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WISH TO SELL
The HnuSe I nQzV occupy:

4 = q.
THE LOT is 60 feet front on King street
running back loG feet, and is covered with
valuable Brick Buildings, excepta SINAI, s ~;
used for cutting straw in. On the back line
there is tNo-story Brick BUILDING 10 oy
40 feet, stable for four horses, which VIII
hold Q tons of hay, large Smoke bouse>
Pnyy, complete Milk House and rump Oh
water, and the yard is paved On the front
there is a large two story Brick bullalng'
calculated for a Store and Dwellings with a a
Cellar 81 feet square, the whole capable Of
u olding 5000 barrels of flour and has Whcel
YIN complete order for hosting. Il IS subject ,.
To- an annual ground rent OF Us Sd. per loot.
The situation is equal to any in town Tor the
Flour and Grocery business. 0 ofeseu, w
Necessary applications my terms a'c Glo ~,
che half to be paid by Christmas, the bal
aac In one and two years.
Alexander Perry.
Oetnbar 90 -
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Joseph IA. MandeVllle
OFFERS FOR S,4LE,

Joseph Ii. Mailu0 Y lilS
OFFERS FOX Ss4LE,
1000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oait
Liverpool Salr III SACKS
90 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
50 barrels do. CO.
hogsheads New Orleans :. roI 3, bocs
sooO VT best green Coffee III hhGs' q Days
5000 wi. cid white ditto
5000 VT. Race Ginger.
IS hOgshc&ds MoiaS3eS
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BRYAN HampSon. 81 Co.

Bryan Hampson. & Co.
Have Just recsiped and o8ertor sale,
10 hhds and so barrels first quality sugar
90 do second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
SO barrels New England Rum.
40 do prime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial, 1
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, Of this years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
Also, the best selected Flour for do.
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Baltimore Hospital Lottery.

TRLS TEVENING
The drawing of the Baltimore Hospital
Lottery viii positively commence. :,
A correct list of the fate OF all tickets SOFA
by the subscriber viii be received by post al
Ter each days drawing and information 70
tdventurers given gratis.
NJ Present price of tickets Z collars
and shares in proportion.
FOR SALE By
November S.
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LANDING,

dkAINAAkNS3
And for sale by the subscriber, at lis store
on King between Water & Union-streets,
10 chests young Hyson lea,
do. Hyson do. of fresh & fine quail.
2 bales Beerboon Currahs
2 do. fine Baftas,
so boxes mould and dipt Candles
40 kegs choice Butter, in small kegs for
family use
A tons plaisler Paris
so rcams Paper
Also, 10 bales OF Irvine, & Windsor Soap
in boxes.
John G. Laid.
November 10.
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Patent InfaIllble Columbian Oh,
A MEDICIN E celebrated for It's efficacy
in tbs cure Of consuhptioas, rheurnatisrAs
pans in any par, Of the body, colds, cough 3
tooth ache, choiic, external and intes-R
bruises, sprains, w4aads sca.ds' burns ana
variety OF other diseases" just received ana
for sale by
Ap th7cary and Druggist, Fairfax street,
ore door below tie corner OF King street
who is appointed agent for this city and
county.
A ecncral assortment of Drugs and .Sledi-
cihes of the first qoallty.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pepper, Asspice'
Ginger, Lo, lon Mustard, Alum Copperas'
Nader, saltpetre, Erimstone' eae S sn 10
bacco Of superior quality, Spanish SegaEs'
&c. &c. xu.
A variety Of celebrated Patent Med'''"fS'
October %. --------
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Was committed to the Jail Of
Fairfax Couatj on he 10th day of July last
mast, BY Warrant under the hand AMI seal OF
Honcocx Lee, gent. q stout NEGRO VIC
MN and CHILD, who says her name is.
pAB-about feet s inches high and &c
gears old. Her clothing when committed to
said ;ail was as follows, viz One. hncn pet
t;coat. one linen shift, and one bice petticoat.
She saws the narnc Of her child IS Io'sey, who
,nnears to be about Z or years old, and had
an an old linen shirt And it appears from an
advertise n1ent that they are the property OF
f,cob BoIinger. The owner is therefore re-
orasted to come forward Prove property and
~ CHARGES, or they will be dealt with as the
law directs.
James Wigglnton,
Detufy Sherf-Fon
Thomp, Mason.
Sheriff Fairfax County.
Nov s. dom
PINKERTON'S
Collection Of Voyages and lf0OeS'
PART VIII.
1s INST received and ready for delivery to
Subscribers.
Also,
Hume's History Of England, complete IN
volumes, with 9 volumes of the continuation
Nv DR.. Smellett-the new and beautiful eul-
t;,n Of Coale and Thomas OF Ballimors.
Subscribers are requested to send Tor ther
copies and such gentlemen as wlsh % oe
possessed of the above Valuable "o'Ns' ="
easy terms, will please to make carry appli'
cation to c.
James Kennedy, Sen.
Baaksellsr, KRIS street
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Twenty Dollars Rewayd.

A BsCONDED from my farm at the
mouth OF Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month, man whose name is RALPH, II
years Of are, between black and yellow CO..
Ior, nearly S feet high, very stout made,
yelowish eyes locking heayy--he has but
little so.say. His apparel was oznabarg
shirts, aro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
hem and procured ether cloathiag. a free
negro man BY name Sambo, living on Judge
Washineton's e.tate. Mount Vernon, is his
father and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little troubie
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo--l2. d.
LANDING
From the scAooner jain, from Portsmouth,
- hhds. and 10 bbis. 4. p. Rum:
Aqd ron scH055gcr ky 77f5as F0f.7aRa, q
sioob Elizabeth, fran Nezo6WAPort,
10 bbls. N. E. Rum, ;.
40 reams wrapping Paper,
20 Grkins hrR quality Butter.
Two hundred Barrels Freight
win be taken on board Sch'r., RUBY, for
Boston or Portland, If immediate application
be made as above.
Lawrafon & FoWlc.
October 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

nURSUANTt to decree OF the worship
full court of Fairfax County, in the case
of Thomas Chapman, surviving executor OF
William Can, deceased, against John orr's
heirs, to us directed, dated the 2lst June,
lslo-We the undersigned, will expose at
public auction for tobacco the AKIN IN this
county wherein Mrs. Susanna Orr formerly
resided and now occupied by Philo K. Lane
containing about two hundred and twenty
acres. We will convey such title as we are
vested with by the said decree and none other
the sale to take place on the premises the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
NEW YORK, SEPT. 90.

NEW YORK, SEPT. 20.
ETtreet oFc letter from CAPTAIN Of a
AezU- York Vessel, 20 q friend in tais
CRY, dated CotesahGgen, DIG, 8.
Twas captured on the 1874 Of Nav.
under the guns of Elsinsur Castle. [
have been detained ever since till YES,
terday, when my ship was given up.
Three weeks the supercarSo and |
were kept close prisoners on board,
without being allowed to speak To- a
hpat that came along side; we were af-
ter that kept 2 days prisoners on shore,
that the pnyateersmen might have suf-
hcient time to tamper with the men,
some OF whom they offered to bride as
high as 5000 dollars, if they would
swear the ship came from England !;
they however proved all honest.
All that was alIedged against the
ship Was, there was one name more on
the roll than was on board, and tina, I
did not heaye too for them till after
several shots were fred.-I have been
obliged to pay the villains 600 dollars
and court charges, amounting to about
1000 more.
The ship Swift, Of New-York, has
been condemned here, because the ori.
vateersmen swoFe they saw papers w.
ing on the bottom in twenty feet water.
and some floating, which they did not
take Up they called the ships crew to
sec these papers, and though two thou
sahd dollars We're offered to shafpen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08


Il Quere 10 re Merchants Suppose
the President should actually issue his
Proclamation, declaring the French
DEGREES revoked, and, on the faith OF
this, you should fit out for France, and
safely arrive there, until his ports are
crowded with your shipping, would it
be very extraordinary if the Emperor
should then remand you Of the condi-
tons annexed to his revocation, charge
your government With breach of faith
in not performing them, and proceed
to sequester and confscate every YES
sci and cargo in his clutches ? Would
this be more surprising than the course
of things you have been Witnessing,
now, for more than two years past'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Dorttano,
Monday, October 8, 1910.


The last week has added but little to our
former stock Of foreign intelligence.
The late measures of Bonsp&rte excite
but little interest IN England. The En-
giish Government will in all probability wal,
70 see what course The French Government
viii adopt towards neutrals after the Ist az
November, the time when 1t is said their
DEGREES will cease to operate.-Many fear
that the French Emperor is playing deep
game that bis object is either to set a
new trap for the purpose OF making another
and greater graspof American property
or, BY equiyocating asto the suspension Of
the British Orders in Council, endea,or 10
involve the United States in a war with that
Country. That there IS strong french
party in this Country who wish for a war
with ENGLAND, there cam De 10 doubt But
i Is to be hoped that there is a majority IA
the American Government opposed 70 50
ruinous measure, when il is required nei.
tier ~ Cur interest OT honour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

rwGovenment 0f tlle FIolIdas.
Erfract d q ritter from Batoa fsgze,
dated -4NgEsf %.
" ! am at this place-where | came
o be present at the presentation Of our
new form of government to Governor
L-assus, who yesterday accepted Of it in
2oto. The convention are now sitting
with closed doors, making the appoint
ments necessary to carry the new gov
eminent into effect. The whole pro-
ceedings are in the press, and IN a few
days will be made public--they are
such as will tend to the peace, happi-
ness and prosperity of the country"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Fbf'Cfst'ftpSffEJ Z EtcCfSON.
tits difficult TO account for the ter.
mlnaiion of the election, when all the
papers agree in giving a considerable
majority for the federal ticket in their
returns OF votes. These must have
been very erroneous to have occasion
ed SO great difference. But there has
been " criminal curelessness of town.
CLERKS" and some mistakes ofbap,is-
NAL names" as we'll as unreasonable
returns, which may have helped to
produce it. So it falls out. Strange
events happen in this queer world.
Many on the brink of realising their
t1ndest hopes, with no apparent obsta-
Gle to the attainment of their wishes,
are cut short by unioward events and
unforeseen accidents of EN- happen. But
honesty aud fair dealing are growing
out OF fashion. Two cheats are said
to make an even bargain that the
fashion of the world is to cheat, and he
fool that has no hand in it and of
course the greater the rogue the bes.
fellow, &c. Hho is 10 blan7e 2
farmers Cabinet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
LAUGHTER

Laughter is said to Distinguish Us
from the brute creation, but il is quite
the reverse.-Monksys have not more
sense because they laugh. What an
embarrassing situation Il is, 20 be with
a man who addresses or salutes YOU
smiling !. Ifyon return him his smiles
you look like fool If you do not il
looks as If you were cry. And ii
that man be a great talker, a gigler,
superior, it is still worse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
So eleiE gnt1lIlgcase.
PsuLADELPHiA, OCT. i.
Iafef fIc1n Der,nr \.

Capt Jeferies arrived here on Sss
-urdzy from Kiei, which he left The
rSih Auguf, informs, thar all the
ports in Hoitein and Denmark, have
been 1hut agsinit American veiiels
I he port Of Kicl was ihnt TWO week:
before he failed, and a line of Dou-
snters was drawn along the Dlniih
linrs, to prevenr the paflage Of colon
ial goods, as Bonaparte had deter
mined that al! the commerce Of the
continent fhould PATS through
France. Upon the news of thefe
n,eafures being received a. Kiel, ev-
cry kind of produce become mere
drug. The ports in Sleswick were
not fhut when Capt ]. failed, but
they were expected to be cloied i'm
rnediately 1t was thoqght the vef-
fcls carried in would be releaied.
Freeusan's 1oayaai,]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
APURLTCLOAN.

We understand that loan has been
obtained by government from the
bank of the u. States, for $4,000
doilars-pursuant to an act of congress
passed the last session, authorizing the
president to borrow a sum not oxcee-
ding millions. The money borrow
ed is to bear an interest of6 per cent
per annum, and to be reimbursed on
the Slst Dec. lsll-unless Congress
shall refuse to grant charter to the
bank of the United States in which
case the sum loaned is to be reimbur-
sed within three months after the bank
shall demand the same J!
Shirt of'76.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Gen. La Eazette and Mr.. Jtferson

OcH' LII 14yttSc 6N& UT. JEFFERSON
1t is stated In late number of the
New-York Evening Post, that a grant
ofland to the Marquis La Fayetie, was
made by Congress, at the close Of the
Revolution.--That this grant consist
ed of 1880 acres, to be LOCATED, as the
grants to other officers, and supposed
to be worth 2 dollars an acre maxine
the value of the grant, at an average
estimate, 25 900 Dollars But tina. du-
ring Mr.. Jefierson's administration,
this location was made by his direction
at n. Orleans and its vicinity, where
tie land is believed to be worth MI
LION OF Dollars, and that La Fayette
has actually borrowed upon il Ore Hzn.
drcd Thousand Dollars, and is trying to
obtain a further loan on the sants-secu.
rity.
As the story IS told, it seems TO inn
peach Mr.. Jefferson's motives, ii ma.
king this location ; and the writernamcs
Mr.. Madison, MIR. GalIalin, and several
others, as acquainted with the facts
which he states. Should they be deni.
ed, or prove to be othe rwise, Il shall be
noticed with pleasure - Hiashingtonia1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Tie Loan -.-Our readers will learn
from paragraph in yesterdays Post,
that our government have obtained a
loan from the Bank of the United
States, of upwards of three millions and
: half of dollars. This is the fruits of
the embargo. What will our honest
democrats think of this Loans by a
democratic administration And made
too in time Of peace and prosperity !;
When we have neither fleets nor ar
mics to maintain This looks little
Sq'taAy--it appears rather too much
ike aristocracy. 1t is an imitation Of
the rotten governments Of Europe. In
deed II is an improvement on their sys-
TENS. They raise loans in times of
war, and pay them in times of peace.
We raise loans in time of peace -
when shall we pay them Are we not
making debt 80 be entailed ON our
posterity forever. IF we have to Dor.
row money in time ofpeace, how are
we to carry on war ? And can we
always expect to be at peace9
There is another mischief which is
like to accrue from this ifnprudent loan.
1t is obtaided from the United States
Bank, the charter of which expires in
March next. If this charter is not re-
newed, the directors can demand the
moRey in three months. 1t may not be
convenient for the government to pay
it at such short noice--What must be
done in such a case Renew the char
rer--there is no alternative. And
thus million of dollars are lost, which
the Stockholders would have been will
ling to give for such renewal, bad no
loan been inads --Nf.D- YORK. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

John Elliot, Esq. has been nomina-
ted in the interior Of Georgia, as can
didate for Congress. His election i
opposed in the following manner by
democratic writer--
That Mr.. Elliot possesses TAIL
ENTS ard INTEGRITY in his deal
ings and transactions with men Al pri-
vate life, do not hesitate to admit;
but 1t is equally true, and / STATE II On
my knowledge of the fact, having
been acquainted with him since his ~
fancy, that he is decided and warm
FEDERALIST."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Sweden, since II has come under
French influence, Is represented to be
torn by divisions, and will soon have to
submit to the domination of one os
BonapartC's hafeaf Kings. Murat.,it.
Is said, is to be her future sovereign.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
The Embargo.

This terrible measure OF Thomas
Jefferson, is daily receiving great praise
from the democrats A thousand fine
things are told US of what it zvould hare
done had it been continued. But they
take very good care not to tell us what
it did do and what its reheoI has since
done. Look here Farmers and see for
yourselves
Embargo hricesi Present hrices I!
Wheat dol. Wheat dolls.
Rye so cts. Rye l 10 cts.
Corn SO cts. Corn 80 cts.
Will the Democrats restore the En-
barge il they again get into power (;
they say II was nlosE 7viSe and bench
ciaE measHre-I.ook well to il then that
you do not put it into their no tver Far
mers to confer upon you any more OF
their aVsdom or their benefits.
Trent. FedcrGEst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

We see nothing in the French &C.
counts which afford the least prospect
or disposition on the part of Bonapare
TO restore the millions Of property Ne
has, robber like, taken from the citi-
zens of this country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Domrstir JIllteIIigfntf.
NORFOLK, SEPT. %.

GfeaE-The price of this article il
our Market, has risen to the enormous
price of one and three quarters OF a
dollar per bushel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

His Royal Majefty is caufed by
circumstances, TO extend the order of
fhurting the ports of Hufum and ton
ningen, for North American fhips, TO
all the ports in the Duchy of Hol-
fein. and that every American vefel
which may arrive afts the pnblica-
tion of this our order, fhaH be turn
cd of, as has been prefcribed in the
order of the 18th June lait, for HUI
fun and Tonningen. Dated sd,
Aug. 1870
I'VE haze yet 70 learn, 7ybaf ffea
The apparent etangs Of pokcy at Paris
nil haze on Denmark end PruNa'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08


Sc. Petersburg is the moft extrav-
agaat Court in Europe; the cftab-
liil.ment of the French Miniaer is
slmof unlimited, in point of exPenfe.
He lives at a rate infinitely more
luxurious than the Emperor Alexan-
der, or any nobleman of his Court.
As an initance of his profnfiOn, he
gave a public gala fome time ago, at
which all The public minilters, the
nobility, gentry and frangers were
invited The number of gueifs was
immenie, and every perfon on has en-
trance was prefented with lottery
ticker, which was drawn during the
evening. Every ticket was a prize,
which entitled the bearer to pair
OF gloves, an elegant fan, valuable
fword, war:h, or fome other article.
30 that IN this particular alone, many
thoufand pounds were expended.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Il is confidently ftated, that the
Hon. ] Q. Adams, our Miniitcr at
the Court of RuGia, has exprehed
bis decided opinion in favor Of trea-
~ with Great Britain, provided il
could be obtained upon any thing
like equal terms Of reciprocity 1t
is remarked by him how dangerous
the French influence in the Court
of ST Petersburg has become, per-
vading every artery of the body po-
lite there is not a nobleman S place
but has fome minion of France with
in it. He confders the fafety of
this country and Great-Britain 70
nearly connected, that we, as well
as they, mutt find a paramount duty
in oPpoGng French influence and
power.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

y
LITE FROMLISBON.
! By an arrisel at New York, Lii
Ibon papers have been brought up to
The very late date of the 10Th Of
AuguR at which time no news of
a battle had been received there.
Lord Welliagton'st headquarters
IT'LL remained at Celerico, and thole
of Maiiena nsar Almeida upon
which place the French common
ced bombardment on the night
Of the 4 9Th of Angue. Ii is defen-
ded BY General Cox, with sarrifon
of 5000 men.
The Englilh army was fckly of
the fever aad ague; $500 infantry,
and 300 cavalry had arrived near
Corunna, and more were daily ex-
peeled.
The French were fhort ofprovi-
Gons.
General Stewart had been appointed
one of the regency of Portugal.
Extra7 ef a Lette, fran LjfBon, d.
ted Ang. g.
ga packet failed this morning for
England with dispatches from Lord
Wellington. The news by telegraph
ftates, that the French had common
ced the attack on Almeida, and
were bombarding it with great fpir-
it, and that it was recefary for
Lord Wellington 10 march his army
and attack them Immediately. The
armies were within few miles of
each other.-rhc French about
10000, and the Engliih about half
that number, but receiving reinforce
ments daily. Mott of the people
here are trembling for the events7of
a battle, which is momently expected.
The Englilh have all things ready
to embark, and the French are with
in $50 miles of this place. All the
guns that can be found in Portugal,
even the cattle and fort guns of Lii
bon have been put on board Engliih
EiPs, together with the property of
fuch of the Portuguefe nobility as in
tended to leave the place ihould the
French fucceed."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Of PORTUG

"A ciFcumstancial account OF aHaMs ~
Portugal, 50 late as the 20d. Of August, ass
beeu published. No new event had occur
red at that date. NJ attack rad been msje
on the combined English and Portuguese
army by Massena. SGme accounts say he.
has returned from the advanced p0-iloa ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

" The Secretary Of State was at Wash
ington on Tuesday evening last. The
President and Heads Of Departments
were expected there in day or two. v.
Esser Register
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

We, Frederick, &c. DO declare,
that 10 colequence of particular cir
cumitances. we have ordered as fol-
lows
Ift. The line from Nierfadt, in
our Dutchy, of Helitein, over All
remibok to Segeberg, from thence TO
Odefloc, from thence over Rilzbury
ard Barnffad to the city and Cattle of
Cluckltadr, from thence along the
Elbe TO Brunfbuttel, and further TO
Bufum, fhall be confdered as a par
ticular line of cuftom, over which
fhail not BE- carried from our Duchi-
es. neither by fea or land, any pro-
duce which is NOT Of European ORR
gin
I'd. Refined ingars, and fyrups
fhail not be exported over faid
line.
Sd An exception lhall be allow
ed for fuch quantities only as can be
proved Tor retail commerce and do
neitic ufe.-Six months provifion
for the former aud twelve months for
the latter
4th. Every vefel that clears from
one place TO another, along the coat
Of the Elbe, mutt give bonds for IS
per cent on the value of the ibip and
cargo, for the fecurity Of the diichargs
Of the fame at the place cleared for.
Sec. s. All thofe goods which
are fonnd TO be sranfported nearer to
the frontiers of thofe places deGgna-
ted as the line, ihall be cop6fcated,
and the perfons therein intereRed
fhall be fined for the value there
Of.
All thefe meafures fhall be enfor-
ced till further notice Dated at
fredericksburg, Aug. 9, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
FRENCH DUTIES.

The following is the new rate Of
duties, eaablifhed in France Cot
ton, foreign, "a cents per Id. Am
IS I,a-Coffee, 81 cts.-Cocoa,
81 I-2-Cochineal, rS5-Cloves,
57i-2-Indigo,, 50 Ia Nutmegs,
lS5--Pepper, 37--Sugar, white, 81
brown, ~ I-2---Fea, hyfon,
50 I-2-green IS IL other Teas,
u Ia.