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PLNITENTIARY STORE,
DoMESTIc WAREHoUSK.

ID q NJ ESTIC WARE-HO USE.
N ]. BURR, in addition to the articles ma
~ nufactured at the Penitentiary, offers for
sale sn assortment of GOODS of HOIlE MI.
NUFACTURJ, viz ,
Fine and coarse HATS OF every description.
A regular supply Of Cotton CLOTH, on con-
signment from The Providence Manuiactoiy. and
will DC sold by the piece at the mill prices. VIZ
BEDTIcKING, SrRIPss, CHECKS & PLAIy
CLoI rs, SPUH CorToN, single and double.
home made LINEN 5uEETINc.
RICHMOND GUN-POWDER by the keo.
warranted of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER 2. ALE in
casks and cities, and BEER in barrels.
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Leys.
ColOured and Black Rcans.
COOPER
February IS. If
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From tie ". Y. Public .Advsrtiaer.

The following article will shew the estimate.
on in which certain federal presses hold
the American government. Our public
ministers receive AN outfit and annual sa-
larry, sufficient to support the dignity and
Piainness of Republican manners. 1t is
not their routes aud levees, but the Jus tice
OF their cause and the elevated character
OF the nation that must give them conse
quence.
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ERESH CLOVER & CARDg! SEEDs.--
l. FoRSAGs Nv the suiscri6-rs. at .h,i. t,e,y
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge. ormn.
t'ty of CL0YER SEED and a raneral sssort.
rnent Of GdRDEW SEEDS, consistjnr in p.,rt
ot early and late poa7. do Beans, d.. Cabbsr..
Io.TWnp eary Hadisr, Lettuce, y --nip, Beet
Carrot, PcPocrCrs,s, Sin5ijos, g.. &c.
Also, Nicdiciaes, Drugs, paints, Dyeinp.
Drugs, &c. SC.
VAIL & ROGERS.
February ~. 2,yf
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TOULON FLEET.

n passenger in the Fame, arrived m NJ
York, informs, that the British brig Frollck
had arrived at ST. Christopher's with The
news of the capture Of two French frigates
l'he remainder Of the Toulon feet destined
'nr SOadalou"s, who had escaped the Bri
t,sh cruizers) by British squadron, abou,
the laiddis OF September
BosroN, Feb. 6, 1910.
FROM HALIFAX.
IL government vessel arrived in the lower
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Y virtue OF decree Of the Honorable Court
j. . OF Chancery for the Richmond District,
VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo
ney, the Tract of Land called BEI.VIGjERr.
KACT, near the city of Richmond, containing
one hundred acres more or less. The sale will
lake place on the premises on the fifth day of
March next.
EILLIAJf MARSHALL,0
DdVTD RJLLOCK,I { Con,'ys.
1oHN ROBINSON,
February 10. tbs
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FnoM HAVANA, Jan. Of
There were but few American vessels at Ha.
wanna. Vessels with plantation tools. negroes and
lumber, were permitted TO an entry as before /;
vessels having other cargocs were Obliged TO re-
man at the Moro rice $ 4 so, -four 16, beef
S 10, bread s s, tobacco low
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A ASSISTANT TEACHER of the En-.
Il n gish Language, Writing and Arithmetic
and A LADY capable of teaching fine Needle
WORK and Embroidery, may hear Of Situations
m the country by applying at the Office of the En-
1uirer
February l6. Ftr
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Eatract Of letter from an officer on bo4yd The ner
ship Ann and H,be, CAPT yin Daniel OkDey. nj
Providence, r. L dated IVhan,boa, Sebtsna5r,
80, 1902,
We arrived safe here after an extraordinary
short passage of 81 days, all well The shin
proves to he an excellent sailor, and good sea
boat The Chinese are at present at war with
the Ladrones, plratical set of fellows who are
near neighbors to them. They have attack ed
several Am lean ships, but have not captured
any They lately burnt village about 10 miles
from this place, and massacred al the ,nhsbi-
tants, Which consisted of about 1000 men, women
and children"
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mo. %.

oi the poibrS ~ dispute, u. Corrrr<s and not
assembled stt their date. Mr.. Erskine left
the Chesapeake on the 2oth oct. and. we
are informed, he has expressed AN opinion.
that both the government & the people of A.
merica are aseise to rupture with this
country.
Inc Expedition. which some time ago
SAiei from Sicily, for the purpose of taking
possession OF the Ionian Isles is said to nave.
accomplished pa, of its object, by having
already occupied Lalite, Cephalonia and st.
Mature. L he next ailvices are expected to
announce the fan ofCorfu the chief of those
Islands. which, from the friendly disposition
OF its principal inhabitants, is expected To-
Offer no resistance to our arms.
Swedish ships of war are stationed offtheir.
principal ports to prevent the ingress Of
nrt,sh vessels, but vessels loading there
are allowed to the 1st of December tor their
departure. Tires convoys have sailed from
this country for Sweden, since it was known
here. that the Swedish ports were tobe shut
On the 18th instant. The last in fact did
not pass Yarmouth until Saturday. Whe-
Their this singular circumstance results sole
ly from a spirit of adventure aud enterprise
IN our merchants, or from an understanding
between the two governments, we know not
incline TO think the latter is the
case.
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M friends and the public are informed thar
lFl during my absence-the sale of Gunpow ;.
der, o. the mandatory Of Dupont de Nemours,
&c. at Brandy Wine, viii be continued by Mr.
M u. Portlaux, At Gallego, Richard 6. Co.'S of
ice.
d. AUBIN Id FOREST.
Feb. 16 q
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harbor % Sunday evening last. from Halifax
we understand, with dispatches for Mr.
JACKSON. There had been no arrival at
Halifax from England, so late as our last in.
te,ligencc.
RIO JANEIRo. Aug. S,-Extract from a
private letter. The Yorkshire sDecula.
tors wish themselves az home. as woolen
goods are complete drug the custom house
is quite foil. and noac of the convey ships
can unload, until new warehouses are pre-
pared
" have been much disappointed in this
place. expected 70 have found something
new. ~ the'manner & appearance of Saath
American Gown. but it is altogether Lisbon ;
the same kind of houses the appearance
OF the people exactly Similar: the only dis-
terence is the number of black slaves
he situation Of the palace is delightful
ana the country around romantic and grand
to an extreme
Al the English keep shops and sell by
retail the market is completely glutted,
except FOR ninslins. the first cargo of tina.
commodity which arrives will sell to large
Droht. Unless the government establish a
rorto Franco. or allow vessels from the river
La ri ia to enter. half the English will be
obliged to return home.
Houses are hard to be rot. and those
that can be Obtained. hardly deserve the
name, which we pay most extravagantly
for
The town is beautifully situated & the
streets are equal to any in Lisbon, with the
exception of the Rus Augusta. and the o.
Their new streets; but the interior Of the
houses are little better than bare walls, &
IN general are more forlorn THAI in the large
towns in the interior of Portugal"
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NM ANTS A SIrUATION.-As steady sober
w young man in Store or Ware House, or
any other genteei employment that would offer.
Satisfactory reference can be made. note left
at this Office directed to A. b. will be attended
TO.
Feb 10 OH
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TRANSACTIONS for The ". Y. Epeaing Post

LISBON, December %.
lie troops which sailed from Sicily on the
Esd September under the command of pe
neral Oswald. took possession Of the Islands
ct Zante, Cephaionia and st Mark, which
'ormed a part of the iouian Republic they
made no resistance whatever.
According to the last news from Algiers
the Dey demanded an annual tribute from
France. and the Consul refusing it was i'm
prisoned. We learn by the French papers,
that the last Consul Dubois Thainville has
returned to Paris.
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4 TTENTiON THE Richmond Republican
L il Blues, are hereby commanded TO attend
Muster on the 22ni inst. February, on the CAPT
to' Square. in complete uniform, with - rounds
blank cartridges, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock, A. M
BY order Of the CAPT.
y. PHILPOTTS, Sere't.
February 10. 2T
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BY the brig Amelia, from Lisbon. which
port she left on the oath December. W.
learn, that the British army had retired
from Abrantas to Oumba. The French
were advancing. British packet had ar
rived at Lisbon, which brought London pa
pers OF the 18th OF December. but We are
informed they did not contain any news Of
mportance:....Gfer.I dv.
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EOR SALE, the following PR0PERl'T in
i the Town of Waynesborougl,, viz:

The TAVERN occupied by William Brown
Que House contains tea rooms and five fire places,
with a Portico in front large complete Store
Horse adjoining, cellar under the whole, and a
log kitchen Oh lot opposite, Stable 90 by 80
feet. The buildings tkitchen excepted) are
frame, put up about FIVE or six years: Also the.
adjoining lot and old buildings, long occupied as
a Tavern. The garden ground is of the first
quality Also two out lots one Of FIVE, the other
two acres, together, with or without, as might
suit the purchaser. One hundred acres of well
timbered Land, lying on both sides the Turnpike
in Rock;ish Gap, two to three miles from the a
foresad property ALL the roads leading from
the west to Rockish, unite at Waynesborough,
and being situate in popular neighborhood, is
believed 70 be one OF the best stands for public
business in the upper country. Possession may
be had on the 25th of June next.-Appiy to Ro.
bert Porteriield, who also offers FOR SALE, the
fnlin,vinnr
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THIS DAY rs PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURN:dL ROTATION or TIE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles.
from the properties Of the Cycloid and the Lei.
Cycioid.
WITH
AN Applications or THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena Of
the Winds, Tides and of those Stony and Me.
taiiic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface Of the Earth
by JOHN WOOD,
Author Of Elements Of PERSPECTIVE, nriu-
ted in London, in 1893.
December II.
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M Office BY virtue of deed OF trust, from
IN Samuel Smthson to3the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due Brown, Rives
& Cc.-will be sold agreeable to law, at Elijah
Garth's Tavern, in the town of Charlottesville, on
Monday the 9Th day of March next, ie being AL.
bemarie court day, the following property to wit :
negro woman named Lucy, and her three chill
dreD, lack, Isaac, and Alse, negro man nam
ed Watt, also Wagon and four horses with
geer complete, much thereof as will be suf
Ecient TO pay the balance due under said trust.
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, 10th Feb. Sw
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ur f'abtishedby Thomas Richie. nearly op-
posite fhe elsie Tavern, Richmond, Yiyginia.

c. CONDII IONS Five dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those spho svish TO
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
otheir papers srH be discontinued at the expiration
Of the frst year.
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CROCK OF DRY GOODS FOR SALE
~ The subscriber DESTROYS of removng to Phi
ladelpha, will dispose of his stock of well assert
ed Dry Goods on liberal terms. TO those dis
posed to enter into this business, or to add to
their present stock this is an object worth their
attention. as very considerable proportion of his
goods are scarce.
HUGH CHAMBERS.
The debtors of the subscriber will call and
settle their accounts Immediately, expect with
out distinction to have them put in an attorneys
hands for collection his creditors will call and
receive payment
HUGH CHAMBERS.
Feb. 6. eptf
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-RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

NOTICE to all whom it may concern, that in
IN tending shortly 70 remove from hence,
have resigned the Office of Agent and Treasurer
to the commissioners ofthe Lottery for the ben
eft Of the College of William 8, Mary, in this CT
ty.
RO: GREENHoW.
Williamsburg, Feb g. 4w
IHAvE appointed William IL. Ru In, Esq
Emy agent for the Mississ;op; Teritory----
who is hereby authorised TO receive, and grant
receipts for, any monies due 10 me in that quar-
ter.
THOMAS RITCHIE,
Editor Of the Enquirer.
Richmond, Virginia.
Feb. 10. 1910. Iaw4t
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1iiatn and Portugak.--Thcsc interesting
countries now present themselves to the eve.
OF the politician under The double view Of the
recent changes in their respect. We govern
ments, and the recent res1scitaCion of
their martial spirit. 'Ehe Change i'm the
administration OF Portugal, with the place
assigned IN J. to lord Wellington, is already
known. some good may be expected from
1t IN point ut yigor and decision; out whether
there is any thing in the arrange .nent CAL
cuidted to wind up the popular spirit TO hat
high wrought tone Of enthusiasm, which will
equally inspire the Inhabitants With fort,-
tuIc, under the PFiYatlons which the pr.
ser'a.iou OF their torcrirg tpendenc.
VIII cost t.em, and stimulate them to those
bold eXertiOns whirh he attacks Of 4 pow
eriui eHenly must call forth, IT they he sue
cessiuiiy fcsis ed, Is mugitc b. GyuJtcd.--
ct, 1t IS bHl jus. to Acknowledge. that The
conduct OF the PJr.uylc>e, ia IN ny u4 at.
cgs' tenders appreciation just trbu E. -
The fate Of Portugal, however. dep,,,ds
upon SPAN She Giu,t stand Ct, i..i with her
1eiShb"r. In tuis relation GDaia assumes
n dJn1ie impor dnce; she certainly holds ia
her hand the late OF Portugal, and peIiaps
NJ rlropc. 10 the resdlts OF ,ne ia e de-
hberdtions o! the Supreme Jun.a, We hive
therefore turned win anxIpts expectation.
aud they appear to Do such rs would have
commanded Vnr u'Wus' Confidence had they
been ad'p'ed so,ntr; but, w:se as tnty are.
hey ~ ca.r4, sc fear, zoo l@t, 4 he prlnci,
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FRANCE.


F" PARIS, Nov. 1O,-The Duke of II
chingen (Ney) will set of this day or to-
morrow, Tor the army in Spain
- Nov. 15.-The king of Saxony arrived
here yesterday at S o'clock IN the evening.
" The emperor arrived late in the even
ing OF the lf.h. at Paris. His MAJESTY rode
on horseback the greater part oi the way
from Fontainbleau to Paris On his arrival
he visited, accompanied by the King of
Westphaiia. the king OF Saxony and after
snort conversation with that PRINCE. his
majesty repaired to the Thuiieres.
. 10 morrow his m; jesty will give audi
ence to his minister, and on the fal,owinr
day he win admit to his presence the diff
ierent Constituted authorities.
The prince of Schwarzsnberr. an
pointed ambassador from Austria to the
court OF Paris, set out for his destination O.,
the 24th instant.
Z" Nov. 21.--The king of Naples is to
quitthat city on the 9Th, Tor Paris.
The news of the bombardnant of Cux.
haven, by the English on the Gu IS confirm.
ed, but the damage done is not great; only
seven house nave suffered
NV. 22-WS hear FROM Turin, that
on the I2th and 18th great number Of
Cardinals passed through Inat city OH their
way to Paris"
The American President has refused to
receive the Spanish Ambassador!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29
French "./riendship" y British
" e1mit4" :

The n. Y. Gazette mentions the receipt
OF letter which states that the Polly, capt.
<. Perkins, Of CAstine, prize 10 he French
privateer La Tilsit, was recaptured BY the
British armed brig Salomine, capt. Wilkin-
son, and restored to capt. p who was on
board his vessel when she was recaptured.
1t is further stAJed, that the Tisit, after
committing this act Of hostility, arrived at
Norfolk as national vrssek, from whence
she went to Baltimore, obtained supplies to
20 again upon her "usefui labors." Was
the British brig TO enter our ports. she
would be "Ordered out" This is Mr.. Ief.
terson's doctrine Of equal and exact JUS
tice 10 all nations''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29

the u. States Whether the affairs
of the country have not fInce been
changing from bad 20 worie, initead
of fecuring more beneficial terms or
any terms whatever !
With a view to the general iub-
| iea of letters of credence and the
diitina authority OF publick mini
tiers, | will now refer to examples IN
the hiltory of our own government
without OBTAINING you by citations
from the works of foreign writer's on
publick law.
The hrft authority to which |
now refer, is the authority of pref
dent Madifon as preident OF the u
nited States. | propofe to fhow,
that prior to the prefent FELTON, OF
Congrefs he believed it proper that a
Publick minifter plenipotentiary hav-
ing letters of credence fhould alto
have diftin6t authority to enable
him to ftipulate in behalf of his gov
eminent. With this view | refer to
the Mehage from the President of
the United States at the commence
ment of the Ialt FELTON, of Congrefs.
In that Mefage, there is claufe re-
lative to the purPort of certain in
ftruttions for our minilters at Lon
don and Paris and then immedi-
ately follow the expreifion, which |
will now read.
Soon after thefe intrudions
were despatched, it was found that
the Britifh government, anticipating,
from early proceedings of congrefs at
their fef1ion, the fate of our laws,
which has had the effect Of placing
the two belligercnt powers on foot
ing of equal refrictions, and relying
on the conciliatory difpoGtion of the
United States, had transmitted to
their legation here, proviGonal in
ltru6tions, not only to offtr fatisfac-
ton for the attack on the frigate
Chefapeake, and to make known the
determination Of his Britannica ma
lefty to fend an envoy extraordinary
with powers to conclude treaty on
all the points between the two coun-
tries but moreover. to ignify his
Willingness, in the mean time, to
Withdraw his orders in council, in
the perfuation that the intercourse
with Great Britain would be renewed
on the part of the United States.
4" Thele ieps Of the Britifh gov
eminent led to the correspondence
and the proclamation now laid be-
fore you by virtue OF which, the
commerce between the TWO countries
will be renewable after the tenth day
Of June next"
To be c7ntinued.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29

pers. which ike Sempronids, are
5cHoqyi,sg out FIR WAR, the house o.
Representatives are denounced as SCI
Of imbecile, timeserving popularity
seekers and that the hopes OF the
nation now rest ON the Senate There
are many who well remember 'he
time, when these same SORT Of folks de-
nounced Senates as the rags CT aristoc-
rscv, and even as Publlck Nuisances.
The present cold weather has made a
considerable Improvements IN jemaIe
tactics. They have now actually gone
so far as to" RECOVER ARMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29
CONGRESS-.

Mr.. Macon's bill for knocking off the
shackles of the non intercourse law is
put to sleep for the present. Mr.. Bur-
well has promised to offer some thing
as asubstltute but the order Of the day
with our democratic rulers appears to
be to do-NOIHLNG. After hav
ing Tor ten years run the round Of DO
htical evil and ruin, they are found to-
tally incapable of retrieving the coun.
try from that disastrous situation it has
been plunged into by folly and ignor-
ance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29
- oc0cffsfas,oU -


MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
Met last Wednesday agreeabIy to ad.
lournment. On Thursday the Governor
met the two branches in convention and
delivered his Speech-it was received b,
the mail on Saturday evening, but not IN
season Tor this days paper. 1t will BE- civ.
ca in our next e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29
Ep the aeails.
4 NEW HISTORY.

1T is intended, should Divine Providence
permit, to publish, in the Freeman's Jour-
nal, at the close Of the present session of
Congress, and not before, for want Of time,
and other good reasons, az extended Series Of
Letters, addressed to the People Of the u.
States, in which will be traced the origin
and character Of French Influence upon tie
affairs of the u. States, during the Admin
stration Of Thomas Jefferson This work
will involve such statements Of Facts, and
sketches OF Documents andDebates hitler
to concealed from the Publick, both III the
Executive and Legislative Departments Of
the Government, as may be published With
\ out violation of the constitutional privileges
Of those departments. What those Z" con-
stitutiOnal privileges" are, the writer must
of course decide for himself, III the first m.
stance, and the Government will have a
right TO make :" constitutional" decision
upon the subject afterwards.
TFn writer is aware of the immense res
possibility which is attached 10 task Of
this description. But having calmly reflec-
ted upon IT tor year or two, and having
satisfied his conscience, he has of course
made up his MIND, as TO the course to be
pursued, and will pursue it, regardless of
every possible consequence.-Our country
must be saved from subsection to the inHu-
ence OF Foreign Power. And he cannot
be real patriot who is unnmbitious of self.
devotion IN the great and glorious cause Of
lis Salvation
One Or two letters will appear in each
week, and the whole time of publication
will probably not fall much short Of a ve ar
Feentan's Journal
I1 rs this contemplated HISTORY riK Be
from re pen q q gentleman yrho, TO tie ddvan.
tages u hdvin5 been a Member IF Congress,
has beec made acquainted with democratic sec.
,ets Sghich haze been concealed from the FEEDER
aIistS, Sve shall hope it ziH 5eread and bondeyea
~, BY those 7vho Continue brethren II the tanliG
Of g9iich Mr.. ELLIOT has been an i'm oortant
I'D intelligent member. -Centinel.
The American vessels which enter.
cd the harbour of Naples on the faith o.
q Promise Of the King-and which yes
sells had violated no iaw or decree, have
had their carg0es segue8terd-and are
not permitted to sail again themselye.
without giving bonds, probably tina,
they will not be taken or spoken by a
British cruizer Which they cannot
prevent if they should fall in with a
! British vessel disposed to speak or de.
tain them.
In the ID, ora. IIhir, and other No.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29

The Gag" RUE which the demo
Gratis attempted to introduce into Con-
gress has met with formidable oppo-
sIuon even from some of their own
party II It should be adopted and en-
forced, there will be an end to the free
dom OF debate and the liberty of speech.
but We cannot yet believe the time is
now come that the bawlers of "hberty
and equality" think their plans suffi.
GENTLY ripe to throw off the mask o!
political hypocricy, and play the tyrant
III iull II they are, we are conhdenl
the people will soon correct the proce.
dure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29

two thirds Of poll tax. eil'.sr
present or preceding year, ber,, Ne
3Oth day ofthis month. 1h- ~ Ms
last June, requires no new qualise y
in point Of property, il oniy ne
that the cid law shall not be Con-: .''lsi
mere DEAD LETTER, and Tia,
men, assessors and collectors sbsu i
their duty, or incur Certain penaIdo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29
RUSSIA g TURKEY

BY the last accounts from Constsntinople
It IS stated that the Russian army was with.
IN fur ddys march Of that city and that
French influence was gaining an ascenden-
cy in the Divan &the Grand Seignior.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29

letter from Stockholm informs that
Col. Burr was in that city, living in gr-..
intimacy with the king and mobility, but
was soon to proceed to Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-29
TOIYN OFFICERS.

ne provisions of the law for the e.
lection OF town officers requires that
The voter shall have paid poll tax and