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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

SPANISH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
A Demerara paper of the goth Aprii
brings another verfion of Revolutionary
events in the vicinity of the Oror0oko in
Terra Fiynla.
A SPanifh emigrant in DgDaGyGra, bad
received information, that plot to deIiv.
er the Spanifh port Of Aneu5tara TO ths
patriot chief PIAR, had been providentiaE
ly detected ;-that FiTzcERALD, the
traltorous Governor, had been arreasd
and fest in irons to the General in Che,
MoRILLo, ar VarenGg, for trial and pun
iihmeDt ;-and thar his principal aSccr
ate, Commifary, with a number Of 10
ferlor abettors, had been fnmnarily iriirs''
and fl1os.
The proofs of the treachery were lad
to be ample ;-That FITzCERALn bad
occasioned an artificial fcarcity to pro.
mote it and tha; great quantities q
Proviions, and 10000 dollars in fpets,
were found concealed among his effects
That two days after the detection q
this plot, the royalift Gen. Morales s7.
peared 10 force before ArguRurafFoS
Caracas, gave battle to the revolu,iona'I
army, under Cen Cadana. defeated I
and compelled it to retreat six leagues
where !, hated Here they were follow
cd by the Spaniih General Sorati. VIZ
1909 men, from Fart Gayand "a baiik
enfred, when the latter was complsis''
defeated by the revolutionilts, and hInF
felf, and mott of his troops. either kill''
or made prisoners
After his fuccefs. General MOralls
entered 6ug9ufSra, trar ouilized the pss
lie mind-gave ORDERS fors prosision''s
and reinforcing the garrifon--and 'hss
fat out in quea Of the parry which -
defeated Sorati.
The Spanifh exp di;ion which len :.
dig IN Arril lao had 6oon froOrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

uFana total Of the salaries of the Officers
anu clerks, employed at Washington.
PeF a"nhm' SSji ,88T
sncinding the President, there are twentv-one
n'nerent departments. or Offices, al Washington.
In these oices there employed or at least paid
l"o hundred and hfiy-seyen persons. Two hun.
efeu ana TWO are clerks and twenty three ressen-
ss's a1a assistant messengers. OF the above mum.
ty-one Irishmen twelve Enclishmep four s~o,~s-
men, three swedes, two Germans one Russian ere
rom IoFtoia and one from Bermuda.
lns shows friendly disposition IN the asrn;,is.
r1s1o" towards foreigners, 70 say the least IF il
tn we very mueh a0uht whether arotber ;-s,sara
can ~ found. where government csnplovs - a.
a'oua III cabinet sn equal number of Foreirners =
'as eAeiEsicn otits native citizens.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
PLEASANT PROSPECT.

Dispatches are said 10 have been recent
lv received from our Ministers in Russia,
Great Britain and France (the only nations
in which there exists the necessity of keep
ing Ministers which give assurances, that
our relations with foreign rowers generally
we're upon the same amicable footing as
those OF the greatest of those powers
That with England ;hey were particularly
so and that there exists probability that
a relaxation ofthe British colonial system
would be made, so far as to admit the Uni
ted States to participation itT the trade
with the West India Islands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

DuSHtHy " Hfc BfAtc ITeHIgOn
A German count hada very valuable dog,
a large and noble looking animal; in some
description OF field sports be was reckoned
exceedingly useful, and a friend of the
counts applied for the loan of the dog for a
few weeks excursion in the country il was
granted /; and, in the course OF the rambles,
the dog, BY a fall, either disIocated or gave
severe fracture to one of his legs. The
borrower of the dog was in the greatest
alarm, knowing well how greatly the count
valued him ard, fearing 10 disclose the
Tact, brought bim secretly TO the count 5
surgeon, skilsul man. 10 restore the limb
After some weeks application, the surgeon
succeeded the dog was returned, and ell
was well A month or six weeks after this
period, the surgeon w-s sitting grasely in
his closet, pursuine his studies, when he
heard vioien: scratching at the 5oltom Of
the door ; he rose, and on opening IL, 10
his surprise, he saw he deg. his late paiieSt.
before him. in company with smother dog
who hid broken his leg, and was thus
brought by lis friend so be cured in the
same manner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

There has been imported into the Havanna, from
the 9th 70 the nth March last, nine hundred aad
tioety siares from the coast OF Africa, and on the
fifteenth Of the same month"; sailed from that port.
fire brigs and fire scheoners for the same coast and
in the same trade.-N Orleans Com Press.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
Dutch WeSf. Indies

A new Governor has arrived at ST. Eus-
talla, from the Netherlands, and has decIar-
ed, by proclamation, that island open to all
nations and has invited the intercourss
with all. This revival of the old Dutch
system is aus picious to liberal commerce
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

Congreis, as to enable tile cisizcns to efs
feet a choice In the diitTicts.
n commutce was choien to report oa
the expcdi=ncy of altering the law rela.
tive TO the mode of trying the validity OF
affignments of goods, sc IN The hands OF
perfon: attached as trunces of the al.
IgnOss, TIC.
n report OH The reprefcntation OF the
Quarter Matter. General, refpetting the
exchange o. condemned ordnance, &c.
for ferviceable pieces, was read, and com
mittcd
Pefi4ions ccmmittei-Of Joel Read and
Others; of Francis Oliver and others,
for The incorporation of the Grand Lodge
Of Malons
THURSDAY, JUNE IA bill from the
Senate to efabliih Court OF Equity, was
read firit time, and on the queltion
Shall Tbs bill haze a jecond reading! de
bate enIued, when the numbers were. 28
for and "a againl the iecond reading.
Mr.. Hubba a then gave notice that h
ihould move reconsideration of the vote
10 morrow.
MASSACHUSETTS CLAIMS.
A refolvc pai7ed both Houies requea-
ing the Senators asd Representatives of
this State in Congrefs. to Prefent the
claims thereof ,c the General Govern
,nent for allowance. and authorizing the
Governor TO appoint agents to arrange
and prepare faid claims, and apPortioning
all monies received and hereafter to be
received, TO the payment of the war
debts and alto to authorize His Excel
Iency to make fuch communication with
the executive of the Us. for the balance
of arms due to this State, as in his opin-
ion the intereits of the State may require
FRIDAY, JUNE r3.
The committee on the motion 10 make
an addition to the Governors falary, re-
ported, that it is not expedient to take
the fubject into confederation at this
time. Accepted in both Houses.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
HOUSE OF kEPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, JUNE Q.
AMERICAN MxNUFA TURR


Mr.. Allen, of Pittsheld, moved, that i,
be recommended TO the members of the
Houfe to appear at the next feflion Who'll
ly clothed in American manufacture
The refolution passed-44 to az when
fome doubts being expreiled as to the ex-
tent of the work q wholly" the vote was
reconhdered and the motion was com.
mitted 70 MIR. Allen, and others.
A Committee was appointed TO report
on the propriety of authorizing towns to
raife money, TO be paid in bounties, for
the deitruetion of wolves, &c. III IS
mentioned, By a gentleman tran maine, that
The dDqu7tsr the Laf tzuo years. has been IN
fsfed, in great numbers. zvitb a (pecies Of
7sOi0es never knoaUn there bsfors- 7bey def
froyea nearly an bandred @efp dsymg the Laf
geay IN each Of the fo1pns Of Cuibing, Var
ren. Woaobsrougb, Del Adj.
Jue,dag June 10. The Committee on
the affairs OF the old Halowell and Au.
guita Bank was authorized to fend for
perfons and papers.
FINISHED BUSINESS.
B'N--to cede to the u. S. the jurif.
diction of 6tcs for Light Houies cn Race
PoiRt, NaihAwu iaAnd, and Point Gam
mon 80 change the name of the town
of Buckifown, in the county of Hancock
TO that OF Bnckfport-pafcd TO be enact
ed.
BihS faDed mnpisnt fages-To incorpo-
rate the ut Baptlit society in York ) to
efiablifh the thomafon Marble Manu-.
factory Con psny; TO empower the United
Marine sc lnfurance Co in Portland
to frll real ettates bill refpeaing the
Sefiicns Courts in York county and TO
iet of Cuiliord from penobfeot county.
Kesafse5 paDsd-,o appropriate twelve
thouland dollars TO the State Prlfon; To
grant hat to~nfhip of land TO Canaan
Academy in Mains.
Rsloivf5 read q fyf time-To author
ize the orsning road from Bingham's
Purchale, f. called. in Kcnnebec county,
to tie Canada line.
4 refclse pafed to authorize the rreaf
urer to borrow, fhould il be wanted for
The public feIyice, fifty shoufand dollars.
An order pafed sor aboiilaing the of
hcc OF Reporter Of conteiled elections
and autho o'Izing TIC Clerk. with the ap-
probation CT rhe speaker, TO appoint an
ailiitant Clerk.
A Comciuee was appointed 10 inquire
into nc expedirncy of 70 altering the Law
-sir eting the elsetion of members of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
. LONDON, APLIL 20
lngeaioHs ana useful Inuenfioz.

It's stated. thai Mr.. It. Carter Cilpin, young
man of Br,dgpor,, hiss invented an instrumens
which, in one second Of time, gives the day r
the month--the moons sge-rising and setting
Of The sun-time of high water st. Bridgpor
hsrbor-he degree Of the sign in which the sun
Is-the moons southing--declination of the sun
--moveable feasts--cycle Cfthe moon, epact. &c.
for any number Of years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

The Spaniih exp di;ion which lsit :.
diz in April laa, had 69oo troops :
board.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
Legislature Of aeasssrbusftts.
IN SENATE. IunE ! 81.

IN AtAs1I =. JUNE 1917.
An <St 10 alter The times uf holding The
Circuis Couf, Of Common Pleas. in Lin
ON and PrnobIcos counties paaed 10 BE
engrofcd
Ifare ~ .pabdrazv t1fiAsrs was grant
"a 70 >clecsmcn Of Bangor; AfefIors of
Plantation No. s the county of Penob.
feat Ilaac Brewer and others Select
men Of Fsyettc bvtfey Heled and
Iohn Wentworth and wiic.
Ordsrs ef Nefifr psaed or 'hc fevrral
petitions Of the ScirGmea Of Ellfworth !;
Daniel Care end others Calvin Pratt
and Others; Jofah Burnhan and others I;
Stevens Sanburn and Others; Alex Rice;
AfIrfors of Iit parifh in Borhbay John
Dudley aad others Samuel Oakman
and others Ala Webb; and William
Clevrrly and others.
MONDAY JUNE Q "A bill to /" Efab.
III Court II Jqmty" was read irit
time.
n bill 10 annex Cuilford to Penobfcot
county was engroaed
IMPORTANT ROAD.
A refolve 10 authorize the opening and
completing Road from BiDghamfs pur
chafc to the Canada line, was accepted.
A refolve was fubmitted, requeiting
the members of the General Court to
appear at the next ssnion clothed in A
merican manufactures After ihort
difcufion it was referred TO the winter
!eiIion.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. Thirty. three
members were prefent this day
a Joint committee was chofcn to re.
por, when the Legislature may have q
recefs.
Numerous bills, relolves, &c men.
toned in the proceedings of the Houie
have been acted upon in the enate
A refolve pad-d the enate, on thc
petition of the rulfees of MaG, General
Hofpital, diseeing thar the Stone to be
ufed on that Inititution be hammered
by the conviets in the Stare Prifon.
Several orders paaed on the fubjea OF
the Improvement of the Eafern Lands /;
among them, a refolve. authorizing the
Comm,1ioners of Eaitern Land, to fur
vey and fell any parr of the Common
weath's lands, with certain nine town
inns to actual fettlers, with provifoes,
&c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
oEoEcEro on, MAY

0ADA1E AIWAy NAY 81
Gredf Rain-Last evening by sessss
placed for the purpose. il was ascer,sined
that no less than eleven inches of water hae
fallen in the short space Of eighty minutes
Many gardens were inundated. and some
ofthe streets much injured Old rssiden,.
do nss recollect ever 10 have Witnessed 80
great TALL OF water in 50 short time.
In the course of The debate on the bin e.,
preserving neutrality IS respects Spain ana
her American colonies, Mr.. Root, Of New.
York, seemed 70 lament that the House "a
Representatives had no longer two sides, O.
that party feelings were doing away there.
And with very good reason, perhaps, was
Mr.. Root chsgrined al that circums,ance
for, peradventure, but for the violence of
party spirit, The sound Of his voice had new.
er been heard in congress. And the same
observation might be Justly made Of no in
considerable number OF men besides, who
must inevitably sink into obscurity and Ut
ter neglect as soou % the people, coming to
their sober senses, shall elect men for their
political wisdom, their well established in.
tegri,y, aud their exemplary morals and
manners. Such revolution IN public SEN
timent would be death to the hopes of many
an ambitious aspirant. Nor are We withou,
hopes that the time is near approaching,
when considerable degree ofreal wisdom,
and modicum of responsibility in private
or personal character, shall generally Be
thought necessary qualifications for lawgiy
ers to this great and respectable republic.
Con. couronf.
We learn with pleasure, from some Of
our late London. papers, that law, emana
ting from the Frussian government. was
shortly 10 issue at Berlin, which viii open
to the Polish peasants the way to freedom:
and thar general law was preparing BY
Prince Hardenberg for introducing into
Prussia the liberty Of the press General
Kosciusko, the Washington of Poland, had
entered into the military service of Prussia
Tandahsm.--The King Of Bavaria has IS
sued an ordinance that Ehenceforih no mem.
Der of a Freemason's Lodge shall be per.
mitted to exercise the Office Of public Fune.
tionary
~-rAc~-
. LONDON, APLIL 26
fngeaieas ana useful InUenti0z.
Itis stated. that Mr.. II. Carter Ciipin, young
man of Brdgpor,, hiss invented an ins,rumen,
which, in one second Of time, gives the day 4
The month--the moons sge-rising and setting
Of The sun-time Of high water ~, Bridgpor
hsrbor-,Le degree Of the sign in which the sun
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17
= ~17117ss 11-. Q ". lflF. 0F " eTT1C sIT.7
" THE RED BOOK =

People generally, who live at distance
from The seat Of government, have very little
idea OF The numbers who are employed u
transact The concerns of the nation IN fbe dif-
ierent departments at Washington. Or the A.
mount o. money paid 10 the heads of de-.
Paflments, clerks, messengers. &c. The fol-
lowing i an abstract Of the number Of officers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

Vandalism.--The King of Bavaria has IS
sued an ordinance that shenceforih no mem
Der of Freemason's Lodge shall be per.
mitted to exercise the Office Of public Func.
tionary
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-17

Iueiday, June 10. The Committee on
the affairs OF the old Hallowell and Au.
guta Bank was authorized to fend for
perions and papers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-16
Land for Sale.

WILL sell or exchange 'nr property
4 in the upper country, a tract OF Land
in Charles county. Maryland, 25 miles
below Alexandra and 8 from the iown oil
Dumfries, situated on the Potomac river
between the mouths OF Chiccamuyin and
Mattawoman Greeks, containing 1900 a
ores, large portion Of which is well
wooded the arabic land is equal 10 point
of soil to any on the river, three hundred
acres OF which, With a large marsh, may
be enclosed with a fence of 200 yards
between the head of Chiccamuxin Creek
and the river. The improvements con.
sist OF small and convenient dwelling
house, with two rooms below and two a
bnve, a well of excellent water in the
yard, a barn and quarters for the accom-
mediation Of negroes. On the above land
there are fsur fisheries inferior to none on
the river. The marshes are extremely
valuable, as they can from their situation
he reclaimed for a trihing expeence-
Application must be made 20 the sub
s,rlber residing on the head of Mattawo'
wan Greek near Port Tobacco.
William Mason, jun.
March 10 lawtf
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A Country House

Is offered for sale By the subscriber
with about $50 acres of LAND, more u
less, to suit the convenience Of the par
chaser. 1t is situated in Fairfax county,
within three miles from Alexandria, and
would make comfortable 4 most healthy
Summer retreat. The terms will be IL
berai and the time Of payment made con.
venient to the purchaser. Apply to
". CR.9.NCH.
March 60 eott
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Sales at Auction.

On Wednesdays and Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
1t the Auction Office on Union street
Between King and Prince
q N extensive and general assortment
Of seasonable Goods, OF British
french, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select.
ID, and we'll worthy the attention oil
town aud country merchants and others
IS the undersigned will be abundant!y
supplied from the manufactors and then
friends in Boston, New York and Phl'a-
lelphia-which will give to gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
sood terms as they can be IN those cities
taking into view the difference OF EK'
change, etc. etc. :,
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
~.
Consignments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made if desirable.
John Jackson & Co.
Auctioneers
Noypmhpr 2T
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Ten Dollars Reward,

ID AN AWAY from The subscrbs,
N on Sunday the 9th April, a blacI'
man, by the name of J Illus, but cali,
him,elf HENRY, when rom home i.
has been hired in Alexandria since h.
first of January as treeman--he is sboo,
5 feet inches high shutters or stamn.,r
very much when alarmed. expec, !.
will get employment at some ,of the g..
cries or in fish beat, or he may n,,.
or Baltimore or Philadelphia. / sIi
give the above reward if secured in N,
Jail SO that | get GIN agai
JEREMIAH C0CKERILL,
Fairfax Count. Va. near 4.
Court.h Juse.
N. B. I caught him in Alexander, 40
Saturday the 9Th April.
april 10 ts
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Twenty Dollars Reward
March 10

Ran away from the subs crber living
near Fairfax court house, on the 18th OF
January, negro maH named IESS-he
is about % years Of age, about S feet IL
inches high, dark complexion He had
on when he vent away dark cloth coat,
domestic cloth pantalooDs and various
other cloathing. I will give the above
reward il he be taken Is mile, or upwards
rom home and secured So that get him
again and, if nearer, ten dollars.
Susaunah Powell.
Fairfax County. Virginia,
March 6-l9 eOtf
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4 general asS0FtN!eHI q
COTTON YARN,
At the Baltimore prices.

nj Tue DallimUtc INlSte'
The quality OF this Yarn has given &c.
neral satisfaction to those who have psr.
chased heretofore. All orders will be
tually attended'to.
rhe Public are also informed, that e
machine OF superior construction is 10
operation at said mill Cor carding Wool
the work will be executed in the best
manner. To accommodate customers to
this machine, he will receive at his store
any parcels of Wool, forward them to
the mill, and the rolls retained to RS
store for delivery. The wool stouid be
washed clean, and eiled with lean soft
oil, accompanied sith blanket, It beiag
the most suitable for the preservation Of
the rolls when carded.
Terms Of Carding.
Country Wool 10 cents per ID
Halt blood Merino laI
Full blood do l5-and an addi'
ton Of two cents per Id for countryside
and an half cents for hail blood. 4 three
cents for full blood when the carder fnts
ell.
M0rdecai Miller.
March 20 eoSm
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Notice.

TIME subscriber is solely authorised
to receive all debts owing TO the
late irm of JAMES FLEMING 4 Co.
Being DESTROYS to settle the demands up
on said firm as speedily as possible, he
requires all those resident in the country
indebted thereto, to pay their balances
TO him on or before the 10th day Of May
next. lie will be under the necessity OF
ordering suits against those who do not
connolly. SAM'L B. LARMOUR.
April II
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Notice.

NOClCe.
Raraway from the subscriber In Corn
wallis's Neck, a negro woman named
phillis, formerly the cook and marker
woman of Captain Richard stonestreet
Of Broad Creek--I have heard she WISHES
to get to Philadelphia. | will give ont
Hundred Dollars if taken in or abou
Philadelphia Twenty five if taken in OF
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars 4
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, ane
secured in any Jail so that l get her a
gain. I heard lately she was seen II
Washington with her free husband, whit
calls himself William Adams.
Joseph n. stonestreet.
February % II
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TO RENT.

The house and premises now occupied
by the subscriber, pleasantly situated II
Water street, will make a delightful sum
mer residence, and is calculated to &C.
commodate a large family. The occu
pant being about leaving the country
wauld rent the above situation until the
first of October next at low rate. Eel
terms, apply to Messrs, Lawrason .
Fewle, or to
March % I'm
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Forty Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber,
IN farm near Alexandra, on the s,
|turday night preceding the Easter HoIi.
days. a negro man, named Disk. whc,
commonly calls himself RICHARD PAR.
KER.-Dick formerly belonged to the
estate OF William Tripiett, deceased i
very black, stoops q little in the sh..li,
ers, but is likely; has formerly worn ar.
rings, and has rather wild look gu, Of
his eyes when spoken to, about 5 feet :
OF 8 inches high. and is qmart, inteli,
gent fellow. He went off well supplied
with clothes OF which he has a yariety-,
black velvet waistcoat, and a DARK brown
sreat coat with large cape, are the c,Is
articles recollected--a good stock OF M.
|ney; ard it is mere than probable h,
been furnished with paper. to represent
INN as a freeman, 40 his father 4 o,Ly
relations IN Alexandra ale free peon,
If the above described man should be AZ.
IN in the county of Fairfax, and distrk,
|ot Columbia, and secured so that I get
him again, l will give Twenty Dollars;
aad, if ont Of these places, the above re.
ward, with all reasonable charges i
brought home
AUGUSTINE !. SMITH.
P. S. From the preparations made by
this fellow, previous to his leaving hous
1t is probable that he has made an at
tempt to get to the nortnwatd.
apil1s swift
~ The Baltimore American, will
publish the above twice week until Tor
bid, and forward their account 10 this
|Ofic
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March %
Harmon & Bradley,
Cabinet .Hakfy

Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
w James Harris at the corner OF King
and Patrick. streets, where all orders in
their line will be thankfully received and
PROMPTLY executed.
They trust that by strict attention to,
sether with the quality Of their work
they will be enabled to give general sa.
tisiaction to all those who may please ia.
favour them with their custom,
". 3. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice. March 6
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FOR SALE,

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres
more or less, lying on occoquan Bay il
the coantv OF Fairfax and state OF Pirsl
MA, adjoining the lands of Robert |
Thompson and William Mason. Ii Il
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land aud for themselve,
Judge Of its peculiar advantages. One
third Of me purchase Nancy will be re
lui, I'd in han1, the balance at IL, L. u
mo tbs, with q deed OF trust to sccur
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
December Ia.