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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-21
Tobacco Note Lost.

/ OST, Some time near the FIRST of April,
IL note tor one Hosthe d Of zt6aeeo---
marx w 5. number 49S weight 1898, 1877,
l0s6--iodged in the Alexandra warehouse.
application will be made for the renewal or
said no1e, und this notice is published for the
purpose OF prevent 6 any innoeent person
from taking an assignment of the same from
any per,on WHO may have found it.
John Stuart.
April %. eoJS tS
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May g.

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Ging a Fayfar sreess,
HAS FOR 5 If.
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
80 haas. and . tox,s tugars
h,ds loaf and lump ditto
,35 hhds. Molssses
60 oags Coffee
10 ticrcss fresh first quality Rice
IS Dag. Pepper and PImento
Is cask. & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburypert Rum
20 foxes fren.h 1--we OH. OF best qua
lily, each 3 bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Claret, imported IN
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, s. Malaga Wines
CunpowGer, Hyson, Young Hysoh' a''
Hyson Skin ieas, Of the latest and BEST I'm
porta,ions
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Resins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 8.
50 barrels Whisky -.
100 boxes ist and I'd quality Spanish "
gars ;.
Coeniac and Bordeaux BrandIes
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With hi. usual general assortment o1tro
ceries on reasonable terms, tor cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctuai men.
~ He will purchase new Herrings and
Shad.
April ~.
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Faxon, Metcalf & CO.

Aave- just rece'ved and offer Jor e0Ie'
so. boxes f esh Raisins,
IL bales Velvet Lorks,
50 boxes No. 3 Chocolate,
IS half do. do.
10 barrels Dumb Fl,h,
50 kegs Picked Salmon,
3 do Sonsed do.
500 resms Wrapping Paper. and
n qusnsitp 9! SHOES.
May IL. cow
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to deed Of trust { ON JAMES
BRANDON and ELIZABETH his wife, date
the list February, 1908, for the purpose
thereby intended, will be sold, on the pre-
misses, tc the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 9Th day Of August next,
A Lot Of Ground, fronting
% feet 8 inches on the east side of Water.
street, and $50 feet deep situated between
Duke Prince streets, in the town of Alex
an;iria whercon is erected l,eat and conve.
nient fame DWELLING house.
Thomas Vowel, Trustee.
May Is. la~7t
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,SrhoolydRey zDanted.

!. A Schooimast.r Of good character Is want
ed at Oceoquan. 70 teach ; or ~, Se'ets.s
o whom good encoufsgement ~'i oe s'ss''
- Awn7o #:
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At the annual meeting Of the

At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, i'll the town Of Alexand ia, Oh the.
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
That for the purpose Of encouraging the use
of broad wheel wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road. all Wagons the resdth Ct
the wheels whereof hall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free. for the term of two -ears, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadth
OF five inches, shall be perm.tted 70 pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen mon.h;-all
Wagons the breadth Of the wheels whereof
shall he four inches, shall be permitted 10
pass toll tree for. the space Of Is months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spec,,ye gates, which shall be specially no
tice.l b. the gate keepers--And that this re-
eulation shall be extended to all who shall
avail themselves OF it within tive years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, See'y.
December &c. law
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Matthews & Lawrence,

IIdLClI~ w = ~ 1]W w Ss]SSS
1,pe = sale at their Morocco Leather shoh,
in Royal str e nearly ohhosife the marker
Asm.e, Alerandria-
Red, Green, yellow, Black, Purple o.
ranpe and Pea colored Morocco, and guam
t;,v of whi,e Leather, and an assortment OF
Hs,,er.' & Spinning Wool, and glue.
April ;. '"o"
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April %.
For Sale ON Reasonable Terms.

FOr sac on reasonable Terms,
A VALUABLE Piece of LAND, con.
N tanning Oae Hundred Acres, lying
Immediately on the Leesburg road, Fairfax
County. Virginia. about Ten miles from
Alexandria, and Seven to Georgetown: there
is about Thirty Acres OF Prime Meadow
Land, with sufficient supply of Timber 10
support the place, For terms, apply to u.
Minor Of Alexandria, or
WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Premises
April 4. tawtf
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GREAT BARGAINS.

THE subscriber contemplating removal
i to the western country, Offers TOR sale
the residue of his stock nf CABIxsf W0Rk
Of various descriptions, together with GUAM
,ity Of MAHOGANY PLANK and SATIs WeoD
in logs All Of which he will dispose of on
very enticing terms for cash or good notes.
Benjamin Adamsoii.
April n. 3t.w: :
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Y 0 r r.

UAcIL will sit as a CouKT OF Ar
pEALs, OH the 2Oth, 2lst and 22d inst. from
10 to 2 o'clock each day. No appeals will
be heard after that time, except in case OF
sickness. or absence from town on those days:
John ID. Sinims, c. G.
MAY Is. 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

or J4auaTy y, no lea Of refrifal was
maiataiuld by you, nor fufpt6ed by
me but, on The contrary, in fpeak-
ire of the fcizure of American prop
erty, in Spain, You expressly declared
that il was not ceyyaa'iou.
Can proofs be more concluGve.
that, from the fri PRONUNCIATION Of
the law down to the 25th of January
lat, nothing, in the nature Of re
prifal, was contemplated by his ma
d by?
What circumitance NAV have hnce
occurred, to produce change in his
opinion, I krow not, bnt the con
hdence | feel in the open and loyal
policy Of his majefy, altogether ex-
c,udes the idea, that the rule was
merely found for the occalion, and
made to juftify fixtures, not other
wife iufti6sble.
! pray your excellency to accept,
&c. &c.
(5igned) JOHN ARMSTRONG
II. F. fbe Bale IF Galore, Ss tJs C's.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
NEW YORK, DEC. IT, 1916.
VERI" INPORTANI--
Fr1r the North a Ear.

Frnn the North Of Erate.
TIE Golden Fleece, Capt. Thomp-
ion, has juf arrived from Tonningen.
She brings advIces from thence 70
the 9TH, November. On the 9Th
the new French decree for fearchine
after Englifh merchandise was put in
fore. in Hamburg. by the military
aiilited. by the police, aud fome bro
kers; but the quantity fcized was
tr'iInG; AM en- the 9th was to COM
mence the BURNING of the goods,
and the BRANDING Of the fmug-
Gler Similar proceedings were to
take place all over Germany.
CAPT. T. aIfs informs, that the
baTque Harper, Tomlinfon, of Salem,
belonging to his Honor 1t. Gov.
Cray, in'Procseding from Tonnin.
gen with her outward bound CARGO.
was cap'ured by French privateer
n le Lyder. and carried Up to Fred
e. ERIC Ait'dr, Displaying as fhc paRed
nninGen the French flag over the
an erican, as is the cafe with prizes
captured from an enemy in oD.n w,r
ana thi'too IN the port Of profrf-
iedIy neutral and foyereign power.
onch IS the bvc Of the French for
thf Americans, and fu1h rhe:r ref
pFI Tor the Danes, their "dear alliej /"
We have it further verbally and
by letter, that fuch were the French
az d Dalih vexati3ns on the Am.r;-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

can trade, TIA. it Gas redU'e } tht
mon diifre1ed condi'i11, an ~ i
was a matter Ct great iou1t the
holders Of many ct al
produce, whethS pay 3
or abandon the gauds, n lr
cuifom houfe duti, -l- -gi -n
forced in all the co rs und1- enc
immediate influence 4ace
Hamburg, when the Golden Fleece
failed, had French carlton of 3coo
men. under Gen Count Norand, and
Martial Dayoait was expected to
make it his II. Q: during the winter.
The French troops were frequently
changed after being well clothed at
the expenCe of the city, in order to
make room for Others equally needy,
who in their turn were equipped in
like manner. No French troops had
entered Denmark, but numbers &C.
cupicd the COATS OppoGte.
Between Geo and 100 Englifh yef-
feIs had arrived in the Baltic, but 10
hope appeared of their being able to
land or fell their cargoes, and moth
ing remained for them but to return
70 England.
Danifh privateers fill continued
70 carry i'll American ven-ls indil-
criminately as ulual, and the Prize
Courts 70 condemn on falle and
mott frivolous pretences /; but the
Court of Appeals had lately reverted
feveral of their deciGons, Especially
thofc on which the pretex was, the
being furni(hed with the prsfcribed
French certificates of origin.
The King of Denmark had reluc-
family been compelled by neceHity,
and foreign inRssacef TO reduce his ar
my TO 10000. The ports of Den
mark continued lhut to colonial pro-
dsce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

There have been number Of arr.
walls from different parts Of Europe the
last week, which furnish late intelli-
gcnCe.
n England, the illness OF Ike King,
and the question Of appointing a rcgcn-
Cyl with the Prince Of Wales III the
head OF It' occupied exclusively the
public attention.
The fate q Portugal remained tie
same, except that the French army dir
mlnishcd by descrtion.
Ihe French were making advances
1T their works round Cadiz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
6a;sttr ship Getns.
PORT OF P0RTXAND-lslo.

(GAk VI -Oht Law A-loRGs
MONDAY, pEe 81.
Arrived brig Allied, capt Kilieran. &C
days from Archangel. Left there SHIPS
hercules. Taylor, for Charleston, in days
Thomas, Nicholas, for Philadelphia, IN s
Little Cherub, Parkison, for do in r.; Love
ly Matilda, Bingham, do in Z; Ship Pod
man, OF Newyork, Just arrived Sally, Slut
son, for Boston, IN 6 Thomas Murdick,
SSlter, Of Portsmouth, for Baltimore, III 6
GilPin, for Beverly, in Swan, NVoodbu
~, for do in 3; Regulus, Gerry, for Mar
blehead, IN 6.-Oct. S, sailed from the bar
OF AIchangel in company with schr: Lydia,
Haskell, for Newburyport ship American
Eagle, Clements, for Philadelphia, and d
bout s sail of Danes, Swedes Sec.-Oct. q
in the White sea, about half way between
Cross Island and Orlogenose, saw n ship On
shore, which appeared 10 be the Agricoia.
Johnson, Ct Newyork saw several small
vessels about her and a tent erected
on shore no doubt the crew were an
saved.
Dec 81, arrived schr. Fair Lady, Hoirne !,
from Yarmouth. N. S.-Pr0spect, AnthoA
from East?ort- Patty, HaIdy, do.-Jan. -
CaPlin, Roberts, do.
C2c1reaceJ nf The @ lsto,,,- H5rge
Dee. %, ship 5outh-America, Drlnkwa-
ter, for the CsPe-of-Good- HoHe-5rlg Fame,
Plumiey, for the West Indies kebccca.
Stephenson, do.--Dcc %, brig Jason, Mat
comb. do-Jan. I, brig Diamond, Baker.
for do.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
RUSSIA IND FRANCE.

NOV. 6. We have received letters
from Germany, one of which in
forms, that. the Chew. Debray, who
has arrived at Munick from Peters.
burg, reports, that on taking leave of
the Emperor Alexander, his Majeiy
cautioned the Chevalier from beleiv-
ing the reports of an e1peGted rup-
ture between France and RuGia, tor
that lie (Alexander) loved Napoleon,
and is beloved by HIM, and that the
two Empires were fhielded from ali
vicillisudes. If Alexander has made
this d oiriih fpeech it only furnifhes a,
nothe r proof of the anticnt maxim,
that & Wb9m God intends to dej9roy b
frf mates mad" There are leyeral
reports from Kufha in circulation
which ra5i6t the above, and indi.
cate an approaching rupture.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

Congress have made bat li.,l- pre-.
6ress II the subjects which are under
consideration. Our fJreisn rcla,ious,
ana me rc.ew2! IF TIC charter " lie
:. p Banks, are some Of the most i'm
PoFtant One thing We are l.p3y u
notice that bill Is before Co7ertss for
(Ae appropriation Of sum VI money
loT the relief Of American seamsn,
VINO are destitute, ard il cara,I.s ia
lcTeiGn countries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
pnRT

Mt Itf-5n7b arrived x this port Oh Thu-s-
gay iaSt' from lIaiii-N, reports, that e
spoke On The passage, December o7. sliD
hunter tfom Liverpool, out ~ DAYS. and
was informed that the King uf England was
aesd-that there had been 4 na?tisi engage
II II, ln Portugal, III which lie French i1st
1Jo0' the English and Portuguese go n.1.
including several officers. a Ewd.ys wil
PROBABLY decide tile correctness. w ,6,s rr.
port. Accounts from Lisbon lave bae, re-
Cc'Icd by an ARRIVAL al New-Yo.k. tn Nov.
40 mo new battle had taken rlaoe AZ
chat date. 80 :"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
c'fbcntb Conatess.
In senate, DER 81

IN senate, Dee. 81.
MK' smith (of Maylan4l presen,rd a
ient'o" ior Tue Incorporation Of the Union
BANK o. d!e7rLH4'ia Committed.
Se'erat local bills passed various stages
III. L1ogd moved, that the
OH Tor extending the operation
q the laws Of Orleans 10 HIcst.
f.orlaa, be referred 10 a con-.
mhtee, with instructions 70 re-
p1rt their opinion on the title 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
5f0rfign 9uteltigence.
LONDON, NOV. S, 1910.

LONDON NOV Q, 1910:
DEATH 1,,r or IHt fN'NItss AMrt-iA'
he luncrinSs u 'hiS ahliaoio
ana 'n'e testing 'i"erS' clolea al z
CLOCK Yesterday one oied win
out me 'eait ltfuesie or eoh'ullon'
inc llllre'' % l.sf -, ie'ne III, was B no,
communicates :" ner. He' N0yat
'i' mi iiV'-' ''@' S was Oh
- '..- .'i'l-i '--'~ -@''-@.- -ohitiIu-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

N.dr5s, captured by sons s.1 .s TT
~.tes and carried into l-rft f'-is..
Tile Nindham WAS Iecat-artl jli7
"a attempting to set betw@er -.- rsaS
Gan isl.nd in Tie mouth ot th- -.ar@5rl
and the shore. to destrar .Ha f-nch
fliyates, the Nereid, Cep,- .icaEh-
by, ouly succeeded -9 --'ils no
Marioienne lrigates r1 'SroUnd.
In consequence Of which, '.e erc'd
had TO sustain alone ,a vno-c nre Oh
the enemy, and Wa aan7lcte!y dg7
stroyed. The Capt i7 yadiy wounded'
and escaped with only T men. The
two other frigates Hot being atl2 to
ret of, have been burnt b. their crews
who have taken refuge c1 TIC Pass.
They are supported by tbs lphlgenla
irxate, but are al biockaded 10y th@
French Grigates. As the English have
no other force, at this moment, bur
the Boadicea and Otter sloop OF war, =
las created a great alarm.
Our old Admiral, BERTHE, who sal
led IL the Nyms frigate for Bourbon IN
bout month ago, IS perhaps ceptur~
ed." Il. c. IL q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

E1tracF 2fa l-ner il ON gentleman IN
Philadelthia to his friend in IYashing.
ron.
Your opinion of the distress which
the non-renewal Of the chal ter OF the
y >. Bank will produce, is likely 10
De verified here by the most deplorible
consequences. | was yesterday IN ar
AenSIngton, and Col. Bowers, VINO YOU
know IS great friend 10 the present
administration, told me that the mayt,.r
builders would be obliged to discharre
all 'heir carpenters and people, as tie
merchants could not give them any
money should this 60 through M.
various 1: anches Of manuF,ct,res r,,.I
indeed would be the consequence All
IL would terminate in the stoDDape u
me plough, as We'll as the sb1ttIa
You may depend upon it, that the EN-.
Oargo was trifing loss 10 what this
VIII oFlnG on, and it will certainly ~ r.,
la n The end to the power Of anv ad.
lnihisIratlon.-You know l have mn ]
Collar IN the Bank, and suppose. for
my property, / shall be less affected ~
its dissolution than any man in the II.
h'ed otates, but cannot hc., feline.
lot their prosperity, let what men NAV
govern" '''"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
|Qta ~
Ic50rtldu0,

Monday, January Z, 1911.
- $500. ........
IT, Th: Editor o. he Gazette hrc-
SCENTS his Patrons and Friends The cam
fHmcnts Of tie season, and A9teq fhe en-
suing gear -yiH Be more frohfti3us ~
them than the fast thanks Them f5r
their JdUorS ard soEcits cortzruorce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

Ertract oTn letter from Paris, dafsa
October, 1910, received 6y n1eTtaA-
r:Ic kouse ia Providence.
"The late favourable dispositions
mantle sted towards America have com-
ple,ely vanished, and should consider
il unsafe for any vessel OF that nation 10.
enter a French port in the mean
while, it is impossible to give a cor
rect opinion Of the line Of conduct
which the government mean to pursue
with regard to American trade, Or e
say what Will be admitted"
Prov. Ca
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
Bp tie a7ails.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Persons interested in American pro-
Psrty, captured by Danish cruizers,
and detained in the ports of Denmark
ana Norway, are requested to transmit
10 TINS department, without delay, The
proofs necessary TO establish the yalidi-
ty OF their respective claims.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

III. r. S.t) the tcrri,oc! I.i liIe1-
ton, and the grounds on winch !
that opinion may be tountcd.
Negatived-Yeas 5. Nays IL.
The Yeas were, Messrs. Dana, G'o4''e"'
Koysey, Lhy4, and 2lckJirg--5.
Ngv,-Messrs. Anderson. Bradley
Campbell, Clay, Condit, Crawford, Cults
Franklin, = .iIlard, Gilman, Lambert, Leib,
Mathewson, Pope, Smith, Smith, ana
Tait,-17
Mr.. dorsey moved, That the
President be requested to cause
to be laid before the Senate the
documents proving the title OF
the United States 10 West Flor
ida. Negatived-Yeas Mars
Is.
Yeas-Messrs Dana, Cvod,ich, Hrsey,
Lambert, Lloyd, 1IIttAeSgson and Pickering
II.
Nsys-Messrs. anderson, Campbell, C'ay,
Copdit, Cra,gford. Casts, EantIn, Cazlard.
Lie6, Pope, Smith, Smith and ZAt-12.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
BoaTON, Ian.
80 Ort JAN =
EUROPEHN .1kknInn.

EUROPEAN .dFF.1Ino.
Since Saturday We have received
London dates few days later. The
principal object of attention in England
was the arrangement Of the British
King who had been incapable of trans
acting public business from the 25th
October, and continued so the 7th NoU-
em6er.-Parliamcnt was to meet the
18th November. A crisis in the affairs
OF England was expected and a Re-
gercy with the Prince of Wales at the
head, was talked of, as being among
the first acts of Parliament, if the
Kings Hines was considered perman-
eat. No mention had been made Of
the cessation of the Orders in Council 4:
and scarce syllable was uttered on A.
merican affairs. While the King re-
NAMED as he was, no public business
could be transacted until a Regency
was formed.
Information from the North of En-
rote continues replete with the mad
measures Of NArALEoS to DESTROY the
trade of England, and with it the com.
merce Of neutral nations. After the
imposition of his most exorbitant du.
ties in all his slavish States, he had or.
| dered 6onfres to be made in all English
fabrics, and at ths last dates his mill.
tary custom-house officers were com.
mencing the piles at Hamburg.
NThc dates from Lisbon, via ri.
6rdltar, are no later than the oh Aoy.
, enlberj but they corroborate our Ill
rect accounts in many particulars, and
represent the allied army as having in.
creased, and the French as havinc d.
mlnlshed 10 numbers and thar M
fears existed at Lisbon Of the snrrdv
entrance Of the French into that CAM.
tol. There were no official accounts
I from Lisbon.-We cannot Iopo 10
without news from this interesting. SEE.
ton Of EHrote.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
.h11VY AGENTS ACCOUNTS.

.L.zVY AGENTS. ACCOUNTS.
Mr.. SSVoohe said that in the course
OF the session of Congress held in June,
1909, a report in part had been made
by committee. Among the accounts
comprised in this report, he said he
had found two which bore mystery on
the face OF them q desire TO unravel
which was the motive for hi. rising.
The accounts to which he referred
were those Of Desen, Purvience and
Company, navy agents at Leghorn.
BY settlement the first, at the Navy
Department on the 3Oth June, 1908,
the y. 5: appeared to be indebted to
them more than $4,000 dollars.-By a
reference to an account settled in
March, 1909, he found that bills TO the
amount of 256,oOo dollars, bearing date
Ilrlor to the lst settlement wiz. from
May 1905 TO Feb. 1907 were charged
to them. For the purpose of obtaining
the means OF reconciling these appsr-
ent Inconsistencies, he moved two re-
solutions requiring of the Secretary
OF the Navy and Secretary Of the Trea-
sury explanations and information on
the subject; which were agreed 70
without opposition.
Adjourned TO Wednesday, g to 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

MONDAY, DEC. 19'
Mr.. Secretary CaAahn made re-
port on the subject of Foreign Coins in
circulation.
A committee was appointed to re-
port on the expediency of forming and
printing complete index Of the Laws
Of the Union.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

- We have accounts from Chi,
into November Some Of them men
lion, while Others are silent, on the nrs
1""-nce Of the yellow fever in that ci.
~ 1t is certain it had not affected the
defensive operations. It appeared the
French had not, as reported, Withdrawn
from before Cadiz into Portugal. The
I'te still bid defiance to ali the skill and
englneTy Of is experienced assa;I.
ants.
6The British have filled in one
OF their expeditions against the Lle .,
rance and lost three fine frigates
but The strong expedition which recent.
~ took the Isle cfBour5on, must have
been near the Isle of France soon Is
ter.-C e7finci
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

H'Ffracf Ola letter from m. Cane "
Go2a K2ac, 0cf, }.
y success has attended an attcmDt
!, % 90 cut ~ O.. out two ladi4msn, with part q.
'h3t1Fih regimen, boand from here -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07

Iustayus De Witt, Dane or swede.
was lately hung in Campeachv, u I
SPY. lie went from New York - tb,,
PlaCe' and In his possession was loun1
several hcendiary letters, and letters Of
credit 10 an immense amount
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-07
MONDAY, BEG. "a.

MUNDAYJ Bee. .
Mr.. Lei6 presented a memorial Of
the Chamber of Commerce Of PhiIad.
praying for the renewal Of the v. >.
Bank charter and petition on the
operation of the Non. Intercourse
law.