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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

ing Tracts OF LAND, belonging TO Hare
card college, the title to which i, direet from
the Government, viz.
IN FRYEBURG,
Lot Nc. IS Ut Div. s. acres, interval
Is Cd do. IS do. do.
29 Cd do. 81 do. upland.
10 Sd do so do. do.
4th Go. so DO. do.
ID 5th do 50 or 70 do. DO.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. Sc, IS acres.
SO, 1875 do.
1866, $50 do.
277, 1928 do.
IN PARIS,
2s. 7th do, handrs4
80 80. 9Th 9Th do do. acre
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. rs, 100 acres.
%, 100 do.
I49, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD & HARRISON,
Lot No. lie. Sd Div. 100 acres.
], I'd r 4th ID. 100 do.
s, sth r 5th D 100 do
Is,
IN POLAND,
Lo, No. 49, Sd Div. 100 acres.
90, I'd do. 100 do.
IN LOVEL,
Lot No. 1875, IN Div. 100 acres
1873, I'd do leo do.
1928, Sd do. 100 do.
IL, 4th do 100 DO
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No. 5, IN Range, EAT, 100 acres
6s, Pond lot, 100 do.
8, Sd Range, EAT, 100 DO.
10, 7th Range, Eait, 100 do.
10, 9Th do. do. 100 do.
IN BROWNFIELD,
Two Lots in Brown6eId, containing abOss
800 acres each.
IN RUMFOKD,
No. IS, containing 20 acres, IN Div.
IS, do 80 do. do.
So, Cd Div. 100 acres.
A, I'd do l4S do
IN JAY,
No. 20, Range Cd, 100 acre&
10, 9TH, 100 do.
8, 18th, 100 do.
8, 18th, 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. 1875, containing Is acres
cot, TO do.
IN NEWASHARON,
One Lot, containing $50 acres, in the
north part of the town.
The above Land: will Ike fold on 4 Iiberat
credit, and Settlers now on any Of the Lots
will BE accommodated if they with il. For
particulars, apply to the SublcriHer, At his
Office, in Middle freet, Portland, where he
may be found until the middle of January
next. PRENrIS MEL. LEN
Des 4, 1909. rD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
TO Be SOLD.

R7' order IF Cauf, or THURSDAY TIE sf6
dry # FrG sa'y, at 10 ''slset n Va 70 re
6ighsf Ii45er, Lof Of LAND, on tbs ROTH sss
yfdf IF GD@'t land erse:. SAX o. tbe p. ersts.
Portland, Jan 3 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

THE subfcriber offers for fale, the follow.
ing Tracts of LAND, belonging to Ho,-
card College, the title to which is direa from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
COLLEGE L 4NDc.

Por tiand, ian, 9. 1870
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-25

ties Tor that tltNc, tildt tHCH thS Go'S'"o-
would be displaced, and a good man ap-1
pointed in his room, who would restore to
the Indians all the lands which had been
purchased of them. After Tecumseh had
finished his speech, Wyandot, a Kicka-
poo, Putswatamie, an Ouoway and
Winebago, severally spoke, and declared
that their tribe had entered into the Shawn
noe confederacy, and would support the
principles laid down by Tecumseh, who
they had appointed their leader.
At the conclusion of the council the 60
vernon informed Tecums~h that he would
immediately transmit his speeches to the
president, and as soon as his answer arriv.
ed he would send it to him, but as person
had been appointed to run the boundary
line, he wished to know whether there
would be any danger in his proceeding -
He answered that they (his party were de-
termined that the old boundary line should
continue, and that the crossing it would be
attended with bad consequences. The CO.
vernon replied, that since he had been can
did enough to avow this, he would be e.
qually SO with him; the president he was
convince would never allow that the lands
on the Wabash were the property of any o.
Their tribes than those which had occupied
and lived upon them since The white people
first came in America, and as the title Of
the lands lately purchased were derived
from those tribes by fair purchase he might
rest assured that the eht Of the y. States
would be supported with the sword.
We have always been of opinion that the
confcderacy which has been formed by the
Prophet, was the effect ofBritish intrigue;
and We have never doubted that the secret
agents Of that POWER, which are known 10
exist in every part Of America, but parti-
cularly in the Indian country, gave it all
the oountenanee in their power. But we
could scarcely prevail upon ourselves to
think that any American was engaged in
this nefarious project; we fear, however,
that it is but too true, and if the speech
which we understand was made by the
chief of the Wea tribe. to captains Floyd
and Whitlock, of the L. S. troops, be COR
rect, we fear that there is some deep laid
scheme of villainy on foot to ALLEVIATE from
US that hitherto faithful tribe
The editor has conversed with governor
Harrison, and is happy in being able to as.
sure his fellow citizens, that it is the. go
vernor's opinion, that Notwithstanding the
strong talk of Tecumseh, there is less dan
ger of an, Indian war than there was some
weeks ago. He has every reason to be-
lieve that the Prophets party is loosing
ground, and that as soon as they find that
the q. S. are determined TO take possession
OF the purchase, they will give upeve-
~ idea Of contending for it.
The governor has ordered On detach-
ment Of troops, consisting of one Hundred
and twenty men, which are now upon the
Ohio, and which were made sutjsct to his
order by the secretary of war, and it is his
intention, if the government approves of
II, to establish one or two strong posts upon
the Wabash, above this.
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ENTERED,
Brig Mary Ann, Dawson. Madeira, via
Norblk--balIast- James Patton.
Columbia, MKenzie, do.--Wine--to
A. c. Cazenove and others.
sloop Roena, Chadwick, New Bedford,
--Plaister-to John G.. Ladd.
Alpha, Howl.nd, do.-Sundries-to the
master.
Sehr. Sally, Emery, saco--do.-to do.
CLEARED,
Schr. Industry, Mellus, Cadiz-by Law
rason and Fowle.
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aleran0ria Istlv Ga1stfe.
TUESDAY, SEPT. IS.

DIED, at his residhce in Monmouth
county, New-Jersey, Gen. JAMES Cox,
one of the members bf the House Of Re-
representatives. of the Us.
DIED, at Nev-York, On Wednesday
last, Mr.. JAMES eHEETHAH, Editor of the
" American Citizen"
Trade between Riga, in Russia, & Ham
burg, is carrid on in Wagons, by land -
On the 9th o April last, 80 arrived at the
latter place Ali of Russian produce & mer-
chandize 80 more were to follow imme-
diasely.
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CALLED
THE WOOD DEMON;
OR,
The Clock has Struck.
CALLED


yFrcm the original manuscript of M. c.. Lew.
is. author of the Castle Spectre, SCI
The scenery designed ana executed by Mr..
Jefferson. assisted by his son Master i.
Jefferson.
HarGyknute, Count of Eolstein, Mr.. Cone /;
Cuelpho, Steward of the Castle, Mr.. Dow
ME Willikind, his Son, Mr. Jefferson Le'
Diyn, Dumb Boy, Master jefferson; Roii'
MIR. Allen; Guardian Spirit OF Hoistein, Mr..
Harris; Sangrida, the Wood Daemon, Nr.
Charnock; Osway, the Lover OF Una, Mr'
Jatobs Ciotida, MRS jefferson lna' MIS-.
Wilmot; Paulina, Miss Petit; Mistress OF
the Ceremonies, Mrs. seymour; Wood
Nymphs, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Petit, &c &c.
Act /. Scere /. The stage is filled with
light clouds; as they di>perse, the guardian
spirit Of Holstein is seen descending he ex-
tends his spear towards Una, who is s.cepmg
on bark ofroses. Celestial music waits On
abe air--the centre Of the cload under the
spirit, opens and discovers LeolyD chsinedto
q MAGIC caiabastic pillar; near him stands
Sancrida, the Wood Daemcn, with bloody
dacc5r The chorus is repeated in the ar
the clouds on each side below open and at
the time, the visions of Count Ruric * Alex
ina appear; as the clouds rerolye the visions
of eight children appear in white. crowned
with roses and pointing to wound: the enc,
rus still continue--mag;c charms--Awake-!
awake The children vanish Rurc and
Alexina disappear the clouds dlsperse ana
DifCoVerS Holsteln Castle.
Grand March. Procession of knights, offi-
GERS, guards, banner bearers, peasants, dwarts
bearing the giants club and shield. Hacho
the giant in chains, held by four 'squires.
Hardyknute and Una ere exalted upon the
buekler's of the soldiers the rest form the
groupe the act concludes.
Act Cd Scene /. Gothic apartment.
Scene Cd. Magnjfcent Hall.
Filled with visitors Banquet table on each
side. Hsrdykenute s Una seated On throne
Chorus, g Strike Minst:es strike
'Grand Pageant Ct the far Seasons.
Each season is preceded by inappropriate
banner
A CHARACTERISTIC DANCE.
BY Messrs. Harris, Drummond and Briers,
and Miss Petit, sc sc.
The act closes by the appearance OF
The Wood Damon Gydzcn'by DRAGONS, hs
ascends amidst a Shcuver Of Fire.
Act cd. A Grand Gothic Apartment.
Bedstead hung with tapestry on either
side are tapestry curtains which conceal the
full lengths of Count Ruric and Alexina on
the left below is chimney, with large fire
in the centre.
Scene I'd. A Gothic Chamber IN the
Castle.
Scene cd. A Necromantic Cavern.
H.. 1adf from
In the back scene is an iron grated door,
standing open, in the centre a magic altar;
on the one side Brazen Giant supporting
a massy Clock: on the other is grated rock
bearing Brazsn Calabastic Pillar with Leo
lyn fastened to 1t by an en- ormous chain and
paddock. The scene changes in an instant to
a Hall of the Castle and
Lsoly', IS acknowledged to be the Yightfnl
NJ z1eIox
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expences. shall he released from paying the
said fine or expence, and shall be set at IL
oerty at the expiration of tile time fixed for
shsir punishment -
hiipersons detained for forest offences
shall be SET at liberty, and al prosecutions
from such offences shah cease from the pub
LEGATION OF the present Decree.
"Our minister Of the Finance aud the
Treasury shall! present Report upon each
OF the individuals detained. or liable to be
taken tor debts at the requisition of the agent
OF the public Treasury or receivers of the
public contributions. in order that we may
Judge who may obtain their enlargement
or discharge from the power of arrest
"An debts due for months of nursing.
contracted towards the office of nurses by
parents OF Paris and the Department of the
Seine, from the orh October, 1899, to the end
OF March, 1910. are-remitted.
" Six thousand retired soldiers, having
served at leas, one campaign. shall be mar.
ried the odd April, to girls rf their Com
mnnes. who shall have tlowry of 1900
franks from Paris, and 600 from the res, of
the empire.
Il free pardon is granted to all non
commissioned officers and soldiers of our
troops by sea and land. who were in a state
of desertion. whether they have been con.
Gemned or not, at the date of this decree
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{ To be continued }

Lisbon papers as late as the 98th of April
have been received at Boston, but contain no
positive intelligence of great Importance,
Cadiz still remained secure the Governor
of that city however, considering that the
population had increased to three fold aug
mentation, so that greater quantity Of pro-
visions than could be spared was consumed
and supposing that in the summer month";.
such numbers condensed into a small space.
would generate malignant distempers, has
determined that the inhabitants not actually
in military service or belonging to the city.
shall depart for the many free provinces
which remain in the possession ofthe Spani
arcs. There are, the kingdoms of Gallicia,
Valencia and Murcia the greater part of
Austnrias and Catalonia part of the pro.
yinces of Estramadura and Cuducar the
ioia0ds Makhorca, Miporcs, all the Caua-
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PHILADELPKIA, June 1o,
MORE W.HRNIN GS.

We IuoHShed many months aga EARL7
nARNINCS, TO those svho svere rushing in
10 the .UOrter Of Eurghean commerce !; IL
s0as MOI oar fault that ire warnings acre
nor efecsual the n,ercanfileclass is some.
.ohdt Ike the British government. fhey be-
hepe nothing orr qviaf is said by those they
pay, and as those they fay study more to
please team disp1ease them they nevcr hear
of the eUfl that threatens until IL has been
aecontfianied by the calamity.
ne no7v glUc them another warning, rve
STATE IL nor nfion light grounds, fhaf there
IS no Probability otescahing the continental
system IN any fort of the north of Europe
any more than the south counts Berms.
tor6 and Romanze6, suho acre both dis.
POSED TO friendly intercourse svith the u. S.
haUe declared thar the system will be car.
ryed INTO effect, syitheut regard to any mi
nor considerations
can minister at Petersburg, there was no
power or influence in existence competent
to change or mitigate the general operation
oil the continental system throughon, ne
whole coast of Eurohe.
Counf Bernsfotf, stated that the disho.
sitions Of the Danish government lad been
already rendered nugatory by The enormous
abuse Of our flag by the British; and the
number of american vesSefs svhich hud
been made su6se,Diens 10 tie commercial
cunning Of England that The existence of
Denmark as a STATE defended uhon enEorc-
ing the system.
Holland has already suffered al, ercision
Of territory for MOI enforcing it and ifs
fnrure eristeace defends on The inHeaib{e
execution Of IL.
Those 9vho calculate, therefore, utaon 9ny
relaxation, may find the calculation TO be
ofloss instead ofpro6t. Iris Time thar our
merchants think Of SAVING what they haue
gained; their aUarice and indifference to
national character, houe contri6nfedconside-
rally 10 the unfortunate circumstances in
(which sve are noqu hlaced The embargo
mould nor satisfy them, and no7u they haze
the purchase Of their cuhidity. General
con,fscGfion ayvaits every flag that enters
The Iiorts Of Eu:ofe. TIE French CHIEF
has aUorved his determination TO abandon
epcry idea Of commerce with .fsia, and .ufh
" orth as well as SoNfh .dnuerica. This Il,
The basis ofhis oUcrtures 10 England for a
heace.
France o6ers to Great Britain to aban-
don all claims TO colonial Possessions ana
10 erciusipe commerce zvifh South .Huc-
RIGA and to colonial Possessions and com
merce with Asia I; and TO commercial con-
nections or treaties with North america.
as the basis Of a feace with Great Britain n.
One Qfthe best informed americans nozy
in Eurohs thinks il f.robabie that Great
Britain will acceff these terms of comtro-
misc as The BASIS Of treaty, lea ping
both fiarfies in future TO fHrsue their com :.
merce nnmoiestcd suhere il does notcoun-
terv0it those Observation-Disclosures
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THE LITTLE EMPEROR.

Who could believe it Yet it it a fact
that the little emperor Of the WGsbffa, who
went 10 cultivate lands with chaheaur 6ras
ana cnfeoHC an chassc. is in fact now in
the pay Of the great Emperor Ct the west.
IL is AN absolute fact that BURR had
received quarters pay as an agent Of
France.
Il IS solemn truth, that the writer of
this article qnsrrelled with Pichon in Phil
adelphia several years ago. for his making
,his declaration, that tho governments Of
both France and England knew that they
could ho:sess 81rr, for marcy az any tMc
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Gurope
IMPERIAL DECREE.

" Our ImferiaL Palace Of Comhiegne,
March 25.
Napoleon, Emperor Of the French, king
of Italy, Protector Of the confederation of the
Rhine. Mediator of the Swiss Confederacy,
&c. &c. &c.
4" Wishing to mark the epoch of our
marriage by acts of indulgence AMI bene
Violence, we have decreed, and decree as
follows:
The individuals detained at the publ.
cation of the present decree, by judgments
Of the Correctional Police, and, who having
undergone the term Of imprisonment, are
still retained or might be detained after ID 2
time is expired, for the payment OF Gses CT
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with coffee. Schooner Zephyr, Moore
from Baltimore carried to - with -.
Schoon,r Kite, Thompson from do carried to
Brig Caroline, Drew from Boston car.
ried to - with assorted. Brig Sophia, Car
man from Baltimore carried to with Co.
ionixl produce. Btig Orozimbo, Holden from
do carried TO - with coffee aud sugar.
Brig Two Betseys, Gardner from Beverly carried
to ---- with sugar, coffee and Nankcens. Brig
Romp, Lander from Sslem carried to - with
do and pepper. Brig Victory, Felt from do car
riedto -- with assorted. Ship Hercules,
West from Salem carried to A-N-- with do
Ship Augusta, Moore from b sltmore carried to
- with sugar, coffee, ETC. Ship Margaret.
Fairfield from Salem carried to - with co.
Goa and coffee. Ship Francis, Haskell from do
carried to -- with assorted. Ship Trent, Ca
sehdish from do carried TO - with do. COM
promised. Brig Emily, - from New Y ork
carried to - with do. Brig -, Haskell
from Salem carried to with -. Brig
-, - from Calipoli carried to -
WIN -. Schooner Syren, --f from New.
buryport carried to,---- with Schoo.
ner Peace, ----- from do carried to - with
Schooner Ousternsch, --- from Cen.
necticut carried to --- with
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Nkw Ynpr Lime 10

- Nkw York, June 10.
The eye OF Commerce is now particularly ii.
rected 10 the advices which arrives from anv of
the ports under the influence of his Napoleon
Majesty; and whether the news is good, bad
or indifferent, it is interesting.
AS far as respects the American propertv Of
the port of Tonningen, are enabled. to state.
on the authority OF captain Berry, and his pas
sengers, that, as late the 9TH of last month no
recent change had taken place relative III Tie
sequestration OF our property-Indeed, it was
the opinion OF many, that no general seizure was
likely to occur.
Capt Be,y1, informs that when he sailed
report current, that it was expected Bo.
naparte would shortly allow expectations from
Tonnlngen TO Hamburg and it was also s,lIpos.
ed a free trade between Tonningen and Aitopa
would soon take place.
The market at Tonnngen was glutted, and
the prices were not flattering.
Extract ef iefte, 10 the Editors from a Gentle.
man a. darlington, dated S9fune Is.
Observing it to be stated in various public
prints, that there is probability, or intention,
OF calling Congress, ! can assure you that no
such intention exists that on the contrary, there
is almost certainty, should nothing further
occur, that Congress will not convene before the
constitutional period.
AbS t"O oI'aHiSiI EeHtIefDcn, Ion Iuan v,
VoiibsT and Don Joseph Yyern, said to be chare
ed with communications from Caracas TO this
government, left the city this morning for phil.
adelphia, where they will reside for the present
They were, it is understood clothed with no
official character and no government having
been constituted there, could bring with them
no letters Of oredence. They were treated with
the greatest poiiteness by the officers of our 90
vernment, but could not be received in any Of
ficiai character, being charged with no d1cu
men:s exhibiting them representatives offs 90.
yernment or nation. They we're, however. Az.
sured OF The most friendly wishes towards them
&c.
Surprising the above may he of some use
TO you, accept it az information which may be
fully relied on"
Potion. President OF Hayti, has recently is.
sued decree prohibiting the introduction of
spurious liquors into the ports under his con.
trout gin III cases only expected.
a letter from Port -au. Prince says" Tie
British ship Crown, from Port att. Prince, bound
TO the Mole with provisions, was captured off
the Mole by Clh istophe's squadron. and carried
into Port de Paix, where her cargo was dis
charged. The snip was liberated"
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FRENCH COMMERCE.

The following artic,. explains the foo,;rp
upon which the commerce with France
stands, according to the latest dcterminati-
ons of Bonaparte:
Extract Of letter from the minister of
the Interior 10 me Protect efMe Seine
PARIS. March 10, 1910.
~. The licences will contain, as befo
an obligation to export three tourths of the
tonnage IN agricultural produce orthe growth
Oh r rance; hall the cargo to consist of wine
or brandy; the other half to b.. com .,ossd
at pleasure OF whatsoever articles are per
m'tted tobe exported by our Custoa, .House
laws.
W. Liccnced vessels may import all sucb
articles OF produce and merchandise as are
permitted by our laws in which are not
included tobacco, cotton, wool or warn. cot.
ton cloths. colonial and East and WEES, ynd;,
prodnce-exceptingn nevertheless, dyewoos,s.
guaiacpm, drugs used for the. purpose of dive.
ing, sumac, Peruvian bark, aud medical
drugs. a list OF the articles coming under
the denomination of drugs for dyeine will be
Contained in special instruction to be
gwen by the Counsellor of State, the Direc
tor General of the Customs.
). The licences shall be paid for az the
rate OF 20 I. the ton. and in proportion to
the burthen OF the vessel but the maximum
for any licences is sXed at 600 fs.-that is
to say, that there. will be no additional
charge for any burtben above 500 tons.
he out litter, On being informed that
the hcence is in the hands of the Project.
will repair to the office of the Receiver Ge}
neral OF the department, or that of the Re
ceiver for the District, where he will deDo.
SIT the fee payable at the rate of 90 f. per ton.
1 he licence will De delivered to him on pro.
ducing their receipts"
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NEw-YoRK, June 20.
L I Il E L.

Yesterday came on at the general sessi.
ons in this city, before his honor the record
er. the cause Of the people VS.. James Cheet-
ham, on an Indictment for a libel on Mar
garet b. Bonneville. contained in Cheetham's
Life of Thomas Paine. Golden and Samp-
son were counsel for the state, and Ogden
and Griffen for the defeDdent. After long
and patient hearing, the recorder SUNNI
ed up the evidence and committed the cause
to the jury, who after a short consultation
returned with verdict of guilty.
ges $50 dollars.
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Sr..Lorrs. Max 10

STLoUrs, May, 10.
Arrived here on Sunday last, from the Mandan
villages, Mr.. Auguste Choteau, Jr Mr. G. is
one Of the st. Louis Fur Company, he left their
principal trading house near the head waters of
the Missouri, for the purpose oftaking in vaI,l,
able cargo of Fur from their post at Cedar Isixoa
on his arrival he learned that few DAYS before
the factory was consumed by fire-the loss. we
understand, is estimated at from IL TO Is OoO DOL.
lars.
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The schooner. Parrot, Atkins, arrived at
Newburyport last week, in So days from Ca
diz. There was report at the time capt.
a. sailed, that the Archduke Charles was
going to succeed king Joseph & that he was
coming on with large army for that pur.
pose. On the 10th of April, three English
transports. full Of troops arrived at Cadiz,
by way Of Lisbon.
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ETfract Of a letter, dated Parts, .1hril 6,
1910

ETfrdct Of a letter, dated Parts, .ftrH 6,
1910
" An order has. it is said, been issued, on
Saturday last, to sell the conhscated vessels,
AS well as their cargoes. Several vessels
have been liberated, on the pretext of tax :
ing home distressed Seamen, dispatches, the
American minister, and perhaps the foreign
one. The names of the vessels arc, the Ca
milla of New York the Sally, Scott, and
probably schooner, Bunbury master.-
Notwithstanding general Armstrong has said
that his intention was to leave France, and
to embark in the sally, for America. the o..
pinicn OF some gentlemen appears to be, that
he will not Immediately make such war
like movement"