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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
This is to give Notice.

That the subscribers of Alexandra
County in the District of Columbis;
have obtained from the Orphans Conrt
of said county, letters Of administrations
on tho personal estate Oh Jesefh II.
Vaudeville, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. all persons having claims a.
galnst the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated ard
passed by the Orphans Court, to the
subscribers on or before the tenth dsy
of May next, or they may by law be
excluded from all bcnsft 10 said estate /;
ana those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 10th day
of Noyembs r, 1918.
Kober' Vaudeville,
lanes Vaudeville.
.4dminis .rators V JOS. II. NdandeDale.
Nov II ep8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
PUBLIC .NIliiCl..
Missy %.

WAS committed to fairfax Ccur-
w ty Jail on tie 9Th day OF Au-
gust 1913, muIatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls hlmsei
IOHN SIMPSON, and says he is free
porn; he is about feet siaches high,
his c,onhing, one roundabout jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
OF brooches. ope of du king, and two
ofslus, two shirts, one OF check imnen
the other IF India cotton, one swans-
down ,waistccat, one pair ct old shoes
and black fuI hat, and ssYs he came
from Providence, r I.Gilbert County
and that he wea taken by the British
and carrisd iato Norfolk. The owner.
ifany, is requested to prove his pro-
party, pay charges and take him away,
or he will be disppsed of as the law d.
rsStS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
New Town, & s c. -
FOX So. T.,


A TRACE of & M, ,yins in tls.,
n county o. Fairfax, SIX mites from
Alexaadria, and adio'nips the estate
of zen. Thompson Mason, eeHtalnlng
IA scres. The soil IS good Aba very
susceptible of Improvement by the
Glover K ? Easter system. The prox-
imitr ofthis property to mar&et, and
the facility to which its produce may
bs carried tHunsins-Crsek by which
it is bounded bsing nayigablc simostto
.he door) would renter it extremely
saluab,e to person disposed to i}ay
sufficient attention to its guilty ,tlop:
Apply to James H. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
ORpHAN,S COURT,

ORPHANS COURT,
Alerandria County, Nor. Term, 1915
ORDERED, That the administra-
tors of JsIn Wesscott, deceased, 90
insert the following advertisement
three times week for four weeks In
the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy-Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
NOTICE.

5 n PpLaCATiON will be made to the
n President and Dire tors OF the
Little River Turnpise Conpany for the
renesas Of cesti6cae No. a7s, (origi.
nsIly issued in the name of Mary Car
I'm, ana By her Transferred to the sub
scriser ON the 2s,h lay of Apr;i, 1907, }
which has been lost or nislaid
joseph Riddle.
Ayov o tswst~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23

THE subscriber viii rent for the en-
suing year, lease tor sterm OF years,
or sell for cash OF ut iops .Nedlt, that
NoriD Tavern, &c.
I'm Port tobacco, Ihsries County state
of Maryland, at present occupied by
Mr. Horauo ;aytu
samuel Chapman.
Naw TnMn q. c c. !. I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
&. Radcliffe,
IsherE Of fairfax.
'sv 6. eptt.
hotjCc ,syhereby gwen,

Notice IS hereby gwen,
THAT the Spbscriberintends to make
application othe sank OF Alexandra,
Tor tha renewal of thres Certificates
of Stock Of The ssid Bank ,,.ios II, IL,
and 10, which were Issued 2sth
Marcia, 1898, to Richard Conway,
ard transferred / Eth of October, 1911,
by John and 7 homas Vowel to George
Darling which certificates are lost or
inssiaia. e
VIM. H Dundas,
..ddministrator Of
Geo. Darling.
December r. epSw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
Eighty dollars Reward.
Administrators Of John Wesfeott.
November 80. ep~4

Eighty dollars Reward.
Absconded from Woodstock, the resi-
dene, OF Mr.. Berssrd NJ Carter,
ia Fau4uier county, Virginia, ON
the night OF the l2th instant, Mu-
latte Man, the property Of Mr.. Car
ter, called
w IL L / A M.
He is about 9 years OF age, Eve fest
or 10 inches high, of a slender form
with black eyes, curly black hair, and
a good countcnancc --Hc possesses a
good address. with civil manners, and
mas besn accustomed to the duties OF o
Dining Room Servant, in which line
! lie has been we'll taught and sxcels.--
lie will ooubtless endeavor to pass Tor
free man. and viii probably change
his Darpe and .hcw forged writing
supporting he is free, He had or
~hcn he went away, dark cloth
Roundabout, red cashmere Waistcoat
5sue cloth Pantaloons and new fur Hat
He carried with him velyat Coat and
rP,nta.oons, ard other wearing apparel
The above Reward will be paid to any
person who will apprehend him.if out
Of V rginia, and secure him so that he
be brought home, aid also all rsasona-
bis charges for bringing him home |;
but if taken in Virginia and brought
horne, FORTY DOLLARS win be
paid and all reasonable charges
Bernard M. Carter,
BY ROBERT RANDOLPH,
His attorney N Faef:
December 10. dsm.
r The Editors of the National
Intelligcnccr, are requested to insert
the above three months and send thei,
accom-. 10 this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
kEMONA A..

nj MIlf AS.
~gyHE subs; riber has removed fro Il
4 his old stand OH Union street to
the wharf formerly occepied by MIR
Wm, Hartsho,ne. near the Lower Fer
ry, where he intends pursuing bis for
msr businesa--He continues to purt base
Flour and Grain md has on hand large
supply ofthe best FLOUR, suitable for
family use and Bakers. also SALT OF
different kinds.
Joseph Dean,
NY.Lr "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
August IL.
100 Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, in the
county OF Frederick and Common.
wealth of Virginia, on or about the 7th
day Of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property of the
late William B. Page, deceased. An.
thony i. about S feet inches in
height, of a substantial form, light
yellow completion, and rather OF ar
effeminate voice, He is abont % years
OF age, was brought up house SER
want ana has been accustomed to that
course Of employment all his life. He
is a siaye of great capacity and consi
derable ;ngenuity--he reads-he plays
the fiddle-and possesses a great me
chanical ;urn-he can do rough car
penters' work and make combs, Tao
above reward will be given il ANTHONY
should be apprehended at the distance
Of 100 miles irons Fairfield, < brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
suS if apprehended at the distance Of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars vii
be given if he is secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd, I. Lee,
Admrs. ofaym. z. Page, decd.
May 8.
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpub-
|'ican, National Intelligencer and ca.
ze.te Of the United States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
Their accounts TO this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
Stationary Articles.

Folio, quo. plain, gilt and fancy Lea
ter papsr, Foolscap, do. OF the different
kinds, rsry best Quilts, Inkpowdsr,
Sealing Wax AID Waters, black Sand.
Pounce * Boxes for do. Lead, Pewter
and pocket inkstands, Ganter's Scales
aad Compasses, Mathematical instru-
ments in cases, States and PenLis
Reeves's Colours in boxes and singly,
best o;ack Lead Pencils and PcnSnives,
Gentirmsn's s. Ladies' Morocco Pocket
Booxs, threid Cases, Silssr pencil Ca
ses and Thimbics, Durable Ink war
ranteJ at so cents per bottle, Blue and
White tSonnet Boards, Drawing PAPER,
Crehore and De Savers best hot press
cd thick and thin Playinf. Cards, Blapk
and Visiting Cards embossed and gilt,
Paper Hanglngs
OF the most fashionable Patterns, .
great variety with suirabls bordering
Nov. Is. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
md OFFER
VALUl48LE BOOKS; s
nc sNrLY RscEIvRD ron SALE ~
las. Kennedy 6 Son.

49, ~ = - -. - = = - i---4
las. Kenacdv 6 Son.
AMONG WHICH ARE
THE Speeches in Parliament of the
s q H. Henry Grattan
DO oil Lord Erskine, 2 vols. tcem'
plete editioo)
McCric's Life OF John Kaox
Waterman's Life of iona CALVIN
Jones oa the trinity
Tho General Assembly's larger Gate
chism with proofs
Bisaop Gibson on the LORDS supper
Tn New Manual OF Deyotions
Nelson's Practice Of True Devotion
Do Fasts and Festivals OF the Church
Nienyort' Pioas fluctuations
Scots Theological Works, vols,
Force OF truth
commentary Of the Holy Scrip
tares, vols. & Alta, IA most
valuable work.
Eaber on the Prophecies
Hurd ON do.
Z Morc's Christian Morals
49, Practical Pie;y
Ssinhu- IS, Thomas 4, Kcrhpis'
Whole works OF do. 9 vols.
Doddridge's Family Exposisor, s vols
do. Rise and Progress
Orson's do. do.
The whole w.rks Of Dr.. Paley, 8 vos'
g do. OF Joha Newton With
Portrait. vols
cshirbcll on the Gospels, 4 do,
Owen on the Hebrews, 4 do. {
New Whole Duty of Man
venr's Complete, do.
Battersortn's Concordance
Melkie's Soliiaas Sweetcned
---s Travellerw with his Lie
b. Smiths Lectures, vols a new ed.
----- Poteus's do.
Sermons By Horscley, Blair, Porfcus,
Davies, Saurin, Watts, jay, Burder
and, Fordyce
Mrs. Trim mcr on he Chur h Catechism
Nurray's Power Of Religion
Aticire's alarm and Bakers Cali
Bakers Ssints Ret Guile to Christ
. nc SNtSt9dD u OCNCl SCIipailOu
K.opstock's Messiah vols.
DR.. 8uchansn's Christian Researches
in Asia
The Works of Mrs. Anue Steele, Two.
---- William Cowper, DO
-- Mrs ChApoae, do,
Memoirs of Henry Kirke White, Go.
- Hiss Elizabeth smith
---- Pious Women
Folio, o.. Oct. Duad. s. Pocket Bibles
in plain and elegant Bindings
Common Prayer Books of all sizes, do.
with the additional Hymns
Weeks Preparation and Companioa
fer the Altar
Wits < Dwight's Psalms and Hymns
Rippon's and Methodists, do.
"A great variety of Child.en's Books
with handsome Engravirgs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
FISHERIES.

] FISHERIES.
To Rent, thar we'll known Shad and
Herring Fi.hery, called
SAN % Y 8 AR,
Lately fshsd by Elisha Jones--Afso,
the two adjoining Landings.
Cooper's Point and Indian
Queen.
] For particulars apply to the Sub
scriber living near the premises.
II. P. Daugerflefd
Prince Georges M De- y
The SEBsCRIBBR
Will sell for approved EudotscdPA- \
per, the whole or part OF his
Stock of Goods
On hand If they ale not sold soon at
private sale, they wiilbe sold AZ Pub
lie sale .-Thcy consist ofslrcst evcry
thing in the Dry Snod line, and VIII
be sod on liberal terms.
F. Koones.
December T.
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OK PtiANo' COUNT.

.Alerendria County, Nor. Term, 1919.
ORDERED, That the administrators
OF Jssey.h II. Mandepilie, deceased, do
insert the following advertisement three
times week for eight weeks in the
Alexandra ncwspa p.rs--
A Copy--Test,
A. MORE, Reg'r Of Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
Houses to Let.


/ OFFER to rent for one rear, for
term Of years, Several Houses stu.
ated at this place. We
One a Two Story Brick
HOUSE, with kitchen, cellar, stable,
enclosed Lot OF halt an Acre, at
present occupied as Tavcrn:--
One other two Story Brick
t4OUSE, fitted up for store hou,e,
with counting room, kitchen, cellar,
&c. and would accommodate small
family besides store -
One other House at present
Hscd as warehouse, to winch will ne
aaGed an enclosed Lot of half an aGre,
And one other House with
a Kitchen and an enclosed Let. Ine
9 last Houses would suit Mschanios,
who are much wanted bere. have al
so sundry unimproved LOIS, which /
w.uld let on ground REM forever =
This place is SO well known as to rem
der it unnecessary to describe II any
further. as there are few situations
more public, nor lone more heslthy IN
the United States. Application to be
madeto
R. Radcliffe.
Fairfax CT. House, Nov. eptf
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber has obtained ircm
the County Court Of Fairter- letters Of
administration, on the personal estate
Of William Payne deceased. All Per.
sons having claims against the estste,
are warned to exhibit them for settle
ment, on or before the 18Th Nay next
and all those indebted arc requested
to make immediate psymont.
Elizabeth Payne,
sAdn,inistratrlx.
November 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. Lee,
Admrs. of2Ym. e. Page. dec'd.

Lawrason & Fowle,
HAZE 5usri REexIrED AND FOR sILR.
IL Boxes Cotton Cards.
Sept: q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-23

= Sugar, Cotton & Salt
A few Hogshsads and Barrels >Su;sar,
and Bales Gotten, will be landed this
day at Merchants Wharf
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Coarse and Ground Alum !
Salt,
Muscoyado Sugar in Hogsheads and
Barrels,
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
Whisksy in Barrels and lieress.
John Grid.
Decemher 49,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
Ehe gponifor.. No KEW.

" The tfsses 81 al enemy are dece,1Hi."
And " no ,ssn enemy Even every o e
who Il terc,h with his lips, Tie common
dation On ions really good is no, always
dangerous oruseless, for II often proves
as inuiani. and excl,es TO greater dill
gence in The path CIV f'ure and honor, hu.
he fla, cry Of qualities or talents osse. Il
IS most Destructive IN many points IF view.
II alls W the mind w,ih a fsncied eeliei
ofntrins,c worth, aud teaches IL 10 wi h
conf mt on others cheushes b. tslse
S'se If aaise ssp = : y. and thus fis;eis
psde and vain CIV This is he general
effect Of comm n A terry, still, kisses b,
enc any TO our best interests. But there IS
one species of hutery not commonly noticed
as crime be- cause tia fashionable and Of
ten puf sued bs men of high estimation i
the world. mean that fla terry. aud hose
unm eaning attentions offered 10 young, mex
perie d and innocent fem lies. For the
better understanding of his pom, let a.
suppose case. A man of apparent god
sense, education and brilliant talents, some
knowledge of h. world, IN good business, 4
noticed and caressed by all ranks and orders
IT lie people, goes into a Town TO make a
tsiurhct. In this liiacr ne DtCohcs aC4uah
ed with agirl educated in the retireme Mt OF
he country, innocent, unsuspeciing, w b no
knowledge Of the world ITS devices vr dan
gers, guilless IN herself, ana suspec ing
none n others. lie pays her the most M
ked at en- ion, fl. ters her felbles, and steal.
avay he affections All this Is done with
ou. an, hug like open declaration Oh bIs
par, or any serious intenton OF gratifying
hose xpect. tons his c0nduci has lhhs rAl
sed. He still deems .imself Ice. pays die
same attenton To ano her when II becomes
more c nyenient, and he Ii 81 IS deceived.
norlihied and perhaps ruined Such con.
due is base aud unmanly % he last degree,
ADD yet, sirangs us At may appear, such men
are well Received ny he world when they
ought rather 10 b. despised ny =, hen Il
man, and thrust with nd gn. from a.
reputable soclety. The 81 arr de .diy ene-
mics 10 he peace of indi> ,duals and fam
lies IN the pleasing guise OF friends Besart
ot such @ We Daugh ers of innocence am
honor. Guard with The utmost Wig lance he
avenues of your hearts, and lie, not he non
led accents of tia''erer overcome h.
dicia'es OF sober reason. and betray you 49,
10 coniuc, winch long life may never re-
tr,e.-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
@isffllanp.

Our luxurious Preiiden' tells US in
his m hAge, thar ito the prefer war
"tbe nns State5 haze bon 5' cea BY The
Pegie0erance faforeign % ees, ~ rs
lrRe1n II iygaice nd aggreG Now
for The urpole of determining, how
much this ght to g. Tor, it is
WI h while TO bring mt review our
pait < prefent relations with France.
With ner we had an exprefs aud FOL
emn treatv, ratified by BonapaIte him
felt, as hrIt conful, in 1907: tr atty
which bound France to refpect the
American commerce, TO he utmoit
extert tina could be deiired. In de.
Gance of that treaty in defiance Of
every principle of juitlce, honour &
good faith, Bonaparte feed at one
iweep American property worth II
millions OF dollars; and, at luDdry
Other times, he cauied t. be felz d
and condemned. American property
amounting in the whole to yet grea-
ter fun. Over and above all this, nc
gave orders 10 burn, fink and deitroy
our vefiel. on The high teas and
hundreds Of our ieamen he has calf
into his dungeons, where they mutt
have ftarved, had not large fun of
money, about 70 thouland dollars,
been fent them by the American ( v
ernmenr To injuries mott wanton
and diltreiling, he added intults the
mott contemptuous and provoking
Nor has he deigned to make or TO
promise any kind of reparaiion, or e.
ven to an(wer the duplicating o.
verturcs made him on that score
Now has AL this Z" forced" our gov
ernment to any meafures that carried
so much as the appearance of war
with France : No. Has it drawn
from our impartial prelident. in any
of his communications TO congreis,
iinale expreilion of manly relent-
ment no, never. Has ii ever in
terrupted the harmony and clofe in
tiinacy betwixt hin aid the French
minister at Waihiuglon /? Not at all.
Before the ARRIVAL Of the Hornet,
certain members OF congrris gave it
our hat it fhe thouId bring nothing
fayourabsa, war would be declared
agalnit France No men of fcufe be-
lieved ii ; for as foon would they
have declared war with their own
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
CANCERS.

ms pECTFUL notice is hereby given to the
II Public, that the su'fcriber reiitent In
pasTI.sp Me. having eceotly obtained an
,ooeintment from DIR. IossPa ANDRus of
per,fmeuh N IL for uii Z he Skill he pof~
j,Te. IN su-;cg the Malady caaed CANCER
BY he fuccefsful application of hi. celeorated
c.sc,a PLASTER; he is ready 70 execute,
With fidelity asd all practicable facility he
ch,tre comm ted 10 bia. md belief is
..,,r,a,uei thar the Csrcs.ouf Ps'fon WIN reads
,h,le hines a. one aff cted by a formidable
nr.afe will fee ANXIOUS IF participating iE
The advantages des'vsbie from Resvssy no'ed
=. - t.se ? aps, ,.ssienis9 Il 70 she
a., Inward sna We edward. whe cts excellence
IA. been confirmed by a long ier IS Il er eri
m,nt.. and eflahli.hed on the firm baiis of Pub
n csf s-n
In he wear 1909, his ceredv wa honr-ed
xeh tbe fapefien and "a ronape ofthe Legina
me ofthe State of New York.by an ct en-
,il,l 4, az TO- fbe ,eief + PETE D'o5n,'
Inc Inventor aud original pronrieter eer-
,s,d cony # which sef ob'aine' from he
se-rsary. OH = IF hat sra'e is in the - flef
saa Of he sn fcfiber toye hsr wi Hel,i6
e,,s. of Cure. wrough, nv fail Rersdy And
the confidence of he III &c iber in he f,me Is
r. hat. in mnft cafes for e m OF q nosfb,
- k< da,e below where he Remedy ihall
Ne properly Applied, he viii agree, where 1T
prove. uuava;l,ng "a fee rOh be 'eqni'ei
pe,ole living a. a ditance. will he fnrn''hed
viii the above Remedy, viii fuitah'e D'rec.
sicps forils application
JOSHUA LEAVIT PsAcr'R pH7sIc
Prflssd, Dee 6 2 III
=. For General Remarks 90 Stbir,tn or
csray Certificates of Cures SC fee Hsa9 y ".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
MONDAY JANU AIRY 4. 1918.

fiefh and blood. Well, the long ex-
peeted tiornet alriged at laa, and
brought nothing favourable, nothing
to build hopr upon And what
then /! Any Tout words ! No. The
talk of war with France was inftantly
huihed he jufies ,he had done
rs were at once overlooked. and as it
were forg ,,ten, leimediaely the en-.
cmy was feleaed aud there was
fuch hurry u engage on the tide of
France, >, eff n ,ssse for pro ara
lions. In All hate they entered up n
war a war which Bunapahe HIM
feIf had declared, in effect, for Amer.
lea which be 10. cea upon us |; which
Inks US TAFT to his bloody car, and an
f+ers his pnrpofe full as wei. as to
fight for him on the plains of Europe
TO crown ~, though the PRECEDENT
in his meiIage, informs consrels that
&" affairs 1pitb France retain The lime
padu,e," as { rmerly. that is, that the
French emperor is as ooitiuately bent
as ever againit doing US juitice 10
far from waxing warm upon that fub-
jet, he meekiy pai1es it over with
out comment.
But tn veil of hypocrify is rent in
twain delu6on is pailing away the
people, long deceived by the baieit
arts, are awaking as from trance !:
their late elections fpeak language
which mutt appal the hearts of their
deeeivers. Conn. Conrant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

Ohit was entitled 10 votes but one T.
ioctor We a. tn
The nert hreSld.nt- BY the account
ofyotes given Tor President as stated
above the,e can br no doubt but
that Mr.. Madison is reelected President
of the U s ior four years from the Alb
of March next DO far as IL depends
on BIN and bis cabinet, the war and the
system oil restricted commerce will BE-
persisted in Our only hope now is
thai there will be majority of the
house OF Representatives who viii check
this mad Career OF war and ruin, other
wise II is hardly possible Tor any one TO
conceive how deplorable must be our
situation four years henee, il the meas
ures now IN operation are pcrseyered
in by the administration. We are mol
disposed TO borrow trouble, but i, is not
possible To look forward without enter.
taining the most gloomy approximations
of the future. BY what means are a
great proportion oil the people to obtain
money TO pay the heavy taxes which
must be imposed, if hostli,ies are per-
sisted in! In our seaports, great pro.
10 ton of our oitizens, by being thrown
out of employment, are wholly deprived
OF the means for obtaining a support
for themselves and families The Far
mer will often find 1t difficult 10 obtain
cash for his produce to discharge the
exactions at present required OF him
If the war Is continued, another season !;
our merchants viii be waoily excluded
from the ocean-not even the coasling
trade will be exempt A stop TO COM
merce puts stop 10 the revsnue.
Where then are the 30 millions asked
for by MIR Gsllatin, to delray the ex.
penses of the ensuing year, 10 come
from Fellow CilIzrns read the long
list oil taxes proposed by the pretended
/" exclusive friends" OF the people in
Congres, and doubl il you can.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

Ihe cause ofthe future oftlc late er.
hedi'ion.-When the troops under Gen
omyth were the last time embarked 10
cross over to Canada, the sound of the
BueLE on the opposite shore was
heard. Gen Smyth STARTED when be
heard it, and in .fi.gv MINUTES after a.
gain ordered the troops >. drossa. a
wag observed, that if the sailors had
spiked the bugle horn instead of the
cannon they would have done more
good-.for then Gen. SnIyih gUonid NOT
have been frightened
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
INV YoRK. DEC "a.

Exfraordinary .dcciaem During the
lasl week. Maine on board one oil the
Gun Boats a, the NallaL out, having
loaded a musket too deeply, was at
tenn ting TO dla~ the Charge, when an
officer an board stizcd the ,nusket, di
ected The muzzle over the side Of the
boat, and Fl ed into the water, the ball
glanced from the water, passed through
! thick board fence, and through the
body of d man who harpteed to be
standing on the opposite side rhe
man survived his wound but few