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Iof our principles again in shannefully yield
ing our own ticket" and gives this nota6hr
and sound reason for'it, a. because he aeuer
ca, be eiec:ra." Here zyr ogrrc--for Mr.
{. +" never can be elec,ed."-But l push i,
str,her. * viii lay HIN, al y wager. as sc Vir-
gmians are won't TODD, that neither Mr.. Clin-
ton. nor Marshall, nor King. nor any other
;.":i can DC elected bur Nh. Madison; and
that moreover the votes will not be split 60
EaS TO bring it r-for-. Congress-but that he
viii be elected " by he Pcchic.''
The cclc-latiorS of P,lrlms 60. out With
this biunder---he intima:es that e" North
Caro;ini vii, convene her Legislature earlicr
than usual" that the law may be charged
and the Elcctovs chosen by the people,
but have this moment befnre me the RAJ
leigh Minerva of the 2nd, (npe of YOUR own
papers.) which regret. to perceive that
there was then no possibility of furthering
the 6rsi''"f object of call for an early scs-
si"n. The truth rs the Legislature viii c
lcct, and the republicans will have "A major
ity Of from 90 to IS.
lie is equally mistaken when he says" all
the states n. and +. of Pennsylvania may
be given to Clinton and lam no pro
phet. If he dres not find it TO be sn.
The following is rough calculation OF
NY own about the election:
IA r.
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ITO THE pUBLyC.-Aiy pnb'ic,t'o-, ~I.:ch as.
peared in this paper the LIST OF Sept. has pas.
se' by nnnofised by the Editor OF the Federal Re-.
publican; for he still continues to rank me amor:
his patrons in Richmond, my publication the con-
trsry notwithstanding. Whether It is ignorance or
obstinavy, L leave the public to decide
ihoild have concluded here, had rot = certain
(Pubtns who has been for some time writing in the
t'.iti 1a.ri0'. c'ai.r-. s'.~.nr-., .,,,, p,
oil the fedora. kcpuaacsus prinvita, ctlier.nes-et
ie',t wovi arpea So from the .e inents eoatsin-
cd m hissdress 10 "a ati,!s az ,lat isier IN the
grand metropolis oil Sa-cf whieh he appcars To
boast much. y
am sorry tina; h. hiss so ntirh room 20 boast. I
mos, srcegi- -~t ',:t - has Gu r,ar, s,rror,cr.
emporium 81 weath .n i,";'.i of taleius, u Mace
hloc;i % Patriotism. But il aiiis re great cn,so
lon to think thu, tho .r,isisd roii;icans in Rich
ruol, small in cnnppr;spn I, the great MACS os
Rerihlirans--Hnd those few ihrIA viii SION fn.l
cut their "rro-. snd abandon the Federal Republican,
Ind it estcu;,a In he interest Of their country to
Limit doSu a,ic aL.ssrs q: pt.ss-and dis;urbers
o.t,,c pe7cc,
the Ni'tnr 0f Tee Feie.-l Republican. n. his
colleague ('uh;ur> s,,li rcrn feel .ii.pos;tiop to
.fdress their wo-;hv patrous i'm Ricl,n.. ibevlc
'hey wIt vth-i old nay pame, "a wish it NO long
or - tc contaminated The blood .tanc.l sheets Of
ffe paper. NUd;spsrag. ent To ANY o. the s.,b-
rcfbrrs IN ti.is city, fo- they arc al. az honora5Ie
inen, All men whoa yes5cf. nnd tie more con-
eorned dol feel think that among such he. should
Sild succour. John MCPHERSON
October 9TH
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Oct o.

4 ! ESERrED-irom Camp, near the CITY OF
& 3 Washington, on the Sd Sept .9nGrezo Gill.
aers, soldie belonging TO Capt III. Branel,'s COM
pany OF lniantry-Said Childcrs born in Henri.
co County Va. 80 years old, feet and 1t quarter
inches high, fair cumplexio light eyes, dark hair
by profession Cooper.
And on the following day, from the same place
and company, Joshua burns, i9 years old, S feet
~ inches high, light complexion, light eyes and
hair, by profession Waggoner-said Burns was
born in Fauquier eOsnty, Va.
Whoever viii deliver said deserters ut this pnst
or confine them in any jill, or deliver them to any
officer OF the U. States .4rmv shall have reward
of Twenty Dollars, or Ten Dollars for either Of
them, with reasonable charges
M III PINE, lat 1t. 2Oth Irfanfry
RiC hnlond
October 0. at
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October o.

NBlRGINiA-At Rules holden in The Clerks Of
fee Of the Superior Court cf Chaucery for the
Richmond District, tire nj, day GC July, s12
Samuel G. faunueroy, surviving executor of
Moore Fauntlcroy, deceased, TidiHtiG
.Rgdi7s.
Sueky Jet, il her own right, and az ex"cutrix og
Thomas lett deed, John Skinker s. William Skim
ker, adm'rs of join Skinker deccased. who was ex-
ecutor OF the SAID Thomas Jctt d, William
Stnrke lett IN his own right, end hcir and admir-.
'vth tlc will annexed ct the said Thomas Jctt decd
Fhomas Berpud, Henry Wellington, Birkett Jeit,
Vhr'nee storlse, Dorothy Jordan and john Nisbee
Jordan, Befts.
Tue defendants Dorothy Jordan and John Eishet
Jordan, not having entered their appearance and
given srcuri;y according IT, the act re assembly no
The rules p i,is court aud sppcsriugiy sat@lc'
w evidence, t'at they tot iihahitsn;q Vt -
country; hfs orde,rf, that thc s,tI drFrnd' IBIS
appear here tie first DAY of tie ieSt ms 20
answer the iii OF tie r'srtT; and ". 'e''n '"0
this orderRe forthwith ie..rt'd ~ ro,e copy os
published in the eGy Of E;ebnoD' t''e neN sgaper
successfully and posted al the j. ~ J,, ~, aT months
tni, in the sad city. " Tue Chpi7
copy. Teste,
October Q. 1'"'''5"tG, g c,
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8 n Pursuance o. decree Of Richmond Hustinss
a Court male iA,h Sept. lSI2--we the commas
soneis ed therein shall IN 10 sell nne Half
.2cre 20; OF Land or the side of Shocko. creek
in tie said City o. Richmond designated in the plan
Of said City by No SIS being The same lot which said
VIM. Richardson bought OF Wm. Du,al, as pr
deed of ndeniure made on the FIRST day Of Jun
sos to Robert kewen, to secure the payment OF a
certain Of money due said kewen with Interesy
& lost thereon, on the 50th day of October next
JEU. .ALLE.N.
JOSHU.i HEST
JOS n. .NYERS
R.iLFH .3LLEyN-
October O. 3w
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'ctober9.

fr5cN - from ny Rendez,ons in this cite
-, %I fsisFs, hprirstc soldier. liz epois
w WV oerh ho'T' ia PhiisdclIhia. Luf bss lie ~.
'a'S!ee =. hing rat'gr or i'ol,nd fle IA alor,
,a nc" Ugh, al iorid com. Icrion, Egl,t oycs
""ss MIR end by profession . s.anr -
80" I'o'i@'s wit be paul reward for anrre.
ci,ssr Of iae United Stats .iuoy. ''"e'
'oitNA'n gu nmtets.QC vessels sri hti'cts iron,
employing or ha,bniag tho j, gsI.t. 81 ,i,c es
o. The rcnaiiy Il ,'ie laW.,. vac '''"
RC'lr. pOI LARD.
Ca.ss. 2vih fsgf. 4. :, ysJ.asyy.
Riclmond, October 9. 4,
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& ME Subscribers take this opportunity of inform
Il ing their friends, and the pablo, that they
have associated themselves in the practice OF nedi-
cine and surgery. applications viii be received
at the shop lately occupied by }. Adams, which is
now the spothecary's shop Of Mr.. John McAlara, &
at the places of residence of The Subscribers
JOHN ADAMS.
MlcAJAH CLARK.
DR.. Clark he, taken Rooms above the store OF
otr Hissnbolham nearly opposite the Globe Ia
vern.
October Q. 1t
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BTEfa~u Movements.

The tale of RenSselaer's defeat is n w,
thin air. We may set it down among ne
thousand md one nights.--VVc have moth
ing from that point bat the preparations and
circumstance of glorious war''-Th
Fost OF Y. gives us a letter from a (/ede
rat) Militia lieutenant in the Western
army" of the 22d Sept. which states The
Garrison at Niagara at ECO (U. S troops y
and the other force on the different points
OF the Niagara river at 1000 (miitia "A
Don't 800 regulars were on the march to Nj
agara, under command OF Col. Parker OF
Winchester. This detachment were at
Bath in the state OF j.. i. on the 2Gd.-In
addition to the other troops, (Which have
been already detailed capt. Maehcr's
corps of Light Infantry we're on the way rror;,
Cherry Valley, to join Col. Stranaban's re-
giment at Niagara, pursuant to the Govern
0r's Orders.--Governnr Tompkins biInseli
had taken trip thithcr, to reconnoitre and
Improve positions
~ "The Federal Republican, declares,
with its pauai foVe of truth. that Mr.. Ro-
bertson, who is most likely tn be elected to
the II, of r. from the Sine of Orleans y
is GeceideI minority man We are per-
sonally acquainted with M. r. and kfo7v,
that there is not firmer friend 70 the Ad
minlstration i'll the y. ). than Thomas Boil
ling Robertson.
~ The Convention nf Statinton II the
most puny and abortive attempt ever " s<ot
W' to organize an opposition--its mem
bers were, indeed, not less than 81 or So.
Did not one OF the members of this STAIN.
ton Convention apply fora Commission IN
the army of the u. s. and was he not disc A.
Ttinfe0 Z las he not now taken up arm,
against that very war, which he would have
taken UP arms TO support
DID no. one Of this same Convention avoy
IN the most emphatic tone TO the louise OF
OeleE aies last winter, that 4" If ivar were
once declared. he would not be there (is
ne H. II y } but that /cebic and Ebriie
,!cverish) as bis frame was, he would be i,
" 0i-. The LParP)
merely ask foi' the sake Of Infdrna-
lion" Ouerisf
q 4 Chlico'hc paper # the soth Sent. states
! IVA, Gen Harrison was ut If. @ Mt s.. Mary's o,
the enrh s. in harsrguc to lis troors. stated h,
was determined to reduce Detroit & Maiden before
! Cbristnas.
! or Monday last We. ,hc lag cr lie annual clea
tiou iur members of Congress ana the Hons, of Del
! egates in the state of MaiyIand No returns bsy
yet reached ~; hut tie cscula'o, H. rc,,bb,;s a,
/ majority of 8 or in the II. of D-Tbe senate /
completely republican.
The British brig w,dcA arrived al Poc,
land few days s.dee, was csptur,d by ~
sma'l "ha'e boat ,heprivatecr was brcuY 1.
INTO port o" the deck Of her p,,2c
Porlsmonfh y. .4ng. II. ---Sa;leJ the
rroreunins, Esiio ii; IS grgs, Mqyqc bris
e9nreg' Of ~ With 4 c0nfcs rs aa~s- :
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. virtue of decd of trust executed 70 us by
n > Thomas Wilson, of the County of Amelia, to Sc
cure the Iayment ofs debt due WHY and Hill, We
shall proceed SELL on the esd day OF the present
month, TO the highest bidder for cash, tie pre-
misses, the Tract OF Land on which, the said WILSON
resides, much thereof as will satisfy TIE atore-
said debt, together with all the costs attending the
execution Of said trust deed.
JORN' BOOKER, , 1-
AUSTIN SE.dY, A'NS'ees'
Octohere. qtp
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TOR SALE.

A Petition will he presented to the next General
"a Assembly praying that public Landing may be
established on tile dover Lands OF the late Samuel
Plessa.ts deceased OF Pow hatan.
October Q. wSw
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love of American Liberty and Independence
animates the breasts of your countrymen.-
And for you whose zeal and manly firmness
have already equipped for inc fed. can
only hope thai i,c who rules the destnies
OK earth, with his proectii,g arm may shield
you from every o.,,nger. aud when with
dauntless intrepidity you display the gilt
'er.ns eagle OF your country, Ela: Glory
crownyou with her richest laurel.
I-Nrr-S u
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Hanna. stationers, corner Of Gay and Market
st... Messrs. G.. &R Waits Lottery OF
fee. corner of ST. PauI's Lane and Market
St A. MiItenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs. John &
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. l7s Market
st-.4t Felts Point, by DR.. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No. Market-st. and Nathaniei
Knight Stationer, Fell's-street.--Ciy Of
Washington. Messrs. David OFT, Co. Drug
eists.-Philadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor
ner of Cd and e-Streets--Jerenliah Nor
ris, Druggist, No. 29s Market-Street--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS high st.
between I'd and Sd streets, Messrs. Crowl
Segar, Druggists, Market street.--Nezv YORK,
Messrs. John s. Thomas l. Clark, druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs Laurence & Reese,
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G. * r Waltes's,
Nos. SO and 81, Maiden Lane.-Yor6 lo'oa.
DR.. John Fisher, Drug. Messrs.
Childs s. Shaw--Ge6rge Iogun. DR.. John Ott,
Drug.-Laaea8ter DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
Drue.-EarYisburg DR.. John {. Wrestling,
Drug.-Ee&on. DR.. Thomas II. Dawson,
Drug-Peters6urg, Yfrg. Messrs. Love ana
Cutler, uggists-Hager Dr. freae-
rick Miller, Druggist Frederickt0evn DIR.
John S. Miller, Druggist.-Winchester. Mess.
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists Hanover
Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauermann, Drug
gists-carlisle. DR.. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-BroOk Vile. Montgomery co., Mr..
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, BIZ
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store, No. l6, sign OF the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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LANDING,

LAMDlNC,
From, the SlOoh Yenus, CAPT. ZAoms, from
Portland, and for Sale by
LawraSon & Fowle,
10 Puncheons West-India Rum
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars
$4,000 feet understandable and clear Lumber
100 reams Vellum Paper, large size
81 cases Tumblers
IS hhds Muscoyado Sugars
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
10 chests Hyson Tea
hhds N. f. Rum
100 barrels Shad 81 Mackarell
20 barrels Prime Beef
5000 lbs. white canded Soap entitled to de-
benture
600 boxes yellow Soap
800 boxes mould & dipt Candles
SO boxes and half boxes Nos. and Cho-
colate
$50 boxes Muscatel nd Bloom Raisins
80 Tierces fresh Rice
20 Bales Georgia Cotton first quality
100 Bolts No. l and 2 Russia Duck
20 do Ravens do.
100 pieces Russia Sheetings
Case of 500 pair Silk Stockings entitled
to debenture
800 Reams writing and printing Paper
20 Bags Almonds.
June 3teoo
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- Superhne Yellow BARI ark

DR.. s4NFoRD'S improved ~ I'm, nb
of The BARK, having been used 1; and S
approved by many physicians OF dls.lT 4SiDi,ed
ed character in different parts OF 'n1 o y 10
States the proprietor is no" encou, a%sr the
ogsr il TO the FACULTY in general unae .a u; IN
uars,,asioo, that no practitioner OF tas.e, ,if.
the choice of his means, can fail 10 DC Con
ed in the use of this eIes'nt prepa ~ noers.
IN strength, fneness and certainty Of or rom.
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark S'
mon use.
THE Essential SILT Or 0D
Tbe above articles are put up N p h. usual
different sizes, to accommodate ' rs rs,sil
wants Of not only physicians oIs or u, ia,
druggists, country merchants anu p
"'''s''-'' James Kennedy e!,,, $; sen 1;.e,
bookseller, and no otaer t'r''H - ~"
,,udria.
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NOTICE.

TySHE property advertised to be sold by
/ CHARLES M'KNIaHT, on the lst day OF
June, is postponed until Saturday, the 2oth
of June, when the sale will positively take
place at o'clock in the afternoon. Notice
will be given by the Bell on the day OF sale.
May %
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E UCA 10 N.

AN Instructor of experience and reputa-
ton is engaged to teach in the Academy -
To the common branches heretofore taught,
will be added Algebra, the various branches
of Mathematics, the use of the Globes, and
the French language.
Nav lS. Sa"oS'
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500 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the 18Th l7th 18th,
10Th, slst, 22d, 23d, oath, 26yh and 9th
days, (the Tickets constituting Prizes except.
ed) each, entitled 10 100 Tickets in this
Class.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is completed, SUBJECT TO Is per cent dcdao'
ton.
Last drawn 800 Tickets each day from
the Alst to the 5Oth day inclusive, entitled 10
10 dollars, payable in Tickets in the Sd Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes IN this
Glass, TO consist of the numbers from l0O0i
to ll,oos inclusive each hundred to be one
prize, the lowest hundred for the 18Th day.
the next lowest for the 18th day, and so on
until the 10 prizes are drawn.
Purchasers of 100 Tickets, or more, to Do
entitled to a credit of thirty days alter the
drawing of this class, for notes with approx
ed indorsers.
All Prizes not demanded within u mOnths
after the drawing of this class, will be COLI
sidered as given up for the benefit OF the
Lottery.
Each Prize Of 20 dollars drawn in the tI't
Glass, will be received in payment OF 'l'ke"
in this Glass at eight dollars and fifty cents
The Managers of the Potomack and oN''
nandoah Navigation Lottery having con-
pleted the drawing Of the first Glass; th'y
trust to the satisfaction Of all concerned
which has given stimulus to the impFo,e.
ment OF the navigation Of those rivers IG e,;
promises a speedy completion OF that uSelui
work offer this scheme to the pu9C u ~
der well founded expectation that II WI"
meet with their appreciation and SupPo;H
particularly of all immediately interested
making those rivers naviraGle at al SeSS0"'
CHARLES SIMMS, President
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THnMPSON, DTf''
WILLIAM STE WART, tors
GEORGE PETER,
April p,oy he
sP Tickets in the above Lottery may ~
had at the company's office IN GeorSe'?""34
Of the Treasurer, where will be rece,so
Ten Dollar Prizes in the first class III P''
ment for Tickets in this class.
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FOR SALE,
SAN y . ~ ~
HE Two Story STONE HOUSE

4 LARGE Two Story STONE HOUSE
a and KITCHEN, suitable to sccommo-
date large family it has been occupied tor
several years as Tavern. Likewise large
STONE BARN, we'll calculated to be con-
verted into Tan House, with a good lot at
tached to 1t for an extensive Tan Yard water
may be conveyed ever any part of the lot
from an excellent spring of never failing
water, This property is situate in the town
of Hillsborough, in LoudouA county, Virg.
on the main road leading from Alexandria o,
Keys's Ferry and Winchester. The situa-
ton for procuring hides and bark IS excellent
The Short I'LL and Blue Ridge abounds with
caesnut oak, which can readily be procured
in plenty Oh very reasonable terms. Apply
IL, C,,hCct.ihnr
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SRA. your request that | should give
my opinion respecting what effect your 20
Iumbian Oil mad in a certain case wherein
wa. afflicted, | most cheertuily comply oy
saving that verify believe that might have
He'd with one OF the seyerest cramps In the
,s,or.aeb. had it not been for your Columbls
Nil and that / nave been a second time re
l;sved Of the same complaint by the assis-
ta,cc &c that valuable medicine, and as such
7 commend it as the best remedy, because
there IS no manner of doubt of its proving et-
ectual. ,1y.yvpp.
E, CATHERINE WALkER
Sirn ofthe Guck, Market space, Baltimore
No. $.
was attacked with violent pain in my
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

doinEs Of our General Government have the
remedy in their own hands. But since we
are at war, let it not be said that advocates
are TO be found in any party To accept or a
dishonorable peace. We say that we are
confident Of Toe above sentiments ana Is the
polite \ opponents Of this company have
been constrained TO acknowledge their pat
riotlsm, we trust No others can doubt it.
IL by no msSns follows that those who
pledge themselves III defence AZ thei, cotJltry,
approbate the measures of Administration
On the contrary, X will be found az soon -
the elections commence, who are advocates
Of Country, and who 81 The administration.
Here we draw the line of distinction, end
are willing % leave The future success Of the
Federal Republicans, intirciy to constilu
u0nal mcasures-We want no stronger
ground than this.
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Thursday, July =
Arrived schrs. Theresa, Shackford Gran.
berry, Sporting and Rising Sun. from
EastpoFt, with English goods. seized by the
Collector at Esstpert, and conveyed here by
tho U. ; Revenue Gutter, Commodore Bar
ry, Capt. EliIo'.- We understand the Eng
iish goods brought 1y these vessels had been
stored At St. Andrews, IN j. sboul months,
to secure them from the grasp of American
Custom House officers, and that Oh the re-
ceiPt cf intelligence Of me declaration oi
war they were brought ID Eastport, deliver
ed up and seized ny the Collector 0f that
place, and by him transported To this Place
~ wait a trial Al the next District Court
Same ddy-SiooP Aurora, Prince brig
Lion, Alden schr Eunice, XVI. M'Lellan
and si0op -, Mansfield, 4ll from East.
port. with families, Household furniture
&c &c.
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he met with unexpected obstacles in
making a treaty with France.
It's still more remarkable that war
should BE declared in the very form pre-
scribed by the Duke Of Galore some
time since, in his letter to Mr.. Arm
strong" War exists between Great
Britain and the United States"
The means proposed 70 carry on this
war are not less extraordinary, viz. the
revenue derived by commerce with me
veru country 7vith 7ghich re are az 40ar---
and By az emission of fafeT nancy.
To such a war we can only say that
l. was commenced in folly, il Is propo-
sed % be carried on with madness, and
(unless speedily terminated; viii end in
ruin.
A benevolent heart viii sadden az the
prospect Of any war how hard then
must BE- the heart and how callous the
feelings Of that man, who by a protane
aIlusion 10 the annunciation OF Sa-
viours' birth, could welcome the intelll-
pence Of such 7Uar as BLESSED I'll.
DINGs-we can only pity the weakness
Or detest the madness which could pro-
duce such extravaganza.
rs il blessed tidings that thousands Of
our fellow citizens on the ocean, that
millions Of our property, that all our lit
tie navy may soon fall a prey to a fore
ign nation lis it blessed tidings that
our cities may be sacked, our houses
burned, our wives be made widows and
our children fatherless. by virtue Of our
own laws ? Is the prospect of French
alliance, Of French assistance, Of French
armies, Of French officers, Of French
masters, blessed things Open the
book Of history, turn but few pages
bsck-read the fate Of Switzerland. D
our country, behold thy own.
Conn. Courunt.
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Real Estate for Sale.

70 be sold al Auction, for cash, BY TUES
DAf; Ne .foRyth d1y ~ august next, at 5
o'cloct z. III OF ths Premises,
TIA i valuable and well known situation
now occupied by Bartlett Holmes, N Fal.
mouth, lying On the southerly side Of the
road leading from Portland 10 GRAY, and
Intersected BY the road leading from Stroud
water "a N0rthyarmouth, cont aiming thirty
acres of Land, with all The buildings there
OF standing, consisting Of a Brick Store,
Soap Works, two Dwelling Houses, and out
buildings. The situation for business and
the SOFT Of the land, are equal u any III the
county Of Cumberland. For further psrtic-
ulsrs, apply to The subscriber III Portland
u POTTER, AFeat
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
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"Wednesday, June "a.
Arrived brig Lively. capt Blanchard, from
Phuadel7 hia-June %, Biock.isIand bearing
Al ? leagues, spoke brig Trim, Cleayeland,
q Boston, fOr Alexandria.
Monday, .9rs 20.
Arrived brig Margaret, capt Robbins, 81
days from st Barthclomews.-Lef there,
schr Francis and Mary, to sail in thirty days
Tor Portsmouth, ~ u. together with twen.
ty-dve sail Of American vessels. Spike, June
y, IN the South Channel, ship Alexander,
from Castine, for Philadelphia
Wednesday, July T.
Arrived brig Cordelia, Capt. Bragdon 80
days from Cayenne, with Molasses TO VIM
Chad wick.-June 20, spoke boat Roe Buck.
from Gloucester, Q. a. despatched by the
citlzens Of that place to give notice ofth
declaration Of war June 27, spoke brig
from Londonderry, for Newyork, with pas
sengers-the wind blowing fresh, could not
learn her name, sc