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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-12

are exposed 10 the rasaee Of The ava. j,
without means of resisting Thi, w;
ter viii be an age TO US if RIGHTS -. '
ployed. Let US be strong IN ys...,
troops, and proper places. Let ne ~,
port plenty Of military stores, soldi.r.s
clothing, Ss saii-clo,hs for tents s. sh;n
ping And do not think our a,n,
vessels can be we'll enpioydd in an.
other bdsincss as IN Two CT three ~
to the French sud Dulch islands
iheir'nceessaIy carrying tobacco ana
fine -four TO purchase them.
am with much, &c. sc.
Dear sir, yours, &c.
RICH II. LEE.
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ship Arcanian. CT the entrance OF the
Garonne. As witness Of the melan
holy catastrophe, and feeling IL duty
owe Capt. Brcvoort, will give you
the particulars.
After a passage of So days, we
cached the Cordoyap, about lS mile
rom The light house, and procured pr
lot. Being near night, capt. Is pro.
posed 10 him TO keep at sea; TO this he
replied, !" / am pilot, give me the com
nand and will conduct you 70 Bor-
lesux" Accordingly continued our
course With light winds from w w
,r there ahuu,s Al nine O'clock she
truck on bar. BY the greatest ex
er,ions and skill of Capt. Is. she got q
in the course OF half an hour, withcu,
making any water. The capt. then re-
quested the pilot TO come to sD anchor,
rs the water permitted il, TO this he
replied, "therc is no danger, now all is
safe" The captain used every exer
ION TO induce him TO opchor finding
shs was safe, but in vain. A short time
lhereaiter she struck on a rock, where
&c re mained nearly an hour without
making water the tide being very
strong we endcavoured to get out the
bower anchor to keep her of the beach,
in which attempt we lost cur long boa.
sut with Infinite excr,inn aud fatigue il
was recovered The vessel had then
every appearance of going to pieces,
lying nearly on her side, the masts in
1sngcr o. falling the rudder lost, &c.
Captain u then called his officers pas
scpgers and crew, aud consulted wh5t
| Was TO be done it was determined "a
shandon the ship in order 10 save our
| i've. The pilot, seeing all was lost
concealed himself till just hcfure We
left the .h'p. About - O'Clock, wiIh
'he e. eatest reluctance, we rci i;to the
org boat, and with much c fH ully We
cached Accusing vessel ABBOTT 3 III the
morning the captain of her received
Us kindly, gave Us every refreshna ent,
and dispatched 3 quad irnRe Gia,ely to
The wreck and abOu, 4 O'Clock sent
the crew end passengers ashore. We
hen s,eered tor the wreck, and found
;.er on the beach, her bottom bilged
masts gone through and the cargo
working out; we saved our baggage
and perhaps small part Of the cargo
may be saved. Captain E. went imInc-
d'alely 70 Bordeaux, where, he remain
cd bat few hours, and procured eve.
iiy necessary did 10 cndeavour TO save
such part of the cargo as could be come
a., The rigging, sc.
(" feel IL an imperious duly to state
ma, the loss OF the Arcsnisn was ca
;ireiy owing TO the pilot, who ough, to
be made an example Of, az Ilcarn his
is the fourth vessel he has cast away
Il woele be doing the greatest injustice
| To my feelings, were not 10 expire SIS
ny high sense oftoe conduct OF captain
d. who did every thing that could be
done on so melancholy en- OCCASION
Had he becn in command Of The vessel
the accident would hot have happened Z"
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Whiskey, Teas, &c.

so boxes fresh Imperial and Young.
Tyson tea
10 hbds. and ticrces LIST quality Mus.
covado sugar
- bbls retailing molasses
4 600 ID, green coffee
- hhds. old Antigua spirits
10 bbIs. peach brandy and
20 bbls. Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Just received and for sale BY
JAS. K JACOB DOUGLAS
ALSO,
$50 Sets handsome Table and Dcs.
crt Knives and forks selling by the
angie sett, OF otherwise, at perg io72f,y. =
ces
Aug i2,7--eo63ts4Iaw4t ~
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From Cabi Pci0t by J. Edmund
Baileesburg, Urquhsri's store, an
Z Bowers, ; South Qaay.
From Wyue c. b. by UazcweH
n. Russell, h Scott, c. h and Lee
II. to CUMBERLAND Gap, IN lennes
see.
From Brosi's store TO Dickenson''
store Frankik county.
From Winchester bv Cedar Greek
r,out Run, aid Los, River 10 Moor
fields
From Pittslvsnia h. by B Wad-
kin's sore and Island Ford, Smiths
river, TO Rockingham C. h. in N. Caro-
lima. uA
From Wythe c.h TO Giles C. II.
From NJ W Canton 10 Columbia.
From Aide 10 cesburg.
From Aide to Baute,own.
Ia Kennedy.
From Washington by Maryville 10
X lia.
From Columbia TO Grcenburg,
From Georgetown by Sanders mills.
and New fredericksburg 10 Vcvay, in
Indiana ,erti,ory.
From Wa,hipgton bv Newtown, Ma
gysviile and Cyn;hisna, TO Georgetown
From Midi, lown To rcomers,cwn.
From Gas low by Huntsville TO lie.
banen, in Tennessee
Ia NurtH Carolina.
From Tarbonugh ~ SiauntoT' =
bridge, Snow Hill aud Kingston TO Dep
lin h.
From Charlotte by Harrisburg, Pine
Hill, A!exander's Landford ard Lewis
vile TO Chester C. h, in South Caro-
Ina.
From Murfrcesburg by Windsor tt
Plymouth So
In South Carolina
From CnesteIGeld c. h. by Lowry's
mills and Pickett's store, to Wadcebo
rough in North Carolina.
From Grccnyifte c. h to Spartan
burgh.
From Bsrield's BY Marion c. h, o,
Gilesbnroueh, G dfrey', ferry, Il
Jnh0 so' : fcrry o I.gucn creek.
From Con siybe h by Gallant
Fgom onwaybcrough to Smi,hfelo
III N. - DINA.
Fiom Chester {. h. to Louis.
IN Georgia
From Jefferson to Hurricane Shoals
From Montgomery b by Black
more's and HarAin's 10 Peterborough.
In Tennessee,
Frorn Nashville b. Murfre esborough
stone Fort and Winchester, in Tonnes
see, Lowry'S VANS old place, & Black
bura's to Athens tn Georgia.
From Lebanon and Williamsburg 10
Haiham and Monroe
F ON Sparta by Liberty and Lebanon
10 Nashville.
From Beans station by Stiff1y'S mill,
% IRON works on Messy Greek, thence
% cambridge.
From Maysviile by MorgaDtown to
click BIocA House.
From Pot Re, al 70 John Hunts in
Robcrtson's county.
That the post road from Jonesbo.
rough to Grccnville pass thro' Lees.
burg AID Brownsburg
From Jonesborough to Leesbure.
In H1ississihf1 territory.
From franklin c. IA. to Liberty, Ami
ty C. h.
H CLAY,
Sneaker ef The House Of Rcfrcstnt
tdEiUc8.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President cf fhe Senate rio tem1tore,
April 80, 1916,
APpoRvED
JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.
NEW YORK. Annnsr =

E.crraet Of letter from an Nme,7ca,
Gtnfkeman IN Leghorn, 10 his friend
in This ctfyp dated bay she 3otA
have lately reccivcd letter from
my friend Major Barney, in which he
speaks OF the pointed aud highly dIs,in
guished reception given hin by the
emperor u! Austria. when on late vi
1t 10 Trieste He gave him private
interview OF an hour, ~ which he spoke
vita much satisfaction of The Ame rican
commerce TO his ports, end said that
every thing GA his part should be done
% Encourage Il; he seemed to he aware
Of It's being of more value TO him than
that OF the Eoglish, which impre ssion.
The major of curse did not fail 10
strengthen, by pointing to the fact, that
we not only brought rich cargoes, but
returned ladcned with the productions
and manufactures Of the Austrian en-
Pire the EDglish on the contrary, took
few Of the former and none of the Latter
On ibis visit he says he fond the anti
chamber crowded with persons of dis
junction, and the cousuls of olner pow
ers waiting Tor an 40 tiience. IS soon
IS he entered, be was conducted into
the royal presence, and was told, that it
was the orders Of the emperor to give
the American Consul imne date adfnis.
sion. am sure you will participate 10
the pleasure felt in finding, in The
Sovereign OF so important nation aud
with whom we have had so little inter-
course, the manifestation Of so friendly
a disposition towards our country"
LOSS OF THE SHIP ARcANIAN.
RTfyaef Of a fetter tram a passenger on
board tbe ship ArcGafan, Caht Nm
BreVoortdated Bordeaux, I3M tune
Il is with the greatest modification
l inform you Of ske loss Of the beapsilul
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-24
Union Woolea Ma0Mt6ctpry.

ey'dE yyvION WOOLgN MANI F.itTORY.
Established At Portsmouth, (on 'bis l'.nd) IS
now in opesstion The Mscbintr! Is rc@, md OF
the beat kind. and experience Wo kman ha.
been employed o carr, II on --fhe rtpp;etors viii
receive Wool to msuuflctufe IN . CLoTn: snd the
whole process OF any branch o. 1t, manufacturing.
shall be done in the best mannei' ss exped''iousi,,
snd on as reasonable terms Can Be dore AZ any
Manufactory Il the state Apply at the Manutac.o'
~, to JOHN BABoOCh, .dgsnI
F,ory s0ourh, Dec l3, 1916
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NEW CARDiNG MAC HINE.

1T CUEDALLs AiHs.
The subscriber informs the public he has IN ad
dition to his former machinery. erected new
machine for carding Wool of the fnes qoatty and
earded in the best manner
he also continues the coIoring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual. Likewise will manufacture
common or merino Wool into Piains, ss,t'natsT Tss-
simcres, Flsnnels, &c &c OH very reasonable 'e'ms
While the subscriber thanks his nuTerous friends
and customers for the many favors feceiy'd, he
;akesthe liberty Of urging the paymen, o.
ing accounts, a multiplicity Of which are ''o@ "u.
on settledhis books. SAMUEL CiAiht
pnrfsc.sssh yuL @ 1QtS
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FINAL NOTICE

A Ii persons Indebted to the subscriber. by Note
Book account, arc requested 10 settle tue
same with Robert Rodgers Esq with whom the
Notes and Accounts are left, on o. before the 2sIh
instant; az demands not then seled will be put in
suit. 7 O. luCHAOND.
.v'rsb-r, .apra 20, 1916. .i,
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NOTICE..

TrsR public are hereby notified that the co'part.
nership heretofore existing under the firm OF
MICHAEL FREEBons 4 Go. viii in future be con
dncted by tho same concern under the firm Of
FaeEBoRS u TutasToE
F- MICHAEL FBEEpORN.
WILLIAM ThURsroS.
n-..ho-, Q,r,, q 1Af6
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= lUus1I.1L IIfzlotI GO : :
IUsT published and now ready TO be Delivered 10
j Subscribers, al the Book Stole Of i.ovsMAsIEsE
GjBAnrER
This book is large octave size, printed on fine
demi wove paper, elegantly bound and Ieuered. gilt
edge. and csntsins about 40 pages with four ele-
CANT engravings This yalosbit work isrecomnien.
led to every individual BRo1 HER, and may be
considered valuable acquisition to the Library Of
all Societies, and pleasing Companion for every
GEsILEMAs throughout the United States.
Ao.<b OF .'t~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-24
Ereter, FEB, uary % 1916 g
V.I.uabc Proberty.. For sale.

paiuabk Properly. For sale.
Hf sgoscribcr will either sell lease the House
~ which he now lives, in Thames -stres,--and
give immediate possession. lie will sell some land,
adjoining IN. estate Of the late George Champlin,
Esq which aud 10 very convenient for House lots.
lie viii ei,hcc scl lease his farm At Sachueast-
point, in Midd.etown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale NATH. HAZsRD
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~ person qua6ec 60 ,'ke charge Of ccnuon
TN, IN schoo,, anc who Lsl had experience in The
business, would embrace ,n opportunity ofengaginS
himself again in school 10 instruct in this town or
vicinity Satisfactory recommendations procured.
Apply at this Office .ipri! 10.
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Fancy Earthen-Ware.
STEPHEN Ill. CAHOONF,

..I 1c6, TH9.IfES STKEET,
LAS Just received an elegant assortment of Gold
L II and Silver Lustre and Pearl Ware rea-sets-
with great variety of blue, printed, enameed and
cream coiored Ware all OF which will be sold al
fair prices. 1epl
Also general assortment of Groceries. as usu-
al Feb Q8 1916
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.for Sah,

rive FARMS, containing about 20 acres each
= situated in the east part of Exeter, X | about
one mite south of the meeting house Thee nc
on said Farms two good Houses and other bu,id.
ings Each Farm is well watercd snd contains a
suiiic,ency Of wood also. ABOUT iour hundred an
pie trees, part Of them grated The lana is rood
for grain and grass, and well wa'ered. For for
tber particulars. inquire of the subscriber, living
On the premises. r
tt 4uf HsN NRY REYNOLDS
Esl, ,,cr, rQi6
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dbsconded.

IVIov his master. some time sinee,a eoiored boy
Il M .hc name of CONSTANT CoSGDoN. q
pou, H.teen years old. pretty active. ci father .
Slender make. has been en- apprentice more than
two wears All rcrsocs arc fosbni harboring or en-
pio,iug sid boy. without the consent OF The sub
scr,brr unier the penalty Of the law ia such cases
n,de and provided.
x..sE'rxnA % lc, rsfs
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I ~ wO DR., Goods SHOPS, in font OF j. pEsRy's
House. Nv 'i23, rThsmrs.s,rset, flushed N
coo.pe,e order, and as good sarss for business an
any IN Newport --Possession given the lo'a OF 'an
inst -.tiso 70 let. A la &c Grocery Store on the
wharf. with counting room --Lissrs'se. Stores
suitable Cor storing Goods OF Any a~s-, puon a
carpent ter's.' snd Two oocper's shops ,she and
chsise house all Of which will be rer'~1 "A Na-
sonablc terms.--Appl, to
..t t,e .tc JAN IS frWAV
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SPANISH DOLLARS.

THE highest premium given for
spanish Med Dollars.nd Doubloons by J. J.C.sHAw,
9, hn Traiy Fortunate Lottery and Exchange OfEce,
No il3, Thames esstseetwho has constantlyffor sale,
Tickets and Shares in the Baptist Stone Chapel
Lsttesys No. 2, now drawing in Bristol.
N o New-york Money, Treasury Notes, Sc,
constant, bought and sold as above. .aprif 10.
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POETRY.
THE WIDOW TO HER HOUR GLASS

THE WIDOW TO HER HOUR GLAS'
IN ROBERT BaoonrrELD.
SOME friend III turn thee up agains
Companio Of the lonely hour fr
Spring thirty tines has fed With rain,
And clotild wicls leaves thy hunbis bower
Since thou has stood,
Ii frame Of wood,
On chest or window by my side;
At every birth still thou wert near,
Still spoke thy admonitions c'yarA-
And. when ms husband died.
I'VE often wAsch'i thy streaming sand,
And seen the growing mountain rise,
And often found lifes hope 10 stand
On propS, ~ weak in VISIONS eyes,
Its conic crown
Still sliding down,
Again heap'd up, then down sgain;
The sand above more hollow grew.
Iake days and years still ils'rng throushi
And mingled Joy and pain.
.whIs thus spin, and sometimes sing,
(Por now and then ny heart will g'Jw)
Thou measur'st Times expan ing wings
Ny thee the noontide hour know
Though silent thou,
Still shalt thou flow,
And Jog along the destin'd wayi
But when CLEAN the sultry fields,
When earth her yellow harvest yields,
Thou gett'st holiday
Steady as truth on either end.
Thy daily task performing we'll,
Thou'rt MeditAton's constant FRIEND,
And s,rik'st the heart without bell;
Gene. lovely May
The lengthen'd day
Shall gild once more n'y native plan
Curl inward here, sweet Woodbine how'r,
"Companion Of the lonely buur,
I'll turn thee up again.
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.40Dreniicc Wante6.

.IUDT LTltLI - WT1Ittt. I
M AM cd an Apprentice to the Hat,er's busi-
w ness--to 60 to tue Island e Nantucket "A
smsrt active lad. from IS 10 Is years of age, will
meet good encouragement. Apply 10
.n1 .lsT JAMES CENTER.
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For, sale

EiyE,TwELFTH Of Cotton Mandatory, stu.
re in North KD,gstown, abou, one mile from
Wickjord II has str, an of water ssfEcent 10 op-
perae 1000 spindles. and las now in oreruion $50
WITH Dwelling.liouse and other necessary Bnsd
ligs. all in good repair. seldom has property SOS
se.slng so many advantages been offered for sal,
The terms will be LIBERAL and may be known by 2
plying to JouS HAWKINS, at the Fac ory, or TO
BERIAH & DANIEL ATE
.hesrborf, jane 2. 1918
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.sacr4lc~ being asked var wss TIE b-s,
mode o. Sraing A. high reputation, said,
= 10 bs uaas yea appear 70 be-:
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GardSa Sssds.
yoHx s7gRNE,

A NO. Is. Banisser' s-xrhcr,
vYTILI. sell The following GARDEN SEEDS. st a.
w low price, and Variant tl.em to be of Tie frBt-
quality AMI last years growth, viz:
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A HNpD CASE.

a widow lady resiie, q, I, esent in N-n,cn,
whose first husband w Baseher, the sec
obd Tanner, snd-hers iaM u Sh0emake-.---
The Grs almost starssd her; the second u.
ed to beat her and 90 third used 10 raake
her GO b,refoo;ed. ~
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~I>uE s,seri5cr Offers for sale, his Estate sitna,'
4 ca n rhatnes-stret., next south of the BRICK
Msrkr, (, contains three shops in front. and has
con, cncrs ysrd, good we'll Of water. barn, &c. &c
For further particulars inquire OF the suhscs oer"
inr- or the prcr,i,es SAMUEL WATSON.
q NSs-esst .S.>nrr,Srr g. 1876. st.
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HOUSES g SHOPS.

TUE shop and House. No. 10Y. Thsmes.stree,,
L rnw seupied b, Mr. J c Chsdsey--.ido. To
let. the ilurse aud shop in Masket square. the
rouss Is now oerup,rd BY Mira. lydia Ferrant. AMI
the sA 5a ~ MrHCaarlss shesrman Possession Civ
en- the silsl day &c ,pn --Apply TO
SAMUEL T. GARDNER,
Ns.-,sr, ,fayss 90 1916
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HfRPISON FdPM.

To let. and immediate possession given. The
Huwissn Farm, situate within one mile of New
rort. containing $50 acres. For further particulars
apply TO 4 O Echmord, Providence. or 10 the sub
seriber. in Newrcrt.
,V~I gc.. AsHsoN GlcHNeAp"
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raft, on Bos;on--at sight.

81. rats on Bos.on---at sight.
J. G. SHAW,
MILL sell Drafts on good House in Boston, IN
w suns to suit purchasers
He will also buy and sell Treasury Notes, New
Yosk. Philadelphia and southern Money, upon the
most .sasonsble terms.
Commission business within his sphere will re!
eeve prompt attention March 13
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TUE Estate formerly the property % he ls,e
ihomss Iteebsdy, Esq consisting q Dwell
ling-housc. wharf nd stores, and other B,ildiags
thereon s,lo1ing. si.uated in Newport Cordi'ions
may he k"oga by lpplying 10 the subscriber, living
on ,h. premises,
SARAH FREEDoDy q
B--If the above is not disposed Of before lhs
ss,s cf spii. viii then be sold public auction
MIRA 2y
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For SAFE or 10 Ter,
To satisfy NJ sge
CT0RE, No. -, Bannister s.Wa.if .'f belong
~ ing To William G.. Rur-cugbs s..Irs ,N.S owe
stole on tue south side a., sa'a wbaH te ~ ,en
lars sppiyto CoSslANg GArEH
June q. ~.
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SCHOOL MASTER.

Ner,por,, .qprii 3, 1916.
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r, T. Les. Eac hs
TIE Garden Lot in the rear of the Rep1b!icaQ
1 Printing. Office Apply at this Office. fi,8k
March 10. 1916 et -a.aA l.aL--r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
GAZETTE &I News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIAYIS,

ARRIAYLS.
Feb L. arr. schr. Alexander, Leavitt, from New
iork--sloop Alert, Jones, 2S days from Turks ISL
and, with Salt, to Hez. Winslow.-5, sloop Messen-
ger, Lowell, from Boston.--6, brig Nautilus Dicks
70 days from Havana, with Molasses, to the cap
tain.-7, schr. John, Luff kin. from Salem--schr.
Diligence, Richards, from Boston.
CieaTdnces al lie Ca,stom-House.
Feb. 5, brig Castor, Winslow, for West-Indes
., - Rambler, Pope, ST. Croix
schr Madison, Drinkwater, New-York.
Tcsse!s Spoken.-Jan. %, lat. SO, Ion. CT, sch
stork, soule, of Freeport, from Turks-Island for
Caroina--Feb. 8, off c. Hatterass, brig Leo, Web.
ster, of Portland, from N. York. for Charleston
Jan. IL, lat. &c, ion IS, brig Rebecca, Fox, from
Portland for Havana.
frripats at-Murfresborough Feb. s, a Wiscas-
set brig, from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb. I, ship
Magnet, Lambert, i2 days from Boston ship Haa.
ard, Crabtree, SO days from Barcelona, with salt,
for Portland, put in for provisions---savannaiJ Jan
@I brig Cora. Liverpool, IS days.
Brig Cobosea, Cont, of HailowelI. for Cadz,
was at Plymouth, n. c. Sd inst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
FARMS UNDER THE HAMMER

or the blessings q democracy about to be realized
FOR the information Of those who may not see
'he Boston Chronicle, we are desired TO give notice
that whole sheet supplement of late paper con-
tains an advertisement of as much Real estate as
could be described therein to be sold at Boston on
the eleventh day of March next for non payment
oil the direct taxes assessed thereon. One of the
said supplements is in the ha nds of Mr.. JosrpH
M. 4ERrsH, OF Portland, who intends to go there
For days before that time and would attend to
the payment Of such Taxes on the estate of any
owner in this part of the State who may desire it.
to prevent the sale of his lands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

the writer OF the articles in that paper, seems
to consider Massachus etts and Maine as distinct
and different bodies nd every act of the
Commonwealth which has not the interest of
Maine exclusively in view, is considered as O.
verbearing; and calculated, if not designed
TO degrade and injure this section of the coun-
try.-IhIs mode of reasoning is nfair-it is
calculated to excite unjust and unnatural jeal-
ousies-it is an appeal to some of the mean
est and most disingenuous passions, instead OF
an open address to the understanding i have
made these general remarks as to the motipes
of those who advocate a separation, and the
manner in which they are endeavoring to ac-
complish their designs. Having done this,
shall proceed in some following numbers to
consider the principal arguments urged in ia
yor of the INDEPENDENCE OF NAME, and then
state some reasons with the design of showing
that it would be prejudicial to our dearest in
terests. ARiSIlDES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
Aort(a11S.
TUESDAY, ! e5ruary i3, 1916.
MARSHAL NEY.

'ne late OF Marshal Ney seems to have excited
sSmpaihy among some of our newspaper writer's
LOT Whichi Is not easy to account upon any lust or
sound principles. Having been convicted. bya tr-
''ai Of ms own choice, of the highest crime sub.
je0' can commit against his sovereign, Marsha, New
1as met his ate like brave man. How the nun
isment OF such guilt can be g murder most foul*v
y rs not easy to conceive. Those, who uuon recol-
lew prominent traits in the cha racter and
s'"auet OF this versatile man, cannot perceive the
ps'ice Of hsjudges must have very perverted un.
serstandings OF a miserable moral sense. Marshal
Ney was born in t769-passed rapidly through all
we INFERIOR grades to that of Adjutant General in
"'e--'A general under the Republick marshal
Tue Empire; member Of the Legion of Honour !:
urand officer Of the Empire, Prince of Moskwa !.
luke PElchuigen On the approach Of Louis "a
embraces the cause of his e Legitimate King''--
se Is created in May iSi4 Cheva!er OF st. Louis
IN June following Peer Of France.
In the beginning of March 1915, The Marshal
'Ses Eastern Argus Jan. is.