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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

Csr5 baying tbf Noaa.-A pitiful
paper pubiiihed in Philadelphia, by a
tool Of the notorious certificate mon
gre of Pennfylvania, in commencing
on the economy Of Connecricut has
the following
" The advocates of forbid, infer
II Connecticut fay. fhe has paid all
her taxes and eifablilhed fchools--
Yes, the fchools Of chicanery and in
tolerance the fchools where anti
American doctrines are taught. -
cunning for patriotifm, and duPlieity
infead of virtue"
One would not have fnpPofed that
In liberal America, even 10 the low
eft ranks Of degraded democracy,
fuch an inianoe OF i" envy, hatred
and malice and all uncharltAbleueis"
could be found, as is contained in the
above paragraph.-Lut 10 ii Is
However We bsgs this coniolArion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
a7;srslIalfous aelfetions.


The New. Orleans Collector.
When Barnabas Bidwell was de-
tected in peculation and forgery fome
of the Bottom papers feemed deGrous
of executing or palliating his conduit,
BY charging the federaliffs with finn.
liar crirninality and j: was triumph
antly declared that Brown, the col
lecor at New Orleans, was a feder-
aliit. Brown i, and has been, not
merely democrat, but is character
lied by thofe who knew him well, as a
rank jaekObin.
Henry Brown, brother TO William,
the late collector, was federailt !:
hence it is pofHble that the declara-
ton of Williams being 70, arofe frem
confounding the brothsrs.
Brown is now in Warrington.
There is humorous ftory told of
the Virginian through whole infru-
mentality Brown was detected. 1t
is faid that the Virginian, meeting
Brown in London, accofted him with
81 know you, Mr.. Brown you are
the late New Orleans collector and
if you will not pay me well for filence
| will inform againft you" After
fome conversation, Brown agreed to
give him 1000 dollars for his faithful
taciturnity. Immediately after, the
Virgirian goes to MIR. Pinkney ; az
fures him he knows where Brown
is and offers, for 1000 dollars 20
enable Mr. Pinkney to fecure him.
MIR. Pinkney agreed, and Brown was
arreited at the theatre. On condi-
ton of his freedom, Brown reftored
all the money he had taken, except
ing few thouland dollars and yiel-
ded to the u. S. the property he had
left in New Orleans, fuficient TO
prevent any lois 10 the national trea-
fury. We vouch not for the anthem
ITCHY of the above: but it comes from
fueh authority that we give credit
to it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

4 ths following viz.
"A variety of fanion.
able London Viru
let, Toilinett and
Swanfdown Yeling
Silk Gorentine ditto
Patent BriiiEh Shirt.
ing-Colersin do.
"A aud 6 4 white
Cotton Cambrieks
3 A, 4 4 g. 8 4 black
ditto
Brown, Gate, muIber-
ry sud green ditto
Black Silk Velvet
Bottle aitto
Variety fancy cotton
ShaWIs
Fancy MuAios
Book ditto
Carbrick aad COM
mon Dinlities
Black Luarngs and
SAriue1ts
Back Craps
Piaided LuGrineB
Ladies long nd ihort
white KID Gloves
Habit, Yors'an, Bea-
yer. and KID ditto
Gentlenens Beaver,
Doe Rin, and Dog
ikin di.tD
Ladies and gentle
nlen's black and
white Ok Hofe
London printed Cam
bricks
Tartan plaid Cling
hams
SIX and cotton ditro
Superhne 4 i London
ditto
Furnitures
Flre and common
Calicoes
Irih Linens
Brown PIatilIas
Linen Cambrick
Super6ne brown Lin
en-
Black and fancy elk
Handkerchief
Bandznna and belt
company ditto
No s 4 and A Pins
Cotton Laces
White sambrick Hkfs
Pulicat, Madras, and
twill'd cotton do.
RuHa Diapers
Ditto Shee, .ng
Webb's patent SUI
penders
Silk, Doe Rin, Melted
and Morocco do.
Y of other articles--sll
~ be fold on the very
or Bsr -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

10 4, M.lsyS PotO
Have received per the Wsfmng,on aud
Tetfey from Liverpool, and New G&len from
London,--6s packages GOODS, watch they
Offer for lale on hberAi terms-viz.--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

WHICH 'ail NS
Back, blue, bottle
dark mix'd. light
mikd, drab, cor.
beau, brown aHd
olive fuperhne and
comalon Broad.
eiothh,
Blue. black, 6rab
brown, bottle and
fawn mild * com
mon, Cammeres,
Blue a nd drab Impe-
rial Cords
Hunters Cloth
Sttinstss--Du fills
Devonlhire KeFley
Co2tin g
BIue, brown and bot
tie serges
Bottle, black, brown.
faNn, pearl, Ma
ra0n, and Imperial
blue Pence Cloths
ps'a and figured &c.
ice Fisnhels
So, TT 81. %
Jo-4 K ia Bian-
kets
Fed, crimfoa, why,e.
yellow, greece aud
black Fianneis
Bom5szsyts and Viii
bosTs, al colours
Ygared 5omhszelts
Birds eve sinGs
Hell black and olive
Veivets
Tab5y Vslvets
Cttds-I mckfetts
N'omsns black aud
Aale worried Hols
tssny black, white
and Iuixed ditto
3 acE aod blue shal-
lp-ss .a0d RsrInetls
Greene Marine
"a, 20 and % inch
cotton Umbrellas
BeA gilt Coat Button:
Imperial six ditto
Lsdies Imperial Pc.
lice di 20
India c.ouons, al.
qualisies
India CAIicoes and
Checks
Americar Bed Tick,
mg-Oil Cloths
Factory Stirring
Facesry Servings
Box Cotton Balls
2ilOried
Black and white Nil,
llneifs
Linen Thralds
Red lwiII'd Sambrick
With a great vsrie
Of which all pcl;i,
loweR terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

PrQgrsG q democracy in P1mGtva-
nia.-" A perfon by the name of
Whelen, who keeps a grocery fore
at the corner of Fourth and Chefnut
ftreets, was aocufed of receiving TO-
len goods he denied the fact the
houie VS. fearched and the goods
were found in his poheaion he
was profecutsd, convicted and fen
fenced to hard labour but he was
one of the Importers of Governor
Snyder-and he was no fooner fet
TO Jaw marble in the penitentiary,
than the particular friends, of the ex-
ecutive of Pennfylvania were teen in
motion, in iearch of the jury with a
view TO prevail upon them to recon-
mend this receiver of itolen goods
for pardon.
Signatures Of the eEcers of Sny-
der's appointment were procured,
and an expreis mandatory for par
don was fentto Lancaster, which re-
turned with pardon iu "a hours /;
and in two days after his conviction,
this impudent thief was feen in the
public hreets Drawing the public,
whole laws he had trampled on.
Our democrats mutt not queftion
the correctness of the above fate
ment. 1t is fran tie AURORA.
Rcpafoyy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

Mr.. Ogilvy, Scostifh Clergyman.
of Lspan, in Forfarfhire, had great
deal of eccentricity in his character
and manner. One Sunday when he
was in the middle Of his fermon, an
old woman who kept an alehoufe in
the pariih. fell afcep. Her neigh
Dor iogged her in order to wake her.
The parton feeling this, faid, an
waken her, warrant you" Phew
Il ghiltllng)-Janet a bottle Of ale
and dram l"-" coming, Sir" cried
the old woman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

Sam Johnfon being one day at 2
public houie where a tranger was
prefent. an enquiry was made
who tue gentleman was ! Johnlon
replied, +" he did not like 10 fpeak
evI Of any one but he had under
food be was Laquyer."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

There feems to Be no doubt that
the wiflss of the French Emperor
are fulfilled 10 regard to his new
wife Letters from Paris repeat thar
the EmPreis is certainly IN the h,ul-
ton in which
dir +s55 d u. -pisL1s fsef L-E7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
Nee0 Fail end Winter Goods.


Exc HdNGE~ STREET,
HAS Jun received a large and ex,enlve
ahortment Of new
Fall and HInfer Goods,
which partly cOn6lt Of the following viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

An Irifh gentleman fitting with
much other Company at the table
of a new married pair, the miitrcis
of the maniion afked him what part
of the goose fhe fhould fend at him,
" bit under the apron" was the re-
ply. " Sir" anfwered Che, g that
mutt be the petticoat, and ny geyfe
qosar n0re-what would y2n choole.
Sir" applying to the gentleman who
fat next him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

Siandsr-Daring the mafquerade
at the pantheon, pcrfon who en-
tered in the character of Barber,
was alk-d, what was the reafon thAr
nature had not given boards 70 wo-
men when the tonfor replied, "Be-
caufe they never could hold their
tongues long enough TO be ihaved.'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-28

,,us, ,sssyss ,sy JAAEs KENNEDY.
80 sss. Be6xsskeS, Hing issests slsslsss 8
The life sof ThoEas sRsiaes ,by asa1asa
s; Wsisks Lse.sfs al de ceaiSs md Dis
position &C the Ffenek gosstnuaeAt.
IT aiss of Fashipnnbig Lifs, h9;Aaiss Edge
worth. -.
The Parents Assistant, or Tales for CHI
Don ssbassioa, or heshoss of Bssans
m historical Romance br, Miss Psters y
william Tell, or Switzerland Delivered,
an Historical tale. ny the celebrated Floflah I
The life OF Petsarch, aby MRS. pobso1.
The Yankey in London. -
The works Of Mrs. Chapenc. -.
cowpefss poems and task, beSutnsl M
mature edition, elegant.
Scots Marguion, do. do. ? rrrzt 8
,Junius's Lette rs, do. do. go
Mrs Bryan's conversations on chynissfy: :
- Berthoifets researches into the laws OF
chxmical affinity oi"&s,t - ''fr :
The London xlisseetor, or system OF. dis :
section practised in ths,hospitalsSnd lecture
rooms ofthe metropolis. hi .
March 90. p -, y - eco
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THE CAPITAL JACK,
l.iEGL'If5AAtN Us.

R,fia. slsna she pFsssns season as Ar
. ilns.en, And - iet b mares @ Five Dollars,
go ~ khS 1Esl OF AugussJ II not, Tea
nsllasA ,siil bslssqulrsd and my esnss 60
!, ..,ss;ssa Nnasts Twelve Dcllats ed . dollar
y -, 8 Columbus ID coo we'll known 50
- = S,seflps!sA aisbls time, and will DO
sorDs Sslissahls asss Of AusSss Il ssen
James Dswion. Agtnt. &.
SekhysS, hh4sa 2AfH
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Coach-naking, IN all its various
Branches.
F. P. TAYLOR,

0EsPFCTFUlLY inio;ns lis tien :
n and ,he public, that he eonliI. ,rs ,c
cary on The Ccerh.ma6.Ag Ha@in" IN Ill ~
various branches, VI The SHOP IN Fairfax =
street, formerly occupied BY Knee and 7ay~
or, where Ill orders in his line Oh business
will be suic,y attended -.
from ~ establishment Of three yearS!n
tho above line Of business 10 10 able to say,
AZ proof Of his Workmanship, he has many
vouchers,
Gentlemen who may please 10 favo, him
with their orders Cor Carriages oil any Kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
n, d, All Kinds Of CAtslagss md Harness.
90 made and repaired with nsa.nsss and dis.
passh.
A sssond hand Coaehss With Harness.
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Law !; books

k,,. Received for Sale 5y = s Y
NED1,, Sen. Be0kssLey, Kia .ssfees, - =
lockers Blat kstone. vols = - -.
Burrows Reports,-5 yols.
Hening and Mumford's do. 3 ols.e : =,
BinAeyss do 50 ~ -.
DoUgIaS,s do. vols. & & T.g 4, =,
Sehosie and Leroy 9 do. - -.
tiSeiNin's Nisiprius; 5 vsis. 8 +. =
Buffers do. -. - ~. -.
Escinass's do. . vols. :. :
Tidd's practices m Chancsry, . vols. =
Harriscn's % do 'as 2vOls.
Peters Admiralty Decisions 80 80
Sugden's Law of Vendors 2 -
Kidd on Awards > -. 80
Park ON assurances. g.
WATSON On Partperships g.
Gritty oasBills : ..-..--
Maxwell % do. z1' ~..' 49,,
Newlana on Contracts 20
Roberts on Fraudulent Convcyanecs
Ditto ON Frauds s.. -. -.
Chitty on Pleading, . vols. y;
Powell on Devises z, 49,. Z. ss.s.
Coleman and Gains Cases r., -. ...
~Peake's Evidence ...s-g.,s.> p.
East's Crown Law, 3 vols. .....' .
Anthon's abridgement of Blackstone ,
Buffers Hore Juridice
Hening's Virginia Justice -.
- Revised Code Of the Laws Of Virginia
.Monte6ores Commercial Presidents
Beccarin on Crimes q, q Pnnishments
. -. .s also,
Minors Church history, Q vols.
Sequel to the Antidote TO Miseries of HUI
man Lie, containing further account of the
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, by
the same author.
NJ Orders for Law, Medical, Theological
or Classical Books received Al above and ex.
scuttd with all convenient dispatch.
april II 5000. &C., 49,. 60
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NEW N01E
Just Published, end Sos Sale ~
cOTTOsM g 5 TESFART;
IEiee lod1ars
GLENcAKN !.
x 80 NJ - (. ,g o y - - e, z -.
TIE DISxpP0LR7aEE1t1,s or YOUTH
... RI a. srgelyEtss.s s. q ii.
"a HI CxoscS GSAfxfTEnxTpA, Ese,
80! - or sWAsalKsTOS CtTL
,1ss4sr efs4e. I.avyfr end Cet!d " fesans.

sfbs cesbri,y az 1hiiis aathnr'a 81 LAW,
YER, ddwCHIL Ds FEELING il
duced lhe publishers 10 engage in tbs work.
and.Msthoa. dstfaeting ffo6ri he merits % the
iofmer seel themselves j,isti!icd In s,Ddug
that his GLENC arm 81; superior 10 either;
Itis submisted without further reeommcrth,-
ton, with wish, that the American sssis.-
ess may give further encourage nlent 70 hi.
yousg gentleman endeayors to. cnecfiAin IN
struct and moralizer bis fellow pitisens in
way seemingly well calculated p attract sLeh
attention. sg - =
Feb. s.. -. - - 4 = 49, ~,
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Mr.. W.
Han HodyaOn to the subscriber, TO secure
the pay ment Of debt to the Bank OF Alex
andria, will be exposed to Auction on the
premises on Hednesday shs 3o'A day q
&iGys ensuing,
One Lot situate on Prince
street, in the town of Alexandria, fronting
thereon 80 ieet, running thence westwarcly
about seS feet, thence easiwardly - feet,
thence southwardiy - feet thence vest
warLly about - feet, thence south"ardIy 10
the beginning about 81 feet. On this io' Is
an exc ellent three story brick house with ex'
ensiye and commodlous brick back build
nes. in the occupation Of John hoPkins'.
esauise. The lower part contains large
store, compiling house and cellars / his
property j. we'll suited to the accommodation
Of a family and the carrying on OF an exten-
s;ye business. -.
One other Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on Prince street aoo'i thirty
four feet, and extending ror'hwsrdly sixty
four feet GA this lot - an exccllcn, frame
warehouse, with back buildings, and a Gel
Lar under the whole. This property is we'll
suited 20 an extensive wet goods business
One other Lot on Water street
70 the north Of and adjoining teet alley,
A the end Of Messrs, Esxon and Cos store
{ton,inr thereon ss feat aud extending west
wardly 10 the rsarsof the two before menuon-
sS,iOss SO Gsss. On This boz, Sn itent' /.
shed warehouse % by 20, and On the back y
stable oe,abcut Is by 20
A ersdls Of o, 10 and % months NIL BE-
Tlven Cor notes negolsblu " che bank OF
XleSsrdilA with approved enaersers, carry.
lAR lnsarpss from the, date. A lien Will DO
rssustea on the properly 70 secure the pay
sasys ,ef tho purchase money. rtn
Thosnas Swami, Trustee.
Aprll iFssls. as"ts co.'s
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Valuable Ldna for Sak.

0&969S4VtS ASsssss~ ~ fs.
TN pursuance Of certain. DEGREES OF me
Oh .worshipful court Of. Fairfax county, Sws
The subscribcrs, commissioners! I'm shsisaid
detseess aensiSAsd, silisxpose sopubhcsais,
al the house of Charles ]. Love, Esq. Tin sad
oouuty,g onis Saturday the lsths day cof, May
next lifb fairs .hnot the next fair dsyl -
Sundry 1rah Of Land.
containing toge.hsg eleven hundred and nine
teen and an half acres, situated in the said
county of IF Fairfax, on the waters OF Sub and
Flatlick runs,soa the old turnpike road, and
commonly known by the nahe Of Salisbury
On these lands there are valuable improve
msnts-The terms of sale will be tor ready
money.
~ - Charles Tyler, jun.
~s Humphrey rPeake.r.,s
april T. ~gsa.6 90 >, - cots .
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Public Sale.
April ~.

49,. t.- '... CuUllC Sd1Cs
Pursuant TO- an order of the county court OF
Fairfax, will be sold, at public sale, en the
premises, on 7Nssday, the 24th OF April
next, at eleven O'Clock, iE the forenoon,
If fair If not, on the next fair day, At the
same time and place; for the purposes In
the said order mentioned. H..
n BOUT sixty acres Of LAND, part of
IA the tract belonging to the late Roger
Meet, Esq. and known by the name of WEST
GRovx. The land proposed for sale, lies on
the south side of Great Hunting Creek, and
contiguous to the Hunting Greek Bridge
Its vicinity to the bridge and to the road
leading from the bridge, added to the facility
OF communication with the town, renders it
an object of attention to such a. are disposed
to purchase land in the neighborhood Of A
lexandria .. ...
II will be laid of in lots to sui: purchasers,
and sold or credit Of two, foul & six months
for negotiable notes with an approved en-
dorser. A lien on the land will be retained
un,ii payment of the purchase money.
The above land will be sold at private sale
at any time before the 2sth day of April next,
upon application ta either of tho subscribers,
VINO are authorised ID receive proposals for
the same.
BY order Of the Commissioners,
John D. Simms,
James c. West.
Mach 81, 2awts
+ The sale of the above proper
ty is pcRponed until further notice.
By orAer effhr Cemmissioners,
Iohn D. Simms,
ja@es c. Wet.
april 90.
Coach-naking, n all its various
Branches.
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IT. w. PEYTON

OFFER FOR SAL e,
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Museavsdo Sugar in barrels Is .- ...
Loaf and Lump do. do.
Coffee in barrels and sacks
Imperial and young Tyson tea in or. chests
Spanish Segars in half boxes r..
Mould anG Spermaceti candles in cases
Brown Soap in do.
NE. Rum in hhds. and barrels
March IL eot
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~
kM;a!s,si9 81
EaaMSs, AZ ~

-. ' a., Now Landing .-.
From on board Sloop Lydia, from Charles
..,.. o.. ,;s.,.s ton,. $500. i-,. -. 80
90 bales Choice COTTON '-,..
10 casks new Rice b.. }.-.
b,gs Carolina Ground Nuts-and
400 Reeds suitable for fishing rods, and
other purposes.
IN STORE,
90 barrels excellent Apples
20 groce bottled Cider
5 ditto ., Ale--and
A general assortment Shoes and Trunks
as usual.
E. Gilman.
April -, co
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FOR RENT

pTsHE DWELLING HOUSE In which
Il I now reside, ,at the corner OF Fairfax
aiij Queen strssts--Ths .Wass.HouSe PAN
Of the tenement ] shall retain che use Of.
70 good .snsr.n win BE- lst ut very mo
dsra.e rent, Possession may bs had In Two
or three weeks. ss
Cushbert Powell.
aptilS. g.
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Less tnan = Is o!aHSs 70 apFIes SdOlcCt
to deduction Of Is per CEN Prizes psya-
BILE 80 days aGlcrthc conclusion Of tue draw
ing. .~
or THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
.... To- 900.
lst do. 18th do. 2so Tickets from
+...... t., No. l. to No. $50, inelusiyes
LIST do. 10Th do, $50 do from No.
..... .-.. ISL to 500, inclusive.
lN do. 25th do, $50 do. from No.
;. .a.. 22,ool to 27,2sO, inclusive
list do sOth do. $50 do. from No.
2a,2SI to 22,soo, inclusive
lst do. g SSH 10. Cash. $4,000 dollA
lst do 10th do. 1000
lst do. 4sth do. $4,000
Fist 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
" The drawing will commence IN the
City Of New York on the .hirj Tuesday 10 B
April next, and will continue to draw 800
Tickets each dag. (except the last day, when
there will remain 500 to be Glrswn) un,i 4
finished.
TIczErs for she by r. GRAY, Bookse-
Ter, King street, Alexandra, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infer.
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ins the drawing, tree Of sxpencc Prize, in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken .
at their full value Cor Tickets In this Lottery 8
and the difference paid in cash Cuh wiz +
also be adyanced Tor prizes ~ soon - drawn,
at moderate discouns. So, Il
Presentprice ofticke,s eight dollars.
January /.
Should the 6rst number, on the 18th day
OF drawing, be either Of the numbers from
TO 2so, 3Atluaivc, then, In Tint case, the nsH
drawn number mot one of those nmmbenI
shall draw, and b entitled 10 the $50 tickets,
with the prisss and blAMts that may DO drasa
to them previous 10 tle IN dsy or drawing
and, IN the like mannes With iickeN for tho
Goth, ssth, and soth days OF drawing, "
that - person with one tlcks. may drsw On
Thousand Tleksts! Qusstlon- Howl Al
swsr-Supposs No. il,lYs, 10 The propshl
Of 4, the Arst drawn numb0y On tho s,h day
Of drawing, which vii emile N q 1b1 num-
bsrs from J 70 $50 ! md The xisi draws nun
Der on the soth say OF dsHWiIss. u,uy 40 No
W., which will sAnslo hl9 NJ ihe number
from 81 q, 800. The M dvNWN nmbsh
on che ss.h day, msy o. N6. GssSS, which WV
endds hlr. 70 shs aaiahstT fVon sa,opl y
$3.50. !aelsAyR 1, saa lha atrl drawn rum.
Der, on the sclk dly q .drSwlnr. may 10 on
a ihs 10 tickets sirSady drsvs.s~IIeh VII
snuus him o abe Numhe,S Nan sa,aJo y
may drsx One HuhdtSd 1'hollanA Dollar
Il e Printing in al itS bTanct.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-28

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-02
Tp the seails.
Capture of Ship James Cook.

A letter from Capt. Charles Cook, jr to
his owners in this town, relates the particu-
lars OF the capture of the Ship James Cook,
by the French Privateer Wagram, of guns
and 25 men, on the Oath April, about 12
miles from Rostock, (Lower Saxonys bound
to Wismar these piratical scoundrels in
toxlcated the sailors and then hribed them
to say, that she had been boarded by an
English man-of-war she was Immediately
unloaded: without the least trial or con-
demnation. Capt. c. intended to compro-
mise with the pirates if he could, as the
time would be long before the papers could
be sent to Paris and returned but thinks
the chance is small of recovering the ship.
Nez9bwybort Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-02
G. RICHARDS.

Kingston, r 1ant. Nay, IS.
The master and supercargo of the Amer
ican schooner Sukey, of Baltimore, arrived
here on Sunday in vessel from Porto Rico.
The Sukey recently sailed from Baltimore,
for Barracoa, with cargo of -four, lard, &c.
The master sold the cargo at the latter
place, and was proceeding on his passage
homeward, when the vessel sprung leak,
and he put into the south side of Porto Rico
The mate and two seamen, (the only per-
sons on board) taking advantage ofthe mas
ter and supercargo's absence, who were on
shore on business, ran away with the vessel.
The Suky is a ballahon built schooner, no
top sails, and has white bottom.
The Chancellor brig of Is guns, Capt.
Denman, arrived yesterday from cruise,
and brought in with her the American ship
Theodore, Anderson, from St. Bartholo-
news to New Orleans, in ballast, which she
detained in The Mona Passage on the 9Th.