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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
JnteIligencs.


OF all the reasQD-in favour of the
proceedings Of the President with res
poet TO tins territory, We must yield the
palm to one which was given few
days past in the House of Representa-
tives Of Massachusetts by Mr.. Web6,
Of Weymouth. Look at the map
(said he) and you viii perceive that
Florida is so situated as to form an in
tegral part of the United States-noth-
ing could be more convenient for US
than to possess ii" \!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

Gables. C0rdGse, Bottrope, and
W0fmliEe,
I M a., '@'s oy a. CHEVEa, at No. Z, Long
n.. "ha't, or At the New Rope Walk, by
d-seHngs bridge
~ tos (s3p6ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
mr.. RUSSELL to the Duke DE CD
DORE.

PARIS, DEC. 10, 1910.
SIR | Have this moment learnt
that the American brig Ne4v- Orleans
Packet, lately arrived at Bwds0Ex,
has with her cargo the b5nafed pro-
pcrty Of citizens of the UAited States
and laden at the porr Of ~. T1k,
been ieized by the director of the
cuitoms under the Berlin or Milan
DEGREES. | have alto been informed,
tha; this director of the cultoms,
not fatisfcd with this hardy violation
of the fslemn aflurance given by
your Excellency TO Gen. ARM
STRONG on the 5th Of Augulf lat,
and confirmed by your letter TO him
Of the 9TH September, that thcfe dc
crees were revoked and would ceafe
to operate from the Iit Of Nov has,
without regard TO the Plighted faith
of his governments, announced his
intention of telling the provifions
which conltitute part of the cargo,
under the Pretext that they are per-
Unable.
The clear and unequivocal man.
ner in which the revocation of the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES were an
nounced by your Excellenoy, forbid
me for momenr IS fupPoie, that the
violent proceedings OF this man will
be fan6tioned by his Majety the
Emperor and King, or that the
leait delay will be allowed in pla-
cling the property thus arrefed at
the free dilpoGtioS of the rightfuI
owner, whole confidence alone IN
the good faith, with which it
becomes nations to perform their
engagements, has brought him to
the place where she is 70 inhoipita
bly, treated.
| am per(uaded that your Excel
lency will not, on this location, at
tempt to remind me Of the conditions
on which the revocation Of th0ie de-
crees were Predicated. rhefc con-
ditions were in the alternative, and
the performance of either is fulfil
Gent TO render abfolute and perpet-
ual that revocation 1t is Of no i'm
portance that the Britiih Orders in
Council have not been Withdrawn,
If the Uni,1d States, in due time,
perform the condition which depends
alone on them And what is this
condition Why, to execute an act
Of Congrefs agaiaf the EngIilh, which
to be thus executed, requires the pre-
vious revocation Of thefe very dc
crees.-Ghe letter Of your ExcelIen-
cy, of the 9Th of Angult, appears tc
have been written with full know
edge of this requiGtion of the law
and nanifeitly with the intention fo|
comply with il, in ordes thar it nigh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

LOST,
"A T the Fire IN Middle Greet the o6th nit.
4 4 one BAG marked with the name of the
owner. l.. CUTTER.
cd. ?.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

Wslf-india Goods & Groceries.
FOR fale by the fubCcriber, at his ltore IN
Foe F's", nearly oppodte the head of
Lang WJa,c =
Cogniac Brandy Olive Oil
Bourdeaux do. Capers
HOLLANDS Gin Brandy Pruit
American do. Rice, Oatmeal
Old Jamaica Spirits Pearl Barry
g. Croix do Ereih Figs
Antigua DO hlulcztel,1
Cherry Brandy Boon,
EiIence Punch Drum, & Z RAISIN5
Madeira, I Cah
Vidona, Almonds
Sherry, SWINES Filberts
Atbon, & Causry Seed
Malaga Win(Or 5. bar Soap
fiyiOn, 81 by box or retail
Young Hyfon, = p Mould u dipd Can
f1yion skin, dies, ditto ditto
souchons and Table Salt
b'hea Mats of al kinds
1.oa1, q Broorns
lamp, 9 Rotten Stone
t'aVAaa white, Demi- Johns
EfSzii' aud y Stone Jugs
crown Powder and Shot
AhDcClste ElInts
20. Shells SPanilh Cigars, ~
Natmegs, Cloves s.aEty
caha, Pepper Connecticut Chesrs
0Iotind 90. Hard Ware, Bellows,
I'msnto' ginger Shoe Brulhes, t.. -,
Cayenne, Muhard
Alto
"A quantity of CORDACE,
Bolt Rope; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine Mariing,
Cod Lines, S's LTs.
The above Goods are all ofthe Grh quality,
and viii DC fold on re4f0nable terms.
n. Merchants aud Ship Matters may
oe iuppied wiSb Cabin or lhio Stores on rea-
fonaole tsrms.--AlIo, Families may BE- Cuppi-
81 a low a. can be Purchzlcd il town, and
iettle their oils quarterly, CoaiiAnt atten-
caoee' and every favor gratefully acknowl-
edged.
JONATHAN STUART.
FeT:'GSd, Dss 8, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

4 COW FOR SALE
ON reafonabIe terms-For particulars in.
= quire at this Once. FEB. ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
Nsz0 Fall nnd Winter Cards.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
RXCRINGE STH


HAS JUN received large and eEtealve
= aioTEInent OF new
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

Wslf-india Goods & Groceries.
EOR (ale by the fublcriber, at his Aore in
F0's6's", nearly oPpodte the head of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-16
ONCE is snne, Gnd a spirit Of &c yeusc has
succeeded in its nlace =

once is sone, end spirit Of &c yeusc has
succeeded in its place.
There IS another question, sir. which l
would whisper to your conscience NoSv.
long has 1t been. si,lce you regarded Mr.
Madison as destitute of An +" energetic mind,
Of enlarged and liberal views. of temperate
and dignihcd department., of honorable and
manly teelings?" Ho7v long. sir,s since you
thought. =" that to ensure the duration of the
republican party" j, had become in
dispensably necessary" to have another Pre-
sident! Recollect. sir, task your most trea-
cherous memory upon this point-and since
you are SO fond of telling us every thing that
relates to Mr.. Madison, do tell us few things
sbout yourself ! ask you. sir, W hen did your
miraculous conversion take place blush
to say it, that you have even deceived me-
Your address to the people of the u. =.
dispcls those favorable sentiments, which
l once cherished. towards you--I repeat it.
sir. hoaD fonS has II been since You adopted
these opinions about the President VIII
your nice sense of truth permit you to
answer Blush, blush, fer heavens sake.
blush,
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II Carp.
July rs.


Ohm WOOD having, soon after c. Free
~ mon WIS discontinued, retire. i, by mutual
consent fr'm my employment, it becomes ne.
csssary for me TO. inform those Parents, and
Guardians, who have honoi ed the Institution
with their confidence, thar, on Monday next, ED
inst. ! will I'm conjunction with Mr.. Francis
Power, to wnom had for some time agreed TO
give direct concern in the Academy on the
hrs. Sept. next)F es,ime the usua. course Of in
struc ion, not including however, certain bran
ches more properly belonging % the University.
and which have long contemplated SACRIFICING
to the promotion Of that fundamental, prxcticai
aud classical course which ia and ought ID be
the primary object ofthe School. 81 ~ -
Terms OF tuition Ito commence On the ga
;nst) =. ..... $50 :.
N. B. Every pupil shall be considered IS viz.
tuaily en' cred for lhe Engl sh department.
English branches Gas stated in :.
former Conditions S 20 per ast.
Do. with French so
Do with Latin and Greek or eli.
thcr -. 90
Do. with Latin and Greek or Ell. ~. ~yr
Their snd French, ~ co
Charge towards fuel, ink, &c. ~
For further particulars apply to
L. H. GIRARDlN.
Richmond. July rs. r.
S Reading. Writing, English Grammar.
Composition, Arithmetic and Book. KeepiuS
are particularly attended 10 by Mr.. Power
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eupt NintonSss In tnc Cocucii-S 1dmoerc i
Neptune. & cheers. y.1 -r
Ii Agriculture Commerce & Manufac-
Itures--pareiy domestic. God graut tnem
concord. mutual improvement and perfecti-
OF, in their own lovely sisterhood. --8
lcheers. ~ A
IL Iaos. JsHerson-the patriot, the states.
man. the citizen in good truth 6 reat IN the
Cabinet, great in retirement his moral
goodness defies the breath Of calumny his pa
triotic services awe TO silence his enemies.
) chee.s
13 JAS. Madison--America cannot recount
his virtues Ter they are mum erous and great.
But Jackson can tel! his frmuess q ener-
gy. q a British Cabinet lament his devotion
To his coun,r,.-4 cAeeTs.
IA CommOdcve Rodgers The Genius of
Independence. was entombed in the blood
stained Chesapeake: but this angel of re
has rolled away the tombstone, and the fair
goddess Is arisen.-10 cheers.
IS Our South American Brethrcn-May
the guardian God of our republic, smile upon
their Cause, & crown their efforts with sue :
CESS cheers. go.
l6 The Patriots OF Ireland-catch, catch
Ithe meiodous sound Of Liberty, Oh Harp
OF ERIN. and rouse thy generous sons to glory
and to happiness--5 cheers.
II The Warning Worid-May the SUI ord
n,
musket into the plougbshare /; and art, sci.
ence and civilization crown the happy Era.
10 cheers. -s.Js-sts ~ q.s
19 The MiltiaA-1she bulwark Of our &c
pubic In war, soldiers---in'peace,ci citizens
10 cheers. :. 49,
10 The American. Fair.-Their blossoms
are the sacred repository of virtue their
smiles the precious reward of the Patriotic,
IL e"eee'
By C6et. j. Yaushan-May wisdom
contrive cur happiness--streng,h support
our virtusus resolutions, and beauty adorn
our beds
By Mr.. rEm. Branch.-Paisy to the
brain that would conceive and to the hand
that would execute any violence, against the
Union aud liberties OF our country
/ 5 By Mr.. Jos Dovis-America-M
God preserve her union.
q By Mr.. Nm. PtNar-T The Union-May
its laws never be violated, nor the guilty es-
cape punishment.
BY Mr.. rs. hfcG ehce-May the sons
Of Columbia never be engaged in bloodshed
--uuiess IN defcncc at their natural rights
= by Mr.. u W. intdam-Loog life to Re-
publicsns-prosperity to America, and des.
truction to her enemies
By Mr.. John Boofh-May the good
spirit OFFS visit the LATEST posterity.
s By Mr.. Geo. w. HaueAan-1,he Amc
rican Mauufactory-o of the great pillars
of our kephblick. May-it be galnishcd with
the fabrics of American artists,
9 By Mr.. Iohn Hifft--May the effu,gcnt
| rays OF liberty so Illuminate the inhabitants
of the terrestrial giobe-ss to induce them
to throw off the shack!es of despotism.
BY request of the meeting
JACK VAUGHAN, President.
GEO. w. VAUGHAN, Sce'ru
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Sales at .4ucfion.

HN Saturday next, IL o'clock at the rooms
W over the store of MIR Seixas, Will,be sold
the Household furniture of the late G. F. S ,rss.
For all sums over 5 90 notes at 81 days with
approved endorssrs viii be required Under that
sum cash: .,.sx
bioaeuTe, Robinson e Pieasants,
-AHchoneers.
July rs. 81
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Nxw-oaLaaxs. lans 3.

r.
s'ne Miss; ,sippi is aiarningly high-the
= zee is broke in various places above and
below the city. The nearest breach in the
ievee Tor what is called Creviee)is about
half 4 league above the city, it broke on
Saturday, which we understand was stopped
eo-tiay-We are fearful much damage Will
be done.
June 4.
E.rerees Of letter from bayou Sara
fianfer 10 his friend IN this city. dated
Nay %
{. The Legislature not having elected a
delegate to congress. and our not being an
nexed to that part Of the Territory which
becomes state next fall. the people here
ealk ut nominating mem ,er. or two mem
berS from this district, to represent our sit
nation to congress next session. The con
duct of u. S. Government towards US, is
but lily calculated TO attach US 10 the pre-.
cent rulers. Such palpable Con ratliction
perhaps never was Witnessed by any people
S-frst to ratify the Presidents proc amati-
on by annexing US to the Orleans Territory,
And in the same breath, as it were. to leave
Us apparently without shadow Of govern
ment, by giving you the right to form a
6sate, without Including any part of West
4iorida.forcins rs to Submit, and at the
Aame time PERM ting few Spaniards to
ho,1 valuable part of the, province, are
tliings that make the people murMur with q
1sud voice."
GEN. sNVtLKINSON.
We understand from good authority. that
. general court marshal is ordered to be
nvened at Frederickt>~yn, Maryland. on
che I'd September next, of which briSadier-
general Gansevoort is to be president, and
Water Jones, Esq. Judge advocate, for the
srial of brigadier general Wilkinson, on
charges brought against him by the govern
ment OF the country. Shirt Of 76.
The John adams, Gait DENT. arrived at
co4ues the Esd May from l. Oriex with
G:shatches.
His Majesty's health is REPRESENTED 70 6ein
O syorse stdfe hGn ever. that che is losing
corforeut ssrengfh-his eyes are srueNed and
re Sfooha much more Than he has done since
rte attack ofhis disorder"
French fofers state, thar three American
1esseis Traveller from N. york; Meteor.
from, Phiiadeithia; and me Mic and dftas
from Baltimore arrived on the 5d May in
-iUer Of BordeenE they arc all iaden suifh
eotton.
They etso contain the account of three
English vessels CAPTURED by French i,rsrE
seers.
Brig Gen. NADs HAMPTON has reach.
"a fhis city MAT. tn,. ~ r
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TasevsT md Taylor Nr the ir:end.e!- A.
tins is tie f,st e,n5dreo bond case sha, rs cnrro
upon its merits, the opinion ofthe court must be
deemed Of great Importance. After full srgu.
'ntnt, Judgment was given tor The plaintiff in the
penalty OF the bond S % 900. = ~ The laws
will net always be ins,.hed I i:h i.apsnisy.
o. Mr. Smith has idi, prt;ed about French,
influence in our councils Of leaning towataa
France, &c. &c.-Mr. S. was aware Of the inn
preston, which thes chargAs would " axe up
on Tobn Buii--& what sh all yeLhiuk ofhis r,atri-
ot'sm IN making them As to tina sya,a of then,
there 10 not o republican who will believa
them.
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PUBLIC AncTInn--

PUBLIC AUCTION
M Ill be sold at public auction. A., r..
~ dsr the 1eth list on THE prerais.s S 90
NO, 7]s, with snail two s,or, bo,,s. ~ -
,m'hsd,steiy ~ front Of Me- Curtis e soy
3hf kGthiil Terms ofsale will be ~ ID 80 on
tu,, ~ EHoSr TAtLoRs
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no TEE.

x . ~ sH.
WAT in yir,ue ofs deed of Trus, executed
by William RawieIgh, and Mildred h,s
Wde to the subscriber, and which hath been
duty recorded in the Office ofthe District c o,rt
Of Henreo, s' II on Monday toe 5.h dav Of
August next, before the front door of the Ca.
gle Tavern. IN this Ciiy, expose to sale by Pub.
tic Auction. to the highest oiddar, that .iuive.
iegant and beautiful LITTLE FARM. conta;.
mug one hundred and tllirty-six acres, near
Mount Comfort. the property of Edmund Ran.
dotpf. ESD. and within about one mile & haff
OF this City. There is uponthis Farm an excel.
lent Dweiiing-H House, two stories high having
good Dry Cel.ar, with Barn, Smoke. II ouse.
AMI Stab'e-she Dwelling House, has been re-
Gently and well ppinted--therc is also upo,, the
Farm, one OF The best Springs of Wa.er, within
sixty feet ofthe Dwelling House, of which The
lower parts OF this country can boast, and which
is walled up with bricks, and neatly paved a.
round--thcreis also about six or eight acres Of
0oon meadow. The SITUATION is amongs, tho
most healthy and beautiful spots, in this par, 81
the state, and more than half Of the Tract, wool
lend =
The terms of sale will be 6 1000 in go dav,.
a ofthr residue within nine mouths, AMI tbe
balance Sd within twelve fifteen and eip., ~,
months, the purchases. giving notes negotiable.
add payable in the Bank OF Virginia. with an an.
proved indorser, and also a deed OF Thus, u,,nn
the premises to insure the punctual payment Of
each nstsiment, The land and Improvement,
will be she wn by MIR. David Clopton, who live,
pear them, to any person esirons of vie wins, The
same, and possession will be given 10 the pur-
chsser upon executing the notes snd deed OF tr,at
above required
SAMUEL. m'cRAY, Trustee.
Richmond, July 8 isa
II The deed of Trns, above referred to. bs.
wing required the Trustee to aeli for ready mo.
ney, we do agreei that the sale shall be m adj,
upon the credit as specified in Mr. M'Craw,a
advertisement.
DANIEL VANDEWAL.
ROBT. HYDE,
GEO. GREENHOW.
Et'ms. Of VIA Raleisb. decs3
'"I 90 tds
4 LII persons having claims against the ca.
L y tate Of VIA. kswieigh, deed. are reaues.
ted to Bring t'e'ssme foj ward without de- 4
aipeT'ons indebted TO said estate are eavnest-
y collected to make immediate payment,
ROBERT HYDE, Ereascys e.
GEO. cKEENHow. s ie;Sh ' dec d.
1'p 10 2w
GALES AT ROCKETS .,LssJin,, Go,-- !.
- board the Slocp AnteIope, caoia;nf 1,a,,; -.
Lawrence, and viii be sold this rr5rn;no ., his.
past9 O'Clock, on Vests Wharf, wi,hos, re-
serve f"''ii 'Ve' re-
Is hbds and lat quality Muscoyaao 81
25barrels | gar.
Is nhds. Pfpoe retailing noIasses.
~ h'so iOo ascss ss't in o,ors. Terms co
ALSO About 10000 feet, choice Dor;.
70 Mahogany. - '"'u~
H.. N;aionsure, Robinson y ffcasanes.
IL
LPHR/ Y(, xf+/so--~,--- '---------s
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NOTICE..

TIE Citizens ofitichmond are respectfully
notified, that tie City tates are 10 due.
and by the tsrms OF the ordMaAce am bound
to pay the am, unt thereof intoSthe isnds of the
Chsmberlane on or before the first day of Mo-
vemeer next, and therefore, can apply once on-
iy for psynien: snd in case ofdcfauI,, shall be
compelled tho reluctantly 20 direct dis,res So 10
be made indiscviminateiy- VI shall proceed in the
collection on the FIST day Of oex month.
JOHN F. PRICE,
July 16. At
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80 sss zOIroa. OF THE EwovsnEn. Z.
BUCKINGHAM, July S. 1911.

Yesterday being the Anniversary Of A.
meriCan Independence, about Sky Plan
tiers, Farmers, &c. of the vicinity, with
their families say notices. than 100 persons.
assembled at Mr.. Laban Gipsnn's spring,
near to Goodwin's Church, in the county
aforesaid, where an exceeding elegant bar
bacue was prepared. A Committee being
chosen to prepare suitable TOASfS, short
ly offered the following. which were unani-
monsly approved of, as conyen'al with the
spirit aud Sentiments which ANIMATED the
whole
The Day we celebrate --May il be
ever SACRED I; no MOURNING, no mistortunes
happen on 1t; but ict il DC marked tor tri-
umph aud rejoicing
Q James Madison. p. u. S.--Whilst he
continues to maintain the rights and liber-
ties Of his counlrymen, he will be zealousiy'
supported.
5 The Vice President Of the U. S-Vene
rable tor his Palriotism and incorrup,ib,e in
tegrity.
4 The memory of General Washington
Alive In the hearts Of his countrymen, his
name shall never be dishonored by a tame
submission To British insclence
Thos. Jefferson--We lament his abb
sence from our national councils, but vene-
rate him for the principles by which he was
inhue need in the resignation of the Presi-
DENTAL chair.
8 The brave old Gen. Jno Stark, who
proved at Bennington the efficacy OF a Pa
triosic Militia. Peace 20 his declining years
The will "die satisfied, leaving the govern
ment of his country in ssch able. hands,
z The memory Of the prescribed Patriots
Saml. Adams and John Hancock
g The gallant Commodore Rodgers--As
admirable for his humanity as his brave
ry.
9 Our Infant Navy--The Eagle scars Z.
bove the Lion, and viii correct British mis-
takes. -
10 Tim, Pickering" Farewell. along
farewell to all his greasn.ss"--(Like
Lucifsr} "he hastiaiien. never to
rise again
II John RaEdoith-The Electors of
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.NO2ICE hst
CASH given Cor Somh Catolpa Bank Notes.
~ nj dIscount-Appiy 10
jOHN ALCOCK, ~.
Cocsyaoy.s Hill.
lilly 10 wtf.'t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-10
From The Commercial .Adrertiser.

Continental system.-At last we have
the determination Of his Imperial Males
ty relative to his DEGREES OF Berlin Il Mi
Ian. These DEGREES IS are the funda-
mental laws Of his empire" The fate Of
American commerce is soon to be decided.
IL the United States will conform them
selves to the emperor's DEGREES, he will
favor iheir commerce, otherwise he will
drive their vessels from his empire. This
language stripped of its Gallo garb, "a
mounts in plain English to this:-If the
U. States will submit to my demands, l
viii use her as do .ay other tributary
Kingdoms, but if she does not, l will con-
slider her citizens as enemies, and treat
them accordingly. Not only. therefore,
is the fate Of the commerce Of the United
States soon to be decided, but the fate Of
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Ju9le +, 1911.

CUitc bs lolts
UPON the application 0" Abel Janney
!, proper pcrson. it is ordered, that the
EIayor do, On behalf of the Corporation.
appoint a proper person as a referee, to
meet such referee as the said Abel Janney
SHALL on his part appoint, to ascertain il
there is any error in his accounts with
tho Corporation as settled by committee
q, the part Of the Council on the 2Sth
day of May, 1911 and il snch referees
shall not agree, they to appoint third
nsrson, whosc award or the award OF such
unnire the Common Council will be bound
nv: provided the said award Or umpirage
Is made on or before the first day OF July
next; it being understood that the said
Abel Janney agrees to be bound by such
award or un3irage.
Orderrd, That Mcssrs. M'Guirc and
Butcher be. a committee to re-enter in
the name Of the Common Council Of Alex
aadria. Oh the property leased b. Jesse
Taylor. deceased, OF the Corporation OF
Alexandria, and On the property Of Tho
mas Mickey. OF the Corporation of Alex
and:;a. or which the taxes and rents are
unna;,i ami deserted by their heirs.
Ordered, That AIassrs. Marsteiler and
sf.Gui;c. Be cemalittee to contract for
lie repairs Of the Mart aud brew-house
,ately hellhy Thomas Cruise, & the wharf