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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
Enter .AHvik AID .4zyL.

ChANCbs Q MAINE.
Inter .4nvH AID .4zyL.
Aacil. tell thee, Awl, BiiIy the Cloth
ies means 10 dress tie Commonwealth, anl
hln the 1Eaiae part Of II, ana sci new n-T
upon it,
An. o miserable age virtue is not le
gaFded in handy craftsmen.
AasH Nay more, tie Judges are not goo.
woFkmen.
dol True, and yet il ~ said labor "a NJ
s1caiioH; which is Is much as 20 say, let tht
msgis ra'es be lsboring mtn, and therefor,
sheud we be magistral IS.
-iaSiI Thou hast hiJ il, for there's NJ
ssNsrslgn Of a brave mind IMAM hard hand
1U- see them, l see then, and a
ElonEst The rest Scraper the Tanner.
<4vH lie shall have the skins of tie
SeMy 70 mske Digs leather of.
@1t And Dick The Butcher
= A'r'l. Then is Law struck down like AT
OA, ana IMPRESSIONS thfoa, cut like { alf
A's And Smrh the Weaver
N4Via Ergo. their thread of lie is srun
II. Come, come LET'S fall IN with them
Eater BlR, Dick lAe Bu'eher, Smith "A.
-, "ecper, o'zd others.
nH Onr enemies shah give way to US,
.' '.afsa with the spirit Of setting up fol
.'seNes be brave then and follow ms.
- sear General is brave, and vows a Sep.
p. All shall he IN common, ana on
'''nd waarves shall my horse 20 10
as And when am Governor, as win
~, ooo save your Excellency
sl,-n i : thank yuu good Demos, there
~, : 10 money, all shall drink and eat
II scofs' ana | Will apparel them all
br,s.S, 'NSsy' that they may agree like
0 ~ 'iu Worship me their Governor
l., -, 10 &c n-'e@er The Eest ding We do
~ = A'n 81 Tie Lawyers.
~ - tai mean to do. Is no
n;.,eb . '.,-'s taiAg, that white p4pti
wa % yiuocan', tsine sesibbied
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs rhs
= public that he continues his School foI
the initruefion of youth in Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Grammar. &c at his room owes
Judge FsEtAAN's Ol1ice--Price of tuition
feur dollars per quarter
ISAAC WESTON.
Peytldsd doyI 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

10 CORRESPONDENTS.

T.. will accept our thanks Tor ms poetic al
communications We hope that our col
umns will ottener be enriched, and our rea-
ders more frequently charmed with his eff
fusions Of fancy, feeling, and Wit. The
classical accuracy, the highly poetic express
sion, and 1iimen;al chastity ofhis con,mu-
nicatlon ia his days paper, cannot fail 10
command to- commentator of all persons
OF correct taste.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
John P. Ihurlton.

John P. lhurlton,
Hs' for Esir. Ms. 4 Ceatys Rszg.
80 Dbls ffeih Howard flress ELOVN
ESQ boxes brown soar
bbis Prime PORK
$50 kegs Paints ground in Oil
- tafk' god I'D and 'od EnEIifh Nails
30 eheits Hyion, Hyion SSin x Sourhong
TEAS
.hh0-Juis received complete aiIortmenr
Of warranted ANCHORS
MDeb T. (e,vN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

70 reoirs-The Selectnen ~ this town,
having complied with our request % furnish
a statement Of the financial concerns OF the
town, we defer the publication OF the
HAM Bill referred TO in our last, until next
week. 1t viii then appear accompanying
the statement.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL,

INFORMS their friends and the Public hat
they have Removed from rres ftreet 10
their New Store in Back itreet, nesr the Court
Houle-where they have on hand variety
Of Cabinet Furnisure-which tbey offer for
ale On reafonabie terma-Ihey acknowledge
lalf tavors and ioiIcit a continuance Of TIE
anne. Every at,eation 20 cultomers in the
,bove branch OF bu6nels, viii be punetualy
attended 10.
w & S H. Return their thanks 10 the
,ublic for their liberal sihitancs, WHICH they
ave received with gratitude.
April 8. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
iaiaemetr, attention q

THE Members Of the PORTLAND RIFLE
COMPANY are informed tina, their reg
u!ar meeliug IHIs EvEsINc, will be holden
at WAsHINcros HAIL, (Cffss B4iiaing.I al
BALI Pae Jsven O's!set preciiey
w. B. SEWALL, Ck,E.
fpyH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

la the Sally Anne, Rufell Glover, matter,
and Lothsire, Jos. Jackfon, mater, from
Liverpool,
Tappan & Searle,
Lave received. and now offer for faIs al
WArehouie No, 81, Broad ftreet, Bottom,
Is5 Packages Brity6 MANUFACTURED
GODS,
leletled by Mr.. Tappan, at the manufal ories
in Mauehefler, Glalgow, Leeds, and London,
comprifIng very choice aud elegant aGurt-
ment of Fancy and Staple Goods
PurchSfers ace afured that theCe Goods.
being bought by partner aud for caih, can
and will he offered on the moi liberal terms,
and are well worthy their a,,ention-,hey
comm Of new and elegant Ryles Of plain and
printed Cotton Goods, Mullins. plan and
fancy Woolens Silk Goods and Linens. Of
descriptions Adapred to the afual Spring and
Summer demand They will be fold BY The
Packages, or in ors to fuit purchalers Par
ticu'ars too numerous for the limits OF an I'd
veIrilsment.
The reiidue Of Spring Good. are expected
IN ths Liverpool Packet, daily looked for
6f'E ], 1871: Sw (s)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

For JaLe or exebang'd far actiue Pro
ferty,
4 Lot of Land and the Buildings, &c there
: on coniilt'ng OF a Story Dwelling houie
Handsomely hniihed-Out houirs--And A
qusduG and Inmber of Frnis Trees, 81. uA,ed
on Fiddle Lane, adjoining land Of James Bar
rett.
n 6--A Building Lot luated on Danforrh
Stree, adjoining Land of lanes Foldick
For particular apply TO
DANIEL ODEI.L.
Portland, April s, 1871, (tfJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
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EDUCATION.
Abr ham Burnham.

Abr ham Burnham,
{NTOULD respectfully inform the inhabi-
:" tants C Portland, thar he propofe, 0.
pening on the 9Th inf. Private School in
Mechanic Hall, Fore.lreet, in which will be
taught, with correctness and fidelity, Reading,
Wrifords Writing, Arithmetic and Rnglilh
Grammar, alto Geography, aud the Latin and
Greek Languages; and generally, ,hofe bran
ches computing an academic education.~
As he Gall itudiouny eDdoavour to be be
nehcial TO thoie fudents who may be placed
under his tuition, he fatters himlelf he fhali
participate 10 the patronage of a generous
public. --.-at.
For terms inquire at Col Burnhams Tavern.
AP,1s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
4 STRAl. LIRE

Il STRAl' MARE
,ANz into the mcclure sf the subferibsr
- on the ff,h day of april The owner
may have her again ~ proving property and
paying chargss-app'F 10
THEODORE LIBBY.
Sca'b0reggb. AtyH g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
DRUGS . MEDICINEg.

PAINTS, DYESTUFFS, &c.
Computing as great a variety in the above
branch As was 10 be had At Ais late ltand.-
he iohclt' renewal Of the very liberal pat
ronage believed upon him ~ his former
fnends and cultomers, and aaures them that
no e1ertions ihalI be wanting Oh his part 10
merit their future confidence
The Iecent misfortune that he has experi-
enced he fruits will prompt thoie who are in
dee.ed 10 him and whole terms of credit have
expired 10 make Immediate payment
n B-lhe Store will be kept open from
iunri!e until nine o'clock in the evening.
PO,tlSss, FEB. rs. ftfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
COMMUNICATION.

n 'erdtiou Of part # S5eae "a. Act +tf, I,
isr sesOas Pa,G Of SAakspeGyt's Hen,y on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
Benjamin Butman

r EsPECTFULLY Informs his friend ssl
: the pubic that be has purchaled rAs
Stock 10 Trade of Docl. Shirley Erviug aud
recommended buGueis at the fore lately %
cupied oy him IN Esebangs FRET. which he has
lut re?lenilhed with large and sxtezGve
s1Ortment of ffelh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
NOTICE 4

THE Subscribers for building The Bridge
from Ma!ams Neck, 10 caIed) IN Cape.
elizabeth. 10 Portland are requeited 20 meet
1t Col BuRSHAM's Tavern IL Portland, on
Wednesday, the 9th infant a, ten o'clock
IN the forenoon, for the purpoEe Of mskiag
choice of an Agent for experimenting tina
bulldog Of laid Bridge.
ROBERT BOYD, \
RALPH CROSS, CsmmifcE
SILVA. HIGGINS, , FIR
MARK DYER, SA6ys,ibvrt.
w. SFORER,
APy3 A
NOTICE (
The partnerlhip us STONE 81 SJVAZT
il this day diiTolved by mutual content.
All perlons who are indebted 10 them are
requsled TO make immediate payment and
ell who have any demands ag1ina The fad
firm 70 exhibit the fame foe lettletnent.
STONE * sway.
Northyarmouth, March 2T, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

la the Sally Anns, Ru6sll Glover, matter,
and Lothaire, Jos. Jsckfon, mater, from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

N. B Best Of Liquid s. Roll BL ACK-
lRG ioi Boots--whIch are cleaned al The
shOr'Sot uoNce, and white top Boots Gle ned
IN the best manner, Al the above shop.
Portland, AorH s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
3ntflltgeute.
OfSpaaib affairs.


The following article is laid to
have been received from Cadiz, in
private letters, as having been ported
up IN the public itreets of that city.
PLACARD.
(" Spaniards look to yourfelves.
Let every man confult his own fafe-
ty, for there is none will do it be-
fides. 1t is true you have a govern
ment or rather body of men cal
ling themielves Regency, and what
has been termed a General Cortes
OF the kingdom. But they are cor
ruPt and inactive, and they are not
for Spain az long as they can pre-
ferVe themlelves. Our troops are
marched from home, left they lhould
take vengeance On thole who are at
the head Of aflairs. If we with to be
free, we mutt take our Liberty into
our own hands, and we mutt not
fufFer ourfelves to be blinded by hy-
pocritical Patriots. Look to your
ielves."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
LateR from Portugal

Accounts from that country to the
middle of Sept. have been received
at Philadelphia. They furniih no
intelligence of any recent military
events they briefly fate, that the
Englifh army, which were recently
cautioned on the borders Of Spain,
were daily reinforced, that feet OF
tranfports had arrived from England
and Ireland, with about 10000
troops, one half of which were cavai-
ry that the army was very healthy
and proviGons abundant thar the
articles of American produce were a
mere drug, particularly -four. corn
and corn meal T; that at Medeira, the
markets were alto dull, the vintage
fhort, and wine fcarce.
Some reports have been fpread,
that battle was lately fought on the
confines of Port ugal, between Lord
Wellington and Martial Soult.-
This is an idle rumour, as our late
dates allure us, that the two grand
armies were not in Gtuation to at
tack each other, Martial Soult hav'
ing filed off to the fouth, for the pur-
pofc of afliiting Souchet in his exter-
minating plans, and gen. Marmount
having his troops fcattered in differ
emit places of the Elframadurss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
.Aeus : Ae7ps :

The Berlin and Milan DEGREES al:
modified This interesting and y
important MEMS was officially ~
nounced to the Legislature Of Vernl'a''
llth iast At three O'Clock, \ W.
his Excellency Governor Calo''..
Let " British hirefines" now NH.
their cry of French Alfaence ~
IS no such thing ! Though the hg,;
ror Of France may not have revoFsa +
" offensive" DEGREES, nor restored
teen millions Of the sequcslered y.
petty of American citizens, yeN Nj
CHEF Magistrate Of Vermont 0as L.
modified" the" Berlin and Milan h
Crees that they have ceased 70 opF'~
against The United States"
Ua,cinsr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
BOSTON. OCT d

f,em Eqgland.-Papers to the goth
Aug. and verbal accounts to the 10th
Sept. have been received at New
York = They are however barren of
any events of moment. The King
was fill alive, and apparently no
worfe in bodily indifpofition, than
for fome months pat. Official Let
ters from Windfor, Of the goth Aug.
tate, " that his MJray, at inter
walls, was collected, that he eat
heartily at breakfaft and dinner; and
took in the courfc Of the day itrong
coffee, and drank lemonade" Nor.
withdrawing thefe indications Of con-
tinued life, no expectations were
formed of his ever again being ref.
tored to fuch a fate of health and
ianity, as to take upon himfeIf the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

In1hartial n czHraHty. The lat4 VIII.
val af the French Privateer Marenpo !.
our waters is proof in point of he ~
partial neutrality of cur governmem
This privatesr has heretofore been u
lowed to arm, recruit, and reft n ~.
ports, and being thus enabled to cruz.
against her enemies has succeeded i
taking several merchantmen and I'LL
now returned TO secure her phnd,r
and 10 prepare for another cruz.
This she does openly, and with the an.
probation of our government-anItfN
we are pleased 20 call stricf AeufrcEfu
We complain ofthe British cruizen
who hover on our coasts 10 intercep
such pirates as the Marengo, and insi,t
that they have no right TO come near
us, as we are an honest reAtraf NATION
Our conduct may be termed neutrality
according to mons. Genet's new law of
nations but is it neutrality which
reason and common sense can al.
prove and which would not be allow.
ed to exist had we men ofindependencs
at the head of affairs it is not sucha
neutrality as Washington proclaimed
and enforced. fit is not open wua.
gainst Great Britain, it is certainly aid.
ing and abetting her enemies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

We find the American coast lined
with French privateers, and New-Or-
leans the grand dehot of their ro5ber-
les. Surrounded by water as we are,
no city IN the United States presents
such an inviting situation and along
with that, the number of inhabitants
that have been thrown by the fate of
war on our shores, who have long prac-
tised and bave felt the beneficial effects
Of the honorable Profession Of privateer-
ing secures TO those freebooters many
friends here. Not having any port in
the West Indies or on the American
continent, where prizes can be carried
for adjudication, they avail themselves
ofthis friendly port to smuggle in their
plumber.
Priyateering is permitted as legal be-
tween belligerents under certain re-
strictions :-Sosay thediiferent writer's
on the law of nations. TO elucidate
the business--A French Privateer cap
turing an Enghsh merchantmen, be-
fore she can become alegal prize, she
must be carried into some place of
safety where she can be condemned
If she Is carried into a neutral port in
distress, she is not in place of safety,
she cannot be condemned, but is obi
ged again 20 put to sea and run the risk
OF being taken by the English or any
power at war with France. This, like
all The other laws of nations, becomes
binding by consent, and any nation de-
Waiting from this law, becomes robbers
Hence 1t IS, not capturing vessel on
the high seas, plundering her OF yalua-
bic property, and burning and destroy
ing her, and smuggling the property
into neutral country, is ROBBERY on the
high seas and any English captain Of
privateer or letter of marque convic-
ted Of such crime would suffer death.
We particularly request the collec-
tor and Naval officers 10 be on the alert
Ito look to the southwark aud east
ward--lrom those small bays and in
lets the goods wares and merchandise,
plundered at sea, are introduced into
our city.
Ertract from The Log book Of me shin
Stranger, catt. Thomas from .Nezy.
York.
I Tuesday, August 90, l8II-These
"a hours commenced pleasant gales,
Z all sails sct-At p, M. got within
b sight OF Tortugas banks, S. fathom
water--Middle part moderate gales
| Al A. nj. was fired upon and brought
too by the French priyateer La. French
Sc, capt. Chevalier. The privateer pas
sed us without taking any further no.
tee, IN chase OF schooner at 5 a. Nj
made sail and stood on our course, the
ship Broker of New York, in company
At ~ "A. M, the priyateer came 10
with The schooner and took her; she
proved TO be Spanish schooner from
Campeachy for Havanna-at 10 A. M.
the prlvateer fred and brought Us too
agaln-aiter part pleasant gales from
). Il.
"Wednesday, August 81, lsll-At
/. M. a boat from the priyateer came
on board with an officer, and told the
captain 70 take his papers and 70 on
board--from us he went on board the
ship Broker, and took the captain On
board The prvatcer with him, orderinp
the ships to follow-and after we had
run or leagues to the S. L. and %,
u the Gulph Stream, we were ordered
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
KINGSTON, (JA.) SEPT

We yesterday received Caracas e.
zettes and letters to the 22d ult. MI
eniia was taken On The 18th. Iv.
piIlaged for week, most Of he IONS
reduced 10 ashes, and tie greater ~.
Of the inhabitants put to the sword a.
Miranda was expected at Porto Ca,,I
10 for the purpose ofafEordine relief /.
the Europeans imprisoned there u
board the Panton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

ice q are de-
Grau w to whom
in tl,e Excellency,
we are Eat nde1aI Leafty
ami f1rb- co. lout fine e0i.
dsace, hc3rver, theic charges mutt
be confJered as entirely unfoand .
And will it be iaid that your Excel
lency, and councillors Spring, XII
ham and Kinfey. were greater friends
TO the contribution than the FEEDER
aIilfs No, this will not be faid
for there is proof poltive 70 the con-
trary. Let me ak alto was IT the
federalifts or was it the prefent aiio-
ciates of your Excellency, who op-
pofed, ceniured, and attempted to
embarrafs the pacific, but wife and
firm meafures of Warrington, in
adjuiting difficulties with England in
1875 and forming treaty with that
nation, under which our intercits
were fecured and our PROPERTY mott
remarkably augmented ! Was it
the federalifts or was it thoie who
are now your political friends, who
attempted, in I1oo, to withdraw the
confidence of the people from their
patriotic Rulers, for making a noble
itand againlt the intrigues and injuf-
tice of republican France.
What foundation for the charge,
that the tederaifs are hottie to the
Unim of thele States 1t is merely a
concluiion drawn by the 1aco6ins Of
the day, to alarm the uniformed, be-
caufe the tederaEff have oppofed the
anti-c0mw,eria' plans of the politicians
gf the South. But ] put the queftion
for the cool reflection of your Excel
Lency, whether the federahf5 of Ne7v-
England would notbe juftly chargea-
bic with having bafely abandoned
the rights and interefts of their con-
ltituents, had they not mott decided
ly and zealouly oppofed the late
meafures of the national adminiltra-
ton, which have paraEzed the enter
prizes # The people and drisd up the re-
j6t1ce5 Of the nation? The only
crime of the Fedsrakfs is this, that
they have ftrenuoufly opPo9ed the
partial, mbecis 99hy of The 7Be1o-
mans, which refufes all Pyotetfion to
commerce, and Jabmt5 to Be driven
tram tie scean, at the command of Ma
foicm.
Let thofe, then, who approve the
conduct of naturalization, which
has already occaiioned 70 much M
aUidzai and general dJfrei5, and what
is more, 70 much djfb0Hoy and dlgrace
to the country !: land for oppo6ng
which the FEDERAL repu5Hcan5 are
threatened with "cxils" by your Ex-
ce'lency)--le them take care, that
they do not by eulogizing, and fup-
porting fuch conduct. drive the fuf-
fering citizens to defparation.
~ The bigg-oPBjeaf notice. ALLUDED 10 BY o.,
C'',sPondeat, - ysiusoaf!y defsyre5 tin CIV nest
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

% heare too, and were kept hyirr Y.
for the s:ace sd ; hours. Atll
the captain was sent Oh board WI
Spanish prisoners with him, WHO
was ordered to take to New Orleans
though be demonstrated, and ssi6
was short Of both provisions md u.,
yet he put them on board without i,
plies Of any kind.
The captain states, that While
board the privateer lie vas abused NJ
informed that they would take WI.
they wanted from on board his slim.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

20 icnoran-e. 1tmis't have been PSF
so1 I r'rity that impellcd him, on a
uubounded eagentss 70 eXclnde from
Use ,1cac ot Paris man whose pollu
cal feelings and principles did not &C
cord with those ofthu executive +; but,
be il as il may, Gen. Armstrong is res
pnnsihle for his saffrriDgs and the IN
,ury done to MS interests Though the
long detention.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
THE HRlFY.

An editorial dissertation in the lat
National lntelligencer, strange 70 s'H
consists Of a studied eulogium upoA
standing armies, but proposes to nIas
wheel barrow men Of the soldiers
This essay plainly appears to be 'A'
production of Harrison Smith, who nt'
vertheless pretends to have constitute
Gales, to be the editor, that Le hlass'
may gnaw away in the dark.
Ted. Res.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
NFyV-YORE.OCT, y

NEW JIM OIla r.
Custom House Officers. We arc d,
ready enjoying state Of what we are u
expect when Bonaparte's Custom
House Officers take possession ofow
sea ports.-Yesterday the Surveyor Of
this port seized thirty hogsheads II
Country Rum as British manuIaciurs
He insisted that it was good Wcsl III.
dia Rum 4; although the merchant to
whom ii was consigned declared that
he had sold il several cents in CALM
less than the common price ofcouulV
rum, on account Gifts inferior quality.
III was NOT until the owner producel
his invoice from the distilery, that The
officer would relinquish his hold.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

cares Of government but on the
contrary. an administration was Tor
ming, at the head of which the
Prince Regent would be placed with
all the powers and prerogativeS OF a
fovereign, that would probably give
a new tone to the public fpirit OF the
nation. This change is corrobora-
ted by an advance in the itockS'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

Michael Keppelle, Esq Is chosen
Mayor Of the city Of Philadelpbia, vice
Mr.. Wharton who declined serving Il
gain. Mr.. X. THE federal candidaftl
had 10 votes in the Council John Ba.
ker Esq. l3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
PENINSULA AFFAIRS.


The enrenched works n Ion
Lisbon have been recently lnspe' NJ
and found to be complete.-A" g..
force which France can SEND as
them cannot be successful while =.
ded by 40, or $4,000 English tioq w.
Gen. Graham and Marshal D. r.
ford have both gone from Lisbon I
army.
George W. Campbell, L'q
Representative is appointed I M
OF the u. s. from 1eEnessee' WY
hin NhitesideI resigned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08

fIhVlNG qua:,ned ss Executor of
Thomas Gilliat, deceased, am rea.
dy 10 receive what is due to saId estate
and TO adjust any just CLAIMS against it,
am duly authorised a,soto receive what
ever is due TO the late firm oil Gilliat &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS of closing
these matters as exped,iously as possible
said late 6rm, viii please take notice tina;
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar
Engagements are entered into without de-
lay, shall put all claims into the hands
or attornies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'f
OF Thomas Gilliat, decd.
Richmond. Sept, 81, 1910. If