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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

Two Of the embargo cases tried be
fore the Circuit Coust Of the u States
in Virginia, have been decided by the
Chief Justice in favour Of the deien-
dents, on the ground Of defects in tbs
Embargo bonds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

F..l6 IN Hl1, from Camden, ASS. Jus.
tee Sessiha. ~ Lincoln.
Di9.I D-aais, from Nobleboro', Ass. 90.
do. TOR 10
JV1iAanr Yina., Of vinallaven, Ass. do. do
Tor Hancock.
Toseph H.tuaya, of Brownfeld, ASS. do. do
Cor Oxford.
Elea2er " Ripley, Member from Water
vile, County Attorney for Cumberland.
Nathan CAt!er, from Pennington, County
Attorney for k4nhebeck.
.T0seph z Foxcratt, from New-G lou
ces Or, Sheriff OF Cumberland.
.Sfyhn l1 MillGn. from FrytuIg, Sheriff Of
Oxford.
Wi.lians King, Senator from LINCOLN,
His Honor The Lieut.. Governor is not
knownto have derived any advantages Fl ON
ali the changes and revolutions that tke
Common wealth has experienced for the last
year, except that oi being pointed Presi-
dent Of The Sl4te Bank, and allowed TO hold
very large amount of ,he stock Of the
same.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
REMOVAL.
SOLOMON BOYCE.

7 INFORMS his friends and the public that
lie las Removed from his former nand
(acrols The itreei) to the brick fore, one door
below the Ggn Of the Bible, Iuiurance Build
ings, Eaehange f.reet, where lac intends keep
ing coniian,Iy for fale general adorlment Of
American
Cotton Eaaory- Goods.
H;be,e ai,O, he keeps conftantly for lale 4
general afIortment Of SHOES, as ufusl
Portland, Izt5 Mo so, 1871 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Giro,

On board the Cen. Hamilton. the Esd ult.
on her passage from The West Indies, Mr..
Wiiiam Correct, OF P.rtland
In Ibis trwn, Miss Eliza R5binson,
daugh,erof Mrs. May Robinson, Of Dur.
ham, aged l5yesrs.
d ozpneE--On his passage I'm Portland
70 New-York, Mr.. James coad, aged 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
NOTIFICATION.

THE flotkholders OF the Portland Back are
= he eby notified rh4S their annual meeting
fJr the choice OF ievea Directors tor tie eni1
ing year Will be hoidsn q. the Bank Rcoas "a
Monday the Lath day Of IAAnSTy neAi ~
O'Clock Z NJ
Ly order Of the p eisdsnr and Dre-.ofs
J0sAPH SBtIkT. eek.
C.r Oa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
5orttgnO,

$500 !.
The severe storm on Tuesday last rem
dered the travelling very difficult at the
sou:hwardi IN Consequence OF which we
have received 10 intelligence from Wash
ington since Tuesday. A the date Of Che
last accounts the House of Represcnis;;v. )
were occupied with ,taitirg or rather har
yanzsiag IN a manner adapted 10 an ciec
pioneering caucus, about the rropriety and
necessity Of pursuing the measures sugges.
led in the WAR REPokT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

THE Heirs and Creditors OF the Eila.e or
4 kufis buchanan, late of Gray, ia the
County of Cumberland, Trader, Deceaied, are
hes eby notified, that Daniel w G-een, a,tor-
uey 10 the Admiuiltratrix on fad EAste has
this day exhibited to ne iscond accouat Of
his Administration upon the laid Elsate. aao
thar The lame wall be couit-ere5 a. a Court VI
Probate, 70 be holden at the Ecglters Oils c
in Portland on Wecne.&a the eighth DAY Of
January next at ten o'c,o.k "A A4. 4. which
time. the iii of the creditors claims, allowed
by the commilioners appointed - receive thc
fame, Viii be preienlec. And all PERIODS 10
tereael, may appeal i ihey Ice IL aad i.es
cauie if any they Lave, why iail sccOL.l
fhould MOI be allowed or iaid IsIt OF Iisii.s re
csived. SAM. FREEMAN
JUICE Of ss.l c,Acs.
De-. IS. ,sii. t-c)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
A II ARE CHANCE.

HE fnbieriber having de ermined TO cIofe
his bufneis in caco, win expofe for iale
at public auction on 1uefday lie l5th day of
January 1872, At oc.ock 4. M--All his
Shop- furniture, DrueS, Medicines,
FANS, Dye Stfs. Books. Stafm-
ayy, &c. DC. &c.
now in he fore occupied by him at Saco falls
10 comment on the eIcel,ency OF the ltand
will be unneceflfy That no Gore of the
kind IN the Province Of Maine - pcAsiled Of
greater advan ages, that none has Lad more
exteniive trade than this i obvcu, by the
many lhyicians, Clo'hiers. Painters, and
Others who have long been in the habit of
geitng their ispYlies he.e-and for a perfon
who wilhes to ellabiilh himfelf in bu6nels 70
elig bic Fl usiion will not be eaGly obtained.
A Le1ie Of the fore will be given for one
year, or longer if dciired. An Inventory of
the whole may be examined at Mr. Cieave,
tavern ten days previous to the fale--1he
terms will be liber al and made known at the
time and place Of fae.
S1so, De. Sd, 1911 VIM. TODD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Sherif's Sale.

Taken BY Execmion and 4viA be Gered
JOr Jale at Pubic Yendue, on the
fquenty-nintb day Of January next,
a IL the Right in Equity Of Redemption
that Robert Plumer of Windham, in The
county of Cumberland, has Of redeemng the
following delcribed mortgaged Real Estate
viz. Efty acres of Land 10 Windham aforefad,
and Is the northwesterly half of the hundred
acre lot numbered five, ia the first divliion Of
hundred acre lots in (aid Windhanl, and j.
divided from the other haf Of faid lot by a
line running through the middle Of the fame
Iengthway--together with the buildings and
privileges thereunto belonging Sale TO be
On The premiies At ten O'Clock A. IA.
DANIEL WATERIIOUSE, d. S6eyiF
Wisdbam, Dec %, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Grow eli Hatch,

y NFCaMFS his lends zni he pubic ttas
he has removed feom his lac aand N e.
change Gree, AID tshsn tie fllcp n civ Gees
ped by Mr.. yofsph Mansfield, nearly opFO-
ite the Portland Baok--nhere hs C0niIucs
To exsrUie the
7aii9fing BuEnslS,
with fdelhy and d.1pafrh Ottl4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

CtMBFRLANp, as
Taken By Execution and to Be Ed at
Public Auffion, on The premijes in
Wmdbam, on Monday the 18th dzv
Ut January next, at ten O'clock a. NJ.
A Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption
which rsal Little jun Of Wndhzm, in
faid county, has IN and 90 certain Lot of
Land lituated in iaid Windham, il beng Lot
numbered two in rhe irif diviiion Of hundred
acre Lots in laid Windham--fad hundred
acre Lot is bounded az Acknowledgements al
the mof eafery corner of faid Lot, thence
running north twenty eight degrees welt. by
a road 10 lot numbered .. il las5 divi6on ;
thence running fouth Go degrees wef to
Prefumfcut river thence as ths river run.
10 Horiebeef road thence running north sc
degrees ealt TO the hrif mentioned bound
excepting one acre on the mott norrherly
corner, fold TO Samuel Baker, with all the
privileges and appurtensnces TO rhe fame be-
longing TO the izid LOT numbered two
DANIEL WATERHOUSE, Dest. SBr,;f
Wndbow, 26tb Sag Of Des 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
SNUFF q TOBACCO.

ONION ELLIOT & co of Boston would
- inform the inhabitants of the District Of
Maine that they have left a, the Bookstore of
a. LYMAN & co E.absrgs fre.t. Portland,
ccnhsument Of their Snuff and Tobacco of
The different descriptions. to be fold by whole
iaie or retail OH the best If terms. Thefe ar
ticles OF their mandatory have not hereto
fore been eItenGvely known or uled in this
part OF the oountry-at the westward they
are generally acknowledged to be peculiarly
pleaiant, and preferable 10 any other
Merchants IN the country are hereby IN.
formed thar they can be furnilled at the
above Bookstore on as good terms as in Bof.
ton. Pfsa,s t. call oni rec Dec go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

IIal r., .sis, q No ;, LSsg "6s.f
100 chefs Snuohong Tea
50 Do lfyicn Sksn
40 ba g Gcuon--lO 1000 VT Coti-e
4 hhds Runi- zcJ 4al-.--s "a
$50 boxes Herring
2.O bOzes Soap
: pisrss Ruslls Sheesibg
so bills Meis. Cargo ~. !, : Essf
80 bis. 20 k-- 80 hhds $40
g. boIes CbOcola
C3RD1GE, 81. F.v IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Rarr,eo,

In Falmouth, by the Rev. Mr. Mii,imore,
Mr. zsbulon Knight 70 Miss Polly Cui,y
Inlhis town, Mr.. James kimbAl!, 10 Miss
Frances Noyes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
NATHAN DUCKNAM.

NATHAN BUCHANAN,
OteS jyy sac, ~ No 10. Long Wharf,
100 B.rrels Of No, !, 2 * 8 Mackatel
200 qaintals Cod Fish
$50 quiAtals Pollock
200 boxes smoked Herring
bales Cotton
Portland, Dec SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Uoct. Refs Neqy Cyc[obed!1.

Docf. Kee'S NeaV LycloPfdIa.
g PArTEN Jones Row, No 10, Exchange
~ Street has lllt received from Phlladei-
phla, the m & "a Parts OF the J 6 vol. of doct.
Kees New Cyclopedia. Diasnt SubEcribess
are requeas1 20 cali for their numbers. Oue
Seit OF this valuable work Tor tale al the or
gina. price OF l8f a No although the prelent
iubicription is az No.
Dec go. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

LAS JUN received and now Offers for ai-
= az his fore, head Of Green-Lreet,
ditionai afortment Of
E1f-Lndia Gods, Groceries, M
AMONG WHICH Az
Cogniac Brandy Fiiberts-- Carer
Holland Gin GuavF ccLey
American 90 Capef.--- Oiive G
Old Jamaica Spirits Prsie yes
ST. Croix and antigua Windior & III p
Rum ~ & do, Nalhb2is-sfa
Madeira, Sherry, Lii Mcu.G s d.p'i Case
ben, Port, Vidosia spermAceu Oh
tJ Malaga WINES iabie Salt
Annie ed- Cordials Lniry Mats
Cider Vinegar Floor Bfuihes
Iiyiop, Young HyEon, bFcoms--Sttyes
Hyfon skin, Sou lndig0--Ssit fetfe
choug and Bohea Ink Powder
Teas spice Sues
loaf, Lump, India, Powde-, -t-t and
Havana white and FIints
brown, and Welt Log Woo
lLdia Sugars Red Weed
Weichs No. | and 2 Futtic-ha
Chocolate CoPpera'--Sulpher
Chocolate Shells Roll Brimttone
Rice Ground DO Cotton ard WOOL
Pepper-GrcuuG do Carda-FVur
GInger-Pimento Gear PorN- BacCn
Boz and caik Ra.hns Coffee Moia1es
turkey Figs AZ. Cd, Icd aud god
CaraNay Seed Nails
Canary do-Numegs Bees Wax
Cioves-Cinnanlon Bakery TalIow
Citron-Caiiia Coron and Cotton
Enei,lh Muliard Yarn--Rock salt
Cay enne--OAt Meal G.ais-RotIen SIcue
Pearl B4r.y Ouer-Stone Jugs
Cur AuIs Ium5lers-Checie
Jordan Amouds led'an and n c Meal
Ground Nuts IT,. ETe.
The above Goods are Of the hrft qualify
and will he lold on reatonable terns.
No IS 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

The above Goods are Of the hra quality
and will he lold on reatouabIe terns.
Ngv IS (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

LAS Jun received and now Offers for s4
= a, his fore, head Of Creen-nreet, Vi
ditionai ahortment Of
Esf-Lndia Gods, Groceries,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-18
From THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcEP
VIEW
OF Robert Smiths Address
TO THE PEOPLE.
(coNrINuED FRoM ouR LAsr.)
TO THE PEOPLE.

Article a St6 .W5u-intercourse act of the
Hast session. Mr. Smith should have said
no5z-inhoYgation act. He says it was intro
duced by presidential influence another Use
6i3H of our random author, which, according
to the rule If evidence we have already es-
tablished, cannot be admitted without proof !;
and he mas given none
But no matter let us examine the act
upon It's merits, with it's attendant circum-
stances This act was certainly aproper
one if the French government had revoked
its DEGREES in strict conformity to the pro-
visions of the former act pledging the United
States or if it tended more eaectuaily to
attain the object of Congress in that preyi-
Gus act.
We know It had been the aim of our go
verTimtnt for two or three years TO divide the
belligerents b. inducing one or the ether Of
them to reyOse IT'S eacts, so that the exam
pie would led to re. cation by the other,
OF oar contest be nited to a si!,gie one. And
it snouid be remarked that { Gu Of them had
promised TO be- Use second tGrevlkc, but each
seemed unwilling % be TIC arsi. According
y orr law Of hiay, 1olO, offered TO the pow
Ell hrst reyoking n9E-impUriatiOn against
the othCf. France then revoked as By her
deciara ,ion of the 5th August. The PTeSi-
dents proclamation IN pursuance OF the law,
pot the ncn-importation in force against The
other belligerent
Had France forfeited her claim to this
measure when Congress confirmed and en-
forced It by the ACT Of TIC last session? So
far as believed or acccrt2incd, she had not.
Mr.. Smith knows th4t no e.idence existed Of
a single act OF thc French government or
It's courts, showing that thc DEGREES were not
repealed, SO far Is the repeal was required
by the offer OF Congress accepted by Trance
Doubts had indeed arisen rs to the time the
repeal woaid take effect; whether the 1st
of1.ovembcr or the lst Ci February following
Although even this was not admitted by
France, vet there was room for question and
discussion which right have CmDarraSsed
the execution # our laws. Hence the expe-
dieucy of settling the matter By a positive
statute; unless it would have bcca advisable
70 risk national honor b. breakmga contract
on doubtful ground, CT to hunt fer flaw ca
tho other side 60 enable us 90 annul an ar
r4g@ement Sought by Congress itself IN a
fer CT law predicting, though three months
laser tian had been first expected, The ex-
asaJic of one belhgercnt to WELD against the
c.hcr.
it IS said by Mr. Smith that the act FOR en-
forcing the arrangement departed from TIE
the arrangement. fit did So, it was inrela-
tiaH not to the essence Of the arrangement
bus merely IS 70 the time ofiss mutual eXe-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-18

TuxE--" Hecving lie Lead"
SAY, shall in Freedoms lov'd abode;
Hex affairs sink, her FIRES decay
Shall .fnayrhp's insatiatc brood
G scnch, ev'Iy spark ur dim each ray
Ye ireenen! hear your couhtry's call,
Ills your own cause, and one and all,
M shrong 20 aid ,
In vain shall daring, desperate foes,
Assa;l the laws which, guard your rights ;
In vain have factions iicnds arose
y IN rain tae f;1ifk zybich treason flights ;
That faith in desperation bred,
Shall doom to shame each guilty head,
Which dcres to AID
Pledg'd to that cause. that patriot cGuss,
Which fZ'd worlds admiring eye,
That Union just CT Rigitg aud LGzTs,,
IN which Z were glory'sheiSht to die!
Thas Callse, for which a WARES died,
That CGusc, WAsnINsToN's tIrss
Who,Sars to aid /!
In dark oblivion's envious shade,
Say. shall our Patriots glory rest
No! Gratitude's heart-prompred aid,
Shall sanction Duty's high behest!
Still emulous to reach their lame,
Our proudest wish, our constant aim,
Their cause 10 aid
Ye sainted shades OF heroes dead
We martyrs of expressions power!
Ye, who in Freedom's conflicts bled!
Like you to act, our wishes tower,
If Ger again lnvasions hordes,
Shall summon forth our untried swords,
Look dozva and aid
And if fell Faction's angry band
Assail cur Charter or cur Laws;
And raise the suicidal hand,
In foul Re6eiion's impious cause;
Each hardy Yeomans toil-strung ne'-Oe,
And heart, untaught by fear to swerve,
VII lend their aid ass
Faction shall sink, and Truth shall soar,
Protected Freedom, fearless, smile,
Needless Of mad Sedition's roar,
Each art wen spurn, each plot wen foil
Our Rulers just, our rights respect,
Our Yeomen brave, these rghisprctect,
Ind HEAVEN zrH! AID
"MUsT and WILL be resisted"
Boston Resolutions
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-18
POETRY.
oDE-Tor- the Jawai Of Juiy, 1911.

BY SAMUEL EnA2&R, JR. Esq. EDITOR OF
ruI " NATIONAL Ec1s."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-18

TuxE-" Heqying lie Lead
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-18

t"MusT and WILL be resisted"
Boston Resolutions.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
John Hopkins.
2aw2m
March IS.
Comb Mandatory.

TINE subscribers have opened a COMB
MANU- &C TORY in the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. 7aop,as Broeehus, two doors
south of Doctor Stao er's, where they put
pose carrying it on in its various branches -
They have on hand ! handsome assortment
of ladies', mi ses', anil sentlem-ns tAshion-
able Shell and Horn COMBS. A considerable
allowance will be made To those who purchase
BY Wholesale. They Hster themselves the
superior quality and cheapness OF their work
will enti,lc them to a share OF p"h''c favor.
Steuart & Wood.
~ The highes, ice given fer Ivory.
Tortoise shell and Horn.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
WASHINGT0N, CITY, May7.
OUR SOUTHERN. FRONTIER.

We have received letters from the neigh.
borhood of Mobile to the 18th nit from
which the following ere extracts
"Ali the accounts which have been circd'
lated throughout TIE United States Of military
operations a, ~ bile, Of Spanish rcinfcrtc'
ments, and O: t.. arrivals Of British aeets 10
West Florida have been Totally destitute Of
foundation. indeed they generally appea. 70
have originated az the Eatehc1, where the!
have not ordinarily greater opportunities Of
information concerning the real state OF t1ItF'
at the Mobile and Pensacola. than they have
at Philadelphia and certainly much lees than
they have a; thc City Of Washington.
" Much dissatisfaction, it is said, has been
discovered il the settlements of West tloF'
da, near the Mississippi, at the present pros
poets opened by the establishment OF the -
merican government III that quarter: Hs
there is not as yet any evidence tina. revolt
seriously intended, nor does it appear tha!H
could be accompanied with any hope OF SUI
cess. without European aid, Of which ta8'
are at present no indications.
"Governer Claiborne has laid of the cow
try claimed BY the United States into paf''r
es, as far as the bayeh Battarie, but has Iao''
recently extended the parisl, OF PsscaSSoS,
forty miles farther, to the bay of Mobile a"
Dog river, few mics below the town u Nv
bile, and has thas inclAdcd four or Ave 'cI
lies who were not included within tho pss's
when the BAYOU Dattaric was the limit ".
whether any civil jurisiictiou has act,i'l'y o:sA
exercised Fast Of Pearl river VIC are MOI
formed The revolutionary party on ths 70
cagoia did not appear disposed to SUP D..
themselves &c the empire OF law, when s t;.s
rish judge was sent from Orleans to cst.D. -.
it among them: but since the heads o. II
ii.surrection nave left the country, nS
that tranquility is rc-es.ablished. .da
There is an American force stat''n'. III
the pass Of Chnstianne, which is aeou' ,,hs
way between the lake Ponchar,ra'' avn Ias,d
bay of Mobile, and which promises % 81 a;.1.
an healthful and eligible summer eso ,,ri..
ment for portion of the troops OF INC ~
ed States -,
"From that place Eastwardly tns.. 81,
none at present below the 3is: dcs!'S l'
the I'd regiment OF infantry, cons.sa,,lsg r. 0,
companies, is stationed at Fort SslIf BE-
the Mobile, abon. six miles above t,e LIS ~, y
there are unfortunately very is~ 0'''''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
New Publications,
lust received by C4MES KENNEDY, sen.

just received oy JAMEo NcNNIDiS Se"'
bookseller, King street,
IEMPRiERE'S Universal Biography
containing a copions a count OF the lives,
characters, iabors and actions nf eminent pr
sons intaii ages and countries, eond'io"s and
professions
Bristea'> Resource, o''hc British Empire
with view of the proh,ae r-sul' OF the pre-
sent contest between Great Brita'n * France
Saurin's Sermons, translated from the orr
e;nM French, Ivy the Rev Robert Robinson
S.ousal's Lie Of Cod in the Soul OF Man :
or,he Nature and Excelleney OF the Christian
y Religion
Nor,h's Treatise on the Malignant, COM
mnnlv called the Spotted Fever.
additional Hymns for the episcopal church,
at twelve and half ems
.ALSO,
Rest Gun er's Scales and Diviters Cases
Of Matthew ,tical Instruments ; Reeves's Co
ors in boxes; best Slack Lead and Cameis
Hair Pencils; English States and Pencils
&c. &c.
Apli, Is. cow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09

hands of these bank ersi in l.ondvn, or Of Nh.
friends on the continent, from whom it WA
formally realized by the French goyern,nsp,
either By drafts from Paris or remittarces n
that city. This operation had s trebv {.
yeurable effect ON the United S.asc,.,-r
roade fortunes for SOME Of the inerGi;..,ts. !,
furnished the means of shipments to Euros.
and il also provided the funds for adventure,
70 the East Indies and to China But TIL,
contract has now been finished some wears.
and since that time there has been eons,a,
drain of specie from the country. Where i
!, in future to be procured from, I know moi
Not from South Ancrica---Specic ISL BE-.
lieye, protected from expectation there, ex.
cent to Spain. From Spain we cannot &c, it,.
to great par: of what was Spain We hayc
now soarccly any trade. FROM Era;icc il ca.
MT be obtained, for If we CAR set there cyes
hy Ecence, we arc obliged to bring bsck he,
nroduce or manufactures. From England j,
e,nSo, DC imponcd---it is now made hiya!y
nenaI 20 attempt to send it cut OF the kint.
do,n--.With South America VIC have but little
r. ,ds--hitherto we furnished the,n with smtp.
e.ed or rcencea Europcon and India goods;
but now the markets arc flooded with t,sss
goods, by importations direct from EDgian4
and which have been attended with gree. loss
to the shippers. For these reasons, it is Gii
scuIt to find vessel sailing from the Uhiaa
States 20 the Spanish ports in Scnth Anerc,
THESE are among the reasons Why the amoat
Of spe ;ie now in tire country is small, and KS
for some time past been gradually less-nrs
Sir, without indulging in vague conjecture,
what are the best data we have to form an 6.
innate Of the amount OFFS specie in the eouLuY!
The bank of the United States has five mill.
ons of dollars in its vaults. IN Boston there
are three state b;tIihs---in New York bcl;ers
four. Philadelphia four, and Baltimore eiyh,
-.-ca!l these nineteen twenty, and allow or IL
average one hundred and fifty thousand d..
lars specie, which probably is as much ssthy
generally possess, and this will make ,hrss
millions of dollars this amount united T. ,.e
sum in the vaults Of the bank Of the CR.sa
States. gives eight millions of doijas.'.a
which if yoa allow two millions Of dollars ;t
loose circutaticn Of specie, you get AN AZ.
eregatc Of ten millions of dollars. We u:
sometimes told Of the large SANS OF mort!
boarded in our country by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
badly there may be some among the German
farmers in Pennsyivania--perhaps morc III
that state than in any othqy. or all the Others
in the union: but still Of no .rca: sElount--tas
reputation of little money possessed in tbs /
way easily swells into large sum. At an!
rate, let tic amount be what it may, in time d
distress and n,is.rus:, it would afford no add.
ton to your regulating medium; Tor ii Is
precisely in times like these, that men w:s
hoard money will lock it up nacst securely.
fsteech to BE- continued.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ESCAPED, on Saturday evening last, from
the alms.house, a smart likely Negro Boy,
named kendall, formerly belonging to
Luawell Lee, Esq. of t.ouioun-he is about
loyears OF age, short and rather chunky in
his FIRM, very lively and brisk in his walk,
face smooth and very black completion. a.
about 5 feet 5 inches high-ha' on daik
brown flushing roundabout jacket and trou-
sers much patche at the knees. AS he is
smooth tongued, plausible fellow, he viii,
probably shange his closths and name x tell
: fair story. The above reward and travel.
limo exp.nces will be paid for securing him
in anv public Jail, upon immediate intorma-
ton thereof being given to JAMES Gull
lArT, at the indian Queen tavern.
Mav az