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" ML BE SOLD.

TO TLE HIGHEST BKDlER,
p m Monday THE 3st this month, Juiy) At the
late dwelling hoIs, of Lon,s rrueheart dec d. in
Hanover County that part OF his personal estate con-
sistng &c Household ard Kitchen furniture plantation
utensils stock Oh cattle, part Of which ere uncomu,on
likely mch-cows, stock OF hogs and sheep, two riding
horses about forty barrels corn parcel OF rye in the
stra"--An elegant sihgle ss with plated harness, but
little used.
Six months credit viii be allowed the purchaser,
on all the articles except the Corn and Rye upon their
giving bond with approved security, carry interest
from, the date, It not punctusliv paid.
Is. TRuBHEART,
CIV. TRUEaEART
July IS An
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JAMES. RIVER COMPANY.

fs't.E President aud Directors OF the jaa.es-Ri-
+ YER Co'orauy, nave dt sisrvd dividend ci Ugh.
per cent. on the Stock Oh the Cour,,auy co.. the
last SIX ont vkrh Will be paid To the Share-ho.d-
er'' on appiic'tion to ROBERT POLAND.
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CO-PARTNERSHTp.

COMPREHENSIVE.
TIE 4Uc1I0.V q COMIfISSI0N BUSI-
NESS,
EEltETOFORF carried on by Ja,res Rrozcn. II
3 wtl IN future he conducted by tie subscribers
under lhs firm OF
J.7.iES BROrr.N, Jr. e I'm. FLNNEY.
who have formed u C0-PARTNERSRIP, and oier
their unrernttins attention and exertions, TO their
friends and the public.
They haze for sale. aJ2oat.
1900 bushels Liverpool brown sas
tons English patent shot,
$50 crates blue and green edged wares.
OF best quality, and lid i'll on low
md IN SToRE,
so hhds. prme New-Ureans g. Mus
eovado sugar
$50 bags coffee
$50 bsls. Carather's best pectified 4th
proof whskcy
20 puncheons Cd & 4th proof Antigua
Rum
80 casks London brown stout
90 kegs Lonucn White Lead
l. 1886 sterling, ofassorted hardware
80 bales Dutiel Blankets
do rlanneis.
so P.HCR,1GES DRY-GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
e-8 & Ga Camb.ic hlusns * Leaos
Super6ne prints & undressel Csicoes
La,iys $ and Mems fle COTTON Hosiery
Cooon Shrtiogs Irish Linens
Box x Lero Musiins, Pins
bales German oznabugs,
SO pieces Dowlas, 1ales Hessians
S1pertue Cloths 81 Casimeres &c SIC.
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
WIN. FlSNEY.
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NOTICE.

n PEI ION will be presented To the next Gene
RAJ assembly Of ibis Commonwealth, praying Diet an
rsy ,ss autoTsnga sale Of the plate snl other
properly bclongny 10 Brick Church in 81 Seoi,en'
pa'i'h' hing L queen, AID tncinoney ar;giup from
ChUrth IL a. f.S.g,tyan =. d, '''1
sgl.y f----s~s------.f -''fft
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FOR FREIGHT or CHqRTER

SSv& lac Russiaa Slip .4ierCnder, Capt. Kr1
SlSAsE houEofF, burtrien about $50 tons, & now
lying at Ciiy-Point, ready to receive car.
s@She take tobacco tobacco steins TO any par.
gu 's continent OF Europe, from the river Eyies tc
the Garonne, both inclusive with liberty 10 cs ut ANY
port N the English channel for orders The terms
%ili be made ureonlnonly low, and the shippers have
The prlyIedge OF consgpiug the ship, as well as car.
sue one, apd well furnished Joan BI+r
June lO---,r
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FRESH GOODS

TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Haze in addition to their fresem stock, re-
csiUed the foliozving Goods
Corded and striped Ginghams
Cambria Dimity
IaventneS--hisok and white,
Satpss 90 do
Fancy printed Crsvats, Cotton Shavfs
Madrnss and pIucst handkerchief
Sewing Silks, assorted coors
Superine Threads
Q cRsee addressed csIicoes--elegant
Cotton Cashmere, Cotton Hose
Twi'ied Bombssett--blaek
Flsin 10 do
Cotton end Lines Hollands
White FIannels, Linen Cambria
Ladies' Indspessibles,
Ladies' black and white silk hose
do do do Gloves
do white and cold kid do
CTaloons, Ribbons, Bobbins, tapos
Floss Thread. mead Lace
SuspendeIs, Bombazine
Cotton Shifting, Cotto. Csmbi;c,
Threads OF all cOlnurs--For Safe by
WItITLOCK * SHAPARD.
Juiy 5.----1m
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TIE FIELD F0R
S P T. & u l. a TITO IN f..

Is again ohened
NE COMMIT TEE not wing able to PCT thro
4 the Sales on MARION Hill, the first day.
hare thought it expedicnt to fax on WEDNESDAY
tho i9ti inst Tor the completion Of the Same W
%hcn TINE and place, viii be offered the balance Of
the 'S \"
Il o T. s.,
that we're not disposed Of snountins IN abopt e oe
irofn one to en- acres each with four o,fye convent
snt BRICK J TENEMENT rs on some Of them. THE
II nos offered Tor sale are much the most yslna-
oie' oelng IA te centre OF the tract. Ihe sale zpia
Commence at II o'rlgct ~ .-.
LhMS-Notes payable n either Of the Vir,inis
"a Ks one third the Isl Uf October next one osb.r
u"rd the lst ot.3an next gnd the remaining tI,ri
the ist DAY OF March, l3i6the title to be retained
uulii the notes are psd.
N. II. keirc'hmcnt furnished az usual
by Order Of
TIL COMMITTEE.
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R1N n WY.

Ez7ROM the subscriber in the month of MAY last, a
e Negro Man, ra.ued SAM, aged 2I year.--of
more yeliow,sh complexion than ue generality of ne
groeS are--about feet, 10 IL inches high GOOD
enuntenance, his nose turning up the end straight
and wet made, of his legs SORE believe ,hetight,
lars clothing not recoectel.
Will give ivedollars reward if secured in any Jail
that get him again, or ten dollars il brought home
me, living in the upper end of Cumberland County
Virginia
BARTLETT S.lANGLEA.
July S.--Oaf6wD
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TN q CENTS NTWARD-

ID AN-A-NAY from uc subscI,her on tie isth
B-s instant, an ndented apprentice boy The ca,i-
bet busine IS, nained
JOHN O.. SADLEN.
He is about live feet nine inches HIGH with light brown
hair, grey eyes, and rather light complexion, and
plays IN the fife. Hehas downcsst suspicious look
when you converse with hin. or look him in tic fac.
A disregard Tor truth, and u turbulent unGoyelnabe
disposition, two distinguished traits in his cl,a.c
ter.ie wore away blue broadeloth Goat, light color
ed wa'stcoat and Danksen p;,ntaoons--but carried
way other cioaths to change his dress
All prisons are forbid haraoring trusting or employ
in the sad boy as shall rigIy enforce the Law a
sainst them = The above reward will be given for his
apprehension
CALEB II. TURNER,
near Prince EdTrard court-h horse.
MA
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NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIvEN-rbafa Petitio, will Ike
e WISE be presented to tie next Gcne~ai Assembly
Oh virginia Tor an act, for the incorporation ola Com
2sny' Snh anthorisihg the opening and laying out
u.npiSe Road from Dumfries to Fauquier Court
JIllv 154f
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FOREIGN.

PANS, May o..
All the roads are covered with Diligence
and post chaises, which are bringing to Pa
| ris the members of the electoral colleges.
| the deputies and the military who are to as
| sist at the general assembly of the CE111h
de Maj. All the colonels have received or
| ders to remain with their regiments, but ma
| jors and 1t. coils. will assist at the CAanh de
| l2ai
A train of artillery set out this morning fer
La Vendee. Some troops of the young guards
set out in carriages this night for the same
| destination.
The troops which were at Orleans have
| gone to Brittany.
| Madame and cardinal Fesch have arrived
| at Lyons in good health. They were receiv-
| ed with the cries of Uive Pemfierelr ant; lfue
| O1addme.
The English custom houses, it is said, re-
ceived on the Esd orders from their govern
ment to S We TO obstacle to the entry of
Frenchmen into England. France, on her side,
permitting the English to enter The COM
munlcation between the two countries IS en-
tirely free.
NAPLES. May l.
On the 21ss April the king repulscd the en-
envy on the left bank of the Romeo. lie kill
led at least 500 men, and made as many pri-
soaers.
On the 22d the head quarters we're at Rimi-
nj. The spirit of the army is excellent, and
they are anxious to meet the enemy. The
Austrlans have Constantly refused battle when
offered to them.
The health of the king is excellent.
The following is An extract from the Impe-
rial Proclamation published at Saint Peters
6urgh, OF the 25th of April, addressed to the
French Nation, and which reached US yes
terday by the GottenbuHgh Mail
April 25.-You entered my territories,
unProvoked. with fire and sword you plum
dered and destroyed wherever you came
you entered my capital, which you laid
waste. l entered your territories. and took
your capital, but destroyed nothing. Again un-
provoked, you raise the sword, and destroy
the peace of nations will now enter your
territories once more, to conquer peace and
wherever | meet with resistance, / will utter
ly destroy you for your perfdy'
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OFFICIAL.
Iricprahh from PoTfsn,,

IefcFrdth from Po1fsmouth
The Captain Of the Cephalus scoop ius,
arrived from the Coast Of France-.I.a
Vendee 10 in general state oi IDsurreC-
ton
~, WarsalS, AhT2 81.
he day before yesterday and to-day. t(,s
2lst division, under the commaGd Of zen. Ven
Ruth, marched out to It's furthesl t,egfipati,r
having halted here one day a park of arr
levy and a large train Of puntoons followed
The reserve remains IN Poland, and as w1I
as the Polish army, is under the command u
Prince Constantine. We have not heard t,,at
the guards at St. Peters5urgh lave vet ree.jv-,
cd orders to march.
His Majesty the King of Sazony haS sr-
thorised, As we are assured, bis Nipisfc,
Count dc ochuenhurg TO sign the ,reatv of
cession OF ons part Of his dominions to Pr.
STA. 11
we expect every moment Courier w;,b
the capitalization OF AncUaa, with which alI ,,,.
military stores fan into H. .ha.u-. os w. Az.
TRANS. Some think
hal
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FOR SALE.

NAl.uABLE LAND--Ae,oiOing my plantation OF
Hi,pom ttrx River, have ~. hundred acres OF
aux, ~h'ei will sell on accommodating terms for
SeN 81 sther Ut the BAs at Virginia or stock OF the
- q" Ites The qualify Of the land !, well ada,-
~. "i'. )" beat; Corn, rpbaeco and Clover The soil
= EooS, and Toe tuunlatOn Of clavabout three hun
ursu acres are tesViy covered aud cro,cd with cx-
eeie unhcr, vince wit answer for buildings slaves
ana ot7er purposes. Wintcr-pock G., = Il constant
stream RUS through this Irsut, and OF, hie OF the
,yreSA, large proportion o the land CO. sts of very
,er.iie se1d Productive lowsnOuids There is a very
hlsl hil' VIII a handsome ssrore thereon, command
Tt prospect around on about fifteen miles, with scve
raj hle springs issuing from its h;se-as is most eli
Sn'e scle Tor buidiAg, country residence; more
heiuiy place below tue mountains could not be easily
selected.
lhere are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty acres of Hat land which now Yields
excellent grass and with little hor most valuable,
meadow may be hail, which couli be covered with
water at PLEASURE. The distance from Petersburg is
twenty-five from Richmond tvcnly-sx miles and
navigation convenient. The cleared low r d hi,r.,
lsd as sufficient Ter working eight tsn hands 10 al
'sotage. 1he premises viii be shewn By rue NJ any
time.
Fer the terms srpIy 70 sir. Thomas TAYLOR OF
isichnood. or n Mr.. Samuel Turner ct Petersburg
or to the subscriber.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
@ou(epS.
Monday, July 10, 1915.


tuesday last, being the anniversary of our
National independence, the citizens Of this
town assembled in conformity to the notices
which were published in our last paper, to
testify in public manner that Joy which the
occasion has ever inspired in the breasts of
Americans, and gratitude 10 heaven for lie re,
turn OF those blessings which were bought with
the best blood of our country-but of which
we have been deprived for the last two or
three years by an unjust and foolish war.
AT l0o'clok, AN. the Federal Republicans
assembled at the Court House, from which
they moved in procession, escorted by the
Portland Ryte Company, under Capt. Henry
SMITH, to the Rev. Mr.. PAYsoN's meeting
house, where, after the performance of some
excellent music and a solemn and impressive
prayer by the Rev. Dr.CoFFIN. of Buxton. an
Grafton, replete with historical knowledge.
and Taught with the purest political and rei
.gious doctrines, was delivered by OLIVER
BRAY, Esq. TO highly respectable and crowd
ed audience, which was received with much
applause.-Aiter which the citizens separa-
ted.
In the evening, we were highly entertained
by more brilliant display OF various kinds Of
Fireworks than we ever before witnessed IN
this town.
An account Of the celebration by the associ-
alton OF Retailers, will be found in this paper
The day was also noticed by the democrats
in this town, and an Grafton was delivered 10
them by Mr.. n. Il. Carter.
In giving the accounts Of the late celebra-
lions, we do 1t in compliance with the wishes
OF those who engaged in them, without pre-
tending to exercise the right Of private judg-
ment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
WOR H..

"Worth makes the man." Pope says
and every body acknowledges the truth Of
the sentiment but then the question is,
what makes 7verlh 2-The moralisl viii
tell you," il is viftue but the man Of tn,
world says it is money. And indeed, in
this age ofreQson, the Latter dehni ion seems
almost universally TO prevail. When it is
asSea how much a man is ggorth, The an.
swer generally has an exclusive re ference
to his property. II he has wealth, The re
plier TO the question says h is worth so
many pounds, but if he be very poo ,hougt
he should possess the intelligence Of 4
Newton, and the benevoltnce of Howard
6 He is moi 1v0rh great" 4 hus the
worth of a man, like that of beef and butter
is reckoned BY pounds, shillings and pence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
Foreign Articles.
IoNpoN, MAY TX

LoNDoN, MAY Is.
Reports prevailed at Dover yefterday,
that Valenciennes had declared for Lou
is XVIII That Life was equally well
dilpofed Are 'hefe :" the acts of rebel
lion in the department of the Norih, al
luoed to by Fouche Z Two officers lam
ded at Dover, ffom Bordeaux, with ac-
Sounls of the difiurbances that have brok-
en- out there.
Two French officers have arrived at
at Plymouth from Vannes in the depart
ment of Morbihau They are under
food to bring accounts Of the riGngs in
the Welt in favor of Louis XVIII.
Deftr,ions from Dunkirk and all The
Northern frontiers are frequent and nu-
merous.
Disturbances have taken place at Dor
deaux. The populace have evinced their
attachment to the King, and blood has
been fhed. Old Boify d'Anglas, The
Communicable, has attempted to reeore
order by the old revolutionary mealures,
Soult has been appointed Bonaparte's
Maj Gen.
The official Journal of Louis XVIII,
fays, that Suchet has had difpules with
he Commiihoner RGderer at Lyons
that St Cyr and Oudinot are itrietly
watched, and that Ney has been baoifh-
ed.
The elections at Paris fsem TO diff
pleafc Bcnaparte. The papers complain
.aat lawyers form the great majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

There are contradictory accounts a.
bout Murat.-One account, which we
know to be falfe, reprefents him as hav
ing been eminently fucceisful the 9th
er, as retreating wish the greateft precp-
iration.
Eatyad fran a letter dated Pals, My Sd.
81 expect 10 fee another change here
before qait ,his place, (which will
probably be in about twenty days ] The
Allies are united and Grong, the people
cold, wiihiHg for peace, which they know
is impoihbIe under this man"
A BruGeIs article of May 2, hates,
+" that clouds Of Cofacs are approaching
the frontiers of France, in all directions,
from which circumhance the immediate
commencement of hottllities is expected
Count de Bournonville has Joined king
Louis bouleboId at Gent ; having mar
rowly efcaped the vigilance Of Bonaparte'S
emiharies.
The plan of the enfuing campaign is
laid to have been agreed upon at lac
interview between the marlhals Butcher
and Wellington.
In the Englllh House of Commons on
the I2th May, Lord Caltlereagh gave
notice of motion he ihould make on the
/ 9Th TO which day both houses Of par.
liamen, had adiourned) for leave 20 bring
i'm a bill enabling the king to call out
the whole OF the militia. l. was thought
that the actual declaration of war agalnlt
France would probably NOT be Delayed
beyond tina; day, Lord Castiereagh hav-
wing been gradually developing his deter
mination to commence hoitilities,
The Globe" of May 18th, ltates, as
report "lhat tile emperor of Auitria
was at that time adsaily in negotiation
with Napoleon and that both Empe-
rors give it as their opinion that The whole
caufe of the war related only to the oc-
cupation of Belgium. which was mere
Britilh Object for which Great Britain
alone ought to pay the expence."
Orders having arrived at Dieppe TO
enlilt The filhcrmen for The army, they
rofc, reGlted and declared they were for
Louis XVIII Two thoulaId troops of
the line were TO arrive there yelterday.
The French have begun their prepare
tons for private maritime hoitility' Two
armed ihips Zone lately belonging to an
American, aud American bully were ly-
ing at Bordeaux. ready to take adyant-
age of the frit notice Of a rupture, and
to clear the mouth of the Garroune.
In one of the theatres at Paris, fold
Ter who had accompanied Bonaparte from
Elba, attempted to circulate in the pit
and boxes, fome printed couplets, in favor
OF Bonaparte, and to caufe them to be
flung on the hage bur, after fome con-
futon he was turned out of the houlr,
and The ladies CUT up the fongs in fcurs
de Ius, and threw them into the pit.
A Spaniih feet of eleven fail, full Of
troops, was fpcken with off Curacao,
May Io, defined for Carthagepa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

Well the fghtiog, no doubt, oas very
well But as neither Madifon, nor Mon.
roe, nor Armtrong, did any of that, |
with TO inquire of you, whar good they
have accomplished ? Have they obtained
any territory from the B,inth /? No
Have they obtained any feeurity for what
they called Euil9ys' rigbtsf No Have
they fccured the interels of free trade ?
Ns But they have left the Britilh in
pohefiion Of Moofc Inand ? les.
The Btillh have made no reputation
for your
6257
imprefied feamen ? no. No reparation
Tor fpoliations under the orders in coun.
Gil No. They have made not the leait
promife to abttain from former practices,
in future wars? No. And yet you
fay, +" the EbRantiai objects q Tie sUar
bave ksen obtained r. | am ready 10
fwear TO it, for Mr.. Madiion Jays 70 him
ielf.
Pray, Sir, how did you like John jays
treaty! "Wbat The Brit!b treaty? it
4uas a bad treaty.
lnhead, however, of leaving Ameri-
can ground IN BiiEiih hands, as this does,
it took American fortrehes out of Briii!h
hands, for the hrf time, as have under
food
"WsA, it did 70 ;bat ii quas a bad treaty,
and jain Jay eight 10 haze been hung jar
making it
Initead of being fent about fpolia
tions, John Jays treaty provided for
perfect lndemniGcation; aud have unS
derRocd the money was actually paid
"It was 20 bur John Jay was fed
eraIilt ard tory and no good rePubli-
can ought to like any tki"g he ever did !"
Indeed not his services in the Ameri-
can revolution
:. no. nothing | have no doubt he
was tory all The time"
Why, Thea, 70 were Hamilton, and
Wilmington, too-and all the other fed
eraliits who framed our ccnititu;ion.
/" Well, who knows but they were 7"
But Jays treaty provided for free
trsde; ana you know we had agreat deal
CT it, and very profperouS, too, while that
treaty, which wa. limited to ten years,
lated. Now, which do you think the
belt John Jays, which you have been
curling 10 heavily. or this of Madison's
Whv, Sir. I'll tell you whatit isl
am determined to flick to my party. My
ION holds commiflilon, and l expect a
fu all office myfe'f and, therefore, |
don's care fig about John Jays treaty.
or this treaty, or any other treaty. |
know which Gde my bread is buttered,
and J mean to ftick to my party"
J. What! although it ihoulG ruin your
country
al .eH y0u uucc more / am repubii-
can and every true republican mutt
flick 20 his party, let what will happen to
the country"
And away went old Obffinate.
I, is Qaid i curious thing, that the
fame men who almof caufed an infurrec-
ton about lohn jays treaty, fhould IKE
Madlfon's 70 well.
/. Bur not more 70, Qaid fhrewd little
gentleman on my left,) then that they,
who thought the 4var 70 necegary. mould
conGder the treaty 70 sdtigfaffoy.
But will net he people fee through it
Qaid y at lal /?
The people (faid he) never fee more
than they eb9sjslo fee
1t was an ill-na,ufed remark, and left
him:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

FOURTH OF HTIY

what American can view with frigid indiffcr-
ence The return Of this halowed day Who can
look back On the awful dangers and threatening
storms, which have but Just subsidized in the hapnv
calm Of peace and not feel the thrill of gratitude
swelling in his bosom, as he contemplates the un-
bounded goodness of Heaven in restoring this "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

Bonaparte is now hem'd in on all sides,
while powerful party in favor Of the Bour-
bons hold him in awe, in France. In pro-
portion to the danger by which he is envi
roned, may We expect 10 see addresses,
proclamations and ptotestations of loyalty,
with the very gracious answers OF his I'M
peTial and royal majesty annexed. We
hnow by experience the Importance ofsuch
common piece panegyriC. At the death of
Murat, the convention had abundant evil
dence of this fact in one, The sc words were
used : "the character OF this Immortal Leg
islator is engrayen on our souls in letters
OF hre." The remains OF this " Legisla-
tor" received the honcrs OF the Pantheon,
and in less than two months afterwards
we're Indignantly removed amidst the ex-
ecrations of his quondam admirers. Robes
pierre, his confederate, during the season
OF his power received the same homage, and
afterwards was drawn 10 public execution 10
a cart amidst The Cutse and maledictions OF
thepopul4nce. 1t is not the spontaneous
tribute oil affection III is the homage of fear,
and the very lips that pronounce such ben
edictons on tyran, in the plenlitude of his
power are ready TO convert them into cur
ses on a turn of fortunes wheel. Bona
parle knows, for he has experienced in his
own person, the real value Of such COM
modify. Not all these free-will offerings
of loyalty and attachment would iduce
lin TO lay aside single bayonet, He