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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

Being from an English port, almost the
only ports on tba Globe open to American
commerce.
I Having been told by the Deputy Col
lector, in one interview which / had with
him, " that a security on landed property
though abundastly ample was very bad"
felt little encouragement to apply to my IA
Their, who is farmer, and does, with most
Of my other friends, live in the country, and
who have no other security. than their Ian
ded property.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

d5H1rs.-7 fr o.Ier ho1r- Is ,f1f Hat
field Smith, Of New-YoFk, gVh0.c 6arque,
NE Gideon 7oas CAPTURED BY This same
GEassin, 70h0 threatened 10 destroy her
also, unless ranSoned, 7vhiCh 7uas dine
,oy the SIM of COCO dollars. Bills acre
giUen for both rte ab1Ue amounts and
uTe cautioned not 10 purchase
them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13
PHTLAD MAY Il. 1871.
INSULT AND JIRAGE

ONTRACE avn INSULT.

w Il IL ~ z AND ~ y - A. ".
Yesterday tic French privateer brig
Diiligept, Capt. Grassin, had :LIe.dia-
bol;calimpudence 10 enter our hnbor J,
uaczr tie sham Of distress, having
been Obliged, as tbe BLck Beard who
commands nrr allsJges, &c haro1v Ter
cans overheard though il is strongly
suspected, tFI shouid she be searched
they would be found snug IN he's hold,
4 en je@.e}. One part Of the distress
We have 10 doubt, was the information
that severed English Cruiz@rs were on
the coast making dillfggnt search after
picaroons. Inc American public
have had an opportunity 70 Judge ofthe
rascaii,y &c this Freebooter, by reading
The r.lloaisg notices - 5C7' Here f0t-
is.y 1850 Csr'.fScafss one OF CAM. Wm.
Qple, dafrd P6.lld .9ErH IL, 1911,
gfagsg tlai ne san Hebe, @sgS c4h!UreG
fsc sist February, Three weeks after
the lazt date f3r tie repeal of the French
DEGREES ssfte sElss flriPafe-r DilligeuI
y. nlaaaaed - fais same Black Beard
l,rassiu, Sefo declared re Hebe q * Z
n-v4f h1zt' akd fAreafrHed 10 SLNL
esrff SO syers sof Taas9aisd ULie.
L.faf,C. ~ y ses asgaH e7 lo,C1l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

Town meetings are about to be cal'd
II Connecticut Tor the purpose Of me-
Inonlng the President 10 call ! NJ
ing OF Congress to remove the ruinons
l7sttlctiohs which are impos'd uuon
'ae Commerce Of the Country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

There NAV be s6ine among our opPo
nents, so ignorant, or 30 maliBnah -
to suggest that conduct OF this kind'V -
mild, judicious and moderate y inc
effect Of fear, but let them be asSureu
they are mistaken Ii Is the edect o
sentiment and system -Every day,
every hour, Increases the iede' al
strength (; for every day and every
hour evinces, more and more, the con-
formity of federal practice with federal
professions and illustrates to dIstln-
gushing and abused people, the dit
erencc between the disciples OF WASH
INGToN, and the slaves Of party.
Our FenchifeI Democrats pretend 70
claim WAsHINoroN- But he denounced
them as the curse of our ccuntry, one year
before his death.-Resd the following.
(2illa4. True H.
Extract ola letter from Gen. Was.lngg-
ton, 10 the Hon. Charles CAOA,
1898. n
Although" l highly approve of
the measures taken by government, to
place this country in posture OF de-
fence, and even wish they had been
more energetic, ana shall always be
ready to obey its calls under the reser-
walton | have made Whenever II IS
made yet | am not without hope,
MAD AND INTOXICATED AS
THE FRENCH ARE, that they will
pause before they take the last step.
That they have been deceived in their
calculation on the division of the peo
pie, and the powerful support they ex-
peCted from THEIR PARTY, is re-
duced to certainty; though it's some
what equivocal stillwhether that PAR
TY, WHO HAVE BEEN THE
CURSE TO THISCOUNTRY, and
the SOURCE OF The EXPENCES
we have 10 eAcounter, may not be able
to continue THEIR DELUSION,
sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

Alta meeting of ne FEDERAL RFFuBLr.
CANS of this town. bed ai tte Court House
On SATURDAY evening, 4 YVES unanimously
voted a. support thc following gentlemen as
candidates for Representatives 40 i've next
General Court-viz
MATTHEW COBB.
TOSEpH " INGBAHEN,
Joseph TTRCCMB,
ISAAC ADAMS,
GEORGE BRADBURY.
ENOCH PREBLE, Esquires.
Federalists, come TO the Polls Unite
and be active, and success Will inevitably
crown your exertiOns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

a philadelphia paper mentions hat the
u. s brig Argus, lying at Annapolis. y
waiting TO receive Mr.: Barlow on board,
and to proceed 30 France.-Thus another
farce Of criDging and succumbng 4, lie
footstooi Of the Tyrant Of Europe is 10 be
made by the representative Of treeme1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

out OF Portugal, ADD had deltroyed
iearIy every thing in their retreat.
Ert<a7 IF a letter JIom d.. Logan,
a Democrat, 20 bis friend m----
81 was not fatis6ed witt the ad-
miui.tratiop Of Mr.. Adams, as difpo-
fed to involve US in war with France,
and necelarily throw us into the
arms IF Great Britain at that peri
Oh the mott powerful marion in Eu-
rope. Nor am ! now willing to ia
faoriGce the peace Of the United
States TO the colodal power Of
France f; becoming the SCOUR GE
and DESTROYER of the CIVIL
lied WORLD.
Confdering the chickering's and
lemi-ta;e Of warfare IN which Great
Britain and the United States have
been engaged for feveral years; and
viewing thele two great nations
drawn up in martial array, waiting
.or the fgnal TO engage in conflict,
IN which it is little matter tor 7ub3nr
zict2ry declares, as ruin ans djfruEFi0r
NUT bs..tbe iaeveti6Ie FATE 9f BOTF
PARTIES (by the trcachery and
ambition Of Bonaparte.) l determin-
cd on a vift to England, to fatisfy
my own mind refpecting the difpo-
iition of that nation towards the u
nited States and TO remove, as far
as it was in the power Of a private in
dividual, their prejudices againit the
people Of the United States; excited
by the INTERPRETATIONS of thofe
vino are enemies to the peace ef bath
countries.
81 reEded FIVE months in England,
travelled upwards of eleven hundred
miles through the country-viGted
their principal (eaPorts and manufac-
turing TOWNSHIPS prelent at their
great agricultural meetings-and was
introduced to men Of the firit char
a8ers, in Office and out Of office.
Whatever may be the fen;iments Of
The interior cabinet, even the minilt-.
~ in private converfation, and in
parliament, profeAed deGre 70 pre-
ferve peace with the United States
and this fcntimeut was uniyerial
among every clafs of citizens with
whom / converted. and from whom
as a private American citizen | re-
ceived the NOT pointed ciVility and
rsfpe6."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

RETALIATION. "-Sloop Eliza, Ac.
worth, from Charleston. condemned at
Nassau, IN. P.) for breachof the laws
OF trade, had among other inadmissi-
bic articles, large number Of bbls of
beet under the denomination Of" her.
rings" : A paragraph is given in vari-
Gus papers stating that " Capt. A. says
that every vessel under American col
ors which entered Nassau while he
was there was libeIied, and that il was
in retaliation for seizures of British pro-
perty in the U. S." What part Z
Whether Capt. A. was or was not igno-
ram of the attempted fraud, is of little
consequence, the fraud was proved !;
and it eUery American vessel said TO be
hbeiIed was equally culpable, they were
as liable 10 condemnation for a breach
Of the laws of trade.-How sEch libel
ing or condemnation can be in 4" retala-
ton for seizures of British property in
the y. States," we cannot perceive.
We should not have noticed the above
report were it not that some democrat
lc papers have not only made an cleo
pioneering handle Of it but even an eff
set to their 'fsiend' Bona's sequestration
and plunder Of millions Of American
property
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13
ndigrt5.
LGfcJf fam LiG6A.

lis day arrived the brig HoTi-
zon, Capt Cummings, from Liibon.
The captain mentions that in feve92l
partial affairs, the French ha! 1900
Killed. and 5000 made prifoners.
two General Officers were killed,
and 20 cannon taken that the En-
glilh had loft l2co men killed that
TIE French had blcn driven entirely
out Of Portugal, ADD had dearoyed
neArIy every thing 10 their retreat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13
-. -
9orf[Qt10,
Monday, May I3, 1871.

's's''
In our last, we mentioned " waV Of Post.
crypt, after part ofthe papers were worl,,l
oit, the robOlnE of the schooner. Sus,rna-
Lucy, belonging to w Widgery and I
\ ;. Porter Of $1,000 lbs of Coffee. bv t[e
French Pfiy4teer Diligent, Of "a guns, com.
msnd1d by capt. Grassin. The Frenchman
tod capt. Jones he was good prize. and
the only reason why he did not Ike h,s III.
sci was that she was not worth manninr
and that he should capture ali Amer;csn
veasels from St. Domingo
Common -Bonapaite " loves the Amer
lcans," and is anxious for the freqdorn &c
American Commerce. SO saws his rno,,tG
peice, the Duke IF Cadore and our yioIsn,
democrats say it is true.
Since the receipt Of the above INTEL;
gence, Capt. Grassln with his privsteer has
arrived at Philadelphia, and has been arres.
t1u Oy some OF our citizens whose vessels H.
had previously plundered and robbed II sea
1t IS TO be hoped he will receive a INST - -
cOmpeHce.
nus we see our harbours are sssviums
ior the plunderers and robbers Of our inno
cent and unprotected seamen.-The drn,o-
C'S'ic papers make no complaints-and st,l
contend that the DEGREES are repealed,
Cn monday last the meeting for the
choice OF Representatives was holden
III thls to"n.-The Candidates on both
tickets received nearly an equal nun.
Ger OF votes but owing to the number
u scattering votes no choice was made
nc Meeting stands adjourned to this
day Tor another trial.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13
IfPRESSNRhT OF SEHNEN

1t appears by various accounts, that
II consequence of the measures Of our
Administration, fayouring and belrien-
ding the eternal enemy of England,
the British cruizers have renewed the
practice of the imprcssment Of Seamen,
who are not furnished With the Pro-
teCtlons Of the United States, A Wis
casset brig has had two men impress
scd from her; off New York, by lie
GuerIier, Of Sc guns, Capt. Pechell
The Sch. Newburn, of Boston, has had
a bov impressed from her. Brig Spit
fire from Portland to New-York had a
young man impressed, who was never
before at Sea. b. Uhsn this fact
came 20 he knowledge Of Cal BARcLAr,
thc BrIAsh Consul General, he inmedi,
1tely deshatched a fast sailing tilot-boat
a scarch IF tie .JjTgate, 10 demand the
release Of the TAD g0lich gge sincerely
sqhe may DC Succes8fuN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-13

Our FenchjfeI Democrats pretend 70
claim WAsHINoroN- But he denounced
them as the curse of our country, one year
before his death-Resd the following
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
A list OF Letters

% EMA1NIMG in the Pot Office, at
IN Rockingham Court Houfc, Virginia
which il not taken out before the lit Ian
nary next, will be ient 70 the General toa
Once according 10 law.
Samuel Adams, Thomas Adams, Adam,
alright, John Brown, Elizabeth Bell, Ia.
cob Baker, Jonathan Burniides, Adsm
B!ofe, Valentine Bolton, Ioieph Crabteee,
David Ciemmer, Chtilley Coffn,an, Pas
rick t'annegan, Chri!iopher Frye, Viii
liam Fitch, Henry Floyd, Andrew Huff,
l'ou'fa HaFriion, Thomas Hopkins, Dam
iei Hartman, Henry Hurley, +. Hill,
Conrad Huffman, Samuel Liam, Henry
Mover, Samuel Miller, Mi:ly Mayor,
Samuel Roach, George II. Smith, III
Thomas Shakelford, Zachariah Shakel-
ford ~ Peter Swoope, John Strickler,
Daniel Shra&engaf. Philip Stoneburner,
Samuel lice, John Wrro H. Henry Wis.
Ter, Abraham Whirnote, Barnct Wycr,
Bsrnabas Young.
HENRI 'TUTWILER, p. NJ.
O0'oOei z9' 5w5s
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

and canine, reconcile kinslc to ano,
having the honour.
hOLL Nd is as it were funk into.tle
ocean. We hear no more of il, except now
and then when periihing wretch efaapes.
70 tel! the tuHerings OF his! conatry,nen
'han iIit were proviace CT Gina.
AUSTRIA is loading her fofjeffs with
exaetions TO keep bold front gainlt Rus
ia, whom Bonapar,e watches with . lea
lous eve.
RUSSIA continues balancing between
ncf intereits and her fears--iooliihly watt :
ing her frength againtt the Turks; that
hteneth which fooner or later fhe matt
Sring againa France, or receive her law
from BonaParte.
Such is continental Europe at prefeut.--
From no quarter can we expect intelligence
OF any in,eie.t, bur from SPAIN. gegau
RePei1o,y.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
FROM THE vIRc1wIA PATRIOT.

To 5amcs A4a4ya1, Esq. P.g.s4.m sf1be U. s.
SIR,
] have for fomc time paf food as
i!ent tPettaioI, with mott iolcmn dread
on my mind, tor the wTetched tate of our
once happy country is now reduced TO.
now think it is the duty of every friend to
his country to cry aloud and lift up his
voice IKE trumpet, inorder 10 ihew you
how you have by youi veal, adHini.tIa-
lion ruined our country. Firit, you aud
your prcaeceiior by your cu.ied embargo;
iecond'y, by your non iniercour.c and non
importation laws and iaiily BY your par
TALLY Tow aIGs France, and your invetc-
racy agalnit England, which mutt plainly
appear obvious 10 every candid mind, De
has politics what they may--that it really
has been the cafe, throughout the hole If
your admmiht4,ion. View the ftuaS:un
OF your ncig hboss who once. ob,a int j their
wealth by the cuitufc Of tobacco, wheat,
hemp. &c.
.looacco and hemp at this time is fcarce-
~ nan cd In the markets. and wheat is
10 ios thar ii will not bear the carriage
anv ..ifidcrable ditance, and number Of
the belt manufacturing mills on the welt
hde OF the mountains at this riae are
tisading Idle, becaule Tie manu- atiuIing
and carriage OF the -four viii not qui,
colt whit many other worthy citizens
have large crops of tobacco lying IN their
warehou.es for which they canno; get tao
dollars per hundred. Fray, iir, take 4
ferrous view of theic thinss, ana pause on
them.-Remember, Sir, you aye rece;v-
ing IS Dollars. ~ Gents and Mills, per
day then ak yourielf this queition =
What have L done Tor my country to de-
fcrve this falary and when you are thus
fairly weighed i'll the balance, you will
be found wanting both in wiidom, energy
and firmnefs. Let me en,Teat you to make
a bold itand as becomes the chief mag;!trarc
of great Empire, and nevcr dread 5be
frowns of Bonaparfe, or Court Ms iGliles'
The affair between you and YQ9r iare Sc
e.zry or,iril mas filled the .l.Ii..s - .isa,
well diipofed citizens with very ttroos
iuipiciors tbaf there Is /assethz2 ,st.ey ~ its
EaecAi.sce d.6a,1menf. ! hen 1.-THE ,rIi
beno longer tantalized withthe ole ;ale ths,
you are deirous OF concluGtnE ~ hUaara-
bic peace with the Britifr ns,iru. 5at
let it appear publickly by authenticated
documents what you win 10 do--and
what you are willing TO do--And LET
NOT Your public traniattions be wrapped
in rnyhery and enveioped in darkncfs aid
ai4aiguity, as | anticipate your meGagc
TO congreis will be. Sit, take theic few
hints ID time it may do you and your coun-
try lcne good before ,heitorm which is ga
thefing RACES with greater fnry. The vul-
gar proverb faieh, - it is too iaic to repent
when as d, is CONS
a FHIEND.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

hsc,--'rhe SpsoiGh ferreeafy of
.s,- ,ug; u inform tao m;n!tter, that
io.; 10 time in layi h,s letter before
W colncil OF regency, and that re
,.,s j,retied TO ,iiur> hin, THAI the re-
,orys 7.,uded towcre deviir ot me Cum
ren ,u, ny, who hid been conaantiy IN
he naAtt OF circulating them, ever iince
.e, .ppcarcd before the city, with the IN
ieHrcn to 1el,roy the flieaiihip and con-
li.a.e winch has 10 hap; III, and with
,.t n.etiuption,l exiited in the allied ma
isas That ,heic reports obtliacd no
.rcjl, out among few weak men /; and
-a.a were deiirous of making them
itss> -idicuioUsly iinguiar III their op,n
aa. )ut was held IN adherence, not on
b. he great body Of the inhabi-
.aat5 Il Cad'z, the buwark of Span
.n dependence, but by the whole
/, a0A nation nation which remember
tjta gratitude the generous ai.iAance
.uagied by Grcat Britain IN their great
true &c for freedom. The iecretary no.
rcc 4 tine parts OF the miniiiers letter, s.
,hn,e. him OF the high confidence which
.hc NTH regency iepoie IN the honor
s1a ai,inte reitedncis of snc Bti,n1 govern
,nJ- exhibited III the Continued facri-
.cc "a bring their great and ardent itrags
ne giorloas cnd; and OF the grar,euie
all Spain expreiles tor TIC interest
b, .'.a Giea:- Britain has aiNays taken in
d, deviation OF the iolirica. iatcpcn-
,e-- IT the Sirsvtor. rhe rrgency add,
-, hey too nave becn the butt OF the
OF caiumny hui Confident oi their
ity, they treat them with scorn,
" ei iatisfed ;hey enjoy the confidence
good SpaniaEds. In coaciuion, the
ary itates, that the regency will
immediate publicity TO be giycn 10
x aad the anlwcr.
!Signed.)
EaGse6i0 De Ba,.Aax:y .4S0ra.
Byf. Ceut.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
<OiiLE.

ALEX fNDRIA, Ga. 10, 1911.
lie annual meeting of the et,c,.
a Holders in the Li,tle River Turn
PIKE Conpany, viii be on the 6rG Mon.
Gay IN December next at BRCCKE'S
I'D III in tho Town of Alexandra, NJ
which time an Election viii be held or
Prc'ident, four Directors aud Tfeafurer.
'attihent OF the Companies accounts
report OF proceedings, expenditures and
p'ogreis OF the Work fnce lat snnn,i
mect'ns vii DC fubmifted to the Corpsnv
togetner VITA an application of Cbarles
J.. Love tor al extra compensation for "a
KIM the Road.
JONAH THOMPSON, 7r.opy
a. Z. K. I. C,a3oay.
0O'i' ~ 1871 tzO.5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
SOLD
One MaGivite1i fourth mari
Boarding School.

he winter felton, of the FEMALE
4 BOARDING SCHOOL. IN Steph-
enibnrg has juf commenced and will con-
tinuc pa'il the laa day Of next AmiI
there are ieveral vacancies at prefent aa1
MIS- jctt .Vifhes 10 take as many board
srs as viii fill thofe vacancies. MRS.
}ett flt.crs herfeif that the fchool IS too
well known in Frederick and the furround.
ing counties to render it necenary TO emu.
merate the different branches of liteta;n,.
taught there /; the fchool is provided with
an excellent iet of maps and globes and no
exertior will be fparcd TO excite dc65e
OF information and improvement in the
minds OF the young pupils. The terms of
BOARD D and tuition are fifty dollars the
iehion' paid quarterly in advance, the
ichoiars ind thc;. own beds &c. RInGc
viii be taught If required but it will be
an additional charge.
-oIsEn'ns5urF. OF. 20, 1871. n 81
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ATGST FROM ENGLAND.

lae captaD' of the fh;p Iris, which ar
81! 81 ere terday, IN S. days from the
J'#o = -iie'y turni:hel the Editoe OF
o. ing polt, with London papers as
+.e - thc 7nSh Augua, lone day later
.aAr Ihofei ~ by the Oro;t,) extracts
y 9hic arc ehis day LAID before cur
/le... tispe. Avery had london NJ
i the IN Sept. but gave it TO the
inde' OF the Arethufa frigate. The
1e mentioned that the King was It'll
- although hourly expected to die.
LONDON, Aug. go.
following is a copy OF the Rnlletin.
s9e' ed LAS dny from vv1adfor -
s. Wm4ar Ce,tt, 44g. 50.
lis Majety Is to-day nearly as lie has
-ccl Or ioAe days pah.
Signed, IL. M4nord, w. Herbcrdcn, r
sfli.ls.' 80
4; intervals, his Maie}y is very colIea Ct
a. he king takes for his breskfaf
81 aee, aud eats very heartily he alto
ease, "earty dinaer; his :efrc.h men, il. the
-oirr ot the day, bciies, is very l:ttle,
SHeg' fome coffee wnicn is made very
lf':g he often drinks in the courGe of
l..1 day lemonade, which his Away. been
it'orite beverage WIN him.
rriva.c letters OF the oth inf. from @
li@, give very uni.vorable accoun, of
.'a- c',y and o. the liza. Serious d,iIen.
..a.s, and total diitIna prevailed between
\ .ie s5 eminent and Ihe people, and what
'-onn- ced In itcret btooding,, mas pro.
.@'toeJ % "pen complaint and accsfa ton.
'"e owing Is copy OF a paper polled
.4 ''e -inciPa itreets of Cadiz:
PLACARD.
riards, louk TO yourselves. Let
.'ti in conialt his own intereR and
.ts5 'r there is none will do il beGdes.
you have government, or rather
'o-'l Il men Calling rbeinieiv ives d Regen-
Vhat has been termed d General
9' III the Kingdom. But rbey are
md inactive, and they care not
DIS long as they can p1efetve
1S' Oar troops are lent away up
- ''i 1t expeditions when they are want
so ne' lei they ihould take venee-
y" thotc who are at the bead OF af-
we WIN To OF free, We mutt take
''* ~ into our own hands. and we
''' t.' i1iter ourielyes to he blinded nv
! f", zeal patriots. Look to YOUR
+ er of the 9TH of this month M,
at the French at four in the morn
I no fired from fome batteries thev had
o'i ed, upon the liza, in rhe vicinitv ~
.r etrl. The discharges on both fdes
'a' curing three hours, and were
oos.-ooon after icven of the enc
IefieS were filenced, and il was
er~arJs, that by the vel! direct
q the allies mott OF his guns were
f 9'0 hffe' f0u The Mo,t5 Of Ssau
@e'dGy2;ar, ing. Il.
is goes by his Maieay,s III, IRIS.
'" O.. es infantry for England. p;
ef luit arrived here from the co.a
:, lays 10000 confcripts entered
ntry through the pass of Irun, bat
noe iniilcient, we hope, to alarm
as Marmont requires reiDfn ,a, a.
fo'lIer entered Santandcr on r5e
out was compelled to leave !, =
( hours. He has taken and do
$50 or the enemy, with the lois 6
to hinfclf He is now al Cal
ven leagues this Gde Of Sa,,,,
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--MARR1FD-

In Springfield, Hampshire unty, on
" cdneiday tsu s3d inf by the Rev. Iohn
J. JACOB, William NAYLop, Ria.gli-
'or"ey at Law, to the aniahlc Miis So.
sax M.GuIRE, youngeit daughter of the
late edward M'GuiIc, fen. Efl of this
On lhuriday the z4th in Wcoaaoek.
Capt. .IoHN BaYL1s, Merchant. q ,b, -
grecabe Mifs Lucy WILLIAMS. clG a
daughter of Philip Williams, ESQ. = <
OF Shenandoah county.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Total ct d5meG brodace,
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
HAkDENBEKG.
" Berlin, Aug. Z, 1874"
NE" YORK, Oh. ~.
LATEST FROM EuRopr

III 4.O i<C.I EUNl)IE
ihe'hip 5ef.inet, 2ur5ank, arrived
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10 c"pHH-"te. W aPprenc.,hons .,erc en-
''' tdi"ea oy the inhaoitan,s Vi the Tfenci,
making any inYrcdions upon Cadiz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

ipt. Ba'et Of the brig InduRry, ar.
H'ti al Bottom on Thrr!,lay lait in a.
rom L:lbon. He confirms oar for.
= -ccounts thar the FTeDch were con-
.'t ing near Salamanca, in Leon, an
l ing Magazines at that pIace and
dds that 1t was reported Lord yelling
.H as advancing towards them, win
ID my iro.n the SOUTH. .8os. Rep.