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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-05

VA L1J4AlEs D al lllDSE4o.s
sThs fo,Ioxi,sg VaIaabl e als dirihss, 5astlyse
Isbrassd shTe shths llibsa States afOr s e
superior eseacy IN tAe salfc q stl'e. vera
o;sosslcrx Cor Hhith hex are recommended,
fros. Hsaaab IE.ss's Faxant Family sledi-
3. cine Stores Neasss SEks arr sostt!pllF hy tho
,.aSse rilssr, AT bis store an kingg-streetsF
amiIton 5,iand Restorative,
- recommended as an3inyaluable medicine
.or the speedy and I,sg1aane ntsars OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the lmInoae-
rat use Of tea, strong liquors, long residence
IN arm climates, excessive. weakness, ansi a
general rslaxation of the system
!. 1lanus;lspns Essence and aaSt
Mustard.
~ safs and esectral remedy for the govt,
sheumatissn, spsains, pains IN the face and
neck; &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-05
Baltimore, July ss, 1906.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Il TENDING to remove to the S tate of
L Tennessee as soon as possible, wish te
dispose of the following valuable and lncraas.
ing property upon low terms, which property
inherited from my ancestors, who have he'd
legal title to the same for upwa1ds of one
hundred years.
One Tract weIl kuow1 BY tse nasle
Of abingdon,
Being On the Potomac river, between 4kleK-
andria andGeorgetown and nearly opposite the
City of Washington, beautifully situated, cob
tSiyanss about FOUR HUNDRED, acres, now
leased to the Mr.. Wises for THREE AyN-
DRIED AsD SIXTY DOLLARS per annuin, with
other stipvlations contained in said lease.
one other Tfact contiguous TO t4
FIST,
Leased 20 William Fraser for FORTY 1oL
LARS per. .agsaan,: containing about SIXTY
acres.
Oae elbev Tract. containing Ten
Acres Of Eottom, Land, (
Adjoining the Four Mile Mill Tract.
One other Tract contiguous to. tx
abingdon estate
And within two and a half miles cs 9 Gorge:
Tensl, containing SEVEN HUNDRED ANn'
! TWENTY, FINE acres. The ggsafest part
oftlss land is heavily covered wisbI Red and
EaFs Ok. {
ALSO, :.
THEE 7hosssa,, Acrcs or the Scloto
Rver n, the state IT Ohse
This tract descended to rae fropa nay uncle
George D. Alexander, being ons moiety Of
the land he was intitle to for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary wa. All the
title papers With the wills under which am
entitled to the above property, are in the
hands of Raidsoi1 Dadsy esq. to whom applica-
ton ill.pleass to be made for terms, sc. he
being legally authorized to contract and dis
pose Of all the above valuable property, for
1a;ch good and satisfactory titles: viii be giy-
en- WAITER S. ALEXANDER,
!, august 10. eo
CO Complete sets of SAIMA-
! euNDI as far AZ. published, ora
ny number to complete broken
sets, may be had Of.
/ r. GRAY,
RaeEseRsr, KFag Stree:
ApgspH IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-05
On advantageous tci-ms,

UN uHVRHENyFoHS tCT-"tEJ
a THREE STORY BRICK WARL
GA HOUSE, On Cnien-stfeet, mex, tsc
to Benjsmsn Shreec, jun. we'll situated for b.
Shifting or Grocery bgsiness-AIso, LOT
Of GROUND, al the. conner Of Na,a al
Wolfe-sHec<s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-05
Haasiltons Elixir.

a sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
:. coughs, asthrnas, sore threats and approach
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
tryman.
Characteristic 44nfcdate Of AdmIrol
BeYRky.

The benouorabk Admiral Berkly,
then only captain in the Britiih
Navy, commanded the Marlborough
in Lord Hewe's memorable engage
ment on the 4th IJune. Early on
that day he got ftratch in the head,
70 very flight, that q midfhipman
would have been ATTAINED to have
mentioned it TO the flanders by du-
ring fuch an engagement. The hon
durable captain, however thought fit
to be prevailed upon to 60 down TO
the cockpit to have care taken of
his wound for fear Of consequences,
leaving the command Of the veHel to
the eldest lieutenant, who being a
poor Hibernian, unfriendcd by any
thing but his own heart and hands,
and Of cOurfe, without interest at the
Admiralty, though that this was a
glorious golden opportunity to make
a dalb and recommend himlelf TO
promotion by Gome very extraordina-
ry deed Of prowGss. He accordingly
lof no TINS in running up the Mari
borough where he thought fhe would
have enough Of peppefing, and
where fhe foon caught the vigiIant
eye of the brave Howe, who, with
his fpy glafs perceived her very b.
ely employed in paying her beit COM
pliments TO three French line Of bat
tie ihips, one Of which raked her fore
and aft. AftoniShed and concerned
at her iituation, his lordihip haitiIy
called to Sir Roger Curtis, his cap
tain, and faid, " Why Sir Roger, Sir
Roger What in the name of Heav-
en- can to the mater with the MaIl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
lanes Goldman.

7 EEPs conRan;ly for fac At his fore on
"A the road leading from Gorhana corner TO
Buxton, general afortment Of
GEgJ5, 1a&i1, NJ. mia Gg5ds and
Gr1cerH5.
L+s7oif-An afortment Of IRON, Err
THEN aa5 GLhSS-WdPE FdCTC6i@
COTTON 2'ARN Tor webbing OF Uniting.
ais,-ViNEGAR by ,he HID b.. or
IN iier quantity, warranted q lhe q < 41aii-
ty; PAM, Oil, &C. &c
NeceiIity induces him q give notice that al
notee due him Of more han tx months itaud
Jug VIII Poinvely be pnt in fuit if not paid
b he i. IT Of September nc1t, wi,hour fur
ther nosice, Cuban. J4ly y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03

modore Truxton maybe recommend
ed to his country as worthy object
for public employment.
IL is true that commodore TruxtOn
is denominated federalilt, but he is
neither politica! feGtarian nor
Fictitious partizan ; he has uniform
ly been an open, candid an honeh
patriot, thinking with independently
and fpeaking with candor.-The
Britilh and French have both felt the
force of his hyperion talents. and in
the projects Of colonel Burr, when
the mott hattering offers were made,
he anfwered with promptitude and
true patriotifm if your fcheme is
factioned by the government Of my
country | will engage with ardor and
honefy, if not, / will near no more
of It," Thele are the traits which
befpeak man Of intrinGc worth, and
who deferves the confidence and en-
ployment of his country, and parti-
cularly at the prefent criGs.
Commodore Truxton has been out
Of employment for fome time, and
this perhaps will location fcme diff
Guilty among the prefent comma nd
ers. Let this be anfwered BY the
examples Of France. The fplendid
fuccefs of that nation, have been at
chleyed by young and obfcure gener-
ais, whole talsnt: entitled them 70
elevation.-The rulers of France
fought for, and rewarded merit, and
to this may be imputed their onri-
vailed fuccefcs.
England too affords examplest the
celebrated and immortal general
Wolfe, and admiral Mellon, were
preferred to their feniOrs in age and
rank, and thefr heroes have given a
luifre to the Britilh name, which will
live TO all eternity. Truxton's cafe
is much ftrOnger, he is old in fervice,
in virtue, in fame, in exploits and in
genuiae patriotifm and there is not
a man in exifence, who ought to
think himfelf difhouored by luch
commander.
This fmall tribute to merit, has
been written, much more with view
TO promote the public veal than 70
pay tribute to the merits of our
diftinguifhed and meritoriorS coxn-
tryman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03

PArson Bentley, in his Register Of
the 9Th ult in giving an outline Of the
Gov etnor's speech, astOnishes US with
the following lucid and connected para
r tph:
" In it lie exhibits the duty Of the
Executive, the value o! character i'll the
judges, and the high value Of juries.
BONE military arrangements are CON
rclnPlatcd, to unite the energy Of mill
ttry character with the freedom Of CT
tizens, and the s. Of the union is ful.
iy appreciated. To directs The JlR5Ac
hates .JjoD ne d!FNsioa ef useful kno7vl-
edge, ond from the sincerity as 7ocH as
freedom u religious enquiry" ~
This, We presume, never was exceed-
ed, except by the ejaculation of Cuflee,
who, when his patience was exhausted
BY vanity endeavoring to get AID edge to
hi5 Scythe, exclaimed" DiS grTnstone
d0nt make 10 more izgtreSsion on my
scrthe, dan toad zoQnts rail, every Bit
a'1d Srain.' .ftLas.
Sir Samuel Achmuty, the conqueror Of
Monte Video, IS an American. He was
born in the city Of Newyork, and is son to
Rev. Samuel Achmuty, Of that city
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
Poetry.
PARTING FRIENDS.

HE moment comes i'll which we sever,
Yet tho far distant soon I'll be
This heart, to friendship true, shall ever
With fond regard remember THEE.
And If while thus my footsteps roam,
Some dear Ingenious maid meet
Pil think on her l left at home,
And for thy sake the stranger greet.
And Q w! should griefthy peace assail
Ii foes Cypress, it friends betray;
] an thy other hops should tail,
Remember him who's tsr away
SELIM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
Rowe g KIN.

~. e ~ ~ -Fvzo, GTiSdle R,eet,
nFFEN for la.e, the remainder Of their
- Stock in Trade, coniiting u the follow
Tag GOODS vz-2eit iupertiue black, bl. {,
koeD and mixi BrOadcloths; low pric'd do
I'll coiars black, blaze mixr, brown add drab
CaGinc-ci; drab Kec!eys; blue aud nuxt
R:aina; Eatzes and Flannes, all coIors & quail
;ies; black, brown, olive and drab Ne'veis
ald Ve'geteens, hiver Cords; patent Cords
ana r!aias; Calicoes, al prices Chintz and
e5mmol Furnitures India CLintzes piaia
aud sgured Mullins 6gured Cambric5, Cam
b5ic And csumon D:m0ties; Glnghams; plain
and piadsd fix and cotton Chambray Nul-
LIS black and color & Iunring llzided
do; a few mul'd and ;2mbOI a Muffin Dreii-
e., f'nls very elegant; IA and ga Cotton
Cambria; Linnen do; black, brown, GATE
and ienl colOred Cambrics; large Allotment
Of fix Shawis; Mullin do; ChambTay and
common 90 fancy fix Inadvertently black
d. SefUfloy LUnge, baRdanua and Madras
Hhkf5. Caolbr.c and Common pocket Hhkfs.
h'sck blue aud white Italian Grape Ribbons,
Plum, Wreaths black fix Laces white
cJttcu -y Cap PATTERNS; Fans, Hair Caps /;
Ladies black and ~hiye fix Glove cotton
and worried do; black, brown, green and
purple Tabby VeIvets; printed tsbby Vel-
ing; plain aud ltriped Satin DO; N1arleiiles
and Janett do ; 7-8 and "A Irifh Linens,
Some Of az cry luperior fabric brown Linens;
chequered DO; Beducking and Britiih Shirt
ing Cotton; Rulian Diaper Huckabucks ;
Towels Fultins Jeans NankineIts Eng
l,lh Nankeens India C0t,ons from toto So
G4hIiHgs pr piece, DuranB; Callimancoes \
BumbaEetts elk, cotton and worried Hoiie-
rY; gentemen's leather, beaver and Coaon
Gloves velvet Bindings; Quality and fhoe
DO; ok Umbrellas; cotton 90; fix, cotton
aad morocco SUI enders; coat and vea But
tons, Morocco Shoes; Pins; Tape ard bob
bins = cafes fashionable Bonue.s; Camel's
hair and naps Hats, etc etc,
Y Being about coGng ,hei. buGreis in this
town, the above GOODS will PsGtively Be
fold At con and charges. All who with to
f1pPly themlelves with any of The above arti-
cles, have now an uncommon fine chance 70
procure them very cheap.
PsrtlaaS, JVty 90, 1907. QD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
[UhoIe N 48 A.

borough ?" Sir Roger who knew
Berkeley, and was keen, tatirical,.
and witty as well as brave and hui
name, looked, for moment, through
his gIals at the Marlborough, and
then turning round to Lord Howe,
dryly replied, "Id5n't kn9qv ny Lord,
bm I lb9tld imagine tfr91n The r91du6fg
the 6fariborougb that Captain Byt-s-
lev has been killed."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
FROM THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
democratic paper.

COmmadore Truxton.-The very
honorable part which has been a6ed
by this diltinguilhed veteran, in rela-
ton to the affairs of Burr the fat
tering manner in which he was &C
quilted Of all cenfure by the grand
jury, are fuficient inducements to
bring him again into public notice
But when long life of private hon.
or, as we'll as public fervice, in all ref
poets unfullied, are con6dered, COM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
Jnne. 1907.
tSigned) &C. BERKELEY.
To the respective captains, sc.
WAsAINGroS, JCtV %, 1907.
SPANISH AGGRESSION.


Accounts have reached the CITY, dat
ed late in June, that the Spaniards at
Mobile have seized 200 stand Of arms
and quantity of ammunition, belong
ing to the United States, destined from
New-Orleans to Fort Stoddard. This
seizure was made by the Spanish com
mandant at Mobile, and afterwards APP
proved by the Governor General Of the
Floridas.
The above Information NAV BE relied
on as correct. 1t comes from unquest-
ionable authority--.2thc letter containing
II Is from an officer in the army Of the
Y. States, who was witness OF the
act.--GF> This IMPORTANT fact is also
glVen in tie National Inte{Egencrr. ne
shall not Comment OH 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
NEW ROOT & SHOE STORE,
10. 2, o1cJ -R0zO.

JONATHAN TUKESBURY. Informs his
- friends aud the public hat lie has takeA
IRE t're lately occupied by Je5ef5 C,gG. where
ha offers for faiea age ahorlment of Doors
snd SHoEs.
suwarrow and Typ Boots--Suwarrow
Boots c dolls per pair.
Cen.leman's Morocco Pumps aud Seal
Skin Shoe,
Cali SKIN Shoes and Pumps
Thick Boots and Shoes,
Boys thick and thin Shoes
Ladies Black Morocco with and without
Heals,
Miles Red, Green, Yellow and Black,
Chhdren's Bootes and Shoes,
AIEes' Leather Pumps and Shoes
Also,
Soal and Upper Leather,
Wax Grain Calf skins
Rufet Boot Tops
Morocco Skins and Seal Skins.
Binding Skins aud Boot Straps.
al The above he is determined 10 fell as
cheap as has ne gh5ours. II any of the Shoes
''p the owners are de6red 70 return them
40 h.'ethen nerded gratis. Js5r27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
3ntfptgfnEe.
HALIFAX, JULY z, 1907.
IMPORTANT ORDER,

ANAFOh X AMI ORDER,
By the Hon. GEoRoE &. BEBxELEY,
NcenAdmirai Of the zrhite, &c. &c.
WHEREAS many seamen, subjects
Of his Brtannic Alqjesfy, and in his
Majesty's ships and vessels, as per
margin, [BeiHSle, Betio71, 2r7umth,
Chichester, HalVaF, Zcno5ia cutterl
while AZ anchor in the Chesqheake, de-
serted and entered on board the United
States frigate the Cheaqh.ake, and O.
penly paraded the streets Of Noryok, in
sight Of their officers, under the Ar CIR
lean flag, protected BY The magistrates
OF the town, and the recruiting officer
belonging 10 the above mentioned A.
merican frigate, which magistrates,
and naval officer, refused giving thera
up, although demanded BY his Bitannic
Majesty's Consul, as well as the caps
tains OF the ships from which tie said
men had dcsrIted.-AThe captains and
commanders Of his Maiesty's ships and
vessels under my command, are there.
fore, hereby required, and directed, in
case of meeting with the American
tligate Chesqheake, at sea, and without
the limits Of the United States, Il shcv
70 the captain Of her, this order, and 10
require to search his ship for The a.
seIters from the before-mentioned
ships, and to proceed and search forthe
same and if similar demand shall
be made by the American, he Il to be
permitted 10 search for any deserrers
nom their service, according to the
customs and usage Of civilized nations,
on terms ct peace and amity with
each other.
Given Under my hard, az Hal1ar,
.Noca- Sc9tia, he Isl day Of
.Ti.ue. 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03

NE haze been Jsvorsd sOitb tie failo4U-
ing Agrcd9te Of Captain CbngAcy,
Of the United Stated navy. Its
Genuine YANKEE SPIRIT will
not be unpleasant 10 oar readers at
this c'jfs.-,Bah' En-. PET.
A very hOrt time fnce Captain
Chauncy returned from voyage to
the Eaft-Indies, which, under fur.
Tough, he had made as private cit.
izen. On the pafage home, in the
Indian Ocean, he was brought too
by Britifh fhip Of war of o. guns,
and lieutenant and 10 or II men
fent on board the 1hp. The Britifh
officer, an impairment puppy, with
out even faluting Capt. G. as a per-
ION having any Preten6ons to gentil-
lty would have done, immediately or.
dered one Of his men to ftand BY the
helm. Captain c. jufly offended.
told his Tailor to knock any man
down who attempted TO take his place
without his (Chauney's) orders. The
attempt was made, and the Englilh
lailor, by REGaratisn, paid his tribute
OF .veHeration to the nerve Of the
Yankee. The lieutenant now ripped
out as many ban9eme oatb5 and
threats as periop could with, and
advanced to take the helm himfelf.
Chauncy !tepPed before him, and
upon the Englihman's laying his
hand upon it, feized hin by the fcruf'
Of the neck and threw him over
board into the boat-Upon this the
lieutenant and his men went off and
Capt. c. was prefently boarded by 60
or 70 men, among them the frft off,
Ger of " bis mqisT's fhip," who a
bufed Capt. c. in 7vords not a little
for his treatment to the lieutenant !;
who replied, | treated the puppy as
he defcrved. He either did not
know his duty and the manners of
gentleman, or would not exercife
them. Ton have now a fuperiot
force on board the shiP-dS .vbat ycr
pleg,e. Captain c. then went on
board the man Of war, where he re-
ceived iome more compliments from
the Commodore, to which he replied
IN the fame manner without giving
way one inch to that naughty fpirit
which chara6terifes 200 maay of the
officers of the Britifh navy. This
fpirit probably pteferved him from
the effects of their violence, and he
was diimiied as the d-d(f oblf;.
nate Yankee rafcaI they had ever met
with, without their knowing him as
any thing elfe than the matter of a
common Eaft-Indiaman.
Previous to leaving the B:itilh fhip,
Captain Chauncy very leifurely took
memorandum of the officers names
who had infulted aim, faying, I" per-
haps may come athwart you iomc
day, when you hall know who and
what | am"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03

IL is run1oured and believed that the order
for holding court of inquiry into the con-
duct Of commodore Barron has been revoked,
or at Leaf iadefniteiy Pofponed.-In confe-
quence, capt. Chauncy has pahed through
this place on bis way to N. York, to take
command Of the gun-boats thera.-'This looks
fulpicious. ] fear. all is not well. Are the
government afraid to have the orders of com.
Barron made publick, as they nun be in cafe
Of an inquiry The indifpofition Of commo-
dore Preble is no fuilcient reafon for the de-
leay. There are other captains who might
without delay be called to Warrington for
the purpoie; and the country begins to- grow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03

impatient to know fomething of the merits of
an affair which has excited 70 much fenhbili-
ty.-They with to know where the fault lies;
and we ought to hope that the government
has no iutrse in withholding the information.
lU S. Gaz1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
q DIGS OF IC.4Ro

A statistical writer, a short time
since, has stated the following to be a
pretty accurate account Of the forces of
the several states, sc. now or recently
at war, Oh the continent Of Europe,
viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03

Foreign Neups.

LONDON, May so.
News has been received by the Roy.
al George, Of an unfortunate event hav-
ing taken place At Malta, on the 5th
OF April. The regiment Of Frchbcrg,
chartered at Fort Recosl, \ short distance
from the Vdlette, mutinied, and killed
Captain and the Adiutant of the regiment,
and took possession Of the fort. icut Col.
Schumelkcttel was wounded The nuti-
neers remained seven days masters Of fort
Rcccsll. EndclyOrs were w ttst made ID
reduce them by taniincj bat they threatened
70 reduce the town To ashes, and even threw
some bombs into IT, At length ii was de-
termHcd on the eleventh to take the rebels
by open force. "A German officer 1T The
head OF 80 hundred Htcn, scaled TIL. fort,
some Of The mutIneers had tad themselves
"a powder magazine, and blew il up ON the
22d WHICH CccasiORcd damage 10 the -
mount OF $4,000. but lery toitunateh ki,lcd
only two On three of the soldier; cIn.
plOyGd against the nlutiEculs. The lst-
ter were directly tried before a court mar
tlal and 70 Of them had allratly been HANGED
or shot, when tLe Royal George sailed tom
Malta.
Mr. Thornton has Just set off On board ar
extraordinary packet dispatched for Tunuin-
gen: Al II 6enerai Ii asserted that t1e Oil &C
oi ms mss = = n1.o It'll, which mas Le
judged OF iFy.l lhC luiCAl,ss with vi4ch
X SGT on. 1t IL SAID he is gain. W s:e-
mel IL order ~ make remrrstralirr \, ,A,.
russian Cabinet relative M lie ne location
.rAieh rave beea opeaea. The ,on.tu ae
King ot.Swsden is also more than sas picio,ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
. Oil end CanGle!.
Hlf4y & igi fow,

- NY G m. HWY
Bagt f. isls, III .bsr fo<s II Fi61, eei,
50 oaks Whale and Elephant oil
8 do. 'Spermaccti do
A. boxes Spcrmaceh Candies
e @ fellow mould do
B1s fuperfne Flour
Thole-wAo want 70 purchafe Oh and Can
dies for chipping, viii find il to their advantage
20 call. The above goods being conGgn-
rnent, will be field on good terms for cah ut
approved credit Jaiy II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
AatR Dmtmons,

President lie IS lately Ueceived n town
from Washington, SAY a - now ascertained
boyond al doubt or contingency, that Mr..
Jefferson will decline to stand for the next
presidency. Hitherto Mfr Jefferson has 50
conducted snd 50 expressed himself, that it
would only be said it was possible he would
decline but he was always cautious not to
commit himsef absolutely. This, however,
has now done We only hope that before
he leaves Us to shift for ourselves, he will
take care and settle his fayorite dispute
bout the scamen. Munroe after being in
lAbyur Of treaty for about three years,
brought forth a misshapen brat which the
father di>owned We repeat il, we hope
Mr.. Jefferson win not first involve Us in in.
e4ccrable difficulties. and then abandon 10
ID the midst Of them. He ana his friends
promised % a. wonders for American sea,
mcn--Six years have rolled 2Say,- and as
Yet nothing Il done, nothing Attempted
o
The quantity Of -four exported from
the district Of Columbia the last quar-
ter is valued Il 100000 dollars. There
were exported besides, tobacco and
many other articles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
FLR SAX BY

J. R.chacdion,
NJ 2, Losc-WEzyE
luU Rais. Mes No & 2 Beef
loo Aa'f bbis. Mels do
5o ohs. No. I ard ? Pork
100 boxes brown Soap
300 W. 3 .can Legs. TaEy %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-03
FOR BOSTON,,

FOR BOSTON,
III THE SIoop JENNE'rT, ELIJAH
rszjsHzI Brewer, Mater, now lying at
ay@ 80 Long Wba5f having good accom-
~ 49,. modatiopS for Gentlemen or La.
-ss,.ss dies, intends falling once a week.
tor freight or palage, apply to the Mater on
Board. 4PoriIaa, Jply 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-22
INTRODUC TON.

THE portrnsous age In which We live,
80 pregoan, with wonderful and unparal.
leled events, that involve within them.
selves the fortunes Of empires, fixes the
Judgment and furnishes range for the
imagination Of every observer. Il is a
spectacle which is seldom displayed TO The
world, TO see q general wreck Of the old
CONSTITUTIONS and national establishments
that have fourlshed 10 majestic greatness
for ages; and a soilcitude for our coun-
try's safety, leads US to look, with anxious
concern, upon the convulsions that are
shaking the very foundations of the pre-.
sent order Of things. A few wears only
have revolved their courses, since govern.
meats which though. themselves far re.
mote from any dagger. have been swept
away by the overwhelming tide Of destruc
ton, and these terrible examples should
awaken US from any false security or ints.
lua,ed confidence that we may have ia our
peculiar and separated si,uaiion.