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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

The inquiry is often made, what is the
new tavorite Of democracy John Q Adams
about AZ the court of St. Petersburgh This
mission commenced III mystery & continues
involved IN the same. Perhaps the Lieut.
Governor elect could inform. Late accounts
from Russia represent that the Emperors
Alexander and Bonaparte are not on the
best terms. Should these characters con-
tlnue at variance we predict the mission of
our "patriotic" minister will not prove very
successful, except in draining theTreasury of
10000 dollars for Mr.. Adams outfits and
salary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

! have originated them hey are
indeed peculisr to these times They
- .,,nknown IL the administrations Of
,y,sntxcroN and ADAMS, who had all
-. difficulties of their SUCCESSORS TO
snconnter, without half of their means
% oppose them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
E,cir 10 arlltlon

THIS DA1, At II o'eieck, az L.
Gre-Iy's (6ct, No. I, LsHg-NA4.t,
Puncheons RUM.
z Pipes GIN,
s Bbls. do
2 Hhds. SUGAR,
Tierce DO
Conditions at the fale. dsyJ 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
Il 10 all concerned, that be has beer day
apnninied aud has taken uron himielf the
,rtf of Exscrtor Of The lat Will ard Tets
nient of JOSEPH CATES,
lats uf Co-ham, III the county CT CHmSer-
land, woman decaled, by giving bond as the
law directs He therefore requeits All per-
fcus who are indebted 70 the faid deceaied
effate, to make immediate payment; ana thUie
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the fame 10 WILLIAM CoDh-
4B NJ. %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

rJ,HE Subscribers hereby give pullc notice
l. TO ali concerned, ;ha, they have been duly
.r,noiated and have taken " pom tlerp- elves the
20 oe Ads,ioigtaFcrs on the eftate OF
JONATHAN WEBB
la,e os Faln,ou.h b, ia the county ot Cumberland
Merchant deceafed, by giving bond A. the law
direas-They therefore -e4uclis al Pc ions
who are indebted 10 the faid decezieds state,
70 make immediate payment; and thole who
have any demands thereoE, 70 exhibit The
fame 70
SUSANNA WEBB,2 <..-:.:
JOSHUA WEBB,
5bbR so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Raw)on'5 Celebrated ITCH Oint-

mem.
A fate, certain and effectua cure for that
di.agreeabIe complaint called the Itch, This
valuable Ointment is known all over the Uni
States, and is daily gaining credit. il is a
perfectly innocent application having nothing
in it either diiagreeable or dangerous, and is
ieldom or ever known to fail to effect cure
by feqO applications oni.-P,iee SO Gents per
By..
Tb0m/0n's Celebrated Eye Water.
A Med;cise which is defervedly held in
high elfimation by all who are acquainted
with it I; as il has iedom or never been known
to fail to give almoft immediate relief in all
cafes of .famed Q, fire Eyes, either recent or of
long ftandlng This remedy is made Of ma
terials entirely different from thoie commonly
ufed for fore eyes, and the Proprietor is fan
guine that it will give relief in every inftance
where it is applied agreeable 70 the directions,
that he hefitates not 70 authorize his Agents TO
refund the money in every initance where the
eye water does not perform what it promiled.
Price so Gents per Bottle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
INDIA q RAVENS DUCK.

For Sale. III Ne. is, Union WbayE,
FIFTY Bolts INDIA DUCK, FRI quality.
! 5opieces RAVENS do; } Bale real MAD
RASS HANDKERCHlEF5 entitled 70 de-
ber'ure
Orders for every defcription Of INDIA
GOODS, at the Bottom prices, can be execu-
ted at fhort notice at the above Store and On
a liberal credit. April So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

The irit FIVE huadred drawn blanks, ex
cepting thofe entitled to other prizes as above
will be entited to seven dollars each.
Five hundred numbers will constitute one
days drawing, and the above capital prizes
determined accordingly.
The drawing will commence in Boston on
the 2lst Of May next.
The prize of 5000 dollars will be paid in
90 days those over 100 in 60 days, and all
others in thirty days, after the drawing is com
pleted, in, bills usually current III MassachH-
sets. Punctuality may be depended on
Tickets will rife to FIVE dollars & fifty cents,
ten days before the drawing commences; and
no return of Tickets will be received after
that time.
Before that time Tickets may be returned
to either Of the managers, Mefirs. HIN. = z
Kidtlsr, in Bottom, or Mr.. Laiab zb0mas Jr.
in Worceefer.
Prizes not demanded in one year viii not
be paid but considered as given TO the BEN
eft Of the Lottery.
SAMUEL PORTER,
ISAAC ABECROMBIE.
SAML F DICKINSON, MANAGERS.
NATHANIEL SMITH,
MEDAD DICKINSON,
46nbeya, 4 Msti.) AlareA p, 1910.
TICKETS and QUARTERS,
In the above Lottery for fale at the Book
fore of
ISAAC ADAMS,
No. z, FjI5 frest.
r. Prize Tickets in Di1viIle Road Lottery
and the former clafs Of Hatfield Bridge, will
be received in payment. April So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
WANTED

A GIRL of good character and diPoltion
"A to take care of Children and do the work
Of family. Such an one may h'a. Of 4 place
by applying TO the Priatsrs
april 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

The election of Governor, SenHors.
Members of Assembly, and Represen-
tatlves to Congress, commenced in N.
York on Tuesday last, and would close
on the Thursday following The re-
suit will probably be known this week.
OF the present Government of that
State, the Governor and Senate are de-
mocratic, and the House of Assembly
are federal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Tbom)on's Celebrated Eve Water.
Ra7v/Mr Anti- Bik0us and Stomacbit
BITTERS,

Juitly famed for the furPri6ng cures they have
done 10 America and the Welt Indies, I hey
are very ferviceable in removing Jaundicy and
Bilious Complaints, and at the fame time
ftrengthening the ftomach, increaing The APP
petite, and removing the linking faint, diltref-
fed feeling 70 diiagreeable to be borne; relto-
ring sIfo ltrength to the weak and trembling
limbs, removing the yeIlownef, of counte
nance, aud alto the dizzinefs of the head and
weakness of fight, &c.-Price 50 Cents per
Box.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Hatfield Bridge Lottery.
(sEvENTH AND LAST cLAss.)
SCHEME 4:
10000 Tickets at S dollars each amount to
10000 dollars

SCHEME:
10000 Tickets at dollars each amount 70
$4,000 dollars.
Prize Of 5000 dolls. is 5000 dolls.
do. 1000 1000
do. 500 $500
SO do. 100 5000
So do. so 275O
1927 do 1850
Not two Blanks TO one Prize
part of the above prizes will be drawn in
the following manner, viz -
The Rrst drawn blank on the lst and Cd days,
entitled TO 1000 dollars each.
Do on the 4th do. 500
Do. on the 9Th do. 100
n ~ ~ 100 Tickets from 29ol( -oo
10 on ''h DO to No 5000 incIuGve 500
Do on 10th do. eos
n ,o.h S2oo Tickets from 259I7 800
to e7oo inclufive WV
Do. on 5th do 500
Do On 18th 100 TO T tsoo ;sf fion 500
Do. on 18th do. 5000
- oo.,, { 200 Tickets from 40O17 49,
v" ' I to 1900 inclusive 'ooo
n n
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
BANKS OF THE ELRr Y,,l :,

Private letters from Paris rcp,s;., w.
confagration at the prince of Sew
berg's as much more terrible than rtnr.s
ed IN the Moni,eur and other French '
mails. Prince Schwar,zenberg was s, y,nr
times 10 the most imminen, danger rs ~"
his life, as he would not leave the bon.. $ 4
all had retired his hands were much b,,,
ed end many parts of his body bear mari,
of severe confusion. It was surpos.d H.,
when the ceiling of the room came d,v,
witn 10 superb chandeliers, some pyrs,p,
were buried in the flames. Some I.,,.,,
also, from the same place, assure US, ,b,,
since the 1st July, all pubic and private
coaches, as well as all persons who ta,
Paris, arc most scrupuionsly searched and
examined at the first station from Paris
where their passes are asked Tor.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
CHARLESTON, September

The brig Respect, Captain Heard, vhi:h
arrived at this port tyw days since Cm |
Liverpool, is one OF those unfortunate Ame. |
rican vessels which have passed under tn.
grippe Of French tyranny and robbery. Tn
Respect sailed from Liverpool hound
Gottenburgh, on the 25th Of NoveHba
last, and on the first Of December in III:
English chann=!, was captured By French
lugg-rs Captain Heard was taken out Of
his vessel in..n one Oh the lu65e's, freNh
crew put Cd board, and she was cdsrsdia
Calais; on the same evening the brig was
retaken by a British cutter, after an iatR;c.
,ual attempt on the part OF the French 10
run hcr on shore. While On board the Pr'
vateer Captain II. YVES treated with The
greatest brutality by the Privateersm'Hi
when he was landed, he was put into irons,
together with his mate and TWO seaman
and after living III the prison at CALAIS e''v'i
days, he was marched off with several ON"
American prisoners, all in chains, tor D'l'
ogne, where he was again thrown Into pr
son. After being kept in a loathsome aa''
geon at the latter place for about 20 dA1
without any thing 10 subslss Or, save ''s'.
and water, and without being allowed s'a
a change of linen, he was again tsS'n5JJ
and marched back in the same deST'D'
manner to Calais. Here Captain H. ""
confined for about six weeks longer, So'N
he obtained his liberation through Ia; ~,
tercession of the commlssary general o. ~ y
lice at that place. From thence he 'n't', ..
his escape to England. After re'0InDs -.
England Captain Heard found IhS'b ~ +.
sci had arrived sale in that county, "Ao =, :,
got possession of her again by paying " ~
wage Of about 400 pounds. ,,,,
We have taken down these 7af''"' =
from Captain H. because we CONCEIVE W, we
be our duty as public Journalists to "a! ~, s,
ry thing of this nature before cur Teau VII,
but we must confess that we eSpe'' ~"
good will be derived from their Pu0'''''".1r
The minds of majority ofour coua''y I'm,
appear to be so completely shut up So;
conviction, on the subject OF the en0' .,sn,1
of France, that it appears an useless asn nj,
to enlighten them by additional s'a's" ",s f
Captain Heard, while in prison. "'V o,b,
General Armstrong, but received IN, ~ s.. he
assistance from him than what eou'a :, b,
rived from a few lines Of consolation =
way of answer.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14

lamentations. She met the T.,
phalla, who endsavored 10 ca,r, vt ', !
addressed herself to prince p" aSt 81
count Rsgnaud. after ssa,rb tsas'e u
quarter OF an hour, impelled b wv q ~
ism of maternal love, she epts, y Gs d,
ing saloon, from which momeo, 'aetga
not what has become of her. :" =. seta
then got under, and the ambss..dS be Vi
preserved, and tranquility re.ss ssvo''. 10,
Prince Joseph Schwarzsnbu,"O Std,
gagged all night in search of HI; ~ ss a.
was not to be found, either at h., "'N sid
the ambassador, or at M. d. N NJ O'oSytl
lie was doubtful of his mislo,mn a't n
day broke, when disfgurrll N1 ".. Ill d
found near the saloon, which D.. ' CPS y
to be that Of the princess Sebw.' o'0d l
ltremalned no longer doubtful ~ 1,a'l J.
diamonds and the medallion Of h.. " .lsl b
which she wore suspended from b sa'' '''
were examined. ' R'i
Princess Pauline SchwsrzsDbn,,
daughter OF the senator of ArembsS VI
She was mother of 8 children. srS :
months advanced in pregnancy. :" !"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
September ~.
en- Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from, the subscriber living
-. in Prince William county near the Oc-
coouan Mills, on the lst day of this month
a negro lad by the name of JOE; eighteen
wears of age, four feet two or three inches
high, has large eyes, large mouth and thick
lips had on when he went away homespun
Shirt and pantaloons, the latter of an olive
color, and an old drab colored great coat The
above reward will be given to any person for
securing him so that get Kim again, and rea-
sonable charges ifbrought home.
Henry Peake.
Captenher %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
September l3,
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

VETAS taken from small trunk in Mrs
Wv Bishops house on King street, some
lime last week, about Sirty Ff0e Dollars, IN
bank notes of the Bank of Potomac; there
was one tweaty dollar note. 1t is supposed
10 have been taken by some person acquaint~
ed with the house. AIRY person giving lnior'
m alton of said money SO that the owner gets
it again. shall receive the above reward, oil IN
proportion fer any part recovered.
Catharine Reed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
Building Lots.

THE Subscriber will sell OF Ire cs' situated
4 valuable BUILDING 800 1919 streets
on Washington, St. Asaph * prlne', s,n know
Any person disposed to purchayysgI ;,snl Her
the terms ON application TO Mr. ' m inmS
bert. jun. who will shew the pm" q
absence. C.,GIth,
ea'''''l eotli1Tst
August Z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
There's something ii, thee, that delights me

There's something In thee, that deilgntss Inc
Withstand thy wishes no longer can !;
Yield, yield must, Oh thrice, thrice CHARM
ms man
Dian, forgive; resistless passion draws:
Pardon the poor offender of thy laws:
For. vert thou here, thou Wouldst not DC
nun
But by this dear deceiyer be undone.
came flower uncropt; alas tor me,
| shall return, by loves severe decree,
Not what am, but what soon must be.
Dunn paused astonished gazcd with
snakey eyes, :,
Burnt with internal black, and thus replies.
{" Oh rapture yielding fair one, dost tliou ~"
In sober seriousness the truth aVoW
Was ne'er thy utmost power o. pleasing won
By that gay genie shepherd Jefferson
But love forbids suspicious base alarms
! faint--I fall melt into thy arms.
The glad ground knows, and from her bo-
som pours,
The sweetest herbs and aromatic showers
NIGHT shade and netties a SOFT carpet spread,
And clustering burs and pigweed swell the
bed
Internal smoke ascending through the ground
Perfumes the spot with scent suiphureous
round
DUNN on her arm reclines his haggare head;
The GODDESS slumbers on her Joyous bed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
Public Sale.
September u.

By virtue oftwo deeds of trust from ELIJAH
GRAHAM and AMYNTA his wife, to secure
the payment of sum of money due to
Henry Nicholson, will be exposed to public
safe, at the town of Colchester, in Fairfax
county, on the 18th of October next, tor
cash
A Negro Woman & her three
Children-and Tract of Land, upon Pc
hick Run, binding upon the said run, tie new
bridge that crosses the saidrun, and the FIVE
foot hill containing about five hundred and
twenty acres.
sT The sale will commence at o'clock,
AM. and continue till the whole is old
The Iry2ec.
S eptember 8. cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14

Now had they all retired, WIN shae!eS ="
night,
Save ANr1vERIrx, and her delight;
By whom full soon lis settled to repair
TO Jerseys shore, beyond the Delaware
ThatIneither Gods nor mortals might suspect
Their dear designs, nor those designs detect
First goes the GODDESS, penslve and alone
In safety seeks and finds the land Of Sloan
Nol long staid Dunn behind he steals boat
And soon is on the wat'ry plain afloa:;
And plies the oar with Palinurus' power
Sudden the clouds portend all awful shower
Swift blow the winds; the black ming clouds
o'erspread
Deep are the thunders dire the flashes red ;
High roll the moving hills; the winds con-
tend;
Notus and Boreas in wrangle blend:
I he west wind strives 10 arbllrate III vain;
While all by turns the short liv'd vict'ry gain.
Faster the hghtnings fash: heav'n's cannon
loar:
And the floods fall, as in the days of Noah.
The crazy vessel, mindless Of the helm,
/, Quakes at the instant dangers that o erWhelm;
Sinks in the vale, and rises with the swell,
Talks 10 the clouds, and then communes
with he'll.
DUNN to the Devil speeds hasty prayer
+" Prince of the power that rules the raging
air,
Spare, spare thy suppliant. Satan, spare, oil
spare 49,. o,aar;no a.ntence
>-of''
81, ln 90 s;nl hono,.h ~,
4Iou vast iio' yum " 'A'N O''''"'N I'm
~, Wv eao, n
ny , ,n'e.o VIZ" ''"' D'>'l 0'''' W.
ter', "
r,,,,;, +ha r;ver,s ,;ds, a, ;s!e there
-,
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iicie must =, i'"Ne q. l'o. Wv 'e.'o'
Ahq, 'ii's >, Gnu oNie"Se must 'ilo surgeons
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nus he' "niie oo"h MS cheek SAT- moisture
stole,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
NOTE.

Here must I make at last the letter ]
Facere longaa, Hterum, to make the long
letter, was common expression among the
Romans, tor hanging.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
ATTENTION !!

NJ ON Saturday, the fifteenth instant, at ten
o'clock, in the morning, Legionary Court
of Enquiry will be held at the Court House,
forthe hearing of Appeals, and performing
other duties required by law.
By order,
P. Triplett, Adjt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14

The following, from the Independent Ame-
rican, is extracted from satirical poems
shortly to be published. tSee advertisement
in this days paper.) Some of our readers are
acquainted with Mr.. Premises poetical Ia
tents, and will perhaps be grati6ed by this
specimen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
February IS.

February IS.
The bill granting the right Of pre-
cmption to purchasers of public lands
IN certain cases was read third time /;
and on motion of Mr.. Bradley, recon-
nittcd. The committee consists of
Messrs. Bradley, Gregg, Msigs,
Franklin and Catnpbsll.
Nr. Reed, from the committee to
whom was committed his motion for
amending the constitution, reported
the same amended to read AS follows /:
"No title of nobility shall be gran
ted by the United States; and no per-
son holding any Office of profit or trust
under them shall, without the consent
of Congress, scceps Of any present, e.
|molument, Office or title of any kind
whatever from any Emperor, King,
Prince or foreign state And if any
citizen of the United States shall ac-
cept OF ANY title Of nobility or Of any
other title of distinction above or be-
low that of nobility from any Empc-
ror, King, Prince or foreign STATE, or
shall hold the same by descent, such
citizen shall thenoeforth be incapable
OF exercising OF enjoying any Of the
rights and i.nmunitics OLA free citizen
OF the United States, or Of the indivi-
dual states; and shall also be ineapa.
bic OF holding any oiEice of profit or
trust under item or either of them. -
Mr.. Smith Md reported the bill
from the House OF Representatives,
making appropriations for the supper,
Of government for the.year ieie, with
amendments which were read.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23


'pariicutS:iy s.:enn;e.-.. were il m inao.
cent .nyeI,.oe, their zesl wsuii nat be
either So vehement or so sens,biy Awe;
and we jus, quote in this place tue sub
s.aoce ot shor, note from .pagc z, tn
shew what one OF the first admirals Of the
British nayy thought OF il.
Mr. FoIton has endeavo;e ed to cxh BIT the
power OF The torprd, bo.h in Eogland
and in France, aud he hopes by its rnsaos
to render military ravies al,ogethe. incf
6cacious "lp my frs, interview with
earl St .Viacests,'' says Mr Flu. on, he
WAS very communicative ex.,lAined to
him a torpedo, aud the experimsn. per.
formed on the Bo-o.hea, (os whici, we
Shall, in FIXTURE paper give the account
and > dfasins) he reFlecled t,r some ;ime,
arG then said" PHI is The g:ea:sss fco'
that ever existed, to encourage made
OF wax, which we, who have The command
If he seas do no; want, and OF which this
system is Successful, would depsiy u.s.
This sentiment of earl 81. Vincents.
is the hest eulogy upon the rorpedo sys-
tom, and points it on, 10 The u. Sta es,
who have no naval flrcc ajc}r,.e TO the
detsncc CT all our ports and hatbors, as
the most speedy, cheap and GRAIN mode
Of dc.eace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

- ES : 50 -. sss.sn an until We
-e'e 10 ssair,.as we did before, fear
-" r"' ",'t ietus alone, ualcss sac secs the
iiifir "i i'eemen raised, Let VI then u.
iite rs Anericars. With respect to my :
stl's The jcirnals of this house prove my
politics; they are not conii;.ed 10 any par
y Consideration &c not c IRE whether a
preparation comes FROM fe,eralist or IL
rspunlican. l only consider the sn5jec.
OF TIE matter, and what l believe to be
right, support wish ii,yv-ie. i have vet
great hopes that we shall act together Oh
this Question. Yes, sir, wren s-e ln ih,.
Opposition men who deserve Wal! df their
co.,atry, IN particular an hon. gsn.lemaa
from Ccxnec,icut, (Mr Tallmadge) nov in
his seat, hope we shall unite. lately
read ~ account of a 6etachnsene which he
CO q nan,lei, aud 10 Il gallant manner sur
prisel poss OF oar inveteratc ,cne.ny, the
bs,Nsh he surely will defend tle old pin.
c'pieSy tud win not suffer the honor of his
esia,ry TO be laid in disgrace before any
torsign power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

rff. Hi''ne'iss sub .ni,te.s IL. ,,io,E..
ing resolution for conaidaratic,,:
Resolved, That the prryiae.,t Of
the United States be requested te,
cause to be laid. before the Senate M
formation of the Snanacr in which tn
act entitled s An act to anend and
continue in force certain parts or ,;Y,.
act entitled =" An act to interdice t!s-
commercial intercourse between the
United States and Great Brisaia and
France and their dependencies, and
tor other purposes" has bsc1 cxeeu-
ted, and how far exports to AMI i,n-
ports from the ports Of Great llrir.in
have been or now are permitted. and
whether collectors of districts in the
Omitted States do not admit to an entry
goods, the growth and manufacture OF
Great, Britain, and if so, under whae
the same is DONE"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
7 o RIP + Do e S.

1--WE copy the following extracts res.
p chrg ;h4th, from number on that Sub.
.j-a in the last Aurora: the difficulty, oil
Erccaf'at c1is 10 represen. the figures,
tlra"'ngs, &c. prevents our repubIca,icn
of tt's articles entire. However the fed
eEaiisls, or rather the tosies, ridicu!e Mr.
5 isol.on's iasen ion, as they are apt to d..
cysty production ola mechnalcai aud PHI.
'osopaicsl natnce; yet their Englf.h friends
sthink mote seriously ofthe BUSINESS, /,
i; not unlikely, that they viii soon be os
soysy with ,orpedoes, as they nov arc al
the exisnsion of the social principle, to
esfEorce the. freedom or the seas.
Wing !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
February Is:

. w.
The order of the day on the uaf-
nj she'd business yesterday (the re-
port of the committee on Mr.. Fulton's
lettef) being called for
Mr. NEWTON moved that it lie on the
ta5ie-molion nesasived, ~ to SO.
After further debate, the question
was taken on the latter clause OF r..rt.
resolution by Yeas AMI Nays, and ne
gatived 81 to SIS.
A motion was then made to recon-
slider the vote on the first clause ofthe
report OF the committee, and carri-
ed.
Debate arising on questions Of or
de-, the house adjourned atA o'cLoc k.
without taking any other question on
the subject.