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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17
Baltimore. August g.
LATEST FROM ENGI AND.

LATEST FROM ENGI AND.
B, the Belvidera, captain Hobsou.
! ondon dates to the eth o. January
have been received. The accounts
by thi arrival are not Of u very i'm
| rortan nature. being little more than
confir ustiou Of sdvioss before re-
ceived.
The distresses sfthe people in va.
riaus parts Of the country still con-
tinued. and heggary and want were
the order Of the day among the lever
classes. A reduction OF The allied
army stationed in France has been
effected-it now consists Of 500 o
men, bnt 5000 Of them are British.
TIE French government. unable to
discharge the instalment which b.
came due on her debt to England,
has procured a lean from tn latter
of s o. 900 zoe francs more than
il2.oOa sterling; one half to be paid
in m ues the remainder in provisions
clothing &c. for the allied troops
The negcristors Of the loan were
Messrs. Barirgs. Hope and Parish,
of l. ,njau ind amsterdam.
| The English parers contain &C.
coants Of rsYages b. gales in differ
ent parts af the coasts. particularly
,iu ireland, A hurricgne was expe-
rienced in the city Of Dublin on the
25ih December. which did consider
able injury
Til. late harvest 10 England was
very reproductive. and he agricul-
tural report for January received
here says. u great Nrtional loss has
accrued from the gene al necessity
of sendiug new wheats 10 market, in
such an unfit sta and il is suppos-
ed that our chief dependence IN the
spring must be Oh imports from
America and the Baltic.
Extract of a letter to very respectable
mercantile house in baltimore. ia ed
Liverpool, o7'h Jan. 1917
I" The import Of American CO ton dur,
ing the last week, has not exceeded 1900
bags, and some in" UPIards since sold
at s0} per ID, at a public sale however,
Ia few Of similar quality brought only cod
hut the market is-verS s'eads. and I:"a,
1.-The extreme scarcity OF gond cotton. W
believe prime Upland woold comma Il
lei led per ID. until he ''.e .,aa e.
lis believed our stock Of Uplands did
mo. exceed 500 blgs. Tar i up
tine are very dali at redrc i''n Of Cd
,from our las, quotations, Bos m F.,
s>hes have been sold at Cd. 'ut New.
York might be purchased at 50 Der
some new rice was iately sod with diff
Guilty at Ais per cwt and I'D at So:
per cwt.
: American -four has been in rather les
, demand at rs q 74s per SbI; The qaan
/; tity received smountS to 10000 ba res
Of which $4,000 have been transsiipps,
to Ireland and coa,t&ise There erna;r
unsold about $4,000 barrals OF sweet Z
10000 barrels sour. Dollars have ad
sanced il i.onGon to A. lli per %, a"'
Portugal gold in coin 10 81. 10 cd pc
} ounce,
"p. = Our London letters ,hls morn
ling advise of an ,dvancs in U Ste c.
,ock. ard quoted new 6 per cents, 81
! ga 81"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17
Port of Alexandria

Port of Alexandria
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.
March ID.
No arrivals yesterday or last night.
Schooner Henrietta, hewitt, Balti-
more.
March Is.
No other arrivals than a feet Of river
G, aft, with wood and oysters they re.
port a brig & schooner this side Craney-
Island. bound up.
Packet Montezuma, hence, arrived at
Norfolk 18th instant.
British brig Mary, Keen. arrived at
Charleston, 9Th instant, from Jamaica,
with 10000 dollars in snesie.
British schr Admiral Durham Rees.
cleared at Savannah 9TH instant, for the
West Indies-by n. Riley.
Ship Potomac, hence. tor \. Orleans,
was at anchoi on Tuesday 18th Instant,
in Nanjemoy-thus reports river craft.
'ts The letter bag Of the test sailing
|eoBpered ship Boston, for LlVERPool.,
will remain at the Exchange Coffee
House, until the Goth instant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17
TO RENT,

For one o. more years-The brick
store and frame warehouse, corner oil
King and Columbus streets, lately oceu
pied by Daniel Cawood, Immsdlate
possession will be given. on application
to
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee
JOHN ADAMS
March II eo6t
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Sale at Auction.
On TUESDAY aex.. 30. 18th inst. az
sv,.,,r. md FuWls's Ass {

On TUESDAY mex. .s 18th inst. az
j Swanson and Fowls'. ss: {
xEe One third # he hip
ra& HtZ- KID,
= burthen 500 barrels; osllt -
H&& Pa, tland, has perlo.n Z Dat
, va yu,sgrs. aud can be sent 10 SEQ q. |.
small expense: Sals at II O'Clock.
March II
Furrs & Peltries
On rhe 18th April. ensuing. at e)s'
ven o'clock 4. N. will be rfftred at
Public Austen, at the stone house Of he
supe iitendent of Indian trade, in
Ge,rg Town D c. A parcel Of FuEs q
Pel,ri.s, received from The United States
trading houses ; principally f'o", The
upper Mis,is>iepi, aud the Missouri a.
noDy the a.e.
$4,000 .haysd deer skins
ESQ bear DO
49, cub
1910 muskrsts
lao otter
Sc accson
CAS- beaysr
Add SOM cii and fox skins
approved notes ninety days, Will
be r-c.ised fer ali sum, above one hsn'
red dollars.
THOMAS l.. M'kENNEY.
ouperinte .'dsnt OF India" ..sdei
March ~ us
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17

AT a stated meeting Of The members
# the Star Fire Company. jain Roberts
vas chosen President. The President
hen appointed the following officers oil
he company
Commanders Of the Engine.
John Mnncaster. Ist
A. G. C.zenove, end
Geo. 2. Hough. Sd.
Regulators.
VIM Bartleman
Elisha Talbot
J. Il. Patton
John M'Cobb
Christopher Neale
John w. Msssie.
Property .Hsn
Joseph Milburn
William G;lham
Andrew Fleming
Thomas Shreve
Andrew Sehol6eld
Guy Atkinson.
.qae Men.
John Ross
Thomas Murray
VIM. Veitch.
Captains Cf'hs Hoas
Anthony Crease, 1.t
Thomas Steele, end
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17
N. E. Rum and Shoes.
John g. LaSd g Go.

offer tor Sale.
Landing from .chooners Five Brothers,
~ Packet and ,loOp Haymaker lrsn
sston,
100 bills N E ram
hhds do
8 cases a.! 2 barr.,s. containing 3
1r.piets assortment OF mems and boys
4".lsr .sd Enc shoss Of Superior Falhy''
MarA ,...,...s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17
Alexandria Morocco Manutac
tory.
1t the Csrnsr Of 0ronoko e. Wat~

streets near the Fish ,chaJ,
Where may be had. aororco tor gen.
tlemen's bouts, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining skins. hats
t.r,' and spinning wool. The above a-
ticles manufactured 10 the best mannes
by the subscribers.
John D. Benkhert g Co.
N, B. Ali kinds Of Silks sco~ered anu
owed in the best manner.
November con
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Sapannuh. March 6.

Sapanndh. March 6.
Arrived sch Cyrus. RUSSELL. New
Orle ms. 2s DAYS. Pissed NJ the
Balize. schr. Spring Bird. Of Marble.
head, from Lisbon, bound up. eft
schooner Mary. Of 'barIeston. Cor
{ is pnrt. 10 sail in 10 or 70 dn,s
On the a9d ult OF Cape Florida. was
spoken bv an armrd schooner. full
ef men. the commander of which I"
qnired of rapta : the he had
hid seen anv csrthagrni"? privateerS
on the 90" ~! There were upwards
Of 2an sail Of vessrls nj New Orleans
Waiting Cor e. lights M,rkets very
high: sugar. 9afa doIlsrs; r"8se. 20
n az per cut.: cotton, e5 cents. and
ir demand; molssses, ~ cents per
ga!lsp.
Arrived shin Caroline. Tifrsmh, 81
laws Passengers. Iieu' Dugomicr.
TAYLOR Of the r c frigate Java.
Sailed from ''sd;s on the 10th Ian,
Left shin Nnptu"r. "nssrIi for
Charleston. not vet discharged. n
brig 20 DAYS from Damascottn river
had inst arrived On the ssd ~ lat
60 long SO. smoke schooner Globe.
Fossct, 9 DAYS r. m st Thorn 8,
bound to Wilmington, NC all well
Same dav spoke Spanish chin. s d.
from Havarua, bound tn "adiz. did
not Iesrn her name. M2rkets ut Ca.
diz: rice Q dollars: Aour 2s. md none
at market; tobacco 80: corn 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17

ISSsCuSvs ~ soS
Henry Musrow
CHARLES raN March 8.
Ar. Br. brig Mary. Keen, Kings j.
February 2sa of h:va"s, spoke
49, 8 .tisn origs Dolphin, for Len
Iou, and Matilda, for Liverpool, who
nforned that they had been boarded and
,lundered by Caethageulaa schooner
pli,ateer, and that they were several
nther piratical cruisers (cne Of then a
large 6ris) in the vicinity, on the look
out for a Spanish feet f'om Cadiz--Ssd
the Mary was chased and fred iuto by q
schooner privateer, who kept up, an in.
ce.sant fire of round and grape shot.
within the range Of musketry, for nearly
an hour, without ever hailing the brig /;
they thea run up close to her, and hail
ing, enqsi"ed whsre she was from. re-.
marKing at the same time, that they
took her colors to be Spanish but on
learning that she was hound to America,
in ballast, they permitted her to proceed,
18th, spoke the Hanbursh ship Augusta
Csrolin,, from Hamburger bound 10 Ha.
vapa, small Carthagenian privateer, in
co, who had been amusing herself BY
firing into the Augusta Carolias for some
time, which carried away one Of Ner
spars aud mainchains whea they robbed
her Of 10 pieces OF sail cloth, topay TO-
tho shot they hsd fired at her, and al.
lowed her to proceed, after putin on
board Of her the crew of Spanish ship
trop Cadiz bound to Havana, one OF the
Cad feet, which they had c'ptu' ed +,
tn Augusta Carolina, vas in company
with a Ia z. Spanish GuiHeaman, frou
lfrica. bound 70 Havana ;shen she fel!
in with the priva,eer, who FIRST attacked
The Spaniard but being beat Oft, had
thus vented her raee, BY firing is'o the
, e. On Thursday afternoon, in the
fling spoke brig franklin, TaIlmah
just out from this port, bouRd TO Will.
mineton, N c who requested to be re-
p,rted. Markets very bad for Ameri-
can produce. Rice S7a7 l-2 Flour. II
IA: $1,000 barrels having arrived with.
in few days,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-17

the late president. was pronounced
before the corporation ant eitize"s'
by Professor Sillimau
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Norfolk, March 12.

sVUIJ sTh' uKdrcu IT,
Arrived British brig Enterprise
Baxter, from Jamaica. via Exum".
AZ DAYS from the latter. cargo sugar
and salt, bound to Philadelphia. sui
Tered severely By temPestous weather
lost anchors, cables and beats, ana
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had to throw ever . quantity Of 81 >,
: r.. poke 'isreh 8. brig Bs ~
,}ars!ow, from Matauza. bouDud
q. 1. asd being short ofprsvis -
|ob,aiued from her a small suapj
Psssen, GER 10 The Enterprise, d o.
Henry Musrow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that candidates for
~ admission into Bowdoin College, will be ex
ahmed 7BHr'Say TIE onrtb day II Sfffember rest
10 the Lecture Room, Massachusetts, Hall, at half
after eight o'clock, A NJ.
IL will be remembered that 10 be admitted to
Frefhman Handing. in addition to the terms pre-
(cribed previously 20 the year 1916 knowledge
not only of the Bstelis, oad Gs"giss Of YUga bur.
aso of The Gf@.a AiaO,s IF DS!zsi is now required
None will be examined who do not bring Eass
factory tellmony of good moral character.
j. APPLETON, PsssiIsnt.
Bfunswick, Aug 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
Spring and Summer Goods
JOSIAH MUNROE,

No. ), UNIUA-HUWs
TTAs inst received variety of NEW GOODS
E Il consisting Of Broadcoihs; Ca.siDeres; Sat
siaets: Boubazests; Grandnrelis; Factory Sheet
iors aud shirting British do. do; Factory Stripe
aud Check Cambria and common Dlmoties (;
VeIyets Buekrsm White and Brown Linens !;
81 Cotton Damask 6 uinghapls; So ard 4
India Cottons; Flannels ia India Counter
games Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas; White,
Blk. and Iolored Worsted aud Gotten Hose ;
Furnitures Copperplates GA, ia and 8 a Dark
and Light limitation and Printed shawls; Flor
ence Levantine and India Plain and Plaid Silks !;
Bandanna, Plaid Flag and Blk. Hdkfs; Calicoes !;
Cambric Prints; yellow and Blue Napkeens ;
Flag and Plaid Cotton Bdk!s; Vestings: Blk.
and White MiIlinet Wash Leather, Beaver and
Kid Gloves; silk do. Ia and ga Cotton Cam
brics coIored do; Plain and FIGURED Muslins /;
Book do Tortoise she'll Combs; Buttons; Pins
Tapes Shoe and Quality Bindings; Braces /;
Ribbons; Sewing Silks; Twist; Fans; Silk
Braid Daizy Trimmings Chenille Cords; Wire
Cotton Thread Silk, Linen, and Cotton Floss ;
Blk. and white Italian Grapes; Ga Silk Lace /;
Cotton do. Pearl and Wire Shirt Buttons, sc.
&c &c. all of which will be sold low for CASH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

three other epistes one TO the christians az Ph.la
delphia another 10 those of smyrna, whom be bad
lately Quilted, aud third 10 bis friend and fellow
disciple Polycarp.
From Troas, Ignatins was conveyed By sen q
Neapolis in Macedonia. From thence he weat ID
Phillippi, and haviug trsversCd Macedonia, amt
Episns on foot, took shipping again AZ Epidamnum
In Dalmatia aRd passing by the Rhegium and Pu-
teolf, Landed at the mouth Of the IIbers sixteea
mile al Rome. The expectation OF his arrival bal
drawn great numbers IF christians thither, eager
IL see and converse with 80 renowned sufferer in
the cause Of his Saviour and bis God. The soldiers
hurried him on 10 Rome. The christians came out
III crowds Ia meet him. Many, expressed wish
that be might be released at TIE request Of the peo
lie. The venerable martyr then addressed them
upon the subject, xithsaeh force Of expression
besoughtthcn not q Illustrate The desire he had St
being sraTvr aslaitGei TO the presence Of bis God
that they silently submitted. They respectfully
FcIl upon their knf Il before hm; he knet down
with them and IN az audible voice made most fer.
vent PRAYER 10 the Saviour vi mankind, that he
would vorCh safe to quell the storm Of persecution
10 restore the church peace and unite the faith
full 10 the closest bonds of union and brothery af
fiction. IT was the Goth Of December the last day
Of uc pubick entertainments He was Immediately
conducted 70 the project ofthe city, vho 10 com
panee with the emperor's order, sent him undera
guard to the amphItheatre
The whole city OF Rome appeared to Be there
assembled the lions roa.ed with savage expecta-
ton Of their prey. In the middle Of the circus en-.
circIed with ennumerable spectators, lonsing for
the barbarous light stood the undaunted champion,
with serene and joyful countenance, longing for
the eonsumnation of his martyrdom. Hearing the
lions roar, he cried out the wheat Of Christ
[ must be ground by the teeth of those animals ia
be made th. pure bread of Christ. MY love il sru-
cifed.' Two hungry lions were instantly set upoa
him. they fercely seized him in their teeth, crush
ed and deyoure@ his whole body, except the larger
bones. TO be continued
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
Spring & Summer Goods,
ARE NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD.

-kMoRG WHICH ARE
Superhne black, blue, brown and mix'd BROAD
CLOTHS
do do, do. common & low priced do.
Black blue, drab and mix'd CAssIMERgS
Light and dark Cambria Prints
Mourning c nghans--ditto Calicoes
and 4 4 Ginghams--6 and 4 4 Cambrics
Black and coloured Canbncs- Furniture Patch
Yellow and white FIsnnels
Mar(eIes Princes Cord and Torenett Veftirp
India Book Munin--Llnen Cambrcs
Jaconet, null null loom feeded, Leno and plain
6gured Book Mullins
Black lace Wells and Shades
IA and 4 ELK Shawls- Imitation Shaw!s
8 and Irilh Linens--Long Lawn
Blue and buff Nankins
Flag RomAll, 6zndanna, plaid ard black fix Hkfs.
EnEih nix CIoves-black, white and coioured
gentlemen French kid and beaver Goves
Centiemens cotton and TX pantaloou Hole
Gentlemen and ladies black and white fix Hofe
Ladies white, lead and late cotton ditto
Ce0tlemen's white, black * marble do. ditto
Black and CO CURED Levantines
Black, white and colgured Florence silks
Ribbons, an afIortment
4 6 and Chintz Shawls-Mi,leuetts
One bale patent water loom Shirtines
One cafe IS. 20, 80 80 inch Umbrellas
Back AID co'oured Canton Grapes
Back and white pink Italian Grape
India Costons- Bombszeus
Madras cotton Handkerchief
MuilIn Cravais-Fans-Slk aud Twia
Buckram-coat and yelt Buttons and Moulds
Pear Shirt Buttons
An ahortment of Wire Cotton Thread, SC sc.
May 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Gated meeting
~ of the Board of Overseers Of Bowdoin College
will be holden 10 the College Chapel in BTuns-
wick, on tuesday the fecond day Ct September
next, at ten clock A M.
JOSEPH NJ KEEN Secretary
Brunswick, Aug. 10 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
6 Eastern SOCietg.'

r He Members Of the Ealiern Society for pro
moting the knowledge of the Scriptures,
Chrifsian order, &c. in the Diltrat of Maine are
notified, that their annual meeting will be held at
the College Chapel 10 Brunswick, on Wednesday
the Sd day of September next. at6 o'clock, a M
VIM. jerks, Secretary.
Bath Aug 9 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
caedp Spring and Summer
:. GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,

Ne S. Ms, Chant : Rsr0

-orsrps roR SALE
DRoADcLoFHs--Cs1ineres--roloureta C3n-
u bricks-cambfisk Prinss--ceppsr P'a'e'-
,,h;.s C.mbricks-plsid silk --Floreree LuiirIngs
Ok and co,,On HOfs ImfatiOn shawis--Csn
ID s,.Iian Grapes -Gpghams- D,mo'y Cal
i,ras.--bpf and blue Nsnkins--eompsny Ban
s.ss.-lens. book and cambrick Mcii'ne- Brown
= .asa.--6lk Csmblet-- Pefhsns-fgured silks Tor
nonne,s--bIack flk and kid Gloves--shk shA"ls- e.,
Tos,an csllimeres--cambriek HsDdker elaeis--ehk
IA Tri4-Long Lawns--Llnen Diaper o4na'
huro.--bleach'd Rulia Sheetings- Dowl2i'- heo'p
Hoie-sewing Cofton--Whne leans. FACTORY
CHECK -llripe sud white Cot'sns--H laltees sho
s,ls;n gustons--Ik de-~Hccks aud Eyes WIN
+ vxr;.sv "a other sftfz3es. June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
CLOSET COMPANION.
JUST PUBLISHED and for fae al THIs orricE
j and az Wm & II HyDEs Bookaoge s, IN Port
land aud Bath
TIE Closet Companion ;

f1LN 6Ad AAku
The Closet Companion
or help TO lerious ions in the Important duty 81
ssif sxanirSsisa intended 90 De kept in the Chris
iian's usual place Of retiremen, 10 order 10 remind
him OF, as well AZ afIiit HIM IN The work.
Commune with your cwn heart Paw 4.
Beloved If our hear; condemn Us not then have
We na1eace toward God - John III 81.
Fer The Spirit lief besre,h witness with our
fpiru hat we ate G. e children of God
Romans VIII
THIS spsf sxeslishi 1T work ought TO be in the
hands of every p fesscr Of Religion and If fIe
qnensy assen,iveiy an prayerfu'iy read may be
Of real e 60 the tss CD tina IL he ping him 10
clear and WEI! gsoussVec yidence Of his ini ereif IN
Chria IN =xcsting Inn cofe walk God,
and IN promoting IL 90 h 10 Grace and alto to
the fsf 1sesiVs4 tscoEvsuce him of the fallac.sus
ness of n. 9s and az shs jepiorable state which
he i, If aud o 4. i've hm 90 his dangerous and
sandy hu'.4a'ion % ELMtGHTY and moif mer-
eifu AvIoUR P5ice ceuts angle go cents
PEI q II 4 Sc per hundred.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

THE members ale notified thAl the Annual
Meeting will be- holden al The Lecture Room
in Bowdoin College, on Tuesd'y, Sept "a y
3 O'Clock p. M. for The trsGssction OF business
A, 4 O'Clock Poem will be pronounced ~ tue
Meeting House by Nehemiah Clesvelsnd' j.
A. NJ. BENZ. RANDALL, Cor. Sec'ry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
CARPETING, &c.
VIM. & Edward Oxnard,
TlAyE ,hi, dav osened for (aIe
LAVE thi, day opened for fale
hidderminSter (arpetlng,

htuHCTNlEHSICF IuTptItHg,
Dark and light undre6ed Czhcoes-Csffimere-
black changeable, plaided and other colors, Flor
ence and I,aliaa Lutestrings-dark and hght7
and "a Imitation shswls-a large sfortment of
plain and fancy Ribbons--whie Cambris's-
Scotch Gineham and cotton UmbrelIas--Wire
Thread hyperion cotton black Sewing Silks-Bon
bazeus--kid and elk Gloves India Cottons-blk
and blue Nankins large 41ortment ST Amsri
can Shirtings and shestings- Cord VEL
YETI Bindings &C. yc. SIN Augut 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
NOTICE.

THE Trustees of BOWDOTN COLLEGE arc
hereby notified, that the annual meeting Of
their Board will be holden at Brunswick. in the
College Library, on Tuefday, the I'd day Of Sep.
tem5er enfuing, az 10 clock, A. NJ
NM. IENKS,
Secretary the Board Of TEulees Bowdoiu College
Bath, Aug. 2, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

Parsoa cheated BY himself Mr.. Jeremy
White, one of Oliver Cromwell's chaplains,
sprlghtly man, and one of the chief wits of
the court, was so ambitious s to make his
addresses TO divers youngest daughterthe
lady Frances. The young lady did not dis
courage him put in so religious a court,
this gaIlantry could not be carried on with.
out being taken notice Of The protector
Was told oft and was much concerned
thereat (; ne ordered The person who told
him 10 keep strict look out promising.
If he could give him any substantial proofs,
he should Dc we'll rewarded and White sew
erely punished The spy followed his bus.
mess so close, that in little lime he dog
ged Jerre White Gas generally called 10
the lady's Chamber and ran Immediately to
The Protector to acquaint him they were t..
ge'her Oliver in rage, fastened TO the
chamber and going in hastily, found Terrc
on his knees either kissing the lady's hand, .
or having just kissed it. Cromwell, in a
fury, asked what was the meaning of that
posture before his daughter Frank White
with great deal of presence of mind said,
may it please your highness | have
long time courted your gentewoman there,
my lady's woman, and cannot prevail
was therefore humbly praying her ladyship
TO ntercede for me- The protector, turn
ing 10 the young woman cried, what's the
meaning Of this, hussy2 Why dc you re-
fuse the favor Mr., " bite would do YOU :
lis is my friend, and expect you will treat
him as SUCH My ladys woman, who de-
sired nothing more, with very low cour-
tesy, replied, if Mr.. White intends me
that honor, shall not be against him.
oayest thou so, my lass p cried Crom-
well; call Goodwin, this business shall
be done presently, before go OUT of the
room Dir. White was gone TOO far to
come back: his brother parson came Jer-
re and my lady's woman were married in
presence OF the Protector, who gave her
five hundred pounds for her portion, which
with the money she had saved before, made
Mr.. White easy in bis circumstances tx-
ctp that he never loved his wife, nor she
him 'though :hey lived together near fifty
years afterwards.
George Graham, ESQ is appointed Pres.
ident Of the Branch Bank in Washington,
vice Richard CUTS, Esq assigned.
TIE 1ubte W'ild Sbtep sftbe Rocky 1IsuH-
tdin5.
! The beautiful Skin, prefented by John
Jacob Aitor Efq to DR.. Mitchell, turns
out to be one of the rarea productions
in North America. 1t belongs to a fpe-
ciea of fheeP or politely to an animal
connecting the iheep, goat and antelope,
Irunning wild on the rocky mountains.
The present fpecimen was brought with
other furs, by the way Of Lake Superior.
from the region beyond the fources Of
the Mif1ouri.
1t i covered outwardly with fort OF
thaggy hair, and within the hair with a
fine wool equalling the mott delicate me-
rino.-The whole is as white IS milk :.
Il appears 10 refsmblc. almoit cxsctly
the fleece brought by capt. Lewis from
the Columbia River. and. .deicribed by
George Ord. Eiq. in the Journal of the
, academy CT Natural Sciences il Philad=I-
nhia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
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