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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-11

9. All vessels which have arrived, either
from British ports or with British mer-
chandize in the United States subsequent
to the 10th of June last and also all
vessels which may hereafter thus arrive,
having sailed for the US before informa-
ton of the enclosed proclamation shall have
been received at the port of departure so
far as relates to any forfeiture or penalty &C.
cruing. from having arrived or arriving in
the U. S. from British ports or with British
merchandise.
5. All vessels now owned by citizens of
the u. States, and sailing under the Anne
rican flag, which, being in foreign port at
the time when the enclosed proclamation
will be made known at such port, shall
with all due diligence depart therefrom, and
return without delay to the u. States so
far as relates to any forfeiture or penalty &C
sfuing from their arriy ing in the y. States
from British ports or with British merchan-
die.
In the aforementioned cases of vessels
arriving in the u. S. and which are for the
present exempted from seizure, the vessels
and cargoes may be admitted to entry.
The time when the enclosed proclamation
shall have been knows at the ports OF de-
parture respectively, must be ascertained by
the best means in your power and you
may refer doubtful cases to this department..
Application may of course still be made in
all cases for an absolute remission of the
forieitures and penalties in the manner pro-
vided fer by law the instruction herein
given to abstain from prosecutions & selz-
ures in the aforementioned cases, being on
ly intended to prevent the expences and in
convenience to which the parties concerned
would o therw;se be exposed.
Lam respectfully,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Collector Of
The hon. John @. Adams, his lady and
suite, embarked at Boston on Saturday for.
St. Petersburgn in the ship Horace.
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NOTICE..

r~HE co-partnership of NEthers y Sang
strr, has this day expiredb by limitation
= !, nsrsons having claims against said con-
cera are desired to present them for settle
~. ,nan, and all persons owing said firm are
a ,aa,t to make payment to JOHN WI
rs ...ras VINO is authorized TO settle the bust
ness o go John Withers,
Thomas Sangster.
August l.
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Notsce as hereby ,gauen,
WITH TIL E

Notice IS hereby gaoen,
TsHAT the Stockholders in the George
Town and Alexandria Turnpike Road
Company are requested to pay an instrument
of Ten Dollars on each share on Saturday The
lesh Of Sehtem6er next, to William Whann,
the Treasurer, at the qank OF Columbia.
By order IF the board.
John Mason, President.
August / =
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DIED this morning at S o'clock, Ann
FAIRFAX CATLETT, infant daughter OF
Chs. /. Gatlett, esq. the friends and acquain-,
lance of the family are requested to attend
Eer funeral this evening at S O'Clock.
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GLOUCESTER, august 4.
Latest trom Portugal.

The schooner Jane, capt. ignatius Web.
Der has just arrived, in 81 days from Lis
bon. The verbal Intelligence he brings is,
that the English and Portuguese had march
ed against Madrid.
The papers of the 18th, goth and 21st of
June. They are filed with the accounts of
the war on the Danube, which have been
anticipated by arrivals from France & Eng
land, The following is the only article of
local news they contain:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-11

LISBON, June 10.
Yesterday arrived here a number of trans
ports with two regiments arrived from
England. We daily expect other reinforce
ments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13

tain OF roc X and cncountering this fortunate pssage
the stream precipatatcs itself down this awful preci
pice, and falls into the river Nera, which from
another of the Appernines. The next highest water
fall, which have ever seen, Is that of the Montmo-
rcncy, about miles below Quebec, in Canada. This
charming cascade consists Of single seet Of water,
which falls perfectly perpendicular 240 feet
The cascade (for 1t deserves other name) of
Pstill Rhyadar, in North Wales, is about 200 feet in
heighth that of the grand cataract Of Niagara 1877
the Clyde falls in its largest descent, so feet the
Rhine, at Schaflbauscn, or rather Lauffcn, some wri-
ters think prcciptaes itself So others 100 feet the
Pissc vaciie, in the Pays de yaas, should think,
about $50 feet and TIC Mohawk about 40 or SO the
Etaubbach have not seen, but they talk Of 900 feet,
though il is admitted the stream is very contempt
bIe III point Of size.
Thus you see the falls Of the velino, carry the
prize from all the others in of the most essential
points, constituting grand cataract or cascade. In
point Of volume of water force, sublmy and grand
dcur, Niagara is not only superiour TO all the
Others but is equal TO I'll of them combined Several
oceans or internal seas, for lakes deserve that
name, pour their united streams down that prccipice
The fall of the Rhine claims the next rank in point Of
grandeur Its volume is equal to Ell the others corn-
bined, except the Niagara. Our Mohawk and the
Clyde may fairly dispute the prc-cniucncc, to the
next place. The Velno certainly makes good IFS
claims to the succeeding position Willie the Pistil
Rhayadar and the Pisse Vachc must DC contentcJ
with the humble title Of beautiful cascades the 9TH
crS may larly DC ca3Scu WITH C2taraCtS scenery
Of Tern is certainly far superiour to thai of anyor
all the others 1t unites grandeur and subIimity With
beauty. The towering and .now-clad Appcnnincs lift
their bold heads in noble majesty around itand every
thing responds TO the sublinity of the cataract
The cascades Of Wales and Switzerland have the
same species Of beauties the mountain scenery is
Of the class, but less picturesque than that Of
Italy. Those Of the Clyde and Montmorency have
milder and less strk ing beauties. They do not pro-
d,rcc awe or astonishmcnt while the scenery around
our Niagara and Mohawk is wonderfully tame, mfr
nitciy beneath the grandeur OF the principal objects
The country about Niagara in particular is flat and
uninteresting and you recognize OF those bold
objects, which you would expect TO fnd, where ma
ture was about to exhibit of her noblest opera
tons.
Such are the hasty thoughts which have occurred
me, in relation these several beautiful and i'm
terestng scenes, which have travelled 80 many
miles, and passed many hours in stmring
Letter I'm 10 be Continued
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
p. o. RICHMOND,

Has jsss rceeived (af his Cash Sore, No lss,
sp.sWes-ofrcef,I rs u"esHon 20 h1s ioiy.sc
agsorfu1ent--
n LARGE supply of India Buttons;
IN Checks; Callicoes and Musins, of eve
ry description Cotton Shirting black ard
white Cotton Cambricks; plain and figured
Lcno; Spider-nct and Book Muslins Lon
don print and Fancy plaid Ginghams Ladies'
long and habit Silk Gloves; do. wEite and
colourcd Kid do, plaid and plain Lustrings /;
Gentlemen's end Ladies' white and colourcd
Hosiery; Common and Canbrick Dinitics !;
Sewing Silks; Silk Umbrellas and Bandan-
ma Handkerchiefs with variety cf other sea-
sonablc GOODS; all OF which having Lcen
bought at Auction in Boston, can be afforded
lower than was ever sold in Newport.
.Neyhorl, Jniy 90, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
,poetrv
. PARoDY--so P.dRoDY.


All the worlds Newspaper,
And ali our men and women merely Readers
They have their tastes and their hobby horses,
And each one, in his turn, receives part;
The number being scven.--first the Poet,
Fond Of the ja,gug line, and tinseI siInile /,
Enjoyng tortured sense, and stranglcd Wit,
IT but the I;re flows smoothly TO its end,
Forever bathing in the Aonian fount,
Him nougIt but sonnets, Stanzas, 0dcs, delight,
And SO I've reads his part Next somt. in view
The sober, scftly signing Scntinicithist,
Seeking for rapture in thc~udssh,--lnc,
The Shandean tale, i'll told Unmpared with Stcrne's !;
They Fragments choose and Tales and Anecdotes.
Next, the Wit. rclishing the pun obscene.
III but the pontb gross-Iiim Rcpartee,
Bon Mots and gummy Epgrams most please
And then the Politician, fun Of strange whns
seeking Essays, Structures, Observations;
4 With solemn phiz, talking Of Revolutions,
Patriot armies, Seiges and Leagues of Dcspots
Of eutrsd Powers, and Neutral Rights, Cabals,
Ut Foriegn Interference, Stability OF States,
And all the maxes Of the court police;
Nc marks each signature. What Drutus writes. he
. rcndA, e...l
And turns tile eye from Cassiils Secs in some men,
1hc wish TO bend US TO foreign yoke,
In others, sees the wish for natures state,
And have the krbed bit of law DESTROYED.
thnt like the savage all might rove Mt viii,
Free rs the air they breathe While some he Sees
Who wish, that government, of purcst source,
And due subordnation, might secure, .
Next comes the Economist, hunting for Recipes,
Receipts, Experiments. With up-twined nose
He runs Ger prose and verse, and like 10 Hotspur,
Had rather be q kitten and cry NEW,
Than one OF these same metre ballad lovers.
The grade OF Moralists, next advance to view
Fond OF the maxim sage, aud sober precept.
They once week expect their frugal fare,
10 mend the manners, and ihstract the mind,
Last comes the pale, prd slpper'd Wonder Hunter,
Intent ON, Dying Observation-Disclosures
Malignant fvvsrs, pcstitence and want
Of thousands butchcred in the bloody field,
And thousands starving in the wasted land
They, thunder storms delight in, and will seek
With earnest eye, for Deaths aud Murders,
OF people drewn'd or burnt, or sufincated--
Learn whom the knot Of Hymcn has fast tied,
And whom the knot Of justice faster nooscd,
With the long list Of every human ILL.,
These al must have their parts. The Printer else
1s but the standing mark of cersurc loud.
These tastes not gratihcd--thcy will cry
The papers barren, empty, dry and dull
Sans news sans sense, sans Wit, sans every thing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
JOESPH BRIGGS,

No. 63, Thamcs-Streef, "
.HAS for salc---loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i i ranted Gin, perpipc.
.Also---An assortment Of GROCERIES.
N. b. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who arc disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend on his cxcrtions in thci" be-
half
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as above. July 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
ABNER HATHAWAY,

ry.. rg.-t BRoAD-STREfT,
HAS for sale, many kinds Of LUMBER,
l. 4 consisting of Timber, Joist, Boards,
and Shingles /; Cedar and Pine Clapboartls.
Atso--whitc oak Plank and round Timber !;
with good assortmcntof birch and maple
Dedstead Joist.
Nails and Hollow Ware, of many kinds !;
cast iron Oven Frames and Doors, on an APP
proved construction. Corn and Potatoes, BY
the bushel or larger quantity.
.Nezvf,ort, .4hriI s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13

@ AMUEL CARR s. SON have for sale,
~ at their store, on Ferry pharE Aemnort,
A quantity of Negro Head TOBACCO, By
the kcg--warrantcd of good quality if
proving otherwise and returned within three
weeks, in good order, it will be taken back
lfcutting the kegs in two would be more sat
isfactory to purchasers, they Shall be indulgcd.
July 10. tos 10 m.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
Wanton eS Rathbone.

At the Store, No. 9S, 7Aanies-sfreef, lately oc-.
cutied by NArHANIEL DEARBoRS,
IIAvE established CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
III consisting Of wcl-chSsen assortment of Histo-
ry, Novels, .somances, Plays, Magazines, &C. COM
prish,g more than 1000 yo.smcs many Of which.
particularly the Novels and Romances) be found
in no other Library in America-Eyery new work Of
merit will he procured for the Library as pub
lishcd--In the course Of few days they will receive
1000 more volumes for Circulation, and will then
publish Catalogue.
~ FoR SALE AS Apovr... @H
A General Assortment Of BOOKS, nthc various
branches Of Literature; . sgE
SCHOOL BOOKS, by the dozen or single; IA
SEAMAN's BOOKS and JOURNALS; n
BLANK BOOKS, of various sizes and pattcrns
WRITING, WRAPPING, and LETTER PAPER,
by the rcam or quire.
The Stationary Department will be constantly fur.
nished with every article usually found ina Stationa-
ry Store.
--ymt Rcrcsrc9 and for Sale
5000 Rolls Of PAPER HANGINGS and
BORDERS,
Of the latest and most fashionable Patterns
ers can be furnished at Wholesale with Paper Hang
ings cheap as can be purchased at any Manufac-
tory IN Mere England
Also. Just Reeespea, for Sale or Circulation.
Memoirs Of the Hon. THOMAS JEFFERSON,
with View of ,he Rise and Progress of French In
fuencc and French Principles in the United States
9 volumes.
HUNGARIAN BROTHERS, by Miss porter--a
vols. F
TfIADDEus OF wARsAw-2 vols.
EXILE OF ERlN--l vol.
WOMAN; or, IDA OF ATHENS, by Miss Ow-
cnson--2 VOLS
" n. Persons having in their possession, BOOKS,
loaned from the Circulating library, nearly opposite
the Post Office will please return them to Ua,.ssa
g Rash5ons's Library.
TO LET-T'he shop next south Of Mr. Z. r Fais.
nesu, har-drcsser, and lately occupied as book
Store and Circulating Library.
.Ntrpuf, .atgrs 2, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
S. STACKHOUSE's
etf (,NEV LvvE.N7TD)
PATENT CHURN.

THIS Churn will work much easier than the COM
i mon one; besides, it has tho advantages of col
lectng the butter in rolls it may also be made TO any
size, to churn any quantity shc posscssor may
wish: and il may DC ixedin such manner rs to work
either by hand, water, wind, any other power
Good Cream has often been chured into the best
Iutter by this excellent and simple machine in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in acat rolls, producing
an eighth Of the whole moro butter than In the
mon way.
- The above Churn may be had sf DArrNAS
Nroxeo, in Portsmouth,, or RoBRnr s NICHOLAS
LAwroS, No. 81. Spriay-Sireef, Ne.sps'g
August .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
II Y.ALUABLE FARM.

EOR SALE, lying IN Warwick, Zone
Il mile west Of Apponaug, and two miles from
four Eactories) containing about 100 of excel
lent LAND not inferiour to any in Rhode Isard 1t
has thereon standing, Dwelling House, two stories
high and 40 feet in length, in good rcpair likewise,
new Barn so feet long, with cellar Of the same
size, new fashioned CderHouse so feet long, with
cellar 10 feet deep, which places the mill in the
cond loft, directly the prcss-.fiso, new Crib
Ii feet sluarc, with cellar bcneath-and mary 9TH
or buildings in good repair, xc Said Farm is well
proportoned for moving, pasturing and tillagc, and
is we'll watcrcd and wooded for the Farms consum-
ton II gcrcralIy makes from so to 100 barrels Of
cider annually The production of the Farmis equal
to any in Warwick, according to the number of acres.
1t needs other recommendation than the goodness
of the soil tH a~
1'hc Farm has an ascent which rises TO an cmin-
ancc. Itis very pleasing to philosophick eye to
at glance tho whole State Of Ihodclsland II
is convenient For any gentlemen in his summer re-
treat The airis salubrious. IL any gentleman wish
TO purchases, he may know the terms by applying
to the Subscriber, living on the premises. ,-lf
WATERMAN TIDB1rTS.
Warwck, Jny %.
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FINAL NOTICE.

THE subscribers finding former no.
u ticc respecting the settlement Of tb cir ac-
counts neglected by number Of pevonss hereby
notify such persons that all there unsettled accounts
which may be of more than one years standing On
the first of October next will. at that time. be put
into the hands Of an attorney for settlement.
EDAJp. THO: WARrNG,
TURNER,
DAVID KING. s
.,ssfert, .ag. 9, 1902
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
.Ne7v-Ij,holesalc and Retail Grocery and
Commission Store.
John Gardner & Sons,

At the East store, in the house late the prop
erty of MIR. MARVIN MoRRIs, PropiGence,
orrER ron SALE,
E>RENCfI and Spanish Brandy, Holland Gin, Rum,
Il Loaf and Brown Sugars, Molasscs, Rice, Coffee
per bb or small tas EsuE Rsr sS G ossG
", Ncw-York Soap, Ginger, Starch, &c. &c. &c. all
first chop.
J.sr RECEIVED, small assortment of HARD.
WARE GOODS--Factory Cotton Cloths, Yarns, Sew
ing Threads, Balls, &c. at Factory prices.
or MANY kinds of Country Produce will be ta-
ken IN exchange for w I. Goods, on accommodating
terms
UJ- Goods received on commission will be strict
ly attended to. f- 5tty
Providence, Broad street, .fngust S, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
NOTICE.

TINE Subscribers have formed conncc-
Il ton in business, under the firm OF
WANTON & RATHBONE.
GEORGE WANTON,
GEORGE S. RATHBONE.
Newport, August 2, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
WANTON 81 RATHBONE,

-4f Tie Old Stand IF GEoRcE WIsTos, No. 90,
Corner Of f'srkst-Sqnare,
.nFFER for Sale, a large and extensive Assortment
" of hats, from the lowest priced Felts, to SUI
perfnc Beavers. .3.
--.yi,st Receivcd--
SIX CASES HATS, warranted inferiour
to none manufactured in America, or Imported
This additional supply, including Mers', Youths and
Childrcn's Black with one case of fashionable D'a5
HITS, renders their assortment complete.
--.fiso, For Saie az dJoSc-
WHITING and WRAPPING PAPER; PAPER
HANGINGS SCHOOL and SEAMES's BOOKS
STATIONARY, &c.
.Nercbori, ,.4Ilgust 2, 1909. ---
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
DIR. RoBERTsoN's
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL


Is confidently recommended, as the most cflcatious
MeGcine, for the speedy relief and Of all
complaints patss H the hhssSnI haa sSA STo% issns,ss
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the immoder
ate use OF tea, the unskiilful Of excessive use Of
murcury, and diseases peculiar 10 females at Z eer-
tam period of life. .awAd }lsitafrr
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders in
its full extent, included several diseases of t.,
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uine would hardly suffice to complete description
of them IL pervades with It's bancful influence t.
whole nervous SYSTEM writing the heart with mex
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suggestions OF horror and despair To this demon
have thousands fallen sarcfcc III the dirciu trans
ports of its rage. ~
The most common symptoms ut its commcnccincnts,
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drowsncss after eating, timdity, flashes of heat and
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Since DR.. RoEERTsoNs first discovery Of this i'm
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PATENT STOMACIiICK WINE BITTERs.
(f'rice one dollar.
These celebrated and well known Biters are ccnr-
posed purely of vegetables Of the most innocent vet
specifck virtues and are particularly recommended
tor restoring weak constitutions, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach and increasing the sprc-
ite they cSpcl worms in all ages, but from their
simplicity and safety, most natural and cffestu-
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GODFREY WENWOOD,

MAS y o n S n L Z,
On Me n:osf reasonable Terms,
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
"A Bread Alexandria and New-rerk Flour O
the first quality Molasscs by the gallon coarse
and blown Salt by the bushel Ginger and pearl-Ash
by retail--.siss, Mystick T,le by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Bricks by the hundred Hops BY the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity
Wheat Bran by the bushe; Coal By the bhsheL-.4ise,
A quantity of Bricks and Tile, made of Pipe Clay,
suitable for Ovens.
.Nsrporf, .arg. so, 1905.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13

SIMPSON & BARKER,
Offer for saie, a, fic Brick Marker
40 bbls. mess Pork.
AzrreA2s, 1909,
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DIR. RoBERTsox's
tCEhznHATED fft' .It
GOUT AND RHEUMATICsEROrs


Price txo Deskars
A safe and efectual cure ior ese goat, rhcrias
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FACE and body, Stiffness Of the neck, clLlins, io
zen limbs,ss 'l, al~ IS
Since the above invaluable medicine were 6rst die
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fresh supply of the above Medicines
just received and fer sale by
SAMUEL w VINSON,
AroTnncaRr Newport; where Pamphlets
containing certificates Of cures &c. may be
had gratis.
Take Notice that none are genuine rithout s..
Signature Ct 4. W Dr0TT, NJ D.
Ns.es-s, s.tsr-ter, s. 1909
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Patent and Family Medicines.
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the Human Body is liable, .e
Prepared only by the sole proprietor,
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MEDICAL DlSPENSARY,
No. 1l6, North Second street, second door above
1,ace-strcet, PhiladelsLia. M
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!" CkLEBKAIEp - :
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rice one dollar ana my ceHf2.J
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