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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
ME-. SNowDEN,

Mr.. SNowDEN,
In the back par, Ct small thrss story,
framsd house, directly opposite DR.. Dicks,
has besn built, during the last summer, an
Oven, said TO be for the purpose of baking
loaf iread--,he side walls Of said oven is
only iourteea inches thick (one of which is
in immediate contact with the boarding of
the kitchen of the nexs house, and the
Crown only niue iaches. The kitchen, into
which she mouth Of the oven opens, :s a.
bsut nine fees wide, twelve feet long, and
about seven or eight feet high. The oven
10 cracked On the sousi, and west sid-s fron
the top nearly to the bottom, and IN the
opinion of number Of persons who have
seen i, is supposed to be very dangerous !;
both from its confined situation a. well as
It's present condition. This ovea has been
employed siace the bsgaeing of the present
year by biscuit baker, who begins to work
between three and four in the mo, ming and
continues ill near dark. He says he works
up aear one thousand pounds of stuff per
diSm-so that the oven must be intensely
hot, during the latter part of the day apd
fore part of the night. The back yard.
very small one, is kept generally full Of
wood, of which considerable part is split
up small. The shop in frout of the house
has generally considerable quantity of
large wood 10 i. standing up an end, as well
as in the back passass to the bake shop.
In shore, the insecurity and confined sisua.
ton of the premises are such, that should
they by the fault Of the oven, or want OF at
,ention in The workmen, take ere, it would
b. You'd the utmost ingenuity and indus
Try OF men to ex,inguish it before number
of the adjacent buildings were involved in
rbe copAagra,ion, and this the candor Of the
baker has admitted, though he says there u
90 danger.
9uerY=-Whether It is not werth TIE az
ten,iou Of the police Of the sowp, or the
,own.eouscil, to enquire and examine into
,he truth OF the above statement!
If Congress rise on the 9Th Of the ss*t
month, without posing any set respecting
our Intercourse With G. Britain, it wiz he
some consolation to osr anxious merchants
tha, the only embarrasmenss they will exPe.
renee from Oh. revival Of the NoDiptereoDrse
act against Great Britain, BY the presidents
proclamation, will be the seizure other Yes.
,e.s and properly. The sondemnadan o.
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ST. LOUIS. Dec. rs.

The hidden treasures ct this country are
daily broagh, 10 light, rew Mines OF lead
copper, silver, and we believe antlmony
have lately been discover-d--A few days
sgo fne hank of coal wax discovered 10
our nsighbnrhood by a MIR. Beard an IN
grnious and Industrious blacksmith, lately
arrived here.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Atxm:.iria County. Fe6. Term, 1871.
esDERsD, That the administrators of John
xmca;d, deceased, do issert the fM;o ing
aiycriS-nen. three times in each week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Ca
iclte.
Test
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70 RENT

Merchants Wharf, with ~ yaboue
the Store and Ware House adjoining. in tho
occupancy Of Msssrs. LaYrsSoa 4 Fowis..
Possession given 1e lfth Of March
J. SWIFT,
February 81. eps:.
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/, I rrlntlng IN all It's brancn-
" ne atty executed at thus Office.
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From the EIginia Patriot.

CT could tale unfold whose Highest word
Would harrow up thy soul"
General Armstrong 10 said ia have Left
the seat OF government in disgust and t.
have insims,ed that II enc faHrtA Of his
correspondence with our cabinet during his
residence at Paris had been made public
it would have proved . complies antido.e
to the GALLO ma1is Of our citizess. It the
Gen-ral is really soursd WE may expect
rare sport tor We are con6deqt he COULD
d;sclos. same secrets which would make
certain OF our great folks so buy rope
TO hang themselves"
Wko shall be our nesf president!
Z This question already occupies more Of
the, Iinr and attention Of our grave S IA
tors and wise repres eptatives a, Washing
ton than the renewal of the hank chatter,
the state Of our foreign relations, or any
other question of national importance spa
fully explains the REASON why three months
are pass. away 10 var of words without
any thing Of conssq atAes being carried "a.
20 effect.
Washington 1ocky Clint Races!
4 sweepstakes will soon be ran over THE
course for the Presidential Plate vaiped AZ
100000.
Four horses are already entered whose
known speed promises excellest Amusement
10 amateurs Of the .psrts OF the turf.
The Yqmss Maa;sen, who won the Two
last plates, is entered tor this also but it is
supposed he will be drawn hrfore the run.
ming commences to make room for
The Msnyss. bore possessing many ex
cellent .qualitie, and COED bottom, bus no
good speed. He was distancsd At the last
races, but the knswias saes assert is was
owing CO. foul Psy. \
The Beb Smith is entered BY ! company
to oppose the Monroe but those who know
him assert that he is net soun4. 1t is said
also thar he will be Obliged to carry too
much ,ee;ghs.* aud that be is St for nothing
but scrub race.
The General armstrong is Becoming
fayerite with many, and large bets are al.
ready made that he will win. In his youth
he was prononnced picious and cried do1un
By an experienced sportsman # but many
,hiak he has improved By age, and that the
chauce. a.: now 10 his favor against the
field.
As it i, nsck or nothing with most of the
candidates. every hor.. will be pushed 70
the tor Of his speed, from the wcid Gs!
and i, is though, that one or TWO OF them
will inevitably be broke aozDp. 4
A large proportion If those who attend
nil be indifferent spectators OF The race,
caseltss !" who looses or who WINS" and
ready with the Poet TO exclsn, occuPef
sxtremxs sc4Sies"--lst the deya take the
hiEdmeSt.
One hundred and 6fty.slx theusapd dol
lars wos tn of bills of escnanye.
4 Afmsirspg's addsess to ths ar9y, at the
c,osa oiahe reyelptbp and General Wasbinsr
tps,s dsasneissies y himt
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a. SILVER WATCH LOST,

\ 0ST, in the street, lsar the c9snes ~
IL Prince and st. Assph streets, 8 I'LL
YER WATCH, with A plated sifk string
had fixed 70 the string brass key to wind c
up, key for saddle bags and 4 s,nsu key fas
the inside Of desk--the Paker,s name A..
pis, London. IVAoeysr viii carry the ssit
Watch to the Printer, or dcliyer it to ms,
shall rec, ise OA.R DJLL.1Rr xari,
~ Watchnakers and silveisniths ~
desired to stop it il offered for sale.
William dartshorpe,
I'd mo-. -. st
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice. that the

Subscribers OF Alcxsndyia county, in the dis
INC: OF (oiumbia, have obtained from the
orps.h's Court OF said county, letters Of
ADMINISTRATION en- the personal estate OF John
An aid late Of the county at re.aid, deceas-
"a All pcraons having claims against the
!, stceast d. are hereby warned to exhibit
VIC SAME with the vouchersthereof to the
.ussr'heis on or before the 9th day of aa
s's. rex, ensuing, or they may by law be
O'uqed from all benefit to ssid estate, and
Us Indebted thereto ere required to make
as;'"ea'ase paym,nt Given under our hands
ny n'ath day Ut February
Lucy Kincaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
p. of John Kincaid.
lSpu'rv9 9. eo8w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
Ae1o Spring g Summer Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN.


HEAD or EXCHANGE STREET
HAS Just received an extensive sssort.
ment Ut Fresh SEASONABLE GOODS,
comprising almost every article usually
waated n this plsce.
-AMoNC WHICH ARE
Re West OF Englsnd, superiine, and COM
mon Broadcioths, If every colour s des-
eruption ditto Csssimeres
Imperial Cords Patent Plans
H:-west stile of yesangi pink, buff, and
blue Cambria
Cotton cassrneres Washington Stripes
White Jane buff Nankins
Very stout Cotton Neivets
Blue and yellow Nankins
Black Italian AMI Canton Grapes
Black Lustrings
AID 4 4 Coerain l.-ish linens
Linen Csmbrics Long La-.fs
Pa;ant steam loom Cotton Smnings
Cotton Cambrics yanel, 0t fancy Muskns
y printed C~mbrics ClnshaB> CAlicos,
turnltures Company 5andannas
Black silk Handkcrchiets Madras ditto
Women's blk. white and slate cotton Hose
Mems ok. white. marbIed and mix'd ditto
Men and women's blk and white English
silk Gloves ditto Cotton
Cambria and common Dm0ties
Fae Book Muslin
White Lus'ring and Sarsne,ts
Coloured Double Florence
Cotton Man.les and Shavsls
kId Habit CEves
Mems beaver, doe skin, and real buck skin
Cloves
Factory Stripes & Checks do. Bed Ticking
Ftne and common brown Linen
Cotton Holland Russia, table and common
Diaper English ditto
Black, blue, brown and green ShAlloons
and Ratinetts
Oh CiJth black Modes Canton Hkfs.
Black and white Lsces Psrasahs
cotton Csmbrics, for 81 4 CTS.
Ginghams, for Is cts.
Cotton Umbrellas, fini.h'd IL superior stile
India COttons Indie CslIcoes
4 white Flannel nice blk. silk Shambray
ItaliSn Sewing SILK; bess silk Twist
Fashionable gilt, piated and steel coat aad
vest Buttons Imperial shk dttto
Webb's patent Suspenders
Turkey Bandannas
Cotton Servings; colouFed Thread
figured Lace Lace Msnties
Red Broadciolhs buff white, and red
Cassimeres Bombazeits and WlIboars.
FisnneiS; 2aizes, and Swsnskins
Russia Sheeting Ravens Duck
Black Ssttins Ribbands Tspes Bobbins,
Linen Threads; silk and cotton Ferretts
q ,ioons coI1srd Threads
SIX Fiorentine Nesting, &c. SC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
CcnlnealDea!tb Of a5aEatbufstts.


WHEREAS il appears to both branches
Of the Legislature, that the Clerks and Sc
lectmen ot the several towns Of Penobscot.
and Castine, m the county of Hancock
Hope, IN tie county Of lincoln Arundel,
N the county of York; and Sidney, in the
county OF Kennebeck, neglected and failed
70 cause copy Of The record Or list If per.
sons voted Ter as Governor and Lieut.. Gov
einori "a their respective towns, TO be trans
m.tied 70 the secretsry's Office, seventeen
days AZ least before the last Wednesday IN
May, agreeable 70 the directions OF the con.
stitutiun and laws -
And whereas il also ap-slrs, that the
towns OF New Charleston and Garland IN
ne county Of Hancock Of Putn-m, in the
eouh'y 81 LincOini < Belhlem, in the cou,-
" Bel kshlre have n0t made any return Of
hst or rs cord Of Tie votes given in those
towns Tor Governor and Lieut. Governor -
And whereas i furihet appears. that The
SetectmeD and Clerk of the to&n + I5ebor-
7ush, 70 tie coInty If Hancock, onutsd IN
.ieir returned Lass TO insert the year when
the meeting tnr lie the choice ~ Governor
and Lieut.. Governor was holden And
whereas tleie Is ground 10 believe, that
Danvers, 10 the county Of Essex and The
1elec'mea and Clerk of tie town OF Dou
slAs, in TIC county If Worcester; and the
oclectmcn ard Clerk Of the town Of Dor
chester, ~ tie county Of Norfolk, respec-
lively, did not return tue list or record
81 The votes which were riven by the legal
Vot-Ts ofth0,e oAns for vernon and Lie Ut
Governor -
And whereas it appears that the town Of
st-6oylstou, in lhe county Of Worcester,
did not cause their last or record of votes ri.
ven IN that town for Governor and Lieut..
Governor, to be sitested BY persons desig
mated as Selectmeu, as by the Constitution
and laws is required -
And whereas II Is Ut the highest impor-
,ance, thal 10 tl.s election of the first Mag.
.str%te, there should be the most perfect
and fair * iressions Of the viii ofthe quail
fed voters, and that no towns or lndlvidu-
ais should be deprived Of their constitution.
4 privileges, either by tie failure, omission
Qr frauiulcnt or wilful neglect Of any off
GERS ~ whom the duties ofmaking returns
a entrH led, by the constitution and laws !:
= Therefore,
CRDEREp, That the secretary cause the
severai Corporations, Selectmen, and Town
Clerks, aforesaid, to be notified Of The sew.
eral failures, ncElects anu omissions aiore
said, BY causing an altesied copy Of his or
der 70 be published il ell the ne wspspers
printed WITHIN this Commonwealth, in
whch tie laws are published, thirty days
AZ least before tie second "Wednesday OF
lie second session o. the present General
Court 10 the end that they may then appear
AID s'iew cause (if any they haye) why pro.
.ecutions sLo',ld no, be specially ..dered a.
gsiasS ,hesR Gr The ssgsral causes store-
said.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
Rarrle1.

In this town, by the Rev. Or Deane, F14-
sra E CoTiER, Esq Of NofthyaFmonth. 10
Mils BETsEY DELAEo
AT Willianiiborough Granville Counrv N,
G. MAJOR Smith Of Prince Edwards " 70
MIis Charlotte B. Brodre This match coo-
i1mmated only few days Ence, was agreed
aPoE 81 years ago az Camden, >. 4 'Thr
capture Of MAJOR, then Captain Smith. .t tha
battle Of that place teparaied he part;es
which other events Of The war continued N,
prolong aud until few months Gnce e,e,,
tuPpcied the q her TO be dead AN arridro
81 circumstances lately brought them acoua,n.
Ted again and neither plead any la.ote "
limitation IN bar Of the old bargain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
LINES &c.

See yonder rofe, 70 blooming, frefh and fair,
By iudden hiait nipt in IT'S early bloom
So fades the mothers fopdsti hope and care,
ind wsites as fweetneis Ia The deiert tomb.
Her gentle fpiTit took rapid flight,
Left ITS pale clay withoui groau or Ggh,
And wing'd its way to realms OF endlefs light
10 ieats of relt, and bliis beyond the Ky.
Ye kindred fpirits watch around her tomb
Your vigils keep, and guard the fAcred truit !;
I'll the iaft trumpet's pleaGng, awful found,
Shall wake 10 life and joy this aeeping dua.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
MAD DOGS

On Monday last mad dog bit a boy
In Dcdban, Of about ten years Of aoe.
IN 20 shocking manner, that the pby-
sicians suppose he viii die Of his
wcun1ss Ibis dog also BIT COW On
the same day in Dorchester. The dog
had collar on his neck, without The
owners name. 1t would be a great
benefit to the public, If every person
who owns dog should be prosecuted,
1t he has not complied with the law,
which makes it the duty Of each own
er OF dog to provide collar with The
owners name and residence. The I'M
fortunate lad is the son Of Mr.. Joseph
HOWE, of Dedhan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
SFIEnrEn rnLcrc

The next President-let him not wear
French SPectacles. or eat English Plumb
pudding with French Knife aud Fork.
The red plush brooches, whose thread
bare rconomy gave misery tone to The
politics Of the nation.
The Treasury Of the United States-the
politicsl grease horn Of the nation may i
soon be repienished and its hinges oiled. o.
It viii " Stop de veels Of de Government. /"
The Embargo "A Chicken Of The Gallo
Cook--hstched under the Old Hen az
Washington
The is United States, Louisiana ana tha
FloFidas- w ever dsink L em all toget5er.
for bumrer 20 each when they sre carved
up will make u drunk before we get over
the Miss ssippi.
Tbs Ee Pesiaert ADAMs; Pity the Sor-
rowe 81 poor old man"
GossrN0r GERRY When his Excellancy
wSnders into devious paths" may ~ III.
ways lind " A REBEL" 70 hunt him back,
The SMITn SOho has unlocked fhe Cab:nst :.
May no french lock smith be able to cloxs ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

The following lIdicFOus cIrcnmstanra ia
fact, and has become the subiect.of gen.
cral conversation The son of 4 resnnfta-
bic lsndboider, N the county Of Neal hsd
Dseu strongly assacs-~<a e.. 1-.-,rl.4~l ~ \,
neIghbourIRg farmer, but as she did not en-
courage his advance he formed resoIu-
tion OF selziDg her by force and as She
daily went TO see q isvorite COW MIXED.
that was the opportunity fixed on. The
young lady's brother, however, got intima-
ton OF has designs, ana made them known
70 his sister, who, ss there was striking
resemblance ~ the person, agreed that ne
should dress himselfin her clothes, and at
tend the cow. When he had arrived ~ he
spots four men jumped over the hedge. sell
zed and carried of the supposed lady
(though not without much apparent resis-
| tsnce,) to a chase Which conveyed them u
the bridegroom's residence.
The priest not being At home, the wed !.
ding was deferred Tin the next morning..
In the mean time the lovers mother ,r;rd
/ 20 administer comfort 10 The decreased
young lady-and ~ order to convince her
that her son, had no dishonourabic inten.
tions towards her, proposed she should
sleep that night with her daughter The
\ young ladies' retired soon after the rest.
when cry Of "heIp 70 brought the par
ents 10 he door Of their daughters room
which the yaSished fair one had previously
fastened. The distinguished lover was
seized, and sent 20 Antrim Jail, where he
! now remains, and Is u stand trisl fur raw
tishment but az they caniot substantive
| the fact, from the circumstance of the old
lady putting him into her daughters bed,
be has entered an actiCn against them ior
false Imprisonment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

IN Herhiinsr, m. Y) Arm, daughter "
Mr = White, Gagged yearsl wantonlv XII
Jed Ivy John Bowman, talad, aged yg.
After leading her 20 the bank Of = ~,
breaking her ikuIl with c1b md thyayr;,.s
the body INTO the river to conceal hiF 1r,raS
t5is young gaIiosys teeksr deliberately U,sli.S
home and tat his dsnnsF with fsenilny znrn.-
Germ,
lu saifPcrt (Me.) ire Rev NJ Nrr.rs-
he had .ffprte WITH hi- hro1her IN Il,
which en4cd Il sfluab5e, Y heo NJ nf 80
.hrown. 1ad 70 mueh injured tAaz h. Es5
Is hours !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
William Purinton.

INFORMS the public that he has taken the
iiand lately occupied by GoDsRGY WHEA.
roS,in ESsbSags E,ess, where he intends carry
aug On the
Watcb and Click making Bnfnet5,
IN their various hranches-He afIures the
public and his friends that work conided 70
bis care, ihaIl be executed with fidelity aud
defpatch.
He intends keeping conasntIy for fsle
variety Of Watch Keys, Seals, Sc on rea-
fonshle terms
He hopes by his conaant perlonal a,ten
lion to merit and receive liberal patronage
from he public.
Portland, 7th Mo. %. (tfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

~ = ]N.T. = N0z1I
As ialt received ADD offers tor iale At low
prices, Engliih and India Cottous-biue
Currahs-Sinchaws-P Plaid and plain silk. all
k'nds--lsalian Grapes Euttons-Fertes and
Cailoons-- Muflins--B omhazetts--fIearth
Russ-Men's worried. lambs wool and thread
Hole Ladies black aid lais worried and
eotren Hoie-elk and kid Cloves Csn,le
mems thread aud leather Ooves-Ribhons-
indla Ca'coes-Oii Cio'hs-white Cambrick,
agreat variety of foe aud common Calicoes
and Gingasns, 5s &c.
1aLy %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

ST. FRANcIsvILLE, JUNE 6

No man knows the feelings and dis
positions of the people who arc to form
the new state ORLEANS State) better
than myself. / solemnly aver that
large portion of them are enemies to
the constitution and government of the
United States. They may to deceive
congress-, form constitution modelled
after that Of the United States--but no
sooner will they " slip their leading
strings" but they'll I" play such fantas-
tic stricks as will make the angels
weep" When they get government
and legislature of their own choosing,
what will they care Tor the constitution
1t will be but paper, nor can il ever
restrain the Ignorant or the wicked.
Was it not seriously proposed in the
Orleans Legislature some years ago, 10
repeal the constitution Of the United
States and did | not hear John
Blanque declare in the house Of repre-
sentatiyes that that constitution had no
controul over them.
What would now be the situation OF
the people Of this territory, and pArtic-
ularly of the mercantile part Of New
Orleans, had it not been for the saluta-
~ check Of the public officers appom-
ted by the president of the United
States
So palpably dangerous is the creating
the proposed state, that when reat. The
law authorizing il, 1 am ready TO ex-
claim, greet God qvhot 10 fhe fnfe of
hpbiie ityormafion al tie srat of Govern
naexf, cs related TO This counfry2
A Baltimore democratic paper as
serts, that the ". States lrigaie On n-
fgtEo1z, Will carry C~E 70 France above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
Poetry.


MR SHELBY,
The following lines, I received the other
dTy, on the death of aeyoung lady ID G the
only daughter of her mother, and flle wild.
ow-writren by near female conneron of
the deceased. If they can find place in
your MiiceiAny, without excluding more
elensial matter, the infer,icn will CRAFTY
your friend and correfponGent. x.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
Ameritan C9tt0n Go0d5.

A general 2fEortment of American Cotton
a Goods from the Mandatory of
Wllkinlon Greene, " Co.
si Paw;ucket, near provdenc- Z conGning
ot Shir'ings, Sheesings, Stripes, Checks. Cling
hams, Bed Tickings. Thread. hngIe two and
Thres threaded Yarns, &C. &c.
Theie Goods being from one Of the oldeft
and bea eaAbilied NIAnufattoriss in Ameri
ga, are a. lellt Of equal quality 70 any made IL
This c6ratryi and viii be fold At the Manu-
fA4ery prices, by
SOLOMON BOYCE,
Agent f1r faia eompany--at his Sore in Ex
change (l-eet--uhefe he keep. couaantly for
tale al aitortnieni Ct nytQ-E 5, as u,uai
Portland, - nc. IT. 1871. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
IN SENAZE. 1me 81, 1911.

IN SENATE4 strne 81. 1871.
Read and passed Sem Gown for concur
renee.
SAMUEL DANA, Ptesidenf.
In the Hoase If Repyesr E1sizes, 2ane %,
1911.
Read and G efred.
JOSEPH STORY, Speatv.
A true Copy--Attest
MARCUS MORTON.
Geek offhe Ssrote.A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

Feothers sheEv zvhich svdy the zvind
otcEgs ---Gen- Van MSS, a leading and
'msueasia. Clintonian, in Ney York
staSs, I'D PEe sident Of 4th July cele-
traitor, gave this toast -" RoBEsr
SMITH, me tate Secrrtayy ofsfate he
ccsel-pfs neil II his cou4try."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
400 FELT HATS.

TUSI received and for fale by J MAHAN
y a. the bo.ton Hat Waseaosle- they ace
of an excellent quality, aud will be fold cheap
for caih--or with other hats on a credit:
3Hiy %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
ANOTHER-6y The same.
THE SNOW-DROP

THE SNOW-DROP.
AS passing by yon flower bed,
saw snow drop rear its head,
lis beauty caught my eye
The distant hills, were clad in snow
The northern winds ceas'd not 10 blew,
Yet clear the western sky.
Isaw this besuleous flower decay
AS, pensiye, Oft psss'd that wa,
But thought it still might live,
When spring returned with genis rays,
Increasing with his length Of days,
And all that May could give
But, see yon clouds portent0us Use,
And darkness soon o'erspread tie skies !;
A threat'ning storm comes on;
Then sweeps the blast this fair@t flower,
And lays IL low in yonder bowG,
Alas . the snow drops gus.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
BULLETINS

BULLETINS
1" 7BSiitriss, APH Is, 1911
"This morning little master Nap,
"The King Of Rome. has ca, fom, pap"
"ApriI Is.
this evening little master Nap,
While they were iying on bis cap,
" Did 800 IA his nurfes lap"
IbI' event zVz< o7xozsseds0 fBs Ersst Mscolsos
5y iOI 1iIebsygs IF eonnon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
GUholr 40. 692.

One Million of dollars in specie.
France wants nancy, and she ~ IKE TO
hue ii"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

A Baltimore democratic paper as
serts, that the Y. States lfigate On a.
fgtion, viii Garry csR . france above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

Great numbers IN different parts Of the
Unhed- stes. died from the heat in he fore
part q Ills month