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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
State Of parties IN Nezv. York.

w v JJttF EtL0 III 4
!, ihe New York papers Of both parties in
ssH-York agree in the statement that the
4 sseen' Election for members of assembly
a'nat State, has terminated in the choice oil
y aedrrallsts and 6 democrats
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
Medsteronean Expedition.

Inc Mediterranean squadron, mentioned
% INC hrs, page, under the command OF
|Iom Decatur sailed from New York the
1vIh instant with a fair wind
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

nc legislature. OF this state will convene
! Doslon on Wednesday, this week
ae proportion OF Fcderalists TO Demo-
Gle 4 is nearly 2 10 |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

henneDec LanlS, &C. at auction.
pUR5U Ant to vote of the propric;ors Of The
Ksnneoec purchafe from The late C0!ony of
New plymouth, at their meeting duly called aud
he'd IN B1Aou on he 8th day of FEB uAcy, cigh-
teen hundred and fifteen The laid proprietors will
fell al pubic aucdon, on MONDAY the niue
,eenta day of June next at their Oihce NOS, 3,
Suffolk Buildings, B,fon--
All their LANDS, within the Plym
ou;h Claim 70 called, 10 the Diarid of Name,
which re.n1in divided and unfold, together wish
a rowniliip Of Land IN the Commonwealth
ua!oca4ed land 10 the D.fcG Of Maine which vas
grained 10 said Pgoprietors by the commonwe2!s
with the right of iocau0g fha fame aud all bonds,
notcs, mortgages and othe fecur;ies Of every ael
crlp,ion, belonging 10 faid 2roPretcrs, ID order
that all demands aga nj rae q psoprleIory may
be paid aad ioal div,iioa of the proceeds 81 all
their property may be made .mons the peopIie
tors
The following are part Of the lands 20 be iod =
About 900 acres IN Whitehead.
5000 acres in PA.e no,
500 do ia Long Pond fstemeat, "a t6s c.aa
wei of sheepfcug river, ~ IF Lin
10000 do in Long Pond and Patrick ea.a
town Se.,;e.n ants. eat Of
ShsepIcut river,
1000 do in Malta.
1900 do III Harlem, "a ,,.r -.
500 do ia Firtax,
462 do in Rons,
o. DO ia W&ervte
1000 do i. IS mite Pond gst,ernedt, be
iag sCacI Of lad ossween
the Billiard lac aud ;hs eat
end Of l5mi.e los, ia bs
1000 do 10 CAnsaa gofe e1a7.r
677a do in piymoh.h gore can Of Ca Of 50
1890 DO in Mad1an naan msl tf
4-OJ d. ia Ta;ss,
600 do ia ja4ul.y
Mol o. .ls 4oovs mentioned lands a,e IN tots
d! from a 20 200 acte, e4ch.
Sua1sf check Or yellow otl wta;n the hfteen
m lois Oh the sait 400 9el ldes Of K-ane Zee
River, AID lots il AuSutA. re grade, Mount V-v,
non, Meicer, Freelona. Wayne. and other paris
Of the claim, delcripion of which wiil be givsh
a. the f. { --5chcdue {, OF he lands. bonds, nole
and mortgages, ale iodsea ~ the Office of the fad
peo2rie,o anl MAJ te examined AZ any time
previous 10 the file, Application TO the iubicri
3-r.
Sale to commence on the n're eena day Of Iuns
al / &c ock A. M. Ani TO be coutiuusd from day
TO day till the Whole i diiposed OF
iaODl TdAYER, Pep CIsrk.
Boaon, May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
BOOK-BlNDING,

IN various branches, executed in a neat and
faithful manner, az the BOOKSTORE of
liaac Adams,
Me- Extb'sgs Ssess
H1e.ebants Le9gey, 3osraais and Day Baoks of pa
per of fuperior quality bound and ruled 70 iuit
patterns .--h5o--Recor and Blank Books, Of Va
rious kinds
Books g Stationary,
whslefa'e aud e.2il at the Boltcn prices
a complete alIor;ment II
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Blanks printed at ihort notice.
large aTortment of BLANKS. printed on pa
per of good quality, connauty for iae.
~ Cash or Books and the higneit Prize given
for clean Cotton a2d Linen Rag
May 90 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
1b5jGqvbm it my coacern viii please t.
take notice and goUefn tbszgslves acc0r>

dngy.
THE fubfctber has by v.r'ue Of the authority
Y v.Ged in him by the laws Of the United
States appointed Zetu@n Tricky OF Cape E!izA-
beth deputy collector for the towns ct Scaroo'
ro,gh ra,s El,z .be. h. Wsit5took and Fslmouih
R.chard 1ote j Of New @ oaee.ier dsPu
,oi!ec Or co, the towns Of Poland, Minot. Peep
foot and lhompion Pod Plantation. iho.ass
=. Tob,s az ~ G,ouce(lcr, de .,usY collector tor
he Gowns "a Nortiysrtnou and New G.oGceFcF.
and ReuIen Haskell of powaal 2 deputy coffee
Tor FOL Tie towns Of Ia p(~eil, BfuriwcS, Free
mort, Pc ,gaal and Durham 10 co'ect OF del'nqnen's
duties en- carriages ard abe. i6ey oaH SsSs DE- me
duties ca houl-hod furni ufe and watches aad
he ,ErS4 tar The du.ies on carriages 10 the
At rea.ehtioped towns wiShe received al ths oitlcs
I'm me l.5A Jun- next. whAg il,a!i thea reiaain
due w,il tie collected by the atore:aid oepaaes
| with.n their feveral diitrcts
w. sTokEa Cstee7or y t6s ts0saee fr b
seoeab CHI sim sia ia Of Megs -5asslts
| Collectors Office, 10. tiand, My 24'h So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

In Noth Yarmoua, ~ R-v. Francis br W.
&c Samuel Gilman. met. 10 Mss Ch-r"tte
J.aks.
la this LOWE, M N.'hani2l CrocksI, 20 Eli ;
Nancy Sick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
DIX. H,E3TONS OINTMENT,
The Best arm.

TIC DESI dTH.
lust received an aGortment Of White anj Col
orsd YARN, Factory Plaid, Check. &c. ADD
expects condantly TO be inppied with al ekten
Eve aHJr.mcnt of Goods, from one Of ihe hra
Factories in Rhode lanJ, which will le|i who.e-
fate or retail cheaper than the ticket prices ar the
Factory, ~ Orders from Country Traders wal
he punctuaiiy attended 10.
WILLIAM CORHAM
Portland May 29, 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

CUMBERLAND BANK
e HR stockholders of the Cumberland Bank, are
J hereby notIhed that fpec.ai meeting Of iaid
Stockholders vii, be hoiden on Wednetday the
feveath day Of June next, TWO clock after :
r,on ar the chamber over laid Bank, for The pur-
nofe of conlidering the propriey of peiionng
the Leg,nalufe Of this Communicable Tor liberty
~ reduce the capital Stock of faid corpot alton.
BY order of The Directors
LEVI CUTTER, Ccjser.
Portland, May &c. 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

naaam8, assistant paymas,er at
l 4. oalsans, has been tried and convicted
sourt Martial for embczz,ing and
,a,E ip'sing The pnblick money by indccing
&.r, ,:e's and discharged militia 10 sell their
a,. ata discount OF 20 and so per
i ,rs, -, telling them he had no mon
4 .a "c Cont sentenced him 10 pay a fine
III sev make good the dohciency 10 Off
ttr,: s''a Soldiers 10 be discharged from
I'M saa pc ecnaned until the paymenI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

Mrs LARRABEE & M;fs Finer informs tbsir
lsi friends 10 Portland aud its veinity that they
are lately from Bottom, and carry on the
Mantaamaking q Tailoring Bgfasj5.
at their houfe at the foot of Plumb llreet. Thols
who may favour them with their work may de-
pend upon having done in The aselt fsihion with
neatnel. and dsiPatch.
Nav 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
WEBER s. CHASE.
EXCHANGE STREET,

Z AVE- i8n eceived an eItenlve afortment Of
: enPfb, India 6 Frencb G2ods,
1u.tas tha preieat and approaching feaion--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

PRyNTfNG.....ef aa aiaas,
Handsomely rxcc9tcG ST Ills Office
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

i wen federalists and four democrats are
~S'sa % The senate of n. II. and there is
'acaney which, % the meeting cfthe
'1'S'alure will be filled by Federalist.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

kennebec Lands, &c. at Auction.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
O. s. rs c. RIP e
n Rosrox. Nov. 10.
From the Mediterranean

Cant. Kilaca, who arrived yesterday
from Malaga, informs that the u. $. ship
Independence. Com. Bainbridge, frigate
Congress, Capt Morris, and schr.----s
arrived there about week previous to
bis sailing. Can. p. Immediately des-
PATCHED the schr. for Com. Decatur
via was understood to be at Carthagena.
Ga the. junction of the two squadrons,
they were to proceed for home aud it was
said were to come to Boston. They may
be daily expected. Capt. II,
brought dispatches for the Secretary Of
the Navy from Commodore Bainbridge
The U. 5. brig Enterprise, Lit. Kearney,
had arrived at Malaga from Boston, via.
Gibraltar, where she put In. having Car.
Iried away her topmasts. The U. S
briggs Saranac, Chippewa, ard Boxer
we're also at Malaga. A U. 5. her.
Imaprodite brig sailed in CO. with capt
| ri. Com. Bainbridge's squadron inter
changed salutes with the Spanish forts OF
arriving at Malaga and the Governor
| Of the Province, the american Consul
land several other distinguished persons
Trad dined on beard the independence
l -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
THEGLoRI0US WAR.

= u .
we have invariably asserted; IN the
) True American, that ite resolution ofthe
late war.in mang respects, reflected i'm
PcTssable honor on the American People
s--slt we have, as Invariably denied that
tie Administration had any share in the
hdaor.--W We have said taat the 8 naval
vietsries, and several military Affairs.
Characterised by the spirit and genius Of
republican, and patriotic people. de-
tsEiniacd to cherisA liberty. and defend
TIER country. gained the renown to our
arms and our nation of which we boast.
aud weira the Norld admires-not the
ceuns''s OF measures oi, administration.
II every actin which the administration
Vas seen, either sisa, or military. it ap-
peared IN disgrace. In tie cabiaet and
lathe held, Mir. Madison ana his posse
we're dlsgrsced. and were an. incubus an-
Ga TIE peoaie--.Dn the coptsars, wher-
ever the people appeared in defsnc, q
themselves and their country, and their
government, taey appeared III tbc like
ness OF their fmfatkerS, ako died g!o-
rla!s5 or lived 10 eajoy liberty. Let
s.ines Madison, James MouS.re. and Che
Irssained sycophaots, hear the goice 81
Asatucky--ef Kentucky. shat state
wasca has been sn deseryedly the theme
efpraise.
- . dinner given to Mr. Clay, in
lexington, the following feast was
drank -
~ Lac last Cangress---the stirit oFthe
people, aud nor tue wisdom Of their nlea.
$ares, tripmphed over tie enemy.''
Then hear bar. Clay addFessiAg his
iieighbogrs
Fortunately for as. G. 3. chose II
az the issue Of the last campaign. And
We issue Of the last campaign has de
monstrated. in the repnlse before Baiti
more, the retreat froa fIatssargh, the
natd fought actions en- the Niagara from
gers anton that most glorious day, tn
eho saahafy. that we have Away
possessed tie Sness elements sf nilitar,
S'A'pos'E'oe, ard tnat pepper nse
:, 'esa en.g was aeGcssars 10 ensure fO
s''eaFnls atla militia q iaS.e as impeisha
ti,st aiaeE .se navy had previous
= spaahe6,;'
s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Plaster Land for Sale

ggvHE subscriber offers for sale. /.
B Farm. in the County OF Fauquie.
and state of Virginia, containing $50 4
cres. one third Of which is Of the strons.
est quality, and covered with.a heav
growth of red oak and hickory--The re
sidne. (being cleared land is in goOd
heart, two thirds of it having bee,
laid down in red clover, and no tract
i'm the state has afforded higher eviden.
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa,
ris.-There is, on this tract, and at tn
confluence of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and billl Runs, s
scite for Merchant Mill. with a fall
Of 25 feet, surrounded by every mate,
rial for iuilding, and by the side of q
we'll built saw-Mill, recently erected
IA law has passed for turnpike road
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a,
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Ofice, Va
September 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Duellina

The trial of Major CampbclI accident
nv fell into my hands, which ! have read
with much interest. 1 DO not recollect
Isf an iastaGce in any copntrgs where tha
Icisil laws have been risorahsiy enfars
against toe surviving luellists s5aF
Issaalabell and his friend CAPTAIN h0Sd
are gentlemen OF high respectable wa
the British army a trifing altercatien
fakes place betweea tlen--a Challenge
lis given and a 5l;ssF in VI .ieh Capt,
Boyd is mortaIl sa, and with his
layingbreafb acc1s aatagonist, Ma
Iief Campbell makes lAiseseape to his We
land family ST Chessea. where he resides
several months undera fictitious name.
bat he. cahngt lee from the goadinss OF i,
lrepraring conscience.
The following extract from a Iettert;'
his friend, +. Thompson ESQ. will evince
his aaAaasay and derange,l state Of mind.
kspeasia his wife and slaughtered
IEsssiendSs saFs:
8 Yes, most excellent of wcmen, fof
thy sake viii Isfrive to shake off these
lvasaeies, these dreadful waking Organs
which kauai ny imagination. The hns-
band Of 50 much transcentlant lowell,
ness. could never perpetrate a deed so
BLACK; no. IAN no rsarderef !--Ca:ci,
itsie welcome sounds, . We winds /! Re
Ipeat thcm ye mountains in a thousand
lechoes, and rebound them o'er the bo-
Ison Of. the mighty deep! Convey the
slad tidings. we geatIe zephyfs, in softest
lmurinars to- the years OF my disconsolate
wife, and whisper tkat Campbell is No
I,nurGerer:-~A Alas! can all the briny va
| tiers Of the ocean cleanse NE from blood,
and make my polluted heart spotIess and
IgaresF Did not his expiring words con-
iesap me. and are they not registered IL
/ the ESternal,s book My agony of mind
lis indispensable, and those must be made
Iof other clay than mine. who couid bear
life under this heavy pressure of misery
/ Methiaks the winds both sing it me, 6
the thunderer,
That deep and dreadful organ pipe,
Pronounces Murderer
e Ne human power can ehasgH my ir-
|reyocable determination. ] will die,
bat, not by my own hand I will surren-
der myself to justice, and before the Of
Tended laws 'of my country. stand an IN.
happy example. aud suffer a violent and
isnominious death for the benefit o! M
countrymen, who by my unhappy exit.
shall learn TO abhor the too prevalent and
TOO fashionable crime Of daeIling."
His trial takes place sentence Of
death is pronounced against him, and
execution ensues.
If by the punishment Of this trial. on
II one uBthiakiug man is prevented from
precipitating himselfinto fatal duel, a
valuable purpose will be effected
Colombian Detector.
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NoRFoLk Nov. 9.

M NORFOLK sISoF. y
q Arrived scslr, Mary Ann, Appleby %
Idays from CITY of St. Domingo. Pas
sengers, MIR. George Martain, Of n. J.
CAPT. Hutson I;ishop, his brother, and
mate Of the brig Westinghouse Castlne,
which was upset in a gale about the 18th
august, aud drifted on the east end OF
|St. Domingo was l6fays on the wreck
without water or provisions; subsisted OH
the blood Of shark was taken OF aud
treated politely by the natives Lett
There briggs Leander, Caldwell, for n.
Fork, in 5 DAYS; Gresiap, Su'ley,fM Go,
EssF9s: schr. Clark, just asfTyed from Alex
SsnElria.--Oct. So, ca TIE Frying Pan
Shoals, spoke brig Industry, Seabhry'
ESrhs ST. Domingo bound TO pbiiadel-
spsaa, i6days ont. had 6eeH piundred Of
IEaa he light sails by a caftAaSenian Pr
Erateef
Shin Robert Walen. Hawxhurst 40
| DAYS ffain Madeira, Left ship Homer, NJ
| Ixown, of anil from Bath. just arri@ed;
Ibrg Arrow. Gilmore, OF and from Boston.
for the Cane fle. yeFds, to sail IN 5 days.
--Dn the 26th. September the United
STATES schaaner Hornet, arrived at Ma
iberia from Boston, haying parted con-
lp-lv with United States, &c. bound to
| the Mediterranean, and sailed next day.
Spoke Nov. 6. in lat. 81. H. long, 70.
$50. shid Ocean, of Newport. so days
from Cadiz, bound to New.York, leaky,
had thrown overheard part Of her car
Ego.
British ship Pigott, sapgster, so Gays
from Cores. The foliewing American
Vessels had arrived at Cowest ard sailed
again for their ports Of destination /; ship
William Davis, FIRM Charleston sailed
for Hamburg, August {; ship Watson
.robbetts, from ditto sailed for Bremen,
August 10, brig Bruins, Elunt from a
llexandiia, sailed for Rotterdam, august
IA ship Vifsiaia, ChiIas; from Charles
tan sailed for Havre the ED, ship CO.
Iiumbus, Robbins from Savanna, and brig
Mary & Eliza. BesdIe from Charleston,
sailed for Hapre the 18th Sept.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15


4 From the moment tlia Great Bri-
ta;, came iorward at Chen with Der ex.
tsasaaant denanasy she war Totally
el,a So "a It's diameter It becains ~ 4
y IS, = I new war. It was no lt q
A.S,,e, ican war, prosecuted fuE dress @
Esiitiss. aegressicnaapon Aniei sean nights,
sut became a British war, prosecutea
Cor objects Of British ambition, to be &C.
coaplishea BY American sacfifices
Such is the influence of the hentuckY
climate that Mr.. Clay, in Lexington,
s,,eaks the language Of reason and truth.
IN 40 state does the administration, IN
its character connected with the late wat
stand low ef than in Kentucky. Colonel
Johnson once said, g that the history Of
furnished no instances SO ssis
rraeeful to the government, in the aban.
Monument Of our capitol, without a man in
the administration shedding his blood In
its defence. No never.
-.
s-That congress, ofwhich John corar5
i famous for invigorating the arm Of tht
government, I" member.
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Public Sale.

ny virtue Of a wfliofj ieri }acigs to me
directed from Charles county coart, will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash, al
the courthouse in Port, Tobacco, on Sa.
turdav the 18th instant, the whole of
William d. Harrison's right; title, claim
and interest in and to The following Ne
groes, viz. Basil, Jim, Jack, Stephen.
Doll and Nancy; which negroes are ex,
ecuted to satisfy a debt due from Will
am D. Harrison to Joseph Jauney.
Thomas "A. Davis,
Sheriff OF Charles Comfy.
November s dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
For Sale.

A LOT on Pitt street, near the cor
"a ner of Pitt and Duke streets, with
a frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A Lot on Duke street, near the said
corner, and adjoining the residence Of
Col. Simms.-For terms apply to MIR
John Longden in Alexandria.
Lewis FL. Machen.
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FOR Sale.

~ ME Subscriber having returned 4
4 Alexandria, with his stock Of De,
Goods, offers the same for sale 1T fe
duced prices,
AsfoNG THEM ARa, s
Ginehams, pIaisls aad stripes
Canlbrick masliHs, cotton slliffing,
LINEN. estopilIas,
Book muslin, plain and figured,
Jaconet do do do
Cypress gauze, plain,
Pocket haadkerchiets,
Worsted and cotton hose,
Pound pins, bonlbazetts,
Colored threads, childfen's socks,
Beaver gloves, silk ditto,
Floss cotton, vesting,ribbands,
Lace handkerebiefs and shaAls, 81
White clip hats, Brittagneslinnenl
FlanneIs, dimity,
Sewing silk. suspenders. &c.
Tt. above are,oEared for gale at thu
Store occupied by hrs. Mooney, mex
door to Messrs. Bryan Hampsoa s Co
I nADT r5xr
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,ygfgISESD q. NovENnER IS.


EenfleRieH AiYtA >Ne~s,'e 80 y,
,,.s,l;ct The reports lately calculated
eOl. con, ,.,eSce, 81 large reinto~cenasnts q
.ro. ... -; ~ xpects1. or were en- theit
~ ~ I, tsepe from England; and Of other
paS s ,ssr.s atoms be ~ IL activity. The
S.., - Fl these reports theg affirm to be
1S.s . s,,d tI,at every calculation was made
( = III tse coasiouaRcsof 4 leng peace though
~ had given q caeek TO their rape
' sess Allthe eificiency os the ar
r. 80 gaa returned to Europe, arc the re-
' :, 49,, spei,nents u the Caaadas did not
49, i 7s ) 81 lunber, anu they quarter
s - :. ,Iissreat garfisoas. These regi-
. ~ =. al rot exceed 500 men each;and
-. :llliIy diminishing. Measures were
s'.Gn.forI ass;stipg the commissioners
"a raurias the boundary lfaes between
~ swe couatsies.
=. Boston GentiEel.
Eorss,sor Galasfa. We know Ofno in
d;sis.. al il. modern times, swhbhas settler
y~gye Important political poiats. of hane
tl.Ya t,e eyeseaf Governor Of eriDont-~-
1ir. Nm As G. AT sLiSEiA. itscems that
,se ,o;tieas Dot Of thar eEeTYescings state
Saa once 1asre tktdwR tits gentleman TO
s re tse !; K the rnomeHt be found himself
tIaatiag aH1oRg sea@, he addressed the
~ stalsders ia . sepg windcd sFeech u
wts;;sl. he tnak a profound survey Of the
nl;t;cal condition OF every quarter Of the
gloSe, except Africa (aad probably ne re
Ter, bai been told there WAS any such
macy aud then, like gasd gevernoF, as
he i. he fell to Boosting Of htsawn ccun-
try. aad celntrymen, and inter,uixed
s.dae degree Of genuine, & a'epaEliccn7
syaegesiag. aud then he breaks out 10
Tia sIlewiug rhapsody--s' / rejoice that
We have been 40 we'll. united, that tie
constitution 81 this, as we'll as that Tos
tae II. States, has survived the yioIeace
&c th1 storm, aad deded tive threatening.
sarges osthe times' What ssSStormr
rs here sliaae,k to, we are unable 70 say.
,'che speech Vas delivered in the month
pi Ot.toller. on Or about the 12th' day
Tfon the. rhele COMPLEXION Of It. his
exceElehey appears TO Fave been il a
troubled STATE sdssaed aad al tie great
harricals mlgeee eB the 2ssd Of Sep
.teaber. sbaus 3 &eSss preSioEs!y, thoug n
we mad never heaFsf that It wa peculiar
II severe.in Yennoat. vet we presume
it blsa so yiolenfly as to sisrm MmSiot
the fate net only VI bis own house aud
harm. but alSo for the existence Of tire
body polite. We. trust BY this tins,
now ne buds hiaself secure in the 30.
ycsniar's seat, at least for, the ensuin.
year. and behsldss . the sssGssS Of ts1
timsS'' roll backwards from his chaiY Of
state or break harmless at its feet, be viii
Fhe able to descend from the REGIONS Of
Shrsion aud poetry and act aud talk like
ctaeF governors.
albaay Bcily .4drertissr.
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Port Of Alerqnd2a.
ARRfvEp,,

sIoop Bell, capt. Rhapp, from New
.york-Drs Gocas, to sundry merchants
OF the District.
British brig William. Curtis, l6 days
from Barbados rum, sugar, fruit, &C.
I'd Adams, Herbert u Co.
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Public Sale.

ON Friday the 18th inst. Will be sold
B on lie premises, that valuable and
well finished two story brick
DgeliRg House and LOT Of Ground
situate on tie North side OF King street
occupied By Mr., Jonathan lapney. and
adjoining hir. Cazenoye and Captain
T. ts's dwellings. Terms liberal and
will lie made known at the place Of
P. G, Marsteller.
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Landing this Day

Landing MS Day
From the british brig William, Captain
Henry F. Curtis from Barbados, Tor
sale By the subscribers
40 puncheons st. Vincents and anti
qua Rum
% hhds. Superior Barbados Sugar
Is bbls. do do do
80 do. Irish mess Pork .
IS do. Lemons, Lines and Shaddocks
| do. AKRON Root Flour
Adams, Herbert & Co
November Is
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For Freight,

xSK The Schooner SUSAN, JOSEPH
s g Parsons, commander; burthen $50
barrels, Just arrived from OportO, will
take freight for Europe or w. Indies.
.apply to
Dodge mad Kettell,
Who have for sale, imported in the schr.
Susan,
Six or. casks genuine Fort Wine.
.qlsofor sale or freight to any East
crn Port,
abe schr. DELIGHT, Captain Laid
burthen 500 barrels.
Apply as a1ore.
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A. RAPLEY.
Wantedl to Hire.

A WOMAN capable aud willing to
~ do house work generally--to one
of good RABBITS and industry, liberal wages
viii be given.
Nov is CIV
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IN pursuance of the foregoing resoIut
ton, the subscribers give potice, that
they will open Books Of Subscription at
the Alexandria Museum, on Saturday
the 18th day of this month. The books
will be kept open from 10 till 2 O'Clock,
and from 4-till 8 o'clock, in the evening.
The Museum will be free on this day,
and they request the attention of their
feilow-citizens to this most essential un.
dertaking.