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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
JOHN A. STEWART
.And for Sale at his Book Store, -.
and improved edition Of


ana IMPROVED edition Of ~
GLASSES COOKERY
Containing directions how to roa,,
boil every thing necessary to be Sent ~
to a table-Broiling, Frying, how ;,
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, SOM
and Bro.hs, Puddipgs, Pics, Dishe, e.
Lent, GRAVES, Sauces, flashes, Fri,s
sees, Ragout., making Cakes and H.
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confes
tionary.
ALSO
The foNowing new Publications,
Rokeby, new Poem, by Walter Sec.
Emerald Isle,--by c. Phillips,
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Nj,
Green.
Santo Sebastiano, by the author Of ii,
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Portraiturc Of Metbodism, by ]. Grow.
ther
Life of Nvhitefeld, by ]. Gillies
Poetical Vagsries, by G. Coleman
Elem nts of Chemical Philosophy, h.
Sir Humphrey Davy, l.. L. D.
Life of Percival-Erskine's Speech.. t
Duane's Hand Book, or the New Nj.
litary Guide for the Infantry Of tn,
United States.
April IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24
NOTICE..

SHE : ubscrIber, appointed Irus'e:
by the honorable Court of Chance
ry of the state of Maryland, for the pur
pose of selling and conveying the real
estate Of the late Col Robert I. Hooe,
lying IN Charles county and state of Ma
ryland, will offer for sale the said estate
at Port Tobacco, on Tuesday the l7h
August next, consisting of about six bur
dred ard sixty-four acres. About five
hundred and forty acres of this land Is
situated on the Potomac river and bind.
ing thereon, and known by the name o.
the Maryland Point Tract. 1t has two
tenements on it; springs OF excelIea
water, and abouDds in Timber. ltH
fertile, healthy, lays very handsomely
cultivation, and has all the convenient"
of Fish and Fowl in their season in tie
greatest abundance, and the conven'ena.
of conveying to market the produce q
this productive Farm renders 1t 'eT
valuable. The residue lies on to-
head of Stones Creek between Us
lands of Mr.. Henry Dent and Mr.. j0'o
Brent; is very fertile lies within tnI's
miles of nsdgable water and FIVE mlF liz,
Of Port Tobacco, and contains about w
hundred and twenty-tour acres, at pr
sent under rent to Mr.. H. Dent. i%
purchaser will be required to give O'..
with approved security for the paymSD
of the purchase money with In'e'1"
within six months from the Gay OF s'H'
and upon the payment of the whole su~
and not before, will receive deed l'y =.
the trustee, conveying The title Oh
land so sold. The title papers eau
seen by applying to
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE
J,lv 2awts
~ The Editors Of the Federal ~
publican of Georgetown will ibssf'
above twice week ill the day o. ~
and send their account TO this Office Il
RECEIVED N
So Schooner Nrlsda, from Bos.0" 3
Ser. Regulator, from neg VS. III
A complete assortment OF ohoD
all descriptions and fasdloH''
In Store, o.,s I
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens u;ia
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse ' (
Trunks. 4
/ E. Gilman B
Iu,v a costa"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24

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by, not haying entered his appearance
and given security according to the
statute and the rules Of this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the said defendant John
Gadsby is not an inhabtant of this
district, on motion of the compliments,
by their counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant John Gadsby do appear
here on the first day Of November
term next and enter his appearance to
the suit and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES of the court, and that
she other defendant Thomas Triplett
do not pay away, convey or secrete the
debts by him owing TO, or the effects
in his hands belonging to the said abb
sept defendant John Gadsbv, until the
further order or decree of the court
AMI that copy of this order be forth
with published in one Of the public
ne Sspapers published in this county
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door Of the courthouse of said county.
ACo2y Teste.
G.. Deneale, e.
June % lawRm
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-24
District of Columbia. to wit:

DlStrlCC OF COIt'IIlUId. 70 WI.
County of Alexandria,
April Term, IllS.
Beuj1min Csignan, Administra- -
tor OF alexander Burot
COMPLAINANT.
AGAINST S5
Jedediah Leeds, Thomas Swami q
and George Deneale, <
DEFENDANTS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
Treasury Report.

The budget is ou,-It appears by
the statement of the acting Secretary
OF the Treasury, that the expenditures S
OF the government for the ,iasf nine
months, amoun, to about TWENTY NINE
MILLIONS of DOLLARS That IL
will be necessary to borrow more mon-
ey for l8l4-that fUe millions mus. be
raised by INTERNAL TAKES, and six
hundred thousand dollars by tax duty
on salt, for the same year. The report
says that the internal taxes will raise
the public credit and insure k,i6lic
confidence. II may bcso. The more
you lick poor Cufee--the better he
like you, ifasSa"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
NOTICE.

THE public are hereby informed si.asf
i have obtaired The patent right under the
zeal of the United s sles, for preparing uhngs
and vending certain medicines. chiefly. the
gro h of our own c trT which during tho
cou,ie # ewelve years practice have found
to be efficac,ou. in removing the principal, il
not sll the dileafes incident to our clxnate-l
kfaladies of an acute kind may be immediate.
ly relieved to WIZ Fevers, Choiics. &c bug
thofe Of q chronic nature. II at all eurable, iNjQ
require time, and patience; fuch q. RheuIsa>
tim. Cancers, venereal complaints or aoy aii-
order of difficult, and long BANDING. and alA
of hem without the ufe Of mercury
The medicine 10 70 simple that individuals
may ealiy acquire knowledge Oft, and be-
come their own phy6e'aus, as we'll as hat OF
their families Several focieties for this pur-
pole have already been formed and are fatis.
6e1 with its utility should any perfons in
ihi. place win 10 obtain the information, ana
TO form them We, into a fosiety. they cad
know the terms ny applying to me at Mr.. Same
vel Ficke ., in Portland
:. SAMUEL THOMSON
N B Some excellent bitters for the jAunlics,
and Rheumatic Drops, highly beneaslal 10
the Rheume,fm, may be had BY applying al
above ST
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14

By what sort { i2gic.ciNhing Mr..
Madison or bis Secretary at war can
make it appear t:at#s1as ssachuse,ts is
not a frontier state, = arc Al a loss 10
conjecture. Perh4ps ao#ever an edict
has been sent forth f.au he Washing
ton palace "that a. mocra;ic states
and none others shsi - considered as
frontier, whatever N their aiIuation
or boundaries. and - i the rest are
declared zrithout the and zuithout
the protection Of tb N, but under
its su6jecuoa u o. fact, it is
time for us set rr -'rselves tit
be otberwise, 5u 'tat and Jusf
President has cofla 5 gross geo.
graphical errors tasa saiu 3ble 65' in
creasing part oil tge CO 1.4 "ealth, the
District of Maine, hasa .roaner border
ing on the enemy, g II tef ex '.nt
than any state in tive enior asssam
qcaddy, following sae Esia,h lines
round to Nepis, or the uoea western
point of New Hampshire, -senis a
circuitous frontier o. more tbaa 5 thou.
sand miles in extent ana yet, s. aDge to
tell, Massachusetts . nor 6rown ar
Washington as frontier state
New Hampshire towns a wedge be-
tween Maine and Vermont, the sharp
end of which DOES but just reach the
Canada lines yet is New Hampshire
considered frontier state and has been
furnished with 1000 stand Of arms.
Vermont has a more extensive frontier
line. but three quarters less than Massa.
chusetts She mas been distinguished
also by Presidential favor and has re-
ceived $500 stand of aims. The Dis
trict OF Columbia, (pray wha, is this
frontier to, except the place !! is not en-.
titled BY the act to a single musket, ye,
has 10 been loaned 1900 North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio
Kentucky u ennessee, have received
about 10000 among them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
Commonwealth of MaGachuierts:

CuMBtRtASo IS.
vNHEREAS, Jonatsan ingalls,, Of Pnere ID
~ the county of Cheihre, and fla,e Of
New.HsmPlhire, yeoman. Executor of tha
laR will and ,eaament of. JoGah 1nRall,, OF
Pingre aforeiaid yeoman, .deeeafed. has pro-
duced to me The faofcrber, Judge Of he Pro.
bate of Wills, &c fer the county OF Cumber.
lsld afereiaid, a Copy Of faid Will under Tho
fesi Of the Cor.f of Probaie for the carn,v of
Chelhire aud ftafe Of New. Hampihre afose.
fad, where ,he fame has been dulv proved
and allowed, purluant to the law. Of aid lta,e.
aud has in writing certified 20 me ,h1t the laid
telaror had Real EGa's in the county of Cum
5srIand aforefaid, whereon the isd Will mae
operate and therefore, defired tina, the ,aid
Will may be fed and recorded in the Probate
of (aid county, puriuant 10 the fiatute of faid
Comm ,nweai,h in iuch cafes made and provi-
ded and that sdmini!tration on faid eilate
with the Will annexed may be gran cd to him,
and fuch o. her proc teediug had thereon for set-
thing fad effa,e a. ,he law directs
I do therefore hereby give pubic notice ,hat
have aihgned and do hereby sGyu Wedoef.
day, the 2S,h day of July ueIs, at ten cock
IN the forenoon. for ,sk'ng he fame INTO con-
liberation at q Probate Court hen 10 be hol-
den ~ Portland, w'h,u & fof the fzid cousty
Of Cumbe land, az ~teh time and ace anv
perfon or perlon, may appea' and thew caufe,
any they have, for or Aglna he fling and
recording of laic Will
Given under niJ hand a, Por and in Caij
county Of Cumberland. the cen v eieht a dav
of May, A d 1918 SAM FRsgN m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
6a,ette Sbip Jaeps.
PORT OF PORTLAND-isls


Ibs,sdsy. Js.s io---Arrived loop Harriet,
Capt. Collins, from Penobfcot. vith cargo Of
hih' Saw no cruiers.-fch. Lark, Capt
Strong, from do.
T5s.jdey, Jsss TO-
Arrived Snow Thames, 4 Burn, Prise
Matter, pr re to the privateer Yankee. ol
Briitol, X with a cargo of Cotton
F.iioy. Jsss u.
Arrived fchr Union, Farrow, from Frank
fort. bound to Salem.
Same do, Arrived fchr Defiance. toieph
Grafton from George. aiver-feh Char iotte
I. co'ley. from St George-aoop E1. Bafhaw
Robbinion, from Freindfhip-iaw no cru.lers
S.'ssse,, Jsas ~
Arrived fchr superb Capt sawyer. from
Boifon-SPoke, at /, o'clock, one mile from
Wood lnand ligh,. privateer fchr. Thomas, Of
Pordmou,h. with the LiVrfst Pssis,, prize
bound to Portimou h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
F1iT, Rye, Ryemea, Rye Flour d,,t
AppAs.
William Francis,
.f~ for (aie
275 bbls. s Flour,
25 do hne do
IS do s. + Rye do
Rye, Ryeneal. and Apples.
1une IA
NEW ASSORIMENT
Belknap Il Runnells.

Belknap Il Runnells,
Ne J, Nifty. Rs,p, Middle f,esf,
Lave JUN received an additional afortment
of Gentiemcn's Ladies', Miffss and Chill.
dren's Morocco aud Kid
SHOES,
Of the newell fafhion, q flilabIe for the fsafon
On hand a general sfor,uheu, Of Boots and
Leather Shoes, of good quality Aa~.
Italian Pate Backing,
fuperior to any ever made or imported into
this country-it is ufed with very little trouble,
and 10 great preiervative TO the Leather
Gentlemen who with 10 p,irehsfe valuable
Backing will find il to their advantage TO call
and fupply themteIves.
II the above Black,ae does not snfwer ae-
cording to the recommendation, the purchaf
er may have the privilege to return il and
receive his money again.
N. B.--The Boot and Shoe making Bu6nefs
executed in the ueatel fliie and at the ihortelf
notice, as ufual. Psrsissd, Jsss "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14

VNyE he fubicribers. having been appointed
w by the Judge of Probate. for 'he county.
Of Cumberland. to receive and esaniine the
claims Of the creditor, TO The eflaie OF
AARON rITZ,
late Of Portland. in fad county fssdler, de1
eeafed, reprefenied ioioiveni give no ice that
Gx month. are allowed the creditors 10 hr ng
in and prove their claims. and iha we flsli
attend that fervice at the office of John Frosh-
inshsm. Efq. in faid Portland. on the ar
Thurfday Of this, snd the fecond Thuridays Of
the Eve following months.
JOHN RoTHTNCHAM,
JOSEPH TIrCOMB.
Portland, 3ms -, 1873
NOTICE is hereby given. that the fubieri-
A> Der has been du'y appointed adm,niffrs'
tril on the effa'e Of
RIcHARD MANNING,
lats of Salem, iu the county of thex deceaieNf
and ha, given bonds - the law directs all
perfons having demands againit iaid e'ia'e are
requefted to p, efsnt them, and al perions M
deb,ed are requefted TO make payment 90
MARIAN MANNING, Adm's.
or ROBERT MANNIN0, 6n A''sr"c:
Jsns "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
Css,5r IA ID IT, Portland, 7use stb. Isl

Csmsr ID IT, Portland, Juss st5, IeIs.
TAKEN lyy virtue Of two Execution. az and
i William Jewett, of faid Portland Ner-
chant, and to be fod a, Public auctioo ON
Wednesday the I4ih day Of jay ne1,. II
O'Clock. a M in from, of the Maine Fee and
Marine lnlurance Office Erchsns. ,,,eet,
Portland, 25 Shares in fxid Maine Fire and
Marine Infuranes Company Numbeted fro m
ls5 to ! 9, inclu6ve, and fi.m5 5ss.
inc udve-being the fame which were a tach-
ID on Mefne prccefs a. the property of iaid
William Jewett Ter m. a, the tale.
JOSEPH NJ. GERRIsH. D.. SbF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
9Dortlano:
Monday, June Ia, 1918.
Tie dignity and honor of Massa-
cliuSetfs maintained.

tftaottfS rfUffttfIffus
The report of the Committee to
whom was referred that part Of the Gov
ernor's Speech which relates to the Pre-
sideni's withholding the Massachusetts
quota ofarms for the militia, we recon-
mend to the attentive and serious peru
sal of all our readers. We sincerely
lament the cause which has rendered it
necessary for this state 20 take a firm u
determined stand, in vindication of her
rights and honor. AS member Of the
Union, partaking of all the benefits oil it,
Massachusetts has been denounced and
by the general govern.
ment. She sustsins her full proportion
OF all the burdens and expenses OF the
war, and OF an administration which has
had the daring TO withhold some OF her
legal and most essential rights. The
iigniied and energetic language OF this
report, will, as it ought, receive the ,m
,naRfed INTERPOLATION OF every citiz of
This Commonwealth who is not biassed
1y party, and prefers the honor and in.
dependence of his own state, to the pros
eeution OF war, now explicitly declared
% be waged not Tor the protection oil
our seamen alone; as has been hereto
ore alledged, but against the right of
searching neutrals either FOR PERSONS or
property
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
BENJAMIN Buxton's Eitate


DtvlD BUXTON, one Of the heir. 10 ,he
~ etta,e Of benjamin Bus on ate of North.
yarmouth. in the county OF cumb eriand, de.
ceafed, inteftste, having Tbs day made appIi.
carton to me tor div,eon Of he Real B..atc
Of faid deceafed-I hereby give nc,Iee 20 he
other heirs aud oil conce ned thar the laid
application will oe eonGdered at q Probate
Cour, to be holden At the houle Of seth Mitch.
eli, in faid Nouhyarmou h, on the third We'd
nelday of ia y next, 1t uine O'Clock N when
and where they may he prefer, and fl..w caute
why the fad ea.e fhould pr houid not be
divided among the faid heirs.
SAM. FREEMAN. Js4sr (/sis Cent.
JS's 1878
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public no,ieS
TO 81 concerned, that fhc has been duly
appointed and taken upon hsffelf the tIuit OF
adminlfra attix on The enate of
sILAs MOVES,
late Of Falmouth, in the esunty OF Cumber-
lana, yeomao, decssfed. by giving bond az the
law d'Sects-ihe therefore r.quens all pc fons
rho are Indeb ed to the faid Jeceafsds efia,e,
to make immediate pay rhent; aud thofs who.
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit rhs fame
TO RACHEL MOVES.
1sse 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
MARRIED..
In this town, by the Res Elijah KelIog. Mr.
William Hyde TO Mi(s Juaa DouRlas

Unparalleled Ds9,ssb-Married, at PAris,
lKent on he i7sh uit. Mr. Ezekiel Hopk .n.,
OF Concride, aged 30, to Mr.. Nancy D.vs of
that ri ace aged 81. The bridegroom was in
uoduoed TO hrs bride. for the fra time, about
two O'Clock of that day, eoured aud obtained
her content IA an hour. entered mo an a,h
Gle # g'""s"', had IT ratified, got our. liceufe,
procured clergyman, witne(s, &c and The
happy couple were fAfely ,arsd is The fa, 81
ve" u so,jsgsf /eiisiiy. BY the hour Of four hav-
ing wi'h amazing veiseisy, completed the
whole bu6nels IN TWO hours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14

rs JbouH be The Philadelphia
papers mention the arrival of a cartel
IRON !, Jamaica with prifones, and fay,
IN TINS cartel, we are told, arrived a
nuuoer OF foreigners as pretended A
a'er'cana, while a number of native
americans a are left to fufer, as the
Tp Tap Gould not bring the whole"
.n's war being made by and for for
& ssaeIs' 1t is proper they fhould be
f'F taken care of!-Sal. Gas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
FOR sale.

A FARM Handsomely f'uated in Scarbo-
"a rough. containing about SO acres of good
land, under Improvement, with good houfe
and barn, and good we'll of water thereon,
and an orchard, which will make IS barrels of
cider yearly A good fituation for Tanner.
Said Farm 10 fiiuared 8 miles from Portland,
and ! from Judge souhgs'es Fo, further
particulars Inquire of !oHs BrRRY, on the
prem,ie., or RcuARp B,nRy, Of Wayne.
7sas u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
Eroo, WASHINGTON, Mne 2.

Z TJUW ~ So't'''S t0fsi - 49, ~
aThe Senate have had the subject of
,ur new nominated foreign ministers
Srlore them to day.
The nomination of Mr.. Russell, as
.;c;s,er TO Sweden, is submitted to
.ommittee consisting of Mr. King, Mr..
c,oldsborough, and MIR. Anderson. with
sn understanding that they shall report
roon the expediency OF sending min
,.,er to Sweden, and ofthe fitness of MIR.
pussell to fill the Office, and particular.
II whether he did receive from the
Nuke De Bassano noticed ofthe DEGREES,
&c. a. y
aon the subjectof,he Russian En-
bassy, resolutions have passed the Sen
ate for informstion---
81. Whether any and what docr-
meu,s have been furnished by the Rus
.;.n Government to ours--of their dis,
posi,ion to mediate Tc.
a2. Whether, by appointing Mr..
Callatiu, the otiise of Secretary of the
Treasury will become yacant-and if
not, how is it now filled +!
GAS committees are appointed in
the Senate by ballot of tne members,
YOU will readily see the temper Of that
House upon the subject"
rThe legislative business Of Con
press, on public affairs, has not COM
menced. No reports have come from
the Committees, on any subject recon.
mended in the Message.
Mr.. Madifon's boating of the fuc-
reats of our arms by land, reminds
US Of many Gamelters, who never
fai! to make known their winnings,
without adverting to their LOFTS, al
tho they may, perhaps, at preced
ing fitting have doubled or trebled
their gains. is certainly far more
agreeable to view the fair 6de of a
picture only, but, "Tell the truth, &
ihame the - is and old faying,
and it will hold good in every fitua-
tion Of life and even a Prefident
ought not, to be alhamed Of telling
the truth. We know and the Amer
ican people ALTO know, although Mr..
M. takes great pains to conceal the
fact, that in every inRance where we
have been in contact with the enemy
Except perhaps at York, and our
victory there was dearly bought we
have come off secsnd ben. He ha.
given US a view of the fair Gde oi
the York affair, but has taken care
not to fay one word that might tend
to alleviate the diitreles of the fur.
vivlng relatives of the l or 200 un.
fortunate men who were blown up
or manned by the exploGon of the
magazine at that place He has PAT.
fed over the lois ofthe intrepid Pike
and his brave compatriots, with as
much indifference as il the cffuGon OF
American blood were of no more
confequence thar the lofs of 70 much
bullock's blood whereas, zue value
and we believe, il the truth could be
afcertained, that nine tenths of the
American people do the fame, tbs
lofs Of these men at higher price than
ve would that Of Mr.. Madifon anc
all bis followers in congress. But it
appears as if great men conceive
themfelves at liberty to fuppret:
truth or exaggerate it as may bei'
fuit their purpofes. 1t is pofIible
however, that Mr.. Madilon has no
dehgnedly been guilty of either--tht
iohes we have fnltsined have proba
oily in his view. been 10 trivial as mo-
tOProduee any imprefIion upon hh
mind, and in penning his mefage,
they may entirely have efcaped his
recollection n!-Wmchefer Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14

New London, and our fduadron there, were
fate on Wednefday morning. The 'fhips had
been resoved miles above the city The
town might be dearoyed in combat but
the fquadron are conhdered out of danger s.
the enemy would fuffer greatly the prepars-
sions OF defence beiug ample.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14

The Legislature o. New.Hampshire,
have chosen the Hon. JOHN CoDpARp,
as Senator, TO represent that state in the
Congress OF III. United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14

ted and demanded renuneration--after
much ado the privateersmen etnbbed TO-
gether and partly compensated the man
for the depredations they had committed
on his property.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
TO LET.

ONE balf of a eonvsssn, DWELLING
~ HOUSE. 6tuated in Plumb Street For
particulars Inquire at this Cfioe. Juas a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-14
NORTH CdROLTNI.

by the closest calculation we have
been able to make, the aggregate of
votes taken at the late election, would
give majority OF at least 5000 in favor
OF peace - Raieigh, (N. { Minerva.