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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Sheriff. cak,.

7aisn BY E~ecn,ios and TO ts sOH IL PsLie Vsnd4e,
10 ibe bigG1a biiies, on NfOND5I The anit d,y
Of jay nesf, al o'ssset p. M sii5e Dvysi;sg-
He,E Of Barnabss Sf,osf, IN Dpibs~,
A Ii. the Right to the Equity of Rsdemp-
ton which jeremiah Staples, of Durham,
has to the horthweitsrly half part of ,he hun
dfed acre lot h,ua.ed III Dnrham-beipg LOT
numbered thirty three, containing fifty acres
more or lef., aud being the tame land whereon
the laid Staples now hives, II not redeemed
before that time.
JOSIAH REID, D. ste,iE
D96am, .7ass :, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

For Sales.--future in Scaybsrosgb.
a FARM, containing 100 acres Of good
Land. Dwelling Houle, and two Barns
on the fame, near the new Meeting Ho.!e.
formerly owned by Samuel Stewart, all under
cultivation, with. 200 young APpletrecs hlt
beginning to bare, and zn,oid Orchard that
furniihes yearly so bbls Cider. Alio, one
mile from iaid Farm, Wood Lot, containing
90 acres. Payment made eaiy. For p.nic.
ulars enquire Of
HOLLlBuT HERRICk.
Portland, June 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

THE following Nota Bene fhculd have been
attached to DR.. Ramfays advertisement,
contained in the fourth page Of this day.
Gazette
N. B. The DETECTION and comparative An
atomy of the brute ipeciss will be eIten6vely
adopted in the Doctors School, in Fryeburg.
as an important io9ree of improvement 10
the Pupil, at all times within his power, and
by which tho itfueture of the human ~ Rem,
in many iiefu particulars is clearly iiIdarAed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

oRDyN4TyoN]-on Wednesday 7th
inst was ordained, as Colleague Pastor of
the first congregaronalChurcl in this town,
the Rev. Ichabod Nichols. The first pray
er was by the Rev. DR.. Kirkland, of Bos-
ton /; the Sermon by the Rev DIR. Bernard
OF Salem, from Cal i. 1. The ordaining
prayer by the Rev Mr.. Lancaster Of Scar.
borough the Charge by the Rev. DIR.
peane Of Portland the Right Hand of
Fellowship by the Rev, Mr.. Buck Minister Of
Boston and the concluding Prayer BY the
Rev Mr.. Abbot Of Beverly.
The solemn attention of numerous au-
dieuce was remarkable who were enter.
tanned with all the parts. Musical ears
were highly gratified with most excellent
singing particularly by the appropriate an
theus, with which the services were pre-
ceded and closed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
I'm 0!d bhck Porkef. B0ok

WAS lon on Friday Ian. between Brin,-
halls hill, in this town, and the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley's, IN Falmouth, containing thr-
teen dollars in Bank bills, bur no paper.
Whoever has found and will leave the fame
At the Gazette Office; iliall be well rewarded,
and receive the grateful acknowledgement OF
the iofer. sOHN SMALL.
Pe,fIssd, Trss IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Thomas Paine's Petition.

Mr., Lyon has again brought forward
the petition of Thomas Paine. This
seems to settle the long agitated ques-
ton whether that famous man be in
fact dead or alive. MIR. Lyon has late
ly been at New-York, and must have
ascertained that there are some sparks
of the fire of life yet remaining in the
mortal frame of the said Paine. --F.yI.
In the Centinel of 9TH inst. Mr.. Whit
man, the Congressional Representative
from this district, is reported among the
nays OF the 29th ult ON the question OF ia.
king into consideration Mr.. Randolph's re-
solution approbatory Of Mr.. Madison's con.
duct. The fact is, MIR. Whitman did not
start for Washington until the 28th ult. be.
ing detained in town by the sitting Of the
Supreme Court Er,ene.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Ioieph Shelton.

MOULD inform his friends and the pub
W lie that he has purchafed Jane, B.
7sete,', Stock in Trade, confiiiing principally
in GROCERIES. BuGneis in future will be
carried on by faid snslros, at the Brick
Store AZ the head of Union Wharf, where he
offers tor fale, a. cheap as can be purchafed
in this town, general afortment Of Oroce-
rIes- Also
90 Barrels MESS PORK,
700. lbs. FLAX,
800 Bufhels Yellow CORN.
Ps,fians, Jsas 5, 1909. Q2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
pleO,

At Otisfeid, on the 25lh nit after a long
and distressing illness, which he bore with
becoming patience and resignation. Mr. M
cHoL6s CANNON, aged 80. BY this gries-
Gus dispensa,ion OF divine providence, SO
ciety is deprived of All useful member. He
has left AN aiieclionate wife, and numerous
relatives, to lament his untimely exit.
E@ig, NOT sudden soon, nos SW.misilg
--Dcatt las oisa PAID"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
FOR Sale.

IN Cape Elizabeth, about miles from Port
land, the valuable and fertile FARM of
the fu5fcriber, with the buildings, coniiinrg
of Dwelling Houle, Barn. and Grin mill,
ftuated thereon. SAID Farm coniiiis OF 90
acres of excellent Land, under good improve.
ment Terms of payment made eaiy. for
further particulars, Apply to -
JOSHUA ROBINSON
Cabs- EGxabef5, Ysne IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
STOP THIEF !

CToLfN from The fable of Capt. Prince. in
- Falmouth, on the fight Of the 9TH ina
dark cheinut coIoured HORSE, With lscond
handed Saddle and Bride, with . yellow front
piece. The Horie had white Oar in his
forehead, is about 10 years old, very dull.
thick iets and Mort legged, ,rots aud PAGES
A Reward Of zsDe~.y DsAa,., will be given
for the Thief and tIorie, or Ten for either, by
SIMEON PRINCE.
~, Rod, s,o.fS 1...1a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
The L.af Grafton,

Mr.. oGIIvIE 'propofes to deliver, previ-
IVA Gus to his departure from Portland, will
be pronounced on TUESDAY next, at .
O'Clock, in Mss5snie Hall
p S.--Tickets of admiihon, so cents each,
may be had at Mr.. FATrEas Book Store.
NJ b Should the weather be mutually
unfavourabIe, the Grafton will be ponponed.
Juas IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

The saneAf Saisdfs-Don Slas0f.s an The
here n CARERS iIsmtaia-The former would
have gained glorious victory over the
wind.mills, had he been assisted by the
gun-boats Of the latter.
Our sister Nelu. Hampshire--We would re-
member with pleasure, her conversion from
democracy.
Ihe Erabargo-It has saved to our coun-
try, (says democratic orator. 10000, 900
of property, and 50,0o0,00 of seamen-
May the former never be employed to build
Gup.boa,s, nor the latter to man them.
In the evening the Observatory was elc-
gantly illgninaied, and the scene was clo-
sed by the discharge of cannon and bril-
liant display OF fire-nork the whole ter
minated without any accident to mar the
enjoyments of a day, which will be ever
held IN remembrance by the friends of com.
merce.
The day was noticed also by the demo-
Gratis in this town--sho were on the occa-
sion honored with spirited Grafton by d. ".
Lincoln Esq. County Attorney, Orator, toast
maker, sc. sc. for Cumberland district.
The crowd of other matter which occupies
the columns of the Gazette, deprives us of
the pleasure of pointing out its many excel
lencies Ut this time. Some opinion, how
ever, may be formed of its accuracy from
the following observation HE is said to
have remarked, that +" the embargo had sa-
we'd 10, 00o, 900 Of property, and $4,000, 600
of American seamen |, !"-What fine
thing lis TO have farming.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
6a,sttf Sbip Gfips.
'7Hi.ysaaf, gu.

1hgsadf, .faae D.
Arrived brig Endeayor, Capt. s.ackpole,
IL days from Jerernie.
Yesse.s ieit, AT St. 3arts, 18th nlt. brig
Diamond, of Portland, for kew-O leans.
The Franklin, rallman, of Bath, sailed the
l9lh, for Norfolk AT London, Aprii Is,
ship Native. Hill, of Portland, for Philad.
AT Havana, May 10, brig Retrieve, Cor
dan, VI Portland, iJl New YORK, in days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
FRESH GOODS.
William Smith,
LAS JUN received a freh iupp'y of

LAS Jun received a frelh iupp'y Of
L WeR- India Gods q Grsoeries,
which he now offers ON very liberal terms,
among which are-Rum, Cogniac x spanifh
Brandy; Gin; Cherry; Molafles Loaf,
white and brown Havana Sugars; Coffee /;
Chocolate Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyion
Skin, souchong and Bohea Teas, fra quality /,
Spices, all kind. ); Cotton; Caik Raiiins /;
Rice; Corn; freih fuper6ne Flour; Candles ;
Fifth; Cheefe; Bacon; clear Pork; Powder /;
Shot Red Wood Log Wood Copperas ;
Indigo; Tobacco Snuff together with aa
a1ortment of ENGLISH G00DS-H0L-
Low WARE Il NAILS. June ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
II REQUEST.

THOSE Perfons who have accounts open
with the late firm Of INCRAHhM ~
G00LD, are requened to call and sdjuft the
fame and thofe who are indebted to them on
account, to call and fettle the fame by Note or
Cath Immediately, with
JAMES NJ iNoRAHAM,
ut Biz Cos~sisy' Ros@, o. I.g,sbs~'' Wbs,E
June L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
FROM cp IN

FhSbA 81 AxE
Ban arrival at Nev-York from Cadiz,
bringing intelligence from that place To the
18th Of april. it appears that in conse-
qaence Of adSiccs announcing the approach
OF the French to the vicinity Of Sev,ie, the
Supreme Junta were preparing to ilee to
Gahz-That after the Frelich had reduced
Srssl.-, 1t was expected they would march
against C;a!is That the panic and discord
which 2eryaded The military councils of the
fAtricts, had changed The note of defiance in
she people to that of submission.
Intelligence from the North Of Spain is Of
aiess Responding nature Tho Patriots, af-
ssr resaptaring Yigo, are represented to
have recap,ured TiKa Franco, together
with a regiment ofthe eneny's troops The
Portuguese force in 7falos 4Nontes, is stated
20 be strong, active and successful /; and
Cailisia was again rising.
The American vessels at Aige ziras,
though ordered to be liberated. had been
prevented from sailing by some incidental
circumstances.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Portland Hat Mangfaa0ry.
Johua Shaw,

JOlHud OLdW,
INF oRMS his friends and the public that
= he has effablifhed H1T Id4dNIyFAC70-
RI in this town, on an extenGve fcale. He
has been ut the expence of ajourney to New
york, to procure the beft OF wofkmen, and
has felected fome Of the firli in the United
States. He is confident that the hyperion er-
eellence of his workmen and his materials will
enable him 10 furnifh HArs equal to any of
EngGfh or American Manufacture. Cen.le-
men in town or country can be iuPplied with
zOs,,ssssd Hat, for ,hemfelves or families, ar
reduced prices, for Cath, from two to eight
dollars.
He keeps eonffantly on hand, cafes Of Hats
of all fzes, fuitable for country traders, for
Cath or approved notes.
~ Cath and the higheR prices given for
all kinds of HITTING FURS, at N. /,
MyCy's Ro4s. June I2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

\, naian,1,, My %, slip frctr,ck-
Augusta, Potter, gust arrived + ~ Fort.
land at Orleans, MAJ IL, sup
George, Weeks, of Portland, Tor NJ Tora-
Tie schr. Portrait, OF Georgetown, had
sailed from St. Jago dc Cuba, May ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Nssv Sadie, Harr1l II Trunk 1lfan-
sya3oy.
JAMES KlMBALL.

r ESPECTFuLLY informs his friend. and
: the public thar he has taken 1,op near
" opPofite Maine BAIL, Fifth flreet-where be
manufactures and keeps connan,ly for f.ls,
general afortment ct
saddir5, Ha,nsDF5, Trunks, and NH
fay desosarements,
of the fri. qaaiity--whieh he will difpofe Of
on the moa resionable term, 10. Cath O. il.ort
credit.
" All orders punttaAlly attended to, and
the fmalleit favor gratefully acknowledged.
Portland, yuss ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
Mr.. OGYfYTF

Ur We understand that EpvcAT ron will
be the subject of Mr.. OoILvIE's next Ora
tom and that towards the conclusion, he
will illustrate the radical Importance Of Fs-
mae Education. We understand, toe. that
various poetical ciFusions, didafic, pathetic
and numerous. will be reclled, after the o.
ration is delivered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
FRESH

CUPERFINE Philadelphia FLOUR, direct
~ ly from the Mills, aud warranted Of the
very FRA quality; it having been fceeted for
the particular ufe Of private families.
$50 bbls fri quality SHIP BREAD, for
fale at No. /, TitasmSs WbI,f June IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
DortIano,
LAvESr FROM ENGLAND.
Monday, June y, 1909.

LdTEST FRO.K ENC LdND.
Bya gentleman who caine passenger yes
terday morning, in the Stage from Boston,
~e learn that the Pleyfc, "a public dispatch
,cssel) has arrived at Newyork, from Fal-
mouth, (Eng.) bringing news from that
quarter to the 5th of May. The most I'M.
portant intelligence by her is the DEC.
TAXATION OF WAR BY AUSTRIA
AGAINST FRANCE. The Declaration
states, that Austria expects the assistance
Of a great power, supposed to mean Russia.
The papers contain Reports respecting
new Orders in Council, hlockading Holland
and France -AH,. also, that Bouaparte was
sad to be too sick to Join the army; but
they are gwen merely as Reports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
rN NOTICE !

THE Subfcriber remains at the Store lately
4 improved by lam for an adjuament OF
his Concerns. Thofe perfons indebted, Ia
gainit whom Suits have not already comrnen-
ced) by immediate application, may have the
privilege of paying without additional coif.
JOSEPH. BARBOUR.
pa,fL,sd 5.s. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
COD FISH

Charles & John Fox,
OFFER for faIe, very low, eighteen hogf-
" heads prime GOLDFISH, ready packed.
fuitzble for the Mediterranean or Welt India
Market. If not difpoied Of foon will be
ihipped on part profits Jsns IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
TOILET.

10 LEI,
A Convenient ,hree Rory DWELLING
HOUSE, d,uaied in Back.ltree; In
qui-e OF ]. BRYANT, ys.
9nne L..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12


Iske' BY EsnSsi0a, a, tie prerAiy IF 5.eoJen
MLe''a", and svia Be 29s,si Jfo, Jsis at p.sLe
Assl.on, on THURSD1 az TIE IsB day f 3piy
nsxf, AZ tie ctste = E. Greedy & Co. - F;e-
f,ssf, Portland, at 10 o'.iolt II. M. he J.isas-
isg dessr,6ed p,ofoty. ~E
0NE hundred and twenty-five Shares of
the Capital Stock. sf Portland Bank,
numbered as follows: from No 1851 to ioso
incluiive from No. 2ze to 2Ss, insluiive
and Nos. sos and eos. ALTO, twenty l,are.
of the Capital Stock Of the United Marine &
Fire iniuraooe Company of Portland, viz.
from No. $50 TO 4os Incentive; together with
the dividend due On laid flares December 25d,
1907 and ALTO ali the dividends which ihal
be due At the time of isle. Terms made known
at the time Of fale -"
JONATHAN FUND, BY. SSoE
P@fieaS, Jsne 10Th, 1909,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
< .I..rg I'M III. lJl,
IOHOkRGW. II II [nhck =. -
al L. Greedy & Cos. tgtn
800 VT. Of retailing CotFkA
10 kegs SNUFF
$50 pr Morocco SHOES Tga. l..

Iaten BY Execution oaa qpiR b .1@ei jar y4is at
P4tfis Ye"dIe, OF roe Dsps!iisg Hg4,e On fs
p,smi'ss on SATURDAY., ibe eig6.G day y
JAY nfst, at tea o'slses IN ne .l0s"ooa,
THE Right in Equity of Redemption whicl,
4 Charles Goddard hath in the following
deferlbed Real Elfate, VIZ "A lot of Land,
iltuated in Haih, bounded wen by Warrington
itreet; north by land owned by David oings.
eait by land improved by John Bodfworih |;
iouth by South-itreet-- with the Buildings,
privileges and sppur,enances thereto belong
ing. The particular dinenions Vt iaid land
will be given at the time of iale.
STEPHEN WiNsIIfP, ID. .Sbo;g
Bath, Jsne 9, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12
FOR THE GAZETTE.

" Ter the coil II the lafe administration be 5u-
riei Ssih IT," Hoy. ]. RANDOLPH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
GD0aleatic.
From the National MteAigeneer.

ALL negotiation with the British go
vernmeut at this place is suspended by
one of those events which We should call
extraordinary, did not their frequent oc-
currence for few years past make them
familiar to US. Without any redress for
the accumulated wrongs heaped upon Us
or for the bitSer .ndigni'y committed by
the outrage on the Chesapeake, new and
wanton insult has '',een offered directly
to our government by a minister, whom
the unsuspeeting magnanimiy of the ma
ton trusted would in truth have turned
out TO be messenger OF peace. Sent,
expressly as we have been told, 10 heal
Misunderstanding, occasioned by the ac-
koowledged mistakes, if not injuries OF his
own government, he has permit ed him
self, in yloIauon OF he plainest dictates Of
re ason, and the clearest precepts OF the
law Of nations, to offer the gossest IN
sult, in the power OF ingenuity to de-
wise, TO the American nation, by Insiau
,atiny doubt of the yeracity Of its govern.
ment.
Sensible that our counrymen are no
wavs deficient in spirit, and that foreign
injury and insult, So far from possessing
the power TO awe, will only serve to ex'
cite lust resentment, We shall abs ain
from minisleriOg fuel 10 fame which,
we ri.uue thing IN anticipating, Will
bIsze from one end of he nation to the o.
tber. IL is indeed most manifest that
since the inexplcabIe disayowsI Of the
arrange ment entered into with MIR. Ers-
kline, it has eqaired every effort OF mode
ration and wisdom to keep down the tone
Of The public mind and had the SO.
vernment chosen with that scene TO close
all further intercourse with Britain, there
Is no doubt bu. that, IA. nation would
have gone heart in hand with them.
As however, this case is somewhat new
in on, political annals, we shall lay be.
fore on readers few extracts from Val.
tel, the mos approved writer on he lev
OF na IONS, and certainly the writer, who
from the uncommon benevolence OF hi.
disposition, Of all others is the most eau
tious in narrowing and cITcumscribinl
the causes of collision between nations.
Book 2, Chapt. 8, Vattcl says :--v
"Egery nation, every sovereign, ough
to mliaan his dignity by causing th
respect TO be paid TO it which is his du.
and especially not to suffer that any stat
be cas-, upoD il. II he has theDr titles an
honor that belong to bm according
constant custom, he may require them
and he ought to do IT, on occasions wher
his glory is concerned.
"But it is proper to distinguish, be
tween negligence on the omission q
what oughl 10 be done according to com
monty received custom, and positive a6l
ofdisrespe6 and insult. TIE princ- ma
complain Of negligence, AID If it is nc
repaired may consider it as a mark {
bad disposition he has right 10 demant
even by force Of arms, the repsra'ion {
an insult. The Ger Peter !. com laine
IN h manifesto against Sweden for NJ
having fed he cannon on his passage
Riga. lie night think it strange th
it-y did not pay him this marx Of respst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
gait alike tn invetable hour -
The paths OF glory lead but to the grave
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

On Thursday the 5th instant, the Sy,,
nod OF he Carolinas met, according To-
adjournment, at Poplar Tent, in The coun.
~ Of CabarTus, ~ &. and was opened
by sermon, repIete with pety and good
sense, and delivered with impressive 10.
euence, by the Rev John M. Wilson. the
last Modera'or--A more than usu / nun.
b-r of Ministers and Elders from the re
peGtive Presbyssrics composlog the Synod,
appeared and took their seats The Rev.
Robert q. Walker was chosen Mudera o,
the Rev. John Brown, Of Salisbury and
the Rev. John h. Davis wee chosen
Clerks.
The Synod proceeded to the important
business of consulting he affairs &C he
house Of God, committed 10 their hands !;
Much interesting business came before
them, through every branch OF which was
displayed the most answering attaohmen
20 the great snd leading truths of the Cos.
psl--the doctrines Of the refprmation-
the purity and discipline Of the churches
under the care of;he Synod A lively z4al
to~ the interest and prosperity OF Religion,
and most unremiiting vigilance over its
respective members appeared 20 cbarac-
teriSe bat venerable body. a committee
WAS appointed to dral, a Pastoral letter to
the churches embraced in the Synodical
bounds, 10 the friends Of religion IN gen.
eral, and 10 the NJ nisters of reconciliation
IN particular.
Il mus BE- pleasing rehe9ion-a re.
fiectieu which avskens every principle oil
graitUde IN the heart, that while the
plains Of Europs sre drenched with blood
their temples emolished--lheir AFFAIRS
;roddca down, and The worshppcts dri.
ven 70 the iie,d Of dea,h peace is 10 all
our borders--Zion fourishes in cur land
under q brighter sky--religjon spreads il,
bsniSo and peaceful influence Trough our
churches -whilc her Ministers unister
ruP!ed by the DIN Of arms, are permutet
90 ppTfVe hcr i0teycsts in every form cha
changing cIrcrmstsnces may poin oct a,
b.st' The Synod received rood new
from abroad relaiys to the prosperity O
= many Of the American churches,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
EDWARD C. DAVIS, Register.

ated by local circumstances and Wilkinson
were soon unred--lhe Indians were trea
led With and large purchases OF vaIuabI
'nI made OF hem The laws were amen
ded, and jud'c;ou' ones adop,cd--Io the
securing The citisen9 of the territory from
n renewal Of the scene of 1906.
DuTing the few leisure moments he had
sroni l'is official duties, he was employed
IN writing Inc particulars of MS celebrated
tor: up he Missouri Ito complete which
appears 70 have been he wish nearest his
heari--snd it gives us much pleasure, il
we can Feel pleasure in the present melan.
cho'y INSTANCE, 10 state that we have /
fscn source which can BE- depen led up.
On, aha, he had accomplished the work
in ,hree very large volumes, with an i'm
'nense plumber OF paintings land all wa
ready for the press. We hope these yo!
umes may he TIE means of transmi ting
10 posterity the worth of man whose
last act casts 2 gloom over the fair pages of
his early life
6 The boast of heraldry, the pomp of pow'r,
And all that beauty, all that wealth e'er
gave,
Await alike tn inevitable hour r.
e. l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
BALTIMoRE, Nov is,

We are assured, that M. Jack son re.
ceved bundle of d spatches on Friday
morning last. AID immed ately af,er .
receipt posted away to Washington.
Whigg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

Names ndorser, of edeDce
TO VIII war; mt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

and he night com lain Off, but to make
this the Cause of war was being ex,reIne-
ly Prodigal of human blood.
Book 4 Ch'pt. z, he says -