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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

THE Proprietors of the PORTLAND LIBRA
Ry are hereby notified, that their next az
pusl meeting will be holden at the Office oil
the fubicriber, on TUESDAY the fecond day
of January next, at fix o'clock, p NJ
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Librarian.
Dec Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

THE Stockholders Of the Po,aaad Bank, are
= hereby notified that their annual meet
ing for the choice Of S~oea Diee7ors, for the
enfuing year will be holden at the Bank
Chamber on lsadsy tie Ia day IF JaTaary
next, at o'clock, p. M.
By order Of tbs Prsjiderf and Dirf7O,t
Jos. SWIFT, cgsir
Poytland, Dee. 1871, 1909. [2Sl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
NOTICE Z

e IL perfons indebted 70 the late firm of
4 a DR. q ILSLEY-, are requeiied 10 cali
on either Of The iublcri5ers before tie fra
day Of A7arsk next and make payment. All
Accounts and Notes which may remain due
at that time, will be put in fur without fur
ther notice. EZEKIEL DAY,
PARKER ILSLEY, Jun,
Portland, DIR. is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

Gr7sre for ia,e. ar lie hesd Of U-rs
E'5aE
$50 gsa..is pcaccs Filth. Of TIE 6gf quality
2op l....br.> TUX ilead sAI.T,
900 lbs. u llsr Urn qut ify Of Cxsicas Cocoa
-hLS.-
O'her articles in de rECCEF1' u PRO
J. on lac, Al reiai., as uiaai.
= above goods will De fcId very cheap
IA Cath Pafla9I, Det. ! 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

WE the fubicribers having been appoint
ed by the Hon Judah Dana, Ei4. &c
receive aad examine the claims OF The credit
ors to the eiiate Of
DAVID EVANS, Junior,
late Of Fryeburg, decesfed, inreaate, repre-
tented infolvent, do hereby give net'ce tiia'
three months are allowed to faie creditors 70
bring in and prove their claims, and ihat We
thall attend that jervice 1t the houie Of Davia
Evans, in faid Fryeburg, on the fri Tusi-
days Of January, February, and March nezss
from two TO tx O'Clock, r. NJ
JOSEPH T. SWAN, 7cr ..,s.
ROBERT BRADLEY.
D-fs.' = fysty,g, sEt lssI Drr 1853
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
NOLME

a Ii perfons are forbid purcfa6ng More
4 , Of Hand, gwen by the fubicriher 70 7s6
csfrrel, for The ium of Jffty DafIays, as have
never received the confederation for the came.
Said no, c being all the note that | ever gave
fald Caf-sell, and he undersigned the fame.
WILLIAM TRUE.
Mint, Dee. 8, 1900 Nsl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

orr f.r lase, at 70. 8 q To- Ls"sg- !" ~.
ZOO bufhcIs Of Maryiand CORN u,
$50 barrels !upesiioe fLO r,as
FRI quality, juIt landed from ic nnpr,e II
Alss--s5o quintals of new LIZ ''Al D.
which may be ieen at zbsnsa' 6a'n1 ~. =
Fare Street
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
DIR. REFS,

NEW CYCLOPAEDIA, Vol. x, Part III
aud I'd, and Vol xI, part 1T and 2d
are IN the pcfIeilion of the iubicr;ber. aud
viii DC deiverd to fubfcribers in the D;ftr;f
OF Name, At Store No. %. Long Wharf.
TH0lk4AS CROSS.
PSssnd, Ne7 Is, 1909 m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

10 BE SOLD-OR LET, n.
a Brick STORE. and dwelling Houle be.
: hind, being No. 9. in Fifth freet, cen
trail ituatic~ for bnlnefs-Eoqnire Of
THOMAS LEAYIS.
Portland, Dse. Q5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

HALF of a HOUSE in Ht5 Ja,sst, coniIf-
= ing of leyen roons, Handsomely fnith-
ed, very convenient for Fainily-Anply 70
Dee rs. HOSEA iLSEff.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

40 tie Honorable Jgjfices Of the Cart
Ct Common Pleas, to be baden at
Pari5, ~ and far the CoAnty Of Ok
Jo,d, On The tosrtb 1uelaay q 5eft'r.
n d. 1900
HE Petition aud representation Of Henry
Farwell, Administrator on the eaa,e Of
Luke Ryerfon, late Of Buckfell, ID fai coun-
ty, gentleman, deccafed-
HuMBLy sHEwETH-That the goods ard
chattels belonging to tie faid deceafees eltate
are not iutilcient by the fun of two hundred
and hfty IN dollars and twenty feven cents,
to aniwer the jul debts and expences already
accrued IN the ie,tlement Of faid efate and the
other demands exhibited again(l faid eRate-
ne therefore prays that your Honors would
grant him iicence to cell the Real Efiate Of
iaid deceaied, or 70 much thereof as fhalI be
necenary to iatisfy the demands againit laid
eisate' with incidental charges of fettIing the
iame-and q in duty bound VIII ever pray.
HENRT EdRYELL, Admiar.
OXFORD, SD Court of Com
mon Pleas begun and b9iden at Paris,
"a ana for the county Of Oxf0rd, on
tie fsnrfb IasEaay Of SEPTEMBER, a.
d. 1909.
{ N the Petition Of Henry Farwel, of which
the foregoing is copy-ordered, that
Inc petitioner cauie the Petition aud this or
Ger OF the Court thereon to be pubi4fed ia
she fs'tfa"d Gazette printed in Portland, three
weeks iuccefIlvely, the lat publication to he
thirty days at leaf before the next term OF
'n's Court, that all perfons may Their and
there appear and fhow caufe Of any they have
why Ire prayer Of the petition fhouId not be
granted.
AtteR, CYRUS Hd1<yYN cy.-t
frse eoPy-Aueh,
G1RvS KfMk[M. Clr-I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

Il Lr4 TWO or three HsA IF SL;s,, Or
EsI}NFH large Ggr, 10 readiness ID u.
4HSHa tsx ceive their rigging, or can be sot
SSs5y..fEtS ready in few months Anv
ss5ss:.t % fon having .ucL to difpore u
may hear of purchafer who will give 4
generous price, by applying to ZAcHARAs
MARsroN, at JONATHAN GAcE's Store, F~s.
Gyea, Pouload Dec. 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
WILLIAM BARNARD, & 81 Otbv,s.

OXFORD, SS.-af a Court # COM
man Pleas begnl ana bolden ar Paris,
1vtbin and TAR the county IF Oaftd,
on the Jorrtb Ihstday Of September,
II. D. 1909, upoa the petiti5a 4sf3re-
Iaid--
ORDERED, that the Petitioners give no
tice to all parties interelteI herein, by csur.
ing an atteited copy of their fad petition and
of this oider of the Court thereon TO be pue-
llihed three weeks iuccetiivey in the CYlus6i
Cenfind aud Po,tland CGzeffe, the i4it publ
cation @ be thirty days at leah before the
next ieihon Of iaid Court Of Common Pleas,
which will be holden at Paris, in and for fad
County, on The third Tuelday of February
next, that they may then and there appear
aad ihow cauie if any they have why the
prayer OF iaid petition fhould not be granted
Atteit, CYRUS HAMLIN, Clerk
a true copy Of the petition aforeiaid and
OF the order CT Court thereon
Atie!t, CYRUS HAMLIN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the iubicrls
Der has bean duly appointed adminii'
traitor upon the eitate of
DAVID EVANS, JUNIOR,
late Of Fryehurg, in the county Of Osfordl
yecman, decealed, AID has taken upon him
ielf that truit by giving bond as the law d.
reefs --and all perlons having demands upon
the eifate OF the deceafed are required to ex :
hibit the fame and all perfons indebted 10
the laid slta.e, are called upon to make pay
ment TO
JOSEPH COLBEY, ddrisja,stsr.
F,ys6ug, De-. STD 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
THADDEUS ROBbZNS.
December rs, 1908.

Ia The Eonorabis 1aqirs5 sf the Coarf
2f Csmh11n Pleas, nolv fling at
Paris, in and f0r the County Of OK
ford
NOUR Petitioners beg Iea7e respectfully TO
: reprelent, that the County Road laid out
from Number 5, 70 called, to Paris, pailes
through two unincorporated tracts OF Land,
one decided by The States Committee 10 capt.
Daniel Lunt, aud the her to William Thorn
pfon--That the fame is im2anable through
iaid trads-hgo, one other County Road laid
out from Whitney brook 10 called, in Jay 70
Bethel, on the fCuther!y lide of Androfcoggin
river, pafles through iaid Lunt's land, which
is silo impa1able. The intereR aud conved-
fence of the people require the fame 70 be in
fate of repair, and that one thouiand Dol
lars prudenrIy expended on faid roads within
the limits of iaid tracts might render the same
pakable and convenient for travelling Your
Petitioners therefore pray that Tax he laid
on faid unincorporated tracts of land for the
purpofes aforelaid, aud as IN duty bound will
ever pray
WILLIAM BARNARD, * 81 ofbr,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

LIZ JDODo,
ons--zmong which are
Linens
Linen Cambricks
5riril shirting--fom'
very inc
India CoItons--cunhh
ing Of the following
different kinds, viz.
Mamodies, gurralls
bAfsas, NOW iannAs
e.llerties and chita'
billy baf;al
India Calicoes--6ark
and light
/ truak Ca.icoes, good
fabrick, various COL
ours and fashionable
figures
Variety of GiEgbams
A London printed
Cambrick
Furnitures
Copperplates
Czmbriek Dimoties
Common ditto
Seeded Cambricks
Fa6ty Mullins
Book ditto
Black CambrIcks, plain
aud twiHed
Cotton Shawls
White cotton Cam
bricks-every width
and quality
Coloured ditto
Black India, and Flor
ence Luttring
Black India Sarinelts
Black Grape
Ladies black & white,
fhort Englih and
French fix Gloves.
Felorg Sattins
Black fix Hkfs.
White cambrick ditto.
3andannas do.-good
quality
Cotton Bandanpas
and common
Pocket Hkfs.
Black Sattins
ditto Mode IA
-elosred Lulrings
Brown Linens
Brown cotton Hol-
lands
Factory cotton Cloth,
Hurting and heeting
Cotton, Bed Ticking
5entiemen's doe kin
and Beaver Gloves
aides kid habit 10.
linen Check
ndia ditto
snglifh and Italian
sewing Silks
Xix Twiits
Threads
Cotton Balls, sc. &c.
), of an excellent quail
,rted from s. 4 &c ia.
above Goods will be
terms for Cath.
OUR, remains at the
pofe OF collecting his
whom he It'll holds
10 call Immediately,
,xPence.- Forbearance
ftf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

D EAJOiN nh
lpf the I4,ea importa'ia
black, navy blue, dark
mixed, bottle, Lon
doa brown, corbsau !
and drs5, fuperhaeI
BrosdclcIhs, u
Common, al colour
and qualities d.t;o, !
Dou - m.lIeJ, black
& drao Keffamieres,t
! 6slt guilty 4
Black, drab, fawn,
mixed, blue. and |
brown low priced
ditto 4
Maroon, pearl, fzwn,i
bottle, black, * i'm
Periai btne, ladies'
rellece Cloths Y
Scarlet, srinlon, fawn, I
pearl, black x green
Peliece Flanncis
Superhne and common
Coatings \
Fearnough,s I,
Red, white, yellow, x
black Flannels a
Baizes
Dark Swznfdown Vet
ing
Virtulet diito-neweh |
ftile II
Real Devonllire Kerr
feys
Satinetts Il
ForeG Cloths u
Serges
Worried, lambfwool &ll
Angola HoIlery
Back * white fix do. ]
Cotton ditto
Scarlet, maroon, fawn,l
fate, brown, green, {
& black Bombszetts, ]
Black and mulberry ]
Wildboars II
Shalloons I.
Ratinetts
Black, mulberry, aud {
fcarIett, Tabby Vel !
yes
Black and olive Vel I
vets--iirt quality n
Velyetens {
Corduroys I
Thickfetts G
Eaglifh and Derry Di-
apers 7
ca Huckabucks
Huckabnck Towels
Whire Threads, from {
No. 10 ID 10
Fashionable coat andI
veh Buttons K
Giats Buttons Ii
Cotton Umbrellas Z
Black and white Mil
linetts 8
Black Galoons {
Hair Ribbands &
l bale Of BLANKETS
ity, and very low; sGo
Every article of the
fold On the very lowea
H JOSEPH BARB(
above Store for the purI
Debts. rhofe againa
Demands, are requeaed
If they with to fave E.
cannon lat forever.
Nstenser s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

0spsfe Mr.. Enoch Moulton's fezvrAert StY
FIsH-SrRsEr, n
a CQUAINTs his friends and the pubic.
= that he continues 10 carry on the
Tailoring Buiinefs,
in the nof fsIaionable and expeditions mae.
ner-
He has jut received from Bottom, fEnst
afortnsens Of fashionable faperfne aid COM
mon
BrOadelotbs, Ca0Imeres and Fee
ing;
together with an alIorIment Of 7RT1FEf5NGS
initabe for the fame-which will BE- digpoied
of on the moif Reasonable terms.
fo,tlrnd, NV. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

THE fubfcriber h<eby gives public notice
10 all coNcerned that he has been duiy
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the
truR of Administrator Oh The elate Of
NATHAN DAVIS,
late Of Portland, in The county Of Cumberland
mariner, deceafed, by giving bond q The law
directs :--He therefore requefs all Perfcna
who are indebted to TIE faid deceafed's eaates
70 make immediate payment; and thoie VINO
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 10
Dc. IA, 1900. us) MOSES DAVIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Had II Fyr Sa-rt,

Esaf II re os'sff,
LIAS iaG received an exienave aiioElInent
Vi frelh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

OH OOLf1Jl(LL-. oINf(cb
.of The I4,ea importa'ions- which are
black, navy blue, dark LIEe1s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
PRIVATE coRREsPoNDzNca.
COMMUNICATED FOR TBE pHIIA1EL-
PHIA REGISTER
EnrrFRnAtf- nfnrcIl

FoTTERDA1i, MARCH, 25.
Trade is out Of the question here Just
now, and God knows when We shal. see it
on regular footing again
AMsTERBAN Ma IN 81.
II is said Treaty between th French
Emperor and our Ki-FT sN led the
10Th inst.--In emain a
Kingdom a, cessi lory I'd a pc
cuniary sacrifice IS & con- ions
nothing more kf the S, lect. The
King will return 20 blA es, al VI the mar.
riage feasts OF bis brotlisr are "; mean
time our DEGREES projecting Il admission
OF American vesse INTO our ol IS, remain
in full worliing--on tue other hand our ont
ports are guarded by French cors Mrs, THAI
capture every vessel they can lay hold of on
approaching our shores; which are every
one condemned by the prize court at Paris.
We have noticed the nomination of a new
French Ambassador to the ". States As
it is said the British ministry have Conclu.
ded an arrangement with Mr.. Pinkney, your
ambassador It the Court of St. James we
sincerely hope France and Great Britain,
will both rescind their orders that affect
your neutrality. We are, however, sorry
to remark, that every where, where French
influence prevails, the Americans are trea-
ted and considered as the instrumental me
dunn used by the English merchants TO car.
ry on their trade with the continent of Eu.
rope. No kind of COLONIAL produce can be
exported from the duchy of Hostein to
Germany. This interdict will bear heavy
on the American adyenturer to Tonningen.
We continue debarred from our commerci-
al intercourse with Germany and France
Rumors Of pacific nature have of late been
in circulation, but nothing certain is vel
known whether overtures have really been
made for that purpose. Our market has
long been very dull, but it has become still
more so. In consequence there is not any
stir in produce. Prices are merely nominal
Coffee is pretty abundant. Raw sugar:
scarce. Cotton more on hand than is sufIi
cient for wants of cur manufactures, and
without foreign orders prices are not likely
to rise. Pot and pearl ashes are requested
Carolina rice heavy on hand Tobaccoe.
have attained extraordinary higu prices
but VIC apprehend when tlc captured car
goes are brought to Market (Which it !,
expected they will be shortly they viii
undergo q considerable dccline. Dyer's
wares are qnite standing. in France they
are imported direCt from England with
French imperial licences F.mcnto and
Pepper in !itIls demand,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
PORTLAND. April so.

Ga Tuesday last the ship Two Broshers,
Pennington, of Gardiner (MaiDe, arrived
at this port, in 80 days from the Downs
The intelligence by this vessels but one day
later than thar received by former arrivals.
The Captain reported, that was generally
believed in England, that the United States
trigate John Adams, which had sailed for
France, on her return to this country, would
bring out the articles of treaty betwe en
G.. Britain and America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

Z hclve also obtained His-1iaies,y's hromise
h.af ifhe. 6uoys shall De re-esia6iistcG a, ijis
ripsr Eytier, By which the dangers Of the
THIS svtti PROVE Interesting 70 cur MGR.
chants, PROVIDED soc hare The good fortune
10 freserpe the trade 70 I'onuingcn another
season, 6ut in tie hresen' times a i cqcsyeeks
Produce so naasly chang that IL is folly 20
ATTEMPT TO counsel distant sficcuil,tcnS-
By a nesv order of'his majesty nc king Of
Denmark. all. colonial hroduce is firoHi6i{ed !;
me PRODUCE cfthe u. S. IN our oyv1 Shifs
'viU alone be receipcd. Ihqvc nor seen fhe
royal ORDER but am confident ot'fhe authen
ncity cfmy Information.
EUery circumstance shesvs that through
our Enrohe oar commerce q,Ai be reduced
20 the carrying and pending our ozvn fro
dace. Ny Establishments at 1onnin,en
and FrcderickStadt and mn connection ar
Hamburg will be continued thcne5rf year,
and shall be hajthv TO merit The preference
IN the transaction Of reel american business
only, IN those hiaccs. Should ne7v epenfs
free CIR commerce to resort ~ this city
or TO any ofthe Forts 0fthe Baltic shall
go 10 nicer IL.
am reSEccGfnUy.
four o5eGtcHt Scrpdnt,
JOHN FORBES.
Z s. Since Turiting ths .forcgofng Ihave
seen tic circular from the Chamber Of C,.s
toms, containing fhe royal order aUudcd to
above By qvhich 7 find that the erf,orfatiou
Of cotton is forbidden II Shc.N inne diascly
remons!rate on the subject:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

Ic eHPI'sStsOii q VIC y q ar Within Which
the exploration should bemads, is not war
.lran,sd by law Ntfords an opportunity to
SoFac<tlx AN by elanding the goods aud
IS too much reason to believe has been done
IN many instances. These evasions and in
fractions of the law have influenced this de-
partment to direct rigorous execution of
It's provisions relative to expectations OF mcr-
chandize under title to drawback. Aud l
have to inform yon that it is the instruction
OF the secretary of the treasury, that in all
cases which shall hereafter occur, you are
not to deliver debenture until the vessel,
in which the merchandise is about to be ex :
ported for the benefit of drawback, shall have
obtained clearance and departed from the
port in twelve months after the importation
OF the merchandise, to be computed from
the date of the entry of such merchandise.
c. DUVALL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
JOHN N. FORBES.
CIRCULAR }

CoPENHAcEN, Jan. 10, 1910.
SIX HaUiHs come 10 fhiS ciiy ut the
request IT my Je(io7v citizens interested in
The firoherfy under ar, esfft. Schies7pfc and
Hols'cin, 70 endeaUourto obtain its liberation,
am haHfy 10 say Mat I hare so far sue.
ceeGed, mat tie reforts IF the ROYAL com
DiSSicncrS az IonningeH and Giuckstadf
haze been Gfhroved By me KiHg and orders
green 20 raise he arrest in Ehose hiaces -.
Ihe THoHa commissioners haze been akSo
frgfrHcfed TO reieaSe snch hroherty as shall
be cfeorly h,ovtd 70 be neusTai, and in al
'a"6Jm caSeS, they are 10 demand If the
~fes atFhe fiaces Ji1lhorfatioH tie
hfheEroheriy Wa8 originaifg
~ead (pr0ard fhe an870e.-s
'ogckher 7vifh all docn..
~. 10 the royai chan
4 an
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.
From one IF oar London PQhcrs.
FRENCH DECREE.

Extract from the Minutes ofthe Secreta-
ry of State. Palace of the Thuilleries-By
decree OF 30th Jan. 1910.
nh The English merchandise that exists
IN the towns and places situated betw cen
the Meuese and the Scheldt is conf seated
The product is destined to repair the
havoc OF Flushing.
,"Ail colonial merchandise is put in state
of sequestration.
Translation of Decree Of Me King of
Holland, FEB. I, 1910.
The first secretary of the Kings Cabi-
net being duly authorised by decree of the
Isl inst. informs the director of the customs.
that it is the positive intention of his ma
Jesty, that professionally no american pes.
Sstshailbe suffered to enter any of the ports
OF this kingdom, whatsoeve their careoes
may consist of, or from whatsoever bort
they may have sailed /; whether they have
been in England, or have been overhauled
ON their voyage by the English or not but
that these ships shall SO to sea again as soon
as possible, without having discharged any
part of their cargo"
The decree likewise especially charles
the director to give the necessary orders
that the above positive intention of his ma
Jesty be executed punctually.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
NEwBURYPoRT, May 9.
FROM LISBON.

BY the arrival of Capt. Toppan, on Sun
day, who left Lisbon on the 18th March, we
learn that Portugal had not yet surrendered
to the French. The English were at A5raa-
ties, about Is leagues from tho French army,
which had not CT ossed the Tagns The En-.
giish officers were osopinion, shat they should
not be able to make much opposition their
troops we're SICILY, and many had died-a
detachment Of them left Lisbon about the
1st of March, for Cadiz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
THE JOHN ADAMs ARRIVED.

The United States, ship ohm Adams, has
arrived in the Chesapeake she LETT Isv;e
the 7th of April We havenoe learned any
particulars OF news, GenlArms,rong has
not returned home as was,xpected, iron.
whence it is to be INTERMEDIATE he has not
terminated the negotiations which he had
cngaged.--.6iErorG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
IF. BARTs TN.

CaptainE Iurd. who arrit srs -, San.
in Ia os On ene of March.
Inv = Rr;,;sttno aons Or, ~, las boarded
f'rned MN sa. "tnS. Gut. who in
Rarts ,,;,h. Wv. orl.ish taken 81.
II ,I;d not null resisti Captain
in ;,.c.nt Int u what force employcd
t;nr tbere,o w any o'her ailars reia-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

-
Hen'an IN .2ntzrer7t, 10 another. in PhiLa-
delfhia, dated
ANTWERP, March %, 1910.
1.-The Emperor has ordered all the Ame-
rican cargoes detained at St. Sebastians. and
other ports of Spain, to be transported to
Bayonne to he sold. and the proceeds placed
in his private treasury. Similar measures,
it is apprchendet!. will be taken in Italy
with respectto American property detained
there, and fear ii will in the end be ex
tended to the unfortunate cargoes detained
here. In the Danish ports, l understand,
they have also ceased to release American
property. The prospect before us is goo
my, and we cannot look for any favorable
decision, until it is known how affairs will
be settled In your quarter. fear nothing
short OF your quarrf ing with F-rIand will
induce the Emperor 50 reies Gle ieri-
caa property detained mere.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

The Diana from Lisbon has brought over
few of the real Spanish Merino sheep
We understand that there arc a ram & c we
tor the late president Of the u. g. CFnomas
Jefferson, Esq a ram and eve for he pre-
sent President, and the balance to the ctre
oil James II Hooe, Esq. being t@ciye iBnum.
.6er.-Aterandria fiaIer.
Z Letters from Cauada state, tlatthe couri
Cishaying been arrested AID letters opened
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BoSaher.
IMPORTANT TO MERCNTs

The intendaN general of III
under date OF III 3oth March jla: GU,
announced. tha5ao vessel w;a e'a
the United StaSs, will be admin
entry in any oftln ports of the Is,l ~ a..
ba, without the Necessary certi6cI
manifest ard invlces Of each CA ~ 80. ~
the Consular aSeha Of Spain in tld ~
states, who. whefralled upon, win finn
the merchants, Wilt articles are asi,ea
III saidports for thtprcsent.
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corr ,n,,,,.., ig, y tressonabl
seve non,,ts ne detected betwe-
apei ,f NI sse mbly aud tn
in ri T So u.ie French niniste
been AIDE in conseqSr 49, D.. az ~ 49,, N
~ -
NJ ns,vs
"A eat number d. r,. 49,, 70
sail TO different ports ,ro,,a aSa univ
wait IA clearance. "re' M M
we vdcrstand the G.. &c. h;s ,,o,,
cIe,ranEs .seu inssns for granting
non intel curse law, butEi ,rahsbI, I
Sor,he ~, Instructions us morning =
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kington, &c.
act confirming the scisions in favor
me claimants to-aand iltAhe district of
skaskias