met, greeting = -
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
House Of Representatives.
Wcdacsday, Dec. Is,

Wcdaesday, Dec. 10.
report was received from the secretary Of
rhe treasury, enclosing, in pursuance of I,
standing resolution o! the house, statement
OF the drawbacks payable on articles exported
from the United States in the years sos, 1907
and 1908, compared with the amount of duties
collected on the same respectively. From this
statement lhe following abstract is made:
D3f'es reed. Drcwbachs isaya6le.
Years 1906 26l97,G q.i4Sa75
iso7 2d,7o9,sss lo.o67,l9l
so i'l3S,6l7 e49,S96
ora red 10 lie on the table.
ne. Van Horn called for The consideration
Gi TIE r>'ou'ion4 laid on the ,arls by him few
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
A Grand Communication

.NF the Grand Lodge of Delaware will
~ be held at the town Of Dover, ia the
connty of Kent, on MONDAY the 18th day
of January next, at ten O'Clock in The morn
ing, at which time and place the Masters,
Wardens and Past-Mas,ers OF the several
Lodges in the state of Delaware are re-
quested to attend.
Published by order of Jesse Green, Esq.
Right Worshipful Grand Master.
EDW. ROCHE, G. SEC.
Wilmington, Dec. rs, 1909. TN
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
For Sale,
N Lot o1f Ground,

G1IUATE at.the corner of Walnut ard
~ Second streets, ip the borough of Wi.
mlng'on, containing 81 pershes and half;
on which there is commodous ,wo.storyl
dwelling House, with Kitchen, Stable,
Coach house, Wash-house, Smoke house,
Garden, and pump Of good water in the
yard. The terms may be known, Upon ap-g
plcatIon to Mr.. Michael Dawson 10 wiz
mIngton, or to the subscribers in Philaslel.
pha.
@t THOMAS MONTG OMERY. y
GEORGE LATIMER.
2 December esd, 1909. If
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
For Sae,

THE cargo of the schooner Caroline,
Captain Markley, from Lisbon con-.
tanning t
80 Moys of Salt, Of the first quality.
5000 lbs. Cork Wood.
600 Groce Corks.
8 Jars Grapes.
Al Boxes Bloom Raisins.
80 Frails Figs.
A Quantity Of Fancy Work Baskets.
Apply to
John I9edrick,
Custom- Hua,e WAasf.
Wilmington, Dec. %. 1T
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
To Sportsnen.
Dec. 80.

ST7ILL be let out forhun,ing, on Christ
wv mas Day the s5.h inst. at o O'Clock
in the morning, at the Indian Queen, corn
er of Market and Queen streets,
A Wild Deer,
Where persons DESTROYS of partaking of the
pleasures of the chase are requested to at.
tend. .
Wilmington, Dec.6, 1909. st
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
Conqredional Regttter.
In Senate.

Mr.. Pope presented a petition from the IN.
habitants OF the Mississippi territory east OF
Pearl river. praying for division OF the term-
tory. Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Meigs gave notice that tomorrow ne
should ask leave to bring in bill to authorize
the surveying and making Of certain roads in
the state of Ohio, as contemplated in the treaty
Of Brownstown, in the Michigan territory
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
Notice

Us hereby given, that the subscriber intends
Il to apply to the Leg Stature of the State of
Delaware, a, its next Session, for a law en-
powering certain persons, therein to be named,
to improve and straighten Mu:derbill Creek,
in Kent county.
Walter douglass,
Airsintox MIS-, Nes. 4, 1909. #
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
BREWING.


TIME uNscriher having commenced Brewing
L for the season, 5egs leave to u.iolm his
Town and Country Customers that he has
STRONG g. TABLE DEER of an excellent
quality constantly on lane, which he will dis
pose Of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended to. M
g.3 Joseph, 3. Shipley,
NHnahg.on, Nou. J. 1909. 3s 4
Sem Twine and White Rope Ma
5r nuiactcry.
DLOUCH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
II Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Irvine, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
!, Dec. 6, 1909. 6m
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
7kuysday, Dec. IA.

Mr.. Leb submitted the following motion for
consideration
Resolved, That the president OF the United
States be requested to cause to be laid before the
senate copy Of the correspondenee between
him ard the governor of Pennsy ;'ana in the
ease of Gideon Olmsted
The bill to prevent the abuse of the privileges
and immunites enjcrcd by foreign ministers
within the United States was, on motion OF MI
Giles, recommtted to select committee.
The bill to extend the time for issuing and To-
eating military warrants, was read third time
and passed.
Agreeably to notice given. Mr.. Meigs asked
and obtained leave to bring in the aboVc.men-
toncl bill, which was read, and passed to Sc
cond reading.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

-
49,. 'ne i',u'en 81 yopg lci''oners, hrnlbly
3p1' -, oo''y 70 sake under your
~, '1'on' orr present jud'c'ary sys-
go '1'e % ia"s' 'nu make snch
'',u A'.c'auons ''cfsn' as, IN your
~, J@us "sn'' youlnay "ee'n most con-
~ III, ~. ~ PeAes' ssc"'''S ana happiness OF
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~ - '0's'.y 'e,"erH1e ne most useless 1esfs
ls" 49, ".ss,"',o fNe Aa'saH soeAty, 20 7on the
hssn s,r, ~ ''o' o'', 's'', ou' SONS nave
the exnencc cf ntb.. oW.-e Is.s!es !!
al IT, ~ ~. so o'iAe"s ., th's Sta.e
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ths ,,,,rs';, ~ I, w '""Jeis Us a.iequatc 70
s. W. y. Tomo,' ,@po: as ,'e res' OF mankind.
can he dsv;.sI ,., ,.an " nal.,sn;p. ~ paa
state can soy WY s'oo e'.~..So VI .''s
dues and aer,a,Is ..,;,.y. Io"s q: VIC" JuN
comn4l r ,, ~ s w,shou. 1e'ns IN manner
mrr coIy I..sss v"' ' 1W .ne msna' y .e1en-
honoroh,. h,,a,. - 'ns'e'",s p'"y you'
tuition va" ,;., u 'on'p'uo,- WY" ~. echS'i-
would .y,r,o,.s 49, ,''In sue" a.e's,'""s ~
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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

The vice president attended and took the chair
Of the senate.
message was received from the presA lcnt
of the United States enclosing the CO res
pondence between him and the governor of
Pennsylvania relative to the case of Gideon
Olmstead, which was read and ordered to be
printed.
The bill to prevent the abuse of the privile-
ges and immunities enjoyed by foreign minis
ters within the United States was read and or.
dered to be engrosscd for third reading.