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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-20
have been collected by Mr. Malconb Lang.

have been collected by Mr. Maiconb Lang,
anu are depos'ied in the museap OF r.ss
, university OF Edinburgh. Mr. Ne,li roa.io -
Gu win remark,ng that no doubt c.s1.A-os
entertainer that this vas the kind of ,n-
imai wn'cA had served as the pro otype
OF all the wonderful sea Snakes, whose an.
Pearance is on record: and that although
the unfortunate destruction OF tie sosc,.
men oy the storm may probably render il
'mPossiole 20 form correct generic
cnat on Linneah pr nciples, yet /.
piac should be an appendix ,ould
no refused to the Serpen. Ma.
rinus Is Of the bishop OF Bergen.
NArcHEz, June Is.
Nc fn by gensie nan from AZ.
ta Orleans Territory,9 that Ia
passing through the parish of Iberviile.
ne found encamped on the banks Of
the Mississippi, on the American side
a great number of French families
who had been driven from West Flo,
rlda, by order of the Spanish sovern-
ment. IL appears that three DAYS only
were allowed these unfortunate peooie
to dispose oftheir property and leave
the dominions ofhis Catholic Majesty.
Our Informant adds that ir WAS serious
~ spoken OF by the refugees to return
after they had found a home for their
famjes endeavor to overrurn the
goyspmdW of West Florida. we
douS4pee good will of these people
TO make the attempt, but we have too
much confidence in the foresight and
energy OF the acting governor of the
Orleans Territory, to suppose for a
moment that he will suffer an unlawful
enterprise to be undertaken within the
jurisdiction of his government.
We have it from good Authority. thar
our tiHeNavy is Immediately to rendez.
vouelq tamPson Roads, from whence thew
are Y san IN two dvlsione, uuder the com.
maedok @ommod1res Rogers aud Deca.
sur, MeRwo extremit,es of the United
State% There is TO be a small force un-
ger the command of Capt. Campb at
The U. s. frlgates President and United
States and brigs Hornet aud Syren. are
arrived in Hampton Roads.
Nor. Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-20
NATURAL HISTORY.

Remarkable Sea Moaster.-.Mr Neil
lately read before the Wernerian Natural
History Society extracts from different an.
thors extracts to show the existence of the
great Snake of the Northern Ocean. y con.
Guiding, by stating thas WITHIN a lev weeks,
a vast marine animal, shaped like a snake
S not described IN the works OF sys.ematic
naturalists, had been Cast ashore in Ork
ney. TINS curious animal, Ill appears,
was stranded in Rotheshoiags bay, ~ the
island OF Stronsa Coast Of Ssb.lt nd.) The
creature was dead when i&came on shore,
and the tail seemea,to hfye been injured
and brokea BY dashihk fnong the rocks.
Ths BODY fnsssaved fif9y6ve ieetn length,
aqa the circhnferenceb IF lae thickest part
,s,z s4ual.t to the gftT Of an O. 1ncy 90.
NY 1be head way DOT larger than th.t
Os# s4Al, and way furnished with tso
boy hOies. FROM the back non5er o.
ilanents reseh1khg IN texture tue SUB
siancc csilsd 4 Jan sea grass, hUn, doSn
IKE utane. On each SIDE OF tie body
we're tlttee large hns, shaped ike paws,
and josntcd. Before measares could be
taken Tor securing this rare ANN II ter the
inspection OF nataraiIsts, a violent tempest
unfortunately occurred, and beat the car.
case TO pieces, Some fragments, however,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-20
L 1,sss,sso

Which sum of Z 1855. $50, has been paid
20 the enemy OF our country, chiefly in she
c'ey yielding besides revenue to Buona.
parte. as follows
Duty payable on expectation 274 500 Quar-.
ters of wheat at ~ 1As sss
Da,y payable on expectation.
20, 200 quarters OF oats at IL. 81 1000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-20
HISTORY OF THE
A p T 1 S T. S
m VIRcINTa

n 4 ~
friends of the .ubscribsr, who hold
4 subscription papers for the above WORK.
are hereby Informed. that the printing is c,,nsi,
aefaoy advanced. and viii probably be flushed
ny the last of August He requesls, therefore.
mat lists OF the subscribers names may be senr
o.!NPy some safe private conveyance, directed 20
M Richmond. 10 the care Of NJ. Roberr
MhR. vs. the binding viii keep back The
30 short time, the FIST of September VIII
DC 80 enough to receive the lists. In the
means'me, there will be an opportunity 10 Cir
eua.e more extensively, those papers thar may
nave been neglected, Although it is his in .en 4
ton 10 send On, agreeabiy to the proposals, onl
copy extraordinary for every 10 subscribers and
10 the same proportion, fos a large number. vet
ne wishes his friends notro und:r,:and that he
views thus as an adequate compensation for
theS trouble. He believes them 10 have been
act rom motives of very different nature.
lie 5ns to be informed by the holders Of the
su2SSc<Puoe papers. to what public places they
wousu VII the books to be sent. For those Of
the adjacent counties, he can send them TO their
court houses, on couT days For those At yea
yer distance 10 some large Town to the care Of a
friend. Associations will answer az channels
Of conveya zee, where they sha b. no den sufF;
emily cary.
a large supply will be kept in Richmond.
RO 3. SEMPaE
[2p1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-20

consulsr certificates prescribed by diff
ferent royal orders. 1 transmit it 70
you for your intelligence. and tha. i,
may be strictl. Observed"
And by royal mandate COMMUNE
cate 1t &c your excellency for your in.
formation, and its accomplishment.
God preserve you many years.
H0RMAZAS.
Island of Leon, March 80, 1910.
CONSULAR OFFICE OF SPAIN.
Philadelphia, July IS, 1910.
The government of the regency of
Spain and Indies, has expressly charg.
ed It's Consuls residing within the U.
nited STATES, to encourage, as far as il
may be in their pc = err, tn. exporta,ion
OF Indian corn and -four to the ports
of Cailicia and 10 that of Cadiz. with
an assurance that at present, all such
speculations promise considerable ad
vansages, and particularly in the ports
OF Oallicia, where great scarcity of
provisions prevails at this moment.
lhe proceeds of all such cargoes NAV
be exported in specie, at the option Of
the concerned.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-18

ever his purpose TO hint at the m,s,
which produced II. M
This is not an original measure, r..
for its Justification on its intrinsic prom.
1t is measure Of retaliation, ;nt|uesa
previous violations of the usages DIVA,
the part of France.
Mr.. Fox introduces his eommun,,t
to colonel Munror by stating that /. I
king, taking into considerations the new ;.
extraordinary means rtsorsed 10 by ,h.1
remy Tor the purpose OF distressing \
commerce, of his subjects, has though,
to direct, &C."
These new and extraordinary mean,
sorted TO hv the enemy, consisted in tx
tempt to prohibit all trade to the conSfsl
in British manufactures, though thew 4
become neutral property. 10 retala,e \
extension Of the usages Of war, the cos,,s
trade ofthe enemy was prohibited.
IF we.cannot say that the previou, =,
duct Of France justified retaliation to
full extent, candor would at least dire,'
to say the truth. We ought, at all even,
to give the measure its real charactr
state it Us mere prohibition of the din,
trade from one port OF the enemy to a,
ther; and we ought also to acknowl,3,
that this was "a measure Of retaliation. Il
same candor would still more foreib'y di,4
us to pass over in silence The bIoek.d,a
Venice.
The National IntelIigeneer howevervi
his usual impartiaIity, loses sight Of
previous conduct of France, chooses 10 GO,
slider this me asure sufficient cause lorA
Berlin decree, and its existence as pro
of the insinceriy of England, of her i,
friendly disposition to the q. States. and
her having preceded France in the syspr
-ofaggression which is SO turiousIy press
by the latter power.
These positions are the best tina, cen
taken to defend the outrages Of France
they are such as an agent of Bonspaa
would dictate.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-18
NATCHEZ, M. t. T,ine IS

~
We learn by gentleman from hno,
cas-, (Orleans Territory that in passi
through the parish Of lbtrvile, he tounld
camped on The banks OF the Mississippi
the American side, great number
French families, who had been driven I'D
West Florida, by order of the Spanish 4
vernment. Isappsars that three days cd
were allowed che unfortunate people to d
pose of their property and leave the dom
Mons of his catholic majesty. Oar inform
ants adds that it was seriously spoken ctt
the refugees to return after they had !oua
a home for their families, and endrs,or
ovcrturn the government Of West Florq
We doubt NOT the good will Of this pecI
to make the attempt but we have too ma
confidence in the ioresigh, and therT
the acting governor Of the Orleans teTtE
~, to suppose for moment that he
suffer an unlawful enterprise to be uHa /
taken within the jurisdiction ofhis Sod
meat.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-18
Luke, Cannon'
Potomac Company.

.NTOTICE is hereby given. that an n
IN Meeting of the Stockholders ,srn
held according to law, at Brooks,' 1a'. ard
Alexandria, on Monday the 9Th day OF n n
next; when the proceedings OF the 10
Directors, with the Treasures accoon ,,iiDD
bursementsisin last annual meeth's'
submitted to their Inspections ,tots
By order of the President and Dlfes,
Jos. Carleton :. Cd,
Treasurer Potomac oO~ 1,a|
George Town, July 10. az
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-18
--:@ :~-
NORFOLK. fulu Il,

Arrived, brig Joel Dickinson, Wolf,
don, Is days from Martinique. L.
number of American vessels, name. d
Observation-Disclosures dull. Flour So BID
IS, pok 1s, corn per Dbl. hams IL +!
IS cents per 10. Pease and beans in dsm4
at S 10 PEI barrel.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-18
Twenty Dollars Reuu1G

RAN AWAY, On the 4th of last nsj
from the subscriber, living in Prince WIFE,
county, near Dumfries, Virginia, a VI
man, named JEFFERY, 90 or 80 wears
about feet or 8 inches higE-he is SV]
maker by trade, has got remarkable So
his forehead occasioned by the kick "
horse, which was trepanned-hc was 81;
few weeks ago on the road about twep|
from Hay Market. Whoever secures 'h
fellow SO that / get him again, shall s'
the above reward.
Luke Cannon
Tune a4-s7 d6,lsrs
'p Mr.. M'Intire, of Ieesburg, fha
Thompson, cfFrederick-T Town, arc rs y,
ed to insert the above advertisement Nv
times in their respective papers, ano 7
their acco UNITS to this Office fer payne"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
Ebe ponitYr.....No. XLIIt.

Cor then Rsrk is not as or Rock eSer OR
enemies themselves being judges"
Iii AT the Christian religion Is superior
10 any system which the ingenuity of man
ever has or ever can devils, is truth 70
which ln6Geiity itself has sometimes borne
testimony. Many moral systems have been
framed in order to exalt human eneieasors 10
the rank OF a Saviour, but all come far short
or mat comprehensive lesson Of Christ
As ye would that men should do unto you,
40 ye the same unto them" Were volumns
70 DC written on this short sentence, which
I'D itself comprehends the whole system Of
e'hicks, it would only serve to s. dsrken
counsel with words without knowledge :"
1t was the opinion of the learned DR. Full
iertha Infidels themselves borrowed their
pretended morality from the word Of God,
Notwithstanding their pretcnces 70 indepen-
dence hence, says he, having grazed IN
the PASTURES of revelation, they boast of hay-
ing grown fat by nature" But there are
more refined Infdels, in these days, who
would start at the term Iafdesty, in as much
as they pretend to believe tile Scriptures,
tthat IS, IS much as they can comprehend)
and take the word of God for their rule OF
living. take the liberty of calling these
men Infidels, because lley either degrade
the second person in the glorious TRINITY 10
acreated and onscquentiy'a dependent be-
ing, or else they axpect to reach heaven by
their own good works /, N either case ma
KING the cross of Christ ct none etfe CT
There Is one test to the truth of Ci,ristisn,ty.
yeato the truth of experimental relgiu.'
which must carry conviction to the minds OF
the most hardened. This IS the ses'n Of D.
pen and avowcd infdels. Death is sln-
cere hour. AS the supports OF animal hie
are Withdrawing, and lhis wor recedes
wllh I'll It's enjoy menls, the Christian drops
his hold on this life and
/" High IN his faith and hopes. look how Ae
reaches
After The prize in view and ike bird
That's hamper'd, struggles hard 70 get
away"
And - il SD with those who in their lives
pretended they bad minds superior tn rel
gIon The heathenish death at The teas.,
Paine, the supplied exit of Hume, who'll
ruth d,ed As foul dicth, Tie Agonies u
Vol.aire and Newport, The confession III
Rousseau. and The tears ofpenl-ch- A0cAOs-
Ter shall .nswes sAc question.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
FRESH GOODS.
Z. STEVENS,

Eftbaags ofrest,
IJAs Jul received haud(ome aiiortmsnt
A Of Fancy and Staple GOODS: fui,able
Tor tie preient aud approaching feator-A-
sz0rg ubisb ore tbe foiIs7Uing
Bull, or ange and pank Canterbury Mullins
fupertne fafhionab.e plaid Ginghams--
Scotch do---common do---hne London prints
common Caiicoes-lndia do-6n Cd cam
briek Dimoties-s-I common Go-4 and
and ia Briuih ilaeeting do--6-4.
a. and 81 white cotton Canlbri cks-6-4,
a. aud Sd black do--tlate, olive, and pur-
ple--6-4 red twiii 4 do--Fzwn do-pl4in
kaliao Luffrings--black white and coiored do
black iatin do--white do--white 81 color q
ssrceue;ts--bIack Canton Crzpe-I.alian do
-r-6-i white iiIk Lace--5- 1 blsek do
n o1yisy Of
Fancy Mu[Gns-IndIa book do-Thre2d Edg--
ings-Co,ton Lsces-blaek and white ace
.Armieis-s-s. "A and Sd Shaws--biaek
fix Observation-Disclosures do white cot :
ton do figured lace muffin do--vhite black
aud 1ae colored 6ik Hofe--late aud black
worried do childrens do--Ted Socks--loag
whstekid Cloves buff do black White and
co'ored fhort do-gentlemen's nix cotton
and leather da-white aud yellow marking
Canva.s--blatk and white MIileneit-- long
Lswn--4-4 and rs Linens -Engisih and
kulIian DiaPsrs-Tabie Mats -Riboous--
Purfes--biaek, brown, icsrlet, nlaroon, fawn,
zlaie sad green Bombozetts--6- black FIan-
neI--5-4 white and yellow dc--7-s white,
black, red. criinio green and yellow do--Ted.
fawu aad black pelice do--eollon Umbrellas
furniture Chiutzes-bed iaee--Sswing Silk
cotton bsIs--bels hack cofton--Pias--
Needles--Hezrth Brnihes--Carpet do
PaitehosrdA chidren's red worried SHOES
blue Nankesns-hght do Gs. Ts.
O<lSsv 29 ~.. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
~iseglhnv.

Dean for G6eraftsg siase.--Wiu-
lam Smith Of New-Yurk, was lately
executed, pursuant to q sentence of
death, at Savannah Georgia. for aiding
and assisting in The escape of negro
woman from her master. Georgia is
a republican state---otherwise we could
not consider this as republican act.
A law which inRicts death Tor such am
offence, in a country, where the rights
Of humanity are Profrssedly respected,
must certainly be sanguthary law -
But perhaps Negroes, so black and ug-
ly. are not entitled to The equipment OF
those rights Ii so--tha, alters the
case. A revision however, of the PEN
al code of Georgia, one would think,
might be favorable to the Cause ofhu-
manIty, withouGany serious invasion Of
republican principles - Wcshys.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
LARGE BIBLES CHEAP.
J4G sst4ivsi ar: t0y sa'e q
S. PArTtN'o Bookltore,
No. 10, Jones Row. Exchange Itreet, add
S. Winchetter's Bookitore,

AfiJile Street,
A " 'ertenfve aforiment large and FINAL
= BIBLES Alto, a great variety OF mn-
rs'laneous Werks, among which are many new
publications, viz. PRECEDENT Motifs works !;
"Refuisl; Abbot on fhippiug; sIpterefsing
Tales; Villsgs Paftor; John Bells Anatomy,
and surgery; Criminal Recorder; Diers
Aflihan'; CATS Journal; Manners ard Cuff
CONS 'Devii IN Love My Uncle Thomas
Oberon, Lady Of the Lake; Tales Of real
bic; Le,'ers Of Pliny; 'Mavor's P'utarch;
Briiiih Cicero sc.
Seb00l Books and Stationary,
: Clengymans and Farmers ALMANACKS.
Lees Pateht Family Medicines.
lae above articles fold at the lowelf Bof-
tor prices, who'eiae and rets,
Books with this mark are deligued
ioF the clrcu'aang Library.
October 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
TIE S9UEAKINc GHOST.

III o[OE AA%NC u MO- a.
Il tale, r7ritoted from the German, aceording
70 The true aaa genuine principles Of t5e
horyifc.
The wind whistled loud farmer Dobbin's
wheat stack
Fell down (! The rain beat 'gainss his
door
As he sat BY the fire he heard the roof
crack
The cat gan to new and to put up her
back
And the candle burnt-just as b5foret
The farmer exclaimed, with a.piteous sigh,
"To get rid OF this cu-s'd noise and rout.
Wife gle US some ale" His dame straight
did cry, y, ,,.
Hemed and couched three times three,
then made this reply ~
al can't nun ~ Why Cause the eask's
out? -, A.. -,
BY the side of the fire sat Roger Gee-ho,
Who had finished bis daily vocation,
with Ciceiy, whose eyes were IS black as a
sloe,
A damsel indeed who had never seid No,
And because she ne'er had an occasion
All these were alarmed by loud piercing
cries,
And were thrown IN terrible state,
Till opening the door, with wide staring
eyes,
They found to their JOY, no less than sur
prise,
"'7vas the old sovt fast suck in a gaze :"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
WILLIAM SWAN.

NO. 8, Union RorO NiatVs fret,
HAs received freth STOCK of SEASON.
4 4 ABLE aud Staple GOoD5-together
with large fnPpIy of E
~. I. GOODS t.. GROCERIES.
Fyfon, Hyfon kin ADD
Souchong iea.,
Barcelona Brandy
UPLAND Cotton
Good Windward llaZd Rim
Frefh Raifins
Loaf sugar
LrfbnD * Liverpool Salt
Boowu and &c < Hag4nra Sugars tie sSe
WINCH will be iu!d reduced prices for call
or on oredit--Aiio for iale a. above, a gen
ersi aIiortnient III India cottons a, Bolton pri-
ces--sud good sdortmenr of Providence Cot
ton warp, Cheeks, Stripes Gc.
Porfiisd O9.bsy 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

INFORMS. that, being unable 20 recon-
j mence his profeflionsl prs0,ce, it is bis
Intention TO remove from this town 10 eight
r., ten DAYS. he therefore requeas rhnf-
Who hsvsauy derprrds .ags,nn HIM, 10 pre-
Yest them Immediately, that he may di.ehasge
,Lem thofe vino, are indehted, lac PERFUMES
will pot fail to embrace this oppor,uuy.
tbe lait thev prohably will have Of rnakicg a
s,1,,emeut with BIN. on 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
REMOVAL.

CAMuEL RICHARDSON informs hi,
- friends aud the public that he has reno
we'd from High Street, aac taken thar large
and coalmodsous houis lately occupied by
Mr. jeremiah 1 odd in Market-fqnare. where
ne ihould be happy 10 wal, upon his friends
--fie> ,Ssw,ls will entertain ftrangers and
travellers a. ufuai From the central n uztion
o. nis hoIie, ne hoPes fos flare OF their pat
EeDage.
~ .. a numlsr of Centler en- can be ae-
esumodated with Boarding ON Reasonable
fcTms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
-Ssssssysrs. Is's "a .HU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

The fubfcrIber hereby gives public norice
TO all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfslf the truil
Of admlaiitr alrix on the eiIAe Of
Bella BLANCHARD,
late Of Northyarmouth, in the county of Cum
bertrand, Marner, deeeaftd. by giving bond a.
the law direas--fhe therefore requefts all
perfons who are indebted to the Eaid deceaf
eds ell4te, TO make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands lhereon, to er-
hibit the fame 70
DORCAS BLANCHARD.
OS7 rs, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
Cooattne, bLp tormed.

=; 0DT"t 'fSS0t Jf|.P - E'eH'
IOHNA THAN GAGE respectfully inforr.s
! hi. friends and the pub'ic, that he has for
s,ed conne rion in buaneis WITH MIR. Thomas
cbsdvick, and ,ha' the budneis 10 future,
will be conducted uadsr tie arm Of y
Thomas Chac wick K Co.
!. the Store lately occupied by fad Gage at
20. ,, Centrsl Row, Fore itreet, where they
offer for faie, . general s1ortment OF
SHIP CHANDLERY
Cordsge fuppfied by the Gang, or fnlaiIer
Eaanti.iss on the mott iI6eral terms.
IONA. GAGE
T1O'S CHADWICK.
a. b All peflons who have unfettled se-
counts with J. Gage. are requeited 10 cali and
sdjult the lame at the above store.
October 20 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
SETH CLARK.

Estbage Sheet,
LAS jan received an additional aiIortmsnt
4 of
BroaScctbs, KfxJtymyes and Hunters
Cloths,
OF various coiors among which are } piece
Of iupcr fuPer6ne black, and do. do. blue
Wei country Broadcloth--TogelLer with
Trimmings Of all kinds.
he continues to carry on the
TdILORING BUSINESS,
on fcsle adeau te TO the immediate erecs-
ton OF ali commands enti ulled 10 his care,
Portland, O7. 70. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
NEW FLOUR.
William Crofs.

William Crofs,
Nc s, Long Wba,f,
LAS JUN received aud now ia.lding from
= = fehr. Ruby,
zoo bbls new fuper6ne FLOUR,
loo bsls. fcratch'd do.
100 half bbIs. faperGne do
The above 10 warranted 10 be from wheat
Of Ih,s year growth.
hLto IA Ssers--
200 pufhels OF white Rock SALT,
Is bbi' of Bone Aiiddlings, aud one Hog
PORK,
10 kegs Virginia Fig TOBACCO,
Chein Of Hyion SKIN * Souehou, TEAS,
RUM aod BRANDY.
CsJslsr (, 1870. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
SHOHES.

CAST aud lleet iron STOVES, fuitable for
- Storts, Cabins, School-houfes. or kitchen.
.flo-Tiu and fleet iron Fupneis--pate-t
Issanned Houle Lamps OF different kinos--
l,ain aud Ja2anned ! m Ware a. Diuai, oppo
lite Union Row, Middle n:eet, Portiand--ai
ibe fore of NATHL. CROSS.
O7zLs- 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

GmldhGN-1uesday, Platonfr fair,
who live for each other, and who scorn
the shacktes of nla,rinsony, exhibited
reciprocal complaint against each other
'for assault. The gentlcman stated,
that the fair enslsver of his heart occa-
sionally coD,6ed his hair with a fhree-leg-
sed stool, and 6athed the veins of his
temples with t0ker !; but, notwith-
standing all this, he was desirous Of
living and dying at her feet, 50 deeply
was he smitten with the irresistible
Sharms of her person.
The lady, ON the contrary, denied
that she had ever touched hair Of his
head, and signihed that the hapPlest
hour Of her life would Be that on which
she saw her render loyer, was continu-
ally placing her eyes in hay mourning
by kicks OF his fstes, laid in the 6oSonz
OF his grandmother, long since consign-
ed to her parent eael.
The magistrate recommended sep
eratioD and dismissed the complaint.
L9hl. ilLp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05
COLLEGE LdNDS.

IN Frseburg, Turner. Paris, Livermore, Off
held Harrion, Poland, Baldwin. Run,ford
lay and WllIoR, in tots numbered, As iziely
publithcd in this Paper, for "a by the fubfcri-
Der al Ia. olEise "a Portland.
. PkkNTl.S MELLEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-05

4 Founding A female Child be-
tween three and four years old, was
found on Fitzsimon's-wharf, OH Mon
day morning, during the fire. She
says her name is Margaret Foster, and
that her mother lived in linton stFeetg
This interesting little unfortunate, has
been advertised in the public papers
but no one mas yet claimed her 1t is
therefore to be unprecedented that her
mother periEhed il the Games,
Charleston S. c. eGter.