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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
THE JOHN. ADAMS.

Much idle rumor has been circulated res
pectng the arrival Of this vessel We do
not learn that she has vet reached our shore,
nor has any certain intelligence been receiv-
ed from her since she left England Indeed
since BonaParte's sequestration of our mer-
chant vessels, 1t would not be matter of
much surprize if he were to grasp the John
Adams, also.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11


rE-AKEN by E1ecufion, and to Be .oid a.
Public Auction, before tie Store ~ Ja-
than Stone, Esq. iii BrunfWick, on SararJsy
the i4th day of July next, at three OF The
clocs In the afternoon, all the right ~ cqaity
of redemption, which Corns iu5 Thonpsoa,
Elijah Hall, and I homes III mpipn have 10
and TO the following Wori gsced Real Eaase,
liruated il laid Bruni yick aud delcfibca a.
follows. --WlGNya-dly en- and OF ne heirs
OF William Spesr, decea.rd iourhvard!y III
land Of John Duning- Wel.~ardlv on land TX
Col. William Stanwood en- JoHn Perry. ian.
-northwardly Oh tha road leading from Dan
lei Coon j 10 the Cd Ferry lo called, and
land " John Perry, i'm arr ID tile Land on
Wai1h tile znpvananed EH'ah, Co-ueius and
Thomas now i've, with three dag ing houf-
es and rwo barns, with Att he privileges ard
apaurtenances 20 the fame belonging and
aAo t!ltez fourihs Of S1u ID he StFeam Saw
IN the Upper Aflli4 aAed, vslh I'll the priv
iieges and appaaeuaoce5 tn -ero belonging
As.A slEo one Tor Of I.auc, ua.ed in iaid
on the caunfy road ieading from
Brun.uick village % the Quaker Meespg-
tloais N Darhans- boaadea l5u.heriy NV he
-oan.y road aforeIa'd -eat -ly oy lsad of
David Kinlaid- weite + by ard 81 The wild
Nv Dou4 l.is-aorFi.s y ~ unaprcvs1 and.
1wner nnkuown, witt enc Ia On The ianc.
1ggihsF wiyh the PriYi e5es aaa aPnurtcnau-
~ Jhe.cuf
TdHfs DINs N0REi n ST
B 1n.wirk June \ 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Zleo,

II Wmlham, III. Moses Moves, aged 56
IN This town. on Thursday mining last,
Mis- Deborah Webstet, aged 52, consort Of
Mi. Thomas Webster.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11


Accounts from the Havana to the
18th ult. represent the markets in
that place, for American produce, as
extremely poor and the products of
that country very high, in consequence
of the heavy shipments of sugars, sc.
which have lately been made to Eng
land. Active measures were taking
Iplace in the Havana and other Spanish
colonies, TO secure themselves against
" the great Robber of Europe = and
to provide suitable governments for the
preservation of their property and
peace. The following extract is from
an intelligent gentleman, dated
HAVANA, MAY 9, 1910.
The New Government [Council of
Regency was proclaimed and acknow-
lodged, with great and general Joy, on
the 9th ult. The change was the more
acceptable to the people here, as their
confidence had been weakened in the
Supreme Junta Of Seville whose dis
persion will have infused a new spirit
Of patriotism and energy into the loyal
Spanish People-they will be satisfied
as to the views Of those whom they
have entrusted BY caution in selec-
ton of future officers, the Americas
may be preserved. The change will,
no doubt, favor our commerce here, as
reduction of duties and free trade may
be expected between this Island and all
friends and neutrals, as speedily as
new arrangements can be made"
The New American States, in
friendship with the Old United States,
may defy the vengeance Of the great
Robber, and rest secure from the
storms of Europe for surely, if there
be particle of honesty and firmness in
our government, we cannot fail to con-
ciliate the friendship Of powerful, rich
and adjoining Empire.
. Ertract OF a letter from Porto CaUeHo,
IN Carraccas, dated 8M Nay, 1910.
son the 18th April, the Captain
General, Intendant, Auditor of Ac-
counts, and Judges of the Tribunal Of
Civil and Criminal Justice, when in
Church, were informed that the Cabil-
do were assembled, and required their
attendance An order, given in that
way 10 people who were as they
thought too powerful 70 be contradict
ed, was at first resisted till they were
told, that if they did not attend, they
would be considered as prisoners Of
state. The Governor then requested |
leave to address the people, who by this |
time had assembled in great numbers |
before the house, and went into a bal !
cony for that purpose where he was
told by them, that he was no longer |
Governor, but a prisoner of state.
Since which, he, together with the In
tendant and SIX others, have been sent
off, believe to the United States. This |
revolution has taken place without a
drop of bloodshed, and without the least |
confusion. The heads of department
IN Caracas are all going on regularly |
until the new constitution is formed"
His Excellency Gov. Gerry, has appoint
ed George Bake and James It. Austin,
Esqrs. to be his A.ds-de-Camp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

IN Augusta. 81 "a; kew Mr. Giilet, Mr.
John H. Il welt, m@r TO Miss Eiza
5,ooil1, only dslgaier Of VIM Brooks, ESQ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
1ELLOW CORN.
William Smith.

William Smith,
IT AS for fsle, at his old Rand, bottom of
: : Exeboegs Gate Fifh) Street, eco 5uasels
good Yellow Corn-40 barrels frefh fuDer.
line Flour-2o half do-a few bales of excel
New Orleans Cotton--7 hhds of good Rum
10 chefs of Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hvlon
Skin and Souchons Teas, Of the firff quality.
10 doz Waters scythes--2o boxes Candles.
few boxes HAVANA Sugar o. quntals
Cod Fiih-iOO do. of old Poock-topeth-
er with complete ai1ortment Of GR0CE-
RlES-all OF which he offers for tate w
wholeiae or retail, as lev az can be boughr
III rofuano or eHeWhere, June IA.
THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the public, that he has taken
Capt MooDY's Shop in Union fsea, where he
intends carrying on the
PAINTING BUSINESS,
in all its branches and folicits lhare of
public patronage.
Mix'd COLOURS conlantiy on hand for lsle.
N B-Capr MoeDy continues he sim
Painting BuGneis as uiuual, at the above place.
NELSON RACKLYEFT.
Portland, June 4. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
WHO Is IN FAULT /?

France has seized our ships says
the National Intclligencer so much
the better says the Aurora and the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11
Dortlan0,
Monday, June II, 1910.


No foreign intelligence Of an interesting
nature has been received the week past.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

tie Speech Of the Senator Rcgnou.t,
does not contain tie customary attack
upon the people and government, OF En-
gland. This may be considered by ma
ny s9nguine persons, as indicative OF
the return OF pacific disposition on
the part of Napoleon. rAc speech ex-
patllIes with great and pardonable COM
placency on the nuptitIs Of the En- pc
ror and the Archduchess of Austria
There Is 10 doubt that this marriage
was one Ut the first strokes Of policy
Napoleon ever exhibited. IT secures,
As his orators say, the peace 10 the con-
unent; and when the Peninsula shall
have b,tn subdued, it will leave him at
liberty 70 prosecute a maritime war, or
to turn the arms OF the French People,
as well as OF his confederate legiona-
fles, 10 the Ottoman Empire. The lat
ter Is mentioned slightly but it may
be Tor the purpose of concealing his de-
signs. Indeed we think that a turk
lsh war is by no means so remote as
may be generally imagined.
The last accounts from Lisbon and
Spain describe the French as suffering
under great want of provisions. One
OF these letters says, the French are
retreaing from the Portuguese from
tier in want of every thing" The same
want is felt in Spain, and the next ac-
counts will probably bring us inteIli-
gence of their having Quilted the yicin-
ity OF Cadiz.
The Duke of Belluno (Victor) IS sta
ted to have died at Seville, on the 4th
April, in consequence of wound in
ilicted 5y a cannon shot, while recon
nolterlng the Spanish works before Ca
diz.
The following is an extract Of let.
ter from Paris, received yesterday:
PARIS, APRIL l7.-Since the last |
wrote you, nothing at all new has trans.
pred relative to any part Of the conhs.
Gated American property, and can on.
ly repeat that it is in vain TO hope"
a report of a tremendous battle be-
tween the Russians and Turks, was re
celved at Rotterdam, on the goth A,
Prl', in which, after fighting two days
the Russians gave way, having sustain
ed great loss in killed and wounded anC
artillery.
LONDON, April 9.
TIE Gazette Of Saturday night contain,
the appointment of Henry West Betty nh,
yoHLg Roscins to be Cornet in the Shrop
shere regiment Of Ycomen Cavalry.
An intinerent jew, who had pur
chased house with a piece Of grounc
IN the suburbs of Warsaw, while busy
ing himself last month in removing
some rubbish, discovered at the deptl
of three feet trunk covered witt
plates of iron, and which on bursting
open, was found to contain gold AM
silver coin to the amount of $4,000
sterling. From particular circumstan
ces 1t is supposed that the treasure wa
concealed during the siege OF WARSAW
by the Russians in l796.-Lond. nan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

A report of a tremendous battle be-
tween the Russians and Turks, was re-
ceived at Rotterdam, on the goth A.
Pri', in which, after fighting two days,
the Russians gave way, having sustain
ed great loss in killed and wounded and
artillery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

His Excelency Gov Gerry, has appoint
ed George Bake and James It. Austin,
Esqrs. to be his A.ds-de-Cam
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-11

LONDON, April 9.
The Gazette Of Saturday night contains
the appointment Of Henry West Betty (the
y0uAg Roscius to be Cornet in the Shrop-
shere regiment of Yc0men Cavalry.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-04
PHILADELPHIA, Set. I.
LATEST FROM SPIN.

CAPTAIN Stewart, Of tie three-mastel
schr. Transit, arrived this morning in CT
DAYS from the Guadiana, states that inIo.-
nation had been received at Ayamonte on
the twrnty-seventh Of July, tia, S.assena,
at the head Of $4,000 French troops, hal
advanced against Ciudai Rodrigo. Lord
Wellington's head quarters were at Evas;
and his army consisting Ct $1,000 British
and 10000 Portuguese occupied a Strong
position on the frontiers ct Portugal, md
severe fighting WAS daily expected.
Capt. S. repeats the ln,e!iiserce, .hrretc.
tofors received OF Gen. Crauturd, COM
manL;ng an advarc"d division; .hayiog been
forced to cut his way through superi~r bo-
Nv Of French with considerable loss.
The communication between Srvills a"d
The interior, even in he plains Of La Ma
cha, was intercepted by the Spanish detach-
meats, and the courers aud small parties CT
the French were daily cut of.
King Joseph had been at Sew !! II tie
beginning Of July, whence it as suri os q
he had gone towards Grenada.
ca tam S:rwa t has brought in the Trar-
ST. oAe hxnd''ed and.Efy 4acri:2s, wh:;h
lad b, On selected with he greatest care,
from the D~se D'lntaniando's aotk, thsz
best in Spain.
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Austria, which has for its d.ject he d;s-
memberment OF the Ottoman empire"

Nezu Hampshire Elechcn = We have ver
ry little inio' nation OF the late congres-ior-
al election in New Hampshire I; lhai lite
however is satisfactory. The rerisin outl
Gazette gives the democratic majority -
votes, but l3t, Whereas in March, the jcr
mocra,ic majority for governor was tW1
hundred and nine two, and the Coaco / I,
p triot says, that owingto the extrs me hu-
sy season, many OF the republican yeoman-
ny were necessarily ABSENT as though Il !.
tedera!;sts had nothing to do in tb.s busy
season. The votes in Concord, rs stated
in this paper, were 28l tderal, 176 demo-
cratic. In March the democratic .o es were
nearly double.
Alter our paper went TO ress last even
ing, We received returns from eleven 9th {
towns, in which the net; federal gain is 154.
We have not received any intelligence OF
the election in Rhode Island,
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WARRANTED GENUINE
Merlno-Blooded SHEEP.

SLN EN- RAMS and 90 Ewes, in fine
r ~ heaith and good order, just .eceived
m0m Spain per the big Louisa, captain Mac
:, a'itara and Will bc sold at public. auction to
''e highest BIDDER, on credit IF 90 and 100
"iS lor approved endorsed notes, negotiable
" Tue Tank of Alexandria--Ih sale 10 take
pace at Proomlawn, near this town, on Mon
cay the 10th September next, where the
-. nrNeep may be seen at any time previous to
de day Of sale.
John Muncaster.
AIexandria, Aug. 28 cots
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Coach making, in all its various
Branches.
z u TANI an
f. P. TAYLOR.

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
N and the public, that he contin les To
carry on the Ccach-moking Eusincss in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
n B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHLE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
A L NJ a N A c S,
FOR 1911,
Just published and for sale by tie gross,
dozen or single.
Cotton & Stewart.
August j..
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t. REMOVAL.
AIexandria, Aug. rs

= OBERT GRAY has removed his Book
-. and Stationary Store to the north side
Ang street between Royal and Pitt streets
y opposite the Washington Tavern.
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". Macon, for Warren District.
r. Stanford, Raleigh District.
NJ Franklin, Surry District.
T. Pearson, Salisbury District.
N. Blackleage, Newborn District.
". r. King, Wilmington District.
Il. M'B1yde, Fayetteville District.
T. Blomt, Edgrcomb District.
". AAston, Halifax District.
L. Scwyer, Edenton District.
The following precious moroccan is taken
from the Rcporter," violent Democratic
paper printed at Lexington Ken Jour read
eTs may derive scme satisfaction from view
of the manner in which the rulers of this
nation arc spoken of by their former friends,
the flaming patriots Of the Western World
French lnRuence.-To say much Or to
offer any remarks in a paper containing
those most important unoEcial conversa-
tin" would be an insult to cur readers,
Those letters speak too plain, not to be I'M
dcrstood.
The circumstance of the British govern.
ment sending them forward to the different
courts of Europe previous!v to submitting
them TO their own parliamen: stamps the
effects they expected and it was impossible
that the effects could be otherwise than what
these letters have Effected
Tie hostility or a declaration of 1var By
EMope, against the L. States.
But We are informed, and many of our
citizens of the most correct principles en-.
quire-Has not Erskine been guilty If IL.
ing ?
We will give our opinion in a few words
and our reasons tor this opinion.
We say-NO-(Pos he may have
vanished and CLOSED rather too highly
because
The important Instructions to Armstrong
that 6 7ve zvrre nst Jou'ad to contest the ma
fHime la1us of Great Britain" comprises
every assertion of Erskine.
Because, That every act of the admins
tration, which we~have seen for eighteen
months past, comprise every assertion Of
Erskine.
Because, The mean, despicable, low
shutting evasions and constructions, Of the
mode Pointed out 10 the British government,
by Mr.. Pinkney, contained in the letter OF
Canning to Erskiue in this days paper, by
which the American flag was to be placed
under the domination of British crulzers,
comprises every assertion Of Erskine.
Because, The infamous and abominable
bill " called Macon's BILL" and which We
have been informed was begotten and born
in the cabinet-went to the length OF alb
solu.e submission to Britain. The non-in-
tercourse bill Erskne declared was 4" every
thing" which Britain could desire, under u
pretencc Of imbartia1ty to both the beIi-
gerents. Erskine declared it would act
onky against France, as Britain was certain
of every evasion Of that act in her favor
Macon's bill comprises all the assertions Of
Efskine.
Because, The administration were in
possession of those letters of the ninth Of
april, and dared not lay them before con-
gress then sitting and Gallatn's defence
is dated Apru25, and not published before
July II.
Does this zook like innocency ?
This act comprises all the assertions OF
Erskine.
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g!tranDr.a DstEp Ga;ette.
TUESDAY, SEPT. A.

The hon. Francis James Jackson, and lady,
Yesterday returned from their tour to the
northward, in the Steam Boat from Albany
.Nezv York Gaz. ANg. 81.
tits stated in Bermuda paper that admi-
raj sir Isaac Coffin, has been appointed to re-
heve SIR .a'erander Cochrane, on the West
India station.
The convention of West Florida, having
met and organized themselves at St. Johns
Plains, adjourned to the I'd Monday of last
month They avow their dependence upon
the Spanish government, and their intention
to act with the appreciation Of the governor,
as they met with his consent.
Mr.. Samuel Harrison Smith has assigned
the National Intclligencer to his partner, Mr..
Gales.
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7. +. RAMSAY,
.4tlorney at Law.

attorney at Law.
Intends practising the Law in the
Superior and Inferior Courts of Lou
doun County. He Will settle at Lees
burgh.
Aug. II.
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CO. I have commenced the practice
OF the Law. My Office is on Fair
fax street, two doors south Of Dr..
Harper's shop.
N. S. WISE.
September 4. DIST
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K ~
81 Is
SHIP Ia, l IL 30 NEWS.
sss.sssssgt
Part Of alexandria.

ENTERED,
Schooner Regulator, Bowie, Baltimore
sundries--;o different merchar S.
Sehoon-r H.adisonean, Ssurgis, N. York,
do. DO.
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TVELFTH CONGRESS.

The following gentlemen, it is believed,
will constitute the representation from the
state of North Carolina, in tho twelfth Con-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-14

q Nobody entestans more thorough couteppt than
do for what called sketches OF national eha,cc
Ter, drawn BY strangers who make Tying visit
through country and pretend TO fathom.at glance
all the traits and characteisticks BY which
ton is distinguished from another. A residence of
few months. weeks, even dass, has often suffi-
ced TO furnish book maker with anecdotes and ma
terials for many weighy volume. have seen,thst
TO private circles in Europe is difficult If
impossible and that the barriers offered by differ
ence of language, manners, and by dstrust, al
most insurmountable. Since have been in France
have amused myself in reading French accounts Of
travels in country, and take them TO be pretty
fair specimens Of the correctness Of all this class OF
writer's for surely country by its hospitality, its
fraskness, It's attachment 10 Foreigners, offers so
great advantages ours does, to those who would
paint the character Of nation. Yet, perhaps, there
cannot be any thing, more ridiculous, than the
sketches which some Of these writer's give Of the
state of our manners
GLeasr 9TH 70 be conehlded.1
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Almanaes, j0r 1910, School,
Books, Stationary, &c.

w IAN yin q NEA IIboINL,
1T their Store, %. 7Anmesssreet forerly occutied6y
MIR. BENZ. RhyNoLps, corner Of .M0rhst- Squsre,
and at the store Latey occupied By .,fr. NArHANIEL
DIARsoRs, 93, 1names-street,
NAVE JUST RECEIVED, FcR SALE,
RICKERSTAFF's, RHODE ISLAND,
- FARMERS, and THOMAS's .4L.iE4.N.3CS,
Ter 18lO-sy the groce, dozen single, as cheap
can be purchased from the Publishers
.Hso-20o reams Cap and Pot No. and 2
Writing Psper; and % renns Foclscsp Paper, made
in Hartford Con. of superiour quality, suitable for
schools. which can be afforded 50 cents per ream
less than the usual price.
School Books.
Webster's and Alden's st, I'd, & Sd Parts
Dsbolps Arithmetic Morsc's Geography; Precep
tors Columbian Orators Testsments Dictionaries,
and School Books OF every description, by the dozen
or single.
An assortment of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates and one groce School bibles, Of All
xceiint edition, which will be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
Ofevery description constantly on hand. ruled to
any pattern Playing Cards, by the groce dozen or
single pack Pocket Books, &s
The .follospire Artieles Of London Sta--
tion1y, have just GENE to hand:
Few reams best hot-pressed Wove Letter
Paper; common Wove do. few thousand Quillsa;
Penknivcs; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powder; Wa
fcrs, &c. sc.
They offer .fsr soie, pery general assorf-
msnt 2f
BOOKS and STATIONARY.
at reduced prces-Country Stores, Private Libraries,
&c furnished on the best terms, and ut liberal dis
counts.
~ THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
iote stir al u
able Works. Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year, on the usual terns
THE HAT STORE
10 furnished with HATS CT every quality and price,
usually wanted, zach felts Cnstors, Beavers, &c.
m~ic in the best manner and warranted not to crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices.
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS,
great variety. chesp, as usual
Newport, Nov %. 1899 W.
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S. STACkHOUSE's
(.N'EW LNTE.NTED)
PATENT CHURN.

THIS Churn will work much easier than TIE com
i mon one besides, it has tlie advantage Of col.
lectng the butiern rolls it may also be made 70 any
size, so as to churn any quautity the possessor may
wish and it may be fixed in such manner ~ 10 work
either by hand, water, wind, OF any other power
Good Cream has eften been chnrned into the hes,
Butter by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes and deposited in neat rolls, producing
an eighth OF the whole more butter than in the com
mon way.
- The above Chur. my be had Of BArrHAr
MoaRo, in PsrfsmsHth, or RopnRT & NIcKsLAa
LAwrcs, No 81 Spriag -'rse', .Nsaspsrf
August .. - 177-7--' --V
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NOTICE.

VHIE, the subscribers being by The
Wv Conrt Of Probate Of the town Of -Rf,ddbssvss,
appointed Administrators to the Estate Of
SAMUEL MANCHESTER,
late or said .dtRessyn, deceased and having given
bonds for the faithful performance Of said trustls
hereby notify all persons having any claims against
ssid Esse exhibit them u.s. either Of us, for
settlement and al persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment Immediately.
49, INEVITABLE MANCHESTER, .adn'E.
GILES MANCHESTER, Admir-
.ASdd2stssn, Jan. Is, 1870