Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13

:, gsrMefl on OFoti,gTty f4eCe, ".
isS' Ia Signs Of The Times.
r.,-s.IIArrAss 9Th & 18th Y.
n Isl fire bite AID der0ar one another
H y hat ys BE- aof esnasnssd one q
rsssf. -, go ss,nt co..
fss ssfme now, on Charity, one ef
rels s roe delivered by Dean Swift, froi..
sisA ards--.. He that giyeth to the.
nee 'ds,h to the Lord.'' After look
you md On his audience he cried OFT
q S tso likes the security, they that 10
"us s;ih their dast-And here he end
dsSn Inow not who the author of the o.
g. y. sermon vas. His text was, (to "a
We, .sss,tion remarked for their cove
s@s s:s Take heed and beware of Co
'ss s,...aes,'' Which text be repeated a
' 's tb,pe times, when he paused. and
~. .ssr sid. IL preach tor an ho.r can
w. .aibirg more to the purpose, And if
- I.,sseh for a week l can say nothing
~ Il the purpose as it respects our
s S~ and the town, than what is con-
, peSa the above text. For my part I
s a,ns bseu 50 unNell with one sort Of ache
cav .,otser. whenever any of those Bank
Mo-. I lave been brought to me to gel
' ,'s,saat,. that | felt myself uoi able to
Ssany thing respecting them, and fear
Sam nv Vresen; indisposition it viii con
ssne 70 be so. 1t may be thought un
charitable, we're to say wish others
had b,eD in thelike situation but when
i misery or misfortune. it affords a sort
i gloomy pleasure to find ones self not
,lo1e IN the dumps or di,tress.
Peace, Plenty. Patience, 4 Forbear-
.nssbe with you all. Amen! i.
The schr. Leopard, Of this port was left
at Bermuda ls days since.
Among the vessels lately arrived at
Baltimore, is schooner IN As DAYS frem
Marietta, in 0tis. The mountains hare
melted away befor the eoterprize and In
islatigabtlity Of our countrymen.
The Princess of Wales, senior. has
purchased a beautiful villa at Como. TIA
II, where she intends to resides as seon
Sitis6ttsd to her taste. In April, 500
men we're employed on the palace and
gardens, but these 500 could be hired Tor
what 100 would charge in England. The
most celebrated painters were employed.
Extract Of a letter, dated Bangor, District
OF Maine, June g., 1915.
SIas. evening about saoset, an Indian.
belOOgiug to the Penobscot tribe, murder
tdatayern keeper belonging to this town;
he circumstances are as follows
"FwO Indians, in comgany, had been
lettering about the inn a considerable
llme were rather noisy but tot intexii.
rated WheE the family were about To
lake supper. Mr. Knight, the unfortunate.
Ecdn, ordered the Indians to be gone,
hey moved towards the door, and Mr.. K.
allowed to see them on. /; when one of
hem turned and struck at Mr. X who
Kicked the Indian, when a scufle ensped.
'at side the door. Mr.. K was in the act
! rstreatlng into the house. when one of
ne Indians overlook him. and buried his
iAlle INTO bis body. Il entered his back.
N The LEFT side, ADD penetrated quite into!
ne heart Mr.. <. fell, and immediately
EXPIRED. The Indians fed to their ca
l0e' aud attempted TO escape, bat fsrtp-
la'eiy were overtaken, and are now in
'SSs'ody. Mr.. Knight was young man.
NrespectaSllity; had been married but
snort time, and his wife was witness
tAe horrid Scene.o