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almost If every description, suitable 10
de presenS season. Those Goods have
been seleceed with care from the lasest
importatiom; and they are sais6ed on
parieulaf szaminasion willgivs satisfac.
don % thepurchasef both q 10 cheap
mess and dhality--so be had for cash,
country produce, or on the usual terms
of eredisso punesual oas,omers.
i Mmdnsburg, June 2os 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
PifO.

IN this town, at the aims houfe, Mr. John
Emery, aged 35-Mrs. Elizabeth SkilIiues,
wife IT Mr.. John SkiIIing,, aged z5-Mr.
, Samuel Emerlon, aged 40.
IN Gray, Mrs. Sulannah NAVAL, wife Of Mr..
Robert NJ. aged p
In Ncwglouyensr, Widow Tabitha HaRell.
aged 87-Nrs. Abigail Allen, aged rs, wife III
Mr.. Nehemiah A.
IN Portlnouth, Mr.. VIM. Nellon, aged = /;
mils Ruth Miller, aged SO
In New brunlwick, Newjerley, Col Ephr1-
i'm Martin
In Goucefer, Mr.. JofePh KiIharn aged loi.
In Reading, mr.. VIM. Prents aged 20
In Bottom, mils Mary Minet, aged 8O-Mirs
Hannah Williams, 22-Nidow Hannah En-
erion, 36 Capt Daniel Merry, 44-Nr John
Fleet, printer, aged III
In Bordea.r France on Chrinmas eve,
Col !, 16na Jyne, ot Marblchead, All old officer
Of the revolutionary army-IIis death rs
oCcahCncd by fall i'll defending the 1sps
from the American Conius door, III which hc
received a blow on his head, which killed
him inltan;aueculv
In India, the mott noble MarGui, C.,1 7iI:,
Governor General of Bengal, CouRab!c ct The
Tower Of London, LORD Lieutenant and cuGos
Rotulorum Of the Tower DiviGCn, and Cen
eral III the army-aged about 20. He was Gil
his way 70 Join the army in the interior, when
he was taken Ick and died
In RuIIia, Count Ycyoaes7v, the Rufian Im-
perial ChInceIior-H had been dillinguiihed
for his diplomatic talents
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

u TINS town, lat Evening By the Rev. Mr..
liiiliard, capt. Robert Motley, 70 A1ils Ma
~ Marble
In Newglcucener, Mr. Simeon Parfons u
Nils Tabitha HaiLell--Mr. Ezekiel Warren
20 Mils E1thulah Bradbury.
( In Pejeplco;, by 4. +. Giddinge, Elq. Mr.
aomzs FiulOn to Alils Anna Row-Mr. Eli
phalet Fucker, OF NewSloucsiter, to RIils Sal
ly Hanfcom
At Q Lraroq (Pencbfcot Riverl Mr.. samuel
Ayers to Mis- Suiannah LittlclicId
IN Marlborough, Mr. George Bartow ~.
to Mfs Sarah Fluent
In PortimouiI, Capt Joleph Salter to mifs
Sarah FroR-Il1ac Lyman, Biz. u MIiis Lucre-
tia Pickering
In Welton, A1r. Peter lyon, Of Newton, to
Mis- Charlotte Seavers
In Concord, Rev. Joleph Chickeriug, cf
Woburn, to null Retley White
In Bolton, Mr.. Nath. Norcrol5, of Newton,
to mis- Fanny Wincheher
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

Irg'G Z ! Y!
Wenoticc IN tho last Argus, aGcr
locking over between nine and ten col-
umns Of clectionerring stuff in favour
James Sullivan for the ofice Of Cover
nor Of this State, the following Just
observation, viz
" Set Il down a fact, that let 4 man
"bc ever 50 bad, who IS Set Up Is a
candid.tc for Office, men eguGLy IS
bad will support him, it Is a common
" cause this may account for the sup
port some vicious men receive.
The most, jealous oPposer Of Jaco-
biniSm and Sullivan, could not have
written a sentence which should apply
with greater truth to the Democratic
candidate, than the asove. If it was
not fact that the ambitious and un-
principled are supported for offices Of
the first Importance, Mr.. Sullivan never
would have received vote il oppoai-
ton to Gov. STRONG Who would
have believed ten years 1870, that few
facJious democrats would be ah-e To
deceive a large proportion Of the citi-
zens of this State, that let a CandIl.tc
be ever 50 bad, advocates equally as
bad will support his cause Do We
want proof OF this-look Al the c1arvc-
ter Of james SulLivun-eXamine EI5 pre-
tcntions to public supports he not
man destitute, OF an h5ae5t hriadtt,, WI
honour, Of v,raaity and Of common
Humanity.
As to Mr.. Sullivan integrity it has
been abundantly proved, in humber
Ofinstances where he acted as Attorney
for the Commonwealth-tui5 virtuc
was wholly forgotten; lis treatment of
Deacon Clark exceeds thecunning ana
deceit Of the lowest horsejockcy-hls
honour and honesty is exhibited in the
treatment rendered his clients, i'll flee
cling them out oftheir money and then
abandoning their cause.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
From Hashingt0r, lLarch ?.

HE President has nominated 70 the
Senate, General Armstrong, (now at
P9ris) Envoy Extraordinary to the
Cour, Of Madrid, On a special mission,
March 5--GeA. Armstrong moves
very heavy and slow IN the Senate--A
resolution, moved W Mr.. Bayard, for
the call of papers, [preyions TO taxing
tie question on this extraordinary nom
ination) has succeeded and hereby the
General hangs suspended, until little
Investigation taxes place, both as to
t.e object Of the mission and the quail
ihcaGon otthe character intended for il
by Mr. jefferson"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
Lrfost from E3roLe.

Since our last, dates 70 the 18Th of
Tebrulry, have been recciycd.-Bona-
pArte not satisfied with lis late con-
quests, was max ing preparations 10 in
wade md destroy the Kingdom If Ma
pies, the crime, for wiish Tie King of
Naples is doomed to lose his throne and
Aec his country, is, for having permit
ted the Russian and English troops to
march through his territories Every
American will feel a lively interest in
the fate that awaits his Napoiitan NJ
iesty, who has uniformly been the
friend Of the United States, During the
war botween this country and Tripoii.
The American Squadron found y
friendly reception in his ports, and re-
c-ircl every assistance in his power to
give.
The Russians were Oh their return
home-The Emperor Alexander had
arrived at Petersburg.
Prussia has taken possession Of Han
over-rePort says by the consent of
England, and i5 to hold il till u general
peace takes place.
The new Ministry in England are
determined to prosecute The war with VIZ
gor, should Bonaputc not be disposed
to accede to IN honorable peace there
is TO be an augmentation Of the regular
army Of 10000 men:
The Court Marital held in England.
on Ad. Calder, sentenced him u bc
reprimandcd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

One would think by the l-s' Argus
mat the leaders Of the Democrats, in
Getting possession Of a Letter which
vas written and published IN lae icdC-
fal papers more than twelve months
siace' the object of which 49, X rrc-
mote tLr reelection ci Gov. Strong III
April iae., had made tuch .n lmpor-
t--t discovery as won'] st once convince
i"eir parry that Suin '.A end oH the.
o'ntid4tes ire honest men sad very
roo fofri7ts. 1re hiigh,v Elusrsr
'D5u; this Letter remIl,l r5 u tIc old
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

The titles, etc of the counties ccLli
b. these Treaties are to b. given up
within three months,-The Emperor
Napoleln guarantees the integrity of
the Au=t-i. iii thestate ofwhich ii shall
be in consequence Of the present Trea-
" or Peace as well as the integrity Of
the House Of Ausuia-An prisoners
/ are TO b. restored within 40 day. No
thing Is mentioned in this preliminary
treaty Of the ildemni-iss % Is received
b. Austria
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
Mr. Suij7,on y HlranitY.

III. DuH!Z'On IS Iftr2GntY.
In the character Of a Chief AIagis-
trate no qualiry is more requisite than
that Of humanity, il 40 situation can q
man Be Placed where there is more fire.
Quent c1lls for the exercise Of a merci-
tll disposition the rirH1 execution OF
tle law is often cruel and unjust, and
the Governor, upon application, has It
u hl5 power, if sufcioEt reasons are
odered,to mitigate OF pardon as the case
may require WHAT'S Mr.. Sullivan 5
reputation fol humanity e compassion
Tor trIlow mortal il distress, read 2
statement published in tie frs; page
OF this Gazette of his conduct towards
MI. ConncG wa-tLy and YcnertOle
gentleman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

zonasc.-The district :unage Of the
United States, BY IN estimation laid
before Congress on the 9Th TIT. by the
Secretary Ut the Treasury amounts -
l,442,f56 tons.
The towns o~ Portland, Salem and
Boston, own more tons OF slipping than
are owned in an the States south ol the
Potomac. The towns above mention
Cd own LISA tons--the States 1llut.
cd to, about 500 tons less.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

ON the 5th inst. Mr.. Gregg's A.n-
! l"hortation Resolution was brought
forward in Congress. On this occasion
! there is said to have occurred a warm
and interesting dabatc, in Which most
of the SPEAKERS were engaged. MIR. j.
Randolph closed the debate Of this dav
IN a speech Of three hours length. Tie
Washington Feder.lst, in noticing
Mr.. Randolph's speech, observes -
No man suspects us Of paruiality u
this gentleman but truth bids Us say,
that Mr.. Randolph has made the most
eloquent sEeCh ever delivered in that
house. In the originality, peltinency
and brilliancy of his figures, no man
could excel him-his arguments we're
cogent and mingled with a VEN Of hu-
mour and bijn. sarcJsms towards Lis
oppOnsnts-sucha rs seldom is Witnessed
IN that house. His whole speech vas
IN total opposition to every thing demo
cratical. lie yIlI med the conduct Of
thc President, forEct conforming to the
Constitution, in recommendation of
measures fer Lis ccwarc;ce in shrink
lrG HON responsibility, by telling lis
nGcrguaFpcs ID Congress, % urge
measures h> dared not openly recon-
mend; lor rot having constitutional
cabinet; ior deception Hith respect 10
Spain, and our territories for having
Prlvatc messages, tLut never appear Oh
the journals OF the House for buying
territory tT.1ct of Spvin, the second
Uiac under Tretvn~e of purchasing l-4-
AZ shaa di.fWtd ttIrl ,ry for support
ing the Tuisian AmrassaGC~, III lis
5eastiali,y, ctc. Itc. MI. Madison, and
his BOOK, he treated with tie greatest
COnt~rIt; Ills great Patience had led
him rs far as the nth page, LNt tLere
w-s SD much sCpEistry the argument
was 30 much Wirc-araWn, that nl could
neither see, nor feel thc thread. He
declared there WAS 70 cabinet, such aa
the constitution and the people expect
cd ". He spoke largely Oh tie Biilish
navy, and British government, rs fgI,-
ing for the liberties Of Europe, and Of
America. Such men as Gregg, trowr-
insAitii, Narnum, EidwiiI, SioJn, etc.
he treated with the utmost severity );
as children who lad not finished the
Hor4 B0ok gf'toEuas.
4 letter from Washington states,
that the House had ordered 5000 CO.
pies Of Mr.. RandoIph's speech u bc
printed" LTlis must be mistake
if the speech had been printed i'll a
pamphlet, it must be the voluntary act
Of some printer oi' have been effected
by private subscription.
The debate on this interesting sub
jet, was continued il Congress for
numb>r II days succcssiycly and IS
SAID To have assumed a character Of the
highest interest, Involving full discio-
sure ofour relations with Great Britain,
connected With much illusion to our
political concerns with other foreign
powers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

lfels5. Afrrs u TroI5,
By Siving tbs following place, YOU Will
ohligea number Of voters in ;his town:
ON Monday next il the annual meeting for
the choice Of Town Officers; and / would
mention q candidate in every rcfpea well
qualified fer tie sG.ce of Co!a7or .f1Jra,
Mr. SMITH COBB.
i i PrelumeI Nr. CUbb's reputation for
hrmneis iand integrity i equal to tha,
Of any gentleman whatever; asd every ore
know THAI tile late long and 'evere hcknsf,
he has tuti~red under, has rc1aa=e him una
bIe ~ Purlue his former occupation
A VOTER,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
10 the Public.

NNE obierve in the lalt Argus, that the Ti-
rectors Of the lfaiHe Bank have puhlilh-
ed that they would not take any more of our
Bills-which would have been perfeGtlv u
greeable 10 Us, had they ftopped there. and
not reprelented as though we had violated o,,r
engagement, and by their itaiement il might
appear that we owed them much more tHan
we do which hath tendency to iniare our
characters and credit, much more than cbari-
ty leads us to believe they had an idea Of
lt was at their requeR that we adysrtled Ia
9th month lait, that We were ready 10 redeem
our Bills, as i was their with to (top the cir
culatIon OF them, in order to get their fra7ll
bills IN circulation that they we're then iTiIing.
We endeavored Rritty TO attend 10 their RI
quelt, until theF lr,sli bills were all ONT. V-a
can prove BY cur Clerk that we burntau or
bib, and never allowed one Of them u par..
altho often ielicited for then ia order E,r
change, until wc could not obtain any rnall
bills At the banks having lent repeatedly 70
each bank, and receiving for anlwer that u -;r
bile were all cut and could not let - have
any We then out Of necelity for change. D7l-
led icme Of our own, OUT Of tho(e redeemed n
the ltore for thole taken in a. the Bank.,ver
burnt there in Prelence Of the Cliher. Not
II tbs leaf luipecting thar the Directors, un-
der thele circumstances, would have any ob-
jechops and thought they were fully Latisfsd
with rs, unti we iaw their advertisement !,
above. Had they BEEN lo friendly rs to have
ipsken 70 us on the lu' je9, We believe we
could have convinced them that they had
been milnf Irmcd, and that we we Z orde7v-
orin9 20 comply with theirrequsG They are
much miitaken in laying that We have moe
bulls in circulation than ever, as there x not
more than one fourth part fn many. And Il
the Directors haye thought proper TO adver-
+, K how much morcy they have loaned a..
,Vms may think It u ljIl due them-v.e there
tore confjer il our duty "a FAY, that We have
mcl orr rotes. and paid them according % A
recmenti and expect 70 continue 70 10 do
until thsy a-e ail paid.
JOHN TABFR 5; SON,
Por.I5-I, ~ III. ID leot,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
Town Accounts.

NHE Committee for examining ac-
Z counts against the Town of P5r.-
h"d, viii meet lcr that purpose oA
Thursday the 27Jh instant, al the office
q +. MAYo, ia tisk-stroet P,r.,uaa.
ltarch 52. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

/ hE tu5icrlbsrS, thrre Of the rer.
ions named il the ~ ior insorporat.7q
th' P9n'6-eo' Bank, hereby notify Ill Stock.
hoIaeTs' 27d aIl per .ms concerned, thai the
hrit meeting of fa;d Stockholders will w bol.
den II The louie Of Mr.. As. Pr.BoDy. IN
B-fSE'.or' IN ne County " Hancock. en tsa
al FRIDAY Jf April neat, at ten of The cIoct
a. "A. for The PurRofe Of carving into rlTecl
the Objects contemplated in the fsid incorn7-
r7;Ing act; wheu and where III perrons cen
1e7nsi are deased TO give their puuaasr
attendance,
Mafon Shaw,
4 Ihomas SplIhswk.
Ioleph Lee.
Itvs5 l5:B, 1895.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
Hebr0n Hea0emv.

Mo- ICE y hereby given, thar the Academy
NJ f-eLronis new open, ana the pral.gt
term will eontinre to the 5,h Of Julv na-+
a te~ more Set l1ri may be admitted. flap
Wic9Hon Is mace .oon. The necedary ex-
pe-c- ior hoard tuitisn, &c Is about IVY W VI.
anS ny le7fl per week. Particular attention
vii be paid g all rhcle branca.. sf fcience ~
iually taught in Academies.
John Irpp, Secrstayy.
March "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

The reasonable, candid democrats
should know, that Mr.. Gerry, whom
they allow il rct45fc4a, gave lis vote
last year for Governor Strong, in Pre-
ference to Mr. Sullivan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
Sheriff S Sale.

Taken BY Execution, dt0be 5siE
tPu5Hc FfnGpe, on TUEsDAr
tie 25fb inn. at He fore lately
occHsied By hin. P. Davi5, in
I0ter Street,
FEARNAUGHTS, Coarings, Flan-
nel', Linens Baizes. Broad1loths, Plains
Patent Cords, Vclvets, Vcnings, s,ufs, Hand
k'rchIcfs, HoheIy, Calicocs, Csmbrics. James,
Sbawls, Mullins, Morocco Shoes. Sewing
Silks Threads, Pindngs, India Cottons. Mo
rocco Pocket Book, Pins, Modes, SiILGIovss.
Cut!crv and Had Ware, Tobacco. Sears
Cotton and Wool Cards, B'ack Pepper. Teas.
BIS Flour, Nals. Croekery Ware, Looking
,'1aites Rice, Chec.e, Caudlcs, Sugars, Bran
dy, Rurr- Cherry, Vinegar, Salt, MoIahes,
Hollow Ware, Bra5 Cocks, enpty Calks-
with variety of other articles.
Sale 10 commence al 10 . clock
By order Cf
Z. GrafFam, and F. Gibbs.
D.faty 15slif:.
David Pcale, Au5f.
Portland 1E0oB %, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
I4t@rS TlHg h,C.>1.

4 VIZ Directors Of TIE lo;1c Eauk.
y s.Y- notice, That III >cr:cnI rr
last, they agreed with --ux IAnrR s.
sos, 70 receive th-ir Ills aud lo.n
them money, to- the p, ymeLt thereof,
q the amount OF len thousand Dol
lars, Il order 70 SUPPRESS the ciIcu..tion
OF, and make it convenient tcv tntm 10
redeem the S-mG-and a-id TAEoR s.
Son, At Jhe same time, agreed that the
Bills 20 received should be DESTROYED,
aid pledged their hoEors To use all due
means IN their power to prevent their
circulation, and not 10 issue anv more.
directly or Indirectly. But. in nuisy-
ance Of suCl aGr4cmtnt, the Bo.yd
loaned thcn nUl only that sum, 5ut 10
the amount Of I7y-ntU-,lr IHgusgnd
one IlHIrrI D>Aup Bat having s.t-
lsIactOry evidence that th1v stiI. issue
their Bills, contrary to slid Agreement,
and in Violation Of Law, snd it a9pe Nj
ing that there is Larger =nn fin c,~cu-
Ialon than eVer-tne Beard have deter
mined not q receive thcm any I3nrer.
BY order 9fhr .Bo4rd,
DAVID HALE, tasltcr.
Maine D4nG, lHrcb 2Oth, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
~ -3ft.LD

IN WY7ridge, Vermont, tie Pcv Mr. Ho-
Ve!' over the tonT-cE s:i9D-l cAl-1h aud 70
clefE = 'l.t p'-ge,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

Tbmfiy-arrived Schooner Hannah, capt
D freeman, from s.. Martins, via Newyo' K
Su7Ly arrived Schooner Rover, capt
CCnant, from Jamaica, via Bottom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

Al. &C. that " drowning Rats will catch
Il q straw"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

'-'A A- EAbAfillSl tll- READY tLT ilIa IN "A
lew days,
ut ~, P9JtluI Poetf9rr,
by D. Johnson,
MRS. CHhPOA@'S LETTERS,
on the Improvement Of the Hum.
Mind-a addrefcd 10 a Young LADY.
Co"IsTt5--IH On the Firn PUaciples IF Re
ligion-zd, IN die Study W tile Eigiv Scrip
:tures--3d, on the fame fubje6-1th, an tie
Heart and A.fec(ions-5th, on the fame lub-
lett- 9th, on tie Government Of tie Temper
eth, on Economy -6th, On Politerers aDd
Aceompiiihments-9th, on Geography and
ChronoIogy-lOth, On the manner and courre
OF eading Hinory-Concluhou
I, The reputation Of Mrs. Chapone's Letter,
ha' been loo" efablifhed the iubiecis upon
which the has written are of The grcateR Inn.
Portance. and the manner FIJI which NJ ~,
treated them, not enIy corrett, But captiva-
ting. Every mother thould fee that h-r
daughters read i with attention.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

WE the lubicrioers, having been apa,intca
ny tile Hon. Samuel Freeman, elQ. ~
receive and examine The claims ofcre1tors "a
h>c9ate ef
fOSEPH DOW,
late Of Si7a4.8, III the county q. Cumberland
Gentleman, deceafed, reVreientcd in,olven,-
Go hereby give notice, tLat Gr months Ar.
allowed to said creditors to bring in and
PLo'e theIr CLAIMS (; and thet we fall attend
mat -erv'ee 1t the hvuie oi the Widow Lasy
N7'9' 'n .aid SraafE, On TIE fourth Monday oF
March, and the i've following mo7ths, from
Two to tcYcu ot the cclck, il he afternoon.
Theodore Asdey,
ID. Tucker.
EEsre5 To- lGc5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
DatG8 at AuCt.0r.

VII e sail OF tie brcmisei, a
Pubic AHfIio1, oa THUsepA r
next, 27tb Mar.5, o'llock,
I VIE Building Iaa occupied Is IN
: PORTLAND BANK. La nil
bc delivered p the purchaser Oh the
18th Vt April next, and IS days VIII 5c
given To remove the s1me. Terms or
payment made known " the time of
sale.
+ GREELY s. co. luct'rs.
PorfH"d, -Nurth do, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

I HE fubfcriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he bas 5cen
duly aPPointedr and has taken mon him
lelf the trui' of Adminiarator on the c7ate of
1EIH HIGGINS,
I-t z Of Ste7aJe, il TIE county or Cumberland.
mariner, deccaied, by giving. bond ~ the
HI" aTetts;-He therefore requeRs an perlops
who are indebted to the laid deceafed's eItase
TO make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, W eYlib1t r5.,
fame %
Dafs3 LzIyej "a, IssS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

q DR.. CYRUS JOHNSON.
vino intends Pra1iGng PhyGc III this place,
has taken chamber over thePs1tLIrg Bs5Iqs,..
where he has for fale an afortment of GEN
OlNE MEDICINES-alio, lew AI-eioi-.
Cb::A'' carefully prepared and put up Ho
Wejl6uyn, H,r-b "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03

oreat interests Of man depend upon ". lt
Fraace i. driven back 10 her former limits,
the weird will progress and contlane' as I
has, for several centuries, 70 advance =
science, il, arts and civilization. he 81 ca.
cause Of christianity will be promoted ana
the greater portion Of the human race may
in lew years reap the beneht Of tnas sys'.
tenn, 10 It's moral, if not religious pr'nci.s
pies. IF France is victorious over me ale
lies, farewlI long farewell ito all ina. our on,
souls hold dear that event will extend neI
dominion oyer Europe, and then what Can
FIX any limits TO her power who sna'l say
TO her then. here shallshy proud waves DC
s,aid. !" Mourn earth When that awiuI
event shall meet thee, pu. off thy beautiful
ornaments, hang thy harp upon the VIII WI
lows; grid rhyself in sackcloth and SIT IN IN
ashes for peace will have forsaken thee 8
thy glory Will have departed forever :,
The Institutions Of universal society VIII
be changed and the vii! Of France sabstl.
tu,ed in their place. She will then rule
Without control and without mercy. cen
suries will roll away and s'il! witness the W
ranny of that nation. whose tender mercies
have always been cruelty. II the world
should ever emerge from that desperate
state of ,hraldom, it viii appear Ike the
brokea fragments Of q ship a, first lnnsulph-
cd aud then disgorged from destructive
whirlpool.
Like cid Rome, she will ,oae mankind
with requisi.ions, to purvey to herextra.
yagaoce, un,il she herself becomes Plossed
apd sosssa with luxary. Nothing human
can oppase THAI nation with success, but The
prssegt coaiision--''t the VASE naonents 81
the world redemption rest upen is"-and
ages OF slavery will be the fruit Of their dc.
Scar. Il behoscs ali nations that enJoy a
spark Of libcsts, orsever hope TO, 70 draw
thsssgord or tarow its .wsight, whateyerh
may Be, into that scale which Is oPPasec 70
hs,--aod thereby help 70 SAFE the world
from the gseaicst curae thu. ever thrsstened
it, the. tyranny Of Frenchmaoe
j. [Csnasctieut Geurant s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
Valuable Property tor Sale,

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Pursuant to a decree Of the circuit court tor
the district of Columbia, held at Alexan-
.dria, and the last will of Berya'ntn sh'eve,
deceased his executors offer for sale,
VHHAT Valuable PROPERTY at the corner OF
King and F sirfax-streets, part OF which
is occupied by Charles Bennett The lot ex-
tends 40 feet on King and 70 feet on Fairfax.
street, is subject TO a rent charge Of SO dollars
per annum.
To those who are DESTROYS, either OF secur-
ing good stand for business, or yestlng their
money in real estate, this is most inviting
niece of property A small part Of the money
will be, required in hand or in an approved
nste at 90 days-on the balance liberal ere
dit viii be given. Forterms apply to either
of the executors or to Benjamin Shreve.
William Paton,
Edward Stabler, Es'rs.
John Janney, !
November %. Sa"tf z