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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
tenks & De Cartereit,
HAVE lately opened handfome abort
ment Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
rnpether with ! General aaortment Of

Together with general anortiHeh1 -
W. T. Goods Is GT0CtyIes
which they will fell at reduced prices for
ready pay. Having been almoit exc uively
in the habit Of creditiug the year pait, and
being convinced ef the evil confequ'nces at
sending fuch practice, both 70 Creditor and
Debtor, they are determined to trade on
different plan. Wood Bark, Boards, Saves,
and aImolt all kinds Of produce will De re
ceived in pay, and the fmalleit favor grateful
Iy acknowledged But thoie who with 70
fave their feelings are earneitly requelted not
TO apply for the ea(f credit as they are de-
termined not 70 itain any more paper with
charges.
~ BAH perfons indebted to the firm
are requelted to make immediate payment
All who neglect till the frlt Of March next
will be fued without determination.
No,t5yays7oztb, 9aa. 8, 1910 l2m)
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Edmund Mountfort's Fhate.

THE Heirs Of the ERate Of EDMUND MoUNT-
PORT, late of Falmouth, in the county Of
Cumberland, Shipright, decealed, and All con
cerned are hereby notified thar Epraim Tuck
Marion and Richard Mounifort, as attornies
70 Hannah Mounlfort, adminiitratrix on fad
Eitate, have exhibited 70 me an account Of ad
mnlltration, On faia eaate--that applications
has been made for divihon Of the Real Ehate
OF lad decealed, among the Heirs-aud that
a return has been made Of the Widows Dow
er 1.-THE fame. All which will be coniidered
az Probate Court TO be holden at the office
Of John rockingham, Efq. in Portland, on
"wednesday The fourteenth day ct February
next, az ten o'clock id the forenoon when and
where they may appear and lie heard on fad
lubject, if they ice III
SAML. FREEMAN, J4@ge5JG. Curt
Jan. "a, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
EOR SALE.
Il FIpM, FOR SALE,

TN the eat end Of The town Of Brunfwick,
= near the Turnpike Bridge, three miles
from the port Of Bath, and FIVE miles froR
Bowdoin College; coniiliag Of ninety fix a
cres Of Moving, Paturing and Wood LAND,
one HOUSE and Barn; well fenced, Princi
paIly of tone wall Said farm will be fold on
reatonabie terms, and the payments made ealy,
if applied for before the Grt Of April neat
Eor further particulars inquire Of he iuhicri-
Der a. Bath WILLIAM B. LARRABEE.
1zzzQ,r 2o,lSlO-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

INFORMS the Ladies and Car.
Portland, that he has flr fa'e. " r... ~
above ping z BAo'D Tin qrcer r 1-o''
oppoIie Maine BIN large lIortr,.
elegant Engiiih WATCHES. feropa. 4
and plain; Dyfc5, day A The moulh s.d 'api
do Watch Chains, Seals and XIV. -a
gill gold nattern 4Ue
A handtomc afIrtment Of JEWFIPv
mong which are iome FiIigree Wut
elegant Cold Watch Chains and Kev.-c, "
fable and Tea Spoons-Paied Gator. NM,
Candeficks--Britahnia Tea Pots ~ w ~ ~
eft faihion-tinDed, queens metal and - 80
ter Table and Tea Dons--elegant T,I 80
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; a varist,
Ivory and Horn Small Tooth do.
HARDWARE-A large aacrtmrr, \,
Knives aud Forks, among which Ate f,me ro...
very fine "a great variery IF Pockst and NJ,
kuives-a few dozen RIzOrs Of The TN nv
ty--large and lmall Settlers Saws W. NJ
cat fteel tennou-dovetaiI and wood Wi. Mil
Chilleis Of all kinds GouEes, from |. 90
to The fmallea iet;-Carpenter's Suuars, aN4
Comp affes-- Carpsnter's Hammers-I,.h;s
do--Wood ecrews-Eaw Setts-Screw mn
vers-Drawing Knives--r1te Sreels---rrt
Stands, pocket and de1k--Razor Caiss--rlo,h
and Tooth Bruihes-a good aiIorment " NJ.
and round Fles-Cerk Screws snuff vi.
es--a great variety Of Morocco Pocket Bout,
Purfes, Memorandum Books, Sc. topetbss
with many other articles, which he viii m,
cheap for Calh.
~ Pleale to call and fee.
He repairs and cleans Watches, and w,r
rants his work, if the Watch be toie-aL.
good, FOR one year. Every favour viii W
gratefully acknowledged.
E5- Wizards Patent Time Pieces for iale
Portland FEB 5, 1910. HEJ
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Nathan Buchanan.

0fsrf for az, at No. q 10, Lozg- H'Bayf,
300 buihels Of Maryland CORN,
$50 barrels fuper6ne FLOUR-of the
fri quality, juit landed from fchooner Eros,
Gls0--S5o quintals Of new GOLDFISH,
which may Be- fosn =, ZBomas B4raBa1's fore
Fare Street. Portland, Dec. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

NEW CYCLOPAEDIA, Vol. X, Part IN
and I'd, and Vol XI. part 1T and "a
are II the poGenion Of the lubicriber, and
Will be delivered to lublcribers III the Diftric
q Name, At fore No. q. Long Wharf.
THOMAS Gross.
PO'tianS, Nev IS, 1909 ,t)
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% NEW TAVERN.

THE fubfcrilsr respectfully informs his
friends and the pubIick, that he las re
commenced keeping TIv1n on BHxEryisk
Pair, few rods welf ofthe Gtuation where
he formerly kept. This houfe i new aud
convenient, and every attention will be paid 10
cuhomers 70 render their Ray plealant and
satisfactory
JOHN DUNNING.
BrrgtTuisL, Et5. 5..Islo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

a B0UT The goth Of November, lafl. new
a LONG BOAT, about rs feet il length,
and has never been graved. The owner i
de6red 10 prove + -operty, nay charges, and
axe her away.-Apply 70 JOHN. CUSHING.
cses E,isabsfA. TaH. 90, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
Tq0enty TboKjand Dollars,

TeOenty TbO1fand Dollars,
May be gained at S. PATTEN's Book
IVA SroRe, < LOT FIERY OEFIcE, for the
finall fun Of 1'ivs Doil4ys.
FOR SALE,
TICKETS, Quarters and Fighths, in the
z,h Gals Of ,DirviAe Read Lottery, 10 begin
Drawing II few days.
-4lsa-RrE's CrcLoPEDIA, now pubiiihing,
al the con.
N.B-To be LEI, large and convenient
CELLAR, under the Book fore No. Q, Jones
Row, aud a SHOP N Middle .itreet, AT
Cheap ReEt. jan %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

70 the Hon9rabt The 5yRircs " ~
Cowt gf Common Pleas, b,lisn If
Portland, 7vitbin and fer The cogaty
gf Cumberland, On the third Iaefliy
Of November, III The gear sfon Lsyd
one tb9giand eight hundred and aias
THE Petition Of William Vaughan, IF l.ia
Portland, gentleman and John Ander.
ron, Of Falmouth, III Gaid county, woman.
humbly fheweth, that they are interelled ana
feized in their demelne a. Of fee, a. tenants ID
common with other Perlons to your Petition.
ers unknown, of a certain tract Of and. n
faid Portland, containing forty FIVE acFs
more or leis, being part Of lot Of land bought
BY Brigadier Samuel Waldo, la,e 9f Portland.
decealed, of the heirs OF Silvanns Davis ana
Others the faid forty FIVE acres Qately own.
ed BY faid Waldo, decealed, and William Cot
con) is bounded a. follows viz. Beginning
at large rock lying on the ioutherIy Gde cf
the County Road leading from Portland to
Stroudwater, aud al the northerly corner AZ
the late dwelling hOule Of George 4. Vaughan,
Elq III fad Portland thence ). lo r bv the
land which William Vaughan purchated N
Thomas Breaker, about TWO hundred and
twenty four rods 20 Fore River; thence BY
laid river thirty three rods 10 fake thence
~ So w. by the land Of William Vaughan,
known by the name of Branhall's Farm, ID
the County Road leading from Portland to
Stroudwater thence by faid road IL the fra
bound. That your Petitioners are deirous 10
hold aud occupy their flares thereof in fever.
atty, viz. The faid Vaughan the one moietY
or half part thereof, and the faid Anderlon
eleven iIxteenths Of the other half part there
Of. They therefore pray thar partition Of
laid tract Of land may be made aid their REL
peGtive lhares thereof divided and let of 10
hold n ieveralty according % law in furh
cafe made aud provided. And AZ in duIY
bound wall pray.
WM. VAUGHAN, by
w. 4. VAUGHAN, his Attorney.
JOHN ANDERSON, Nv
MOSES QUINBY, his Attorney.
a true copy-Atteh,
SAMUEL FREEMAN Cab
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
Sherif's Sale.

- 49, - OtAfA&
Taken D. Execufion and 70 be 6H n
Public AuGfi5n Oh W-EDAESDAf
tie tie 28tb day Of February mkt, q
AZ 2 o'cLct ia the atteYn5np
a IL the Right and Equity III Redemption
that Samuel Drinkwa;cr las ia tile ioi.
lowing mortgaged ReaI FAa;e, liuated IN
Northyarmouth VIZ. All tie land laiG
Drinkwater purchafed Of Samuel Stubs, lYips
between land owned by Nicholas Lof.Sk
Mitchell, and land owned by John Babtu'hi
and bounded on the county road leadh9
from North Yarmouth Falls to New Gloncei'
ter, containing about one eighth 81 "a acre
more or lels, with All the buildings thereon
conGitivg Of a two aory Dwelling Houif
about thirty two feet by thirty fix, witt
good ACquedr6 Of Water leading 70 th-
porch, and well hniflied 4455--a good bafn'
which viii contain 2 tors Of hay. sac ol
the premiles. Terms Of payment maze
known AZ the time and place of iaie.
SETH MITCHELL, by. SbaJ.
4ga. 90, 1910.
TT HIS u to forbid All perfons from harbofihE
Or trulting, Sally Williams, wife OF t's
fubfcriber, Oh my account, a. J ihalI not be NH.
fwerabIe tcrany debts ihe may contraI att
this date his
john II WILLlhH'-
Po.Hq7i, Fsb. p. 1910, mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

FISHSTREET,
rIAS iuft received az alortment Of super
fine and Common
BROHDGLOTRS;
which he offers for fale on the moi realona-
bic terms --LiSszcit WAIoTCOAT PAT
TERMS and TRIMMINGS Of all kinds
Together with I efh fupply # Webs New
work Patent SUS PENDEkS
tie continues 70 execute he
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in the moR fashionable lyle, and with fidelity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
"a ~ " a. AANs bI
w. 4. VAUGHAN. his Attorney.
JOHN ANDERSON, Nv
MOSES QUiNBY, hH Attorney.
a true copy-Attef,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, ClltL
CUMBERLAND SIS.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
ut q Court Of Common Pleas, FER Tx
(aid canny IF Cum5srllad, lfgar and
b5ideH 1T PmtlaAd, 4yitbie and fr
yErid c0uHty, an TIE third Ip5thy f
Napen7bsr, n ID. 1850,
ON the foregoing Petition, il Is ORDERED
BY the Court, Thai the Petitioner cauie the
leveral perlons in;ereae1 in faid efate, and
living within the fate, or the a,tornies a
iuch as are abient and have attornies refs
ing within The fate, to be duly notified If
iaid petition by ferving them peTlonaliy viii
a copy thereof, Or leaving copy Al Their
dwelling houie n lall place of abode, Or ty
inierting The iubltance Of the fame three weeks
lucceihvely II one Or more Of tie public newt
papers, that they may have opportunity g
make their exception 10 this court Oh the hrlt
Iueiday Of March next, TO their granting me
fame.-Attea,
SAM'L. FREEMAN, CjsgL
Fs6yDayy -
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ASA JORDAN.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
- cueomers that he will receive in few
days, al afortment Of
SOUTHERN STOCK,
IF the firft quality, and warranted TO give the
wearer fatisfA9ion. The agent therefore, will
have every inducement TO have fuch BOOTS
manufactured as will nor fail 10 give the wear
er fatisfaction, and command certsn prefer
enee.
He will manufacture BOOTS and SHOES,
at fhort notice ia the ne4tet nIanner, and
every requelt ihall be punclualIy attended 70,
al his lhoP, next door 10 Name Bank.
9aru1yv 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

AT the above bu6uefs, an APPRENTICE of
insaRriols and " fleady hsSits"--to whom
good encouragement will be gwen.
Portland, 1qaVryy s, 1910. az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
IN FRYEBURG,

the government, VIZ.
IN FRYEBURG,
Lot No. IS 1T Div. So acres, interval.
Is I'd do. 35 do. do.
% I'd do. 81 do upland.
10 Sd do. so do. do
4th do. so do do.
Is 5th do 60 or 20 do. do.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. Sc, ls5 acres.
Sc, 1875 do.
l6e, $50 do.
277, l25 do.
IN PARIS,
Lot No. 81, 7;h Range, . being
%, 18th do. hundred
29' 9th do. acre
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. rs, 100 acres.
90, 100 do.
I49, 100 do.
N OTISFIELD * HARRISON,
Lot No. lie, Sd Div. 100 acres.
/, "a r 4th ID. 100 do.
s, sth r. 9Th ID. 100 do.
IS,
IN POLAND,
Lot No. 90, I'd Div 100 acres.
90, I'd do. 100 do.
IN LOVEL,
Lot No. l25, 1T Div. 100 acres
l22, 2d do. 100 do.
1873, Cd do. 100 do.
II. 9Th do. loo do.
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No, 2, N Range, EAT, 100 acres.
So, Pond lot, 100 do.
8, Sd Range EAT, 100 do.
10, 9TH Range, EAT, 100 do.
10, sth do. do. 100 do.
IN BROWNFIELD,
Two Lot: in Brown6eld, containing a5ont
500 acres each.
IN RUMFORD,
No. %, containing 20 acres, Ut Div.
l6, do. 80 do. DO.
50, Cd Div. 100 acres.
~, Sd DO las DO.
IN JAY,
No 90, Range I'd, 100 acres.
10, 18th, 100 do.
8, 18th, 100 Go.
8, J4th, 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. ~, containing l55 acres.
POT, no do.
IN NEW-SHARON,
Oae Lot, containing $50 acres, in the
north part Of the town.
The above Lands win be fold on liberal
credit, and Settlers now on any of the Lots
will be accommodated if they with IL. For
particulars, apply 70 the Subfcriber, at hi,
OHiee, in Middle ltreet, Portland, where he
may. be found until the middle Of January
nert. PRENTISS NfBLLEN. 4
Dc. &, 1909. an
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Tuniber Berries.

WANTED TO purchafe, about Fifty Buih-
" els Of JUNIPER BERRIES, more or
less, for which cath will he paid at the lore
of MOSES BROWN, Middle Street.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

NATHAN NUTTER,

INFORMS his Frieuds and rhe Public, that
he has purchated the Sock IN Trade of
Mr. Samuel Hrgfron, anG has taken the fhop
l.tely occupied by him, oppolile Mr. E Mgzl
:n's, Fifh. Greet, where the
TAILORING BUSINESS
win be attended to with diligence AID diff
mach, aud where are FOR fale few pieces fn-
nerHne BroadcIoths, CafIimeres, VeNings and
Trimmings of the beh quality. Patronage is
refpeafuliy folicited Jan %
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COLLEGE, L fNDS.

THE subfcriber offers for fale, the follow
= ing Tracts Of LAND, belonging to H4>-
gard College, the title to which is direct from
the Government, viz,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

10 LEI.
NNE half of a convenient Three Story
~ DWELLTNG- HOUSE, G,uafed on Fore
Street.-Apply to MARY OXNARD.
JsaHdry- 90
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TaRsn I'D nlrff.

Ryr-f+rieI, T4z. p, 1870
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-01

I that time appeared instant and inevitable
bur now think it well enough that govern
n,ent should borrow millions merely tor
peace establishment; men, who protested
solemnly and yociferously against even
single cent going out Of the public chest
unless specially appropriated by law, but
are now much a. their ease, tho the trea-
son Matching Wilkinson, and other fefches
Of the nallon's life blood, have hlched thou,
sands of dollars from the treasury, IN the
very teeth Of lazy, as well as Of equity!
Did you ever see men, who though they
had loved republics SO violently that they
harbored the project OF kneading the whole
human family into one republican mass, do,
Notwithstanding, love and adore the nation
that has uprooted and destroyed every re-
public upon earth, except our own?
Did you ever see men, who, though they
boast much and loudly of the spirit Of rs,
and pretend TO possess thar noble spirit
themselves, have, with respect to France,
stedfastly maintained the doctrine of pas
slve obedience and non resistance, and en-
ployed their utmost endeavors, that robbie.
ries, bufetlngs and footings, from that ma
aion, should be requited on our part with
abJcct cringes and ..rvile plostrations
Did you ever Ste men, who ayowedly
were king haters, aud positively declared
that every wearer OF a crown deserved the
gibbet, who nevertheless, would be glad
that twenty crowns were placed upon the
head OF the Corslcan tyrant- sons OF iberty,
genuine republicans, patriots by protes-
sion, who have followed Napoleon with
their best wishes through his whole career
OF conquests, carnage ard blood, and mani.
tested as hot zeal tor the universal empire
OF all devouring France as thew ever did
or could. for the universal! empire ofrepub-
llcanism
Have you ever, courteous reader, seen
such men as have now been described
Why yes"--and so have |.
JONATHAN.
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NORFOLK, Nov Is.

Arrived schooner Laureii, Small, D III,
port, days from St. Thomas, il, oaIlas:.
was driven on Cape Hatteras IN gale o.
the 1oh instant, vesseI entirely lost, :,=r
saved. The schooner Alert, Msrcley Of
and bound to Alexandria, lhrl:ea dsyc
from Point Prue, Quad. wens or onor,
the same day within half mile o. me
Laurel the vessel lost, the crew and o2Y3
of the cargo, consisting Of n,o!asses, sa7eG.
The schooner Maria, Dubois, Of 8 AonaG
to New York with twenty passenge:s FROM
Martinique, went on shore the % ;nsvan: al
the same place vessel lost, crew and paa.
srngers, and part of the cargo q c!are3
wine and molasses saved.
Vessels left a, Point Petre, (GrGda!cupe,3
the Oath Oct. by captain Marley Of ihe
schooner Alert.
Ship Nancy of and bound to New Yors,
to sail in Is days. Brig Advengu?e Of
Washington N. c. for Turks -sla.7G IA s
days. Schrs. Regulus, Curss. Of ADD Ior
Newpuypors in 8 days; Experiment.
Blunt, OF and for Washington, n. Z. ir
ten days; Lydia and Sally, Atwood, 9c enc
for Digh,on in days Portsmouth,. Car.
ter, Of and for Newport, r. in 8 days
---, Dominica, of and for New Eo,h il
8 days.
The ship Georgian, Chambevlaa:, yl;a2
to sail from Bristol for this por1 the S%,h iiof
October.
The schr, Dart, Of and bound &c 1hif l
was left at St. Thomas, the ID Nov &c SD
in or s days. be
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-01

Left at Lisbon, Oct. so-fbssiars ill.,.
reported BY the Constela,ion) brio CIV. ,"s',
Putnam. Lo Bosqnet, Boston; Gf,,hn"a :,
Allen, do. Telemanchus, Good;np 10
dustry, Jones, Sunmerset, Just alr,v,d 'a'
Belona, White, New Havsn: Chit
Packet, Smith, Of New Yolk ready tor :. in
Mary, Blackstone. Philadelpb;a A. A.
Read, do. Caroline, Prince, New yo l,l"'
Santa Cruz packet, Kennedy, Philadrinh;s /;
Al'za, Turkey, DO. Jus, arrived sh;o pr a,s
skerry, Of New York, for Rio E, nsrz''
schooner Wheaton, Cumberland pn;i 1,o
phia Fishhawk, Corlip, for GIones "4t'
ready for sea; Morning Star sbsI ,a''
Providence; Satellite, Warrcn, r. Isla.a
Midas, Rowland, Duxbury, iost ar' I"u )
from London; Henry and Clement Five,
Georgetown. a,
There was very little doing amono \,
shipping tor wan, of lighters, all of wt NV
were taken possession OF, some for ,h@ ~ n g
pose of carrying troops, fresh nrov;s; ~"
&c. up to the army; Others in taL;na s"' ~
the baggage Of those who would wish va ="
leave the country in case the French .h.".t -
gain possession OF Lisbon" S'e
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:" Sigh and groan
For Public good, but mean their o7p'u

F" For hu6kc good, but mean their o7pz"
Did you ever see men, who were Draw
lers for liberty and equality, but were ty-
rants at home who, as husbands, fathers,
masters, and within the whole little circle of
their power, acted the despos; and who, if
Providence had not put them under the ban
of the old proverb, I" cross COWS have short
horns, would uuq uestonably extend their
elespotism far and wide
Did you ever see men, who in private
life were oppressors, eXtortionrrs, marble
hearted usurers; men who have entered
into the fields OF the faiherless, and made
the hearts of widows bleed for sorrow
men, who made lucre their God, and seem.
ed not to care by what extortionous means
they acquired ibid YOU ever sec such
setting themselves up for patriots, and &C
knowledged and followed as such, by large
Aocks of human .guls2
Have you ever ssen political nat-strain-
ers and camel swallowers; ncu, whose
minds, in the time of Washington's atlmi-
nistraeion, were perpetualy sore by reason
of their holy jealousy for the constitution,
but who since have Witnessed with patience
and with seeming pleasure, most barefaced
violations of the constitution, by arbitrary
suspension of habeas corpus, by audacious
and repeated attempts of the executive dur
ing the embargo: men, who applauded the
whiskey instruction, and yet denounced as
traitors to their country, those who ventur-
ed to complain of the embargo; men, who
declared Washing,on's proclamation of neu.
trality to be an arbitrary stretch of power
and deserving Impeachment, and consider
ed Jefferson's enforcing act as being SO sa-
crod, that whoever opened his lips incurred
the guilt Of scandalum magnatum, of libel.
ling the Lords anointed; men, who for.
merly clamored about the expences of go
vernment, but are now quite satisfied, aho'
its expences for the last nine or ten years,
have exceeded it's former expences for the
same term of time, by the enormous sum
of twenty-one millions dollars men, who
formerly set the country in uproar because
government borrowed money to defray the
expencs Of preparations for war which at
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PHILADELPHIA, Nsp. 81.
From Port an py,nt,

, frcm Port al ipr,ns.s
Captain Wilson of the schooner cow.
dia, arrived here last evening ;r - ;i.~,
from ST. johns, { Porto Rico) info, ms ~.
a tsw days previous to his sailing. the Colo
lowing ships of war, viz. two three decke.a.
the S. Anna and Prince Sepeo, fripa,e and
sloop of war under convoy Of he 5s::tss
~, Implacable, captain Cockburn hove 100
off the hArbor and sent far supplies. T'hry
sailed from CsdiZ for Havanna. and she,t.
to South America. The British zE had TO-
send Sc OF her men on boarts the three
deckers, the Spaniards not being a0Ir 70
work the ships. The troops that had i,f
Porto Rico three moplhs ago 20 sueI the
insurrection at Caracas was Dylacioa,i,
mastered. The people Of .hae corntr~
were determined to support ita indrprajs
ence. ihe day before his departure cror
St. Johns vessel arrived from Nev Bar
celona on the MAN, with several ga.a,,.a.
for SAFETY.
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