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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

1.-THE French intended 10 cease ia
violate our neutral commerce" pnder
their Berlin and Milan DEGREES, they
must have contemplated 10 revive their
aggresslons under some other Edicts,
or without Law, like pirates; or why
are our vessels taken on their way u
Cadlz; that place has not been declar.
ed in a state OF blockade, and cannot be
by the French on the sea side, even ac-
cording 70 the opinion Of our rulers.
To exact a ransom of ten thousand
dollars OH an american shit, in ballast
from Cadiz for the United States, is
out poor proof that the French have
begun to respect our rights
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

.NoTk q tde Editor ofthe Csntiner.
The following II the proviso here
mentioned " Pysviles! houeve-, Thu. anv
vessel or merchandise, which NAV. n Dur.
suance thereof, he seized prior 10 he far,
oeing sscertaIned whether E-cat R,ftc;,
snail on &c before The Cd day of February
one thousand eight bundled and eleven
oA'e revoked, o. modified her etlicts IN IN,
manner above mentioned, shall nevertheless.
ne restored On application oftbe nar,;es ~ -
~ sisiag bond WITH approved surities TO
the U. States, III sum equal II he -
thereoi-- o A,ide the decision of,he ,re.',.
Io-i' 2, o.e ". States thercoa--aud any such
9nHl STAT DC considered Is satisfied. If D..
4 shAil, on on before The second day u
su.rf' 1871. hav- revoked or MODIFIED
uS1 ea-czs ~ y o mayllr ahuYe mentioned. !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
3ntr!ligenff.


LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
Information from Liibon is
brought down to the 10Th ultimo.
American vellels were proceeding TO
ST.. Ubes to load, which ihewed it
had not been evacuated by the Por-
tugurfe. In February SoULT re-
NAMED in Spain; and no mention
was made of the reported ficge of
Badaioz. The French and Britiih
armies continued in the petitions
they took ia November fhe En-
glib army had been reinforced BY
fomc German regiments from the
Mediterranean, and 5000 Britifh
troops from England. Lord VEL
LlNcToN had ahured the Englifh
Miniltry he could drive the French
from Santarem But it would be
with the lois of 5000 mcn-a fac
rafce the government would not
make. The French army continu-
ed itraitened for prcvihons, and
it was calculated it would be
compelled 10 gait the kingdom from
necefity. Lord WELLINGToN's
general fyftem was defenlive. Sew
cral intercepted letters demonstrated,
that King Jofeph was about to follow
the example Of ms brother LEWIS, in
quitting the ufurped throne of Spain !;
aud it was prabable the next itep OF
BoNAPARTE would be to declare the
p-ninfula an integral part of the
/" Great Empire"
The report Of Martial JUNIORS
having been wounded by ihot from
one of the Englifh piqucts was re-
peated.---It was added that the fol-
dier who fired The fhot had been ar
refed, and would be executed for vi
olating the rules of war in firing on
an enemy when within their own
lines. The French had erected an
opera hou(e in Santerem, and had
Cent cards Of invitation to the En-
glifh officers to partake of the a.
indictments; bat the Englilh had de-
clincd accepting the invitation. We
conGder mott Of thelc items as goiiip-
ping tales.
London papers, to the 9Th Zebra
airy had been received in Liibon,
brought by the Britifh Packet -
Their contents had been variouly
reported :-Cne report was, That
the Britiih King had 70 far recover
ed his health as TO fign official pa
pers and that the +" Times" had
eulogised the Prince OH account Of
his moderation during the tendency
of the Regency bill, and the hand
iome manner he reGgned the Regen-
cy on the recovery Of the King -
Another report was, That the King
had not recovered and thar the
Prince had been appointed Regent.
The laff report was brought by vel-
Gel which left Lifbon the aft Febru-
AIRY, FIVE days after departure Of the
vafcl which brought the GrR report.
VS. believe both reports originated
IN accounts brought by the fame
Packet.
I! Capt. Johnson, from Sweden, in
forms, thar on bis pahage he was
boarded from a French privateer,
which had failed from Bordeaux the
laIt ~ December, treated politely |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

The Parson had better give IN 4.
improbable warfare with his bettfr
lie is far from being sharp s4oo,.-
though plcntifully supplied u.
Frrrsb CsnacH-Consfiluacaa6u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

II proves 70 he what Printers n.
French Cannon. We always H. ~
the Parssn, a. vel Is The resi- - ~
Pickering's slanderers, looked ,br'a''
different mI.iIim from the resi- of,l Il
Fellow Cilizens---th8t is to ~. N:
FRENCH EYES.-Fer our n.~ NJ
can discover nothing in Mr.. Pick~r;o,s
character or conduct which " " y
feel ourselves bound to tore And y.
Iect--We have looked ska~a. AMI !
NOT regret that We have ever ,oo.
with tree AMERICAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

The merchants in New-York have
set an example which ought to be fol-
lowed in other commercial towns. A
considerable number have united, with
out regard 70 political parties. and rails
ed purse to defray the expences OF in
shutting suits for the recoyery,of Goods
sfgnrstered under Mr. Madiscn's lie
Sal proclamation Of November last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

ibove posn5 priyateer left part. At
ter preparing the Above, re receitcc
the following letter from P-cta +
bic correfpondent- dased
NEwBuRyPo r, mahcB 2o
"Capt. Iabez l.stt now H
this town, who We E eiter RI
The fhip Arrow, and has bc-nio .of-
inglv iequefered by our good iueaa
the French Emperor, was well ac-
quainte6 with the agent Tor me pr
vateer who is ifated TO have fallen in
with the Hugh Johnlon, in the
Chronicle of yelterday.-Hc itates
from his own knowledge that pri-
vateer fhiP, of Is guns, and a brig
of 70, failed from Bordeaux the I'D
of December none others were az
that time fitting out They were
manned principally with AMERl-
CANS, and he knows they abfolute-
ly had orders, from the Commihary
of Marine to capture American vet-
iels. Capt Fletcher'S long reildence
in France, afforded him opportuni-
ties of collecting information from
the beft fourccs. He ftates that the
thing was well known and under
food that no vefcl was permitted TO
leave France except under iPecial
licence, and then bonded with fulfil
cient furetrs and this probably
will account for the polite manner in
which the Hugh Johnfon was trra-
ted, if Ipoken Nth at aH.-Yon may
rely on this tatement."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
lI1RhILtl.

IF1RRIED.
In Lisbon, Mr.. Samuel Dain. to Mss
Margaret Nc. LELAND
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

A letter received in this city from
Washington, states confidently, thar
the President will convene an extra ses-
sion Of Congress, by proclamation 10
meet III May ensuing.
We understand (says the National
Inteiligencer) that the Embassy 70 the
Court Of St. Petersburg has been OTTER
ed TO the hon. ROBERT smith, ESQ
Secretary of State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

We Sincerely wish that their success
may be equal TO the jrsiness Oh their
cause. The anti commercial system
81 the continent Of Europe mustbe man
fully withstcod, or it viii soon over
whelm Us with al tie mIsrries winch
!; has introduced into The old world
Gaz. II. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
Czz.s sxEzR
Blark Hin

aosroN, MARSH eg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

The day previous To the 18th Vends-
marie, Carnot dined at Taliien's to con
cert about their future operations
They were much at a loss to set general
to command their troops on the next dsy.
Il il true the command In chief was ehtrus-
ted to Barras, but conscious of his want
Of skill as we'll as of courage, he wished TO
have an able second who would not be SPAR
ing ofthe blood Of the Parisians. The rag.-
If second in command had already been OF
fered to General Menou, but to his honour
be it said, he declined il. BmYas sad th.r
he kne7O htle rascal, a Vagab0ad otrs e,ts-
ys-, ttas .snaiI arslger ~ fRrfoeg. y. - a.
6gt hnoSv zpheye lie .pas 10 be found.
Carnot and Fallen both said they also
knew him, and lie might answer the pur-
pose. The later having his address. i'm
mediately sent for him. The " pefit droIe dc
Corse," now his Imperial Majesty OF the
French, soon made his appearance, but in
most shattered condition. The prelmina
RES were soon settled regmertals were
ordered Immediately and he was provided
with a hackney coach horse, as there WAS
not saddle horse then TO be had in ali Par
-. The result n his Coup a'Essdi ~ well
known he WAS made General 4 Division,
and appointed to The General Command OF
the troops in the Interior.
At tins period the French army was or
dered 10 MAKE an eruption into Italy. Gen.
Ealierman had the command OF the exptd i-
ton. This army was chiefly composed Of
all the Brigands of Savoy, and about 5000
galley slaves from Toulos. Such co.lec-
uou Of desparadoes had hardly yet been
seen in French army: Kellerman, in cor
sequence Of his army being thus composed,
and besides being destitute Of every rsqAt-
size for "a .rmy, continually solicited his re-
cali, pointing out the imPossbiIity Of max
ing successful lrruption in;o Itaiy wlfh
set Of brgandS, who would Fiuhdet their
friends as we'll AZ their foes. Here x must
be observed, that It lhis tine The French
bad great many pArtizsns ia Ialy, who
invited them 70 come and 6,eak tier chains
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

i is reported that Mr. Pinkney has
sent over to. France to ascertalA wheth.
CT any American vessels have been late
ly seized and conhscatcd IN the ports og
that country, contrary 10 til pledge
held out, that the Berlin and Milan de-
crees would cease to exist subsequent
TO the lst of November last. Inns liz
formation is considered indispensable
towards the further progress Of any ar
rangement which might have been ne
g0ciating between this country and the
United States London Times, Dee. 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
MR.. QUINCY'S SPEECH.
CONTINUED J

have thus lhewn, and whether
fairly, am willing to be Judged By
the found difcretion of the AMERICAN
people, that the power, propoied to
be ufurped. in this bill, reluits ncith~
er from the general nature, nor The
particular Provifons. of ;he federal
contribution and that il IS a papa
bic violation Of it in a fundamental
point wherce flow all the couie-
quenccs have intin1av
But Jays the genteman from Ten
nefee (Mr. Rhea) " ,heie people
have been feven years citizens of the
United States" | deny it. III - Az
citizens of New Orleans, or OF Lou-
fiana, they never have beeu, and by
the. mode pTopoled they never VIII
be. citizens Of the United States.
They may be gir5 upon US for mo-
mcnt, but no real cement can grow
from fuch an at1nclAuou Whaf the
real iieuatian Of ;he inhabitants of
thole foreign countries IS, | ihall
have location to thow prelentIy.
But, Jays th5 fame gentleman, & If I
have farm have not | right TO
purchale another farm ia my neigh
borhood, and .et,le my fons upon 1t,
and in time admit them 70 a flare, in
the management Of my houlehold p
Doubtleis, lir. But are thclc cafes
parallel Are the three branches oE
this government owners Of this farm,
called the United States /? | delire tu
thaak Heaven, they are not. | hold
my life, liberty and property. and the
people Of the fate. from which |
have the honor 10 be representative,
hold theirs, by better tenure than
any this national government can
give. Sir, know your virtue. And
/ thank the Great Giter of every
good gift, that neither the gentleman
from Iennehee, nor his comrades,
nor any, nor ali the members Of this
Houlc, nor of the other branch Of the
Legi1ature, nor the good gentleman,
who lives in the palace yonder, nor
all com binsd, can touch NY ci1ntial
rights and rnote Of my friends and
c0nhituents except in a limited and
prclcribed form. No. lir. We hold
:hele By the laws, c Iitoms, and prin-
ciples Of the commonwealth Of Maj
lachulctts Eehind her ampic ihield,
We ind refuge, aud feel fafcty bcs
gentlemen nor t. act upon the Pginci-
pie, thar the commonwealth of Malta
Chulctts is their farm.
But, the gentleman adds, {" what
lhaIl we do, if we do not admit the
people Of Lou;liana mo our ua.On--
cur children are fe;.IinE that coun-
Try" Dir, il is no concern of mine
whar he docs. Becau(c bis children
have run wiII and uncovered into
the woods, Is that a rcaton for him
60 break into my hcu 2, Or the houic
Of my fniends, - iich or criidren'5
cloths, il order = cover his chill
dreu's naksJncio ? This csnoitu-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

A writer IN the True American, We
ny pertlncntly remarks, /" 1T the recent
and decisive intelligence from France,
does no change tie co!rse y o,tr " NM
l6frahon, tie Peopla Or tile ed
States, 4vt4. !. Tpaf as, el--r-err.a r..p
LAY) 10 enquire, and TO ASCERTAIN,
(tor there viii be no difficulty after any
further acquiescence on such outragesl
UNDER WHAT INFLUENCE THE COW
ERNMENT OF OUR COUNTRY IS ADMIN
IsTERED T" This note should be reyer.
berated through the Union.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
Uartetv.
EPIGPhN

Too long squire Baboon led bachelors life,
lie wish'd, and he pray'd for handsome
yenms wife,
An elegant house hc resolved 70 prepare,
Some buxon young damsei with which r.
eusDaCe,
To spread forth attractions lie tortur'd his
brain,
Tie wish'd e. csnFan.o7 that re might
obtain;
He consulted a fciend-and tipp'd him .
wink
g Of ny ~ .r'iare trap, Jack, pray what do
YOU thin& ;"
I" Think think. my dear friend, you'll
ne'er get a'mate;
7" The nap they'll sdmirc-but they'll fy
from the bait"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

An Irish footmsp, having carried basket
Of game, from his mister to friend, waited
a considerable time for the customary fee !;
but not finding i likely TO appear, scratched
his head, and said. . sir if my master should
say-Paddy, what I'D The gentleman give
YOU what WON NIP honor have me 70
-eh lim"'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
"P41. WKfT TR0U 0WKST.n


When see husband spending his mo-
rev sn" tunc -agerEs- and iors4kinL hjs
wife and H. family, s4y, "p4y zgh4s th9a
oJscst."
When see wife intent almost solely
upon dress. abandoning her domestic con
Germs to destruction, while size il paradrg
through the streets 20 EXHIBIT her livlae
person, and elegant accomplishments, / say,
" pag zyhai thou Guest"
When ! see . father or mother NEGLECT
ing the education Of their children, and
suffering them t. ruh wild in Tie streets,
III the high road to perdition, without the
smallest effort 20 rouse them By parental
au,horiiy, say, g. ay 1ghat thu o4sest'
When } ser child who has been tender.
~ brought UP uy fond and do4ting parents,
treating them with disrespect and ina,ten-
tion, acrhATs with cruelty, in heir old age,
| So. ~ the most emphatic manner, "pay
t,iIt il9u ot,cst."
When | see man giving large md e1.
pensiYe entertainments +; living ~ st,le ~
PInCCly extravaganza, rtga Giess 81 lie I'd,
NOUS consequences to his fortune and, 4,
Tire same time, putting off tie payment If
tradesmcn's bills, uuler Tho most frivolous
Pretyn'es, am really % cry out IN a voice
ut thunder, Py whdt thou oIe4t"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
3ntfreEttng looIitital pisceIIaag.


:" Now therefore, I James Madison,
President Of the United States, do here
by proclaim, that the said Edicts of
France bae@ been 80 revoked Ps TIA:
they ceased on the said hrst day of the
present month, to violate the Neutral
Commerce of the United States" sc,
PRESIDENTS Proclamation,
ID November, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.

"The committee considering al IN
Ruence used in our elections, other than
that which is addressed to the'reason
and patriotism OF the electors, as ID
the highest degree dangerous 70 the
safety of the State, and tending "'ev'4-
abb, 70 subvert the freedom OF elections
respectfully submit to this honorable
House, their unanimous opinion, That
the election aforesaid j. yold," SC
Report 2fAe democratic COM
ni.tec Of Elections On Fhe
Gloucester Election, Jan~a-
~ 80, 1871.
. House o. Representatives., PedHe@aay
February 6, 1911.
GA motion was made by Air. Phelps:
Of Belchertown, for the appointment "i
committee TO consider and report Oh
the expectancy Of providing by law, ior
the prevention and punishment OF 'ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

shaved, popped biz head through one Of the
squares OF the win 'ow, which was n, ade Of
oiled paper inste1duf glass, and asked, il
the barber rgitkh' Strap popping out his
head through another square, answered,
Just gore our SIR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
CWhoie No. 6 p.

undue Influence exercised in any % tue
elections in the Commonwealth.
" This motion was opposed By the
democratic part of the House, anc neg
afiOed-Gor the motion 96--against 1t
iO4 !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
ITALTAN PROVERBS.

He who serves God hath Tie best master
in lie world.
An Idle man is a bolster for the devil
He who lives dsorderiy one year, does
not live comfortably for five years u come
Ora had, j. poor msn.
There are many asses, without long ears.
The best throw with dice, il 10 throw
them away.
When the ship IL sunk, every sailor
knows how she might have been saved.
A woman and glass are never out Of
danger.
The devil goes shares with the gambler
lie who has good ne.,tl y young, and lie
Is rich who owes nothing.
The sickness Of The body, Is often the
health Ut the soul
The good wife doth ~, say, vii you have
this bur gives il 10 YOU.
That IS good misfortune, which comes
alone.
One mild word quenches more heat than
a hundred buckets Of wafer.
ldIeness buTIes q man alive.
Nothing 50 hard to bear well, as pros
Perity
Little wealth, little trouble.
Beauty and folly 40 not often part com
pany
Affections draw rs up towards heaven.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

u Of new
mt HmteT G20d5,
conG0 Of lie following viz.
bo,tle, a variety Of fanh;on
|. light able London Viru.
y, cor let, T'oiiilett and
IN asd SWaaiaovn Veiing
lGe aid Six liuren'ire due
aeo@ PafssE [.-isiar s3rr-
ing-Coisrain 90.
drab, A and 6 4 white
TIE aud Cotton Cambricks
q COM 34.4-4 * 8 4 black
eres, ditto
b lmpe- Brown. late, muiber-
ry and green ditto
h Black silk Velvet
Mills Bottle ditto
.eriey Variety fancy cotton
ShawlS
nd bot Fancy Muffin.
Book ditto
brown, Cambfick and COM
!, Ma mon Djmiries
Black LuGrings and
Cloths Sarlnctts
red Pc Black Grape
Piaided LuGrings
4, 9 4. Ladies long and ihort
4 Blan- white KID Gloves
Habit, Yorktan, Bea-
white, YER aad Kid ditto
.er and Geutlemen's Beaver,
els Doe ikin, and Dog
Id VIII fkin ditto
o'ours Ladies and gentle
1azetts mems black and
IFS white hlk Hofe
d olive London printed Cam
bricks
Is Tartan plaid Cling
,fetts hams
ok aud Silk and cotton ditto
j Hofs Super6ne 4 I London
white ditto
ditto Furnitures
Ie ohai- Fine and common
alinstts CsIicoes
&c Iriih Linens
Is iuch Brown Pi4tillas
,rellas Linen Cambrick
Buttons Superhae brown Lin
ditto en-
iai Pc Blsck and fancy ELK
handkerchief
10, all BaAGanna and bet
company dItto
ss and no st, 4 and 4 Pine
Cotton Lace.
/ Tick White sambrick Hkf,
olhs Pn.icat Madras, and
ng tSili'd cotton do.
lss Ruiia Diapers
BAlls, Ditto Sheeting
Webbs patent Sui-
re Mil penders
Six, Doe kin, ncrted
: ana Morocco do.
{ variety Of other arIicles--sll
Poii'lveiy he ioid 90 the very
O3oIsr %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

d.. Johnson highly disopProved Of a ridi.
cu'ous practice hat prevails with many pa
rents, who exhibit The talents uf their cll
len to every visitor, of en N the most dis
using manner lie was once win fri-nd
who proposed that bis two children should
repeat Gfsy's clegy, alternately, that he
might Judge which had the best cadence.
" No, pray sin" said the doctor, 20 the a
stonished father, "let the dears both speak
A once, moe noise will By that means be
made-and the noise Will be The 500; ...r
over
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
France indeed has revoked her Oh
noxious Dccrees.
Governor Gerry's Sheech,
25M January, 1911.

+" Atlength France has rescinded Ser
Edicts 50 incompatible with Neural
Rights"
.An8qver oflhe II Of Represented
nves 70 COZ. Gerry's &heech. )
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
FLOUk.

In - X.
J@F rs-eive4 AL fsy yais ~
William i'rancls,
Cna hundred and Eighty bbls. Su-
.is.gl4 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
COMM ENT.

81 have this moment learnt that the
American Brig Ne7v- Orleans Packet,
lately arrived at Bordeaux, has with
her cargo, the bona .jide property Of
citizens of the United States, and laden
al the port Of New-York, been seized
by the Director OF the Customs under
the Berlin or Milan DEGREES"
"The case OF the New-Orleans Pac-
kct, is the FIRST which has occurred
since the first Of November, TO which
the Berlin OF Milan DEGREES could BE-
applied, and if they be applied 10 this
case, it will be difficult for France TO
show one solitary instance OF their hav-
ing been practically revoked. =" Ii
4viH not Be pretended that The DEGREES
have in /uct been reUoked."
Ersrqcts from the Nofe Qfthe1
american agent ar Paris, 10
the French Minister Of FO-
reign Relations, De. loM,
1910, transmitted 10 Con-
gress BY Message from The
President, Jan. 3lGt, ISL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

An Able, remarkable for his parsimony,
happened to be in company where char
table subscription was going round The
plate was brought 10 him, and lie c0ntlibu-
ted his louis dor. The collector not obaerv-
ing II, came to HIM the second time. | haze
put IN, said he. If you say 80, | will believe
you, returned the collector, though ! did
not see 80 did see it, cried od Fcnte-
nellie, who WAS present, bur dta not Geiiepe II
The busy man, say the Turks, is troubled
with one devil, but the idle man is torment
cd with a thousand.
The most sluggish Of al creatures, called
the sloth, is also the most horrible Tor its
ugiiness to show tie d,tOrmity OF idIeness,
and If possible, to brighten Us from II.
An Hibernian telling bis friend, that was
passing along tie 81 eet, he saw person en-
the other side, with whom he thought he
was acquainted, said crossed 10 see him,
! thought knew him, and he thought he
knew me but ny ST. Patrick, IL zgas neither
one "or t'other eeus.
A ncbleman Gays Miss Edgeworth,) in
curing Ct his Iiish servant, what was the
cause OF The MOI he Lesrd -" r is the
singing a. nv eGra, replied Pat, "aud have
Lad u, your hOuor, these SIX months"
8 4 man going into barber's shop TO be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25
Nee Fall ana Winter G00ag.
ROYAL. LINCOLN,

4
HAS iut received la &c and e1lenLve
alortment Of new
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

We.g- india Grads ~ Groceries.
FOR lae by the fubtcriher, aore in
re fret, nearly Orpohte 49, head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-25

s 4 man going into barbsr's shop to be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28

TSNIIE articles of CoharfnersJiih heretofore
K existing between the subscribers. vnder
the firm of WHITE & SHELTON, expired
on the LIST inst. All those indebted to said
firm, arc requested to pay their respective
balances, to Isaac White, who is duly a,i
thorised to receive the same, as also to pay
all debts due by said concern
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-28
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
JAMES a. GLENN.

Bird and Betty was purschased Of John Cor
bin.