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II rerzn Y.ec renio,.,


y yon are not IN inhahitsn; Of the state Of yir.
IN sinia, takerlis node or ipForroinc o., ~,
on horsday the 3Oth dsv OF December mex, Re.
tween the hosrE nj ten O'Clock y, thu ,oornir ,,d
two O'Clock IN the afternoon, shell, Of tLe Wesh.
,nston Tavern, in The city of Richmond in The tate
aforesaid, take the deposition Of ,,obn M.reLau
ESQ 20 be read IN evde nee in suit de1,eu,l,o 49,,
Superior Court of Chsneery for the RicbronJ NJ
tiet, ~ which snit sm ps,otif and Won, toes,Jc %
with others, are defendant.
GEORGE WIuTLoCKE.
November so. 9,wi,r
gTARMSR'S BANK or VIRGINIA FL.
n Stockholders arc hereby notified that s,,rs., =
by To the Charter At lncor, 81 alton General met
"s VIII lie held at the Bank, Tor the election Of In
rectors thereof and orhe several UHees Of Disco,n,
and Deposit, Wednesday the s,h of Ianrary
NEXT. WM MEX ElHNtS fa.l.:'J
uecember3 iiil5,hJ
EkLIFhSLURG NCADHNIY --IVsrteJ or -
r. sistant in the Petersburg Academy can,bl. of
teaching latin, Enriisi,, Writing and Aritbme lie
mere hhsra salary will be eivtr g. : septler,nn
vel scqusinie'l with the Frenct I.arquape Nosp-
pncaoo's bat those personally u,H''e 81 the scade-
my, VIII be received. Fec -
At GREErER, returns h.s ;hanl- 20 liza nu-
= meTous friends customers, &iuiorn.s them
ne mas on hand an elegant assortment o. tearl Main
g tarey lewelry, gold and silver natcnt ievcr and
,sH Watches silver coffee pots, tea 10 SUGAR dish
fs' cream i'ots, tumbrrs. lsd,s tasle sse,t ard
Tea spoons, branch and OF sr candi-stcks Of an en-
.''"y re" construction, elegant cut e'.ss cas,orS
nguof STANDS, slices, military sashGs ,in,oes pod ~
sh'er eran'ei's, stars, cord, lace eiIt sud SILVER do
sN"soS "nu sue arms, artillery, nfan,ry and Navy
canes, Sc' with variety 81 aticles too t.
! oio"s to mention; ard most of which bav. hen
sGieeied by himself in New York and Fhilsde,.
pixie. '"" '"''eei-
nov. 80. eaw4w
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MATTER OF FACT ANrcDorz,

" n httie Earning is u dcnge, Gus thi1R.''
certain son Of ST. CRIspIN not thou
sand miles oil, who sticks closer to pritics
than ms lap-stone, met a gentleman :. the
street . few days ago &c Well, sir, what
news from Hampton's army now why,
(said the gentleman it was left by the last
accounts in statu quo' S'O ho, in atatu quo
pray how many miles Is that froen Mnn-
treal 20 " A5aut two ard half was the
reply. Faith I'm glad Of that" said he
'we have it they are there bY this time, .
-Reader, will you believe il this knight
OF the last signed the late remonstrance a
gainst the new Judiciary, and was among
the most busy in soliciting others ef ms ow
kidney, TO add their names 10 those wio
subscribed 10 tenfoya, @ nloresI
Portsmouth OrQcls
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'is~fanf Generals oHce, Richmond, ,
12'h Juiy, 1913. {
CENER ORll{Fp

~ - coIn muuJcations TO the Governor, 70 Conn.
tepHefT II Chief Of me m,, owe in gu,urr, 10 hs
U",S terooS' the Adiutant Generals deeo,.ir .,,ls
- hl' regulation, Of course viii not AMY ,o c..,
~ "i'n the Governor aets in lis o.viI cs1,ety -
Guy approximations On such SUBJECTS y 10 be addrss
ser ~ h''0. ls believe the w.r.
al order r. the Commander in Chief
WM. w. aENIN(S, y. Il. Q.
FOR
Soly Is. 80 ~
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.4OKHR TTNn- 11IE A.

-1JT 7 e Use 4IIEWI,
a ny rersen wishing to use in then D;sl;,,erv.
Y 'IroecTy or otherwise, DR. Alison's highly an.
proved nethod OF improving spiriIuous liquors, nc
any town or county in Virginia, not already excln.
S5,,Vey furnished. on Application TO Mr. Cornelh,s
f%yne, l>ynehbursh, on tie Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 70. If
RS Communications by mall post paid, will be
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LAND EOR sA1-r

. VIII scil q great bargain IN RS tr..f nr is.,J
lFing N Neckieuburg County, on the sooth s,ie
% 40 i"' '''Var containing 2pJ acres BY late ser.
vey. id5 lsr lies within fou~ miles nj ne riyer -,
within ''e '7ne dst.nre of an laepec,ior Of Tob,e-
ooin The town of St. Tanarnany les extremely ie.
vel good Sand fora Tavern and q most excellent
..'ualicn Tor U5tlety. For terms amply To the
Snhsor.ber Using near Cumberland Conn icn,s 80
to John n. Goode, re'diog IN MeegI-nhu-, Cono,,+
MILLER WOOD5ON. Jr.
November X ufQo,o "
NJ OIlCE.--t General Msr,iuc n ne Nf,sr,f
Assurance Society -rains y Fire m, P-ii.rpgs rs
the state Of Virgins, hss been Adjourned IN NJ.
tay the 18Th day ol next month-tbep ~ be held a.
the Capitol 10 Iiis city.
SAMUEL GREENiiOW. p. A.
Richmond. Nov. -, tst3 vs.
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December 3.

lirebia, ~ ait
q Court q appeals held ~ the Capitol in
1915
,otle-ihs court con-idorirg that the f-euncnt
calling % Ire causes which have abatsd, or are n.
'ner"'e nr ready TOR trial. tends 60 delay the count
''t'"lt promoting the speedy decision Of such CO.
srs--h 70 oyIeye5. G,et thew h. placed on a sonar
sts donkei; There 20 be proceeded IN until ready
lor lrS' ~Heo ihey ave IL he pisced upon that part
VI the Docket from whence tney have been reno.
we'd.
Copy. Te.te,
H.DANCB, Cnk.
NOV 1ts Ct
~ OIf vi intend ~ petition tic nevt (fenerai
Assembly NJ Virginia. 20 sell the Errsos AND
Lo'a, " thr town 81 Amssgdsp. T;o,etourt conptv.
belonging 20 he estate Of James roit, deo'd
lSSs SOFT, sdm'r.
Amsiss No7' 80, 4Y
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TIL BE oFFERED F0P SqLN.
I IN We refday. tire 18Th Of Dacenber.
= FIR, (ifnot me nert FIR din at me
Plantation Of Col. Larl1in Smith, deceas
en- IN lark counfy.
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY-be-
longing n ire Estate Of Tie said l..
Sri a. oirri1 N ,y,;,
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h1ye long heen intimately acquainted Wiz. Eips
bs' SHE Sjed m" one vear in teNohig. and from
'tr""reunecrd attention tn the manners morals &<c
Il the Young hics under her care give Il &c M, a.
Hnon that nc Win Eii her station 10 tho entire salts
'lcuon % all VINO icay entrust her with the e,luca
asso ri their daughters.
MATILDA TERRELL.
.ifount-.firy, 1ith Nov. 1915
Nov.Io. Gto
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Selections Fros', Lac Lorfon Pnfrri.

X i . n i.
Tho Laurel is at length destined. Unexpectedly, =,
circle The brows of this senleman,w 1t will ool
almost like civic crown. The patriot and the poet
(two venerable names which We should wish never
to see disanited) IL said his intended ciev1-
ton 10 the inte5a .ss'en Of MIR. Croker WHOM It
viii be recuiected, lie has dedicated his HE OF Lord
\ eson, with appropriate motto in the title page,
from the puern Of Z" U!m and Trafalgar" MIR. Gro
Ser having applied to the regent in favor Of lis euJ
the Prince is understood 20 have given his ready
sent. observing ,nt Mr.. Sou ney's efforts in N,
Spanish eaase alone, rend cred him highly worthy
OF the situation. AS Mr.. Croker, however. was Ia
king his leave, he wac met by Lord Lvetl op and
tie Marquis OF Herttord the latter OF whom, rs
Chamberlain, had, it seems, ioade an offer Of the
place TO Mr.. Nalter Scott, wAo had s;gnitd his &c
eeptance Of it, Some little difficulty naturally
on the occasion but 1t was agreed that the two po
cts should settle the pOsnt OF precedence between
themselves. friendly s'tercation unlike that o.
the Shepherds in Virgil, now took Haee between
Mr.. Scott 81 Mr.. S0vthcy, each waving lis own
pretensions, and giving the palm OF victory the
other But it YVES finally determined that Mr.. Scott
though h. wond uDt allow himself 10 he the great
est, was ut least the richest poet Of the two, Mr.
Southey, who ha i-mcs, wed of this post OF honor
snd of profit, ahold have it. SO ends this i,u portnn
affair.
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10 ILL be eorthped ut NJ cunt Any the ensuing
year uuder the direction Is Miss Hannah Hiii
She will te'eh Reading, Yri,ng, Arit,meyic English
Sre1u,ar, Goography ami the French Ian g,iape
The School viii commence she 10th iay of i7uo
"ry next, aud end Che luth of December A vscs-
rion OF month vii, toke pjlc,. the tOtb of June,
IsRMs--Fur board ai'l ,,,itiuu, each Sndin. bc,.
Ding ne Furnished by the Sebscri6er, - more viz
quirei.
Considerable additions {, ipproveme nts ha ve heen
n'ote m the Buildings vhieh render the School end
'n-ging-rooms convenient and comiurtuble For ey.
'dence ot Hiss iis qualifications see the -.,lioiped
tesunoH's's HUMPHREY BILL.
Jtfoa7r-.4irv, lori ,Aov. 1915
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WE do hereby certify, that Miss EannaS Eliil has
been pupil for part of two Sessions in * FanoIs
Academy N It's pla &. From, the progress she Iss
made ~ ''i'lere aTts Of Literature bcleve her
qualified % .age a Female Seminary With credit
to herself, aud advsnlsse to those vino mas he com
niteo to ner care ANN SMITH,
S. Bs WILSON,
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FEM.4LE NDUC.II'T0-Y

Dccenhnr 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-31

WAS inn received and for fale at his B''i.
IN no,e No 7, Esebargs Street, large abort
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-31
The BoyJ0nnd.
Mn. SHIRLEY,

Mn. SHIRLEY,
The following relation may serve as
caution when children are lost in the
woods, not to give over the search for
them, till il Is morally certain that they
are dead Ii has been though, by some
that child in similar situation to the
one described below might live ten or
twelve days: If so.how many children
have been left to starye after fro or
three days search only.
A son of Mr.. Henry Hobbs Of Bald.
win, about five years old, going 10 a
neighbours on the 10th inst. took the
Logging road for the right path, which
led him directly into the woods, by
which means he was lost. The circum-
stance was not discovered I'LL nearly
night, diligent search was made but he
could not be found, there being con.
,inued forrest for number of miles In
every direction. nation WAS Civ.
en- in the evening to the inhabitants Of
the adjacent towns, who appeared fully
10 eympdtniee Win 'he pope soeu par
enls and assembled on the next and sue.
cecding days TO the number oil 70 or 90
persons, who matshalled themselves in
regular order, at about rods distance
FIN each other, carrying Font Of
more than mile in length. No dis.
covery was made Of the hoy I'LL the 18th
when they saw his tracks in the mud,
upwards of two miles from home still
il was thought he could no, be living for
if the Bears had not deyoured him, he
must have persisted with Geld, as there
had been several showers, after he was
lost, and the nights SO cold as to freeze
the ground the child was thinly clad,
without stockings or shpss. NO.Tith-
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standing the little probsbilii, of success,
all hands agreed TO peIsevere III Tie
search one, day longer, and on the i4th
about eRo'eloek A NJ. they found him
three miles from home He appeared
10 be walking moderately III very com.
posed frame oil mird, and although the
weather was rainy and the searchers
completely wet, the bows clothes were
dry he was as5ed what prevented him
from being wet, he said I've had jus, bet
up, that he sept IN hollow log, where
he lie dry and warm, that he had not
suffered with cold, that he lie two
nights under the sides Of large logs, and
two nights in hollow logs, that he cover
ed his feet with dry leaves, which heeol.
lected so as to keep them warm, that he
had ate no,hinT but piece OF partridge
which he found in his travels and it lsst
ed good, that he did no, cry or run, his
clothes were whole and buttoned up,
with his birch bark hat on, which he
said he always hung upon bush, when
he went to bed his feet were much
SWOLLEN bu, not bl used his coun;e
nance was placid and by carefully nur-
sing him few days he was fully re-
etnrPd
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Ce nMr'utstiona.
--n.s::s; Sd ,.s:s,s: 49,
EXTRACT

From an Ora1on on" Progress
Can we neglect withou, ingratitnde
to speak of the Progress OF Christianity
our glory and our salvation ? What
proof, more striking, what argument
more convincing Can be offered 10 es.
tablish its truth and excellence, than
the confederation, that nothing has YET
been able TO obstruct its heavenly
course! 1t has stood as the rock oil a
ges and will forever stand
"Unhurt amid the war of elements
"The wreck of matter and the crush
Of worlds"
If its destruction was sought, ere Il
rose from The Manager, an Angel APP.
peared 10 preserve il from harm Hit
was despised and rejected of mea, An.
gels came and ministered unto it II ii
was tempted on the mountain, its spot
less Integrity disdain-d the bride OF
worlds. Ii it was betrayed with Kiss,
its spirit was strengthened in the hour
OF Trial by the arm of Heaven. If lis
sun was darkened on Calvary's mount,
1t soon recovered its splendor. II II
bled and was mangled on the cross
Physician was nigh TO wash away the
stain, and heal the wounds. Ii the door
ofthe Sepulchte was guarded, the IN
gel Of me Lord rolled away the stone, *
it " burst the bar of death & tfiumphed
o 'er the grave, Ill i, has suHl red, and
almost died a Martyr at tho stake il
Persecution with unrelenung and ruth
less Vengeance has pursued 1t Tor de
siruc,ion, its shield, more invulnerable
than brass has dthed the raging OF the
flames and repelled the shafts O. cruel.
~ ard violence
The Ensmies OF Christianity have
found their exertions 10 destroy its
progress, as idle as their breath TO dl-
vert the course Of the wind, or tie
strergh Of a babe TO over,urn the Noun
.air II has gone on, conquerlng and
to conquer, leading captivity captive,
and bringing its foes under grateful
subjection. ldolatry has bowed its
knee to acknowledge its power. SUI
peis,ition has thrown off her mask &c
hod the effulgence Of It's countenance
lnhaeiily has tremhed at the majesty
OF its ruth, and sceplici.m has blush.
ed to own doubt. |, has run and
been glorified and we have every rea.
son 10 believe, its light will yet per
wade th- da,kes, corners OF the globe ,
that the savage and the lnfidel, where
e'ertaey may be ioand will rejoice al
II, oesms, as me only guide to future
happiness; win hail the sound OF ii.
voice, as TIC only ACCENTS, that Can
SPEAK peace and comfor, 10 an immoi-
! laI sQa4s
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ABSTRACT or
8" ET8NGELIchL EXERqIogs ~ .fsTA.

" ET8EGELIchL EXER9IoNs ~ .fsfA."
No III
CONTAINING on oafIiae o"the BAPTIST Mission N
p GU, 81 ia q. 10 Of he present numoe'
of Protestant MINISTERS 81 lie Last
Tue institution OF The Baptlst Missionary
So1iely IN 1872 introduced new sss glori-
nus era in Tie Christian Church The hon
r Of o iginsNng anu commencing The mis-.
SION must he divided between Mssrs. lohu
Thomas ana William Cary, two names that
WI ever be dear to Zan. Wi,hout any
knu Wedge OF each other, they separately
formed the design; their hands were UNI
Ted in he execution. Mr.. Thomas had The
honor of peginlng The mission without any
society; Mr.. Carey aed Society 10
render he mission perpetual.
Mr.. Thomas was bred 20 medicine. In
the yer 1888 two years after he had oeen
Brought 10 he knowledge ot he ruth under
the mrrs ~ Of ID. ) enet lac took voyage
Co Calcatta IN The chartcler IT surgeon oi
the ozio d indismen. Upon IS return lie
was bsatized IN London IA 1875, and soon
after began o preach. H. sailed again as
SUI geon Of lie same ship ~ 1856. On ms
srrlvsl AZ Cal uta, ne formed conneAi n
with several lenEitus persons, and opened
Tor them iec,ure er sabbath evening. BY
them he was mduseI, nj HE beginng OF
1877, 10 turn his aitenuon for he frat lime
to permanent res,delct in lndis, with a
view TO Propsgsle The Go,pei among the
Hmdoos. This plan was 50 speedily ma
iured, ,hst about the middle of the year he
obtained bis discharge from the ship, and
sat down 70 learn TIC language. lie could
converse little with the natives in 1888,
and bad x ned So uch of he language III
1889 the. he Legan by he help of his moon
shee or teacher l. translate tho scrip ures
inio the peOgalee sopgue. lie pursued
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Neg Books q Stationary.
Ifaac Adams,

Ifaac Adams,
20 IN received and for fae at his PnoI-
III ao,s No 7, E.ebs'gs Street large abort
'''' BOOKS q STAT1ONARf
IN a,s o,re, ed at the lowell prices, among
sn. '.n are Gen. Rea,y kes'' memoirs of the
~a'" cIar, TRAVELS IN RUSSIA Ruff.
wa WA ns;sn, and modern Europe with the
.es ..,,,,on work, of r. j Pane; Scott
:n' nSsl.. l,othrop on the Globes, for the
~ - ssh,ol. and Academies Mode univer-
S,,o.,,,,,Ly 81 Gazetteer, ntt0 sfd'an bro"'r.
~ Of the Bible Watts Sermons
,y.s,.r. Ma, hematics; Gfeca Majora; to-
-, with A great variety Of Books IN the
s go. br,ncbes of Literature and sieoce
Collins & Carey's large Family Bibles,
very cheap-1e0a@enf. in large print
States and Slate pencils; Quilts.
Schoo! Books of all kinds.
Esseer, Townai,, H'das a.d R's'rd B'0i'.
Rank Books made aud ruled to auy pattern,
Aore., var,e of CHiLDRENi BOOKS,
,,luIa ed % improve the mind and excite a
,.ae for earning and religion.
fuarces q Commercial Bi1nkf.
Maccaboy & Rappce Snuff.
Buck cannon Boards, inkitand' for writing
Desk. marking nks, Paint Boxes, Cs Ge. gs
Vahge Harmsay-IIfb edition,
corrected and enlarged; afo he tent h edition.
PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS..
Subscriptions received at he ABOVE Book.
llore for the following periodical publications,
FER, # which are for fale, viz,
SELECT REVIEWS and Spirit OF Forelgn
Magazines editea by WatSi-gsa" bong tiq
au hor of the ceet aied productions OF kn'ek-
srbot ker and Salmsgundi.
The EMPORIUM of ARTS Il SCIENCES,
Conducted by JOHN RfDMAN COKE M
D Protector Of Chemiltry in the Univerii'y OF
Penn yvsnia
The POLYANTHOS tnew fe.ies) month
y Magazine con6hing OF H'liosy Biography
Romance Criioiirn and Poetry &c ard emoei-
ihed with elegant .engrasings.
Subscriptions received for new edition oi
make peares Plays, accompanied ny T ee'rnen
n the work. INV. March. -,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-31

erland,
the law
,ns who
Gate 10
|llollave
me TO
! IT'S,
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1ocfnp.
Fron, The Emerald.
ODE.

From fhe Emerald.
ODE.
lsse Glory On his crimson car.
MdinF through thel. INKS 81 war,
Aol'S ms gofgeon e'ss Sfa,
And',housands die.
peace who loves he rural scene,
sWins on her en- amelled green,
Beard al his terrific mcin,
Doth trembling Fly.
ne sees and straight ., his command
MS followers dire, hell. bred band,
occur like blood hounds DER the land,
And take the mad.
i.
1e' echo answers groan for groan
ihey' laughing at her Pi'eous moar,
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FARM FOR SALE,
HOUSE EOR SALE.

A Convenient TWO nory Dwelling Houte
a and Lot of Land Gtuaied she corner
q Back and Tempe 0-eers, oppoh'e he Rev.
DVa Deans Meeting houfe-now occupied
~ Nathan W,nn w--F,r particulars e'qiirs
81 E GREELY, Ne. J, Long Wbs1
MarsB Is #
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only Two MILL lNo EiGHP
HUNDRED HOUSAND--less
than one hf.h Of The amount paid by
Mass cbusets -
TIE contempt which this Madisonian
editor en- desvours to Cast upon the peo.
pie of New England, whom he repre-.
sen,s a. dependant on their neighbours
for the +" business and necessaries of
life" is misplaced: past events have
shown IL, and future events will again
prov it. Notwithstanding that Ger.
tain portion OF its citizens occasionally
come and traffic with the Workers., and
exchange with them their fish and oil
for the corn of the North river, they are
as hardy and enterprising people as
s,bsists on The face OF the earth, and
none more independent in their senti,
ments and feelings Ii the people %
New England are such contemptih
crew. such desperate oilers and ,apS
bonds, If it Is such an insupporiabt
grievance 10 the government for the
"middle stetes" to fur isb The people
OF New England with the 6isiaess e
accessories Of h/e,' Ie' the general gov.
ernmen, exclude them at once from its
protection. and bid them take care OF
hemselyes-Wast this to take place We
should hear no more about their bring
" dependent, for The business and neces.
saries OF lile,' upon the other states.
We will indulge ourselves with the
satisfaction of closing these obserya.
tons, with an extra,, from Speech of
the great Mr. Burke in the British Par
liamen, daring the American revolution
on the subject of conciliation with A.
merica, which contains correct delini,
alton Of the adventurous spirit OF the
New England character
Look at the manner in which the
people Of New England have of late care
ried on thew hole fishery. Whilst We
follow them among the tumbiinp noun.
tains Office, and behold them penstra-
ting ih,o the deepest recesses of Hud,
sons Bay and DAvis's otreights, whilst
we are looking for the m beneath the arc
tic circle, we hear that they have pier
ced into the opposite region Of polar
cold; that they are at the anlipodss, and
engaged under the frozen serpent OF the
south. Falkland Island, which seemed
toe remote and romantick an object for
the grasp OF national ambition, is but a
stage and resting place in the progress
of their victorious industry. Nor is the
equiQoctial heat more discouragipg to-
them, than The accumulated winter of
both the poles. We know that whilst
some ofthem draw the line and strike
the hafpoon on the coast OF ARIA, 9TH.
ers iun the longitude, and pursue their
gigantic game along the coast Of Brazil.
No sea but what is yexed by their fish,
erie: No climate that is not witness
to their tolls Neither the pe S. yerance
OF Holland, nor the activity Of France,
nor the dexterous and firm sagacity of
English enterp Use, ever carried this,
most perilous mode of hardy industry to-
the extent to which it has been pushed
by this recent people" ~. /.
The industry and hardy enterprise of
such men knows nothing abou, being
dehendent for the business and the nee.
essaries of lile," upon others. And the
sneer of the Madlsonian editors at Al
bany, applies to them and them only, if
indeed il has any application al all.
Northern Whig.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-31
Bind her to the lvrant's throne,
In CHAINS .rrsy'd.

But hst ! from yonder orien, sky.
Head you not ,hst glorions cryl
Twas Justice csil'd on Liberty,
And gave her sword.
On Glory, Ike the bolt of hesven.
Her sdsmsntine sword IL driven
Aud 10 The tyrsnt's lis''m : riven,
And PC stor'd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-31

The close resemblance IN character and
conduct between those sccompli shed uffi :
GERS, V1oLe, Momea!r, and Montgomery. md
his exceliency M General Henry Dear
born, the present hero OF Canada, AS illus.
tra,ed in his excellency's despa ches, is too
striking 10 escape The notice Of the most
superficial observer,-nor u he r.sem.
biance confined to mere heroism of chsrac.
ter,--it is, If possible, siIi more consplou. =
Gus in the classical elegance and nun Of
his sem, viGi." p
After This .tibue,o his excsliency, gye
may be excused five express ouf wonder
that he should be able TO detail the loss OF
the enemy to the last rank AMI fc-snd vet
be unable to repor, any Officer OF his own
force that had f.llen, excep, Gen Pike
Il 10 possible, however, that sfer ascertain.
ing the death Of ,ha gsllan, oaicer, he re-
TUNED 10 his eabrn.-Poiit,eal Reg sfer.
Mar Psnn-T.e United Hhhmsn who
regulate the elections in Psnnsyio,.nsa- haze
propsga,ed m electioneering s'oy, la, he
Federal municipality have mad, woOa so
very scarce and dear, that they cannot pur-
chase it.-A writer in the Gazette qffhe Uni.
ted STATES pi,ies them, and wishes every Que
of them had a eord ., the public expense
and wonders they do not take 1t mo yheir
beads to return to ths d:or,snd Of rees.en.