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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-03
WE DNESDAY, JUNE g. 1912.
s SUGAR COFFEE MoLAssES sc.

4
70 Hhds. ! New-Orleans & Hayanna MUsco-
40 Bis. yado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Havana do
10000 Id. Loaf s Lump do
10000 Is. Green Porto Rico s. ST, Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Rum
80 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. pgAne Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
70o bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment of Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and fairJar Streets.
April 6. tt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-03

OFFEhS TUX oHLE,
Old Madeira, Sherry. Lisbon, Tenerltfe and
Port Vine, by retail
Cognac, Peach and Apple Brandy
40 or. casks TenerifFe and Malaga Wine
10 hhds Antigua Rum
40 hhds N Orleans and West India gu.
gar, different qualities
5000 los Loaf and Lump lgar
% hhds good retailing Mol Uses
100 bags Coffee, green and white
100 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
50 or. chests and boxes suheso quality
Teas, of this years importation, con-
sisting of Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Y. Hyson and Skin
50 boxes Lemons
so MuscadeI and Bloom Raisins
100 bags soft and hard shield fresh Al
monds
90 bags Figs
500 reams Wiring and Wrapping Paper
10 bbls. Old 4th Proof Whisky
so bbs Common Proof do
90 Demij"hns
SO boxes Mou and Dip'd Candles
80 do Brown Soap
ALSO,
500 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety of other articles In the Gro
Gerry Line.
MAY 2
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-03

NEW TEAS, &c.
10oFPH M.ANDEVILLE, corner Of King
and Fairfar streets, has received ana joT
sale,
80 quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, ny,
son, Young Hyson, Tyson SKIN and
Souchong Teas, of the latest importa"
tons, principally the Leda's very SUI
perior cargo.
90 bhds n. Orleans and West India Sugars,
90 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. Marbled and White o0ap' o. ''olS'
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, 1812-06-03
JACKSON s. kUMNEY,
GoVER's WHARF,
HAVE. FOR SALE,

HAVE FOR SALE,
II boxes No. 8, 9, 10, Cotton, ca,5,.
~, Wool,
box Writing Paper,
"A boxes Lisbon Lemons, In prime order,
Z packages containing handsome assort-
ment OF Leather and Morocco, Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, sc
IL sets black, white, brown, scarlet, red,
bronze and cane colored CHAIRS.
Flotant Indigo-prime and cargo Beef and
Pork.
Chocolate, Soap, Axes, Balsam Capeyi, Cor
dage, Card Tables, &c.
ALSO,
A Machine for Cutting Straw, lately invented
and much approved.
May IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-03
Valuable Property.

nN Monday the 25th OF May next, will
" be solo, at Public Sale, On the premises
at , o'clock, A. M--those two spacious e.
legant BRICK HOUSES in the City Of
Wsshington, late the property OF General
Washington, situated on North C.pitol
Street and running back to New Jersey A
venue, containing the whole of Lot No Is
an parts of and Z square 634--More des-
rablc property is not within the city--Im-
mcdiat,Iy after the sale of said Los and
Houses, will be exposed to sale Lot No.
in square seq, and those highly valuable wa
ter Lots No. IL, IS, IA, 10 square 667 with
the liberty OF improving in front # the m
into bold deep water in the Eastern Branch.
This ptops,tY is sold undera decree OF the
c curt, anti will be sold on a credit OF twelve
months--the purchaser to give bond with
approved security carrying interest from the
day Of 800 dollars will be required in
CASH or an approved indorsed note at 60 days
IN title to bs made until hepurchase mo-
ney is fully paid.
PHILIP 3. KEY,
April 8. 5v
Go The above sale is post.
poned to the 2otIl June.
May % zw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-03

fCIL5I EFGlUETJ . Co
.TYAVE remove to the NEW BRiC6
/ i STORE in tie square above their Tor
me- residence, next door to A LYNN
where they are opening Gust emlved) large
supplg of British, French, India, russia end
American GOODS, which they offer whole
sale or retail on The best terms for Cash, or
TO punctual Gus omers.
AGril %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
GENERAL ORDERS.
Councu Chamber, Richmond, April 10Th

Couach Chamber, Richmond, AprH 10Th
THE President Of the United States, in
pursuance of the law of Congress, passed the
io'h instant, authorising a detachment of one
hundred thousand militia, by an official com
mdnlcation of the 18th instant, addressed to
'Ae Executive Department of this State. hav-
'ng required that twelve thousand men. o{F-
GERS included, being the quota of Virginia.
'noula be organized, armed and equipped,
according to law and that they should hold
'lelhselves IN readiness to march at a mo.
mea's warning, have thought fit, with the
'OE'ce OF the Council of State, to require that
C1cn bFlgadier General throughout the State
''Fhish his quota of the said twelve thousand
men, officers included, in conformity with
VIC following apportionment, viz:
FIRST DIVISION.
Sun brigade to furnish 635 total of which.
eapt Ntarshalfs Company of riaemen, attach.
et 10 the lO2d regt. Powhatau, estimated at
~ captain Morris's troop of cavalry, Buck
I3aam, SO captain Anderson's ditto, Pow
p4'sn' %; light infantry attached to the LIST
DN' ISL hegt. Amelia, so light infantry at
i'hsi to the LIST Bat. Tooth Regt. Bucking.
man, o-25o. (LeaUesJ To furnish of in
''nlry of the line, 3S5.
run the infantry OF the Line are to be de-
Quoted one Colonel, one Major, and a due
proportion of captains, lieutenants, e~nsigns.
commissioned Officers. Musicians, &c.
ana allowing 60 men Officers included to
each company.
', nth Brigade to furnish slS; of which, capt.
n1aOre'S company Of riaemen, Halifax, esti-
NED at so; capt. Callani's ditto, Artillery,
LL4YSyiyania, SO; capt. Richardson's ditto,
oe'o' Charlotte, 50; capt. sandford's troop
"'avairy, Halifax, So; light infantry attach
o o. 70 list bat. 26th Regt Charlotte, SO ditto,
Ia oat' Slth Regt. Halifax, so; ditto, I'd do
e. DO. Pittsylvania, $3.50. (LeaUes)
T,ufhlsh OF infantry of the line 468.
rom the infantry Of the line are to be de.
r'e.ea TWO Majors and a due proportion OF
rp.a5hs, ieutenants, cnsigns, non-commis
f. ulcers, Musicians, &c. and allowing
,e men t%oIffcers included toveach company.
y az. brigade to furnish 702; of which, capt
TIM ; company of riflemen, Campbell, es-
d ri'ed at so; capt. Staples ditto, Henry
"a co. 90 capt. Estes do. do. Franklin, ditto
cant Shelton's ditto, Patrick, ditto, so
"in'sons Company Of Artillery, Camp
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Thirty Dollars Reward.
Nav I. 1912.

TOLEN out Of the subscriber pasture
~ field near Hess mill in Berkeley Couu-
y, on Thursday night, the 23d inst. !
BAY HORSE. one of his hind feet white.
his nose aud belly of a mealy colour, one
OF his hind hoofs has the appearance of I
split in II, has a lump on his back occasion.
ed by the saddle, is between iSaand Ia
hands high, 9 or 10 years old, has 4 whole
IN the lett sid OF his neck large enough to
admit the end of the finger freely, is a ma.
turaltrotter. has been most used as a drsft
horse, and tits supposed his neek is slight
ly marked with the collar. has a thick bushy
main, aud short bold tail of rather a DARK.
er colour than his body, shod before only.
l will give a reward of FIVE dollars for the
said horse together with all reasonable ex-
Penses If brought home, or thirty dollars
tor the horse and thief on the .hiei's CON.
~viction.
JOHN EVANS.
Nav 1. 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
10 Men of Patriotism,
Courage & Enterprise.

EVERY able bodied man. from the age
of is TO as years, who shall be enlisted for
the army ofthe United States, for the term
of five wears, will be paid a bounty of six.
teen dollars /; and whenever he shall have
served the term Tor which he enlisted, and
obtained an honorable discharge, sta,,ng
that he had faithfully performed his duty
whilst in service, he shall be allowed and
paid, in addition to.the aforesaid bounty,
three months pay and one hundred and six
" acres OF land and in case he should be
killed in action or die in the service, his
heirs and representatives will be entitled
to the said three months pay and one hun-
dred ADD sixty acres of land, to be desig-
mated, surveyed and laid off, at the public
expence.
LEWIS h. WILLIS.
1st Lieut. Infantry, y. States Army.
Recruiting Rendezvous.
at Martinsburgh, April so. 1919
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01

IA HEREnS it has oecn practsed by
w macy people, for some time past,
to throw down my fences and pass through
my enclosures, passing through and leav-
ing my gates open. and hidenly and mali-
cionsly cut down timber on my farm-rhis
is therefore to forwarn all persons from
committing any such tresspasses against
me as | am positively detertermined 70
prosecute persons SO offending hereafter.
WILLIAM MCCOY.
NAV 1. 1879.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01

~AkEN up by the subscriber, siving
i on Back. Greek, Berkeley County,
some time in February last, two cssrsy
Hogs-one of them a barrow of sandy CO.
our with black spots, has a slit in each ear,
supposed to be two wears old, and apprais-
ed to two dollars and fifty cents--the other
a boar, Of black colour, with some white
about his head neck and fore legs, suppo-
sed to be six months old, has no ear mark.
and appraised to Fifty cents.-The owner
Is desired to prove property pay charges
and take them away.
HENRY EVERHART.
Nav !, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Notice.
JOHN EVANS.
May 1912.

IN the month of May 1911, I gave my
i bond to Benjamin Smelling, of the state
OF Kentucky. for two hundred and thirteen
dollars, which said bond becomes due ,hi.
day, this is therefore to give notice to the
said Benjasin Snelling, or any other whom
it may concern, that the full amount OF said
bond is now ready for payment, on its be-
ing produced, and that | am determined
70 pay no interest that may accrue thereon.
from this date.
ABRAHAM VANAUSDALL.
Hampshire County. May /, 1912. .
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
IMPORTANT.

Extract ofa letter from Mr. Thos. C. Wat.
KOS, OF Tennessee, to capt Jacob Ellis
ton, OF this county, dated Jefferson,
Tenn. March rs.
Dear Sr-We have this moment re.
ce'ved orders to march against the Greek
Indians. They have killed teUenty hmi-
hes on Elk River. We march this mo.
rnsht."-FrankIart paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Troopers, Attention !

THE Berkeley Troop Of Horse, under
l. the command of the subscriber, is re-
quested to attend Parade, Ia Msrtinsburgh,
on the and Saturday in May, completely
EQUIPPED, at III o'clock. A. VI.
JOEL WARD, Capt.
Nav. I. 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

We learn from an authentic source, the
election in Rhode Island has eventuated In
the complete success of the American Prox,
by the choice of a Federal Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor, Senators and a majority
oil the Legislature.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
$50 ga5ette.
Martimsbm:gh, May 1.

On Wednesday, night last M. jonathan
ClshUGs sGD-miH, cording room and card
iHg machine, Uers consumed By FIRE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
JEFFERSON

On Monday last an election was held in
Charles Town, for the purpose ofelecting two
Delegates to represent the County of Jefer-
son in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
The poll stood as follows:
WILLIAM TATE, ESQ. FED. REP. 22l
RAwLEIGH MORGAN Esa. FED REP. els
DANIEL MORGAN, ESQ DEMO. 40
WILLIAM p. FLOOD, ESQ. DEMO. los
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
HAMPSHIRE

At an election held in Romney, on Monday
the Goth ult. for the purpose of e~lecting two
Delegates to represent the County of Hamp-
shire in the next General Assembly of Virgi.
nia-at the close of the poll, the votes stood
As follows:
FRANCIS WHITE, ESQ FED. REP. 1856
ALEXANDER King, ESQ FED. REP. 33l
WIN. ARMSTRONG, ESQ. DEMO. 22S
PUGH, ESQ DEMO. 22o
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
(Alex Gaz.

The Senate have agreed to the resolution,
adopted by the House of Representatives
some days since, for appointing a commit.
tee 60 enquire into the exp,diency of re.
cess, ADD have appointed a committee on
their part consisting of Messrs. Bradley,
Goodrich, Lloyd, Reed and Worth;ngton
libid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01

We understand the joint committee of
both Houses OF Congress nave determined
10 recommend 3 q adjournment over from
Wednesday next till the 18th May.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28

The following Is letter from Malta F."
have to scqu2int you with phenomenon
which appeared at Damascus, IN Syria, ~
April last. A pillar Of h,e, Of 81 immense
light, was seen to wards The east, & remain
a ~ view hree days and nights du6ing
which tiTae no Gun, muOH5 q stars were
seen, yet the ligin was sufficient for seeing
any object. This A. given rise 10 many
conjectuies among the learned men IN the
place The Nile has risen TWO months be
fore the usual time - Load0H pIPeT
lis confidently rumoured, that the Rev.
MIR MendOsa, the Portuguese RABBI received
letter few days stEce from the Rabies
OF J-rusdic n, informing him that there had
been no darkness IL lie sacred CITY for three
nights, in consequence Of q cloud Of fire
which rested on q tree in the vicinity, and
that the thi.d DAY itvsnished, to the gen.
er4l con, ernstIon Of al he inhabitants.
The ,r.e, il IS observed. was MT damaged BY
the miraculous aud awful event ! We sre
confidently assured, 5ytery serious sulhor
itie5, that no doubt exists among the Chi
Gren of Israel in this metropolis, as to the
Gritty Of this extraordinary communities ion
Morning Herald
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28
Ebe aeonitor. No. HCllI-
" IN rndrpout astronomer Is mad. :

An urdsv0ut astronomer IS mad
NOTHING Is bette calculated % enlarge
sD1 sol.mize he mind than = continuation
of the s,arrv heavens, and the probable tx
tsnsive n, yuIaii ION cf the universe. Sever
II es,im tee have been m de NJ the ro-ull
y;on oftha earth. PERHAPS seven bundled
millions are not far from he ruth. This IS
one generation only, therefore every thirty
vesre (the time generally allow 20 each
1anerstion) hat number Of souls pass over
dis husv stage 10 he land Of silence This
nsrticnIar subject however, rs been the
tbeme of a former number; suffice i here.
fore TO s,y that on a moderate calculation
ninety w, thousand, four hundrrd millions
of n-ople have already lived and died on his
sm.u soot of he great Snvereign's domn
i,n.. But n an DrobsbilIly this earth il hut
> mali s-a- Z 9f ere non, The unboundsd
" sdon Of g "a tad doubtless far g.ea'er
purposes ,o answer III ere TING the starry
c,nopv over nu- beads thsn ne elv "a feast
our eyes with he wonders of nature such
an idea " ,uld rather der0ga,e from ne per
fections Of the Almighty and tarni b he
bright eIories Of him whose hand formed
"Orion, Pleisdes, ani the chambers ofthe
souh." Revol,ing about our SUN are nine
primary. and seventeen secondary PLANETS
These viii average nearly The m. gunude of
the earth, as some Of hem are com .uted to
he much larger Admri~g thst there are
50 many worlds, inhqtit Nv rstinnsl b
inCs and under the government of he same
great Being and our views re Sill enlarg
ed with the greatness Ofthe scenAS- Bot
our system cons tues matt If he universe.
There : much reason tn suppose has eve v
fixed star Is sun ike ours. and perhaps
tenfold more resHlendent. attended ~i'h
number Of revolving plsnetsto which i eives
light and vieor The number offXPd Stsrs
> generally computed ~ sbnu' Two thousand
eight hundred snd forty These NAV sll
themselves Ne worlds of light, and each Fiv
ing motion Ia near thirty oilers lost 70 our
view ~ irnrpeasureshle wjlds ~ her. If
we sunnose he population az these & equal
that r the earth the number swellS almost
beyond calculation end we arc amazed &
the magnitude and'msgni6cence ofcreation.
Well might the re,elator when IN vision he
saw tie as embed uulvrrsv cali Il 80 GREAT
multitude which no man could number"
IN view If these wonders also, holy ID .vid
cxclsims IN ecstacv 80 Lord how manifold
are thv work, in wisdom has' thou made
them all" Such view should excite IN us
the w=rmest gratitude To tha, Being whose
hand upholding SO many suns snd worlds.
does not thereby fnrsake the mearcst OF
RS creatures here, bw while guiding snd
directing universal nature, he makes m'
dwelling with him thai is Of contrite sPir
j, snd ria t~emhieih - us word.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28

Il is stated 10 southern psper that
Cen p--aa = Pohrrb, Lh4irnlan az
the commitl,e ct foreign rel tons II
Congress last winter, and the zrar cham
fion il the house, is contractor TO suD-
ply the army with 10000 ralions al 20
cents ratiCn per day that he has let
out the principal part Of his Job 10 sub
contractors At ID cents ration. on
which he clears 800 dJnars day, and
an annual profit b 292 900 dollars
Let the people in the Eastern ST.. C..
who pay the money 10 support on I'M
necessary and ruinous war, think On
this prodlgsl favoritism. Porter left
LIS seat II Congress last March after
he had got his war project " n under
way, 10 reGh ne fruits Y KS hafYlogtsn,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28
J. ieo.

In Raymond. on the "a INST. Mr.. THOMAS
CRIsP. aged IS, native Of Ca Britain.
he was man Of erudition, great memory
and robust Constitution. Has been inthe
British service is yesrs-d1nng' which time
he was at Dradd0ck's defeat on the Mon
ongahela, at the defeat Of Abercrombie az
TicOnderoga, where Lore Howe fell, and At
the surrender of Quebec, in 1889
In MinOt, on the ID n i->4t EIr. s8mueI
Downing, aged 40 HIS descendants were
10 children, and 66 grand children, n his
last momenta he exhibited Aattering proof
OF an interest IN the blessings offs s viour.
IN New-Gloucester deeply regretted. On
Friday The 18Th inst Moses GREEN1R.r
Esq aged 57-an sctIye and Intrepid ffi-er
IN the late revolutionary war His remains
were entomhed wsth masonic honers b, Ctza.-
berland Lodge, Of which he was distinguish.
ed member.
In Sudbury. Geo. 6h ult. where he com
manded the U 5. gun boat No ), Capt.
Geo. Thomas, aged %.
In Washington, Rhea county, Tro- 21st
ult Hon David Campbell enc ofthe Judges
of tie Mis-. Ter aged 65
In Somerset. (Md.) Hon. VIM. Polk,
Chief Judge Of he zth Judicial Dis riot "a
Mar land.
Drowned. near the Vineyard, Capt Alex
an6er Macy, ~ Nantucket.
At Falmouth, Barns able county, 16h
ms. Joseph Bennett, Esq Attorneys Law,
aged 20. lie was an zmiahle, respectable.
and very promising young man.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28

THE Jacobin Editors daily manifest
how little they learn from the diretul
experience OF France, for even yet they
dare 10 call the success of her arms the
cause of liberty and republlcanlsm
Frsace is the only country IN Europe
completely military they are now
what the Romans once were, nation
Of soIdiers-rather e me say a nation
~ freehooters 4 he doors of the tenn
Die OF Janus have stood open from the
epoch Of her san, uinary revolution, &
the votaries, besmeared with blood and
crime, are hailed by our Mobocrats as
champions Of liberty. No states can
be safe while France has the power to
disturb them, and every state that
thought itself safe in inac,ion, has fall
en-; the Only powers that yet stand are
those that resisted with courage, France
has not changed She claims empire
and viii not bear rivalJhip. England
and Russia Can have no peace-they
will fall, unless their arms should 30 far
c,iDplr their foe, as 10 disable him from
prosecuting his scheme OF universal 90
minion. France j. - revolutionary as
ever. Bonapaite keeps down Jacobin-
ism Il home but i deeply concerns him
To surit Up in every other state, where
French influence Is wanted. Jackobin-
i-m Is therefore more than ever to be
dreaded BY America because is opera
ions 10 France are more artfully dis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28

guised, and the momem approaches
when It's influence can returned 10 i'm
mediIte account in this devoted country
Whit event could ever happen more
suspicious 70 her views, than TO have
an administration that would bend the
laws and commercial systems Of this
country to the policy Of that. Mr..
Madison's famous commercial resolu-
tions were grounded on the idea OF ma
king America useful as q colony Of
France, not TO make our trad~ .pruiii=LIs
10 ourselves The New England mer-
chants had sense enough TO understand
this deiusive, this disgraceful policy, and
spurned ar it. We are still wanted BY
France, and TO haze us she must spread
Jacobini3m--it will help her TO rule our
citizgns, and we declare war with Eng
land 10 give frnition 10 the views of the
tyrant BUnaparte r. 4 american.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28
OrigiuaI postrp.
THE WISH

All tha, fecurely ght dwell
Secluded IN fome Convent cell
From earth. temp s,ious free;
Far, "a from bufy noife and 7nfe
Unoticed then Ia ps's my life
Where few would hiGk on ne.
Before the ri6ng Of The fun
A1y Marin $ ng fhould he hegua
To chide hi lingering Gay;
In fweet devO'ion hen 4 raie
Nv voice. and chan he notes of Praiie
And end bur with the day
Pdu with notify mirth he feeu
No Join he gambia. + he green;
ia fhuu thofp 70 thfui ,nys
A World' the Conveut where Ia dwell
AK;Agdom ~ fec "a cell;
Ia feek no otherj7ys
-6rnight my vi e.. I'D begin
To rame good F-izr coofcfs nv m:
And When ha work was doee
I'd counr m, bead and end my lays
Sin f-or7 nv cell and the- 'i ade
The DEVIL WITH THE NUN.
CYPRIAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28
c5iscflldlleous SELECTIONS.

The Treasury. the .4fmy, and me
NaUy.
Il cannot have been forgotten BY any one
who has observed he progress a The MONT
oellian dynasty, the prosperous state q cur
tresury YVES The theme # proud EMULATION
throughout the United States So mighty
was The current frevenue flowing iRio the
public Golfers. that il was 'hot eSpedienl 10
cut of some Of the streams which supplied
IL, sGd s,ill the political head 0i the nA'ion
was puzzled % fn6 for the ccnunued su-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-28
From Concord IN. H. Dec. Is.

From Concord IN. IL ! Dec. Is.
The Legislature of this State, adj
iourned this DAY, al ID o'clock zYifhOut
having made choice OF Senator TO Con.
eress Although the D mos had a ma
iorlty in the House Of %, they could
get majority but of one IN favor OF
Gus and Afterwards majority Of one
onIy in favor of Kilborn Smlth. Both
of whom the Senate nonConcurred
You know the Senate stands Demo
and Fed. SANBoBN OF Eh8om, is q
Clintonian, and has gained immortal
honor by MS conscientious votes He
deserves the highest eulogiums in eve
~ circle, and in every newspaper, for
his integrity. In the House Ne ballot
"a ~. umes II the Senate they bal
loled and vosed number Of times
The ranks of democracy are very much
bro en- up 10 Salbo'n we were in
debted SAFELY, last session, for the law,
giving the choice Of Electors to tn
people"