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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

The language of our government to
France Is, Dear good Napoleon, break
your treaty with us, burn all our SHIPS. des-
troy, and confscatc orr property, imprlscn
all The sesmen YOU can find, take from Us al
you please, DO with us what YOU please, ~.
for Cod's Sske let us be at peace with yca.'
To Great Britain they say, unless YOU admn
the principle OF the universal immu1ily Of
the American flag in merchant ships, osF
Minister shall leave your Court--we bsTe
taken the means of redress into our owa
hands Tor the Chesapeake attack-we have
issued proclamation against you've will
not render that Instrument: null, for the sake
OF any atorement from your wicked COVERT
incentive Will enter into an arrangement
with you, Mr.. Erskine, but we will tske
care 70 insert language in the ronespon'
dence, which shall prevent the contract from
beng fulfilled BY your government at home
AS 70 Mr.. Jackson, we are determined 70
have nothing to say % him. We viii frsi
mterd,ct him from our oral commuricatfn
with The Secretary Of State-we viii throw
lmPediments IN the way Of any future az,
Justment, or else Napoleon win be offendea
besides, we hGge directed SEA- Ar7asyors
NOTIFY TIE French Emperor that 5lr. Jaetssss
Svi!I be dismiSsed--So we must get rid q
nm with good grace as possible but d'-
mss hlm we must -Bogt. G4zS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
joyful News

Every account from Washington .rr...
that Congress would rise on the lst M,
and that after 6 months session. H.,
would have done nothing, as to our com.
merce. So that without doubt, that man
ster OF democratic folly, The Non.ir,e,
course Act expired last Tuesday. Thr,
the stupidity or perverseness Of I get If y.
mOcrdtic rulers has taxed this country ,nor.
than the amount Of the national debt. IN M
revolution, and ends in deserving Their NH
" plan, IN manner, which though fortune
for the United States, Is disgrace to them.
At an expense 10 ne national Treasrr, ~
bose TWO HUNDRED TH0USAEn
DOLLARSE!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

funded, f7r the supercaegoss OF the
Thomas Jefferson, which had $4,000
oisces OF nankins on board ; and the
smilax, which had a tull cargo on
board, have both certified, that those
s-ssels and CARGOES were BIZ RNl
5y thc trench. It is also confirmed,
that the stranded Americans were made
hrisoners by the Frenol but there has
not been a suggestion tat single a
merican seaman saved by the British
had been Acknowledgement.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

From W1shinntnr

"AFRIL g, l8l0.-The Committee
OF the Senate (Smith of Balls, sore
Chairman) has reported Mscon's No.
Bill, quite me,smorphosls. The
new bill says nothing about the so Der
cent. duties, nor the repeal ofthe Nom
intercourse hard-bargain, which is 70
be permitted to die natural death I,
merely provides for the introduction Of
English and French armed vessels. and
all intercourse viii such vcssrls fsy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
Burning Of american EesseIg.


We are assured by gentleman DER
fectly acquainted with capt. Folcer,
who has arrived at Newyork from Ca
diz, that when at home, CNantucket1,
Capt +. takes an active part, on all oc-
casjons, IN favor OF democracv-Yrt
because this gentleman has had the
magnanimty to DO Justice 10 the Brit
ish Admiral Puryis, for his great exer.
lions 10 preserve the lives Of American
seamen, and save American property
from destruction, his veracity has been
blown upon by his democratic friends,
and has Just ststement attributed to
high toned federalism.
\. Capt. Folger has never asserted on
his own information that the EngIisf
burnt any part OF the American vessels
which were stranded in Cadiz bay, buI
that q was, reported in Cadiz, theg hae
Durni such IS had cargoes on boart
which would be segyiceable 10 their en-
eRias. This report prsres t. Be IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

2 csToS, NAY q.

bUaICts NAY 4.
french Cruelty 10 .4merican Secnea
Yesterday FIr VIM Rogers, iun. ps,ses
through this town, ct his way from Calais.
(France), to Gloucester, his native place
Mr.. 4. was the mate Of an American schoog.
er, some time since reported 20 be captussc
by the French he vas carried into Calais.
where all the crew were imprisoned and
doomed literally to subYist on bread and va.
ter unless they would shin On board Of
French priYsteers. To avoid this state a
wretchedness, sll had shipped but one,
whom Mr. r. saw after he had submitted
70 this cruelty eight days, and he was tbes
determined 70 persetere. Mr.. II likewise
saw MIR. Low, toNnsman Of his, w
board French privsteer, where Ne had
been compelled n serve, year end half,
with the only slternStiye Of remaining, W
going to prison, to pine 70 death Oh brad
and water. We can deDend Oh our inlor..
msnt for the correctness Of these facts, vho
adds, that = great number of American sea.
men were in similar sitas'ion.
We shall make no comment. onlvthstthe
Duke ofCadore asserts that our government
have made no complaint TO the government
of France !--Rct9tory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

The ranks Of democracy are cnrnpleaue
broken up IN the house. They will not SAT.
fer Mr.. Randolph to lead and indee6 4
would be no honor to lead them. Sir lobn
Falstaf would not admit some of them I'M.
his company of foot and TOO many of them
are mere cyphers, hopeless of immortalag
being incapable Of claiming sufficient M.
tIce to be sent either to Hades or Elvsinm
The Vsrnums, Rosses, Fisks, Johnstons
&C. are wiling TO lead. but none to chez
Each thinks himself capable; yet each ~
his brothers is justly considered :ncsbabI.
IndependeEt A7ile7iraz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
New York General Election.
NETWORK, MAY !


The votes for Governor in this city, were
for Plat 2O00-Tompkins 1726-Federal
majority ga.
For Lieutenant Governor--Fish 1850
Broome 169i-Fed mai 459.
For Senator, Hatfield 1994-White 1865
Federal maj. $40.
1t appears that for tie Twelfth Congress,
Mr.. Mitchell had a majority Of sIeser over
Mr.: Coles, and Mr.. Coles -ffty-f~o over Mr..
Psuiding. The average federal majority tor
the Twelfth Congress 10 eLey-H.
Official returns are received from
Duchess county, which give federal maj
of about 100 votes
Assenbly-The federal Republicans only
wanted IS votes more than they had to car
ry in their tstoLe ticket aud the Demo.
Gratis wanted 2f7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

IateR T'9m Engi3nd.

LosDsN, Marco r7.-All parties
10 RniIa arc disgnited with Alex
ander and a war between Ruilia
and France is the eonitanJ theme OF
conyerfa,ion in Germany. A Liv-
erpool paper Of The 74th of March
fays, (" The RulIian Government has
conhfcatcd all the ell2tes Of Prince
Po;ocki Ill the Ukraine, in conie-
quencc OF his accepting comniiIion
IN the French army"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
4 SUB9EcT FaR Printers

The British Admiral Purvis. in the 5sy
Of Ca'hz, risking his life to rescue American.
tars and American properly from the iuy
OF hurricane, whilst Frcnchnen, Under he
orders OF Joe Bonapsrte, are plunging into
the surf to set fire 10 urvesseIs, wnish n.
kinder tempest had spared.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
More French Tllainy.

If any evidence is wanting, fellow
citizens, to convince YOU Of the vii
famous treatment Of the French to-
wards American citizens, read the
following afidavits
City Of Me1u-York sl.
|. Gilbert Fowler, late mater of
the flip Louifa Cecilia, do folemnly
fwear, that on the 4th day of Nov
ember lah, l let fail in and on board
the faid ihip with cargo of fugar
and cocoa bound on a voyage to Gil
Jon, in Spain.-That on the 2sth
of June, in fight of Corva, fell in
with four French frigates from
Nantz for Guadalupe, and was
boarded BY the Clorinda, Capt. St.
Cricque, who took me and my crew
out Of my fhip and Immediately fcut.
tied her.-And | further declare,
that | was put down in the fore peake
of the frigate to mess with the Boat
swain and his crew IN the hold, with
fome British prifoners-that / re-
NAMED on board the said frigatc un-
Ger three decks until the feveuth day
of December, when | together with
my crew, were ient on board the
Loire frigate, and were then put be-
tween decks with other prifoners
where | remained four days-that
there was allowed on board the Clor-
linda for I3 Americans, the fame as
was given to 7 Englifh prifoners,
which was Gx ounces of meat, one
pound Of bread and pint Of water
per day.
And further fwear and declare,
that during the time the Americans
were thus treated, the Britifh officers
who were prifoners, melted with the
French officers-that | was landed
from the frigate at fmaIl port, on
the ifland of Guadalupe and was
obliged to travel IS miles 70 Ba1a-
terre, together with my crew that
about week afterwards the Amer
leans were put into priion-the En-
glilh officers at that time, were al
lowed half guinea week to iub.
AT upon, and when Americans ap-
Piled for the fame were refufed.
And further fwear and declare,
that the captain of the Clorinda in
formed me, that the emperor's or
ders were to deiroy every American
vefel they mer with on their pafage,
Oh pain of death as he was deter.
mined to 60 to war with America,
if fhe did not declare war againft
England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

cause democracy las experienced d.
feat. Because a portion Of its ill-gol-
ten power has been wrested from ITS
hands - Mr. b. here makes several
pertinent remarks, which we have not
room fol-
In order to bring to Just punishment
these afro ,ious viulators of the law, |
do hereby promise 10 pay a reward OF
100 dol to any person that will
come forward and give me Information
Of any ont individual in the mob that
broke my windows, 50 that ! Can pros
ecute him to conviction.
MICHAEL BURNHAM,
40, Pl1ir street.
P.S. Since writing the above, find
that what was my fate last night, was
the fate of number of my fellow-citi-
zens. Mr.. Johnson Patten, a respect
able mechanic, living in Beesman-
street, had his windows stove in with
biIlets of wood, and the life of his wife
ieopardized. The windows in Mechan-
ic Hall, where the General Committee
of Federal Republicans meet, were al-
so broken, and number Of others.
A respectable gentleman has this
moment called in, who is willing 70
testify TO the fact, and says that he saw
Nathaniel @. Lngrdhanr, organizing the
mob in the street opposite Markings,
last night--paid three dollars for a
drummer, and was among the first who
assisted in forming the ranks.
We are happy to be informed, that
some of the villains who headed the
mob are taken, and are now undergoing
an examination before the police of the
city. EVening Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
GILBERT FOWLER.
S7vorn this 23d Abrh I8Io-Bet5rs
NE, ]. G. BOCERT, N. p.

CCabtaiu Francis 7sh0rd, Of Tx
J5ip Pbenir, 1Ubo 1Oas taken b. The llBis
J5igdfs, and bis Ibip dsfrged, tefifcs
to a Emilar c9urje Of Treatment sx6sr-
fenced BY bimffB and erezv.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

March 2o.-The Unifed States
frigate, John adams, has been d.
Tscted to b. IN readiness TO fail from
Cowes or Wednesday. Mr.. Pink
news dispatches will be forwarded
this day By Mr. Elliot, the frf
Lieutenant, who has remained in
London for that purpole. The John
Adams proceeds from COwes 10
F1avre dcGrace, where ihe viii take
on beard General Armlrong's def
patches to his Government. Indeed
II is iaid, that Gen. Armhrong HIM
felf will embark on board her, in con-
fequcnce OF the violent meafures re-
ported to have been adopted againlt
American property in France. Ac-
cording to this report, (uch prop
erty has been ordered to be fold, and
the produce velted in the Funds, un-
Gil the nature Of the relations be-
tween England and the United States
ihou,d be ascertained. General
Armfrong prelenteG ffrong re-
rDonfrance againit this measure. in
which he declared, that he could
enter into no treaty, nor hold any
intercourse with the French govern
ment until the property con6fcated
was Internationally reitored and
concluded by demanding padports.
This report is circulated upon the
authority of letters from Holland.
[Courier.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

MARCH 22.-The John Adams,
it is said, will sail from Cowes to-
morrow, with the uitim4tmn agreed
upon between Marquis Welleley
and Mr. Pinkney. 1t Is fuppofed that
the lare hottie conduct of France
and her dependencies towards A
merican fhipipg and merchandise,
has removed fome Of the obftruc-
lions to al arrangement between the
United States and this country. 1t
has been conjectured that the Min
liter, on the arrival of the American
frigate, on the coat of France, was
TO embark, and 10 proceed in her to
the United States 1t is true that
the frigate will touch at fone con-
veuicnt French port, 70 receive the
defpatches Of the General and II is
tot improbable thar they will con-
tain an application for his recall, but
be viii moi return until he receives
orders for thai eurpose from his Co
vernment. - [4a1,r1lg Chy5aicls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
Ertracf Of a letter from ne cGffGlE q

hrfracf q a letter fran he CGtfnH 4
Boston shin, dated Cadiz, hGrch ~
" We have experienced a very 'io-
lent storm here, and nearly every W
sci has received more or less damaGs'
My ship fortunately escaped with veg
little injury. In the height OF the ga.
capt. Linzce, Of the ship Triumph Y
"a guns, afforded me every assistance
IN his power, and offered me cables az.
anchors. He sent men TO assist me |"
rendering the ship as snug as possible
the better to endure the storm. ]
celved the aid wiki great pleasure
considered the conduct very iriendl!
humane"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

A paymaster, in the army OF tle =
States, has run away from his fe5
ment, and carried of part OF the ~
tents ofthe reginlentai chest. III
licec j. Of The NAM n.d lIl- OF i-leu''~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

ri'ed ar Naples, As IN Spain. 5 AZ
Trnis, and 80 in different ports Of
Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

Il is iaid that The Offers made by
Napoleon 70 marry a Rullan and an
Engliin Priucefs, had been rejected
Wit equal hautear both at St. Pc
tersburg and al St. Jsmes's.
The value Of the diamonds and
Jewels Intended to form the ebriH Of
ghc ncw Empress, exceeded four mil
lions Of dollars. Some Of the trim.
kets are publicly expoled i'll the win
dows Of the jewellers on the Quay des
Crleyres, in the Palais Royal, and in
the Rue de ST. Honour, TO the great
OBLIGATION Of the ruined merchants
aad beggaTtd population of France.
The nuptials are 10 rake place cam
onically OF the 2sth inf. The
Vienna papers already announce her
as EmPrels of the French the will be
accompanied to BTannau by the
AIchduke Charles.
The private purse of the new En-
prefs is TO be four millions of liVres
annually for whose dowry are az
igned befides, the revenues of Cal
lcia, and of the grand Dachy Of
Warfaw
The King Of Holland {Louis) il
J.port-d to be made King Of Portu-
fa, when / inali re conquered.
The er-qrsesu of Etruria will prob
abjf DC the bride Of Napoleon's
nspaew- She is isourbon, and filtel
70 Fccinand 7th OF SPaia.
Between Jane aud December, x 1t
Giins arrived At onningen from A.
mesica, VIZ - from Maryland, IC
froa pennfyIyania, az from Malta
chuf-'Fs, 3 from Nevyork, 6 from
.Fnsihtl. from Rhode Ihand, {
fsem south CaTs.ila ne fh;ps. ar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

- From the above statement, /
does not appear that the democrati,
contagion has extended u Connecticut
nat State is preserved like the land D
Goshen amidst the plaques Of Egypt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

-ez
is CoUScIL, January eth, 1870.
j. is adv'sed, That the operation OF the rule
pres ribed Tor the auditor by the advice of Couu-
c. ofihe 1osh Septembsr last relative 10 tho
authen'iea'ion Of claims founded upon orders or
ceri6Etes OF court shall be suspended mill the
La d'ssof March next.
Exaset from the Journal
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk ot the Council
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NEW AIIEiliCINE SIOI

NEW MEDICINE STORE.
THE Snbsc-ibers have recently taken sore 1,
near the Market Briage, op?osi;c MessFs.
White and Si,elton's. where ;hey Offer for sals
1 very gensrs. a<soTsslent of .TRJGS S ME-
DielYES q lew Of which are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

THE Subscriber beieg eT0-Ndls-
charge his debts, ofyrs iorfsalesAt|k
valuable Plantation, lying ~ A4nG &atbrN
y, ON Fizt Creek. containing ~ ~
200 acres, considerable quantity ss.-sciktth
is very ilgable meAd4w Had. Por tsrms
apply 70 W.T.
WILLY MURRAY.
Gfoys-Bscck, Ostebe. 1911, 1908.
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10y virtue oGa trust deed executed 5g
- Ctarlts NJ. Gillian to the subscriber,
bearing date the 1:gh day Of March 1909,
VIII be sold at yTnos. Cclleys' Tavern, in
Cartersvilie on Saturday tte 24kf4Ry of
February next, 10 the hIsl.est biHlE, for
c ish, two negro slaves, named LEXIS aud
SA4sLY, tor purposes expressed ia said
trust deed.
ARCH. TAYLOR. Trnsteee
Certcr,viile. Ian. SStf, 1BiO. 3w
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tied to Is 600.
LIST do. 18th do. $50 Tickets fro n
No. to No. $50, inclu-
sive.~
1st do. Goth do. $50 do. from No,
S51 to 500, inclusive.
1st do. 25th do $50. do. from M.
90 001 to 90. $50, incsu.
sive.
1st dos 3o,h do. $50 do. from No.
22,251 TO 22,500, inclu.
sive-
1st do. s5th do. Cash, IS GOO dol
lars.
Is, do. 4o;h do. 1000
ist do. 45th do. 25,Oc1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

First 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitied to
Ten Dollar Prize each.
az The drawing will commence in the
City oe New York on the third Tuesday
in April next, aud will continue to draw
600 Tickets each day (except the last day,
when there will remain 800 to be d@wn)
until finished.
Tickets, halves, quarters and eigfts for
sale at S. PLEASANrS IRIS Printing OIL.
fce, where all tickets sold may be exam.
med, and information obtaiaed re. pec,ing
the Lottery during The drawing, free of sx-
pense. Prizes la The B fillmore College
Lottery will be taken q: taeir full value
Tor Tickets in this Lottery, and the dii.
ference paid in cash.
Present price of tickets eight doll srs.
SHOULD the first number, OH tue sfsfSh
day of Drawing, Be either OF the numbers
from TO $50, inclusive, then, lin that Case,
the mex drawn number (nol one of these
numbers) shall draw, and DE emitted to the
$50 tickets, with the prizes and blanks taar
may be drawn TO them previous To the 10
day of drawing and III the like manner
with tickets for the ooh, 25th aad Se<,
days OF drawing; 81 thar a persoa5%ltn one
ticket II y draw OIc Thousand + ek=,a /.
Qaestion-.-How ? Answer szzSupposS NJ.
ll,l75, is tne property OF II. the first
drawn nunber Oh tn Is ia day o. GrA " .ys-
which will eati,.e Il To the nomoers from
l to 250---aRd tae fest draws nujnbs. on
the 20,h day OF drawing, may be No i75,
which W Ill entitie him 70 the nulnoers ira.a
25l 70 500. Tae FIRST drawn nuuber. o.,
inc 25th day. may be M. SIS, WIN. en- W.
eGtitle him 10 TIE numbers from -, OOi tn
% $50, inclusive and the first drasa
nu.uber, GA the 3oth day o. draw .ns, may
be one OF the $50 TICKETS ALREADY dr.w5i.
VIII en,itie hin 10 the nsnOers from ~,
$50 10 % 500 Yes, SIR, AID the thousand
tickets may draw On. huadr5d Thousand
Dollars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

RAEsi
alt Is surprising fact that even the A.
mericap People know bat little Of George
Washington. They have indeed beard
gFeat Geai Of his Pu5!tc Life oil his Mill.
tary Character, aad Political Tslen,s, out
hardly any thsnc O. his private Life aud
Virtues.
/" Many intelligent persons have ardent.
ly wished TO see a /aitbfui account OF k5e5c,
NJ, only as deht Of gratitude 70 him, bat
a. fac example 10 oar children.
1.-THE Aaibrr has performed this task
N very satisfactory mannSF. His dncc-
does OF Wash nsten preseG the supreme
excel encs Of religion, with the trailaevn.
dant dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi.
lita9y scsNes. The moral scusibiliiy ard
ge IS OF the writer warns the heart and
imagination OF his reaSers. His uesc up.
tive fancy pdiGts the o,c6sional s-encs II
Nature in pi,asiug vres'; while his Besh-
es Of cou.;e WI give IA agreeable relis:to
tnc niGd, aud render the 5, rious trd;as
more Impressive, especially On tae y,ssg
rS,der"
NI~H0LAS C0LLI;, 4
AAnisfeys Of the Ssg<ass Church,
PhjiadeHbiI.
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AlN CoUscIL, September 19th, 1909.
4 &N con>ider a,ion o the Export of the cow
mtee ~A1 esaninsd tine Aaditer's Office
itiSivised, ina, from aad as.es me LIST Gay of
January next the audior be iastysoted-in csc Y
case where any claim by virgo Of an order OF
Certificate o. Cpurt is prsseni sd 10 tim by per-
son wa0sc name Is nos ren 'ioned therein, to re-
9uise .ach rerson 70 Prciucs also an or3er or
power OF Attorney from Fs n.igiauai in WIN ,sc
favor spch orda. or certificate of court was
made together with AZ afilsvit of one witness
At least. Ger flied by q magistrate notary pab-
he, that such an in5iviiaal actually sigSfd aad
acknowledged the same II
Extract from thc journal.
DANIEL. HYLTON,
Clerk OF ths Council.
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FOH sale,

4 NEAT CHARIOT. of good work
N man,hsp andrmater,ais, and in ex
celien, coldiuon I, mas hanging braces
with plated Buckles, whip head kprings,
fashionable Ba.oushs coachnan sect on
springs. PLACED Door and COMM Han
dies, Inning fully stuffed and< nmsd.
p;a:ed Mouidings, and Venetian Blinds x
Classes to doors, Quarters, Back, aud
Front, aud plated Harness FOR pair Of
Horses. Fog terms, apply to Messrs.
:, WREN * ROBINSON,
Three doors below the Swan tavern
where the Carriage may be seen. #
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Less than 2 1 a blanks to prize; suo-
jectte deduction Of Is per cent. Prizes
payable so days after the conclusion of the
drawing
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NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur
y iher application to AL these VINO are
indebted TO the trustees Of the Rchm0ed :
cidt my, by sales OF lot cry tieke,s OF the
first ana y ond class and v1!uitlry sub.
scripuoHs, and ali such are hereby rsques.
ted 20 make payment 10 the subscriber t.
enable the bu-ldiug committee 10 pay all at !.
re4rs for work done, and 10 SaSocure
materials this winter in o,derftd4lFoceed
with the work next spring, itRei1ffor the
education Of our rising progeny, wi1eH orna 4.
nients iBd attaches them 10 republican prin.
ciples and gives a spring 70 liberty aud TO-
Dope Ddence. have undertaken the coliec
ton by agreement with Join Brock eubrough
and William w. Hening. Esqrs. the Other
members Of the committee appo uted by
board Of trus.ees. As the bUidfhg Of the
Academy las PROGRESSED ecu iderabIy,
latter r4Yself there will be but little trou t.
bel in obA lining the money for the purpose
Of carrying into easet SO laudabls an iGs,i-
81 ion.
ROBERT MITCHELL
Dgcberpber 9th. 1909. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06
Ire Aic3halized Acid,

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And preserving their original colour in all ca
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dipp ID ~ water; whiie wat, rub the hcii We
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s'aY Misrepresentation sponge of the CD apo.
siiion with clear water, AID wipe il Wish your
sp9age, dry tlem BY tic ere or sun. Those
VINO like them glassy, when about dry, mus,
rub thcm with piece or clean flannel.
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id, wholesale a,,d re,ah. by him, AID rcts.-
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pints Al - cents
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, enti.