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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

coaf of Carthagena from the melt OF
Pirate that have intelfsd thoie ieas Tor
fome time paf.
at Caracas, the Captain General,
Dom Manuel Cagegal was acknowledged
the I'd April, in behalf of Il. II. Ferdl-
nand the 9TH.
Extraff 9fa letter fran Carranoa dated
Apra z, fran Gera,d Patrallo, E4 to
a gentleman IN ~. 1ok.
"rhe Province of Venezuela is tran
quill On the I'd alt. the Captain Ger
era was acknowledged by all parties, and
elfablilhcd by the authorities of the coun
try On the 7th, arrived the grand ex
petition of o. 500 men from Cadiz, for
this province and Cagthagena by which
means every thing is qui9ted
Eugene Beauharnois has sent 5o,noo
guneas worth of Jewels to England for sale
rhey were formerly the property OF his
mother Josephine, wife OF Bonaparte and
Empress OF France.
Coby Of a Treaty concluded between RnNa
and England, Tune, 1914.
"His Majeity the King of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland,
and his Maj Fly the Emperor of all the
RulIians, in concert with their high allies,
his Maiety the Emperor of Auitria and
his Majety the Emperor the King Of
PruiIia, conlidering thar the grand obJee It
of their alliance, 70 enfure the futurc
tranquility of Europe, and to eitabliih a
jull equilibrium of power, cannot be
deemed to be completely accomplished,
until the arrangements concerning the
fate of ponei1ion of the different eoun-
tries competing it. ihall have been dehn-
i,ively festled at the Congrefs, 70 be held
agreeabIy to the 32d article OF the treaty
of peace fgned at Paris the goth Of May,
1914, have j dyed it necehary, conforma
bly, to the treaty of Chanmons OF the 1T
of March of the fame year, to keep fiji
on foot portion Of their armies, in order
to give effcd 10 the above arrangemen s
and to maintain order and tranquility VII.
til the ftate of Europe fhall be entirely
ie eitabliihed.
Art Ills Britannia M<jcly and
his Majeay the Emperor of all the Ruiliss
engage to keep on war eftabhlhment
until the dehnit We arrangement to be
made at the above Congrefs, an Army Of
feventy FIVE thoufand Troops, thar is TO
fay, iixty thoufand infantry, and fireen
thoufand cavalry together with train
of ar,illery and with e, uipments proper
toned to the number of troops, which
number is equal TO that which his Impe-
rial and Royal Apolfolic Majeay the En-
peror he King of Pruilia bind ;hemfelves
to keep on foot for the fame purpofe
hrt 2, His Britannia Majefy reierves
to himlelf to frrniih his contingent, com.
formally 10 the min b article of the lrea.
ty of Chsumont, of the 1T Of March
1874.
i Art. 3, The high contracting parties
as well as their Majelties the Emperor Of
Auitria ano King Of Prulh4, engage to
employ thefe armies My Purfuant to :
COMMON plan and conformably TO the
ipirit, and fer be objeet of their alliance
| aforementioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
NATIONAL REGISTFp

VIRGINIA. Rr7treseatativ+,
Congress--+John Randolph, D.n;.l = ~ :
fey, John P. Hungerlord, James b.. W.
ridge, Joseph Lewis, sMagnus TAI, s. ss.''
son Goodwin, Thomas Gholson f.. -
Newton, William A BurweII, lain u :
ton, p p. Barbour, Aylet; HAYES 1. ny -
Jackson, James johnson, Wn Mn =
Hugh Nelson, James Pleasants VIM !
Fl Roane, Henry ST. G. Tucker, m,a ,'sa
Clay, Ballard Smith, and Burwell R,..~ ~
MASSACHUSETTS,. lanes e.
Esq in the 9Th Eastern District
9<c
The Governor aud Council h.y;n, Is.
ed and examined the returns og,olss e.
the several towns, districts md ulan,,s.
in the Commonwealth. Fl CounscAor, !,
Senators hpd the result 10 Be as foIlaw.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

N1nmsu.h- A. "A. AtcAeh az Al. g
aFdsef.
~ scassf,--Dsvid Psyson, end ssspaa - I.
4sxzsfe--~ Robert Haw-ics lssS' -
yesF.l
Pris-AIsnson Melee, lzeHst~s -
Nsrwag--Lryi Whitman.
Ne- Mrastv
The following towns in ADDITION Z -. ...,..s.
toned in our last have voted moi 70 = -. 80.
Ell tais year, siz. Billcrics, Wesscn' "a a.ss..
She husnc, Ward. Southboscasa' -
Braintres, Busling on, Hebron. Ps~ais ~
scot, Doves AMI MedfieId. (Fsae3i. ...,,sss
l.iming;on, EgFe mont, BedisFo' ss.Inss
wsymouh, Tukssbury, Ess'oa, sna -
gon demec- asse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
foreign giutsigEgence.

BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE, MAY II.
1ranlafious trom French papers, ,eceiued
at The Patriot Office, PER The 14aniias,
CAPT. Ioung. arrived at this part yG2er-
day, fr0m Bordeaax
PARIS, MARCH go.
The Comm55f9n charged Nth drifting a
neu C9nfituti9n, ranks MIR. Carrot among
its members.
A camp of 10000 men is about to be
formed, near Bcauvais.
The equipages of the Empress left
Verfeles the 27th infant
The ninilter of war has it is iaid, iiiu
ed orders for 1000 rations TO be prepar-
ed on the road which the Empreis will
ralse
Martial Ney left Paris three days 6nce
to inipect and take command of the from
tiers Of Flanders.
AT Valenciennes and Lille the tricol-
CURED flag waves at every corner; the
bef difpoitions prevail in both the cities.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

70 contain 2 or 10000 ttoon. -,
ola "a and FIVE frigales, ba 14aef CO.
Margore'ta where The pstr;a,.s 'Fl'sa
ed. The force proceeded tbeDs eng capiaI
uira, where a part ofihem had . L.
- y I. G.,
We have seen several ,rans,.s.
Portuguese papers Of the III = to-
April, by the Jeanet, arrived : -" = "a
phia, in 27 days from Lisbon. falas
The editor OF the Lisbon r.
serves, that he had seen ..sd,;a As''s 4
the 4th Of April, which contrad;c.p .ps'se
surd report which had gained s,,ss ns
OF the discontents there, and d 49, . el'as
Ferdinand. "e lSA {
The E!ecnon.-It is now pra,,s @ai 7
tied, that if Clinton and Frankl;0 ssa y
republican, the house Of assemb, ,''a .1 !
precisely balanced-63 republiear.' I. We
federalis's-and that if those COUNT 'aa
a tederalisi, il will give thai psry L, ''' /
~ oftwo.- y4rgus, dem ~'Aa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

Shanish Fleet.--We learn from Captain
Bourne, Of the Ida. from Curracoa, that .
large Spanish tol ce, in all "a sail, supposed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
GOING! GOING GONE

Forty one CUN-BOAIS orc aus 4,
for sale at Auction in New- io'N' ss
chance for Spectator now oiie's. i
recommendation 10 these maeh'I {. aa
they ore equally useful for fina I ':' =
navigation. It's pity the Aail''" ,5(u
do no, try the experiment q ~ "a III,
boat packets, between Monticello - bib
ington--T here would be no - NJ
for wheels, and if they should " y i Il
the purpose they would seii y --'a1, IT.
should answer, Jeders0n,s 49, ,,.sl.l
81 carried to Washington Va -
expense.-Dedham Gd-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

ANN MOORE, the notorious faitlng i'm
potter, whole detection took place about
two years ago, at Fetbnry, now refdes al
Macclesfcid, in Cheihire. with her
daughter, on the property lhe acquired
by her long practiled fraud.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
From the London G. ze'te-~March 10

From the London G2Ze'te-~March 10.
BY His Royal Highnefs the Prince of
Wales, Regent Of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name
and on the behalf of his Majcfy,
4 PkOCLaMAl ION
GEORGE, 2. X
Whereas Treaty of Peace and friend
flip between his Majrfy and the United
States of America hath been concluded
at Client, on the 24'b day of December
laf, and the RatihCations thereof have
been duly exchanged: in conformity
thereunto, we have thought fit, in the
name and on the behalf of his Malcitys
dominions and we do declare to all his
NJ. ity's' loving fubje6ts our will and
plcafure, that the iaid Treaty of Peace
an friendfhip be obferved inviolably as
well by Tea as land, and in all places
whatever arictly charging and coms
handing all his Majeiy's loving iubjects
to take notice thereof, and TO conform
themielves ihereunto accordingly.
Given at The Court of Carlton Houle,
the 9TH day of March. 1915, in
the 5Sih year of his Majefy's reign
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22
Talfnciernsf. March 10.

Talsuciernss. March 10.
The communication with Brui1sls ap-
pears to be interrupted The Hanoveri
ans who are on the lines, permit French,
men to pats in, but will not allow them
TO return. The Generals do not appear
to rely on the Belgians they place them
in the rear, and put the Hanoyerians in
front.
All the Belgians who have ferved with
the Frerch army, retain their ancient at
tachment to the Emperor. Long live
Napoleon is heard in all the villages, and
many have already joined the French ad
vance potts.
Bordeaux, Marcb 23.
Madame, the Dutcheis of Angoulcme
embarked at Pauillac yeaerday, the 22e
infant.
Life, March 26
A tedeum has been flung to celebrate
the return of the Great Napoleon
StraJ5mg, Marcb ~
The Prince of Moik "a, tNey), is ex
peeled here tomorrow, TO take oommant
of the army of obiervation in Alface
The duke of Albufera, (Suchet,) has lef
as today for Paris. Before his departure
he exprehed in general orders, his appro
baton of the carlton ana national guard
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

coat of Carthageua from the nelf OF
Pirate that have intefsd tsloie ieas Tor
fome time paa.
at Caracas, the Captain General,
Dom Manuel Cagegal was acknowledged
the I'd April, in behalf of Il. II. Ferdl-
nand the 9TH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

TueoDonE Dwleur, Esq ii's =
ductor o the Conureticut Mf's' II
establishing daily paper ~ ~
Dany.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

Eugene Beauharnois has sent 5000
gulneas worth of Jewels to England for sale
they were formerly the property OF his
mother Josephine, wife OF Bonaparte and
Empress OF France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-22

AM Is kAssA
or the members chosen, twenty lafss :
lcderel, sEd ou;:seu printed sboss = -
are dcmoctats 4 hree vacancies
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-21

c,,. uarod OF the schr. sine-qsa-noa,
....as. NJ fork, from Gibraltar aud
ss ~. IN SIS days, brings the following:
=, 90, repmted az Gibraltar, October
:. ,bat tlc Alserins sanadron was at
- - !. .rJ had sapture,.. an American ship
p -, ssr;,.--an,l that The Dey had 5eM be
sss,9ed i,r making bad treaty with the
r Ihis report Was not believed al
S s on tie +th Of November, as i i
,.,x [rosn, TIA! the Algerine squadron
''rs Vel the Mediterranean on the
,,,b &c octelsrsaud there was 10 lisp ;ol
Ias,;Iit;ss as above stated. It twas TN
ross;ble that the squadron could have
,rscled Algisrs, gone out again, 4 re-
,.rnsd Win two prizes, and the advice
:, ,sre Is GibraltaT through Gran, IN +
,lays. IS Vas the report.
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.Ne,v York. Dec. 10.

N'eio Toyl,. Dec. 10.
The ship Hebe, Evans, of Whining.
ton, 40 days from Cadiz. Passengers,
Messrs. VIM. .iandolph Of Washington.
Charles Cunningham, of Boston, Ros.
well Wooster, Of n. York, and George
w. Sinms, of Alexandria. Sailed in
co. Nov. a, ship Alfred, Patch for Bos-
ton, schr. Clio, OF 90. for Malaga. Left
|brigs Lucy, Kits, for Portsmouth, in a
few days, Julia, Luce, Boston in Is days,
Almira, DeIano, tor Southern port in a
few days; Economy, from Norfolk, ar.
Nov. 2, with MIR. CArHoART, American
Consul to Cadiz. The ship Boston, FIN
Law, from Alexandria, arrived Oct. o6.
The ship Lapyipg, of Alexandria, from
Liverpool, WAS e0sltIenaned as unseawor-
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NEGROES to Hire

vEvO hire for the ensuing year three
4 likely Negro Men accustomed to
farming. waggoning &c.-Also, two me-
gro Women that are excellent house SER
wants. those that want will please apply
at the Cotton Factory four mile run to
Marian Ball.
dec IA 2aw5ts
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Married on Friday last at the seat Of
Z. l.. Gibson. in Hartford County, Md.
Mr.. alerander saagster of this town, to
Miss .Mary finn Gibson, daughter of 1.
T.. Gibson of that county.
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dec IA
For Sale,
A SMALL FARM,
In the county Of Prince George, and
State Of Maryland, y.

Containing ae- acres. 5 10 miles from
Bladensburs, and nine miles from the city
|af Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with good
barn, stable, courthouse, cow-house, and
every other necessary out building. a
part of the land is we'll set in clover,and
from an experiment made, it is well
adapted to the use of Plaister.Paris. For
situation and health it is exceeded by
none, is we'll watered, and has an abun-
dance of timber and wood for its support.
For terms, apply 10 the subscriber, liy,
ing in Alexandria, or to MIR. Samuel
Philips, adjoining the premises, who will
shew the property.
THOMAS SANFORD.
Nov, IS. 2aw6W
The editors of the National Intelligencer
viii insert the above, as marked, and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
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Brandy, Wine, &c.

just received per schr. Jane, capita
lowering, from Gibraltar, and for sal
by the Subscribers,
10 pipes oil proof Spanish Brandy,
90 do. Spanish Red Wine, very good,
IA or. casks old sherry do.
$50 boxes fresh bloom Raisins,
IS cases Florence Oil,
9 bags Walnuts.
Butts and Cawood.
dec : .sa dit
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LOST

On Friday last, between the stores q
James Anderson and Isaac Gibson, on
Kisng-street, small bundle Of accounts
against sundrJ persons for taxes due the
corporation---they were wrapt up m !
small piece of brown paper. The finder
viii be literally rewarded BY leaving
them at this Office. &
December 81 st
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Congressof the U. States.
House Of Representatives..
Ete2sesday, Dec. 90.

j nspber Of petitions were presented
AID referred.
The housein committee OF The whole.
Mr.. Conditin the chair, on bill for ths
relief Of Jonathan B. Eastman.
I'he committee rose aad reported the
bill and the House ordered it to be en-
crossed and read tllird tine to-mOr-
fcw.
,.'he horse = committee Of the whole
Or. Lewis, in the chair, on a bill fel
he relief Of Jabez Hull.
Tae committee rose and reported the
Elaad the House ordered tito a thirt
rssdipg tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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$50 Dollars Reward.

49, s. =. y 9 y
tNAyVAY from the subscriber, on
Saturday the 10th inst. a bright
6suIa ffs.boy named JOSHUA, formerly
|the pl6psrty of MIR. VIM. Hodgson, a
lbsufs 5feet6 inches high, from 90 to 81
!ysars of age, stout made and handy leg
red has swing in his walk, large blue
'sves. LARGE mouth and one of his fore
teeth out had on when he went off a
.psaair of blue pantaloons and roundabout!
Racket of the same, but it is probable he
may have changed them--lt is probable
he will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New-York, where he will attempt to
get employment as a Confectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
1 will give reward Of IS dollars for Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria and
fifty # taken within 90 miles, and the a.
hove reward if taken further from Alex
andria. and reasonable charges if brought
home.
N. B. Masters Of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
Jog off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law tor so doing.
nac "a If
The Editor Of the Baltimore Federal
Gazette will please publish the above G.
very other 8 times.
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Books & Furniture at Auction.
|QN Saturday next the esd, at the
IA late Office of Charles Lee, decd. in
Alexandria, will be sold a very valuable
land extensive collection of books, in
GLIDING the law-library of the deceased.
ALSO,
|Sundry miscellaneous articles of house.
hold furniture and goods, among them
some elegant.
BY order of the Administrator,
p. G. Marsteller, Auc'r.
dec IA
The Editor of the National Intelli-
gencer will insert the above & send his
bill to this Office.
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sc s tlf -. ..t = s
cawafscraI LErTE Rs.---We are I'm
acAted. says the New York Commercial
Advertiser, Ia 4 respectable house ii
tbs city for the following extracts:
K1sGsTos, Jamaica, Oct. so.
Sir-Siaee cur last respects TO you.
18th Nstant. hereby enclosed, the sloup
Commerce barring been detained, affords
Is the opportunity 6; resuming our adyi-
ces, On the evening Of that day, VIC
were visited here by one of the most aw-
fuland tremendous hurricanes for its vi
Olense and duration ever remembered
BY the oldest inhabitant; a great many
vessels Of all descriptions were sunk at
the wharyes IN this harbor, others driven
ashore and stranded, and every vessel,
without exception, tlrifted and damaged
more or less; the same at all the cut
ports. The loss sustained in houses.
vessels, whagyes, and merchandise Is
immense and the extent not ascertain.
ed, and from all parts of the country a.
round, as far as we have yet heard, the
accounts are dreadful in the extreme
nothing but devastation in ali quarters.
all Provision grounds totally destroyed
sugar and coffee works, mules and cat
ue swept away: canes, corn and coffee
all land PROSTATE; added to which, Q
melancholy iist of a oreaf many lives
lost.
F'osr and corn meal being DOW The
soiy resort Of the planters to preserve
@eir negroes and avert famine, these ar
usies have already begun to stir: hsppi-
y agreat supply of the former was on
asnd ont mostly Old -four, and the ports
'lneaiaseiy shuttle the expectation the
P1ice nas yet obtained bat Sill LIZ pei
o1"el bat We are of opiiiion that a car
= o. ireshsuper6ne Baltimore or Phila-
Ss'paia Hour would now bring S14, and
.aa1 II viii daily rise. Corn meal is
~" very scarce aud the holders de-
rsaauu.ng SO. Several of the large pub.
~ buildings have been blown down and
vmess unrcofed, added to which, PHI
's.s buildings with sugar &cohee v orks
-au 'helr negro houses ia all directions.
saaaos iail to cansea very INCREASED de-
ssa and q very considerable rise IN
~ OF lumber, as a great quantity Of
AZ a.' was ahoat IN RATS in the harboI
ssrsng tie storm has. dristcd out TO sea.
exchange on TIE U. 5. at par.
.ae iOllewing prices and remarks ari
.vplea from tie letter Of Tue 18th Of &c
yer, reiared to asose:
-. opp Fa''a'leiphia fOa best brands
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Lead. Rum, &c.

We have lsndink, and for sale, ffom the
brig Trim, Capt Cleveland, frem 0.
bfaltsr,
6ss pigs !, Lead, shout 81, 600 lbs. 7
From the brig Clafissa, Cart. Stevens,
frsin ST. RIGHTEOUSNESS,
9puncheonsef Rum.
From sloop Uhien,
100 kegs white Lead,
1000 lbs. sheet Lead.
Adams, Herbert, q Co,
Dec &
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Premium on Bills on DO.

ICGUikIhl OI uli per Ct.
Pitch pine lumber of all descriptions
amt % inch cypress shingles are much
wanted, and are expected to be in very
great demand this season, from the We
~ little We have hitherto had. The re-
building ef the town and public buildings
of Port ROYAL, lately destroyed by fire.
and the co...eact already entered into
forbuilding new military hospital here.
exclusive of the usual consumption OF
this city, will require very great sap
|ply.
The timber required for the military
hospital alone is as follows -
IL beams of foot square and SO
feet long.
81 do. Shy Ainches 81. and 20 so
feet long.
SO raiters Z by 5 inches do. and 81
do. do.
l5,oooft. pitch pine planks s by 6 in
do. and GO do.
$4,000 1t. pitch flooring boards / Ia
inch.
10000 do. do. scant'ing 6 by 5 in.
$4,000 do. do. boards.
s5O,ooG do. % ia. cypress shingles,
broad and clean drawn.
And the Naval Hospital at Port Royal
will require as much.
N. 3. BY late order of our board OF
CUSTOMS, all cargoes coming here from
any part of America, or the produce OF ffI
America from any Spanish or other coio=1
ny. even in British bottoms, must be
declared the property of British subject
and consequently covered as such in, fke|
invoice and bills of'lading that aGsgaz|
pany them, as the property of such
chant TO whom they are addressed
In all shipments of lumber, W.
recommeDdgrea attention to fI91s
that pitch pine Timber is. l@e stln
sap, as also white oak stay6s ]!
yer broad. clean and web sd 81 b
as sap extends gees farH6
minishes their value.
wise red oak staS 4 7:
clean, we'll drawp t1
edged. Our plant
in their slaves ard
Since the above w 81 M 4!
been favored with let q
house .at Kingston, Jam.
7th--S days later, from shisl &
the following extract - III
g In addition to our former leftt
have now merely to advise, that oatJls5y-
ket continues pretty steady at the sis
tations annexed.
Yours, respectfully,
B0GLEs & co. /
Super6nes Philadelphia
flour 80 d 10 10
Baltimore do. 9 IL q 10
& New-York. do. s LEA g
Navy bread, e. a Gle
Pilot do. a g 81
Crackers, 10
Corn Meal, 1-s
Corn, 80 liz
Rice, 67-2 Q 6s-4
White pine lumber SO 60
lsPitcA Pine boards 70 2 ss1-s
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Copartnership.

THE Subscribers have formed con.
nection in business in this place, under
the firm of Barnemalt and Popham.
William BarA61CaN,
John POpham.
~ Counting house in Union-street,
in the house occupied by Messrs. John
and Thomas Vowel.
December IL hiN
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Supcrfine London Cloths and

Supcrfine London Cloths and
Stockinets Cheap.
The subscriber has just opened and Of
fers for sale,
| bale superfne black and blue London
cloths, at the low price Of Ss SO
per yard.
| case OF Stocknets, all colors, at from
80 25 to SSthe double yard.
l case orange red and green Eonba-
zetts
Other goods as usual.
David Peabody.
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.
DIED-On the Sd inst. in Northamp'
ton county, the Rev. Thomas DAVIS. a,
the advanced are of Seventy. Mr.. Da.
Wis was native Of this place, and sue
lceedcd his father as minister of the
church here before the revolutionary
war during the war he was Chaplain
| to tie army. After the war he settled
some years afterwards re-
moved to his native place, and was a
gain minister Of the Episcopal Church
here. and about six years since ne re.
moved to Northampton. Mr.. Davis was
la lious and exemplary Christian, and a
popular preacher with the different con-
gregations, to whose. edifcation he devot-
ed himself.
.Norfolk Ledger.
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Sheen Lost.

Strayed or stolen from the farm OF the
subscriber, on Saturday the 25th Of last
month, eight Esces, having both ears
cropt, and most OF them big with lamb
As they were lately brought from Lou
doun it is probable they may have stray,
ed in that direction. Any person giving
information thereof SO that the subscrib.
Ter gets them again, shall receive a suit
able reward.
p;rhord he Rutte
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{ SWede's Iron.

so ten Swedes Iron assorted sizes AND
four cases American manufactured hirt-
ingx and Ginghams, just received ger
sloSop Regulator and for sale by
T. II, Rowland
sept 81. $50. da
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Clermont, Dec. 81 eotf
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons are hereby cautioned from
hunting or in any manner trespassing
on my farm in Prince George county,
opposite Alexandria; as the utmost RI
gor of the law will be enforced against
all those who do not pay strict attention
to this notice.
Thomas Berry,
Oxon Hill.
December 81 ct
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