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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
Timothy Fletcher.

HAS taken the fore lately occupied by E
Il GREELY & Co where he continues the
Auction and Commifiion Bu6nels.
Portland, F.brEOry u. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
FOR THE G GAZETTE.
TO q" C.ANDOR,"

IN UN-cANDID zvriter IN the last Argus.
SIR,-So' honorable and conciliatory is
the signature, which you have assumed,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
Capt. Samuel Whitmore's ERate.

Capt. Samuel w hItmOTe's Eitatc.
THE heirs to the eRate of Samuel Whit
= more, late of Gorham, in the county OF
Cumberland, gentleman, decesled, and all
Concerned, are hereby notified, that Ice
Whitmore, administrator on iaid eftate, has
exhibited TO me the fubfcriber, Judge of the
Court of Probate for faid county, his account
Of adminiaration-Alf bis own private &C
count againf faid eRate, both Of which will
be c0nGdered by me at Probate Court to he
holden at the office of John Rockingham
Efq in Portland, on the fourth Wednesday
of February inf. at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, when anG where they may have oppor,
tunity to appear and make their objections
thereto, if any they have.
Given under any hand the feventb day Of
February, A. d 1910.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

ns-among which are,
Linens
Linen Cambricks
Britiih Shirring-fome
very fine
India Cottons-confl.
ing of the following
different kinds, viz.
Mamodies, gurrahs,
bzftas, NOW fannas,
emerties and chita-
billy baftas
india Calicoes--dark
and light
trunk IAlcoes, good
fabrick, yariou. col
ours and fashionable
figures
Variety of GiEghams
A London printed
Cambrick
FurnItures
CoPperplates
Cambrick Dimoties
Common ditto
Seeded Cambricks
Fancy Mullins
Book ditto
Black Cambricks, plain
and twilied
Cotton ShawIs
White cotton CAM
bricks-every width
and quality
Colou-ed ditto
Black India, and Flor
ence Luftring
Black India SarCnetts
Black Grape
Ladies black & white,
fhorr Englih and
French fix Gloves.
Sarfnetts
Pelong Sattins
Black fix Hkfs.
White cambrick ditto,
sandannas do.-good
quality '
Cotton Bandannas =
Madras and common
Pocket Hkfs.
Black Ssttins
ditto Mode
Colosred LuRrings
Brown Linens
Brown cotton HoI.
lands
Factory cotton Cloth,
flirting and Injecting
Cotton, Bed Ticking
GeDtlemen's doe fkin
and Beaver Gloves
Lad 'e's kid habit 40.
Linen Check
India ditto
EngIih and Italian
Sewing Silks
Silk Twiffs
lColoured Threads
Cotton Balls, &c. &c
5, of an excellent quail
Iorted from 6 4tc lI-4.
above Goods will be
/ terms for Cath
(tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

A STORE in Fore-R reet.-Two LOFTS
in fore on Beck's Wharf, fuitabIe for Rig
gers or Sail Makers together with FINAL
Tenement in houie in Summer Street.
February IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

THE perfous who, on the evearng Of the
9th inf, pulled down and carried OF tn,
Standard from the rendezvous in this town
are informed that their names are known, auc
that by returning iaid ilandard they will pre-
vent COTS, and the expofure Of their names.
DAVID COBB.
Perfi0nd, Fsk. ".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
MARRIED.

In Scarborough, by the Rev. Thomas Ian
CATER, MIR. John A. Libby to Mils Abigail
Sawyer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
ANOTHER CITIZEN.

We would apologize to our readers for
devoting so large portion Of our paper to
the rOtice of democratic scurrlllity-But
" Were we not indeed to blame,
" If we Lacked courage to defend,
" That which we lsck'd not courage 70
embrace Z"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
REMOVAL.

ELEAZER GREELY has removed
from Filth Rreet to No J, Long Wbazf
where he will continue TO tranfaa bu6nefs in
the Auction and Commiflion line.
Feb. y. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
MORE NEW GOODSt
ROYAL LINCOLN,
Head of FfG- Sfr,>f

Had Of FI1E-Sfrerf,
LAS juR received an DpiTIoAAL abort
= ment of frelh
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
prlltlnG,

In its various nranches, eSrcu'ct vii 4 ne7t.
mes al iHis Ole
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

Communications.
90. w.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
Sept Is
FOR SALE.

VETE wish to sell that three story Brick
wv House, with all the out houses which
is occupied at presently hr. Edward Stabler'
the corner of Prince ard St. Asaph streets,
So feet inches ON Prince.st and l26 ieet
on ST Asaph street.
Several Building Lots on Washington and
Duke streets
A Lot of Ground, containing about 20 a.
ores, mile from the court house, adjoining
Messrs Stump and ricketts,, with good i'm
prmemcnts. dwelling house, kitchen and
stables, sc &c.
Also, 1874 acres Of Land, two miles from
AIexandtia, on the Colchester post road, part
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with large young orchard-there is three
small houses OH the land.
~. b If not sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the l4th
day Of November next. Any person wishing
purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wifemiller.
August lss 2aW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
Forty Dollars Reward.
September ~,

II AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
II Saturday night last, Negro Man nam
ed ISAAC (who generally calls himself Isaac
Bluefoot) he is of a dark or black complexion,
about % or q years of age, about feet S or
inches high, tolerab'y we'll made. verJ &C.
tive and fond Of wrestling, has rather All i'm
pudent, stubborn look when spoken to, sta,n-
mers, little, has flesh mole on his hose
he is very good singer and when in compa-
ny very fond of singing as he w'lks or stands
his toes turn out MUCH had on when he
absconded pair OF trousers of German ozna.
brig. shirt Of the same, waistcoat OF grey
cashmere with brown backs, and an old black
furr'd hat better than half worn, had no other
coaths with him, but it is probable will pro-
cure some, as he is very artful and cunning
fellow Ary person experimenting * bring
ing the said NEGRO to me, in Leesburg, Lou
doun county, Virginia, shall receive the a.
above reward-or apprehehdlng aud so sea
curing him in any Jail that get him again,
shall receive the reward Of Thirty Dollars -
am. from certain circumstances, induced
10 believe he will ent.eavor to get on board Of
semc vesse-I therefore warn all masters
and captains of Vessels from karboring said
negIo.
4 q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
Nezv Ieas-aG fea4ced FT'2ceS.

NElV IedS-aC 1cA~CtI FT2cc5.
los chests, half chests and boxes gun
nowder. imperial, hyson, young hyson' and
hyson skin Teas. principally OF the Sidney S
cargo, lately landed and :. excellent quail
eS.
100 barrels Rye Whiskey.
20 barrels * no sheads N. f. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret imported iii
1907. ~.
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine.
, { pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 20 barrels first u Sc
cond quality Muscoyado Sugars,
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pimento
chests Cassia, e Cassia buds
SO lbs fresh nutmegs
30 boxes. dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice ist and I'd
quality Havana and St. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cottsu
3 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demijohns ....,
Which with his usual extensive assortment
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries Will be sold
an low terms for cash, and to punetuai men
at moderate credit, by =,
Joseph Vaudeville,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
I.awraIon & Fowle.

Iawrafon & Fowle, (,
is TEMPORARY r.e'aence, (hAtheir tate Store
can B. rebuilt haze taken Store on Union
Strsrt ind Mere, ants Hharf, formerly oceu.
pied hv II. Henderson Ct Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 Us prime Green Coffee,
3n0,b1xes Mould Candies
% chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
80 hhds retailing Molasses
cases black and colored Sarscenetts
and Senchaws
cases Nutmegs and Cloves
SO barrels and SO half BARRELS Boston
Beef
800 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankcens
1000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September ~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
August z
twenty Dollars Reward.

n BSCONDED from nv farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 7th Of last
month, a man whose name Is RALPH, 81
years ofage, between black nnd elbow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very Stout nade,
Felowish eyes looking heaTy~-he has out
little to say. His apparel VAS oznabur5
shirts, a negro cotton oveJacke! and tro"-
sers' l. IS 'i%@ly he has made away with
them and procured other Aoathiog a fee
negro mtn b. name Sam6o, LIVING on judge
Washington's e&tate Mount Vernon 10 his
father, and it is rery Drohabic he IS taerca-
bout or in flexandrla, and VITA little trouble
May be foua.
The above reward viii be given TO secure
him in Washington CRY OF Alexandria jall.
] hOmas Peter.
Georgetown, June l0-l2' d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
Baltimore Hospital Lottery

Opposite the Washington Tavern,
Kingstrect:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
- kENlOV AL.
PUoAIC SALE.

Under the authority Of Deed of Trust
~ fiom George Coryell and wife to the
subscriber, to secure debt due to Robert
Pearsall, bn Saturday the 9th day Of neat
month, he will offer at puoIic sale, on the
premlsess for cash,
4 Lot Of Ground on the south side
Of Prince street, bes inning "a, the distance OF
1853 fcetrlo1 inches west from Alfred street,
extending thence westwarcly on Prince street
TO Patrick st eet. thence southwardly on Pa.
trick street So feet to an alley.
K. /. TAYLOR.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
NOTICE.

.fHenhion svM be Presented to the nertge !
neral assembly Of Virginia, for On ACT TO incors..
pirate manufacturing society az the Iown Of
occoquah.
Srptsm5er IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04

H Bar-lron, Steel, Spikes
Rods, and Alum, imported in the brig Ann,
direct from Gottenburg, and for sale by the
subscriber, at his warehouse, corner Of King
and Union streets, alexandria.
Thomas Irwin.
9th mo 18th.
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salss at Vsndue.

= .v.ry Tuesday and FRIDAY
lpc'S WILL BE SOLD
=. yendue Store, corner OF frinee a''
~ Wv Water streets. "a.
,v,,;.,, IF Dry Goods, Groceries, GO ..
a vaI =: If which will be espresso ID
R Far,s If the day--laiI kinds 81 soo"f
The PUP " On limitation and the prices o.
s ai.S arc established, can atany TIN: M
s .e., and purchased at the iowest llmi'a'.0'
'na p''c p c.. Maystelle y. n.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04
BRYAN Hampson. q 20.

Bryan HampSoll. ~ w,
Haze Just rrcsived and eBert TOR sale,
10 bnds. and 50 barrels first quality sugar
% do scco d quality,
10 Dipes old london particular Madeira
oIpcs and S tierces London market ana
/, quarter cass,s Malasa WINES,
,oboxes dipt Candles,
ahhds. Cd Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Gognac Brandy
slbarrels New t.ngsand hums
4Odoprime w siskey,
III caest. Imperial,
;odo Young il !, son TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family USE,
USo nc h~st selected Flour Tor 70
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04

To[eph H. slan.te :. | : ;, :
flrSr RscRTvED gfFoR SALE,
:, y S palr 81 anl 4th proof good West
Ialia Spirits.
;. d. Sugar, various qualities
4 tierces New Rice
shogsheads Molasses'
/; do. Copperas.
~ b Whiskey and 30 barrels New
England Rum. u, and
20 chests of Imperial, Young TYSON anu
Hyson Shin Teas. ,,
and Catalonia Wines.
an barrels OF Herrings and Shad.
70 70 nrr.ls Herrings, put up with parsleu-
lar care and salt-petfed
400 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oait'
Iulv 2,
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LOST Or MISLAID,

LOST OR MIOLAIU,
4 CER T1FIC TIE for one share of tho
~ Little kver TURNPIKE Road, No. 37ss
issued Cd Deer 1903, to William Skinner
and by him trshsfe red to the late Jonathan
Mande vllle-Application will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
of the said Jonat han Vaudeville, for another
certificate to issue in place of the one lost.
Septemher "a. Sa"s"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-04

To Rent for one or more years,
rs>HE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at
I sent occupied by Mr.. 7. W. Pey-
ton, on the corner of King ard Columbus
streets, adjoining to the subscriber; 1t has
rooms with fire places, and two garnet ooms.
two kitchens, smoak house, and stable for 3
horses, all in good repair:
s.: Deneale.
August s. '''ta geo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
F Q r. L / 9 n.


he Westminster meetlng----1 ne
meeting Of to-day has been looked TO,
from the events thar have previously
occurred, with more anxiety than any
other that has, perhaps, ever taken
place in this city. The troops that
have he n brought from distant parts,
nave been kept in and about the me-
|tropolis, under the idea that the meet.
ing may be followed by tumult. The
precautioo is proper, though We are
persuaded there will be no tumult.
Early this morning, large posting
bills, to the following effect, were pla-
carticd about the metropolis:
Westminster meeting" The cleo
tors of Westminster arr requested TO
guard against any attempt that may be
made to produce tumult or disorder
of any kind, and to be particularly
Careful 70 promote a peaceable and
quiet disposition"
1t was intended to hold the meet
ing in Westminster-hall but as the
concourse would be SO great, it was
deemed more advisable TO have it in
the open air, opposite Westminster
hall gate. Preparations were accord
Iingly made, and hastings raised for
the speaker.
The meeiing was fixed for one o.
clok-At 10 O'Clock. the conc0urse of
people began TIC be very great; Before
and all paiace-Yard was choaked full.
l--Droves Of pei sons were still crcud-
ing down Parliameut-s,reet. 1t is said
MIR Whitbread and lord FoIkstone are
at house near the place of nectlne.
About.one O'Clock the High Ba,liff
opened the meeting in the usual form.
Mr.. Sturch commenced the bust
ness by a long speech, in the course of
which he reminded the electors of
Westminster that they had been de.
prived oil their representative, who
had been carried by an army to prison,
that that representative was one of the
most able and constitutional they could
| possess. He had been thus treated
without having committed any crime,
and even without having beer brought
to trial. All that he had done was, TO
cndeavour TO defend the rights of the
people against the exercise of an as
suned power. For this he had been
imprisoned, and the means taken to
accomplish that purpose were equally
unconstitutional and illegal; bur he
could assure them, that such was the
shrmness of mind which their r. psesen-
tstiye possessed, that he able to
bear up agai,s st every persecution.
When, however, ne az sssailed, it
was their duty TO express their graft
tude. affection, and attachment To him.
Ia the mean time, while The arm of
power was thus raised, he requested
the citizens OF Westminster TO pre-.
serve thsir temper, 20 act with that
moderation and pfcpriety which be-
came them As good subjects. He ask
ed Tor nothing bo, what Was legal and
constitutions, and should endeavonr
TO procure i by such me ans. Mr..
Stu, cii conclude 4 by reading the reso-
lutions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
HOUSE OF COMMONS.


WEST MIi.siAEk PETITION.
Lord Cochrane brought up he petit
ton ofthe electors OF Westminster, or
that day asse mblsd ~ palace-yard. and
moved that it should lie on the table.
The following is copy Of the petit
ton.
To the honorable the commons of the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland, in parliament assem-
blsd,
The petition and remonstrance Of the
inhabitant house holders II the city
and liberties Of Westminster, as.
sembled in new palaee-yard, the 18th
day Of April, 1910, by the appoint
ment Of Arthur Morris, esq. the
high bailiH, in pursuance of a rsqui-
sition for that purpose.
We the inhabitsnt house holders, e.
lectors OF the city and liberties Of
Westminster, feel, most sensibly, the
indignity offered to this city in the per.
son of our beloved representative,
whose letter TO US has fallen under the
censure OF your honorable house but
which, 50 far from deserving that CEN
sure, ought IN our opinion, 10 have led
your honorable house TO reconsider
the subject which he had so ably, le~
gally, and ecnstitutionaliy discussed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

tits doubtful whetherth the President
will repair TO Montpelier at all this
season: it is certain, wa uuders and,
that he will not go before the fourth
of July. Mr.. Madison, notwiths.and-
ing the incessant duties which must
have occupied him during the past
winter, seems still determined to pre-
fer the public welfare TO his private
convenience. No certain accounts Of
the arrivalsof the John Adams have
vet reached Washington City.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
wEsTMINsTER MEETING.


The petition and circumstances Of he
Westminster meeting, TO the house rs
commons, having been read and pa.,sd.
u vas moved
That letter be addressed to Sir
Francis Burdctl, expressing the full ana
entire appreciation of tic meeting OF the
whole and every part Of his conduct as
member of parliamen,.
Which was read, as follows. with gsn.
erai acclamntions
or-We nominated you 10 be our
representative without yonr know,,doe.
and we elected you withou, ,our inte,Ier
eDces We we're confident thai Won could
perform the ddties OF representative with
soliiy and hdeliiy. In every .respe@
you have NOT only fulfilled, but exc4sa,s
our expectations. We derive theYutmo.r
salslaciIon from having pointed oat IN ,br
nation the way to be fairly rep,esen,ed.
nAu y Oeeh possIo.e thss our example
voo'd nave been followed, and q proper
representation Of The people hereby pro.
unced, me scenes that we have laleIy Wit
messed would not bsve d,>erac,d our coun.
"y' we 0hders o0d the noteneSs of
your nrd, and were confident TIA: Won
"ouiu po' descepd 70 barter your ifust Tor
P'see under government, nor be che b,t-
"esn OF leader Of those Who support or
.sJsc' mea.ures just as they banpcn 20
DC proposed on this or on that side cfthe
mouse We feel the indigpRy hat has
Oeeh oHe'ed 70 you but we ere no, spr.
pfised TO hl,d, that when every eScn.r
, Tor pubic detnqusns, hsi ,h.t
mos. i'sor - exercised sgs,cs
pleads tor the ancieet sna
rsbsof he people. Y
ws'd in defence Of
jusiI,' impn oe
with gres
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
aesipin!a Nrnua.
&c II a., o N ID,
FRIDAY. JvsE 8. 1910.

ttoubled that the Virginia Argus has
criticised the behavior OF Mr.. Pink
ney in his ministerial Capacity. The
Argus viii do its duty on all occasi-
ons as well against men s of great per-
sonal firmness," as against those oil no
Ermness; aud without ever once stop
ping 70 ask whether man b. sio,v or
quick TO anger. 1t is not dlfIicult to
pereeive tina, the parasrsphs in the Fee
oerai Republican Of the Cd inst. in re-
lation 20 Mr.. Pinkney are the produc-
ton OF some i'll judging friend of that
gentleman. 1t is not true that Mr..
Pinkney was charged in this paper, eli.
thsr roundly'' or SguareIy, 9. with
being 6ri6ed by the English minis
,e s." But we did charge him with.
iorgetiulness of his station as the nil
riSter of a republic, in suffering a
member Of his family to appear at the
queens drawing room in frippery and
diapyonds. We say it was unhecom.
ing n him to do so. We cautioned
hin, to forbesr such exhibitions, so
contrary to the genius of our govern
ment}so dismetricaliy opposite to his
original and humble fortunes. We
salt il would lead to suspici6ns, inju.
rious to- his fame, AS 10 the source
whence he was enabled to draw funds
to defray the expence OF such spleu-
did costume. We have also said, and
we say it again, that he sacrificed his
ministerial dignity and irpaired the
responsibility of his governments and
country, hy descending to the dems-
sc que trick OF harangning company
% Englishmen at strengthening fro.
lie. We have declared likewise, that
Nr. Pinkney's letter 20 Lord Welles-
ley was not such as i ought TO have
been thai it was whining, solicitous.
aud every thing else bat the proper
diplomatic note of a real Amer can
minister. bias he not, too, either
been the dupe of Wellesley, or know
inely deceived his own government,
by communicating points as settled,
whieh, Ia the sequel, it appeared had
nat been settled Does MIR. Wagner
want any morei Does the friend OF
wv rnkney want any more OF our
oflnio"S o. hat envo' AS to his
'e''u..',af 20 ger IN passion, he has
ce'sIn'y gwen no proof OF 1t towards
'.s = eiisn ministry; NO mas been
esss s1'0aS~ 'l'sie' sven under cTcum-
sn1s ~, .ie .'ps' o'sfesPsotsu 20 nlm-
n' we 10 not say ne should nave
s'e~ ,, "f' put we 40 say that ne
slou,o ., 10, snewh more personal
n'u'isss on Certain occasions.
WY orc our saicteres ascri-
" ~ tue oSere'ary o. state oure-
~ 'ns " srcsary mas enough 60 Dear
winou. oeing oDf'nenso WIN the o.
u'u"' =" '9eIs DC any, Oh our ooser-
Va - ga e'hoaiap IS Lad II Is
~" oniei ihnuel,ee ~ JACKSON is DIS
n'isseo'N IS tue oni'n inhnsnee and
s.sse , - 1.'a ..i, wnicn 1 w o. cretary
S M~y osa, wis' nonol II .ne on''ed
go san"o' suu H pom England
~No se - Tue ni1n iuilu. nee
'ne' ..'so '' = ,hs virginia argus
~; go; 'ess NC c'.u'ts o. -ff. r'DS0ey
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..,-t o .s -, sau we W., arr ,n's1'e''eq
VIZ" Nns re % tNr. f'nkne., ano
80 c. 800 81 'Tsy a,1u' ~. per
h.