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Tic valuable Legacy Of the Father
of has Country,

Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street,
Washimgton's Valedactory Addre|5.
A beautiful Miniature Edition, embellish'
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This admirable compendium of consum"
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conveyed in style truly parental, should
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American; as it must, if acted upon, have
been an infallible guide to national honor and
prosperity.
The sens of Greece were animated to ne.
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bia are mort powerfully excited by the glo-
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the tomb of the immortal Washington, to
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lis much to be lamentcd that this pre-
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For Sale at Public auction,
ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN AU-
GUST NEXT,
THE PLANTATION of the late Burdit
i Hamilton, lying on the Potomac river,
in Charles county, containing us acrss-the
soil is equal to any in the county. 1t ex-
pected that any person wishing to purchase,
will view the premises--it is therefore unne-
cessary to enumerate the many advantages
attending this beautiful situation.
Terms of saLe-Onc half of the purchase
money to be paid in 70 months, & the ether
in Is months from the day OF sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
HecatisSa Wade,
Geo. H. Lanham, for
lula Lanham and
Delilah Hamilton.
July 8. laHAt.
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lanes KENNEDY, Sen.
DR.. " liilamson's Observations on the Gil.
mate in different part, of America, COM
pared with the Eastern Continent-being
an Introductory Discourse to the History
of North Carolina
Osborne on the Duties Of Men in Society,
vols.
The new Manual of Devotions
Nelson on the great Duty of frequenting the
Christian Sacrihce-the Preparation re-
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The Letters of Theodosius and Constantia
Life of DR.. Franklin
A handsome assortment of Church Prayer
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Watts's Psalms and Hymns, do. do.
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Public Sale.


Will be sold, to the highest bidder, on the
18th of August next, if fair !; if not, the
next fair day at the front door Of Nicho-
las PEERS tavern, in Leesburg,
That valuable Merchant and
SAW MILL, situated one mile from the
mouth of Goose. Greek, four from Leesburg,
ard So from Alexandria. The abundance Of
water, its being accessible by the Potomac
boats at all seasons, and its situation in one
of the finest wheat countries, renders IBIS
Mill worthy the attention of those who may
de disposed to purchase property of this de.
scriplion.
At the same time will be sold, valuable
Tract of 2ss acres of LAND, contiguous to
the mill, nearly all in timber, Fl, for the saw
mill or barrels.
Fanny Lee, Ex'trx.
of Thomas Lee, deceased.
Cotton, near Leesburg,
july IA. lawts
NADER FOR SALE.
We have Just received few hundred VT.
of the first quality Nader.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
also on HAND,
A few hogsheads 4th proof old Jamaica.
Spirits.
Do. Sd proof Antigua do.
40 barrels New England Rum.
s pipes London Particular Madeira, =
S do. do. do. Tensriffe,
z do. old Lisbon, >S
do. Sicily Madeira, "a
- quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds Spanish Aote lndl-
60,
! And general assortment OF Groceries OF
the best kind.
Also, quantity of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt.
100 sacks fine do: containing from I IL
to FIVE bushels each.
March Is.
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and II TOUR THROUGH
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When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
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G Subscribers will please call for their
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JUST, RECEIVED,
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra. County, July Term, 1911
ORDERED, That the administrative OF Cur
den Chahin, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tor
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zette.
Test.
lexander Moore. Rec.
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This IS to gaue Notice,


That the subscriber, Of Alexandria coun-
ty, in tine district of Columbia, has obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal es-
tate of Gurden Chahin, late of the county a.
aforesaid, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, on or before the 18TH
day of January next, or they may by law DO
excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 10th day of July, 1914.
Margaret R. Chaplin,
Administrative Of Gulden Chaplin.
July 10 Staw4w
PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY next, will be sold at the
Vendue Store, on credit,
Il variety of Dry Goods,
The remains of Store
P. G. Marsteller.
PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY next, will positively be sold
on a long credit,
20 chests of Hyson Skin Tea
chests Old Hyson Tea,
IL bags Coffee
do. Alspice
do. Pepper.
P. c.. Marsteller.
July 20 2t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
MONIIORIAL.

coNTIAaGp FRoz OUR LAgr.
6. " 7yf4 IS ose 5lay" The Church Is a 10.
ey e WHICH Chriit Il he head, aad believers
are iaembers aud IBIS tody i one. " ne a,s
al bipij'ed mo ore 6y.y Though for the con
venieAceot woriE,p, Chiffon, are formed in
TO dlliinct fociesies, Jet thcy continue bat
one body They are all fun Ct 20 one head,
animated one IpITit aud IA ugiiled by the
iame iprnuAI bread. Shall We III IA diiturb
the unsy Of he ipnt and break he bond of
peace. Stall tie members CT the fame body
ieparase from each other Shall they rie !.
f4iuR their commo.i head , 10 the NATURAL DO
dY Ihis would be monftrous. IL he ipiri,ual
body Il Is inn iou when we thus ln sgaina
the brethsen We lin agaiuA Chrilt"
7 " Ikt,s bose fail The faith of all true
ChriitiauS IS eJIeni,a.iy the tame-rhe object
Of il ~ The word Of God, the nature If It is
receiving the love vt the uuth--lhe eject of
il Is 60 purity the heart However hey may
differ in ioins matters OF ipecu a,ion, they a.
gree 10 the great doctrines which are eien!iai
70 godline1
They who csafe diviGons in churches
20 order 10 form new feels, uiualIy make high
pTetenhons TO iiie influence of the !pirit bu,
whatever they may pretend their conduct de-
nlunltraSes that they have not the fpifit of
God-for he Is not fpirit Of contention. bur
of peace, and ms work is not dIvltions and
separations among chriiiians, bu. unity and
peace"
g. I" Paul was careful to keep up an inter
courfe and communion with the churches of
Chriit. While be wa at Rome he leut a
brother lPychicus 70 carry nehage TO the
Ephsfaus. BY the fame hand he fent letter
10 the CoIofians. He directed that the fame
lc q llould be read 70 the church in Laodi-
ctA, and thar they ihould alto read the letter
from Laoaicea lie inscsibed that letter
" To The SAINTS 10 Ephelus, and 70 the faith
ful in ClAfln Eefus"
" We hence learn that there ought to be a
fellow dip and correspondence among the
chu5che. of Chrilt. They llould all unit.
their endeavofs tor the common edifca,ion
and comfort"
jc. Nefllould ackno Wedge all as our
brethren who in every place call on The name
CT Jeius Chfilt The Lord. both theirs 81 ours"
II tn lie ientmsnts be jatt--,t ipisit OF
Unity IA The bond Of peace be incuisa,ed By
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

the b!efed gofpel Of Jefas chril-how much
does il concern his minifters 10 chsrifh fuch
a lpirit, not only in the n.,aGs Of their hear
ers, but in their own.
Il appears TO the tranferber, that nothing
would 0rengthen the efablifhmeHt, hei2htel
the refpeet and promote the ulefgneis of
this reverend order Of men, usors than firm
adherence TO iuch principles, He thinks il
would produce IN the minds of chriltians 8
more ferrous attention 20 he ali important
oaute IN which they are engaged aud pro-
dnce ia great degree thal harmony among
the diicipies of their digiEe Matter which his
apoitle Paul 70 warpily ssomnends.-- But
If innesd thereof--if iufsss nf manifeising
regaFa 70 all who love the Lord Jefus in
finceFity and truth, fpirit Of difcord and
diiieniion ihould prevail---if one or more of
that high clafs Of c5riiiisns ihould attempt
from any motives, or by any means, directly
or indirectly, to iujure the character of Others
and thereby weaken the bonds of chriftian
feIIowfhip, how deporable would be the ef-
feet among the pesple--what an unhappy
influence would iuch an example have upon
their minds
II religion be thus wounded in the houfe
OF ts friends, IN Whole hearts will her fcuLt
principles have effect
II ii ihouId be lhought that any recent oc-
cur.ence has occa6oned thefe reflections, the
writer devoutly hopes that none will impure
them 70 evil motiyes-that no root of bitter
neis will fpring up TO trouble us-but thar
all concerned will con6der how they can neft
advance the gerry of God, and follow after
thofe things which make for peare and
whsrewith one may esify another.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

Celebration Of TIE SSH amin erSary o.
.4merlcan {ndetendence az Waldo6oro'.
The morning sun was sahed with IL
discharges Of cannon. At II O'Clock at
mon a procession, composed OF large
nuriber Of citizens Of w aldObore', Warren,
and the adjacent wis formed al the house
OF NV L. BarHard, preceded b, Tic mar. 4
Band belonging Ia Capt Reeds Light h.
fontry Con-. gty, anti nis; shsiiru ~ Nal
Mathews, upSer direction Of the Commit
tee OF 41srT@lss.. sSnss, y. ucse1ea tn tia
Iowa House wnere = pAtriaglc and spirited
Grafton WAS pientuaeed os Isaac 6. REED,
$50 The procession seltirned ID Tie house
VI Mr. BaIaard, and partJOk OF a sumptaous
entertainment, at which Doct BENJAMIN
Brown, presided.
Tue following toasts were given, accom-
panied by music and discharges OF cannon.
The creHt ue celebrate Perpetual slavery
To the wretch, who will not cherish the
principles which produced L.
The CONSTITUTION Of the United States--Msy
II be destroyed only by that blow winch
annIhIlates tie universe.
The GoSerAoy " Glis oA.nsosusalth-May
he have less aversion TO an assembsage"
Of talents, virtue, and patriotism, ard less
love for The "supere minent Napoleon
The LieKtrAam GOVeraor-R Restrained in
commercial speculation, he has made the
council chamber counting room and com.
meqeed speculaior on the Commonwealth.
Washington, d,st lie Rooss ssho sea.ec srih
her biooa tie char4er II our Independence
May the country they have saved, perish
ere their virtues are forgotten.
The G,AsyGj Cowt-May the following
verse + ON the 29th psalm Of the version OF
Siernhoid and Hopkins be applicable to il.
lie digged psf. and digged il deep,
Ia hopes 10 each his brother
But BY his sin. ise did fail IA
The pi, he d,gged for t'o,her.
IN ace aud baebehdeEt .THdiciary-The
best barrier against the croaclIments of
lawiess power.
Agricritwe and The Mechanic Ayts-In
sackcloth, and will soon be in ash. for the
loss of their sister Conmerce.
AmerirGs Rights against gallic tozrey--
Armstrong may have been good negoria-
tor, but ST ong arm would have been better.
Gm Boafs-Artihcial curiosities, the
proper place for them Is the shelf of the
philosopher.
Pickering. LIoFt e 9aiaey--Able states
men, fism patriots, and GndauntEd protec-
tor Of our constitutional rights.
The Gan Bout system-Let us guard the
Liberties OF rs with Tie thunder OF sevsnty.
toHrs.
Demo0ag-l. ks circle III The water,
may It Nrn.air, - Il CHA ges.
-aH4erican Ssamea-May they soon be per.
mittec To sing 70. Ae4re o, ~ every port
dnlerIeIA Me- aAanE- May they soon ex.
peficnce tia. Po,cy, whici. wlIi enaola
them Ia settle their accou.ls, instead of
Their accounts setting tbcm.
Iae Mfiina u 4M.ssschuscrs-The con.
tents at Their knapsacks aud canleens 10 our
friends, and lie contents Of their cartridge
boAes 70 oar foes; may each have their fiil
ne aaleytean fau-MSy they decree
FefPetrSi noainlercouse with all Lie enc
msSs 81 cOmiAcfce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
E. GREELY,

Z. GREELY,
MAS FOR SALE, at No. 1, Lang W'bsrE
50 bolts Rufis Duck
so ps. Ravens do.
80 ps Cotton do.
so chefs Hyion. Hyfon 1in, and Sou
chong Teas
so boxes Chocolate
5000 VT Coffee
) pipes American Gin
20 bolts India Duck
600 bbls. Meis Beef
20 bbls Pork
roo hhds Salt
CoRDAcE by The Gang o. lFnailsr guam
sity OD <5,H 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
John p. Thurlton,

siAs ron SALE, n No 4, Gent, q! Rorv,
5000 lbs beft retailing COFFEE
10 chefs frfl qaaiuy Souchongi Hyfou
Skin and Young Hyion TEAS
200 boxes brown SOAP
400 barrels Wilmington TAR
20 ditto Clear, Bone MidIiDg and Prime
PORK
ID ditto fuperiue flour
20 boxes Hsvanna Brown SUGARS
~ ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
p'pe real Cogniac Brandy, 4sh proof
p rafks Eng!ifh NAILS
30 dcz DO Mackera! LINES
Al So
JUL received WARRANTED ANCHORS
grpm 200 TO 1000 lbs. If Nay ,9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
Tie Secrefary ofs,ae 10 General 7yr,eou


lie Secretary IF Stote 20 General 7aveau
OepUtngem II State, Dec. Is, 1870.
Slh--l have had The honour ofreceiving
your letter q The 18th instant, /. reply to my
inquiries Ia relation 70 certificates Of origin.
as we'll IS 70 the admission in b France ofthe
products of ths agriculture Of the United
States.
From your letter it appears, that the i'm
portstion inlo France of cotton and tobsc 20.
The produce OF the United States, is, at this
time, specially and absolutely prohibited,
From the decree OF the 18Th of Iuly, it
moreover appears, that there can be no i'm
portst.on, into Er~nce, but upon terms and
conditions utterly Inaomssible, and that
therefore there can be no import 81 ion at all
OF The following articles, the produce Of the
Y. States, namely: fish, oil, dye wood,
salt fsll, Goldfish, hides and peltry.
AS these enumerated articles constitute
the great mass ofthe exports from the Uni
ted States 10 France, the mind is naturally
awakened 10 survey Of The actual condi-
ton OF the commercial relations between
The two countries and to The consideration
that no practical good, worthy cf notice,
has resulted 10 The United 81 atcs from tie
- 49, - ~ ti'c oCtiif anu Nliidit utCTeSS,
combined AS il unexpectedly has been, with
change IN the. commercial system of
France, SO mcmentous TO the u. States.
The act OF Congress of May last bad for
its object, not merely the recognition OF spe-
cula,Ise legitimate principle, but the enjoy
ment Of substantial benefit. The overture
-eren presented obviously embraced the
idea OF commercial advantage. 1t included
the reasonable belief, that al abrogation Of
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES would leave
the ports Of France as free for the introduce
ton u tic proiHee effhe Unfed St1fes as they
were previous 10 tic PRONUNCIATION of these
DEGREES.
The restrictions of the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES had the effect Of restraining the A..
merican merchants from sending their ves-
sells TO France. The interdictions in the
system that has been substituted, against
the admission of American products, will
have the effect OF imposing upon them IN e.
quail restraint. 1t, then, for the revoked
DEGREES. municipal laws, producing the same
com mercial eflecl have bsen substituted, the
node only, and not the measure, has UNDER
gone All alteration sud however lrne ii
may be that the charge is lawful IN form,
1t is, nevertheless as true, that ii il essen
TALLY unisiendly, and that il does not at all
comport with the ideas N PHI ed by your let
ter OF the 9Th lit IN when YOU we're plea
sed 10 dcclsrc the " distinctly pronounced
intentions 81 his im,eriai majesty IF favour
ing the commercial relations between
France and tic United States in all tleir
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
5ntfrfsting Political aeisesIlanp.


EXTRACT ofa letter jroni Baltimore.
Robert Smiths pamphlet has an
astonishing effect on both parties ma
ny democrats Of consideration will GER
tainly abandon he ranks, The FEEDER
allsts are Tot surprized, they have
known tor 10 years what sort Of sfuf
democracy was composed of; they
cannot now witness these disclosures,
but with degree of pride, that they
are not counted with them. Be assur-
ed Madison neuer mil Be re, excited.
Many think he will be impeached for
his mal-conduct in relation to the
p 600 dollar affair. What righteous
man will say he had no, ought 10 be %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

'f>HE iubicrii,er hereby gives public NOTICE
10 al concerned, hat he has been duly
appointed and taken upon h,mieif the trufl of
Executor of the Ian will and tsiiamcnf Of
REUBEN sEAvEy,
ia,e OF Scarborough in the county of Csinber-
land. gentleman, deceaied, by giving bond as
The law drses-- He therefore rcqueits al per
tons who are indebted TO the fad deceaiei's
eia:e to make immediase payment and thofc
Who have any d:.n.i:ds thereon, TO ezhiut
khe fame % LII SEAVEY.
fry III, 1911. (5)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

Eighth. 1t is within the recollec-
lion OF the American people, that the
members OF congress, during The last
session, were much embarrassed, as TO
the course most proper 10 be taken
with respect to our Foreign rela-
tons, and that their embarrassment
proceeded principally from the defect
IN the communications 10 them as TO
the views olthe Emperor ofthe French.
10 supply this defect was the great
desIderatum. At critical period Of
their perplexities, the arrival at Nor
iolk OF an envoy extraordinary from
France was announced. Immediately
thereon all their proceedings touching
our foreign relations were suspended.
Their measures, as avowcd by them
selves, and as expected BY the nation,
were then 10 be shaped according to
the information, tina, might be rectiv-
ed from MIR. Serrurier, especially, as
he necessarily must have left France
long alter the all-iinportant first day
OF November.--Upon his arrival al
Washington and Immediately after be
had been accredited, knowing, as did
the Impotence Of Congress and Of my
countrymen, | lost no time In having
with HIM q conference. This confer
ence | concluded by stating that
would take the liberty OF addressing To
him note propvunding the several
questions, that had just had the hon
cur OF putting to him in conversation,
and that thus by his answer | should
BE- enabled to lay before the Presidenl
with the utmost precision his commu
nlcstlons tome. l accordingly imme-
diate!y prepared lie following d4aug ht
OF letter, and considered the Presi-
DENTS sanction matter of course, lot
/ in due official form copied BY The ap
propriate clerk. But waiting Oh tie
President with it, and cffcr having r.
ported to him verbally Ia. lesult ii TN,
ccnl,l-l,e, 1 VA, tom, astoui,hn.i |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
EUhote No. COL.

told by him that il would a0s 81 e.rhedi-
en- 70 send 10 Mr. Serrurier any such
note. His department throughour
this Interview evinced a hfsh degree OF
disouieiude, which occasionally betray-
ed him into Teya expressions. Hav.
ing IN view nothing but The dignity Of
the Governments, and the prosperity oF
my country, and overlooking bis peev-
ishness, entreatea MIN, but in man
her the most delicate, not to'withhold
from Congress any Information that
might 6e useful To them at SO motnen-
fnous q inneturs.
The-iolIowingi is a copy the letter
| had prepared, as proper in my opin-
ion, 10 BE- sent 10 Mr.. Serrurier. i
needs no comment -
Dsfartalent IF Stare, FEB. 20, 1911. :.
Sla,-Desirous Of laying before the Pre-
sident with the utmost precision the sub.
stance OF our conference Of this dav. AMI
EfoWing The verbal COMMUNICATIONS are net
ufirequehtiy misunderstood I consider
y proper 70 propose 20 YOU, in written
TORN, The questions which have had H.
nonour OF submitting 70 you IN conversation,
namely
1st- Were the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
revoked N z4hole Or in part on the first dav
o. last November Or, have they az sns
time posterior to that day been So revoked!
Or have yeu snsuncfions from your govern
ment 70 give 20 this Government any assure
ahce OF explanation IL relation ~ Tie Tcyu-
cation or modification Of these DEGREES!
"a. DO the existing DEGREES of Franco
acmit INTO French ports with or without II.
cences Americas vessels laden with the pro-
duce ot lne y. States, and Under what rec-
ulatlons and conditions J Y
Sd. DO they admit into French ports
with or without licences American vessels
laden with articles not the produce of the
w. States, and Under what regulations and
conditions
4Ih. Do they permit American vessel
with or without licences to return from
France 10 the United States, and upon whse
terms and conditions
5sh Is the importation into France Of y.
ny articles the produce Of the u. States sb-
soIuiely prohibited And If 50, what are.
the articles SO prohibited, and especially are,
tobacco and cofron 4 y
OH. Have you frsvrctions from your Gov.
eminent 10 rive 70 this Government any a.
suraAcss or explanation in relation 10 the
American vessels and cargoes seiz 4 under
the kambn liet decree lave he honor
10 be, BIC Sc. n. SMITH
Mr.. Se,ari@r, &c. tT.c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

THE lublcribers hereby give public notice
10 al concerned. thar We have been duly
appointed An5 have taken upon ourfeives the
irul OF executors of the TAIL will and Ieita-
mint Of PETER fEf.dTuEER,
lac OF Gorham, ia the county of Cumberland,
Attorney Of Law, by giving bond a. the Iaw
directs--,hey sherefore requel all PEI ions
Who are iadebied to The faid decesied's elAse,
50 make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon. TO exhibit the
fame to Arche!ans Lewis, rfq at Falmouth,
Stephen THATCHER,
lane IS, 1871 ARCHELAUS LEWIS