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Gregg & E1eald.
N O T &c E.

IN consequence of the unparalleled de-
straction of Window Glass jg Alexandria by
the late awful hail storm, .lGor ,yhlnS proper to
inform those inhabitants N.LS have suffered
by this visitation Of Providence, that l will
glaze by 10 and furnish Glass and Putty at
ten pence half penny per pane, and all other
sizes as reasonable IS can
Just receired q good supply Of WLN'DOW
GL.4SS, IN boIeS -
10 by 8, II by 9, IL by 10, - by 9,
IA by 10, Is by IL, IS by IL, Is by 10,
IL IL by IA, 10 by Is, 90 by IA, Is by
q, with number Of various sizes, which /
will dispose of at reduced price.
Daniel Mcleod.
June l3.
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THE PREVENTION AND lure
BILIOUS md MALIGNANT FEVER S
Lees Ambitious Pills.
PREPARED HY
MICHAEL LEE & co.

Persons wishing to purchase this valuable
medicine, are requested to be particular in
enquiring for Lees .Ati5ilous. pills, put up in
wooden boxes, having on the outside wrap
per the signutre of',Michael Lee and Co late
Richard Lee and Son'-thisis necessary, as
there arc other pills of the same name.
The operation of these highly esteemed
pills is perfectly mild, and the experience of
thousands has proved, they may be used in
every situation in life, without the least incon-
venience.
They are admirably adapted to carry of 81,
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Cotton carded by Machinery.

COLtOiG CN' C"S~ 1Ao'o'''.Oo'I
THE subscribers having erected a Card
ing Machine at their shop in Fairfax street,
inform the public that they will card Cotton
into rolls for the common wheel at ls cents
per pound They contemplate attaching
drawing and Rowing Machinery to the card
or in about two weeks when they will be able
to prepare Cotton for the Delaware Spinner
which they propose doing at IS cents per Id:
They solicit the patronage of the public, and
promise that no pains shall be spared on their
par, to ob.ipe those who will favor them with
their CUSTOM.
Gregg & Eeald.
lime II 2aw3w
n B. 1t is requested that Gotten bro't
TO be carded, be carefully noted.
c.. s. H.
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Morven, December 8. aus
100 DOLLARS RE WARD.

RAN AWAY on the 30th June last, from
the estate of Daniel G'Carty, deceased III
the county of Westmorelan and state OF
Virginia, a Negro Man named JERRY, a
bout thirty five years of age, dark complex
ion, about six feet high, bad countenance'
and remarkable scar ACROSS his nose, ano
another on his head, little above his Tore
head ne had on homcspun twli!ed yarr
and cotton round Jacket and pantaloons.-
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes it is Therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more PARTICULARLY It'll
expected that lie has procured pass, or {;
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from a ncighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, ard from whom he
might very readily OBTAIN copy OF their
pass, or certificate of freedom. IL is conh-
IDENTITY expected that he VIII endeavor 20 gel
to some OF the northern eastern states
He was ,een a short time since III the town
Of B Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given
if taken in The county, and If out ot the stat
and secured in am Jail so that sc; him o.
gain, the above reward and III reasonable
Charges paid, if brought home.
RiChd. Stuart.
N 3 All masters OF vessels md othc,
persons, arc hereby forewarncd from harbor-
Ing or employing the above described Negr'
Man, at their peril, or under the scverest pen
alties of the law, X, ,.
September Is 60
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold, on THURSDAY, the i9th
day of December next, if fair; II not' tl'e
rest fair day; 1t DANDY, Fairfax coua'y'
the late residence of Col. CHARLES LIT
TIE, Gecease d.
Between 20 and 50 Negroes,
Consisting of men. women, boys giris
a variety of Household and Kitchen furhl-
ture Horses. Cattle, Sheep & Hogs; ran
tati,n and Fyrming Utensils the crop o.
Corn, Hay and Fodder; two S1ils; NUM-
Der Of HOS sheads and barrels; with many o.
ther articles too tedious to mention ne
sale to Begin at eleven O'Clock, and TO cont
nue from day to day until al is sold
Terms of sale - For All sums under twen'
ty dollars, cash--for al sums above, Gre
dit of six montbs will be allowed, upon the
purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
lrity, bearing interest from the date II no'
punctuaiiy paid.
C. F. Whiting, admir-.
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8 vols syo the American edition will DC ID
s vols. svo !; and will sell at hat the price
OF the former. -
Subscriptions will be received oy .hs H. IT,
Usher, and by the principal OookseiAe''
throughout ss United States. .,o
Such as may become answerable Tor the
amount of six copies, shall be entitled 70 d
seventh 49,,
Philadelphia, Nov. 1911. o2w.
pIIpIIC SAFE.
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Stuart.
Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Dec. Term, Is |.
ORDERED, That the executors OF JOHN
BUTCHER, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tot
six weeks, in the Alex ndria newspapers,
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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WITH
I'm Essay on his Life and Genius i; Notes.
SUPPLEMENTS, &c.
BY ARTHUR MURPHY, ESQ.
The first american, from the Inst London
En- ion.
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The Subscriber offers for Sal.
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS

(Price from 40 10 50 dollars Ter acre
TWO or three LOIS, CT tract. os
LAND. containing from to 50 acrcs, and
distant from Alexandria about mile * hi.
and from the seat OF government four mics
The proximity OF tins property to tk.e
market towns. the pleasantness OF its sita..
non, and the Improvements about to be ma,
ny severa! wealthy and respectable citizens
of the town on some oil Nh adjacent lots al.
ford reason TO expect speedy rise in value.
To persons des,rous of securing eligil.
scites for present Improvement or future re-
tircment, an opportunity of locating them.
selves so advantagcous!y may not again oc.
cur.
Also FOR SHE OR LEASE,
Several BUILDING LOTS, handsomely
situated at the upper end of WashiugisA-
street, in healthy and asr cable neishbor.
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. div eo5S,
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r RemoUaI.
Joseph SPEAR,

Reshectftiiy Informs his friends and the fu0-
: &c,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
:, s.r.et 10 the one lately occupied by Mr..
p Adamson, near the Coffee House, Wnere
he carries on the CABiNEi bColNE oo
IN All its various branchss--he also makes
and repair, all kinds of Musical Instruments ;,ns
sneh as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Vloiins'
Guitars, SC. and will also furnish Maa hogan,
Coins for grown persons for ftfee. ao1lar r
He hopes the quality of his materials a,, the
az Of his work and the strict atten,
s so he intends paying to his business Will
s me- him encouragement from generous
smhl;c All the above branches OF ouAihess
p III. executed at the shortest notice
Norember %.
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N O T I c E.

In pursuance of decree of the filth circuit
of the United States Court Virginia ois-
trict, issued May term. 1904, IN Cas-
between Tristan Dalton, plaintiff anu
Charles Ewell, defendant-the SUBSCRIBERS
who are named as commissioners IN the
above decree, will on MONDal' inc ON
day of January next, expose to saie' 10
the highest bidder, at the Court mouse OF
Prince William County, IN the town OF
Dumfries, for ready rnonry--
A Tract of Land, within ten
miles of the town of Dumfries, situated and
being on Quantico Run, containing 800 a
cres. 200 of which is under lease tor three
lives, given by Bertrand Ewell, Esq. to Ben
jamin Roe.
Also,
Another Tract of Land, con-
tanning $50 acres, in the county OF rrince
William, situated in the flrk OF the road
feading to and near Dumiries, formerly the
Dronerty of Mrs Elizabeth GatUan.
.dLSO
Three Lots of Land, IN The
town of Dumfries. on Quantico Creek, de
signated in plat Of sid town as No 100, 100
and part of 1853, on one OF which lots there
formerly stood granary.
Thomas Harrison,
Edmund l. Lee.
November IL. use.
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FOR SALE,

November %.
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SPANISH HIDES.

December a
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This IS TO give Notice,

That the subscribers, Of Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, have obtaiEet
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers test,mcntary on the estate of JOHN
BUTCHER, late of tie county aforesaid
merchant, decd: all persons having claim
against the said d, ccdent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
Ath day of June next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit TO the said es
tate and those indebted thereto are rs quired
to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 4th day of De-
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SPANISH HIDES.
1000 large SPANISH HIDES, received
and for sale by
John Tucker.
BE- The Editor of the Republican Farm
er, at Staunton, and Winchester Gazette.
at Winchester, are requested to insert the
above three times, and forward their accounts
to thi. Office for payment.
ctober |? en-
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Will be sold, at public auction, on the 'oth
December next, if fair; if not, the next
fair day at auckland, in Prince Wii'ian''
on credit of nine months
I'LL the Negroes
OF which james White, junior died pos,
sessed except such as have been allotted to
said Wnite's widow in her right OF DOVER
Bond and approved security will be required
to bear interest from the date 1t not puhc'u
ally paid. 6 -.
Done in conformity to decree OF the
worshipful county court OF Price,
William, this 18th Nov 1911
David Blackwell,
Jonathan Reeve,
Philip Warden, Jun.
Commissioners.
November %. CAV
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The whole of that Valuable Property on
King and Washington streets, consisting oil
seven Houses and eight Lots, a LIBERAL cie-
t,i, will be given, and application may De
made to the subscriber, who will remain 10
town few d ,ys; ami in his absence MT
Andrew S>hofield or Mr. Charles Siade VIII
make known the terms of sale
Richard Lewis.
December z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

pare of lack 'Nsy'n- = r'-a- cr'c' aT1 @
hsr istesval. ihefteuds ~ humanity IRE re
a.teG-a ~ real "a him this advertisements, 4
tie end thar re may call y re Office Il Score
,a.v ef STATE where he viii tssr II frti5irg :.
Aif efx.Ei
P ;. Phitanthroric editors are called up
GA fpiafsrt the ABOVE.
IA by any fuch means Mr.. taylor
can be difcoyrred. he will unqueihon-
adv make a very good Geek, Tor IN
sdminlit,ring Cabs he will be more
expert than any other man 10 the
State except Tom Webb, and after
taking a few lehons from a writing
matter he vii. probably be able IL
4,,1se qoriffsn hard, which was what
Dean Swift's celebrated Mrs. Betty
Harris much lamented ihe was nm
able 70 do-lbio.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04
(" Hard Tines. y

Almost every person, the democrat
as well as tederalist, complain of hard
zines. The farmer says, that the pro-
dace Of his farm is too low: the mer-
chant tells us that, OH account ofthe
high price ofgoods, he makes nothing
by his sales AID the mechanic, COM
plains that the articles necessary 10
carry on his trade, and the difficulty of
collecting deprives him Of all profits.
10 most cases every mord OF this is true.
The produce Of the farmer is low /; The
merchant, wholesale or retail can
have but little profit the mechanic
has TO pay an extravagant price for his
raw materials. Al this comes. from
commercial restrictions. Question /
ny of these classes Of useful citizens,
respecting the time when this defalca-
ton took place, and it will be discover
ed that it had its origin about the time
our restrictions were adopted and
that, on their relaxation or suspension,
business has always taken rise. Two
thirds OF the very men, who thus COM
plain, Indirectly vote for the laws I'M
der which they suffer. They must,
therefore, it they ever again exprc,
brisk times, cease 10 follew the SER
wants OF the murderer Of Palm and Pic.
hegrue, and cry aloudagainst measures
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

JOB GOODALE. Efq Of Gil, Chief
Jufiice Of the Sffiions, do:
MEDAD ALEXANDRIA fq OF North
Geld, frR Allocate Jufice, do dn
JOSHUA GREEN, Eiq OF Wendell
I'D, do do.
EBENEZER AMES, Eiq of Green
field, I'D, 90 do.
CALEB HUBBARD, Efq of Sunder-
land, 4th. ditto ditto.
ELIHU LYMAN, jr. Efq of Green
witch, County Attorney, do.
WILLIAM READ, Eiq of Strong, Al
fcciate Jultice of the Seffions. Somertet.
EBENEZER DELANO, Efq of Wool
wich, Juitice Peace, Lincoln.
ERASTUS FOOTE, Etq of Camden,
County Attorney, ditto.
CT The Council has adjourned to Mon
day, nth of November next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04
The Executive of Massachusetts

The Executive Of Massachusetts
Having long travelled in the pains Of
labor, has al length relieved the dlsqui-
etude of its tender and anxious friends
by its partial acccnchement OF litter OF
hopeful democratic officers, already
prepared 70 be rocked in the cradles OF
the numerous offices consequent on
their new tangled Judiciary System.
From, the commissions into which the
whole state has been thiown by these
long and incessant struggles, we may
expect to hear soon Of the birth gilmore
ofthese prodigies, who are destined TO
fiji al The Offices created by this new
order of things.-Concord Gaz.
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Communicated 6y an ca SoZ5g.x ,
ANECDOTE

One day, during the revolution .
his exceIlency gen. Washington, e;,s
number of his officers, were r;d;s
out, Lnmy The Rorsr. was standine \,
the way side with his hat of; his ~
ceflency, gen. Wayne, and col. Stewar.
moved their hats as they passed him .
Jenny, observing number Of the &C
fTcers pass by without paying him III,
compliment, accosted them thus--a T,p
be I'D if Gen. Washington, Ma
Anthony, Irish Molly (Col. Stewarl
and myself could not whip the kit q
you" The gentlemen laughed ].
Jimmy's courage, and left him to COL
his passion at his leisure.
IN eccentric character. well known ).
the officers Of the revolution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04
FROM THE SOURCE.

Speech ofthc Hon Ebenezer sea.
yer. Eiq in Congrefs, in rms Spring
of 800 1T is f5e,f bur f,uefr
MIR. opeaker-Mant lsgo home ,
tis enc Jos time 20 plaut ta.ers and
l lpect number cous to cave bout
shis time and Giuerol Duobon lays
I mutt 60 homs to help long with
lection ;-Roxbtrry folks bIig-d 70
make great exertlons TO keep the
fo,ics from getting the weather gage
of us. briides my firms aflcmble at
Richards public Hotel in Bolton,
and fpect me to tell um all bout Con-
grels.
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CASE IN POINT.

As some ofth sOiss men Of the East, in.
GLIDING two of the Council, were in CONVEX
salion at Major .fefrd's inn, in York coun-
ty, they had just settled to their osDH salts
faction the position, that some Of the Gen.
tlemen lately removed from Office, were 100
old 10 discharge Public dzties, being 60 years
Of age; when in hobbled Mr.. Chief Justice
Parsons of New. Gloucester, who has lately
been appointed to the sessions in Cumbcr-
land, who has married FIVE wives, and is
nearly four score pears Of age
A TRAVELLER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04
nP BRdDFORD

has been encountered by the whole pack OF
democratic yelpers; the New Bedford Ca
zette, and National -Egis growi most fero-
ciously and ssvsgely; but their Inafce y az
ineAe ctual as that Of the Viper in biting the
file his talents, hrs integrity and patriot
ism, are Of TOO exalted nature for them to
reach, or to destroy. These humanity asper-
sions Only shew more forcibly the truth of
the immortal Bard.
. Be thou as chasts as ic-, as pure as sro7O
" thou shalt not escape Ca!unmy. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

Public 7baaks2i0ins, Prays and
Prayer.

"THE Lord reigueth, let the
Earth" ler all Creation "rejoice. -
The innumerable bleiIings conferred
by our Divine Bcnefaetor, during
the preient and in every preceding
year, on the inhabitants Of this Com
monwea.th, proclaim their duty, TO
offer tofiIm, ar all times, withuubonn-
ded gratitude, their cheerful acknowl-
edsements of His perpetual favors--
To inplore with the deepelt hnmIIi-
ty, His pardon of their multiplied &
aggravated offences--To reiolve
with unfeigned fncerity, on an i'm
plicit obedieneeto His iovereign will
And to duplicate, with true de-
votiop, His Indispensable aid ia eve-
ry religious, moral, aad lawful pur-
fuit.
IMPRESSED oy thtfc considerations,
and by the ufsec OF our venerable
Anceiiors, at the cIofe cf hsrveit, |
have thought fir, BY the advice of the
Council, to appoint, and do hereby
appoint THURSDAY the TWEEN
TY FIRST of NOVEMBER, next,
to be day OF Public THANKSGlV-
ING, PRAISE and PRAYER,
throughout this Commonwealth !;
calling on and rsquelting the minis-
ters sod people Of every religious de-
nomination, to meet on thar day IN
their REFLECTIVE fanouarics, that with
nnaninity and fervor.we may prefent
our unfeisned praifes for all the mer
cies we have received of our Bounti-
fnl Creator Who has continued TO
us the inelfimahle bIeliinss Of the
Gofpel Of Iefus Chr;tt, b.eilings not
confined to time, but extended to e.
rerni;y Who has conformed TO US
our Federal and State Contributions,
which fecure the enjoyment Of our
lives, liberties and property Who
continues 10 bieis us with National
Government and Administration,
wsoic wifdon, virtue anc hrmnefs,
have not been circumvented, corrupt
edAor appalled,, by the arts, fedudt'ons
or threats Of icrsign or domeltic foes !;
But Whole pstriotic efforts have uni
formlv and manifeltly refulted, from
an ardent 6clire 10 promoteihe poo-
Ie welfare and happ.nefs ~ no
has not punilheJ our ungratetui mur-
naurs, diiconten,s and other crimes,
as he has thofe of diitant nations, by
war &its dire effects but has preierv-
ed 10 Us peace, the greatett Of nation !
al blrlings Who has favored Us
with C,erey, whole conduGt, with
few exceptions, is influenced by rhe
mild, benign I'd benevolent prinei-
pies of the Goipsl; and Whole exam
II. IS conltant admonition TO
iuch palJors and protectors or Chrif-
t,ani,y, as are too much under the
guidance Of Psiiion, prejudice, and
worldly dsluiou Who has enabled
IS from unavoidaSie Quotations 10 de-
rive permanent benvHts, BY gradually
Sininiihins oar dependence on
foreign markets, for becellary iup-
plies by rapidly increaiing our man
ufa6tures thereof ami Ivy thus pre-
Tenting in future the plumber OF iuch
property by .avaricious nations =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

Resolution, wbieh was read aad o:de.-c =
lie On the table.
KE.oLvID, That HIS Exceiirncy tie
Governor be requested 70 lay before tbs
House such Documents snd Parers rs ne
may have in bis hands, contsining the XVI
dcnce of the Repeal or Modificstion OF The
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, " so that taey
have ceased 70 opsrate agaisn he Uni'e6
Sfaie2"- ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

which az ssusing their own ruin ana
the destruction Of the independence n
the nation. llthey DO this, We SHAH
gain enjoy the golden days Of WASH.
ington--For the voice OF the peopk
when explicitly understood, will not
dare not, be disoDeyed bv their Ser.
yants.-Del. Statesman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04
5forfign artitles.
GALLANT ACTION.

The firing heard on the French COAT proves
TO have been in battle between the Naiad
frigate. of SO guns, three loops and cutter,
and feven large French Praams, eleven guu.
briggs, and other fmall craft, (27 in alp COM
polling part of the long talked of folilla of
Bouogne. The Naiad, and her comforts, be-
ing on the inihore nation, and Bonaparte be-
ing preienf in Boulogne, directed the fquad-
rou TO proceed to fea immediately to capture
the Naiad. On the hrlt day the engagement
was at long fhot but on the iecond, by the
erprefs order of Bonaparle (who fred three
ihots from the batteries at his own iquadron
20 ohlige them to engage clofer) the action
was very clofe. After a iharp conten, the
French Acnirags Gag was hauled down and
has firing ceaied; and one of the Prsams gal
lantiy ran down between the Naizd, and the
French Admiral, fell on board the Naiad and
attempted to carry her by boarding, (fhe being
filled with foldiers) bat being repulfed, fac
was boarded in turn aud taken. This gave
the French Admiral an opportunity TO renew
his IRE, when he ~assgain Glenced and (truck,
but owing to the Praam being lafhed fat TO
the Naiad he effected his etcspe The Praam
taken mcunts 20 long brais SO FOUNDERS, call
TO throw lhot further thaa other ordnance,
with crew of 500 Ilen 10 a very long low
veiIel, draws bus little water, and has very
ugly appearance The Nasd had killed and
10 wounded. fhe Prsam takes. had killed
aud wounded. What the lois OF she Admiral
ssa ether craft has heen, is unknown. Bona
psrte, who was IN the batteries at the trft Of
he akoR, was afterwards rowed about ia
long new boat and It is added was 10 eraf-
peralsd al the return of his defeated iquad-
ron, thai he ordered the guns of the batteries
20 be fred on them, to drive them to fea
again, brt without effect the Commodore
obiet Wing, "Ttgt toe EmfsDr Jent bin CT to
he Naiad and her prize have anchored at
! Dover.
So confident was matter Nap that he ihculd
capture the Naiad that the plots we're pre-
pared to navigate her into Cherbnrg; where
he had promied to treH his Maria Lou.i4
with efisse on board aR Englii]l frigaie. No
wonder a hoif1ur of his dovs lie fsmper,"
ihould be vexea at the diiappointment. Ii is
confidently lsated, that beiide Bonaparte, AID
rRirzl De Winter, aud Martial Ney (who
commands the troops a. Booguel were ipec-
tztcrs Of tie engagement
The Nsiad, the fra day, bore the whole
bruui of the ta,tle; on the fecond fhe was
Imported by The three aoops. When The
Naiad found the praam along fde Of her,
Capt. Cariaret ordered her 10 be lailsed fax,
that ihe might not run away.
To other brilliant naval affairs, we add. that
Of the Thomas, SO guns, and Cephalus brig,
10; which have captured near the coat Of
Naples, eleven gun boats. one armed felucca,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

Mr. Webb, suPercargo Of the John
Adams, arrived at Boston from Russia
and Denmark, is the bearer of dispatch.
es from Messrs. ADAMS and ERyfSe
our Ministers in those courts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-11-04

q dead calm prevails among all the
ministerial newspapers. We canno.
perceive even by the National lnteIi..
gencer, nom what quarter the next qu-
litical breeze is likely to spring.
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