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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28

DRY GOODS.

By the ships Mount Vernon and Ocean
we have received variety st British
Dry Goods, amongst which are
SuperGne cloths and cassimcres
Plain and frilled bdmbazets,
Stockinets
Calicoes
Cambrics
Dinities
Stirling cottons
Marseilles cuttings
Royal ribs
Brown hollands
Shawls
HandkerGhiets
Coiored ca@psics, plain and filled
4 cotton and linen checks,
Which will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash Or approved paper.
Janney, Morgan &Co.
5th- mo- Is CIV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
SALES AT vENDUE.
q, ,vs,u Tuesday end Friday,
W ~" Wu,L BE SOLD,

"a WILL BE SOLD,
a tse yendue Stare, corner Of Prince
Az and Water Streets,
AYARIETY OF
Dry Goods, Groceries g Sc; :
:. ;c,,lars Of which win be expressed IN
he bills of the day.
All kind Of goods Which are on
r.,;t.t;on and the prices OF which are
,hllls,aaSI;sSed. can at any time be viewed
e esd purchased at Che lowest limitation
and prices. q MARsTEIJER.
Landing this Day.
s75 bags Coffee
Is tierces Rice ~
IS bales Cotton, from slOOp. Little
Cherub,
For sale BY
Adams, Herbert g 20.
MOO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
Benz. Rro1gul and Son.

Beng. Brozu1 and Son,
Respectfully inform The Public that
thew have commenced the manufacture
of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
ne, of Patrick and Cameron streets, in
the towr of Alexandria, where they are
ready TO receive any orders Y tn which
they May be favored, and will execute
them with all. despatch and in the best
ner.
They have receired ait assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply. e
Maya u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
q1o0.

One ether Trat lying and being in
he same county, about one and a half
mules from the above tract, containing
ao2 and half acres, about $50 acres Of
which is in gaod timber--there is dwell
ing house, kitchen, and an apple or
scard with some other valuable fruit at
aShec to this, with spring of good Wa
,es' Ter terms apply TO Baldwin NJ.
Lee Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
s''lss gentlemen live near the premises,
Y ue sabsci ber IN Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. es
me editors of the N. Intelligencer
SIC requested to insert the above two
as sssAsaad send their account TO this Of
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Lost OF, mislald,

LOU VI iIlioldIUs
A certificate for 100 shares Of the
Stock of the Marine Insurance Comps-
ny of Alexandria, numbered from Ne.
65l to $50 inclusive, in the name of
James Heron, for renewal of which APP
plication will be made to the Office of
the said company.
James Taylor, Jun.
Executor of James Heron, decd.
March so If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Boiling Cloths.
March %.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan, Captain Weston
from Amsterdam, large & elegant as
ssrtment of Boiling Cloths, of superior
quality, which viii be offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
limos alexander
October s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Land for ale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale two
y small FARMS in the county OF
w.stmoFeiaRd AND state of Virginia
One en- 0i.sA Crgck. containing eco
acres, p;iacips.iy land Of the FIRST quail
y, 40 * v6sch Is heavily timbered.--
There Is Oh this tract q good dwelling
house, With all necessary ont-houses, a
hoe young apple and peach orchard,
springs Of never failing streams convent
eat. TIE house stands on the banks OF
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tachal 10 it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
SAM. FREEMAN, C.e,l

III q Circuit Court Of Common Pleas tn the
inst Eastern Circuit, begun and holden at
Portland, wifhtn and for the county of
Cumberland, on the third Tuesday Of June
n. D.l8l6-
ON the io,eg ing petition, the Court order.
that The petitioners i've notice thereof TO ali
concerned by causing copy Of said petition aud
th,s order thereon, 10 be published in eithee of
me Pouland, ne wspspers three weeks success.
lively, the Las; publication TO be thity days At
leas, before the third Tuesd = of November
next, ,h., hthey sec ii, they may sppear 1t the
SAID Circuit Court of Common Pleas then to b.
holden a, Portland within and for the said coun-
,y OF Cumberland, and shew cause ii any they
have why the rrsysr Of said Petition should not
be granted.
Attest SAM. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

10 The honorable Justices efshr Crcurf Court
Of Common PIeos brs an and holden at Fort.
land auisAin and for the county ot cum5er
land. on the third Tuesday Of June.
JOSHUA ALLEN md William A len be h
q OF Falmouth, IN SID county. ,eomsn, and
Peer Alien of the sane Falmouth, minor, b,
John N. WArrea his guardian, duly sppoin ed,
respectfully REPRESENT, that hey as hers a. lsw
of Wi!lism Allen, late OF sail falmouth, decess
ed, iftstes,ed in md q ia Tea as tensn,s
in common with urhers to hem unknown OF one
undivided hi. part Of a certain io of land snu-
ated in said Falmouth, containing eighty seven
acres and bounded ihus-be ginning on The ess-
erly side of the road leading Gray II the no an
westerly corner Of seventeen scres Of land l. I'd
out to Isasc Allen thence northeriy adjoining
said road Til j, comss to John Feank's land. and
from these two bounds 60 extend east I'm ii Il
contains all the land conveyed by Nathan WINS
low to lanes Mesrii jun. by deed dated Nov.
26sh, 1898, excepting hirieen scres sold ty ssiu
Merritt 20 said Frank and is The same land
which said WiiiIsm Alien, Peer I.un, and j..
slah HOBBS, purchased 1T said Merrill by deed
dated Apsi IA l797- That your petition ave
des,rous II boiu ng sheG respective shsfes OF
lac premises IN se,ersi,y, wherefore they pray
you honors snai the same may be dt.,ded anu
set of 10 them to hold IN severst'y pursuant to
The form of the statute IN such case made snd
crowded. STEPHEN LONGFEI.LOW, Jun.
Auy 10 The Pea isners.
Atrue copy--A,,est
SAM, FREEMAN, C.eyk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
&o@1CapS.
Tuesday, September 3, 1916.

hssnfornisy to the law concerning the
spataton OF the District of Maine from Mas
hause,ts, meetings were yesterday held in
Mseveral towns in this District to vote ON the
question Of separation, and also 10 make
dolce Of Delegates to meet at Brunswick on
b last Monday Of September inst.-In thi.
bwn the votes on the first question were, for
SEPARATION 475, against it, COL The Dele
gstes chosen were, Hon. Ezekiel Whitman,
Nicholas Emery, Esq. Isaac Adams, Esq. Hon.
Matthew Cobb, Hon. William Widgery,
md Capt. John H. Hall.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
NEW GOODS.
William e. Edward Oxnard,

Me- 5. Msssrs Row.
LAVE jun opeoed for fate. black. green.
j i brown, fawn na.e, and olive, Bombssetts-
W'Idbores-whte green, red, black and yellow
Flanns'ls-bGses, blankets, CsAimeres, and SAITH
netts- white and black Cambrics-lmitstion
Shswl'--blsck dsmask Shawls-a grea, variety Of
cotton and fiik Observation-Disclosures, tape,-
Gallooo and quality bindipgs-&c. sc.
wIscAssBTr BILLS received ia payment for
Englifh Goods. Cf)
Sept s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
>sM
PORT OF PORTLaND

Eesneslay, <uS. 20 -n,rivca ,loop yaffc-sos,
York from Phiisdelphis, with flaur--2o b. Eng
ish brig Harriet, oowden. 46 dsvs from Liver
pool, win salt and cots, 20 The csp,ain--30 b.
,'pop Un'ov. kn,sh, ifom 1os'on--sioop Caleb
Strong. S'ssvooa from do.--brig Sessn, Wood
bury, from POadeiph.s, with corn and A,uf-
,ioop Lcsnder, Low, from Boston-3lst, Caty-
Ann, Blanchard, ffosa Boston.
Saturday. Augus' 81.
4frysced, British ship Fame. Monteath, as days
from Kingston J.suaioa---sH Point Morsnt, ia
mica. srokr British ship Nepiuns, of Hull, N
Portland, bound 20 Honduras In lat. 40. N.
Ion. 60 West, spoke ship Hsiif.x Packet, from
Londonderry, 20 Philadelphia, 20 days. with
Psssengers-sii we'll.
dug. 3ia.-ay. sloop Messenger, from Boston
Sept. I, British ship Melpomene, Vidal, 80 days
from Kingston, Jsimaca. in ba.lsst.
Capt. Obesr. ar. 1t Boston on Wednesday, we.
boarded o" the 18Th ult. is.. IS, lon 90. nv a
Privsteer sch. and plundcted Of = yawi, . Top
gallant mss', &c. The commander Of The pri
va'eer stated that his Object in cruising was for
ficn booty, whatever Aag ptotee I'd it: that he
had on boird so OF 90 600 dollars in specie, IA.
ken from diferenl vessels :,hsl he had shat dsy
boarded = chip from Batavia for Boston, mo
doubt the Cl.rsss:) expressed his fears Of fall
ing in with British vessels Of war. and Of being
cap ured. and bis crew brought TO trial for their
lives. He stated ths,the sch. was four weeks
from Cs1hagens aud she wed her commission
M de out at that pace,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

In Lon1on. in June, L,dy Asgir. srr' s..
Hsr pathetic spi location o tnc O - s E1a,.e e.
- 1870, % 'ntrrro.c her il. .tCs with General
W.ei.es ,on. 10 save he son, cspt. Asgil, Or
dered 20 b. executed in re,fiisti,n IT nc dsa all
Il Cap. Rn6dy, mus; he rec.ilecied BY m4ny
II This town. M. jacob ,dsufy, .gea 81
An houe.s and industrious man. A .hori Tone
before MA des,h, h gave evidence OF full a.
~ .nes q hsppjnaeS beyond rs give.
On Ss ~ day last Mrs. MIaaspA. wife of M.
aiehs,d s,ips, aged 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
Commercial Ce6ee-House.

r HE lubleriher informs HE friends aud ,hepub
= lick that the
Commercial Coffee House,
recently erected and finifhed in neat and COM
modicus nyle- 6,uated at the corner Of Mix and
k,lby Streets, usas Liberty Square, 10 now ready
for the reception of company.
II prs'umsd thar gentlemen who are difpofed
20 patr0nae this Establishment, will not be disap
pointed in their reaionabe expectations Of acecmo'
dstion, David GREEN.
Bottom, Aug. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

n. Old Trustees Of Dartmouth College,
.h,rn,have been summoned by the Pres
IN, to meet at Hanover on the esd, GA
! 10 take into consideration the late
=, Of the Legislature" and, Ito transact
'.,h other business, as the interest Of the
rJIecc may require" The Trustees APP
.n,sd by the Act, and the Overseers are
isnmoned to meet OH the 26th.--lt is con-
ntutly reported that the old Trustees have
h,srmIued to disregard the late Act, and
,ieourse will not meet with the new ! he
,so,eouepces OF this unfortunate collision,
!. vi not predict. Sen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
to General Muhcrs.

CENTLEMEN Officers who are 10 want Of
~ MILIfa"Y BELTS, are informed that by
calling on the iubfc iher ever MefT,s. w & H.
tiyDEs Bookito e, in Exchange nrsef, they may
be upsl,ed viii hole which are elegant and
msnufattured ate the mon approved models.
SIMEON PRATT.
N B.-Companies Of Ar,lIe y may be fsp. lied
1T fhort notice
NJ pledges nimfelf to manufacture the
Be't. Of real cnchinesi Morocco, the colour Of
which he will warrant to be durable.
Portland Sept 8. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
Spring and Sumner Goods.
JOSEPH HARROD,
Head of kxoHANGE-sTasET
III AS received an extensive assortment Of A.
l. L SONABLE GOODS;

Head of kxCH ANGI-sTRRET,
IL AS received an extensive assortment Of 81 A
l. L SONABLE GOODS;
AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west OF EuS gland a.s;k blue aud brown Broad
cleihs--sufeffne and common blue nix'd, div e
ali colours Al London Cambria Prints. dark and
iight--5-i do. do common do.
furniture Patch aud Copperplates India Csii-
coss--india Cot,ons--patent steam loom sIirtings
= & and /. Irish Linens-4.k German LINENS
al, Sd tad =. Calico Standardization Shaw /,
|--Aankip and Canton Grapes, all Co onis--white
Jran--l ottonl assimeres-O raadmis-- blue Nau-
kin--hut dittn--Eeaver CaHiberes-Ffeslt ioths
r-satitnrils--w bite, green and yellow lann.ls--
brown Lipeas--Ma rseillcs and common 9csting.--
striped aad c9ioured Jeans-binck ak Vestings--
cambria, common and furni,urue Dimoties--t-4
aud 5 ! White Cambria, and Cambria Musl,ns-I.in-
en- Cafnorlcs--aucy and paid Mnsims-mull Mus
ilns--wnite mad coIored pocket handkerchief
imitation acknowledgements Gsnbrick -
i,'ed aiuslins and tiinehsns-S-S, l and Ga
1.nghan's DARK aud iisht--state as.d White Cotton
aud worstca dose--seatemen white, brown. aud
mx'd whole and half Hose-lalies' kid Gloves
black, white aud Standardization black and col
ored silk AandAerchiefs--B andaana and flag do
&c nilemen's beaS Or and doe skin GioveS-eotton
do.-Umbrelas and Parasols-Fans-wire cotton
ihresd--yeliow and white marking Canvass
cotton Siack--6-i white and black silk Lace
cotton Laces-Gotton Balls Tapes-Pins--i'o
bins--Ferrets-biack and coiored Sinehaws--back
and colored sattins- Florence Lustrings, all Col
ours -elcgant ganzcd Ribbons. black green, and
plaid Ribbous-black aad cooFed laaiorics-Rus
sin sheetins, ia yards wide-black AMI white
Italian Grape, &c. &c.--to be sold very low for
Cash only. sisy 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

were ehafged at one dollar per day each, it
being usual % charge for only six al
though eight attended the first and second.
and seven the las day, and were all cbarg-
ed to the Sheriff No observations were
made by any OF the Cour, to my knowledge
OF the nature stated by the writer above al
luded to NATHAN ANES
August -. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

q, Ia lament their cxcesses but dissip.
- !, III. more hopeless, as by ensrossing
w., The entire life, and enervatihg tn.
\ I. moral and intellectual system,it leaves
.h., lime for reflection, nor space for
ORGANIZATION. nor temper for the cher
limo Of right affections, nor leisure for the
' ..,aIion Of sound principles, nor interval
Y r,grct, nor yigor to resist temptation,
!, Energy to Struggle for amendment
HANNAH MOORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
Gold Sad Silver Lustre, China,
Crockcry, Glass & other Wares.

CHARLES B ..ANCHARD,
s, Af~sbs.f, Rsw N1idS's f,sa
MILL fell at low prices wholefae and 'efa all.
Wv the nof complete and hea felected sflrt
ment of ELEGANT AND COMMON WARES
ever offered 10 Portland
CONSULTING or
Dining and Tea Sets of rnore han fifty. and Cups
aud saucers Of more than feventy different patterns
blue printed. edgd and c, c. Plates Of every
6ze-BewIs Mugs Ptchers-Cbamber Baton,
and Ewets--Diihes -Szaads--Nappies bakers
rsa -sugars--Creams-C Coach Chamber
Butter Boas--Salts-Pep pers Chair Pan,--iulare,
blue printed, ref enamel pref.'d, naval and mil
itary. Laurence and other ri chers-CT Gafs
d fhe'-Decan,er.--- umb;ers-- Wine,- Jsli,e, -
Cuasrds--I.amp GiaGes Entry Lamps Proof
Glaf.s-Knives x Forks--Red Pans Pen k.ises
--Csnes-Jew. Harps--bioek tin rea Pos fayal
and elegant wire Baikes -CAnoeft ok ~ who's
Spoons-snufFer. and frsys--l.ook,ng Giafes -
And irons, Shoves * Tongs Waiter---poN, boz
,nd Hendricks patent iron boz Coffee Mills
Belows--Bs uihes- Caftors--Ioys sc &c.
SEPT s e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
M4RRIED

In marlborough, Cob ut. BY Rev Kiss,
Barley, Rev. DAVID NJ. MITCHELL. pastor of
he cong s,ionAI church in tn.t place. TO Mis-
ErBEecA ELwaLL. daughter of P. EiwelI, Esq
II uns~ck. on Tuesday evening lsa, b,
the Kew Elder Titcomb, Mr.. William III,
mer. Of NewYotk. Of The house Of Hall & Low,
,c Miss Harriet Eoyes.-Mr John Dnn,ap, Sd,
r. MIR. Aasy Rebie'sr. : psst,5k
~ Scarborough ~ ~. I-.s,astSs, Mr.
)oshus Lioc., 20 Ms. Ws.Y Saa.L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

tsmpted to jo.tls the servsyor Of lands" Ny
squatters" he means the people Of Bristol and that
neighborbood.- was the misfortune of the Sheriff
to be ordered to hold himself in readiness to march
with regiment to quell the unhappy disturbances
in those towns In compliance with his oath and
his duty he obeyed his superiors.-if he was "qui
ct and cnop fallen" as Junius elegantly expresse.
tiff he felt reluctance at imbrueng his hands in
the blood of his fellow citizens-was il not reuc-
lance that does him honor? Several officers and
many soldiers absolutely refused to go. The Colo
mel was abused for not doing the same-he neither
shrunk from the duty, however panfuI-nor pro.
posed to resigu-By the officers on the Penobsoot
who were exposed to danger. does he mean those al
Hamden know OF no Other ~ohicers who were
near the enemy on the Penobscot, except those
who were sent TO oppose the enemy at Camden
the Colonel was one of them ; and the officers who
were there have uniformly said that during the
greue alarm and when the enemy were suppose d
to be iaading--he was remarkable for activity aud
GOODNESS.
Junius has borne false witness" ard hasely
slandcred a man whose character has always been
unimpeached he has attempted to injurc him in his
Official character--asains which no complaint has
ever yet been made. On the contrary, his liberal
ity in the appointment Of Deputies without regar &
to political opinion ,andindeed his whole Official con-
duct has met the general appreciation. We leave
this vile slandsrer to his own reaectons-and the
contempt of the publick. -. LINCOLN.
THE WESTBROOk YARMOUTH CALF,
Now FIVE months DID, weighs 52i lbs.
hen first dropped from the Cow, weighed 105 lbs
Hnnop e the ollo,eing dinnentions.
Grit, feet inches
Length from the nose TO the rump 6 8
Height ii
Depth from the top Of the shoulders
to the brisket 2
Diameter through the shoulders 1 S
Diameter through the hips I
Ii il Heifer Calf, and is said to be the best
formed animal Of the kind ever produced. 1t is oil
the famous Eakewel breed so highly aud justly e..
teemed in England. Westbrook, sep. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03


q Kent, Sussex, and Gloucester, and the
Prince Of SAKE Coburgh.
Various parts oil Holland were suffering
greatly from an inunda,ion Many Of the
dykes were OVERLOOKED, and vast tracts of
and we're under water. The crops were
entirely destroyed.
The Pirates, according to an article from
Naples, have already fell, the vengeance of
ne Christian arm. A Neapoli,sn ship of
me line ind two frigates, are said 10 have
nd an encounter with squadron of pirates,
which they defeated completely. A bar
0sfian corsair has been sunk before Bartlett
n.
MI. CALAriN, our Minister TO France,
srsvd a, Paris, July IL. 1t was rumour-
q that an exchange of Publications of a
Treaty OF Commerce between the u. State.
sno Russia was TO be made at Paris.
The following paragraph is copied from
The French papers.
nrRRsDvRG, JUNE l5-We are assur-
eu'hat our court has concluded treaty OF
alliance with the United States. An arti
ele IN this treaty, it is said, guarantees to US
NE Possession Of two pors in the Pacific
Ocean.
lohe Editors ofshe Portland Gazette.
CESrIxMrs,
a writer in the Argus having represent
90 mat the Sheriff OF the county OF Lincoln
sent IN a bill At the Supreme Court q, June
"'m' Tor hiy attendance, when absent, and
charges tor six deputies at tsvo dollars per
uay each, and the writer having in second
communication minated, that the Sheriff
maze Inc bill, it may not be improper for
ne 20 state that made the bill with view
" obtain additional allowance for the pre-
s.s'ng deputy, as had been customary under
o'0er >hsrifs, and had been intimated 10
'ne W the Sheriff, but l never received any
lscoons from the Sheriff to make out
Wy Oil Tor him to receivepay six deputies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03


ed to the Sheriff No observations were
made by any of the Cour, to my knowledge
OF the nature stated by the writer above al
luded to NATHAN AMES
August - 1916
TO THE EDITORS OF THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
Fer the vindication off man of Honor il is
necessary to detect the faIsehood and expose the
disgrace e his cewardly and IN principied oppo-
nents, twas necessaryIo peruse those columns Of
base virulence and filthy scurriIity which have is
sued from press, which disgraces the sacred but
" perverted name of republican. This is task
" disgusting enough to turn the head, and nauseate
I" the stomach but justice demands that whatever
:. an adversary aledges should be exami ned-snd
the scribbles in that paper only use the
" they have. here are nau,eous animals whose
" fetidity is their defence"
The falsehood and abuse with which certain wr-
ters in the Argus have advocated separation, are
without parallel-whenever they have found any
man, however respectable, opposed to separation,
they have heaped upon bin the vilest calumnies.-
One Of the most striking instances is that oe their
attacks upon the character of the Sheriff of the
county of Lincoln lit is on record that this gen.
tletnsn opposed the separation several years be-
fore he held an oIce.-If he had advocated the
measure now, it nj git have been suggested, with
Office in vew-but his opposition shews that he
prefers what he considers the interest of the District
Of Maine, to personal adsantage--For il has been
openly stated that all in office who do not
sacrifice their consciences to their places shall lose
them. We trust however, we never shall see any
government administered on such principles
The object of Junius, aud other writers in the
Argus, is to impair the influence Of those who are
opposed to separation. In doing this. they pay no
regard to truth or decency They know that
ny will in the end discover the faIsity of their
sertions but they may deceive some, till the que.-
ton of separation shall be decidet-and they avoid
all responsibility by refusing their names, and
s'sukng behind miserable cats-paw, who proba-
bly, for the reason the starved Apothecsry,
or worse one. j. willing TO retail poison.
| The scandalous hbel.in the Argus of the Stst q
July, signed Junius-wns received with the most
marked contempt, in the County Of Lincoln by ali
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