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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-21
AMOS ALLEsYc.

A T the New York variety Shoe Store,
~ inforrrs-the ladies that he,has just re-
tees, Walking Shoes, sc. sc. &c. Sw
a Dece mber IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-21
9itDmntfh ierite Current.
(coRRRcTED WEEKLY

CASH.
d. C..
TOBACCO, 8: 500
WHEAT LsEw1 So : ! so
FLOUR IsupzRFINK1 8 IS
FLOUR IFIKE] =. s75
CORN, 90
HEMP, PER TON, $50 co
IRON, 10 90
BAcox, co 10
PORK, 5l2a7 co
4 wHIsKEr, 90 So
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-21

Containing 400 acres, more or less, lying
on White Oak swamp. about II miles from
Richmond. The Land will be shewnto rany
person wishing 10 purchase, by Thomas
Goodman, living On the premises. The
terms &c sale wi! be, one third cash, and
/ for the other two thirds, credit of one
and two years; bonds with security to car
~ interest from the day of.sale, and 8 deed
of trust On the property. TO secure the pay.
ment cf said bonds and interest, will be re.
quired By the
Administrators.
18th Mo. IA, 1910. ids
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30
I. T. RAMSAY,
AttorneV ct Law.

.6ttorney qt Lazu.
Intends practising the Law in the
Superior and Inferior Courts of Lou
doun County. He will settle at Lees
burgh.
Aug, IL.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30
C2. 9,946 %

Upon discovering hy this report, ihattht
business of this sort is transacted "in con-
tormit, with instructions received Gom&
department q state" application vas mad:
by the committee OF ways and means tolha!
department, for the necessary into'matIoF,
and the following answer to that application
was received frcm Mr.. Robert Smith, ST.
cretary OF state.
Department Of State, april So'
1910.
SIR,
had the honor to receive your letter Of
the 2S.h instant, covering a report OF u:
secretary of the treasury, On resolution"
the house Of representatives Of the 25j M'
relative to advances of public money 10
William Short, and stating that The com,
mittee of ways and means, had directed
you to ask for such information as MAY "
in possession Of the department OF state r.
lative thereto, and particularly, BY S'"'
authority the same has been paid 10 him.
In reply to this enquiry, have the NG'"
to inform you, that the late President ol''S
United States, during the recess OF c0n
gress, commissioned Mr.. Short as nlIn'V'
plenipotentiary to the court of St. Pf'S''
hurgh, that Mr.. Short Proceeded TO L"Is
on his mission in October, 1908, that, 90
is usual On such occasions, a credit 10y ' o..
ter dated September e4th) was oPen'o )"
him by the department of state, w''' Wv
bankers Of the United States ct A!''Ss"
dam, and that he has, in virtue OF this ''s
dit, according to his statement, drawn '"'" WIS.,.
ty thousand, two hundred, and seven'y'0''
francs.
have the honor to be, with grea1''
spect, your most obediert servant
(siened) Z. SMITH
WILLIS AIsToN, Esq.
This sum, by Mr.. GalIatin's report
mounts TO THREE THOUSAND, NINE '' -,
DRIED, AND sEVENTY-E1GHT DOLLARS fla IL,
FORTY CENTS. If Mr.. Short was i's%:
entitled to this, or indeed any sum- ~ n.
tue of this appointment, we see not way ,, =,
was not legally entitled to 1900 oo"'
that is, 5000 dollars for year S sa'", IS
1t he was rot entitled to any thing, ",' Io-
a disposition of nearly four ,housana . con
lars of tie public money, by Mr. en nIae,lg
without any provision by law, and o''''''
in the face Of The constitution.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30
The Founding of the Forest.

81 Nm Din,6nd, author Of .4drian and Oril!d,
Hunter Of tie .dltS, sc. rs performed in
London, PhiiaGeLhhia, he7v York, and Bal
'imorc, saith the most distinguished sthIause.
Tie scenery, dresses and decorations entire
" new Dresses By Mr.. Maccn66in.
The original A1usie by Nelly. .4ccOn4an.
aaeats BY ". PeIAsiere.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30
n REMOVAL.

ID OBERT GRAY has removed his Book.
IN and Stationary Store to the north side
Of King street between Royal and Pitt streets
nearly opposite the Washington Tavern.
August IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30
Mr.. Cone

Count de Valmont, Mr.. Cone
Baron ia I 0ss,seitJtsr
Gdeft!ed by deTuimont, Master Barrett
Bertrand, (Yaict to
LOngueptHe) Mr. Hardinge
L'Eclair Yolet to
fIorian) Jefferson
Gaspard Gan old do
nestle Francis
Sanguine BraUoes in the tay2 Charnock
lie NoigeS Of LOnguepiAe, Harris
Geraldine (niece TO de Mrs. Jefferson
Rosabelle (her 10 Mrs. Wilmot
Monica Can old Pea Mrs Francis
Sant
Unknown Female, Mrs. Barrett
In Act I'd, the CASTLE GARDEN, Dc
corated for Fete. In the centre an open
temple fancifully decorated with Flowers,
Trophies, sc.
A CHARACTERISTIC BALLET,
By 81. Warriors. Composed by Mr.. Fran
C1S.
Girls enter as Wood Nymphs, who sur
prise and disarm the Warriors-they remove
their arms and replace them with Garlands.
Combat between two Boys habited as War
riors.
Act ed, represents the Banks of the Rhine
Thy Moonlight, the river flowing at distance
---on one side Pavilion extends obliauely,
through the lower window of which light
appears on the opposite Bower of Lattice
work entwined with woodbine.
TO srhich 7uiH be added, FARCE, in one act,
(yNeUer Performed here)
CALLED
Halt an Hour after Supper.
Mr.. Sturdy, Mr.. Hardinge
Mr. Bently, Master Barrett
Captain Berry, Mr.. Downie
Frank, Wilmot
Miss Elizabeth, Mrs. Jacobs
Mrs, Sturdy, Jefferson
Miss Sukey, Wilmot
Miss fabitha, Francis
Nancy, Seymour
Doors to be opened at six and performance
20 commence at o'clock.
" Tickets to be had at the Theatre, a
Dir. snowden's Printing Office, and at Mr.
Brooks Hotel, - eva
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

IT, The Public are respectfully informed,
that in consequence Of tie very fatterins'
reception the Founding of the Forest"
zUas honored zOith on its first representa-,
ton (ana at the request ef several IadieC
it emAbe bertormed again,
iron POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME THIS
SEASON
On thursday Eusnsng, Aug. 80,
Will be presented celebrated NEW PLAY,
in acts, linterspersed with Songs)
CALLED
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-30

Wet Nurse Wanted.
WANTED Immediately, # Vet Nurse,
either white or black.
Afhly toth Printer.
August %. 5e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17

ing more than the full value for the-papcr
because, by all accounts the bills passed
from hand to hand, in private transactions, at
sixty or seventy fer one
The designs Of the inhabitants, in prescrv-
'hS IT'S credit as much as they can,s are very
goo'l and laudable. The designs are, that
hotn ro'-, 1ssNsss "a Fixed and certain. medium
that every iiaan msy have an eIuH l,ss..s-
from his industry, and for his odiEics0s
that private and .puhIick debts may be justI{
paid ;snd that every man may pay m cqutk
and proportional share Of the publick cxper~
ces. And this is their design inprcyentinK
its increase bccansc il is impossible, a tho
quanliy is increased. to prevent the 6eprtcir
ation-of the whole III circulation, K \. Y.
They realize il in various vays Sonae4
have lent it 10 the publick, and received )oan~
Office certificates for It, upon Interest," which
are to be paid in proportion 10 their value il
silver at the linrc Of their datcs---Somc pur-
chase with il the produce OF the country,
which they export to the West. Indies, and %
Europe and, by this means; supply tho
French and Spanish fleets and armicsx 10th
upon tho continent Of America, and the
West India islands !; others purchase MGR
chand:zcs imported with IL; others purchase
bills Of exchange upon France, Spain, &c.s;
others purchase silver and gold with i and
others purchase houscs---O Othcrs have poid
their debts With il, TO such degree, that the
people OF America were never so little M
debt in their private capacities, as at present.
hnyc the honour to be, SIC. "
JOHN ADAMS.
Mr.. Kaikocn. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17
LETTER XIII.
.ams'erdGm, 0es05sr 90, 1880.

SIR,
Your thirteenth enquiry is, ~Of what re-
soarcss SOU cS might America hereafter still make
There are many resources, yes--u..,.---.
which would certainly be explored, if Amer
ica, should be driven 70 the necessity OF
them
|. Luxury prevails in that young country,
notwithstanding all tho confident assertions OF
the English concerning their distress, to a
degree, that rcrcnching tIlis alone would en-
able them 10 carry on the war. There arc
expenses in whcel-sarriages, horses, equip
age, ftrniturc, siress, aHd~thc liable, which
might be spared, aud would amount to enough
10 carry on the war.
Q. The Arcricans might, and, rather than
the EngIshshouid.prevaiI against them, they
would be brought to impose duties ppon ar
ticlcs of luxury ,9nd Sonvehiencc, andseven Of
necessity,.as has-becn' done by all the nations
of Europe, an. not able atprcsent,and upon
memory, TO entertain you with accurate cal
culatons but In n'generarit may be said with
certainty, that If as heavy duties were laid up
on articles of consumption and importation
as are laid in England, or even in Holland, it
would produce q revenue sufficient to carry
on this war, without borrowing at all. hope,
however, they viii never come to this:
am clear they need not. Snch systematical
and established revenues are dangerous 70
liberty !; which is safe, while the revenue de-
pcnds upon the annual grants of the people,
because, this secures publick economy.
8. III there should be hereafter any acccs-
sion to the population Of America, BY migm-
tions from Europe, this will be fresh re-
source because, in that country Of agricul-
turc, the ability to raise revenue will bear a
constant proportion to the numbers Of pco-
pie,
A. There are immense tracts Of uncultiva-
ted lands. These lands arc all claimed by
particuIsr States but If these States should
sccdc these claims to the Congress, which
they woSld do in case Of necessity, the Com
sress inigh zeli these lands, and they would
bcconic;a gr3rf resource no paan can say
how great or how lasting.
IAerejsa great deal ofi. plate IN Amcri-
Ca and Skc were dtiyen 70 .cxtremiticS,
the iadihs assure you, skay4 patriotism e.
noug 6givcnp their plate ~ lex,
rather tlan lose their htsydes, pgfhf lny
|.greaFh Fhaz zard pfit ~ ", rs NV n
k another rcsohfccI still. The
af : carried ON by means Of a Huctu-
stihs ymedium of paper money. The war
hfb fbccn carriedS1np in this manner hitherto (;
k66G Firmly beli8Sc, if the people could not
htd better way,they would agree to call in
all the paper, andict it lie as a demand upon
the pubIick, TO be hereafter equitably paid,
according TO its Huctuatins value, in silver,
and emit new bills, to dcpreciatc and carry on
the war in the same way. This, however,
would occasion mary perplcxities, and much
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17

HONEST AMERICAN FEnERAlJsM
s The Poiiticof and Commercial ReSistrr, Of
Philadelphia, edited BY Major JAoxsoS' has
ever been decided, inflcxibIqund high.toiacd
federal print. u was established Tor the OK
press purpose 6f cosnaeracting. the RepubIi-
can tendency 1f the .darorasr But Major
jackson is an .d,nsrica3p sentiment, as well
as BY birth; and he was, too, an otiicer IN 7
that army which, under the guidance Of God,
,aua Of Washington, achieved oureinScpcn-
dence. On the first appcpgance i4 the Aa-
fioadl fclHgfncer, ,of tho account oFJackgor,
ythc British ,ninters's contumelious and vn-
pardonablc breach Of decornm towards our
government, Major Jackson, in his ednoriaI
capacity, took american ground, as our'rcad-
Fers smay rccollcct some wclI-&irncd rcsnari.g
which we copied from his Regfsfsr, on thai
occasion. Several other federal Editors had
me honcsty, the patriotism and the indepcn-
'dcicc to express themselves, at the same
time and in the same strong and unequivocat
terms of disapprobation, in relation to tho
vulgar, rude and undigniHcd conduct Of tho
British Minister--and for this they were re-
pretended by Coieman---and those puny
MINISTERS who, i'll this State, follow his lead.
- But it appears, that Major jackson despises
the character Of TRAITOR, and isrcsolrcd
70 cyincc his fidelity 10 the cause Of hiscona-
try.1 After view Of ali the documents laid.
before Congress, he comes out a aec0ntl
time, in the following article, upon F1ruc ~
r,erican ground. owhonourable, how mar
naninlous is.slch conduct, ;wiIen <co{z31)afe<f
!, ,;dt rho boast Of patrio ~ vAinh they
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17

your thirteenth enquiry is, I" Of what re-
sonrcfs SOU cs might America hereafter still make
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17

There are many resources, yer- o..s.---,-
which would certainly be explored, if Amer
ica, should be driven 70 the necessity OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

.Er!ract Of a letter from a gentleman ia
Goftenbarg, to hl8driend ia tbs toUn,
dated October S, 1910.
Twas up to town yesterday, the FIRST
time since fortnight, and here you
have the news in photographic stiIc
Casnafty.-An American ship few
days since, ran down Danish gun-boat
IN the Belt, and all on board persisted.
Oatrage-A Baltimore schr passing
Nybourg lin the B=lD was fired at from
the Fort, and sunk. The crew saved.
Offset A brig bound from hence to
london, commanded By an American,
under Portuguese coiDrs, was attacked
BY Danish gun boat, Of the Scaw,
and beat her of, with the loss Of Of
her crew-the brig returned here yes
teraay.
Ramoafs Iii is said that Bernadotte
has obtained leave TO march forty thou
sand troops, BY 5000 al time, through
Hoistein and Zealand into Sweden, and
that he and his suit will arrive at Stock
holm the last OF the present month";
And it is further said, that Napoleon
has minated to Alexander, that as the
Prince OF Ponto Coryo is chosen sue
cessor to the crown of Sweden, be must
give up Swedish Finland.
II is supposed the king of Prussia
has abdicated his throne, because his
queen is dead--or rather because the
tgince Of Neufchattel wants it.
Shameful Rect One of the reasons
siiedged by the Danes for the condem-
nation OF American vessels, is, that as
our government do not demonstrate, il
Il presumpIiye evidence that the trade
IS English and illicit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

The December term of the District
Court, for the District Of Maine, closed
III this town on Tuesday last, after
session Of one week All the actions
that were decided, with one exception,
we're brought on copies of bonds, given
- Jeremiah Clarke, late Collector of
the Customs for the District OF Yorh,
70 secuse the payment Of duties. The
copies were made out from the minutes
Of his monthly and quarterly returns to
Washington. There was not ! solitary
case, il which il did rot clearly appear
49,, Ciaie i!at received fu.l szs,s.ec-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

We renew oar accommodation 10 ou
re 2dets, 20 ps:use Tie state ment OF HOdg
klns, published in our paper If the l2,h uh
aad sanctioned by his Solemn oath 10 cut
last Il il the simple and undisguised mar
rative Ct the sufierrngs q one vino BIAS il
deed experienced all the {" ,ose'' which Bo-
uaparte possesses toward Americans. Let
the apoiogists Of FrGnce justify tie conddct
of the imperial rascal" 10 taking cur cit
izens aud coniinnS them IN tie gloomy
csycrls OF PRISON, AS hostages 70 secure tie
payment OF money, WHICH las authorized
robbers had stolen. Let them proclaim
thst our government made every possible
xertion to rescue young Hodgkins from
commence The naked ruth has been BY
It's placed before the public and we nov
leave that purlic to forH rs csn oPinitn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
Ga;Ftte 5tip Gems.
PORT OF PORTLAND-ISIO.

Dec. II, arrived schr. Sally, Loring, from
Yarmouth; 18th, schr. Anne, whitrey, from
Philadelphia; brig Traveller, Parrot, Al
days from Jeremie, with Logwood, to New
hall and Watson-Nov. %, lat. IS, spoke
brig Commerce, of Haiowell, for Whining.
ton N. C.-Noy. 80, lat. s., long rs, fell in
with the wreck of schr. Three Friends, of
Burlington. No person on board-both
masts gone-Cargo Flour and Tobacco
Capt. p. attempted to tow her in to Nor
folk but there come on gale, and lie was
Obliged 20 leave heron the transom was
written with chalk, :" all hands gene on board
schooner 10 t6c !eSrard Dec Is, arrived
brig Commerce, Warwick from Newyork--
l4th, schr William, Collins, from Boston,
via Baltimore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

EnOch MOUltoT7.
C0LDsAITH md JEWEEER.
NJ 5, Je-es'- Roo Ersb4s - H,rsf.
HAs juh received handfone 4iFyrmsnt
II Of
Plated, Brhania q J1ssned Ware,
Jeyfhy, Cmlsry, Gc. %.
PLATED WARE.
Belt Sheffield plated Tea fet,s, TO match !;
lone low priced DO elegant Cruet Frames !;
low priced do; CAndefiicks various kinds *
prices; fugar Balons Cream Pots; loup Ia.
dies; Fifh Knives inuffers and Trsys "a
bic and Tea fpoon, &c. &c
BRlTANIA WARE.
Coffee Pots; Tea Fots; Cream Pots f.
gse Baions Tumblers; Table and Tea
spoons, various patterns aud prices.
JAFANED WARE.
Az elegant aiIortment OF morocco, cream
and black eolored Walters, iniess or Jingle !;
Bread, Knife, Chssle and fruileF Trays, of
various patterns,
JEwELRY.
Pearl and lie, Breaches do do Rings I;
Comedian Knobs and Drops and Boom Pms
~ htdNNh OOt0 6H%i AACCfS, AA1"bs - AJtOk
Cornelian, Pebble and plain Gold Watch
Keys; do seals; fome OF new a1d elegant pat
terms, and almoR every other aEtiSIs il this
linc
CUTLERY K.
Table Knives and Forks; Razors, EXTRA
nice; Pen Knives iciiTors Qeel lnnffers
Of various kinds and prices
HAIR WORK.
Brxcelet. Neck Chains; Ear Hoops and
Watch CHAINS Of various and elegant patterns
GILT WORK
Elegant Celtor CIafps; large sfortrnens
of WaSch Keys, seals and Chains, sc 6sc
-A56, ef bis Gun 0lsnuta7urc,
Warranted Gold Necklaces, from 70 IL
dollars per firing foup L4dss; Table aRd
Tea fpoons; fugar longs falt fpoons Of
newell patterns Gold Watch Chains * Keys !,
Glver do; Thimbles; Hooks and Rings, sc.
Ii addition 10 the above, he has an afort-
ment of Morocco Pocket Books elegant
Purfes; variou, patterns of Tortoise ihell &
Horn Combs; Tooth Brulhes and almoit
every other article 10 his line.
The above articles are CT luch quality,
and will DC put at (uch prices, as will, be thinks
meet the appreciation Of his cultomers
Portland, Dee IL Qf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
ASHES.

THE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
20 All concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
the trull of Adlniniaratrix On the Craze Of
NATHANIEL BENNETT,
late Of Harpswell, in the County OF Cumber-
land, woman, decealed. by giving bond a
the Law diTecis-She therefore requeits all
perfons who are indsbIed to the laid decesf.
eds ela.e 10 make immediate payment; aud
thofe who have any demands thereon, to ezhi
Bit the lame 10
1BICaIi. BENNETT
Ok. IS. 1870 an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

Pe understand several attempts Srcrs made
hIst Sseek 10 break into stores ard 10 perPevafe
other acts Of z5,ckeaaeSs by some eva minded
jp5sors. Il Asa.eyy zsas 5rtten open an Ned
resday Eseaiqg AMI par If Pistols ana a
quantity Of Rum asf Molasses st1len--a d!ScoS-
cry st'the thief tins been MADE. This Hosee IS
made thar shose ssho g,.ay be on The Spaaeb may
see The neeessity # aLways beng On he G.e,t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

si0n no the bonds. Titus must indi.
'iduais suffer, andbe put 70 trouble and
expense, in consequence of the mall
conduct ofthis base sriudI1r. 1t GER
tainiy would be equitable for govern
ment 10 ascertain, in some way less ex-
pensive than by suit, whether payment
mas actually been made on Clarkr's
bonds, and when they find it 10 DC the
tact, iyrbrar 20 commence actions. At
this term, John Kinsly, of Steuben, iii
the County Of Washington, was ar
Faigned 20 plead to an indictmen, found
against him at the last term, for aiding
one Asa Keith Of Bridgewater, in the
County Of Plymoutl, in the commits
sion OF the crime Of 2iracy--,he Court
upon argument decided, thathe could
nor legally be put on trial, against his
viii, intii Keith, the principal offender,
twho had net been taken,) should be
convicted. He was ordered to give bail
With sufficient suretie5, in the sum Of
one Thousand dollars, for his appearance
at the next term of said Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
BENJAMIN Richardfon,

INFORMS his friends and the public that he
= has &C his Shop, near Col. BurnhAnl's Ia
vern, variety Of new, and elegant well made
SLEIGHS AND HARNESSES,
which ne will fsi on the molt Reasonable
terms for cath or approved credit.
6go-!econd hand Sle;ghs and HaEucGes FOR
tale or 70 ler by the day week or month
olelghs, &c. repaired with neatneis and def
patch.
D. Good encouragement for Journey.
ma Harness Maker that IS q capable work
man. Dec. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
TAKE NOTICE.

THE fubfcriher respectfully informs bic
= friends and Cullomers in Portland and its
vicinity. that he has juf received from Boz
ton, hsndgome ahortment Of
GOODS
In the line Of his protection, which cordrs
Of Broad. Cloths a1imeres - Devonihire
Ksrfeys-Velting Trimmings, &c. which wiA
be fold on rezionable terms The
TAILORING BUSINESS,
Carried on as usual at MS Shop ia Nude fress
with rapidity and difpa.ch--and every favor
gratefully owsdged, BY the POoiiry mott
humble iervant,
e JAMES HORN
Ladies Coats made in the newell faihIon.
Nevsuts- 70 t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
RegiAsrs far 1871.
]ua received and for faIe at


liaac adams Bo0kfore,
THE N46SShCHUSETT5 REGISTER
AND UNITED STATES CALENDER for the
year of our Lord 1911, the thirty-6f;h Of A
merican Independence. Containing civil. Ju-
cicial, Ecclelsitcal, and Military Iilis in Mai
fschuletts ALLEGATIONS, and corporate inilruc-
tons, for literary, agricultural, and charitable
pnrpofes "A Lift OF Pof-T Towns in Mafsehu.
iests, with the names Of the Polf Matters.
Ayo--Catalogues Of the Officers Of the Cen
eral Government. with its lsvera department
and Eitabhihments; times of the Sitting of the
feveral Courts; Governors in each State (;
public duties, &c. Uleful a abIes ana Fari-
cry Of other interelting articles.
Also .s-
FARMERS ALAzANACKS by Bobsrt 3
Thomas. and MAGachuietts do by I. Thomas
Jun. Lows, Clergymans double and 6ngle)
and Lows iheet AlrElnacks, very convenient
for Counting Rooms and Office.
Po1fsad Dec. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
Dorttano,

HIcn.lay, December II. 1910.
s.......'.-. -. ..,........
The last week has Afforded no for
e.gn intelligence. The London pa
,ers mention that Lucisn Bonapate
will be permitted 10 proceed to The u
nned States and that the English Gov
usnment will furnish sufficient con.
soy to protect Linn On lis voyage to
Philadelphia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
l.. GREEL
NJ. i, Long TETAury,

~. u long Whury,
HAS FOR SALE,
40 Bbls. Mess C4go No s 2 BEES.
Nav, Mess PORK; Jamaica, st. Nitf-t
s Demarara Rum Gin, Brandy; Teas
Coffee Pimento Flour Cotton +; iolrsc-
CO.; Ginger Russis, Ravens and INDIA
Duck, Cordage, &c.
Dec 10 Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

TIVE Members Of the Portland Library
are hereby notified that their next snpu.
al meeting viii be i, the iubicTiber's office ia
Portland. on 1ssfday the 5ab DAY Of Jaaxs,y
text at hx O'Clock P. M,
SAM FREEMAN, Lib-a,ias,
H. 2. The AheIraents Oh shares No
io-is-2l-2e-4s-4S aud 6s are not paid
up
Desersber ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

A Letter from Gibraiter, dated Sep
TENDER goth, gives a. an opinion that
the French affairs are daily declining IN
Spain, owing TO The immense deseftions
Gfom their armies. In the course Of a
sew months, 5000 German deserters
have entered in the Spanish army.