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Tie actual contradiction.

BURNING e SINKING ---By the arrival of
the ship Mercury, We have continuation of
the BLACK LIST. It will be seen that the
ship Mercury, Kelly, from New York for
Lisbon the ship Iris. of Rhode Island, for the
same port; the brig Pizarro, Gray, from
Madeira, for New York the. brig Happy
Couple, from Baltimore for Gibraltar; the
schooner Polly, from Majorca for Beverly,
and others, have been recently BURNT or
SUNK by-a French squadron. Will not this
rouse the indignation of our government
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THE CREDITORS

1 III CKEDI / OkS
NF JOHN M'DoSALD, an iusolvent debts
~ or, in the District of Columbia, are re-
quested to present their claims to the subs
scriber, by the first OF next September; and
all persons indebted to the said insolvent, or
having effects of his in their hands, will
please to pay and deliver them to me, who am
alone authorised to receive his property and
debts.
n. Herbert.
June Is 3taw2w
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Privateering.-The Spanish brig Maria ell
Carmel, from Corunha to Vera Cruz, arrived
at Savannah the 9sth of May, reported in dis
tress. She had on board large quantity Of
muskets, pistols, sc. besides dry goods, iron,
wax, &c. sc. and was a prize to the French
priyateer Diigent, which captured her of
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From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
THE STATE OF THE CITY.


s" Under an impression that the cltizcns who
assembled yesterday at the Mayors O&ce
would have made a statement, son}en hat like
Official, Of the transactions of Monday evening,
we postponed giving an account Of that very
extraordinary and alarming proceeding.
It is our painful duty to record, that on
Monday last, between eight & rinc O'Clock IL
the evening. number Of persons, citizens Of
Baltimore, armed with axes, hooks, & other in
struments, of destruction, assembled at the Of
fee Of the Federal REPUBLICAN, in Gay street,
wooden building belonging to Mr. Robert
OEfuer OF this city, broke into The house, tEre"
the types, printing presses, paper, &c into the
street., and destroyed them and leveled the
house to its foundation One Of the persons
.hus engaged while in the act Of knocking
,5ut Window, fell with it into the street and
was killed on the spot.--The mayor ri thc
city, the Judge Of Baltimore county court, the
nudge of the court OF oyer and terniner, and
several magistrates and military officers were
present, and witnessed this dreadful outrage,
which their hcacJat e6iorIs were insufficient
to prevent, although 1t was generally known
during the preceding day that the attack was
mednated.
Such are the simple iacts, upon winch any
comment we are capable OF making must be
weak and inadequate. In a land ailcdgcd to
be the only one where true Iibcrty exists,
whose citizens boast that they are The " freest
and most enlightened in the world" in the
very centre Of the city Joaed for It's hahcc,
and emphatically STYLED 'thc most republican"
in tho United States, in the presence OF It's
Judges, is magistrates and military officers,
in open defiance Of the dictates of reason and
of all laws divine and human, the property OF q
man the most respectable, the most benevo'
lent which the city can boast, has been wan
tonly Destroyed
Last evenhg the ship America, ship DUN
fries, brig new New Columbia, and Portu-
guese brig, being loaded, were unllgged, or
50 far dismantled, as to prevent their quitting
port.
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vote of the Speaker who expressed his plea
sure at having an opportunity of recording
his yotesin opposition to the measure at this
time, Ayes so, Noes 60.
On motion of Mr.. Harper it was ordered
that the manifesto reported by the committee
on foreign relations on the Sd inst. be entered
On the journals Of the house-6l to 43.
Mr.. Roberts proposed the following Re-
solved, That the committee Of ways & means
be discharged from the further consideration
Of the subject Of internal taxes. Ordered to
lie on the table-55 to So.
On motion Of Mr. Mitchell the galleries
were cleared and doors closed about o'clock
for the purpose of taking into consideration
the confidential report submitted by him some
days since.
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NASHVILLE, May %.
Indian Var in Tennessee.

Indian IVar in Tennessee.
We learn that colonel Thomas MCrory has
ordered his regiment to parade Immediately,
thatif necessary detachment might march
without delay. Last night captain Carroll OF
Nashville paraded his nnesg and gave directions
for them to prepare i,ualbcr Of cartridges
that they may he ready to march when called,
for.
In order to relieve the public mind We have
anticipated the usual day Of publication.
A gentleman informs rs general Johnson
has crossed the Tennessee, and that finding no
Indians, had dismissed all but 500 Of his men,
with whom he means to traverse the whole
country This may be relied on.
LATER STILL = Same paper.
Another account is received. Gen john
son lay on Thursday night at the mouth Of
Sandy. He had been Informed that the In
dams at the town on Sandy were very strong,
and intended waiting there for reinforcements
Report states that the woman (Mrs Mlnly
who was so inhumanly abused, alledges it va,
done by whites painted as Indians. We do
not believe the report as the woman positive
" has stated to the contrary.
From gentleman who has been some time
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TiMoRE, June "a.
FROM our coRREsPoNDEN7s.
Nfzy- Y0l.k M00laV, IN

Nfw- Y0'k AI0Naay, Jpne %.
You will have observed BY the Gazette Of
this morning, that taree of our higatcs, and
two sloops of war, left Sandy Hook on Sunday
afternoon. This morning we learn, that be
fore night they were within four leagues Of
an enemy's friga,e, 40 doubt the BcIvi-
dere. Every rag Of canvass was crowded on
our feet, and as the President is very fast
sailer, and the Belvidere dull one, there is
very little doubt of her having been captured
-Four heavy guns were heard after dark. The
wind now northerIy, so that it is not likely we
shall hear the result till tomorrow.
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in the Chickasaw nation, we have the follow.
ing statement: He thinks most of the young
warriors of that nation viii certainly join in q
war against the whites, and the old ones will
if they can promise themselves success; he
remarks that there is less corn planted this
year in the nation, than he has known tor ma
ny years. The cabins in many places are en-
tirely deserted, and the doors filed up with
rails. He states that George Colbert tertain-
ly gives information to the Creeksol the pro-
ceedings of the whites H. also remarks the
Chickasaws from Big Town regularly send
provisions to she party on Sataly. The Greeks
who have the scslps are still in the Indian ma
ton itsecms they were taken on the iron
tiers Of Georgia from travellers he repre-
sents every appearance at present il favor Oh
an immediate war with all the southern In
dams.
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10 RENI.
/ WentY dollars Reward.

, an away, some time in Deccpshcr last,
I q Negro Woman named TRkACE, IS
OF so years Old, ofav ny dark comp]c xion.
nd when spoken to, is anxious TO make her.
sell appear very poIle she has ore Of her
eyes weak, occasioned by having sore eyes
Oh The back part of her neck there are serea
fa scars by having seatons put in her neck.
This woman has extensive Acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state of Mary
land, and from her extreme arr make no
.oubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county Washington city, George
town and Alexandria. Only few weeks
past she was seen in Piscat@ way, where she
BAD changed her name and called herself
Jenny and had line with the subscribers
came that she was authorised TO hire herself
0! get master and has lately applied to
Nr. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her,
where il is presumed sheis still lurking.
As to her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there is nc doubt she has
changed them.
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Congress Of tie Ursitsd States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TEUxsD4r, June IS, 1912,
TREPoRTED BoR THIS GAZETTE

REPORTED FOR THIS I1h2EFiE'I
Our proceedings ofyesterday left the ques,
ton of postponing the further consideration
of the bill for the partial repeal of the non
Importation law till the st of February next,
under debate; it was agreed to, So to IS.
MIR. Chittenden presented some memorials
from Vermont in opposition 70 war
MIR. Richardson proposed the following re-
solution: Resolved, that committee be ap-
pointed to bring in a b;llto repeal the act con-
corning the commercial intercourse between
the United States and Great Britain s France
and their dependencies, and the act supple
mentary tleteto.
Mr.. Archer moved 10 amend the rcsolption'
BY striking out the word repeal" and insert
suspend for a limited Tine Lost.
Mr., Little opposed the resolution.
alr. Fisk sdyocatedit.
Mr.. Richardson spoke in favor
By way of saperccding the above resolu-
tioo, Nc. Fisk moved for a reconsideration OF
the vote Of yesterday.
Onmotion Of Mr., Chcves the subject was
laid aside in orderto take up the amendments
ofthe Senate to Che bill concerning letters OF
marque and repfisal. One Of these amend
menis allows salvage of only one sixth in a
ny case whatever, After few remarks from
Mr.. cbeves pointing our the great importance
0fPossing this Dill speedily the question was
taken on the Senates amendments, and they
were al agpeedto So-the bill only wants
the President, appreciation to become law
Mr. Fisk then renewed his motion, as men
toned above. The question was taken upon
II hy ayes and noes, and it was lost-Ayes 40,
Noes IS. So the house refused to reconsider
their vote of vests rday.
Nh. Richardson's resolution was again taken
Up
Mr. M'Kim and MIR. Lowndes opposed it,
ne question was taken BY ayes and noes,
and the resolution negatiyed By the casting
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FOR SALE,

Fjvc elegant nero fazback Gigs,
With plated Harness They NAV be seen
md examined at Mr. VIM. Rhodes waFe-
eouse, on " ashington street For terms
pply to the owner, at Mr. Mi'bur's Ta-
yern, UDion-street
Stephen Lancaster,
June % -
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEX.aNeDRL.4.

ENTERED
BRIG LLOYD, Webster, Lisbon
Hunter, Wilson, Oporto
Rising Sun, Marckley, Cuba
Emily, Dole, Newburyport
Schr. Harriet, Sicily, Baltimore
Success, Lewis, Portsmouth
Ellen, Morton, passamaquoddy
Louisa r yman, Boston
joachim, Silver, Norfolk
Thee SAWS, Sculi, New York
Henry & Clement, Smith, Porto Rico
Hope, Luckett, St. Ubes
Sloop Quintessence, Nevett Baltimore
AontezuAa, Palmer, Norfolk
CLEARED
Brig Drummond, Langdon, Norfolk
Potomac, Stanwood, Boston
Schr. Alexandria, Bowie, Baltimore
Leader, Stevens, New York
Ellen, Morton, Plymouth
Sukey, Lewis, Boston
Eagle, Halves, Do.
Sail, Potter, Providence
Harriet, Sicily, George Town
Nancy, Harris, Boston
Success, Lewis, Portsmouth
Betsey. Hand, Philadelphia
The brig Mary Ann, Of and from this port,
sIcft at OpoGto April Is, iust arrived.
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SEIGNI07} PUCCI, at the earnest request
Of several Ladies and Gentlemen will give
Ifor the last tine)
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
ut IjthLet's .4ssem6Iy Ro0m,
A Iyrard , Oncert
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
III h ) / e.
PART lst
Concerto on tie Harp.
Tie much admired battle of Marengo.
PoIacha, with elegant variations.
German Waltz--ten variations.
PART ed.
Italian Air, Sal Mangine Dan Rio
Fantasi, on the Harp, with most brilliant
variations
Italian Air, called Optoe, the Aattering tale
70 conclude with Yankee Doodle & Wash
ington's March.
The Room will be brilliantly Illuminated.
Doors to be opened at 6, and Music to COM
mcnce at O'Clock.
s~R Ambulance so cents. Tickets to be
had at Mr. Triplett's Bar, at the different
Book Stores.
June 26
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland
N. B. hil persons are hereby orwarned
from harboring or employing the 4bove de-
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, OF
under the severest penalties of the law.
I. B.
June s. If.
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days since.

It may not be recolected, but it is fact,
that by the treaty existing between the Prince
Regent Of Portugal and Great BGltain, the
former declares all powers al war with Great
Britain, equally at wsr with Portugal.
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MoBLAW,

Press.
we forebore in our paper of "Wednesday,
: mention an occurrence which rumor stats
"A 10 have taken place in the Republican ci-
!. of Baltilnore. We mean the attack or &
..4.l demolition Of the building occupied as,
- Printing Office of the FBDRAAL REPoB-
,,.x, together with all The apparatus used
{ nrinting that paper, on the night Of the
90 met by a lawless mob. The Baltimore
1vEi, Of the Esd leaves US no room to doubt
s. ao,hsntieity of the tlisgracefal fact. The
AMER in which the circumstance IS men
.;o.sd in that paper, reflscts an additional O.
49,, On the character Of It's Editor which we
"a ,boughs, urtil we saw his statement, 1t
-. not susceptible CT receiving--we really
-. bslicyed him so deeply sunk IN the rnire
= political turpitudc, that no one act Of his
.onld cast shade. Of sabler hue over him
!, his we confess ourselves to have been
...tsp. That renegade who has been
ENGAGED for years in disseminating the gross
49, defamation against the characters Of some
e the best men this or any other country
ever produced, and who has not q late even
r.rrained from pouring out ineopious streams
ne foulest billingsgate [(orth hardness IN
,onsurnnlating his wishes against the authors
Of the very calamity, for an honest disapPro-
ba,iOn Of which aatf0e -4nerica' has been
mads 10 suaar so severely By midnight ban
ati, should exalt at the issue, and palhate
the enormity of such hagitious infringe
ment on the freedom of the press and rights
&c >. fellow-citizen and still be afforded sup
nort, i. a stigma on the good citizens OF Bal
timorc, the imputauqu of which we sincere
" hope they viii not long safer themselves
to labor under, but that they will unite IN
proper way to PIT down the abetter OF snch
incsndiary proceedings.
We received no papers north Of Baltimore
last evening, owing, we are Informed, to the
e,age horses having been drowned and the
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tOk kLNT,

Md possession to be given the lst of Janus
AIRY 6l3,
tn NJ LARGE corr mo1ous and wellf.e-
qucutcd TAVERN, il Dumfries, at present
occupied by Mr.. George Williams. For
terms apply to
John Spence.
Dummies, June q d3tlaw
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FRESH FRUIT

Wants a situation as Rouse
aecper middle aged Woman, of good cha.
ractet. For further particulars, apply at
this OFF e
Jua st
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NOTICE.

YEVfIC subscribers intending TO remove
from his place on or before the 5tb Of
jay next, roquest those persons having
claim against them to present them for pay
n.ent and those WHO are Indebted TO them
vii please to call and discharge their &C
counts.
H. Miller & Co.
Inno 26
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A Tract Of Land.

Containing between two hundred and two
hundred and fifty acres, situate on Quantico
Run and within TWO miles of the town of
Dumtrles. The land has been cultivated as
a farm, and has on it convenient small
Dwelling-House and Offices Also, Mili
IN good stream and favorable seat, viii h
from its intrinsic advantages and proximity
to the town Of Dumfries and to navigation,
it is believed might be CIR ploycd to>great adj
yaDtaee 70 the proprietor The Land will
be sold subject to Mrs sowdcr's right of
dover /: And The Sale win certainly lie made
on the day above mentioned
The Commissioners.
June 2aWtds.
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Sale Of Land.
June g..

By VIRUS of a Decree of the Superior Court
OF Chanccry for the Richmond District,
in suit between Charles Ewell, represent
ative of James Muschett, Plaintiff, and
John Sowden, Defendant, will be sold TO
the hig hest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House in the town of Dumfries, on the fist
Monday in iuly next.
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we received no papers north Of Baltimore
last evening, owing, we are Informed, to the
stage horses having been drowned and the
mail washed away,in crossing a creek some
miles the other side of Baltimore.
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juno 20.
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Inc brig Mary Nm, oE and fFom Tins port,
was left at Opo9to April IS, iust arrived.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-07
Ga;rttG opp JAe.us.

F,itey, Sept q,
Ar'igs4tbs B,iii6 brig Puyf.if, CsPf ). r rpiu
prize MATER from Poole bound T. 50 .fasreags. CAB
's'sfOn fbs 22d hggsf ~ tLs f'ioafssr big Rapid
istt tbs R1pis 22d u L.. 45, ~ ~ Lesg 40, 70,
Ysg
August 18th, on tile Grand Bank
spoke ship Neptune, Of New-York,
from Liverpool, with a full cargo u
dry Goods, out l9 days. bound fo4
Philadelphia had not heard Ut THE war
belore-same day spoke schooner Al
bert, Of and for Baltimore, from ireland
-2Oth, a Swedish ship, ) DAYS from
New. York, for Gottenburg-22d, big
Amelia, Of DuXbury, for Boston, with
full cargo Of Dry Goods, 4s days from
Liyerpool--was Informed Of the war by
an English Frigate, who allowed her to
proceed, not having orders to capture
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Representatives % CouoreSc.

HfpFeSeHtQftCe 10 congress.
The Federal Rehu6iiran Electors lfy.
ing in the Congressional district com
posed Of the following towns, viz
Brunswick, Harpswell, PownaH, Free
port, Durham, Pejipscot, Minot, Pc.
land, New Gloucester, GRAY, Ray mond,
Oush@ld, ThomP3ons Pond and Shaker
Plantation, Litchheid, Lisbon, Bowdoin-
ham, Bowdoin, Wales Plantation,
Topsham, Lewiston, Bath, Georgetown
and Dresden, are hereby notified that
meeting will be holden at Mr.. Burma
6aS Strout'S 10 Durham, on the 18th OF
September inst. at n O'Clock "A. Nj.
Tor the purpose consulting and agree
ing upon suitable candidate 10 be sup
ported for representative to Congress
from said District. TIE Federalists,
the Friends of Peace in each town are
earnestly requested to send az many
delegates 70 he messing as they 4.-
entitled to Representatives IN the Gener-
al Court, and towns and plantations no;
represented are desii ed 10 send one del.
egate each.
The times are alarming, pubiick
burdens are increasing and if the Peo-
pie wish 10 avoid War, Land faxes and
Standing Armies, lei them unite in
man who will oppose these ruiuous
measures and who viii De The friend,
the advocate Of Peace, Commerce and
Prosperity.
A WASHINGTONIAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-07

induce mutual aid. Every blow we give her
throws its wright into the fcale Of French def
potifm Ar prefent, greater effect will be
produced by fecret understanding. than by
an open alliance The administration dare not
at this time openly avow a" political connec-
ZION" with France--Shoud they retain their
power an alliance will not only be avowed, but
openly fulfilled.
Are you willing then, fellow Citizens, 70 be-
come the properly, the laves. the minions of
Bonaparte Holland, SUI zsrand. lay Pruf-
ia and Auitria have fahmiited to the yoke and
extended their necks to be frosden under foot
by the Imperial Robber
For ourfelves we have come TO a deliberate
decilon We will not fubmit, We will adhere
TO this ACKNOWLEDGEMENT French troops
land on our flores, their bodies or ours fhould
focn repofe IN the hlence of the grave. Our
Dwellings ihaIl never be contaminated, with
the pollution Of Ffenc4 foldiery Our
daughters ihall never be eIpofed to their bIu
IaI luz Should our fons a; the rsquiation OF
Napoleon be dragged 10 the field. at the poin,
ofIhe bayonet, their ir1 mark 1iall be the
hearts of their opp,s9s''.
ANdAiI K MITCHELL, p, efisgt
w B SEWALL, Se.Ty