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lexandris Dragons, are. fcqdired t"
attend Muster to-inofrew a'ternoon pre-
cisc.y at 8 O'clock at the a'a'ks1square
Punctnal attendance wilfbc. expecieG
By order Of the Captain.
C. Bronaugh. Sec'ry.
May "a.
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For ale or I1lie.

tJi ale Or are
NEGRO vi IN, ~ho Is accustum-
ed to taking care OF hor' es and dsiv1'l
dray, he also understands Coarse
oho IN king AM working IL garden
Apply at the Offire OF the Gazette
Dc "mher 4
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lOnn Gardner uadd

HIS FOR. DALE,
Muscovado Sus ars in hhds. tierces and
bb!s.
West India Rum in puncheoRs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags
Imperial Gunpowder. Young Hy,on
Skin, and Hyson Teas Of the ta'.,
estimportations, in quarter cheats
and boxes, r
Russia Hemp and Iron,
wedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shcetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10 z nv 9, 9 by II, and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes, >
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
;'igs,es,
.,sDu.. Floor Mats,
Vniskey and Apple Brandy in tierees
& bills
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticu!.r Madeira and Streights Red
Wire,
;ord,ge and Lines If various sorts,
Writing and Wr.pp,1g T per, ,.
'icn'E, Women, IN Childrsn's Shoes
'n..barrels AM ooxes,
'ottle Corks in Oaies,
vile Leather.
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
'halk and Plaster of Paris
Also. PLOUGHS of the most approves
construction and one pair french
Burr Mill Stones.
October ~
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SATURDAY, FH8RuARy l3. 1919,


JACKSON And RUMNEY,
HAVE FOR SALE,
The CARGO Of tie schooner Eliza,
Cahfaan StOdder, from Boston, con-
sissing Of !" "
400 bushels Ground Alum Salt
Is barrels Glauber's Salts
4se bundles Wrapping Paper
80 reams Writing Paper.
IN STORE,
200 bushels fine blown Salt
40 barrels prime Beef and Pork
3 tons Cordage, assorted sizes
IL Trunks Shoes, Ladies s. Misses
black and eolored Morocco Shoes and
Slippers,
s Trunks Mems and Women's fine
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Balsam Capeyi,
India Cottons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking,
600 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia G,indstones,
s dozen elegant plain and gilt Fan.
cy and Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
January ~. d3w
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mo. r877

Lawras n and Fowie,
OFFER FOR sale,
The Cargo Of the schooner Combine
Captain Tripod
100 tons Plai.ter P,ris..
And the Cargo of Schsoner Industry
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
50 barrels prime Boston Besf
- barrels Tanners Oil.
December
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LAWR.ASON & FOWLE
HAVE fOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller.
Capt Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
fee, understandable and clear Lumber.
Also, LH.NDING.
$500 lbs Selae and Sewing Twine.
leo boxes mould ard dipt Candles.
80 cases swee, o..
10 barrels tanners Oil.
FrbruarY ]
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Platter Paris, &c.

Platter Paris, &c.
Tho Cargo of the schr. Mary, Capt.
MLe,ian, from Portland, Of
90 tons Plaster Paris
10000 feet Merchantable Lumber
2 hogsheadsold 4th proof Jamaica Rum
For sale by
LaWrason & Fowie.
Who have also landing from schooner
Sukey and for sale,
60 barrels Tanners Oil.
Dec.n be- IS.
.'lalslel arls, &c.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
l25 Grindstones, assorted sizes,
20 Barrels Prime Beef,
20 do Prime Pork,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine,
CaptainH slbrook, from N. York, and for
Sale by
Jackson s. Rumney.
November IA
cor Bolton.
800 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Catharine, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
FILMS.
$4,000 PISTOL FLINTS,
FOR SALE BY
Joseph Mande lie,
Corner Of KngG Faif.r Streets.
Move, Der -
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AI.TXANDRIA LIBRARY
CoNpANY-NOTICE.

THE members OF tie Alexandra
r ,brarv Company will please to take
notice, that an Election will be held q
,be Library on Monday the { 18th inst.
h.tween the hours OF 3 and g +. d TOT
= president and eleven, Directors tor
the ensuing year. >,>1rnv -
Librarian
February l
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Notice i, hereby given to

Notice i, hereby gwen to
the poor women Of the town OF Alexan'
dria, that oc application tothe subscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cottoa
to spin, and that a liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING the xame.
llaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable to, making carpets,
spun by the poor Of the town, q. d tho
proceeds. of which viii DC applied 70
,tefr relief 'A<s
Lsssmbr IT, ~
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lust Publish d,

just Publlsn' q,
And for Sale by ROBERT CRY,
The Life and Administration &. rho
Right Hon. Spencer Psrceval--A Demii
f hi. Assassination. & Development
IF the delicate Investigation. Price 81.
ALSO, VI
The Speeches of ord Erskine when
It the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees; A Tale, by Miss
Elgew0r,h Price 81.
January rs !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-13
ORPHANS COURT.

l.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Jlaua,y Term, 1913
NRDERED that the executor OF JAG.
~ Richter, deceased, do insert IN TIC
Alt xandria newspapers the usual notice
to CT. di,ors and debtors, three times q
week tor eight weeks.
A Copy-Test
A. MOORE.
Register wills.
THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, IN tn
Distric, of Columbia, has obtained iron
the Orphans Court of said county let
ters testamentary on the estate OF J'hn
Richter. late Of the county aforesaid, De
ceased; All persons having ci'Hns a.
GAINS, the said deceased, .'e hereby re-
mir. d to exhibit the same, duly anthem
tics,ed, and passed by the said court, to
,h. snb.criber, on or before the 18th
day of July next, or they may by law oe
.xcIi,ded from Ill benefit to sad estate {;
and those indebted thereto, are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under nay hand this 18th day
Of January, 1918.
Executor Of John Richter.
January Is eoow
f-v7- firxm Butter
5000 lbs. good Firkin Bueter-.-for sale
by - f;..% -. ,,,,,,
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King & Fairfax streets
Noysmber& < ~ - R"f
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TO RENT,

10 n L
And Psssession giufn Immediately,
A Two Story Famed HOUSE with
half an acre OF ground. at the upper end
Of King street. Also, convenient
Dwelling House With two acres OF
wound at the lower end OF Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, IF.
January 90
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POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERY.
XNHEREAS book of Tickets III
w the Second Class of the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw.
ing in Georgetown, containing one hun
dred tickets, numbered from sl60l t.
2l7OO, both inclusive, was on Wednes
lay the 18th instant, mislaid or surreptl-
iously taken from among the papers Of
ne Potomac Companv---I hereby eau
ION all persons from making purchases
r. receiving transfers of any Ut the be-
>,re described tickets, as they are the
property of he Potomac Company, and
10 prizes drawn against any OF their
umbers will be paid
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent
of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery
November %.
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caMILLUS GRIFFITH,

Ca.MILLUS GRIFFITH,
Corner of King and Royal Sheets
Has received, in sddition to his Preseh
stock of GROCERIES.
10 hhds. ! Muscov"ds Sugars part o.
81 bbls which is of assuperior quality
10 hhds Molasses :, -,
90 boxes Mould ard Dipt Candles, IS
SIS. 6's and IS
Is bills. Apples
cases Pineapple Cheese
Fresh Currants, Raisins, Olives and
Capers o.e
January 8 eou
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SALE

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! SAL III ,.u ,vius
v f"I "I.s.f
sTi' MO" MoIasses
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
KENTUCKY IN TEARS.

Z II is said, that there 10 scarce IA family IN
Kentucky, that is moi in mourning ior he
loss OF father, or of a brother, or OF a 80,
who has fallen by sickness or the swold,
since the nvasisn Of HAssI,oN, nd the
bloody battle OF rIppecanoe. THIS an cting
circumstance mus, fill the minds OF all good
men with some serious considerations.
We cannot but ,e2eet-----Thal IT was prin-
'psly Kenfuetians. who frs, volunteered q
molest the PRoPHEr on his own gtound n
fi?pecsnoe--
Thstit was Kenisckians, on the floor oi
Congress. (CLAY and oihers) to whose NC.
tVeexertions We are chief indeh ed for the
DECLARATIONS OF WAR; which, but tol
.Deir loud vocyeratiOns. could never have
been earned
That is was KentuctianS, and the other
- aet cp,Ods men" Of Quo and Tennessee,
VINO have iel, SO strongly for our rghts on
rae oeear-
That 1t is these disinterested patriots Of
we WeSt, who furnish no seane that
10" pouring out their best blood III The Wi.
usrness, 10 prevent impressnen,s' on the
sa-
That If these men, who have uniformly
pecisred, that The destruction of our STA
p0'si $50 completely in the power Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Naval Engagement

Bg7wsES the SKASNoSc CHEsAPEAkF'
ri the sad event of Tuesday last We
may say as the London Courier did OF
,ns lbs, Of the Guerriere--" it has cast
melancholy shade over high and hon.
orable minds.
II had been for some time understood
,b,, the particular object OF the Shannon
vasa rencountre with the Chesapeake,
and il was said that Com. BROOKE had
even made a special communication to
Cant LAWRENCE that he should shortly
be in the bay alone 20 wait upon him.
Whether there be any truth IN this, We
do not know but on the morning OF
Tuesday last the Shannon actually made
her appearance alone, and stood up to-
wards Boston light TO show herself, and
soon after wore ship and stood out a.
pain. The Ches p axe followed The
scene which was now expected in sight
d our shores awakened the most lively
,o.iciluds in the breasts OF the people,
who took various positions for behold
ing it.
The Boston Cazet,e of Thursday last gives
the following account of the affair. as con
tanning the most accurate statement which
hs. been or will here after be received, until
Ills obtained by the way of Halifax -
ASP NJ. l left the Chesapeake,
Boston Lighthouse bearing about w. 3
leagues distanoe--the Shannon then IN
aght--the Chesapeake prepared Tor &C
ton, standing for her-At p. M. the
action commenced, and in ~ minutes
after both vessels were yard.arm and
ward arm along side each other, as II In
the act Of boarding at that moment an
immense explosion took place on board
the Chesapeake, which spread a hire
from the foremast TO the mizenmasi, q
apparently as high as the tops, on which
both vessels were enseleped inslslbly in
smoke, and on the smoke clearing away,
the English colours were seen flying on
board the Chesapeake, over the Amer
can, and both vessels were standing 10
the eastward. From every appearance,
il was evident T. me. tina. the loss OF the
Chesapeake was owing TO the unioiln-
nate explosion that took place on board
|. Of her ROBER hNOA.
June |, 1918.
by fishing boa which arrived at Salem
On Thursds, last, we learn tia no more
than 100 guns were fired fsom bo'h ships.
The i,b boom, fore and mzen Royal mas
and maintopsall Of the enemy where stoi
swsy-whie the Chesape axe, appeared II
have sustained no damage. The skippe'
says the explosion On board he Chesapeake /,
appeared to him TO be near the msinmes,,
emitting body of smoke as large ass hogs
head Immediately after which he saw The
American flag lowered and the English rue
up oyerit, and boats ai,ing and repassH8
between the ships.
Whs,ever may have beee he fate OF the
frigate, the deyout and arden wish OF eve
American must be, that the gallant LAW
RENEE still lives 10 maintain the honor oil
MS cOunlry's flag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

In our laft appeared the Pre6dent's
Meilage. To day we publith the
Speech Of our excellent Governor !;
both contain view of our public at
fairs and foreign relations. Let the
candid, unprejudiced enquirer exam.
inc for himfelf, and decide which
contains the mott fairnels, impartiali-
ty and truth. Let him fee if the one
does not abound in Interpretation,
falfc coloring, and whining declama-
ton, while the other gives a clear,
explicit and unvarnilhed account of
the fate of our controversy and the
pretended caufes of ruinous war.
Does not the Meiage labor to conceal
the difgrace, difaiters and futferings
of our country by fpecious reprefent-
ations Of partial and uuimportant fuc-
cefrs 7 Will the political fugar plum
of Ruilian Emba1y quiet the people
under the grievous burdens of inter-
nal taxation A fcheme bearing ev-
cry mark of deluGve fate chicanery,
calculated to protrad the war inite ad
of opening proiped of peace, has
been adopted to cajole the people into
a quiet lubmiiIion 70 The horrors of
war II the PRECEDENT be really def
rous of peace, why is this indirect,
circuitous mode ADOPTED of tending
minihers to the ends of the earth for
what might, if honeitly delired, be
found much nearer home There is
not the leah intimation that England
is TO be party to this meeting at
RuiIia. How then is negotiation TO
begin We again urge our readers
to an attentive perufal Of the Cover
nor's Speech, and fair application OF
found judgment and common fenfe to
his itatement Of our political fltuation
and let their opinions and conduct
be guided by the refult of thew con-
vietions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

Il passenger N the Letter Of Mar5ue
schr. Siro. capt GRAY. which arrived here
on Thursday last, in 50 days from Bordeaux.
very politely favored us with the following
extract
Frontthe Gasette le France.
PsRIs. AratL IS 1913
News has been received from the borders
of the Rhine. thai every part between that
river and the Elbe, and from the sea TO The
fonters Of Saxony and Bohemia, was IN
movement. The Generals had effected
Junction, and were advancing with terri
BILE and imposing force. The troops dis
play an uncommon degree Of ardor, and the
supplies Of he army were better than ithad
yet been.
Situations ofhe French ayanief IL the NortA, On
The 20th AD,H.
Danlzic. Thorn. Iodim and 2 mosk, re-
NAMED as before.-3 e'tin, Cas- rim, Giogtu
and Spsndsu, were be. ieged by an incun-
siderable force. M.gdebureh was the place
of re serve of the Wee Roy. Niltcnberg &
Torgau we've in good situation. The gar
ison Of tue former had made lively ally Al o
repoised he bssiegers.
Gen. Vendamme was before Bremen.
Gen. Sebastian was between ,hat and The
same position, tue lief, ON he El0e, At the
mouth OF the S4a.e, and the rigbt M Hsriz,
occupying nerneboerg, HIS reserve at
MAgdeba z.
The Prince of Moscow was at Eurfurt.
The Duke of Ragaza at Go,hs, occupying
Langsrssl,sA. The Duke of lstrA at Eiien.
ach. The Count Bertrand al Cobuvg.
Cen. Sou ham wss at Wemisr. The city
had been occupied by three hundred Prus-
sian hussars, who were dispeieed on the
l9th pva detachmen, Of The 10Th Iegi-
ment Of huss,rs and corps of Baden troops
under the o,ders of Gen. Labossiere. SIX
ty husssrs ard four officers were taken a
mongst winch was an Aid Camp OF Gen.
Bleeeher.
AT the asst dates from Msyence the EN-
peror was receiving tie dignitaries of The
COME deraion oi the Rhine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Communication.
Wzlat must 7ve think /?

~ fkttt must atC mum
The democrats have always told us
that the impressmeni OF OUR sEAMEN,
was the cause of W r, but they neither
agree in word or act ; for Mr.. Madison
says that with respect 10 the impor-
tant question of impressmen,, OH which
the war so'esseniially turns, search tor
or SEIZURE OF BRITISH PERSONS or
property on board neutral vessels on the
high seas, is not bllllgerent right dc
rived from the law OF nations and IT
is obvious, that no yisi, or search, or
use of force FOR Any rURosE on board
the vessels OF one independent power on
the high seas can IN war or peace be
sanctioned by the laws or authority Oh
another power"
Now this is the first time we have ev-
er heard any democrat say,(as The fed
eralisls always baye) that this ruinous
war was waged for the protection OF
" British persons or property; yet
that Is its real and unjust cause, (unless
it is 10 aid the Frenoh) But who be.
lore now, ever Thought like Air Madi
son, that government had rot right
10 lis own subjects, when 1t is a well
KNOWN FACT mat orr country as well as
every other, has 4 Jus; claim and tight
TO every one of lis subjects: Tor writer's
on the LAWS OF NATIONS say every one
owes his allegiance tothat county where
he was born * nourlshed, and that they
have no right TO abscond, without leave
OF their country and every govern
meni has a Just Cause of complaint
gainst every power which entices them
away, and has RICH, to recall is sub
jects from foreign countries in times OF
war or peace, and il any nation or people
delains them by force or rewards, it is
considered as JUS, cause OF war Our
government, however, is not fighting
far IFS o7va sgblccfs, but because the
British will maintain their ust right TO
search neutral vessels for "BRIIIsH PER.
Sons AND PROPERTY
But Mr.. Madison tells us that" a
search for OF seizure OF British persons
or property is not a belligerent right de-
lived from the ta7gs u nations" Where
before Was there ever man, who had
the atrooity to avow such principles
So contrary to every thing like justice,
and the law OF nations NJ. DE Vattel,
who was a member of that country OF
which Mr., Madison is so fond, Ia
Frenchmanl in a book he published on
the laws OF nations, informs us, "ihat
without searching neutral ships a, SEA
the commerce of conlraband goods,
cannot be prevented 7KkRs rs THEN
4 RIGHT OF SEARcAING--a neuII al ship
refusing to be sea, ched, would rom that
proceeding ALONE, be condemned as
lawful prize"
Here then Mr.. Madison abandons the
principles of Frenchmen and adopts
those of a Corsican -" Free ships shall
make free goods" ! his subject de
serves the serious attention oil 1HE rEo
pLE; and unles, they wish Hemp and
Confscalion" or ropes with Anots
visited round their necks," il is time
lor them 10 look TO the fountain from
whence flows such injustice and de
ceplion--it is high time for them to
;se in the greatness OF their might, and
say OF his little cunning majesty
These things shall not longer be-"
lEXr.
Uninhuensed by the UNMARRIED ex |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
DIED,


In Scarborough, On the 2oh ult. Mr.
FRrptRIoK SourHoA1r, yoanFest son OF
Robert oouthgaIe, Esq. in the 22d year OF
his sge.-In the premature death of his
excellent young man, his relatives and
fiend. have to ismen, dispens.'ion of ID
vine Providence, most severe and n citing
The darling otyec' OF parental tender ness is
cut of in the midst oi hope ard expects.inI,
the brigh,est prospects and fondest hopes
of his dearest relatives are hlighted In the
bud, and numerous circle OF friends are
deprived of ali associate fendesred TO them
by qualities most amiab'e and attractive.
M. 5 passsd with distinguished teputa.
ton ,hro, IN the usual course of sts,dies
pursued a, Bowdoin College and WAS grad.
ualed in the year 1910. He Afterwards
studied The law until the autumn OF 1872,
when he accepted the appointment OF III.
tor in the same College. In this, as IN eve
~ situation IN which his talents wete call.
ed into action, he displayed the resources
of mind vigorous and active in he dis
charge of his da s. snd disp SIT on con
ciliattng and attractive towards Lis pu, lis.
HIS var Gus aud extensive infoI nation Ia
Ll,era uFe and me Sciences. his accurate &
discriminating Judgment. as wells his mid
x unassumlng de onmsat, erl inenliy qusj.
fed bInl fJr useiu,nes, and success IN pub.
he instruction. Al lhis tune he nd deter
mined to gu ,lfy h,mss Il for the duties OF a
religious instructor, aud was pursuing ,heo
logical studies under the direction OF the
P,esidcn, Of that institution. Had ms life
been spared his piety and talents promised
rest usefulness al ,he cause ~ winch he
had devoted himself.
Hehad gradually declined in health fo'
sometime before his dissolution ard bad
contemplated his approaching end WITH
calm serenity. He hsd made his peace
with God and could not lear death. His
last moments were calm and un ntiled, gal
ded by the brightness of a sun setling on a
cioudless ds, and he sunk ia lhe grave
without sigh or IA struggle.
Beloved shade If sr,itss hands ike mine,
could Tor Thy .imeless urn a ehaplet
tWinc,
"Thc muse for thee slAuld Gull esch op'N.
ing bloom.
"And with uafsding garsands deck Thy
lOMb f"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
NOTICE..

THE late firm of KIMBALL 4 WEST, ia
l this day diGolved by mutual agreement
All perions indebted to the late firm are re.
queited to make immediate payment
OBADIAH KINBALI,
WILLIAM WEof.
Rumford May 20.