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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
William Purjuton

Oh 4tItOIIs
"lVNMS the public thar he has taken the
lang la'eiy occupied by ConFREY WAEA
fg On The e'
!. Z !, ai'0 and Celebrating Bnifa5j,
I ,neif various branches .-He afTures the
aone ana ms friends that work con6ded 70
d<lpaich. ''' ''1e'y ~ue
- - 'N'eaos keeping confantIy for fsle
- .,s'y o. Watch Keys. Seals, &c 90 rea.
H. - hopes by his cOulant perlonal attan.
Eon the pubic. ~ f~''o"se
Portland, 7lh Mo %. ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
JAMES CHADBOURN.

u ESPECTFUI.LY informs bis friends and
= former Cuitomers, that he has recon-
menoed buhneis At the new Brick Store, head
OF Union itreet erected on the fpot where the
fore of J. Chadbourn, g. Co. (deftroyed by
nre) formerly Good, where he offers whole
fale and retail, general shortment of
We/t-IndIa C00dS and Groceries,
among which zre:-Rum, Brandy and Gin of
different qu~lities-Mzdeira, Lifbon, Sherry,
Vsdonia, Port and Malaga Wines-Loaf and
brown sugaE-Lump do--Hylon, Hylonfkin
aud souchong Ieas-Flou and Candles Rice
kalhnsi Figs .Prunes Corn Brooms; Sleeves !;
Tobacco stone Jugs, sperm OIL Houle u
HeaFth 9ruihes; Mats Bacon Cloves /;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Muf-
tard; Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Windior aud Bar
Soap; Wafh Balls; Table Salt; Malt Pow
der and Shot Salt Petre; BrimEtone Al
ium and CopPeras Redwood and Logwood !;
Vinegar No, and 2 Chocolate Baberry
Taiiow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl BARLEY |;
Jorden Almonds; Nu,s of various kinds OIL
i've Oil; Salt Filh, sc sc sc
a. he above are part of good ahort-
meut OF Goods which he offers for fale on as
rssiona6ie terms As articles of the like quality
can be Purchafed ellewhere.
Portland, =. 20 ~, ISL. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
@issellanp.
JcHerson's IiozUer.

Il is said that the x-President JEF-
PERSON IS making arrangements for 2
Journey to tie eastward The inquiry
is frequrDly made, " E5iaaf as h. On
jecf Z" We are told thst re has heel
nominated by Red Breccaes, Cuirf D!
the pcncbscot tribe of Indians, as kis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
William M'Lellan. Jun.

William vi 'LeIIan, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and cuitomers thsR
: he has received more Of thoie yellow framed
Looking Claiies, finch as he had few weeks
pait-Alio, from the two and quarter dollars
up 70 hve dollars each and few that is
very nice, With gilt frames, for four and
half and upwards, and fone with oval frames
as cheap. SeetemB,r 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
I'RTJSSES

The fubfcriber has JUN received and will
keep con0antly for fale an aGortmen, Of Steel
ipring Truhes, upon a new Contraction and
az a much lower price than Trufes in general
have heretofore been fold-Perions under the
neceiiity Of wearing them are requeffed 10
cal! and examine them for thenielves.
B. BUTblAN.
EsetS'gs FRET, Portland, June %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
GoTTENGEN. Ny :


For thefe eight months VIC have
had among the ltudents Of our uni
verify, boy who is ten years and a
half old, who is a real phenomenon.
The name Of this young fcavant is
CHARLES WITTE. lie understands
the languaj IS, hiitory, geographic
and literature, as well ancient as mo-
dern at the age Of eight years he
pofefed, belides his mother tongue,
Greek, Latin, French, Engliih and l.
Italian % fuch a degree OF perfection,
that ne could not only tranilate cur
rently the 4Gleid of Virgil, and the
Had of Homer, but could befdcs
fpeak, with an afonifhing facility all
the living languages which we have
juit mentioned Ofthis he lat year
gave fuch satisfactory proofs, ii
publick examination, which he un-
derwent at the UAiverfty Of LEIPZIG,
that that body honoured him win =
diploma.
Till his arrival at Gottihcsn this
echiid had no other inifructor than his
father, the clergyman Wire his
majelty the king If Wehphalia, de-
Grous-that nc fhould continue 10 di-
rect the ftudies Of his ion to their
elimination, has granted him
penfion, which has enabled hun
quit his paiforal functions. ard
accompany his pupil TO our UlalI
City. The young Mitte u no. Y
dying pldloiophY: he IS engfso Il
a courie of madltmatics, phy- * -"
metaphysics, and IL, rs ~ mon
happy dip Geion ter alitRl Isl
ces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
e FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

I ROYAL LlNCOLN,
LAS iue received 10 addition to bis former
Stock variety of
SCARCE GOODS,
lnnkfing in part of
Luarings Of all coIors
I Canton Grapes do
i Silk HOhery and Gloves
Linnens-Linnen Czmbricks
linnen Pocket Inadvertently
Sinchaws, Sarinetts, Pungees,
Fans Oil Cloths, Greene Marine
Mems mud cotton ant hemp Hcle
SIX Forentine, patent Britifh shifting
Back Florence Lulfring, white Jahe
&Ompany Eandannas, blk Silk Hhkfs. &c
+ A5o--An extent aiortment Of beit welt
II England and common BROADCLOTHS
nd CASSIMERES.
! Lilswff- Direct ll0m the Lyman Cotton
Faaory. large iuppiy of YARN. Bedtick-
20 Sheeting, Shi 2, Stripes, Checks,
thanbrays, &c. att aaory prices.
4 jay 8 Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
Philadelphia Leather.


Rolfe & Mitchell,
Columbian Rors, Mill E,.f.
HAVE juIf received an additional fuppl,
Of Il and I'd quality
Stirring and Harnet5 Leather,
Black and Rn6St Bride do.
which will be fold cheap for cath
Stpfsm5er 2 (swl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

Literary Prodgy.-The following
account is extracted from the Mont
teur of the 28th of lait May, under
the head of Kingdom Of WcRph liza !:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
JAMES KIMBALL.

Saddlfr, HarnlF-Maker, and CbajJe
trimmer,
OPPOSITE the Indian Chief, Exchange.
- ltreet, At the tigu Of the Trunk, keeps
conGantiy On hand, general aIorment Of
1Jmlk5, oad1Ie5, HarHeDes, Saddle
Bag5, Pert Aanteaus, DC. &c.
Of GOOD quality, for fate on rhs molt realon-
abe terms
Lde1yye-A quantity of very nice
SEAL SKINS,
with which country sAddiers may be fupplied
On terms tnaE osnaot tai TO give iaIisfAcfion.
RE Manufacture, the various articles IN the
oe Of bi. prolelhJn III 4 manner that unites
durability win elegance which he Invites
pUFchs.ers 10 call and examine .dvg. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
AnlerHan Cott0n Goods.

/ Amerjtan Cotton Goods.
A general sfortment of American Cotton
Goods, from the Mandatory Of
Wilklnion Greene, q Co.
= Pawtueket, near providence Z l. conGlfing
y shiFiings, Sheetings, Stripes, Checks, Cling
ans bed. Iicking', Thread, GngIe tive and
taree threaded Yarns, &c. &c.
ineie Coos beng from one of the oldefi
and belt eltabliihsd Manufactures in Ameri.
q are a. leaf Of equal quality to any made II
.nis couatry, aud Will be fold AZ tie NIanu.
httcrY prices, by
. SOLOMON BOYCE,
<ssD' Tor lad company-at bis Store il Er.
<a-ase ilreet-where he keeps conaantiy for
'1'e 40 aiortment Of SHOES, as ulual.
PORTLAND, 7th mo. III, 1871. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

- Lanes Row, Exchange Greet,
"a "a received aud offers for fac, 100
! = III. coarle ST. Uoe' SAT.
na. TO-. run; Cogniac Brandy.
o. nm K Malaga WINES.
~. .a Orange and Forel Coraials'
!I@'I s' Urssss Shoe Do. (osf kiad)
- Of Georgia Cotton.
\ ~, Sea Redmond Tobacco
I : ss.is7 spanifh Cigarsi N e. boxes:
e. rsst Rafins CafIia, Fimento.
80, and Nutmegs
-. -, h,owo 4 af and lump Sugars
Il AZ, Eng5fh s. American Gun Powder
y, Rufia Tumb'ers &c.
portl. IA, August 3 en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
A GENlLtMAN III

n W ~ ~ IL T. lfl "A IN
OF Andover was % years ah cted with 4
~ moa Violent Cough, great difficulty Of
breathing. iiohInsfs OF the chef and wheezng
70 much 10 tbat be could fedonl lay down
without apparently endangering his life by
iuf0cation reteaLe zvoaid esngb until 5I4ek IL fbe
faee after which was lcarcc able to breathe for
z oouEderahle time in this diareffIng f2te he
applied for box Of Or. RrL/s5 <5A6netie PiLs J;
IN taking which BIS cough sn5 f5at d,esaj.i jsaso
ton was relieved, b. Peep yra red, and on fnifh
ing the lecoDd hi. bsAlIh was perfectly eitab-
lithed: -Thefe Pills give Infant cafe ia ali
coughs, aflhnas, Wheeling, tIghtneis Of the
chef difficulty Of breathing, &c. common
colds are removed oy few drops. The aged
will fad relief equally agreeable, even when
the lungs are affected, they are prepared and
Iod wLolefale (only) by the tole proprietor,
w. L. Conway, Chemiit, No. 5. Fremont 1t
Bottom, e7TtVfi fran No, u, Charles itrest.
lar Nsss ays gsr4iae unir,5 yEgrei w L. Con
WAYS a . yoE sasz0t re 100 Psrfjen!ay aud re
tai 10y MIR. STEPHES PAIrEH. Bookseller,
PorN1zI--Dr ToDD, Ssso---lAPPAN, Po,s5zoUtb
--DABsoS, Wieggs = GooDALE, Hat!orpsii-
br. JoEL K. Ellis, AagsFs--and molt Drug
CUTS and Booksellers Ct reipecsahity through
out the Unned States--where alto may be had
Doct Hunters Pills for Venereal complaints
- an fbess j4yeiy 81 srei ard aPercgss Medicines
&c prepared by w 4 Conway
&c A liberal diicopnt 10 whoIsfale purchal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
~ To THE PUBLIC. aEe

+" II study. some b5ofract The silent hows
Which others c9nSecrdte 70 Itiyth and 7gfre,
did sleep triL noon, ard hardy Lrve till night."
TT is now about year, since the Subscri
Der tirst publicly announced his deter
minatlon 10 practice, ia this town, as a ply
s'efGH. Since which time, few liberal min
ded 0rss, have been 50 dang, as 10 give him
share Of their confidence In all those ca
ses Of disorder usually termed tevey, which
he has had the satisfaction Of treating, lie
has had the success, without single exceb
iron, TO arrest IFS progress IL The first onseI'
where be was called SO soon. And as to the
treatment Of nervous complaints, he will not
yield the ground TO the most eminent phvsi.
clans IN P*~"*tsd, or else where--e, en- from
The slightest degree Of hysteyics, 10 a con-
tirmed lockea jazg. He feels stiB determin-
ed 20 GU Lis s9ly through the various wind
ings OF the medical art, and the arts & shifts
OF arJas and designing medical snen--from
the most rigid (if candid investigation OF
the greatest OF whom be will not shrink,
though they " sc0rn TO place him with the
dogs Of their hocks."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
= pIrHARDSON.

,oa ,Lr, at Lozg Wba,E
On HID, Liverpool and Lifbon Salt
"a ri, Mefs aud No Beef
-, ~ c,,;utals Cod Fiji, Of hyperion quality
for retailing
80 chaldrOn Virginia Coal
% hhds Molzf1es
100 boxes Brown Soap
M. Bone Midling aud No Pork
zsgse l9 w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
JOSHUA LEhVITT.
Portland, dug. 90, 1911. (f) =

BY this mode of treatment, the practi-
toners bills must be tr.flng Of course and
The patient is exempt from he peril Of hav
ing natures resources exhausted by the
" ievsf which reve.S through the azure
veins," before it can, when lest to nature
alone, or Improperly treated, form a crisis
as well as Irom the expense and doubtful is
sue q lingering and tedious Convalescerce,
often OF many weeks, where little or no re.
Al advantage is derived to any one, except
ing The FAMILY DOCTOR"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

l I i ,snler'ses hereby gives public notice
b1o;, - = concerned, thai fhe has Been duly
- - anc taken upon herielf the tru9 -
''A''''air'1 on the eila.e of
i So PETER NoyEs,
|nd' veo ~,A'o',n' N the county Of Cumher-
N d,re,a' @', = oeesAied, by giving bond a. the
|Ao 81 ''--'"e 'heFefore requell ali perfons
M. ..''eo'sd 60 sie fzid dec-afed's EFT. e
~ anv .-'''A.e payment; AID thofe who
HI - 'a@nus tLeseon, Ia exhibi, the
x.s.f ca ,o,, MARY N0yFs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
STOP THThk

4 Ae1S from The fable Of the fuhcfiher,
:, o. ."e ~ Of Augua, 1907. BY EDWARD
larL n nn' or Edward Runnelis Scott. a
.re o .-oNsI' zbout "A. years old, white
i bess "l''e hind foot, naturally carries
eIoa- 49, 'o~-wiih a Chafe OF dark green
Ia rim large flowers on The iides and
|he al par OF new wheels only primed
b., >saaslls or Scott was taken by
1, eoo'' Of Bath, Augua ", 1911, bur
REM s ,-Aae lsls eicape Whoever will APP
|tx.rs '~'a tnsei lsall receive Ten Dollars
p,r,f.., 4. Slh1ONTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
From tbs Boston Patriot,
THE MESSAGE.

We extract the following analysis
of the messagr, from Mondays Ga.
zvtte-
Fourteen subjects arc distinctly
touch d upon by the president, viz
1st. Our relations with France and
Great Britain--2d. The vexstiops OF
our commerce by the Danes-3d. The
charge in West FloTida-4th. The
powers OF Barbarv-5th. The Indi-
an tribes 9th. The interior state OF
the country as respects n anufactures
9Th. A syst~m of commercial re-
gula;ion-Ssh. A national, and state
seminaries of learning-9,h. The a.
BOLTON of the African slave trade
10th. The state OF the army and ma
with. The Qualifications Of New
York and other places and the
manufacture Of arms--f2tb. The i'm
provement OF the milita-13.b. The
military academy, and the establish
meDt Of an additional national acade-
my, still more comprehensive 1 4th
The receipts and expenditures of the
United Stats during the last year"
The writer IN the Gazette proceeds
to remark
" This range of the subjects is per-
hdPs greater then has ever been taken
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
New YoRK, Dec. "a.
Lafest from London.

Latest from London.
Last 'vering arrived a, this porn the ship Ceres,
cag'. MAJ sohalk, from London
CAT. M. has fu MINED the Editors Of the MGR.
c9riic Advertiser with fle of London IA
Ters 10 ,he 2h of NoveuUer, inc i've, 2 days
laier han hitherto Tecciy d
The following exraas are al that our papers
contain Of any importance.
LoEDoH, Nov 1
A Heligoand mail arrived YESTERDAY, vi IL
Hamburgt psters and letters to the 3ist ult. -
an sui,ls from Viepna states, that CCnven ion
has been conc uded bctwt IN tho courts OF Paris
and VienRa; enc conduian Of which t., that
Austria shall, under GER ain circumstance, for
nish France with g. 600 troops.
Ace UNITS were yesterday received from Cot
tenbuTgh Of the arrival of Bernado,te IN Sweden
He landed on the afternoon Of tire ooh a, Hel.
finbugh, having parsed over from Zealand, as
IL !, ~ he tSiomPnsn'iy announced. m sight Ct
q . itish feet " 500 AL Of dife -enf descrip ons
Tie asJ Official account Of &c mean hol,
sta-c If his Majesty's heIl,h was received in
Lendon at abou O'Clock yesterday, aud is as
10 ows:
WinGsoy Castle. Oct g., 1910.
Nine o'cock. H. NJ
The King has passed restless night bat
bis majesty's fever ~ NOT increased.
henry HALFORD.
W. FEBERDEE,
Nj. BAILLIE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
boston. DE- c. mher 10.


The late \ VS. from Enelan is im-
portant only from thr negative att CHI
ed to its last date--Ou he 1st of Nov.
nothing WIS heard OF any rev carton of
the offensive British Orders of Coun.
cii--Not even the pitiIul subterfuge of
any susp. nsion, revocation, or moGiG-
cation, hatever-not even ap etext
from " n CHI her adv coates can fabricate
an apology for her conduct.
The nsxt arrivals from Lisbon will
probably fornish US wit something
II ore serious than the excursion oil or
1000 men across the Tagns, in que-t
ct provisions. M, Lord Taiav, ra and
his news makers have kept Massena
and his troops on shor, allowance so
long tina, one would suppose by ibis
time thsy had become familisrized with
starvation. If il be othereise, The ii
on is not the less to be feared because
he is hungry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
HOUSE OF REsENTATWEs,
&C

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
DRc. %.
Mr.. Burwell offered the following
resolution, remarking that a similar
resolution had been adopted in 1904
and bill reported, but not acted on
from the pressure of other business
and he presumed there could be no
objection to providing remedy in a
case, where the omission had be I'm
entirely by accident. This limitation
of tine for entering claims, Mr.. 3.
said, was almost unknown ia any o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
BosToN Dec. IS
LATEST FROM ENGLANH.


Captain Gray, who arrived ~ester-
day, lief, London ON the ist Novem-
brr; atwhich time the Orders Of Coun-
Gil had not been repealed, and it was
not known what was the Intention oil
the British Government on the sub
iect.
We received London papers TO the
aast cf Oct--T4 day the latest from
which the following articles are copi-
ed -
The King was confined with aff-
brile affection, and SO much indisposed,
that bulletins were daily issued by his
three attending Physicians. His llfe
was not pposed to be in Immediate
dareer. The Princess Amelia re-
NAMED very low, her dissolution evil
IDENTITY approaching.
An English officer at Malta of high
rank, is said to have fallen IN love with
the eldest daughter Of Lucien Bona
parte.
A British ministerial print states,
that QUESTION has been propounded to
the lawyers TO decide, whether Lucien
Bcnaparte, BY the circumstances under
which he fell into their power, ought
to be held as prisoner Of war; who
have decided in the Affirmative: and
that c.nss quently ship of war la
been dispatchedto convey him and his
property to England.
the North Sea swarms with priva-
teers hostile to the English Asg. Five
thousand uotps, 1000 Of which were
Dutch, entered b. urdeaux between the
12,h and 17rh OF October. The safe
" of the English ex. edition from CO.
runna, in the Bay of Biscay, is doubt.
ed, in consequence of a strong gale
viii h had been felt there. Sixte n
French couriers are said to have be N
Imprisoned It Bay onne, for refus ine 10
go with dispatches to the armies In
Spain and Portrg:l. General Drone',
with an entire corrs, is on his way to-
Almeida TO keep communication with
M ssena's rear, and to assist in any
way that the latter may direct.
A change in the English cabinet is
expected-lord Sidmouth to succeed
earl Cambden rs president ofthe coun-
eli; Mr.. Bathurst to succeed Mr.. BY.
der as secretary Tor the Home Depart
mept; and tina, the earl Of Buckingham
will also be brought into the ministry.
Austria is said to have agreed to
assis: France with 10000 men. An
attempt is said to have been made on
the left of the ex-king OF Sweden.
Bernsdotte had arrived at Helsinburg
in Sweden, under salute of the bat
teries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01

Their county than the United States.
and generally affected most severely
those who were particularly entitled TO
indulgence. All those persons who
might be supposed to he disposed 20
defraud the public were slways a,tea-
tive TO their Interests /; but there was
a class of honest claimants who were
inattepiive, and who were generally
the sufferers by the act of Limitation.
The following is the resolution of
fered by Mr.. Burwell, which was re-
ferred, on the suggestion of Mr.. Poin-
dexter, to the committee of Public
Lands.
Resolved, That further time of
six months ought to be allowed to clei-
mants to land in the state OF Georgia
south OF the state. Of Tennessee to re-
gister the evidences of their titles with
the Secretary of State of the United
States.
On motion of Mr.. Morrow,
Resolved, That the committee of
Public Lends be instructed to enquire
what provision ought to be made re-
speeding the location of Virginia mi
litary land warrants west of the bouu-
Diary line designated by the act of the
23d day Of March, 1901, an. thas taey
report thereon by b.ll or otherwise.
| On Dion OF Mr.. Johnson, the
House came to resolution to an.
point committee to revise the laws
for establishing trading houses, &c.
and regulating intercourse among the
Indian tribes.
Mr.. Shelley presented the petition
of Samuel Hanson of Samuel, praying
affurther compensation for certain
services rendered in the naval esta-
l'bfishment of the United States.-Re.
fnrred to the committee of claims.
Mr.. M'Kiniey offered the following
resolution for consideration
Resolved, That it is expedient to
appropriate sum OF money not ex-
ceeding dollars for the pur-
pose of improving the Post Road lea
ding from Washington 10 Marietta in
the state of Ohio, paymenr5of which
to be made out of any funds appropr,a-
ted for making turnpikes or other
roads from the Atlantic waters 10 the
| waters of the Ohio.
| 9Atter some remarks on the proper
mode Of disposing of this motion, it
was so modified as to propose 10 refer
the subject to the committee OF Pub
lie Lands.
The resolution as amended was
disagreed to, Ayes %.
Some other business of minor i'm
portance was done. The House adj
Iourned at early an hour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
New YoRK, Dec. 25.

NEW lORk, ocCs %.
Extract Of a letter from re pec,able commerce..
al house in Lone or, to another in his city,
dated Ocr 3lst.
We think it of Importance to in.
foru2 you that we have this advice
from the Continent, rhat, in conse-
on nee of late decree of the French
Gov' rnsnent the particulars of which
THY do not inform us, it is become a
very dangerous responsibility in them
to iudorse bills payable in this country,
which If carried farther may preclude
the possibility OF our receiving any fur
ther renistances from the continent.
P.S. November lot, From cir
cumstances Ike TO take place, we are
induced 10 hose t!at alterations in our
commercial regulations may probably
o,Cur in the course OF the winter"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY.

We are informed that the PROPOSE
ton to call a convention in the Mis-
sissippi Territory, without the authori-
ty OF Congress, to form a constitution,
preparatory to the admission of that
Territory into the Union, is the sug-
eestion of an individual member of
the House Of Representatives Of the
territory and we have reason to be-
lieve will not meet the sanction of
that body. And with regard to the
supposition, that irritation exists, at
the seat Of the general government a
gainst that territory, it is probable that
the opposition of the people to their
late Governor, and perhaps his suppo-
sed representations to the Executive
department., have given rise to an err
roneous opinion, that an Impression
has been made on the Executive and
on many members of the Legislature,
unfavorable to the orderly disposition
of the citizens composing that section
of the union. We are authorised by
Mr.. Poindexter, their delegate in
Congress, to state that under the new
order of things, notwithstanding any
thing said to the contrary, they have
full confidence that their just claims on
the attention of every department of
the general government will be respec.
ted. Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
D'lfujO to Maj. Jack-

D'1fujo to Maj. Jack
son.
"He ruje) had
no doubt war was the
wish of our adminis-
tration, for he had re-
ceived q letter from
N. Orleans, dated on
the e5th Of April last,
which stated that
there was a letter at
that place in Mr.. JEFF
ierson's hand writing,
dated IN March last,
which declared, that
ifthe settlers between
the Mississippi & the
Rio Perdido, would
raise the American
colors, they should be
supported"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-01
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Bv the sloop Patience, from Port
au- Prince, we learn, that on the last c!
November, Potion, at the head of his
army, marched to- meet Gen. Rigaud,
who was at the head of the Brigauds
OF the south, and bloody battle was
expected.
Chris,ophe declared that he would
eat his Christmas dinner ar Port au-
Prince, the capitol of Petion's dolnini-
one.