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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-08
NEW TEAS, &c.

NEW TEAS, &c.
JOSEPH AE.AJvDEYILLE, corner Of King
and Fatr5ac streets, has received and for
sale,
80 quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Hyson. Skin and
Souchong Teas, of the latest importa-
tons, principally the Leda's very su.
perior cargo.
80 hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
20 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. Marbled and White Soap, of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
May ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-08
Mechanics Bank.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEW;
THAT an Election for fifteen Directors Of
the Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, will be
held at the Courthouse in Alexandria on
Monday next, 10 o'clock in the morning; and
continue until o'clock in the evening.
Ute Commissioners.
June s. st.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-08
JACKSON 6 RUMNEY,

HAVE FOX SALE,
IL boxes No. 8, 9, 10, Cotton, rc,s,
~, Wool,
box Writing Paper,
"a boxes Lisbon Lemons, in prime order,
packages containing handsome assort'
ment OF Leather and Morocco, Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, &c,
IL sets black, white, brown, scarlet, red,
bronze and cane colored CHAIRS.
Flotant Indigo-prime and cargo Beef and
Pork
Chocolate, Soap, Axes. Balsam Capevi, Corr
dage, Card Tables, &c.
ALSO,
A Machine for Cutting Straw, lately invented
and much approved.
May 25.
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NO E..

7a6n Waters 9 90. :, :. ;,
TTAVE removed to the H6W 7N1cN
II STORE in thesquare above their for
-, = ,ss;9ence. mex door to A LYNN,
, ,.l they are Opening Gust arrived large
. 49," IF Bf;tish. Feneh, India, Russia and
sa Is.sri;can GOODS, which they offer whole
lie I or retail on the lest terms for Cash, Or
to puactual Customfs.
April 20
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-08
MONDAY, JUNE 8. 1912

Real Port Vine, &C.
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
Corner ofKing and Fah5ar StFeets,
HIS FOR SALE,
IS quarter Casks full bodied Red Port S
years old, and warranted genuine as
imported,
$ pipes, nzy,9o,.fa ro,s MID I.
S half do. or.Jot~a
6 quarter Casks,
10 han pipes, ecr,o,i,, Min.
IS quarter Casks, 49, ~ '
pipes,
10 half do. Tensrife do.
20 quarter Casks,
so cases fine old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
40 doz. HILBERT and Co.'S. old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual.
April 27.
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F1RIRENT,,
Notice.

VE%HIS day Dissded, by mutual consent,
the CofartnsrYlao OF ~ n''s<@t : o'e1'ua'
An .hose indebtedto said co..cern, are re-
-,,,e.,ed 10 make IMMEDIATE payment TO Charles
aes R,,irbt. who is ally authorised TO receive
~ same and to sete all the business OF said
Charles Midnight,
Thn Stewart.
April 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

a detachment of the American and British
forces, which took place at Queenston, in
upper Canada, on the 18th instant. The
oihciai accounts not having been received.
ana the newspaper accounts being deficient
as to particulars, we'cannot make up an o.
pinlon as to the propriety of invading the
ehemy's TERRITORY with so small force as
appears to have heen employed Bat we
Can AZ least say, the battle was well fought,
and that tue Americans stood their ground
eleven hours against = much greater force
OF civilized ana savage enemies before they
y'eided to the superiority of numbers and
then only from failure of the militia; a $ IL is
sad, to move to- their assis.ance The A.
mercan raw troops. in contact with the Bfi-
i.sh veterans. di~tDguiShed themselves by
hrniness and bravery. They have done ho-
nor to their country and themselves, & long
VIII the enemy RENE uber the heights OF
Queenstown, where fell ter accom- piisbed
Gen. BR ocK. In our next we shall doubt
less De able to present more particular ac-
counts, it not the official details of this ac-
ton. Mr.. L,t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

YBNHE Subscriber has just received b, the Aurora
" fro,:i Bristol and Liverpool. gener.i asa;rt-
nent of Crockery and Glass Ware, oithe most mo
Tern fashion among which, are els crates and %
flhds. oil Hive printed, Willow, Cottage, tine and
green edged, Egyptian am, Cream coloured Ware
very large proportion of the Crates contain Plates
and Dishes; IS bids. Of elegant ;lsss-fy the
same arrival a general assortment of Garden Seed,
also limoihy, Red and White Clover, and I.ueern
Seed the growth of tie last season. From Phil
adeiphia-Fiesh Gun-powdcr, Imperial, Young IIy-
son and Souchong Teas Twenty-two Hhds. beat
refined Loaf Sugar, together with an assortment Of
almost every article in the grocery line, Which he
will sell at small advance for cash or acceptances in
town. F.. r. DIF.3Rp E3I.I4lf -
For Kent and immediate possession given, a can
venient tenement for q gsnteeI Family = e II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

TAJ Office. Thepuhlic hereby Informed tiat q
A Chrstian itibfSry has been established in the
ely n Richmond, and tha. the ehareholIers NAV an
ply 90 John SeabrooS, the Lbrarian tor the use of
sich baoks rs have beer purchased, on Tuesday the
goth l'ist- and ON every day therosncr, saibath
GAYS excepted, between the bonra of ten * twelve
=, ~ at the Lhary room, nearly opposite the
The Directors F fhe Christina Library. believing
teat there are aDy old and val,iafs religious books
sosfiergj throughout the country, witch from CON
earrence of circumstance arc MOI highly valued Inv
move ~ whose pofSecsion tl,ey are; Give notice
that speh books iFi be Purchased by the Directors
q offered on no6efste terms; or viii DC tank(nl.
~ received liz tae way of donaiioa as may be nor
rsreeabie.
They who Nave Hieh books are respectrulry ao,;.
SteY2 rs they are Gesrous to favour an institution
Witch has ths public good for It's object to send cat
aiosnes OF them 70 BIZ. John Ssa5rook Rich
mond ~"
trihters Of Ncws-Tnrcirl i3yo.,ehoat tie state
VINO are deHtoas to promote The benevolent object
OF our inshto%'n, are requested "a live he above
ah insertion uree or lour times in thrii raptrs
October 80 ''''''0 'i'..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

A CARD-sAMUEL GLENN, T,2TL OR, res
"a pecpuly informs the public, that he has lately
arryedf rnn Pbila ieIpha, and commenced bushes
IN the man street KicAmond, nearly opposite the
post Office, and few doors below the Office of the.
EngniFer, where he win carry his business in all
ITS yious hranches With puneu:aiity and Dispatch
iie iaeiers himself that his experience in baltimore
satisfaction.
. lie likewise informs the ladies' that he will make
the most fashionable dresses in tie neatest manner
and Tecsi'es the latest Fashions both Tor gentlemen
aud ladies from Phi,adelpaia and BALTIMORE.
October so. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
va,EN DOLLARS REwARD.-pssertcd on Il

TAsEN DOLLARS EWARD.--De serted on the
IL eIst instfroa Capt Richard Poard's rendez-
Nous, Thomas Boyland, Il pr;-ate soldier in the U.
States army, who said lac nstive of ireland,
aged thirty nine cars, I've feet eight inches asd /,
quarter high, OF far complexion. blue eyes, darl,
hair, and by occupation a plastere-. / forwarn all
owners CT masters of vessels " all ether <persuns
from harSorins or employing of him, the rgo, of
the law shall he enforced against them. Whoever
WILL apprehend and bring the said aescster TO me
or any ot!ier officer in the o. States army, shall re-
ceive the above reward. -
CLEMENT WHITE.
October so. il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

Z 2ALIslG GODS. The subscriber has received hv
- the ship Georgiana from Liverpool, Nap Cotton.
Nose ;lankets, Plains Aiaichest.r Stufis Flannels.
Narn Hose, sSe- vch he is opening at his store
enc door below ~ Robert Johnston's, and nearly
opposite The Post lce-i,e is il, daily ex;,eetatian of
further supplies iroia Liverpool and London to com
p.ete general assortment suitable to the season.
~eh ne oers for sale by the piece OF package onjy
ON reasonable terms.
rANIFL HIG GINBOTHAM.
NJ 8. Business o. commission transacted as here
to'2V OH.
OSsiuec' o. 4w
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our UDt, serVt. - -.
CHRISR. GREENUP.
ZANEsvILLF, (O.) October 16.

q EVANSVILLE, (O.) October 16.
~ last accounts General HARRISON,
was at Urbanna, waiting for the Pennsyl-
ANA and Virginia troops who are ordered
o Mansfield in Richiand county, from
thence theY viii proceed to Detroit. &c
nerai Winchester had proceeded from
Fort ID halce down Ethe Miami of the
Lake to the foot Of The Rapid General
Iupper had marched from Urbanna to the
Rapids, and would arrive there before ge-
neral Winchester. The British ana tInci
ans had all retreated Our spies had gone
through To Brownstown and returned SAFE
without interruption. There is little cloub,
that Detroit and Maiden will be In our pos
session before Christmas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
ARMY OF THE Ir SrATEs

he following officers of the Old Army
have received brevet commissions of one
grade in advance Of their present rank, un-
der an act passed at the last session, autho-
rising the issuing brevet commissions to all
officers who shall have served for ten years
in anT one grade of the army.
Brig. Gen. james Hiikinson,
Col. Henry Bur6eck.
1t. Col ConaiGnt Freeman,
Major HIM. M Rae,
Captain Nehemiah freeman,
Captain Lloyd Beat,
Major 4 5tlion Pike,
CAPTAIN Johu Whist{er,
!, Captain Hugh 14'(aH, - '"''i.
General Wilkinson of course row ranks
as Major General by virtue of this promo
ton. ID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

VI 4 tSSbscribsrs, avies associated themselves in
Nas'HYss, unter the Grh OF ,Ybitfoel & Ia,lds
reader tior services TO their friends and the. public
scnera'iy as Commission Merchants have n
trse, stroFg. and eon,mo,ous Drick-Warehouse
eoversd wish sie, on the margin Of he Basin cac,t,
istei Tor the pufpOses Of sforrg Tobacco, Flour,
'oif'ih ~. ihe i"chty sud reatGess, with which
s"ey ca" rece've, aid ship prcduce Criihous any
UI"ya&e,) affords elvartsgec not row e,luaed nor
sonnot be suiIs3ssl ~ any other situation in the eli
y-t'ey viii, On dc receipt of prai1cc, make fbe-
fAi advances 10 ras 20 aueh CT ttcir customers who
may wish il Json, their a5siduiy anl attention tn
business obey t'tV'r thefaceircB, that they will at
ssast merit e'are ot M c Patronage.
CHARLES WaITLOCK,
THOMAS LAID,
AMCS LADD.
10th mo. Oct. 50. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

M iLL'BE SOLD on the premises on the s5tl,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep-slso the plantation uten.
sells belonging to the Estate of Joseph Scott deed
in the county OF Powhatan. fnty
VIM. SCOTT Exr
OF Joseph Scott deed.
Oct. 20. tds
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20 600 DOLLARS!t!

80 20 600 DOLLdRS!f!
The 1sth days drawing of the
BALTIMORE P.aCcLH1: LN;S1IyUYJo.N'
L OF r Z K Z,
(2nd CLASSY win take place on Tuesday nex. (t.ie
3r,i of Noyemher) when the First Drawn Ticket
will be entitled TO Tsrsrty lhousand Coil4rs.
Besides the ADORE, there are still in the wheel,
prizes OF 5lO,OdD each
ol 1900
Present price Of Tickets 10 dolls.
Tickets and Shares in great variety of Numhcrs,
(warranted undrawn) for sale at Cohen's Loftery
OGce, MOI 10, MarISet-Street, Baltimore.
u Adventures az distance will be supplied
with Tickets the ssm. as il present--Orders, ineos
ing the cash (post prd) viii be Immediately attend
ed to- Registers kept OF ali Tickets sold, az Co.
hens Office, aud the earliest advice sent OF their
fate soon decided.
Baltimore, October 9th, 1879. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

them proceed to form junction with tn,
kentucky and Ohio troops, at the foot O
the rapids of the Miami of the Lake. From
the best calculation of the officers in the
army, it would be between three and four
weeks before junction could be effected at
The rapids. calculating from the 4th inst
IT will of course be November before the
North Western army reaches Detroit.
From general Hopkins, We hear nothing
very late. Part of his troops had left fort
Harrison at the last dates, for the Prophet S
town (Tippccanoe) 1t was not believed
the Indians would make stand before the
army reached Peoria /; at which place con
SIDERABLE numbers were said 70 be embntli-
ed. lie had $500 mounted men from
Kentucky. $50 n. .Hrps.s.
Cory of'a letter from Coz Gr-enutt 10 John
G7vuthmey Esq. Of Louisville r X.
FRANKFoRT,O Oct. 18th. 1912.
Capt. Abraham Hite informs me lin
the absence of the Goverhor) that quaint
" II clothing &c. for the army is collecting
and tobe deposited with you, and as libe-
raj collections are making in the upper
counties, tor the troops under Gen. Harri-
son nave thought it best TO advise YOU to
nave all the collections made in YOUR coun-
ty. Bu'ltt &c. to be forwarded ON to Gen.
hopkins, whose troops are equally in want
as he has informed, and will be nearly e.
quaily exposed to the cold. Captain Brad
tord has promised me have to them forw ard
ed to Vihcennes, from whence they can be
sent on with the conveys of provisions to the
army in attending to this you will render
your country an essential service, and re
,ieve our suffering brethren in that cold in
nospitable region.
am. sir,
Your obi, servt.
CIiRISR. GREENUP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
ARTILLEkI cOMPANY.

Having a piece OF Ordnance at this
place tits certainly desirabis thiam to
make isae of it, as we'll for the credit ii the
piace.a for any emergency in which she
may DC OF use for the services OF govern
ment.
Those items who have anv knowledge
OF the .dsTHiery e,rercisr and others wiling
10 prosecute with Ngour and Spirit the
war IN which re are now engaged are
requested to meet At the Court blouse in
LaDes1ille on Tuesday the Goth inst. TO or
ganizs an Artillery Company.
ISAAC VAN IfORN. Nit Gen.
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BY Thomas Ritchie.

LEE, For SALE, FREIGHT oRL,IAR.
SN.xSrxS-. fGR. The iiae new clip Ceres,
&MwA<M C.pt Rodgers. nov ut Ci,y Point,
sssss-ss's- prihen $50 ,vas, has on's made two
voyages, tor teriasai,pi, ~
October So -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

E.rtract Of a letter from ge7stieman in
ChH'cothe 10 a Feztit man in this city, ia {.
ted Oct. Is, 1912.
The result of the Election in this state
IS not yet known as it respects all the can
didates. Col. M'Arthur had an unanimous
vote " all the townships i'll this district fo
Congress. Col. Dunlap is elected TO the
state Senate By a considerable lnaioritv..-
Judge Scott, it is supposed. is elected Gov
eT'nor. ss
Inc ChnsoffGfis are making tie greatest
exertiens here--thejT ticket, IS published in
the Supporter, viii have the support of all
the Federalists in the state They will not
be able 20 succeed With all their, exertiors
and intrigue. Mr. Madison will most assn
rsdly have esery vote in the state
EZTR AFri oys,AE OTHER Letter,
40 same n! &C aid date. ~
The. last accounts from the army
which still remains at Fort Defence. in.
form us, that they will be speedily jpined
by other detachments which are at staer
posts on the road and the whole will then
Immediately proceed to tic Ranids OF Mi
AMI, where they will form. a junction with
the detachments from Pennsylvania and
Virginia. Gen. Harrison has been far s
T four days at Franklipton, to which place
he has come TO direct the march If the de-
tachmentS aforementioned, and to forward
on the additional supplies for the ARMY
Such OF the mounted men as have returned
speak highly of Harrison. The brigade from
Virginia is expected to pass through this
place in day or two. Capt Elliott's COM
pany CT Regulars is full and will march in
a few days"
Extract Of a letter to the same Gentleman,
daled
CKILIcoqaE, Oct Is.
/" Gen. Winchester was near Fort Defi-
ance few days since on his march down
the river with an army sufficient to meet
any force which can be brought against
then on this side Of Canada.
G u beftwich will cross the Ohio Riv-
Ell with the Virginia Troops oil Sunday %
III,
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81. Louis, Lou. Oct. s.

Since our last, the Governor has return
Sd freT> the frontiers; We understand he
has dispatched body OF two hundred
mOrnted volunteers up the Illinois in search
of the Indians who have infested this
neighborhood for SOME time. Abraham
Kelckley, of St. Charles, was surprised by
a small party of Indians hewas found seal
ped near one of the. family forts. In our
next'we hope TO give good news from gu
brave fellows now in full pursuit of the cav
ages.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

-(h.) FRANzF oRT, Oct. 17.--J'hc noun
ted men from ihis state who joined Gene
raj Harrison for short period, were dis
charged by him on the Sd or 4th inst end
have with few exceptions returned to
heir homes. We have given below seve
raj extracts from letters received by citizens
OF this place and Lexington from the army.
L he reader will gather from thcm all ''e
information of any importance VIC are III
possession OF from the army. One circum-
stance, however, we do not see mentioned ir
these letters, which is, that number of
Indians LOT the hostile tribes] have come in
and joined the army, or rather claimed
protection. Six came in at one time-they
did not CONS in the nfght as has been repor-
ted but about the middle of the day.
They represent that the Indians that are
disposed to be friendly to the whites, have
been forced to take up arms against us, or
they and their squaws would be mastered.
OF the views Of General Harrison, we
presume no one is particularly informed :
but all may nationally conclude, he will
march into Canada rs soon as II = prac,i-
cable. She army was building forts and
bl "ck houses At short stages to render safe.
and facilitate the transportation OF PROV
sions.
General Harrison arrived in lebanon.
It j. said, and was making ovcrv cxertio,,
70 procure clcathing fer the army, (who arc
almost destitute OF such as would be sgita-
bic for ricp fn that climatc3 Greet exer-
IONS g'cre making to pore chase and forward
2 suficient quantity Of provisions. From
tebanncn the Gcncfal Intended ig;nins the
Nwglniaus and Penrsylyanians, and With
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

BosToN, October ga gentleman who
lett England on the 9TH Of September, and
Who while there, travelled into every
county, informs US, that pacific dispositi-
on towards the Cnited States prevailed e
very where as well among the officers of
the government as the people 6ut ii zvas
nof 6fheOed the right IL rake British SID
IjcefSJron american pesseLS svouid be- wel-
ded. 1t was known that ADMIRAL War
rem was empowered to negotiate with
the American government. His prcpositI-
ons were brought to New York in tae Ju
non. The Swiftsure sailed from England,
with additional instructions, founded on Mr..
Fosters representation. She has also arr,
we'd. When Congress meets, it will If the
President pleases, have view OF the whole
ground. Centinel { Fed. J
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49, WAssIFCToE, Oct. s7.
We pGblisi, 70 day sach accounts as haze
reached as q . severe enea cement betg ~,
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n. YORK, October 90. The vessel con
struc,ng at Sackett's Harbour by Mr.. Eek.
ford of this city, is rapidly progressing to-
wards her completion. The raising is fur
nished and workmen were building sta
ges on 18th instant, She is 112 feet keel
The Governor, at that time, was at Sack
cts Harbour preparing the troops, which
consisted OF about 1000 soldiers
Sailed on Saturday morning from this
port, on cruize, the beautiful private ar
med ship York 'fowh, Thomas RI, Story.
Esq Commander. The York Town mounts
Is longs, and has crew Of $50 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

BOSTON, October 20.
On motion OF the Honorable Mr. Bridge
the Senate re considered their vote of Wed.
nesday evening, against the choice of Elec.
tors IN the Common Pleas Circuits----ant
the resolve was passed,
Ftc7-----Nessrs. Page, Strong, Lincoln
POOR, Rcad, Allen, Mo dy, Porter, Tisdale
Stephens, Hazard, II Imam, White, Wells
Bridge, Thorndike, Brooks, Willis, OTIS
Philips, Starkweather-2
WayS--Messrs StCtson. Foot. Crownisl-
reid, Bavstow, Spur, Kttredge, l3emis
Parker, Foyer, futile, Sprague, Delling.
ham--f2.
The Resolve was then sent down to tho
House, where it was Immediately concur
red IN and Massachusetts will now have
a voice in the election Of President, al
though the mode is not oEs so decisive
character as a choice by General Tickle
would have been.
The Resolve has passed ell its FORMS
and his i3xceleacy the Governor hes sub.
scribcd the same.
i DIRECTS that Tie Commonwealth shal
be Divided intosiZ districts rs fellows: cic
coualieS Of Suffolk, Essex and MiddleSex
shall form INC district, * choose fv,
electors the counties of Worcester
Hampshire, Hampden, Frsnklin ~ d Bcrk
shire, shall form enc district & choose six o
lectors I; the Counties OF Plymouth, Bfistol
Norfolk, Barnetable, Dukes County an,
Nantucket, shall form one District, ant
Choose four electors the oouutiesuf York
Cumberland, and Oxford shall FORM ont
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WAsh1NeroN. Oct. 90

WAsnINcToN, Oct. %. Z
Gof'es Of letfera from 4hajor 6tne,af Yay
hANSSELAER, offhe NgSc- Yp,k Afiif,fa.. {,
10 AIyo'' Gen. HENRr DEAReoRs. trasa.k
miffed by The latter 10 the Department of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14

Sees svUaius IN clouds o. hesrs them in The
vlad."
No parent can expect from such manage
ment TO form female character calculated
to support the dignity OF her o~n sex, or 10
contribute to the happiness Of the other.
Let il not here - understood that these
remarks are justified by the general conduct
Of our instructors and their pupils-Far be
Il from us 10 deal in indlscrIminate censure.
Il is 70 point out defects and errors that YET
exist notwithstanding the great improve
ments that have been already made, and 20
prompt still further exertions 10 these useful
and honorable employmenis, that has given
rise to these observations.
Thus far our author--Of the correct
ness of his remarks we shall express no
o?inion-Should they be founded in
truth and the " nature, and fitness Of
things"-they may be useful; if other
wise they will be harmless.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-14
Original l3oftrv.

Pirdariek Ode 10 rising Statesman.
GREAT news--they say your worship soon
will rise
give you joy-Yes, simple bard,
Do wish you JOY and peace and health
Aud what's much greater in my eyes,
Cris what you ne'er enjoy'd though that was
hardy
Ihope youe Worship will abound in wealth
Great Sir, q mean in deeds, thy bod yis but
sm2iD
when thou art placed IN reverend Clin-
toms" Chair
Vice President ofthese United States,
IT'S said thou mean'st 10 STAY the Rebels"
one and all
That Madison and you have plann'd the
whole affair,
And swear It shall be done as "sure as
rates
IT'S said in imitation of your Masters laws,
You worthless mean to confscate their lands
Take my advice, and execute those
threats.
You rulers then may fill your e1nbfy ntaus,
May pay, punctilous, all that France demands,
And more-your worship then caH pay
your debts CYPRIAN.