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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

10 be Jsid BY ords~ Of Court, on zhuysday tie
fsteeafb day sf May next, at sieven o.
cl0ek II. M at The Auann Roam Of
N16rs M'Lellan q Fletcher, in Part.
ian!,
GO much OF the Real Eaase of EIijah Elder. late
- of Portland, merchant. deeeaed. .. will produce
the fum Of nine thoufaad two HUNDRED dollars for
the purpofe of paying he dehts Of laid decealed
with incidental charges-coaG(tins Of ten and .
Quarter acres of Land htuated in Gosham, in the
county Of Cumberland per deed from Ifaac Eldse
to deceafed dated September 5th l7s4-feven and
quarter acres Of Land 10 faid Oorham, per deed
from John Elder to deeea(ed dated September 80.
80! lone acre Of Land 10 faid 0orham per deed
from Jonah Dyer TO deceafed dated 4aueu0 So
lSo5-oo acre of Land in taid Corham per des6
from John Elder TO faid deceafed. dated April ~.
sse-fourteeu and three quarters acres Of Land
in faid 0orham, per deed from JoGah Thomas and
wife to decsafed, dated 5th June iooS-allo three
and haf acres Of Land 6tuate in Cape Elisabeth
in faid cOuatyi pc. deed from John Hatch to de-
ceaied, dated September 10. IsiO-alfo, lot Of
Land 6tuated 10 Portland. il faid coun,y, on VIII
low ffrset being the rear Of the lot on which the
deceaied aR dwes, and alto the re6due of laid loe
an which the deceaisd laa dweis, with the build
ings thereon which has been let off to the widow
~ aud for her dover 10 the fad deeeafeds eAase
after the termination Of her life ellste shereia-
Conditions made known Il the time and place Of
Gale. ELRAN0R ELDER, AAniailsssis,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

SIMEON PRATT.
N. ACCOMPANIES OF Artillery may be suppl
ed It q short notice.
o. S. r. pledges himself to manufacture the
Belts Of resi cochine,i Morocco. the color o..
which he will warrant TO be durable. He ha'.
made several improvements in the msnut.c are
Of hem, which canno. fiji to please.
April 90. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
TO BE SOLD

A T Public Auction. on Monday, the 18th day
= of May next, At II o'clock 10 the forenoon, .
one tory DWELLING HOUSE, ftuated in Cot
ton Greet on the eafl ide Of faid Greet adjoining
the dwelling houfe OF Ira Bradford,
Portland, april 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

To be /SM at Public Aue7ion, on Friday, the
cd day g May next, at II ockek II. M.
A Lot of Land ftuated on the northerIy tide Of
Federal ltreet. with two aory Dwelling houle
and OUT houfes thereon; 10 plsaiant part Of the
town and near the centre of bu6nefs-now occupi.
ed by Jonathan Lund-Sale on the prentice
Terms at the fale
S; M'Lellan, : Aug,,.
T. Fletcher,
april %, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
NOTICE.

THE fuoferiben having been appointed BY the
i Hon Judah Dana, Judge Of Probate for the
county Of Oxford, 40 receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors 10 the eRate of GEORGE
MAXWELL. Wheeler, late of Wa tsrford in faid
county yeoman, deceafed reprtfented infoivent |;
90 hereby give notice hat fix months are allowed
10 faid creditors from the 9th day of February
Ian. to bring in and prove their ciams; and shsr
they will attend thar ferv e At the Office Of Ed.
ward And ,ews Esq in Waterford on the Ian Mon.
day Of this preient, and the Eve following mon,hs.
from 2 until o'clock in the afternoon of (a;d
days. CALVIN FARRAR, Comais-
EDWARD ANDREWs,S sioners.
March IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
MTIGE.

A Ii psrfons inGe'1edeso the fuafcriber ei,hes
"a by note or account are rsquefled 10 make
immediate payment, or their notes aud account,
will te left with attorney for colection-and
,hofe hav,og demands aga,nf the iubicrbsr are
requefed to call and receive their pay previou, 20
the 2Osh OF June nexs, az he is about TO leave the
town. VIM COOLIDGE.
FOR SALE K,
AZ half bbls. prime mcfs Beef
whole bbls. ditto
half bbls Tongues.
The Above are warranted of the 6rR quality
Po,fisni Ap,d %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
FOR SALE,
.d1TEA7ION.

THE military gentlemen IN this vicinity are
informed that Il e ubscriber manufactures and
keegs constantly ton ssle,st the chsmber over
Hyde's Bookstore, exchange street, 'legsnt new
fashioned and highiy az owed
MILII.iRY BELTS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

To be J0a at Public Aue7ion, on Satarddy
next, 27h inf. at II o'clock Am.
ONE half of Lot Of Land with half Of .
~ Dwelling houfe thereon, 10 common and un-
divided formerly owned BY Sylvanu. Higgins. IT,
'ua,ed in Centre fireet, and nearly opposite Judge
Ffoihinghsm's. Sale on the prsmfes Terms and
further ulsrs made known At he time Of (ale.
S. M'Lellan, s,,7,,,
T. Fletcher,
april %, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

w 3 the subfcribers having been appointed bv
w the Hon. Samuel freeman E(q to receive
and te1amine the claims Of creditors 10 the er
tate of SYLvANUS GALILSON, lase Of Wind.
ham, deceaisd repreiented infoveas, do herebv
give notice that liz months are allowed TO f.;d
creditors 10 br'ag in and prove their claims and
that VIC fhaii ., end hat iervice a The i.uie Of
widow Euniee 0slnion, 10 iaid Windh,m, on the
ira Wednesdays Of May and June nsx. ., nine !.
M MOSES LlrTLR
April % ABRAHAM ANDERSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

ence with the federal party, and were disappointed
in their ambitious views; and parcel of greedy,
hungry ofice-seekers, who, like Esau, will sell their
birth-right for mess of portage, or like Judas,
would 5etray the best cause in the world for filthy
lucre's sake. These men, for the chance of obtain
ing an office under government that would give
them one or two thousand dollars year, would
abandon and curse w asatSGro \, and follow aud
praise BonapaFe and all his measures. The SCR
witty aud want of prncipie in these men, reader
them the n Tools aud partizans OF the men in pow
err; and hence they have been almost exclusively
rewarded III preference to those who have stood in
the democratic ranks from the beginning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

Since our last we have received returns Of "
in few towns only in addition to those already :
iished-the sum total is as follows -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08

my destined to occupy the country. The
Sublime Porte. ills said, remains neute,
ia this war, and viii receive guarantees
for it's European possessions. One is as,
tonished at knowing the treaty against
the pirates, ard not to know any thing
of what has passed in the consistory
where this affair has been treated. 1t is
certain that his Holiness has not issued
any Bull on the subject Of this new cru
SADIE. 1t is said that his Holiness will
give to the Grand Masters of the Militia
nv Orders suit of armor and a banner.
The whole of the allied forces is fixed by
treaty at $4,000 men. Several gallies
have been at Ancona."
= Arrived at Portsmouth, the Cyndus,
Spencer, from Halifax, via Bermuda.
Ar. at Cowes, the American ship Gen.
Washington. put in for harbor to win
ter also. the American schr. Eugene,
Daniels from Hayti, with coffee, put in
for orders.
Sailed, the next day after arrival, the
American ship Catharine, Bouteller, for
Antwerp, and schr. Eugene, tor Havre.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
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Public Sale.
feb 8

On Wednesday the l4th inst. will be
sold at Griffith & Brawner's Auction
Room, large and general assortment
Of Dry GoOds-without reserve, tt
close a concern. consisting ct
SUPERFENE aud second cloths,
Cassimeres, Bedford cords
Stockinetts, corduroys
Vestings, blankets, Flannels,
"a Irish shirtings,
A do. linens.
Shifting cottons, fancy muslins,
Cambria muslins, dimities,
German linens,
Brown Hollands,
Book checks,
Italian silks,
White jeans,
Royal ribs.
Cotton hosiery, ginghams,
Calicoes, Madras handkerchiefs.
feb 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08

Just received,
BY the ship Resolution, Capt. Jewett
from Bremen,
find for Sale By the Piece or Package
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
Hempen ticklenbnrghs
PlatiIlas royales
BFetagnes
Cheeks and stripes
Listadas
Dowlas
Creas la Morlaix
Osaabursiis
Shifting linen
Newton Keenc.
feb 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
THE SUPREME COURT.

Assembled in this city. pursuant
to law. on Monday All the Judges
OF that most respectable body are
present, viz. judges Marshall.
Washington, Livingston, Johnson,
fodd, Story aud DuvaII. Henry
Wheaton. Esq. counsellor at law.
OF New York. was appointed report
er Of its decisions.
.fafional IntelI;gencer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08

LONDON, Dec. f6.-Wc received
this morning some American papers
10 the nth ult
The Duke Of Nocfail, died carly
this morning. at his Castle in Sussex.
He is succeeded in his titles, &c. by
3 f.. Howard, Esq. Of Fornhsm.
liza Suffolk. The Dukes annual In
come was 6s,00Ol. sterling.
The Prince Regent has approved
the appointment OF Mr.. 4. Aspin-
wall, as Consul General for the U.
States in London.
The Flanders mail contains the follow
ling important Intelligence, under the
date OF Rome, Nov. 2l.-'' 1t is assert
ed that the ministers of the great pow
ers have delivered to his Eminence the
Cardinal Secretary of State, the treaty
of alliance relative to the war against
the Iarbary powers, and that it has
been ratified by all the sovereigns, in
Cnelf Tuduty Ol OTduu Mdol0io Va wv
several religious and military orders in
their dominions. By this act the pow
crs engage not only to put an end to the
white Slave trade, which the African 60
yernments carry on with equal insolence
and impunity but In order to prevent
the return of those acts OF violence
which disgrace humanity, the powers al
so declare, that they will establish there
the form of government which shall
afford the best guarantee. The contln
gent OF the troops for this new species O.
war will be the same, and no one will oe
lpermitted, under any pretence whatever
Ito keep up a greater number OF troops
THAN is Fixed by the treaty. All th'
troops shall have the same uniform
His Holiness the Pope shall be at liberty
to send a Legate, but who shall not IN
tertere in tempOralmatters. Tins trea
ity, which consists of lSS articles, hxes
That all the Christians shall be set at II
berry, and cannot make part Of the ar
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
A funeral service for the late

most Rev Arch Bishop John Carroll
will be performed in st. Marys' Church.
in the town OF Alexandria, on Monday
the 18th inst. to commence at half past
10.A. M.
fob 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
SOIL liz. 1IEEh.
Land for Sale.
935 Acres.

$50 Acres,
In the county of Fairfax, four miles froih
Georgetown and Washington City
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
TT is bounded more than a mile by the
q Potomac, On which lies so or so acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres of fins
timber, a dwelling house with 4 rooms5
a large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally of the first quas
iity, and experience has proven it to be-
perfectly susceptible of improvement by
he use of gypsum.
A Mill Scat,
TO which any part of the above land may
De attached, and from which -four may
he water,borpe to George Town. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
viii be capable of driving all the year any
aachinery that may be erected: the ex-
ense in conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
go ores,
In the county of Loudoun, miles below
Leesburg. lying on BROAD Run-s9o "a
cres are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias, of Leesburg, Or Mr.
LudlceI Lee, ct Belmont, will shew tho
land and make known the terms OF sale.
The whole Of the above property will be
sold on long credit (if raquired) with
interest from the date.
Richard III. Love.
Rokcbv, August II. 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08

ALEXAN DRIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81
The ship Atalanta, Woodsides, from
London, went up to Georgetown on Tues
lay last.

AAUAuOHs went " p ~ NNCoi Z, Oso - ~ VA "A aCS
|siay last.
Praise undeserved, Gas the editor 81
THE National Intelligencer expresses him
self is satire in disguise. We join in
this opinion, of his worship, and we will
site the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted by the senate Of
this state in proof of this assertion. To
|give to this Sly and sarcastic libel on the
President, all it's pungefcy, this reso-
luton has been published in this city,
land denomnated
TRIBUTE TO MERIT.
(" By THE SENATE, Jan. 90, 1916.
Resolved by the Senate of Mary
land, That the wisdom, valor, and pa
|triotism so sigoally manifested. during
the late arduous war with Great Britain,
10y JAMES MADISON, President of
the United States, aud by those states
men and heroes vko acted ,0itb him IN
he council, IN the field, and on the ocean,
|entitle them to the gratitude and admi-
ration of their country and will reflect
lasting fame and renown on the annals
|of American history and that the me-
gociation and acceptance of an equal and
honorable peace with naughty & pow
erful adversary, are the natural fruits
of galantry and courage. conducted by
tirmness and intelligence" BID. Tel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
Sheep Lost

strayed or stolen from the farm of the
subscriber, on Saturday the 25th of last
month, eight E~es, having both ears
cropt, and most OF them BIZ with lamb
As they were lately brought from Lou
doun it is probable they may have'stray.
ed in that direction. Anypersop Citing
thereof SO that the subscribe
er gets them again, shall receive suit
able reward.
Richard De Butts.
Clermont, Dec. 81 eea
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
Dissolution of Partnership

TEVHE Copartnership of FendaN and
Il Koones is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent.-AIl those indebted to
said firm are requested to make imme-
date payment to BENZ. 7. Fendali who
is alone authorised TO receive the same,
and those who have claims against SAID
firm will please exhibit them for payment.
Benjamin r. Fsndau
Dnrid kiconeS.
The business in future will be con-
Quoted by Benjamin 7. Fendall-Who
has on hand general assortment Of Gro
ceries.
feb8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08

Cargo Of the schr. Pesce
At Auction
ON Friday the oh inst. at II O'Clock
A. n. viii be sold on Mr.. Dodge
wharf, the entire cargo of the above
schr. froa! Porta u Prince,
Consistiag Of
% tons OF Logwood
$4,000 lbs. Coffee
500 bushels Turks Island Salt
90 doz. dress goat skins
2S ID. tortoise she'll.
Terms made known at the time al
sale.
Mallory e Watts, Auc'rs.
Georgetown, feb s.
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NOTICE..

KNHE subscribers have been mutually
4 appointed jointly to receive the
debts due the late firm Of Withers and
Herbert, and they will give their joint
receipts for the same when paid.
tN1blst Herbert,
Caee Nithers.
february 5 eof
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
Extract Of letter from Gould, Brothers

Extract Of letter from Gould, Brothers
& Co. dated
Lisbon, Dec. II.
This market is completely glutted
with every species Of breadstuff.. Such
is the extent of grain arrivals that l81
vessels have arrived since the 1st ult.
with wheat, barley, Flour, sc. and ma
ny more are expected; thus no prospect
Of needing supplies from your continent.
If any cargoes arrive and the proprietors
urge liquidation it must be effected at
fulnous rates. Atfoot we quote the late
sales by which you will observe the de-
go. 80, =, th;c h,.n.nh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
The Subscriber.

~, The Subscriber
.ss ' -, to employ person who can
SMs,~ 'erao's vel, to attend in his
Ne. sagi. None reed apply but a
"Oneat, and industrious man.
d. Vim. Rhodes.
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+ or Charleston or Savannah
Pubic Sale.

On Saturday next the 10th instant. will
be sold on the premises,
A two story frame Dwelling House.
situated on the North side OF Duke
street, to the eastward of Patrick street.
now in the occupancy of Mrs. Thompson
or Terms made known at the place
of-sale.
P. 9. Marsteller.
Feb 7
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For Freight or Charter,

EtfS HE last SahiHg SLh0Oner
E Emmeline,
S Samuel G. Anderson, master,
NJ. ~ lake freight ora charter to any
hal athe United States or the West
.ttSa = ARMY t. the captain on board,
VIC Gastern Branch.
~ Kseas, Alexandria,
or
sA Iy'n. G'.Ssals, Washington.
st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS;

~ Z. ! N
lJusr RECEIVED FOR SALE, By THE
s suBsoRtBERs,
I3EUMB0LDT& Bonplaad's Personal
IA Narrative of Travels in the Equl-
Inoctial Regions of America.
CIan-Albin. National Tale, -
Says she to her neighbour hat! by
an old fashion'd Englishnan,s
Trecothick Bower-by Regina Maria
Roche.
Beautiful miniature Editions of the
following, elegantly bound in calf q gilt;
The Whole Works of Robert Burhss
in vol. containing his life, poems, corr
respondence and reliqnes.
The Posthumous Works of William
Cowper,
Dryden's Virgil, 9 vols.
Peter Pindar's Works, 4 vols.
The Arabian Nights, do.
Persian Tales, g do.
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Homer's Had aud Odyssey, by Pope;
4 vols.
Pope's Works, vols.
Lord Byren's do. 2 vols.
Walter SCOTS do.
Thompson's Seasons,
Watts ON the Mind,
Hogg's Queens Wake,
- Pilgrimsof the Sun;
CampbeI's Poems,.
The Pleasures of Hope, eff M6moryS
and Of Imagination, / vol.
The Selector, containing the Deserted
Village, Traveller, the Chace, the Ship
wreck and Gray's Poems, vol.
Hudibras,
Junius's Letters,
The Whole Works of Mrs. Hannah
More, 8 vols.
Waterloo, by Walter Scott.
James Kennedy & Son.
Jan 81 eo9y
A quantity of Cork Wood
for Seines,
A few quarter casks Teneriffee WINE
TO close sales,
Madeira Wine in pipes, hhds. and quar-
ter casks of superior quality FROM
the respectable houses Of GorIonj
Duff, inglis & Co. and Scott Lough"
nam, Penfold and co.
Steel in bundles and tubs,
An assortment of paints,
For sale by
ROBERT PATTON, if.
ian IS laT4w
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New YORK. Jan 8.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the brig Sally. the Editors ofthe
Gazette have received a Portsmouth
paper Of The 18th Of December, con
tanning London dates Of the 10th,
which afford a few articles.
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PRINTING,
Handsomely executed at the Office of tb
Alexandria Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

itlities with uncifending and respectable DcA~
mark, refer the reader 10 chapter 81, whefo
he will sees hideous potrsit, dsawh by ~
mastery pen OF Roscoe. W+
To nation like tho United States. vho6>
commerce is spread over every sda "a J,
every ocean, and which in p6rIo1
OF peace has probably q, all times above IN
hundred millions anost--this Is subject q
the most serious and solemn eonsidor alton,
Perhapsa general law, for the erreslssion of
The persons aud scqucstra,ion Of the propev-
" of,he subjects Of any power commencipe
hossililies without for nal declaration 81
war; might be considered as no impropst
precautionary measure. R
The late Wdr. #
Among the Infinite variety Of clrcumstau<
ces which, enable us TO look back ON the lstd
war with gratitude to Heaven, and with iuse
exul!a'ion, there Is one peculiarly impotsu>,
10 which sufficient attention has not bsv>>
PAID, end which highly Interest the whole
family Of mankind.
When the war began men Of suund minds,
great poblick spirit and deep reflection. were
somewhat appalled, az the fearful odds aesinsc
US. This did NOT appear more manifes in
any poins than IN that OF commanders. Thosn
OF our enemy had oil tho advantages. thar
long experiences and great skill could afford-
Some OF them had been crowned with lsurels
acquired in the bloody fields Of France, Spsia
and Portugal. And in the cyes of the world.
they appeared like so many Goliahs ready 10
crush our little Davids.
Most of those worthless who had sienslixed
themselves during the American revoluliou,
have been moved down by sickle Of Time, as
the ripe wheat falls before The sickle Of tko
reaper. And the hopes OF the nation mainly
rested on. men who had hardly acquired thu
rudiments Of tho art Of war.
blessed, thrice blessed be the God or our
fathers Publick spirit. innate bravery, tho
thirst OF svengiDg their counry's wrongs,
supplied the place Of experience and knowl-
edge. l, Is most delightfol truth. that
!hree-fourlhs of all our ,'iumphs, by sea and
land, have been achieved by heroes who were
Tar below the meridian of lifr--some OF them
"a, IS, 26, or 27 years OF age. I, isimpossi-
bio 70 appreciate this circumstances too
highly, as II respects not merley ourselves
but Pur fellow men generally. I, shows
what glorious exploit. may be performed By
tseemen lighting hro aris ef .foeis--for their
tsthers--'heir mo,hers---tbcir sisters--thcip
bro,hcrs--'hers wives and their childfen---
and IN VOID 10 theu .coont y
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