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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-29

From Kenne6ec.-" A scene Of great
rascality has been exhibited in Farm.
ington. The Selectmen are demo-
Gratis AT the late choice of Represcn-
tatives, on the FIRST count of the votes,
the federal candidate was elected by a
majority of three MOT liking this,
they proceeded to a new count, when
one ofthem was villain enough to Sc
crete three Of the federal votes; and
the consequence was that no choice
was declared But measures are in
train for their indictment and punish
ment." Ibid.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

The House Of Representatives, if all
the members elected attend, will be
composed OF about Sir Hundred mem
bers. Last year the number elected
by the people was 4s5 of which 252
were federal, and 233 democratic.
They did not all attend. This body
will be by far the most numerous de-
Lucrative assembly that has ever con-
vened in the United States but not
so large as assemblies Of a similar ma
ture in the old world--and we have
never read any complaints that the
numbers excluded elaboration, or re.
tarded business. The celebrated Athe-
Man tribunal, the Areohagus must have
been multitudinous assembly. -
We have no particular statement Of its
number; but we may judge it was
large one, from the fact, that on the
vote to condemn Socrates, 2sl more
members voted against than for him |:
and that upon his making some sarcas-
tic observations on his sentence, 80 oil
those who at FIRST voted in his favor,
turned against him. In later times,
we have seen, that the French Ssofrs-
General convened by Louis XVI, was
composed of Twelve Hundred depu-
ties-Afterwards that the National
Convention, five recollect Alright, con-
sisted Of Six Hundred; and was sue
ceeded by council Of Five Hundred.--
The British Parliament is composed
of 65s members, of which England and
Waies elect 5l3, SeoflHnd IS, and Ire-
land io0.--Sf. Ssthen's Chghei, in
which they meet, is not SO large as our
Representatives Chamber /, but when
there is general attendance, some OF
the members take seats in the gallery.
lin late debate or the charges a.
gainst the Duke Of York, il is mention
cd, that General Gaseoyne addressed
the House from the members gallery.
Centinei.
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Tte 18th Congrels convened in Hl.g,sstss
on Monday Iae
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

, effect the necessary manufactures, to nee
our demands, IN all our agricultural or
mechanical pursuits. If therefore i,npe.
rious circumstances, continue to forbid Us
the advantages OF foreiga commerce, an
interchange of our northern and southern
productions and other inland trade may
furnish US a comfortable substitute for the
present, Will it VIII drive US into cxer
tons, which will shortly, not only secure
US real independence, but produce a sur
plus which will one day command the at.
tention of he commercial world. This is
faint description of the condition Of our
country--wh.lse devastation and wars are
the portion of the rest ofthe world. The
victor aud the vanquishei are alike the
subjects of oppression--the vassals of an
ambitious tyrant. And even Great Rris
tain in all her boosted liberties aud pow
erss retains for the minority of her SUB.
Jects, enjoyments which the siave of Viz.
glnia would not envy. The public expen..
ditures ot that government, the last year
are SAID To have announced 90 293,2S5 $50
dollars. This enormous weight of annual
expense, together with threatened inva-
sion, are pare OF the calamisies or Great
Britain And the awful horrors of Spain
and Portugal those countries once so rich
and powerful, are sufficiently known by
all who have read the accounts OF
their late contests With France.
Whatever, therefore, msy be the neces.
sary sacrifices We doubt not but our fell.
low c'tizeHs are ready, and determined to
meet them, for the preservation of our neu
trality, unit! all these storms are happily
blown over, And every true lover of his
country must be ready to revere those
men and measures, which have most largo
ly contributed 20 this important end. Lee,
justice and benevoleuce regulate Cur course,
and ne weapon that is formed agains.
Us shall prosper"
Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
Observation-Disclosures

NJ EHINEEr DIvINEs, JUDGES ANB GENE
RAILS,
"It is a surprising iact that even the A.
mcrican People know but little OF George
Washington. They have indeed heard
great deaf Of his Public Life OF his Mil
tary Character, aud Polucal Tslents, but
hardly any thing o. his private Life aud
Virtues.
Many Intelligent persons have ardent.
ly wished to sec "A /aifhiui account ct these,
not only as de1t ct gratitude to him, but
as fine example 60 Our children.
lhe Author has performed this task
IN a very satisfactory manner. His fHess
d2ics OF Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the trauscer..
dart dignity, charm and -selGlness Of the
respective virtues IN domestic, civil and mt
ltary scenes. The moral scnsibiluy and
genius c. the writer warns the heart and
msgiHatIon Ot mis- readers. HIS descrD.
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes OF
Nature 10 pleasing views wslie MS Hash
Is OF comic wit give an agreeable relief "a
che miUd, and render the serious truths
more Impressive, especially on tue young
r0Ader."
NITHOLAS COLLIN,
Ministers Of Me yv,dcs CHURCH.
HhiaSclaliG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
LYNcHBURc, Nov. II.

~ 1NONs liz
The prospects of the United States, in
the midst of all our difficulties, are with.
out comparison, more agreeable than those
Of aDy other people. We have govern.
ment rational in It's constitution, economi.
cal in its execution, and smicable in its dis.
position towards other powers. The man
sgement OF our public concerns, IS happ ~
committed TO true hearted Americans,
whose delight IS, 10 pursue the real Inter.
asst OF the commonwealth==Men wise 20 dis
Germ and hrm 10 resist The arts of designing
ambitlons winch would be gratihsd. could IL
emDToll us i'm the contests OF Europe-Men
properly acquainted WI n our great natlon-
al relations, and ready 90 ayail themselves,
OF every opportunity to secure our nation,
al rights. Oar CiLizens are industrious and
enterprizing in their disposition, aud their
genius naturally leads them TO cultivate the
arts OF peace. Our situation, far remote
from the scenes OF war and blood, favor 4
perpetual safety from those horrd caiami
DeSy which have made all the transatlantic
nations trembe. Our territory is fertile
and extensiys, giving scope for the cuiti-
yaion OF all tue varieties of gram and
grasses, in SUCH abundance, that numcr.
0us hocks OF sheep, add herds Of cattlc
might, soon adOrn our hills, supported BY
the surplus production OF our lands. Cot
Ton, hemp and fax already abound, whcn
together with tie WOOL, wnich a few years
viii furnish as, VII secure an equal a5un.
GanCe OF materials, for the fabrication OF
loths OF very description. Already con
HSfa0is Efforts are making, to OrIns into
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
Press.
VIRGINIA f..

VIRGINIA
In Chancery-In Halifax County Court, 24;h
October, 1909.
Anne Morton, formerly Anne Cobbs How Ell
Ridley aud Mhly his wife, formerly Milly
Cobbsy Nancy Cobbs, Betsy Cobbs John
Cobbs, Isabella Cobbs, James II. Cobbs mi
Patsy Cobb, who are heirs & devsses Of John
CobbsJ deceased, AMI which said Nancy,
Betsy Joan Isabelle, James and Patsy, being
under age, aPpssrby Anne Morton their ma
tural guardian and next fiend, Fltls.
AND
Thomas Cobb, James Cobbs, Thomas Cohbs,
John Gobbs, and Cynthia Cobbs which four
last mentioned defend ants, arc the chiIcren of
Jas Ccbbs the elder, dscc1sel: William
NJ Waekins aat Benjamin MortonJ Dsfts.
-I~aG defendants ThomE, James, Thou
JOHN and Cyntk;a Cobbs not having euye &.
cd their SP7ear rance AMI givsn sscuTity accori
ing tnths act of asse1ao'y and the rules cf thu
coars; and II a2Psaria.S 20 IN. satisfaction of
the court chat they are nos INHABITANTS of tais
connonweAiSh, on motion of ths plai itiTs b.
their coIns., II rs '!ere 1, t1a: the Eai! Last
name defendants, do appsar here Oh III. fourro
Moa1ay in February mex; an1 ansger the bill
ct ths plainuEs LA ina copy OF th8 order
be forthwith inssrtet AZ 1ls OF th: neYs7apc
pubIishsd in me city of aichmonl for two
months successively. anl posted az the from.
door ofth= coustlolss Oft ls said County.
copy-Tes'e,
caN1TUgy WIZ rrsNg-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
FOR SALE.

$50 Boxes English Ceo~n Glass. u Ii II -
10 50 BoEes 8a'inore dii q. - - $40
30) Kag4 Eng;ish White Let t0) h. ) ,.n-
ish Brown. IO) ID Patty. 1872 Id Seine tv;na
An extensive assortment OF An riean and
Swedish Iron, amongst which ave ~ ton suita'
ole for Hoes and Axes . ton American and
German steel. IL Sales Cotton of a superior
qlaity, with our usual assortment of c. -oceries
RUSSELL & WALLACE.
Richmond, Nov. 90, 1909 pm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

| IS without teundation--.HOt that we eaier.
am much doubt 1t an accommodttion Il, e.,
ing ultimately eff ctsd for the restoration
OF commercial intercourse between tnc.
touutries Is beCome So essentIal u i.mg.
land, that perhaps even NJ Canrnc
himself, had he continued in oijice, mipnc
have seen the imperIous necessity eft re.
ncwing the commercial intercourse wirh
Anerica"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

SAMUEL WILLIAMS, n c. H. c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

IXTANTS EMPLOYMENT ina Coun. inc.
w House ia Richmond or Mancheae,. a
yonHs msr who ~a'b bred TO thei rnercantile bu.
smess--is cool cier6, ami can sheSs sausfac
DRY recommendation.
It Ei'i suiI him t. Commence any ti,se before
ne Is jan. II xs. liae addreIsed 10 &. L.. g.
ID l1sei 10 the Lyacnburg p Isl Ofice, will b.
attended, 80
Y .s5nber 10Th 1909. 4tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

It is fact worthy of being particularly
noticed, that since the government Of the
United States has ordered few vessels of
war TO stretch along and examine the Anne
rican coast, we have heard OF very few Of
any, violations OF cur maritime jurIsdicti9n
by the cruisers Of tnc D,l'scrents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

could muster resolution enough mef sly 4
change their metGt into different shape
and convert logical into a military con-
test, we may perhaps convey to cur antng-
onists more conclusive and Irresistible ar
guments In favor of the justice of our Cause
than we have heretofore done.
Mr.. Jackson is truly a moving negociator
His household goods had no sooner got to
Washington than they were repacked for
reshipmeh' His honor, it is said. will be
shipped OF also.
MIR. Oakley, we understand, is to return
immediately to England, whilst Mr.. Jack
son remains in the United States. Mr..
O. is secretary Of legation. Jackson departs
from Washington for one of our cities to
the eastward. It is thought he viii prefer
New York to either Philadelphia or B a..
timore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

FOX 5 +LE.
81 ~ bro. 'gar so boxes fresh raisins
100 bbl3 10. do. so boxes so.;.
% ands 'oaf do. Oca.k. sh nv wine
IS 90 bbI green Coffee 10 do. maaVa do.
ZOO y,i2 twH'I iack's 50 bt,,, epo,r
10 ,oa hoop Ir.n. 2Sbsgsr. ce ringer
90 b' 's-oiag SIX 10 rearni wi inc M
6 Il Is Aye Whisky per
10 gross Eagle playing Is Boxes chacoiate
caris hl'ste'ed stee, shct.
o'Aea rehneG SAL Pc shoes, gaugiDg ro5s,
lire win er strained oil
- bbs Tanners oil &C. &C.
Apply to
HOVEY C SIZ3R.
Richmond Nov 30 1909 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

-, The London Statesman OF Sc u. %, SAYS e.
y deeply do we lan-W TO nsd that thc
report we noticed yesterday o. the arrly a
and reception Of Mr.. Jackson 10 AmerIca.
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New Publications,
Just received, for sale, by J.ars p.
sen. Bookseller, KiIt.s,,.',' l

$500 Ao- SSi~1 ny JANIS
sen. bookseller, KiIs s,s., '''il
MEMOIRS of an American a..
Mis- Grant. ~ I
joan dc Lancaster. BY cumbcrI,n1
Abarliino.
Owenson's Patriotic Sketches Of ball..
Ida of Athens, and Wild lrjsh ~ t'si
ditto. 'Rl
Ihaddeus, Of Warfaw, and Hum,
thels. By Miss Porter. a~'-p
Surr's Winter in London. Lover,
Wendee.
Lewis's Romantic Tales. ~
The CorresT ondence of Edward W
and M de ST. Euremond. VA
49, British Quarantine Act.
Taylor's Concordance.
ALSO,
Nautilus on Population 2 vols,
The Works OF Edmund Burke :.
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Domestic Manufactures.

TIME subscriber proposes erecting at the
Genre Mills, near alexandria, Ma
chine for earding Wool, and expects to have
it ready to run by the 30th OF tho present
month 1t will card the wool and toriA 1t IN
to rolls for the spinning wheel, or into bats
Tor ha,ters, or other purposes. The adVan-
tage of having wool prepared by these ma
chimes for the purpose OF manufacturing /, ITO
warn over that which is carded by hand, IS
generally acknowledged, as being the cheap
psf and most perfect in its operation Those
ersons who may incline TO give encourage
ment to this establishment, may depend Oh
the utmost punc,aality as to time and unre-
mitted attention in the execution OF the work.
The wool when carded into rolls will be pack
ed in such manner as TO preserve 1t IN the
most perfect state for spinning, and may be
transported any reasonable distance without
injury. Wool, sent to the cRrter, must be
clean washed, clear Of burrs, small sticks Or
other extraneous matter, and as ,ortedin such
manner as may suit the owner; and each
quality shall be kept separate. The eHpence
of carding will be light cents for that which Is
made into rolls, and .jive cents for bats per ID.
payable at the time Of delivering, or payment
will be received in wool Of ,ood quality at 40
cents pei pound, as may suit the convenience
Of the owner.
George Drlnker.
August 10. co
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BY JOHN PINKERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
CONDITIONS.

!,
The work will be handsomely printed. in
quarto, on fine paper and with new type
and will be put 70 press as soon as asuf1icient
number of subscribers is obtained.
1t is expected the work will be completed
in ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages OF letter
press, besides several elegant engravings.
A quarter Of a volume, or one numbers
proposed to be published en- the first day OF
every month, at 2 dollars, payable on dellve-
ry To non-subscribers the price will be con-
siderably enhanced.
A list of the names Of such as patronlse this
valuable work by subscription, will be pub
lishedln the last volume.
sIp The English edition sells at Ia dollars
a volume.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS received dy.5AxEs
KENNED1. senior, .Ate1anarsa.
July 2.
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the honoraoie
the United States Gil cult court tor the diSfface
Of Columbia, sitting in Alexandria, on oafur-
day, the seventh day OF OCTOBER next,
at foar O'Clock in the afternoon, shaii
sell, on the premises, az public veadue'
for ready money, to the highest bidder thos G
four adjoining Lots, or pieces of ground, as
,listine uished on plan thereof in my han DIS,
by the numbers 4, $, 8 and Z, lying o., li''
west side of Royal street and north OF w OIL e,
street, extending from the mterse ctloh ol
said streets and binding Herewith 100 ie &c
on Royal street and 80 feet inches on "olle
street.
Colin Aud, Con.enr.
August 81. 1a"ls
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t. To Builders.

TOUR LOTS, delightfully."- situated at the
ID head OF Washington street, In genteel
and agreeable neighborhood, each Is feet
ront by 40 deep to an alley Is feet
wide will be GIVEN for ever in fee s1m1ale, tc
any person or persons, who, within reason
able time, will erect thereon four neat, sub
stantial, two story, brick dwelling houses, OF
uniform fronts; with no other reservation to
the present proprietor than the pi iyiledge OF
building up 10 the gable ends. If space be
wanted for large garden the adjacent ground
will be leased very low, until built upon
For further particulars
Apply to the Printer.
August o. eOtt
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2aw
County Of alexandria, may II, 1903.
Was Committed

TO TIRE jill Of this eonnty, as ru7'apay,
a NEGRO MAN, who says his name is
n Henry Hcggerman. he IS about r"en-
ty seven years Of age, feet inches high,
stout made, had or white linen Jacket and
trousers, has scar on his nose. The owner
is requested toAcome and prove his or hel
property, pay charges and take ham away
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs.
James Campbell, jailor.
NAY H. July 2s) iawsm
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.osxreoF KING end l4IRFAX sq4Ls9s.
.fLEXANDRIA
Has received a considerable al
ditiCn to his Stock,
MD OFFERS FoR SHE,
90 hoesheads, lst and I'd quality
90 barrels Aguscoyado Sugars.
1000 lib. Green Coffee
10 tons British Patent Shot, assort' q
AB No. 9.
10 bales Gotten.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candies.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so Id, Nutmegs.
casks Londen refined .Saltpetre.
s ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, YoL ng fly
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre oouchonS cas-,
in qua, ter chests, boxes ard. cannIsseEs --llosi
Of which are equal III quality to any ever Ina
ported. ~
Madsira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Ten
eriffe, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Claret-
Jamaica, Windward- island, and Norshe:--
Rum.
noenac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiske'.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey.
Wine. and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choct iate, Rice
Pear, B. Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Flo Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves. Cassla' III
memo. Race and Ground Ginge,, Cayenne
pepDer, Carers, Mustard, Ralsins, Almonds
Currants, Madden, kl!u,n, Copperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and i'randy"lne
Cunpow,aer, Spanish Segars, Ca'endish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leiper's
CARROTS, and Hamilton Snuff, 'Vrting and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords
4 ling Lines, &c. SI'
,tcher l3,
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New HoEie Of Entertainment.

TyHOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
forms the citizens Of A!exandrla and the
public, that he will open a HOUSE OF EN-
rEsrA1NMENT on the first day of July next,
in commodious and airy new house On
prince-street, sign ofthe Eagle, few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwelllng'-He IN
tends to keep constant supply of the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will ac-
commodate travellers aud others on such mo-
derate terms as to make it an object to call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stablng for horses.
The situation is superior 10 any in town
for the accommodation OF travellers, 1t being
out Of the way of hustle and there is pump
of the best water az the door
June 81. "a"
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Vim. c.. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph YarWood.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE /.
Y a r w Q Q D 5
Patent Wafhing Machine.

First fill the barrel half full OF your nhes.
cso,bs. than futhe bottom of the Reservoir
viii, hot suds up to the side planks' turn the
Crank backwards and forwards SO as 20 maze
che cloaths fall the hardest against ene sues oil
use ths same suds with a n.u S,oaths, until shs
hot water for.the next nns 5sscond your cloatbs
suds are unfit for use,the.:,; ms suds, after nh
in the same way with po' d;rsiest parts of the
bing little soap oS I'm in the machine in
cloaths then r'nce 'hs
warm or cold water:
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Last drawn Ticket

The above Lottery commences drawing on
the first Monday in November next, and VIII
be continued regularly at the rate OF ffteen
hundred tickets each week until flushed
prizes in the late New York and Baltimore
lotteries, taken in payment for tickets IL
his.
A correct list of the drawing will be re-
ceiycd TIVE or three times a week, and all
tickets sold by the subscriber examined tree
OF expence.
Present price of tickets, Ten Dollars Fifty
Gents; bat will in few days be ralsed*te
Eleven Dollars
For sale by
Robert Gray.