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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-07
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We arc paIitc'v favored sith tip Inlra
rial Ca7ette OF Point Petre, Gaudaloupe
az tie 10th plt. by tie arrival OF ty
French plot beat schr. Little Charles, In
16 days from that place.
The only important eortsnts Of this
paper are. that Caudaloune declares
herselfin 4 state of seige By Martinique,
ard a proclamation to FRAT effect was Is
Sned by the count Linois. We have
translated and lay It before our read
erS.
On the 9Th Taly, at a general review
an the Place d .armes, III Borg. the
,comnlissary commandment, NJ. Lemesle,
lattended by count LIMOS, delivered an
address to the national, guards and the
sinhahitaats,in which the oath of allegiance
ito the emperor was proposed and taken
with general enthusiasm.
The ship Charles, for Boston, and
ischrs. Sally and Mary Ann, for New
York, are advertised.
Proclamation to Tie Inhabitants of the
! liaaa Of Gandaloupe and its depen'
| denotes.
! Colenists-I have acquainted YOU witt
The Proclamation of the 29th Sune last
sfrem Monsieur the count of Vaugeraud
|governor of Martinique. You have there
iroticed, With indignation, that seekins
l{obreak ali those ties which unite you t,
Trance and to the government of Guada
lloppe, Monsieur de Vaugeraud has fiat
|tered himselfto excite among US the hor
ross of civil var and proht'by our dis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-07
or'Madeira,

tx9K The Schooner Thetis,
s4& ]. w. Macy, wsster Can take
400 barrels on freight for Madeira If i'm
mediate application be made to
Z. II. HosclaGG.
8 mo. s. st
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

we'll in Office TO pocket the publick money,
or in "Gerrynanderng" the State with the
view of perpetuating power in the hands
OF few individuals ! IF these are meas
ures calculated to preserve Republican
form oil Government and promote the hap.
piness and prosperity of the people, the
leaders ofdemocracy and partizans of Mr.
Madison ought 10 be placed in power. 1t
is true that there are great numbers in eve.
ry part of the State, WHO, from personal and
interested motives, are zeaiously endeavor
ing to effect a.reyoiution in the State.
Hundreds will lose fat offices and con-
tracts which they enjoyed during the war,
and they must soon return to their farms
and workshops unless they can contrive
some nezU way to live on the publick, This
can take place only by getting a Gerryite
for Governour, and thus afford these gen
try and salary patriots, second scrabble for
the loaves y fishes of Office. But we cannot
entertain so poor an opinion of our fellow
citizens as 10 suppose that even those, ma
ny of them at least, who profess to belong
TO the democratic party can wish to See
such system of policy again introduced
into this state as was witnessed when Mr.
Gerry and his party were in power, nor such
as Mr.. Madison s his party have pursued
On the other hand, ifthe policy and advice
Of such men us Gov. STRONG, 1t Gov.
PHILLIPS and other distinguished feder-
alists had have been attended to and pursu-
ed by our democratic rulers, we should not
have been involved in long and ruinous
war, which caused the death of thousands
and plunged the Country in debt and sad
died the people with taxes; ifthey forget
these facts, the Iaxgatherers will now and
then give their ~ecollection a legal jog
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
LECTION OF GOVERNOUR.

|bv tbs aOhaay next is the day designated
S,s,s constitution tor the Electors of the
and 49, assemble In their respective towns
=, ~ give in their votes for Governor. Lieut.
,s s'eraOr and Senators and we should
Il, ,Ipp pos that for the people to be notified of
leres.' she meeting, was all that was
of,heir 10 ensure universal discharge
IT,, y, worthy OF freemen
of ~. oe necessary totell the citizens
IN n usetts that the men who have sci
n y - opposition to Gov STRONG. are
unneca,.s ""o involved the country in an
erhas - war, whose folly when in pow
,,s ass loaded you with host of burdepsome
Years ! D'ln VIII compel you, for many
Money eo'ne' to labour and toll to get
ior the n' nave leaders OF democracy done
seemsn.r uOhek when they had the man
D 5s'asn' OF the government of the State
by pn,,;. manifest their love of the people
ang such men as Skinner and Bid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

ECf"E~ OOH.S Co.,
Ii is reported that info nation is received
by an arrival at Norfolk, in 40 days from
Amsterdam, that the Congress at Vienna
have amicably adjusted the business for
which they have assembled and separated.
We have no late &C counts from England.
At the last dates from France, state of
order and tranquility prevailed throughout
the Empire. The government were EN-.
ployed in deslsing means for The restoration
ofpublick credit, the promotion of agricul-
ture and manufactures and The encourage
ment of commerce which had been in
manner annihilated by the mad ambition Of
their late Tyrant.
The attachment of the people to their
legitimate sovereign LOUIS the 18Th, was
strong and universal
In Spain the Patriot army under Gerer-
al Nina, has been defeated by the Kings
forces, and Ferdinand, his pertizans, Priests,
Inqusition and all, firmly fixed in possession
OF the government and authority.
An expedition was fitting al Cadiz, for
South America which is to take out 10000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
PORT OF sOSTON.

FRIDA Y, March 17--Wind F.. aud snow.
storm latter psrt Of the day and evening very
severe. Arrived, feet Of vessels from Tn {
Eas' ward. Also, brig ---, f.. Duxbury, IN
bAllest, and gun boats from Portsmouth,, 10 take
down sesmen for the Congress, &c.
MONDAY, March 20-Wind gale from
N. w. Ar sch. Fortune, Merrym4n, Machlas,
cargo plss'er.
ENTEkED-Sch. Fox. Ham2den, cocoa ;
Ocesn, Wiscssse.
The capt. Of the Daphne, from The Cape Of G.
Hope, (cspiured by the keIndeer,) mf,rmed th.l
the SyreD WIS tsken near he line; that Capt.
Parker had died, when L.. n chols1n took com
rnand and that the officers ana crew were ali
well--the former lived on shore II tue Cape,
and wee very we'll treated.
The Newcastle, Cap. the r.. Hon. LORD
Geo. Stuart; Lesnder, Capt. Sir 9 Collier,
KIT; Acssls, Capt Kerr; and one other f,ss'e
all in pursuit of he L. S. frigs Co.'s. III.
ton pul into ST. M.chaeIs, beginning " Feb
to OBJ; ain informslion Of her, tn hearing nothing.
would sail again, eler oh'siuIng rel, eaLmtn 5,
TO continue the race. Tue ". and a. lei
Provincetown on The 25.i Dec. and the Con
s;itution I'D days the start Of hen, bu
sook diiiefen. course from that the Dri,iah
Commodore CON &c ured she would.
Inc snip J@he, lot AWerPoo', N'pc n p VS.
sci from the u. s. to EngIsnd) sailed iron,
he Delaware 7th ins'.
The Spanish frigate Emerald, from Vera Cruz
and Havana, arrived Cadz Jan. IL laden
with upwards Of 5000, 900 DDS 70? ihc Gov
eminent and the merchants; also, II gc
quantity of cochineal.
The cartel which lately arrived at Norfolk,
brought home Ga If the crew Of The late U. 5.
brig Argus sls1 LIS. Watson and Alien, and
MI. DennisoD, he Purser.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Questions and AnS1UerS.

Qusa Why was the War declared by our Gov
srnment against Great Britain
Aas. Because our rulers expected and intended
BY assisting France, thereby to crush England and
complete their own plans of Gerrymandering Socie-
IT,
Qua. Why did our rulers make Peace?
Aas. Because the War was SO unpopular and
money 50 scarce, that they could not carry it on
any longer,
eRa. As our rulers have made peace with En-
Saad, baryed The Ratchet, why Is there such anx-
auy among the Democrats to get into power in this
a'ale and rule with their former severity?
ans. This Is an important question.--The true
fason i this--our rulers at Washington found that
|aea-Eagland was such weight upon them and
nc . strongly opposed to the war, it was impos-
a0le 70 pursue it any longer, while such men as
s''oAS and UILMAN and SMITH and CHITTEN-
Den and JoEEs, were Governors, Of the New-Eng-
'and otateSe-The Democrats have plan ahead. as
wi Is they can revolutionize New-England-Th
nay be depended on.
guest And what is this plan 2
1''S AS soon as they can have Democratic Cor
s'1O's ~ this quarter Of the United States. who
W. be ready to go thro thick and thin to please
'a'u men as Madison-turn out the militia to take
Il, anu JOIN IN laying taxes7-I say as soon as
il, 'e uene-then we shall have another ecar
''sa'ed against England-Democrati passions are
'a'n enough this moment for it.
~ ! inen you suppose that Peace is to last
49, Is triumphant in New-England and
1"' Just so long-You may now account for
|t.;. o'uVity OF the Democrats to regain
,s, al thelr engines are in prepation to
\. 'o'efnor Strong and elect Mr.. Dexter and
WI sing praises to the hothedds at Wash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
GAZETTE
PORT OF

Entrances and CIearaAc, ~ lad CUSTOM House since
or t0St.
Marcb 20.-Ar sloop Caleb Strong, Hobbs, from
Boston.
IS sIoop Messenger, Turkey, from Boston.
CLEARANCEs.
IS, brig Castor, Winslow, for Wcst-Indcs
ship Margaret, Mcclellan for Charleston
q, sch. Nabby, Bunker, for Boston.
g, sch. Barzilla, Potc, for Bermuda
g ship Neutrality, hillcran for IA, ana.
sch. Friendship, Moody for Bermuda.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
NOTICE

yKyE the fubfcfibers having been appointed by
" the Hon. Job Melton, Efq. Judge Of the
court for the probate Of wills &C in and for the
county Of Hancock, commit ioners 60 receive. ex-
anime and adult he claims Of The levera credi-
tors TO the ellaie of THOMAS JOSEIYN, late of
No. four, IN said county, yeomah, decesfed add
fix months being allowed from the date hereof for
that purPoie, hereby notify that we will attend 10
the duty aihgned US a. the dwelling houfe OF
James w Merrill, in DiImont on The laa Mon
day 10 March, and the all Monday 10 the three
following months from ten o'clock IN the forenoon
till four o'clock in he afternoon on each of laid
days JOHN SMITH,
I,MES W MERRILL. G'''~igi'''''.
Dixmnnt, Feb 4h 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27


,h;uk il possible that the majority
We cah"L &c Maine can counienance pro-
aftbe pepsh, with evil as that of rming new
jsc! y n.rsicclarIy at the present .'ns.5 ineY
safe, .sps;n and sgsin, given thqir DECIDED mega,
bare -, The last time II was attempted lsho
use = ',ss BY many Of The ssae men VINO have
tDs Ss@so,;ec,ed I'D the promoters OF lbs measure
bell pad TO submit the question to the peo-
4 were when an Honorable Senator otfered
plt; ' wv for the purpose OF taking the sense
Res0'. on this question, the very men who
Esftae pss ,ba great advocates of separation ieft
Rbsd OesS ',s IN The Senate, and the President
ther .s:.sd 10 declare that there was not quo
vas 00n5 has never been strictly party question.
E5un' .mher that at the time above alluded 10,
We r" and effcc ual opposition was made by
4 - uaaea &c both parties. We also recollect
gen''s" axe;led universal opposition among the
|ibh ! Maine, in consequence OF the great
|Coss'Ss .;srce and expense which would accrue
p soa' ,'S,aId add the doings of The Legislature
~ -. subicct at their late session.
n.mp,onzrealM ofMassachuSettS.
rps connit,ee of the Senate, 10 whom was
iu csr,sia resolves on the subject OF sep
elt'S'ss er,as District of Msine, and the forma-
ei'''Os as,iuct government therein Report,
'on = i thsir opinion, 10 justify The measure
1hss rl.fea by the resolves. he Legislature
=, h satisfied that IL is caAed for by the
ousas = and viii of the people in Tue District.
J rat your Committee are uns0'e 70 perceive 10
D Ds., xay their general interest would be Pro
rs,sd b. a separation. Ii couid afford no new
lassotsre TO the Husbandmsi nor add to ne
s.,t;ss of The Trader. Aud at lime wien
- oeople are laboring under The extraordinary
s ~ occasioned by The War, 1t can hardly be
'ss,gbt they would be inclined 10 encounter The
90 sed expences incident 70 The formation ana
'aaas,, of : new md separate government. And
~ oo;noa of YOUR Committee on tA's point is
.ssermed BY Tie consideration that the people
s ss.Is n;str;c,, possessing clear discernment
= ,hsr own interest would long ago have ca
~ for separation, II IN their Jadgment the
assure would have been OF sreat pubic al
|,.ptsge. Bat whatever Judgment may be form
"A ii tie influence OF the measure on theF
general interest, Ill IN the opiAioh oI your Com
ppit,ee il cannot be adopted against lAe VIII OF
,te oeople in The District, and u would seem
d ,our Committee that the Legislature ought
~ 10 take any measure ie sdng 10 separation,
.,lhout a clear indication Ut a general SEMI
usut ia favor of il.
THIS measure has been moved It several peri
oas but the last, and NEST unequivocsl express
non of the sentiment Of The people on tins SUB
ject vas in the year 1807.-And by the return
pfthe votes given st that time were found 94C4
,gsinsta Separation and $50 only for II.
Your Committee are therefore OF opinion thai
ID 10 mol ex2edieDt TO pass said Resolves.
ALI which is respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL c. ALLEN ter OiGer,
In Senate Feb. 25 1915.
Read and Accepted.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
A true Copy-Attesf,
.McCLEARY, Cletk et The Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

10 be fold by order of she Circuit Court OF
Common Peas az The houfe Of widow Bahia
ba Yiaing, DuSham in the County of Cam
berland en- Saturday the 18th day of AQril nexs
three o'clock p M a certain piece Of iand w.
ing in taid Durham containing eighs or more A.
cres lying between widow Winnings thirds sad
land owned by Jonathan s,rous. it being land
belonging TO the E(fae Of Benz vining de-
ceafed to pay his jun Ge5Ss aud Incidental char.
gcs. John VININC.
March q, 1915,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Maine Charitable Mecbaic 6O9ciati9n.

Maine Charitable Mechanic IDociation.
a will be held at Warrington Mechanic Hall,
on the evening of Tuefday oath april at half palt
O'Clock b. I. CHASE, SsS,etG,y
Mechanics or Manufacturers who with 10 be
come members of The adoc aion are requeed to
leave their names with either of the Officer, or
Secretary on or before he 8 n inf as the Board
of Tru9ees will be in FELTON, on that day receive
all fuch applications.
March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

THE MATER of the Boat -. who failed from,
Bolton The 9 b inf. about two O'Clock Al
and who took on board Lad by The name JOHN
ADAMS GOODWIN, is reque6ed return him
inlme lately to the care of Mr. BENJAMIN IA
TON, ir, Bolton who is au horned to receive him
otherwhe proiecuiion will be imnediae'v com .
menced sgainlt him and al good people DO whom
the knowledge Of laid Lad fla come. are requef.
ted by all means in their power to lntuce him 10
return 70 his friends. Any Information % the
fublcribers Lanesier, MATS will be rbaakfulIy
received EDWD GOODWIN.
March 10th, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
NOTICE..

THE Proprietors of The PoytLsnd Livsyy Stable
L are hereby notified that fpecial meeting will
be held at Col. BURNHAMs Inn, on Afondoy, the
tenth day of April next. at z O'Clock. M: to fee
if they will agree to fell he Stock and cofe their
concern, or make fueh repairs as may be necc1ary
for it's eontinuance-and usniad any other buff
nels that may legally come before them.
By wdsy eftbs Di,tefors,
s. PATTEN, Tresfmer.
March "a, 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
TZe 1(ogng Kinq William.

Tze Tong King William.
yIYILL fand at Northyarmouh the enEuing Tea
wv fon.-on Mondays and Tuesdays, at he
Falls; and the remainder of the ,ims at The Stable
Of the Subfcriber - Said Horie eegant, well built,
of dapple gray colour, about hxyears old IS part
Epglilhblood -bI ed in Vermont For terms ap-
ply TO the Subicriber.
- HENRY SCOTT.
March q, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

din aa5rsG to tbs Csaom~. Of tie Sa5sS;6ev BY sVay
AN ACROSTICK.
T is through dreadful drifts of fnow
We Potts do wander round,
A II hazards we do undergo
N ew wonders TO rebound;
T ormented with the cold and heat,
NJ ingled with hail and fnow,
Y ct we each other weekly meet,
p ack up our news and GO
A Ias our wants what tongue can tell,
on Cuaomers may guefs-
uch wants as ours are known full well
n every publick Prels.
G God news we always with to bring.
N ews hat will make you beA;
Z ach line that you can read or hng,
ID ONT make my fong JET.
WILLIAM TRESCCTT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
March %, 1875.

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that ihe has been duly appointed
and taking upon herfelf the truit of AdmniAratrix
on The efiate of DANIEL DOLE, late of Welb
brook in the county of Cumberland, woman de-
Ceaied by giving bond as the law directs-fhc
therefore requehs all perfoas who are indebted TO
the laid decealeds eltate 10 make immediate pay
ment and tboie who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the fame 10
KATHARINE DOLE.
March, 2Sd, 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Oliver Buckley.

INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
taken fore oPpo6te Mr.. Robert Boyds, in
Niidale hreet where he intends carrying on the
lin Plate quorking and planting bghneI5,
in us va u. bTanches-where copnant iuppiy
OF Tin ware will be kept on hand for laIe. ANY
Older in his line wall be promptly executed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
NEW LONDON, MARCH

NEW LONDON, MARCH Is
On Sunday last. FORTY THREE sail OF
vessels went 20 sea fom this port, Of which
TWENTY-ONE were SHIPS, briggs, aud the
remainder sChooncrs and sloops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

The packet Astrea, for Boston. Portland, and
Kennebec, % sal about 1o;h AprIl,) up at N.
Haven, 21st INST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice o all
concerned, that fhe has been duly appointed
aud taken upou hetfeif the trua of Adminiltrstrix
on the eltate Of STEPHEN THOMAS late of
Portland IN tie county of Cumberland, Phy6cians
deceated, by giving bond as the law direcfs--fhe
therefore requelts all perfons who indebted 20
the isid deceafeds eGste 70 make immediate pay
ment; and thoie who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the fame 10
BARBARA THOMAS.
March %, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
7OLET

THE large aud convenient Fave,n Hsuc now
occupied by Mr. Stephen MeLeIlaa, Situatea
on Maine Greet in and.-PofeiTion viii be
gwen eariyin Ma For particulars enquire Of
The Preient O. cupant or TBafebs, Gs4aara Of Boz
'0n March 27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
The Tuitices of the Peace
10 LEI
March 27.

~ Lei,
THAT large BRICK HOUSE by the Hay
J. Market, with he stable thereunto Belonging
AID now occupied by Mr. Nathaniel Titton poi
ieihOn given at or before IN of May - Inquire Of
NATHANIEL co FIN.
Portland, March II 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
TOWN OFFICERS.

On MonGay last the annual meeting tor
the choice of Municipal Officers, was held
in this town. The business was conducted
in perfect harmony aud with unprecedent-
ed spatch-having been completed in two
hours.-The Town Officers Of the last year
were reelected, with the exception OF few
who resigned.
The annual meeting stands adjourned to
Monday next, at o'clock, p. M. 70 receive
the report OF Committee appointed to con-
slider and report what sum of money ii is
necessary to raise TO defray the current ex-
penses of the town for the ensuing year.
49, The meeting for giving in votes for
County Treasurer, stands adjourned to 10
o'clock, A N on The same day.
One of the charges brought against the
administration of Gov, STRONG by his Der
ferrous opponents, is, for putting the State
to great expense liz calling out the militia for
the defence of the seaboarJ the last year
Another charge against Gov. STRONG, is,
for not calling out the militia to retake Cas-.
ine-Hhas Consistency!
The Madisonians are sorely disappoint.
ed in their calculations 10 royolutionize \
Hampshire The recent election in that
State has terminated in the choice of Fed
eral Governor, House and Senate. Not
withstarding this, the party boast of car
rying their Candidate in this State, in oppo.
sition to the venerable and patriotic STRONG
Whilst the OBSTETRICS are making every
exertion to get their followers TO the Polls,
we would warn the friends of our present
worthy Governor, and those who wish 10
preserve the peace and prosperity of the
State, of the danger of sleeping at their
posts. 1t is not only necessary to attend
the meeting themselves, but il is necessary
that they should see that their friends and
neighbours attend also.
If the federalists will only use half the
zeal and industry which their opponents Go,
they will have larger majority this year
thar they had last.
A circular signed by Josiah Paine is now
going the rounds urging all those who
love war and taxes to turn ont 10 man and
vote FOR the democratic ticket. ii bad
cause can excite such zeal and activity, what
may We not expect from the friends of the
FEDERAL AMERICAN TICKET,
composed of the associates and deciples OF
WAsHINGToN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

The Selectmen and Town Clerks
= ford, are informed tina, they may receive The
copies of the Treaties negotiated between the U
nited States and Great Britain pu5lhed by order
of the Legislature application At the Book
Store of ISACC ADAMS, Portland.
March Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

Left at Matanzas, March Jth SCH Calvan, Hall
for Portsmouth, \. II. brig Superior. eog-portaud.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27


While I'll r 5 Collectors are calling
upon he good people OF this land Of liberty
to enter their carriages and pay the duty
on the same ;would it not be a very reason
able requisition to require an entry to be
made also of the mis- carriages of certain
great characters in the nation Should
the latter entries be made, and res onable
duty be promptly paid, it is believed Mr.
Madison and followers may yet be no in
considerable profit 10 the nation.
"Paying for the Whistle. The opposers
OF Mr. Strong and advocates of Mr.. Madi-
son say we have obtained all the objects for
which We went TO war--and in substance
declare that the question respecting i'm
pressment, blockade and captures under the
Orders IN Council, are, by he treaty Of
Client, decided in our favour. tits In vain
to reason with those who will circulate such
gross ialsehoods and Misrepresentation
But there is a portion OF The community,
even some democrats who Will not moving
ly and wlltully adhere 10 that which is not
true. Let such take the pamphlet late
ly published containing the treaties ne
gocia,ed BY Mr.. Jay, * by Messrs Monroe
and Pinckney. which were suffered 10 ex-
pire or elected, and compare them with the
one lately made by Gallatin and others, II
ter waste of 90 or $4,000 lives & expsnce
OF ! SO millions of dollars, and If they do no,
fad that they have been made to C pay too
dear for the whistle" we will never deny but
that the present treaty is preferable TO the
two former ont, md hat it is honorable"
to Mar. Maids -. rs party.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

Wanted two active young lads from "A 10 c
years of age, as Apprentices to The above buh-
uels.