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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-08
ORPHANS COURT,

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January Term, 1918.
NRDERED that the executor of Jno.
4 y Richter, deceased, do insert in the
Alexandria newspapers the usual notice
to creditors and debtors, three times
week for eight weeks.
A Copy-Test:
= A. MOORE,
Register WlHs.
THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriner, of Alexandria county, in the
District of Coin:ubia, has obtained from
the Orphans G ,urt of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate OF John
Richter, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased; All persons having claims a
gainst the said deceased, are hereby re-
CURED to exhibit the same, duly anthem
tlcated, and passed by the said court, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day of July next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, are request
ed to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF January, 1913.
A. c. CAZENOVE,
Executor Of John Richter.
January Is eo8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-08
Notice is hereby gwen,

vR 70 the Stockholders Of the Me.
u chanics' Bank Of Aiexaudria-
That an Election will be held at re
Court-Hou in this town, on the second
Monday ofMarch next 18th fSr Sc pur-
pose OF choosing Fifteen Electors for
the ensuing year.
By order efthePre & Directors,
VIM. Patton, jun.
CASHIER.
Heosoary cote
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-08
ne VII

ne VII
WISHES to a
the public in gen4i
ed his Store. tm1
Kennels, lower q
where he viii S%|
FRUIT ST0REd
received
Fresh Lemon, u
Musca,sl aal \
quality
Solt-shclI'l NH1
Thirty barrels 81
Apples, sound %']
Sweet Cider ias|
Two hundred vi
tGc<. i
First rate CN'a1
Spanish C!s.lh.
Fresb Tso'' C%F
I.oaf I'D Oro"fssi
Molasscs, Gin!1
-, ,c.b NJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-08
RECEIVED

5p Schooner .1e.iada, from Boston, and
Seir Regulator, from Ne4O York,
A complete assortment OF SHOES, OF
all descriptions and fashions.
hi Store,
Cotton, Windos Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse aldes'
Trunks.
e. Gilman.
July q eoSt'aw
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SLE1
On MoNDNl
next, if fair; i VI
will be Offered ~
Captain csr;: n
for ready 'Oon:'-1
belonging to tn: u
deceased ; cOn'A'|
and children 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-08

W ! nsao 81
A. a ,woMlAs,,I
house house,, work, III
seeommendsd. n
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March 4.
60. rUBll}
VII Be sold a, psI
the lsA nn. D.
fair day, ~
"A. small N
containing Mo: n
ters' lying Near ~
pike a!ndcolchssssl
the said land !. -
House. Any M
tho land befor,, t!sJ
accommodates
MGulFe's, or Ill
terms of cola "a
| the remainder ii,al
| |? months Thai
| given to the ppr,..l
| by
! March S,
r. An agre1I
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| A TWO :, sI5T'
| "A and Gard.a !
| ly improved, none }
| bon.strect, bow I'd
| Stewart. Pos:eaa'
the llth April. I'd
| Alex
| March 5
| NOT.
| VHNHE S,,:sAols.
| 4 Bank Of Al,
| notified that 4 t.'js
| per cent. Or the e..,
! tnis day declared +,
! heir ltsAl rspr'a.
| Re- o,d..
| n,
| WAy p.'
| March 3
| -
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
HORSE-MARINE LIST.

PORT OF BOSTON --Wednetday Octo
Der Is Wind s. w clear weather. Fof
sevefsl days past we have had no arrivals
from the Sou,hwald, owing to head winds /;
his day, however, seven fast sailing wsg-
CONS have arrived. after very bo!slerous
passages, having bea, nearly all the wsy.
Among them are the 4 OK Wagons /" Tea
ger, capt HILL, Ia days from New Hsven,
csrgo fou' (having been obliged to put into
smell oulpodt IN distress, captain being
siek) rhe letter OF msrqne ? OK and > horse
wagon Cleopd',a, t,he " ng ports) capt.
DooIi.tle, 9 days from New.Hsyen, cargo
-four the 2 OK and 2 horse Wagon !" Spi.f
leg," capt. Ulrord. 10 days from N. Hsven,
ergo -four. and several Others. from New.
Haven, Hudson, &c with csrgoes -four, &c.
"a mes MISUNDERSTANDING flesh and heavy
sea running. was no, able to board them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

by war which deprives us Of real
rights, the right of giving employment
to our own feamen (now thrown out
of employ and filing Britiih prifons)
the right of going 70 market with our
produce, which we can no longer ex-
ercife, becaufe we have made war
with a nation which can take and
keep polFeiIion of our waters, and the
right of being fecure in our property,
which we no longer are Others "a
gain (bleFed with ihort memories)
will eng out " Free trade and Jaiiors'
rights - What paradox, when con-
tralted with their former pretenhons T!
They. who from the adoption of
the contribution, have been the dead
", avowed enemies to commerce, who
have at length fucceeded in deftroy-
ing it, who have cried i, down, from
the gatace to the dram flap ; as eve
ry man, (whofc memory extends be-
yond one year, well knows , now bel
low out !" free trade" They, who
lately wrote and fpoke in favor of
confgning our native born feamen, to
the wheel barrow, and the grubbing
hoe; who frowned upon maritime
enterpri.e; talked Of the Cbinefe EN-
pire, expatiated on agriculture, on
mechanics entitled /" Great cities
great l5res," and drove the valorous
Yankee from the ocean ! now huzza
for j" Sailors rights p Breakfaiting
in Uppermof Canada, and iuppng
in Quebec, and all or Saiiors' rights :
o irumpery o Notes !
For ,hefe and other reafons, ihall
vote for no man who is in favor OF
war.
II Nan in tbs galley, near Stuky'S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Reninnlin Y,ning's Eta c.

yOHN VINING adinpiesa,or on the efia,e
of Beni,min vining, lac of Durham in
the county of Cumberland, Yeoman deeeaied,
having made application to me he iutierber'
Jucge of the Cout, of Probate for lard county.
for an order 10 fe'' all The perionai eitaie OF
faid deceatd-I hereby give notice TO all
concerned tba, ihall conhder isid appIca-
tion at Probate Court TO be holden at the
Reqifter's Office in Portland, OIL Wednesday.
The tenth day Of November nert; when and
where they may appear and make their OBJ
iettous thereto, if any they have.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
O9eber Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
MEMORANDA

The Fame, an \ mericsh shaleman from
the South Sea. has been captured and ri.
ed into Englsnd she had 1900 bills oii.-
A valuable ] msics fee arrived 23d aug.
S.vannah. Sept 50..-On luesdby evening
last, The fine ship Anns, of Saco, lying abou,
miles above this CITY, oaugh' fire, (occa-
sloned by some fire b,yiog fallen III noeh
the back par Of the Camboose, on the deck)
and burn, 10 he waters edge. She VS. the
property Of NJ Cure. lie Memcer OF
Congress from lie District If Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
COW LOST.

CTRAYED from the lubfcriber on the 9th
~ inf fmali light red Mich Cow-with
a white belly, legs and rart of her tail. She
had fufpended from Cod-line round her
neck piece of wood. with ''A sfaaif'j
cut out on it She Is about S or years OF
age. Whoever has taken up faid Cow and
will return or give information OF her to the
fubfcriber. fhsll be generoufy rewarded fox
their trouble. AARON STAMFORD.
PorfIand Oe? by 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

Fer Jdlt, or TO be exchanged FIR Hogjs
and Lat IN Portland,
A Farm in Falmouth. f,uated about miles
~ from Portland. coniilting of eighty M
acres of excellent Lsnd--ahout 10 acres uneet
good improvement, ard The remainder 10 good
paiiure Land with large growth of Wood on
the fame lufficent, it is preiumed, 10 pay he
price which she owner asks for the Farm.
There !, on faid Land good one aory dwell
ling houle a well 1niihed Barn, 40 by Sc
feet aud good well of water.-ApPly a, the
Gfsstis Office. oet 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
F.. GREELY.

HAS for fsle a, No !, Long Wharf,
,2 pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. Muieovado Sugar IN quality
10 hid, w. | Rum
800 hhds Salt 10 chef, Souchong Tea;
10 chefs Hyfon Skin Tea
2co boxes Brown Soap
100 bbls. Beef-5o bbls. Pork
500 Gdes Soal Leather
Oa.bey 10. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
! toali concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon himielf the tfuit of
Administrator on he eita,e of u
Stephen Hall,
late re6den, in Portland in the county OF
Cumberland mariner deceaied, ny giving bond
as the law directs--Be therefore rtqueifs all
perlon. who are indebted 10 the iaid deceaf.
ed, eftate, to make immediate payment and
,hoie who have any demands thereon. TO ef-
bibi, the same 10 VIM. 'of'NooN
on. Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
LETTER OF MIR. OSGOOD.

LETTER OF MIR. OSGOOD.
he following extracts are taken
from letter written to the publisher OF
the Panoplist, by the Rev. Thaddeus
Osgood, dated London, May %, 1878:
Though in great haste, / cannot
seal this letter without giving you some
account Of what the Lords doing here.
Last week ! devoted the whole OF the
time to meeting of the Missionary So.
ciety and other religious and beneso
lent institutions. And | must say, az
the Queen of Sheba Ill to Solomon,
Notwithstanding all the great things
which we have heard in America, Yet
when we see and hear ourselves, we are
constrained TO say, the one hall was
not told US"
81 have heard two of the Royal
Dukes advocating with The greatest 81.
oquence and force of argument, the dis.
sanitation of the sacred Scripture, and
the universal diffusion oil knowledge a.
mong all ranks oil society. l, is no un.
common thing 10 see several thousands
OF persons convened at one OF these
meetings OF the Bible Society, consist
ing of all ranks from the Bishops, Lords
and Peers Of the realm, to the lowest
servants. And the attention 10 the
Missionary Socie les is not much inle-
rior. At several oil the public meet
ings last week presume | saw OF 4,
some say five or six thousand, OF peo
pie assembled, aud all appearing to be
of one Lesrt, and of one soul, as it was
with the frs: followers OF the Redeem
err. Last week was invited TO assist
in administering the ordinance OF the
Lords supper to very large assembly.
| believe there were three or four thou
.and communing at once in this me,rop
oils, al two different places, for no one
house in the city could contain
them Thought this was The loretaste
of heaven
al close with expressing sincere
desire, that we may all feel disposed 10
exert ourselves in advancing the glori
Gus work which God is now performing
in our world"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

THE fubieriber hereby gives public notice
L 10 all concerned. that he has been duly aP.
poin,ed acd taken upon himfef the traa Of
Adminiltra or on the eifaie OF
WILLIAM coLLICk,
late re[ident in Portland in the county of
Cumber land. mariner deceafed by giving bond
a, the law direcn-He therefore 'equeits al,
oerfops who are indebted to the fAid deeeaf-
ed. eliate 10 make immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon. 10 eK-
hibii The fame to VIM JohNsoN.
O9 a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

y HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
1 to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and taken upon him ielf the uua OF
Admin, orator on the efsis of
Amos freeman,
late refident in Portland in the county OF Cum
terand mariner decesied, by giving bend az
the sw directs he therefore Tequeits all per-
lon. who are indehted 20 the fad deeeaieds
eaa,e, 20 make immediate payment and tho'e
who have any demands thereon. to exhibit the
fome 70 VIM 'o'Neor'
0S. IA,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
1hnmnf Sim .ntcn's ERate.

Ibon1a5 Sfnl5nfcn5 I,7dle.
THE creditors to the enate of Thomas 81.
1 monitor, late of Portland in the county
of Cunberl and, Baker, deceAled, and all con-
cerued, are hereby notified hat Harriet ST.
monitor adminift atrix on faid Eiate has eI-
b;h;ted TO me, her account of administration.
and that the fame, together with an allowance
to her a, Wicow of faid deeeafsd, will be
eonl,dered at a Probate Court to be holden
at the Regifier'. Office in laid Portland, on
the fecond Wednesday of November next az
ten O'Clock, NJ. when and where they may
be heard thereon.
sAML FREEMAN, fudge fJsd Court.
Ot7febsy IA. 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
5LGERINE SHIP. NEWS.
PORT OF PonTLAND.

Nondiy. Or 1i--arrived private armed
lueger Black Vonnit. alias shsviug-mill Gen..
Pike, from Newyofk. Il is said, dispute
having arisen al sea about the commsnd, she
put 10 here 10 decide tina, important pom
and that after re IN ,ining here days 6aggthg
up each others eyes, the palm was decided
IN favor of Capt. Kicker, when she sgs'n
pm, TO Sea. whether w,,h view of promo.
ing the interests Of their country, the'r own
individual interests, or neither, cannot rig'i,
ly be determined She had lsileeh sail,
Cared ) swivels, bel ,nassied a! fie small
Is, end. snd was manned BY 40 men. IS
reported further. that she hiss wheel, a.
,sched 10 her keel, and that at CT she past 5
psmsqud point, she will take her land tscks
on board and cru Sc against The House Marine
coasters. We think II ma,ter OF doubt
whether these reports are sii true, as tn
Captain could not be such Horse.mar,ne
as TO make disclosures csicuisted 10 fns-
rate his designs. At all events he pub
lie have it as cheap IS the reporter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
6a;stte Sbip GrtpS.
PORT OF PORTL hND-isl3

Sunday, Oe, 10-srrlved u 8. briggs Rat
tiesn.ke, Capt. Creighton. and ETerpr,ze,
Capt. Renshsw, fram Por,smouth-l1Ih,
schr Fox. Alden, from Freeport- oh, brig
Nancy, Thomas, from Brlstol-IS'h, brig
John. Csrberll. from Provdence-l4b. sch.
Fn.ncier, Webber. from Falmouth -schr.
Hound. Lewis, from Bosion--l5h. sloop
Friendship, Rove, from kennebeok.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

d c
o 1SSa C II IS $50 Is go 81
g gsas,a. . E a 100 600 ~ az 's
squadron'.
I.ucre,ia Pote, $50 400 90 81 60
Not known. us 400 So - rs
Not known. 10 2lo 1860 SO 8 os 81
If NO perfon fhall appear TO dieharge iaid
tare. and all neeefIary int vening charges
on or before Monday he hI'h day oil De-
cember next, at ten of The clock 70 'he 'o'e-
noon a, the Dwelling houfs of Capt. JAsEz
Trur. in faid town, 70 much of the iaid Lots
and fouadron. of Land a. ihall be iuflieienr
10 discharge the fame will then be fold at
pabGe uttion, TO the highea bidder. aceor-
ding to law Dated at laid Pownsi' the 18th
dav Of October. A. ID. 70 8,
WIl.IisM CLEAvEs, C0'!ss'., Of 7ar" #
/sid fs,rn Jor tie ia, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
From a Pennfylvsnia paper.

will vote for no man who is In ia
yof of a continuance OF the preient
war, and thele are my reafons :-Ift.
| would rather itay at home TO mind
my own buiiness, than to be dragged
away to fight the enemy for renega-
do Englifhmen.
I'd. | would rather not pay taxes
if | can avoid it-and by the late
laws of Congress taxing lands and
houses, fugar and falt, whiskey, and
retailers, thefe taxes are only to Goa.
tinue for 2 months after the war
the fooner the war therefore, is at an
end, the iooner we fhall get rid of
this enormous load of taxes, and a
drove of tax CATERERS. think this
amuch better way TO get rid of theie
grievances, than to hold meetings and
adopt reiolulions, fueh as Mr.. Gala.
TIN and other gentlemen ufed to do,
when ilmiar laws were enacted for
INC purpole OF being prepared tor a
war.
sd would rather get coed price
Tor my crops than nor TO be able to
iel them at all, and 70 long as the war
laits no price can be got except now
and then when good patriot can get
chance of fuppIying the enemy, as
! underitand was the cafe few DAYS
ilnee in Philadelphia.
4th. | like to buy what | want at a
low price, aud the war has rai(ed the
Price OF fusar, tea and coffee, and 9th
CT mechanics of life, and will contin-
usto rlle as long as the war laits.
9Th. | don't know myfelf, and I
can Ind hobody who is able to tell me
WAT good this war which has caufed
10 much diitrefs and ruin, is ever to
Produce. To be fure, fome who pre-
ended to be mighty wife, will blab-
Der iomething about eilential rights
out ak what eilential right, or what
night OF any kind is to be fecured by
'he war and they are Immediately
honpluiied. If they fay it is to pro-
,ect Brtiih ieamen failing upon the
lea, would ask them if ii be one oil |
our eiiential rights to be allowed to
haf0or runaway feamen : and if it !
was right of ours, is il to be fecured !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

At meeting of the Stockholders of the
Cumberland Bank, on the f'h inst tine fol.
lowing gentlemen were chosen Directors
Isaac Haley, Asa Clap, Albert Newh.il.
Samuel Tra,k, Thomas Robinson, Nicholas
Emery, Cotton d. Brooks, Reuben Morton,
John Hobart.
ISAAC lLsLEY. ESQ. was chosen President
Law CUTTER. ksq. Cashier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Crowell Hatch, (Tailor, J

INFORMS his cufiomers and the public 10
general that he has removed from Middle
free, and taken he fhop Ia'ely improved by
MeGrs Gould ~ gYsbae, in Fore f,~t, and cor-
ner of Plumb f,sa He returns thank for palt
favours aud lolioits continuance Of their rut.
tom in The line of hi. protection.
Fe,tiaad O2gie, 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Farm for Sale.

HANDSOME G ua,ea at Federal Corner,
4 in Nor;hyarmou h containing about 100
acres of good Land with handiome two
l.ory Dwelling Houfe thereon Said Farm
will he iold on fhuriday The 9stn init,
FLBRlDGB DRINKWATER.
Nofbyaymoutb od is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Collectors Sales.

'I'HE non'efient proprietors of the feceral
lots and fguadrons of Land 10 the town
of Pownai in the county of Cumberland here
after mentioned. are hereby notified thar the
fame are taxed in The bills commit'ed to me
,he fubfcriber Collector of iaid town for the
year lsii, TO collect, in the REFLECTIVE luna
following, Wig.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

Lord Wellington's official dispatches, de-.
failing the hostile operations in The North of
Spain, from the 25th OF July o the Ali of
August, are among the articles furnished by
this arrival. From these desralches, it mp.
pears tina, the French were successful in
series of actions from The 25lh TO the 9th
of July that on the 28'h The ,ide of success
was turned; and that from that day TO the
Cd of August, the combined armies were
evesy where victorious. The army under
Soult at length fled with precipitation, anu
were driven out OF Spain. a despatch from
Lord Wellington, dated at Luzscs Ilse li,h
# August, states that nothing Of moment
had occurred from the All 10 the ilih.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

Vendue of Landslide dag. e
kJoTICEi. hereby given that he vendue
IN Of Lands in F,semaH and Ner0 Portland,
belonging to The eaaie of he late Mr. ENoca
ILsLEv, dscesfed, which was opened at the
houfe of James Burnhaps Zig On "a urday laftu
is iourned TO my Office a, 2 o'clock, this
day. STEPHEN MLELLaN, fafr,
O57obsr 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

On Sunday last arrived in Bass river, &c Co.
the sch Rambler. of SO tons, belonging 10
Portland, Gate Capt Gordon,) laden with
flour. THIS vessel when days out from
N Haven, bound To Portland, with sbou,
go bbls offnur, was captured by The Dat
priya,eer, of Block Island and ordered fer
St Johns. Capt Gordon and all his crew.
excepting one man, Mr.. Loyet', were taken
out and n prize MISTER and one man put on
board. The priysteer was taken while the
Rambler was in sight The night after her
capture, (Oct 81 10 tie Northward Of
Nantucke, Sloals, she experienced a gale
from The NNE. and hove To-, The gale con-
tinuing, she drif,ed on tie Sbosl OF Georges
and came near being lost brew overheard
% bbls of -four, viii CHI was slowed on the
quarter 1eck--her sails were torn tn plec
es and the vessel had between snu a feet
oil water IN her hold. In this situation,
seeing no prospect OF getting her into an
English port, and The vessel in great dan.
ger of being lost, IN case she continued at
sea, the gale continuing for days, the
prize master gave the command ~ To Me-.
Lovett, to proceed for an American port.
On the evening Of the 7th, near nantucket
Shoals, he fell in with The fishing sch Pack
e., Burgess, of Dennis, out of which he took
pilot and A men. to assls. i'll getting the
vessel into poyl, and she has arrived as a.
bove stated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
NOTICE..

THE Firm of HOWARD g. FIELD by n,u-
iual contest, IA this day diiiolved All
perion. indebted to faid finn, are requened to
make immediate payment to David Field
ANDREW HOWARD,
AVID FIELD.
kortIys,r .sutb, Oa 2fb 1873,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

most true If there he IL any OF those facts
any thing Of which ought to be either a.
shamed or afraid, am not conscious OF II,
and from my very soul DO despise the man
or the party who would engender hostility
bet,.een citizens of the United State, smen Of
tie same principles, for no other cause, than
that one was born here and another there
for thai's neither kefe nor there Is II pos
sihla to imagine a more absurd principle, or
more unworthy motives, than must actuate
lie men who act upon II
That nothing might be wsnling to exhibit
this principle in It's most gisfingly odloes
light il is published in the Aurora J! Han.
Duane. born nobody kaoquS qphere, whose ORR
gin is known TO nobody /; NhosesVery name
is in dispute who has sworn he Is not an
Irishmsn, We, Is rejected as an American
this MN. in his paper has the impudence 10
denounce me, whose birth place and family
are known and svowed, as IAN Imported
Patriot"
The addresses and re solutions published
the aurora. abound in iasiludIOn against the
moral and political integrity OF tie editor
of this pRper insinaa,Ions which he, I'm.
Dpase. knows TO be utterly unfounded add
with which he would not pollute the columns
of a public journal # one drop OF manly,
homo able or ruth loving blood warmed has
heart. Let hun. CT any man. but dare,
boldly and uneGuivocally, 10 dsse'tthst which
he, ike Trembling Coward, what call
Madison's Colonel COWARD rSiaHates, and
| will p, ove him to the world o be, what he
knows he is, A cALUsNIAToR
The Address delivered last Wednes-
day evening by CHARLES ). DAVIES,
Esq at the anniversary of the Portland
Benevolent Society, was well adapted to
the occasion, and to the present state
Of The times ltwas replete with sen
timents moral and religious, and il a
bounded in APP, illusions s. illustrations
The music was excellent Ii did honor
to the Performers and gave pleasure 10
the audience.-The sum collected was
So SO
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