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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23


Ha virtue of a deed Of trust executed
~ 20 me on the Ist ofJauuary 1909, by
the late Henry L. Biscoe, and duly recor-
ded In Powheean Court on the 10Th of A.
prri ensuing to secure the payment Of GER
tain sums Of money therein specified,
shall on Thursday the CAD Of next month.
on the premises. sell to the highest bidder,
Tor cash,a
Tydcf Of Lan9
lying on Appomattox River in the afofe
said county, and~conuipirg by late sur.
this Land, C6eih6tiA same that belonged
TO Mr. Ssfnl. HotdbcnN confists in low
c rounds IN the abb Re Ikmed river, and
the who!dis more than usually lsSef ant
we'll adapted to the culture q ysfh, whea,
aud tob@cA There is 0e| he Lard a
comfortable Mx tws-Stoy dwd Wing House.
a Barn, and othrr out horSes. Ihis situa-
tion is very desirable TO any gentleman ia
tnwn who wishes a retreat in the country,
as il is in the centre OF a very agreeable
aud improved society. The Land will
lie shewn to any person by the Overseer o,
Mr.. Biscoe, near the reT.ises.
III MILLER, Trustee.
Fcwhe,ans Oct, 8, 1910. Nv tds)
AL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

HAVlNG qualified as Execu.or of
i 4 Thomas GiIlia,, deceased, am rea-
dy TO receive wfiat is due to said estate
and to adjust any just claims against it,
! sm duly au,horjsedTlso,o receive whei.
ever is due 10 We fate firm Of Gil!iat &
Kirby. And b4nf Aesmous of closing
these matters aaeat fdi,iously as possible.
those indebted either to the estate or the
said late Firm. will please take notice that
unless paymen! is made or satisfactory ar.
rahgements are entered into without de.
lay, ! shall put all claims into the hands
of attornies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exs'f
Of Thomas Giilia,, decd.
Richmond. Sept. IT, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber beng about to remove
from this state, offers fer sale, d vain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
.-WANTED

A quantity of Willow wood for which -
liberal price will be paid. A negro lad
will be taken apprentice to the Cocper's
trade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

BE SOLD, to the highest bidder
~ on Thursday the goth December
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
NOTME,

That pesitiqF win lie presented to
the next GenfraI AS embly of v,rei-
FEMALE HMAtE/As}oc1ArIoK," to
incorporate their S6ciesT.
Oct. 18th. VEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
C .H/A MI. E S,

C .HIA MI E S,
and says b aaes ia Mr.. s,an6eld
Jones OF the ttke q s. Ca oiina, & fnrthet
says the saif Jones purchAsed him some
son Of The col ply j Caroline, virginia ann j
The said Runaway is about S feet z or
inches high. Of dark complexion had on
when ccmmitted-te Jail, Virginia Cloth
Yarn jacket, cotton vest, and pantaioons
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove has property, pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be dealt with
according to law.
john Edwards, d. S.
for
Malcolm Hart, ShG.
Oct. 9Th, 1910. wv 3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
A Runaway in Louisa Jail.

WAS Committed to the Jail of Louisa
w county as a Runaway. on or abnu,
the S0th day OF July last, negro man who
calls himself by tbe name of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

ANYWAY from the fubfcriber on the
Sli: OF October lat, an INDEBTED 40.
prentice, by he name of JOSHUA DUNN,
aged eighteen years, by trade Hz-rrss blu
ke-, formerly q PhiiIipfhurg, near Salmon
Fall bridge, is FINAL OF bis arc, halle eye.l
hort coalie hair, ihews his teeth much vixen
he larehs, which are very much crcuded,
iiT'le Knock knecd and is very ia kssive--had
on when ne went away, I dark coipred 1iorr
coar, olive velvet pantsloous, and grey broad
Goth walitcost- This is to forbid all perGons
harboring or rruit'ng faid Runaway, as thea
would avoid the penalty Of the law. Whoev-
CT will rerurnisid Boy or aecn-e HIM ID auY
gaoi. iilai receive the above reward ant-zli
neceGAry charges paid.
JOHN CHILD.
PoyflasA Ne q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
1878 1896 10

The election of Representatives 10 Con-
gress appears 10 have excited bet little in.
terest throughout the State, in comparison
with its :mportance.-In This election dis
tFict there has been so great degree of
apa;liy remisness in the tedcra,sls, that
we fear there will be no choice We have
not received returns from al The towns in
the district but have obtained information
enough, provided IL be correct, land we
have no doubt that it isl TO decide that ell
Their Mr. WHITMAS Is reelected, or there
IS no choice. One truth IS clear Mr. Wid-
gerry is not 'elected.-Shouid it prove. true
that Mr.. WHrrMAS is not reelected the
tederaIists cAnnUt but reproacii themselves
tor % confidently relying on their strength
True theyPossess a commanding strength
% IAis distract. but Il will ~ I'll them nolhiny
unless sycF.ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

.sined 81 ld 10, b- estimated e. Tie
,xient Of that Gssoation, or the num-
bcrof the slain but from the inuinsic
value Of the province, from the WORTH
a the victims. The tilsel Of multi
,uae is nades.rviug OF comparison
v.th the sterling value OF worthy in.
tigiduM. The loss OF such an ihdiv;d.
ual we lament in the death OF Samuel
FRYE. A sound mind, cultivated I'M
deTsisnding, a heart pure and unnolu-
ted, proud integrity, a disposition At
once mild and firm, and bene, olence
which knew nc bounds but the limits
of the sphere, IN which he lived, rem.
dercd hin the ornament of s9cieiy, the
boast Of his acquaintance and the pride
81 lis friends knew him wei He
was destitute Of no quality, calculated
toimprove the. human character and
ofihose good qualities there was none
which did not sdorn him, and was rot
mutually adorned by the Grace with
which be practised. In bis profession
his conduct was ever correct ard hon.
orcbie and that science which too or.
ten leads 10 error, had In hin only ed,
ded to habitual disposition 10 practise
whatever was honest and honorable
the power Of farther extenling the In.
hueuce of that disposition.
The universal esteem OF the inhabi.
tants, where lie resided the last two
years, is a decisive testimony in his "a,
vor-he was scholar and ripe ahC
good one though his mind was o
that kind, which is calculated for III,
substantial and useful rather than III,
brilliant pursuits of LIE, yet bad he as
pired &c the reputation Of superior gen
Jus, he would have more successful,
acquired that distinction, than many
who Affect it and obtain it.
In 50 highly favoured point oil
view must he appear TO those who wer
but slightly acquainted with his worth
To his intimate acquaiD'ances, he
more affectionately endcared by the pu
rity Of his domestic and social virtues
BY them will his loss be more severe
~ felt and most sincerely regretted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
CORRESPONDENTS.

In the Language of the editor OF the Far
mer's Cabinet, we respectfully solicit orr
gInal communications from gentlemen
whose situations in life, and whose ha.
bits ofresding and thinking, lead them TO
the study Of politics. And we would give
a general invitation to ali men Of literature
and leisure, reading and observation, to
make this paper the repository oftheir OBJ
seryations on other useful and entertaining
topics. Young gertlemen whose pursuits
lead them TO the cultivation of literature,
are requested to furnish US with their orr
ginal observations, or short selections frOm
new and approved publications, and articles
Of entertaining miscellany, Such articles
are always welcome TO the readers Of q
weekly paper, and we should imagine mol
al unpleasant exercise for the writers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

III Suffolk D.sttictihe lion. Jlsiah GUN
cy, j. re collected Nv majority "a 1910 votes
Hon. William Reed, and Hon. Leonard
White, federalis;s. are eiectedin Essex, ~
handsome maloVities Hon. Labsn Whes,
ton, is reelected ia Bristol county BY
large majority. There cannot be an
doubt OF the election OF the federal 'Cand'-
dates in Worcester and Hampshire. Iht.
complete returns have not been received
from all the Districts. the probability y
that eight feieraIists and erght demos are
elected, and there will be another trial "
cHmbe rland to complete the representation
from this stale.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

csns. But Ills is on.y one Of thousand
q tie scis % cruelty srd oppre ssi0a which
American Citizens have experienced from
the Iyrsnt ot Europe. What i still worse,
either from fear or undue partislity. IN the
po wers That be, towards France, their re-
resied acts OF aggression are either pslia-
'ed or passed ever with neglect By those
whose duty ard obligation il IS TO redress
the wrongs Of the citizens, from whatever
quarter they may proceed. How far our
people loving democrats az Washington,
ieel fOr the suHetings of the POOR capnve
slt.or, tor whom they have expressed so
much sympathy on paper, let Uhis fact an
swer during the Imprisonment OF Hodg-
D. ms, his Mother wrote to the Secrelar, of
ate requesting his nierfegeEce in favor of
her son, and received for reply that " size
must apply u the Consul il France. III
would be web for the owner OF the yessei
10 rccnllect the maxim, = Do e YOU would
he done TO-" His refusal TO compensate
person, WHO, for the preservation of hiss
property had suffered every thing bot death
hes peaks heart de old of every feeling of
humanity and justice. Far different YVES
the conduct ct the Hen. MIR. Hale, OF Do
yer, n. II o.'s Of the present Members ct
Congress from that state, whose vesse'wa
lransomed for certain sum and part Of
the crew were taken as hostages. As soon
IS Mr.. Hsle.was apprized or the transaction
lie Immediately reunited money for the re-
demaIon OF the people who were taken by
ithe French priyateer. Such men are truly
/ honorable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

Nezvef Fajbion
JUST received By GOULD Il WEBSTER
\, at their HAT Store in Forc-fireet, On the
Eaitern orner of Plumb fleet. new and Ell
egant ahortmen, of Ladies
BEAVER. BONNETS,
the latsa London f&fhion., for fale on the moft
-eatonabIe terms
~ VIII be kept confantly On hand,
general aforment Of EONNE1'S, where pug
chaiers may be iupPIied, wholel3le and retait
al the ihorleA notice.
Cath and the highcR Price given for all
kinds Of Hating, and Slipping fuRs.
Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

T EE nsetirr Of the. Proprietose Of the COM
: mon and undivided lsni in rhc towns Of
Falmouth, Portland and Cape FL - X. b. shar
was held 1t the dwelling hyuie Ut Lz4c = ST.
yeas, Id faid falDnth, flr The IA nr ne
common and undivided lanes ia laid FaInor II.
Portland ard Cape-Eiis abesh the ~ IA y tLi-.i
of the 20 month 1910, - adjourned aud lie
fale OF the common land 10 ,he 81 4 day OF lie
IL month next, il being the Ian Day II th-
year, 70 meet II the dwelling hou'e II "a
Iza. :. Srssszf ia isid Fzinan,h, * ID - 4iie
clock IL The forenCrn--A rrneral 4tsradAne-
If dc AropistJfs \ rrquri.ed. By urder II
the Pronreforr,
NATHAN wISSfCN Pr Cfgs.
Fs'g.gta-icP gasi ,.stet
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
AorGait0,
Monday, November II, 1910

''''' '''.'s
An arrival at Newyork furnishes London
accounts TO Sept %. The public interest
was wholly engaged in an event Of local
nature. The death Of Sir Francis Barring,
one of the principal contractors OF the new
Loan, had previously caused considerable
depression ofthc stocks, and in a great mes-
sure threw the burden Of fulfilling the con-
tract upon the other contractor, Mr.. Gold.
cmldt. This CIRCUMSTANCE, together with
the numerous embar sssDents which result
ed from the failures occssioned by The de-
cease OF Sir T. Barring, caused loss to the
contractors Of from s 10 4 ID per cent &C.
cording to the nature OF the several con-
tracts for the new loan. IN this situation of
affairs, Mr.. ColdsmidPs fortitude is said
TO have f0rsaken him IN a moment of in
sanity he destroyed his life BY the discharge
OF pistol Mr. G. is represented as man
who was in high rspute, hospita5le and IN.
name, and the promoter Of az charitable
institutions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Ma Shirley,

Mr. SHIRLEY,
WE have given this day federal MAORI
~. or rather majority for Mr.. WHITsa ~,
whom We consider friend 10 his country
and not party man--Mr Wldgery obtain
ed bat about thirty votes. was real
~ glad To observe so much principle and
honesty IN III republican brethren. They
kne " Mr.. Widgery and were determined
not to vote Tor him--tley knew that they
could never settle 1t with their cunsciences
# they did. q rs certainly socrce Of sat
isfaction 90 Christians n observe that con
science, in these DAYS otparty spirit, does
N some instances assert her au' hotity, Calm
the tumult Of passion, and chez K the mad
career OF party - hope In this place ia iu-
ture that we shall be more united, and that
when such inca as Widgery are imposed
upon us, we shall conduct as honorabiJ as
we have nov done.-Yours, &c.
A FARMER.
Nlaot, Nor. 5tl, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

After all the slang about " dissolution
az the Union" that has figured il democrat
&c papers, the only movement that has ever
hsd AN aspect OF that complexion originated
with the great democratic chief, Barr
who is now plotting in France. Can any
person believe, that if a man of Burr's des-
Perate and intriguing character were not de-
voted TO some purpose of Bonapsrte, he
would be allowed 70 remain so long in
France l-Repsrto,v,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Congressional Election,

On monday last the election Of members
TO the 18th Congress was holden IN this
state. In this District, the votes so far as
returns have been received, stand as follows.
Eight towns remain to be heard from.
II the votes in these towns are similar to
those given on the election of 1903, il is re-
duced to certainty, that there is no
choice. In Our next, We shall probably be
able to give the votes complete ~ this Dis
trlct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
8arrteG,

In Newport, IN, II. } Rev. Benjamin Saw
yer, of Cape Elizabeth, To Miss Nina
Wines, daughter OF tie Rev. Abiish Wines,
Of the former place.
In Wooiwich, by the Rev. Mr.. yyinsl,ip.
Mr.. Jno Stlnson, I'd, to Miss Hopestell De
lsne.-Capt Christopher p. RYAN, 10 Miss
Joanna I. OTIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Valuable Lands fer J1le.

FIVE lots in Representatives. lots
= 10 B,igtOn--About FIVE acres Of Land Ia
Portland (part Of Anthony Brackets fanny
new owned by the Devices OF Ksza Ban
croft, deceafed-A few Iots IN Widow Brack-
cts Dower--6 acres of land adjoining the
Work-Honie Lot SAFE on advantageous
terms aud good title given APPLY 10
Hopkins & Metcalf,
Aitsrnifs n III ,sfes7ips o4gne,5.
Portland, Nov. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
SESSION BUSINESS.

LHss5f'II7Ji
CoDtef C..asor Piel5, rfr-e terri, 1910,
ORDERED thar the Clerk give publ;c nc
- tice that the Court will, At the nexs term.
attend to what Is called Self n Busnel,, on
the Monday next AFTER the hising Of the Cou-l,
and hereby give fuch notice accordingly.
SAM. FRELMAN, Ce.I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

According to the N York papers,
the snow storm experienced there, from
the 3oth ult TO the I'd instant, was the
most severe one felt there for twenty
four years past, viz. 28th Oct. 1886.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
NEHEMIAH CRAM.

~ LII 1NiInll ~ ~ w
[TAsiua received At 10. & 4, Jors. Ror
= Exchange Street, general ahortmentoi
M. T. GOODS,
10 addition 10 bis former Stock ALTO Is der.
Corn Brooms (be0 quality
A general afortment OF floor and Hearth
Brnfhes.
80 d =. adorted Holland Skates,
Brafs Kettles OF all Sizes,
A general agUriment ct Hollow Ware by
. x by 10 Ciafs Brilol Crown.
A quantity Of Bocktin Tea Pots Of diHerenf
Patterns, aud Cutlery
15Lo--Caik Rsiilns
30 Boxes Of Bloom and Muscael do.
50 Boxes Candies
TO Bales prime Cotton,
1000 To- Connecticut Cheese, &c *.
Portland Nv IL. t2fn1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
NEW GOODS.
Samuel Walton, ailor

Samuel Walton, Tailor,
Fssbargs Erees,
HAS jult received and now offers for fale,
an ahortment of Superdne
Brad Clsfbs, CaDfmeres and Hunters
CkfbS,
Of fashionable colors and Of the fri cua'iry,
together with VESTTNGS, of the newell llyle.
and TRIMMINGS fuisabie for the fame
which will be fold for cafh as cheap As can
be bought in this town or Bottom.
S. WATSON, continues 70 execute che
Tailoring Bufinefs,
IN the newell faffiion, and at the faorten no.
tce. Nov. l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

sufferiags--le offered me rzyentJ doi-
lars for my expenses home, and after
wards consented to pay my wages, say
ing that / had no claims on him for .
cent. Whether | have or not viii be
decided by an appeal to the laws of my
country. II | have no legal claims,
think Oil the principles of justice and
humanity, having suffered nearly nine
months all the indispensable horrors Of
French prison, at the hazard OF my
lie |; and having been the means, in
part, of saving 20 the owner, ship and
cargo worth as calculated by the Cap
tain, at least S 10000, il VIII be ad !.
mitted that have right 10 expect
some recompense.
" Al present | an destitute Of the
means Of prosecuting for my rights,
and paying my passage from Philadel-
phia 10 this port
"HENRY D. HODCKINS.
v,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

A small shock of an earthquake was felt
in this town. on Friday Evening last, at a.
bout half past 9 o'clock. From calm the
wind for a few moments blue very fresh. Be
before the shock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Nes0 CABINET Sbop.
GEORGE CLARK.

CABINET And CHAIR M.fKER,
INFORMS the public that be has taken a
= Drop oppohte Mr.. Robert Boyd's near the
head Of EIchange-hreet, where he has CON-
menced The manufsdure of
~ CABINET YORK, 49,
in i;s various branches. He has on hand ben
ST Domingo Wood. with which be expects o
be able 10 manufacture better and more eIe-
CANT work than has ufualy been offered for
Tale in this town.
WANTED.
Journeynan and an Apprentice 10 the
above buiinefs--to whoE good encourage
ment will be given-the hoy aged IS or l6
years. TO LEI,
The Lower Room in f4id nlop. Me-. u.
CEDAR POSTS.
1000 Cedar Potts for iale on In
grahams Whsrf--loqEsre Of
JAMES NJ INGPAHAM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

In Steels list of the English Navy, the FOL-
lowing odd names happen in rotation -
Adder, Asp, 3ouncer, Boxer, Bitter
Bruiser, Blaze, Cracker, ClnEer, Crash.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
+" Napoleon IS our KfEg."
READ AND PONDER :

The following narrative ofthe sufeFines
snd h4rdshIps u fcllow-citizsn, shows
shat IS TO tie understood by French Friend
sup and HJnap3rte's " love Tor Amcr-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

It's With the 6ncereft forrow, (fays the
Norfolk Herald of the 3lit Oetober) we have
TO announce the death af Commodore SAMU
Ell BARRON. In the erioyment of perfect
health, he was feized While at dinuer on sun
day, with ht Of apPlopieIy, and expired at 4
O'Clock on Monday morning.
The death Of this great and good nan viii
long be deplored by thote who have enjoyed
his iocety aud friendfhip. @
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
D,en.

In North Carolina, Mr.. RICHARD MAT
THEW. aged One Hundred aa4 fhree-years, 3
months, III d1ys-Col. !. RrcHARDsoN, aged
70, a native Of Stonington, (Con.j and Of
tcer of merit during the revolutionary war.
In Hanover, S0th ult. Col. JoHN BAILEY,
aged, 30; an active officer throughout the
revolutionary war.
In Boston, 5th inst Capt. GusrAvus
DUNHAN, Gate Of schr Mary, Of Portland
aged %.
II thIs town. Mrs. Abigail Crosby, aged
71-Mrs. ANA Bailey, aged IS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
I" HENRY D. HODCKINS.
" Portland, Nor. 9, 1910"

ne case before as, III simple IN
Vanished narrative, is but one of thou
sands, wherein our countrymen have
been lgnominiousy dragged to close
prison, Ike felons--perhaps- TO dun
geons loaded with irons, there, like this
unfortunate young man, to take their
chance Of surviving in a peslilential
and trud atmosphere on bread and
water. Bun The present mus come
more closely 20 our feelings, the suffer-
er beng 2 reSPectable young man of
our own town. In vain did he apply
10 our Consuls in France for relief and
protection-they would not or dare NOT
afford their assistance. In vain did the
mother IN the mos, poignant misery
and anguish apply TO our own Govern
ment Tor Their interference in restoring
her imprisoned son.-They would not,
or dare not exert themselves in cause
asjust as Heaven, and in a question too
which may hereafter involve the liber-
ties OF our whole country. The slaves
and apologies of Napoleon, will not
acknowledge this to be deed of his
but let them pc told that every act IN
der despotic government is the act oil
the Sovereign--for his low dependents
and subaltern devils dare not relax or
disobey f; If they do, their heads must
answer the forfeiture.
Is it thus, o, Americans !! thy sons
are neglected and left to perish HAS
thine Eagle lost her talons Or, does
she, having shed her best pIumage,
truckle to the {" Gallo Cock" ?-Ihy
bird is crest fallen
Of We unders and that subscription pa.
Pers are left at the Insurance Offices for
the relief OF the unfortunate Mr.. Henry q.
Hodgkins. 1t will be enough for the be.
M Ian 70 boo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
TIE Blessings Of Bona's Irateruization

The Blessings Of Bona's determination.
Accounts from Holland state that
the French have lately made domiciIi-
airy visits IN all the commercial towns
IN that country, under the prelence OF
searching for colonial produce and
British manufactures and under the
pretence that it was English, a large a
mount OF property was seized
In Amsterdam, two French officers
N attempting to enter a house, rio,
ensued, when two French Custom
House officers were killed.
The French papers mention that the
late Republic oil Holland is to be cut up
into nine departments J his viii
serve to reward the creatures Of Bona
nar-rA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
Slip Cbandlsry y Sf0Oes-

Charles g John FOX,
Mo-. 4 u 5. fosib fk Ls.g Eb4f
LAVE lately received frefh fupply of
4 4 Good 10 the ship Chandiery line, which
readers their afortmsnt complete, and are
offered FOR fale Al .uch prices As will not fail
TO iui purchzfera
-A-eO-
For and Ten Plate Circular STOVES, or
all lzes and pieces, fone Of which are very
large and elegant. (6w) Me-. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The intelligence from Constantine
pc is that the Grand Seignior had left
the City 10 take command of his army
and that it was bis intention TO attempt
avigowous prosecution ofthe war on
the recommencement of Losiilities.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

W, GJ7 We unders and that subscription "a.
PerS are left at the Insurance Offices for
the relief of the unfortunate Mr.. Henry d.
Hodgkins. 1t will be enough for the be.
nevolent TO know his story to induce the
to contribute literally towards his wants.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

It appears Bonapsrte, like his friend
Jefferson, now thinks Il is IN vain any ionger
20 pursue the scheme fcoHquerng England
by attempting the anHihiIatianof commerce.
lie promises the repeal of his DEGREES, hut
whether he viii fulfil his declaration, a few
i7vnths viii determine. No doubt some
modification If his commercial regulation
viii take place. Conmerce is necessary 20
the erection ct navy and measures have
lately been adopted N al the norts Of Ma
paleon's dominIons for e equipment ofs
powerful one. Many suppose his first es
say will be the conquest Of South America
Should he get foot hold in that country, our
louisiana paradise viii require some more
powerful protection than Wilkinson OF
Gun Boat NAVY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-12

The last accounts from Lisbon are to
September the G8h. Considerable Iein.
forcemeuts had been sent to Lord Welhng.
ton. and it is said lie will defend Cuarda
20 the last extremity.