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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-16

FOR SALE
By LAWRAsON g FOwLE,
The Cargo Of the brig Dolhhin, eattain
Swtf, from Boston---being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks LiMe
100 boxes Mould * D;pt Candles
10 hhds. N. E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
so boxes Soap
October %
LANDING
From the ochooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and 70, sale
by
Lawrason e Fowle. :
hhds West India Rum,
Is barrel. Tanners Oil,
100 boxes Soap,
so do Mould Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cydcr, Of one dozen
each,
900 rcams of Vellum Foolscap and
Pot Writing Paper.
8 boxes Seine Irvine.
October %
FOR SALE
On Board The sloot Priscilla. nozv lying
az Merchants WhaJ,
4 Hhds. retsilins Molasses
GOO Bushels Liverpool Salt
80 Blown do.
so PatatoeS
Nopsfaber IA q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-16
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and DhUGUioA
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EPSONS. AID nerr
! LLOYD'S-
Eeivea 10 addition tc
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on as good terms Z
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| also received a ge-
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! PQ.ens Medicines
Ricc Filters,
kment,
e Elivir, 70, Coughs,
Consumptlons, &c,
Powders,
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
A List of Letters

~ EXAMINING in the PoR Once a
r. Battletown ga December, if no,
taken out bssote the 3Ia March, will Be
seq, 30 the General Pot Office.
William Allen, john BarchelI, MIN
roo 3iaop, hlifs Sarah Cafismas. Mi
csjah Crupper, J.ha Chamber. DsIphin
Drew, DIR. VIM. A. Dangeraeid, James
Gildart, Sscphea Gls,eock, Mrs. Sally
KEENAN,, Mrs. Amelia Kiger, Capt. Tho
mas K.enhan, Edward Marsusm, Hiram
l.. Opie, Mrs. Ais Redman, George
Rieley, James Reveal, Riehasd L. Red
nam, Dcasf William M. Robertfon,
Mrs. Ann RocheRer, Aueuftine Smith,
Jscob sowe,s, Graahney Williams. Alex
sndsr Wood Tariton +. Webb ~ Mrs.
Frances B: Wood ~ George Wyndom
DANIEL AMIN, P. NJ.
Jan. 9. 3;9y
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
ON EENEvOLENCE.

|" Wide as the sun his bright dominion spreads
|" Hexv'n bori. benevolenee her bounty sl,etls,
/" She, meek eyed goddess, quits th'asgel;c
sphere,
6 To Danish gricf. and dry the human tear."
BENEvOLENCE is a virtue, the
most auiahle in it's nature, and bene-
fetal in its Effects. II sheds ditfusiv e
Iustre wherever it is exercised. Its
cheering influence enlivens the gloomy
hubitation of sorrow. makes glsdsome
the way Of the afflicted, relieves tn c
sorrows Of the unfortunate. wipes the
big swoln tear from the furrowed
cheek OF grief, and administers heal
ing bal,n 10 the wounds Of the Distress
ed.
Repevolence. at the same time i,
tends to individual happiness, pro-
mates the common good. Were all
men aetaated by spirit of phi!anthro
py, there would be N end 10 broils and
Instead Of wars, factions
ard disturbances III communities. we
should see mankind united as brethren
and mutually icciproeat;ng good of!i-
ces. All motives of self interest
would be absorbed in the more gene
rous desires of INCREASING the general
welfare. Peace would extend her
:. olive wend,' and under mild reign,
the great family of man would EN- 10Y
security and happiness.
No longer would the poor cry for
bread in The streets. The unfortunate
widow, in the day of her affection.
w6u|d no hanger be destitute of II help
er, and the mild voice of charity
wo uId became responsive, to the plain
tive wall ofthe orphan. Reason would
usurp tie place of passion, and man
no longer seeking revenge in his naigh-
boris sui'ering, would bury all wrongs
in oblivion, and forgive even the
sevcnty-seventh eifense.
Not euiy should bencvoicnce be en-
PLAYED in relieving the mi.fortuaes of
othcfs, but in forming an opinion OF
their actions and character. Too liza
be are we in our Judgments Of per-
sons to be swayed by prejudice OF par
TALLY. Too often it is the ease, that
the innocent suffer by rash and incon
siderate determinations.
When we consider the fraiity OF our
natures, and how cantioua we ought To
be Of injurins ano,her's good -reputa
ten. we skall find it more for our mu.
tual convenience to forgive, than Il
censure, AMI Instead Of dcpreeiatins
ano.!,cr's merit, to draw the mantle
of charity over the imperfestions Of q
brother.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
For Sale.

Ng fusfcriber offers fer sale tina
. valuable STAND in M,adlesown,
en- the great weaersi Rage road leading
from Winchester 10 Stanton, IA miles
from the former. 1t has been occupied
for many years as a TAVERN, and is at
prefoat in the poHefion Of Archibald Hol.
Ian. Ii has commanded very extenGve
fhare of the travelling cufom. will al
70 fell Ave acres OF LAND near fsid
town. Fhis property ia offered on very
accommodating terms, as only fmall
part Of the Purchaie money will be re-
quired in hand the balance in FIVE or & x
annual payments. If early application
be made very great bargain will be
given.
+. y. MASTIN.
-Midd!etown, Jan. g. 4e5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
Virginia, to wit T:

AT Rule, holden in the Clerks OEee Of
the Superior Court of Chanoery for the
Wincheiier Diarie. the 18th day Of De-
cenbcr, 1917.
A LEXANDER WHITE, Robert
"A White, jun. Margery Bealle, Ed
ward Tabb, John TaSb --. and
Mary his wife, late Mary Tsbb, Francis
White and Margaret his wife, Mary
White, Barbara M'Vicker, Robert Full
ton Middleton and Sarah his wife late
Sarah White, and Margaret Mufe execu-
trix and Msguus Tate, executor Of Bat
taiie Mufe. decd. Plaintiffs.
Thomas Sw aine, Samuel Swaine, Jo{hua
Swaine, Noah Swaine and John Swaine,
nd Rcbccea Svaine, widow and relietsf
oiAua Swaine, decd. Dcfts.
THE defendant, John Swsine not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given fe
|curity according to the ad OF sN,mbIy
and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing by fa;isfaeory evidence, that he is
GOT an inhebitant OF this country Ii i,
lnrdered, that the faid defendant do ap-
pear here on the frft day of the next terri,
and anfwer the bill of the plaintiffs an:
that copy Of this order be forthwith in
ferted in fome newipaper publihed in
Winchester, for two months fucceHivsly
aad poRed at the 'front.' door of the Ccur :
Houfe in the faid town of Winchefter.
Tsae,
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
Rec. II. amoI
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23

BY virtue Of Deea Of Trua executed
to ;he sub,criber by John Carlisle for the
purpoics therein mentioned, will be sold
TO the hieheR bidder for Ready Money
on the Er& day ofnext February at the
own hoGfc on Back Creek, a
Tract ofland Containing one hundred ard
thirty six acres, in Frederick County,
the Iaad Of John Anderfoo, Mi.
chscl Csppcr and others, this land is as
good as is conmon to be SEGA on Timber
Ridge! The Title for said Land will be
'uch as The Dced of TIua authorizes me
make.
JONATHAN LOVETT.
January q ct 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
CAUTION,

THE many depredations committed
: on the Land purehafed by the fus.
fcribers of Daniel Lee, Efq. adjoining
Charles Magill and D. Lee osli ses
them thu, pueiicly to caution all perious
from consulting fnilar offences in fu-
tnre -Pcrfen, tranfsreGng FALL mott af-
furedly be dealt wifA as the law directs.
The fence euclssing the aforeiaid land
having this day been viewed and declar-
cd Lawful, We will conicqusntly enforce
the mott rigorous asps againf owncIs Of
fheep or cattle of any Description, which
have hitherto been in rhe practice of de
prcdating on our wheat to an ex,en,
which cannot longer be horse. ~hics
may again be found committing Gmilar
dcpredatious.
JAMES ANDERSON,
PETER HAM.
January 9. tfq5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
A List of Letters

u EMAINING in the PoR- OiTee; II
IN not taken out before the IRE dsy
day Of April next, will be feat to the &C.
neral Poit Office.
James AnLerfea, Matthew Brows, Pc
ter Bruncr Isl David Beer, Nicholas Ba-
Ter, Henry Bell, T. Bartick, James Csa
dy l3' Daniel Conway. James Cunroad,
Charles Carlyle, William Cafe, Jobn
Cenbs, Daniel Carmile, Runcy Camp
bell, John Dark, John Decker, Jafhaa
Davis, Sarah Darlihge, benjamin. Ellis,
Hsary Fail, David Gone, Elijah Green
we'll, Wallace Hannah, oxmpfon Hendor-
fon, John hammsck, John Higgins, Ds-
MEL Hillar, Adam Harness, Adam Hair
~ Lewis Hsuzare, Elias Jones III Ia
cob JiukiBs, Stephen JliF, Capt. Jofeph
ksnay, Noah Larue, John Larieant.
Pullman J. Leach, Daniel Lane, Danisl
Ludwick, Lewis Lumford, James Lcith
~ John Lud wick, John "a Bride, Jaaass
M'Dougle, Maj. John Mitchell, John
Nef, Jacob Oats, VIM. Parril, AFy
picrfoass Solomon Parks, James r Esd
Landcrs Shores, Jacob Simmerman, John
Sibring, Henry Smith, John Smith, John
Thompfon, John Tobridgc, Elizabeth
Tuley, +. White, john Wright, Samuel
Williamson, Henry Winner, John War
ding, Charles Watts, Charles Wolver-
ton.
JOHN JACK, F. M.
Romney, Jan. 9. 1905
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
NOTICE.

commandsnts Of Battallons and
j, Comp oies in tho rad regimcht OF
Virginia Militia, are requsaed to meet
at MIR. George ffeffeI's Tavern 10 Mill
wood on the z9th inf. Cor the potpofe of
sfcertainiug aud dcicfibing the bounda-
ries of the bsttalicns and companies OF
fsie regiment.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR,
Col. Commandment Of the f22d
Rss't. y. N.
JanpaTy.s, stsS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
FOR SALE

{ IN thursday the 4,h day ofFe5rda-
~ ry .cxt, at the houfc Of the late
PHILIP UsR, all the perionaI eAa,c of
the dec ed, consisting of valuable Ne.
sro Ma j and Woman. iinall Boy and
Girl, variety of ufeiul Household Fur
allure, C.rn, Hay, Wheat Fan, Cow,
&c. The terms will be, all fums nndsr
twenty dollars, cain, and above thar ius,
90 days credit, on giving Notes ne gotta
bic In the Bask Of Wincheaer. Also.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
A Tract Of Land

adjoining the Ca-Capoh Springs, con-
tanning bx,wix; twb and three hundred 4 :
crcs, well tinbered, and II is faid has a
valuable mill feat thereon: The great
demand for plank and fcan,.ing will make
tae!e latter tracts vaiuabls.
The real property OF this eaat. will
be disPoted ofby private fAlc, and the
terns made acconned sting 10 purcha.
iers. For terms apply TO either OF the
fubfcIibeIs.
JOHN AMBER, } t.
K. SMITH, s :.
yau, 9. 4:Q3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
For Sale:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on which l now live, consisting
of mara than

TNHATyALUABLEP PROPERTY
on which l now live, consisting
of mere than
Five, Half Acre Lots,
well enclosed with a high board fence.
The improvements consist u u COM
Portable and convenient
DWELLING HOU Sc,
about 40 BY 80 feet-a good
Barn and Stables
the town stream passes through tie
lotsA-Thc fertility Of the soil is cqaal
TO any in the state. and the rrodue-
tions remarkably prolific. Added to
this, there are perhaps few spots in the
state SO we'll stocked witt, u chsics
Selection Of f'71.it frees,
or in a more healthy or prosperous 81
tnation. The number may he esiinat.
ed at eco, which (witheut providen
Itial interference will be in full bear.
ing the eussinS ssassn-The property
viii be sold on reasonable terms, aid
will be she wn to any person inclined
to purehase-There may now be had
a large quantity OF choiee grated iirui,
trees; also considerable quantity oil
potatoes and vegetables or ,liss, ehI
kinds, which, for the want Of a come.
niency to send to market. will be soid
low at my dwelling. II said property
is not disposed of before spring, l will
purchase all the house Ashes that err
be obtained, and pay either cash or
orders for groceries or dry gosds.
JAMES HOLIDAY.
Winchester, Jan. o. 3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23

His name long since was heard-who
did not know
In wo nth and valour few were known
his equals
In genius none--Thenbe his we'll earn :
ed fame
CLARA.
Timer. Citizen.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
w oodstock Coffee House
IND HOTEL.

HE subscriber respectfully inforas
l. re public that he has purchased the
house in ,he town Of " .ihock, known
as the COFFEE HOUSE & HOTEL,
late in Poaession Of Nh. James Lee. where
he intends TO afford entertainment to these
who may be disposed 60 give him cali.
He is well provided with every requisite
for the comfort and accom- notation Of
travellers, and no cAers.oas, OH MS parrs
hail be spared TO neIit the puolic patro-
mage.
ALEXANDER SANFORD.
Dec. rs. ttas
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
THE SUBSCRIBER
OFFERS FOR sale
The Mill and Plantation
en- WHICH ne WOW LIy5.

CT WHICH EK NOV LIT5,
7UVHE Mill is situated On 'Fh omas's
a Run, for ,er!y the property of
JaFaes Bruce and lately the property of
J ohm Campbell, deed. The Mill is in
good Order, and there is u good two
siory frame hoase. and every necessary
building. The wafer that the ziII is
on never fails. Further particulars
will he made known by application tn
tha subscriber.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Dee. 20. 90
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
jan. g..

HIS day Came the pl&intir By her
4 attorney aud it appearing 10 the
court that the folmcr order of putlica-
ton made in this cause has bcea duly ex-
ecuted, and the bill having been tiled
more than three months, it 10 il.srcfofc
ordered that the said bill be taken for
confessed and that the court will az the
next March tenn proceed to make 6nal
decree according to the prayer Of said
bill unless good cause be shown TO the con-
trary. and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed 10 Winchester for two months
excessively, and another Copy posted at
the front door OF the Court Horse of the
said County.
A Copy Teste
Il. DYER c. &c.
Dec. 70. o1
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
II Rg1,saway Negro.

NM as corrni,tea 10 the Coal of
w county Oh ths z4;h alt. Negro
man who calls hinleIf HAMLET, and
says he belongs to Edward SANFORD of
Fairfax County said Negro is about s
feet or 10 inches high, very black--a-
boat II years of age-l1is owner is def.
red 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges ard take hin, away.
GECRGE 1RISLER, Jailor.
January z. ga II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
A valuable Plantation

about enc mile from town, on which is !,
comfortable Dwciiiag Honse, Barn, &c.
The trat contains 7o5 acres, Of which
About 90 acres are cleared and the re.
ma,ncer In valuable woods fine firesm
rans thraugh the land with valuable r.es-
dow adjoining. This trae will either
Se fold together, or lettsd off to fait pur.
cssfcrs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
January z.
CAUTION.

Tie public are warned not to take
I Afi;gnments on foae certain Notes
paEcd by the Subscriber to John Cougar
ior 100 dollars each dated on the 9Th or
9TH November lztt, payable in 4 7 10 and
!, Months after date, as he is determined,
for good reasons, not to pay the same Va.
IeEs compelled by law.
ARCHIBALD HOLLAN.
January o. st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
POETRY,
TIE GRAPE OF HAUL TON.

or deep rep0se aud death each va
grant breeze
Lies hush'd within its cell, ia seeming
fear,
The solemn calm Of nature should be
broken
save when solitary zephyr's sound
Signing In meurnful cadence, through
the trees,
Seems like n parted spirit's whisper
ing voice
Which tells Of wee to come
A chilly horror rushes through my
frame,
As o'er this sad sepulehral scene I
tread,
With slow and winding step--lest OH
some grave
Haste might impel my feet--Nor you,
We wise,
Smile ut the superstition fond, which
deems
The act uuhoIy and saeriicge
To nAture's laws Oh rather JON end
The reverence due, to natures sad re.
mains.
This is the spot my wandering feet
have sought
The last receptacle OF him, who once
Was great as good-alas {! how far
beyond
Ths reach af common naturcs-his it
was
70 blend each noklsr quality which
FERNS
The soldier, statesman, and eadear-
ing friend
In happy union-his the feeling heart
Which TO the tender charities oY life,
Beat in kind unison-the electric
power
VI genius was his own, III such de-
gree
That uli stood muto before h;m-awfui
lesson
To mans fond vanity-thet HAM1L-
TON,
Whose wisdom, goodness, raiour, wore
alln0st
BEYOND all parallel, has how'd bene ath
Deaths iron sceptre and but late ca
tomb'd
That eye, whose sounds in pleasing
letters held
dust.
Bright dart the moonbeams DER his
low!y gave,
And by their siiv'ry light, metlinks I
real
A name to him aliied-his eldest hope!
Heart-Piereins sight! here, side by
side, ARRANGED,
Father and son lie wrapt in long re-
pose:
Alike untinleiJ fallen, victims alike
To lIaner--.tyrant Of the feeling heart.
Oh hapless mefber! widow'd wife
what words
Can paint thine anguish Scarce the
streaming tears,
Which deep maternal sorrow taught to
flow,
Were dry'd from tht pale cheek,
when this rude blow
Struck at the beam Of peace that still
remand,
And tore it from thy breast. May
each bIest power,
Kind guardians Of the good, with con
slant care
Support thy grief-worn heart; and
resignation
Upon Thy bosom shed her healing dew.
For him, who lies, this sacred dust be-
meath,
Vain is our deep regret--a nstion's
tears--
a nations prayera could not avail, to
add
One raoment to his liRe-Yet, to our
A soothing, qelancholy pleasure
springs
From ey'ry tribute RENDERED TO S
worth:
How justly all must know--Fond me-
mUry still
Delights to trace the youthful warriors
steps
From field to field, but chiefly loves to
dwell
On southern plains, where York ex-
tends her bounds
Where, TO the desp'rate cha'yc, his
troops he led,
Then on the vanIaish'd foe, beniynIy
smiled.
Surely angels, from their abodes look'd
Down -
And blest u yietfy worthy of hero.
UNMARKED with b;oods conlaminatiug
staia,
YalOur and mercy for his youthful
brow,
Il laurel crown emtwin'd with fairest
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
A Tract ofLand

GU Sleepy Creek, OF betwixt FIVE and fix
hundred acres. near the place called the
bali way hsufe, on the Bath road. This
land is fertile and is well focked with
timber for lhinelcs and ol.nk
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
RE MOVAL
w. w. VERNON

has removed his TAYLOR SHOP to the
houfe formerly occupied by MIR. Daniel
Overake;, and lately by MIR. James An
derfon, one door fouth OF M. Nathan
Anderfon's where he will be happy 10 ex-
~cuts the commands of his Cu.tomers.
January 2. cs tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
The Houses 6 Lot

whe.eon the deceafcd refded; an u:,;n
proved Lot opposite the pre.byte.isr
meeting houie, and Eve acre cur Lct.
Gtua:si.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
Valuable Land For Sale.

4 will sell that we'll nown stand for
z merly owned by Capt. Robert Craig,
one and half miles west of Abingdon
Virginia. There is Seven Hundred and
sevsnty i've Acres of Land, one hundred
and f.,y acres Of which is cleared, and
undcs good fence-about fifty acres of
good Meadow, large Peach aud Apple
Orchards, with Excellent Buiidisys sutE-
GENTLY large and Commodious tor any
number of travellers that may Offer; COED
Springs, Stone Stables and Store Dihille-
ry. will sell the whole of the lsad or
part as may best suit tie purchafer, and
give Immediate poiieflion.
John MITCHELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
January 2. ga )
EAGLE TAVERN.

. be subscriber begs leave TO inform
4 his friends and the public in general,
that he has renioyed to the Stone House
adjoining the Pot Ciice in Woods:oek,
at the siau OF iiis
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
Spread Eagle

where he is provided with good Beds,
StAblesgc and provender, and good
Hotter he is alto provided with good
supply OF Liquors ; and every exsrtion
VIII be c!1d 10 render satisfaction 10 all
who shall call ca him: The subtcriber
tenders his sincere thanks for the liberai
encouraa smert received at the Wood
aock Coffee Hcu!e and Hotel, and solic!x
a share OF the public patronage.
JAMES LEE. z
January z. o. If.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23

jansarys.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23

" Wide as the sun his bright dominion spreads
" Hexv'n bori, benevolenee her bounty shctls,
" She, meek eyed goddess, quits th'AaGel;c
sphere,
6 To Danish grici. and dry the human t,ar"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-01-23
Land For Sale.

Komnty, Jan. O.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-29
From tie Connecticut Courant.
4" OUR RED BRETHREN"


AS the barbarous csuslly OF the In
diaps has been theme OF invec,ive, en-
pIoycd for Tie purpose OF exciting a
thirst for veng eance against them, ana
as many uniformed people have beer
made 10 believe that the whole race oil
American sa,aees deserve little short
Of after determination it is worth while
to view this subject with some attcnIon
Tie Indians are not sble to speak lor
themselves, so as 10 make their voice
be heard at distance. They have no
historians, nor newspapers. Itthey had
our means Of giving information to the
world of the wrongs and injustice done
them, perhaps the balance Of grievances
would be found TO be on their side, ard
it would appear they arc more "slnnsd
against than SHINING"
Two centuries ago the Indians, so
called, were lords Of the whole territory
that IS now within the limits Of the u
ni,ed States, as we'll as Of the rest OF n.
Amerita. twas theirs to all inteIts and
opposes tor, although they had no pa
Per deeds OF charters, they had the right
VI immemorial possession. Nor did
they make mem figure in their own
eyes. They lad their kings and their
grave caunscllors and divided in
to several distinct & independent tribes
or nations some OF which, in respect to
numbers and proves, would have rank
ed high among the states of ancient
Greece.
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LAST Received fox sale
~, A hy'riJoNY RHODES,

spsxes Of Oofacs;ic Goods, con-
tsiniag 3cdtici.ine, Sh:n,hroys. ,'s"g-
ta,n., Plaid. aid straps, Sh"''ts
Cotton Threads, few pieces ri Use
ou..,,y S.9:nct,s rli.~l co;prs, 'E;c&
sn. drab co;orcd supsrane Cloth, COT
ton Sairting.
IN STORE,
Cotton Twigt white and colorcd
Men and Wonen's hG.e and coarse
,Ssocs
Mems iine and cosrse Hats
Saddles asd Trunks
q kegs Of first fua'i'F Chewing %
hacco, long Twist
% keg. of Pea lash
60 pieces Site India Cotton
Ceeion, Casdles and Ginrcr'cs rs
usual 'hS :
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Herring Seine Irvine.


Just reseiOed y FOR SALE,
case. Herring Sc: Twiac supe.
rior ous,ity Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
4 *: s. s;;.:.. ! SALT.
Russia ahd Ravens Duck
TO Shcctlngs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners al in bis and half bbls.
Sr~-m and Whale OIL.
Pint do IN tisrces and hbis.
'lgTa:nstoae in hals.
srsss No. ! AID Bottom Beef, bbis'
ami halt bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bis.
pb's. Tar, Rosin, Tar2ehtine and
Pi,ch.
Apr!i 2.