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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-11
II. 4icig Pam. and Dys-Sf4f

THE fubfcribe- repeatedly info-m' the
Pablo, tina, lie has commerce. hui'net'
II Po,tlar3, and taken Storc "a Middle Street,
4 few doors wen Of Nelrs David 4 NATHAN
eel Daua's. where he oiT-rs for ia'e avery large
end e1tenhve ahortnent of
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DIED, on Tuesday the I'd instant, at
Georgetown, Col William Augustine Wash.
ington, in the SD year OF h,s sge. The
character of this gentleman is fiBhteously
pourtrayed in the short but descriptive K
preston of sc most amiable man" BY
his acquaintances he was in everv it.s,ance
highly respected; to his relations and sron-
ne xions, his generous and sfeclicnate kInd-
nesses are mperishable memorials OF his
great worth. His friend, and they were
many] loved him.
This is the plain and unadorned menu
ment that truth raises TO his memory.
He bore long and most afillc!ing l!lness
with that pious resignation which had mark
ed his W hole life, and died as ne l's.d,a
+" Christian" His remains were deposited
in the vault at Mount Vernon, near those
oil his ilustrious relative.-lna. AnMr;ean.
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FOR SALE.

wv wish to sell that three story Brick
w House, with all the out houses which
is occupied at presently nr. Edward Stabler,
the corner Of Prince ST Asaph streets,
So feet 5 inches on Prince street and i2s feet
on St. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots on Washington and
Duke streets
A Lot Of Ground containing about 20 a.
cres, mile from the court house, adjoining
Niessrs. Stump and ricketts,, with good i'm
provcments, dwelling house, Kitchen and
stables, sc &c.
Also, 81 acres Of Land, two miles from
Alexandria, on the Colchester post road part
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with large young orchard-tlere is three
small houses Oh the land.
". / not sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the l4th
day OF November next. Any person wishing
o purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wlfemlller.
August IS 2aw
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Domestic Manufactures
Fer sale at the Domestic Wafeheu.e, OF
hng street.

Fer Sclc ut the Domestic Wafehsu.e, Oh
King street.
X LOTHS, cassimeres, cassne.s, sstt-
~ nets, vest pstterns, silk and metal put
tons, ginyhams, lwl,led and plain chambraJs,
white and colored jeans, stripes, chec~s,
bcdticklng, counterpancs, WOO eli and cot on
hosiery, linen, cotton shirting, shecun Us
caiIcoes, shawls, handkerchieis, white and
colorcd threads, large assortment OF spun,
cotton, some Of which is at reduced prizes
girth webbing, saddle trees, glue, roagh snd
heckled fax, fax wheels, reels, heckles,
wcavers reeds, leather gloves. moccaslns and
suspenders. patent suspendcrs, spades ana
shovcls, and 3 large assortment OF CoiumDi-
an and Washington ware from the potteries
in Philadelphia, by the craze or retail
n. B. Feather beds, and best curied halr
mattresses ready made, and made to order On
the shortest notice.
October 10. eott
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TO RENT,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,

FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
THE FARM now occupied by Mrs Brooke,
called REriREMENT," about miles
from Alexandra, containing three fields of
80 t., 100 acres each, adapted to the culture
of corn, wheat and tobacco, &c. The terms
will be made reasonable TO good tenant on
application to Mrs. INN Brooke, on the pre-
misses, or
Walter y. Brooke,
Mount Eagle, near Alexandria.
September 30. 50
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ARRiE ED,
October 10.

Il handsome assortment # LADIES nr7psst
fashioned sHOES.
on H4AD,
Cotton in bales.
Indigo in boxes. S ~ d.
Ground Nuts IN bales. <
Fancy Soap in Boxes.
Alum in casks
Ale and Cider in bottles.
Gerry Rum ola very surs.,io- quaS
quality.
Trunks and Shoes aas usual.
E. Gilman.
October 10. d5t * law
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TO Rem /,

10 RENT,
TIE WAREHOUSE on PRINCE street
present occupied by Joh. N9be'ts as groce
ry store Tor which purpose it has been used
number Of yeTs, and is az excellent stand
for either Wholes.c or Retail bu ,iness. Pos
session may DC had H., lst of October next.
Apply TO
John M'Pherson & Son.
Septem Der ~. co
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cItranoria E,afIg Gasstte.
p.gDNEsoAK, OCTOBER 10.

,I.,aIon p ,psr mentions the late resusc'-
g. lad after many hours ineessanf an
40, wao was apparently drowned. The
commended by The humane society
nj always uttcneed to in this country !;
no oi,en ali attempts for termination
,.,inauishea after twenty or thirty mi
|,ulss enJeA'oFs'
r.. New York Public Advertiser has an
.5rorrrsponlent who gives US horribie
.ooDt Of gland and Ireland, even worse
me L xngton K porter which we no.
\ r<stcrday.-" | saw" says the Dub.
Correspondent, an account OF the tax
an snail farm in England: they were
20 oouEds, and the owner declared that If
we're 10 sell it he could not get more than
~ FIR i,.' Now this is as true as most OF
4. accounts OF England which we receive
ON democrats. No doubt the Public Ad-
,,s-r believes IL. How rich then must
i, Bdush government be, since every year
,I,f Mbiec,s are taxed all they are worth.
4. advise the Kentucky Reporter to re.
musb this litter. Had the W, tier declared
|tn III, people of England were annually
ppd twenty one shillings TO the pound for
a their property, the Advertiser would
haze sworn to is.
AEw remarks are made in the National
Intelligent respecting national universe
W. We are glad to see this old subject re-
wed. When will Congress take the sub
/ INTO consideration Are the enemies
a Washington still majority of that bo-
d! Inc present. generation must pass
asar, before the malice, envy and hostility
81 lang borne to him and TO all that he re-
c'mmended, will be sufficiently lulled for
ii. establishment; of a national university.
Hopes were entertained by some persons,
when the National Iu.elligencer fell into the
binds OF the present proprietor, that the
Fniul little tricks, the low cunning, she
mean 'ophis'ry and petty deception that
marked 1t while directed BY Smith. would
no longer disgrace it. The expectation
US vain. The government have loaned
b55o0000 Let it be rscollected, SAYS
" lntrlligeucer, that it is not TO defray
0s ordinary expences of government that
Oah has become necessary, bu, 10 ply the
e" contracted by federal rulers in psfiod
u great commercial prosperity. Il is
p''O The excrtions of the republicans for
loe Years past to rid the nation of that load
u debt with wailh the federal adminsrra.
"'0 0O-dened it, that ds ficicncy now ex-
w. During the federal administrations
: " shlngtnu and Adams it was impossi-
:" 10 prevent the mourning % debts to a
~Nd'rable amount, to defray the expen-
:" organizing the government, the ex-
'N' OF an AIg-rine and Indian war, the
'A 2 OF notifications and navy to re-
- the p'ratical conduct of France, &c.
y Wnat was the " commercial prospect,
VI the country during the administra-
, Of Washington compared with that
; S the administration of JEFFERSON =
!, much OF the national debt was paid ;
: W0es Jefferson came in.o oGcs, re-
{ ''S We're left for the regular decrease
= a Fripolitan war protract-d to an
! "'Ss'ary length; the unnecessary pur.
VI lands never to he obtained the
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Bonaparte, maugfe all his great love"
for Americans, has not even promised to
refund the millions Of property his has rur-
lorned from them under pretexts which
general Armstrong has declared unjust and
scandalous and which president Madison
has denounced as unprecedented. viii
the American government pay any regard
to his revoking orders while those stolen
goods remain unreturned What says
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,,,olon p ,per mentions the late resusci-
& = lad afer many hours ircessant an
-, WHO was apparently drowned. The
= commended by The humane society
O ), always attended to in this country !;
90 o,ien all attempts for termination
.,;neuished after twenty OF thirty mi
mics endeAFoFs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

readiness for service all tie naval forcs Of
the U. >. IL is therefore believed, that in
this respect the measure would satisfy the
just expectations of the people, and when
combined with other preparatory measures
contemplated for the land service, would
afford such protection and security, as
would justify the confidence of the pc pie
in congress. He said that the measure of
the first Importance in his Judgment, for
this object was a provision for procuring
every species of munitions of war, to be dc.
posted IN convenient places of security
near the various ports of the U. S. most
liable to sudden attacks from an enemy.
This measure would probably shortly DE
broaght forward by the committee on the
presidents message. And if i'm addition
to this 90, 600 men. either volunteers or re !.
galars could be placed at the disposal of
the president, with power to call out
100 0oe men from the militia, he thought
the system would answer all existing ext.
gencies. would place the nation in respec-
table attitude, would do justice TO the cha.
racter OF Congress, and ensure the general
confidence of the people.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
January 81.

January 81.
Mr. Davenport OBJ aimed leave Of absence
for the remainder of the session.
M Nelson from the committee to whom
was referred sundry petitions of the SUR
wing officers OF the revolutionary army,
made detailed report, recomnen dn p
the adoption of the following resolution |:
Resolved, That the prayer of the De
titioners IS reasonable and ought to be
granted:--
Referred to committee Of the whole.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House again went into committee
OF the whole on the bill making appro.
priatioDs for the support of government
during the gear 1910. Thi bilI was gone
through, and Mr. Cuts reported it in the
House.
Nr Rect moved to strike out the clause
making the usual appropriations of IS per
cent. on the amount Of the salaries of the
clerks in the pubic offices.--Af,er de.
bate, negaliyed by Yeas and Nays IS to
54s
Mr. Lyon moved to amend the clause
reported by the committee for the ex-
penses Of foreign intercourse" by specify
.fhg G. Britain, France and the BTazils a.
the countries with whom intercourse
should be maintained, so as 10 exclude
Russia.
Messrs. Dana, Lyon, Quincy, Piikin,
Shelley, and s anford supported the mot
on. MIR Quincy and Mr. Shelley were mol
opposed to the mission to Ressil, bu.
were DESTROYS of making the appropriate.
ons specified as to each nation, in prefer.
enee to approPria.ing the whole under a
general head.
Messrs. Eppes, Smilis Pick nan, Rhea
and MKim opposed the motion. They
all expressed themselves decidedly in {
vor Of tn; mission, except Me- Pickman,
who said he should vote against he mo
ton, because it was not The province Of
the House, but of the Presiden, and Sc
nate to decide on the preprieiy Of a
mission TO fjrisgn nation. This argu
ment was also used By other gentlemen
and replied to by Mr. Shelley and No
Stanford.
The debate on this subisa was desulto
~ aud fuse. Those opposed to n,
mission Of Ru'sia commended that we hse
nc occasion Tor minister there, more e..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

Mr Anderson presented petition Of a
number Of citizen Of Washington county
in the district of Columbia. praying the
establishment Of the penitentiary system,
and also the presentm=nt of the Judge,
of the circuit court on the same subject
Referred TO Msssrs. Anderson, Matthew.
son and Crawford,
Mr. Anderson also presented the petit.
on If Thom1s Beall and others, and OF
VIM. Marbury and others, praying tina
The 4,h seclio1 Of the aS to incorporate
the city of Washington, which exempts
the city from taxation by the levy court Of
the county be- epealed--ReFerred TO
Messrs Anderson, Condit and Gregg
The Senate resumed as committee OF
the whole, the bill to engage for shori
period in the service ofthe u 5. corps
of volunteers.
Afier debate, on motion Of Mr. Giles the
further confederation Of the bill was pos !.
poued TIL Monday mex
To which day the Senate adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
voLUN rExR coRps.

VOLUN CEER c ORrS.
The Senate resu ned the consid. ration
OF tn. bill to eng rye for short peyiod IL,
the service of al. United States, corp
of volunteers.
Mr. Gregg moved to strike out the
words (" Immediately ,hereaf err" (be en,i.
lied to bounty, &c.) for the purpose of IN
ser'ihg "upon entering in o SERVICE"
The Yeas and Nays on striking on. were
as follows:
YEAS Nessrs. Bavard, Champlin
Gaill,rd. G.rma,, Goodrich. Gr..y. Hill /.
house, Horsey, Lloyd, Matlheyson, Pick.
eriog Reed, Smith. <of New York. Su:np-
ter, TAFT Turner. rs.
NAYS.--Messrs Anderson, Bradley.
Brent, Campbell, Clay, CondiI. Crawford
Franklin, Giles, Lambert, Leib, Parker,
Pope, Robinson, Smith, (of MaryIaGd)
Whiteside. l6.
The Senate being divided the Vice
President determined the question in the
affirmative.
On the qIes,io, for Inserting the words
on entering in:o servics." the votes
| we've as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Bayard Champlin.
Clay, Gaiilard, German Giles, G. Imam.
Goodrich, Gregg, Hilhouse. H1rssy
LLOYD, Mas,hew,on. Parker, Pick ring,
Reed, Smi y, of Md. Smiih of New York
Sump'er, rai,. Turner. 81.
NAYS.--Me'srs Anderson, B adj ey !,
Bren: Campbell. ConIii, Crawfo d Frank.
lin, Lambert, Leib, Pope, Robin, son,
Whiteside. IL.
The consideration of the bill was on
motion of Mr. Smith of Md. further post.
poned.
The several bills This day passed by the
House Of Representatives were read and
passed TO SECOND reading.
February s.
O, motion of Mr. Bayard,
Resolved, That the Attorney General
be requested to lay before he Senate a
statement OF the number AMI nature OF
the cases depending before the Supreme
Court upon writ of error or appeal from
the District court OF Orleans, aud also
information as to the extent and nature
OF the jurisdiction actually exercised by
said District Court.
The bill from the House OF Rep.esen.
ta,ives making appropriations for the sup
port OF the government Tor he year 1910,
was read second lime and com ni,ied 10
Messrs. Smith, (Md.) Anderson, Craw-
ford, Franklin and Goodrich.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill concerning Volunteers. And
sundry amendments having been propo-
sed TO it by MIR Bradley, it was agreed
that the further, consideration of the bill
be postponed till 10 nnorro~.
The Senate agreed after Saturday nex.,
TO NEE, in he permanent chamber lately
fitted up for The use Of the Senate.
| Mr. Lloyd laid on the table resolu ION
requesting Che President 10 lay before the
Senate the amount os dulles on impor,a.
tons from the aSedi errancan since June
30, 1905, and also The amount of dutv
accruins from the duly of two aRd hall
per cent. usually called the Med.terraoe.
an fund,
The bill fer the relief Of John NJ. Ssoat,
was read third time and passed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
February s.

Mr. Clay, from, Kentucky appointed in
the place Of Mr. Thrusto0, resigned, ap.
pea'ed and took his seat.
The bill an boris;ng the removal Of
slaves from one part OF the distria ofCo.
lumbia to another, and the bill for the re.
lief OF John N. Ssou, were passed 10 a
second reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
February I.

ihe Senate again took up the volun.
teer bill, and after discussion the Sena,e
adjourned without taking any question on
it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
January 81.

Agreea5,y TO notice, Mr. Bayard introa
duced bill relative to tn. district ceur,
of the United SAFES, established ia the
territory Of Orleans. Passed to a second
reading
The bin concerning commercial in.
tercourse with G. ca Britain and France
and their de2cndenc es, waT committed to
selcct cnmnutee composed of Sfessrs.
Smith Of Md. Crawford, Giles, Franklin,
Hillhouse.
The several bills yesterday read FIRST
time, were referred TO committees.
Mr. German sub omitted the following re-
solutions for consideration
Resolved, That provision be made by
law for protecting and defending by cor.
voy, the ships and vessels belonging 10
citizens Of the United S,a.es, loaded with
articles Of the growth, produce or manu-.
faeure OF the United Sta es, or territories
thereof, not contraband OF war, bound to
any foreign port Or place to which the
ships and vessels of the United S ates are
not excluded by municipal regulations. &
not beng actually b.ockaded by an armed
force.
Resolved, That the citizens of the u.
y. who shall put their ships or vessels
under projection Of convoy, of an armed
vessel or vessels as aforesaid, shall be per.
mittee 10 arm in their defence.
VOLUNTEER CORPS.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill concerning volunteer corps ;
bat, on motion of Mr Beyard, it was post.
poned for the purpose oftaking into con.
8 deralion,t he molten yesterday submitted
by MIR Pickering.
This motion was modified to read as
follows
"R=solyed, That the President of the
U. States be requested TO lay before the
Senate any information he possesses ren.
dering /, necessary or prudent on the
part OF the U. S. to augment its military
force"
The question on this resolution was de
cided as follows;
YEAS.--Messrs. Bayard, ChampIin,
G 7odrich, HllIhouse, Horsey, Pickering,
Reed.
NAYS. -Messrs. Anderson, Bradley,
Brent, Campbell Copdi,, Crawford, Frank
lin GsIhard, German. Giles, Gilman
Gregg lambert, Leib, Matthewson,
Meigs, Parker, Pope, Robinson, Smith
(Md) Smith, (N- Y.) Sumter, Turner
Whitehill. -24.
The Senate then resumed the conside.
ration of the bill concerning a volunteer
corps, aad alter discussion, adjourned
without taking question on it.
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N O TICE.

THE subscribers enclosed in letter dat
i ed February 27th, 1910, by mail, from
Jefferson, Culpspper county, to Mr.. ION
Wilhers, Alexandria, one hundred and thlr-
ty live dollars in bank notes as annexed be-
low, which letter has not yet been received
consequently it appears that the money has
been lost or mislaid therefore, it is request.
ed that poStmasters on the route will examine
their Offices and endravor TO correct the erros
or detect the offender. - ,..s,~ 49,.
One note, Virginia bank, no. 2s4S, dated
18th Msr.h, 1906, for twenty dollars. ~
One ditto ditto, 10. 1876, dated 4th De.
cember 1905, for twenty dollars. .,....,
One ditto, ditto, no. 543, dated 18th Fe-
bruary, 1905, for ten dollars.
One ditto, ditto, no. IT, dated 2sth De-
cember, 1909, for ten dollars.
One ditto ditto, no. 1877, dated Sd De-
cembef, 1905, Tor ten dollars ...
Oas ditto, Potomac, 40. al, dated 9th
Apri!ssl 500, for twenty dollars.
Ohe--iit,o, ditto, nu. rs. dated 10th Fe-
bruary, 1907, for five dollars
One ditto, ditto. tsupposed) no. Ssl, dated
Cd D cen bcr, 1904, for ten dollars.
Ono ditto, ditto. no. 25s, dated 18th No
yemner, 1905, for ten dollars.
One ditto, Columbia, no. 1874, dated 18th
March, $50 for ten dollars.
One ditto. ditto, no. 1853, dated 5th Sep
tcmbcr, 1903, for ten dollars, lS5 dc.
Pendleton and Filhback.
Jefferson, March ~, 1901
[April d
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
April S..

fx,. recsivra by 5AMLS KEN0Eo1'
' sen. bookseller, King street, ,.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

r&N AWAY frons the subscriber hr'ng
X mar Eairfax Court House, on the MIN
inst negro girl, nuned Nancy ,. !, s"U ~.
10 years oh, rather tall than onS'm' So.
lerabIc likely, datk complexion thin vlsase -
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RORERT GRAY,

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Lease ofScbaitian Spring Tavern
F9p SHE AY AUCTIOM7

WILL be sold on the premises on
w Thursday the 5,h Of April next, OF
10 O'Clock, precisely, the lnexPlred lease ot
;hc a.ove Tavern iiac!u;ing three sunmsrsl
with IS acres O.. Land, sviih o. avilhout tie
imnrovcmeHts. Further particulars at TIME
OF sale.
A, same time will he sold a variety OF Bar
Room Furniture, consisting OF gallon, halt
q lion, quart, piut and half pint Tumbicrs'
Common and Champaign wine. glasses, quart,
pint and half pint dccantcrs, common ana
china bowls of large and small Sizes, walkers
Of every description, patent lamps, and = Va
r;r,v NJ other articles, suitable Tor tavern
keering. Also, a smail stock OF Liquors, ,
S,oycs, orc Of lhcm very handsome, lew
Farming utensils, Grindslore, Horse ana
or, AMI two hue Cows Possession OF the
place MA be s'~en within 10 days trom day
OF sale.
NIB The improvements consist ola good
Dwelling House, containing rooms OH The
Iowcr floor, bc sides a family closet and bar
roo,n :: ana two lodging rooms above good
Kitchen, stable, II large shed, store house'
a dsir, bath house, fowl house, &c &c
March %
a~s- The Sale Of the above Property
is So,tboned until Thursday the 18Th
inst. .
April 5.