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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
NEw-YoRK, Oct. $.

NEw-YoRK, Oct. S.
The EAsTrnRT News, as related by
the Newbu, ypurt editor, made some noise
here yesterday. The plain truth, accor.
dinglo our information from gentleman
from the spot, is this : 3,
In consequence of the extent to which
Smuggling had been carried on at Eastpolt
,ne Collector 81 ST. John sent his deputies
d'wn 10 sei:-e a qaantity of tobacco, pork.
and other cnnt'aban articles. at that place
y hich WAS done, bur II excited 10 sppre-
bensica or talk of War. 49,
The squadron spoken of, had been ly-
Ing some time at 1T. J0hn. and went to
Eastpoit t" isy Captain ot British sloeI
DIVA BY 4 Court Martial, FOR having, some
time: thrown his guns ovcborard while his
vessg; was ashore on that coast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
DOM ES'TIC
REPORT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The Newburypprt Herald, .of Tuesday,
has the following extraordinary article oi
News By a letter received III town
list evenlng tr"m Eastport, tappears that
an English fleet had just arrived there, con +,
sistins ofone SO gun ship, two SO gun fri
gates, one gun brig, aud a sIoop of war
Americanproperty ofevery description is
SEIZED, sad the people are talking of no
thing but WAR.
~ Since the receipt Of the above, we
have been told mat the report, as respects
the seizure of American property, has pro.
badly arisen from the circumstance of :
new Collector being appointed at st. An
drews, Ia which District is comprehendet
PASSPORT, who deemed the indulgeuces O
the former Collector incorrect ant, &C
cordingly had seized on all the NIetchan
diIe which was Judged to have been i'm
ported contrary to law. The merchants
having been SO long indulsed in a fe,
trade, and pot drea,,rrg IF such chang.
We're naturally u:pised ;and OF cours,
had spread alarms, calculated to awake,
the public sensibilily but the >sassestio.
otawar growing out vi this circumstancei
ridiculous III the extreme. Boston Gnsette
Eastpnrt, it will be remembered, wa
captured by the British during the lat,
war. Hremains still in their possession
agreeable to the provisions # the Treaty %
Peace. 1t is at,present British port. ant
very probably, it is nowyisited by an En-
giish squadron. But the statement, " thu
American property of every description i
seized, and that the people are talking o
nothing but acdr," is undoubtedly an un
founded aud idle rumor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

'Sst PaiaHote' only saponnd your wiShes. I
and won think ours;lVe, Srirereiy happy
IN gratifying Observation-Disclosures, "
DLN:NER>S. \
.Waria-Mr. Fai. child, nave You heard
OF the jaete Fair. Mhst .Isr. Have
you heard nf the jnet, that wa. contested A.
cross the river tins morni'tg ?-Fai,. o! <
beg your parIpdA-I did nat understand
you-yes, sm told the parties were bath
eyerely wounded .,Jar. o mercy -
The very idea Of a jue,ter quite annihilat.s
me.-Ma, will you have a churnip 5-.li,.s.
L. NO dear, but III take pocha.oe-
J'E.
.Maria-Ma, will you have some more
sugar tor your teas Mrs. Il. No DEAR
reckon l don't fancy sweet tea hlse rs YOU
no, Mar'a.-.uar. confess my affection
Tor the Saccharine dnieet. opine the fla
rorify Of the sugar cbates the animosiiy of
ne tea, achich, is rery taimicai to ma d;s.
boticat appetite.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5.
| The case Of the Commonwealth oeainst
frederick Sheble came on Yesterday morn.
ing, belare the Court oi General Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace for PHILADELPHIA
county. ''
Present, Rush, President, and Moul;er
and Badger, judges.
| Messrs. j. 'Sefsent, p. A.. Browne and
Barnes, counsel for the prosecution-anJ
Messrs. Hopkinson and ]. X. IncersoIl.
were: for the prisoner. ~ -
! The case is briefly this Shebe had
made an application TO the court of Com
mon Pleas, under the insolyent law, to be
discharged from prison OH the 9Th of March
last. The hearing was on the 29,h of
march, when the court on their OWL mo
COR. o0unu the prisoner over TO answer I'M
her the act vi assembly, passed the 18Th Of
March, to Charge of fiaueasg-- conceal
i9g property, &c. with al intent 10 deiraud
his creditors. The court then had not
seen the law. On a subsequent applica.
ton OF the counsel Tor the creditors. fhe
court committed the defendant to prison,
ocing OF opinion, on a perusal of the act.
I copy OF which had been obtainedS from,
harrisburg, that they had no power to bail
under the law.
HE counsel for the prisoner moved IA
quash the Indictment, on the ground Of tbe
wait of. jurisdiction of tie court. as the
act was passed the 18h of March, twelve
uaysaiter the application of the defendant
I" the court, ms petition having been flied
on the 9th OF the same month.
he court thereupoh ordered the indiet.
| inent 10 bequashed accordingly, and the de-
iehaant was sent back to prison, to await
the determination of the court of commnn
piess, who: OF course. cannot discharge him
unless he shall clear away the grounds Of
the charge OF fraud towards his creditors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
POETRY.
AN ORPHAN GIRLS REFLECTIONS.

AlN oIst INV VIM . AssSs a. ~ = AOAS"s
While other children behold
sportive and gay ingambo's wild,
I weep and si.h when am told,
Poor girl, thou art an Orphan child
No mothers kiss--no fathers smile
Has e'er my infant woes heguipd;
They're desd,-s am left while
10 weep. helpless Orphan child.
Why am I.doom'I the storm to brave,
From all . parents love exiFdf
I'D rather seek an early grave,
THAI liye-a friendless Orphan child.
No hand my wanderings 10 reclaim,
Mid scenes OF iufsiuy beguipd--
How may sink. o'erwheIm'd with shame,
A lost, abandou'd Orphaa child.
Yet stay-forbesr, ny heart to break:
On me one bean 81 joy has srnii'd;
I've heard, that God will ne'er forsake
The poor, leseEasd Orphan child.
Will He at whose Almighty voice
Creation rose from ehaos wild,
With smiles Of tenderness rejoice,
The heart Of poor Orphan child !?
O yes! he sweetly whispers peace,
Soft are his words, hs accents mild;
lie bids me iiye-he calls NE his
. happy, happy Orphan child! G. 8.
Ersning Gasefie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

depths of sorrow aud misfortune, !" know that
my Rcdeemer livcth, and that be shall stand at the
later day upon the earth. aud after this, tho
worms destroy my body aud skin. yet in my hesil
shall see God, whom shall see for myself and
mine eyes shall behold. and not another"
1t was reserved for the bright aud morning star
to dspe the gloom which pervaded the regions o,
the grave. Life and immortality were still veilc.
in darkness. Nor were they fully revealed iii.
the star at Bethlehem. pointed to the spot wheie
slept the Resurrection and the Life. BY his res
direction from the Dead and by his glorious sscen.
sion into heaven, he confirmed the truth Il the
promise made to bis disciples, and which forms a
leading feature in his dspensaroa TO mankind -
" Because | live, ye shall live also" Tue great
apostle Of the Geatiles, in strains far exceedins
the boosted eioqusnce of Greece and Rome, thsss
Introduces this principal article in the christian be-
lief. 80 Behold. .hew you a mystery We shuli
not sleep, but shall BE- changed, in moment, 10
the twinkIiny Of an eye. For the trump shall
sound, and the dead shall - raissd.v
Thus, notwithstanding the natural dcpravity,
and degradation OF onr species, yet, with our
wretchedness, we are partakers Of dignity. Death
may indeed, reduce our mortal paris 10 the dust
from which they were originally taken. But the
soul shall flourish in unabating vigour, and pous
and good, be crowned with immortal and never
ending happiness thro an endless duration Of eter
nifty.
"'Iis the divinity that stirs within M,
'1is heaven itself hat points out an hereafter,
+" And intmates Eternity to man.
Eternity Thou pleasing--dreadful thought
Ihro' what variety OF untry'd being,
Ihro' what new scenes and changes must we
pass!
q The wide, tho unbonnded prospect lies before me;
But shadows, clouds, and darkness rests upon IT,"
Such are the reflections which the amiabIe Ads
on,s whose life was an eloquent sermon, and who on
bis death bod could excaim, :. SEE In wHATPGAcK
4 CaaIsrIAs cAH DIE |" has assigned to a Lead
ing character in one Of his most celebrated performs
ances They are the speculations Of reason unaid-
ed by revelation But the conclusion Of this admra-
BILE soiioqny perfectly coineides with the declare
tions Of inspiration -
q The stars shall fade away. the sun himself,
/" row din with age. and nature sink in years 4
{" But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth,
/" Unhurt amidst the war If eGments,
i" The wreck OF matter. and the crush Of worlds.',
There are numerous reflections of the most inter.
estinE nature which naturally arise from the con-
sdersion OF the subject. but we will leave them TO
be discussed by those whose province il 10 to treat
of them.
ass
The d,amase rorks q this author are not liable
TO the objection which the mrings IF many oilers lie
under. They confain The moa 6eaufi i moral isssons
ard no where are gully lint rotation Of p'efy and
deetncy for which TIE FIRST Of dramatists has been -
efien, and il must be eonfsswd, Justly eenssred.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

|VoLuME ssth par, Cd being the City fecoad
nnmbsr or half volume 10 received and ready
leg delivery to iae(eribsrs
IA the 'n,satioa Of the Psoprie,ors Off,
80 new Cye'opedia 70 reduce the ed,,ios on the
IN q nest month to the actual uumee. Of rood
s.enoes.; therefore every one Who mas no, lax.
ep M back numbers and 6ga,6ed he intention
|s.seonae'ng the work, viii be eoaiide. Cd ~ hav
Irhoqs'aaed he fus(csip,ion.'
'svn $. PATTEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

The public expenditures during the .
years administ, alton of Washington, were
55.426,S22 dolls. Mr.. Adams 4 sear.
43Sll,926; Mr.. J. fFerson'ss 3 vsar,
w -, o'1'. anu "'' "sa'so"'s 2 years,
will probably b. about zoo, 900 600
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

JOSEPH NOBLE,
COpperSMith e Plumber.
A I HE 1sop near the head Of Unioa Wharf, Fore
nsees, Portland, hAs Tor (a's.
6rsts Andiroos Shovss, Toags aud Hooks
Brais and copper Keules. aod Warmug Paas
Sets Of Copper Meafuses
Rum and Haed. Pumps
Srais Caddle0iekss Lamps SKINNER aud Ladlss
dec. copper Hn6ses. Strap aud Pan Lamps
Copper Malt, Boi,s and Spikes
Deep Tea hand Cod and Mackerai Lead
Lead SPoufs- Nets Of Weighs
- - and 20 pound do -iroa Windlass Boxss
Tin Rivets = Iron 0lus 7ets
Dutch add Rng,ifh Poss-Shsst end Bar Lad
nseek Tie Speitsf
Dr,siers and shesshiag Cooper
Few boses u Tin Piass-sd eieut Nails
quaasiy Of email G4ed damaged Win,
Rosssu aad pumi.s Stone.
5000 lhs Of O,d Coppes, &c.
uJ n. Malsisesurss I'll kinds u cork 10
bic Ire. fseh y Copper CompeGsiea and Lesd
Work oos vs0sls, tege:her With III kisds Of Gem
ps1sioa an1 Eats Callings Tor Msehisssy
y 6-Csh g.vse for old Copper. owses and
1se6. a. July Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
Jya Reserved BY
WEBER T. CHASE,
Eaghsk, French, and India Goods,
fpifahle for the n.efenf feaf6n =.

y
faisabls for the prefsns fsafon -
AMoMo Wuloo ARg.
R1ST Supev6De black biue brown and light
green Lsadou BROAD CLOrHS-sifo black,
~, brown. light aad dark MKT middliov and
=. psiee, do --black, blue, drab, white, buff red.
- - dark mixs CASsIME q ES-Ssockinssss
-t'aaasas, adorted Lcodoa Prinss-6ne and
oamoa Calicoes Furaisures-light and dark
elsthsns-black and white Cambficks-pink add
s'aoa eolcrsd do,-Cambriek aluiins-6gussd
ssck aod Leno do shir,ine Cs,.ons- Iodia CAL
- kce.-Pstent NAnkins-- faLsy Quilsiegs : cam
s'sk cod common Dimotiss-browa Ho!Iands-
Standardization add PRINTED Shawls-6k
- cotton Umbreas--P a<aiols-L unriSgs- Man.
:: - Canton Grapes and cotton Hsndker-
@'ee--Pafsnt 0oves-Piaid Ribbons. &c. Te.
- ihe above goods ere Of hyperion quality
ne o tue lateft importa,ions. They will be do.
80 o. M the Lowell eafh pies-
I. Portland. May So on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
CLOTH DRESSING.

NIB proprietor Of The MANN COTTON 4
w0oLEN FACTORY, infosa their friesds
ed the rshls thar thsy ere Gov rssdy to receive
saotA to b dse6ed Il their Fss,eey, and fkswiss
receive them and return then wheo dreAed q the
following Places Viz - q Mr. Dsvid Dssa's Port.
land. Msdfs Holbrook 4 CLARK, Essspest, asd
Ooss. Nashaaiel wsld, Hath.
VIM HAWKS. ASsss
Drsnswisk, Ja'ys. cw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
TOILET.

convenient three nory DWELLING HOUSE,
pls.eaatly etuated in P.eafan' Arest. nov oe-
,sp'sd oy Ioserh e. Boyd. Efq having esuvea-
s1 ss sos large family. Rrqssre u THE once.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
Singular deei.ion fo, modern times.

In q late criminal proceed ding before Sir
John Nicholl, in Doctors Cohamons, a.
g,nst one William Brider on charge oil
incest for marrying Mary Walton, the
daughter OF his deceased wife by Thomas
w alton, her former husband, the court be-
ing satisfied with the evidence produced 10
sustain the prosecution. first pronounced
the marriage null and void under The can
non law, and enjoined upon both parties 10
perform the following penance -" he
off ndiug parties h stand IN white sheets At
tnc porch Of the church during The ringing
oi ,he, last bell for divine service on a Sun.
ds, and un',l Alter the FIRST lesson, asking
sorgisness Of all persons entering the church
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
MISCELLANY.

n Demoerasie Governor. Aryvmens.
YHlLApELPAIA. July {

HhtAhUELFa1A. SSly o..
Governor Snyder having refused TO pay
his Borough AZ has been sued for the re-
covery and has addressed q long memoir
to The Court OF Appeal, in which he ayyn.
fee thus 81 hat the compensation OF the
Governor shall be neither increased nor di-
minished during the period Cor which he
should have been elected THAT taxes di-
minish that compensation and therefore
are unconstitutional. He might have cd
dsd, that the bills of his baker aud butcher
also diminish the compensation.
The Court Of Appeal, however, could not
feel any weight in the argument, and decid-
cd against his Excellency.
The increase Of compensation 70 the mem.
be,s Of Congress is . susject off very Difficult.
ard unpleasant nssure 20 democratic editors il
has unfortunately disc 'osed to tie people, that
those dis,nterts,ed ps,rio,s who hsve bsen 30
anxious for the honor to be theis servosss have no
obj,c ION to be very well paid for that service.
In vain do democratic editors urge. that fedora
hss voted for the iaw; the votes Of federslisis,
Say the sovereign. cannot N he any measure
right whicu teads 10 load us with taxes 10 pay
sslarics, not merely t,6ost, bu, prnfuse 70 our
servants whom we suppose 10 he disinterested
When . Fssm er IL told that member Of
Congress hss voted 70 raise HE own w.ges from
six doila's Hay 10 six cen, il is 20 him very On
imps rtant in 70, ming h,s opinion Of the d'sin,er
es,edness and ra,sios,sm ef sha, member. wheth.
e. all those wbo lined with him in that vote
were called & derslis ., Or democrats.
But when ne 10 told that denoc, attic setxbE
can messber ct Coagvess proposed the increase
Of compensation. ADD tecotiects that The prssi-
den, of The Uni.ed Ssstes ands majority 1.-THE
democratic republicans. be - very apt TO dew
The conclusion that It wss denocs ane sepabliean
measure any Arguments founded on the soses
offsderaiists to the contrary no. withstsnding.
BAL. 4 Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

HALL ON COMMUNION.
VIM 4 II. HYDE edi,ioa OF THE ia,ereis;.e
- work y jua publafl,sl snd for tale Il their
sooknorss In Portland and Ds.h-prise ~ i-s
esnss (2S eesss lee than the Bottom edition. A
liberal dfeoaat 70 sho(e who take quantity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
Amesiean Cotton Goods,
NsysTINo o.

.ssls Yarn for Warp and Filling
s9S,hreadsd white& coiord Stocking Yass
waite and colored fewing Cossons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
woshans--Chambrsys-Bed Ticking, &c
u snopkeePers 10 tovn and couasry and pso
s@ general who Win to fsrn,ih thsm(eives With
): .oo'e artielss, will bsfuppIied ., the Factory
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
FOR SHE By
JOSHUA RICHARDSON,

W BCls No. BEEF
50 do. Philadelphia superfne FLOUR
bbis. No. PORK. Nav II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

GEORGE HILL,
Nifty As~.
LAS fer vale complete aGormsss Of 3agli(A,
lnd;s aad Fseoch Goods
WIcsEs s'aney taken At psS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

veh they oder for sale on the best terms for sash
They soo1ist Of the Manufactures Of England, Ire
hnl, France, Calcutta, Canton, Russia, America,
=. and comprise variety q great a. can b found
4 any store is Portland or Rost0n. June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
MONITORfAL.
Fer The Portland Gasefie.

MDSsns. 1DfyoRs,
Ii the following reflections should meet your ap.
probation, be pleased 10 gvs then m insertion, in
your useful publication. v.
The Immortality of The Soul.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

CUnSCRiBERS to the London Monthiy Maya
- Sue are reQusned 70 eallss the BoOklors Of
JOSIAH WHITMAN & Co.
NJ. 3 Mfg Req Mitts fv~t.
And receive the Sikh aOd tevsnth Numbers.
- The pesfoa who purchsfsd ., the above
(lose iicke,s Oumbsi Cd sO6S and 5000 Canal Lot
terry Second Cafe, 10 ,aformed thar laid tsekss
have drawn y 20 each. July IS.
Il HE OR ND PLYMOUTH B9ACH 10 rTR-
tYw, pyfs'sAy begin drawing The hrit Of
AusnA, H. 7s].s h r Lsf sst 4 5ths OF them
are ,he., iod vii 6oin' 10 80 dsys. the "a
drawn humble, will be prise Of 600 dollars
may be had at he ssigss p,asa
WINCHESTER 5 loI rsaS Osslcs,
Nc 1sm. Aoss, 6sstsses assss
Til Juiy 27.h after which the prsce Of Tickets
Oil si.s o So whole 81 halves. quarters D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
To Re LET

10 BE LEY
QY he subscriber. HOUSE in Willow street.
- AIso Fer sac
COACHEE snd HARNESSES, - good -
New. for 6fy Doilsrs lees thar Cost.
Portland, July l6. ASA PLuMMIK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23
Mem Store--English, India,S Do
nestle Goods at Boston Prices
ELIAS KELSEY.

- ErEcTFLLLu iniorrns tle public that he has
IL taken the store recently occupied by Henry
.iussey, No. l. Middle street, where he has received
and offers for sale 50 cases and packages
DOMESTIC AND ENGLISH GOODS,
1t very low prices at wholesale or RETAIL all Of The
uswss6 patterns and latest imporsations; among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-23

The d,amatie rorks ef this author are not liable
TO the objection, uhich the @rimgs IF many Oilers lie
under. They contcin The vost 6eata moral lessons
and where gully q lint rioiaIion Of p'sty and
deetncy for which TIE rst Of dramatiss has been %
efien, and il must be eonfsswd, justly cens,sred.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
Latest from London
Now YORK Auguss lO.

Last evening arrived at this, port, the
yeaular trading and fast sailing ship Pa.
ei6c, Capt. Bowne,in IS days from ii
yerpool, which port she left On the hrst O
The editors of the Mercantile Adver.
,;ser haye received by this arrival, Lon,
dan napere to the 28th Of June, inclu.
s;ve 10 DAYS later than before received
and Loyd's List ofthe 2ist Of June
t'iAe following extracts comprise every
article ofinterest they contain.
American produce vas still on the de-
cline at Liverpool. Cotton IS to i
peace.
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Form the Federal Republican.
DEMOCRACY IN THE sUps.

! >.
! We trust. that you have by this tine
seen, fellow citizens, from the nberai ex.
tracts which we have given from the Au.
rora, paper which is edited by gen
Duane, a man who formerly Inherited ths
entire confidence of the Administrations
man who has been from the DAYS Of
Washington, to the Present hour. more
hostile to the federalists than aay otSe,
';nemoer OF the democractic partv the
President of the United States M or Wv
GeP'ea-A man who was appointed bv
President Madison to a h;rh s,,t;n, :; y
the army OF the United States, we trust
you nave seen, and from such evidence
that discard, dismay, and conGns'on
nave been brought into the very cegter al
the democratic ranks. "
1he following are the sentiments Of
Duane On the Compensation law "ybn
pretencrs on which the con- persat;o iav
was enacted, are alike diss-acefal and
weak One openiy Awarded Nv col
"iehatd Nj johnson, OF Kentucky, Tie
ostensiDse mover Of the measure. was.
that the public Business was protracted
from deposition TO proIong the session,
for the sake of he eno!ument then al ;.
lowed. 30 that from tie au hor;ty of the
mover Of the law, six dollars per diem
we're not only, sufficient to bear the ey
pepces Of the members; but it seems
were proiuse enough to enable them tel
lay up money | will sinply reply to
the apology offered b. col Johnson, with
q single reflection. ard that is, if ma
j"rity OF the members of congress would
purposeIy retarh the publ, business, to-
prcIong the session, tar the sake Of The
emolumeDt to be derived from sly dollars
a day, the same members compensated
by the session at given SUN, to make
The most Of their money, would abandon
TIE pubiic business altogether. or pass upon
50 p'ecipitately, as to endanger the pros.
penty ard happiness of the people when
they receive sweeping salary of $780,.
| am not able to perceive that col. John
sons reason and arguments, are calcu!aAI
ted to prove, that the public would bese-
til By this expedient.
:. But the most of the members whol
voted tor and supported the measure,
overlooked the ground on which col
Johnson rested (; and openly declared that
SIX dollars were not enough - What
could be more necessary effect of such
a state Of morals, than an augmentation
ct the meaas of economy 7-Ihey there
fore supported the measure without sryi
egard to public benefit, but with speciai
tespec' to their own personal convenience
and enrirhment.-They said six dollars
per diem woul9 not clear eypences. Now
compare lie latter the latter apology with
col Jnhnson's apology. In the one case,
he SIX dollars per diem were such an
object, that the members for the sake Oft
gain, would Prolong the session. In the
oiher ease, six dollars per diem was moi
sufficient to bear The expenses Of the
members. 1t is not for me to reconcile
hese contradictory reasons, but it seems
they were so well urged, and SO well u, !
dersteod, that they wrought conviction o.
u majority. In the Senate MIR. Robe,
and alr. LA! cock, made speeches IN ia
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FnR NEW YORK,

<Ssr The tast-saiiiag schooner Eypen
asA ment. Can't Stoddard, will sai
fh;s week For freight or passage, har
mo superior Recommendations, apply Z
the captain on board, at Yoweil's wharf
or to
Barnewaii and popham.
August is CIV
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BoItino Cloths.

The subscriber has just BY th'
General Lingan. Captaia Weston, frsu
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert
mcnt of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
iitv, which viii be offered for sale at tn
store OF MIR. James Anderson.
October 6 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
For Antwerp,

SSS The substantial and fast sailing
go ship .america,. burthen 2s5 toas
having two thirds OF her cargo engaged
the balance will be taken Oh moderate
terms if immediate application is made
to DANIEL SoMERS.
July IL