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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14


NO privilege have Americans estimated
Ut higher value, than that oftne Dress and
Of speech. Among other supplications to
the British Throne, previously 10 he reyo
luton, were those for " freedom If speech
and of the press" These were dwelt on
with all the earnestness and ardou', which
they SO justly merit and this among all
ranks Of people, Withodt the Guaranty Of
these, It was justly concluded, that no free
government could exist All this was as il
should be. II was evidence, not to be resis.
ted. that the real spirit of true patriotism and
rePubhcanlsm was genuinely and vigorously
exerted.
In the debates Of several Of the state con-
yentions called TO tske into consideration
the constitution Of the United safes, Oh.
jections were urged sgAinst it on tins
ground that, 1T contained no clause,
which was sufficiently express ald definite
IN securing 70 the people The freedom q
speech and Of The press"
La the Virginia convention sitter the con.
s'itulion had been ratified, and met with
an opposition, which for many days was
thought 10 be invincible, amendments were
introduced TO be recommended 10 the con.
slderation of the first Congress, which
should assemble under SAID Constitution, to
De acted upon in the mode prescribed in the
fifth article thereof of these amendments
is the following.
16.h. That The people have a right 70 free
dom Of speech and Or WRITING and PUB
LISTING THEIR SENTIMENTS that
me freedom Of The press is one Of rhe greatest
bulVDorks Of Liberty, and ought not 10 be viO
JARED"
This amendment, Mr.. Printer, was pro.
posed and recommended by committee
appointed by the Virginia convention for the
purpose. On this committee was JAMES
MADISON, now President OF the United
States and James Munroe, now Secretary
of State.
In rejecting on this subject, and on the
men, especially The t1po Gbove named, who
were so clsmorous in favour of liberty once,
the mind is filed with amaze meDt. Once al
thought, that " the people had right TO pub
iisn their sentiments" Of the measures OF
their government Who think the same
now The friends Of peace. Who think and
say nozo, that the people have nora right 10
speak their sentiments The 7aVocdtes Of
Var. We need not 60 to Baltimore, Savan-
81 and other places, where attempts have
been made to destroy BY force printing pres
ses and news paper establishments, and IN
some OF which places presses and papers
have actually been destroyed. No, sir, seven =
mong US. in New Engiand, end in NIassa
ehusetts, empha,ically styled +" he CiaaIe 81
Li5cyy" 1t IS now openly asserted. that
opposition must be hushed," that, "when
wac IS declared the people have no rigLt TO
sneak against Il" and that " in two months
all opposition will be put down"
II the pespie had a right IN rs to speak
their sentiments, they have the same rigid
SoSO. If IN rs the people resisted attempts
TO deprive them Of this right, they will make
the same resistance nozO' And if JAMES
MADISON and JAMES MUNRoE on the
9th o, June 1888 declared, that the people
had thai right, the people will confirm that
declaration IN 1912, James Madison having
changed hiS opinion notwithstanding.
A COUNTRYMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14
~ A LADY u!

OF WATERFOWL, was years afflicted with erup-
don, or the head face, behind the ear aud va
rious parts OF the body was rehgned a. incurs-
bic, could NOT get out Of her bed or Pu, a foot
TO the ground, was cured BY taking bottles
of theie Drops ~ Child Of Hanover, wn
wears affl cted with boils, hlotchcs and ulcers
Tome of which cal down TO the rib, was cur
ed by three bottles TIFF Drop are 'sfiSai
sure f. sh rbsu-, Jere bsas fare legs, Hisev' Fro
sls, d,seEy jeavy vsas,saI fsiHis, rObsn 17f'sHry
bss f1itI, an inoH,ai, effbs H.f and j1eief, and
ssy be given fOfBiki,sa urSb pssS /stsfy, prePar-
"a and fold whoeiaie by fbs /ais P,sp'is'os,
w Il Conway No 5. Green ftreet Bolton,
and retail by s Pauen. Portland B7bfon,
WifcafTet Goodale. Haloweil {; Ellis, Auguf-
"a; Dr. Page Brunfwick; DR. Langdon,
Limerick FroR, Kennebunk Tzppan,
Portfmouh; Thomas ana Nhippe, Newbu-
port Cufhnig and Appleton, RI Whipple,
Salem and mon e the druggifi and book
felIers Of refpeStability Throughout the s.
s-5- 5R for DR. Relies Botanical Drops" sore
are genEiss EuI:ss Ggzs5" w I. Conway" Be
particular
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14
Conuention al GorLnn.

On Tuesday last convention of the
delegates and Friends Of Peace, from
the several towns in the Second Eas-
tern Congressional District, was holden
at the house OF Mr. David Cobb, in
Gorham, to agree upon candidate for
the Representative OF said District in
the Congress of the United States
The Hon. SAMUEL FREEMAN, was cho-
sen President and JOSEPH ADAMS, Esq.
Secretary. Previous to entering on
the business of the meeting devout
prayer was addressed to the Supreme
Being, at the request Of the Convention,
BY the Rev MIR. RAND.-A Committee
of IL members was then chosen TO
nominate suitable person as candi-
date for said district They reported
The name Of GEORGE BRADBURY,
Esq. and their report was unanimously
accepted Another Committee Of five
was also appointed to report an address
TO the Electors, who reported the fol-
lowing-which was accepted, and or
dered to be signed by the President and
Secretary, and published in the Port
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14
~ The fsliazDirg sftsrI PyoVstbtI fzg0isy JrSs
siov Gss expsdIfisHi q asy IF

,isy Gns expsditisHi .Facy IF
- Or. Hunters Pills !
VT Conway, S,r, ince eceving the two
Bores Of DE-. Hunters Pills you was 10 oblig-
ing a. 20 forward me IN letter, every lymptom
OF my dieale hssileft me, however ihould you
think II necsGary you mag forward another
boa addreGed as before. Yours moi CRATE
fully G. K.
Hanover, July l9
W.T. Conway Sir, noticing your sdver-
tifement Of DR.. Hupters Pills, aud having
years ago contracted the vensral diieafe which
notwithstanding the ufuai treatment was per-
pe,ually troubling me with head Ache. pans
Ia my bones. large fcabs and bIotches all over
my pody elbows face, lols OF appetite aud IN.
ulual afh ,ude was induced 10 try thofe oil
when 20 my iurprize at er two boxes the fcabs
beeaH 20 icsie off the pains left me, my appe-
tie Eeturned on my taxing more, am per-
fecily free from cry fvmpton, you would O.
bigs me much by your advice and whether
you think IL neceflAry 10 continue, # 70 encioie
IN letter what you may think proper. lam,
6r, mon gratefully yours &c. W.
Portfmouth, Nov. Il, 1870,
w T. Conway Sir-Oblerving by your
Advertfemen that you was The proprietor of
Dr. Hunters pills and hIving bought Boxes
Of Drnggelf in his town, am happy to fay
the alarming fymptoms have greatly absted
that Is the lwelling inflammation &c YOU will
De 10 good as 10 forward what you may con
1der necefary, By return of pot, aud If
have NOT inciole6 iuficIent, viii remit il by
mex mail. mOe thankful remain yours SC.
&c.
Aug IS, 1872
Thsfe pills are certain cure in all the yari-
Gus liage of the veneral dfsale, either "a male
or female however Ion, h4ndiug cure when
mercury has faied--fuIl directions with de-
fcripio of symptoms, 70 thar perfons may
cure themfelves without the knowledge Of auy
oue, encircie each box, price D .. Recent ia
fection- cured thereby frequently a an eK.
pence of one or two dollars. and if taken with
IN l2hours will be found preventive Pre-
pared and fold whoieiaie by the iole proprietor
w L Conway, No. 5, Green free Boron aud
resall by S. Pstten, Bookseller, Exchange lreet
Portland Bablon, Wiieafei; Goodaa Hal
lowell; Ellis, Auguita; Dr. Page, Brualwick !;
Langdon Limerick; Todd, Saco; Fron,
Keanebunk; Tappan, Porrlmouth; Thomas
and w ipple, Newhuyeort; Culling x Ap-
Pleton, II. WbiPP!e, salem and moit drug
gils and booklellers of relpeazbili,y through
out the u. 5 " ar Ter" D. Hun ar's Pills"
soHs are gsauiss Eais Eggae1" w. 7. Conway" 6s
Psrsissiar
September 7, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14

land Gazette. "A remarkable harmony
prevailed in all their proceedings. God
grant that the Electors may be alike
united.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14
DR.. Frarkli1l's oi1inion cf PriUaferrFrg.
(ExIr2cted from his Essays

The practice Of robbing merchants on
the high seas remnant OF the ancient
piracy though il may be accidentally
beneficial 10 particular persons, is far
from being profitable 10 all engaged II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14

70 The Electors ola member Of Congress
~ he second Eastern Disiricf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04
ItdtIaI
taken tom the journals Of the Legisne


The votes oils from 'le Journals Legislature.
which according
III The
n .urhi
sof
elder meau
and II iusU,
the Iaucr dep q a al
oJt I led
UIte OF
f., haieun and OIL, 6
xouIIL die Y
every holder under Government, receiving
~ih tiNtI M adm
whether
holder dared 0 d.approb.e Tie measures IA II e
e, az
Of unen; VI
who
Uur : VT H.
u cuouy
NO srdr
D OH lie
re- hereN L. cit, inu &
Oh, M u
l. prov } q sam e.I,7n 5 D j
d lua d Irlc1. y Place"
te!
tnc
,uu in
height and and
reto LIE
manO dIs " 1t cali The
the The or in
tc md o dives, hn.tN
; picN pi.c. udhO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04
Terrible Earthquake

Exract Of a Leuer from Merchant ~ Lagrva
10 his Correspondent N Ne1U l.,k, aatel ip,il
1ss
You will perceive BY this ihat am I'll.
live, although the danger aud misery We
nave all been ~ since my last, are beyond
lesCnptlOn On the SOth ult. st i = M Nc
nd earthquake here, which mas com
pleteiy rutn1 Il ~. part Of The province. No.
= house A. standing that any person would
venture "a remain AZ single hour, anna Ine
t-nths u thc town are level WIlh the ground.
From t~ lnty i've hundred 10 thTte thousand
'erSOnS, IlIS cuCIial ed, h-Ne lot their L, IS
CarraCCas LAS ,h1Ted the same fate. was
there At the Ume lie dreadful catastrophe
happened, and escaped D. running from the
nnuse in.o 'arge court YARD ~ which nctn-
e could iAii upon me, wberc / remained
unui L VS. ,.tr We h.u UHe or more
-nucks every day since.
There - hot house IN IsCuita, nor
more than hfrv Ia lie Whole civ Of CarIac
cas-, but viii have 10 be pulled duwn, " The
rlaces completely sbsndGned, which latter
think wIli be The Gaze, auG cues ana towrs
built "a their places adjacent and OF wood
Ten thousand Lyes a. said 10 ue tusl il Car
tsinty. They have been digging cut the
bodies ever since, and buru,n5 theln /, ~
shocking 10 see, Al lhe ClL :. Of the day, lac ais,
arms, aud leg, thAt have been icft unLutnt,
a. the fire dies away; and he stencil Il ter
rlble Every person - O.lcred ou Of Car
r.ccas, except tsbOurers, ID avoid a pesI
!ence. Three f0u:ths of he wes.,h # Car
rAccas i lo,t; and, As 40 day has yet pas
sed without shock, we arc waiting with
fear and trembling "A" ow when il will be
entirely over, o. what .ne effect Oftte next
shock will be. All foreigners, and ever
person having the means, are leaving the
p!~ce Tor lie Islands and elsewhere. There
Is areIort that Porto Csvel!o is safe. 1t 50
numbers VII Aock 10 il; but long time
will be required to make it pi.ce OF ex.e en-
s-Fe business. ] SHOULD have lef. this with
others, hsI not thUa6ht it ny duty 70 stay
10 attend 10 yOur interests. What j. yod.
l1ss, Il IS impossible for me 10 say TWO A
meTican vessels have arrived since. and lhe
gpv rnmeut has * zed them, tut they will
Oe alto wed 10 s. a. Fo-to-Cavelh (; the
are addressed 70 Mr.. Lowry, and nc goc-
wilh them
Lumber and provisions VIII sell vel
hare the former VII be ~ great demand
for some time 20 build with, IS, tie people
now Ave - ~ open common. Iwr.le ;bis
o. ny lap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04
KICHMOkD AprilI4.

SHo7v--Yesyetday (,NL4y, NC b-d fiji.
Of suCw, or u Se.Isoa. What iell On the
roof, UttEe house,, laid for short time with
4u, melting The Peaches, pears, plumbs,
spi les, "a her cherries, straw berries, sc
are N fun boom IL three DAYS, we hst
embraced almost every NiCissitude Of eli
nae
IL Air Madison should ultimately
tail Of success IN Coercing &. Bi,aiu
into submission 20 lis demands, lie wi.
have 10 one TO blame but himsoll, fbr
never was a C.-oi magistrate in any
country more promptly seconded.
When he asked for an army of 10000
men 20 subdue Canada, and conquer the
freedom of the seas, congress, with j
liberality almost uneAamplcd, gave
him, without delay, $4,000; and tie
SCI ste were for doubling even that mum.
Der al the taxes Which he required,
and more, have been voted BY the repre- :
sentaiives OF the people: and when ID
proposed all embargo for sixty DAYS, Ia
aid him in the same Cause, they imme-
diately INDUCED him with one for thirty
days lonber.-I know not whether Nh
Giles ever heard the story Of the Irish
man, who having made several III
mpts u lift lis companion on nor,
b ,ck, Il ias; put forth his whole strength
and fairly pitched The lu5bcr uYon Ills
h .ad on the opposite side Of The hUI,e
az the same tinIe asking aim " Ai
you On now, Pat p" Aye, faith ain
!" replied Patrick, " ard a.yre ty5.7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04
Mr.. 2nincy'S ~ e1b-

Mt. &MHcy'5 oPts-b-
We give the following extracts fo,n TIE els
cellent fPeech Of che Hol Mr. Quincy, in
OPPod'iOn to the paGage Of ihe ds.re4ble
Embargo We regret thar our limit, will
NOT permit OF giving the iPeech entire !. ev.
cry frntence would work conviction on tlE
mind of every unprsJudiced reader " the
folly and ruinous consequences Of this favor
lie mealure Of the Prefent adminilifa ion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04


" mare
ma n ultvIz DA
ROLAND, ~ AAdo' CId Newly Mt +Ies ler Fnsn New
p.ntau \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04
F.eCtiOn tnr Governor.

W. nave four towns since oar last They
diminish tn gam abou, 40. There remain
hl eleven small tywns 10 he heard from ~
E.ce President Geuy may look out for a new
.Oc-tIon -RtPeU0ry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04

Avo4qf efa .etre, from mas 3i,zron, % Z .Her

G%"~lf U q ltFeJ from WA5l1 ffon, % q .Ner
cdrti.c AyaSe IL Nr,y loyk.
Z" Ihe Wee president has been ust now
in,erted wa al tie ponp If winch tie
pi-Cc y susCer .ibie. lie declared in his
last moments, that lie only ,hrg which
troubled him, VAS the Mad I,",icy winch now
plesidcd over >ht destints Of The Country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04

the following notices =
1i9nGLy.-Nature thia day was
gloomy-the clouds lowered and
wept-thc HemlfPhere was drelt in
fable, and you might have fsen the
EMBARGO Law written on the face Of
every pafing traveller-1bis is oar
Comtry'5 dsfJnctioa "1ybicb q0aiEet6 in
dHknfG," this il our commercial pes
thence " 4Uhicb 1vafetb at n99n day,"
We row fay farewell to all our
greatness" and "Egb Jar tb0te days
2uhicb shall nfver return"
IurJday-This day vessel from
the Wef-Indies, laden with Rum,
was feized at the Liberty tozUn Of Nc7v-
CGRk.-Eleven Puncheons Of this
Rum was J0mggIsd on ihore withou,
payment Of duties, and hid in patri-
cts Cellar-the revenue officer was
rctltted in the execution Of his duty,
by these Sons Of Liberty-The u.
States SOlditrs were ordered out
from Fort Contribution in aid Of gov
eminent, the laws triumphed and
the Rum was taken into Cuitody.-
1t is worthy Of remark, thar the vef-
fel was owned BY Reverend Cler-
gyman Of a neighbouring fhe
was chartered 20 three Of the irhabi
tants of New Cattle ALL these men,
including the cody MAN at Spruce
Greek, are gs9d Demccyat5, in favor
of EMBARGoEs and Non IMpoRrA.
TIoNs, and al dear friends q til. pea
lie.
Wcdnea~y..-The corners Of our
ttreets began again to be thronged
with Perfons who are out Of buGnels
every face you meet is full of fad :
neis, and heightened beyond the line
Of nature-if you obferve fmiIe on
the oountenarce, it appears as a
itranger, and forcibly Jays, my heart is
not in laughing mood.
1butJdey-By accounts this day
received, the merchants of this town
have received new evidence Of the
firing Aavr Of the FRENCH TYaANr =
That vGD!aadea qvitb jah belonging
I P9rt/n9utb bad becn Ark BY French
Pirates in March laf-will the ewes
of the people ever be cIofed againft
Robbery and Plumber will they fee
the wave ready to engulph them and
their property, and yet fep hccdlef
ly on ? will they fay Ga little more
fleep, little more lumber, a little
more folding Of the hands to relt n
Merchants, Farmers, Mechanics and
Laborers, think Of thefe things and
wifely improve and act.
Eriay.-It is worthy of observa-
ton, that ever 6nce the reception Of
the Embargo in this town, we have
NOT experienced oaF fair day, the San
as if indignant at fuch meafure has
Withdrawn his ruddy faCe-the BIRDS,
as If conicious of the difre{s Of the
country, have ceased to carroll Veg
citation is more than ufual 10th to a9-
pear we have fnow end vapour-we
feel aPprehcnGve of "Eea time e
bdrvsf"-wc fclicitate ourfe:yes, that
there is no embargo in the gifts Of
Nature : Providence never exercifes
injultice towards the children Of
men.
Safnrdy.-It is feared "rhe Brit
IN faction in MaE4chufvtt. have
triumphed in the election of CALEB
1TR0NG,' 70 flung the New Hamp-
hire Gazette Of Luefday lat, their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04

Governor Jones Of Rhode Island has re
ceiyed orders from me Secretary a. War, ID
Ie'acL Ais quota (500 men) Of tie militia,
70 be " ready Al a nom. nt'5 warming
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04
--~%aSlFf-~

War Reports and Preparations.
The Committee OF Foreign Relations il j.
taId have determined to snake decided appeal
20 the War Spirit Of COngrefs.
Cen. Dearborn Il is (aid is TO collect 5000
troops at Albany BY the fra of May
1900 volunteers or militia from Ohio are
ordered 10 march Immediately 10 Detroit,
where i has been (aid Gen, Hull e1.ects 10
collect 5000 troops
500 Of the mitiz Of New York State are
GnderltOod to be ordered to Niagara
An American expedition is proceeding
CAN'T the Greek Indians
Gov Gerry has ifued his orders for draft
ing 10000 of tie militia Of MaG4chul.tts.
hey are 70 be drawn As foon a. poiIibie The
whole 60 be divided into three Dlv6ous aud
Il bngades, VIZ Sou her1 DiviGon under Nj
Gen. Willis; 1T Brigade, Broader Gen la.
thrOp I'd, Btlgadier Gen. Wells-Wenern d..
vihos, undsr Mai Gen Varaum; 1T Brigade.
BrigadIer Gen. hitdrth; Cd, Brigadier Gen.
Blis-Estern DivGon, under Mai G3n. III
mer; 1T Brigade, Brigadier Gen. Irih I'd
Bng4dier Gen Brewer.
The Nahachulests draft ID TO conGa Of one
2Oth part artillery, Ole Goth part cavalry, aud
the relidue infantry The number % be draf
ted from the III D;viGon is 524-2d, e15-
Sd, 726-4,h, 5fl-5th, 692-6;h. 6i7-7th,
947-S.h, S02-9th. 4s6-Ioth 62O-IIth,
slC-I2th, 53I-I5th, Si5-i4th, 59'-I5th,
445-l6,ht6I4-and 18th, 49l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04

ETiTasi 9f Isfis, fra7 qesflczIa r. W5Si,gtoH
% 5L5 fried a. R4!ag5(M c. datsI Ap.H 10.
here IS ithl anOther Iss.sf on hand, which
mnlt loon be our, and will no doubE Allonifh
the publc as much az the others.
4 = noSio notorious that French cruiz-
eFs capture, burn llak and detroy our vsIeI.,
thai DC one Pretends to deny il.
The famous Cyzsf CriG9A tailed for France.
an told Oh the very day our Embargo wa
lad u fat failing ichooner, purch1lsd by
the Preach Coniul IA Baltimore; which cor
b1rms my belief Of BIS being Freuch agent o.
fry,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04

1852 The plurAlity Of M. Gerry last year.
1919 Tie riueAluy Of Nh. strong lhia year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-04

In the Portsmouth Oracle, under
the title Of +" Weekly Chronicle" are
the following notices =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

q, TOP the EESERTER--Tr,, Ds!loys Rexvo,a
- will he give" for experimenting William Lava
sease, ior LoSerseag soitiier i'll the End Rrgt of
u Artillery, who s,t serted ram my Rcndt z,ens
IN this place on fuesday the Al; inst The said A.
vaseage is about twenty five ycars of age shout f, a
feet six inches hgi, has dark curly hair, b.ue ewes
and dark SKIN, IS complete sa,lor in his RI
and language, having served in a vessel from New
York to THIS place, previous tohis enlistment Tho
SAID destrter took witl, him coarse linen round
Jacket and overas, the o.erss made very large
Two SHIRTS with very rufiies pair of new
shoes, and citizens black fur .it abot half worn
IA "'.i 10 douht charge hi, name * dress-i d6ld
therefore sdrse recruiting ntcers particularly 10 is
pn their guard, he viii, have no doubt a,tr,nr
TO enlist again with the Rrst recruiting part, lie
meets Tie was seen on the morning of l,is cser,ioo.
Oh the road from this place 20 Fredericashurs and
have no doubt WAS making for the latter pise5.
the above reward will b. given for apIresleniins
the above des're,, aud lodging him in place 81
sdie-keepinf, unit send for him. on fo, deI;.
'eling hm up to any officer of the U States' Army,
2. JOHN P. pEYI ON.
Lieue Cad Regt. IT. S. .9rtiHeyy.
Richmond, August IA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

a OflCE-Hy virtue of tie last VIII and Tcstss.
y meut of J.hi Poindexter, deceased the sub
'c1bet viii SET to the highest bid or, at ous court
CERTAIN .art of Land, lying on Cub creek in the
aforesaid county, s'.Joining the lands OF Mrs Mary
Winston, Jack son and Others containing 4Oy acres
by AN Old survey This land is of good soil, and coa-
Nenientiy situated. "a credit Of one and two years
viii be gwen, the purchaser giving bonis with a--
roved security, bearing interest from the date it not
puhctuuliy paid.
JOHN T. SLAUGHTER, .6aqrr'r
Of the Last p2Iii Of John !P.i7.ae,tter. dec.
ApSrst IL uSyD /.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

JOSEPH Bonaharte 10 lis IVifc.

MhDR ID, MNrCn 20, 1872.
10 her Royal MgeSty the Queen Of Shain.
My DEAR FRIEND,-You will deliver 20
the Emperor the inclosed letter. if the de
cree of Reunion is to BE put into execution,
and published in the Gazettes---in any o.
ther event you will wait my answer. If
the opportunity presents itself Of delivering
the letter, you will then send me the an.
swer and the passports by courier Of the
Emperor.
Send me back Remi, who has given me
considerable uneasiness. il they intend to
transmit TO me funds, why do they delay 10
long in sending the conveys, aud why do
they not avail themselves Of the mail, 90
send me bills on the pubic Treasury /
embrace you and my children.
p. S. 1T you know that Mr. Molten mas not
sent me Any money after the 100000 pounds
which have already reserved. and which
were for the raonth q january you will
then, when thi5 Letter reaches YOU, dclivcy
nv abdica'i5n 10 the Enptror-.no5ody is
obliged to perform inpossi1il;.isss, this j..
the state 81 ihy purse.
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A CADnyfY At cI.aREoTrEsvfftx--saSs
Noo; proposes To commence at chariottes, lie
IN the county OF Aibemare, the second tn, stay
OF Sepember, SEMINARY Tor e'ucstioa oi s,itls
o. ,,'e as o. fourteen and upwards, for the EngS.
i.'tn and Greek Ian suages, Writing q Ariti,i.s,ic
the various branches %; the Mathematics iaeIusI.nf
SeosrapnH, Astronomy, Surveying. Nav,g.tions
foruhest"n, and tunnery. rs aisn Natural and Aio-
RAJ rh,'s'phy-Fees OF Tuition. SIG 900 per q .av-
ter paid ia sdvance.--
Board X Lodging may be hal vt Charlottesville.
FOR students orrery moderate terms.
Aug. Ii. vsu,
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osl tkECk!VED--.5 hhds Antigua Nun: 40
% cases old Bordeaux C!aret; bbls Petri,,stor,s
Loaf sugar 100 bDls Baltimore Inspected lie, ri,o,
N Store-S hh!s Muscryado Sugar; 20 bits "a.
50 bags Ireen Coitet barrels do SO bales she
H Southern Cotton | pipe Malaga Wine; 10 ton
ash from quanuty OF Spermaceti and TwIlt,r
Ca'Giss, Brown Snfp. Spa,isi S,ears &c For sa,o
by WILSON, DREW T. ROBERTSON.
August IL. -, a..
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VENEN DOLLARS REWAD --Isanawsy from, the
d sibse ii.cr's house On Tie End OF August, negro
Woman named Sally She ig'tal and thin in lie
person, with nothing remarkable about her face ex
celt dent ~ her chin
She took with her variety of clothing. sucb \
rnsid servsnts usnaity wear X feather he,l 'rbs
abovc reward viii lie given 10 any one " no viii de,
liver her 81 my house or n e. e Towu Jatt,
PEYTON RANnoLPH
Augusta, e