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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-03

M I'LL BE SOLD, at Hanover court house
w on the fourth " ednesday IN August next
beng court day, Joseph Thompson's Undivided
interest in the lands lying in Hanover and Louisa.
to which the children OF Joseph Thompson are,
eutitled, under The will of tlleir grand father
John Thompson, dece ,led, whrciI whi is OF re
cord IN the cour Of this county; rhe said 10
Seph having conveyed tie Same to me to secure
the payment OF money due by him. TO Antbo,,,
Street, as appears by a deed of trust, bearing
date the Cd day of. April, 1903, winch is also Of
recor-N in the said court.
SAMUEL GRANTLAND.
July 81 a
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TO BE SOLD, tor ready money, pu.suan, to
adecree OF the Superior Court OF Chance
ry tor the district Of Richmond, made TN the 9Th
day OF Septe mber, 1909, in suit between Tho
mas Souihcomb, John Jackson < Abraham Hen.
~ Chambers, plaintiffs, and Lewis Burweli md
Thomas Rootes, defend MS
All that TRACT OF LAND, in the county OF
Gloucester and Parish oil Abingdon, that for
meriy belonged to the above named Lewis Bur-
well, and was conveyed by him 70 John Hughes
by deed ot Mortgage, on the fifth day of June
1877, and recorded in the County court OF Glo,i.
ces'er, known by the name of Jlmes's, adjoining
the tract called White Marsh, whereon the said
Burweli then lived, the boundaries. whereof are
set forth in the said deed, or so much thereof S
may appear necessary to raise the sum of 500 (,
current money, with awful interest from the Is
January, 1900, till payment, the costs of suit and
the charges and expenses of sale
The sale will take place at Gloucester court
house on the third day f September next.
MINI PAGE.
ROBERI' NELSON { con,an,,s
.t TOHN LEWIS,
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ssNOK SALE, a HOUSE c, LOT on Ferry
Ia street, near Coul,s's Ferry The lot is 40
room on the back of it for lumber hous. with
convene Vt access to it IT'S pleasant and de
sirabe situation for private family and rents as
well as any house in the city: flu, ther descript
o 6! thought 9safy, il is presumed
that no person will purchase without first vie wing
the premises For terms apply to James Sea.
brook Eext door above the Post Office
July TO- IF
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FOR SALE--a valuable MERCHANT and
4 SAW MILL situated in the county of
Loudon on Goose creek of u mile from where
IT empues IN the Potomac miles from eesburo,
IS from Alex ,ndgia and about the same distance.
from George Town; in the midst of the finest
wheat country oi Virginia. The main road from
Leesbuig TO AeXandrIa, passes within one mile
ct the mil. and the boats that navigate the Po,o
mac come up to the Mil, which affords grea,
'pportunity of procuring wheat, by means of the
river, at all seasons and great fcity OF sending,
flour to market by water to George Town and
Atexandra The Mill House is built of stone so
feet by 81 two stories and four floors, and WORK
TWO pair ofstones. The machinery, which IS of
The most approved construction, is in good repair.
The saw mill, is of culinary SIZE & work, ! saw
With the Mill, if suitable 10 the purchaser, NAV
nc had 10 OF 20 acres OF Land, on the side of ti,e
creek on which the mill stands, aud Oh the oppo
site a tract of Land, containing about $50 or 500
acres, ofgood quality and well tlmbered Tie
excellence OF the stream Of GOose creek, at this
place the abundance OF wheat grown IN the Vi
cnty the facilities of water nav gation and TN
general and rapid improvements of this part of
lie state hold out great inducements to a person
III activity and spirit, ncned TO vest his none,
IN property of this descriptions For further par
ucuiars apply to WIN BRENT, II
Near Aqaia hOst office, Virginia.
july 81 eP2,m%atlf
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Nv ILL be offered for sale, on the 18Th day of
~ AHSH't near. on The Iprenlises, TO tue highesi
cfdaer, thai 9..IH be Estste, cdlied
S UMMER MIL.

~ ~ W. w II N II i II H.,
Lately the ibyopey,y Of Or .1Obn z vcaineha7rr,
deceased sifndfe in Cheste.feld county adjolniay
Jantes River. abOH- JoW nt,ies below tie lrn of
<&eHeheste, containing BY lar surrey 795 arcs
one malt Of 9rhicA is SCOTLAND, mostly sgeIl nm,
e1ed, and 30 acres at lou ground. incln.Gng abop,
80 aeeSo Of vfHi6le saeaaoIU--ial5, ovr,,tcnfs of
oGrf0us hnds choice Fruit Trees; houses n.n!lLy a
sapted TO a P'FdduOh--a Dzpeiiing Hoast zvith a
Sooms, each ajfye place, paSsaye and closeis, ana
ct. |lent springs Of water, coAveaent to the dtvek
HhS mouse. The situation commands a bLeastng
o7 Of the river 'he adjacent seats, and teat b.,,t
81 heciy9 hfchmond. The terms Of sale will
be > $500 in cash, and the balance otthe buyeh.lee
snon1 Payd6fe BY fSUO annual mstairnerfs, zvith a
ded9 rust on the land TO secure the ba,snents -
ttnVsSion to sou zvhen az tie nsnai lime, and
$saession will &iveh The 6yst day of dnaq,y y,
Ioll Those inciineato pprchase vii BIZ She7en The
u .nd6 applying to M K Pyichard, or to Mr.
Km ShO,f vpbo HOe adjoining.
Ihose pho haVe claims npos the estate oTfhe de
erased i II We requested to hand them to Mr.
n dhaet Of NJ uchestey for adjournment. and these
'f"f6ted are ,eqEested to make baJ 11ent 10 him
July 10. tbs
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Y ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
July 13.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
" The subscriber is authorised to sell the
large 4 commodious BRICK BUILDING. on
he Main Street on Shocke Hill, at present oc-
u'Pled ~ Mr. kivalain-Also, the small BRICK
MOUSE, next above the one in which Mr. hi.
ysain lives, and the two WOODEN TENF.-
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Wrs' Brsztons-For particulars enquire Of
\. THOS. TAILOR.
'fsC ~ 1910 Il
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was. therefore, "lth mui ii s,t,pr >e, / u d
the name ofmy W rth, and respected srind-
mother. the widow of the late captain Gil
CHRIST, OF the navy, Continued on the us ,,as
receiving 1907 pet annun.. Though she ceas.
edto exist eight years ago.
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July II.

HE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR 3ALE-At
Il his Glass and China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern: A supply OF fresh Teas, viz.
Imperial. Hyson, Gun Powder, Young Hyson &.
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach and Cogniac Brandies,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wines,
10 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia and n. York Loaf do.
wanna Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
20 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and pnt
Drcaniers, Tuinbiets, Vnle Giasses, & Cru
cts,
so Casks FIRST quality Whisky,
80 Do Apple Brandy,
10 Do. Lnseed Oil,
30 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Picking Pots ofevery description,
s by 1910 by 10 and II by "a sup rior quality
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine & FF Gun Pow.
der by the keg,
5000 lbs Salt Petred Bacon, consisting OF Hams
and Middlings,
90 Boxes Spanish Cigars.
EDWARD KALLAM
4 +c
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Il TEACHER wanted, in private family.
A tor Tie ensuing ycsr--a man we'll qualified
TO teach the Latin, Greek and English Lsneu,
gs Will meet With lIbersl wages. Apply at this
Juy ~. f,t&w4vT
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Ur Published BY Tao,nds Richie, nearly sp
fa.ife the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia
or CONDITIONS :--Fivc dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance Those xuho uish 10
be considered as annual subscribers, ,nust herefe,
DESIGNATE it at the time o, subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers will be Discontinued at the expiration
Of the first year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-03

r. TERRELL and L. ATKINSON. have
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
man street, TO shady and retired situation on
the hill, adjoining Southgate's.
May 90 &c
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w ANTED. "A SEAMSTKEss of gond cha
w racter and disposition-ior whom, very
liberal price will be gwen, in cash. Apply al
tins Office.
June &c IF
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M ADEIRA WINE. believed to be of the We.
1vL ry best qualty-ior sale by the Pipe or
Hogshead.
GIBSON G JEFFERSON.
June 10 IF
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IN CouNorL. Jaly goth, 1910

Is ADVISED, That in future, no cl>n
Il Tor attendance on Courts Martial, either a,
Judge Advocate, Members or Witnesses, be re
TERED to the Auditor fcr adjustment, until co
by OF the proceedings Of such court martial, dll,
authenticated by the President and Judge Advo
cate, shall be received by the Executive And
that this advice be published in the Argus & En-
qurer Tor SIX weeks and copies thereof furnished
the commandants Of Big4dns and Regiments
Extract from the minutes.
Attest I4'4~ az
DdNL L HI ron, Clyk gfthe Council
july "a. CIV
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MIR MARTIAL METEYER, FENCING
IVA MdSIEP, of St Mary's College ia Bal
timore, and pupil of the famous Mr.. Pare, Fen
eng Master of the Academy of Toulouse has
the honor of informing the gentlemen of this CT
ty, that he intends opening
4 FENCING SCHOOL,
Here, as soon as he will have got a sufficient
number OF Scholars-fhe following branches
shall be taught to the gentlemen, wao will be de-
slrous OF acquiring that agreeaols and useful art
viz.
The Small Szuord-The Car and Thrust-IHe
8road Shorthand, tie Hoysenans Sword Exer-
Those gentlemen who wish to know the price
of Tuition, will be SO good to call on him at
the Virginia Inn, where he has SUBS cription.
July 81 81
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4 7HlRTY DOLLARS REWAKD--K.n.
away from tie subscriber near AViett's
Ware- House, IN King William county, on tie
11t inst Likely bright muiatto house servant.
named Pdh[S lie Is about twenty two or Tine &
years OF age, five feet eight or nine inches high,
has scar un the back Of the right hand, occasi
oned by burn when he youn;;, a small one
on the left, aud one the forehead abou, an inch
long, just above one of his eyes-He had ON a
purple cOored Virginia cloth coat, Drown linen
overalls and II cotton shirt and carried with hun
"A short blue cloth coat, and sUndry other articles
oil ciOathIng not particularly known; he had a
pass to gOto Mr. Wdnm 3. Chamberlayue IN
the county Of DenTiCO, nee Richmond, ami also
letter directed to him which he NAV prob DIV
make use OF to enable him to get on his Journey
day Or two after his eIOpement large LONG
legged rusty bay horse, with a hang No name &
switch tail, without any brand or flesh marx tb.t
IS recoilected, was stolen out oj the subscr,ber's
pasture, and It - believed by him gnd on the.
same night, saddle was stolen no dou,t nv the.
same ihnt from nc gi,bOT, which WAS covered
with black leather. and had not long since been
newly padded, and tRe padding faced with white
sheep skn, aud piece of rope substituted on
one side fora stirup leather. 4, IS supposed he
made 60 the norihWard with a view OF pettinq- a.
Phlade'phia or New York. The above re- ward
will be given for appfeh,nding and DELIVERING
INN to Tie subscriber, or s % Dr committing him
to jail and giving notice thereof; and the for
ther sum Of s. 10 will be paid for ,e7,orinp the
morse 20 ROEEE,r pOTJIpD
July 81. r
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IL ANK-NOTES LOST-On the 29th last
~ ihouth, was put into the post Office in this
place, directed to VIM Wood, Buck Island, Al
bemarle county, Bank Notes to the amount of
three hundred and thirty dollars, as described
below which have not been received by said
Wood The necessary steps to stop the pay
ment of the notes at the Bank, have been taken /;
as the letter which covered those notes. may have
been mlssent, it is requested that it be sent to
tn Milton Post Office.
Virginia, Richmond, 6
349 Simon Hunter ID Jam 1907, So
Do do l43 Henry Ellis, II Mac 1896 80
Do do A 4O2 Wilson Allen 10 ian 1897, 30
DO do c 1856 Edwin Nuvel Feb 1910. 50
DO do A 350 SIMON Hunter Id ian 1907, So
DO do 522 Phil Rogers Mar 1907, SO
Do do ID 1894 James East 25 Nov 1897, ~
Do. Eorfok,
a 1876 Rjch'd E Lee 9 Msy 1906. 90
KICHdRD ANDEHSON.
July II. If
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AND FOR sALE-By v;r,ue Of decree

n AND FOR SALE BY v'r,ue Of decree
IL of the Superior Court OF Chanc cry tor the
Richmond District,-spiH be offered for sale at
he town OF Cara, on onday the 27th day OF
August next. that valuable TR ACT OF LAND
belonging to the estate OF Deterfeld Trent, decd
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county of Cumberland, on Willis river and ad
joining the town ct Caira for the purpose of
raising sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing TO the estate of Alexander Trent,
decd the contiguity of this land to the town of
Cara where there is Merchant Mil, which
will no doubt, in a short time be in complete re
pair, and consequently will require large guam.
tity OF wheat, &c well as tobacco inspec
on-aDd beng at the head of the navigabls
waters of Willis's river, render it of the most
de-i-eabe tracts Of land in that part of the
try. Added to these, the land il Of excellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture of to-
barco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
laid oft in lots. and sold to- suit purchasers-and
the terms OF sale LIBERAL, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years fur the balance Bonds and Sc.
curly viii be demanded, secured by deed OF
trus, fstquired by the COMMISSIONERS.
Jul 20 tbs
VALUABLE PROPERTY-FOR SALE-
In pursuance of 4 decree oftiie circuit court
otthe u States, for the Virginia district, pr
nounced at the NOV. 1868, session of that court,
between VIM Kunkail * Co plaintiffs against
Thomas vi Deane and others, defendants, ard
between Serbia Scrophalt aud Starman, plt'ffs
and the same defendants
VIII be exposed to sale at auction, at Ca Ira,
in the county Of Cumberland. on Monday the
9th day ot. August next, that valuable ME r
GIANT MILL. usually called the Ca Ira Mills,
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other L It's of
Ground at that place. Also, all the LANDS at
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 5000 acres and up
wards, which belonged TO James Deane, Thomas
NJ Deane and Francis Deane, or to either of
them, OH the goth day OF March, 1901. Terms of
sale, ten per cent OH the purchases to be paid in
cash-A credit of one, two and three years for
the residue Of The purchase money, to bear inter
est from the day Of sale-the purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds, with security. to be APP
proved by the undersigned commissioners, or
the one that may act, and also executing deed
of trust upon the property SO purchased, for Sc
curing the payment thereof, at the periods afcre-
said Previous to the day OF sale, the land will
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
" t e nIII1Ams. Gom'rs
July II. ids
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Gurope
Beauties Of the British Government :!

Erfract from, Lord CocHRANE's Shcech,
IN fhc Debate on me Many Estin,af es,
MAY IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23
NOTES

. the .J0Teg0lng Letter.
"The Rece1ary CONSEQUENCES of the
Britiill Orders in council" I! Here is fpeci-
men of the sbiurdity, nay more the grois faIfe-
hood which BonaParte deliberately itates, and
with an apparent confidence that, it will be
fwallowed by our degraded Cabinet, without
reientnent or even reluctance. Such is the
ellima,ion in which he holds both oar fenle
AID patriotiim, and the event will thew that
he does not miltske the character CT our Ad-
mininration or their parry. The Berlin de-
cree IN coneqnence - The Rritih orders in
Coerci men ali the world knows that the
Beriu decree was itiued about year before
the brtiih Orders in CouAcil were iugg !
But why ihuuid we complain at language 10
nlulting. L is but the language which Bona
partes parlrzans have frequently uled among
US. 70 urn that Indignation agalnlt Great Bri-
:ain for her retaiiatory meafures, which juit
ana Independent, nation was bound 10 have
e1prelled againit the Imperial aggrehor. Bo-
uaparte trea'. US as his laves and facts prove
tina, we are his willing naves.
This article, every dfcerning reader will
obferve is ablurd in principle; and the ground
alledged "a be taken by The Emperor contra
diGted by his whole practice Bringing to, to
afcertain the Gag vehei may display, affords
no proof Of her real character, OF which every
bcNigerent has right to be fatis6cd His a.
avovved principle j. therefore abfurd The
faa Is French cruiierS bring to- Witt, fearch,
plunder, Gnk, burn, carry in, condemn velTels
aud careoes and liberate or imprilon feamen,
without regard to any confederation bu, their
convenience. This caLnot be deuied.
] This needs no comment, The pretence
that the treatment we have received from
the French is bat counterpart to our treat
ment of them, is not only outrageouily falfe,
but an uLgrateful return for that meek ac-
quislcence, with which we have borne the
mo[t unparalleled wrongs that ever IA
ton endured. This is the reward Of our
dalsrdly fubmilion. We are told, TO our ia
ce. thar we are the aggreiiors and that his
fixtures If millions upon millions were but to
reciprocate our conduct
s Here is a repetition of the Ultimatum Of
the French government. We NUT reiit the
Britifh Orders in council which were adop
ted 5 retaIiaing in limited degree, the
Berlin decree of the previous year; aud any
decree of blockade lby Great Britain unlsis
there &c an ACTUAL blockade while the
Berlin decree declared the Hands OF Great
Brlt4;A 5ocladed when he Emperor could
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23

not keep Jingle iliip at Tea I! +! If we will take
this uajuit, abiurd, and we may add, deitruc-
tive llep, then the Emperor will treat with
US.
Such is our profpec of accommodation with
France. Bonaparte is not miltaker in the
wifhes of our administration, bur be is molt
egregiou1y 70, as 10 their courage aud inten-
tons. If every conceivable infut nation
can offer if Jackion's diimfiion without the
ihadow Of plauiible cauIc; if commercial re-
fractions which thew spite againll Grea: Bril-
tain but canuo; injure her, do not iatisfy him,
we are confident our government, devoted as
they are 70 the defpots will, are too cowardly
and too weak in means to take any more eff
Gent itep. MIR hadiion and his minions can
diigrace the nation, by abulive language a.
gainit England, and every demonltration of
hatred, that will not require an appeal to the
national Tre4fury, bu they will not go TO
war they dare not; they cannot, after hav-
ing more than emptied the Irealury and
therefore WE SHALL HAVE NO Urea
TY WITH FRANCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23

will bestow repeated mercies upon them,
whea they take no notice of his power, and
of his hand in the blessing they have already
received T? How can they expect the con-
tinuance Of present comforts l-ITael did
not tnoVo that 7 case them corn, and zsine, and
OIL; therefore ( viii ,etnR and take asvdy my
earn in the seasoa thereof, and my zpine IN us
season, and zgiH recover my qgooL (which s.as 5i
YEN to cover their nakedness Hos ii. 8, g."
a consideration Of this subject IS highly
needful for the comfort Of those who are af-
hicted with the state of our public affairs at
the present day. Let all, who are called in
any manner to act therein, discharge their
duty faithfully, and as they shall conscien-
tiously Judge will be agreeable to the will
of God, and leave the event to hin. They
may be assured, from his word, as well as
from his former dealings with men, that no
human power can successfully oppose the
designs Of his Providence. IF he, for the
punishment of our national transgressions,
should pour down his judgments upon US,
who will be able to prevent it ! And if, in
his infinite mercy, he should be disposed tc
continue to us the blessings Of peace and
prosperity, no weapon formed against them
will be permitted to prosper.
Whatever earthly tyrants, kings, or ru
lers may devise, the success Of their plans
will depend on the pleasure of Him, whose
king dom ruleth over all.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23

FOR SALE,

A BOUT one mile from Portland, on the
4 road leading to StrOudwAter, four acres
Of LAND, under good improvement, with a
large two aory Dwelling Houie, S. by So
feet, well hniihed; and Barn so by 80 feet.
Ii is an excellent itand for bu6nels Of any kind.
Said property will be fold very cheap, and .
long pay day gwen for part, If wilhed or
Farm woald be taken in the country for
part pay. Any perfon willing to make a
good bargain, will do well to apPly foon 10
the fublcribers, living on the premles
WISWELI. & RICHARD.
FaiszOnB, Fs5 5, 1910. Q)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23

In the recent treaty between
France and Sweden there is this pro-
vilion, eyinciye Of the geaer9Gty Of
the former, t" the expectation Of
goods from Swediih harbours i'll
Swediih bottoms, is free !"
An American vetlcl, detained w
The French, had entered on her log
Stalled bva vyiIcl of war, and per
mitted TO continue the voyage"
The trannator for the Council of
Prizes was directed to put Rite for
.aisd He retufed, and lott has
phce.- (" L. .ip:5i -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23

Me q tie Miaifer # Foreign Reia
lions TO Mr.. A,-mfrong, Ahnjqer
Plenipotentiary If the United States.
THE undersigned has informed his M2jes-
sy the Emperor and King, Of the converlauon
which he had with Mr.. ARMSTRONG, MiniRer
Pienipo;en,ary Of the United States Of diner
iea. His Majefty authorized him to make
che following reply.
:" His Majesty would regard bis DEGREES Of
6eHn aud A1iLan as violations Of the priEci-
pies OF eternal Justice, had they not been the
necessary consequence of the British Orders
N Council, aud especially thofe of November
1907 When England proclaimed her uni
serlal sovereignty, by the pretenilon of
iahIugating the univerfe TO a navigation
dusy, and extending the jurifdiction of her
Parliament over the induiiry of all ma tons,
nis Maletty conceived it 70 be the dairy OF all he
dependent nat'ons To defend their sovereign
y, and declare all veiIeIs denationalized that
lhou'd put themlelves under the dominion
o England, by recognizing the fOvereignty
which the ai-uned over them.
His Majeiy diiiinguilhes the whiting from
me hringingto Of a flip. The bringiug-to
mas for its object only TO afcertaa the reality
q tie flag ; the via, j. z search made on board,
ho'~l' h!tagdIng he Entertainment Of he truth
OF the aAg and the reialt II which Is the IN
2'eiiipg of cer'an individuals or the consfca-
f'on OF the merchant re, or the application
81 arbitrary avs OF dispoiGion.+
ah Mejs!fy could no. have anticipated
&c p.9eeediags Of .he y S,4ss, seil.c.. With
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23
3ntrlIigfnrr.


The London Statesman of the Sth of March
contains copy Of an official note from Bona
pArtes minifter Of Foreign Relation, 10 our
miniiter, Mr.. ArmRrong, which is the mott
outrageous adront to the understandings of
the American government and people, Of any
taat have yet proceeded from thar inloIent
depot. The note is as follows -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23
INDIi GO0DS.
WILLIAM SWAN,

No. 3, UNI0N Row,
rrAs received eight bales ofINDIA GOODS,
II confn,ng Of Gurrahs- Msmodies- Now
c.uo,hs CLin,z, SC which viii be fold at
polon prices, and on liberal credit A!4o,
Engfb and W. A-Mdia CoOdS,
.rcnaI. April IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-23

To Lease-for one ar more years,
A BOUT twenty acres Of LAND, ftuated
n between Cumberland and Warrington
s,-se,s and Back Cove, in Portland For
inns applv to WILLIAM GOODMAN, in
Portland, OF the iubfcriber in Windham,
PETER Il. SMITH.
6b,H is