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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-27
John Roberts,
KIHG-STREE7,
OFFERS FOR SAL,

hIEC-SfHEFTf
OFFERS FOR SALE,
80 bales prime Cotton
80 hhds. Sugar
IS hhds. Molasses
Is hhtls. Wcst-India Rum
SO bbls. Whiskey, part very inc
6 tons American patent Shot
Coffee and Pepper in bags
Chocbelate, Card,es and Soap, in boxes
Imperial and young Tyson TEAS, &c &c
May 6. ia"ot'
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SPRING GOODS.

JOSEPH JiI.NEf
Nss Just received handsome assortment
or&PKiNG GOODS.
S1av
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MISS MARY FLOYD,

March Is.
MISS MARY FLOYD,
prnYosiso TO ESeAer IN The Spsts
Millinery 81 Mantasa, ''0S'''s'
In their several branches,
4, ,,eN as NEEDLE WoRd 9f az S'r"s.
rOIICITSa share Of the patronage OF nef
- friend. and the public She has reee,v-
"A /. few selected fashionabie articles o. "1''-
gn.ry. which will be opened for sale en-
Thursday next, at Mrs: Selina -a'es0's* wi
-er Of King aud Columbus. Streets
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ed uernaissior TO defray that part OF the ca
nence. At this arrival, the ministry express
sed their establishment, and observed, tina.
some understanding between the Emperor ,u'u
the American government, must have taheli
place, to have authorised such expeditions, @!
which they were totally in the dark -; nor did
they know of any modification of the DEGREES
of his majesty the Emperor and hing' OF tns
Kmgof Naples consequently nothing couia
be done in the present case, until ADVICE "as
received from Paris. No letters or papers
were allowed to be delivered from the henry.
On the 18th December, the schooners Ma
nv, captain Cook and Fortune, capt. bo"och'
sailed from Naples.
The day the Hamilton sailed, tie health de-
partment notified the Consignee that orders
were received to discharge the Henry's car
60 the next morning. 1t was supposed TINS
order was received from Paris, the day before;
The Hamilton touched at Tunis, and s;nieo
again on the I'd January. No American YES
sells in that port. The Tunisian ard Algerine
sauadrons were out !; but no accounts 81 nd
val action had reached Tunis, which however
was hourly expected.
On the 18th of January, the Hamilton put
HtO tIlOfdltaf Day oi d.eo'h't "a "S4 w."
and the strong easterly current, but d,d not
anchor, until the 10Th. On the 2cth, got IN
der WY, with r. f. wind at the same time,
the Mediterranean convoy for England, and 9
Oh 10 American vessels, among which were,
the Amsterdam Packet Of Philadelphia, and
the Fairy, both for New-York ; schr. William,
Cole, OF and for Baltimore and sevcrs! others,
bound to Eastern ports names unknown. Lett
New York ship; the brig MassasoIt, OF Pro.
vid"nce, dischargirg schr.--Hallowe.t, OF
do, and several other American Tesseis, some
of which had been detained OH their way to
France; ard several others had been sent H.,
and touched on their way 10 Naples, and again
departed.
The brig s.;ar, OF Saiena, sailed on tie 10th
for market up :hc Mediterranean. The Vic
tory, of Salem, sailed with the convoy for
England.
1t was said at Gibraltar, that 10 vessels had
been able 10 get throughthe Gut fer six weeks;
consequently the Boy was very fall of shipping
Information Was received, as authentic that
Ferdinand VII. had again entered Spain but
the Sp;niartls had refused TO receive INN,
while under the influence of Bonap4rte. Ma
ny reports W. re in circulation, respecting the
manner in which this Don returned. One
Says at tie head of $4,000 men.
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NEWBUR FPORT, Feb. 26

Imhortant-It appears by an article in the
Chronicle ofyesterday (and we trust 10 demo-
crat will dispute such authority that instead
of the French DEGREES having been repealed
on the lst Ct Nov. as Mr. Madison tod the
people thew were, and our vessels aid proper
ty permitted free ingress and egress, that as
late as the 2lst Of January, cargo of FISH at
Rochelle from Marblehead, zyere NOT aiio:y-
I'd 10 5e sold Rfthout fermisSio1 from, tie Gene
raj Direr:s- at PGrs-wlich permission it is
presumed was rot granted with Liberty for the
vessel to depar..--The Chronicle was unfortu-
nate In stumbling upon this news to bolster
UP Bonaparte's cause
From the CAroniclc-Extract CT letter
from merchant of the hrst responsibility in
France, to his correspondent, datcd.
ROCHELLE, jar. 2l,,is1l.
/" We addressed you on the 18th is1G: 70
inform you of the safe arrival at this port, Of
YOUR schooner. in 81 DAYS. We shal. begin
to morrow to unload her-but are not allowed
to sell the fish without having an answer from
the general Director iii Paris, which we ex-
pect lii few days. There is 10 settled price
fer fish but ifa good quality, we hope to get
at least 70 francs, or more. The duties are
only francs We shall send back the schoo-
ner as soon as possible; but shall only put On
board cargo of about ? 900 or 1850 dollars,
in good claret wine, as she will run the risk Of
being taken, the orders In Council rot being
revoked Markets are dull, except for green
and dry fish, and sugars ofevery description"
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RALEIGH, N CO. February "a

TIE Corfrresee Of Methods. Ministers,
which has been sitting in this cay for the past
weeS, is expeeAt IS. rlss this cveniHs--It is
supposed there are present abo,lt Seventy tra-
Yelling Preachers (nclud;ng Bishops Asbury
and VI 'Kendrce) and thirty local Preachers.
The Conference met every morning at O.
clock, and every afternoon At 9, and continued
three hours at each sitting, in the Senate Cl4ni-
Der ;; and preaching was had three times day
i'll the Commons hall. On Sunday there wa.
preaching in the meeting house tlso, AID both
congregations were crowded.
Amongst the Preachers are many Of superi-
or talents. To select would be inyidious, for
all men are uot alike gifted with eloquencc
though rich ii grace and understanding. HIa-
ny too are ycur:r in the public performance OF
duty, and it is in no wise derogatory to them
that they do not equal some who have for years
labourcd in the vineyard
Perhaps there never WIS Witnessed more
regular 0. attentive observance OF public wo:
ship; nor, for the size Of the place, SO mime
rous a congregation Many youag persons
have awakened to sense of Religion, and the
number of professors III and about this city,
will receive d considerable enoreasc. Indeed
there can be TO doubt but the meeting Of this
Conference in Raleigh, will prove blessing
to many of the inhabitants Of the town S: neigh
borhood.
The next annual Conference will be held at
Richmond, Va. &C commence on the 2Otl Of
February, 1912.
The following is list of the Young Preach
ers received at this Conference. aid If such as
were ordained Deacons and Elders:
YOUNG PREACHERS.
James Aren't. James Sanford, John MalIo-
~, Jesse Brai:ch, Henry Holmes, VIM Elie,,
Joshua Lawrence, Samuel Wagon, John Kel-
ley, Sanue! Huneec, Henry Hunter, john 6.
Trayler, Lewis Ki,nbrol, Abraham Trail.
DEACONS.
Thomas Cooper, Joseph y. Kirkpatrick,
Joel Eurges, SsnMel Duty, William Comp
ton, Jesse Brown, James Morris, Henry Har-
DIV, Thomas Moore, Robert Griffith, Jacob
Hill, E. Drake, John Moore, William w.
Hill, Thomas Burse, Caleb y. Bell
There were besides several local Deacons
ordained.
ELDERS.
Robert Thompson, Charles Roundtrcc, TO-
ell Arlington. William Hcndrick, Fl. Barnes,
John Early, Henry Warren, Thomas J. Crock
well, CaDeilcm II. Hines.
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NETWORK, March 3.

Lc.ess f-om Stain u the Mediterranean
The schooner Hamilton, lea Naples Oh the
26th December at which time no favorable
alteration had taken place relative 70 .Ar,eri-
can affairs. On the 5th Of December, (yery
much to the establishment OF al Naplesl the
ship Henry of Boston, entered the harbor,
with a very valuable assorted eargo-Cuards
were Immediately put on board BY tie custom
house officer, though Tot ID proven, her dis
charging, as the consisnee might Lave obtzin.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 2s.

TIE foHoWilg are tie Particulars .tetse .r-a:-
ment received by tie shia Gfeaner. frpm PHI
iadelthia, alluded to in yesserday'& Cou-irr
they are .turnished by a gentleman Eho
zvss a passenger on board.
On SsturdAy, between II and IL, the ship
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February 81
\ O 7 I G. E.

The MUSEUM of CoFperplate Prints
.xbibi.ed al tie corner Of King aad Wash
;n.r,c, streets. is 10 be seen out tor a :ow
,I,vx after This notice: Those who may Dc
oi,n,set: TO purchase four or Ave hundred
cellars worth or more of said Prints, shall
have them at such price that their money
iai, ou. IN any other kind OF soocs vii not
turn to so great Il benefit.
~ Entrance for ssaing-Grown persons
twelve and half cen,s-Boys. SIX and quarter
cen,s-IN SMALL MONEY.
e Children will not be admitted.
March q.
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Robert Thompson, Charles Roundtrcc, TO-
ell Arlington. William Hcndrick, Rt. Barnes,
John Early, Henry Warren, Thomas J. Crock
well, Caneilcm II. Hines.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
E,P0,

Az Guadaloupe, on the 98th Of Nov, last,
Mr.. Nathaniel Knight, Of this wn, aged Is
years. He Was an hopeful and promising
Young n m, and his friends and society have
thus 70 deplore his early ext.
Death levels all, the wicked and the just ;
Mans but flower, and has end is dust"
In Virgins, Col William Tevey mem
Der Of the House Of Delegates.
In New. York, Henry w. Livingston, Esq.
ut. AZ, formerly = member Of Congress.
In Foster (RI ID Capt. Peter Cooke 1t.
81, his defendants amounted to 400.
In Salem Hon. John TresdwelI, Esq. 1T.
y. One Of the Justices Of The Court Of
Common Pleas for ths County Of Es.ex
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

shoot and burn certain cnigies which we're
Intended 10 represent the claimants, the
Court, some Of the officers ordered IL pro-
tect The Surveyor, 81 surveyor himself
These Gisgg4cstul ; might perhaps
have pAsst q To oDlIy.u lAd MOI tie Curon-
icle and Argus represented the CuuEty IS
"ncver 8o- pesceable, and that the mil
itary f., rts. .-g --sry. AS 70 what
The CT ....- pu - alb ,ut quar-
,ering mcr- IN tlmc Of peace and
tranq M, fa- -.H military forces TO
the fear, ann, arco terror OF the good
citizens Of tins town, ,-ristol) as there had
not been any surveyor forbid before the is:u-
ing Of the last order, nor since, from the
performance Of any duty the Court had re-
quired Of hlm'-the writer could have ahu :
ded TO no troops except such as were CON
cerned in the opposition, As it is said that
the governments troops were never order
ed to assemble. Il is certain they never
marched TO Bristol, or that vicinity.
Il would exceed the limits which I had
prescribed 10 myself, 10 follow this subject
where it wodld lead. II is extremely II be
regretted, for the honor and interest Of the
| District of Maine, that these outrauas have
been committed. l. IS also 10 bt regretted
that the subject has been so unfairly and un-
necessarily brought before the public -
! The Courl has riglt 10 complain If most
wanton attack, and most wicked libel
! The claimants have right 10 complain,
| that a very partial and incorrect statement
/ Of thair claims & conduct has been brought
bafore tie public The settlers have RICH,
to complain, that subject sf such great
d1lcacy and Importance 10 them has been
so mlsrepresenled to render il AIRY
! TO expose transactions which might have
been COnhned TO more narrow circle And
the public have a right 10 complain that
they have been grossly imposed upon BY
false ana f4llacious statements 1t il sub
jecl Of too great magnitude to be treated in
the style IN which tue Chronicle and ihe
Argus have treated u. i is question in
which ail he owners Of properly, oil the
Y friends government, ard order, Of what.
! ever party, are Interested. 1t IS question
whether there shall be any such thing a.
law, aud government, and real estate in the
District II Maine. For it is hardly TO bs
hoped that these disorders ifnot suppre .sed
will stop here. If the Legislature can dc
more tor the settlers, than has already been
done by the liberal provisions of the Better.
ment law, consistently with the constitution,
with justice, aud the rights Of all concerned
sincerely hope it may be done. But, ]
trust the time has not como when the course
Of justice Is TO bs ObstruCtsd by violence
and encouragement given 10 the opposition
When a few designing demagogues are Ia
avail themselves Of the irritable state Of an
unfortunate class Of citizens, and to urge
tor their own purposes, TO civil war and tc
ruin, people who have nothing TO hope
but from law, order. and good government.
FRIEND TO EQUAL RIGHTS.
Portland, gan 1, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
VEST FLORIDA

The Presidents ordering possession
Of this territory 10 be taken by force, is
still under consideration III Congress
the FederaIists contend that We have no
legal right to the countrv--that even il
w had, 10 take possession Of il by force
would be q declaration OF WAR, which
they aver is exclusively the province
81 Congress,-that the course adopted
by the President is illegal bnd unwar-
fanted.
The conduct Of the President will
undoubtedly be approved 0: by major
Ity n beth houses, let the consequences
Be what they Will.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
Reformation aimed at.

THE Selscmen of the town of Portland
having been informed thar number OF
periens IN faid town, who have been licenfed
TO retail !Pirituous liquors, have above. of
gambling and other diforders in their fhops
judge il proper thus publicly 70 sxprels with
thar they may be furnifhed with legal evil
dencs againlt any who may be guilty of luch
mifeonducf, IN order that they may be effect
ually protecu'ed, and dealt with a. the law in
iueA cafes directs, and as the good Of ndivid
ual', the peace Of families, and the honor Of
the town ieem urgently 10 require
They would therefore be much oAlieed to
any well dhPofea citizen who i. knowing 10
iuch mal-Practices, if they would give them
information thereof, a, Ioon a. NAV Be. and
they earneitly requeft that thoie who FREQUENT
inch ihops for fuch purpofes, won d 20 regard
thsir own intereit and reputation, and the
hsPPineis OF their relatives and friends as 10
dice .tInue practice which il attended with
very Injurious effects
II ia with reluctance that the SeIsctnsn find
u neceiiary to take this ltsp to refrain grow
ing evil; and they hope thoC. Retailers who
pay due regard 10 the law in iuch cafes will
not conhder II as geaeraI ceniure on that
Gals OF their fellow citizens
SAAVEL FREEMAN. CBay.n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
PortiEsf, 100 7az 1871.

CUMBERLAND, S.
To the Honorable J4jfines # ths Court
Of Commaa Pleas, 6egun and boiden
al Portland, witbin and TOR The caun-
~ ef Cumberland, on the thru TneI-
day Of N1vember Il. y. 1910
HUaBtT SHRRs-
GODFREY GROSVENOR, or NewgIoucet.
- ter, 10 iaid county Of Cumberland, Elq.
That he is ieized in fee a. Tenant in common
with perlons TO him unk nwn, of and in ons
undlvid ed moiety or hair part of fix certain
lots ct land, containing one thou(aud acres
each, be the fame more or lels, iituated ia
Poland and MInot, 81 the county of Cumber-
land aforeiald, aud being the ots numbered
nine aud thirty ieven, in the Gtli divifou,
and fourteen, forty feven, ninety one, ana
one hundred and eighteen, ia the tecond d.
vihon of lot laid out and feveted by the pro.
prietorS of Bakerltown, and that he is defirouS
of his faid ihars thereof in ieveralty-Whe-e-
fore ne prays that partition thereof may bc
ordered, had and Obtained, in form As IS bg
law provided, and tha1 his Izid flare may BE-
ed aud iet OF to him TO hold in leveialty
Ia 10 duty bouad vii! ever pray. EY
DANIEL HOWARD, hs 4a'y,
AteR-SAIAUEL rfEE MN, CIs,S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
FOR SATE

A Lot Of LAND, with Houfe Handing
a thereon, Giuatsd on the northerly 6de
OF Plealant Greet, between The houGe Of Capt.
John Mudey and the Brick Store near the
ltand in Fore ltreet, called Gorh1m's Corner
said Lot Is Lxty feet front, and one huadred
feet back, and 10 one of the bslt Guations
either for Dwelling houie or SIore-For
particulars enquire Of
BENJAMIN POLAND, JUN.
Portland, Jan a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

Accounts from Lisbon TO November the
.r2tA have been received At that date the
Two armies renamed 10 the same positions
shey occupied on the first Of OGtOber. The
object Of Msssena appears to be either that
OF retresiing. or TO wa. for reirtorCements
from the French troops IN Spain.
The report Of the death Of the king Of
England appears to be unfounded though
A. the last dates he was seriously indis-
NOSed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
Tax on Lands ia Freeman and Nsw-
P1rtL1nd.


WHEREAS the PrOprietors Of the two
F" Townihips granted 10 the lutferers Of
Falmouth, being the TownDlips 10 the coun
ty Of Somerlet, IaIsy incorporated by the
names Of FyGmaH, and Ne1O- 20, fisaG--at a
meeting holden At Portland by adjeurnment
on the 6rlt day Of January Infant" Voted
and aifehed tax Of two dollars on each Pro
pretor or Propristor's part or ihare of The
Common Land Belonging to each and every
hundred acre Lot that was originally drawn
for him or them in each Of iaid GOWNS and
appointed me Collector 10 colIsa the fame
do therefore hereby call upon lad Pro-
prietors to pay laid tax 10 me at nay dwelling
houie in Portland, or or before The IRA day
Of April next, otherwife their REFLECTIVE pro
portions of fad Lands will be fold AZ Vsndue
as the law directs.
STEPHEN WAITE, CJLGo, efJEsii P,qe'.
Jas. ~, l5iI-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
Wbe has found nv Mare

THAT ltrayed from Stroudwstsr on the 7th
uh. She 10 of dark chsinut color,
with white right feet, occaGoned by letters
her tail IS fheared off clofe 10 her dock, and
her main aud foretop cut cIofe-- PAGES and
rrot', and il uocemmonIy high fpirited--Who-
ever will give Information Of her fhan be
Handsomely rewarded for their trouble.-Ap-
ply 10 BARTHOLOMEW THO2N:
R0LjtUis, Yam L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

~ Ii cannot but be generally known, that
Retailers who " iutfer any perfon Or psrlols
to drink itrong liquors, or mixed liquors, in
thsIr thoP', houie', or paris or dependencies
OF fueh fhOps or boules, incur the like penal
'iss aud forfeiturss az are ipAiGfed BY law up
on psrions Telling without licenfe.."-They
are liable TO forfeiture of 7tp.sy Pssnds !,
and their iuretiRt Tee P.YaI, each.
TdHsa5y Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
JlTEsT FROM PORTUGAL.

Capt Woodward, arrived al Nsw-York,
lett Lisbon Nov. 24.h. No general BATHS
Lad taken Tiace-oa the l5tb, the French
fell back from Villa Franco, Gen. Siuari's
division was sent 20 watch them. Il was
supposed tie object or the French TO be
e,tiier to cross tha Tsgus, Q? 80 into winter
suArters.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
Library Meeting.

THE Proprietors of the Portland Library
are hereby notified that fpeciaI meet
ing of iaid proprietors will be holden At the
otfice Of the iubfcTiher, on Monday, January
IA. 9 o'clock, z. NJ.
Per order OF the Committee,
OLIVER BRAY, Librarian.
PsTfIrnd, 5aa. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

The population of Baltimore, by the
late Census, consists of 40, 4S3 souls.
Whites, S6,864-frec persons of color,
5366-sIaves, 1853.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
MEMORANDA.

Brig Charles, Miller Otis, Of Wifcafet, ar
rived at Norfolk, Dec. 23d, fell in with the
wreck OF the fchr. Three Friends, of Burling.
ton, on the 9th.
Ship Howard, PIERCE, from Portland, for
Liverpool, hasar at Hoylake
Ship Minerva, Barner, from Baltimore for
BuenOs Ayres, has ar. at Monte Vido, having
been turned of the former port by the fquad-
ron which blockaded it.
Brig Orient, Sturdevaat. Of Portland, on
her pahage from Baltimore TO LiIbon, fell in
with on the 10th Oct. lat. 50, Ion. So, the
wreck of Aoop Profpe6f, Holt. of aud from
N. Haven, for Trinidad which was upiet on
the 7th Of that month, while (cudding to the
Northward in gale Of wind The captain,
Timothy ParuaIe, mate, and J Bradley, a
boy, were @aihe1 from the wreck foou after
and drowned - John Farrand and Samuel
Crziley, feamen, were'he only farvivors, who
we're taken off much eIhaulted and carried 70
Liibon.
The Mary Of Portland cleared from Char
elton Is c. 24h u't.
a lloop from Wilcafet, with lumber, truck
On Ramlhead, 5th inf, and bilged part Of
her cargo wa, landed on an iland; an1 fhe
was below Bottom 7,h infant, with 40 ligh-
;efs along Tide, 10 prevent her iiuking,
Schr. LYDIA, freeman, Of his PoTG hss ar
rived Al the Vineyard
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
Saiette ship Eslns.
PORT OF PORTLdND-lsII.

Sailed from this port, Saturday last, ship
TArquin, Nichols for Cork, snip South A
merIc., Drink wafer, for Cape Of Good Hope,
big Albert, Brooks, brig Superb, Parrot,
brig Bctsey. Prince, brig -, Baker, for
the West Indies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
boston E, HIT
f4f''Fy s Warsb'4G,
Adjoining Mehr.. Quincy & Baker, Store at
the lower end of EIchange-ar=et.
!. MAHAN. Apent.

J. MAHAN, Hgent,
LAS jan received in addition to his former
4 flock,
Is dog. fnPer6ne Beaver Hats, wide and rzr-
row bfH', of an improved make and very
light
cafe of patent fix water proof Hats,
Roranls. Napt and C4u1eTs hair Hats, by tbs
cafe or a, retail,
Chiidrens morocco aud fur Hats-A large
ai1ortment Of men and boys felt Hats,
The BGfas Hat Manufacturing Company do
manufacture better Hats than any inlti,ution
OF the kind in the u. s:ates-Hauers them
ieves, lay It IS fact-The hyperion asyan-
tases they Pohels, and the iuperior manner
which they do manufacture, can be explained
satisfactorily to any Perion. All has, which
lei! with the itamp in, will be warranted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
CIPPzCrlS

The celebrated Gen. miranda arrived At
GARAGES, Dec. 9, and was we'll received
BY ,he peorle, and immediately appointed
soc uf Tie military department.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

Accounts from Port a. Prince cf Dec. u,
M.ntion tia, Christophe WIS daily expected
Al that place, tor the purpose If attacking
IT. and Petion was preparing ali his forces
10 give him warm reception.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
MUFES g HPPETS.

Sable Pole Cat, Eli, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and brown Genests. They were man
ufaetured under my own infpeaion during
the lait iummer the fusS will be warranted
to be prime, and the work well done-they
are made IN the RuifiAn Rile, and an entire
new .aihlon here lhall fell them at whole.
iale or retail, cheaper han Gao be purchafsd
sii"here ia The DiitrlSt. CE3. ].