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cation to the principal Teacher of the Alexan-
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April II
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.yoHN CHAPMAN RuN9sP q H.
WAUcH, Esqures, (dem.) are elected to :,
present the County OF Fairfax in the Ae;a
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ALEXANDRIA,
MONDAY MORNING, Aa,a -
10 S1iEIv

TO STEW
THE VERY AGE AND BopY OF THE 80,
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
CIR Pretended Friends.

M SHIRLEY,
THOUGH am mechanick think
| am IS capable ofjudging what policy
promotes Or destroys the interests Of
mechanics, and when the professions
Of those who solicit my vote, agrees
with their practice or conduct in Office,
as any other man. ] see by the demo-
cratic papers that the leaders Of dem.
ocracy calculate upon our support -
Do they expect we shall vote for them
because hey have laid Embargoes and
Non Importation laws, which have de-
privsd us of more than one half of our
business If these pretended friends to
us can be Collectors, Surveyors, Sher-
lis, JHdgeS, Senator'S and Colonies in
MadlsOn's army, mechanics may 90
whistle ;or living for aught they care.
For one | shall not vote (tho ! have
heretofore done IT'D for the democratic
ticket,-which | understand is 10 be
composed Of Gerry, King and Poor
!GSe Ripley. find these men are the
advocates of " AR and TAXES
Ritiey, | am told, u a newly appoint
ed COLONEL in the new army Of $4,000
men.
l will give my brother mechanics
specimen Of democratic Friendship =
By the new mode of taxation, the polls
are to pay much greater proportion
OF the taxes, than At any former period /;
heretofore, the polls have paid 5 $50
On 1000, but now they arc 10 pay 357
dollars on 1000, which will operate
exceeding hard on poor men and me-
cfanlcks, who have a number Of sons
and apprentices under age, and will
greatly ease the men OF property. To
remedy this in some measure, and with
hope 10 relieve poor men and mechan-
icks, am informed that the Hon Am
mi K. Mitchell, of Northyarmouth, at
the last session Of the General Court,
made motion, that polls above sixty
i've years OF ogre aud az minors under
f7ueHfy one years, should be exempted
from all poll taxes, excepting those ID
highways, but they could not succeed ;
the proposition being voted down by
the democrats, who said that these
poor men and mechanics could pay
their taxes easier than others by the
c5adalct of your rulers We saall kA5w
u1m A lECHANICK
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
LINCOLN SENATORS.

Mr. Bridge, was an active revolu-
tionary character in rs. He was
appointed Sheriff sf Lmc5h County in
1881, by Gov. Hancock and con-
tinued in that office till laf October,
when lie was removed by Mr. Gerry
becaule he was federal republican
and to make way for Orchard Cook
He is well acquainted with the in
terefs of the Diltria, he is a patriot
without ambition and in his moral
conduct exemplary and unimpeach-
able.
Mr.. Lnc9la. "a Son Of the late
Gen. Lincoln has once received your
fudrages for the 5cHHe, ana Is to
well known tbro' the Diitria 70 need
any commentator. he nandtrous
breath of party canlot advance a
charge againit him He has intor
nation, talents and patri iii ", which
makes him worthy OF legislative uuit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

day Of their sitting, when they would
have made their report ID one hour,
they were called into the House, and 4
motion made to discharge them this
motion tie lederalsts strenuously OPP
poscd--but it was carried by tho usual
nIaiority-the labours Of this commit
tee losJ-and this hateful system Of
taxation fixed upon US for ten years.
rs only take one item Of this &C
count-that or Tie polls-I will now
show The melancholy situation Of the
County of Lincoln. The following is a
list oftowns in this county thus 8eufen-
ced, for | sicken at the word doomed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

Outrageous conauct tosy4rts Mime ;

Outrageous c0nduct t95yzrIs Mime
PARTICULARLY LINCOLN COUNTY.
THE manner in which the people Of
the District If Maine have been lately
taxed is not yet thoroughly understood,
though information on this interesting
subject is rapidly coming before US.
The authors Of the extraordinary Sys-
tenn Of valuation lately adopted III our
Legislature, will probably use ali their
cxerlions to draw the vlel of secrecy o.
yer that execrable transaction. They
will ,ndeavour to prevent the good cit
liens of Maine from obtaining a correct
knowledge Of the additional taxes that
have been heaped upon them, In order
TO prop up the democratic cause and
make room for two or three Office seek
ers, who wish to be thought great
men and make their way into the Sc
nate.
shall not attempt 10 Geyelope the
whole plan Of tbs late valuation, but
conhne myself TO one Of Its items, and
that more especially as it effects the
County of Lincoln--I allude 10 the
doopliRg in polls. 1t was determined
that Maine should send three addition
81 senator's. The valuation committee
after laying an enormous burden in
taxes On the property OF Maine, DOOM
"a the whole Commonwealth in about
5000 polls, and the District Of Maine,
Is To receive one half Of this number
out of these, by another extraordinary
arrangement the County Of Lincoln
was doomed So polls, exclusive Of The
plantations and uuincorporated places.
Those who have not considered the
subject Will be astonishtd AZ the trur-
nous TAX produced b. tais booming in
polls. The errors in this valuation
we're 50 many, and 50 gross--Maine
1as taxed so high, and the rlch County
ct Suffolk so low--lhat the icdera'isis,
il order 10 c0rrcct these evils, and re-
move the severe pressure from the
District Of Maine, by great eNeruons
obtained vote IN the House ol Repre-
seRtaiIves 10 commit the report Oh the
committees OF valuation 20 4 s-I-ct com
nliUee . the louise, consisting u one
member from each county, who were
directed by the House "a call together
AL the members Ci THEN sev1rd cnun-.
iies III SUB committees il OrdgL 70 CON
fer on the subject matter before them
ard correct errors. This committee
were uHosgsd Only three days for this
.borious investigation. They howeY-
e. attended 70 their duty with close ap-
pdcstIon and great assiduity, and dis
covered many errorS--bat Oh Tie sIst
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

among Tree peoP.e.
Mr. CrlJby is a diitinGuiihed oA1r-
saer III ne Diari6t "A mar learn
ed in the law and Of incorruptible
integrity The democrats have de-
clarcd their eneem for him, by max
ing him Cbit 1nfice Of the court for
the eafcrn circuit.
Thefc are characters, fellow citi-
zens, in whom you may conhde.
Th-fc are men, to whom you may
entrult the deltinigs Of the Common
wealth with perfect fecu5ity. They
will not flltt5r, they will not deceive
you They will ain foley at your
individual welfare, and PROPERTY Of
the Commonwealth.
The companion may be thought
unnecefary but we think it due to
the people Of the Diftrict. TO make
fome remarks refpecting the demo
cratic candidates They were NOM
mated We under1and, at a meeting
of few men, from the ealtern Coun-
ties, and were themlelyes Of the
number. We doubt, whether they
are much known in the Diitri6t, and
whether they are agreeable to the
mott of their own party. One Of
the democratic gentlemen who made
the nomination was inquiring in BgE
ton a few days ago, who was Mr.
Webber, man on The ticket they a.
greed to fupport. We have alto
made inquiry, and find that all known
Of Mr.. Webbey is, that he was cho(en
treafurer of the county of Hancock a
few years ago by the democratic par
ty Y; and foon after, he went into
Court and reGgned the office, declar-
ing that he was unable to discharge
Its duties ; upon which the Court
appointed Major Floyd, who had been
left out of that office by party ef-
forts.
Of Erafu5 Fate, Efq one Of the
democratic candidates, we ihall fay
but little-and tina: is, that he was
once federaLf, until within about
two years, when he went over
TO the democratic party. becaufc it
was likely to have power and office
to beitow, TO crafty his ambition.
Benjamin Porter, Etq. the other
democratic candidate, you will recol-
lea, is alto one Of thoie who defcrted
federal principles not long ago, and
without any caute or reafon aligned,
except to comply with the wilhes of
Mr.. King who is 70 precilely that
fort Of man, that he will quarrel with
every one, who does not fubmit to
his Controul.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

former usaEe a humber Of ciizens
according to previous notice assembled
al Mr.. N. Rryaai's in marlborough,
on the 5th day Of March 1912, to con
suit upon the common good, and par
,icularly concerning the next SENATOR
al election; when, gentlemen from l3
towns being present, it was unanimous
~ resolved
That at the latter period Of our
Mon with Great Britain II was the pol
icy of Hutchinson and Cage and their
adhercnts TO establish parry gorerH-
ment, arrogating TO one political sect
the Offices, honours, salaries, fees and
power Of the state, to the oppression Of
oil others policy which, having IN
Justice and usurpation fol its objects,
had fraud, falshood and corruption for
lis measures
That party policy thus arrogaung
power is tyranny whatever names II
may treacherously assume, whether
it chooses to De called loyalty or rePub-
licanism, It is still tyranny 1T is 10 l:ss
dangerous TO those who aid it than
TO those who oppose il; for when il has
trampled down its opposcrs tits sure
to crush those who have aided its usur-
paions
That opposition 10 this policy produ-
ced the American revolution and our
most excellent constitution was estab-
lished on the principles that" all men
are born free and equal" that gov
eminent is instituted for the common
good, for the protection, safety, pros
perity and happiness Of the people, not
for the profit, honoror private interest
Of any one man, family, or class Of
men," principles derived from the laws
OF God, and not repeaIable by his crea-
tGIes:
That we revere as sacred the princi-
pies of this constitution and the rights
and liberties which it asserts rights
and liberties sealed with the blood Of
our fathers, brethren and friends, and
and given to US as the most precious
Of earthly blessings: these are our fed
eraI principles, our only bulwalk a
gainst the intolerance, wlckedness and
vengeance Of despotism.
y nat at the present time, when tho
same policy to establish party govern
ment arrogating to one political sect
the Offices, honors, salaries, fees and
power Of the state, t. the oppression Of
all others, is pursued with greediness
Unsuitable, rancour unconcealed, and
violence unresrained; when party
spirit among ourselves Initiating the
tyranny which rules the conyulsed and
bleeding nations ofthe other continent,
has made an impression astonishing
not only to us but 10 its authors when
theV in the confidence Of triumph be-
came 50 bold in persecution that many
good citizens hitherto deceived and be.
traycG into their measures tremble for
our common liberties il is m imper-
alive duty 10 use every eXertion for
placing in office men Of truth, who love
our stale and federal constitutions and
have been uniform in supporting them j
who arc advocates Of equal rights who
instead Of denounciEg others for exer.
cising freedom Of opinion, consider
them for this very cause as the friends
Of their county il short, men who
will seek "the common good, not the
interest Of any one man or class oil
men :"
That the nomination Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

Ccavention az Nojle5Orongh.
Tie County Of Lincoln, i'll common
win the neighboring Counties in
Maiae, having by the valuation law
passed at tie late session Of the Gener-
y Count, in a manner arbitrary and
prsciPi1Je and 10 an amount burden
some and alarming, been doomed to
taxes taken of from the large western
towns, which il is intended shall be IT,
We'd for ten years and thcreuDon a
new apQ9ruiOnmenl Of Senator'S having
been prematurely made, against the ex-
press letter al the constitution and a.!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

10 order 10 give some idea OF the 81
feet Of this booming, permit me 70 state
a frw principles, and then apply them.
Each poll is valued at S 66-all
property il valued at per cent, eXcep-
ting wild lands which are put at 2 per
cent Nov apply this looming and see
what is coming uponu us.
1900 polls doomed in Maine
is equal to 5 $4,000
and in wild land l,6jO,OOO
So polls doomed on the
County Of Lincoln 2O9,753
and il wild land TO 81, 200
50polls doomed on the town
Of Newcastle is equal to 1888
and in wild land to 5000
From the above statement, calcu-
lation can easily be made for any par
ticular town. Look fellow citizens
consider-and determine, whether you
will give your votes TO the authors Of
this arbitrary and tyranical conduct.
When men are thrusting their hands
into your pockets by stealth, viii you
any longer trust them
LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
The Blessings ofBarlory's Mission.

TIC DItsaH55 IN haH1Tv7 5 NIE55IoH.
A French squadron which sailed
from France in January, is cruising in
the track Of our ships to Spain and Por.
tugal-tbey take possession Of and des.
troy all they fnd carrying supplies 10
those places. Thus by the new treaty
which Barlow is supposed TO have
made with Bonaparte, it appears that
even our own produce is ID be destroy.
cd, without trial. on the high seas, if
found on the way TO the poor Spaniard3
and Portuguese, who are considered as
Rebels to the Great Emperor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
PHENO1TFA y

Since Joel Barlow set sail for France
the sun was totally eclipse "a cam
ct has been blazing in the heavens,
"from its horrid hair shaking pcstilence
and war ;'-the moon has been total
" eclipsed the capital Of Virginia
has been visited by most awful conll,
grafton the American continent lbs
been conVulsed to lis centre, and in the
south, earthquakes have terminated Id
horrible volcano, which Is said 70
have poured forth rivers Of lava, de-
vouring every thing id its course.
Should these phenomena portend new
and bloody wars in Europe reaching
our peaceful shores" but W end i'll Tie
overthrow ofthe most powerful and
bloody tyrant the Grid ever saw, then
was he scourge sent by providence,
and like a scourge will he have passed
away. Bali. rcd. Ret.
Friday the 9th day Of March inst.
is Set apart by his Excellency RoGEE
GHIswOLD, Esq ~ day Of Pu5Hc Ha-
initiation, Easing and Prayer in Con-
neCticW.
Thursday the 9.h April next, vii be
observed throughout this Common
wealth as day "a FASTING and PRAY
Err.
Thursday the 9Th Of April nexti'
appointed by the Governor vi New.
hampshire to be observed as day o.
Fasting Humiliation and Prayer
throughout that state
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
Dortlate0,
Monday, March is, 1912.
The PeobLe't Afairt.

n | ~ I'm
We have almof excIuGvely, DE-
voted this days Gazette, to the i'm
POrtant fubjcct Of the approaching
Election Of state Officers.
All we ak. Of the Electors IS, q
lay aide their party feelings and pre-
iudices, and examine the conduct q
thole men who have competed The
majority, in the legislature, the year
palt, and Zee if il is not abund4n'lY
evident that the principal object hl'
been to agrandize and give LtT'' '
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
Convention at Gran.

On Friday last, number of gentle
men, delegated by tine federal citizens
Of most Of the towns in the counties Of
Cumberland and Oxford, convened at
Gray, and after taking into considera-
ton the alarming situation Of the coun.
try and the disresse3 already brought
upon it by the weak and corrupt conn
ellis of those who, forsaking the prin-
ciples Of Washington, have for a mum
Der Of years past, managed the great
concerns of tAe nation--as well as the
partial, unjust, and immoral, not 10 say
tyrauic conduct oGthe Governor, Coun-
Gil, and Legislature o. the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, during The
year past, and the Importance Of
change in our chief rulers-unani-
m0usly agreed 10 use all lawful and
honorable means 20 secure the election
d.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
FREEDOM OF ELECrIONll!

"A certain candidate for the Sen
cite, who is ltyled 4 patriot of tried
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

integrity, ID tLc In Argus, by he
name Of Jonathan Page, las in din.
culation paper, which he has pre-.
fcuted to a number Of Cemocrats for
them to fgn, wherein they pledge
themtelves to vote for him and other
democratic candidates on The firm
Monday in April. Ibis is a Plan,
that the freedom of election and the
rights Of the people may be prefer
we'd /! D fhame where is thy bIuh
NERITAo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

-NN -A ol At oaL~ttN1 @lt1 ~h44A- M tA+Nlt"
ticaied by
50 WITNESSES
Who, after reading this Document, can
doubt, for a mom,rt
THAI HE DecrrrS are Hchealeut
Captain Hitchcock, of the blig
Thames, arrived aL this port (NY} yrs.
terday. In lat IS, ion 5 8, fen III with
French irigates end corvette, was
boarded and detained It'll the next NOR.
ming, when the Frenchmen put On
board the Thames, The crews 90 ~
number Of the elegant ship Asia, HeH-
EFT, from Philadelphia, for Lisbon, and
the brig Gcr5hom, Smith, oi Duxbuly.
from Boston, for Oporto, both loaded
with -four and corn, and both Of which
the Frenchmen BURNT. The names
of the fligates were, the Herald, and
the Andromache, cad corvette Mama.
luke, and said they sailed from Nantz
on the Sth of January last. The Asia
was taken on the 18th and The Gershom
the 23d Of Jan. and they informed Cap
tain Hitchcock, that they Lad BURNT
several other American vessels, one VI
which was no doubt the ship telegraph,
of New-York. Tbs only supplies al
lowed for the above go seamen, was
puncheon Of water, and $50 VT. Of
bread, which obliged Capt. Il. to put
into st. Barts, 20 prevent starvation.
This squadron had boarded the brig
John from Boston, for ToHningen and
permitted her 70 proceed"
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Patops & Butcher,

Have received by the Mon soon, captain
Williams. from L'verpool, the fol-
loving Articles, wni3h thev offer Tor
Sale, viz
Blistcred, Crowley and Cost Steel
Knives and Forks, Ptl& niyes, Scissors,
R-zors, shovels and longs, Files
and Rasps, OF most descriptions
Curriers' KNIVES
Shoe md Butchers Knives
Laucrts
Mil, Cross.cut, Pitt, Hand and Wood
Broad Hoes
WaIbey's Patent Trowe!s
Socket and Firmer ChIssels
Britannia aictal, Iron timed < Pewter
Table and Tea Spoons
Patent Straw-Kn yes
Shutters, Fish hooks, sc. &c
=. e B. expect an additional supply
in few days.
November d3w
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i.otomac and Shenandoah
NAVIGATION Lottery,

Commsnces Drawing on Tuesday next,
when the first drawn number will be a
PRIZE of 8 1000.
The CAPITAL Prize Of 10000 Dollars
is floating, and may possibly come out
carly in the drawing. Those DESTROYS of
having chance for those valuable Pri-
zes had best provide themselves with
Tickets previous to the Drawing, as the
price will certainly advance to s 9 in a
very short time.
Present price of Tickets So 50
Half do. 81 ~
Quarter do. as
Eishths do. Is So
TICKETS in the above Lottery, and
also in the Susquehannah Canal, Medical
College. and Vaccine Institution Otto
RIGS, now Drawing in Baltimore, for sale
by
ROBERT GRAY.
At Orders from the Country, en-
closing CASH, (tost raid will be at
tended to. Tickets Examined and all
information. respecting the Lottery CIV
en- gratis. X. u.
November IA
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FOR SAT-
LAWRAsON g FowLE,

By LAWRASON e FOWLE,
The Cargo Of the brig Daihhin, CAPTAIN
Swift, from B0ston.--being
1000 bushels liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lime
100 boxes Mould s. Dipt Candles
10 hhds. n. E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
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Yeaton 6 Conway,

Have just rescued from Nsw- YORK,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual
October IA
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SusquehannahC CANAL ottery

II days of which are drawn, and the
Drawing rapidly progressing, son'
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CNo. aSo5.
10000 Dollars.

THE first drawn number on tho
next, being the 18th day drawing Of the
VACCINE LOTTERY, will be enti.
tied to one of the four capital prizes Of
Twenty Thousand Dollars. The 18th
days drawing will take place on Tues
day, the Sd of November, sfter which
the drawings will be continued not iesa
than three times in each week, until
finished. The wheels yet contain
prizes Of $4,000
8 Of 5000
8 OF 1000
Present price of Tickets 10 dollars.
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TIE CHRONICLE,
An ANNUAL TIEW OF hIS10RT roISs
7Ics u LIfER/TUR-
FOREIGN A D DOMESTIC.
By JOHN E. HALL, late Of Baltimore,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters.
THE CHRONICLE,

Assisted oJ several Mea o. LetteTs'
This work will be devoted to the fol"
lowing subjects 81. An Annual Histo-
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History of the United States, with oc-
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lie Documents. A Register of Re.
markable Occurrences-5. Biographi.
Cal Sketches of persons distinguished 1t
the Bar or in the Pulpit, in the Closet
or in the Fields. Proceedings o! learn.
ed Societies, at home and abroad-T
An Annual History Of teIsture, TO-
reign and domestic-S. Essays on Mis-.
ceIlaneous Topics & Poe.ical illusions
g. Statistical Reports.
Price six dollars per anDum--T9 Do
published in four quarterly numbers.
~ The Editors of federal papers
are requested to notice this advertise-
ment to receive subscriptions, and
transmit them to Mr.. MOSES IKoMAs,
the publisher, at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Oct. So.
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P. G.. Marfellcr.
NIX. ANN GARVEI.

"OU will please t take notice, that
i nthe firstday ofthe Circuit Cour',
OF the District of Coiumbia, to be held
for the county of Alexandria, IN .apri'
next, or rs soon thereafter rs counsei
can be heard, I shall TO We that court
to award judgment against you in t2Vvr
Of the Common Council o, Alexanpria
for the sum OF Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Cents--beins the a'nou't
Of Taxes due from YEA TO the Crm mon
Council OF a'cxandrj upon y"nr Lot
situate at the corner of Queen ans.
Fairfax streets, for the years 1904
81 8, 9 10, u. u
According to act Of Congress, p"ss:d
25th day February, 1904
John D. Simns.
,sts. for the Com. Count Of .Aera"d'7a'
August ~ o"lh
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VOL. XII


SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and FRIDAY.
WILL BE SOLD,
Ct the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water streets,
Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Sc.
Particulars OF which will be expressed
in the bills OF the day.
All kind of goods which are on IL
imitation and the prices OF which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased atthe lowest limitation
and prices.
D - M,rf}eller
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LANDING

LANDING
From the Schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland. and for sale
by
LawrasOn & FOWle.
6 hhds West India Rum,
IS barrels Tanners OH,
100 boxes Soap,
so do Moutl Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cyder, of one dozen
ealh,
200 reams Of Vellum Foolscap and
Fot Writing Paper.
box Seine lwine.
OctoEer %