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Rules and Regulations for the Field laXer-
else and Msneuyres of the French Infantry,
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Bryan Hampson. * 20; =,
Have Just recsioed and e8ert Ter sac,
n hhds and so barrels FIRST quality sugar
90 do second quality, ,r
70 mines old London particular Madelra' ;,
pipes and sierces London maFAe' "''u
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNEo'
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England Rum,
aodoPrime Wkiskeyb
Nchests Imperial, -.
iOdO Young Hyson lEAs, oi TINS years
Importation,
Andselected fer family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour Tor 90.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-15
P. c.. Marlteller.
Sept 8.
Diffri6E of Columbia, to wit.

Ocpt ..
Diftri6E of Columbia, to wit.
XNTHERAS Ehhraim Nils hath by his
w petition in writing, applied to The ho-
norable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one Of tina assist
ant Judges the circuit court of the District
of Columbia, to be admittedsto the benefit of
the act of Congress, for the relief of insolvent
debtors within the district aforesaid, and has
stated therein that he is in actual confinement
in the Jail bounds of Aiexandlia county,at the
suit of John &. Hunter, and being unable to
discharge the said claim with others against
him, has offered to deliver up to the use Of
his creditors, all his property, real, personal
and mixed: Notice is therefore giuen, to the
creditors Of the said Ephraim Mills, that on
Saturday next, the 18th instant, between the
hours of nine and three o'clock, at the court
house, in Alexandria, the oath of an insol-
ven, debtor will be administered to the said
Ephraim Mills, and trustee appointed "a
greeably to the said act of congress, unless
cause be then and there shewn to the contra
ry4
By order of the Hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh
one of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 18th
day of September, 1910.
g. Deneale, c. c:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-15

7oTeph \. Ma a q aan szzE,
20 l0ass,e "a Sd and 4th proof good West
nIia Spirits. ,;.;..
- a. Sugar, various qualities
n u ti,rces New Rice.
: hogsheads Molasscs'
5 do. Copperas.
. do Alum. 90 ,.rr.,s New
% L chests of Imperial, Young Hyson' and
NJ. - Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga
and Catalonia Wines.
ooo barrels of Herrings and Shad.
' so barrels Herrings, put up with paftl0"-
lar care and salt-petred.
1900 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oai''
luy 9. L------..----.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-15
Public Sale.

On Thursday next the Goth instant, zviR be
said at II o'clock,
All that Valuable Property
now known by the name of the .Ale.Fandria
Weaving ManH1actory, situate on Prince, be-
tween Columbus and Alfred streets, fronting
81 feet on Prince street, and running back
us feet, to a 10 feet alley. On said lot stands
two two story FRAME HOUSES, and on
the back Of the same lot is well finished,
story & a Half House. Terms made known at
i acc OF sale.
September Ia. d6th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
NRElsN.
SIR FRANCIS BUHDlli
HIS CONSTITUENTS

HIS CU.volIlOEsvh't ID
. DxSrIso THE POWER or rHE HOUSE, OF
COMMONS "a IMpHIsoN THE PEOPLE
OF .soLAEp.
GEs7LEMsE,
The House Of Commo,~ having passed
a vote, which amounts to a declaration, that
an Order of theirs is to be of more weight
than Magma Chsrta and the laws OF the Land,
think il my duty to lay my sentimcn,stheres
on to my Constituents, whose character 90
free-mcn, and even whose personal saiety,de'
pend, in so great dcgre, upon the decision
of this qucstion---a question Of no lees impcr'
,ance than this whether our liberty be s!i'i 10
be secured by the laws Of our fellow subjects,
collected together by means which It - not
necessary for me 70 describe -
In order to give to this subject all the o..
tentivn to which It. Is entitled snd " ssvso
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
For Sale tARNi,

II NlNG ni Jamestown, pte,aI,ss st-
IL uatcd, about half a mile north from Mr.. Tho N
K. Cosc poN's Ferry, containing n acres of ex-
Alent LAND, joining the main road that leads to
Gee end Of the Island. with House, Barn. Corn.
thouse. and other necessary out-bnildinrs. The
Hudngs were new years syo said FAaM ,is, 8
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall: and
bs well watered and fenced. For further particular
enquire OF JOHN WEEDEN, Jun. OH the premises
jamestown, April IS,
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Sept. l3.

A ValuaOt hOCSn LOT, 40 by
IA Al feet, with the Shop thereon standing, in
Thames Street, opposite joseph CozzEN's Hatter's
Shop The Shop on said Lot is IL feet by "a, well
lathed and plaistered
.91so.-a small Shop adjoining my dwelling house,
and the Nsseport Bank, the north side Of Wasng.
ton-Square.
.4iso-a Farm, situated in the town Of Ch-lestoan,
containing about 100 of Land, well proportion
ed with meadow. pasture, and wood land.
TO LET,
My Dwelling House, in Uashingfon- Square, at tn:
foot OF the Parade, on the north side.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Nepporf, Jan. II, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

4. No. 63, Thames.sreet,
1VAS for sale--loo bis. Prime Pork war
i i ranted Gin, per Pipe.
.Aso-An assortment OF GROCERIES.
=, N. B. He transacts Commi ssion Business.
Those who arc disposed to fave him in this
line. my depend On his exertions in their be-
balf
STORAGE FOR goods may be had by ap-
slying as above. July 2e, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

THAT pleasantly situated House. No.ll Prospect
\ Hill, lately occupied by Capt. JosHPH BASEK.-
Said House contains every necessary accomm oda,ion
particulars, apply to
Newport, May g. 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
Fifty Dollars Reward !!

NI.tt.NI.ASt IA tnT .nght oi 'ht
Wv 10Th Of October, .anDo Denim 1908, the
house of the subscriber was broken open, and in
formation being obtained that said house broken
open by Capt. HOLDER CHASE 2d, of Tort,moafh,
X r.; and the said CHASE having abscondrd, the
above Reward with all necessary charges paid, will
be given to any person who will apprehend and CON-
init him to Jail, il taken out Of this StateT appre-
hended and committed to Jail in this State, Re-
waro Of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, with all ne
cessary charges paid, will be given.
The above named Runaway is about S feet III inch
es high, well built, of pad countenanee, hair rath-
dark,--lnformstion to be given to
ARTEMAS FISH,
Postmaster, Portim0uth, RI
Portsmouth, II. !. May 16.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
FOR SALE,

THAT pleasant situation So'ith0f the
Il Brick. Market, about 60 feet on TAamss strect
extends about 400 feet west, with small Wharf
There are two large and very commodious Dwelling
Houses. one fronting on 1hanes-srees, No, ,l77 and
l79, with two convenient Shops in front the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families.
JOSEPH ALLEN
Sent IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
EARL 81 ALLSTON, and LOPEZ,
DEXTER s. MILES.
=. OFFER FOR SALE

THF. entire cargo of the ship Laurel,
Il from Tonningen, entitled to debenture, oonsis
Ang of the following artices.-vIZ :---
II Boxes and Cases Platiilas Royales.
IL Boxes brown Hollands
10 Cases and Bales Britanniae.
25 Boxes Creas a Ia Morlaiy.
"a Boxes Dowlas. ,'f.r - -
I Box Shirtins Linen.
Box Arabias.
Box Handkerchief
16 Boxes Rouans.
"a Boxes Lestados.
IL Cases Estopillas.
4 Cases Casarilos.
Box red Plataa.
1 Box Coutreo.
2 Boxes white Rolls.
.48 Boxes Osnaburgs.
4 Bales bagging Linens.
% Bales Bleytucher. ~
10 Bales Heeden Linen. ,.-
alnples may be seen by applying as above
Newport, April a. 16l0eE' -. 49,.
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SECONDHAND ChAiSE.&
EOK SALE, Secoad- Hand Cfaist
WALTER NICHOLS
March L.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
DANIEL SHELDON,

u EsPECrFULLy informs his friends, that b,
N has on hand
A quantity of excellen, cedar Clapooard.'
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plant
Joist, sc. SC.
Which he will SCH cheap, at HI. stand on sHtS
BuRNE'e Wharf wv ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
HATS,
HATS,
l8 Boxes, nov opcnil'g-For Sale.
Wanton & Rathbone,

,ape received from the beet .aercaa .,Ian,ac.nres
THLiR Spring supply M' HITS
i the assortment is completed. These Hats are
made in the hest manner, purposely for this market
are warranted interiour to none manufactured in
.qnerica and not crack fade. As they were pur
chased the Favourable terms they can be sold
cheaper than usual.
Tbeir very extensive assortment will
enable them to furnish every kind and price that may
be wanted-as
Meas Superfne Fashionable Beavers.
do. do. with wide Brims.
do. Fashionable Castors and Plated.
do. Youths Black and nrab Beavers.
Childrens' White and fancy coloured do.
These Hats are finished in a stiIe not inferiour to
those which are imported few fine English Hats,
and best-.7iso,. 3'boxes Youths black and
Mems felt Hats, made in Hartford, of a very super
sour quality, and dozens of a very cheap kind
JUST RECEIVED AS ABOVE,
An additional supply of Paper Hangings
and Borders, among which are many new fashona
ole patterns few elegant drapery, and variety
of low priced Papers..7lso, An assortment of Sta.
tonary imported Quills from SO cents to 8 dollars
per hundred; best foolscap No. /, paper common
and fine wove hot pressed letter do. ink powder
elegant pen knives, lead pencils, wasers, &c.
A few English Hats, as above. .ip-a17.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

ZHHI VII LU1BLE ESTATE.
Ne. 1i2. S1l5, Thames Street,
Nov occupied by Charles C. Hos.
IN kins e Co. The Lot measur,x AZ G.. -,
zSancs ssreef, and 100 Church streef Viii, s,or.
on it. The Honse has nine rooms on Floor. viii,
sgood Well of water a, the door. For terms ap.
piyto
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Jan. 3. II et
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
The Non intercourse

Never perhaps was any thing more gem
orally disliked than this orphan chiid Of
Ms. Embdrge. Il was an orphan in the
strict meaning of the word, for sooe after
its ia died, its Pa (Ieferson) became poll.
ticaiiy deiunct, and The poor miserable bsnt-
ling WAS exposed to the sneers ana buffet.
ings Of a contenptuous world Not salts
fed with whipping il in every nook ana cor
ner while alive, the Editors Of Newspapers
(callous souls) appear determined to pursue
1t beyond the grave. One calls II : Rick
ely Brat" another a f" Misshaten Abortion"
while third declares IL to be d . Aiougrel
Monster" and dances saraband on IFS cot
fin. But It is dead, after having exhibited
the most violent spasms Uf iRfuriatc MAJ"
l.. the recollection of it be cons gnea to
oblivion. aud the name be forever expunged
from our commercial vocabulary. Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
French Barbarity.

Togive the reader some idea OF The inhu-
man barbarity of Frenchmen, we copy the
following from little work wrltienn Par
ris in the year 1877, during Robespierre's
reign.
French Barbariy.-A peasant at Ache
court, village near Ares, came 10 sell
butter IN the town. As she walked along
the streets, she met a cart filled with victims
who were going to execution. Those
people," said the poor creature, +" are put
to death for a very trihe." She was instant
ly seized and led to the tribunal Of Lebon.
During her trial she held in her arms hty m
fant If three months old, whom she sucked
When she heard her sentence Of death,
" What - said she, I" am !, for having said
one single word, to be cut off from my poor
little dear forever" When she received
the fatal stroke, the milk issued rapidly
from her bosom, and mingling with her
blood, bathed her czccuiioner.--I6ld.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21


Il is fact that The ninc wears democratic
administration has been more expensive 20
the nation than the preceding nine wears of
federalism, BY more than t7pent-sne ntillion
dollars.
L Is fact that for two years past Bona
parte has treated American citizens falling
into his bends with about rs much contempt
and insult as though they had been negro
slaves stripping them oftheir all, binding
them with chains, and throwing them into
dungeons.
Il - tact that orr government has OBJ
tanned no redress for these wrongs, aud ap-
piled no remedies bun pitif4l remonstrances
L 5 a fact tha, cur in .,gnifcant feet and
puns army cost the nation SIX millions dbl
as ard haiftar tbs last year--aiL did
nciIag.
hissf4ct that tie American army. laced
unaer the cos8mAn1 sf tAz A.oAea rAil0r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

Wilkinson and being marched into the poi
sonous swamPs OF Louisiana, as ifpurpcse-
ly for their destruction, actually died in a
very few months, to the numbcr of five hun
dfed and twenty three out of two thousand
.wo hundred All Fifty three and only four
hundred and fourteen remained mt for duty.
IL is fact lbat partly by the destruction
-of the revenue, and partly by The ex1a ex-
pense OF twenty one millions in supporting
democraticE econo7nists, there is an alarming
deficiency IN the treasury, and our govern
ment is reduced 10 the alternative OF bank
ruptcy or borrowing no less sum than
tour million dollars being adequate to its
present wants.
II is fact that, by unexampled, oppres-
siye and long continued restrictions, the A
'merican commerce has been nearly ruined,
and also large proportion Of those concer-
ned IN it.
il Is fact that the profits Of the fisheries,
that great staple of the sea-board part of
New England, and Of Massachusetts espe-
cially, in great measure have been de-
Stroyed.
IL il fact that real estate over great
part OF this country, has sunk in value for
AN"eAs S'Sos - hiuSii a. iS@ot 40 AabiiA Stti}
TO thirty per cent.
Il is tact that farmers and merchants,
rs well as traders, are much more enbar-
raised al the present day, than ever they
have been since the federal government
commenced its operations.
i IS fact that things are going on from
bad to worse, that they are worse this year,
than last, and will in all probability be
worse next year than this, unless there
should be a radical chance in public meas
ures.-I Con. Cowam
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
iOHN DALRYMPLE-

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
/ Portland, that he has for fate, a few doors
above Quiry t. Bdr,i, Fih Street, nearly
uppah.e Haize BgrR, large alotment az
e,sysnr IngGGl WATCHES, fecon5s. can,.
and plain; Dgfsb, Gay 81 the month ard plan
do Watch, Chains, seals and Keys, double
pit gold natteru.
hndfomc a1ortment of JEWEI.RY, .
u,arg which are fome tilligres Work-yery
steeaui Cold Watch Chsins and Keys-SrIvsr
Table and Tea Spoons --pia,cd Gator. and
esallrflicks- Britannia Tea Pots Of the new.
I'll fa,hon-tinned, queens metal, and pew
&C. Table an Tea spoons elegant Tortoife
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; variety of
Igory and Horn Small Tooth dc.
H.fRD1,ARE--A large aAorment of
Knives aud Forks, among which are lame felts
very Gne-a great variety Of Pocket and Pen
sniyss--a few dozen Razors of the fri quail.
fy--large aud lmaIl Scifors-Saws, 26 inch
Cst Geei tennou--dovetsil snd wood Saws
Ghlres Of all kinds Gouges, from ~ inch
90 the frasllelf iet;-- Carpenters Squares and
Compafies-Csrpenter's Hammcrs-La,hing
do--Woo1 screws-saw setts--Screw Dri
vers--Drswing Knives--iire Stec.s---Ink-
Stands, pookes and delk--Razo- Caiss--Cio;h
and Tooth Braihes--s good afortment Of fiat
z0d round Fles-Cerk Screws Snuff Boy
Ga great variety Of Morocco Pocket Books,
rurles, Memorandum Books, &c. together
With many other srlie!e., wkich he will fell
cheap for Cath.
~ P.esfe to call and fee
he repairs and cleans Watches, and war
raats his work, if the Watch be toierable
good, tor one year. Every favour will be
gracefully acknowledged.
~ Wizards Patent Time Pieces for fale.
FoyfisaI FEB 8, 1910. ri
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

more dreadful. Love of country has given
place 20 love Of office. Noise IL substituted
for argument, abuse for wit, and our papers
groan beneath tie weight Ut dulRess.---
Where is the patriotism of rs Where are
our revolutionary characters Where tie
disintcrcstednessths characterized the ear
~ days Of our reyulution--buried in the
tomb " forgetfuIness, and only feeble rec
objection of those halcyon days rests ON our
minds. There was time when labor could
find employ, when industry met its reward,
when enterprise was crowned with success,
when our ships were freighted 10 every part
81 the globe, and our wharyes were loaded
with the product Of foreign clnes When
WAsHtNCTos ruled our councils, our Con-
gress was the glory and the hosst Of our
country, and tie admiration III TIE civilized
world. The treasury was competent for All
the wants Of the nation. and defslcation in
a public officer was strange thing III our
land. in those days the peoples money was
not taken TO support the representatives of
the United States sax months, without some
account being given Of their usefulness and
their cxertions for the welfare Of cur COM
mon country. In those days, midnight meet
IDgs were not held to dispIale the worthy,
and exalt The ignorant We were then n
mey,cans, we Loved oar county. What has oc-
! caSioned the dreadful reverse between
those days and the present' The writer Of
this paragraph sickens a. the survey. Who
dares view tsith me tie inside IF d political
charnel house The causes which have ~
shaded the picture Of our prosperity, viii
make the irowR Of indignation curl on the
| brow Of every honest man ! be curtain must
rise. ard the principal actors Ill our polit.
/ cal drama, be introduced face 10 face, 10
their Injured and abused counSrymen.
1 1rdcls-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21

a correspondent wishes Us " cb-
serve that by the new militia Law c.
very Delinquent has eight days allow
ed him TO offer MS excuse or pay his
fine--nnder the old law it was custom
airy for the Clerk to call for the fine
and perhaps many expecting the same
civility now, may omit paying their
fine until demanded. 1t may however
be prudent for every delinquent to ap-
ply in season to TIE Clerk of his Com
pany, as It has been stated that the only
demand which will now be made will
be attended with the compliments ola
Justice OF che peace and presented by
the constables who are not In the habit
OF carrying compliments for nothing.
Repersofy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
The World is Mad f!

When such men as Samuel Gardner re-
ceiye the votes of nearly majority Of de-
mocrstic assembly, we have no hesitation in
ayerring that the republic is lost.
From Tie N-sgpOrt ( x. 4 lMercuy
Jonathan Nichols, Esq. elected third Jus.
tice Of the county of Kent, is a federalist,
and'was chosen by majority Of four votes
in opposition to Samuel Gardner, tie demo-
cratic candidate, who, few years since,
was convicted of the atrocious crime of AR
SON, and was sentenced 10 br publicly srhib5el
at The cats tail, on has bare back, WHICH
SENTENCE WAS DULY EXECUTED.
These facts were stated and admitted, and
yet the election Of this culprit was sirenu-
ously advocated by his excellency the COVER
nor, and by Nathaniel Hazard, and finally re !
ceived the votes Of "a democratic members,
in opposition 70 an honest man
The average majority for the democratic
prox Of general oEicersis about 100 votes
So far as the election has Progressed, every
federaEst, with three or four exceptions,
has been swept from ofice.-Whether their
places are filed by better men, the public
Will have an opportunity to prove.
Freelan's journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
Jateresting political Sais1fiiaap.

EFi2t's Lctterf.-This gentleman
formerly pledged himfelf, in the
mott foemn manner, 10 exhibit TO
The people of the United States, fat
isfactory evidence thar the politics Of
the party which has 70 long and 70
fatally governed this country, are
and have been the effect of FRsNcH
iNsLUENcE. The following is tie
fri in the p.omitcd (eries Of letters
which Is to contain this evidence,
and the Gnple, perfpicuous, unadcrn-
ed, but pure ityle in which it is
written, and the lpirit Of Eildnefs
and candour by which it is dictated,
recommend it 70 ftrongly to our taife
and judgment, that we heGtate not a
day TO give it place, and ihall con-
tnue 20 accompany the writer by an
immediate republication, as fat as
The originals come to hand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
Gearre Peirce. Eos. Fffate.

THE Here and Creditors of the zGAte oe
= Crosses PsIsce, late Of O,nheId, IN the
county 81 Cumberland, ltq. deceafed, are
hsreoy notified, that OLIVER PEIRcE, and
BsaJAMTE PATcH, Executors Of the ialt Wih
snd Ielsm-nf OF faid decssied, have exhibit
"a 10 me their feeoud account of Adminiftra-
ton on fad ehate and that the fame viii De
coaldered at Probate Court, TO be holden
At the Regilter's Office in Portland, on the
feeoud W'edrefday of June next, at ten o'ciocs
"a the forenoon, when and where they VIII
Rave opportunity 70 make their objections 10
the zane, if any they have.
SHdz. FREEMAN, Ja5gs IF faid Cont.
May FL.