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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
NeqO Fall and Winter Go9d5.
Holm l.. STORER.

Conner Of Nude aAI Gaisa S!~eefs.
HAS jult received, and offers tor tale on The
= loweit terns, general ahoument OF
SEASONABLE GOODS,
cOEsIsiIEG or
BroAl Cto!hs Caihmeres; DutEls
PEBBLE Fiannels Serge Flannels; Balzes
Womens black aud llzGe worried Hole
Men black, white and mixed do
Wildbores Shalloons; DurantS Rattineits
Caamzncoes Furniture Patch; Diapers
Table Cloths; Cotton Danlaik Lalieoes
Back fix hhkfS, plain aud Hinged
Alorted coored ditto; F.sg dtto
MeLf beaver Gloves
Womens beaver, KID and cotton ditto
White, black aud sHe Cotton Cambrles
Ribbons P4rifnett; Cotton Shawls
3 ask ELK Shaws--a great variety of
Gotten hLkt. viii pocket do.
Bull Nankins Dimisies Coieraa CottOns
Vevers-An alto. trne6t of Mullins, conGiiing
ct p:aiu fpotted and check Leno, pIain aud
lambou. ed book, victory birds eye, drop
Let, pure piquet, f2otted Grape, &C
Back and colored Lultrings; Linen Cambria
Back Grape, V.llings; Britilh shniings
Long Clio, las India Calicoes aud Checks
Umbrellas Hearth and Floor Bruihss
An eKtenGve afIortment Of
INDIA COlIONS,
which will be fold Cheap
ALSO, a variety Of Fat7~y GooA, viz -
Gotten YarD, Shirtisgs, SAeetings, Checks,
Threads, u. &c
The above GOODS, together with many
Others nor enumerated, w.il be iold rs low as
can be purchaied ia town.
Purchalers are respectfully invited 10 cali.
Po,f!Sad Nsv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
From tie Alexandra Cazette.

Wanted imneduntly, for The aprochin
War;, los Gum Botes Of soupereer kon-
struXIon They must be kaIculaIid 50 as TO
lay ~ dry dux in time Of pesse kapabel of
engagin snd beetin Ship OF the lyme and
sound, wind, lin and so fourth---For fur
dir purirkiurs appli at the sine Of nash
uns best defense, silly of Wasbentun.
Move Tnbur 5th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
WILLIAM M'LELLAN. LUZ

WILLIAM M'LELL AN, JUN.
INFORMS his friends and cuftomers that
le has juit received in addition TO his for
mer aock, koie Blankets, Of different 6zes !;
PsntaIoon Cord blue Broadcloths great
Allotment of koufe and hand Bruihes, very
cheap Tortoife iheIl Combs, of every Gzc
and price Horn Combs, the fame; Whip
Thongs, per sroce or dozen; aAte colored
Worried Hole.
Wonfi-g TO by, two or three hundred hand
fone Whip Handles Nav 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

What Course zyiH Congress tnrsue
viii they lay an Embargo NO.
Then 10 War they'll go MOT so.
They'll bulId Navy though :-Poht Poh :
Raise an Army--in 50 oh no
Have non Intercourse with France = When.
What rden wal they do '--R-main in statx
quo Farmers Cabinet
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
STRAT MARE.

A Stray red MARE, with white "trip on
"A her face, both hind feet white, natural
both to trot and pace, came into the field OF
the fubfcriber about the fri of this preient
month-The owner is requefted to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
THOMAS PRINCE.
Nof5yarnOa5, Me- 8, 1911 t25)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
CT REMOVAL.

SETH CLARK,
HAS REMOVED from his late nand in
4 4 Exchange fireet, to the ihop directly
oppoGte, where he has just received an abort
ment of 51psrfne
Amsrican and Wef Country Broad
cloths and CaOImsre5,
ef various colors and prices. Ioge ther wilh
Stocking net, Black SILK Veting and va
riefy OF Sanfordt celebrated 5uipenders--
which he offers for tale on as good terms as
can be had ellewhere.
He continues TO execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
a; his new asnd in Exchange street, with neat
nets and in the most fashionable manner.
B-TRINAfINGo Of all kinds as u!ual
Portland, Me-. A. NJ
THOMAS MERRILL, JUN.
Hin fa, Iais Ne 9 O"''a Wba.f
500 Dbl, frea fuperGne Bait Flour,
SO do Rye Flour
GOO buihe!s yellow Corn
10 cafks Rice
40 kegs Manufactured Fig & Roll Tobacco
bids Maryland Tobacco
Sacks Verdigrife-bags Coffee
Nail and fpike Rods, &c &c. SEPT 4. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
NOTICE..

a LII perlons indebted TO the fubfcriber on
a Account, are requefied TO call aud fertile
the fame Immediately. All thofe who have
any demands againls him are alto requelted TO
call and receive their pay as foon as may be-
WILLIAM SMIT
Ncv IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
Look oar far y0ur Lires.

A man by the name Of HARRISGToS
Brooks, OF 81. Adams, was shot dead IN
skiti, on Sunday the Sd ult. by or
der Of democratic collector, while in
the act Of transporting three bags Of
salt from the province OF Lower Cana
da into the State of Vermont.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

LAS JUN received and now offers for fale
= a! his fore, head of Green iireet, an ad-
ditiona! aGortment of
Wef-L India Gods, Gr5cerieS, DC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
FOR SALE,
AT the Lime Klu near Weeks Wharf,
100 Caiks LINE,

Of hyperion quaIi,y--manufa6tured from the
be(t Of Eng.iih s,oue, by RICHARD GooDING
and othsrs. Nov. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
Efufistb Congress-. first ssffTiot.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

MONDAY, NOV. IL.
"A peSit;cA from tie sho, LA leciLrer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
TOMAS MILLS.

7 INFORMS his friends and the public that
he has removed from Fore itreet 70 Maine
flreet (oppofte Col. Burnham'. tavern, and
next door below the Stage Office Portland.
where he offers for tale general zGortment of
w. 1. Gods g Cr0cerie5 /;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

w. 1. GO0ds g Grocsrie5 /;
among which are The following articles -
Deb ST. Croix Rum Cranberries
Coguiac Brandy Qnintfes
Holland and Acleri- Winter Pares
can Cin Cider
Coroials Munard
Hyfou, Hyfou Skin Flour; Indian and
s. SoucLong Teas Rye Meal
Loaf and Lump SUI Pork
CARS Belt pollock and cod
Brown Sugars Fifth
1hoeo'ate Crockery Ware
6Onee Pipes Ggsrs
Ssu P'e'efVa I1trons Tobacco; Plus
Nutmegs Needle,
Cloves AIIfpice Black Sewing Silk
Pepper; Ginger Taoe. Sc. &c.
MS-A general aGortment OF Cation Fac.
tory fara, ADD Threats of various colours.
AL the above articles are warranted 70 he
OF the hfit quality, and will be fold as low a.
can be purchaied elfswhere.
Xi!s~9s-95 Hhds. belt coare SALT.
A quantity OF CHEESE, 6,a qnatity.
Nyv. IS Ispi
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22
t. advertisement Extra.
Mr. SNowDEN,

CASTING my eyes over your paper the
other day, saw in it" MEC7A|1c9 ~.
TEND !"--tmyscll being "a mechanic| OF
course it drew my attention immediately
and what vas my surprize when Sd" his
Excellency TIE residents Proclamation,
ordering the s,ciety OF Journeymcn Hatters
to walk in profession from the mouse OF Da-
vd Munklns, (wlthnut informing them az
what hour or to what place. for tie purpose
of celebrating tie sglo1ous fourth OF J'A}
las he Sd, Snow il Lan find out that 1t is
not exactly rig hi, that his Excellency Guild
order US out like parcel ct sheep, without
consulting the He IDS of Departments. (snd
as l see nothing OF the Secretary's ing
it by order of the President| shall con-
clude there was no such conyocatlon, bue
that it was done conJurctiveiy by himself
aftcr being much aHecled by the rays of the
moon) the ore shall .dffer him to call me
Buckeye. but If he takes that liberty, he
must allow me to call him not Aler!no Sheep,
but something with longer ears, the shadow
OF which see now In or near another ad,cr-
ti.emen: inviting the losses and Applch-
tees, in the name OF lhe Society, (who knew
nothing of il 10 joia in the fun (; which,
fear, Was il carried INTO effect would rob some
Of the boys oflh-lr Gelte, umasement--iolIow-
ing the drum.
A friend to good order and menu
Der of the Society Of JOurney,nen
Hatters in the to1on Of .aleean.
dria.
June 2o-22. IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22
Public Sale.

Pursuant to deed of trust from Denn,s Ram
say and Jan allen, his wife, dated the 10th
day OF June, 1903, for the purpose of Sc
curing the payment of sum of money
therein mentonei, to J>An Sc JoseiA Dir
on, will be sold, on the premises, to the
highest bidder-one half for cash, and the
other on credit to suit the purchaser
t,nd the surplus, after paying the debt,
may be on sucn credit as the purchaser
shall be able to obtain from Mrs. Jane Al
len Ramsay, to whom it is to be paid)-
On the 9th day Of juno next
A valuable Lot of Ground,
tron.ing IS feet inches on Union-s,reet,
md 90 feet on Fayette Alley, adjoining Ram
says wharf; on which is erected GOO sub
@tantial oak frame house 60 feet fronting on
Fayette Alley, and is among the most pub
lie parts of the wharf, and packet landings.
/ he sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
G.. Deneale, 71uRee.
May 80. 2awts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22
7. LOGA.
Dentist and Ocuhst, Prnee-street,

Dentist and Oeuhst, Prinee-street,
Respectfully informs those persons who
may employ him, that the operations in his
line will be performed in a very superior man
ner From the knowledge and experience he
acquired with the celebrated CATALAN, of Pa
ris, he is enabled to cure the tooth-ache in
minute, and will save the teeth from diseases
without extracting or causing the least pain,
s remove all unpleasant taste from the mouth
Artificial teeth will be made in new manner,
which will be neat, convenient, & very natural.
The diseases of the eyes and the cataract will
be cured without any operation in very short
time. Those who wish to have him at
their respective dwellings, will be punctually
attended to.
He has a constant supply of the Antiscor-
butte Elixir Of the learned Desraborde, which
lmparts most beautiful white to the teeth
and preserves the gums and teeth from decay.
Also superhne tooth powder. u
June 81. lawsY
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22
Prices Current at Lisbon, April 81.

Prices Current at Lisbon, .4pril27.
Wheat IS IL Indian Corn IS; Rye
265; Barley 20 White Beans 80, per
bushcl Flour Is so; Beef, mess, Is !;
Pitch 8 Tar 10, per bbi. !; Rice 7 Cod
fish 5, per 1t2 lbs.-Butter % cts. Bees
Wax SO cts. Bacon 80 cents per 10. !;
Pipe Slaves, 500 per 1000; Hogshead
and Barrel Slaves, none at market.
ExpoRrs-same date-Salt, per moy
(of about is bushels) 81 Lemons per box
5 so; Corks per groce, % cents Lisbon
White Wine, none at market.
The above prices are calculated into A
merican currency, at 500 rees per dollar,
Bills OH London, at 20 pence per 1000
rces.
In addition to the above articles Of i'm
portation. may be noted, masts, spars,
beams and plank but the demand for
them is so irregular, that the price, by the
quantity. cannot be stated. The same
may be said Of cheese, lard, candles, crack
crs, ship-bread sc. which occasionally
sell well, but in general do not answer.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening by the
Reyd. DR.. Muir. Mr.. JoHN F. SMITH, to
Mrs. MARTHA KENT, both Of this town.
BALTIMORE, June 81.
DIED, in the night of the 18th instant,
after long illness, the Honorable SA-
MUEL CHASE, Associate Judge OF the Su-
preme Court of the United States, pa
triot of 70, and one Of the most eminent
citizens Of this state.
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1AA1
kSAI
SHIP ia sAezfkMg5IMs1R11 NEWS.
.ss1llN1sS6H
Port of alexandria.

Ship Diana, Lewis, St. Bartholomew cof-
fee & hides to J. * 7. Vowel.
Schooner Leopard, Hale, Barbados; bal
last; to the master.
CLEARED,
Brig Brazilian, Hodgkinson, Lisbon by
Mclean S, Somers.
- Economy, Havens, Boston; by John
G. Ladd.
Schooner Jane, Cleveland, do. by Lawra-
son s Fowie.
Sloop Roena, Chadwick, NewBedford; by
the master.
Hero, Simpson, Boston; by John G..
Laid.
The brig Hunter, Capt. Wilson, is In the
river from the West-InGies.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22

Erlrect Of letter from on board his
majesty's stoop .a'atante, dated June
IS, 1874.
On the 9th instant. in company with
the Eurydice, OF Cape Henry, at ii
\. NJ. saw large sail coming round the
Cape the wind being light did not ap-
proaeh us fast. At 2, z. NJ. made her
out to be frigate, still standing towards
us At S z. Nj. the captain Of the Fury
dice hailed the fi.iyatc, and said, this is
bis Britannia majcsty's ship Eurydice.
The captain Of the frigate in return an
swered, this is the United States frigate
United States. The captain of the Fury
dice asked if he had any news he an
swered no. They asked us if We had
any. We answered no if we had any
we would be glad to communicate it to
him. The captain Of the frigate asked
who commands the Eurydice. Answer.
Captain Bradshaw. Captain B. said l
presume commodore Decatur commands
the Uuited States. Answer, at your SER
vice. We were then in the act OF making
sail, when gun was fired from the Unit
ed States, and Immediately on the gun
being fired, the commodore hailed, and
said, upon his honor it was an accident.
Captain B. not being satisfied with the
commodore's pledging his word and no.
nor, that it was an accident, sent his first
Lieutenant on board, and he pledged his
wci'd and honor personally that it was an
accident when they were securing the
gun.
In Steele's list the Eurydce is rated
q, and the Atalante an Is gun ship.
~ I. paper.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22

md a frotortlon Of smaller Prizes.
The wheel has already gained s 1870
Should no high prize come out on the 9TH
day it is probable tickets will advance to II
dollars.
Cash or warranted undrawn tickets given
for Prizes of IL dollars or upwards, as soon
as drawn.
Tickets at II dollars each, and shares in
proportion; for sale a! the subscribers books
store opposite the Washington tavern, King.
street, alexandria, where correct check Of
the drawing is kept for examining tickets
gratis.
Robert Gray.
June %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
LOTTERY.
June 2O-22.

The seventh days drawing vii! be on next
Tucsday-whcn the first drawn ticket will be
entitled to One Thousand Dollars.
The following valuable Prizes are still in
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22

Awriter in a Virginia Democratic pa
per concludes an address to- MIR. Giles with
the following. fattering paragraph f:
:" Perhaps limited monarchy would
sait your views you are so fond OF play
that your own confidence In your talents
would induce You to bid for kingdom
or an empire, making the continent your
stake"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-22

June %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
Sales at AUCTION.

MILL be sold on Thursday, the 18th inst,
w at the late residence of MIR. George Fs
Strass, decd. without reserve,
All the Household and Kitchen Furuitur~.
late the property of the decd. Amongst which
are the following articles, Wig.
Elegant Looking Glasses
do. Mahogany Bed Steads
2 do Sofas
1 do. Bookcase
do. Dining China
A Library consisting of English and French
Authors
L Elegant Clock
. 1 Piano Forte
! dog. Mahoganary Chairs
1 Elegant Side-board and Knife cases to
match
1 Set elegant Silver Casters, and
/ pair elegant Silver Goblets; with a great
variety ofother articles
Terms, all Gums under so 8 Cash-5O g and
upwards 90 days Cred't--Negotiable Notes
with approved endcrsers will b. required bv
Moncmre, Robinson, J Pieasonis.
Richmond, April IL. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12

|OssERrE That the folio wing GTNt1Ns
~ MEDICINES, arc sold, by Geo. ( : fan.
corner at the Main and Cross Street above ths
Eagle Tavern, e
Lees Worm-Destroying I.ozenges,
Lees Anu Is lous U.s.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
Lees Elixir for Coughs, Colds, &c.
bees Gtand Kestors,i,e.
Lees Essenee and Extract Of Mustard for tfis
rheumatism, &c.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Lees iadian Vegetable Sp.e.fc.
lees Eye Water.
Lees Tontne. Acre Drops
Lees pamask Lip-Ssl,e.
Lees Persian Lotion.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
P To detect counterieits, observe each az.
tcie has on the outside wrapper, the signature
Of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
late Richard Lee {, Son.
April 1S. wSx
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12

y ANYWAY, from his plantation, in Abe
~ marie, a negro man called JAMES HUB.
BARD ofthe property ofthe Subscriber, living
IN Bedford, Nailor by trade, of 81 years OF
age, about six feet high, stout limbs and strong
made, of daring demesnor, bold and harsh fea-
lures, dark complexion. apt to drink freely and
bad even furnished himself with money and pro-
bably free pass on former elopement he
attempted TO get out of the State Eorthwsrdly,
and was taken and confined in Halifax Jail for
some time, being then the property of Thorn as
Jefferson, and probably may have taken the Same
direction now whoever apprehends the said
slave, and delivers him to the Subscriber IN Bed
ford county, or into the Jail of either Abe
marie or Bedford, shall receive Forty Dollars
in addition to what tli@ law allows
REUBEN PERRY.
April IL. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
April IL.

MESSRS. Garland Anderson aud Thoma.
Iva Nunn--Take notice. that o. the 10 h,
1911, 20.h, 2lst, 22d, 23rl, 24ih and 25ih days nj
April next, AZ the dwelling house of John Wash
in tie county OF Cumberlsnd, in the state OF
kentucky, or on some of those days. / shall
take the deposition Of John Wash, as evld nee in
Tie suit in Chancery, depending in the county
Court Of Nottoway, in which I am pisin'iiT and
YOU are defendants, also on the LIST, ID, Sd, oh,
9Th and 6,h days Of Nav, at the dwelling house
Of James Anderson, in Mason County, ia afore-
said ate, shalt proceed to take tie deposition
of James AnderyOa aud Wife TO be read rs eyi-
deucv aforesaid at which time aud place you
may attend # Jou please.
lam, G ndenrn,
Yyuv most ohd't &c.
PAJLIN ANDERSON.
April Il, 1911 :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
OBLIGATION OF INSTRUCTIONS
M

u seems strange, indeed, at this time of
dai' u'n' an idea should go FORTH that a
,chreSentatfUe is not bound by the will of
ms coHSHfrenfs--Eut what adds To this
strange scene, is, that among those who ad .
Vocate It, are to be found men, who
h"ve themselves been warmly attached to
the cause of the Republic.
/" old times, the theory Of Dehntation
vas almost wholly unknown In Greece
qua Rome, the democratic form principslly
pre- ailed, as far as the heotte had any
snare IN the government. The people me,
" person, to vote and act-and :he idea of
'osular representative body, for lhese
f"PoSeSs wa witriY unknown 70 them,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
I -HIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-R,pa.


a wat from the Subscriber, living in Camp.
bell County, near PanniI's Ferry, on the 90, of
January la-', three Negro Men named, WILL,
PHiL and LEWIS-- Will is about IS wears OF
age about 5 feet inches high, of a yellowish
omPlexion and little bow lerg d, was pur+
chased by me of Mr.. Archibald Payne of Gooch4
land
Phil, is about a or 25 years of age, nearly six
teet high, very black, wesrs large whiskers, a.
little knock kneed, ne was purchased Of Eir.
Richard Curd, living about seven miles below
Richmond, by Mr. Stephen Woodson of whom
pur chased him.
Lewis, is about 20 years of age, about six feet
high, black and we'll made, has little or no.
beard, small scar on the corner of his right
eye, plays very well on the fife, was purchased Of
anderson Thompson of Hanover by William
fu!cher of Richmond. who sold him TO Stephen
Woodson OF whom purchased him.
will give the above reward 90 any person
who will deliver the above Negroes to me, or
securethem SD that get them again, or in proG
portion for any part, together with all lawful ex
Pences.
JOHN S. PATNE.
April 10 Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
PROPERTY FOR SHI,R

GUSBNNA LITCHFIELD, respectfully in
- forms her friends, we'll as the Public in
general, that she has opened private Boarding
House, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, in the
upper part Of the house occupied by MIR I. r.
Jones, Book Binder---Sbe assures all. who
may favor her with their custom, thst every exs
ertion will be used to render satisfaction on reg
sonable terms----She is prepared to accurnmo-
date SIX or eight genteel boarders BY the week,
month or year.
April 9, 1911. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
Extract from the d4ve,tise,nen. to the tresen, z

Joseph Story
Extract from the I4ve,tiserner TO the tyesent z.
aition.
The elementary treatise on Pleading some
Tune since published by Mr. Lawes. received an
appreciation from the profession sufficiently ex-
tensive TO ensure to his other labors respectful
attention-I'hat beautiful outline may be pro-.
ncunced without hesitation the most finished and
accurate illustration of the Theory of the scr
ence which has ever adorned the annals of the
Common law. The present work is designed to
follow out into thei" details the leading princi-
pies and disincti ms of one great division OF the
orig inal plan, and the execution of 1t will in no
degree impair the reputation already acquired
by the author.
"ln ubl shing from the London copy, the pre-,
sent Edition, it has been deemed ADVISABLE to
select such American authorities as illustrated,
confirmed, Or impUgned the doctrines of the text.
To this object the notes exclusively confined.
and in no instance do they intrude on the reader
the opinion OF the Editor"
The above work was first published in Lon
don, In August last, where the publishers price
was one guinea and half in boards, and il cans
not be sold in this country under nine dollars.
The sheets of the volume now offered have
been carefully examined, and it is presumed
that this Edition is equally as well executed as
the London copy, and sold for much less
price
+. & have other law books, some new pubs
locations, & general assortment Of school.bookt
for sale.
! April l2 w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
April 10.

TWELVE THOUSAND CYPRESS PAX
lNGS tor Sale---for terms apply to tina
Subscriber, opposite Johnson's Warehouse.
DANIEL WElSIGER
Manchester, April IL. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
PLEADING IN .AsSUAfpSfT.

JUST published by JAMES w BURDITT.
, Co. Boston. ard for Sale, by FYTz-
WH1LSoN {, POTTER, Richmond, price 5
dollars ne ally bound.
A practical Treatise Pleading in AS
SUMPSIT. by Edward Lawcs, ESQ. of the In
ner Temple, Barrster al Law. To whic;, il ad
des, the decisions of the American Courts, br
Joseph Story.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12

The collector of this port yesterday recei-
we'd instructions from MIR. GaiIa,in Secreta
ry of the Treasury, authorisihg him to ad :
mir to an entry all vessels which may have
loaded and cleared OUT with merchandise
from British port, previous to the I'd of Feb.
Notwithstanding they may have sailed af-
ter that time, ifrhey have used due diligence
in getting away.
Mr.. Foster the new minister to the U S
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Mr.. Foster the new minister to the u S.
is not son, but nephew of the Duchess
of Devonshire.
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RESPECT for the iarvs--in Connecticut
Two Hartford vessels, from the West
Indies, we are informed, beiug seized at
Middletown. haze been re-taken from The
custom house officers by body of citizens.
Eastern Paher.
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BALTIMORE. April S.

BALTIMORE, April S.
Captain Macy. arrived yesterday from
Cape Francois, informs, that Christ ophe's
fleet sailed from that port, on An expedition
against Port au-Prince the 10th of March
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DIED. in Williamsburg on the 9th ofthis
Month, after short, but violent & painful illness
which she bore with true Christian fortitudc
Mrs. CAROLINE BARRET, the wife of MIR
Charles Barrett.
She was Saint on earth and is now an Angel
in heaven