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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Jefferson Land for Sale.
Nov Qs

4 BOUT 892 Acres IN the county Of
"a Jefferson and State OF virginia on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, IL miles from the former, II
from Harper''s Ferry and 5 from Charles
from Alexandra, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are anew brick house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta,
bic. &c.
The soil IS OF the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy
clover and every species of grain More
ahanJhalf Of the land is covered with tinl.
Der Of The best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Copartnership.

THE subscribers have formed con
nection in business in this place, under
the firm of Bal1le'cait and Ropham.
William BdrRe5CaH,
John P0phaT.
s.s Counting house in Union-street
in the house occupied by Messrs. John
and Thomas Vowel.
December 12 DIN :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

IN az much as one nf the subscribers
is DESTROYS Of leaving the lawn OF
S Alexandria fora short time We have
agreed on 4 dissolution Of partnership
fmusnally) and fer the mere speedy set.
Element Of alr accounts. have appointed
"Wednesday the 10th DAY of January,
1916, for the sale ef our stocksin trade.
which.is large and well selecieds con-
sisting Of cloths ofall descriptions. BY the
hale and piece, eassimeres, acoatiHgS:
blankets, cambsscs, cotton shirtinggs: In.
0ia cottons. levantiAc and florence silks,
cords and velyets. German linens by the
niece and bale. shawls. bandkeschtets.
Iyc. &c.--coDprisiag an excellent
assortment Of well chosen and SEA.
sauahse goods, Which viii be snld
sviihoNt reserve. Further. snrinc the
lime from this until the sale takes place
we shall be ready to sell:by package
3 piece or retail, any goods IN tbe stt'ft
upon the most reasonable terRs-sa.I
cost and charges.
The terms ef sale viii be liberal as t
credit, and made knewnen day Of sale.
NI'THERS.
81 W. S. HEElBERT
n. 81. The sale Of tiie above good:
viii commence at ten O'clock.
GRIFFITH & BRAWNER- :
Ya~,.awx 4 o2s s.ss sf.ss4 :, s. 49, -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
RoItinp Cloths.

S TIE subscriber has just received b,s
tI.& General Lingan. Captain Weston
frx,n Ausssesdam, = large 4 elegant as
sortment oS Boiling Cloths, OF a ssipegio
onasity, which viii be offered for sale a,
che store Of Mr. James Anderson.
szwOs Aleraudsss
Oetsber 6. #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on po-
to,nac River, about S miles from DUN
fiies and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
IS good for corn, small grain and grass
Tie improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, g
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne.
cessalY house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this est ate
offer TO the purchaser the most eatterlns
Prospect Of rendering this VARIABLE
farm by an inconsiderahe devotion Of la
bour. For terms apply to tie subscriber
or to atiobtet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, jefferson County, Va
June Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

A lad as an Apprentice, froRa ID to
|I6 years Of age. to attend in. . grocery
store, who writes tolerablc hand and
will be attentive to his business. Apply
to the Printer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

A person we'll acquainted
with the Dry Goods Business. and who
has 4 complete knowledge d accounts
wants situation.
Enquire Of The Printer.
Ncvember9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
! Notice.

|YWSHERE will be meetisg Of the
stockholders of the Washington
and Alexandra Turnpike Company at
|Sf'Eaughlin's Hotel IN the town of Alex
|andria, on the first Monday in next
month, for the purpose of electing five
directors, clerk and q treasurer.
BENZ. G. ashton, OK.
dec 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Sale Of, Negroes.

A Number of very valuable Negroe
of different ages and sexes will b
exposed TO puhlic sale (unless sold be
fore at private sale) at my farm near 4.
bijah Janney's mil. on the turnpike
road, on Wednesday the Goth day of the
present month, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day.
Terms of sale--ready money, OF
notes for 60 days with approved en-
torsers.
Mary Fcnda!l.
Dec 6
e. The shove sale is post
poned till Monday the 18th
day of January next
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
COFFEE.

-. SIS
We have now in stnrefor sale.
500 bars prime Gcneives coffee.
4s .puuSheons Antigua aad Denera
rarum,
100 crates queea's ware,
CS hbiis. inolasses,
ia casks I.eaden brown stout
AZ cazkS cheese
70 boxes lDby 10 window glass
10 boSes clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
SIS packages German and Silesia
linens
81 pipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marionss Cargo,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandra
inspection
So hhds. tobacco stems
Al cosnuIete suit Of sails, rigging and
apparel, for a vessel Of 100 tons, nearly
new.
adams, Herbert and Co.
Nov rs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

N SHALL offer for sale at the dwell.
line Of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneale. il
Fauauier county. on Friday the 17thin-
slant. about twenty likely Virginia born
Terms of sale made known
at the place Of, sale.
james C. Derealc. Admir-
Of G. Deneale, jun. deceased,
November
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

He Subscriber has justreceived
{ end offers for sale at his store on
yuweI's wharf, so dozen bottles English
mustard, 10 tierces liibbert's brown
stout in bottles, IS bbls. Irish mess pork,
Cork inspection, 200 bushels northern
potatoes, of a superior quality, and a
few casks Goshen cheese.
lillian Garner.
Nov rs tt Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
RICHMOND, .,iiRCn {.
MoNr1cELLo. FsbruarY 19. l6.

MONTlCELLo, FEBRUARY ~. 10. q
DEAR SIR,
/ received yesterday your ia
vor-of the 16tn Inst. informing me that
the General Assembly had been pleased
to appoint me one of the Directors of the
Board of Public Works recently instituted
by them. Tne spirit with which they
have entered on the great works of i'm
pcoyement and pubic instruction will
form an honorable epoch n,the history
of orr country, and sincerely wish the
eli, cts oS age permit ed me to assist in the
execution OF their wise and saiu5ary pur-
poses. Bat feel 1t duty 70 leave to
Younger bodies and nin>s services which
require activity of eithr. jour,:cS which
shoaid call me from home at fixed tunes,
would often find Ee unable 20 undertake
them, and the absence Ola member OF such
4 board would give uneasiness to that por-
ton OF country with W hose interests he
would BE- supposed particularly acquaint-
ed q. charged. l am very thankfu! to
TIE Legislature for this proof OF their con-
ndence, and hope my declining 1t Will be
imputed 70 its true motive, and not 10
WANT of zeal whicn wli never cease to
pray for tne advancement and perity
OF our country.
A, cept the assurances ofmy high con-
sheraton and respect.
III JEFFERSON.
Il T.. GcUc7nor Nfcnoh!S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
Itl.alL.,u ntnht- 1n n,cInc,,


FIRE We have tbs moment witnessed ano-
th-r destructive lire-Ab3Lt S O'Clock, the alarm
was Il en- and the work shop OK Mr.. 10 ert Me-
Aim (cha r-mascr) was seen il haues. The fire
ca ssed TIE narrow alley, sx teet %ii4, which
separated il from aiarge brick building, in which
were two tenements; the next the alley WAS c.
supiod by the Pose Office Lriow, snd Mr. Mci[i,n's
family above the Other by ;ae t.l3ce n tie Day
Compiler.
A large crowd lad rushed to the srot, anil this
building might have been s~rtd, ii sufficient back Is
could baye been p.ocJred The BIsiu Of The ,an,es
River csnll within go yaais pt tie spot Bat
the same want OF precautIon and energy WAS eXhi
bitcG, which we have sn olten regretted.
fhe post Office was just ope:sing the Northern
Mail, vi II the alarm was sounded.-Every t.ug
in twas save L-Messs ). GirarGin and Shields were
forunste enough to save their printing materials ;
but, are afraid, they III suc confusion, IS
viii prevent the appearance Of their useful journal
for a day az two. This is the 4th alarm that the
Post Office and the Coupler have had within the last
6 mOnths--the Sd within the last month.
Mr.. McKiu has lost bDtb lis houses the mate
rails of his trade and much oil las furniture nat-r-
ally ,iured. This is the third fire that he has had
on his premises within the last tour weeks The
first DESTROYED work shop; the ID a stable this
last has swept his valuable dwelling house. Oathe
first fire. we pronounced 1t 10 be The work of he'll
isI mcendiny--thc design seems nos ackro yledg-
ed by the whole world. Mr. Mex. t-i locked up
his shop tins evening with his own haEds--Eo fire
was lett wituin, ana ne vas from nome wien TIE
fire burst iorth.-VVIIata heart must that human
being be cursed with who could thus plota success
sion of viIlancs fsnsht these with agsravs-
ted disasters To a worthy and amahe msn.
Yester1lry, three men attempted 10 rob gen.
tleman ~ @Iayo's briige-thcy succeeded 10 snatch
ing from, MS hands, bank to the value Of 5 er
600 dollars, aud ran OF Two iie,.. been Ia
| ken up, who suspected to he OF tie party.
~ The House of Representatives were
| engaged OH Friday last on the Bank bill
| a mot on 20 strike Que 50 much Of the 1st
section as allows the GoUerHnent of the
u. ). TO subscribe for 10000 shares of the
stock, WIS rejeefed-For the amendment
| SO, against 1t 81.
! OF We are suthoriz I'd 10 st te, that Mr.. John
Robertson is Candidate Tor this City at the elecu
on Of Delegate Tor the General Assembly
| We this day close the proceedings ofiho Legs
| 'sture--we have dwclt 50 long upon theG because
| TO use the words oil Sir. Jefferson, 1t will form
." an hou0rsbe epoch ia the history OF couu
try
| We shall be happy to receive any intelligent
| communications which may touch the sul ect OF Ia
! fsriGi IabrOVeBleHtS--1hi lis will be reserved
stand q ad, for the last page % our paper.
O. ~. s. q. Brarne will attend next Caroline Cont,
az Agent fertile collection Of arreages due 10 this OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06

The candid and
accurate A =. thus
quotes the p IS age.
" Ssnex remarks, /
have never VET seen
three farmers, who
would not but for the
rise in the value OF
their property, while
II remains IN passes
sion, se az ioIute l,,-
scrs - Their farms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06

EbY Virtue Of deed of Trust executed
= IN Gs ly James Wilker Of l.nars c.uuty IN, =
datc Gre trrr;y fourti NJ Nov nher eg-,cn lTndr
fRevc orile pnrPscs uerin mentioned, wf Be- sold 10
IA hhcst hi lts, NJ Iunrs r. Cog.cs MI for cal, 80
Sunday The III ~ q rarch mkt, thc fo.5winr ,,
pcrty. viz -
Dnt Negro Woman. natnrd Agy.one nurei LyJa os.
isv NAMED 5icgtci wiltt narc, Cll-f f0rfoei
grsy n'Te,or muc, trre iusy s susr;e,, "a
siisis tasneedue boni g,ysn BY ne st4 at,s
iis Hts ,tilam ROycri,0a, ~ . 40 flt cen.iif
fAtUEi DYER sen
lJCKJ.R CDGss
Xar.ts, s1-@3ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06

rom the war; -hotses VITA ;hecertsty That unte
II these circumstances, at least three tou tbs,
perhaps n'ne tenihs OF the trade viii be obliged "a
remain It's present state, preeudes The idea that
sny benefit would be derived BY tnst node of con.
| veyance. Ga the other hand, the advantages to b.
| derived by tue adoption OF the plan for improving
! the Navigation from Rockets upwards for the nd
nIissian ol vessels evident and cer;aIs. Bat
| teaux o., natts passing Though the LACKS of the
| Jau.es River Company INFO the basin canal be
| low, wul,d meet with iinine slate a spatch there
/ you'd bV danger or interruption tobc approlien-
lied, they would receive discharge ther loads
10 sessss or wareho1s without addlona trouble
| or expenee there would be no want OF room in
| the r.lr,.. al upwards ot q ne for the erecting
more Wsr=-osss III equally convenient for receiy-
ing aud di,,aIsiny sud possessng every slysut ge
th,t eolld Ge desired. The merchants womb Mt
be umuer the cessity OF attending 70 their ship
ping business at tie distance Of mere t,n mile,
OF being exposed themselves, or having their most
valuable merchandise frequently dahageI on the
wiI'Ves, and the business white equally convenient
10 every individual, would lie dihiised through every
part OF the City. Vessels coming and :;ons, with
out being subject tn one additional Inconvenience to
the captains or owners, would be sas Ell great deal
OF trou5c aAh expence, aod very frequ-ndy Dis
patuhur. ~ b3it the tire. The advantage 10 che
coal Dusaess would be greatly Increased Oh that
portion which was brought down the James River
Company Csuh, aud which IL is believed cannot be
ohu,iled in any other mode. The ncon, erieuce
w',ic is experienced on the hand may be ohvi-
sted, AMI the advantage = pec;ed on the eCher lay
b. obtained by the execr,Jii oItse Plaza tnr the i'm
proyerlent Of the navigation that has been suoAit
ted 10 the public.
4th,y. II las been represented by some persons,
that the proposed improvement win cot sum that
srtas Al il:a that any thing like a remuneration
will be made 10 tie stockholders. BY the tolls
eeiyed on wiiatnsy pass through the loeks-tn aA-
swer 20 this objection il must be observed that the
whole work IRON above Haxalps mill 10 tie locks
al L casts IS susceptible nj tolerabenice estimate
Of What it viii ecst--snd that CONTRACT may be
male to execute four fitlis OF the whole wll in
mastery manner loT snn between one hG@,'.eG
aud thirty, aud no; to exceed one hundred and fifty
thousaad riollara-which IA measure puts % rest
this objection
5thly. OBJECTIONS have been male chat this is not
the t,rnc open bno5Ss 0r Subscriptions, owing u
the pressure Tor money That ohjucior ought To
have bat little force, the Aolount t,st viii be
called Tor Oh each sha this an,i ta cannot
be supposed % exceed from - @oi,Ais IN the
snare as little more can be done this season, than
TO en,erinto contracts for the execution Vi the wors,
and that propositions will I've male 10 push the WORK
Oh with spirit the next season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06

Theconn.issioners Appointed unicr she Of the Gene
raj Assembly passed February seventeen. eighteen hundred
ana sHteci Incorporating conipa for tn pnr9o'e u in-
proving tire navigation .. JAMES kNcr, pursuance
thereof th NfGc7s CottHoIse, la hi, ciy, Mon
day. the 4tn of .Narc, and the following Resoiu-
ton
In orler I'VE the public opportunity Of iadgng of
'e provision CO the Law Incorporating company for uie
purpose OF improving the na,Ign iOn Os Jancs River
Kcsoled dat tt printers % requested 10 publish the
law ad that book for living suSeTI ptiai he new co-
sd ana dat they be again opened the r,t Monday IN
May next, the Merchants c:ges!iuulf, IL lie city Of
Richmond, and that this RESOLUTION be paalei in the pa
Der. cf TINS citY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
The 5UDoCKlDENo

HAVE FOR SALE,
very harisoln4 ami hnc-to1ed squses Piano Fortcs,
gfand ~. by brOaa~ood.
j. BRDWN.jr. II
Hlf. FiNNEL
q y rel :. 1r,,gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06

~ pursuance OF q - ga Uf ttu5t q. Dtu
u Wiiun sale jr 20 me, dated tie Ssh day Of April,
1914, anl recorded ~ the county court Of Caroline, uade
rest upon 5OO 6Ou the q Ofthe said decd TIL pad, due
~ William flecl shall sell. at pabe auction on III preIn
sos i0r ready money, the 3Ot INST IL fsr,if not
MONDAY, the irt day Of April, the iRdCT Or Linz,
whercon the sad William Sale ir. RESIDES, containing
uiree hundred aud three acres b. the less, Is
Ing ~ the lower end Of TN sd county Of Caroline Aso.
tn following negroes U wit Bob. Achilles HCuJ u. Wi
ian', Jenny, Funny, Lucy and Maria, much ui "a.
sind property a. shall DO sufficient satisfy the debt aud
terest aforesaid and te expsnc, Of executing tbs tuL
THOMAS &. HOMES, TRUSTEE.
King < Queen. Wayed .. oo-~7v'
Cabinet 61uktts
a Want to employ four Journeymen Ca
bct1iascrs, to whom tire most literal prices viii be
givcR.
Applyto W. COWLISG. on f Srog,
bcffreen mn u 2oh STcTs.r'
March "a. 7o-"~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06

self thus :.
i have been at
som= pains 20 learn
As far as enquiry can
inform us in the alb
sence OF all statistic
documents, what pro-
ht farmers generally
make on the capital
employed in agricul-
ture =; computing
their fixed as well as
circulating capital,
and allowing the le-
gal interest on the
money which such
capital would bring
in the market. | have
never yet seen three
formers. who would
not bat for the rise i'm
the value of their
property,whi,e it re-
mains in possession,
be absolute ! ,s'rs by
their farlns.' That
is. absolute lo.ers
in comparison with
what they would be,
II they were 10 turn
their whole capi1lI
into money & take
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
GOVER.NOUR ELECTION.

We have assurances from every part Of the
State, that the nomination o. Gen. BROOKS
for the Office of Governor, is recei we'd with
the most cordial appreciation. At various
times for forty years past be has sustained high
and important Offices 10th in the civil and
military line, the duties OF which he uniforms
ly discharged with fidelity and impartialiiy;
in fact his public and private life is as fair md
unhlemisied as even thai of Washington him.
self, those friend abd associate he wasl sndit
ought neyerto be forgotten tlse lsas.t9ks
is one of the few sur,ivag fleroes Of tie a.
merican Revolution, io waase courage and
services united with others, during iosg and
arduous contest, the cleetois Of Masaenusetts
are Indebted for the Freedom and natenal IN
dependence they now enjoy. The old IL vi
wing officers and soldiers of the revoluti5n sFil
rejoice to see their worthy companion il arms
and one who shared in the periis and tolls
of those times which Literally tried meas
sous put in nomination Tor The FIRST office
grateful and free people can dispose OF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
FROM ST. DOMINGO.

A friend who has juit arrived from the
kingdena Of Hayti. has furnifhed wi h
the Royal Gazette of that tate, varie.
ty OF printed documents, Proclamstions,
&c from the roya prefs at Cape Henry
FRANCOIS, ] and verbal intelligence of the
fare of the country. King Henry (Chrif
tophe) was al peace with Petion and the
world, regulating the civil policy of his
extenGve territories, ard encouraging the
progreis of cultivation and the arts and
licences His reiidence is al the Palace
of Ssus Souci In town Quilt by him
under mountain 90 miles from the cape
highly cultivated and defended by works
covered with goo pieces Of cannon The
population of his iubjects increafe rapid
ly, ano it is fuppof d he has 100000
me able TO bar arms. (P- ion is faid to
have 400 900 J he crown of Klsg
Henry had lareiy been received from
London, where it Gus % ooo dollars,
executive OF the diamonds which his IA
Bile majeity fur ciihed himfelf His 0ate
coach ,au alto arrived, and is iuperb
carriage built at the expencs vt I8 900
dollars in England. Schools and aeade-
mes are patronized BY him and he is a.
bout commencing the erection Of col.
lege, for which he has lent to Europe for
90 protectors or ilftruetors--a contract
for s cargoes Of lumber from this country
for the completion of the collegiate bull
dings we have feen. - Commerce and the
culture of the foil was improving in his
dominions trangers on mercantile Blu
iinefs are treated honorably and the king.
dom riling in power and reipectability
The 1T, and I'd OF January. the 18th am
niverfary Of the liberty and independence
of Hayti, was celebrated with he great
eft folemnity and magnihee nee at the cisy
of Sans oouci. by p1ocelion, review.
MATS, levee, addrefes feat, illumina-
tons, &c. A roll of the knights of the
roya, and military order of Saint Henry,
is given in one of the papers and
Jiit of 80 foreign veflcls which failed from
Cape Henry from the III OF July to the
9Th of November lst. A GAIA Hgue of
the princes, dukes. counts and barons,
dignitaries of the empire, is found in
fome OF the publications. Notwi,hitand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

Fssss toe CeatissJ.
q" Kennebunk, Feb. 26.-You commit
ted itrange error in Bottom, in announ.
chg that Gen. CYRUS KING, our indie.
pendent and dauntleis representative in
Congrefs, was on his return home If
was Ger. WILLIAM KING, who abou.
that time was OF his return to Maine
from fueceisiul electionerring viGt to
Bolton. They are brothers, and both
MOTOR Generals, but William is no more
like Cyrus, than turn coat is like an
honea man. Pleaie 70 correct the pro
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
NETWORK FEB 90.

NEW YONhI
Latest from So. Domingo.-A genJlemai
who arrived in town this morning, from 3.
Domingo, informs us, that when he lei
that city (about the middle of last month
he Emperor PETIoN was making greai
preparations TO prosecute the war against
CHnIsropHE. He proposed to put himself
a the head of %, 900 imperial troops, and
TO proceed in his march, first to the towns
OF St Mark and Gonaiyes, as the inhabi-
tapts of those places were known.to be ia
durable to his cause. 1t was believed that
The en;erp ize would be commenced with.
ou, delay ard no doub, was entertained OF
its ul innate success
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
Senatorial CANDIDATES.

At a meeting ofFederal Republicans of Por tland
holden at the Court House on Saturday evening
last, il was voted to adjourn that meeting to Z o.
clock on Wednesday evening the 9th inst. there to
meet at Mechanic Hall for the purpose &C appoint.
ing Delegates, to attend a County Convention,
which will be holden at Col. Bnrnham's Hall, on
Thursday next at 9 O'Clock p. M. for the purpose
of agreeing upon two suitable persons to be supper
ted as Senators from this County.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

U.VREASoNABLE FEDERALISTS.
The Democrats think it very unreasona-
BILE in the Federalisls, that they will noi
Join them in voting Tor man who does not
belong 70 either party, and in whom neither
Democrats nor Federaiists have any conf
drnce, and thus commit sacrilege with tAei;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
@ottCa11S.
Tuesday, March s, 1916.
ANNUAL MEETING.

Good Begining. -Tbe Annual Meeting for
the choice OF Town-Officers was holden in this
town yesterday. The business of the meet
ing was conducted with much harmony and
despatch. The officers of the last year were
rechosen by the usual large majorities, with
single exception, and in that instance, both
candidates were of the same politics.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

The servant ofthe Spanish Gen. Bolivar,
mas been executed al Jamaica for Murder,
Il Is said Intending To assassinate his mas
Ter, he killed another man, Felix Amen
story, revolutionary pay master.