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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
VANTEn

IN fmalI faraily Girl to do The work Ct
the kitchen.-One Of iseady habits, pro-
ducing good recommendations may hear If
a fitustion by calling at the Gazette Offi-e.
Augulf 81, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Fobert lbm8i,a, hj7r's. tF.Hc
THE heirs and creditors Of he e4ae of
Rt~t T1.mefon, iage If Brunfsirk ia
the county OF Cumberland, Eiq dscealed, are
hereby mott ed thar the account of Ruth
1bonplon, ExecmtriE Of che Jan vii ard tsf-
lament of iaid deceaied, her application Tor
allowance cut Of the perfopzl tita;e. vii IL
conlidered. and the widows dower aud liit
Of CLAIMS returned AZ A Probate Ccur .5 bs
holden It the Eegifter', Office 10 Pst and, GA
Wednesday, the twelfth day September
next, az ten o'cio < n the foreno-n-Nilen
and where they and ai coucer. al RI :
prefent aud have oFpnFfuni.Y ~ make Gly-r
o Ieetion., II any thcy have, 70 re aiivws1rs.
or fad scconnt, he granting q iAii app a.
lions, ard RECEIVING lad aia ~ c.Aluis sl.u e.
turn III ire widow dover.
sAM. FREEMAN. Ja III. w P,stl;-
Hreys 4, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

oF ausck. Some accounts say thu.
France end Russia are not on the most
friendly terms-The latter refuses 10
enter into al the anti-commerciI views
d the Corcican.
Several American vessels have late
y been captured and carried into Nor
way and fears are entertained that the
situation Of American property in the
North Of Europe is very precarious.
BY lite order of Bonaparte, Colo
.nial produce, which was under seques-
tration IN Antwerp and Holland, has
been u stored, and by obtaining Llcence
moy be imported into France on paying
! duty Of City per cent.
Accounts from Cadiz SO late as the
23th CT June inform, that The French
were unable to make any impression
MON the City. The Spaniarcs have
exceed strong additional foriiEcations,
which render il very doubtful whether
the French viii ever be able TO take the
| place by force. II is represented, that
Notwithstanding the success Of the
French i'll Caledonia, that the spirit OF
/. the people is far from bsing subdued,
and the French were continually annoy
ed b. independent parties.
Great /fre--A most distressing FIRE
took place in Constantinople, on the
goth Of April last.-8OO0 houses were
destroyed, and $4,000 inhabitants de.
prived of their dwellings and driven to
the fields.
MIR. Jefferson's Collector Brown,
who made his exit at New Orleans
some time since, with upwards of
10000 dollars Of the United States
money, was seized al the Theatre in
London at the instance Of our Minister,
Mr.. Pinkney-it is added, that To re-
gain his liberty he gave up al the prop
erty he Was in possession Of.
Gen. Sarra-ih, commander OF Ma
poleon's Legion of Honor, has quit
France and arrived in England il a
British vessel. II is reported that Lu-
clan Bonaharfe intends coming to the
United States.
Mr.. MACON is re elected u Con-
gress in N. Carolina, notwithstanding
his having been denounced and abused
by the violent democrats because he
was opposed to the embargo.
6 FrencI FRIENDSHIP An Ameri-
can gentleman, late from France states,
that many natives Of the United STATES
= have been arrested under pretsnce of
their being British subjects.
The Hon. r. y. Juck5on, the British
: Minister Plcnipoteutiary TO the u. ).
was AT Montreal 9th instant, where a
public dinner was given him he gave
, As coast, Prosperity to the United
, States Of America"
/
. Duane and other iacobin democrats
!, still contend that only such men as are
, advocates for war with England or En-.
, bargoroons should be elected to Con
: gress. The supporters Of this doctrine
|, art increasing ID the District Of Maine.
II
/ Something Singular last n. Y.
Herald has o communication on the
subject Of grant Of 800 acres OF
land to Gen. La Fayctte, made by the
| Old Congress al the close Of the revolu-
tiOn, which land was 10 be located as
other officers lands, and was supposed
ID be worth $4,000 dollars. But that
! Mf. Jefferson, during his administra-
ion, had the address 10 get the location
made on the Commons Of New-Orleans
and patty on Point-Loupce; proper
ty sac to be worth million oil dollars
Communicating.
! NORTH Yarmouth Posi- Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

THE fubicri5er hereby gives pnbhc rotice
10 all concerned, that be has been duly
appointed and has taken upos himGelf the ,ruIt
of Administrator, zoifb lie zpIA annexed, on The
eftate of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

EODND in this town on theiarh mo hack
4 Wool t+at-7 The owatr, 5y prcv.ug pfo
,IerfT ana paying fer TIA. Atve.-.4el.tssi .-.e.
have Il again apply a. tdis Ollie, Aug q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
ANDREW GRIFFIN,

late Of Portland, in The county cf Cum
beriand, woman, deceafed, BY giving bond as
the law dlre6ts-he therefore requels all PER-
fons who are indebted TO the laid deceseds
eAate, 70 make immediate payment; ard hole
who have any demands thereon, 70 e4hibii tie
fame fDr retirement 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Mr.. Jeffrrson's Collector Brown,
who made his exit at New-Orleans
some time since, with upwards of
10000 dollars Of the United States
money, was seized al the Theatre in
London at the instance Of our Minister,
Mr.. Pinkney-it is added, that To re-
gain his liberty he gave up al the prop
erty he Was III possession Of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Duane and other jacobin democrats
still contend that only such men as are
advocates for war with England or En-
bargoroons should be elected to Con-
gress. The supporters Of this doctrine
are increasing ID the District Of Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Gen. Sarra<ih, a commander Of Ma
poleon's Legion Of Honor, has quit
France and arrived in England il a
British vessel. II is reported that Lu-
clan Bonaharte intends coming to the
United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

The Hon r. y. Jackson, the British
Minister Plcnipoteutiary to the u. ).
was al Montreal 9th instant, where
public dinner was given him he gave
As coast, Prosperity to the United
States Of America"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

" Frenzy Friendship An Ameri-
can gentleman, late from France states,
that many natives Of the United States
have been arrested under pretlnce of
their being British subjects.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Mr.. MACON is re elected u Con.
gress in N. Carolina, notwithstanding
his having been denounced and abused
by the violent democrats because he
was opposed TO the embargo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Great /fre.--A most distressing FIRE
took place in Constantinople, on the
goth Of April last--8OOO houses were
destroyed, and $4,000 inhabitants de-
prived of their dwellings and driven to
the fields.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

Close intrigue, with vibrating and irreso.
iute characeers-Is not this a confirmation
of Mr. Adams opinion, speaking of the
Clan, who endeavored to thwart a recon.
Citation with France during his admins
Itration, OF which party, some are now here.
playing their parts like good subjects |!
That vote not only exhib is a determination
TO support our executive, but will apparent-
'ly add weight TO those measures requisite to
be taken under existing circumstances by
settling stragglers, who like other nougLe IS,
Count only FROM position.
You will vii. have seen most OF the Par
i'ament speeches, and for the necessity Of
'counteracting their intended eject, by ex-
preston OF State opjnous.-I would not be
understood 10 intimate an apprehension,
that any honest American would feel O.
Their sensations than disgust and contempt.
tr1na perusai OF those productions. never
theless promptitude and regular co-ooera
TONS greatly facilitate progress, in so vast
and complicated a machine as our govern
ment-Ihe course pursued BY the execu.
1--WE last spring, and impartialiy towards
the 6eiligercnis, manifested in the summer
session, have nearly disarmed the eastern
liter att OF their best weapon, &c hue and
cry against French partizars," and most
sincerely wish, SO good an opportunity as
the present, n I'd he en- embraced by them to
shew equal impartial.y.
From the great scope taken in debate
upon the previous question, and apparent
zeal to defend the holy character OF Mr..
Jackson. or perhaps something more IN
tr'nsicaiiy valuable. we may expect TO have
not only resolutions, sentences and words
scanned. but even letters and points, VITA
the utmost dexterity OF forensic skill, OF
which yo shall hear more Do lat me
hear what yoa are about The order OF
the day is called for, therefore con-
lade." Enquirer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

Que word as to the qualification Of a Judge
OF the. court of appeAls.-I shall not pre-
sumo, as some gen.lemcl out OF do RS have
done, to dictate TO the legislature, or to point
to particular characters rney Will, doubt.
less, take range in their selection, (should
there be occasion for it) as extensive as
the state Itself and wherever they find
man a6le bob in body and in mind, and
VINO, from his former Conduct, has disco.
vsred Willingness Il. discharge the public
duties conhded 10 him, they Will make MIN
one of the objects of them choice.
When commenced this letter. had no
idea o. extending it to 50 unreasonable a
length. fear, indeed. that have tired
your patience but OF thus important sub !.
of
ONE Of TIKI SovEREIcN People.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

to forget The number OF years duvsnr, s,,e.
present reign, taat sd y -,)sc,os,si s
curity act suspended aad DARN. whoa
years many of their countryiuen w~rsS
kept, for years in iaii witho,- b-inr
brought to trial from FIRST to Lass. iii this
BE- not enough -=if you fad them al back
ward in rejoicing, remind them of he tax
es they have TO pay, and 20 the purspscs la
which they are applied and, pray 10, -,
show them that there are many iut'ivii M
sn;cure placemen. and many pensioners.
any one OF whom swallows up more Of the
taxes in one month, than goes to the keep
ing OF ali the poor in Drcziord for waoie
Iyear.-Shoud sney still be iBsensibe To
your eioQnence, re mind them OF the his.o-
ry OF the Oarl,dg, not forgetting your OLD
neighbour-late a tenant of Newgate., Your
reverend coadjutors may expouna to them
the cases OF t.,c holy doctors OsMesra and
Locke, and of the reverend Me-. Benzsir,
and I'D any one produce, if he can, my
thing the like thereof in any other reiea.
Any royal lady, who chances TO b. presens.
may enter upon the rise, progress, aud
suspension Of the !" delicate inyexas CATION =
and II they still remain unm0yed, way tsii
them, tell them yourself, sir, the history
OF the Carriers aad their sinecure.
et -==
= MARIEDR --Ou Christnas Day, Co
verneur Morris, Esq. of Morrisan
to Miss Ann Cary Randolph, daughter,
of the late Thomas M. Randolph,
Esq. OF Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
FRO THE BALTIMORE
{" WHlG,n

Mn Irvine, Communication.
/" Unfounded rumors often travel from
press to press, thro'out the Union &
none is more SO than that respecting
General Wilkinson, published In Pc
tersharg paper. A correspondent at
Washington informs me, that he is
ordered thither, 70 clear up certain al
which wish he may be a.
bic 10 do. Dehcacy would have let
this AFFAIR rest; but, error ought no,
TO be circulated unchecked.
No BURRtTE."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
b . OK S

JUST hEcEIyzD, AVID FOR SALE At THIS
OFFICE.
FUCKERS Blackstone. Washington's
Reports, vols. VatteIs, ana Mar.
tens Law OF Nations. Azuni's Marstiae
Law. Fonblanque on Equity. Powell on
Mortgages. Harrison's Chancery i'raEtc.:.
Village Sermons. Venom, OF the Novior
OF st. Marks drama, by NJ. G. Lev 5.
Nubia in Search of Husband iaciu-
ding sketches of Modern Society, and Ia
terspersed with Moral and Literary Dis
questions Letters and Reflections ofihe
austrian Field Marshal Prince de LEl.e.
edited by.ihe Baroness de Sta,l Hn,se',i,
containing Anecdotes hitherto unpuoifs,td
IT Joseph 2d, Catharine I'd, Freuo-icg TIC
great, Rousseau, Volta're, aud o,he-S. ai,n
interesting Remarks or the Tusk. "a.
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Ladd, Swift, Dibdin, Penwsrhe, Hua
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9, S, 5, g..

Doors to be opened at Ave O'Clock -
Curtain to rise at quarter past six O'Clock
pt.c isely
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
Virginia Legislature.


The following Bills have passed both Hou.
ses of the Legislature, and have of course
become Laws.
An act Incorporating trustees of an ac.
ademy IN the town OF Berryviile, IN Fred
erick county.
An act concerning certificates.
An act concerni0g the town OF Moore field
in the county Of Hardy
An act for altering the place of holding
courts in the County OF Warwick.
"a act to suspend the operation of part
Of the act, entitled Sc an act, authoris,ng
John Wimb sh TO erect dam across Ban.
ster river"
An act authorising sale of a certain
tract OF land in Middlesex county, devised
by Alexander Frazier, decd, for the bene
fit of free school.
An act placing John Harper on the pen.
sion list.
Al act authorship the clerk of the SUI.
perior court Of Mecklenburg county TO
keep his Office at Lomoardy Grove in the
sa ID county.
An act for paying sum of money to
Henry Savane.
An act autnorising the sale of the church
plate in the PARISH OF Southwark in the
county OF ourry
An act Incorporating the town of Clarks.
ourB IN the County OF Harrison.
An act encreasIDg the salaries of the in. !.
inspectors at AIcRae's wareh use in the
town Of Petersburg.
An act 70 prevent distractions to the
passage OF fish in Pig river.
An act establishing an inspection Of -four
at WllIams's ferry 10 the county OF King
William.
An act to amend the act, entitled An
act concerning the upper Appomauox com
pany.
An act au;horising Samuel Holmes to
dscnargc certain judgment OF the COM
monweaith ia the manner therein mention
ed.
An act giving further time to the owners
ct lots In the town OF Rsthvil to improve the
same.
Au act concerning Randolph Harri-
son.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
Janusry 8th, 1910.

kJOflCs. Those persons wnOse bonds
~ become due to the estate OF Pleasant
Younghusband, for articles bought at the
sale Oh the plantation OF the deceased, will
call on Andrew Stevenson, attorney &c law,
OF this city, who is authorised to receive
payment. The subscriber will be from
home fer several weeks.
SAML. p. PARSONS, Admir-. of
P.YOUNGHUSBANO
Richmond, LIST Mo 9th, 1910 w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

NALUABLE HORSES FOR SALE
Pursuant 20 the Win aud lasr Tesla
mens OF Capt. George Wilkinson, deceR.
ed, OF New Kent county, will be sold, 20
the highest bidder, On Saturday the ioth
day OF February next, before the door OF
the Bell Tavern, in the CITY of Rchmond,
at III O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following
HORSES. 70 wit mare eight years
old, now IN foai by Florizel, flIy years
old next spring, and an elegant pay geld.
ing. The blood of the aforementioned hor-
ses, will be proven as belsw STAGED. Twelve
months credit will be allowed the purcha-
sers upon entering into bond with security
approved by the
EXECUTRIX.
The rare above mentioned, was gotten
by OLD D;omed, her dam by Col. Syme's
old Wild Air, her grand dan by Cade, her
great grand dam by Cripple. her great
great grandam by the imported horse Deu.
fay the flly mentioned above, was gotten
by Florizei out of the Diomed mare, and
Ae bay gelding by the imported horse ID
ford out of the above mentioned Wiia Air
mare.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

Extract Of letter from member Of Con-
gress TO member OF the Virginia be-
g'siamres dated w Washington, January Sd,
1910.
DRAR SIR,
. We were engaged until past o'clack
last evening on tie motion for indefinite
postponement Of the resolutions from the
Senate, relative 10 Mr.. J's condac, when
1t was negauycd by a majority If 99--
several who would have voted w,th the m 10.
rity being absent. Every puss,Dle atlc =, u
was made to procrastioatu decisioa, that
would syiGee The rational feeling aud fore.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just PpbIsbed cad for Sale,
Atths Bookstores Of 4. Gray, H'a Geff0''
end StezuGrt--
PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS

PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and N.snc:ures of the French Infantry,
ISSUED August Isl, 1911: and the NaAGu-
Srres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also the Ma
,lGaues OF tee Field artillery, with lnlan-
TRY By Col lrenec araelot &c LacrolX, late
tChiel OF Brigade al the french service. IN
three volumes, the turd volume consisting
sof plates
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
sCol Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacfolx has not only
SaYailed himself of Nlacdoaaid's transiauon'
put has retained the principal theories, with
(Which Col Nj. has enriched his work, esPe-
\ clally his comparison OF the French tactics
with the Prussian, and the principles OF the,
Edlacrent nations with the Engiish; because
aAose valuable notes are sufficient tor such
comparisons, and are IN point. Col Oe Il.
mas augmented those notes.
The introduction OF Col. de Lacroix' work
VII direct the attention of the young Ameri-
caas to the study OF learned tactics, tie re-
3sS N experience, and enable them to obtain
FlG precla0a desirable in the warrior, tor
10y must &c convinced that good oihccr
'ofMs gooa soldier, and that the expert
6e-ee oil ases has demonstrate that The SOL
''f VIII pe:iorm lis duty correctly, WheA ne
lsseE commended.
At the ead of the second volume OF this
q "'rS' Col De Lacroix has added the rnan9u-
'reS OF the field artillery with the infantry,
s''or'lNg to tae French principles. 1t lsnot
.TSSessa'y to lavish praises Oh the advantage
= loving this laundering arm with the same
ss'l1y an2 celebrity as the line. Europe is
low convinced and congesses it. He has adj
seu riates, which demonstrate those mansu-
.aeS so essential to the great operations oi
4 item. ~''''' 49,
A., ea' de Lacroix has Judged it also expedl-
~ add 10 :his book some new adopted
- eegres, which have been put IN practice
s'sat advantage in the face OF an enemy
-s.:0Aance the value of this work Is the onl!
1--we could induce him to augment Its s1se
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
ADVERTISEMENT.

TIME subscriber will, if the grace of God
J. permit, sell his STOCK OF DRY
GOODS at cost, and under, for ready money,
at his store in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where those who wish 10
buy cheap goods may be supplied until the
whole is sold. What! do you smile because
he says he will sell, sc. by the grace OF him
in whom We live, move and have our being!
Surely his mercy is over all his work, or his
creatures could not exist for a moment with,
out him-Then praise his holy name, and
worship him who is over all blessed forever
more. Go to, now, ye that say TO day or to-
morrow We will go into such city and CONT
hue there year and buy and sell and get gain,
whereas ye know not what shall be on the
morrow. See James 4. Is.
WIN. Pomeyy.
August "a: dot=eo
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
: Twenty Dollars REWARD.

A RsCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month, man whose name is RALPH, n
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly s feet high, very stout made
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was eznaburg
shirts, ne, no cotton oyerjacket and trow-
sens. It IS likely he has made away with
sbsu and procured other cleathing, free
nepre man by name Sanabo, living on Judge
Washineton's estate. Mount Vernon, Is MS
father. and it is very probabie he is therea-
hout or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
may be found. -, o,,r.
him in Washington City or Alexandra jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo--l2.. q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
LANDS FOR SALE,

geccQ5eQ.
IN I thursday the 18Th of October next,
~ Will be sold at pablo sale, al the p.an-
Talon IL Fairfax county where Lewis jenkins
is now Overseer, that Tract Of Land and
others adjoining, belonging to the estate of
John Gibson, deceased; iii all about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, Oh Castle
Branch and Jonne; more Run, abou' "a miles
from Alexandrt.,. They Will be sold In lots
OF between Soc and 200 acres each
j he land will be shewn by Lewis jenkins to
to any bouy wishing TO view il.
And Oh Monday lhe 5th OF November next
at the bouse OF capt George W aI'ins, in
the town of Dunfries that very yalu;blc
.PL AVIATION,
in Prince William coruty, whareon Stay
Kun Church Stands, containing ,724 acres
about LOO acres of which are ia wood ttere
are near 50 acres in timothy that have this
year yielded q fine crop, and 200 acres may
he made into meadow On it are young.
bearing Apple and Peach Orchards OF choice
fruit, and good new Barn, "A by ~ feet;
framed OVerseer's house with two CHM
MES; good out houses for Negroes, meat
house anu stables, and a, the Overseer's house
4 we'll OF excellent water.
Also, another Tract,
adjoining that, OF about 900 acres; 50 acres
OF which are in wood about 20 acres oil til
notify have been cut Oh it this year, that pro-
duced good crop; and 100 acres of meadow
may be made. There are two dwelling
houses on it WHICH could be rendered coHl,-
Portable at small eXpence; and some Ne
gro houses. SIaty Run is the dividing line
between the pIanta ions for ABOUT two miles.
On each of which are extensive Quarrles OF
Substantial browm Free Stone,
and both are under very, good fences. They
are distant IS miles from Alexandria, and S
from Dnmfries.
About four hundred bushels of Wheatwill
be sown on them this year.
With the last mentioned plantation Will be
sold, SO acres of LAND on frencn's branch,
about 3 miles from Slaty Run, 100 acres OF
which are we'll timbered.
Possession will ;be given the first day OF
January next,
One fourth the price to be paid at,the time
Of purchasing, and the remainder IN three
equal annual payments. Bonds with aPprov-
ed security will be required, and Deed ot
Trust on the land to secure the payments.
Mr.. Elisha Jenkins, living thereon, Will
shew the lands on slaty Run. and give In.
formation respecting them to any person who
John Sbsnses
flames Reid,
~ Executors Of John GiDso9
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-17
~ Wheat

4w;sh to engage Fifty Thousand ous ne
of Wheat deliverable in the months oil oe-
toher and November: And will give oasn l e,
,I,ry,ana Tobacco Also, have for sale bl!ls
u ~ Chas. ]. Catlett.
July Is.