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trict, e be called the Gsttsct OF Sandasky (;
and the President is hereby authorised TO sig
nate such place in the district of Sandusky,
as he shall judge expedient, to be the port of
entry OF the said district; and a collector for
the said district shall be appointed to reside at
the port of entry.
SEC s And be IL fu,she, enacted, That Cape
Vincsnt, in the district of Sackets harbor,
shall, from and after the thirty first day of
May next, be port of delivery only and a sur
veyor shall be appointed to reside at the said
port.
SEC. a. Ard be 10 further enacted, That The
collectors office shall, after the 3Ist day of May
next, be removed from Fort Niagara to Lesvis
town, which last mentioned place shall in iu-
ture be the residence of the collector and al
SO that the Office OF the collector of the Gus
toms TOR the district of Buffaioe creek shall be
kept at such place or places in the town of Buff.
faloe as the President of the u S. shall desig.
nate.
SEC 5. And be it further enacted, That ships
or vessels arriving from and after the first day OF
May next from the Cape of Good Hope, or
from any place beyond the same, shall be add
mitted TO m Ike entry at Plymouth and Nan
tuckst, ports OF entry in the state of Msssachu
SETS
SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the mr., day of May next, Bangor, in
inc district OF Penooscot, an the state of Msssa-
cnusetts, be and the same rs hereby made port
OF delivery, to be annexed to the district oil Pc.
nobscot and That surveyor be appointed 10
reside ut the port of delivery
SEC. drd be 1T further enacted. That ALI tnat
part OF the coiiecuon district of Mississippi,
winch includes the waters of the river Tie.
che, and all the shores, bays and rivers, W. 4
OF The Atchataisy be and the same is hereby
established AS new district, to be called the
district oil Teche I; that Nova Iberia be [ ie
port OF entry for the same; and That a col
hector be appointed to reside at the port of en-
try
T, SEC. 8. Ind Be n/wthe, enacted, That 4 sur.
"eyor be appointed to reside at or near the
mouth OF the Rappahannock river, at such
place as the president of the 2. States snail dc.
signate.
SEC. 9. And Ge I, further enacted, That the
several collectors and surveyors, vino may be ap
pointed by virtue of this act, and whose salaries
are not fixed by the preceding section, shall, in
addition TO the fees and commissions authorised
by law, receive respectively the same annual
salary which by law is allowed to the coIlec-
tors and surveyors OF the districts bordering on
lake Erie.
] B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House of Rebreseatatfoes.
JOHN POPE,
Hresident Of the Senate PRO tensoo,e.
APPROVED,
MI JAMES MADISON.
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Kay 2

N CHANCERY In Chesterfe.a County
Il court, March IL, 1910
Nancy Chesihsm and John w Bass y4dz,'-x.
and Adnn'y Of Leonard Cheatham, decd
plaintiffs.
Josiah Cheatham, Daniel Woodbridge, Peter
Clarke, Henry Farmer and VIM. Goode.
Det'fs
This day came the plaintiffs by James Robert.
son, Jr. their attorney, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant Iosi-
ah Cheathsm is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, upon motion ofthe plaintiff II is or
deve6, That the said defendant do enter his an
pearance in this suit, on before the first dav of
March court next, and give security for Der
forming such decree as the court NAV hereafter
make in the premises and it is further ordered
and decreed that the defendants Woodbridge.
Clarke, Farmer and Goode, out of the effects IN
their hands belonging to the defendant Cheat
ham, do retain sufficient to pay to the plaintiffs
the sum Of II 6s I'd with interest, &c and the
costs Of this suit, and that copy Of this order
DC published in one of the Richmond n ewspa.
pers for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Courthouse of this
County
II Copy.-Tesfe
PARKE POINDEXTER, d. C.
AayI. yNRW
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March 90.

IN CHANCERY --Mecklenbure Conr,,
February Quarterly Court, I8I1
William Boyd, p,.
Aguinsf
Ph'hmon Hurt, jr. and Daniel r. Barnes.
decd riuFt'
On the motion of the Complainant bv bie
Counsel, and it appearing to the Satisfaction Of
the Court, that the deft Hurt is not an inbab;..
tant OF this Commonwealth IL is theyefo,e no.
creed and ordered, That the said def't do snnear
here on the LIST day Of June Court next. ane,rsr
TIC bill Of the Complainant, and give secmr;t,,t,
abide by and perform the future decree Of his
Court, and tlat copy of this order he forth.
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in
The town OF Petersburg for eight weeks smces-
sVe'y, and be posted up two Couri days
successfully at the front door of the c..
house OF this County, and that the defan-
CANT Daniel Il. Barnes, admir- as aforesaid ha
lnJoined from paying, conveying away, or Sc.
cFet'ng the goods, chattels or effects in his bond
heiongng to or debts due to the said deF,t mil
the further order of the Court.
a copy.-2csre.
w. BASKERVILLE, c NEG
wSw
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fENfTENT2AR1' STORE REMoVED

w M. AN DERSON, having been recently an.
pointed Agent for the Common wealth. in
the place OF (Dsvid J. Burr resigned } has re+.
moved the penitehtiary Store to the Hose for
merry Occupied ny Oakley Phillpotts, nearly Oh.
Posle hoocrt Candles, where he will keen a
constant supply of the articles enumrr,ted 20
low. The manifest improvement in the quality
OF the mails manufactured at the Peni.enTiarv
Under the direction Of the present Superin, en-
cant OF the Institution the late deduction.
%in nc. mas been made from the former low prices
which shri nS''s together with the disposition
State for the encouragement of its o,rn N me
laIeureS, are inducements which he hatters him.
sen, VIII give them preference to onv othere
II, m MARKET orders from Merchants, INSPECTORS,
carpenters, or others, living in the CountrS
snai be particularly attended to.
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April 10

RY Virsde Of decree of the Court of Chan.
~ Gerry, for the Richmond District--Will he
sold to the highest bidder, for ready money ON
the premises, on Thursday, the 30th inst. one
Tract or parcel Of land, situate, lying and being
IN he County of Nottoway, being the land
"hefeon Jenning Robertson lately resided, con.
aiming by estimation 424 acres, also ali the CHE,
property that may be delivered to us, which was
conveyed by mortgage, by David Hudson to E.
lIiah Hudson, for certain purposes therein ex-
pressed.
JoHr ROBERTSON, Ses'y. 4
ASA VAUGHAN. Com'Ts.
Mgy7y vVaw0
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RTRcINfA a-.At Superior Court of chst

VRc1NfA s-,At a sdperiOr Court of Chan,
Gerry, holden at the CAPITOL in the city 81.
Richmond, the LIST day Of Feb. 1871
John Emmerson, Pls
dgainsf
Maria Beckley and Elizabeth Prince execN.
trixes OF John Beckley decd and an infant
son of the said John Beckley decd. William
Chamberlayne. William Aylett, and Martha his
""e, ,ate Mar.na rosey. Defps-
Anu ISAAC oeone' PIE.
against
The same, D.G,.
The defendants Maria BeclSiey, Elizabeth
Prince, Beckley and VIM Avlet and
Martha his wife, not having entered their am
pearahce and given security according To the
act OF assembly and rules of this court. and 4,
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court. th.r
they are not inhabitants of this country: on mo
ton of the plaintiff by his council, II is o,de,ed
That the said defendant do appear here ON ,hc
trst day ofthe next term and answ the Hill oS
the plaintiff; and that 4 copy of This order he
tor,hwith Inserted in some ne wspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months success.
sivey and posted at the front door of the Canito,
in the said city. >'e o"i'''''
"A copy.-Test,
,..., oe WIN w. HENNINC, c. C.
90
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hear, nothing my passage 4 q Sc ,hsa f af OF sandu

heard nothing nev. {. took my passage 10 III.
IA iautic states.
IN .scerIaE.ing ,stronom,csiiy tue latitude and
longitude OF prominent points, was sue
cessiul than had hoped TO be. All the lnstru-
ments procured for IN, were excellent, except
ing the chonometer, on winch found l could
MOI rely. inave, however, determined the lon
gtude OF Belle Isle, by the mean of two sets of
o0servatIOps II ne SUI and moon, to be long
" ri Greenwich ~ "a min. SO sec. lat. 29
Z. 81 mn. 10 N. md Of New Iberia, long
w. OF Greenwich 81 leg 62 min. 90 sec. lat. so
deg. 10 MN 50 The variation oi the
COMPASS deg. 81 min. L. along The coast which
have surveyed.
II you nave the goodness to consider, sir, that
there was a month lost in New Orleans in fit
ting out the cutter another month at least in
gong from New Orleans to BS,lI Isle, and back
again; about ten days IN coming down from
New IoerIa to the mouth OF the CIafslsya ; and,
that l could not be actually employed in my
survey more than about three months and twen-
~ days and # from this time all the bad DAYS
on which the weather prevented any operations
are struck of, especially between the middle
OF January 20 the middle of February, which
time WAS so remarkably cold, rough and windy,
on That coast, that the cutter generally rode with
three anchors ont; you wall see, sir, that as
much has been done it was possible 10 do a.
Sainst SO many obstacles, aud with The scanty
means had Conscious of the exertions
made, and or the zsai have tell, TO iulh your
ted with my endeAvor to be, AS lar as laid in my
power, useful 20 the u. $.
/ am, Sir,
With rerpect, e,
Your humble servant,
(Signed) .-
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7 n. Girardin informs such po-er
As Guardians in the country as have q
to him on the subject Of board, thinlH
rented the house next to the tenemege,lE
in his occupancy, he will be able to Il y
his family sfew small boys, whose SIS
morals he will himselfsuperintand.
0J In consequence ofthe above arenl
the Male and Female pupils will b,gf
separate bOuses-Tbe corporation be
sent Professors is placed on a pernt
enlarged footing.
May ~.
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s.Val6c uaneous.
SURVEY OF COAST OF ORLEANS,
WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

The description contained in the following re
por of the sea board of part of our Territory
60 very little known, cannot ut this moment, we
presume, be uninteres,ing to our readers
REPORT
0ffhe Secretary ofthe Treasury, agreed
biAso the resolution ofthe Senate, Of fhe
2Oth Dec. 1910 on the Surpey Of the
coasts ofthe U. s. made 10 the senate
OF the u. S. Eco. a, 1911.
TREASURY DEPARTMEwT,
February 3D. 1911.
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WROUGHT MINIS.
Retail p
CUT BR.fBS

DT0"a and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mats
to o;S' Peck Axes, Clubbing Hos, Broad.
Killing and Garden Hoes, Traces. WI
CHAINS, Plough Shares and CouIters, Stretch
ers and Ok chains, Hinges of different si-
zes' Hammers, Wedges, Tenders and c nder
ohoVeIs' Snafhes, Curb and Blind Brides. Hal
tiers, Horse and Mule Golfers. SurcingIss ~
Bands. Belly Bands, Braces, BreacRinq. &c
Buckets, Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Sash Cord
Chalk Lines and Seine Irvine. Cotton Cloth Gs
different descriptions, Spun Cott n, Bed Tvke.
Morocco Caps, &c &c &c '-tS
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/ N CHANCERY County
l February Quarterly Court, 1911
Hillery Gpode, & Co Plf's.
Agdinst
William HOrd and Armstead BuruyeII


Defs.
On the motion of the Complainant by his
Council, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendant Hord is not an in
haoltant OF ms commonwealth IL is therefore
seeyeed and oydeyed, That the said defendant do
appear here on the 1st day June Court next, an
swer the bill oftbe CompsiRant aud give secur-
ty to abide by and perform the future decree of
this Court, and that copy of this order. be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper, publish.
ed IN tue town OF Petersburg for eight weeks
succssoVeiy' ana DC posted up two Court days
successiyeiy at the front door Of the Courtbouse
ofthls County, and that the defendant Armstead
Burweilbe iRjoined from paying, conveying a,
way or secreting the goods, cbatteIs or effects in
ms hands belonging to, or debts due to the said
defendant Hord untilthe further order Of the
Court.
A copy-Teste,
w. BASKERVILLE, c. N. 60
ApfU 10
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March 2, 1911.
IN CHANCERY.--InC Chesterfield Corn,.
court, March 18th, 1911.
william Hatchett, P1t,f
Against,
Moses .Baugh and jeremiah Baupb.

This day came the :plantiff by Jsmes Ro-
bertson, Jr his Attorney, and it appeariRgt 10 the
satisfaction of the court, that the defendant Mo-
ses Baugh is not an inhabitant of this Copmon.
wealth, upon motion ofthe plaintiff, 1t is ordered
that the said defendant do enter his appearance
in this suit on or before the first day OF Aur
court next, and give security for performing sue
decree as the court may hereafter make N lhe
premises And st as turtle, ordered and decrecd
that the defendant Jeremiah Baurg. out of 80
effects on hshands belonging to the der Mo.
SEES ,doiretan sufficient to:pay the DIFF lie
sum of 49, ST with interest from the ID ,lav
OF June 1908, tl paid {, the COSTS of This suit, &
that copy of this order, be published IN one Of
the Richmond newspapers for two months sue.
cessVeiy' and posted at tie front door of ,hc
courthouse of this county.
A c0py-- Teae
C. POINDEXTFR. DC.
May 2
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GROCERIES

In addition TO the Penitentary Manufactu,es.
q genersbessorlmen' OF Groceries is dailv or.
pected, from the North which will be sold az
moderate prices tor cash, country produce, or
April 16.
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THE LETTERS o.
P f T Err PLY Nj u
aP SALE zT THIS q d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
tlaeker RtiIs.
PllainH added 10 Obtfesgi;on.

THIa1ny aided 10 Oppression.
Blessed Effects Of .d1le,zcas seiz4re =
Last evening arrived il town, from I'd,
gartown, {Vineyard) sapt Thoms,
Noodle, Of the brig Margaret, whose
vessel was seized at that place on The.
l4th Feb last, by the Collector of that
place, (Mr Cooke. The Margartt
WAS originally from Demerara. viba
cargo OF sugar, for Boston wv ". York.
and put into that port i'll distress, when
she was Immediately siezed and taken
into custody by said Collector-,he
captain and crew ordered on shore.
Capt, NJ. Immediately made appIica.
ton TO the proper authorizes in Ills
town, and procured discharge ofsts.
sci and cargo from the Judge Of this
District. A few DAYS since, Re bro.
ceedcd with his certificate Of discharpa
to that place, and demanded his sesse..
Said Cook offered 10 deliver bis yesssi
Il he (capt. NJ would give him re.
ceipt IN fol tor vessel, cargo ard dam
ages-whlch he refused. Cent M.
nouhed Cook that ne should can 4 sur.
vey on his vessel and cargo, before Ne
received them, which he did and Oh
opening the matches, he found that a
number ct The casks cf sugar nd sesa
opened, and Their contents piliered--
the surveyors thought, that from 10
~ hogsheads bad been taken away.
rs Margaret, wilhelm the possession
Of the said Cook, received much 1sma-
Sc, was stripped Of nearly III 1er rum
nlhg rigging, and many other articles.
Cspt- M finding that no security ior
damages could be procured, has, ior tbe
present, abandoned his properly ia
'hes1 GOVERNMENT protectors
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

Nc ere humbIcd to the duff We
are mgancr than the worm for
when trodden upon he attempts 70
tnrn. We arc commanded, and,
ihall undoubtedly with fuppliant
fubieryicncy obey the commands OF
our magnanimous Chief Magiltrate,
and mock high heaven with thanks
FOR the PROPERTY we enjoy, under
the protecting fhield of the Federal
Government, and for the 1vjs and
baf,i9tic Administration OF our ma
.ional rulers.-We wanted NOT this
to make it day of humiliation. If
lois of freedom, lofs Of property, and
Iofs of character could humble US,
We may furely call this day OF hu-
but to be obliged, in the
preience of the God of Truth, to
cali the men WISE and PATRIOTIC,
who have 10 degraded US, and 70
rcourgcd us, is drinking the cup Of
lilgrace to he very dregs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH %.

A letter has been received in town
from MIR. Hackley, Consul ofthe Uni
ted States at Cadiz, stating, that the
ship Eliza and schooner Allegheny, Of
Philadelphia, and schooner Traveller,
Paine, of Boston, which were lately
captured by the French and sent into
Rota and San Lucar, had been conjfsca-
ted, and ne cahtains and crews marched
TO 81. Marys, and immNred; ia dun
geOns I!
This is another proofthat " His Ma.
jesty loves the Americans" and their
property too
He that will not now be convinced
that the French burning, plundering,
scuttling and capturing DEGREES Of
Berlin and Milan, are repealed, ought
to be branded as an English Tory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

The case of the brig Fox, a rcpuls,
trader between Philad. and Boston
blown OF the coast, and suffering grss,
distress, and losing half her cargo, bo,e
away for Bermuda, was received VIII
hospitality, WAS refttcd, has arrived r
Philadelphia, and having sailed aiterths
Cd February, has been seized, liUslIsd.
and VIII be sequestrated by order i
the government which ought 10 hays
protected her.
To The above, we have authority 70
say, that the .dlae6aron, Capt. Perkins
from Antigua, has been seized at Cas-
tine. She Was loaded with rum, and !,
owned by Messrs. j. * L. Perkins, d
that place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

Capt. Doane, at New York from Lis
bon, who sailed Feb 10, saw London
papers of Feb. S. The King appear
ed to be recovering, the Regency was
not established, nor the Orders repeal
ed. The armies is Portugal were mac
tive. ReinRrcements had just arrived
from England.
The Hebe, of Philadelphia, sailed
from Cadiz Feb. 10 A great number
of American vessels have been captu-
red by the French near there.-1he
Hebe and N. Y. ship were captured,
and robbed of every thing. The for
mer was threatened to be burned, bat
finally ransomed for 10000 dolls. by
draft on the owners. Most of her let
tiers were destroyed. The barque Gid
con, Coffin, from Lisbon for New-York,
was also taken and ransomed. Ship
Eliza and sch. Allegheny, of Philad.
and sch. Traveller, Paine of Boston,
were also taken by the French and sent
in.
The privateer which captured the
Hebe and Gideon, was the Vigilant,
from Nantz.
The Spaniards from Cadiz had made
a gallant sor,ie on tae besiegers. The
particulars ars not given.
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IDien,


On Sunday, The 24lh u,t. afer paialtl
Illness Of more than four wears, which IL
bore with an Uncommon degree of nsiience
and resignation, D0ct. Henry Franklin Il-
pee, aged as, formerly w Boston -Of III
u y noi common paHegyric ~ ssy, w was
kind and Aflecuan4e husband; y tender
and i7dulsent f-thcr warm and geDer-
oar TREND f; a pleasant and ms ructse cor .
Panion, he was humane and skiilulin his prJ.
iiession useful and respectable IN socieiHf
hc was ? Patriot without ambition, a CHRIS.
uen "tti out ostenta.Ion.
HIS remains were inferred on "Wednesday
las- aud tho Mt followed By a irain a
Family connections, this solemn Office VS.
nor performed with less sl.ecti5a and re-
pect' and tnO' icw Of his own remain v
lament lis loss. by these Ais memor, vii
III cietlshed with peculiar love and rtre ".
hon' for 70 th-m he Was dear bcycau eN-
prssstcn While his many rrivste ana sv-N
c'"s siftaes wall never he tur-ottrt hr rir-
1's o' friends and Acquaintance. t0 b An
'neJ olce 5aNe Satisfaction sic d..su'l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
BONFIRES.

A gentleman recently landed from
the Continent, and who has been
present Al several burnings of British
manufactures, informs us, that in eve
~ place where the DEGREES to that eff
feet were put in force, it was done at
the point Of the bayonet (; French SOL
dlers being always present to prevent
tumult and disorders, which on such
occasions manifested themselves every
where.
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lCLRCULAR.]
Treasury Defartment, Narch 4
1911.

SlR-Tou will herewith receive a
copy of the act supplementary TO the
act entitled /" In acf concerning rhe cont-
merciaf irterconrsc 6etgyeen tie United
Sfsscs Gnd Great b ritain and France and
fer other iiu,h9ses"
The Sd section Of the act gives IN
nEDIATELY EFFEcr to the several
provisions therein enumerated against
U. Britain, with two exceptions one
n favour Of American vessels which
had cleared out for ports beyond the
Cape Of Good Hohe before the 10th dav
OF November 1910, and the other in fl
YOUR OF American vessels which had
aeflarted from any British port pri-
or to the I'd day of February last. All
vessels and cargoes embraced by either
OF those two exceptions, which have
been seized, must therefore be releas.
ed.
It's not believed that the first proyi-
50 OF the Sd sections will aDply 10
any other than foreign Uessels md car
goes which may have arrived since the
"a OF February last or what may here
alter arrive prior to the fact Of 4 reyo-
cation OF Great Britain being ascertain
Ell. These foreign vessels] may be
restored 70 the owners OIL the conditions
required by the proviso.
am respectfully, Sir, your obcdient
servant.
ALBERT GAIIArIN
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PROOFS UPON PROOFS
Of FRENCH PERFIDY, and fhrt
The DEGREES are not eUsn SUSPENDED.

From The New Y oRK EVENING Posi-.
Bonaaarfcs protection Of american Conf
merce.
In our paper of East evening, we gave
information Of several recent captures
by the French, under the DEGREES,
which MIR. MADISON assured the peo-
pie were repealed on the first OF Nov,
last. A vessel belonging to Salem,
Massachusetts, belonging 20 COZ. Gray]
had lately been captured and carried IN
to Nforiais, for which she was actually
bound, upon the faith of the Presidents
sssertion.-Thc privateer Duke Of
Dsntxic has been making American
captures ever since the early part OF
Nov. and had taken vast number OF
our vessels. Those laden with colonial
produce, she sends to france all o.
theirs, after taking out what is most val
liable, are burnt on the high seas, which
our polite President informed BONA
PARTE was " the most Distressing me-
thod of exercising the rights of war a.
gainst neutrsls." Here follows me
vessels enumerated Hnder ne PAitGdel-
fihia-hedd] all captured by the priya-
teers and sentinto French ports which
is the last we shall ever hear Of them !;
unless perhaps, that they have been
turned into French priysteers. and are
cruising against us. Another capture
was also mentioned in last evenings pa
per: The schooner Hound, for Phi
iadeLthia, was taken by one OF CHRIS
ToPHE's priyateers, and sent into Cape
Francois. Thus the very negroes kick
us--French negroes and our good
President pockets it all in good temper.
But if they were English negroes
yonnds -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

Capt. Johnson, from Sweden, In
forms, thar on bis palage he was
boarded from French privateer,
which had failed from Bordeaux the
lat os December, treated politely |!
and told, that Che had orders NOT TO
capture American vetIeIs, even from
England. The privateei's boats
crew was competed entirely OF A.
mericans. We certainly hope theie
resegado Americans were not hoax
ing Capt. JOHNSON, though their tale
lily accords with the alarming infor-
matina received In Philadelphia of
the capture and robbery of great
plumber OF American vefcls, BY
French YIiyatcers. directly ont Of
Eancel and two months after the :
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The Nail CKenched.

P ALL the recent hopes, OF our
importers OF Goods from England APP
pear to be annihilated by the following
Treasury Circular The American
people have had too much fatal exper-
fence not 10 know that with the host
OF Customhouse leeches GALLAT1N's
circular constructions are the " .Sahrens
Law q tie Land"