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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
June

June 90.
Price OF Stockst this Day, percent red 62; per
cent 80 La consols Tor act 63 rs SIS; omnium
Is S-S I i dis.
The Mooiteur of the 18th contains long article
u ui the head OF News from the Army of Spain
1t relates entirely to the proceedings OF Snchet A.
gainst the fort Olivia before Tarragona The opera
tons began on the Sd May, aud conc! ided on the
9Th, when the fort was siormcd and taken, after
most obstinate resistance. The garrison of FAR
raona had previously made several sorties, parc,i-
iarly on the tsth, with 5000 men. very sharp ac-
ton TOOK place, in which squadron took part
consistngofa "a gun ship cut-down ship, - Fri.
gates, ana several othervesscls This squadron brot
the Spanish General Campo Verde to Tarragona--
The French General SALINE was killed-ooD pri-
soners were taken at DIVA On the Soth May, the
garrison oil Tarrasona attempted to take the fort
but without effect
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

The State of Maryland--The first Mon
DAY IN September next, may she prove emu
lous OF that wreath OF republican glory which
cncircles the brows OF Old Massachusetts
Commodore Rodgers--secure in the APP.
probation OF his Country, when he, repcis an
insult on her flag.
The infant establishment of American
Manufactures, their luxuriant branches will
overshadow and destroy the Inoxious weeds
of foreign influence.
Neutral rights CLEARLY defended and irmly
maintained.
The friends of freedom throughout the
world.
The Militia of the U. S. an army at mo-
mcnt's warning.
a general diffusion of knowledge, the best
security otrcpublcan government.
Rigid and impartial justice to all nations
cntanglinS alliances with none.
The State of Orleans--rnay her citizens
spon reap the benefits of republican g.
siitution
The American Fair-their safety, the call
oithe soldier to arms-their smiles, his re-
ward.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
LONDON, June IA.

LUNDUN, JUNO II.
Aperson arrived this morning from France,
at the Secretary OF States Office, Downing
st. He has brought some very important in
telhgence to government. Not less than II
vessels. all English, he says, lately arrived
at Calais. laden with gold, of the current
Coin of this country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

TaorInarv at the disposed ofmy ministers of war,
10 ue'ray the expenses OF new ornaments which then
appeared necessary, find myself in the fortunate
situation oil not having any to impose up
on my people, shall not increase any taxi have
no want OF any augmentation in the mposts."
The sitting being terminated, his majesty rose aud
retired amidst aeclamations.
CoNsrANrINoPI.E, .3prii &c.
&C We are informed that the Grand Vizier has ar
rived at the Campoi Sehumla.
VIENNA, Dry Oh
6 Count k,tosow is occupied wtlftLe new ORG ami
zauon OF the grand army he has div.Ie,i it in four
grand corps infantry s. corps of cavalry. The prin-
epal corps otinianty s. that OF cavalry conccntra-
red ON the LETT Bank OF the Danube between R,ds-
chuck and Bucharest they were to be commanded by
Generals Langeron aud Sass The three Other corl,s
VIII take position upon the right bank oftlc Danube
the brst between Widdn x VISA the second at Ras
grad upon the road from RussuhucS and Fernow, aud
the third between Siliistiia and Var,a.
The Intelligence which We receive respcc,iny il,e
negotiations are very contradictory. Some talk OF
peace, others of an arnistce bat the greater humble,
are persuaded That tie Grand Nizit.. wishes wa,
| and that nc w.ii renew it with vigour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

His Exccllcncy LORD wELL1xcroN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

1--WE very promptly and willingly insert
the following communication, fronfa distin-
t.ingu'shsd patriot. 1t is highly iss,holant
in many respects.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
Brunswick Commencement.

We were happy 10 see so large and res
pectable company assembled on this lite
rsry anniversary. The weather, though
warm, was fine; and adapted to obliterate
the remembrance of that rainy commence
ment, which many of our western friends
appear not to have forgotten.
A procession composed Of the Senior
Class, immediate Government, Trustees,
Oyerseers, and Strangers of distinction,
moved about Il o'clock, from the College
Chapel TO the Meeting house, where the
exercises Of the day commenced.
The compositions of the young gentlemen
esinced the attention which had been paid
70 the cultivation of their minds. A critic
al discussion Of their respective merits is
not the design of this communication. We
cannot refrain from noticing, however, the
unusually happy talent at picturesque des-
cription exhibited by DERBY, and the spir-
it with which he delivered his Poem---the
pleasing elocution Of MERRILL, and the sp-
ptopfisteness Of his Sslutstory Addresses
the ptrtinency, which marked the forensic
disputation. in which LITTLE sustained q
part-the clear and perspicuOus style of the
English GRAFTON by REDiNcToN-and the
vigorous sentiments and original figures,
which Characterised. that by JOHNSON. On
The other hand we cannot but express re.
gret, that some Of the performances were
not delivered In more audible voice, espe.
cially the forensic. The address by the
President to the senior class was appropri-
ate and impressive, marked BY that preci.
sion Of language, accuracy Of discrnina-
ton. and depth Of thought which charac-
terize his performances. The order obser-
we'd throughout Tie day, both in the Meet
ing house and on tile common, demands our
highest praise. Though the coacourse was
great, We do, not remember that a single
riot or disturbance Of any kind occurred.
We cannot conclude this article without
expressing our pleasure at the recent dons-
tioRNto Bowdoin College Of d large tract Of
land by the liberal founder of the institu.
ton and reminding the inhabitants Of tie
DiSlict ot Maine Of the peculiat interest
they ale bound upon every principle to take
in lie prosperity Of that seminary, whose
advantages are particularly offered to them.
ard whbse responsibility is so naturally
identited with that Of the county, in which
it IL Established.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

:" Why stand ye gazing up iasfo Heaven 20
SUCH was the reproof given to the i'm y
mediate disciples of the saviour in order
to awake them to activity in the work as
signed them: with much propriety we may
take the same TO ourselves whenever we
fnd disposition to rest in certain views or
fights Oft. Imagination to the neglect Of
real and important duties. II is undoubr-
eddy the duty Of all men 20 have right
s2ecul tive knowledge but is also their
duty to be active in gospel obedience.
These are insepsrsble, so that he who hab-
itually neglects the latter, can have no just
claim ~ Tie former, whatever may be his
pretcntIons. Some men are very anxious to
establish certain modes Of thinking, and
certsn points Of belief which they appear
to think Constitute true godiness. Others
are sohcitous TO live we'll, and seem to place
I'll their hope OF Heaven on : life of morAli.
~. Now these two are extreme points
which can neither be right. To be q real
Christian a man must undoubtedly be the
subject Of an internal work Of the Spirit
Dut this work itself will stimulate him 70
ACTIVITY IN Gods service. Hence, an idle,
careless. or immoral Christian is " contra
All tCtL0os tshGn VIC See II Illdn Ell
gagged with all his might to defend An nm
important point Of doctrine, or pzrtil - E
nude OF belief, we may with 2roprety sus-
pect him Of unsoundncss in the true faith.
lis 'rur every point Of Gospel doctrine is
snd ought TO bc dear TO The heart Of tie DC
lever, but s.ili when one keeps clear of
dsmnsbie heresies and Hanifests a chris
tan spirit we are bound to receive him
thus keering the unity of the spirit in
the bon6s Of peace. Let no one think
that by INDUCING this kind Of ca;ho.
Iclsrn we are to yield essential truths into
the hands Of every here,ical. opponent, nay,
rather we are TO contend the more earnest.
ly for The truth in this trying day when err
rors are spreading like food, and heresies
on every side threatening to deluge the
Church. But We should be solicitous to
know what The essenfia! doctrines are, and
not suppose that certain points Of oar own
setting up is the faith oEce delivered 10 the
saints. To the sure word of prophecy we
should do we'll to take heed, for while we
keep TO this, we are in no great danger of
nbibng wrong opinions, or being led astrAy
thrcagh devious viids Of the lrisgination,
which, though pleasing for 4 -yLle, led
70 coidnsss, doutl, snS ruin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

rNPORAjS his friends and the public thar he
: has rakeu a (land 10 Mr.. Horizons sew
brick fore, on NIaineiir at the head OF
Green Rreet, and has opened an entire new
fock, comprihug complete aliorment OF
VET India Go9ds, Groceries, DC.
among which are the following
Cogniac Brandy : Holland Gin
American do-Old Jamaica Spirits
ST. Croix and Antigua Rum
Madeira. Sherry, Lifbon, Port and Malaga
WINES
Arnifeed-- Cordizls--Cider Vinegar
tiyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong
and Bohea Teas
Loaf. Lump, Havana white and brown, and
WeE India Sugars
Welcht No. aud 2 Chocolate
Chocolate Ssiells-Rice Ground DO.
Pspper-Grouu1 do--Ginger--Pimento
Box and eafk Rai6ns--Turkey Figs
Caraway Sced-Canary do--Nutniegs
Cloves-C innamon-Ca i1ia--Ene Eifh Muftard
Czyenne--Oat Meai-Pearl Barly-Currants
Jordan Almonds-G Ground Nuts-Filbers
Soy-CatiuP-guave Gelley- Capers
Olive -PreferVes-Windfor & bar Soap
Walhballs-S tarch--mould & dip't CaEees
Sperm2ceti Oll--Table Salt-Entry Mats
FLOOR Brufhes--B Notwithstanding
Salt Pctre--Ink Powder-Spice Biters
Powder, Shott and Flints-Log Wood
Red Wood-Fudic-Allu CoPperas
Snlphsr-Roll Brimfloue
Cotton aud wool Cards-Flour
Clear Pork--Bscon--C Coffee MoIafTes
I'd. Cd, iOd aud cod Nails
Sees Wax-Babery TaIIow--Cotton, &c.
--Likere;ss--
100 boxes BET brown Soap.
The above Goods arc of the fri quality
and will be fold on reaionsble terrSs.
Augull IL IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
E A BARGAIN

FOR tale one half of convenient DWELL
ING HOUSE. containing nile hniihed
rooms, with two cellars under the fame, plez!-
antiy and centrally htusred in Portland, to.
gether with the Lot On Which the fame ifanis,
meaiuring nIty tx by one hundred aud iixiy
i've feet, with good Well of water, &C.
Tins Eitate is capable of much improvement,
and viii De fold at law price, as the object
OF iale - the owners removing from Portland
o.. Cath or H'sa- India Goods, i'll be received
u payment or liberal credit g ep for part of
the purchafe money.-For fui ler particular.
enquire of the Printer.
~. BIZ not fold previous Monday, Oc-
tober 81, it will then be fold Il Pubic Aac.
ton. eoptf dry A 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
William Purinton.

INFORMS the public that he has taken the
: itand lately occupied by GODFREY WHEA.
TON, in Exsba.gs f,est, where he intends carry
ing on the
Wafcb and CLICK ma ing BuGnetT,
in their various brancl tie ailures the
public and bis friends IL 4 work confded 70
his care, fhall be executed with fidelity and
defpatch.
lie intends keeping conRantly for fale
variety Of Watch Keys, Seals, &c.--on rea.
fousb!e terms.
He hopes by bis coniiant perfonal attsn.
ton to merit and receive liberal patronage
from the public.
Portland, 7th MO. 2s. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

Of C5met5.--The tails Of Comets
are extremely long, fome of them
having been computed to be not lefs
than eighty millions of miles in
length, and the rail Of the Conner
which is now viGble, NOV. oo5 / is
computed 10 be three hundred thou
fand miles long. The celebrated
Comet of the year 1850 came 70
near the Sun, thar it was nor ti1th
part of the Suns diameter diftane
from its furfacc and therefore ita
heat mutt then be two thoutand times
hotter than red hot iron. And from
thence it tools its courfc from the
Sun to the diitance of above eleven
thoufand millions Of miles, which il
at leaf fourteen times further than
the orbit Of Saturn.
Some Of the model1s, PARTICULAR
ly Sir Ifaac Newton. are of opinion,
that they are ordained BY Providence
10 fuprly rhe Sun, at Stated periods,
with matter peculiar to its nature,
and TO make up he deficiency which
mutt arif. from the continual emif-
non of the particles of light. 1hsfe,
however, are mere hypothesis.
The fame alio may be faid Of every
thing thar can be advanced conccrn-
ing their being inhabited wor as !;
for, ii animals can exit there. they
mutt b creatures ,ely isT different
from any Of which We have the leaf
conception. Some who have indli-
grd them.tlvcs in vifonary IDEAS
think they arr appointed as he place
Of torment fUr the damned thar
each Conner is, properly am literal
lly fpeaking, b,n from tho Y tier
liable and inconc,naol, hea aid cStd
Nh.eh takes place II rsl.l~ y ,d,ts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
I. RICHARDSON,

Hss roR SALE, at Long WbstE
$50 Hhds Liverpool and IAibon Salt
100 bbls Mels and No ! Beef
100 quinsals Cod Fiji, Of hyperion quality
for retailing
SO ehaldron Virginia Coal
20 hhds Molafes
100 boxes Brown Soap
Bills Bone Midling and No Pork
<dsg4f I9 -.--- --. (D -4s.-s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
American Manufactured Goods

No. 2, 1fygsy's- Rors.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for diny e Brosun.
j of Providence, who keep ham conltantly
iupplied from their long known and well ef-
tabiAicd Factory It Pzwtucket, wnh gen
eraI Afortment Of
american Cotton Goods.
coNslsrIEc or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
& threaded white & color'd Stocking Yarn
White aud coiored fewing Cottous
Shrtngs-SheetDgs -Checks--Strires
Ginghsms--chambtays-Bed Ticking, sc.
~ Shopkeepers in town zad country and
people in general who with 20 furnifh them
icives with the above articles, will be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
18th mo. 90 lfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
JOSHUA I.EAvITT.
Portland. Aag %. 1911. (f)

BY this mode of treatment, the practi-
toners bills must I've tritiing Of course snd
the patIen, is exempt from The peril of hav.
ing natures resources exhausted bv the
:" lever which revris through the azure
velns," before it can, when left to nature
alone, or improperly treated, form cyisis !.
As well as from the expense and doubtful is
sue Of = lingering and tedious conc scence,
often OF many weeks, where little or no e.
al advantage Is derived to any one, except
ing the " rAMILY DOCTOR"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
ST. UBES SILT, Sc.
Nehemiah Cram.

Nehemiah Cram,
No. S. Jones Row, Exchange Greet.
HAs Jsil received, aud offers for faIe. 100
Hhds coarfe ST Ubes Salt.
. puncheons Rum; Cogniac Brandy
Holland Gin;
Port, Lifbon & Malaga WINES.
Lemon, Orange aud Forefl CordiaIs.
Floor Bruihes, Shoe do. (best kind)
Bales Of Georgia Cotton.
8 kegs beh Richmond Tobacco.
Firit quality spanifh Cigars in or. boxes.
Box and caik Raf.as Gala, Pimeuso.
Cloves, and Nntmegs-
Havana brown. loaf and lump Sugars.
30 caiks Engifh & American Gun Powder.
! cafe Rufia Tumbers &c.
Portlaas, August Is On,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
f. GREFLY,

Fds r., icis at NO ,, Lasg Wts,f,
2 flhds Rrm-Ioo hhcs NFoisdss
SO chefs Tea-3o bags Coffee
100 bbis Pork--2oo bbIs Beef
SO bbls Flour-l50o ps Nankin
200 boxes Soap-2o Bales Cotton
Duck .ordsge, rs Sspt e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
" TO THE PUBIC ra

" IN study, s0rne ?, otracf fhe silers hoFcs
Fhich osserS cVnsecrcfe 10 niufh and 2ine,
ind sleep f!!. neon, AMI hardy A-s ni night"
TT is now sbuul a scar, since the Subscri
Der first publicly announced his de,er-
mins'ion % pr~csloe. ia this town, as a.pAy.
nriGr. Since which time, fcsp liberal MN
ded cnes, have been s. d.utng, as 10 give him
share OF their confidence In all those CT.
ses OF disorder usu.iiy termed teSeY, which
he has had the satisfaction Of treating, he
has had the success, zpithow a single exoep-
ron, 10 arrest its progress III the first onset,
where he was called SO soon And as to the
treatment OF ae,vc.s complaints, ne Will nor
yield the ground 10 the most eminent piysi-
clans in ioss*.s*d, or else where--cven from,
the slightest degree of hgse,fcs, to a con-
hrmrd locted ia1o.--He feels still delermin-
cd to cut hrs suay through the various wind.
Ings of the medical ar, and the arts & shifts
Of uJul and designing medical ,,ien-fsom
the most rigid (if candid investigation Of
the greatest OF whom he will not shrink,
though they scnrn to Place him with the
dogs OF tlicir flocks."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

a general af1ortment of American Cotton
Goods. from the Mandatory Of
Wilkinion Greene, SJ Co.
a, P4wtucker, near providence X l. conGfling
of Shirtings. Sheetings, Stripes, Checks, Cling
hama, Bed Tic Kings, Thread, Jingle two and
three threaded Yarns, &C. &c.
Theie Goods beng from one of the oidelf
and bea elfablifhed Manufaefories IN AIneri-
ca. are At lean of equal quality 70 any made in
this country, and will be fold at the Manu-
factory prices, by
SOLOMON BOYCE,
Ageai for fa;d colnpany--at his Store in Ex-
change -fircet--where he keeps conazntly for
iale an alortment Of SHOES, as ulual.
Portland, 7th mo. LIT, 1871. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
BEN JAMlN BUTMAN,
EXCH6N(,F e. STPFET.

HAS JUN received frefh fupply of
DRUGS e. MEDICINES.
PAINTS, DTE-STUFFS, &c.
among which are the fossowing-
"a bbls. London White Lead
~ do sp>uifh Brown
u do Spruce Yellow
10 do Linlsed Oil
do Spirit. rerpen,ine
5 hsds. Spaniih Whiting
do Copperafs
8 do Alum
600 lbs. indigo
&c tons Logwood ard Fu(!;e
100 boxes by ane by 10 Crown Clafs.
&c. with great variety of otler arricle,,
comprifng large and eKtenfiys ahnrtnerr
III he above branches. which he offer, wLois.
fate ard retail ON very lew terms for Can or
approved credit.
NJ POT and Pearl AfAes eonf,sn,ly Tor ale.
J-ss 3 ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
Iobo p. Thurnon,

# No 4, CsnHdi Resv,
sooo lbs bei retailing COFFEE
40 chefs fri quality Souchong, 7y'on
Skin and Yousg Hylon ILAs
70o bores Brown SOAP
no barrels Wilmington TAX
70 ditto Clear, Bone Midiing and Prime
PORK
40 ditto iuperhne FLOUR
10 boxes Havana Brown SUGARSs
~ ditto Nouid CANDLES, for retaining
p,pe real Cogniac Brandy, 4ih proof
% oaks Englih NAILS
50 dog DO Maeker2i LINES
.uft received WARRANTED ANCHORS
froln 200 10 800 lbs. If -Mzy IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23


Y1ae Villain, who robbed the Branch Bank,
in Charleston, of one hundred and thirty foe
thousand dollars, has been detected and I'M
prisoned and nearly tire whole sum safely
rctarnedto The vaults. The particulars 81
this fortunate detection and recovery are
thus detailed IN the Charleston Courier Ut
The ID inst -
= Bank Ro5bery.--It is with much salts
faction that we are enabled to state The
recovery oflhe money taken from the Vaults
of the late Office OF Discount and Deposit
in this city, on the night OF the Oath ult.
II appears, that . strong sus picion had
be5n entertained by the Agents OF the Bank
for some days, that MIR. BENJAMIN CRAY.
o. this city, a man of great mechanical tai.
ents, had been concerned in the robbery
A warrant was accordingly procured On Sa-
turday morning, and he was arrested. and
underwent along examination at the Bank.
before john II. MITCHELL, Esq. Justice
OF the Quorum, IN the presence OF the Di.
rectors oithe institutions, and several Other
gentlemen. We understand that, although
.nere was much clrcumstsntial evidence.
tending 70 crIminate Mr.. GRAY. produced
ON this examination, yet nothing appeared
sufficiently strong To have nyicted linn of
the act The was, however, commi.,ed 20
prison in tho afternoon, preparatory 10 a fur.
tier examination.
" Ia tic course OF the evening, a Negro
fellow belongingto Mr.. Cray, and who was
suspected TO have aided his MASTER in reinoy-
lng the specie, was arrested BY VIM. Black
lock, Esq. At whose house his wife resided.
and Oh being intolmed that his Master had
been committed 10 goal tof robbing the bank
aud that he was known 10 have siled him
IN the robbery, he Was SO intimdated tias
ne confessed Tie taCi, and vifcre,t On cond
ton Of pardon &c. to point uut where the
money had been concealed A detsch
ment ct The Guy Guard was irimcdiaIell
procured anil SELF Off 10 secure tie money,
which r~as tvAad deposited IN The org n-
boxes. An the lncloAuTe Of MIR GrAys RESI-
dence, near the Race Course, cunce ated
Under Quantity OF manure, straw, &c 1nc
money, with Tire eEceas on Of a 81 " Iunl ed
duilAts, which e.. been made way Win,
was brought down esrIy yssIc,day morning,
and deposited II tle vaults, from whence Il
had been token exactly enc week BIZ
We understand that Use false keys. viii
"hiSh ,he Bank j. supposed u have Le,t
entered bessues lsniesn, &C. were i unt
IA g z stIiern bug sccEeted with tie mon
ey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
American Cotton Coos.
WEBER & MERRILL,

No. 8, Ex-bsry< e,eet,
LAVE juf received yeuerai siIortlasai Of
- american C5rt0u Goods,
eonfning of shifting, shecting, Stripcs,
Checks, Glnghsms, Bed Ticking, Warp,
Threads, z threaded Yarn, &C. 3sly 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

Inthe surnptuarv laws Of the early plan
tiers Of Ne1-Engtand wumen were forbid-
den 70 expose their arms or their boso7ls Ia
view. Our foretathers ~sre probably cf
the opinioa Of the ceiebrsted DR.. Gregory,
that " The finest bosom in nature il not ra
fine as that which ina gination forms -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23
AARON STANFORD.

INFORMS the public tina, he has raken the
noEe next door eait of MIR. VIM. Lord, IN
fore lttees, where be keeps eooifzntly for fate
an -loriment OF
Wsf Indi1 Go1ds q Grocsyiss,
or Reasonable terms.
ABo-3Jo Hog Skins, in prime order.
Portland, Jaas ~. 0O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

The above Goods are al ofthe hrlt quality,
and will be fold on resfonabie terms.
N. B--Merchxnss add Ship Matters may
be lupp.ied with Cal ~ or dip Stores on res-
fonabie tsrms.--Alfo, Families may be tuppli-
ed as low as eau be purchzfed il town, aud
feule theu biils quarterly. Conitzns auen-
dsncs, and every favor gga efuily aeknowi-
edged JONATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-23

The Hen. Bsrzili4i Gannet. I've learn
ly gentleman recently from Hho,ie- Island,
lh4S shis great democratic pcrsonsg- had
just landed ., Nr~psrt jlont Kenne5eek. His
great modesly "a quaii,y peculiar 10 his par
ty) compels bin 70 travel nc9g--Perhaps
il Is owing to this unfortunate circumstance
that he is no, more noticed by the-ciyil
authority. He was escorted from The East
word IA the sloor------. Capt -, or
Providence, mol less friend 10 Democracy
than tlAr Cause Vt tie unfortunate and dis
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