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pointed on The part ofsihc Senate, and
inform him That quorum Of the two
: Houses have asstnbied, and are ready
to receive any communication he may
sbe pleased to make. Adopted. and a
com,nitteesf twp appointed.
A message was received from the Se-
na,e, ias6fn,ing that a quorum OF the
senate had assembled, and were ready
10 proceed to business. Alsofnotitying
The appointment of coamitsee to wsil
Oh the President OF the 81. States.
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FOR SALE.

a. TRACT. OF IND, l!y ipe ii thu
county oi Esiss:x, six miles tFosn
a!ss.ndrls, and as:joinins the estate sot
Gen Thomson Maspn, Containing ~ &
acscs. Tae soil is soo1 and very SUB
ceptible Of Improvements by the Glosers
and Plaster system. The proximity
of this property to market, and the fa-
scil:ty with which ITS produce may be
carried tlfuntins-Creek by which tits
bouidea being navigable almost to the
door) would render It extremely yaiu- (
able to person dispos d to pay sufE-
Gent attention TO its cultivation.
Apply to James u. Hooc, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May 81
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Five Dollars Reward 4

g. TOLEN yesterday out OF the house.
y OF Janus Dudley on Fairfax street,
:nearth stone spring, the following Bank
Notes. One note on tho Mechanics
Bank Of Alcxsndria Of 85 No. ~. One
on tbs Bank Of Balrimore, and the rest
IL, George Town Notes, the Whole max
ing together the sum OF Fifty Dollars:
Any prison giving satisfactory Informs
ton at the Office of tie Gazette concern
ing the same, shall receive the above
reward.
Elisha Follin.
ssay 20. d5,*.
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CONGRESS-.
EXTRA SESSION.

EXTRA SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
+ Rehorted for the Alexandria Gazette.
MONDAY, May "a.
This being the day appointed by law
for tho meeting of the 18th Congress, at
l2 O'Clock the Clerk agreeable to Usage
took his seat and called the house to or
der, and proceeded to call the names OF
he members elect, when it appeared
here we're present l47 members, which
cling a quorum, on motion oil M. Find
v il was ordered that the house do now
p.o ted 10 The choice OF Speaker.
Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Roherts aid MIR. M
Kim we're appointed teilers.
The members having prepared and
given in their ballots, the tellers pro-
cceded to count the same, wien 1t ap.
pe&red there were for
MIR. II. Clay 80
Nr. Pmkin 81
Mr.. Macon
Mr.. Breckenridge
Mr., Nelson
MIR Bib
Mr. Clay having majority oil the
votes of those present was declared du'
y elected Speakcr--was conducted TO
TIC chair, took the oath OF office, and adj
| dressed the house in short but PERTH
oen; speech.
The members were then called by
states. and severaily took the oath to sup
port the Constitution of the U, States.
The House then proceeded to the
choice of Clerk-Mr Breckenridge,
Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Stuart were APP
pointed tellers; anG on counting The
ballots, it appeared that MIR. Magruder
had III votes, and Mr.. Richards 49,
On motion of Mr.. Findley, 1t was er-
dercd, that Thomas Dunn be appointed
SERGEANT at Arms Thomas Claxten,
Door.keeper; Benjamin Burch, Assist
ant Door keeper.
On motion of Mr.. FindIey. the usual
oder for furnishing the members with
newspapers was adopted.
/ On motion of Mr.. Dawson, it was or
hered, that message be sent to the Sc
nate, to inform them that quorum o.
this House have assembled, and have
elected Henry Clay. Esq. one of the
members fron Kentucky, their Speaker
| Mr. Dawson offered the following
Resolved That committee be appoint
ed on the part Of this house, to wal
~
on the President of the U. States, joint.
with the committee which shsll be aP
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, May IS.
~ TO SHEW
rus vKRY ACE * BODY OF THE TINE
as FORA AND PRESSURE"
az.asss..szasE.aE.;sSsaa

II is probablc the message Of the Pre-
sident will be delivered this day, as quo
runs Of both Houses O. Congress con.
vcned yesterday. The joint committee,
appointed by the Senate and House of
Representatives to wait on the presi--
dent, had not returned when the House
adjourned.
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Aiatrass & Paper Hanging.
DETER JAMES, Matrass Maker
and Paper Hanger. from Philadel-
phia, respectfully informs the public,
that he bas commenced the above husi-
ness. Those who wish to favor him
With their work in his liae, will please
to all at the Washington Tavern: and
he assures them he will execute it with
neatness and dispatch.
Nav IS 3t'
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Ten Dollars Reward

en- DOila.S NSWdi u
GTRAYED from the subscriber a.
bout the first of this month, Black
Mure, about fourteen hands high, with a
idee on one of he, fore hsofs, as tho 1t
had been originally split. and small
white spot on her back, occasioned by
the ssddle-she has remarkable large
lead and carries it very low-hcr name
was cut about Christmas, but had grswn
very busby-she is very rough gated
and very spiteful.
will give the above reward to any
person that will deliver her to me.
Bede Clements.
Man IS 81
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HAY
20 Dollars Reward

u 49, - 800 y =.
VIII be given TO any person swio viii
give iniofuatisB 81 the names Otthe dis
orderly and aisc'ieynuss ps rsons who
BR KE sundry LAMPS onsKing street
IN the night If tt. 2eill inst.nt. so that
The, may te legeliy convicted and bro't
t. punishment
CHI: SIMMS, Mayor:
NJ 20 90
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nj " %
BANK OF POTOMAC,
April goth 1912.

NOTICE i. merely gwen the Stock
holders OF TIC Bank Of Potomac, that
dividend of 4 per cent. On the Capl-
tai Stock hss been declared IGi the last
six months, which will be paid them
or their representatives, on TUESDAY
next the 4th Nav.
By order Of the President Y Directors.
c. Page, Cashier.
MAY /.
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TOILET.

ID TO LET.
s. MY Warehouse AZ the corner Of FAIR
fax x Queen streets, viii BE letss SHOW Z
rent Apply TO Mr. CnArExP. Tat MP s
s H.. s s 3.
CuTHEER.r PpMELL. s.
MaY IS Sssw1ns
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,o,.;l a return shall
s.1 ess.l a ,sr to the balance
~, cartel is s to Ds sao q
l .s,ion to the s Sec eass,o =.
't nshalf OF the s soy ~.
p I'd States, and 70 ia; .as ,
tnl!sov lords Commiss,"n, !, ,
a fol- and in behalf ,a
a' u: y Great Britain +; AM, u,
~; sos'. !; Of t; State .,
- ,sseat or cisse"'
!. W. .,i,nero of The ad hnG
n s.i,atn be know" ' ,,, mD'
, d, @at after The, The m nf,6e
% ' soI ao.ice to the o,
'''| ,,d render the same
,,sr binding =. under.
8 W., WIZ hareunto set our
a., .sai., at Washiog'sa'
% q, a, Of May IA the
'''I Y. u Lord one ,iousahd
Inbred and tl;'rie'i''
J MASON, =, Az
i..a,osi9ered the fore
]. -, ne Exchange Of pr'-
sI,,sry ore Of its articles \;
!. ' .,ns, / do hereby de-
y acr.el IS accepted ra'
y, ...sJ on the part Of The
,...s lave caused the
.n,,.-,mcnt Of state tor
r m States to be here
noae at Washington.
q Nay, in the ysar ci
~; and Of the lnd>pen-
as, s les the S7,m
j,NES MONROE,
Secretary 4 STATE
hGlyD. Nay q.
l,LrGIGL8TURE.
a. DE II. Of q. passed
l.gs the aaatI law.
= ens2assed on a bill
The law excepting
luiy :fasca;s at pu1-
!; srl for other pnr-
ss, acre made 10 sub
e,i,, as licensed hi
: G.sypl, s ltrPymea,
tty; and rejected
asa.ion vas received
.G1eF:
f., Mgp 2OM. 1918.
{si.cnee 10 the resolu.
Esl. ,icase Of yester-
10 rwnIy With the o.! .
rNlarinO. so Ear as the
IN BE- hid in this de-
rqet tH~cycr that
Size dogs not afford
GYMS that complete
e;ht iSr 5y the resO,
pabey.5i'cd, presents
ptd Oial NarrantsDaid
~ u tie !uud appro.
y eoa!ingent expenses
lbetNcen TIE tst day
i and tae i9ih inst,
sa similar account Of
fd at The Treasury
/, the same period, out
n pS'O2riatcd by the ac1
|; 'al assembly, euti.
II, ao'idjns inr the de-.
. Sl'e against invasion
. rs an account Of mo
y pic ID, Ireasury O
aH1saee Of an act O,
h, d Assembly, autho
d Y The support Of go.
to H'r to be,
4" PRESTON.
) 81 94,,-,
- h-'"ee,ss.
i :" raoG for the de
na' So,i, ST,6st 81.
S,r S !. St,is2 ii
as Ne 5, s5eGOG,
stat = 61oh virginia
q, ''n Gle seiee, Con,
nd "a ki Ia ou,j =,
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I Washington, the capital Of the United
States, begins 10 trembie for lis safety.
TIE good people of Maryland and Vir-
| ginia are dragged from their homes to
the neglect of their asricultufe-and
harrassed by continual marching and
eonatermarchins. Our trade IS rxtine'
taxes hang over us--and distress and
misery Of every kind Stare US in tie 'ace.
And what are all these sacrifices Tor !.
Are they IN dc,eIce OF native rights
No Thy are madet 10 absol,e foreigners
from the allegiance due to the country
which gave them birth, and to which
they owe their services. ], may be ask
ed, hos could our government be 50 tn
just and unwise as to bring on this vast
continent such universal calun,ity for
such a Gauss /? The true secret is
these foreigners rule the powerful and
populous state of Pennsylvania they
govern Baltimore. which till lately has
completely directed tue conduct of Ma
ryland. II the men in power Offend these
foreigners, they must lose their seats
Pennsylvania and Maryland will turn "a
gainst them. And it is to securetr the
present incumbents, their Offices at
Washington, That the American nation
has been subjected TO the incalculsble
and perhaps interm;na5le evils Of the
present war The British nation have
UNANIMOUSLY declared that they will lie
yer yield the principle demanded BY GU
government. lfthen the people perse
we're in supporting Our rulers in that.
demand, the war must go on, TO the de-
-struction of cur present form of go.
velnmen,, of our union and our liberty
FAIRFAX.
Departed this HE yesterday morning,
alter lingering illness, Mr.. John Yoany
of this place.
His friends and acquaintance are in.
yited to attend his funeral this rlorning
at 10 o.. ok from his late dwelling on
Fairfsx strcei nea S.. PauPs Church.
CO j he Brethren OF the
NLExdNDRIAW AsRING7oN LODGE, No.
%, are requested to assemble at their
Hall, this morning, precisely at nine o
clock, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of their deceased Brother JOHN
You've. Brethren of other Lodges arc
respectfully invited to join the process
sion.
BY order of the Worshipful Master,
GEO. N. RAILS, Stc',y.
May IS. 1T ,
ASSlZE OF BREAD,
Made of superfine Burr Flour.
The pound loaf to be sold for :, cts
do. 10
2 do. 8
do. 4
JACOB WISEMILLER,
Clerk Market.
May IS
PUBLIC SALE.
VII be sold, at the .7uciion Office. for
the BENEFIT Of all concerned, on Hed'
nesday the 26th iast at Ten O'clock,
1900 Barrels of Flour
May IS 1t
Aiatrass & Paper Hanging.
DETER JAMES, Matrass Maker
and Paper Hanger. from Philadel-
pbia, respectfully informs the public,
that he has commenced the above husi.
ness. Those who wish to favor him
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Departed this life yesterday morning,
alter a lingering illness, Mr.. John Young
of this place.
His friends and acquaintance are in.
yited to attend his funeral this rlorniRg
at 10 o.. ok from his late dwelling on
Fairfsx strcei nea S.. Paul's Church.
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'-''gctsS.
80 raoG for the de-
No. ST,6st 81.
No. !. :, St,is2 ii
Ne 5, S5eGOG,
! H'oh Gf virginia.
''n tte seiee, Com.
hi to amend the
: referred to a com.
'e'Ie House. GEE.
''l,'''elsubuit,edthe
,'oa' with appro-
tSnN'y of Virginia,
p'sl to The roasri.
Sadcrrd importaut
unity the know
E Sal exploits receive
,, a'Ul'e Of applause
en,l'ss%the fsvori,s
S' :F' Q The patriotic
I,,s adorned that
- Aiexaaaer B,,s.
S'a hoard the U,
@'ji'utiOn. and NJ
.SSVommarweal,s,,
jsTp%s' 'I'elr yalou,
s, ai'ess in The , gla
es t",'a BY Capt
n, S vs. IA the cap
l. "a Of the Britis,
''ad Java /; tte ere,
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!. ,sarfell~

F1ll2PgR'a. yir
I'd DRUGGIST as;,,
IL, ars.t, o@f este
|li0fD'S|-,-- ST., %
LED 70 asidi'i0n TO
f,M,.x,, so.orai as
/ y of,he 6rst Qua
1 % sii s''' " ~
/ rol terms ss'
|s,.l Baltimore c Or
5fAr,baats sad
I. applied on tn9
,a, or on a good
| 40 received a Sc
| 4 s.zsita! h''ra-
| r.sl' Medicines
|S,s Filters,
|q&'h
l. SIKH Cor Coughs,
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THOMAS MOUNT

Has just received and offers for sale at
his old stand, on Royal, norM Of King
STREET, a variety Of articles il, his line,
viz:
Tea Trays, Knives ard Forks, Re-
zors and Pen Knives, r. zor Strops and
Boxes, with Composition Tor Patent
Strops, Pocket Books, Redicules, La.
dies Purses, Spectaclesl silver and
common, Dressing Bexes, Snuff do.
German Looking Glasses, Powder
Flasks, Shot Bags, Gun FIints. Bucks
Skin md Beaver Cloves, Poke, Piss
tots, Whips and Canes, Umbrellas.
Tootn Brushes, Shaving 90. single and
double hair srushoa, Cloth, Sweeping,
White Wash end Garpe1do Lead PEN
els, Fcadirg Glasses, Opera do Mag
nets, Fancy tans, Visiting Cards, Lii
ncn Proyers, round Buttons, plated and
gilt Hooks and Eyes, plated and com-
won, Casters, plated & japanned,W:nd.
sor Soap, Transparent 70. Morocco
Caps, Spurs, sc. An assortment Of
Epaulets.
He continues to MANUFACTURED Combs,
and has now on hand general assert.
mens OF Tortoise She'll Combs, of the
newest fashions, all Of which he will
sell It small profits, for Cash, or short
credit to punctual customers.
Nav
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GMo.so5o
PUBLIC BATHS.

he SUBSCRIBER respectfully
4 / informs the public that he has
lsken the BATH HOUSE formerly
Kept by Mr. F. Shuck (on the Alley
adjoining the Theatre, and oppositeths
CitY.Eote!- which are Row open and
will be kept in the most complete orr
der and Continue open till The 18th Oc-
toher; where WARM. COLD and SHOW
Err BATHS mpy be, had at any time in
the ,ay and unla O'Clock a! blight.
~ Two seperate BATHS are
kept EXCLUSIVELY FOR La
DIES, who will please to come in at
the Alley adjoining Mr.. Robert Paton's
brick house on Royal-street.
AS many OF the respectable Ladies'
and Gcntlemen of ,AlcXandria have
heretofore been subscribers. and found
the greatest benefit to their health from
frequent bathing during the warm wea..
lher. the subscriber does not doubt, Tut
they VIII recommend to every iudiyida-
al osthew aoquaintsnce, the good effects
and comfort of the WARM BATH.
], may be aided without hattery, to.
Strengthen the favorable opinion of the
effects OF the Warm Baths, that they
were highly recommended by all the
Physicians of Alsxan,iria they them.
selves becoming subscribers. Many
Ladies and Gentlemen were cffectually
cured Of the most violent pains OF the
Rheumatism, weakness in the limbs,
SC. &c.
T. SHIELDS.
N. D. A Room will be appropriate
ed for the purpose of shaving and dress
sing those who may require it.
May.15. co
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T. SHIELDS.

N. D. A Room will be appropriate
ed for the purpose of shaving and dress
sing those who may require it.
Mau15. co
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artificial Mineral Waters.
MARCH, 90
Episcopal Convention.

&. CONVENTION ofthe Protest
n ant Episco2si Church IN the
Commonwealth of Virginia will be held
in the City ofRichmond on the fourth
Tuesday in May next, being the S5th
day Of the said month. Each Parish
will send tso Deputies, OF whom the
Minister Shall ne one, and those Paa
rishcs where there is no Minister, 1t IS
required that two La men be chosen.
The Clerical Deputies are requested
to lay before the Conventioa, iui'
statement of the Church within the
care of each RESPECTIVELY, 'greea'ie to
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the said Church.
by the Convention,
G. Deneale, Sec'ry.
April 90, ~.
NJ. Editors of Newspapers IN Vir-
gini4 are requested to give the above
few insertions.
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For Boston
LAwRAsoN & FoWLE

l.AVRASON * FOWLE
H.AFS FOR S.HLE
THE. Cargo OF Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, IRON Portland, OF 1000
feet merchaa,ab!e and clear Lumber.
Ill SO, LAND ING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies.
so cases sweet Oil,
10 barrels sanners' Oil.
February /.
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100 Dollars Reward


TLOTFD from Fairie!d,in the coun.
e. tyotFfederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 7th day OF
March last, a Negro slave named AN
THONY. the property Of the late VIII,
Ism B. Page deceased. Anthony is a.
bsut 5 f,et inches il height, OF sub
substantial form, light yellow compiec-
ton, and rather Of an sfen)lnste goice.
lie is about % years of age, was brought
up house servant and has been accus.
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave Of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity--he reads
he plays the 6ddle-and possesses a
great mechanical ,urn--he Can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward will BE given If Anthony
should be apprehended a. the distance
of 100 miles from FAIRFIELD, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if 'apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if be is secured in goal, and no.
tice given TO the subscribers.
Tho. SWAIN,
Fdmd. I. Lee.
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q Cay Of this
II. 'e south east cor
q 51'r.ax streets, a va.
slS,y,SxSSEHQLD AND
,SRPllSRE-Also, a
1aOr, D. NJ.
dts
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r;' an order of the
!: ; : an ready to con-
]; 9, che Square in
y dis Intersection
7. .'@ Tie io,-a ard
!, ste work wiH he
:. 2I'son disposed 10
!, Vaudeville,
N.'.'7is'aast Police.
oW
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g. I'D sIMMs, ReYaL-STREET. .aLEx.aNnRI:a.
TUESDAY, MAY I8,. 1919.
January 81

John Gardner Laid
FNS FOR SHE,
Muscoyado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
Wa.t India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee aud Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpo wder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas. Of the lat
est importations,iA quarter chests
and bozes,
Russia HeRp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
|. bale Spanish Wool.
by lo,7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,cs,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whiskey aud Apple Brandy IN tierces
& bSis.
Few or. casks old Sherry. London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordsee and lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes
ir'sbawels aud boxes,
BOTTLE Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool BLOWN Salt,
Chalk aud Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS OF the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October 6.
Notice is .hereby given to
the poor women of the town Of Alexan-
dria, rhst or application TO the subscrl-
Der, they can be furnished with chiffon
to spin, and that liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
EIaac Robbins.
FTho mas for Sale, -
Cotton suitable Tor making carpfts,
spun bs ths poor O. the town, and thc
proceeds of which will be applied to
fheir rclief
December i6- = -
Artificial Mineral Waters.
THE subscriber has Recommended
4 running for the season, Soda and
Scltzsr Waters. Rochelle and other
Waters kept in bottles, or prepsred ex-
te'aporaneously forthose who maychoose
e drink them at the Fountains.
Richard II. Little.
ADothecarv and Drucrist.
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Tho. SWAIN,
Edmd. I. Lee,

.Hdmrs. Of Wm Is. Page, dec a.
May 5
Tie Editors of the Federal Republic
can, National Intelligencer and Gazette
'of the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their &C
counts to this office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
+ Uhole No 8O6.
Loss ofthe sh,f Henry efAanfneksf.

1t rarely falls to GU lot TO record n more
melancholy and painful event han he loss
Of me ship Henry, Capt Isaac Gardiner. OF
Nantucket, with all her crew except ive
men. viz. Paul Hussey. Samuel Jer hinsa
Thomas Fuller, Charles Lewis and Willism
mos, who existed on the bowsprit of the
wreck AZ days, when they were relieved
by the cartel ship HoRnung, Capt Harms.
and landed here ON the s5,b inst. The Hen.
~ was loaded with spefmaceti oil, in the
Pacific ocean, dsring which time y lost
two men-ReLben Lawrence, oihss rles.
island, Zone of the Galiapogos an. James
Scott {, man ofcoloui) by thr upsetting of o
boat on Tombas bar. They bad pursued
their pa sage hor,e q. "a as Inc Culph
..rsam when, % ..iS al, % by. 't e long
SO, while lying 100, trenSndous sea Car.
ried away her fn1sts, took off the upper
deck all her waist from the main TO the fare
chains, swept off every thing between decks.
and filled the ship with ssster. Every msn
on dc ok WAS washed II. hut all recovered
the ship again. The first and second mates
had previously gone mo the run and vere
there dro wned About an hour aft, wards
the captain aud cook were swept from tic
ship Nine now renamed, who having Sc.
cured themselves on the b1wsprit, ~ero
sust.ined by few sweet potatoes, md
cask Of rnolssses Ca the 1911 day haelng
hsd no water during the time, John Srrague
Died; and the same day q shower Of ain
furnished them 10y greet exertions eih-s
few gallons. On the IS b day John Row.
land lied, and on he 90 h and 81 two
coloured men Reuben Jackson and F. sneis
asndsii. Abou The time they fourd mems
to Ike ret, am, csushI {, w fish which
preserved toeir lives un,il they VS. RELIEF
we'd.
They saw msny vessels while n 5 ste,
alton, and one brig passed sbou, pies Z
fiom them, and was supposed 70 - dis
covered their signal blu, being % hfsys
sea to send their boat, they n,,n4ies'.u
disposition for iheia rstief by altering Tue
course.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Original leoetrp.
NV Birtb-Dau.


We'll f'r'"fy 'hon'rt pan. and my boy hood il
done,
Each pleafure Of youth is departed;
The fancies of childhood. 70 fee,ipg are gene
And loft j. each Joy they impaired.
Then whitfield through years and knew moi
their cares,
My wants were iupplied by another,
From you his trifing dangers aud infancy's
fnares
My feet were upheld by Mhs-.
Ye deaf cheeueTd i.enes. /. YOU pass through
fay-szld
Rememoes'd with grief or with peaiule,
Retrospective in either that happiaei, find,
Each lhail be to my mem ~ trea'ure
Aud doce they's goue what care for tai.
life.
Future Joys vii, at beff be half iorrow;
And the peace of to-day vii, be ioR 10 the
hrte
Of anxious defires for 10 msyOY
In the E,obbie for wealth 'mosgit the worlds
hufn ng croud
| nun lean NV wan fancy" 10 imoiher;
As the erie. of he rid 'gairii he Petb are oud,
My Mufs muli giSe % another
II my part rse'i act why anticipate ftrfe
My duty Wa meter jssrfy aars;
And tina Con VINO n frvsHty, preferved my
life
Can't negIe9 me vhen now Twe-.y 0ss
CYPRl AN.