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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

lawful citizens."-Aftcr this task is pcrfari,iel
" hat is the promised advantage to be derived
from it9 VIII il save 10 az the community their
natural rights Certainly not. The princi.,lx
or natural rights, according to the accc5.atrn
OF the re;ornists, is much disregardcd hv Tie
exclusions contalned ia this catalogue, as in ih..
term " Freehold" Ii is more so, because IN
these exclusions are positive exclusions. -
ihe exclusion by freehold. is IA gi,1dfed,
and not posfice eNclusion--it is voluntary on
the part of the Individual TO qualify nimsclf!or
exercising. the right Very small exeitioiiS with
adisposiiion To make them, will afford The uuai-
itication particularly in the counties said to be
qualification may be obtained for fifty quarters
OF dollars.
Another mode, very much relied on too for
attacking the freehold right of snslrage: Is by
limiting out exceptions TO the general rule
Ihis is the most unfair, and least conclusive
mode OF reasoning. II requires too, less yeni
us for ITS execution. Every general rule is said
case of orthography in which, it is laid down,
that Railways follows q. But, Richmond
once furnished an exception, even to this rnlo
m a proper name composed of the letters
I" Wcrcq"
The true point of inquiry is this --Whetl,-
or any general rule has been, or can be devils
ed, more certain and effcacious in its pr,ctice
and which, will include more voters, who
oughtto be included, and exclude fewer, who
ougntnot TO he excluded, than the freehold Ii
NIT TO the right of suffrage ?-Iet this enquiry
be fairly made aud it isleleved that its result
will be most honorable TO the freehold right OF
suffrage hat whilst il probably includes ma
ny WHO ought TO be excluded. such as habitt,-
al drun&ards, protested gamblers &c sc. &c.
II excludes very few who ought TO be inclu-
ded.
GENERAL REFLECTIONS 10 be coattaxod1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15
BY LAST NlEiHTs AIAll..

WdshiHgtoE, FCJrecTy i3.
According to the provisions of the consttu-
ton, The votes given By the Electors for PRE-
sIDEET and NfCE-PREsIDEar were Yesterday
counted ont, IN the presence Of Tie Senators
aud Representatives IN Congress; aud 10 Was
officially proclaimed by the President OF tie
Senate: that
JAMES MONROE
= elected PRESIDENT or rms CNfrFD STATES
and that
DANIEL D. TOMPKINS
Is elected Nirh-PREs1DBNr thereof. for f0uF
years from and after the 9Th OF March nest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

letter rom pcrtAhe Mercantile House ir kiHgse
ton, JaDiacI 10 tc correspondent ntAis CITY, ftcd ne
ii ofJanuary, quotes Flour at % per bgffei lnd adds
that 81 had not DJen higher than tbdt price
fPhh. Ugifg ff'r'
BFstrs,zszss-E
6tOhBiTTED TO Bncku-hari Jail the 81 al Januafe
" last negro nian by tic name Of Dirf, who SAYS &c
Is be property Of Iona Bosn Of Richmond. Dick b.
stout black follow feet hilh upwards De appears
be- about venfyonc two teats old ard ycfy iadif
fercnuy tiothcH. b. rNANCH. JaIor
DariHighoSn ccNfy.
IeJrWgrg 70 0i-sSw
NTEGROES F0y Sntf.--syin he sold h. ne hrhe.t
IN torea, near Mitcbes Store, Friday, the 2sih l
sanl, eve Likely Nceyees. iol m0Lty-Aiso, hOf-
SEES hogs and plantation tools.
ltis earnestly requested hat those who hcyc claims a.
gain.t y. Richardson, will present lhein that fay,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

= KEMNRKs ON the UNiVERsirY BILL, Sc.
III our next.
MARRIED. On Wednesday, the 20th nit. Nv the Rey.
Jonn b. iioge, JoaR H. ROH0H, Esg. atorney at Ias
OF Halifax county, to tbebedMiifI and interesting MIS-
f'HAieA~ w. Price only, daughter OF Pugh w. Price
Esq. ofpriuce- Edward CO ihty.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
WIN Morgan,
LADIES' SHOEMAKER,

LADIES' SHOEMAKER,
GRATEFUL for past iavors, returns
VI mis- thanks to the Ladies OF Al,x-
andria and its vicinity for the very llbe-
raj encouragement he has received, and
informs them that he will REMOVE this
day to the city of Washington, in front
Of the Theatre, Pennsylvania Avenue
where be will be happy to receive and
execute all Orders,be maybe favored with
in his line. lie informs those in particu-
lar whom he has heretofore worked for.
that his measure book will be slphabeti-
cally arranged. and by their describing
the kind wanted, will be punctually at
tenGeftc.
eTThose indebted to him will please
pay their respective bills when presented,
to enable him to settle his business as tar
as practicable. By so doing they will
confer a favor which will be Guiy recip.
rocated. september ee
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
l.awrasOn 81 fOw lie

.awraSOn q fOwlc
"AVE for sale the cargo of the ship
Ill Maria, capt. Fletcher, from Liver-
pool, of
1000 bushels coarse salt
600 bushels coal
ALSO,
The cargo of the brig Boston, captain
Knowles, from Boston, Of
1870 tons Plaster Paris
9 hhds MusccYado sugar
ALSO,
The cargo Of the schr Enterprise, capt.
Gay, from 81. Andrews, of
$50 tons Plaster Paris
The cargo of the brig Mercator, capt.
Parsons, from Lubec, OF
$50 tons Plaster Paris
ALSO,
The cargo Of the brig Mary, captain
StackPOle, from Portland, Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
10000 merchantable
90 barrels Tanners Oil
ALSO,
Landing from the schr Hlan. captain
Hand, from Philadelphia, aud Nancy Y
Mary, from Boston,
Is hhds. y. Orleans Smear,
9 do Muscoyado "'
SO bolts Russia Duck, Q. q supe-
rior quality. sept.24
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
Eancu Goods.

IT. Country merchants and others
will find il TO their interest to call and
see tie Goods.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
March
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
An Overseer Wanted.

TINE Subscriber wishes to engage an
Il ogerseer for the ensuing year, to
small farm, 10 the neighboli:sod OF Alex
andria; none need apply unless well le-
commended ore with a small family
would be preferred. In the absence Of
the subscriber, application may be N; de
ei her to James Patton, or Alexander
Moore of Alexandra,
WALTER II. JENIFER.
september % fmw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01

Fresh LaSbon Lemons, &c.
EOHN G. LADD & Co. have received
81 per schooner Pike, from Baltimore,
and offer for sale,
20 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemons.
bale india Floor Mats.
August
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
Piano F0rteS.
Soap

Soap
VOHN 6. LADD 4 Co. have just re-
@ ceived from Baltimore by sloop Fan
nv, and offer for sale
4 boxes Windsor soap
4 do palm do
4 DO rariegated red and white
4 DO compound variegated
1 do wash balls
do bTown--allof superior quality
september 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01

T.. & |. P. Thompson
LEAVE just received pr the brig
Ill Tom, from London, and ship Bus
ton, from Liverpool. choice selection Of
Seasonable Goods;
among them are,
sheppard's, and Meek 4 Co.'S. extra
best superfine imperial Saxony cloths
DO. do. single and double nilled cas-
sinners
Yorkshire fine and supe; fine cloths and
cassiners
Double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths
Bcmbazet,es Of all cOiOrs
Tartan pIaids
Rose and stripe blanket,
Flannels, white, red, scarlet, yellow
and black
Fashionable fancy yestings
Stout twil'ed cords and velyetteens
Ga superfne Carlisle ginghams
Mourning ard fine fancy town prints
Rich furniture chntZ
t'ne India book, corded, and cross
cord sacharella, null, veined, japanned,
fancy seedlings, and other musIlns
5-i aud Ga checks
Linen and cotton bed ticks
Aberdeen three cord wire threads, tai.
lor's color. d do.
Ladies and Sentemens' fine leather
gloves
London treble gilt buttons, fine silk
wOve
Union, and Leopold stars do. &c. &c.
sept. 90 diwmwiIw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
Alexandra Morocco ,Manufac
tory.
At the Corner Of 0ronoko e Wats'
sfreefs near The Fish 1rharf,

dETfttS HctIF tEe II 10" "Hu,V
Where may be had, Morocco tor yeG-
tiemen's bosts, Morocco and Amerioaa
Kid Of all coIors Tor ladies' shoes. coach
makers ard hatters' Lining Skins, hat
ters' aud spinning wool. he above ar.
ticles manufactured in the best manDes
by the Subscribers.
John ID. Bcakhert g Co.
NIB Ali kinds Of Silks scOwered ana
dyed in the best manner.
November Z eeu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
Lime and Lumber
Barbados Sugar.

90 HHDS. first quality Barbados SUI
20 gar, for sale at lorg credit for
approved bills, or discount allowed for
cash. N REILLY,
Stores Of Messrs. J. 81 P. Janney,
August Is Union street
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01

Whiskey, Rum, &c.
NJANDEVILLE l. LARMOUR, in
WI addition to their extensive stock,
have received
20 hhds PENNSYLVANIA rye whiskey
90 bbls northern rum
hhds refined sugars
20 bags Bourbon coffee for family
90 do India do use
40 boxes resh Muscatel raisins
5 tons patent shot
10 casks cheese
40 boxes rose and Windsor soap
pipe old fine Favored cogniac
brandy. sent %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01

Sugar, &c.
~ HHDs. second quail, Brown STU
~ CARS, which are consignment,
and will be sold low.
20 bag, heavy black pepper
90 boxes mould canoles
90 do dip, do
900 pieces German rolls
20 9bls. tanners oil, OF SUP. quality
100 reams wrapping paper
1000 bushels Turks ISLAND salt, and
A few hhds OF Nolasses
For safe by
MORDECAI MILLER
september I9 l'u4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
ENGLISH AND GErMAH
ALMANACS, for 1918,
Just published and for sale by the gross,
In..,, - La nnn

Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one.
Bv JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many,other established reli-
gioss works Of merit. 4 general assort-
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Diworth's, Webster's. MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blsir's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New-YOrk Reader,
No. |, 2 and 5, Scots Lessons, En-
fields Speaker. Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker; Dodsley's and Cro1
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try. O'NeaI's and Willet's Geography.
Dilworth's, Tutors. Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, JohnsOn's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law. History and Miscellany
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
ral discount. August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01

John Jackson & Go.
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ bales burIaps 49,
~ 2 s super cloths
4 ticklenbvrgs
case dowlas, superior quality
1ales India cottons
9 bales 6ombazetts
trunk 7.S London chintz
. trunks prints, good patterns
9 cases cords and yelvets
cotton lose
2 trunks super g:nghams
case tapes
jaconet cambrics
2 brown holland
Irish linen
g umbrellas
The above described goods were pur-
chased for cash at auction in New-York.
and will be sold to merchants at small
advance in lots to suit them on accommo-
dating terms.-they have also,
9 cases French hats
2 silk hats
felt do
morocco, kid and silk shoes
l boots and shoes,
Togethefwirh great variety of dry
goods and groceries, which will be sold
d. very reduced prices.
They are receiving goods daily, so that
a constant supply Of well selected goods
is kept up, afordins to merchants an op.
portuuity of supplying themselves with
whatever may be wanting at the most
reduced prices. Their assortment at all
times will be found well worth the atten
ton Of purchasers, and to those who our
chase largely "a liberia! credit will he given
Tor approved paper. Mss if
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
Hardware & Cutlery.

fESHE subscriber has few casks Hard.
\ ware and Cutlery, which he viii
sell very low for cash or on short ere
dit. lie has also handsome assortment
OF GOODS opened. with a general as
sorttusut of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
mo, 1884.
Charles Sladc

Charles Sladc
HAS received by the ship Boston,
Ill Finley, and the ship AtalaDta, Rose,
from Liverpool, part # his fall importa'
ton of H.aRDW.1RE.
And who has'lately received large and
general assortment Of
Bar Iron;
which, added to his former stock, makes
his assortment very complete.
p The Winchester and Leesburg
papers will please insert the above three
times, ard send their accounts to this or
fee for collection.
sept. 81 OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01

Whishey, sum, &c.
HHHE subscribers have just received
Il aud offer for sale,
Is b5ls
4 hhds.Ium
bids. Jamaica spirits
= pip French brandy
9 ditto Holland giu
l5ooO vt, sreen coffee
10 bids. sugar
bales cotton
90 chests young hJsOn & imperial
10 boxes figs Teas
10 do fig blue
AND IN STORE,
Pepper; alspice; ginger; cloves nut
Inegs; apple brandy molas,es, etc. etc.
All OF which will be sold Oh accommodate
ting terms. CHICK & CLARKE,
sept. 10 Genital wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-01
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER l, 1917.
Fall Goods.

Joseph J,NNEY. has imported in
81 the ship Boston, Capt Finley, from
england, about an hundred packages,
cHu'ainiEg general assortment uf
WO0LLES e C0TTOS GOODS,
whica are offered for sale by the package
or piece, and are very low. -
september &C DIFF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

The Executive Officers of Dartmouth College,
| having been hunted from every retreat in the col
lego buildings, where they might meet the students,
procured hall contiguous TO college for public
exercises. Ii will make most excellent chapel
Ihither they repaired on Monday morning last
the beginning of the term, at hour at which the
students had been notified to attend, for they are
driven from the use of the bell well as other ap-
pendages of the college.
1t was pleasing, though solemn sight, TO see the
student who before had been accustomed, at the
return of season of study; to flock to the chapel
at the welcome sound of the bell, now punctually
hockng to this retreat of prosecuted innocence.
The sun had just risen, and the morning was clear
and still. Every heart beat high with emotions,
which similar occasion might excite, but which
battle description.
The business of the term has begun as usual
Professor Adams, we understand, will soon be sup
Piled with philosophical apparatus; and instruc-
ton throughout the classes will be given as former
~. lhe Students now on, almost without excep-
tlon, adhere firmly to the Officers Of Dartmouth
COLLEGE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
LOST an Portland.

an the evening Of the sh or morning Of che
~ 9th intact a led Morocco POCKET BOOK
containing one FIVE doar bill and one one dol,ar
bill Note of hand 6gned by Edward Baker, Jun.
TO Daniel Billings, Of about 70 dollars, with two
endorsements thereon Of about ten dollars each.
Alto, one fgned by Daniel Billings to Jofeph
Hoole, of about Gxteen dollars with an endorimeDt
by John Coolidge, afo, 6gned by Caid Bill.
ings 10 the fubfcriber, of about nineteen dollars.
Afo one Ggned by William aud Jonathan Morie
oftwe1ty five dollars. with nine dollars eadorlsd
thereon siic, Deed Ggned by J5el Barnard TO
the iubicriber, and are no; on record, with few
other paperss Whnever has found laid Pocket
Book is requeNed 70 leave il with Mr.. Benz amin
Dodge or give information where il may be ob
tanned and they fhall be entite1 20 the is dollars
as reward for their trouble
JONATHAN BARNARD
Portland, March 9th Is
" q All persons are cautioned agaion purcha
Eng fad Notes, as payment will be Immediately
Popped.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

THAT vsluable Fishing stand on Bailey Isl
and, ~ the town Ut Harns well, W.T. the Farm
die ming !, also he WHAT'S, Stores, Fish hous
IS, She'd CIsterns for curing fish, dwelling
House sc.
Il will be Let for two hundred dollars for
one year, o. sold for three thousand Doll&rs and
possession given the hFst day of April mex.
also, For sale handsome stuA1ion in Bruns-
wick vrl>ge, consis' ing Of 3 convenient dwtl-
ing -house, shop, wash-Aouse wood and bz K
nouse, shead Chsise ht use, Barn &c, an excel
len garden with good pump and water IN the
same. Another pump with good water in the
wash house. Possession given Immediately.
Inquire If JOHN ROWE, ut BFunA.xick
Brunswick March a h 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
NOIICR

WE b. Subscribers having been appointed
by the Hon. jeremiah Bailey Esq. Judge of
Probate Of wills &c. for the County of Lincoln,
TO receive aud examine The claims Of the sew erai
creditors to the estate of JOHN BATTLE,
late Of Thomaston. in said county Of Lincoln, de-
ceased. repl esentee insolvent, do hereby give
notice that six months are SLOWED said creditors
70 ing in and pruve their claims and that
we shall attend hat service at the house Of John
Gleason in said Thomsston on The frs. Tuesday
OF April, May and June next ut Two Of The clock
r. nj. on each Of sail days
JOHN GLEASON, Cofanlis-
SAM'L s. WILLIAMSON. sssners.
Thoma ton, Feb. IS, 1917. 2w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
MAPRTED,
NfRRIE d
In Minot, by the Rev. Jonathan Scott, Mr..
Abel Chandler, to Miss. Elizabeth Davis.
. DEL.


In Port-au-Prince, (hsyt) on the Goth of Jan
last, Mr.. FRANCIS TuKEY, mate Of the brig Box
er, Mcclellan, of this town, aged 24-an enterprz-
ing aud worthy young man,
La England, Earl Sanhope,a conspicuous cppo-
stion member of the British house Peers and dis
tingushed for his literary talents
In France, Gen. Ierrdu formerly Minister to
the US
AT Calcutta, Mr. Frames Sheafe, aged 90, OF
Portsm outh r. H. Snpercargo of ship Marccllus
At Lexington, Col. John Chandler, aged 80.
In Belfast, Francis anderson, mer aged %, a
native of ireland.
In Fryeburg, Gen. John M'lIillan, aged IS
sheriff Of Oxford County.
In Newbury, Col. Jaceb Gerrish, aged 78. AT
The age of 26 he engaged in public business; was
appointed magistrate and previous to the RevoIu-
ton represented the town in the General Court.
he fought on Bunker's hill in the capacity of a
Captain and led ON his company when Others were
discouraged on account of the floating batteries
Soon after, he was appointed Colonel in the Con
tinentai service and was in the battles of Mon
mouth, White Plains, Princeton and Trenton and
obtained the full appreciation of the Commander In
Chief.
He was always firm supporter of the Washing
ton principles to which he adhered to the last
In Maryland, Archibald Van Horn, ESQ. for
merry member of Congress-
In Pennsylvania, Matthew Patterson, ESQ. IS
native of Scotland he came to America in 1856
and throughout the revolution was active in behalf
of his adopted country.
In this town, on the 22d ult. Maria, Daushter
of Edward Little Esq aged 10 years and months
Sweet is the remembrance of the mild, gentle and
afectionate child
"Of such d The Kingdom Of God"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE..
French Conss ate, B Jston. !

March 5, 1917
THE French Consul OF II. M c Nj. The King
OF France, for the Eastern S ates, residing
at Dos on. hereby gives public notice. that he
has lately received official Instructions. concern
ing the passports of persons going 10 France. Of
which the following is an extract 80 hereby
intoI m you that no individual, whether French
man or Of any other nation, will beresfter be al.
mitted TO land IN Frsnce, if he is not the bearel
Of passport. given by The Minister otlhe KING
or one of His NJ iesiys Consuls IN the United
States, or at least countersigned by them. Eg
cry passport issued by territorial authority, Q.
any other 81 hority qualified 10 deliver them,
mus then be presented 10 them for their sigma
ture.n
The public will perceive by the Instructions
conts,ned IN the above exlrscI, that no persons
whstever going from the Unit led Sta es TO France
VII be suffered to i.nd, unless his passport be
Ell her given or countersignei by he French
Minister or cue Of the f ench Cunsuis in this
country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

Spoke. FEB =, lat. IS. H. long. r., 9, schr. To
renzo. sproui, 50 days from Bristol, Me. for Bal
timore, in distress supplied her with provisions
and water.
AT Jeremie, St. Domingo, Feb. brig Merchant,
Burnham of Kennebunk, for Port-au-Priuse in
days,and schr. from Portsmouth the only Amer
leans there, aud unable TO sell their cargoes. Two
pirates, who had sailed out Of Jcreme for some
time, were taken possession Of few days before.
and condemned TO Be shot. There at Port
au-Prince, 50 sail or American vessels, unable to
sell their cargoes.
At 81. .Fago. Feb. l. schr. Pegasus, Gordon, for
the District Of Maine in 10 DAYS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
ROE S4LE.

Ply le SUBSCRIBE, me frio~ing valuable
RE Al ESTA TE, ii uated uear Gotham c. rner,
xz
ihree.furths or en- acre Of Tsnd with a
DIV Hing n out 64 by IL teet, one SD, q 80 by
=, and an or "a y II feet, Together with 9TH
r. u-hallding. The eeon
Aiso--FiF egn sores of L nd snusted within
If nj Of Gorhs m Coruef, 10 acres Of which
under good improvement.
Ltkczise-An acre and 9ne thi d Of Land in
lie highes a'e fculivstlon, situsted the
nainr q. eadlng 10 Potti nd.
Aso-F 'rty &c es If L4nd sdj ming he own
n Stand 81, with good growth ofw Of h reon,
L,keuise- len Sq,.- &c rods o. L a., stuated
oorifsm Corner, wl'h stofe .wo stories high
3 : 10 feet, having 81 excellent cellar Under
q sane Apply T. EBENEZER HATCH.
G rhsm March II, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11
DARTMOUTH UNIVERSITY.

The delusion has vanished. The farce is ended
The mask is taken off, We have at length seen the
result OF the magnificent promises and grand calcu
lations, which few months ago were rung through
New Hampshire, and by which majority of tn,
Legislators of this State were dupad into measures
almost ruinous to Dartmouth College. Nevei
have we known a cast, TO which the line of Horac,
more exactly applies.
=" PGrtnriant monteS nGscetur ridicuLus mus"
The mountains have in very deed been in labour,
and have brought forth-a mOuse.
The SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLAR donation to the
college turns out to be gift of ten or twelve thou
sand TO Mr., Allen, which in all probability would
in one year have fallen TO him by inheritance, and
which is to procure him the presidency The Uni
versity itsef--which made such figure on paper
with its institute, its Colleges, and its Professor.
hanging 10 (which bad DR.. Miller for its head
which was to extend its wings to the Ohio and the
Penobscot, and TO throw Yale and Harvard into it.
shade-dwindes away, until we find decrepid and
deranged old gentleman for its principal, and the
Rev. William Allen, supported by Messrs. Cartel
and Dean, for his assistant and substitute Its stu
dents are yet 10 be numbered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-11

WE The subscribers, having been appointed
By the Fl n. Samuel Treemsn Esq. TO receive
aud exsmine the claims Of the creditors % the
estate Of HUGH WOODBURY., late of West
brook IN the county OF Cumberland, deceased,
represented insohent, do hereby give notice
that six rs sre allowed TO said creditors %
bring in snd prove their claims ; End that we
will attend that service Il The house Of the Wild
ow 10 said Wessbro On Ssccsrappsl on The
bird Wedfe day Of March instant. md on the
st "Wednesday Of The ise following months.
LNOCH FREEMAN
John r. SMITH.
Weslbro < NaFcl Al 1917.