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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-31

It 10 with the effective power Of legislation,
IS composed Of materials so i'll assorted and
imbeciIe where intelligence is 50 limited,
and publics spirit is exchanged tor secret
cabals: for the motives of faction; for the
personal qualification of some disappointed
or malignant dsmagosue, some vindictive
matchmaking intriguer for the mean object
of retaining seat on account of its pstty
six dollar emolument when the best inter-
ests of nation are sunk in considerations
such as these separately or combined, it is
time the people look around them, and ex
anime the conduct, the v0tes, the desertion
of potes, the motives, and the tendeacy Ut
such representation, or rather mir repre-
sentation.
6 Local influence. the. eagerness fotpetty
Offices, the jealousles which vice and VII.
cious ignorance always entertain agAnst
men who are not supple enough to be sJco-
plants, and who, conscious of their in'e
gritty, will not descend to the vile intriguss
which operate in popular elections these
things should be considered in time men
Of worth and independence should not a.
bandon their duty to their country & them
selves, by leaving to those who are actuated
by unworthy views, the first selections, and
tn: general choice of candidates. The great
mass Of the people too seldom look beyond
the ticket that is prepared for them, and
never consider ho1v or by zvh0m the ticket
was prepared.
/" We see motley tribes, like zvande~tag
arabs, travelling from grog shop to grog.
shop, and there making out Of their spout
ings, what they call public opinion; We see
the very stipsndaries who have thus crept
into Office, through the Kennels of debase.
mens and fraud, going forth in tribrs, with
the view of securing the places they had
acquired by corruption, putting in nomina-
ton men like themselves, who from sympa-
thy they suppose will assure them continu.
snce; and bartering in this way their trust,
their o4ths, anc the rights of the aatisu !;
nothing but a complete changs in Congress,
and the substitution of better men, can res
cue US from the iguominy and danger cf
our situation"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-31
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The United States, in relation to Europe
feel only France and Great Britain and
them alone, she sees. LET US see them
correctly let us see them, as they relate to
ourselves. Ii is thus, they should be seen.
Bonaparte, having usurped the government,
of France and prompted by an ambition,
r, s,less as the ocean, and Unsuitable as the
grave, has spre ad slaughter, devastation,
and conquest, over the greater part of the
Europr an continent; even wh-re he has not
actually conquered the country his Influence
Is almost irresistible.
Great. Britain, fortunate in her insular al.
tuation, alone holds him at defiance, and
presents barrier to his conquest of the
world. She, surrounding her islands with
her Feet, has the ~dominion of the sea and
having cloathed her sons with armor, and
bound her shores with cannon, has taken
the magnanimous resolution to maintain her
national independence, or bury herself under
her own ruins. Bonaparte, furious at the
resistance which ne meets with from Great
Britain, in proportion as it Restraints bis
conquests beyond the continent and dssl.
rous of the dominion of the seas, as well as
of the land, is determined, if possible to
conquer Great Britain. To this object, he
turns his utmost attention; and bends his
every means. 1t is this first, and constant
wish of his heart, that has induced him
totyranize over the commerce of Europe,
TO the exclusion of British manufactures
And it is also this which has made him
break every tie oftriendship, and good faith
towards the United States; by bis Berlin,
Milan, and other DEGREES. HE is NOW
THE GREATEST ENEMY WHICH
AMERICA HAS, unless some Of her
own ambitious, and wicked citizens, may
be more culpable.
Great Britain, is contending for every
thing deer to people, or to a nation.--
Fraaee, is contending for her total subiupa-
ton, ard political annihilstion.
Great-Bri,ain, once conquered Bona.
par.e, once possessed of the British aset;
the rest Of the Universe, and first, those
- S>e~~C
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-31
Frcm the NorJoM Ledger.

By last mail, we received the first nusloer
of the :" american Republic" newspa-
per printed at Frankfort, in Kentucky,
and edited by HumpAry MarshaA, Esq.
We congratulate the public upon the <
stabllsnmeuI ot d paper, uuuer sum :,
respectable direction. Tn. following re.
marks will serve as specimen of the ia
Tents, & political sentim ms. which may
be expected fom the American Repn5-
ECo !.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-31

DIRECTIONS 70 MAKE VINE FROM CHEZ
RES, CURRANrs, SIC.
{ distracted from ktte, If T2sepR CslN
Esq. tt, the Editor. J :,
I think if my fellow.ei.izens w''''
consider the great expehce, risk andunf''
tainsy of being supplied with wine from ~ ;:
usual source, under the present prospect I"
affairs in Europe, the base and dangsroa
practice of sdulteration by many OF w
vsnders of wine; and with what ease aha
trlfiing expence wholesome and good WIZ
may be made from the fruits of our cow
try, they would use more ex.rtions for ~
purpose than heretofore. And as nav
heard of many who have tried and W.,
unsuccessful will give you brief ae'o%
of my method, which has never failed v"
me. 81
81 have tried currants, goosberle' ~
Morrella cherries; they all make an sA.
len. wine, and have no doub. that sv.
mon sour pic cherry would do the ss M
The morela cherry, especially 'm'
kind called the Salem morrlla, tina. III
most valuable I have seen, as they IN
younger, fuller, more certain, and ESQ.,,
,ject to worms, than any other; thsl ~
is Of more agreeable acid, and OF ,~u
sringent quality, and for wine or branS s,,rr
the preference. have experience ~ s.
years that the putting cask about n sI,
Of them, and about as many p0au', ~
white HAVANA O, loaf sugar as 10. aut
will hold gallons, then filling 1t oyp,ttJ'
in the last mentioned cherries, , na
most agreeable and wholesome o',''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
NOtice-Frst5 G0ods tor /aie.


Wlilldm OTIth,
LAS in received and offers for fale Al his
fore, bottom Of Exchange Rreet, tor
merry Gated Fith-isrees, general aforsmepr
ct CROCERIES--amopg which are as fot-
lows wiz.
20 quintals good Pollock Fiji +; 80 uuintals
good dumb Cod Fifth, for table NE ~ bales
of New Orleans Cotton; bale of Wen linda
do.s few caLks freih Rice Hylon, FEylon
Skin, Sonchong and Bohea Tea 100 hhd..
Liverpool Sair /; .ew Lids. Turks Hand do
table Go CoEniAc and SpaniG Brandy
Hollands and American On; a few hhds. 81.
Cfoix Rum half ton Rhode Hand Cheefe.
fra quality; bags Of Coffee Lifbon and
Port Wine; Chocolate Pepper aud Alipice
kegs Of Ciaek's Tobacco, fra oualiIy few
doz. Steel Shovels loaf and brown Sugar !;
Casdies; cotton and wool Cards; Powdes
and Sho.-iogesher with every other article
wanted in the grocery Iire--a fmaIi adort-
meat Vt IRON WARE--all OF which he or
fers Tor iale hy whoIeiaie. Or retail, Is cheap
as can be bought in this town, for cath o.
credit.
Seafaring men can have their families fup-
Piled with Groceries, on credit OF the voyage
AZ cath prices, and the goods all fent 20 their
houles. Ct7obey 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
@arr!en.

IN New-Eork, Mr.. Samuel Wood worth,
Printer to Miss Lydia Reeder, daughter
Of the widow Julia Reeder, all Of n York.
New p-ogfs Of love be still rmp,est,
As lie thro' lite shall lead her
Nor Crirfc's slar disturb his breast,
If he can please his REEDER.
In England, Hon Samuel Hooa, son of Adj
miral L9rd Head, to Charlotte Nelson, niece Of
che immortal Nelson.
In Spencer, Kew. Roswell Shirtlef, Pro-
fessor Of Divinity o. Dartmouth College, to
Miss Anne Pope.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
8ieo,

In Paris, Ma2xrne REcAAIfR, equally
celebrated for the besuty Of her person,
symmetry Of form, superior taste, and ami
ability Of character.
In NJ, Jersey, Cen. JAMES Cox, M. c.
Et. 57.---In AEinipnccsuc river, Bath, in
Vermont, ldrownedl Mr.. LEONARD It's
sorT, a German. 1t. Al who had escaped
death ia the sanguinary fields of Germany,
and in the peTils OF the ocean, to meet it in
fording IN Magnificent streamiet'
IN Newburyport. Mrs. MARY, wife OF
Michasi Hodge, jun. Esq. aged %
In this town, on Saturday las, Capt. Ell.
KANAH CLAP, aged A.
CT The Marine Society are requested to
attend the funeral Of Capt Z. CLAP, THIS
AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock.
J. WOODMAN, Sect
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

ION, and wanted bui very few votes OF
choice 1 he course Of our national
politics and foreign relations has been
such since The last election as to con-
vince many, even of the democratic
party, that a perseverance in the plans
81 the administration must ruin the
COUNTRY. he noble stand made by
nc legislature and people of Massa-
chuselts, aided by the exeriions of 9TH
r states, diverted the administration
rom their intended course, but there
IS every reason TO apprehend, that
should the people Of The eastern states
send democratic Representatives TO
Congress, the same pefnic;ous meas
ures would be pursued. The strange
lelusion by which demagognes have
deprived the disciples of Washington
oi portion of that confidence which
they 50 deservedly possessed, seems TO
have yielded, in degree, to the force
Of truth and experience in some of our
neighborIrg states, am it is confident
iy expected that Massachusetts will
not be found wanting. Let US in Lin.
coin District contribute our part 70 the
general good. AN ELECTOR.
Wiscasset, SEPT. 26, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

own political party deem a man totally
unworthy and nnquaefcd 10 be a mem
Der Of the gouernor's eouncfl, 10 you
think prudent to appoint such man,
to represent you in Congress :
4sh--is i,not of the highest impor-
lance that our public officers should BE-
men Of talents, efh0aor, Of honesty!
QUERlST.
NeEv- Gloucester, Sef1. 1871, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Liussl.. E-Bat5. osssy 2, 1910.

TAKEN by Execution aud will be offered
L for lale at tie Academy ia iaid Bath, on
the Eleventh. day of November next, At three
O'Clock 10 the Afternoon, three Shares or three
fitch parts Of the Female Academy in iaid
Bath, and the privileges TO the fame which
belong to = yrfb StvraH, Eiq. ore Of the pro-
prie,ors of lard Academy, or as much of fad
three flares Is may fatlsfy an execution in my
poil,iTion aga,nll laid sewall, and coa for lev
eying the fame.
ssNi DAVENPORT, d. SbsF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
NEW CHEAP STORE.


WILLIAM A. COLMAN,
INFORMS bis friends and the public that
ne has taken the fore lately occupied by
Mr. James RufeIl, Exchange fsreet, two
doors below the Maine Fire and Marine Ia
ineance ohlceJ-where he has now opened
and ready tor iAie general sfortmens Of
European and India Gods,
which he will fell very cheap for cath.
Oe7o5ey 4, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Foa THE GAZETTE.

MR. SHIRLEY,
:, The Federal Republicans Of Lincoln
District will unanimously support
ALDEN BRADFORD, ESQ.
at the approaching election of Mem
o-rs OF Congress. Mr.. BRADFoaD is
Known to the electors, and his charac-
Ter needs no aid from comparison with
re opposite candidate. He received 4
.Sss hanespme support at the last eIec.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
MR.. RICHMOND

GIVES notice thar his School for The in.
itrnetion Of writing viii reconmence al
ms room IN Free itreet, on Monday 9Th Oc.
tober INIT w here thofe who with 10 attend
are requeited 70 make immediate application.
Lett there thould be foms VINO may NOT be
acquainted with the decided fuperiority " NJ.
mode OF lnituoion TO that Of any other, the
following certificate is iubjoined -
PORTLAND, AuGusr 1910.
WE the fubferibers hereby certify, that
Mr. SiLAs M. RIcHMoEp, who, IN The ihort
ipace OF fortnight, profefTes to teachto per-
ioa' OF mature Judgment, the art of Wr,tiu.
IN an elementary and fyitematic mannei-hss
iu'nhed bus engagements relative 10 ali our
Children, whom be has inAructed, 10 our en-
',rc ian'factlon--that his coutuct, while in
rms place. merits our aPprobzson-an thar
we cordially with him iuccets u tbs ufsfuf
hne of buflnefs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
FOR SIZE or TO LET

a good fand for Tanner or Trader nles-
: family htuated in New GIouceiter, Al lie
upper corner 70 called "A two lorv
DWELLING HOUSE wen fnifhed and 4
Brick. Store under one half Of the honle with
good Barn, Wood Eouie, Chaife FTouie. ana
twelve. Acres of laGd-AIfo. 4 convenient
Tan Yard, Bark Houfe, and an Acquedna az
good water &e-Terms made eafy. For fur
Their particulars enquire Of
JOSEPH rfiRA5HER, on the prentice.
on g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
NEW FLOUR.
William Crofs,

No. 8, Lmg- W5a,f
Has juit received aud now landing from
fchr. Ruby,
400 bbls. new fuper6ne FLOUR,
100 bbs. fcratch'd do.
100 half bbls. fnperfne do.
The above is warranted TO be from wheat
of this years growth. %
hLo IN Store
200 bufhels of white Rock SALT,
IS bbIs. of Bone MiddIings, aud one Hog
PORK,
10 kegs Virginia Fig TOBACCO,
Chefs of dyfon Skin & souehong TEAS,
RUM and BRANDY.
C7oED 3, 1910. (rfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

No 9, Ma6cyi Ron.
oSEPH JOHNSON has JUN received and
- Tor iale, q comfortable addition TO his for
mer ifoek Of Theological books.
ALSO,
Windfor Soap, Britifh & American Tnkpow-
der ALI of which will be fold as cheap az
can be purchafed in Town.
on, q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

bst, taken ow & 70 4 scarcity oF proy;sia
In Ssaia, stairs are not considered a.
desperate. No tears are entertained ut a.,
g.ii o. Ca1iz. som, are so sanguire as Il
saink tie S,4snisrd, viii finally to able I.
r.d the country Of is invaders. The Duk,
az Orleans, branch Of the Bourbon tamil,
was 10 Csdiz and i Is supposed he viii
be appointed Regent BY the Cories.
The situation of Holland since It's an
rcxa,ion 10 France is represented 10
be. if possible, more wretched than ever.
$4,000 French troops are enforcing
Bonaparte's oppressive and tyranical
laws at the point Of The bayonet. Thei,
commerce l. annihilated, and their
Young men are compelled to join the
French armies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Queries, 10 the candid and homes: ofthe
dcmocratic farIy IN the counties cf
Cumberland and OIJoyG.
/. Can you vote for character, to
sustain any public Office whatever,
whom you believe destitute Of moral
and religious principle !
2. Would you knowingly give your
suffrages TO an OPPRESSIVE, fyran'eal u
surer TO one who would grips from
j poor citizen his last farthing, rather
than rciinquish one cent of twenty four
percent interest
S. fpersoas Of inflammation of your
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
JUST PUBLISHED,

S. PATTERNS Book Store,
No 10, Jsrn Roro Extbaass F,set,
THE 10th edition Village Harmony
Pariih's Geography, which has lately been
introduced into mott Of the Schools aud Acad-
emIes, prices 2fs $40 GA new edition Of the
Military Companion, work of great merit.
Northern Harmony for fale as above.
O9. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

We insert with pleasure the commu-
nication of our anonymous democ-
ratio correspondent-not because we
would willingly devote our columns
to the cause of democracy but be-
cause the writer possesses kind of
honesty of heart and integrity of po-
liucal principle, which we admire in
any party.-He appears fully to com.
prehend the deceptive arts Of the
Portland faction. We hope he will
sct up to the spirit of his Writings
1T all democrats had his honesty, we
should he safe in the hands of dem.
ocracy.-ED. GAz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
5EIs tp aurtion.


4A1R4ER 0H EEk
an Tueltsv the Esd init, AZ o'clock 4
~ M ar MIR. Thomas Freemzn's Farm near
the feat or Mr.. anes Deering. will tie offered
for fsle 81 Real MERfNO SHEEP. and a.
fuch authenticated by certi6oates-Thefe
Sheep were received from WI JARVIS, Ed.
II. 3 Coniul a. Lion. CondigiCns made
known ar the time OF fate.
STEPHEN MLELLAN Aas.
Portland, Oct g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
I. MAHAN. Hgenf.

j. MAHAN, Hgenf,
EAsjuf received in addition 70 his former
Rock,
Is doz. iuperine Beaver Hats, wide and mar
row brims, of an improved make and very
light
cafe of patent fix water proof Hats,
Rorams, Napt and Csmel's hair Hats, by the
cafe or al retail,
Chiidren's morocco and fur Hasa large
aiortment Of men and boys felt Hass,
The BsfOn Hat Aze-Efae74yi@g Company do
manufacture 5sftey Hats than any inititulion
Of the kind ia The u. s:aies-Hatters them
ielves, lay il Is faa-The hyperion savan.
tages they Poteis. and The hyperion manner
which they do manufacture, can be explained
Satisfactorily to any perion. All hats, which
I fell with the ltamp in, will be warranted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Solomon & Tn: Boyce.
Copartneribip DN5lVed.

" ~
THE Copartnerihip exiting between the
: iubicrIbers will expire the Esa day Of
November next, by mutual content. All per-
Cons having any demands againlt laid hrm
are requefted to call and receive their pay !;
and thole indebted are earneliIy folicted 60
make immediate payment. Thois who Reg-
lea fettling their accounts before the time
expires will be obliged 70 festle with fohe
peIfon duly authorized for that Furpole.
"A. il will be much eater for al 70 f..tle
their own accounts than TO employ a third
perfon l. is preinraed thar there will be pune
rual attention, which will fave bills OF colt as
well as their feelings.
NATHANIEL jerks,
THOMAS DE CARIERETT.
Nor:JyarrOafb, or s, 1910.
". B.-The buineis will be continued as
ulusl by the iubfcriber ut bis old ltand where
ne will De happy ia attending 70 MS Old cuff
TONERS; and II lew ones fhouid call they will
receive his thanks for their eullom
NATHANIEL JEEKS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
NATHANIEL jerks,
THOMAS nR CARrEpFT-
NOTICE.

a BEL BOYNTON informs his friends &
( > clients than be has removed from I.,fbon
10 Bath. Their commands fhaH meet with
hdeliiy aud attention. Earl on. a. 1910.
Benjamin Ames s. Abel Boynton,
INFORM their friends ald the public, that
they have formed conGexion ID the protect
hon Of Law by the name aud ityle Of AhES
and bOYNrON Any buiInels oonhded 70
them, will receive immediate attention.
BENZ. AMES,
BIB, on 4, 1910. ABEL ROYNlON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
MUFES 81 TLPPETS.

Sable, Pole Cat, Fit, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and brown Cenetts. They were man
ufactured under my own inspection during
the lsit hummer the furs will be'warranted
TO De prime, and the work well done-lhey
are made in the Ruih4n file, and an entire
new fafhion here llali fell them at whole
fale or retail, cheaper than can be pnrchsied
ellwhere in the Diftrif. Ca. ,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
BOSTON - HIT
raa,ry - vr.bsss.

Adjoining Menrrs. Quincy & Bakers Store At
the lower end of Exchange
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
PorfLand HIT Manutaf7orn.

0ffl9hd l7Hl M1HuTACT0rT.
THE Directors OF the Porfl0a5 Hrt Bfaar-
fst7vy lake rhe liberty 10 inform The pnb-
lie IN general that they have for fale at the
Portland Fat Mandatory Ware Houfe a
Middle Areet, over the fore Ut MsiIis How
and Evans, large aud ertenlve alortmerS
of the
Fira and fecond quality Beaver HATS;
Koran duo
knapt di.fu.
Canals hair ditto.
Youths Drabb dttto.
Cafes Ut any kind can &c put up At very
ihort notice. The above HATS u warranted
70 be Of the very bet quality, ~ he directors
of tine faid factory have taken tie n.moit
pans 70 procure rhe very bet W stock, aad
A. good workrren rs any IN the untcd sta.cs,
and they preiume the fAid Has win be q
quail to any ever made il the United States
or any other part ~ lAe work. tie fa,d ccr.-
Pany are ia hopes kAt 'he pc spie 10 general
will give encS Engagement 20 lncl y4.s-1ls
Taft luton.
". B. Caih aud the highel prize given for
all kinds OF Hating Fus
WANTED
SO cords dry spruce, lienloek g. pisch-
Pine WOOD
forrlsas. QAsstsr t.lslc-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08
Ma. SHIRLEY.

Ma. SHIRLEY,
me and believe to all well disposed repub-
licsns, that the leading characters of our
party, in making their nominations of can
didstes for high Offices are not governed so
much by principle as by prejudice and par
ty. When a candidate for public office is
to be selected, should most certainly re-
fer republican 10 ffs,!eraiisf; but should
at the same time wish that republican to be
the best man the party afforded. am not
one of those men, who estimate integrity
by fairness of profession OF capability 10
serve, by volubility of tongue / am suffi.
ciently acquainted with human nature to
know, that man can profess much and
practice but little; can possess impudsnce
and black-guard enough to make long spec
ches, without much depth of understand
ing. do not hesitate to say that / totally
dlsapprove of the nomination of William
Widgery as candidate for congressional ie-
preventative and that am sincerely Of the
opinion that if there had been full repre-
sentation of the republican sentiment Of
Cumberland district, in the Gray caucus,
he would not have been nominated. The
fact IS, that the nomination was piece of
political intrigue played off by some artfal
tcrffsans az Portland Notice was given in
tho E. Argus, (Which we country republi-
cans call not the organ of republcanism,
but Wldgery's Hersld) that county eau
Gus must be held ana so many members
must be sent from each town, as it was
entitled to send representatives to the state
legislature. confess that at first did not
perceive the artihce, but now it appears
clear tony mind. The object was to give
the Portland alias Widgery party the power
Of doing what they pleased. accordingly
when assembled az Gray, Portland had sent
ore quarter Of the delegation. They NOM
mated and chose their own moderator aud
secretary nominated the candidate and adj
loaI1ied. Thus has William Widgery been
crouded upon US but no man can compel
our votes. shall not vote, l will not vote
bard, MIR. Turner, &C. &c. are neglected
70 make way Tor whom--W titan Widge-
ry--kepu blicans, Will you see these men
neglected and Nm. Widgery promoted
lives igate BIS character inquire OF lis
nelgLbois I'd Newgloucester and OF any
and every body, that has had dealings with
hm and then vote for him if You can.
SIN unwilling 20 protest against any man of
The reput l can party, but feel myself pro-
Pelfed BY every principle OF duty 20 oppose
this nlsn 10 the last. 1t is not too late for
as 60 make another domination, and ear
nestb hope we shall do it. Let us nornin.
are republican in principle and not in pro-
fesSion only. Such man Will unite us,
and hatter myself secure an election but
Ndgtry will nots-Unless we make new
nomination, the federal candidate must in
evitably be chosen, and The republican par
" Will suffer the modification of defeat.
1 must once more exhort my republican
hrethfep 10 the country to take bold stand,
10 call new caucus and TO make new
nomination, 10 endesvor to elect a republl-
can representative notwithstanding the en-
deavors OF the Widgery party.
SEVENTY SIX.
Nrzs-Gloaceste,, Oct, a, 1910.
NJ RI consider the F. krpys as the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

N B.-I consider the f. Argus as the
" mouth piece" of Widgery. and therefore
sm under the necessity OF appearing IN a
federal paper.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-06
Tohn c.. Laid,
October 80.
Il II S 70 II S ii l. !

H.lS FOR SALE,
tons first quality Hemp
60 pieces Russia Sheetlngs ana DUCK
100 pieces Nankeens
A quantity of Shoes, Wrapping & Sheath
ing Paper
1000 sides Soal Leather
20 boxes mould ard dipt Candles.
40 quarter casks Sherry WINE OF supe-
rior quality -, ,soao;a,
/ pipe Gin
fierce Pearl ASH
ditto Glue
Barrels Sugar
Is ditto tanners OIL
5000 Bushels coarse Salt
so hhds. Potomac Tobacco
100 casks Lime 80
Also, Exchange on London
October 10. ~