davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

yNdEREAS, by Nirue Of a Deed CT
w trust, executed by the trustees cf
James Rind's estate TO the Subscriber and duly re-
corded il the Hastings Court ofth,s civ on tie OH
day Of Feb. 1s07--te Of 900 pounds AID ezfcn.
ecs tn be raised by lease each OF three cor.
tain brick Tenements, on the east side OF the mar
ket place.
The said property viii accordingly be set up n
Public Auction, for Lease on TIE 2Sd cay of Dec.
next, at IL O'Clock, s.. VI. ii far otherwis Tie next
fair day, al the same hour and cried down 20 the
idder or bidders, for rest niOuey, who may BID IRE
sme for the s'iortes. Yo.i0d OF in.e.
gNo. Fcsli,Tl, Ir.;s-re.
Nov. %, a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

sRENJN. KIMBALL, has for sale ono case "a &
~ one do 7-8 Irish Linens--a few pieces IonE
Lawns--Reai superine Black aud Blue Clo,bs--ICo
pieces India Cottons--Nuns Threads-Pins, sc.
him for rent.
December s. wiz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
J.fSPBR PoBPIJyS,
JONN HENIl EPSON

HE GROCERY BU5tN.ESS3. formerly
Il under the firm Of Robbins & Henderson, gi!N.
in future, be conducted by John Henderson, in the
same store, whore his riels and the public general.
~ VIII be supplied on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dee. s.. eawo,x
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

4 intend TO leave this place, in eight OF ten
n days, for the State If Georg.a az per-
sons having claims against me f any such there ARD
will call before that time and receive paw rnent D-
ring my absence MIR William Marshall or Captain
William d. Wren will attend 10 M business
JOHN r. PRICE.
Richmond, Dec. 3. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

A TEACHER Of the Languages, Writing, Aiith.
I n met'c aud Geography, would De glad to engage
not more than ten twelve boys for the ens,iin-
year, IN healthy part of the coun.ry. Any geute.
man disposed to know his terms, viii please to apply
To uie printer.
November g. Cavity
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

NIOIICE.-The Partnershir OF I5o5bins
~ = HendCf,aoH isthis day dissalged 5y
mutual consent. Those who are Indebted to the fr,,
are requested to make payment John Henderson.
without delay WHO is duly authorised to receive ana
"ischaIge the same-and those who have claims a.,
sast NC hfm viii produce thei accounts him f5'
payment
y8SEEy, pnP2yr-o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

TO BE SOLD FOR CASH, a likely
WOMAN and CHILD. belonging to the estaf.
Of John Martin, decd agreeable to his last will and
testament, o., the Goth of December next before the
door o; HezeSiai PuFyear in the city OF Riehmond,
near the Basin
WILLIAM III. MARTIN,
AI'0u with the zsiX anAeeer.
i'ec. D. w3wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

- WIN. w, HENINC, g. CT
November % ygsa,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
COMING orr

The Connecticut Mirror, Alternating the
coming cat OF Smith, Cvlsin, Duane, and o.
'her precious characters, thus concludes III
article OF neat and pungent satire
IA addition to al these, foreign gen
uemAn Of The name Of Baptls Irvine, editor
OF The Baltimore Wing, has also came out.
and ambitious of noble game, mas addressed
himself immediately to the greatest man in
the nation-the President himself Thus
then stands the count, at present.
smith es. the President-the Inlelligencer
IS. Smish-Coisln IS. Smith and kimseif.-
Duane IS Caiistin and the --. Irvine !,
lolEin and the President ----
Who Is to came or next, II "a not Gerry
easy to lnagine, as Tom Paine is dead. and
JGei Barlo" gone TO France, and Barna Bid
well run awsy--If, no viewer, The party viii
pardon Fcaeral.st FIR interfering n ! c.se
exclusively belonging 10 democracy w.
would suggest Tie expedlercy Of b,inp,uy
the JOINT wits "a Lew Lincoln. Elbllg3
Gerry, and Ben Austin INTO an A ssRs
nLAGe" on this occaSloa, AMI illus n,,t N
end ~ me controversy Al once. They IA
lulaliy follow upoa the Arel5 Of CJsyin .nr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
sgictrlIanfous Seircfions.
ne.n ,Le Pailal. f1een.ans 1snrnek

From the Paildl FfeemdEs Journal
The study OF nature, has been In all
ages, the most delightful IS well as
useful employment of the poet, Of the
philosopher, and Of the divine. 1t an
folds to the active powers Of man,
jnexhaustible resources of beauty, utili.
~ and sublimily. In the cxubercnt
stories ofnalure, the poet may fad an
Infinite variety OF images TO enrich and
cmbe.liSh his works, the philosopher
ali the materials Of his important SCI
encc, and the divine be furnished with
the most inconuoyertible proofs Of the
existence, wisdom, and goodness ola
Supreme Intelligence. The most
pure and refined enjoyment, the most
rational amusement, and the strongest
motives 10 virtue, may be derived from
this study. ltun.ocks the arcanum of
nature, and presents to cur admir-
ing view, world Of wonder-hers the
meanest capacity can ever find objects
OF delight, and the most exalted gen
It's more than Sufficient 10 reward his
srduous inquiries.
Although every branch OF natural
science, embraces subjectsos the great
est importance, yet no one has 50
strong claim onthe attention 81 man,
as :hc history q the vegetable king.
dom. Tits viii the more s.risipgly
appear when We reflect, tina, from the
vefy dawe Of mans existence, To- oriy
hs, but almost al animzteG nzture, Ii.
.her directly or isdircc,ly, have deii-
VT their Sole Subsistence from it
Alaa not only stands related 10 tho
vegetable world ia pom, Jurisprudence,
bit with respect MISC 10 the crganiza-
lion of his body, The manner Of is
growth, and the circulation IL is Studs.
fnder4, 50 nearly do the animal and
plant approach each ether, that the
mcs1 profound h5iura.isi mas never sci
l&,a at.- 10 dlaw an accurate line Of
slis'inCfiuD between them. When We
a-2Art tcon III contemplation Of The
wonderful and curious structure OF Tie
animal frame, re Immediately APP
proach The confines OF another series Of
regularly organized sxistences, 10 less
astonishing.
We h-nold rising srom The earth, an
Infinitely diversified class Of bodies,
winch lsrc;h'v strike ia with iIlsir o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
DEGREES not /" Revoked"

The Chronicle contains the follow
ing article -" As we have repeatedly
challenged the federal editors to give a
single instance Of the capture and con-
dcmnation OF an American vessel by
the French since the Cd November, and
as they have not been able to produce
one, 1t follows, Of course, that the De-
crees are positively REVOKED as to
this country" We will not pay so
poor compliment 70 the readers of
that paper as to suppose they cannot
perceive its bsurdity. We shall only
say, we have ,een authentic accounts of
many American vessels having been
" CAPTURED" BY the French, and so far
condemned as to be fIundered and
BURNT, long since the Cd November !
We have now before MS letter to a
respectable merchant of this town, Civ
ing an account, that as late as the 9th
Juiy (eight months since AoUembcrl his
brig, the TwoBetsies, Of Boston, Capt
Hultz, on her passage from ST. Ubes TO
the United States, with cargo of salt,
was on that day CAPTURED" by a
French Imperial frigate, and BURNT !!
1t this be not evidence of the existence
OF the French Berlin decree, it is of
their infamous Burning decree and
we add, if any of the French apollo
gists of the Chronicle disbelieve the
tact, we pledge ourselves that the late
owners OF the Two Betsies will give
Ninetyfer cent to ensure her safety.
A CenRnts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

Im:ses "A correspondence ensued, IN
which Irvine told Colsin that as al adj
yocate for poor Madison ne was vIlner-
able, and reminded him OF some fre-
cf3us confessions he had made respec.
ling his friend Madison.---Colvin iound
it convenient TO publish irylne's letter
taking special care to leave out all that
part which related TO the eoyesSio'l,
stating in note that they were 100 a.
bbminabie for insertion. raised
Iryine's Irish blood, and he then pub
lished an address 10 James Madison, In
which he calls on him 10 demand OF
Coiyin perusal of the WHOLE letter !;
and pledge his honour TO prove the
conversation. AS usual it will be seen
the ftderalists come in for share Of
his slang and he insinuates, that they
take deep interest, and build much
hope on the event of the controversy
between the Madisonians and Smith
ties But he is at fault the FEEDER
alists view the contest prstty much as
the farmer does a battle between a
snake and a toad, who does not care how
soon the - has both OF them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Gcreien gute..liasn6e.
Telhcl.re, Sucker. 1lre 76.

tHEPfTgS . AtRtHt JhNc 40.
A fetlcns infurreGtion hes ariGen
rear kalnoe. on account OF the
s1afcription Between Il and 500
AMEN aijennbled with fcyihes, fails,
forks, &C. &c. 'rhe military were
called 10 to difpcrl- them; and a
dreadful fcene eulucd, 10 of the
peafants were Killed. and 80 woun-
tcd, beides 100 taken prlfoners,
he others retired 70 their homes.
similar atis Of INTERPRETATION have
occurred in other parts Of the king
dom, iome OF which have been par
,loned. and others visited with death
and tie fevereit puniihment the
law can iLhil. 1t would leem as IL
thefe delnded mca viewed the con-
icription not as mcafure dictated
by motives Of naticnal policy and
benefit, but as the copy Of ilmllar
neafure originated by great CONT
mental Power, and adopted only from
a congcniality of deiigns and fsnti-
ments with that Power.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
SCATTERING.

The Hessdenf Is 1t his seat in MONTPELIER.
T.)--Mr. Al0voe, Secretary Of State. al
R'chnond-Mr. Ga!!af,n, Secretary Of the
Treasury at New York MIR Hamilton. Sc.
cretary the Navy, in Carolina--Mr. Ems.
rs, Secretary OF War at other quarters, than
the Head Quarters of Government Mr.
Granger at his Fost-CEce, looking out Tor
ofeakefs-Mr- Setr1ssy, the French MINIS.
tef' etner al intimate IN the Presidents
iamiiy' or next door neighbour Fes-
isr' the British minister, &C philadelphia.
Tins IS all well enough, in time of Peace
shd National Prosperity n.
"Hail Co.znstia, Happy Land" -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
DfPIETY.

The Salem Gazette publishes the follow
ing profane toast as given at democratic
meeting on the fourth of July last.
Thomas JefeysOn.--The name ofMoNrr-
CELLO, LIKE MOUNT SINAI, win be
Perpetusted tor having embraced the resi-.
dence of SO good man.
There Is scarcely school boy who is a.
bic 10 read his Bible but VIII recoIlecl that
Mount Sinai was the spot chosen by the
Almighty from whence to pronu.eate his
law, through Moses to the Israelites. a.
midst thunders and lightnings and earth.
quakes, and where he made The most pra.
clous though awful displays of bis glory and
omnipctence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26


England and tie United States.
The situation Of affairs betwixt tire two
countries is daily becoming more and more
alarming. Tho tie Official account vi the
engagement between the United States fill.
gate and Little Belt lad Mt been received
still the Information which had been com
municated from her officers, caused such
degree Of excitement, that il was expected
an Embrrgo would Je Lid on al American
vessels.
On the arrival Of Captain Hingham, tbs
commander Of the Little Belt, II IIAhtax.
Court of enquiry was held as 20 the en-
cumsiances attending the action with the
President, and there j. no doubt but thar lhe
British Government Will predicate their
measures upon tue facts sub,tsucisted ~
that Court. A similar Court is about 10 be
held on the conduct Of Capt Rogers, .ni It
il probable the statements of the Two Cuu..s
VIII materially differ, as The accounts which
have been published disagree a, 10 who
fired first. Ii war shoulo be tie cCnse-
quesce The AAair VIII pe.a mos unio. lunA,t.
OAe-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

Capt. Tew from st Bartholomew,
who arrived at N. York on Sunday last,
informs that since the late destructive
hurricane at that place, the northeast
quarter Of that Island appeared 70 be
falling into the SEA, and the crack
across had been several days previous
10 his departure, gradually opening.
At the time Of his sailing, the cavity
thus made was about eleven feet wide,
which appeared bottomless. The In
habitants were much alarmed by this
singular Phenomenon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
DosroN, AUGUST 81.
THE WEATHER.

The heat the present summer has
been uncommonly fer,id. Since the
10th June the mercury in thermom
cter III the shade, out doors, has for IA
days ranged above 30 degrees; and
Tor ten days rising 90.-On the 9th Ju.
ly Il ranged at 9g4 on MONDAY il
stood at 90, and Yesterday at about 4
O'Clock was at 9!ss. Since March we
have scarcely heard one thunder elm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

To the other calamities under which
the nation groans, the scourge of an In.
dian war Is likely TO be added. Sever
al accounts concur III stating that vali-
Gus murders and depredations have
been recently committed by the saya-
ges; the cause CT (which is probably to
be sought for in the attempts made to
obtain enormous oessions of lands from
-then.-frd. Red.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26


Ding toast al The tables u the principal
Inhabitants. Thus il is that our rulers
in obedience TO Napoleon, deprive the
treasury oil the revenue which ought
to be derived from The importation OF
articles of necessity, which will and
must be had, whilst they arc obliged
to borrow money for the current ex-
penses OF the government, and at the
same time offer tempting premium
to every one who is willing 10 saCreace
his morality and conscience 10 lis love
of gain by becoming smuggler and
yiolator OF the laws Ut his country.
The time will come, and that speedily,
when the effects Of this demo realizing
system will be manifested in the habits
and character Of our citizens.
U. s. Gar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

"A public dinner has been given in
Philadelphiato CHARLES CoTEswoRTH
PINKsEY-the modest, brave, patriotic
disciple Of .WAsHiNGToN and wor-
thy to be the depository of the sword
which the heir of WAsHIGToN has pre-
sented 10 him. The General Society
-otthe Cincinnati lately dined togeth-
err: In the aoasts, the United States
Its goyernment-W WASHINGTON HAM
ILToN, LAURENs, MARSHAL, GREENE,
AMEs, ST. CLAIM, and other patriots
We're not forgotten
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

BY authentic accounts from Canada.
we learn that business there is In q
most uourishing state /: the popula
Iion rapidly increasing by emigrations
from the northern and eastern states !:
that the quantity Of British goods il
that country is immense and that they
are daily introduced into the u. States
in AZ illicit manner, and to an extent
almost uncomfortable. MIR. Madison
and has anti commercial policy are in
the highest degree popular, and Il stan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

Rnn;totia!.


The first independent Or congregational
church. IN England was cslabishCd n, n MI.
JACOB, IN the year 1915 AR. Jacob. Who
mad lied from the pei secution of bishop g VA.
erOii. gong 2 Holland, aisd COM eIsiut: Wi h
Mr.. Robinson, embraced his sentimenis IL
sPectlng ehufctldiscipliEe. Some tine afer.
returning 10 Eng and having n,srted
lbs design "a setting ~ separate cungre-
CATION, ike those la Holland, ID Tie most
learned furnans OF those times, il Was not
condemned AZ GiiIAwill, considering there
was no prospect Q. nstiGIl.A reformation
Mr.. lacob, therefore, having summoned sCv-
erai OF his friends together, and having cb-
tanned I. @ir Consent 20 uI'ie IN cl,Lich Eel.
lo~ship t"r enjoying tue ordinances vi
Christ VI the Fuicst inanher, hey lid lie
foundation 81 The rsst int.epv nt.rlt church
IA L"gl.Hd IN he following WAY. H,st :.
aos-Fseu day 81 sosernI fasting and pra, /.
~ = blessing ui'oA their t.Ier.-king, to-
AAtds IT, ci-se cl he sole rx..iy- cal VII
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Battle OF the Fools

The contest /. tween the brace Of de.
nocra'ic editors Irvine of the Whip of.
tice, and Colvin, Mr.. Madison's deiep-
der, occasions much ink shedin and a.
boot Washington. /, may Be necessa-
~ Tor illucida,ion TO state, that these
worthless met IN Baltimore to se.tle he
rG'aon but could not agree On tie pre-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

Three female conyicts 1.-TWO blacks
and one whIte) escaped iasi week from
the prison in Philadelphia, by digging
from o5e OF the dungeons, under tie
foundation wall, and ascending throngiI
the pavement in Sixth-street They
must have been taking lessons from
Irenck
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

|" Man Stealing. =

The English brig Rachel arrived at New
York from Sunderland, (Eng. on the Cd OF
last month. One Reed, of New York, inyi-
tel three of her seamen, John Harrington,
James Young and Joseph Armstrong TO
ais house solicited and en;reated them 10
leave the vessel they belonged to and 60 on
board the II. 5. frlgate President, Com.
Rogers--but the seamen refused to comply
with his entrsaty. Reed then, by persua-
sion, got them intoxicated, procured mum.
Der Of persons in the character Of cOnstables
10 assist him. and by force and violence, at
q late hour in the evening, compelled them
to 60 to the wharf where boat lay ready
to take them on board the president. When
called before Commodore Rogers they po-
sitiyely refused to take the oath of allegiance
to the United States, and, in consequence,
were put ashore, where they were instant
~ arrested Tor money, which it il preten-
ded, was advanced to them, but which they
soiemnly swear, they never received and
put IN close confinement, where they now
are.
How teelingly would our democratic edi-
tors have described such an outrage If it
mad taken place in England -" Kid nap-
ping and I" Msn-Steaisng" SO often repeated,
that the people would actually believe that
some thousands Of their countrymen had
been carried into captivity. They viii now
either preserve total silence or Justify the
act Del. Statesman.
The exports TO the island of Jamaica
from England in the year 1910, amounted
IN value 10 Sl,000,000 Of dollars, being an
increase OF eleven millions since the com
mencemSnt Of the American embargo
The consumption of Jamaica is compare
lively nothing. The bulk Of these goods
were sold to the SpaniaTds in Cuba aud the
MAN. The Spanlards have therefore IN
creased their purchases from England ia
preference to America, since the latter
country evinced SO marked psrtiality for
France. The entire value of exports from
England 10 the United States never amo,lnt.
ed to 2S,00O,000 Of dollars in one year.
Lon. pap.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
FROM PORTUG N.

Notwithstanding the late. succ w hi the
combined forces ia Portugal, il daes not ap,
Apesr that any permanent advaRtares have
Resulted iron II. On the 8lh OF Iuly the
two armies we're on the opposite sides of
the river Guadians. in the neighborhood az
Aivas, distance from L sbon ahout 40 niles
"A general engagement was daily expec-
ted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

The 4th Regiment United States
Infantry, under the command Vfcol.
Boyd, sailed for Newport, Oh tie Ohio,
from Piusburg. on the I'd instant,
Where, we are told they Val remain
until adsices are received from Gov
Harrison, Of the Indiana 'Ierritosg,
which will determine vhc!htr II Wit
be necessary OF not, for the regiment
to proceed TO Vincennes, IN oder to
keep IN check the hostile lndians III
that Quarter---[ Pift5bRfg G1-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

According 10 writer in late Cent?
mel, sir. Ewing, our Ambassador to
Denmark, is nor citizen OF the u. S.
that Tor Certain purposes he obtained
a kind OF citizenship in Massachusetts,,
but never complied with the law Of the
y. 5. on that subject.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

The number of Bankruptcies ia tie.
state of New-York from April, 1911, Ia
Aug Is, 1871, is ONE THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED FIFIY-NINE.
Such list from Britain, would be con-
sidered as proof that that country was
rapidly falling to iuin. X
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

!" sometimes 6yJfre brig two Bet
sizes, Hultz, of Boston, has been burnt at
sea, by French frigste. 1t would
have been useful for person to have
kept list of all the American vessels
burnt by the French, from those des-
troyed to conceal the course of a squad
son, to those set fire to when prosecu-
ting legal voyages.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

An account has been published of a
French privateer, commanded by one
Lynton, an American The Baltimore
Wing says he went away in 1908, in a
vessel which is SUSPECTED of having
broken the embargo. Does this make
It the less likely that he now COM
mands French privateer?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

The English papers mention shat the IA
val force on the Halifax station viii he Az
creased with three ships ~ tie llne unlt-
the command Of admiral yorke.
"A The last accounts from the North og
Europe conhrIn The Intelligence w ~ adjust.
meAt ot all a!FeTeEcsS bet~tea France ana
Russia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

The breaking up ofmonied instilu.
tons merely because tine persons inter-
ested differed in political opinion irons
individuals in authority, is species Of
tyrsnny, that in the dinlinution of faith
in the nation, cannot fail to have an in
furious effect On public credit. 1t Is
thus that intolerance and persecution
bring their own punishment Oh kHayes
and fools who are guilty Of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
LONDON, JUNE III 1871.
RRlFa ana France.

We have authentic advices from
Sweden, which fate. thar the affairs
in diipute between France and Ruiz
fia were not Accommodated : and that
I.auriston till inGlted fbat RuDIa
.5oad alt, q The Continental Sgfer, en-
tirek. Letters from Gotrenbsrg,
from trutt worthy fources, dated the
nth June, FAY, the letters from
Stockholm Jfsak psftiveJ of Var be-
tween France and Ruflia. The lat
ter has 10, zoe men employed in for
tifyiDg Anland Tiey add, that the
Danih army had been ordered to be
in readinefs; and that large body
of French and Rhenilh troops had
advanced to the Polifh frontiers.
An American gentleman from
Paris, Jays, thar Mafena, Ney, sc.
were treated with great refPeet in
Paris and that they had been or
dered there to contult OIL new ar
rangement for carrying on the war
in Spain and Pcrsugal.--Nsf the
sralsf attrebeafr2n, acre entertained
ga rupture zrltb Ru5fa.
Covernnscnr have agreed TO grant
licenfes for French ihips TO come TO
Britiih ports in ballait, and receive
on board cargoes of coffee and fugar
but thofe fhips are not allowed TO i'm
port articles ofFrench produce in re-
turn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

The following, which we are requested
to repubhsh, is aptly applied.
EPICRAM-
Says Bob. to Jim you're rogue snd cheat
Says Jim to Bob you're rascal complete
Qnoth Thomas the truth Of the proyerbE
see,
That fzro Of a rade can never agree
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

As the Democrats appear dcterTnisl-
ed 10 do any thing which occurs 70
them for the aggrandizement Of then
PARTY, it ought not to snrprize. il they
should break the constitution, create an
Order of Nobility, and establish State
Church, in which the Preachers should
be appointed by the Goyernour.