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Spirit of the Foreign Magazines,
IRE ;xst rece ved an c yMPLa TE sk1sJ'tm ne
commencement and the con i.Iat,on. by $40
scrifii1n
ITO those unacquainted with the merits
Of this Work, it may be necessary 20
observe that the dcsig oft, as manifested
by its Title, is to present iaoathly general
and condensed View Of the state oil l'tera
ture at home and abread, by giving TIE "a
hle.t Reviews of New Publ ations, AID the
most intcre sting < p'essies Selections tom
the latest and mos, popular Nag zihe,
James Kennedy, sen.
AGENr.
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r. PasTuRAGE ready Il

t. PasTuRAGE ready 1or
the accommodation of all gentlemen, VINO
NAV wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or oheep
on the Island adjoining the washington
Bridge. I do imagine it as good. It no; the
hest, the county or district can aftord' as
we'll as its proximity to the different mar,
kets, viz Washington, Georgetown ana
Alexandria. y
August %
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CLARKE'S TRAVELS.
JUST PUBLISHED,
A NEW AND INTERESTING WORK. ENTITLED
I" TRAVELS

In various Countries # Enrofe, 'dsfc' ana
Afiea.
BY EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, L. L. D.
PART THE FIRST
[Complete in itself ;,
Russia, Tartary, and Turkey.
CHARACTER OF The WORK.
From the Edinburgh Rev:esu ]
It is about two years since we expressed
our anxiety for the appearance OF this W Tx;
and we have now to congratulate our readers
and ourselves on It's publication. But what
is still more satisfactory. ard what, after so
many instances Of disappointment we could
scarcely venture to expect, almost all that
we anticipated from the adventurou' spirit
and the known abilities of DR. CLARKE, has
been fulfilled; and we have, at last the great
pleasure of seeing before US book OF travels
by person, we will not say combining all
the requisites of traveller, or ahs"efisg'
in every particular, to what our iaEcy might
picture as most desirable in this character
but certainly uniting more OF the quallnca.
tons essential to lis difficult calling, thsn
any one whoie labors have come under our
notice; and above all land it is here chiefly
that we would fix our commendation) pre-
ceeding, in the compilation OF his journal
and the digestion Of his narrative, upon tar
sounder views of the nature OF his duties,
than any of those whom we have hitherto
dealt with"
From the Quarterly Reriew.
aDn. CLARKE his certainty brought to-
gether, in the volume before US, mu Ia Va
luable information respecting countries very
imperfectly known; his materials are well
and clearly arranged his narrative is always
amusing his style concise & spirited; and,
on some occasions, particularly happy. Tie
has, elso, been permitted to enrich his work
with many curious and interesting extracts
from the MS. journal Of the Rev Reginald
Heber, which are digested into the form OF
notes, and, willie they confirm tine authors
ties imony, materially add 10 tie readers il
struction. 1t may, therefore, be presumed
that such work will be translated into many
other languages
This interesting work is printed on tne
woven paper, with handsome type. making
large octave volume Of $50 pages. Price
dollars Is cents, bound sale by
James Kennedy, sen.
Sertcr'et " 4"
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September II
Hams anti. Bilious Pslls,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Fevsr-prepared only at LEES
old established Patent and Family Mcelcine
Store. No Sc Mailen Lane. Ncw-York.
The oneration of these Pills is pei fcctly
mild, so as to be u ed with safety by persons
in every si uation, and OF every age
They are excelientiy adapted to carry oh
supe, fluous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc
,re,jou, !: to restore and amend the appetite
to produce free persplration, and therebA
n, event colds, which are often OF fatal conse
o,ences A dose never fails to remove a
cold, if taken on lis first appearance; they
ave celebrated for removing habitual cosuVe-
ness. sickness AT the stomoCA x severe head
ache and ought to lie taken by all persons
on chanve Of climate
They have been found remarkably etflca-
cious il preventing and curing disorders at
t.n:.ant on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured. and carefully preserved Tor use, by
every Sara II
HaniIton's Worm Lozenges.
Thi. wei! known remedy has cured during
tbe Last eleven years, an immense number OF
children and adults OF various dangerous com.
DlalniS ailSlnC from Woiiis
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
7, recommended as an invaluable nedl
cine for the speedy ,elef & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
di.sip ted pleasures juvenile lndlscreuoh
residence in climates unf ,yorahlc to the con-
s,i ution the immoderate use OF tea ire
oueo, Investigations, or other destructive IN,
tcnperance TIE unskiliul or excessive use
of mercury me diseases peculiar to females
At certsir per cd OF lifs bad lyings ln' &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted o cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthnias, sore throsts, and most disorders OF
the breast ana lungs, is recommended al an
unparallelrd remedy
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
safe and efectual remedy tor acute and
chrome rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
D ls,, lumbago, aumnness. white s%eilhgs,
rhil,i,,ins. sprains, bruises, pain in the face
ard re K. sc.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Dama>k lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the biggest estimation throughout the y.
tales for upwards of ten years many OF
,hem are sold for less than tie drus $ or which
thy ore compounded, could be purchased at
a ,c' all store.
They re, by shecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, ny
James Kennedy, sen.
Books seller, Alexandria.
~ Purchasers are requested to remem-
her rat an engraved label. with the SIGNATURE
of HANNAH Les, widow Of the late Richard
Lee. Jun. o counterfeit, which is felony is
AFFIXED to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July :o-ts1i law
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100 DSLLAko re w AID.

RAN AWAY o. the sOth Jun last, from
the estate of Dauiel AkCany, deceased in
the county of Westmorel#n and site OF
Vrsini , Negro Man narned JERRY, a.
bout thirty f:e years Of age, dark complex.
ion, about sixicet high, bad coutenance,
and remarkable scar aclo.s his roe, AID
another on his head, little above his fore.
head; he had on hom espun twiIlcd yarn
and cotton round j.cket and 2sntalo' rs -
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes it is thes efore thought unnecessary
to describe them more Particularly. 1t is
expected that he ha. procured pass, or
forged certificate Of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obt4in copy OF their
pass. or certificate OF freedom. 1t is col IL
IDENTIFY expected tlIat he VIII endeavcr 10 let
to some of the northern or eastern states.
Re was seen short time since in the town
Of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars wi ! he given,
if taken in tie county, and il ont + the state
and secured in any Jail 80 that ger him s.
gain, the above rew.rd and al reasonable
charge, paid, If brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters of vessels md other
persons, ar. hel cby lorcwarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above dc scribed Negro
Mar, at their peril, or under the scverest PEN
alties of the law. r. S.
September Is co
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BOOKSELLER, Alexandria.
Hp Purchasers are requested to remem-
her tl,at an engraved label, with the signature
Of HANNAH Ler, widow Of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. { o counterfeit, which is felony is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
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lust RECEIVED,

JUSI KECEiV EO'
For ,cle bv JAMES KEANEDY, sen. 6oas-
seRer, Kng-sfreef,
4 NEW AND INTERESTING NOVEL, ENTITLED
SELF CONTROL.
In Volumes. Price 81 so bound.
His warf.re is within--There unfatlgued
Hi, fervent spirit labors- There he hsht' ;,
And there obtains fresh trlunphs on himself,
And never whitening wrea,hs, compared win
which
The laurels that Caesar rcaps are weeas'
CowPEa.
Sentember u 9o'l
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20 Supertlne yellow Bark.
Sentcmi'et "

60 Supertlne Yellow Bark.
DIR. SAAFORD'S improved POWDER
Of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many p ysiciAns of distine uish-
cd character in different parts of the Un ted
States; the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
pcrsua ion, tn no practitioner Of taste, in
the choice of his means can fail 10 be s-ati
& I'd in the use of this elegant preparation -
In strength, 6neness and certainty Of opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark in com
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK, pre-
pared By the same. j.
The above articles are put up in parcels o.
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists. country merchants and private Ia
milies-SoId By
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, and no other ferssn IN Meran-
dria.
September EN-
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Nav yorL. Julv .O-ig3f law
SALISBURY FOR SALE.

THIS valuable FARM, the residence of
Charles I Love, Esq. is hereby offered for
Sale. 1t contains about 1900 acres of Land,
we'll wooded and watered; 100 acres good
Timothy Meadow, and the fields not in cul-
tiyation are we'll taken with Red Clover.
The Buildings on the Farm, the Dwelling
House, as we'll as the other Buildings, are
such AS would accommodate large and gen.
teel family. , 80 =,
This Farm, situated on the old Turnpike
road, leading from Alexandria to Winches-
ter about miles a,ove Centreyille, and equi..
disian, from alexandria, George Town and
the CITY OF Washington about Is miles, is
so general y known, as not to need mere
particular description 49,
For terms and further particulars, apply
TO CHARLES l, LOVE, by letter, directed
60 Ccntreville, or 10
Richd. NJ. Scott,
xlexandria.
September ~ eosw
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e. Great Bargains.

"HE subscriber contemplating remov.
al to the country. offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting Of
Sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
various descriptions and other Furniture too
tedious to mention--all Of which he Will dis.
pose Of on very reasonable term. for cash or
James, Ward.
N. B. A good ten plate STOVE, with
Pipe Also, Franklin do. for sale by the
subscriber. } W.
September 10 GO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
ALDEN BRADFORD, ESQ.

The following is the biographical
sketch which our correspondent, in his
comments or Mr.. BRADFoRD's letter,
published il our last, requested us 10
extract IRON the BOSOM Gazette -
Alden Bradford, Esq is native Of Duxbu-
ry, IN The comfy of Plymouth. His ances-
tors were among the most distinguished of
The Fathers IF New. England. lie was ed
ucsted 1t Harvard College, and was for
some time sTutor in tina, University. For
several Yeas lie devoted himself to the
Gospel Ministry, and was settled in that
profession at Wiscssscl, In this situation
he gas distinguished for piety, correctness
OF morals. erudilion, and rifrclionate attach
ment 10 The peopls Of lis charge-But his
constitution being feeble, public speaking
impaired bis heath, and he was obliged 10
ask dismisssion from his ParIsh. Tins
connection WAS dissolved 10 the Xtrc me re
gie al his people MIR Bradford was soon
alter wards appointed Clei ofthe Courts IN
the county Of Lincoln, by the Supre me Judi
ciai court. He has discharged the duties Of
ms Office with correctness, Fidelity, ano UNI
versa appreciation, for several years. The
numerous petitions lately presented to the
Executive for his disappointment, signed
by nearly all the gentlemen of the Bar in
lhst county, and By a great number Of other
citizens, including some oftLe democratic
party, evInce lie high estimation in which
bis ;a.ents ard services are held. Mr.
bradford possesses The disposition and the
manners which recommend him 10 univer-
sal esteem. Ifthere be any exception, 1t is
among those who cannot forgive that indie
psndencc Of mind which will nosger1it
him 10 disguise his political opinions, 8 fswn
with sycophantic sdulstioR upon the idols
OF the day. Still he has never been obstru-
sive in offering his political sentiments. BY
his removal from Office he finds himself IN
a feeble state of health, and with hume
rous family fyoung children, deprived Of
his accustomed means Of support. But we
teei contident hone that Divine provi-
dence. which protected and supported ms
ancestors when driven, from their native
land by religious intolerance, vii. not suffer
this their worthy descendant to fall victim
TO = political persecution equally unrelen-
ting We trLst that lhis and other inst4n-
ces Of oppression, wililesd all good men Of
whatever party, 10 reasc1 upon the views
and conduct Of those si"lent psrtizans who
now govern this Commonwealth, and that
they will unite their efforts to suppress a
spirit, which, il uncontrolled. threatens des-
tructIon toiLe best interests Of society.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
SHADOW.

a man may be terrified at his own
shadow, but will find, that where there
Is not substance there is no danger.
Nations ars not frightened by bombas-
tic declarations, and gasconatling pre-
parstions. France has had her panto-
mimical invasions Of England, till she
has drawn on herselfthe derision of all
nations. This ostentacious pageantry
has extended to our own conntry--our
government, under the Jefferson and
Madison administrations, ever fond of
eyincing their attachment to French
fashions, have admirably aped Bona's
blusterings. Detachments of hundreds
OF thousands Of militia, thousands OF
volunteers, on papcr--estimates of the
cost OF hundreds OF gun boats, dozens
Of frigates and seventy tours threat
ening motions and resolves in Congress
for the sequestratioA Of private proper
~, long epistlcs and pamphlets, to res
tore The belligerents TO justice, is the
puppel-show yearly repeated upon our
national stage. But We learn by sad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
E9fR0,

In India, in the river Runnsr, drowned, J
a few months since, L,eut. Gen. Prince
Sayydrrcz1, son to the renowned Russian
warrior Of that name 1t Is worthy Cf re-
mark, that at the very place The father won
a great victory over The Turks, and which
gave him the sirname Of kimnisky, his only
son should meet an accidental death -
The death Of Annc Moore, (of fastikgs memo
ry) 10 July, was lately announced here /;
but is contradicted III London papers Of
August She had prcphesies her death,
and the destruction OF part OF the island of
@. Britain but the period she fixed tor
these events had passed without (strarge
to tell) either catastrophe taking place:
At Hardv icl1, Massachusetts, Mr.. JoHr
WARNER, whs III sham engagement was
shot with part ofan iron gan rod, which
passed little above his right eye, and came
out OF the back part Of his head. The rod,
BY etfecting the wound, separated. The
part that pierced his head, being about fl.
teen incaes in length, remained for his
friends to draw out. This unhappy mortal
endured Tie lotltre OF lis wound, all the
next day ABOUT 2 O'Clock, al winch time
death relieved L.n irSIA his clssyxsslng sit.
uaticG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
MONDAY, november 4, 1911.

mong their oiFsprgs must our future Wash.
instons, and Tiailins, and Jays, and Ham
iltons be found. ian race ofherues and
statesmen menpf vigorous minds and
strong constitutns be produced from a
pale, weakly. soiy mother.
Such were nc tile mothers Of the Gre
clan Heroes of HON our psrson used to
tell us. Make yir girls put on another
Petticoat, this vi render them healthy
Make them rise uiy in the morning--,his
VIII give thea ,sy cheek. Never learn
them mus tiIl tey have learned to sew.
Never teach Thea 10 make cake TIL they
Can make breso hever teach them to
dance tall tbeyawe learned grammar. Me-
YER give them silk gown TIL they can an
swer readily 81 the questions in geography.
| Above all lie them avoid what is called
giving parts" at which wines, cordials
and brandy preserves are dealt out with no
niggard hand. Direct their exercise and
their studies 5, that their health may be
preserved, and intellectual improve ment
keep pace with exterior accomplishments.
One thing more as to children Mothers
are apt TO be too mdulgent. Children ara
apt TO cry for cakes and swee. meats, and
they have not the discretion 10 eat only
what IS sufficient. sometimes / have
kGown them CIV ;or glass; of wine which
= given then Of course.l Now depend
ONT that ufing your children with good
thlngs INJURIES heir heskh and very greatly
affects their mental perceptions. Don't
Stsrve your children tutfeed Them sparingly
on light food, it you wish them to improve
give them Their breakfast carly and make
them exercise A boy never win learn biz
lesson with full belly you take con
trsry course. depend ON it, ct eighteeI
years you vii find yclr son instead of
melon, noting butts squash.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
FROM THE DESK OF POOR ROBERT
The SCkIBE.

FROM THE DESK OF POOR ROBERT
The SCkIBE,
% Dear, its SQUASH
6 When was boy, confess had some
boyish tricks about me. But tho nisclie
vous, l never was very malicious in my
sports Il did SO happen tho, that was
once overpersu4ded by one of my cornp.n-
ions 10 60 down 10 the south lois in Apple
bury, 10 rob watermelon patch. II was
at misery old fellows who never gave a.
way one, or believe should not have gone
Our intention was TO take, one piece, and
we thought they never would be missed.
Well, we got safe into the garden--it
was dark, and just as Jack whispered 10
me, : I've got one" tie dog barked, and
away we flew with Tie prize. Over fences
through meadows, and briars we wound
our Wy 20 avoid detection. What fools
lack spCilt { his very best breeches, worth
al The melons in the gaI den, and AS tor ne,
l lost enc OF ny saoes in the fight. and
broke my skin. heartily wished lie mel.
ion ps;ch f.i,ly at ,ophe,
We arrived however at our quarters with
the PiiLe. !.e peach l, ais hardest TO be
g1t al, mas always lhe highest favour, you
know; 80 lad no douot bat The mellon
I tat bad cost Is 80 much troaoic must be
u supcs t0r eAcei ence. We got candle
-dfead al disapp omment ] never shall
forget the awful countei.anCc o. Lick as he
looked alternately at his bTeerhes and has
tfui and exclaimed in The most bilious &C
cen:>--" q Get1r It's u Squash"
never was more fully convinced &C the
truth OF the old adage that +" Honesly's the
best policy" We might have bought
dozen melons 1t halt The .xpeace Of The
shoe and breeches. Or with h4lfthe labour
OF stealing the squash we might have canned
as many melons we could both have ca.
ten. We had now nothing bat,
"Cur labor Tor our PAINS
AEi our losses for our gains
Bul this WAS not the worst of il. Our nd.
venture Leaked "a, and as i'll luck would
have ia parcel OF worthless rascals had
gone after as, ss,se al The melons, and cut
up the vines. We were found cut as having
been to the garden. pilfering, aud all the
cunning CT Ned Coke, the LAWYER, could
not screen Us. In fine, The fellows who
did the mischief got clear and VIC had to
pay the damage.
Aut the adventuge made a lasting impress
sion on my mlnd, And 8 thousand occur
rences "a life bring it 10 recollection.
" ben see mothers bringing up their
daughters IL lock gay and dress fine, with.
ot' 'hstiilng, mo their minds the principle
a virtue; when see more pains taken 10
furnish the outside OF tue head with laces
and combs, than the inside with ideas. |
eannol help thinking that some doing ioser
Will find 10 his sorrow, that instead Of
aielion I" Hs has got nothing BIT q Squash"
PsreE;s listen 10 old Robert. The rdu-
cnticn your daughters is Of the very first
Importance, rot only IS il regards their own
happiness, bul as II respects the character
q cur countF, .---Ycur daughters are 10 be
'iie mothers he next generation. a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
NATHAN WINSLOW.

RIAs for fale az 3ye7iab Kiu5alrs fore,
4 / jun beiow the !!.-ymarket, beis Of
WIRter trained Oil,
with which families can be furniihed, nut in
in TIN ChNLSTER5 OF any Gze, very COO.
vsnien; for GlIirg Lamps-Likewife, gcnsr-
a. afor'ment OF japaned, Bra.s and iilver pla-
ssd LAMPS.
lie has aIio for fac large afortment Of
COTTON FACTOR1c GOODS.
Thcfe who wiz 20 purchalc by wholeiale or
FETAL can be iuPpyed on very advsny ageous
seTTns.
IS bags Of tea rstaiiog COTTON
IS caf<s SPerTnaceti OIL.
90 bo:es Spern&ce.i CANDLES.
he Informs The public thar he caSries OIL
the
Sap aid Cdaals Manya79yy,
in the Zone building in OXEN sysa, where
purchzfcrs can he iuPpiied With hofe articles
Of hyperion quality. tie has procured ore
ct the beit wol kmeH ia the coun.ry TO frpe-
intend the buiinels, VINO win conisaE;lv at
send at the Factory stb li[e. so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
WATERFORD, IN. W OCT. 8.
A BURNING SPRING

Has lately been discovered at YER
non, Oneida county, on the lands of
Mr.. Williams, which possesses the
quality of heat to degree that by
touching the surface ofthe water with a
candle, il will cause It to burn. This
experiment has been tried several
times successfully by me.
JACOB DAYTON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
Bait, BgcaGct q Portland pachet
WILLIAM LORD.

INFORMS his friends aud the public thai he
has taken ftsnd in MIR Horizons new
nriek fore, on Maine ftreet, at the head of
Oreen-itreet, and has opened an en,ire new
flock, comPrihng complete a1ortment of
Wsf-Lndia Gods, Groceries, &c.
among which are the following
Cognisc Brandy Holland Gin
American do--Oid jamaica Spirits
81 Croir and Antigua Rum
Madeira, Sherry, Libon, Port and Malaga
WINES
Observation-Disclosures Vinegar
kiyion, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong
and Bohea Teas
Leaf Lump, Havana white and brown, and
Wei India Sugars
Welchs No I aud Chocolate
Chocolate SheIIs-Pice--G Ground do.
Pepper--Groun6 do-Ginger-Pimento
Boz and eaik Rai6ns-Turkey Figs
Caraway Seed Canary do-Nufmegs
CioVes--Cinnamon-Cz lia- Enslifh Mniiard
Gayenne--oat Meal-Pearl BArly-Curraots
Jordan Almonds-Ground Nuts-Fibers
Soy-Caaup-guave Gelley- Capers
Olive Oil--Preierves-W ndlor * bar SOAP
Waih5alis-Starch-moul d dipt CaESles
Spernace,i Oii---Tabe Sslt-Entry Mats
Floor BfuilIes-- Brooms-S Sleeves Indigo
Salt Petre-ink Powder Spice Btters
Powder, Shott aud FIints--Log Wood
Red Woed-FuAic--Ai Alum CcPperas
Sn!pher-RoIl Brimnone
Cotton and wool Cards--Fluur
Clear -CoHee-MOfafes
I'D, sd, Tod aud God Nails
Bees WaE-BabeFy Tallow--Coton, &c.
--Lifs-rise--
700 boxes set brown Soap.
The above Goods are Of The hrlt quality
anil viii be fold gu rezlonab.s terIns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
SALEM, Get. IL
FREE TRADE.

We are told that instructions have
been received by the Collectors from
the treasury department., to appoint
surveyors (men profoundly skilled in
the science of botany, no doubD Of any
cargoes that may arrive from St Barts
or other neutral place, TO determine
whether Or not the coffee, sc. grew up
on an English island