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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
I'm Lmfyoyrd Farm far sale.

yE7i!E Subscriber intending to remove in few
months to the western part ct the STAGE, oilers
TOR sale the Farm which e at present resides in
the county OF Culpeper, c)nt,inng about 1900 acres.
The quality of the land, which is naturally good,
has been improved BIZ thu culture Of clover and the
use Of Plaster OF Paris, which it is admirably a.
dapted. Moro than llf the tract is under cu!tiya-
ton divided into convenient fields; the remain Ter
is in woad. AID well stocked with valuable timber.
The buildings consisting of handsome ard cnnve-
nicnt DWELL. g-housc, with several spacious Offices
aad an ice-house, are well calculated for the COM
Portable accommodation of large family and other
improvements, such barn, (i'.cuding very
good ureshinS mschne), eXtensve stables, garden,
orehaid. meadows aud grazinS-grOunds combine
many objects of utility, ornament sud profit. Eve
ny part OF the tract is we'll watered by nevsr-faling
springs AID strcamlets; aud whether the estate is
appropriated to graia to grass, with ordinary
care, it will he very profitable. Situated within
miles and half of the cnurt-h0use il admits all the
benefits tn be derived from healthincss of climate,
lucrative cultivation ard COOL society. Possession
may be bad Of the premises, including 80 acres of
wheat land sowcd last fall. closing contract.
Io accommodate purchasers, the land would be
divided into three parts, of when il will we'll admit
he terms, which will be made very easy and
convenient, may be known, well any further
information required, by application to George ia-
milton, Esq. near fredericksburg, John M'Neale
r q living near the premises, or the subscriber
PHILIP 4. THOMPSON.
CulpePer, Jan. 80 s5--w6w"
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MeSsrs. Garland .Hnderson x Ties. Num-
GETLENIEN

Mesars. Garland .4nderso1l x Ties. Mum.
GETLENIEN,
FENAKENOTlCE that on the 18th, l2th, 18Th,
b 14th.and 18th days Of April next, ORION some Of
those days, shall proceed at Stephen IIuatts Ia
vern IN Mason County, and state of Kentucky, to
take the depos'ions cfJames Anderson ard Patience
MS wife and others, to be read evidence il suit
~ Chaccery row dependi, z in the county court of
H''oway in which am plaintiff aud yon are defen-
eants. Also, Oh tie st, Cd, and 81 DAVIS OF May, or
Dn some Of those days, shall proceed stthe dwell
ing house ct Sterling Woodwarln the county of
nmwiaiie, ard state Of Virgins, to take the deposit
uon oithe said Sterling Woodward tobe read ia the
ant as aforesaid. Also on the Sth, 9th and 10th
Gays orsaid month, shall proceed at the dwelling
""use of Jennings Robertson, IL the comfy OF iu-
ntn0urg 10 take the dispositions Of the saii Jennings
robertson and Sarah his wife and others 10 be read
- evidence 10 the suit aforesaid also on the 1871
~ t and Goth 81 sid month or on sofnc Of those
GAYS shall pr, coed, et Archer R'bertsons tavern
N ihe county n N0uoway, to take the depoi'ions
~ III Hckiai, Anderson and Oth to he read in the
'ht al''i' said at wlucl times and places Won AID
lch oi sou are requested 10 attend to tie tskns Of
~ same. am, genUenien, yours sc.
PhULtN ANDERSON.
r brnory T.. g5-w4sf
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GLOUCESTER L0B:CROUNDS, FOR SALE.
SiENERN HALL. on which the Subscri-
Der lives. Estate Severn Rver six miles from the
intersection or The river with MOic Bay, is for sale.
lheuae contains $50 acres by old srve,thc soil good.
d un'rr proper culture produces abundauiy. The
bhaygahIe up the very garden for craft.
Terms Of the sale, cneird cash. the other two-thrIs in
tro annual I,staneDtS An ndisputabie title will he con-
'ed to the purchaser This land viii be dposedof pri-
ae sale; whoever wishes 20 buy, will Of course view the
premises. FIRNER LEHIS.
FebrHGrV 49, 9i-1eG1O
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.;ies@s James UebJ, j.. and join Ueb6
geE pleased TO take notice, that on the 18th day
, of April next, at the dwelling house OF Ms.
James Booker, in Shenandoah cotuty,i shall pro
coed 10 take tAe deposition Of Mrs. Anna Booker,
and on the 2jth day OF April next, at my dwell
ling-house, in kiag * Queen county, shall proceed
10 take the dispositions OF Mrs Eliza I. billiard and
others, to be read in evidence ina suit. depending
Ii the court OF chanccry, directed By law to be held
cn in fredericksburg, in hch | am plaintiff, and
James Webb, il. administrator Of Francis Webb,
deceased, and James Webb, j.. and John Webb,
Joint heirs Of Francis Webb, James Allen, jr. ard
Scnpinip Halle, are decentralization, James
Webb, jr. and John Webb, residing out of the
Commonw ealth OF Virginia, and having no agent
or attorney within the same. TO whom notice
be delivered. JAMES WEBB.
PeJrnary I. 86-zy47y<
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Sd Y Virtue of Deed of Trust executed
y to the Subscrih the 18th day of April 1917, by
Hugh French, cr. To the payment ofa of money
therein eNpressedI will sell. To the highest bidder at
Frrnci Iaver IN the county Of Powiatan, Friday, the
March for ready noey, much of the
TRACT OF LAND, opposite the said Fytichs Tavern,
lately sold by Richard II. Cooke, ESP will pay the pro-
porrn of the purchase money due by the said Hugh
French.
The title believed to be ndspulabe, but acting only
trustee, shall convey greater estate, than that which
have derived from the deed.
J. ROBERTSO.N,j r. Trustee.
February II. 95--wt;s
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EOT OUR, IN HccomWOfdftNg Trims,
nay valuable and beautiful FARM, in
~ The fofisoitho ivanna risr, in thcmarlc co
y. -Jaiinn, ff2 ~ aersaiaIm $50 oi which cs,ft
'r n good rcpair, witi a comfortable dwcinghousc and
';'er necessary Ou-hOrs. several hundred frit trees OF
,arrge kIds. The balance god iaru.nr md tOllttcO
and, evccii.iy oatarad anI ,incc ,nd considered MS
hiliy .itiato, is aay. pfrfD J. LFHis.
jCCsrJ o. TSa8a'
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roam horse, near FIVE i,ri hiph about nine years
'tl, wfh large hlnze in lis face IL IS eoaieetur-
sH il'ai hc las l'eeu taken Up whilst attempting 10
return 40 New-kcnt Whosoever viii deliver Tie
'ad hOtsc to the nhfcrib,r shall b. lihcrny reward
CO. ~. 4. CLAlBURNE.
Richmond Feb ~. 93--et
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l'clerslnrg. Iannary %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
MELANCHOLY ST4rElLENT.

IT. SIMoNs, (GEo) OCT. ~.
The brig Three Sisters, Lane, master, from sa-
| vaanab 10 n. York, out 6 days. put in here in q
storm, about 10 days ago. The captain went oft
direct oy al,d to avanuah, for hands; snce which
have not heard from him. At his request, / sent
boat and several negroes board the vessel Ia
bout six miles from me) To help his mate 20 put the
vessel in order, as part Of his crew we're SICK and
one had died the preceding day. My people found
the secoad mate lying dead'on the cabin floor, sgd
the fret mate, six seamen aud two passengers, All
sick, and unable To bury their dead. l bad them
all bro't ashore. One Of the passengers, an old
,aan named Samuel Luke. died the next day, The
frs, mate has ever since been very i'll, and hardly
peot he will recover. Indeed, the whole are We
ry low, and their recovery douotfal. employed
a Doctor aud / have had them well nurs<d. The
vessel, / am told, belongs, 10 Mr.. Story Of New
York. Believing thut she is injected, no person
will stay ON boarl-She is therefore, quite aban-
doned, but lies safe. hope her captain will return
soon.
After Mr.. Luke's death, t'eo hundred AMI fer
~ eigat dollars found in his pockets sealed
his small trunk until Capt. Lane, shall return"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
/" THE SUMNER IS ENDED"

There is an appointed time for man upon earth,
and our days are rapidly Fastening to their c'ose.
Our life as nothing but our death Begin,
As tapeTs traste The instant they take IRE"
The summer OF another year is ended. We have
gathered in the fruits OF the held TO support Us d-
ring the rigors Of the ,aclement season. We nave
laid up treasure on earth have we been as solici-
,ous to lay up treasure in heaven! Have wc man
ifested that heavenl ipdedness by suitable ex-
pressions OF gratitude 10 the beneceat Oliver Vi ev-
cry good aud perfect gift2 And while on the 9th
CIR hand his judgments have been abroad IN the
EARTH have we learned MISUNDERSTANDING
them as Establishments, thereby evincing that VT
are his sons
To many the summer OF life is ended. Happy II
they have improved the ileeting seasos lhose
who have neglected the great end OF Their exs-
tence, have lived thus far in vain. They have
sIumbered while they should have been up and do
ing have been sinking deeper and deeper into
destructive prejudice aud hardness OF heart con-
tinuaiiy adding to the enormous weight OF their
transg ressions.
And finally, let us fear lest our summer OF Pr.r-
,iege and grace shall shortly come to close. To
many of us, alas it may be already ending. lhis
was the case with the rebeous and impcni,ent pos
teri,y OF Abraham, wnen the prophet sroaned
forth his desperate lanentation. Let US then looh
towards his holy ,elsple that it may not be the fate
of our souls poignantly to reflect" the harvest :
past, the summer is ended, and We are not saved
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Pennsylvania Independence

A nomination Of candidates Tor Electors
of President ard V. President denominated
the Independent Ticket, is published IN
many OF the papers OF federal and dc mocrat-
ic politics in that State. The Ticket is
headed by the venerable Charles Thompson,
who was secretary 10 Congress during the
revolutionary war. The address accompa
nying this nomination condemns IN severe
terms, the usurpa.ion and dfcta,io,i OF the
Washington Caucus, which set up Munroe
aud lompkins. The Electors in Pennsyi-
valia are chosen by general ticket, bat
there i. little doubt but that Col. Munror
will be as successful IN the Presidential
race AS he was in the one at BlAdsnsbutgh
when the British Gea. Ross visited Wash
lngton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
HEZ WINSLOW,

GJAs for fale =, his Store ia Nude Ss,M next
door TO the Columbian Tavern
100 hhds Mozdess
40 do high pro ffweet favored Antigua Rum
3 pipes hyperion Cogniac Brandy
do Hoiisnd's Gin
hhds green Coffee
100 bags de-
hhds Mutcovado Sugars
do loaf do
ba'e. very hyperion Upland Cotton
$50 hhds Liverpool salt
So do Turks lAand do.
IS bozes 7 by 9 and 8 by 10 Window Cais
&C calks Nails, aGor, cd hses
9dax. No. Engliih Shoyeis
10 kegs twin Tobacco
do Fig do
90 quintais Pollock Fiji
IS tors hai Iron, new snd old fable
g1r The above goods will be fold very low fo'
Cath or undoubted Credit.
10 LET,
A large and conveuieu, DWELLING HOUSE
10 Federal areet-APpiy a. above
0sleS~ 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
SLAVERY.

ruI,ow C,rIzESs--Lend ne yenr auenl;o ion
Tor n u,plnent. Are you aware, thai forty yesrs
nave eispsed since The declaration OF Amesican
Independence wAs announced 10 The world l-Do
you reflect upon the pi oiound pr.noipies, and
solemn promises, set forth m tina, instrument -
Have you forgotten, "sh1 a. sssa ore born eqHa.-
yJree -
pAu,e Blush! when the degrading truth is
w,,ered, ,hs, more than sni!lion q hsnaa souls
within ,he ju.,sdiction OF this boss'ed ssyiun, oil
l. ,5ey,y, ,nGshit bodies, 10, 20 &c, nor so well
treated As many of your hogs or your horses =
Il is high time, that asa Nation we should see
20 this Offending" God w,H not be nsoeied' ike
member. hat Justice and s5uaSmeni rs the ha1i'
iat,on Of HIS th,o@
- am ss,onished, (.sid an intelligent TUX,
hat the Americans sboula send dee, 20 compe
tas surrender of Slaves in our possession, shsn
a their own country. hey keep thousands and
e,ts OF thousands OF Atricsus IN bondage; they
I'D better clean their hands before they l,tl them
owards Heaven"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Elegant Gold and Silver Lustre,

Elegant Gold and Silver Lustre,
Rich cut GLASS, CHINA and blue prin-
lsd WARE.
!. ne iahferiber has jun received il addition To
= iosner sock. and offers for faie very SU-
SAkB aSs0RTMBNT OF FANCY WARE
g. inferior to any ever offered in Portland The
p.ees are much reduced and cancc; fail 10 give
"''act'on TO Purchalers.
g complete sfor,men. of GIT FRAMED
sooklN0 GLASSES, whoe!ale anu resa,i.
b. C.. Atwood.
Oct. IS If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

sMan, as free, and in every legal respec, equsi
70 3a,ues Mad;son--s Man who hiss Wife, and
chlldren--a Home ALI that can sttech him to
lte--ths, such an oRe merely because hrs sssn -
black, shall be dragged tom that wife, those
children, and that home--gsgged, bound ana
beaten. and conveyed 70 Georgia, or some othec
Of The Snuthern States, 10 endure perpesusi SER
v,tude A
Whether yon believe it or not Fellow. Chizens
j, 10 tuue that hundreds OF such cases have re.
Gently occurred!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
HINTS-NO, |.

Cnder this title. the writer intends occasional
ly 10 ,fior TO the public Reflections, Anecdotes.
SC. designed to promote the happiness OF his fel
low creslures--He will, " Nosh..y exieHsafe,
nor SC. down auSas N nl..ice"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
DlREFUL FACT.

A great part Of the news nov stirring, 10
the pews OF felonious deeds, as forgery rob
berry, theft, arson, and almost every species
.ofNillainous crime, perpetrated almost dali
~ in sofar parts or other Of these United
States. Ofthis species Of news alone,there
might be articles enough collected from
the daily papers of our great citiesto fill the
columns of "a weekly Register. II might
we'll excite as:onishment and dismay in the
minds Of all the well disposed we're they
certified that the monthly number OF felo.
Dious deeds in this country is threefold
greater, than it was four years ago Yet
thskr is too much reason to think il is even
SO. Out OF the war for Sailors rights and
Tor glory there has grown, 40. only a pretty
large and chsrgeable sfanding army, BIT
also corps,of flying troops, probably sever:
al thousands strong In every direction
they are travcrsing and piliaging the count.
~, and their numbers seem to have been
constantly increasing from term to term
the examples which our courts Of Justice
have made Of some Of them being like lop-
ping off from the tabled Hydra its heads,
which instantly sprouted up anew. There
is said TO have been here greater humber
OF convicted felons in the space Of one or
TWO OF The lastyears, than in the whole Brit.
ish isle during the same space Of time, tho
its population is nearly double. In short,
this young repubIic has bat few more les
sons to learn, ere she will bear a compari.
son with the most corrupted states in Eu-
rope. Con Coxr.
Mr.. Humbold, divides the mines of new
Spain INFO groups, which he says occupy
surface Of $4,000 square. leagues. He
thinks the quantity Of silver annually taken
from the mines Of Mexico is times as
great as that Of all the mines of Europe to-
gether--but the gold is not more abundant :
than in Hungary and Transylvania.-The
Mexican gold proceeds from alluvan lands
and is extracted from veins which traverse
the mountains Of primitive rocks, and in
some Of these veins native gold is frequen,-
iy found. The horphyries Of Mexico may
be considsred as the rocks eminen,ly 4.
bounding ia mines of gold and silver.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
BOOKS 6 STATIONARY.
ISAAC ADAMS.


ISAAC ADAMS,
EcT AS received 40 additional fuppy of BOOKS
Il u h STATIONARY which he offers for faie
on reafouabe terms as cac be OF. a,oed At other
bookffores among which is great variety OF Cat
hca Prof.fianal Filftorical. Rei,gisu, and Maeel.
ialeous puo,caGons
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds of Books used 10 Schools and Aeads-
mice Wholeiale and Fetal.
RI .HILY BIBLES.
A large aTertment Of BIBLES Of various prkSs
and quslites-some elegant with plates maps, &c
Belkuaps and Watts Palms aud Hymns
Children. Books, great variety.
Navigator, Coat Pilot aud Charts, States pen
csis--Cyphering and Writing Books
Account & Blank Books.
A complete sGortment of Ledger, Waite, Day
aod Record Books JJurhals
Blank and Account Book made TO any patt ern
of the beit Engliih or American paper q Aost
notice.
BOOK BINDING,
Ia lie various brsnchas executed at The above
Store by an experienced aad faithful wsrkmaa
with neatne(s and defpsish.
B. Cath or Books given for clean cotton
and linen RAGS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

The highest vote giveR OH the successful ticket
was ii ,527 anu The lowest vote 81 Al.
The opposition ticket consisted mostly of thor
oughgo,ng administration men. fhe highest vote
FOE tins ticket was II, f07.
The 90 Directors cioseab by the STOCKHOLDERS, as
TO poIisics, are equally Divided. q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

20 GIVE me wine, my heart is sore:
Ingratitude hath pierced il dcep
Give ne the cup--i'll dfiok on,e more;
Yes, drink Til forget to weep
Then come, oblivious nectar, come,
And hail. thou sweetly poisonous cup
For though thy brim with nightshade bloom.
I'll drink thy sparkling poison up.
Yes--though the adder lurt below,
And mix with death this rosy vine.
Yet will drink, till it shall flow
Through every pore and vein Of mine,
For, on dizzy, dangerous steep,
NY aching head I'D sooner rest.
Without friend to guard my sleep,
Than seek repose on human breast.
Less treacherous is the pan,het's vile,
Less to be feared the tigers grin,
Than faithless friendships wintry smile,
That kills the nobier part within.
Then come obivious nectar, come :lf1
IN taste again the deadly cup;
For though its brim with nightshaAe bloom,
I'll drink its sparkling poison up";
He paus'd for memory brought to view,
The bleeding bosom of his sire
Aud brought to mind the fond adieu
or her who walked his slumbering Tyre.
q Memory then twas thine to save
The noblest youth the manifest form,
That ever rode the dark blue wave,
Or BRAY i the fury of she storm
For quickly from his lips he spurn'd
The life and peace-destroying bowls
And back TO JOY and health return'd,
Ere it had numb'd his generous soul.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
JOSEPH NOBLE,

C0ppersmith e Plumber.
A his hop near the head of Union Wharf. Fors
- 0ree, Portland, has for Gale.
esais Andsrons, Shovels, Tongs aod Fiooks
srais and copper Kettles. and Warming Pane
Ses Of Copper Meafures
Rem and Haod Pumps
s'ats Caddleliicks,. Lamps Swimmers and Ladies
sdns copper Binnac,e. Strap and Pan LamPs
Copper Nai, Bolts and Spikes
Deep lea hand Cod and Mackeral Leads
Lead s2outs-- Nets of Wsighes
TtHand % pound do Iroa WindIass Boxes
Ia Rive,s Iron Cise Pots
Osish aud Eogiih Po,s-Sheet and Bar Lead
sost Tin speiter
Ssasess and sheathing Copper
~ boxes of lin PIz,e- I'd clout NaiIs
quaatiy Of small fixed damaged Wire,
sot'eo and Pam.e Stone,
MO- lbs Of Old Copper &c.
,.1 n. Manufactures all kiods Of work IL
:. hre. iueh as Copper Competition and Leaf
work for vedss, tpgsther wi h ali kinds Of Con-
Poa!'on aae Btaa Caltinss for Machinery
Mts-Cslh given for old Copper, Pewter ana
Lead. ~ Julv IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

A Post Office has lately been established at Lu
bee, Me. and J. X. Chadtoura ksq. is appointed
Postmaster.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

Connecticut Rlection.-7hs Legislature Of Con-
ncciicut have made choice Of the following gentle.
men as Electors OF President and Viee-Presideat
of the q. States viz. Jonathan Ingersoil, Nathaniel
Terry Seth p. Staples, Jirah Islam, Samuel W.
JoA,,son, William Perkins, Elisha Sterling, Etyu.
Hubbard, ard lisa tgiiiey, Es7s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Benz. 4 Henry Butman.

They have received by the Gslea. from London
via Bottom, heir fall iuPPiy Of
Medicines. Paints, Dye-StuG,
Sygeon's Instruments, &c. sc.
Which, together with large Aoek Of the fame AZ,
sicie, before on haod compri(es very ex'enGva
afIor,ment. ADD are offered for fae on very low
terms for cain or approved credit
O9ebsr 1, 1916 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

Editorial Madness.-In late Albany Register,
Mr.. ooutiwck says" We have had but four
years OF federal administration, strictly speaking
we mean the administration of Mr.. .1ddms. Jt1er-
and Madison, have followed the Washingionian,
policy. lie might with the same truth have said,
that Tom Paine, was follower OF the Apostle
PaaL.-Lansu.g6nrgh GasetLe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

Lewis Leonard convicted of robbing the Bank
OF PliiladeIp hia, has been sentenced tu'12 years
confinement IN the penitentiary at hard labor,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

An English Sailor, who one day, about noon'
was .oi eriag near the public buidf"gs in Wash.
ington City, saw between twen,y and thirty Me-
geoes chained together aud driven along by ,wo
whte Men on horseback one OF whom, having
an unusually large whip, the Tar. ra.,o"aliy 2:
nou.h took him Tor the com n ander Of the squad
and sproachinr, thus ssrcssl.csiIy addressed him
-" Nay il please yew honor. Cafssin send Up esr
.ignai If" FaEE raA pR AND NO IAPRE ssxxN1
Fed. RteaS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

From tie .4mcricun--published at Hnnorsr, ~ II.
A Young man, who had ohen rode the . mountain
wave,n and braved the "peltiug OF the pltliess
storm,n was treated with the basest insra1itude,
by person in whom he placed The greatest con
fdence, and in whose hands lie had deposited a
considerable sum of money, the reward OF many
toisome days aud saeepIess nights at sea. Ihis
wretch decan,ped With the whole; Which :" AZ
fected the young man, that he determined 10
drown his SORROW in the bowl, and remember his
poverty no more; be accordingly brought guam
tty OF wine--pouged out a cup.snd drank it--a-
nother-rased it to his lips, aad paused here
the silen; monitor within awose, and reminded
him that he had an aged father aud most atfee-
tionute wife, dependent on him for support. He
dashed the cup and fled from the plccipice which
threatened his destruction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
NOTICE.

BENJAMIN BUrMAN. informs his friesds and
- the public thar he has taken into Co. partner
Chip his brother, Henry Buimsn, and tina, the bu.
Enels in fu ure will be conducted under the firm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
SAMUEL HANSON,

E1As for faIe Il bis ftore Middle.0reet
8 bids w Rum
8 do Gu
pipe Cogn,Ac Brandy
hhds Moizfes
kegs Tobacco
S cheas souchong Tea
POO tbs Cefree
500 los Sugar
1000 feet by 9 aud by 10 Clan
so qu'ntas Fifth
90 hhds Sale
8 cssks Sd Iod and god cut Naiis
Miii3sws
10 reams Paper -.
The above goods will b. fold on the lowell
terms with general aiIortment Of
". 4. Goods, Hard Ware, &c.
Portland Sept 30 It.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
From the Trenton Federolisf.

AsiranYc reverse 1T appears by the
public prints that the people Of this country
now 6nd it profitable 10 import Indian Corn
from the West Indies. How long is il
since the wise managers Of our national az.
tsirs, with prcsumptuous self importance,
undertook to shut the ports Of these United
States against the expectation of corn and
other provisions, for the purpose of compel
ling the nations OF the world, and especiallv
the English, TO humble the nselves before
them. How confidently was it predicted
by the supporters, aud place men, and pyin-
tsrs, oil these managers, that this :. strong
measure" oithe administration would bring
England 10 her marrow bonrs," or" starye
her manufacturers, and her West India Col.
onies" Behold the wisdom Of the meas
ure iii taught the West Indies 10 seek
within their own Islar DIS for the means , {
Subsistence, and they found an umple re-
source in the cultivation oil corn. 10 those
whom, but few years since, we thought
TO stssve BY withholding the cxces, OF GU.
produce, have we how 10 apply for bread
is not this judgment from the hands Of
Providence, TO leach humility ,oa nstion
which had prsttred for lis ulers the SER
/ wants OF Napolcan Bonaparle, ard,ae disci-
pies Of h0mas Paine
a large edition OF the Lille &c. OF Mrs.