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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

WATCH MAKER,
a. sBr fer Of TIE TIMR PIKcE, near tie bofiem y
E~sbargS fret,
IIAS The pleaiure of offering TO the ladies
j. Il and gentlemen If Portland and its vicin-
ny, an additional fuppiy of
Hardware. 1sqvtlry, Sifur, Plated,
1appan'd, Brifania q Cutlery Good5
part Of the lateit importation, and fuch, as
from quality, pattern and price. cannot fail to
give iatisfacfion ;--among rrbisb ave,
Plated Gators; Lsmps; Candleilicks ;
Shutters and SnuiTer Trays; table and tea
Spoons Britannia leaflets; blocktin Teapots.
JAPpANNKD--L Liquor Stands; Gators Cam
cleificks; patent iide and ffand Lamps; Wal
tiers and Trays; Bread Balkets, all of the
newell patterns
Fine Cutlery Knives and Forks, in fetts to
match; common do. Penknives and 5cihors
Of the Gneit 6nifll-s common do. the belt
afTorrnlent of Razsrs that ever was offered in
the Difrica of Maine. Watch Chains, Seals
ard Keys, of all kinds elegant DrefHng
Cafes Pocket aud Memorandum Books ;
Purfes ladies Thread Cafes. &c together
with various articles in his line, well feected
and will be fold at very imall advance.
He Continues his nnremitted attention 10
the interelfs of bis employers in his protection
asa
WATCH-M4KER,
aud folicits a continuation of that liberal pat
ronage which he has hitherto received, and
now acknowledges with gratitude.
He ALTO has the happiness to inform his
friends that having fitted up ihop and en-
gagged the conffant attendance Of one of the
bea working Jeweller and Goldfmiih in the
United States, it will be in bis power in future
to execute all orders in that line with elegance,
neatnels and difpa.ch.
ALSO-FOR SALE,
Warranted ntav geld o fiber Watches,
from the bef Makers-among which are
fome elegant Patent LGOys.
Alto, Wiiiords Patent Time Pisry.
Portland, Dec. 8, 1871 (tO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

HAS commenced his Hrit.nC School a, tie
Ha.l ever Portland Bark : MO'nirS Class from
lO 10 I1-ECenirs Glasses from 10 y, and
pom 8 10 100 Ladies zUlA De taRgLt az
Fker ,eS5ecsive places II abode Dee .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
The American Reader

TIE COW but little more than year fnce
A. the" AMERICAN READER" was firft
iilued and introduced, az a reading book. into
fchools and academies. The repeated tokens
of appreciation which the Compiler has re-
ceived from mary judicious and Respectable
individuals. as wei as from tbs public, and
the rapid fale of the hook 10 foon af,er it's
publication, Qhers having been three thou
iaud told in the compass of one year, are cir
cumnances which may be con6dered AZ evil
dental thar the work Is not deliiiufe of merit.
Il is hoped that thofe who are concerned in
fchcrl-, and who have nor perufed this lchool-
book will take the trousle 90 examine il.
Aud II is believed that IL will be found pref.
cradle as reading book in ichool, 10 any now
IN ufe. The compilation was made with
great care and labor, and the Rri6feff regard
was pad to the fiye and fcntiment of The
pieces fe'eaed with view TO give the
youthful mind virtunus and ufefui turn Of
thought. The following extract is taken from
letter received by the Compiler from the
Rev. JosfrH Emftsos, of Brvs-ly. author Of
the Evangelical Primer. al do not heG ate :"
lays he, TO give il As my opinion that ID.
dr'rricas Resaer' Is better calculated TO i'm
prove The pupil in The art Of reading and 70
sfia him in acquiring ufeful knowledge than
any o;her book of The kind" AS an add
fional inducement for the ule Of this book in
ichool', i may be obierved, that il is the
cbespeIt fthooI book now in ufe, for the Gzs
and ityle Of sSecu'icn. This book nav be
had az the Book fore Of A, LYMAN . co.
the pu5iifhers Of the work, AT Tur SION OF
tbs 3IsIs. Exsba.Es f,ea by the hundred,
dozen, or hngie Liberal counts will be
made 70 thoie who purrhaf- / y the quantity.
To be icldsafo, by y Goedafe, Bookie'er,
fiallowell; w 4. MmteH. Bath; Sesmoa
Wns6fae,, WifcafTes, end by The Merchants
generally IN the country through the Diftrid
ALTO by Cborls' Tsesoa, Pcr'fmomh 75 ma,
and Wbifpie o-d z Lhtis e c, Newburypori
Es-y N,6Ysis, Salem SERVED r. d,rzJfsag
Bolton, Ce. Dec z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

TIE subscribers inform their friends
and the public that they have formed .
connection il business under the firm Of
Horton, Dow s. Coo,
For the purpose ofcarrying on the manufac.
tire of Candles and Soap; and that a sup
civ of those articles Of superior qnsllty
VIII be kept constantly for sale. az No A,
Exchange street, and al The Mandatory
~ the head Of Creen-strect.
They have procured iirs,-rate workman
from Europe TO conduct the business at the
Msnufec,ory and every attention viii be
paid TO the qnslily of the s,tioles offered for
sale RUFUS HORTON,
JOSH All DOW,
JOHN COE.
D.vsyrrd 1o.L fF, 81 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
For ale AZ Publ. suGion.

For iale az PnDll- fuciion,
On 7UhSD2s, TIE 18th day Of Deem
Der next,
VFNTy STVEN srres oe very ercellerf
Land, ti'uared in New Cafco village. I've
snc part Of The Farm former occupied by
liiiha Poie, lying on The lower road leading
from Portland 70 N,rthyarmourh. Liirzpi.s
oue nth Of Corn Mil, and one eighth of
= Wharf Privilege.--Sale AZ 20 s'rioe&. fbs
pssnjirs Fam rfb. Mo- ~, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

V.1WI I'D,
AN APPRENTICE to the Coorering-
Business, Lad between Is and l6 years
of age One from the country would be
preferred-Apply to
SAMUEL CHASE,
bef..een Long and csnyat Whayf Portland
Dec. 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
LONG Wharf.
40 Bbls Beef,
$50 Boxes Soap,
100 Bags Coffee,
400 Hhds Lifbon Salt,
10 Hhds w. I Rum,
so Half Bbls Mes Beef,
20 Bbls Mels Pork.
Dscm5er 9. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
Nuts g Tibbefs,
NEW GOODS :


No. :, Esssa,g: ja,esf,
LEvE jn1 received IN addition 70 their
: former flock, a variety of GOODS. luir-
able for he prefer; fesfon. which they will
fell al reduced pr'ces-eon6liirg Of fnpsrfinc,
miding and low priced Beoadcio,hs Calf
reres Dufiil- /; Coarings; VeilIrg; Peiieie
Flauneis; gent'erteu and ladies' worried Hole
-genIlemens lambs wool do white Cotton
Cambria; colored do; C.!iccss; Ginghams !;
Fa-nitures; Biitiih Shifting Cot;ons India
DO; Luarings; Lsces; Mullins Shawls; iiik
and cotton Hankerchiefs Gloves Linen. !;
drown Holland; do Cot,ons Linen Cam
brIc; Long Lawu; Ve7e,s; braces; Cotton
Balls Linen Thread; common and canltric
Dimities shalloons aud RuiFes.
hiro--a variety OF
Fafl0,y Yarn, Shifting. Sbse.iag, Giag-
BAN Chicks, &c.
B-Cccs Bills wiz be received a, par
for the above articles. Dec &
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

FOR SdLk,
T'HEtwo Cory Houle next above the Brick
Hnufe, bottom of Federal iireet, accom-
ncdated with isitabe Ous Houies, &c. to.
gether with the land on which j; Is q uated.
dIo--A le. Of Land containing cn acres.
fitua'ed in Is DAD Cove, on MooIe Ifand, with
two Dwelling iouies, Flih Fakes, to here
on--very excellent liand for carrying on the
Fifth and Platter butinels Part Of laid Lot
isunser good improvement and the remain
der well wooded with MATS fpars, E'e. very
handy 10 the iho-e.
.fBs---i Store liiua'ed on Jeremiah Bur
gins WHAT in Ealfport mott convenient
itand for huhnefs in the pace. The whole or
part of faid property will be fold on long
credit for good endoried notes, on terms
highly advantageous TO the purchaf-r For
particulars apply TO
lhcophilus Slower.
Povtisrs. Nep IS (tfj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
FOR SALF,

4 Valuable tract Of Land lying in the coun-
4 ty of Lincoln, between the Plymouth and
Waldo Patents, known by the name of the
Academy Gore, containing upwards Of nine
thcufand acres of excellent Land An indIf
putab'e title viii be given, being that derived
from the ffate; and the futfcribers, who are
authorized to fell the lame. now offer j, on
liberal terms. either the whole together, or
in lots as may ben fuit rhe purchafera
JOHN FAIRLY,
ALEXIS LIrTf.F,
CHARLES NlCKET.S.
Eerc Csah, Tsv I, 1911 (r y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
Portland Book Binding Manu-
factory.

Il ~
| John PRATT, informs his friends and The
| public that he continues to carry on the
I Bosk- Binding BgfinsG,
as ufual. in its various branches, oppofte
Mr.. Robert Boyd fore, head of Exchange
street. He has on hand, large and fmall lzc
Paper, crofs ruled and plain, fuir25le for
Account Books, double aud Gngle euiry /;
| Ledgers and Journals Waite aud Letter
Books which he will bind up TO any patterns
a, the fhortel notice and in hyperion binding.
He iniends in addition, keeping on hand q
general afortment of
Accmnt B7sks, Scbooi Bseks, and STD
tionary.
Now ON hand
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
Ledgers; Journals, erofs ruled and for double
entry
Day Books, whole and half bound
Invoice, Cath and Letter Books
DENY Quartc, whole and half bound
Fool. Cap do. Receipts do. Note do.
Check Books Bank do
a variety of fizes of Memorandum Books, in
red leather and marble, crois ruled and
plain, SC.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Bibles, different size.
Testsmeats Cohnmhisn Orato-,
hPreceptors, Art Of Reading
American Reader: We5s,er's, perry's,
Pixies and Maine Spelling books
Child's Companion; Bosom pilmmcr
Common do C.pheripg books
Wuitng do. cross ruled and plain, BY The
dozen or single
Copy Rocks a variety Of small Story and
Toy Books Belknsp's Psalms & HYMNS
Was do Military Books
Baron Sgeubep I; Massachusetts, Militia
Laws Po1ket Companion
Portland Military Msncuvres
Artillery pocket Companion
STATIONERY.
DENY, Fools Cap and pot Visiting Paper
Move 40 post do; gh edge dc. superior
quhty drawing do embossed 90
Musick a.; Marble Piper blotmg do
Csrsridce do; blue do
Quits, different prices
k-tl and coioureA w afers: Sealing Wax
Red and tlAclS Ink.powder
Pewter. slate and stone Ink Stands
Pocket do red & black led 4, nclls. some
of superior qdslly; slate do
Camers hair 10 India Rubber
Sand Boxes aud sand Rulers
w afer Seals Pouncc; japan Racks for
ietlers; Pirer Cases boxes Waters
Tugs &c Ink morocco Picket Books
ID Purses Dice; 90 Boxes
Iyosy Combs Cigar Boxes; shaving do
B uShcs--plsj Cards, superfne
Eagle, Harry eight, Highlander do
Blank do-Bonnei PIPER Steel Pens
Durable Ink for wriung on linen
Gto.h Rfushes-Tooih do
Sesmen's Iournsls--best Of Windsor cake
Soap-kase do-Wash Balls
Do of superior qualify. by he dozen or
single, and mary other articles.
Clergyman's, Farmers and Lows AL
MANAGES Tor 1Sl2-will be ready ~
few days, Massachusetts Register for 1872
The above articles will he sold as cheap
as can be bought elsewhere for Cash or
short Credit Desc7nJer 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

Gables, C0rdage and Boifrape,
M ANUFACTURED from the fri quality
AVA Of clean Hemp, and for fae by a. CHE
YER, at No: :, Long Wharf, or az the New
Rope Walk, by behring's bridge. 7rly 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

II HR fubfcriber hereby give. public notire
10 all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and taken upon himfef the uuR Of
a5minlarator on the elatc of
HANNAH CUSHMAN,
late Of 3 uufwick, in he county Of Cunher-
and, decesied, by giving bond a the sw Z
rects.--He therefore requeas sliprrfoDs whp
are indebted to lie faid deceafsd ETA n AZ
make immediate payment; ard shife who
have any demands threnn "a eIhihH the tame
to SAMUEL %OQDAiSA.
Dec z, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

TIE fubfcriaer hereby gives pubic notice
10 all concerned. that he ha, oeen duly
appointed and tskenlu ION himief the truft OF
admlnitlrator on the eitafe of
ROBERT MITCHELL,
late OF Psjepfcotr, in the county of Cua5er-
land, yeoman. deceafe1. by giving bond IS the
law d,rsfs-He therefore requeIts ali perions
who are indebted TO the faid deceased's c0a,e.
to make immediate payment; and tiofe who
have any demands thereon. 10 exlshir tie
same 10 JOHN MINTCSH.
D"b'ri Ne. ?, 1911 (p9f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

n slfUFF ROUND

IN the street in Portland, which the
nwner may have by ca}ing charges and ap-
living 20 RUFUS HORTON.
Dec =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

\ general aifortment % American Cotton
Goods from the Mandatory Of
WilkInion Greene, 81 Co.
at Pawrucket, near providence z T. corfilling
of Shirsings, sheetings, Stripes. Checks, Cling
hams, Fed rickings, Thread, Jingle TIVE and
thee threaded Yarns, &C. &c
Theie Goods being from one Of the oIdea
and bef e(labliihed Manufactures ia Amer.
ca, are al leaf Of equal quati,y to any made :
th's country, and will be fold At the Manu-
factory prices, by
SOLOMON BOYCE,
Agent for faid company--at bic Store in Er.
change ltree.-where he keep. eonaantly for
fale an ahortmen, OF SHOES, as ulual
Portland. eth mo III, 1911 tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

sUFvoLK e NAET9cKEr. ss--
lit the Supreme juaici4l Court, 6egus
and boLien at Bsla0n, 7uitbIn The 11i.f
county Of Sn6olE, and far tie fad
comtie5 ef Suf9A and 1Nantuckef, g1s
TIE tslrtb 7neioay gf November, III
tie year Of cur Lard one tb9uisrn6
right hundred and eleven-
ON the petition Of Samuel freeman. ard
Parker lifley, executors named in the AT will
and tefsment of Enoch HEY are Of Portland,
deceafed, praying that the lad laf viii may
he proved ard approved by this Court, ana
ALTO prsying hat a dedir1us potsllstem be
granted 10 fcme iuiiable perfon 10 take the
depofilions of the iuofcribing witnefes 10 faid
viii, in purirance Of q ifarure Of this Gem y
monwealth made and provi6ed--OEnrREn
that Monday the ihirteea'h Gay al January
next, az The Court hcrie in fsid lelna, bs
the time and place aligned for takrg the
fubjed Of iaid petition intc confederation, and
thai the peti ioners canle notice therecf m he
made and given III The newspaper printed a.
Portland called he Portland Cazstfe thee
weeks iacceiliyely, hir'y days a; ieas before
the iaid Thirteenth day OF Jaruary, that any
perion may then appear and lhew eau
againtt The granting tie prayer az fad petitcr.
and agaiuf The probate az laid witt And W
is further ordered that a ded.mus poe a-,g5
iflue forthwith directed 70 John Flo hia he5
Eiguire, of Portland, in 'ht corplp
bertrand, su;horllirg and s.nsouer
take the depoh.Icu ta alM hH
fad cill, il appear sil4 ~ a s
witneiles live and nos. ta.ts.
mites diaant from rl.e tome sa 1 aMMrr
aiiigued for hearing he prayer lesatea
which de?oh'ions are Nv a-. ea .le
TO law and ANNEXED 10 the l2te xla
"A true copy or the O.deF VI Cu4. sA
petition Attet,
Ncv %, 1911. VIM = UDOS. Cse-k.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16

CgMBERLaND, SIS -De.fvtsy 2i. 1879.
BY virtue Of a dsdiss' fofsqrtsz iiiugd 70 ne
sgreeably to the foregoing Order Of tie su-
preme Judicial Court, hereby give notice 20.
all concerned that have appointed, end a.
hereby appoint Tuelday, tie twenty fourth
day CT December inn a. niue clock in tie
forenoon 10 take the depoGtions or the fub-
icribipg ~iineiTes TO The Ian will and tslta-
ment of Enoch iifay, late of Portland, in faid
county teceaied, ., my office in fad Fort
land when aud where they may be preient
if they fee it,
JOIN F2OrHINGH I'M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
Farmers Almanac for 1872,
FOR sALR AT
ISAAC ADAMS

Bookllore by the grofs, dozen or Jingle. a.
cheap as can be purchsfed of The pubiiiher.
A6 -Clergyman's Almanac.
Village Harmony-Iofb edition.
~ Tickets and Quarters in Harvard Gel
IFr meteorological Prize 10000 doIiavs.
Oct oS NO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-16
Commonwealth of Maaachufetts.

Commonwealth Of Maaachufetts.
SUFFOLK, S.
To the Supreme judicial Corvf n17v bsy-
den al Bsfon, 7Uitbi1 tbc c9unty of
Suffolk, and far the doaatie5 Of S1fq:sls
and Nantucket, on the Jeuyfb 7uslaay
Of NoUe7nber, II. u. 1911,
uUMBLY fhews Samuel Freeman and Par
= ker HAey, Efq'rs. both of Portland in
the county Of Cumberland, that they have
been appointed executors OF the lsfl will asd
fsftament Of Enoch I1ey, la,e of faid PORT
land, deceafed, and have accepted Gaid trur.
and are ready to give bonds and comply with
the other requirements Of law 70 enable then.
10 difchsrge the duties incumbent upon their
in their faid eapaciiies-1hat the fad Samuel
Freeman, one of the executors, and who ~
otherwife interened as devifee and lepatee
of faid Enoch Ifley, 10 and by The will afore-
faid, 10 now the Judge Of Probate cf Wills.
Be- in and for faid county of Cumberland.
The executors ihesefore now prefent The fa;8
will to the honorable Court 20 he proved ana
approved accoi ding TO law: And they fur
fher pray the faid Court TO iffue dcdrrus
po,enarum to Tome fuitabe perfon in the faid
county Of Cunbe1iaud, to take he depofitiors
of the fubicrihirg wifnefies to the laid will.
according TO the fau'e in luch cafe made and
provided--they the Iaid fubfcribing witnef1es
living and being more than thirty miles FROM.
the place Of holding this honorable Court
and that the laid Court will take any Other
order reipectiDg the srotaie of faid will thar.
by ju(tice or law may he required by
DAN'L DAVIS, their Affsrny.
true coFy-Atten,
WI TUDOR, Clerk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

1t must be the height Of folly to place our
selves IN a situation to be swallowed up In |
his vcrtcx Of contention; England on one
sido with 4 navy (Which swallows up a re-
VenNe OF hoidreds &C millions, and employs
S0G,COo seamcn;) France on the other, aim
In, 90 exceed ter--what can be the pros
pect Of the United States in contending a.
g1inst boths Instead therefore Of turning
orr attention 70 a navy, let MS study the real
strength u he Ulisei Sia:es. Our Ggs.icui-
surs, cur riGnWjaciRrts, andin.er7,ai rssoiir-
ces (Which embrace oyc,v article on which
the navy depead) are subjects for ccn,em-
piation; but if We are so foolish as To adop;
4 ii6rHiE7e systera (whica must eve; be info
rior to our oncmies) we shall soSn ssl, sa-
-cr.ce TO whatever maritime power IN Eu-
rope becomes Victorious IN their contrevcr.
sy with each other. Our cotton, hemp, tar
with all the variety ofprctuce which furnis!
the staples CT commerce for the European
end West India markets, are more power
fItenglnesto maintain our national character
than navy of IGo sail of Che line. To pro
dnce these resources we bring forward Du,
internal population of industrious citizens tc
cultivate Che Immense tracts of now uViin
proved lands, while navy would only depo-
pniate our country by bpSying our seancn i,
the ocean, or in foreign oiincs. Besides, thu
mara, deprayity introduced by navy. is 4
subject OF consideration. While the caltiva
ten OF our fields and the improvenent OF on
manufactures bring forward those domestic
associations between the citizens that serve
70 harmonize society; the profliracy of :
house OF rendezvous tn man shio Of war
and the debauchery which follows the pay.
ing OFT ships crew, are more ,pcrniciou
In their consequences, than all the benefits
that can ever arise from eny maritime sue
cess which may attend them. Our you'll
are vitiated in the earliest periods Of thei
ne, by the scenes presented to them through
ta:S impure medium
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
=. g q c
A NOVEL pRo@ ,is3gEi S'c'' >.

II NON HI PROCESSION
At the Berkshirc Cattte Shogy IN Pittsfeld
ias1 week, procession was formed on the
FuoHC square, and proceeded through the
prnclPai streets in the following order:
sixty yoke Of prime Oxen, connected 6v
C e, and drawing plough held BIZ Charles
Noodricn, Esq. and Mr.. Nathaniel Fairfield
being the two most aged farmers present.
Farmers of the county CARRYING Flag re-
presenting sicaf Of wheat on one side. and
plough on the other.
a large stage drawn By Oxen, CARRYING on
u large Broad Cloth Loom, with a fyiuer
shuttle and a Spinning Jenny OF DO spindlcs-.
Dotl ct thee machines in actual cueratir,
by sl.iilul workmcn.
Mechanics Of the county, carryir. a FIsc.
representing ram on one side, and shuttle
or the other. IL
a large Stage drawn by Horses. CARVING
on itvarlous specimensof BERKSHIRE D,ifscoo
5ires, amongst which were number ofrolls
% Broad Cloth, rolls ofSail Duck, handsome
Rose blankets, Maskets, &c with the llaeS
q NE Oa'ied States, and Of this Common
wealth, displayed on It.
oheeis and Members cf the Berkshire q
rcuiturai Society with heads OF cheat C,eiH,,
the tadgc Of the society ~ their hats
j he whole was attended and rer1tlaied no
tie Marshal Of the day ON horseback MI
sheriff Larncd) together with four De5uty.
Marshals, all mounted on white horses. and
carr ing the badges Of their Office. nc
members Of the P,tsGcld band Of music ar-
comp|nied and enitebeG tic procession.
a number of premiums were awarded Nv
TIC Berkshire Agricultural Society. accor-
ding 70 previous regulations.
ne S-cicty have also resolved to pay Ger
tam premiums upon household mqs,,fSrf',r-
ed wool!en cloths, 10 be exhibited IN Jdnnarv
next. " January 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
August ~

Pryate accounts from Lisbon stated that
'oid " ellington was inAisPoscd, that he was
cong to Lisbon, may coming to Engiand &
mat inc campaign was at an cud, tho trsor5s
, were gong into quarters III Lower Beira.----
: he princess Charlotte Packet arrived this
morning from Lisbon, with letters ard pa
pers to the 9Th instant, which rey.ree H..
picture. They state that the British ann, is
marching for Rodrigo, and that ,,,itsuddrt g.
unexpected movement IS epokeu of in b,pb
terms by military men, as, Il the fsU If ~
important fortress should not follow. II roust
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

PARIS, Aug I6.
"Wednesday the i4sh at s IN the evening,
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ANTWERP, Aug. 16.

Marshal thc Duke Of Reggie (Oudinet) arr
rived mere yesterday, ard set out this morn
ing 70 take the command ofthe military force
~ Holland. Ills head-qgartcrs will be pro-
visionaliy established at Utrecht
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+" CARDINAL FEscH."
LKIPsIc. Aro. 9.

r, bEIPsIc, Aug. 8.
The new Prussian decree, which has pro-
Hiolted ali importation Of colonial goods in
to the Prussian aates, under penalty of con-
hscation, and which Forbes even the exrort
Of such as are there at present, even though
furnished with certificates, has produced a
great sensation, and has already raised the
price OF colonial produce. II is easy to fore
see, that this decree ise&e1uted with riror.
the price must experience sill more con
Siderable rise.
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DARTMoUTH, August 10.
Arrived Yesterday the Adelaide. from
NigiaiX, with two American n.esscDeers
wish Dispatches.
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AUGUsr q.

we resume our extracts from the Ger.
man papers, brought by the AI.holt Nal
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PLYMOUTH, August "a.
me DAna f1gate has detained and sent
~ 'ue h'nericsn brig Brutus, John De Car
r,ele master, from Baltimorc, with 81 pas
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FArMoUTH, August 10.
e. Arrlyed,, the AMERICAN ship Don Felix