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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
Ge;ette Rbip lfirs.
PORT OF P0R1LhND-lsls

Monday, August 23-Arr,sed boa, Jsfi'er-
son, Thomas rom + enchnsn's Bay 5ehr.
Hazard, Owens, ff5m Bos'pn--sch. Doy,,
Kdby, do-24,h, CIR. Empress. Mcre, do
bng Ja,An, ,.s"es, 20 d-ys from 81. Bars,
with mo!asses -25,, sloop Rachael, Dun
mig, Eom fr. epor,.. ooh, schr. Free Ma
son. DAVIS I ON Bangor sloop Umon.
Ksmpton, from frankfort brig Haron,
capt. ) Robinson, % days from Cumans,
with naolessts i; 2S,b. barque Argo, Loot,
20 days from Cumans, with alolasses 10
Thomas Merr II. Jun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

II AZ this time there is any dang left among
US, of which an American may be Justly
proud, il is, that he can cali himself iedef.
sliss. In all parties, there are men of all
characters but for twelve years the feder
alsls have been undergoing constant pro.
cess of publication The burning furnace
! of rerroach and persecution, hath so melted
down. the base , stsi and consumed the
druss, that they r. main .lmos, without alloy
The love of Office and hope Of reward, have
stood with their fan in their hand and have
not only thoroughly pufged the floor, but
have winnowed the political chat from a.
mong them. The sweIllngs of the political
waters, have so often borne them down, lha,
the fsolh and scum are thrown OIL, and the
drift wood carried away Almos, every Ju
das has said To the political Ch,ei Priests,
"Wha, will ye give me p and has bargain
ed w.lh them for his thirty pieces of SILVER.
ohio Feds, a!ist.
One cannot look into town nor village in
this Commonwealth, but he will snd The
truth of the foregoing remarks strictly yer.
fled. In walking ten rods in The streets.
you will meet with more or less spos,aie
Federalis,s men who were once loud and
clsmorous in censuring and condemning the
men and measures they now praise and sup.
port. II there was reason to believe that
ihess men changed their political creed from
conviction that they hsG been in an error,
their conduct would have been sn'i.led, at
least, 10 the credit Of honesty of motive
B1t when Wa see, as has been the case in
houssr! instances, te3ers,ist apoStstlze
from MS party, when there hss b., zen no
change IN the measures or policy of the ad
minIsirston, Except that Of from bad to
worse, } because he was Disappointed in oh.
tanning an office, or because he could no,
dictate and make every Que submit to his
plans, and all al once come out a bawling
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
Affairs IN Spain.

AZ
The latest letters from Cadiz, stated
,ha, ord Wellington, after having COM
nsIIed King ID. and his troops 10 fy in.
70 Frence, had ordered Gems. Hill and
Graham to look after them, and to take
The fortresses they had left and had
Sled off with his disposable corps to.
wards Artagoo, to surround. S1chet,
,vbo At the last dates was in Valencia,
9th about $4,000 men--and who could
he followed by nearly an equal number
under Murray and the Spanish chief
tains.
II seems by the following that the
Maltese, though unsuccessful, took
some pains to prevent the introduction
Of the plague.
A letter from Malta, dated April 8,
SAYS" The plague RACES at Alexan-
dria. A ship has arrived here from
thence, and having been examined b.
the Board of Health, it is recommend
ed that she should be burnt with all her
cargo. The passengers and crew have
been taken out, stepped, in vinegar, sha.
we'd, and sen. to the Lazaretlo."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

There has been no accounts the last
week of any further movements OF our
land forces on the frontiers.
There is report via Ireland, via Hal
i(ax, via St. Johns, tina, the armistice
between Russia and France has been
broken off, and that great battle has
been fought between the French and
Allies, In which the latter were defeat
ed. This report is too round about and
has passed through too many hands to
be entitled to credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

democrat. approve of measures which few
days before he had as loudly condemned /;
however such man may be fsttered or ca
re.sed on account of his riches, or his vote,
and tho the treason may be accepted, the
trai,or will be despiset.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

Stepben Hail. WIZ I'm CalEch Ar'os
FREEMAN, late q tbe P'ivateer +" eang
7eazr."
THE REFLECTIVE heirs Of S,eSen Hail, Will
! lam Collick, aud Amos freeman, deceaf-
ed, who were on board The pfiva,eer Youug
Teszer," when Che was blown up, are hereby
notified that William JGilaiop, OF Portland, in
the county Of Cumberland, has applied 10 me
the fablcriber, Judge f Prota'e Tor laid coun-
~, fsr leuers of sdoiniitrs'ion On Their ref
petlive eflates, ard chat Wsdreidsy, the 226
day OF September neg, leeing the fourth We'd
neidzy Of fad month, st ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon. !. aligned TO consider and decide lp-
on the spplicat on Of isid Johplon, 4, the Reg
tiers O1ice IN ia,d Portland, when ard where
the l4id heirs and couesrned may De heard
thsreon SAIa UiL FREEMAN,
h.ps9 81, 1918
II HE fubfcriher hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned, that hs h;s been duly ar
pointed anu taken upon himtei the IIus OF
Adminifrs,or on the eitate Of
GEORGE Holly,
late of Portland in the county of Camberlafd
mariner decesied, by giving bond as the law
directs He therefore requeiis all psrions who
are indebted to the ia,d decesieds e,a'e, 10,
make immediate payment and 'hoie who
have any demands thereon, TO e,hioh thH
fame to WILLIAM tOHHsoN
dsg 2sb, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
Fctra Slipping Intelligence :!
The following Memoranda Of Ship
ping News, is copied from the Augusta
( Georgia) Herald, OF Angus, ~.
PoRT OF AUGUSTA.

"PGkT OF AlbU9Td.
ARRIVALS
oOn Monday Last. one 5 Horse Wagon,
IL days from New-York cargo. Day goods,
Fancy Articles, Mill.Sa~s, sc &co
:. Same day, one Horse Wagon, from
Ne~.York, ~ days. Cargo, Medicine,
Shoes, Dry Goods, &c. &c.
"Ssme day, one 5 Horse Wagon from
philadelphia. IS days Cargo. Has. Dry
Goods, Poots, Military Ar,ic'es, NC. &c.
Same day, on, s Horse Wagon, fom
Baltimore, 30 days Cage. Tea"
Three Wagons arrived at Boston on the
2ist inst. from Charleston, D. c. 90 days
passage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

Notice TO lnnholders u Retailers.
THE feverai linhoders and Retailers in
me county Of Oxford, are informed thas
The approaching Court of S Ei ,us, which will
be holden at Paris, 10 fad eounty, on ihe hrR
Tuefday of September neIt. 10 the regular
tenn of granting Licences, when all who make
zpplcs ion mutt preient certificates Of appro-
ba,ion .. by aw pre.edbed.
dsgaF 10. CYRUS HAMLlN p~ a,dsr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
Srnadr0n on The Lakes.

The last account from Albany men,
tons that Commodore Chauncey who
left Sackets Harbour on the 18th inst.
to go in pursuit of the British, has re-
turned to the same place again. having
ascer;ained that Sir James Yeo had
gone to Kingston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

rs abou, telling on, hi, fock in Trade to his
brother. (WAsHisoToN FsrrsHogN,) aud
c'oGng hi, soneetns in this town He propo-
les leaving here in the courie of ten or twelve
day,-previous. to which he wifhes TO adjuH
oil hi. accounts, which be hope. 10 do without
legal aid. He inform. thofe with whom he has
accounts open, tha' heir bills are made OUT,
and ihathe ihaIl conitsnty attend to the fet-
element Of them during BIZ ihort itay here, at.
ter which be will neee1ar,ly be obliged to
cave fuch as remain unattended to 10 the
hands of an attorney.
Po'sis-d, brgya 30
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
COTTON.
Ter Jh. 1T No 10, Oai0" WeaI
as5 bags Brazil Cotton.
da,sf 80. 3w'
NOTICE J

NOTICE i!
ALI. Perfons Indebted TO the fub.criber Ell
"A ther by note or account, are particularly
reoueifed TO call and ieile The fame by the krit
dsy Of October next, or they will be left with
an attorney for collection. ,
JOSEPH MAXWELL,
As1 80, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
NEW STAR

We have heard much enquiry with re,
gard to star said to have recently appeared
IN The cons citation Capricorn. Mars Is now
IN that constellation and very brilliant but
there is no other conspicuous one there
which is pol laid down ON globes aud cata
logues. II any person 6ouo.s that thus
brilliant star is really Mars. he IA, be salts
fed, without calculation. 10y recurring to a
common almanac. July 3lst Mas and ,he
sun were in opposition. the sun sbout 81 m
Leo, Mars of course 81 IN Aqusilu., which
i. a little southeast of lie Two fall stars IN
the constellation Capricorn. Since that time
its apparent motion has beenretrograde four
or FIVE degrees, and II is now soon soa,h OF
those Two stars. The briiliancy u Mars is
a natural consequence OF its near approach
to the earth, whenever is opposition hap
pens near its perihelion, aid is said by old
astronomers to have sometimes exceeded
that of jupiter. L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

l, is stated in the Southern papers
that the proposed Russian Mediation o
riginateG with Mr.. Daschkcf, and hot
will the Emperor Alexander or by his
authority. If this is true, the whole
business will probably end, as the say.
ing is, in smoke,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

On Monday last, The day Of inter-
ment Of the remains Of Capt. Lawrence
and 1t Ludlow at Salem, the bells were
tolled in this town and the shipping in
por, displayed their colors at half mast,
in token of respect 10 the memory OF
the deceased.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

foupd the way into the Cradle and
hrOba5iy being annoyed BY The playful.
ness ofthe infant, had reduced IL TO fte
obove state.-London fiaher.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

We are still destitute Of any impor.
tan, intelligence respecting number oil
highly interesting subjects such as
the armistice in the North OF Europe,
the reception Of the Russian Mediation
in England and the war on The From
tiers,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

We understand publick Dinner is
to be given to the gallant Commodore
BAINBaiDeE, this day, by the ci,izens
OF this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

The fchoorer Joh, Merriam, Roads', wss
captured en- the oh inf, in the mouth of
Georges River, by the Britiih armed fchooner
Broke ALTO, feb. Samuel, Snow, of Marble
head, from Bath, with wood
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

ATa meeting of the Stakeholder. of the
ki-cOlr Bani, al Bath, Aug 4,h, the following
officers were cboien.-
Hon SAMoeL DAVIS, P,sFitsf.
Peleg Taiimsn, Efq David Dunlap, Efq
!ohn -Richardfon, Ierom Loring, Jonathan
Hyde. Charles Clapp, Di,e7s,n
SETH rRUFANr, Ce,siy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

THE fnbicriber hereby gives pubic noti,e
IL 70 all concerned, that he has been duty ap'
pointed and taken upon himielf ,hs upl, of Ad'
miniaratol On the elta,e Of
RICHARD RoyNoN,
LATE of Portland in the county Of Cumberland,
mariner, deceafed by giving bond as he law
directs He therefore yequeits all perions no
are indebted to The faid secesfeds eftate, to
make immediate payment; and ,hofe who have
any ..mands thereon, to eshihit The fame 10
I,g. 26 1873 ANDREW AiACKIE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
M(IIk

r hereby given, that the Truliees CT Gorham
academy have eegaged Mr. Wars a,
preoepor IN laid academy and hat ioitruet-
ion will commence under Tia direction on
Wednesday, the 9Th cay of september next
LOrHRCP LEWIS, Seq.
Gsybcr. Ssguf 20 ,siS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

NOTICE.,

NUIICE.
THE copartne,ihip heretofore exiting IN.
der the firm of MIN TIER & FIELD, 10
this day difoived by mutual confent-All per-
fon. having any demand. aeznit them, are re-
dusited 10 preleut the fame for fettiement---
aud all indebted. 10 make immediate payment
20 ihs 2lofefaij firm.
STEPHEN MrN1IER,
STEPHEN FIELD.
Portland, Dig. 94,b. 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

The annual Commencement of Bow
dom College will tske place OH Wed
nesdsy this week,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

. The election for Governor and other
State Officers in Vermont takes place
next week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
BOWHOIN COLLEGE.

BOWEOIN COLLEGE.
THE members of the OVARIAN SOCIETY,
are hereby informed, that their annual
meeting will be held on Wednesday, the IN
day of Sep'srnoer, a. 5 P n. At Warrington
Hall, Brunfwick--At which time an Grafton
will be delivered before the Society.
GEORGE tvANS, Sssfy Pro. TEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
PORT OF BOSTON

h,, s'f svedini fch Little Bill, capt Rock,
from ST. Rar,s via Halifax, day.. TIE night
we came out, paiied going in. brig IRON Ire
land, which informed US hat fhe had fpoke a
vefiei that had feen an engagement between
an American frgste snd su fngiih "a and
parted 40 good and 10 good after g or hour.
cloie action A little TO the e.liward of Cape
sable, was boarded from an armed brig-qnef
s,oned very llEictly, aud permitted to proceed
Jaw on her Aern, as ihe psaed the word
Teaser'
The Maienic, race, had no, failed from
Halifax the 9Th inf
Swedi.h ihip Finland, taken or, of the Chef.
apeake, with cargo of { ,ur, and tent into
Halifax, has been cleared A gentleman came
forward aud declared The yenel and cargo TO
be his, and produced his Licenie for the pur-
pole. 2lf of June previous TO being caplur.
ed in lar. 25, long 9. fpoke this privsseer Il hr
Rogers, Qualls from Charlelion, hound on
cr,fiie. Next day. was boarded from French
privatter lchr informed us ilie was two months
from France-had cap ufed lhips aud brig
out of Jamaica feet homeward bound, aud
OF dsred for France.
Swediih brig -, Bowers from Portland
not difchsrged-nooP. -, Hunt, cargo Ian
ded and foop fold.
Brig Norwich, trout, for Portland, failed
three days before
a fehr from Kennebec, with lumber, under
Swedlih colors. arrived few days before.
Birth packer arrived AZ 81 Barts the 4ih
of Aug. and informed thar the i1snds of eau
daoupe sud 81. Martins and their dependen-
Gle. were TO be given up he & h Aug to the
8 k.l a. g.
den, under convoy of a 5wedifh frigare, hav.
inp GU boAra' 1000 troops Tor tie putpoie Of
akina po1elIion thereof and were hourly ex
peeled at ST. bsrts
The 2slh of Julya fevcre hn-ricsne wa,
experienced III great many Of the windward
lnsnd,--i9 fan went Oh fhore At Barbados,
4 Al Martinico, ,s at Dominica, and about 40
or Is more were blown on, TO Tea from the
harbor Of Bafeterre, Quad The haipita
a. Dominica was blown in,o the fea, with 65
folder. in It'll fa,l were lisewile drove Oh
ihore at Kitts
2ift Aug. lat. 40, lon so, so was boarded
ffoE the foop of wa Atsiants, csp,. Hickey
from HahfAY, bound TO Gardeners Bay for th.
purpofe CT joining the fquadron under Com.
Hardy. Saw her board feb with a top TAI
from The Wei Indies, and permitted 10 pro-
coed
Ga Tuefdsy Ian, in Ggh, of cspe Ann, wa,
boarded from The Armede frigate, capt Ed
wards from Halifax WAS informed 0Ie was TO
cruilein Bolton Bay with The Nymph frigae-.
Padenger 10 The Blaneh, Mr.. shaw of New
York.
Ship Latona Gale. from Cadiz, arrived a.
Cape Ann on Tuefday evening, chafed in by
the Nymph frigAte aud ss'em privaesrs-
the Curlew IN fight. The Latona wa, captur
ed N inf. off Cape Ann, by ,he Dat privHeer
of ST Johns, and reiesisd OF the eoah Of No
va-Scolia
The NymPh and another irigsle were all
day on Tuesday, in ,he Bay, nearly in with
cohaae, Rocks. l he Nymph had her man.
top matt down all day -fappofed to be getting
Up new one.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
Uhat a task for the President.

Uhat a task for the President.
The report Of the committee of Bar
hari,ies contains the following para
graph, enjoining upon poor MADISON
The duty OF retahafing upon the British
all the Hampton affair :-
EXTRACT.
"The shrieks of the Innocent victims of
Internal lust at Hampton were heard by the
American prisoners, but were TOO weak TO
reach the ears or disturb the repose of The
British officers, whose duty as men, requi.
red them to protect every fem ale whom The
gar,une of war bad thrown into their pow
er. The committee will not dwell upon this
hateful subject. Human language affords
no terms strong enough 10 express the emo
ton which the exsrnns,ion of this evidence
las awakened they rejoice that 'hese acts
,sve appeared so incredible TO the Amcri.
can peoIle. And for the honor of human
nature they deeply regret that the evidence
10 clearly establishes their truth In the
correspondence between the American and
British forces will be found what is equivs.
lent to nm admission Of the facts by the
British commander. The committee have
vet to learn tina. the punishment OF The Of
leaders has followed the conviction OF their
guilt. The posDer Of RErALiArIos being
vested BY TAU IN the hreennve Ma8,styate, NO
measure is considered necessary 10 be pro
posed,' &c.
The following very decent paragraph
is from the Democratic Press" pub.
lshed at Philadelphia, by an United l.
rishman named BINEs; the concluding
pact of which plainly recommends a
state ofthings which this Irish vaga--
bond wishes to ste consommaled.
Pity he is not himself where he ought
TO be-on board the BRUSH Navy -
Solemn Earning 10 tie Butsvark Of our
Religion.
Mr.. -, whose brother is supposed
10 be one OF the men taken out OF the w.
Sims, and made Save on suspicion II be-
Ing an tnglishmsn, mist soemniy steas.
That "iftrue, he will lake Vengeance on he
'nea respectable Brush sa6,ect an The United
Wees, let the cons squence he what a may"
Should this unfortunately happen, and 1t sp.
pears very probable, we fear II Will not tie
""t VI pIIooiai
senge tor the unparalleled CRIME Vt stealing
hee white men"
The President of the United States, and
family, have LET, Washington. for their seat
~ Montpelier, Orange couusy, Virginia
Ear removed from y sr's alarms"
- The following are the names of the
vessels lost in the late affair on Lake
Ontario, with the nuber of their guns
and weight Of metal
SchoOne,s captured BY The B,iIg.
s'o'slr, long 32-4 long 43-.otal S.
yEia, long S2-l long 1871 long 6. 2
aaniton, sehOone, sunk IN "a squat
llong l2-8 81 To- csrronades total 9
S'TSe, s long &. 81
.. 25 guHs
The number of men lost and tak5n IA
WIS unfortunate affair Is not precisely
,""h' but supposed to be about one hun
"ea and my. Among them number
VI very valuable officers, the loss OF
~nom Will prove a great injury TO the
.''"ce. Two other schooners belong
M%s 10 The American squadron went into |
NaSara, being rendered unfit for use.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

Se',r7, hsg 2c "A fi1lng boa, ar yefferday
which wa. boarded on Monday iaif, on the
middle bank by The Britiih fr,gs.e Nymph,
which had captured the day before the Aoop
Polly, of thi, p TT, from the eaiiward, With
wood ard lad her then 10 ompany. The
Z PIPER OF The filing boat was detained and
the boai fent in with The Captain o the { ,op
tor the purpo'e of procuring money to ran
iorl the veael-1he Captain OF the hoop pro.
ceeded yelerday in the hfhing boat in queit
of she friga'e with his raniom money he
Ca.t of the fnga,e iaid he had orders to take
and deiiroy all eoaiier, and hihing vefe,s he
fell in with, and he had burnt feveral within
q few day.. The Young Fruious brig had
been eruising in company with The Nymph.
Ne-vb1yruf fEg 24.--The Rather, noop Of
war food ,n,o our bay CO Sunday Ian at noon.
in puriuit Of ich and noop, and after firing
ieveral times at hem aud running in within
4 mile, of Plumb l1and, Hacked and itood off.
n irnAlI iloop, iuppoied to be her teoder vas
in co with her The feb. aud floop eicapec-
the former by running IN for ipiw,ch bar. aud
the latter by itsnding .coie in with Plumb
Inand. a, 8 o clock he brought too aud
boarded 0oop, which had jun come round
Cape Ann, and probably made prize of her, as
whenlaa feen ihe was IN CO. with the th p
ttesring ST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

70 fI9f 1pio p,gsr Peace 70 VA
TOR fale at the Stores of WILL NJ nv
LELLAN, Jun. aud l.. HYDb, De-
etasgs:9,tfi, an
GRAFTON, =
pronounced before the Students Of Brown Un.~
verify, Providence, Juiy 9Th, 1919, ia ron-
memoration of American Independence
BY EMERSON PAINE. =
A." 7bey bs4ois 70, freedom Ia 1si, fsa'iyr --oa8-
" III eN ,sv.A, .,tss truth r.o4ij )tt bs-s Jsssf
" Lieence bey mean, robss ftsy e,y Liberty,
'' Fo, ,vSO iyvD ,het, psf foa be wife and good"
AfLrog
Thofe WHO are deirors of tracing the NJ
merous add aggravated evils this country IL
under. to their. fource, aud would
examine the origin, motives ahd coRfe9uences
of the prefen, war, will receive much infof.
nation aud fatisfaetion in reading this excel
len, Grafton. The principles and ipirit il eH-
prefes are ,hofe OF freemen, aud do honor to
the Author. Ssps6 go.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
NOTICE i. hereby gwen, that the fubfcri
" her has he N duy appointed Adm'o'itra
sr 4 Of the eftate of

SAMUEL ). PETTENCiLL,
late of Bath, in The counry of LncolG, deceaf.
ed. aud ha. taken upon hsrief ,ba, ,rut, by
giving bonds a. the law diretfs-snd all per-
fons having demands upon the ena,e of the
fad Samuel s. Pettengil, are required to tx.
hlbi, the fame aud al perfous indebted tc
the fad eaate, are called upon to make pay
nlent to
POLLY PETT2MGlLL, Aini.jayahix.
Bsfb. HsgpA 90, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

The report Of the committee of Bar
hari,ies contains the following para
graph, enjoining upon poor Madison
The duty OF retakafing upon the British
all the Hampton affair -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30

The President of the United States, and
family, have left Washington. for their seat
Montpelier, Orange couu,y, Virginia
Ear removed from y sr's alarms"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-02
PUBIC SALE.

I'M the I'd day of August Court
" next, will be exposed to sale IN
Leesburg, At Peers Tavers, u no.
previously disposed Ola tract OF Land
containing upwards OF 500 Acres near
Goshen, in the County of Loudoun.-
ihls isni lies convenient 20 the urn
pike Roaa to the Alexandria market |;
Is as susceptible of improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land IN the
County: has large portion OF wooo
and meadow land, and is well watered
The Improvements are tolerabiy conf
Portable.
From the increasing value OF land IN
the ne'ghborhood, it is worthy the at
tsction ofpurchasers. II may be seen
oy applying to Mr.. G. Stewart VINO
hses on the premises. Terms OF sale
one third in hand, and the balance IN Q
and u months, with approved securi-
sy.
Apply to Geo. n. Rails, or IN his
absence TO ] T. Ramsay.
April 8 lawts