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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

Declaration Of Ludehendenec.
Ofthe 81 M-mbers of Congress who signed
the declaration of Independence on the Alb Of
July 1776 only six are now living. viz John I'D
ans, W.iaan, EHery, George Aisynsv, Thomas
III Kean, Charles LUroi, and Thomas Js9eyson.
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From the London Sun, of June 8.

ihe Paris Papers received this morning are
70 the 9TH, and those Of Brussels to the 4th
instant. Neither OF these arrivals bring US any
.nlns important. The former Journals men,
hon, that England and Denmark do not agree
respecting the Duchy Of Laurenburg, and that
: he DANISH Government insists on the strict
iulhIment OF the Treaty of Kiel.
we lament to learn from the latter, that the
neai''' oi the gallant Veteran Butcher is very
precarious.
From de London Statesman of JUNE 8h 1916
Nv Inc FAIRS papers of Monday, Tuesday and
~ weunesday last arrived this forenoon. Tie
FIST Council Of War at Paris has assembled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04

only counsel in the cause and am rer-
tectly assured, that the case was argued
and decided upon the law, and che law a
lone. No doubt of its validity was suggest
ed. In this statement l am justified, not
only by my own recolle ction, but by tue
printed report of the case.
One more remark, and have done.--It
has been eloqucntly urged, that it is i'm
po:tant that all questions involving the
construction OF treaty, should be decided
by the national judiciary. 1t may be so
but the proposition is not conceded. Whe
Their true or false, it is immateriai here.
We are cnquiring into the meaning of the
Court not what the Court ought to be.
Those who formed the Court, were not of
this opinion. Ii they had been, they would
either have given an exclusive or an APP
pellate Jurisdiction to the Court of the u
nited States, in terms not to be misunGcr-
sool.
They did not believe, as has been con-
tended here, that violations OF treaties by
judicial decisions. constitute the most com
mon source of wars. They kncw better.
They knew that wars spring from the ara
bition OF princes, from an eagerness after
wealth as well as fame. always INDUCED
by the military of powerful nation, and
more especially from the monopolizing and
rapacious spirit, which commerce never
fails to inspire. In truth, no instance is
recollected, in which war has arisen
from decision supposed to be in contra
vertion Of treaty. judicial decisions are
not between states and empires, but indi-
viduals. Their claims are too trivial, and
themselves too obscure, to set in motion
those strong feelings which impel nations
into war. The people ofthis Country did
not wage war against Great-Britain, be-
Cause of the decisions of Sir William
Scott, repugnant as they were, not to a
treaty, but to the great law of nature and
nations, the benefit OF which may be right
fully claimed by all the people of the
earth, but because of the orders of the
British GoverRment--The orders in Coun-
Gil, which established new law of ma
tons, as iniqNtous as it was new, and
which the judge thought proper to adopt
and to enforce.
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MARSHAL. MACDONALD.

Our readers know that Marshal Mac
donald was OF Scotch parcntage--to this
fact VIC are able to add, from the best au-
thority, that OF the Marshal himself, some
further particulars. These are contained
in letter written by him from Burgess,
the head quar- efs Of tac army of the Loire,
on the 25th ult. to near relation in Scot
land. Ii may be ns cessary however, to
premise that the father of Macdonald was
a native of South Uist in the Western He
brides, but that the Marshal himself was
born in France, his father being married
to a French lady after his emigration to that
country, to which he had passed over
" the last companion of that unfortunate
Prince, Charles Stuart"
In the letter to his relation, speaking of
their common ancestry, the Marshal says
-" My father, who was educated in Elan
ders, at the College of Rouay, was, after
the disastrous expedition of the year 17A5,
prescribed in his own country, and left the
last companion Of the unfortunate Prince
Charles Stuart with him he reDasSed in
safety into France, in the service of which
be continued from that time. In 1853 ne
retired successfully to St. Omer, Sedan, g,
at last to Sancerre, little town in the pro-
vince OF Berry, where he Terminated a
career, honored for his virtues, and by the
esteem which was constantly the attendant
of them. My mother survived him some
years. and my sister are their only is
sue.
" The extraordinary events of which
France has lately been the theatre and the
victim, has prevented me from reaiz nc
project which l had long since formed Of
visiting the country of my ancestors---but
hope however, to effect it in the ensuing
summer"
The following is an extract Of letter
from the Marshal Due de Tarente,
pair he France, Macdonald, to the right
honorable Sir John Sinclair, Baronet,
dated Paris, 10Th Dec. 1914 -
q" Tie Scots Highlanders are known for
their fidelity, their courage and their deter
mined loyalty. These traits are generally
and Justly attributed to that interesting race
OF people. consider it an honor to be
their countryman, and glory to have imi-
tated them in the career which | have fol-
lowed. Nor am / less proud TO bear a
name, and belong to a family, who, in all
times have been renowned, in Common
with the other Highland clans Of Scotland
as the elite among the brave of generous
and hospitable nation, and who are also
distinguished for their elevated sentiments,
s- "-A~y W eaAeAA -ii'''A~t'T anu ttAA'tI rare
and incompatible attachment to the SER
vice oil their anC cnt sovcreigus.
have it in view TO carry into execu-
ton plan which have had in contempa-
ton for some time, that Of visiting your
happy England--and am in hopes, that
| shall obtain permission TO carry it into ef-
feet, in the course Of the ensuing Summer,
It the public functions exercised by me in
France present 10 obstacles"
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chus, an orator who fourished sbont the
end OF the 18th century, and also OK Cor
nc.ius Promo, preceptor OF the E.mperors
Marcus Aurelius and Vcrus. These in
teresting productions have lust been prin-
ted at the Royal Printing Oaice at Milan,
and the work is rendered still more vaius-
BILE by the insertion of number CT or GIN
al letters OF the Emperors Antoinas the
Plus, Marcus Aurelius and Verus.
Several French vessels. in the port of
Bcrdeanx, are only waiting the grature
OF the treaty of peace, in order To set sail
for their different destinations
November -.
On the day when the Treaty OF Peace is
made public, Paris is to cease to be occu
pied by Foreign Troops. The military
posts are to be given up to the troops of the
first military division. This surrender
will be made to the Governor, by the Duke
of Wellington. commander of the Allied
Troops.
The Count Bourmont, formerly called
Baron Seguier. who was witness to be
heard in the process against Marshal Ney.
has demanded to be confronted with the
accused, to answer to several allega-
tons which he had made ag inst him.
On the 18th of November, warrant of
arrest was issued by the Chamber OF
Nsy.
The Chamber has fixed, by the same or
der. Tuesday the 21st of October. for
Ney's trial, giving liberty to the accused,
to present his objections previous to the o.
pening of the debate.
The above decree was signed by 169
Peers, Including the Chancellor of France.
To morrow the Ministers Plenipotent a
ries of the Allied Powers and France, will
sign last Convention, annexed to the
Treaty OF Peace. which it is said, con-
Germs the city of Hamburg.
November 60.
The 10000 Russians which arrived at
Paris, viii replace an equal number
of EnSi sh troops. who are quit the Cap
ital
The Emperor of Russia left Berlin on
the evening of the 9TH Of November,
for Warsaw. The Empress was left at
Eisnach, on account of indispostion.
Guadalupe VIII certainly be returned
to Fl. NJ. the King of France.
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria
made their entry into Venice on the 3lst of
October.
The accounts received from Vienna res
pecting the behaviour and mode Of life of
those of Bonaparte's relatives, who sought
an asylum in the Austrian States, occasion
much offence here. The wife of Baccin-
Chi lives at Brunn. in elegance and SPLEEN
dour. She is possessed Of much money &
valuable properly, such as jewels and
precious stones, services of gold plate, etc.
part of which she has pledged with Jew
ish house i'll Vienna Murat's widow who
calls herself the Countess Of Lipano, Gin
Paris she has got the nick name Of Madam
Tulipano,) has expended astonishing sums
IN furnishing and ornamenting her chateaux
of Hamburg. Maret with his wife and
the two Thibaudaus, reside at Lintz.
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Rrom az London Conrisr 80. Q

The intelligence from America, which
we received yesterday by the Canso, is of
very considerable importance, inasmuch rs
il seems 70 afford us some insight into the
views and intentions Of the Americans
We beg the public attention to it. In the
first place, The Americans have ordered
large fort to be built without loss of time
near Detroit, north west Of Lake Erie, on
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ces OF employment more. They also seem
ed to forget that the people, If they did re
main at home. would not be much comforted
by their PROMISES of future good intentions,
when they had shamefully broken the on
iy good one they ever rnade-their htcdge
OF economy. Amidst all their business, this
pledge was forgotten, or only remembered
to be grossly violated, and the session clo-
sed without its being redeemed in any one
way. But mark tie change. The ses-
sion opened with a declaration of the lou
rishing state of the united Kingdom, and at
ITS close, (nofauifhsfanding oil they had
done. and intended 70 do tell Us, through
the mouth of the prince regent, that they
'sdeefLy iaai07,stlie continuan IF that pres
sure and distress. which the circumstances
OF the country. at the close of so long war,
have unavoidabiy entailed on many
(thcy might have said eil) classes Of his
maj ,sly's subjects" s, much for the eff
Cheney of those men, to whose hands the
safety of the nation is entrusted. Well,
indeed. may they lament the general dis.
tress CT his majesty's subjects, but how
much more reason have not his majesty's
subjects to deplorc the blind obstinacy aud
wasteful extrav agance of those who have
reduced them to their present situation ?
Morning Chronicle.
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|PN''' $500 TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
RI One eff insertion, rs ee'ds--edth continuance,
VI advertisement inserted until has either been paid for,
,aDed IN some person in this city or its enuTons.
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AJAMES RIVER FARM-For Sale.

4 Wish to sell the Tract Of Landon which lately
q resided, lying en James River, in the lower end
tof the county of Nelson. containing nine hundred
end forty acres-There is on this land the usual
proportion OF low grounds. The dweng-house s.
oitces are Of brick, lately built and the srmhouses
sare good and abunaantiy convenient. The situation
Is deemed remarkably healthy. A crop Of wheat
tra be sown, and possession given this fall. The
terms viii be made TO accommodate the purcha-
Scr.
! Further observations are deemed unnecessary,
iss il is presuppe1i the purchaser viii prefer 20
nudge for hnnscfby a view of the premises. Ap-
plication may be made to the Subscriber, living in
[Riehmond, or to VIM. ~. Cabe, Esq. who lives
snear the land, and will shew it to those inclined to
view it. He is also authorised to sell it.
GEORGE CABELL.
lSebtember7. S5-J
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SuIy ~.
The King and Royal Family did not ap.
! Psar in the Balcony Yesterday after Mass
on account of the heavy rain.
On Sunday, after Mass, the French AGA.
denny, with the Duke of Richelieu at their
need, were Introduced into the Kings pri
vSte Cabinet. according to the privileges OF
their body. His majesty received them
most graf usly, and said to them" am
very happy to STE you, you have the glory
OF beng the first literary body in Eu-
rope"
An immense number of English fami-
les continue daily to arrive in the CAPT
tai.
The celebrated Or. PcE, founder of the
new Tethod or teaching the poor, is now al
Geneva.
A very absur'l report has been lately cir
cusated in Pars respecting the Royal
Guards cazsrned in Noavelie- FRANCE
Some OF the men fell III on the day after
great feast on occasion OF naugutating the
bust OF his majesty, by having drank too
freely. 1t was Immediately rumourrd that
they had reen poisoned. The sergeant
major OF the regiment has been under the
necessity of explaining the whole before
the commissary of police.
\ number OF people have been arrested
at Rouen for forging aad utterng bills and
notes.
a national bank is forthwith to be estab.
listed in Norway. with a capital of between
two ard three millions.
The KING of Bavaria has hired a house
at Baden, where he lives as private per
son, under the name of Count de Hasg.
Tbs Sovereign, the Prince Royal, and
Prince Charles, go every day upon the
grand promenade of Baden without any ct
iquette Every body is charmed with their
affabil'ty. The King shows much kind
ness to the French officers at Baden, who
are, indeed. generally treated with the
greatest regard by distinguished persons of
the different German Courts at this CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18
FRANKFORT. July IS.

Continual rains. torrents the like of which
we have never before seen, storms, followed
by hail, lay waste Upper Franconia. Whole
villages are under water. The environs
OF Mannheim are inundated. The Rhine
and the Neckar have risen 9 feet inches
above their medium height, and the hopes
OF very fine harvest have been almost rus
med. Fhe loss III hay, corn, tobacco and
pulse, is almost incalculable.
PARIS. July o.
Yesterday his majesty took his usual air.
ing, alter having made happy his subjects.
by attending a council of minister's and
appearing in the balcony of the palace.
We learn from Warsaw. that the report
of the arrival Of a Russian army in the new
kingdom of Pol nd. which was snreaJ
some time since, is not confirmed. There
isno Russian army at this time formed. I,
IS understood that the corps collected in
The vicinity of Mohilow, and which paescs
in review before field marshal Barclay de
folly, and the grand duke Nicholas ,s
shortly TO break up, and Proceed To- ia
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NOTICE
" TO SURVEYORS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

EEANlNG been appointed by the County Court
3 OF Amelia, Commissioners for the purpose
of contracting with some person TO take an accu-
rate CHdRJ of said County, Except that line
OF the County bounded by the river Appomattox. J
Hereby give Notice, that john T. Leigh, one OF
the Commissioners, will receive proposals at the
Clerks Office of the said csunty, untii the fourth
Thursday in September next. at which time the
Subscribers will attend at the Courthouse there
of, and enter iutO contract agreeable to an act
of the last Assembly, entitled Al act to provide
accurate Chart of each County and General
Map of the Territory OF this Commonwealth. -
All proposals must be in writing, and it by post,
postage paid
SAMUEL FoPD, CHARLES FARsfEr,
JoHS T. LEON, WM T. EeeLEsToy,
a. Il. TowSEs, JouS l.. TowNEs.
TILMoS f.. JErRH, JonS BOOKER,
THOMAS PRIDE,
Aug. 3. 25wt4TS
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Durr mn Stone Nanutacfory.

vi ouosCriOcf respectfully informs the
q public that lie has inst received direct from Erai,r.
Large quantity OF prime Bar Blocks Of superior Quality
to amy hitherto imported 20 this place, am, having be.
gagged ~ Tie business upwards oi fifteen wears, ie fla.r
iinelt from his long knowledge of the trade, the APP
Prniition winch his work has hitherto WITH that i,e
Will BIZ able TO manufacture Mill Stones. reasonable
terms rs those imported from the North, warrant them
perform well.
lie has opened Shop the 10Th Street. nearly oppo
SITE to the Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen
NATHANIEL WHI1.E e. Co.
Jaae Is. ii-tF
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N pursuance of resolution OF the Com.
II mon Hall Of the cyof Richmond, NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN. That a petition will h. presented Ia
tn next General Assembly, praying that the Common
HAL may appoint an Inspector OF butter be, pork, lard,
salted hsi, and Plast,r vi Paris.
n. SHEPPARD, c. c. Hail.
August -. 3I,tsm
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WILL BE SOLD,

A T public auction. on the premises. the
a a,,h AMI 10th days of Oct the following Tracts
Nm, king Dfiet Greek, in the County OF Hi-
& Va within and eight rallies of the Court house,
,,nr,;np- between 400 acres one Other or 600
and one other 800 acres. On the two largest tracts
II considerable body al Hat Land.
On snpcauon Mr. John Roberts, who resides OH one
J. r,hc tracis, eith,r all will TX shewn.
ia, Terms Of Sale will be very accommodating AMI
|ns,u Lhuan o ti, i,y of sale. .
'"'''o ROBERT G. WILLIAMS, Ex'or Of
w. Williams, dec.
Gu, ? 55-tis
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FOR SALE,
II TR.9CI' o. + L.7.N.D g PLANTATION,
IN Hanover County, called CEIII,TE.M
Ja,le Is.

] FARM late the residence of Nathaniel Pope, Esq.
This tract, with small addition when have made 10 it.
contains, by survey, SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY
Three ACHES and about twenty-one miles from Rich
mond; around, and in the negburood oft are the plan.
tatioas Of Col Charles Dahney, MIR. Rclard Morris Capt
George Dahney Doet. Mclurg, Col John An,br, sir.
nicalah Crew, Doct. Swami, Mr.. Edmund Webster and
the seat called Rocey Mills Through runs lay
ors Greek snail meani,rng stream, upon which there
IS probably 20 or 80 acres OF Iow-Groud and the low
er end of the plantation. -ve there toerabIe
settle for small establishment of waterworks. There is
aarge ai cJnnIOdUus dwelling house, with outhoises,
(dwenghousc and kitchen insuret many fruit trees asd
excellent water.
any time.
For terms. which viii be very accommodating apply to
the Subscriber, ia hi, City.
IT small Stock Of loI,es, Cattle Sheep and Hogs
with plantation utensils, viii also be Sold.
July 20. Tiff
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p. PoINDExTER, elk.

Tn oeencet the above srer, the Commissioners there
in namrd will receive proposals. accompanied with Satisac
tory testimonials of qualification, carry the into eff
fci until the 4th Thursday in Sept next, when they WI
attend the Clerks Office, TO enter into contract with
All the above subject must be direct
led to Chesterfield Court-Isouse, post paid
August 2i. 3l-t2bS
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Lhxo-Por Sale.

LhED-For Sale.
VUIE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on ac-
commodating terms, his TRACT or LAND, called
" LOCUST IHicKEI,' containing by late survey, Sc
: VEN TEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTi-SIX ACRES,
situate in Campbell County, the head of Big Whipping
Creek, (Which divides il into nearly equal par and the
of Seneca Creek-dista1t from Iynciburg 20 miles
from Campbell ConrtIIoue nles-from Stanton River
miles-and from Payne's Mills miles-atljoining the
lands of Mr.. Philip Payne DIR. =. Slaughter and Others.
The whole lies weabout 400 tobacco land. and
the residue good farming andabout 400 has been
cleared but the plantation has not beea III general cutya-
ton for many years.
The Improvements are small framed dwelling house and
some outhouses-sprngs are numerous and the
ecent The neighborhOod Is healthy and agreeable. DR..
Nathaniel W. Payne, residing the land, Mr. John A
eNanter, near the Courthouse. Mr. David Lain, the
premises, viii shew the land TO any person disposed pur
chasc.
WILLIAM @. PENDLKTON,
Richmond.
Sesf. a. 37-Ttf
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PAINT STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
In addition TO their Former Stock,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES-VIZ:
300 Gallons Inseed Oil
500 do. Spirits Turpentine
Tons Whiting
500 Kegs London White Lead
l Ton Vehctian Red
500 ms. Verdigrise
lao ibs. Green Verditer
500 lbs. Stone Ochre
500 lbs. Terra Desina
Drop Lake
Prussan Blue, No1&2
Verinillion.
The above, with almost every other article m
their line will be sold low Tor cash, or on short
credit.
RUSSELL * COOK,
15th Street, ofiiosite The Bell 2aDern.
September SS.At
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TO IV.4TCH MHKERS

TO WHICH MIKE RS.
>. ]. TOBIAS & Co.-NEw-Yo
Of tie firm Of IA. J. TOBL4SS5 Co. UhoLesale
and Patent Leuer Uatch Manufacturers,
LIVERPOOL.
Ek EG leave To inform the Trade, that they have
/ = established House ia this City, where they
may ne supplied with Gold aud .TfUer T. ATENT
LEVER * VERT,CLE WATCHES, and all
kind OF Watch Materials. Orders forwarded to
New-Tork, will be Immediately attended To.
NGw-fork Sept J.. Si-u0ws
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LINEN WAREHOUSES.

LINEN WAREHOUSE.
yEfHE Subscribers, under the firm of THOMAS
4 GUY Il Co are receiving by the ships
Lorenzo from Dublin, and Weser from Bremen.
wa Nsw-York, an extensive and well chosen as
sortment of
IRESH IND GERMAN LINENS,
Which they are opening in Bullock's Row, Cary
Street, and will sell, by the piece package as low
as can be bought in any of the Northern towns
l hey haye amongst their assortment
"a do From the lowest to the
81 do sheetings 5 highest numbers.
Lawns, OF superior quality
Towel, table aud family Diapers
Irish fine and coarse brown Linens
German 0znaburgs, brown hempan Tickiea-
burgs
Buraps and Brown Rolls
Ready made Bags, in baIes---Also,
ii handsome assortment OF TABLE LINEN
CONSISTING OF
White and silver grey daruask Napkins
$40 to i0-2oqr. damasI< Table Cloths.
- Country Merchants will find it to their in
terest, while laying in their fill aud spring supply
OF goods, to give Us call.
THOMAS GUY,
GEORGE GUY.
August 81. ASSN
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FOR RENT,

ND Immediate possession given. a farm on the
a Pamuakey, called the Goose Ponds, about 25
miles f ON Richmond.
There IL good dwelling-honse on the place, and
Sher out-,u,lscs Ifit isnot rented out before the
el,b of ibis month, it viii then be rented on the
resnises "a the highest bidder.
Tor terms, apply 10 me at X. Poors Cabinet
Shop.
L.,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EEIHEREAs many persons are in the
Wv habit Of putting back loading oats that
FROM this place Richmod-s IS, ibereicgr, 60 notify
20 all such persons. that do consider ourselves
,,onfe the safc delivery OF such leading neither vii
we receive any compensation therefor.
Francis y. DeGpc,
James Jennings,
John g. DUpici
C0rterswLe, 8Hgnsf 10. s5--w7w
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THOMAS N. WALKER.


n Chesterfield Co"atg Coars, I'ae 81, 1916
lnRDER ED. that William Clarke, John
y Archer, Thomas Ho,rei, Henry Wathali and VIM.
|a,eye on irse of ten lie appointed comni. oncrs
for a.. purpose of receiving proposals from any
reron, 10 make survey md CHART nf this
tnnny agreeably of the last General Assembly
the said Conmssioners such Of them
NAV act are ordered make report this Court.
A Copy, 1este,
r. POINDEXTER, elk.