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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

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without having been at any time
attempted to be duly executed by
the application ola naval force, is a
blockade conformable to the law OF
nations and consistent with neutral
Nights. Sucha pretext is complete
" barred, not only by the Inani-
nous authorities. both of writer's
and of treaties on this point, not ex-
cepting even British treaties; but
by the rule Of blockade, commune
Gated by that government to this,
In the year 1904, in which it is laid
down, that orders had been given
not TO consider any blockade of
those Islands, martinique and eau
daloupel as existing, unless in res,
pect of particular ports which may
be actually invested, and then not to
capture vessels bound to such ports,
unless they shall previously have
been warned not to enter them, and
that they 1.-THE lords of the admiralty
had also sent the necessary directi-
ons on the subject to the Judges of
the vice admiralty courts in the
West Indies and America. Tn this
communication, it is expressly sta
ted, that the rule to the British
courts and crulzers was furnished
In conseqeunce of the representa-
ons made by the government of the
U. States, against blockades not un-
like that now in question, and with
the express view of redressing the
grievance complained of. Nor
ought it to be presumed, that the
British government will finally resort
to the plea, that her naval force, al
though unapplied, is adequate to
the enforcement of the blockade of
May 1905, and that this forms a
legal distinction between that and
the Berlin decree of November fol-
loving. Were it admitted, that
an adequate force existed, and was
applicable to such a purpose, the
absurdity of confounding the, pow
err to. do a thing, with the actually
doing of it, speaks for itself. In
the present case, the absurdity is
peculiarly striking. A port block
AIDED by sea, without ship near it,
being contradiction in terms, as
wei as a perversion of law and Of
common sense.
From the language of lord Wei
lesley's two letters, it Impossible he
may endeavor to evade the mea-
sure required, by subtle comments
on the posture given to the block
ade of May 1906, by the succeed.
ing orders of 1907. But even here
he is met by the case of the block.
ade of Copenhagen and the Other
ports Of Zealand, in the year 1903
at time when these, with all til,
| Danish ports, were embraced by
those very orders of 1907; proc
: that, however the orders and block
: AIDES may be regarded as III SOM
rerpects the same. they are regard
: ed, in others, as having distinc
S operation, and may consequently CO
: exist without being absolutely mer
4 ged in or superseded the one by tn
. other.
4 In the difficulty which the Bri
c fish government must feel in FIND
0 ing a gloss for the extravagant prir
d ciple OF her PAGER blockades, it ma
, perhaps wish to infer an acquies
, cence on the part of this govern
: ment, from the silence under whic
! they have in some instances, passed
/ Should a disposition to draw sue
y an inference shew itself, you wi
y be able to meet it by an appeal, nc
!. only to the successful .remonstranc
i in the letter 10 Mr.. Y Thornton,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

srhIs letter IS anne rsd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08

BOSTON Nv. /,

By the late arrivals at thls place from
England, We have received nuu,efm,. a.
OF london paPe's TO SFpt II but unrv
prcssdty they are barren oi any lnteuprrc.
OF interest. lhc official accounts from S,a;s
and Portugal present more detailed mar.
ratIyt OF occurrences Whlch have occu,r.J
in thar quarter, than bcioir Re ceived IN ~.
counlry; bot furnish 10 material evro,o
moi heretofore known here. Ihr tail If Al
MEDIA furnishes fruitful sublcc! Tor polr;.
cal lucubrauons, and Ii appears uut 10 have
been overlooked Or eglected. The resis,.
ance loadc in Portugal, by The como.u,d
English and Portuguese, has inspired The
British government win Lively hopes Of
success. Lafge Ielntofcem ents were PFC.
pairing to embark; a large armamen. wa,
ordered TO be ylctua!cd Tor that service
and every assistance within The power of
England, seemed to be ht.a liz r. quisiop
tor carrying on The war AGAIN. / rance IN
that quarter.
The release Of The American property IN
France and lis dependeuees, was 50 Tar
from beng certain, that the idea OF lis re.
lmQuishmt NJ was totaliy abandoned.
he harvesis ii England Wele consider
ed as unusually abuadInt,
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hair was found at some PAGES distant, lying
in contact with a mans black crayat, which

hair was found at some PAGES distant, lying
in contact with mans black crayat, which
has been supposed to belong to-! HUI
manity iorhlds ourproceedmg in this hor-
ridIecital /; except TO mention, that some
Ulcers belonging to the custom house
sent off Boat, as did several Others, after
the shaliop before mention I'd.
Surely the earth and sea combined could
not hide villain Of so deepa die as he who
could have committed crime like this -
lcthim take refuge in the holows Of the
mountains, or inahe bottom Of the deep a
byss he must and will be vomitrd up again
TO appease the justice of the virtuous living.
Just as isfaaber uas sgs'ng' u press 7ocre
ctivea the jolloavdhg:
On the mornlng of the l6th inst. the bo-
dy Of ELIZABETH REEVES was found in
the dock next to Wardvf's wharf, Northern
Liberties. The jury Of inquest brought in
their verdict Wialuly murdered by some
person or persons unknown, and thrown ia
TO the river.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
PHILADELPHIA, Nsp 5.

Entract efa letter fran an Intelligent Amc.
ticau gentleman IN L2niaE, ia as freud
IN this dfy, dated SEPT. is, receIvea yss.
terday "a B9ston.
6 1elnaduttr is elected Crown Prince of
Sweden, and large numbyrs 0. French are
mar chiag to the northward. Russia (ac.
cordinB 20 letters ot aug, PSI mas tak.u ,ne
alarm, is changing her miqs.ry, and torn
flying her fron;i,Ts vi !. ali possible expcdl-
tlon and, Al thlS late period, is rousidg
from her Iethargy."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
M Es GINA YuLa q.

The French re,ured AGAIN last ala iii H. :. !,
an me II loats TO itzzo Point, and wv" ~
baked then trees, which had H., 'H,
snfc' OF heepihG 81 cur uotps urdrr arn s@
we uniouunateiy split one Of the nor,a ''
YESTERDAY, ssd ea,m4ged Two o.he,s ga
make up Tor all liNs, they have mace 81; ~
nal by leltc'a!.h, from the heieh,s hnt
ifieatr, Digs .nd &c SAL If la,pe L,a.
which mus, be ali PMS. S'
We.htsi from Csi4bsia tha,a soo,9
OF ours had tallen III slth . division ri 19n
OF their boats, 50 w suppose the les, ~,
DESTROYED. "s
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Notice IS hereby given.

-
PURSUANT TO & GcCitta order Of Fair
L fax county eort, made on lie E4th day
of august, 1910, viii be sold at public sale,
to the hiehest bidder. On tie premises en-
Monday the Sd day Of December next, to
comm encc at ii O'clock, On a credit Of y
months, (the purchaser giving bond wi!hap-
proved security
Sandy Mnbroued Lots, I
In the town. OF Colchester, ard Three .dcr"l
Of Land adjoining the said towr, ard scme &
the aforesaid lots Which William Thcrps(n
late of the county of Faii fax cicd :eiz:d Oh
at Which time sundry hcuae Lars and 1I'@-
da@ Sash, belonging TO said lhcnPson''
estate will also hc sold These sales arc mace
for the benefit Of tie said Thcn.psCn's tle-
ditors in said order mcrtim,d Tie title
papers, &c. will At the time AID place be pre-.
duced. The purchaser Oh lie execution OF
proper bond viii lie Put III possession Oh INC
property, and receive deeds thel e'or.
I'd. Ratcl!fe,
vi. G.. {. +. County.
October %. 2.w
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Iuf Received,

Forsole By K GRAZ. opposite the Wash
ineto'f Tavern, King street,
Inc wandering Philauthropist. or, Let
ters fro M Chinese. written during his re-
asaence IN the United States. Discovered
Pre- one dolIar
November.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
T he SUBSCRIBER
Has Tor sac nc his Store on Prince str

Has FOR safe at his Store on Prince street,
Large Rhode Iland Greening
APPLES by the barrel or retail Cranberfies,
excellent Cheese. Onions Potatoes, first qua.
lily English Walnuts, Shelbarks and Ches-
nuts. first rate Cayendish Chewing Tobacco
and Spanish Segars
He keeps "a constant supply ofold Corn
Meal fresh and good, and table Cod Fish.
Abel Willis.
November IS. At
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
N O Z l C E.

The President and Directors
having authorised the SUBSCRIPTION of an adj
dtibnai number of sharss 10 the farmers
Bark Of A 1andriG, the book vii! be opened
aga,n Tor that purpose at Brooass's Tavern,
and continue open from 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon until 2 in the afternoon, on Satur-
day tlfe toeh gof the present month-and In
the mean time applications for subscription
s.nay. be made to either Of the subscribers:
Richard M. Scott,
Charles /. Catlett,
John Richter,
Committee Of tie Directors:
Noyember5 5. dot
For an industrious, elderly female
servant, of good disposition, who
wilhcook and wafh for very small IA
mily, very liberal wages will be Civ
en-.
November s. d
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NOTICE.

.Ehetition qDW be presented 10 me meet sc
neral assembly ofHlry'nia, for an aet 20 'He" +
horate manufacturing soefety az 5he '0'S"
Occoguan.
September IS.
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Spanifh Merino Sheep.
Z I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
EIGHT EWES,

By the brig 8raSilian, captain L1tcAet, fram
Portugal,
TXTHICHrif not disposed OF at>private
Wv sale before thei4th of nextmqhth. will
sson that day be Sold at public sale at my farm
near Alexandria, on liberal credit. These
sheep are In good health sthe wool IS very
fine, and they are large Merino's. They may
he seen at nv farm, and the terms of sale
Known on application 20 me.
James II. Hcoe.
October %. cts
NJ The Editor Of the National Intelii-
gencer viii please insert the above and send
his account to this office.
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The Subfcrlber bcgS leave

respectfully to inform his friends and the
public in general that he has again com
menced the COOPERlNG business, az his
new shop, on Union street, where he keeps
qesuler supply of all articles IL the line of
z his plofessioa, and sollcits the pu5iic ior a
share eli their patron age lie Keeps a con-
slant supp!y of White Oak. hogshead and bar
.rsi Staves suitable for shipping Mast Hoops
,and Hgnks rnay also be had on application 10
Lawrence Hill.
Oct86er SO. d
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FALL GOODS.
FALL GOODS.

F HAVE openod Store in the House for-
4 merly occupied by John Ianncy andadjon
ing Thomas Janncy& 60. and have received
part ofmy importation of IAI.L GOODS
the Remainder arc expected in few days
Joseph Janney.
10th mo. 20. esd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
Ibe Por1itor. No. xxx.
" Go and tell him his fault"

6 Go ana tell him his fault"
To know how to reproye an erriag broth
er in a proper manner is no small attain
ment. Much harm is often done by care
lessly or bitterly telling friend Of his faults.
On the one hand he probably pays little at
tentIon to IL, or II passes with him for harm
less pleasantly. On the other, it carries
with il 50 great an appearance of reproach
and Ill nature that he is offended and viii
not reform. In the original, the wor d
translated tell in the text, signifies to tell
with argument, or to offer evidence for
what we assert. This may afford us rule
OF action For instance, should friend be
incorporate, we are not barely to tell him
that he got drunk, but set before him his
iminent danger, and with the assistance Of
Gods word endeayor to make him feel his
Pcrlous situation Is he dcbasing his char
acter by any of his conduct and thus losing
the confidence of his friends we ought 10
paint TO him the necessity of an upright.
regular and consistent walk in the world.
Bv such methods we should reform our
friend, and if he was alive To the finer feel
lngs, he would realize and scruple not to
acknowledge the extent of our friendship.
bul now Inherent Is the treatment which
errlng mCrtals meet with from the world.
There are those who feed with greediness
on the faults of others. Many affect much
concern at a tale Of scandal about a neigh
Dor, and they will Immediately carry it to
him with all its exaggerations. But we
may judge of the sincerity of their profess
ed friendship by their repeating the story,
and probably with some new vanishing 10
the first conner. But still tits duty TO re
prove the wandering, 10 check the strayinr
and endeayor to lead back such as are out
Of the way. Duty does not cease to be
because i sometimes may hapren "a be irk-
some. A friend who will freely state to
you your errors, and in such manner as
not to give offence, is treasure highly to
De valued Fiatterers may always be found,
but will ever be detested Nv persons If re-
al virtue and honor Tie low and tie vul
gar may, indeed, be pleased with tie fawn-
Ings Of mob, while the soul of the truly
great would sicken with disgust, and pre-
fer the chastisemeni OF the wise and pru-
dent, whose admonitions, though they MAJ
cause momentar. pang, contain a baisam
Which heals IS IL wounds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
BOSTON HIT
Ma"gta67uring Company
IOHN MAHAN

AGENT
FOR telling their HATS in the Diltrict of
Name, offers for lale,
: cafes iupe,hue black Beaver Hars, wide
and narrow brims,
I cafes ot drab Co all of which are Of the
ne" fsthion, light, and very nice.
Also
SO dozen Napt Hats, 1T and I'd quality
800 meg aud boys Felt Has
Chicren's Morocco and Beaver Hats, large
aiiOftmeut
3 cafes Camels Hair Hats
Any tiaFs bearing the Bottom ifamp, will be
warranted to give the wearer fatisfsction
They will be fold wholslae or retail, at the
fame rates as by the Agents for the Company
in Bottom.
The above flock will fhortly be much in
created and kept conltantly good.
Exebaegs Street. adjoining 1Esgrs Quincy e
Bakers. Jzne 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18

but a truth it is--a stubborn fact And
what is still more melancholy, many,
very many, of the lively actors on the
stage of life at the present day, will
make their exit long before sixty years
have rolled away. Sixty years could
we be sure Of sixty years what are
they A tale that is told--a drcam-an
empty sound that passeth on the wings
of the wind, and is forgotten. Years
shorten as man advanceth in age. Like
the degrees in longitude, mans life de-
creaseth as he travels towards the frozen
pole, until it dwindles to point, and
vanishes forever. Is it possible that
life is Of so short duration Will ai.cty
years destroy all the names over the
doors, in the cities and towns Of this
flourishing country, and place new ones
in their stead Will all the blooming
beauties. who now appear more than
mortal, fade and disappear in sirty
years /? Can it be the fate of the bucks
and beaux, who now haunt with finest
flowers on their heads in si-rfy years to
be powdered with dust and ashes Alas,
it can and most assurdly will be so.
" &rty years J" says Death, grinning a
ghast'y smile, /" Do you think l am TO
starve airty years Mot i This We
ry day, before the sun reaches TIE mar
gin of the west, thousands of bells and
beaux, besides numerous old persons
and babes shall be sacrificed TO feed and
to fill my ever empty NAV ."-Lady's
Miscellany.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
Dcftrv.
.-<1s =$&z.. = ~~

MR.. SHIRLEY,
As The Season is approaching, when those
mutitudes who are suffering the real or inn
aginary ills OF life, are gathering together at
those haunts OF idleness and insipidity, The
Sbrngs. send you for their encouragement
a Ballad of DR.. SHERIDAN, composed in
honor of Watering Place, similar TO those
Of our BalistosuH and Saratoga. The healing
properties OF Mineral Waters can only vie
with Patent Medicines, IN their soul resto-
ring properties. We hope Invalds, Vale
tudlnarians, oilers, Loangers, and Vaga-
bonds will find the New-York waters as
powerful as Baliyspellin in curing g all the
ills that flesh is heir to-"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
DR.. KITTREDGE.

I INFORMS the inhabitants of Portland, par
ticuiarly, thoie, who have heretofore favor
ed him with their patronage, that he has
commenced the Cow peck incubation, and
ihall be happy to attend upon any who MAY
with TO receive this mild dleafe Wifhiny to
remove, as much as pofible. every obilacle to
the extenfon of this iafe and certain proven
tive of the Small Pox, it is his intention nor
10 receive any compensation for his fervices !;
aud he hopes he fhaII contribute his mite in
this +" labor of love" with as much alacrity as
thofe, who, 70 precipitately and iIiberaIly,
have fought to monopol,ze the practice of the
Vaccine incubation in this town Thofe who
with him TO Vacinate in their families are re-
queited TO give HIM notice, when they may
expect due attention. June II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
Nez0 Ensli6 Gods Shop.
JAMES RUSSELL.

II as taken fhop in the Iafavazcs Bail9isr,
two doors below the Maine fire and
MarIne lniurance Office, Esebszgs,fyssf, nate
Fifth Hr) and has for iale large ats1rtment of
Spring and Summer Goods /;
conGfling Of
Black, blue, mix'd brown and olive fuperline
and common BroadcIoths,
Black, drab and mix'd Cafimeres,
Mike Sattinett,
Imperial Cords and Stocking Nett-fafhion-
able Goods for gentlemen's wear,
Princels Cords-fafhionable figures and ltripes
for gentemeH's Vets,
Mariaies Veltings; black and white Jeans,
Black, olive u light plain q corded Velvets,
Blue Nankins; yellow do. Y; Engliih do.
Printed Jeans, for ch;ldren's wear.
Wetings ; Cotton Cafimeres,
Warrington Stripes,
Black fix Florentine,
Silk, leather, and cotton Sufpenders,
Ladies white ELK Hofe,
Gentlemen's do do do.
Ladies beaver and kid Gloves,
Centlemeh's beaver do
rs and 4 4 Linens,
aud IA Shirting Cottons,
Ladies white and cold cotton Hofe,
Gardeners white do. do.
"A and 4 cotton Cambrics,
and GA cambria Mullins,
Linen Cambrics; Long Lawn,
Pocket Handkfs.; Bandanna do Flagg do.
Black and plaid China fix do !; Puicat do.
Mock Madras do.
Back Luitring; black Grape.
Do. Mode; do. Lace white do.
Linen and cotton Threads Pins,
White chapel Needles col'd Sarfnets,
India CoEons; cotton Huckerbuck,
Ga z and "a cotton Damaiks,
Long Shawls; fquare do.
Figured, plaid and plain Lulfring,
Ribbons ieeded Cambriss,
Seeded and veined Msllins,
Worked and plain laced do.
Figured and plain Ieno do.
Seeded cutters do ; Null do.
Grape do RiddIenet do. X; Picquet do.
Worked and PLAIN Jaco0s. do Book do.
Cambria and commoJ5 rlnities, t5e. s5e.
The above Goods are all of this fpring' 5
importaions, and are warranted eood.-They
will be fold as low as at any place in town,
for Cali ou!y.
Portland, TUre 4. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
@arrteD,

CkiyJrsr's Pgay AT Kingston, Mass. Mr..
George Thomas, aged 10, to Miss Maria
w. Foster, aged 90
4 Dcm M1rch i--In Rowly, Mass. Pille-
mon How, ESQ. aged 80, TO bliss Mary
Wise, aged 9S
Eopl tie Il5any 3a.aace, iPra6 s.
IT. Chatham, On sunday evening last, DR..
Join D'L .mater, Of Florida Mon gom ~
county, 10 Miss Ruth Angel, Of the former
pl,ce.
!" ha.2ey drs zeher ,nen zgi:k rrgels Jain r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
BALLfSPhLLIN;
A BALLAD, BY DR. SHERIDAN.

A BALLAD, BY Dr.. SHERIDAN.
ALI. you that would refine Your blood
AS pure as fam'd Llewellyn;
BY waters clear, come every year
To drink at Ballyspellin.
Ifiady's cheek be green as leek
When she comes from her dwelling,
The kindling rose within it CLOVIS,
q When she's at Bsllyspellin.
The sooty brown, who comes from town,
Grows here as fair as Helen;
Then back she goes, TO kill the beax
BY dint Of Ballyspellin.
Our ladies are as fresh and fair
AS rose, or bright dunkelling
And Mars might make fine mistake
Were he at Ballyspellin.
We men submit as they think fit,
And here is no rebelling;
The reasons plain the ladies reign,
They're queens at Ballyspelin.
The troubled mind, the puff with wind,
Do all come here pell-mell in;
And they are sure to work their cure
BY drinking Ballyspellin.
Though dropsy fills you to the gilIs,
From chm to toe though swelling,
Pour in, pour out, you cannot doubt
A cure at Ballyspellin.
Death throws 10 darts thro' all these parts
No Sections here are knelling
Come judge and try, you'll never die,
Bls.liye at BallysPellin.
Within this ground we all sleep sound,
No noisy dogs yelling
Except you wake for Cslia's sake,
All night at Ballyspellin.
My rhymes are gone | think I've none,
Unless / should bring Hill in
But since I'm here to H****n SO near,
can't at Beilyspellin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18
CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

London, has lately recommended, ~ an IT
fectual cure for the tooth-ache, the follow
ing remedy, which TIE has been in the habit
OF using for many years, and out oF the urn-
Der OF cases, eight tenths have succeeded,
viz.-Take three table spoonstul Ut brandy,
adding 10 i one drachm Of campfire, with
thirty or forty drops Of laldaHuul, aud tAen
dropping little u,son some Eat. AMI apply,
ing i 70 the tooln Affected, keeping The
lint mostenea lor i've minutes only on tie
tooth and gum.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18


Yesterday was Lection Day IN Mas
sachusetts. There were met in the
house of Representatives probably
hundred and 90 or so membeSs-the
wisest legislative body in the Union
for in the multitude of counseIIors there
is wisdom. Milton, to crowd all his
devils into Pandemonium, by the poet
lea llcentia, IS they were spirits, dir
minished them 10 pygmies. There
would be ample room for the members
of that house fspace were occupied by
spirits instead ofbones s nleat.-It was
an exceedingly warm day yesterday
they must have melted fat enough To
have made many pound Of candles,
and wasted sweat enough to turn a
grist mill Probably we shall hear Of
some deaths by suffocation.
Ills sweet to gain immortal glories
BY dying TO defeat the tories.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-18

The WasAingtouiaa. In the last Brat
tleborough Reporter, we observe a Frnspec-
tus tor publishing new weekly paper in
Windsor, Vermont to be entitled !" The
Washingtonian !" and if we are permitted
to take the prospectus as tie styIe of is ed
itor, we should say the paper IS TO be edi-
ted by the celebrated auihor oF = Ytyrihge
7ractorations," Thomas Green Fessenden-
The following i the manner In which the
prospectus concludes we shah lau -
into the wide ocean Of poiiiicks, and steer
for the haven of CITY couEr IT'S F0od nor need
we doubt successful voyage, with the Con-
situation for our polar star, III afh fir our rud-
der, and Washington for our plot" We
heartily wish him a safe and proi,tahle vow
age nor are we arnrebensive that with
the Constitution for his Polar Star, u Wash
ington for his Pilot, he viii very soon fall
into the hands Of The French.