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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17


Al, - ,e O. aay Oh January, 1917 will be sold on
81 ~ tWf,ve months, all the personal cst,t Of
..uu'cs, uee- sthockey Mills. consisting Of ,,,.t .
~ p 9ueeP' pAhau tools aid Utensils ZODIAC,
sOiht valuable cffprmfis .ld CONNIE go"
i'' VI crop negroes viii be hil Cd Out for iI e
po.k. VIII be sold fof cast W quantity 81 GOOD
ID, piahteIlon Willie leased for The p eusni,, y., 49,
W ''st i,uonr WATCH viii hemade .,n on ~ a. ~
busarii what go ~ np'ui teft.itI
by qeer effae aaariaisfyat5e.
~ - bohaS wip approved security en ~, .n,,.,f .
'oi ara s,iN- ovef 5 nidel ti,at SUN. cash ''"
---.-..-., l ~ S-e9r
4 M'N ArtN WIND. a .lan who e. M ,,.-,----
- 70 'ir,i iafn IN pofeionft ~ a!oniyo,rrr. -
VIZ acquainted wih the Clover a1d l,ai..., ~.
riNssiit aI1 itrnnr az cattle hcsi, srrg.i,.,. -,
-sia sihthi ~ Negroes b. not etrntthefad ,f.f a.,
q '''hyy ana can come well sccnini1r ,a.i ~,
80 enu soniicV, wiz meet with good r,.sii,s. ,,,
r's,...,~ ~ W. subscnhcT nos n Richmond
- ps,son inclined to engage, viii please M. 10 ,,
so,..,,ero ). pKfe ftN
-s-ess--s---- 5iNtf
'Er DOLLARS htWARn.- Raaar al no. ,.-,- 49,
on NC 81 ~ October last 10, ss.-s. .,,... ..
'u''' ',s.'eea OF nineteen years ~ sve I. ,tii
~" ~ ntht complexion, hasa srfpll sres -, h.. ~,
itnf I" t.'ie nfi"N fNc elbow had 90 ts., ~, l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

We are requested by member of the Assem-
bly, from Hemico, to state that the remarks
made by member of Congress from South
Carolina, in reply TO question addressed 10.
him by the member from Heprlco, was TO this
effect -" That lac believed there would be
great reluctance in postponing the period liked
~ the reSolnt on for tue eXaction of specie
payments: thai fromtheir own Judgment, Con-
gress would not postpone 1t I; that they would
not do So unless the more minute knowledge
of the situation of the banks, which might'oe
possessed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
should induce that officer to recommend such
a step, but that he did not think IL improbable
that such recommendation would be made"
s5t The proposition Of Ur. Hay to repeal
all the laws against Usury, thus J,Lacinr a
lian's money upon the same footing wiM otk-
er cendibie commodities, may be nel0 oRe
on the foOr Of tie LegiSiature--bni 1t as rot
on thot account tie less correct. KeQd the
smaHUOlnDse Of Benham "On Usury," aud
you wiU fnd hour strongly at is confirmed by
Theory-Rcdd tie history oftiliS city fo7'
tie last tweice months, and yoa 5CiH pad h0W
iateTiyiaeticient are all oar laWS to preveat
the practice Of nSary-PTerent II Mey ag-.
gravate, i,istead ofcuring tie eril-Gnd hiS
as the UeTyStr0ngest objection that can BE- uy-
ged dgaiaSttke taa'-bscnUse you hare to pav
not only for the use Of the money, b.a insa-
rance for tie 1'iSh Which is ,inl, d5n compsn-
satiOH forfhe odiuM Which IS sustained. Does
tie reader therefore suppose, Mat zee are tie
adrocates Of erfoytion! Far fi'Om it--lCe
Sooin tie grey-headed Nirer--i0e dctea fhaf
uqfeeiing cUpid,ty ichich griniy seeks its.
rictiJn, and preys upon tie necessities Of the
uJc1fniafe it IS to styiP thtS .harpH Of
ats IdionS, that ne are tie advocates Of re-
peaf.--H is to Mrow jnoye caPifat INTO the
maiiHf, and TO lessen Tie price Qf 1t, that ne
petitoy.--I the iaU must aiH fr tie rate Of
interest, uheye no contract IS nude Letsoeen
the parties.
Hcpeai ycw Gws against gwg---s,tbjcct
yo'T lands to tie payment If debts-~toaee
these things to regulate Me1Seiees-and, az a
far ysayS, ne shall reduce tie number Of M
Jsei,ag extortioners, aad q fraudulent
debt0rS.
~ We are authorised to state that dierapder
Smgfh, Esq is a Candidate for the District at
present represented by Mr.. Shefey, in tb, Con-
gress of the United States.
sc- yin Nr. 1ilde beso good ae to PIT his IN
ger on that article IN the Federal COast tuition,
iohich p" delegates TO The United Stafes" me
power" to establish National University Z"
Married, Thursday, the 5th instant BY tic REV.
NJ iiatcbct, i;r Pauk G.. Dos4tH, Of Hanover, the
smiaele Mss Francis Gwashncy, o. King aud Queen
County
. on The same day. by the Rev. no. p. Scmpe,
Hr. Gregory Robinson of King " 4la County 70 he
aniaVlc mss Lonso mn, OF Essex
---, On he same ezy BY t,'c Sew. wn. Told mr..
Richard largest, 10 The aniah sfiss 1fayfhG car
1T.ail a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

SRA number of the members of the Gen
eral Assembly and Of the citizens Of Richmond
as mark ofreSpect to the exalted characters
of Major General Scott aud Capt. Warrington,
have decided on giving thema public dinner al
the Eagle Tavern, Oh Saturday ncxi, at 4 o'clock
In the evening.
AS a small testimony Of thn high sense we en-
terrain Of your valor and honor as soldier, and
Of the services rendered by YOU during the
late war, we request thatyou will favor US with
your company at the place and time above
mentioned.
We are, with very great respect, your Eel
lOw-Citllens.
Signed byth Committee of arrangement. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

Tomorrow expectwe shall 20 into the
constellation of the Bill brought in by the J,i-
dietary COMMITTEE, recommending a Supreme
Court Of Appeals, and new modelling of the
Circuits. It's success is questionable. IL will
give rise to some warm discussion. Mr.. Chores
will be elected Judge. II is generally pre-
sumcd,, should the Court OF Appeals be estab
beach,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17
pL;h,ei,5ia Dccew5c,,,

Philadelphia, December II.
Letter Of passenger on board the ship He
raid, Captain Anderson, from PkIadeiph,o.
for Bordeaur, to has .fiiead ia this ca
sy.
COMMUNICATED FOR THE AMERICAN
DAILY ADVERTISER.
81. George, Bermuda Islands,
Ncrentber Il, lSlG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

man, Maj. Gen. Scott, enables us 70 associate
our grateful and respectful feelings.
In behalf OF the members oftIc General As
se'npiy, ana OF the Citizens o. Richncnd, WHO
have subscribed for this purpose,
we are your teliow-citize
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

'I'HE subscrbers wish 70 employ E,r fI-
ionIis man, Sith0uta f5lily, VII. sat.tcacb H.,
s,lt. 3nu t@tlt Liaguagcs grairnsoasiy and xbei
meats OF Mathematics - 'rp inc Slc
None need apply but ,l, sai,be wen ,e, o,rnc,s,,
'o' SOpiie'y and dilisen,saention 70 blsiutss:'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

r. OtfcE-on the lclh OF iliis in.nlll I TOOK I7o7o- 80
oo3fJ ci John f. Woorypns boat. hl.ld man 80. va
W., 9'g"' " Aecf, snppoSed to be bushels -
i"ONiici Is htfeeynossi III -ss;nit ard nrnr. rs;
law IA that piovides rs' &C ina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

NtEs, bRocML's SCHOOL viii re-conlnence on ID,
~ y Ieth Instant. S
December IL. c,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

~ We are authorised to state that dierQrder
SMITH, Isl. is Il Candidate for the District at
present represented byMr. Shelley, in The Con-
gress of the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

w IL Ht SOLD to the highest bdder OF Q-c-;,7-
az tas .St asy Of Jan ext .iffsir n not ~ &
r oay, at Edmad 1aylors Tavern in re- 80 so- neg
likely io oGsS' w OF sa5 b, Which i
sIi hnner-sso valuable BLACKS smith zt nj. an
p'g gpeiy = {" ,he iae John ddinpvss- dec lie
bond ana e'eait VII De SHOWED upon r,;,s
a'u aSuaPpio'eh security 10 carry inte,, , Ss
oste, IL ho panctaslly paid. Byf5S rs,; ,ath tas
Dtcember17 " i'i'' sen. sld Others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17
[cArrAry wApRrNcroN's prr,yl

NlcaIitoId. DE. II, TWO.
GENTLENEN-Wi,h feelings oc gratitude and
respect, more easily conceived ,.ln expressed,
TOR the honoryou have been pleased 10 confer
on me accept your Invitation for Saturday
neXt-And am,
Respectfully,
L. WARRINGTON.
Mcssrs. Thomas Ipiison, Mayor, and others,
Committee Of -iir.mg Gmcnt, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21
lSULLY FOR SIZE.

gNHlS estate, situated in the county
e of Fairfaz. twenty-five miles from
alexandria and the same distance from
lGeorgetown. contains about seveu hun,
bred and fifty acres. Little River Turn.
ipike passes through it half u mile from
Ifhe dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, and remarkably healthy; the
water IS good and abundant. The soil
(which was originally excellent, has fol
some years past had The advantage of i'm.
Iprosing husbandry, Plaster of Paris act.
lug with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. The fields
present 4 good surface for cultivation
land those, nov untitled, are covered with
lged clover. The orchards are very large
land thrifty; the collection of table fruit
lis choice and various. The mansion is
spacious aud well constructed; the out
,houses are ell conveniently situated :
those tor farming purposes are expensive,
and excellent in their kind.
For a gentleman OF leisure this would
! ne delightful residence and q protita-
ible estate to an active farmer. The title
is iaiisratable, and perfectly un'ncum-
Ebored. SO
, Anumber of we'll taught orderly Young
linen, with gnod stocks aid farming en-
Isis Of all kinds, and the crops OF tie pre-
sent year if desired, will be at the cpm-
| nand OF the purchaser. 81
Application may be made tCfhe sub
Isciiber. living en- the premises, neSi 5he
|post Office at pleasaat Valley N Far
! tax. y,
FFansis Ligh,faot Lee.
Fer iRmeIiale Safe,
Two haIdred SHEEP, nne fourth full
bred, The rest m;yea Meilaos, aiiin per-
Itect health aud fine order.
OctoherS 2a"ti
AP The Editors Of. the National IN
tellgencer are requested 70 insect Inc a.
Dove twice week ill forbid, and send
tf1eir account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21

Ian alguazil or to execute sales, seizures
land other orders of the Court.
Z, The governor shall determine &C
co,ding to circumstances place between
Matagogda aud Galveston for his own re-
|sidenee and that OF the officers appointed
For the new establishment.
Given IN Galveston, the 18th day OF
Sept. 1916, and 9TH OF Mexicon in
dependence.
Joseph Manael Herrera.
A. III Norm
Secretaryad interim to the legation.
In consequence of this decree the fol.
lowing appointments were made
Governor OF this new establishment
citizen Lonis Aury.
Judge Of Admiralty. citizens JOSEPH
!orrens,
Cietk of the court, citizen yincen
Veros.
Notary Public, citizen Gabriel Tor.
rens,
Treasurer, citizen John Peter Rous
Iselin.
A'guazil mayor, citizen Jean Baptiste
Damonisseaux.
Several considerations have induced
the governor AID The authorities to take
|uP their residence for the present al Gal
weston, detachment OF soldiers vii re,
main at Mata9orda 10 protect the natives
Of the province who are uniting at tia
place. The Spaniaids at liza Balm ano
st Antonio have recel, ed orders to re
treat to the RIO del lIorte !; " ere it ap
pears they are determined to make ;
stand.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21
LONDON September so.
EAST INDIES.

Extract OF letter from Cawnpore.
We next visited fayorite residence
IS ne present Viziers, called Maorbar
.Tss Mehzul, small hoose on the bank
I he Goomty, the lowest down the "
s.i.er has, except white marble building
now erected Just below it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21
Public Sale.
Nov. IL

IN pursuance of a decree of The Cir
3 cult Court for the county of Alexae-
Idria, will be sold, at auction, on the 22d
|day of November next, on the premises,
that HOUSE and LOT Of GROUND. on
King.street, late the residence of Will
liam Newton, deceased; and Stree his
death, occupied by the Merchants Bank
Iof Alexandria.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by
he decree, will be, one halt in 6 months,
land the residue in IL and Is c1onths,
! with9interest upon each payment from
1.-The time OF sale.
Negotiable notes, with approved en-.
Iiorsers, will be required of the purcha,
,er, and a title will be made when the
purchase money shall have been fully pale
mp.
THO. SWAMI, oo''' 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21
New & Second hand Piano
tortes
JUST RECEIVED,
For Sale bY the Subscrlber---

Oae London made square Piano Forte
with addition Keys and Pedal, draw
ers. sett Of Strings, tuning Hammer an,
Heather Cover. s
One plain square ditto, with addition
|al Keys, Pedal, sett OF strings, tuning
Hammer, ard leather cover.
ON HAND,
One do dc, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make, 2 Draw
|ers and 6 legs, with additional Keys, Pc
dial and fashionable Case.
n. r., The above will be sold at smas
advance for cash, if immediate appllca
Ition be made to
r. GRAY, Bookseller.
November S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21
Wood Buyers and Sellers
.6TTE.N.Ds

HI EJfOs
lNAURSuANT to decrefai ord
made by the worshiptg -
court Of Prince Williame b . SUIT bro'
by William H. Dorsey, ass.f Il
administration and representatives OF Ger
|rard Spinks, deceased; will be sold, I.
the highest bidder, on.the premises, q
the 18th day Of next month, Decembe
about
500 Acres of Land, nearly al
in Wood,
Situate in the said county of Prince Wi.
liam, and near the towa)of Occoquan
from whence wagon and team car
move TO the river Occoqnan from 5 ITO IL
loads of wood perday, and where It selis
at four dollars per cord.
The terms of sale are--Qne hall the
purchase money to be paid down--io.
the ether half six months CREST will be
given-the purchasers g'yingebond with
two approved securities. The land viii
De sold in lots to suit purchasers. Or
payment of half. and balance scared as
aforesaid, deeds will be made. Title
indisputabie and clear OF iicam5rance
RID. RATCLIFFE, ro,nno
JOHN H0OE,
Nov. IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-21
FRESH FRUIT,

q BY AUCTION. rs 81
On Thursday, the slst inst. at oui
/ store on O'Donnel's dock, at twelve Q
I clock, we will offer for sale,
The Cargo Of the brig George
Capt. Walton, just arrived, in saOr'
passage IRON Malaga, consisting OF
1000 boxes Muscatel Ralsins
1880 do Bloom DO
1900 barrels Bloom do
The above Fruit has been carefully
selected by an excellent judge, and It L
believed will prove superior to any IN the
market.
Har,fson e Stefett, Aucts.
Baltimore, Nov t5--18
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
MONITOR-No. vi.
FOR TIE PORTLAND

FOR THE PORTLAND eAZKTrE.
In q preceding number, we noticed the almost
universal CONSERVATION and fear which the sp-
proaohes OF the last enemy inspire Is the advsnsss
Of the greatest Of tyrants. and the most dreadful
aud formidable of enemies.
But though death is considered in this light by
vast majority OF mankind, yet, by the humble and
pioup christian he is viewed with emotions of far
different nature. Calm aud undismayed at his as
sauits he welcomes him as deliverer and friend,
the messenger that shall convey him from IN ABODE
Of Indebtedness and inrmity, to those celestial
gions, from whose shores misery and misfortune
With their attendant evils, arc forever, and
stsrnaily excluded" or all the various re-
sources OF the unfortunate" says the pious and
eloquent Massillsn, there 10 not one, that affords
more solid satisfaction to the good man, than the
extreme shortnsss of human life. He suffers with
patience with humility and even with joy, the tri-
by which he is assaicd when he rejects that thi,
scene of probation will quickly pass away, and be
succeed by state of eternal felicity and rspose"
This contemplation sni.natss him with courage.
and inspires him with patience aud fortitude under
the pain. VI Sickness and the anguish Of disease. II
soitsns the couch Of languor, dspsls the gloom Of
death, and renders the dying pillow easy. Armed
with such weapons. supported by such hopes, he
becomes nsensibie to present caamities, in the,
prospect " hch faith presents before him Amidst
bis greatest suIsrings he can adopt with joy, and
transport the sublime aud beautiful language OF
the apostle, " Oh grave whore is thy victory Oh
Death, where 10 thy sting ?"
True courage in death, is the characteristiGk,
and peculiar only to the christian. He and he alone
when peace is made with his Creator, can walk
with cowposure through the dark valleysof the
shadow Of death and fear evil. Some Of the
most vicious it is true, have sxpresse but little
concern at their condition in the hour Of dissolu
ton, but their ntrsPidity, il such it may be called
was without any future hope of happiness. So har-
aened had they become in their vices, that even the
cold hand OF Death was insufficient to arouse them
10 a sense Of their danger. But Others have ex--
pred in despair the most dreadful, and anguish the
them indiscrhable; il is a melancholy truth that
instances Of this kind, ars as frequent ashley are
alarming. But few alas comparatively few expe-
riencs in their expiring moments the hope which
religion inspires, the satisfaction ota wel-spcnt life
and tbs consultations Of an unaccusing and unup-
braiding conscience. For proofs Of the correctness
Of this assertion, we would appeal to those whose
sacred profession often call them beside the bed OF
the dying to administer the consoing functions OF
their o:ice 20 their fellow men, aud endsavOur TO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
Bolivar's Defeat Con frmed.

Nxw-yoaK, AUG 24-Cspt. Baker, from
ST. nouas, 10 days, iniorlns that nun
Der Of Con. boll.ar's officers mad srIivsd
tnere from The spanish Maine, who related
the disasters oil their Chief, aud that only a.
bout 200 OF MS men escaped death inflicted
by ,he Spsniatds The people were nighy
snragsd at MS proclamation declaring The
tetdom Il the Dlaces, and instead of meet
ins irlcuds IN the popuia.ion, i,e [ BOLIVAR
found i.isnscif IN he MIDST OF fcrocious
peasa1tiy, who, wuh the royal troops, tell
upon him ahd aEli!iilsud tIs Whole fo.ce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
2, on, ,hs Nm fhern EYhix.

rs From the N1fhern WhX.
The tune Of the Galley Slave has been
very fa.hionA able, ever since Mr.. Speaker
Clay chsunted i, so pathetlcailyin Congress,
when he sn ore gtea, Oath that free trade
md sailors righis should never be given up.
'be blowing Parody ofthe GaAey SLAVE,
fad il anewspapet OF 1918. Since that
period, the cabinet, with The assistance Of
Mf. Clay. have given usa Peace, and >
Commercial arrangement with Great Bit
in, winch bids fair to reduce the moAi oi Us
o bankruptcy |. is not my intention 10
i1e With the FL c.ions Of the fortunate ,forl
ynyseIfcan te.Iingiy sympasnizc with thsm,
But, a. times are gong, We have many IA
he country. and shall soon have may more,
Who can siig the following iinek IN Mr..
lays sune, with much pfopiiety
PARODY OF THE GALLEY SLAVE.
o. ,hink On my fate Oace eredn ehjsJH,
and few men were trusted i,ks me- Az
au my cssh 10 aiigonf. aud mycrsdit estr,ssd,
faiPd and bark NJ be. ~
MY goods were attached. and were al borne
swaf,
And never shslI measure them more
When though, brings to mind whs. ] sold on
escn day,
ssigh for The fac Of my Store.
H.rd,hsrd is my tate Oh how sliing the chain!
Contin'd In The count, js,i y.,d-
And though of shs Sheriff usssr complain.
My timts still must regard.
never reply, though my com AIDES vii, g,in
When they think how hgus'd before,
Alb around me The wits IN pr0fusion sse seen,
And sigh when think OF my Store.
How fortune deceivss had preA,s in tow,
Which thought TO stow close in The draw
But my creditors dunn'd me. and bo,hcr'd me so,
l fairly was" touch'd in he raw"
Ny shop 1t wss en,er'd and dove ANY,.
and shall see the shelves crowded no more
And What's worse, VII my debts l never can pay;
an sick at The Thoughts II my Store.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

publican virtue,--one u.tt1 OF manly feeling
read withou, blushing &c he CAM the follow
ing exaract from the National inteihgeneer
Of May 7,isl6.
"ADvERrlsEEENT.p
"Negro John Edwards Gays he issree and that
he WAS born ia nrookline, State of New York.
As he has produced no evidence thu, ne is en,t-
led to his freedom. he is now offered for ssle &C
sording to law. lie is liksly fellow. Of yell
low complexion, !. feet 9 inches high. sbou,
% years Of age. &c. &c"
Signed BY the M,rhA ofthe District.
/" No evidsnce - Is he not human be.
ing, created by the same Almighty power
that formed his lighier-coloured opprcssor /!
WLers lives the man high though his niie
nrsud HE neme," possessed OF better evil
dence than this poor prescribed Negro, that
he is entitled to life or liberty Forced un-
der the Protection OF laws which demand
proof OF innocence without any thing on
which to ground even . suspicion ofguilt,
but that the accused was tiiendless, poor
crime was, not having violated any law hui
man or divine, bot having himself been the
subject and the sufferer Of ths greatest pos
sibie wrong committedsby another !
Let the bolst of equal tights and impair
,isl laws be hushed, or they will be slttnc
cd blythe cries Of The much wronsed Afri
esn.-l..t the vaunters oil our national glory
he s,illed Its rays are but dimly seen
through the tears OF the wretch who " can
PRODUCE no svidenes that he IL entitled 10 his
freedom" Bosfsn CenfineI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
DIL u.

In 1. nd n, Tn Juy, Ine Ri Hon. RIsHanr
u ~HK.ipAs, Esq Member of P.elismen md
FsNy Asunse''gr, eele5s.tei drsns &c wsiser
anG dslngulshed og.tor He was ia,erred on
he % h, IN the Poet's carne. in we. n.,ns,e,
Abbey, space being fortunately found for the
dy, near 10 those If Addison, G.triek and
Cumberland shs Bishop Of i.,gd0a aad the
l. rd NJ .yos were amoag the PAl Holders I; The
'luners' VS. unco'rmony inte es.ing and effect
4, Al ,hs procession 50 israe. that when tLa
2tsr ehed The Abbey. he last Of ths s,,ead.
snss he'd saiy sf. Gsorxe-s1ee,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

HEsRY CLAY, II NJ. JOHNSON, and j
De IA have peeh re-Chosrn 10 CoLg SIS
Tor kenlucky, by decent ou' greatly aini'
ished msIo,iiies Lii this elec.ion tn
have seen bu, luke practical Repubntanisn.
there, ID est, The s2ifit.d assertion OF indi
yidual opinion
tif Johnson writes the Baltimore Pa'ri
OF, that nc ms succeeded by MAJ ,ilty q
upvsids o; 1000
Mr.. 4 QgAa.Es is elected, vice Mr.
faul: 3oBEsos, vice Mr. NJ Kte ana
Ma Sized vice MIR H,tdin.
From the Phiia. True american.
When tina, venerable patsipt JOHN Jay
was sea- as our envoy % England, ne sal
I'd in me private sap 1hto. All was pial,'s
simple, unoste0talious. Whether he pild
the ex .penses OF Iii. passage. and hal Oh
HE suite, from his own innds, VIC have
MOI noS the means OF asce tainipg.
This Was federal profusioa.
Now, rerder, mark the diffe renee.
Al he Hon. William pinckney, our dem
ocrauc envoy 10 Naples, was SEM Out, not
10 a private ship, at his own txpencr, but
his exseilcncy is honoured by having tor
his convenience national Sh,h u me Lane.
ms i. no, all Two missions arc uni,ed.
One 10 The court OF Naples-the Other to
the court OF 81. pe,ersbusg. Does Mi
Pinckney receive an outfit oi nine Thousand
doila,s f,r each |! Does he draw from Inc
treasury the 6rst year, 1s0esfy seven Thou
sand Uoaars !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

PLYMOUTH, july 7 Orders have
been received fsom the Lords OF the id.
miralty to place fevcn fail Of the line.
osh les frigates, corvet.es, gun and mor-
tar veiies, in immediate readinefs def.
tined iora particular fervice under Lord
ExMourA.
Jvtv S. The expedition to be commanded ~
l.''e xaours vii, ihortiy be rea.y for (ai.ing.
TIE e ss c., ne 10 vuns win hear his Lord.
lhip. hAs 49, he I~p'xrats 81 AIs. ~ Ssp.1,
~ M ds,, ~ Se.ons TO he }qiairoe witt he
Le'sar Hdo~ C,s-icss. P,sm.sbss He.o. N.siss,
ana Bsise6-6 bono &c. AL lac ihi.s have iroa
caves. AID u = fired for fn,nging them The
iaanches ane toa. are to carry moran
The oh iiiairoa under ad Capeden are 70
cooperate VII. bic Lo chip ., 10 alto Ad Pen.
fe I On Maiia
The marine artillery from Wolw,ch and com.
pary OF The rockies cops will tend the expedi.
ton.