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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23

Bradcn, Morgan 4 Co.
"hNE received per The ship Boston,
from Liverpool, their fail importa-
tiOn: among them are
Fine and sperfae cloths and cassi-
mefcS
relisse ard habit cloths
Double milled tiab cloths
Rombazcttes ard Rattinettes Of all
col0rs
Rose and stripe blankets
Fannels and baizcs
WOODEN cords and ves'ings
Manchester Cords aud yelvetteens
9-8 and Ga siushsms
UadreSscd prints
Fu nilure do.
Cambric, book and jackonet muslins
FiGe laucy dr.
5-4 apron checks
Bel ticking
Lambs wool and worSted hosiery
and gloves
ON HAND,
Russia shertiHgs India mus.ins. &c.
on CONSIGNMENT,
Eotlur, VAN, "i'h variety. OF other
domestic goods
Oh mo Is tnthS5W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
G.. & |. L. Thompson
september 10

G. & l. z. Thompson
HAVE just received per the brig
I'll Tom. trcm London, and ship Bos-
ton, from Liverpool. choice selection Of
ScaSonabe Goods;
among them are,
Sheppard's, ard Neck & Co.'S. extra
best superiine imperial Saxony cloths
Do. do. single and double miled cas-.
sinners
Yorkshire fine and superfne cloths and
cassimers
Double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths
BOmbazettes Of all colors
Tartan plaids
Rose and stripe blankets
Flannels, white, red, scarlet, yellow
and black
Fashionable fancy vestings
Stout twiled cords and velvetteens
GA superfnc Carlisle giDghams
Mourning and fine fancy town prints
Rich furniture chintz
Fine India book, corded, and cross
cord sachare!la, null, vcined, japanned,
fancy seedlings, and other musllns
5-4 and GA checks
Linen aud cotton bed ticks
Aberdeen three cord wire threads, tai
lor's cOlOred do.
Ladies and gentlemens' fine leather
gloves
London treble gilt buttons, fine silk
wOye
Union, aud Leopold stars DO. &c. &c.
sept. 90 dlwmwfiw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Hugh Smith & Co.

EEAvE received by the ships Boston
I'll and S'aria, just arrived from LII
verpooi, their fall supply, which, with
their stock on hand, enables them to offer
an extensive assortment OF
EARJHEN WARE, CHINA AND
GLASS,
for sale at low prices. Also on hand,
A few tons shot
Pipes in boxes
Window glass. 70, $40, and l0-l2
A few cwt. dry white lead
sept - tu'hs6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Fall Goods

Fall Goods
VNiiE Boston's arrival from England
brings part of my fat supplies, and
have nov full assortment OF
Hardware
Cutlery
Rrittania
Plated, brass, and
Japaned wares
1864 b.. best Irish glue
$50 lbs. superior Turkey oil s!one
90 casks cut nails and brads
And just at hand. a quantity Of Bar Iron,
Steel, &c. &c.-For sale BY
RICHARD SLADE.
rr The National lntelligencer ard
Winchester Gazette will please insert
the above S times.
sept. IS tuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23

.""'"''"' ''
We gre concerned 1" STATE 'hat Sc
iiaus III t;rb 'urc Ha< just taSen place az
Curi,ck. to w.ASA The Sa2Joheu ie''e'
refers:
tafec6, .hGcH ~.
en- the ~ uit. intelligence was re-
ceiyrt here that a body oi Insu gems
from CH'mS"r had entered TIC diStrict Oh
khoUrrIah, where they we're Jo'ned ny all
the Pixies and Onl,hegrahs 10 that quar-
ter: tacT burned the town OF hhourdah'
drorc away tie Darogah aud lens ldar,
he'"ei themselves to the pabhc treasure,
SAID % amount I" $4,000 rapees' killed
ure 2lrkuudluS, carried OIL another ana
dcs'royed -eHeral villages in the ne'sh-
bn'houd
A letter from Jaggernaut states Their
number 10 about sou; they are daily
iucrea -, Ynh their ayowed' object IS to
expq, tie pr6Sc "fiiters from me RaJah's
state. s0a~ chlet Is a man OF the name
Of lubhG 900. VINO was formerly the sldar
of ,hr 25>es; and the other leaders are
B"cierihnr aud 3homanbuf Roy Some
REQ Is STATE their numoers 10 oa ABOUT
s. nd the wfo'e DISTRICT IN SAFE
81 ;'m aud q SmaY. te''e'Gay a''st-
ne" c"ionei Uia'iGtah sent Oh 'No ue,
4 Il 'ace"ts. one 70 h'oor""h' CONSISTING
3Ot llS men, un"er lieu'e"au' F'i"ea's'
aAJ the 'ther about '4o' 20 80. nasl'
uadrr apt. " i!lih t"h' 10 move VICE
Ger the W'ur SeA!S may oe' anu |" Gas
t:7e 'hjm, wHtc7, oy i''ce" ""'0'e-' ~ 70
expected they "i'' oe ao'c 70 S ;'',',
The Immaculate cause W "'s.'l'ai'e
appears % nave vee" vac "'"i''t On y. IT, "
parry Oh 'as'aa.e''' s!.rpoS0 ." wy
Mah ataA irot 'ef, WIZ" "'N e"'e'e"
tho Cuoack "iI'rIct thrHush '1o NIL
aid being Jolneu oy mI'n,uI T u .dsS
bonds iFo@ ,"e Pc gHi"h "a h'o "' ua.''
Ne '"s' rrecU"h ~, ,"on assuee a. r.S a'", "
,"S c'',a' Yer i% *. ~, .J"n, -, m,t''n,;rr
ht,.9S osrn o IN ,n;,I ,mears ms3cbIocks
'a'.'' "weU o.. WI" spe..S u ;I~nr ~
P'"1eeaeo 10 'Pf, s H,u.,"SL ~" nt -
t.''" 'nT Town VI eu r 49,; az" e." a. ~
ha0'' wlW H'e We" VI ., Iu'""S 80 90 .n W"
commun'ch'!on oe'"e'H ''o'e F''.'s' Iuu
particularly OF securing ule pe[soh o. 'ne
RaJah OF hhoofdah; VINO Is Tue hish pres
OF ire tempIe' ana "erea"a'y s"eel'er "
tae great IDOL i'a''hs sot P'sses'iou .,
P3,y' party 81 'he'n VIZ "ts pat ,Ss.
Tor Jaggernaut' ""ere tue hals" ies'ues
blt IN the Ineai an'e captain " a'l'ps'ou'
WITH the detachment Ihuei MS i eonla" =,
mad a"ned mere, anu Pos'e H; .',''s 81 ,hs
the town, 10 lrus'rd'e Tue ""Jec' Vi '1
insurgents Ls'c's nave oeCI II i CIV"
., inc 1'h In't oa' no Z. noo''''e na'' '""N l"
4 pace between 'He'a at '"at PeIlou r..
We regret 10 STATE lha' All "it,'e'' ieu.
tenant Ears 10 cnarSe OF !eih,ntCem ,:l,
"' troops, haG oeeh killed. III @t'sup''ns
!" cu' ms way through 'ne 'eOe'
\ detachment Of the body guard aHa a
large reinforcement Of intantry' are saia
4 to be under orders 10 proceed 10 oultacS
immediately.
bombay, Nay Ia.
On Tuesday last we received few
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
EnglisI'l Cheese, Mustard, etc

SGIIE =. GREASE Ia just received
% DIRECT i"om i"Hann & liverpool,
cases hot On han NuS'a'd
ditto Pineapple Cleese
50 duGh,e Gluuces'rr nud Ireshre
Cheese, part nlnriy selected aud sepa-
rately enclosed in lead,
~ STORE.
4 few barrel, of G:bson's superior
OLD RYE Whiskev; Macera, Port,
renerIie, Sicily 4 Sherry Vine Cog
nae Brandy, to- her with variou other
articles. forming a complete assortment Of
Liquor and Groceries.
s-ute,nbe, Is d5t,uthc4t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Az E.rckqnSp CDSe Houes sSg
SsSsEf. MARINE journal. NJ.

POGT OF ALrXAEDRIA"..SEPT. %.
ARRIVED.
Shin ATLANTA, Rose, 40 days r.. Ii
verpooi. .ist of vessels sailed, left, etc.
to morrow.
ENIERFD,
Schr Sally, Sheldon, Norfolk.
- iIiIan, Hand, Philadelphia.
SlOop Rosetta Bloom, Cole, Newburr.
port.
- Mechanics, Smith, n. York.
CLEARED,
Schr Constitution, Squirting, Quebec.
- HiIan, Hand, Georgetown.
Mary, CiemenlS Baltimore
Sloop Boston. Rogers. New-York.
49, Inrincib!e, Green, Baltimore.
.NE.N0R.4.SDA.
Sloop Alert, Case, cl at Boston 18th
instant, for this port.
Schr Handy, Carbcrr,, cl at Rich
mond 10Th instant for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Notice.
SUGAR, SC.

Sugar, SC.
40 HHDs. second quail. Brown SUI
~ CARS, which are consignment,
ard will be sod low.
90 bags heavy black pepper
90 boxes mould candles
co 10 drpt do
900 pieces German rolls
90 bbls. tanners oil. of sup. quality
100 reams wrapping paper
1000 bushels Turks island salt, and
A few hhds of Molasses
For sale by
MORDECAI MILLER.
september 10 itu4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Fresh Goods.

FsITE So or Or i.ss igl- oprnci Va
! 1T, OF CGY tG3IlS, cau9tl al
aac,izR lo, cash, VA Gu ar DIED g."
sale at rrices - ln, = they can be 70
tanned in tie d!strir
SAM EL MARX,
Fist door west OF re Mechanics Bank
sent. % Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23

bIoH-sSl|''s
I bale plains bale super c'oths
| plush cords seCund Il,
| bookings sup Gassimeres
| duff Dla kits sup tlann"is
! kend. cotton sup brmhazets
1 rose tlankei, case lrish ljr"rs
case blk and cnl. brown h".'a1d
cambricks l cul.aif ,. -
tr. SUPER calicoes dome'tc ~"
prints I madras AUkt5
| furniture 10 dGme. ."s,"S
| case sewing silk IA f"a.'sa -
Linen beHtjcking cotton 6Hi c'F. zds
Eu'ton tapes; cotton f'iaGe :hcd ace
Cotton. wcr.ted and six hn,ierr
yellow nsnkpens six pu'ses jeans
Silk cord. ewing silks beaveretts
Black silk hdkls peli.se cloths
Gaghans; mnrseilcs qui'ti'.ss
Fancy, worste and .ciene,: vestirgs'
Can,on grapes cordcd camb'icks
Cambria muslins striped mnslins
Jaconett cambric flu. Ell leno
Lace nett leno and book musIirs
Fringed and plain Ma ifua >tockinet
While ard colored XII gloves
French, beaver and buckskir gloves
Black galorhs blue si!ies-tOgsthcr
with great variety OF other reasonable
goods in store. |" The goods enume-
rated have never before seen 'Ilcred Tor
sale. 4 liberal credit viii be gwen.
Particulars az sale. "rt 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23

WhiSkey, Rum, &c.
NEANDEvILLE & LARMOUR, in
WI addition to their extensive stock.
have received
90 hhds Pennsylvania rye wliskey
% bis northern rum
hhds reined sugars
30 bags bourbon cOifte2 for family
60 dc India do use
100 boxes fresh Muscatel ralSins
5 tons patent shot
10 casks cheese
40 boxes rose and Windsor soap
pipe old dlc Favored cogsiac
brandy. sept %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23

- - Divine permission,
the Rev. JAMGs HspouRN will preach at
IN" Bap'jst meeting horse this evening at
candle l:.ht.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Bv JOHN JACKSON e Co.

On WEDNESDAY. 10 ). ~.
will br sold at car 'uctiCn r. ~, u
niOp-street,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Timber.

TUE subscribe wishes TO purchase a
l. parcel of SQUARE TIMBER, suit
aUle Tor wha;f building.
W. r.. DUNDhS.
sep. i8 1w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
l.. Z. Mauelrl

4 FEW casks Me-. Np-dor t. ,FouiI!c,
~ WarrIrop 4 Co London PIrticu-
lar Madeira, of fine quality. for sale by
Jan s. W. HODCSbN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
Alexandria Morocco Manufac
tory.
At the Corner Of 0ronoko e Wate'
ot,ppI. upnr fhe Fish 1ckurf,

Where may be had, Morocco Tor gen
tIemcn's boots, Morocco and American
K i'll of all co.ors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, hat.
ters' and spinning wool. Ite above ar
ticlcs manufactured in the best manner
by the subscribers.
John ID. Benkhert e Go.
NIB. All kinds of Silks scowered anu
d, ed in the best manner.
Nnyrmber , potf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
For Sale,
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
bR. DrAS's
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
Pills,

So celebrated in New-Ens|and for The
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are particuIa-
rized in the papers oil directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to genera! satisfaction.
These pills are recomn ended by some
OF the 6rst characters ia the state of Mas
sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY Il SON.
July 7 mt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-23
MAR N INDIA.

Calcutta, .4prii 9.
We are concerned to state, that a Sc
Klaus iii trb,urc has Just taken place at
Curt,ck. to WHICH the sQ5jOlned letter
refers:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16

To ~ field at Public Auction. by order Of the
Court 70 much Of h Real E6ate Of LEVE
CRAM ia'e OF Windham ia The county of Cum.
osTl@ud' ysomAn, deeeaied as will produce The
ioHi q Two htuiand aad thirty dollars to pay the
dent oil iaid decesled with incidental charges.
iha' Part of laid Real Eita;e which lies in fsid
"inohan conhniDg of the decearedx Homenead,
ShcePs'n8 me widows dover. will be fold at faid
"'nehsh, e me dwelling hou[e of fa;d deceaed,
~ "sonsloay the 24ih Day Of December inaan,,
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon: apd the remainio.,
part i'uate in StaDdfh IN fai county. ne pecefTao
ry) will be fold at laid stspdif, az he dwelling
hou'e 81 Mr. Edward Thomplcn, on Saturday,
.he 21th DAY of December infant, at ten O'Clock
m me toi enoon- Dated at Standiih, this Grit dsy
Of December. Sit
DANIEL CRAM. IuN. A1uinieratar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16
Edmund c. Megquier's Estate.

VIZ 'he subscribers, having Been appointed
by the Hon. Samuel Freeman d. Judge
o Probate, n and for the County, Of Cum.
Ireland, to receive and examine the cl. inns Of
tns I, editors TO the estate of EDMUND c.
MNeQOIEN, late of Eolsnd, in SAID county,
woman deceased, represented nsolvent. do
hereot give notice that six months from the
hrs' dSy rf October last, ale allowed 10 said
creditors y BRING in and prove their claims
a"a .ha' we viii attend hat service at lie
G"ehiIg MUSE Of said deceased on The fourth
oA'c id4Y o. December next, nj the three /.
lnviag non'h f ON two 70 FIVE o'clock If eseb
day. Dsttd st Poi.nd, dis twen,y.six,h dsy Of
N ''ember, in tie year Of oar Lord eighteen
hundred snd seve1t en-.
JOSIAH DUNN, Jun. ,
SOSlAH LORION eo1nnL!sno-eIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16
JAMES MONROE
Washington, december 2, 1917.

an 'ienerant, living in the county Of York. who
not connected With anyspartcular sect or demon,
haIon OF christians, pretends that be possesses the
power q Owning he state of the souls Of his hear
-uSsa'E, on entering the assembly which col
ect 70 hear his rant makes sion Iop@ avo,,,,h )
cast hs eyes aibund, and theu fixes upon SOM, H.
d'vIdual hom he selves by the hair of his head
and aIdlbly dooms him either 70 perdition or han
Piness--la'ely seized young man in this NAME
ana informed him that he was bound 10 h..l-,o
"hich the young man replied that he thouyht a
uch h'mSelt' as the ds**l had then got him by III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16

De LEI thar three n ~ brick Houfe ard Sta-
pies 10 Saco ftuated upon the Maine Greet.
1t has always been occupied as a Tavern and il =.
good Hand as there il in Saco,
Further Information may be had by applying to.
ne inolcr'oer IN The above premiies may be
purcha'ed on moderate terms and tong credit with
good fecurity DANIEL CLRAyEs
BiddeforJ Jan 81 re
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16

Prom TIE National IatelIigencsr Extra, Or ID &C.
This day, at 1 2 O'Clock, the PRESIDENT !
OF THE UNITED STATES transmitted,
to both Houses OF Congress, the following
Message, by Mr.. JOSEPH JONES MoNaoE, his
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
Mr.. Brougham and Lord Coctrane. |

Mr.. Broughnm and Lord Cocbrane. 1t
appears by late English paper, that Mr.
Brougham and lord Cochrane, both in
the opposition, have lately come to an open
rupture in the house Of commons. The lat.
ter declared, in an Incorporate manner, thai
the people 10 Scotland, not having any share
in making the laws, were not bound to obey
them, for which he was Immediately called
TO order by the speaker On which Mr.
Brougham rose and said, that if such was the
language to be used, he should move TO shut
the gaIaries of the house, and exclude the pub
lie from listening TO their debates, or :" thai
the question of parliamentary reform should
be dropped altogether. ~. y pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
CheaD Fau& Winter Goods
Iusr srcsrvED AND ros sAtE BY
ELIAS KELSEY.
No Z. MIDDLE SIRbbi

No Z, MIDDLE STREET,
<<VONsIsTiNG OF fuperiine black, olne. ohse
~ Green add mixed BROAD-CIOIH~-iow
=, iced d,sto-m,lsed aud Jingle CASSlMEkhs. va
er,on. eosor.-cnfis. Pains. Ssrges-- blue oaSe.
~fg,o and drzb Petite Cloths; Queens Gioln-----
3.ek brown, olive, orange. cinnamon, green ana
R->d aCMBaZErTs-w Wild Bores--2 bales ran
hDsl very cheap white and colored Iamprcs,
3),motes, null add leno Mullins, niee--r'oiehees'
r.ufr,uo, and sarfneet., black. olive. green' p'nk
~;nnamon add other colors--4 a, ana &C
cant filk shzwls, ga Merino and Csihmefe 90.
White. black. green and fcarlet eoiors--7 ana
"a imitation Patch lheil fancy fia'r lomDs'
Bandses- Merino Trimmings, Scotch and afsan
Flads--green orange and tcaret Agufsd KAHN
ef,.-6.7 8. 9. to * ia Roie Blankets---Swan-
l<in, swanfdown and Fancy veitings F'orenuse
do ladie. and gentlemen. white, black and naFe
Worlied HOSE ladies kid and fix CLOVIS. :
oeuslemens white kid acd elk do-Imperi2l. g,lt
and mzthsmxn coal and vsa BUTToN>-beil do
black and dsab fix vELVET--panfsoon Drawers
with and without feet Copper pIates--ind'a Ca''
icoes GIN0H flag and bandanna NIX
HANDK fRC HlkF>-c cotton mzdfsis and pun
cat, do--le~lng silk, Twia Pins Needles &c.
also ON HAND
AN ertensive aGortment Of American manu-
faGasred GOODs-zmong which are the follow
ing
1000 TO- Warp Yarn, Nos. from 10 20
5000 yard Rleached Shirtings and sbeetings
1000 do unblesched shirtings
1900 do ,heetngs
500 do ~haker shirtiDgs
goo doz Hiatt Combs
$50 NJ cut Tacks from IL TO is os
$50 do Brads do i.2 TO i-2 inch
Red and coppsraf. Yarns cs
Bedtiekngs from as TO $40 per yard
Broadeloths stripes and Checks
Pref CIoaths Cotton Ksrfeys
Sattinetts Diapers o
Ginghams Threads
Cotton Balls
Floor, Hearth. Head, DUFF and Clothes BRUsHE'
~ Country Merchants may as uiaal be accom-
nodated with the above Goods on the mott reaion
able terms, for csih or approved credit.
Nov ~ III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
MA4RIkO.


In Boston, on.the ia instant. lie honorable jon
athan Russell, late aiuis,er To sweden "a Miss
Lydia smith, ony dauEhter of Barney Smith,
Esq. The wedding was ce,ebratcd ct Kings Chsp-
Ell in the Episcopal form the Bride was dressed
il white satin frock aud trowsers. trimmed with
lace quarter Of a yard deep mr. boots were
of white satin her hat was ia the Turkish style,
also of satin, decorated with feather confined with
superb pearl ornament, the whole ha1 ing Tie
appearance Of honey cemb studded with pearls
her hair was very black. and curled close to her
neck in clustering ringlets; the bosom Of her dress
was l0oped up Enthusiastically with pearl healed gold
pins she had on her shoulders small white satin
mantle trimmed with swansdown, which hung off
with much grace; and round her neck was 4
white lace long shawl. The Bridegroom wore a
nuptiaI favour on his breast, white rose with an
appendage of ribbon of the same colour. Mr.. -
has six children, ore of whom was bridemaid
In Northumberland, England Mr. Peter Per-
cy, aged so, to the widow Hannah Godfrey AGED
80. This couple had been lovers from their shIld-
hood--but owing to what is termed q love squahble
the lass turned her back, and the swain supposng
her to be in earnest, out of spite married another
Her case being now hopeless in regard to Percy,
she for revenge gets married herself. They both
had, however strange feelings when they met. and
secretly resolved TO marry, if the death of thel.
partners permitted. She at last became a widow
but his wife obstinateIy persisting TO live, She be-
came tired and married again. His wife now d,d
but finding his old sweetheart again yoked, and no
chance of regaining her, he thought il beet to divert
few years with another lady. Her husband and
hslwife would alternately die. and the other being
married, no hope of their union appeared probable.
His seventh wife having lately deceased, she became
determined not TO let the COLDER opportunity slip.
and IL is.beeved, 0or she was perfect XantTppe)
that she scolded her last poor husband TO death. as
he did not stirvive week. II is remarkable co.
incidence that each Of Mar. Percy's wives produced
him daughter, and chat each Of Mrs. Godfrey's
Husbands was presented with son the same year
and what IS more singular still each son married
the daughter nearest his own age-aEd the mar.
riage ceremony was performed by the eldest son,
who was minister, in presence Of all the other
children and their families.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29

ian Rad employed his time in culling on, incidents
AMI frsgeents and 10 coiouring them his own
cafe, with a view OF dcgr adng one ofthe greas
political ar'es 10 This country and Of elevaring the
other, he could fcarcelyhavc been more iuccetsful
10 his article and faie in his g'offes than the i'm
partial author Of The Olive Branch ha. been
Ifi-ud not have been disappointed, If the work
bad been itliciy impartial for Ibid no, an,isi.
pate il !; nut my aflonifhmsnt was great indeed 20
find that il was wholly delttue OF every Cam TO
iueh character.
fb.y WHO espea that men, who have been
long aHociased with cosflaing political par ,es
vii, give fair and perfectly impartial reprefenta
tons of their respective merits aud faults will be
moi gene ally disappointed the Pride Of men,
their lntereh aud their feelings farbid itand The
uuivefai fa u:e Of works of this fort. which even
bear firong marks and evidences Of inch diipoG
tion. may be conheered coneiu6ve. The ceurfe
that the syork "a led the Olive Branch has taken,
the bands INTO which il ha. amotl excufvely fal.
ien demonftrate, once that il 10 received in the
world a a ftrong party work 10 all parts of the
country where have been, it 10 feuud almof en-
tirey the pofsliion of party; aud il ia kept
and conheeFed by them az the magic wand of de-
mocrzcy, which 10 uled amsng the ignorant 60
clesnis all its touches from the luppoled I'm of fed
eralilm
| Those who arewell acquainted with the poti
cal hittory of our country, neither require the aid
of the Olive Branch nor are in danger from it
but thols who may uniuspicioyny look into it for
Information, and they will continue much the
greater portion OF mankind, will be deceived, i'm
poled on aud mled a more fubtle potion, more
lngeniouly dngued. was never numbered, than
that which lice concealed and 10 circulated abroad
through your book IL 10 work deadly hottie &c
evey hope of reconciliation and tears up by the
roofs every FIBRE of for gvenels
If am called upon TO point out Its errors.
would Dior cut every line of The work, as being
cruel fraud upon the uuiuspeetng credu ity of the
unwaiy and as durab confervatofy of mat eriai,
calculated TO extend error and engeDder hatred.
Thus hr, Ihave briefly and" unrefervedly Civ
| en- you my view of the errors and defects of al,
Olive Branch aud it only remains for me to allure
you, that ! have no documents IN any degree alice
to the character or auxiliary 10 the dehgn Of tn
work IN hand
have the honor TO be, fir. your very ohedien
fervant, ROB II GOLDSBOkOUCH.
Mr. Msfbsw Ca'ty P6iaaipbsa