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the accommodation of all gentlemen VINO
NAV wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or Sheep
On the Island adjoining The washington
bridge. do imagine it as good. 1t not the
hest. the county or district can atford' as
well as its proximity to the different mar,
kets, viz Washington, George Ao"n anu
Alexandria. 4
August q
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JUST PUBLISHED
For safe By ROBERT CRY, KiHs-sfree';
The CURSE OF KEHAMA;
II NEW POEM:
BY ROBERT souTHY.
In 2 Volumes Price S 50
also, the following PLAYS
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August l6
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-21

GABRIEL DuvAL, Esq. the present Comp
-troiler Of the Treasury of the United States,
and JOSEPH STORY, Esq, of Massachusetts,
have been appointed by the President and Sc
nate of the United States, to be Judges of the
Supreme CouH of the U. S. the formerto sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Judge Chase, and the latter in the place of
]. Q. Adams, Esq. who is understood 70 have
deemed the station.
= Nat. Inteligencer.N
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Il CHARITY SERMON

Will be preached next LoRD's DIR, at the
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. DR.. MuIR'
at the request of the st. Andrew's Society:
to which the Members of the other Churches
are respectfully invited to attend.
~ The Money collected on the occasion
to be distributed amongst the Poor of the
town generally, by Committee appointed
from the Members of the respective Congre-
cations.
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BYfLAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw-YoRk, November lS.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

Yesterday arrived at this port the tine fast
sailing schooner Maria-Lo capt. Stowell,
in 81 days from La Teste, from which she
sailed on the 18th of October with very
valuable cargo. Capt. S. informs Us that the
Emperor Napoleon had gone to Holland,
whittier he had been followed by the new
American Minister, Mr.. Barlow; that re-
Inducements of troops were constantly
marching into Spain and that war be-
tween France and Russia was still the SUBJ.
iect of conversation. The American frigatoi
Constitution was at Cherburg. No new seiz-'
ures Of American vessels had taken place in.
the French ports; but several had recently
been released, Captain Stowell has brought
dispatches for the secretary of state.
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United States nayy,s ilss ELIZA MuaSoeH.
second daugh;er Of tho Ne Col, Murdoch Of
George-T Town. (Col.)
In Fairfax county, Va. on Thursday even-.
ing last, by the Rev. MIR. Maf6t, HENRy
FIrzHueH, Esq. of Fauquier county, to Miss
HENR1ETrA S. FITzHuGH, daughter of the
hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh, of Alexandra.
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been executed for an entire month, on any
vessel arriving during that time, n any of the
ports of France, may, when connected with
the terms in which their revocation was an.
nounced, fortify the presumption that they
have ceased to operate. know Of no better
evidence than this which the negative charac-
ter of the case admits, or how the non-exist-
ence of an edict can be proved, except by the
PRONUNCIATION of its repeal, and its subsequent
nen-execunon.
Our attention here is now turned towards
England and the United States. The per-
Torrance of che of the conditions on which the
revocation of the DEGREES was predicated, and
which is essential to render it permanent, is
anxiously expected, and it is devout!y to be
wished that England, by eyincing the sinceri-
ty of her former professions, may save the o.
nited States from the necessity of resorting TO
the measure which exclusively depends on
: them.
Uneed not suggest to you, the Importance
transmitting hither as early as possible any
information of decided character, which
you may possess relative to this subject as an
inpatience is already betrayed here, to learn
that one or the other of the conditions has
been performed
am, sir, with great respect, your faithful
humble servant.
JON. RUSSELL.
His Ercelency WNliama Pinkney.
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

Mr.. Jefferson, in answer to an address from
N. Hampshire, said, that for articles of man
ufacfure it would be unwise evermore to recur
to distant countries. Let the Farmer distinct
y understand that when, in consequence of a
restriction upon trade, he pays three dollars
for shovel, which, were commerce unres-
tricted, he could obtain for one dollar, he is in
effect taxed in the sum of two dollars.
Messenger.
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Public Sale.

Fl, :
On FRIDAY next, will be sold, Soiatout
reserve, on. liberal credit, at the store Of
Mr.. ]. kSSsY, adjoining Mr.. Riddle, on
Fairfax street.
A varaety of Dry Goods,
Consisting OF Fl c aud coarse Cloths, Ker
seys, plain Coatngs, Fluskings, BE, Fan
nels, Swandowps, worsted and cotton Stock
ings, Cali.oes. cotton Shirtings, * Linens,
with number of other articles.
P. G. Marlteller.
November l6. dot
N 0 TT G. E.
A Ii those inaebted in any manner to the
IN estate of George Socum, deceased, are
hereby requiuSd 10 come forward and make
paymeut in sufieient time to prevent suits
being commenced at the next court against
all deiaulters Las such . step will be una
vodable by the misunderstanding.
Jane H. slacum.
October IL
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A GENERAL. INVENTOR

We understand that Mr.. Daniel French,
OF New-York, has constructed machine for
manufacturing bricks with only the natural
moisture of the clay-a mode of taking boats
up and down falls of water without locks,
which saves time, expense. and water-a ma
chine to remove the earth to form the bed of
csnals-a machine for making shfngles-an
improvement on distillation-an improved
steam engine-a mode of giving motion to
water mills without the aid of water wheel
and so that mere rill will suffice.
Died, at Boston On the 18th inst. Robert
Treat Paine, Jun. Esq. the splendid poet of
America.
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FOR SALE,
4 valuable Tract of Landin Far
fo~ Hoa,,,fa,

ax County,
Containing four hundred and sixty six acres,
and situate on the road leading from the
Bridge over the river Potomac, at the Lit.
tie Falls, to the upper country, distant
from George Town and the city of WASH
ington four miles, and from Alexandria
ten miles.
On this tract is a comfortable
dwelling house. and out houses, a young
thriving orchard of the choicest fruit, good
Garden paled in, and spring of fine water,
that has never been known to fail in the dri-
est season, near the house-&there 10 good
proportion of tit in wood, and good meadow
may be made at alitle expense 1.-The soil =
well adapted to Plaster, which can be bro't
by water to the landing at the Little Falls,
where there is an extensive merchant mill to
grind it, and will leave but about two miles
of land carriage. One third of the purchase
money must be paid in hand, the other two
thirds in two annual payments, to carry In
'terest from the date ifnot punctually pail.
For further terms apply to the subscriber
in Alexandra.
~ Possession will be given at Christ
mas.
William Herbert.
November II. Jaw
PRINTING,
IN ALL ITS VARIETY,
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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Mr.. RUSSELL 70 MR. PINKNEr.
Paris, lltb December, 1910.

SIR,
/ have had the pleasure to receive your
Itter ofthe 22d ult. by Mr.. Page, and thank
you most sincerely for the paper which ac
companied it. 1t is no where more necessary
than at Paris to hear both sides of a question
In order to give "a near guess at the truth
The way in which the story is told on your
side ofthe channel will enable me to correct
many errors which it contains as told here.
The obligations you confer on me this way l
shall endeavor to discharge in kind.
wrote you "a few days since by the way OF
Dieppe, and gave you the best statement Of
affairs here that the truth would warrant, in
hopes that you might derive some advantage
from it. assure you have felt disappointed
aad grieved at the conduct OF the British MI
nistry. Ifthey dstrusted the sincerity OF their
enemies with regard to the revocation OF the
DEGREES here, still it would have been good
policy to have appeared to believe them and
to have acted accordingly. BY pursuing
different course they have missed golden OPP
portunity of honorably repeating their offend
ing orders, and in SO doing to have proved at
once their own sincerity and concllated the
good opinion of the United States. If the
frigate Essex, whicb arrived on the 4th inst.
at l. Orient in % days from Norfolk, has bro't
the Presidents Proclamation I'D pursuance
of the law of the first of May, the British
ministry will be placed in an awkward situation.
: They will have to persevere In their orders
at the expence of their veracity and at the ha-
card of war with the United States, orto with
dr&~ them under very equivocal circumstan-
ces, which viii give to their conduct the ap-
pearance of being rather the result, lot necessl-
ty than the dictate of principle. That the trl-
gate has brought this proclamation there is
good cause to suppose from the time when she
left the United States, bcing few days sub
sequent to the period when the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES were TO cease to operate. II
she has brought this proclamation, 1t will
without doubt, render absolute the revocation
of those DEGREES, whatever uncertainty might
have before attended it. There are probably
then but a few days left in which the repeal of
the British orders can appear to be the spon-
taneous act of the Ministry, and | sincerely
hope that by properly improving this short Pc
Rod, they may do with good grace what
cannot be done afterwards in a way either to
save their pride or deserve our friendship.
Agreeably TO yourrequest, shall change
the file of the Journal de L'Ernpire which
intended for you for that of the Moniteur.
am, sir, very truly and respectfully your
obedient humble serfant,
JON. RUSSELL.
His E1eeHeney Nm. Pi,ikney.
Documents 10 be continued.
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Congress Of The. United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, 2oth November, 1911.

( WEDNEsDAr, 2oth November, 1911.
TREpoRTEp FOR THIS GAZETTE. 80,
Mr. Dawson, from the committee appoint
ed on the subject, reported billtor the ap;
portionment of representatives among the Sc
veral states, according to the third enumera-
ton. Referred to committee OF the whole to-
morrow.
Mr. Poindexter presented petition from
a number of the inhabitants OF West Florida,
praying that the said province may be attached
to the Mississippi Territory, and that the
whole might be admitted as state into the
! union. Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. Little presented petition from the
yearly meeting of Friends, held in Baltimore
stating that the law of the u States, prohibit
ing the transportation of slaves from one
state to another, except under particular cir
cumstances, was openly violated by unprinci-
pied persons ; and praying Congress to make
some further provision to remedy the evil.
Referred to the committee Of commerce and
manufactures
Mr.. Minor, after stating the inconvenien-
cies to which certain witnesses in causes be-
fore the courts of the United States were ex-
posed, particularly seafaring persons, propos-
ed the following resolution, which was agreed
to and referred to committee of 3: Resolv-
ed, That committee be appointed to inquire
into the expediency of providing by law for
the compensation of witnesses held under re-
cognizance, or committed to give testimony
in any of the courts of the United States, In
criminal prosecutions depending in the said
courts; and that the said committee have leave
to report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Nelson observed, that the Agricultu-
raj Society of Georgetown having invited the
members to their public exhibition, the hour
for which had nearly arrived, and as there
was little of importance before the house, he
would move that the house now adjourn
Carried, 4s to IS (quarter before - clock.)
s should always consider it as an eternal
blot upon my reign if ever sanctioned the
abandonment of a single Frenchman.'
This is the language of Bonaparte, who has
made the King of Spain abandon Spaniards !;
the king of Prussia, give up Prussians the
emperor of Austria, gave up Austrians the
Danes Weld their sailors for the French fleet;
and who appears lately to have sanctioned the
impressment Of Americans!
We are surprisedsthat the Sovereign of
France does not revoke his Berlin and Mi
Ian Edicts, in a way to satisfy every one
For to Chief who can conhscate property
at any time by special decree, previous Laws
are totally unnecessary.
Boston Palladium.
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The Subscriber eHers for Sale or
Rent,
cations.
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS,

TWO or three LOIS, or TRACTS OF
L LAND, containing from to 50 acres,
and distant from Alexandria about mile and
q half, and from the.seat of government four
miles. The proximity of this property to
three market towns, the pleasentness OF Its
situation, and the improvements about to 70
made by several wealthy and respectable Gle
.izens Of the town on some of the adjacent
lots, afford reason to expect speedy rise'in
value. To persons DESTROYS of securing eli
gible scites for present improvement or tu-
rure retirement, an opportunity OF locating
themselves so advantageously may not again
occur
Also FOR SHE OR LEASE,
Several BUILDING LOTS, handsomely
situated at the upper end of Washington
street, in healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. div eo3w !
FAXON, METCALF & co.
Hare rem0ued to the Store adjoining the Gold
en- Ball., Union-street, and offer for sale,
nozu landing from brig Potomac, from Bos-
ton
4 cases mems fine and corase Hats,
9 barrels Cranberries,
40 boxes dipt Candles,
10 do. brown Soap.
Also, ON HAND,
90 boxes No. 8 Chocolate,
10 bales Wrapping Paper,
10 quintals Isle Shoal Cod Fish,
And quantity OF Shoes.
November 81. cow
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We are surpriseae that the Sovereign of
France does not revoke his Berlin and Mi
Ian Edlcts, in way to satisfy every one
For to Chief who can conhscate property
at any time by a special decree, previous Laws
are totally unnecessary.
Boston Palladium
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
SAMUEL BUTTS.

Hay~srIet Rore,
u ESPECTFULLY informs the public thai
ne has received an additional Iupply of
Books g Stationary,
which together with hi. former iiock make
a good aiiorinent of Books on Divinity, Law
and Fhyhc; among which are, Butterworih 8
Concordance; the works of Edwards; Laih
rop and Tappan; Campbell On the four gof
pels; Bsllous Review, tic.
.ffso--- Bibles; Teiianents and complete
aflc' meat of School Books, which will be
fold as cheap as can be purchaled in Portland
or eIfewhere.
May he had at faid florc, Efence of Gum.
Hemoek, Norwood, Peppermint & Tanzy.
nimanaeks for Is 2.
NJ B. For fsle, or 10 exchange for Real
Eifate in Portland, three FARMS, the local
Iiuation of which cannot fail 70 accommodate
either Farmers. Meohan 6 or Traders -
Alto, eco acre. of Land iuitable for Settlers
For further particulars inquire a. above
December o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

7 INFORMS his friends and the public that
be has removed from Fore tlreer 10 Name
lireet (oppohre Col burnham's tavern. and
neS door below he Stage Office Portland,
where he offers Cor iaie general ailortmen Of
W. 4. Goods q Groceries
among which are the following articles -
Ben St. Croix Rum Crauberries
Cogniac Brandy Quinttes
Holland and Ameri- Winter Fares
can Gin Cider
Cordials Muaard
Hyion, Hyfcn Skin Flour; Tndian and
* Soucbong Teas Rye Meal
Loaf and Lump SS- Pork
Ga" Ben pollock and cod
Brown Sugars Fiji
Chocolate Croekery Ware
Coffee Pipes Cigars
Bell prefervd Citrous Tobacco fins
Nutnegs Needles
Cloves AIlfpice Back Sewing Silk
! Pepper Ginger Tape, &s. &c.
.Mo--A general aGorimeut Of Cotton Fac
tory Yarr. and Threads Of various colours.
IS fIhds ben coarte SALT,
A quantity of CHEESE. f,a g.afty.
Made.sa, Sherry, Lib IN Il Malaga WINES.
Olive Oil; Vinegar Oranges
Shoe Bruihes Cherry Rum Potatoes
Aimanscks; Suipher Nails Hammers
Peppermints Candy
All the above articles are warranted to be
Of the firtt quality, and viii be Iod As low as
can he purchaied elisThere.
! Ii sryiif--A FEW on The lower floor il
the Rev Edward Psyson's Meeting hcufe.
Nsv. SIS f6wl
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HAVE juil received general aforment o.
China. GiaG e Crockery Wars,
amcng which is The following-viz.
CHINA.
Buruifh'c and common gilt, pcncil'd, prin-
sed and ensmel'd Teaiets--printcd. pencild
painted aud ename,'d Cups and saucers--
printed Plafes, all fizes-prinred Culards--
Coffee Bowls and saucers--Cake Plates.
GLASS.
Cut D'hes and Pla,es--Patties--cu,, en-
gravsd. huted and plain Tunblcrs--eut and
piaia Wines-s ars--Peppers--M uRards---
Sruets- Jugs--cuf, engraved, futed and plain
Decanfers-Mug'-Cream Pitchers---Sussr
Bowis--Jelly Giafes-Gshlcts-- CARROTS, &c
PRINTED WARE.
Plates, Dihes and Bakers, all Gzes--prin-
ted Coffee Bowls & saucers--do. Teafefs--
Teapcts-Sngsrs and uream.~- cover'd Dfhes
Pickle Sfands-- Cheefe Jugs-CravY
Difhes--Fi(h Drainers-foxp aud fauce Tur-
Gems Coffee & Tea Pots hambers--Ewer
and Bafons, E's.
Edg'd. enamel'd q cream cord Ware.
Edgd aud cream cold Difhes and Plates,
all 6zss-do. do. Bakers, Tureens, Naples,
Butter BCars-enameld and printed Teafets-
Tea and coffee Cups and Ssucers--Sugars aud
Creams-Jugs--M Mugs Bowls Coffee and
Teapots--H Hand balons--black glazed Tea
purs, &c. 80
Blue printed and red and brown lind Din
ING Sets.--zio, an aHortment Of JAPANNrD
WAss; few aiIorfed Crates.
~ Ware repacked a, The fhortef notice,
for town or country, on Moderate terms.
PORTRAIT, Me- n. f6wl
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S.su1ti0n for an F-,t-.ficv.
FOR Sale, ~ Corham, County oF C,m
berland, ten miles fscin Poiilsrd. and "a.
pcsite Gothsm Meeting House. mos, y
vantsgeous situation far i'm All QkNEY.
PHYSICIAN, Or COUNTRY TRADER
The premises consist Of handsome ar,g
commodious Dwelling House. complt Nv
finished and n good repair, Lite tie le.i-
dence Of PRTER THAcHEn, Esq Attorney
at Law, deceased, Barn, Yards Fruit Gar.
den and Orchard, together with Moving
Ground, on which may be cut, zen tons OF
English H-y annuity, ard IN exctNcw
Pasture adjoining, comprising in tic whole
about fifteen scres II choice Land A .no,e
charming and delightful situation II rarely
70 be found N any pat offhe country and
The advantages which 1t affords for attend.
ing to professional or mercanlile business.
are perhsps seldom exceeded
The Premises are now for sale On lihersl
terms, and on , very long credit, with God
security The only object being "a se,ure
the annual interests Of the proceeds 1M-
affords rery rare chance inaes.l 70 al eaier-
pyfstng young man
Application made 10 A,ckelrus Ls7sfs. ESQ
ofFaimouth, or 10 the subscriber ~ Krnnr.
bunk, by letter or o,harwise, win he duly at.
nded 10 STEPHEN THACHER
teKcnnebrsnk. Bee q
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1T Conrtcf PROBATE far ne county Of
Orfori, holden az Paris, IN Sqid conn
~, on me ssh day Of Sent. II ID.
1911,
UPON the application Of Abraham Pray.
Guardian to J,hn ID annett, MINOR, shout
she age OF fourteen years, son of Thomas
bennett, ls1e Of K.tteiy, in the county of
York, woman deceased praying tor the al
inwance OF his sccoul- for the maintenance
Of said minor
Ordered that The SAID applicants cause
personal notice tote given to ,hn bennett,
u Kntery, aforesaid yeomAn, Al least thirty
days before the thrd Tuesday Of February
next, and also 10 publish ine same ia The
Portland Gazette. published N Portland,
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the Last pubiics
ton 10 De thirty days before the third
TUESDAY OF February mex, that all concern
ed may have opportunity ~ Pi obate Court
70 be holden at P4ris, on the said third
TUESDAY OF February next, 10 mske hell
objections 'fan ythry have 20 the allowance
OF SAID Pray account.
JUDAH DANA J4igr 81 Po,ate.
TIMOTHY Oscoop, Rsgists.
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Ao7ICA!


THE propriciors of Union Wharf are
hereby notified that their annual meeting
will tie held at MIR. Folsom's Tavern, IN
Portland, m the first Tuesday in January
nsSt, ., o'clock, r. NJ. when lney viii act
on the following articles
lst Choose Moderator
ID Choose Clerk fer the ensuing year,
snd such other officers as they may Judge
necessary to manage their affairs
81 Receive &C Counts. and allow The same
If they think proper.
4tn To see II the PFoprietors will vote any
SUM or SUNS OF money % be assessed 70 de.
fray any expenses that may se incurred III
managing their affairs, or improving the in
tesesl OF sad Praprietors; and generally, to
act on al matters that they shall Judge ne
essaiy Tor the io' eres, OF the concerned.
LEVI Quincy. Pct. C.erk.
Portland. Dec
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FEATHERS at I/o Per d.
EDWARD HOWE,

UPHOLSTERER,
A T his FEATHER STORE, Middle ilreet,
A. has for fa!e, 5000 WI of Live Geeie,
Sea Fowl, Rufiia and Liibon FEATHERS I;
Bedticking; Tnming for Curiaint; Sofas !;
Ealy and Lolling Chairs; Hair and Mois
Mattraiies Paper Hangings and Borders !;
Chaiie Laces and Verified Looking Clzfles,
all Ezes Military Goods.
diso, 80 barrels beif Ruffe,ing APPLES,
for families ule. The above Goods will be
fold very low. (tD Dee. 9
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HENk1 y. PLhNoON,
Watcb and Mathematical LyfrEnert-
Maker.
a T the Ggn of the QUADRANT, No s,
a Jore Rezv, Exsbs.ge 9rstf, continues 10
execute the
Watch Making BnhnfG,
10 prompt < faithful msuner. He acSnowl
edges with gratitude the liberal patronage
hitherto afforded him in this branch Of his
protection, and aiIures the public of his inten.
ton to ferve them with his ufual Edeli;y.
He has for fAle Seamens Brafs and Wood
Compa0es--surveyors ComPaties and Chains
An ahor,ment of concave Z convex Speca-
acles, &c. &c. of hyperion quality.
CT Mathematical InjfrnmentS re-
paired at The 1orfsf notice.
Portland, Dec 9. QD
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NOTICE.
William Oxnard,

No 5, Macy Rem.
INTENDING to slofs hi, prelent Bu6zefs,
will Tell the reiidue Of his Stock at redn-
ceG prices. Purcha!ers of Engliih Goods are
requested 10 call aud examine them,
All thoie who are Indebted TO him by note
or account, which have become due, are cal
led upon for an immsdia;s adjustment, or they
must ursvoidably be left with an Attorney
for Collection, Deeer6er q.