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POETRY,
BY TIN PLEASANT, ESQ


BY TIN PLEASANT, ESQ.
To ROGER gRAMBLg.
HOW many white oak leaves, SIR, will take,
A Sguiris' egg, Of common size, TO make
Sir, please TO iind out this, and show IL;
And then another knotty question try
How many writer's, just like you and
Will make a---Poetl
---- Cd GS--
life, has, in allegory been often represented by
sPlilosophers and Poets under ths sinilitUde Of a
voyage The original Green has managed his 6g-
pre with great dexterily.--Porf Foti9
THUS sure steer my bark, and sail
On even keel. with gentc gale,
At helm make my reason SIT,
My crew OF passions all submit:
If dark and fostering prove some nights,
Philosophy puts forth her lights,
Experience holds the cautious glass
To shun the breakers as pass,
And fire Qsient throws the way lead,
10 soc what dangers may be hid
---su ID: n---
LINES,
~ piece Of (cs PlaAt taken from lod's 5os0ar F.
: FROM that celestial bosom lost,
Where late l saw thy brilance glow,
Bright spray Of Negetalive frost,
Thou fsintest for Thy kindred snow.
Return, then, to thy bed Of snow.
Thy glittering ieaf again unfold
Co-to her snowy bosom go
SO white. so pure--and al 80 cold.
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Poole, a farmer Of Blssden. England, has lately
found, while digging in his feld, chest Of gold
coin, worth $4,000.
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Fer S1ls.

THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
mouth, one half mile sou,h Of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 90 acres, with DSe!lirg- House.
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms. For partc.
ulars. apply 10 the subscriber living the premises.
JOHN ANTHONY.
Porfsmspii, Jgiy Ic, 1915.
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The smallpox has made its appearance at rsbkill
NY. aud spread with great rapidty and mortality.
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[onlnriSSinner's Noficc.

Commissioners Notice.
THE subscribers having been BY the Hon. Cowst
of Probate ofihe town OF Newport, appoin,ed
Commissioners to receive, exsmine ard adjust the
claims of the creditors of JOHN LEW IT, late Of sad
Newport, ,msriner deceased represented nsoiven snc
notice that six months from the date hereof, si-
lowed unto said creditors, for bringing in and prov =
ng their respective claims and tha, will attend
at the Office of Drcc Pesrce, Esq. in said New
port, on lhe FIRST Wednesday Of every tnohh, 81 )
o'cloek in the afternoon dGlug said tne, 20 receive
said claims.
EDWARD THURsToN,l c..
REUBEN TABER,
All persons intt b,d to said estate, are merely re-
aues,cd TO make in mediate paymen, TO
DUrEE PEAkCg, .id,aiHitra'sr.
New port J.ly % 1915 h2)
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REAL ESTATE-Ar AUCTION.

Z 'AHHN - - A@--hi AVS AoN-
AN Wednesday, 10Th August next, at 12 orlk.
~ will be sold At Public Auction, on the premises,
gain was made before evidence in May, 1910, but
which contract was violated in unjustif.bie man
ncr on the l7lh Sept. foowing,) being situate in
Thames street. opposite Mr. { Cooks house, and
MIR. S Deans wharf The said House is convenient
for any business whateyer-has good well OF water.
paved yard, garden, and good cellar now occu.
pied by the subscriber
JOHN NlCKLYE.
a ezc5orf. yyIy 96 1918
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F0r SAFE,
He Building belonging 70, and next west of ths
l subscriber, formerly Improved Joiner's
shop. 1t 10 81 feet long and 10 Get wide, being
good and substantial oak frame aud oak plank Tho
Building Is well calculated for Dwelling House or
Grocery Store having fifteen windows and two doors.
The Building TO be removed as possible after
the purchase. For terms, applyio
WALTER NICHOLS
y esybort Ma y g 1918.
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DR~ II " ,
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

For plessan,ness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty is infinitely superior TO any other msdi-
one, for the cure Of that most dsagreeabc and TOR
IN 'nting disorder the Itch
DR.. DYo IRIS infdliblc Tooth Ache Drops; price
50 cts -Crcassian Eye-wstcr; price SO cents SOW
ecegn remedy for sll disorders of the eyes.
Dr. TIssor's celebrated Gou, ,And Rheumatic
Drop. price Sc The Vegetable Balm Of Life price
ST. The Balm OF iberia price So, extracted from
lberan plant, for euring defects of the skin, and
improving the complexion. &c. The Restorative
Denifric, io'. cleansing whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (pricc fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines were first DIS
covered upwards Of Scrcp Hnharci TISassnd Person,
have experienced ,hei, happy and saiutAry ELECTS
many OF whom from The lowest stale of their disor.
ders.
gT Take notice. that each aud all tho above genu.
inc medicines signed on the outside covers With
tue signature of the sole proprie,or. rw DyOtI.
k7s A fresh supply of the above MEpI
ctESs just received aud for sale by SAM.
UEL w. VINSON, DrHggis,, .te7vhtrt,
waerc pamphlets containing eertis.a,es of
cures Sc. may be had gratis.
,Nsrpsrf, slia'sh 20. leis. iyeew.
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FOR SAFE or to Let,

To satisfy Mortgage
Q TORE, No, Baunister's swharf, late belong.
- ing to Capt. John Cahoone being the lower
store on the south side of said wharf For particu-
lars apply 10 CONSTANT TABER.
June
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\ ew3ort, Jvly &c, 1915.


MI AL ! - y t..
FOR SALE--That pleasantly situated House in
\ Blosd.stIeet, owned and occupied by the laie
Capt. THOMAS uvpsoN, jr. The House is in good
repair, has an exc .ent we'll of in the house,
wood-house, yard, &c.
.ASo--the House next in the rear Of the above,
fronting in the alley
For particulars apply 20 Mrs. HI psoN. living on
the premises, or 10 JOHN BiGLEY.
Newport, June 60, 1915.
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VHLUHBLE z FARM.
j'2HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
d" IN Midlletown, about mile and a half from
he siate-house in Newport Said Farm contains
bout 90 acres Of land with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees, of all kndstogether with the build
ngs thereoa standing For other information in
qui e Of ALANSON pECKHAM.
VI d'Ietown Dec. Is, 1914
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= V0kicc.
VIZ HEREAS, my wife SARAH. has conducted her.
w self in an untecoming manner, has absented
herself from my bed and board, and has been fire.
qdent., inyi,ed return, but refused to do-,hs
- therefore forbid all persons hal boring trust
ing her en- my account, as will not pay any debss
che may contract after This date.
AARON soUTHwICK. d.
Ereter, JUN 25, 1915 =
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Or. DNOTT
ANTL-..I.IOLs EILLi.

Price 2S ssa large jo&s. 50 Gems.
For the prevention aao cure ol bilious and mag.
nant fcvess.
These Pills, i t..Iely administered, will remogc
the causes whlch commonly produce lhe yellow t1-
ver, Bilious Fo,e.s, Ague and Fever, cholic PAINS
naiulYncies Irdge gestious, cos.iyeness, hypochondT
&C and hys eric complaints stranguary gravel, rheu
mstism AID gout
They are peculiarly servicesbe in Female Diser.
ders, and csscisy in the removal Of those ooStruc
lions Vt their complaints at certain periods.
nyn
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70 LEI,

TIE House, No 8, Thames. street, formerly own.
L ed by Capt Henry Hunter, having large yard
ana garden, viii other ou,eniences. For partct.-
.ars. apply TO WV LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM.
CEL ALNY. Portsmouth .'iap II.
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IIChElI > ASD of1 AXES,
in great variety of Numbers, be obtained atthe
Truly Fortunate Lottery o1es Of J. c. SHAW, No. :
49, Thames street. June IA. -t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-24

|be of opinion that, upon principle, Nj
isale ought to be absolutely dscreed, I'M
Hess with the consent Of the parson: if the
lchurch be full.
If the statute of 1884, oh. So. be in
lforcefor any purpose whatsoever, it seems
to US that It would lead to like conclu-
sion. If the repeating statute of 1856, CHI.
az Or of the statute of 1885, Oh. At. by
|which'the church property was authorised
Ito be vested in trustees chosen by the
church. and their successors; be in
force for any purpose whatsoever, then
the allegation of the bill, that the plain
it's g have, according to the rules and re-
igulations of their said society, been APP
pointed by the congregation vestry-men
and trustees of the said church, would
directly apply, and authorise the plain-
|tiffs TO institute the present bill. stili,
it appears to US that in case OF
Ia plenaTty of the church, no alienation
|or sale of the churcl, lands ought to take
place without the assent of the minister,
unless such assent begexpressly dispens-
ed with by some statute.
On the whole the Court are Of opinion
that the land in controversy belongs to
the Episcopal church of Alexandria, &
has not been Invested by the Revolution,
Tor any act of the Legislature passed since
the period that the plaintiffs are of abb
|lity to maintain the present bill that
THE overseers of the poor of the parish of
Fairfax have no just. legal, or equitable
title to the said land, and ought to be
lperpetually ei,jeined from claiming the
same and that sale of the said land
bought, fer the reasons stated in the bill,
Ito be decreed upon the assent of the MI
Inister of said church IF any there be) be-
ing given thereto; and that the present
church wardens and the said James
Wrenn ought to be decreed to convey tie
same to the purchaser; and the proceeds
Ito be applied in the manner prayed for
In the bill.
The decree of the Circuit Court is to
De reformed so as to conform to this opi-
|nicn.
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lrCommun;cated for the Federal Gazette.
Ertract Of q latter .froma rery respeefa-
BE Mercantile House IN .ansteraam,
ITO a Merchant ofthis city dated lofh
.May, 1915.
6 The arrivals from the United States
have brought very little Tobacco, and
this article of which we are quite pare,
being eagerly sought after, has considera-
|bly increased in yalue the first inporta,
lions will obtain fully the prices quoted
and perhaps higher, the vent which It
will continually find here opens far
prospect of advice to the shippers---every
attention should be paid to the quality as
|inferiorkinds will seldom afford profit
unless purchased very cheap. in Cotton
nothing has been done yet ; but it is ex-
pected there viii bea demand for it IN
the course of next montb--the parcels ar
rived are not yet at market /; they viii
bring about our quotations.
Riceis wanted--the different parcels
now imported will obtain our quotations;
and we trust that there will be regular
demand for the article.
Coffee and Sugars are very fiat; we
have had several direct lmportations from
the Wess-lndies, which, added to the
supple from Britain have glutted our
market and owing to want of vent to
upper countries prices are nominal--we
lock FIR an Improvement of demand in a
few weeks.-political occurrences will
have much influence on prices of produce
lin general"
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SC Brussels. Man IL

"I have been at Alost to have a per-
sonal communication with an intelligent
French deserter. who escaped to the Bri-
tish lines, with his horse, arms and equi-
page. He is chartered in the house of
friend. and his account OF the actual state
of society in France, is terrible in the
extreme. lie says that the women 90
mourning about the streets with their
children, and that no man expects toreap
his a9n harvest that all those who have
ANY sense of religion left, consider their
unhappy country tobe under the maledic-
ton of Heaven. He says that the pre-
senee of Bonaparte is loudly demanded
by the armies in French Flanders, but
that the iacobins of Paris will not suffer
nm to leave the capital The clear result
of all that | can learn is, that Garnet
permits Bonaparte to call himself the
King, but that he will 6 viceroy over him."
md that the present condition of that
oerturbed Bloodhound, is nothing more
Than spleadid degradation. There are
the leaders of five varying factions nov
n the council Of the Thuilleries, who are
Ill compressed in state Of hostile init
macy.
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p % s. r S C. e + p T
Latest from England.
BosToNs July. 19

| DooloNs July, Ii.
Arrived at this port last evening, British
cartelbsig Shakespeare. capt. LiddilIe 4s
days from Plymouth, with l4s American
prisoners. released from Dartnoor. Left
at Plymouth, ship Neptune, Jones, and
slip Agawam, OF Newburyport, arrived
p days before. She brought London
paper Of the 5otla May, and Plymouth to
The Sd June.
| War lad not commenced, bat prepare
tons were making in every quarter. It's
IS tated that 200, 900 Prussiaps already as
semhled OF the Rhine that 100000 Rus
SLAMS were rapidly advancing, and that
Wirtemburg, 8av arian aud Raden troops
10000 strong, were on the Upper Rhine.
| An expedition from hieesina was said
! to be on the point Of sailing against Ma
pies, consisting Of SG9G British, $4,000
| sicilians, and body Of Calabrians. a
British squadron vas to convey tie troops
and cover the landiDg.--E. !. ii. 3.
| s We have been politely favored
VITA the London paper, and have made
tue following extracts.
! LoNnoN, May 9O.-The French pa
lpers OF Friday last state. that the Champ
de .Nai is postponed, because all the re
turns are not received. 1t is now expect
ed to be held Oh Monday, the 5th June.
s;te NEST active exeytions are making 20
stifle the insurDection In Ia Nendee Il
/ they already boast of having seized TO-
1000 of the muskets sent thitber from this.
country.
Private letters from Pals, state, that
the landing of the Gbouaa Leaders in
La Fendee, with the supply of English
arms had enabled the governs.snt, with
cut jealousy, to issue the most rigorous
orders for the arrest of all the suspected
Ipartizans of the Bourbon Family through
Iout France; and it is said, that if the Al
HES shall defer the commencement of hes
tilities but ten days more, they will find
every one of theh confederates in custo-
dy.
1t is said that the correspondence with
Vienna still goes On, and that Napoleon
Is ia the constant habits of receiving dis
patches fron the Empress.
| The Gazette de France of May 2s es-
Inmates the troops of the Allies al from
TO 40O, 1000.
PARIS, May 96.--it is said that Aus
tria, being rendered uneasy by the arna-
Enento of Turkey, has determined to form
aiatge corps OF observation on the from
tiers OF that empire
| The head quarters Of the Army of the
Rhine have left stratsburgh for Nieder-
Ibrunn.
| All the troops which were at New Or
leans are gone to Brittany.
/ i he authority Of the mayor of Orleans
las been suspended
| A train of artillery set out last night
for La Vendee.
Letters received yesterday from italy.
state that the King of Naples is besieged
in Ancona.
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valuable Farm and Mill
FOR Sale

3 3 yHE subscriber will sell by authority
4 the .itill and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge Of a German settle
meut in the County of Loudsh, 9 niles
N w. ofLee.burg and two and an half
miles fro5a Waterford, on BeaVer-lam
Greek, and in ere Of the best wheat
|neighborhoods IN the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres. surpassed By none in
the couDtY for its fertility, About one
third Of the land is well fimbered, & the
balance ina state ofhigb cultivation, the
|whole of which is well watersd, having
one or more springsin each field. The
mill is strong frame building, two ard
la half stories h;gh With three haars. with
lone pair Of manufacturing burrs. feet IN
diameter, together with Eraaas' machine.
ry complete, and one pair OF country
stones, four feet in diameter.-Ihere are
also or The premises and near the mill
"a comfortable dwelling house. good
'miller's house, good framed barn and
,ether necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to It's situ-
|ation and numerous advantages, will, no
loubs, be worthy the attention of any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH.
N. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
MAJ best suit purchasers S. Ii.
Loudoun Co. March II, !
April 1e. eotf
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Naacbaraports Julu Il.

Arrived, schr. Hazard, Hodkinss S
DAYS from Bermuda. Left scEr. Virginia
yubin, of Washington. II. c. to sail on
the 9th for Turks Island brig Isabella,
Iamson of st. Mary's, put in for pro-
visions. to sajl for liverpool in 5 days !;
schr. Two Sisters of Alexandria, not dis.
charged; schr. Ramble, French, of Castine
not discharged brig Cordeiia, CHAPMAN.
OF N. London, to sail in s days Tor
i'urks-lsland brig Days Dan, from N.
York, discharged brig Clarissa, Stevens
Alexandria, put in in distress,b being bound
to Martinique, discharging; sloop Dim
mick. of Watershed, sailed for Turks
Island on the. 9Th sehr. Hope, Lewis, Of
Castine, sailed in CO. with the Hazard !;
sloop Alert, Jones of Portland, from
Boston, seized on account OF having FISH
on board. H. III. ship Maidstone, was to
sail with convoy for England, July 8,
Spoke going in, brig from Hartford,
with stock also, brig from kennebeck,
lumber loaded, IA days. AT anchor out
side, brig from Camden. Phillips, mas
ter. lumber loaded, July II. lat 40, 10.
long 81. so, spoke ship iris, Avery, from
New York bound to Hamburg--July
1s, spoke schr. Taeher, of Yarmouth,
from Passamaquoddy, for Baltimore;
Nantucket light bearing west 10 miles
distant.-Markets at Bermuda July s
lumber, W. p. $50 Ss5 slaves, w.o.
5oa 60; cattle, good, SIS 65; sheep.
good, 6 8; rice, 5as Ia, no sale; tar,
pitch, &c. I "A l-2, no sale sugar, IA
l6, scarce coffee, ga IS, scarce rum,
45a so. scarce molases. IS a SO, scarce;
flour, Z a 8, no sale bread, Gas, cwt.;
corn, 60 cents a IS, no sale.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, .Ju1y "a.
Saveanrh. Julu Is.

Sarcannh, July is.
Yesterday morning the long boat and
yawl of the Spanish ship Fermis, Casin-
ia, late master, arrived here-the ship it
appears was from st. Ardero, SPAIN
left there on the 18th of May.-she had
a cargo of 1850 barrels -four, silks and
other dsv goods, bound to Havana.
on the 10th inst. within the sulph about
so leagues from her destination, was
discovered to have sprung leak, and
in consequence of not being able to
Keep her tree, the crew. II in number,
abandoned her. The crew state, that on
the day they left Spain the Spaniards had
actually DECLARED WAR AGAINST
FRANCE.
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PRICES CURRENT.

I'm Saturday night, god ofJuly, was
q 3 stolen from on board the Felicity,
of Alexandria, Capt. Mason, a small
TRUNK, about Is inches long. There
was in it some ACCOUNTS and receipts
of vessels papers, which can be OF no
account to any one else but the captain.
will find the trunk and deliver
it to n1e shall receive handsome re-
ward.
JOHN MASON
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platsslar@h. JuIy7.


It gill be recoilected that some time in
the month Of February, 1914, M'CowAs,
Ia soldier in the service of the u. States,
while in the rear guard marching from.
|Chateaugay to Plattsbursh, was inhnman-
" beaten, by reason of which he died.
Two or three citizens with baggage for
the army, who were passing at the time
reported, and in fact swore positively,
THAT it was Lieut.. Pike. He was accord
Iingly arrested, and examined, and from
the testimony of those witnesses, commit
Iedto prison where be was confined till
THE session Of, the court of oyer and ter
Iminerin this county, in Juue 1914. The
district attorney not being prepared on
the part of the people his trial was delay
Jed until the late session of the court on
the eth day of June last.
In justice to Lieut.. Pike. we state to
I the public, that he appeared On trial "a
gainst the same witnesses who had here
tetore sworn him guilty, land who on this
| trial swore the same1 and proved the
witnesses to be absolutely mistaken in
his person, by persons who were present
with him on the whole march; and that
he was not guilty Of any misconduct what
lever either TO M'Cowan, or any other in
Idiyiduai.-He was stepped by the court,
withouthaving gone through with a fourth
part of his testimony, being satisfied of
his innoncence, and was discharged ac-
cordingly.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
|IN Saturday the 18th Aug. at half
~ past II o'clock, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following valuable
real estate, viz
The three story brick Ware
house and Lot OF Ground, situated on the
corner of Prince and Union streets, oc-
cupied by Y. & ]. Ross--Emnlediately
after
One 1-2 Acre OF Ground
situated and bending on Duke, Patrick
and Wolfe reets,-Terms liberal which
WI be made known at the place of Sale.
2. c.. Eiarsteuer.
July "a.