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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-14

By virtue OF deed Of trust to the sub.
scriber, will be exposed to sale, before
the door of the City Hotel, Gu SA-
TURDAY tie 18th instant--,
Two LOTS of GROUND, with all
the Improvements thereon, situate
at the intersection Of King and Fayette-
streets, in the town OF Alexandria. The
FIRST beginning at the northwest corner
of the intersection of said streets, and
running northwardly with Fayette street
one hundred feet 10 ten feet alley;
thence westwardly with the alley sixty.
one feet eight and half inches, thehGs
sorthwardly with a line parallel with
Fayette street Ole hundred feet on K.s-
street, thence eastwardly with King st.
sixty one feet eight and hall inches to
the beginning. The secord beginning al
the north west corner Of the Intersection
of the aforesaid alley with Fayette street
and running north@artlly with Fsyette.
street sixty SIX feet seven inche., thence
westwardly and parallel to the said alley
and King street one hundred and twenty
three feet FIVE inches, thence southwark.
y and parallel to Fayctte street sixty six
feet seven inches to said alley, thence
|eastwardly with said alley one hundred
and twenty three feet five inches to the
beginning.
WIN. HERBERT, jun.
Trustee.
r. G., .MarStelier, auct'r.
april IA dts
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Land for Sale.

vUSWO hundred and twenty four Acres
of the Tract on which the sd5scrib'
er at present resides, about tour miles
from Alexandria. The soil is fertile,
and well wooded few situations IN Viz
ginis (trom its natural advantages more
desirable than this having some beau
tiful settles for building, commanding an
extensive view ,oI the Potomac and the
adjacent country, comprehending the es-
tates of Mount Vernon, Wsodlawn, Hay
field. together with the lands oil General
T. Mason, and the farm OF the late Mrs.
Hammersley and others
Ii the above property be not disposed
of before the 10th day of May, being sa-
turday, il will then be offered at PUB
Lie SALE, on the premises, to the high,
eft bidder. The terms OF payment viii
hen be made known.
JAMES PATTON
Clifton Lodge, April ID mwi2w
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xSS SHIP NEWS. .SxN
$500 PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, eE8k

From the Exchange Ccfse House books
.4priL IL.
No arrivals this day. Wind strong al
n. W.
ARRIVED, .lprii 10.
Schr Liberty, Bears, Boston, IA days ;
master; teas, nankeens, rum, nails, iron
ware. &c. to {. /. Cstiett, Lawrason &
Fcwie and others,
ENTERED,
Ship AtaIaata, Rose, Amsterdam, VIA
Isle of May.
schr Liberty, Bears, Boston,
CLEARED,
Ship New-Jersey, Nelson, Lisbon by
]. Dean and Wilson & Brown.
Ship Resolution, Jewett, Gibraltar o.
c. Catlett. ;,
Brig Economy, Ferow, Boston BY J.
q. Ladd 4 Co.
Brig Tom, Weeks, Falmouth, GB. and
a market, BY John hetteIl & Co.
sthr Planet, Racklif, New-York; oy
the master.
Schr Fayorite, Adams, Georgetown, ID.
c. BY LawrasOn 4 FOwle
sloop Mechanic, Nye, Charleston, sc i.
,y Tn IL Rowland.
ARRIVED, 1pri IS.
Schr. Mary, Clements, Baltimore, A
Goods, rum, whiskey DC. to-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-14
Lands for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale tract
4 of LAND, about 6 or 7 miles from
Alexandria, adjoining the lands of w.
H. Foote, Esq. containing two hundred
and seventy-five acres, on which is a
small dwelling house, with out houses
the situation is remarkably high and
healthy, and the water excellent. This
farm IS under a good enclosure and d.
vided into four fields, with a suficiency
of wood and timber. 1t will be offered
for sale to the highest bidder. on We'd
nesday The thirtieth instant, at Nelson's
brick tavern, five miles from Alexandria,
on the post road to Occoquan.
He alss offers for Sale.
The PLACE where he now resides, two
miles below Uccoquan, containing two
hundred acres, nearly covered with wood,
which article is worth four dellars per cord
at Occoquan. Not more than twelve a.
cres were cleared on this tract, which is
ia clover. On the place is a large well
finished dwelling house, with a good sta.
BILE and other out houses. This stand is
equal to any between Fredericksburg and
Alexandra, for tavern, abounding with
excellent springs and very healthy
Likewise eftrs for sale,
Another tract vi LAND, in Fairfax
county, near Centreville, containing two
hundred &C es, about, Fifty OF which are
cleared, the balance covered with heavy
timber. On it Is a convenient portion OF
good meadow land, with an orchard oil
various kinds of fruit, and the springs a.
buudsat aud very fine.
ZACH. WARD.
Prince VIM. Cy. April IA mwfsw
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Charleston. april 7.

S'suI"otV'' AP'" -
FROM JAMAICA BY the ship
Gurus, arrived on Saturday evening
in is days from Kingston, VIC have
received files Of Jamaica papers TO
the 10th ult.
We learn. verbally, by this arrival,
that inf rma ton had just reached
Kingston. and irom a source which
/, was believed might be relied upon,
itai Pelion vas dead; this will prora.
hy give rise TO new changes and
commissions in that devoted island.
The demand made upon Potion some
time since for the Jamaica pilot boat
which had been carried oft 10 ST.
Domingo, together with her crew,
had betu refused, aud irigate was
about sailing FROM Kingston, to en-
force tie demand.
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Port of Sapsnnah, April Q.

fOTt " ouUeHHuhs hPiii Ss
! Arrived, sloop Farnham, st. Jago
de Cuba, IS days. On the 18th ult.
off the Moro of s.. Jago de Cuba,
was boarded by the brig Patricia,
commodore thomas Taylor, of the
Republican squadron Of Buenos
Ayres, treated politely; the por, was
under blockade. On The Gath March
spoke q man of war schr. off Cape
Mayze, under sp. eolors, supposed TO
be one ofTaylor's squadn. Barrseoa
is uader blockade. The ship Solicit,
of \. York, sailed days before the
Venus, for this port. Left at 81.
Jago de Cuba, March Is. schr.-,
Pierce, Tor Baltimore. schr. Peru
Vian, cmith, New York, schooner
hercules, GaEdaer, Baltimore, schr.
Polander, Richardson, Charleston,
schr. Friendship, Ross, Alexandria; TO
sail in q few days.
april 4.
Capt, Thomas Of the brig Aurora,
arrived al this port from ST Tho
mas, gives US the following account
of the loss of the ship 0nelaa, Hill
lard, from y. York, bound 10 Havre
de Grace: On the fourth day after
sailing the Oneida sprang aleak, and
f. OH great exer,ioDs Cd The part Of
Captain II. aud the crew, the vessel
was kept free ill The fourteenth day,
but on the sixteenth day ont finding
the leak had increased, they deter
mined 20 abandon the ship aud take
to the boats, when they discovered
sail: made signals: and a short time
alter we're taken on board. together
with the passengers. s or 10 in num-
Iber. She proved TO be the schr. ---
capt. -, from Rhode Island, bound
to Cnrracoa, with . cargo Of Prov
sion From the ospn"bu ma.oeI
they were received on board the a.
hove schr. every kindness was ex.
pected; but, on the contrary, moth
lug but the very worst treatment va:
given; capt. *. and his passengers
requested Of capt to sell them pro
visions, but he refused notwithstand.
ling :. there was plenty and where
wiiha! to spare" A few days after
the, fell in with Rsmhurgb ship,
hound TO st. Thomas, and were put
OIL board, where they arrived about
| g. days aefare the Aurora sailed
We dill moi learn the name Of the
schr. or captain, but are informed
that capt Hil!ard and part Of hi:
passengers have taken passage for
the e. s. when we expect to receive
more full account.
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april II
For Sale,

A Tract of Land on the Potomac Ri.
YER in Charles County, Maryland, about
three miles above Maryland Point and
containing 75S acres more or less. The
above land is at present in the hands Of
tenants, though calculated for desira.-
bic Farm. 1t is compact and the soil
GOOD aud possesses many advantages
froia. its situation, lying on a navigabls
rive5..and near several good fisheries.
rhosesho feel disposed to purchase, il
IS presumed will visit the premises; and
terms will be made known OH application
to the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Pert Tobacco, Marc. 6 eoE
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GROCERIES.

aSHE subscribers have just received
and offer for sale,
6 hhds and 90 bbls first and second
quality sugars
4 hhds 10 bbls good molasses
4 hhds 40 bbls whiskey, Baltimore
inspection
10 kegs ground ginger
4 bags race do
Is casks cheese
10 boxes gunpowder tea ST.aGS
q chests young hyson dos Cargo.
/ bale writing paper
100 reams wrapping do
so do tea do
90 dozen leading lines
10 do red cords
bags alspice
Q do pepper
F-2 tierces rice
so Boxes mould and dipt candles
q a kegs Richmond tobacco, Danlap's
maEufactory
Is boxes No. and 8 chocolate
20 bags coffee
8 kegs Carrots snuff
) bsxes dg blue
S do mustard
l barrel starch
IS bags assorted shot
DPS Co.'S, Brandywine gunpowder
Loaf sugar, copperas, alum, st. Peters
salad oil, indigo, with general assort-
ment OF wines, liquors and groceries as
usual.
w. <, F. MARBURY.
april 10 IL
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Notice.
april IA

TINE subscriber having obtained fom
Il the Orphans curt Of Charles coun-
ty, Maryland, letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of Joseph Hunt,
late of said county deceased--This is tc
give notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and settle their
accounts /; and all persons having claims
against said decedent are required to
bring in their claims on or before the ith
day Of October next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said e.
state.
JUDsON HUNT, Admir-.
april IL fmaWSwt
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Take Notice.

"HE Subscribers to .Mslish's Map Of
the United States, are hereby eau
toned against receiving from. or paying
for said Maps, to JOHN Belts, late
Agent; as he is now disclaimed as an
Agent BY
JOHN MELISH.
Philadelphia, April II St
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Fen Dollars Reward.


.DAN AWAY from the subscriber,
Ia on Sunday ths 9th April, black
man, by the name OF Jat,as, but calls
himselt HENRY, when from home he
has been hired in Alexandria since the
first Of January as treenan-he is about
) feet 6 inches high: stutter, or stammers
very much when alarmed, | expect he
will get employment at some OF the hsh-
cries or in a fish boat, or he may make
,r Baltimore or Philadelphia. l will
give the above reward if secured in any
jail SO that get GIN again.
JEREMIAH COCKERlLL,
Fairfax County, Va. near the
Court.h yuse.
n. B. / caught him in Alexandra on
Saturday the 9Th April.
april 10 II
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NOTICE.

The Farmers Bank of Alexandria this
day declared dividend of profits upon
its capital stock paid in, Of four Psr cent
for the last six months, payable to the
tockholders or their representatives, on
he third instant.
John Hocf, Cashier
april eswsw
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Notice

sNHE Subscribers to the .qisxGndriO
4 .acadcmy are notified that an Elec'
zion will be held at the Academy, OH
MONDAY, the l4th inst. from l2 O'Clock
until 2, for Thirteen Trustees, to serve
the ensuing year.
1, p. THOMPSON, Secretary
april II 81
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last. by the Re
verend Or. Muir, GEORGE WISE, Esq
10 Miss MARGANET GsEEs, both OF tins
mace.
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On WEDNESDAY next,

Un WEDNESDhI next,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Roomsi
l trunk calicoes
case elegant waters, in sets
do super brown linens
do Irish dc
do Irish dowlas
l do black cambrics
do white do
do lawns
do cotton shirtipgs
l do London ginghams
9 do domestic do
do London vestipgs
do brown shirtiDgs
package lIndia( blk triaged hdkfs q
I do sewing silk, assorted cO,ers
1 do leno, Jaconett " book musliffs :
4 do blk aud cOl'a Florence silks
Supe-fne Hannels, silk shawls
Lace veils, silk and cotton hose
Cambria muslins, plaid silk
Super black cloths, &c &c
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Mould candles, chocolate. pipes
Spanish segars, young Tyson tea
Florence aud tanners OIL,
White wine vinegar, French and silk bats
Ladies morocco, kid and silk shoes
Gentlemen's boots and shoes
Brandy, sugar, cordage, Gotten cards;
Coffee, smoaked salmon, &c.
April IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-14

|those evils IN dreat frltain only bllghted
ne top OF the tree, here it threatens to
canker the very root OF society. Look.
Jog at the tables, the eqaipages, the dres
SEES, the parties, the general manner Of
living Of our opulent men and their wives,
We find them cutting whip and spur, in
emulation OF the grandess of England !;
looking to those who follow them in
rank-we find them awkwardly initiating
them. Yes, the retail merchant, nay his
shop-boy, the mechanic, and the mechan-
les journeymen, and all their ladies, have
caught the Infection, and sc0rn to be
less than eqaalip laxsry, ostentation and
extravaganza. CURIO.
Mr.. SNowDEN,
Allow friend of yours that feels the
of a discourse that was SO
eloGuently and forcefully impressed on
all who had the happiness of hearing it on
Wednesday night last lat the Presby terrain
Church. 10 send you description (said to
be authentic) Of Him, at whose threshold
our Baltimore and much regarded isitant
stood. l. is IS follows:
!" 4 description Of tie person of our sa-
Clogr,
|" 1t being the usual custom of the Ro-
man Governors to advise the Senate
aud people OF such material things as
happened in their respective provinces
-PUBLIUsLENTuLus, being Pre- ident
in the days OF lIBEaIus CESAR, the
Emperor, wrote the following Epistle
to the Senate concerning Christ:
/. CoNscRIPT FATHERS,
:. There appeared in these days a
Man OF great virtue named JESUS CHRIST,
yhc is vet living among us, aud, of the
Genti!es. IS accepted Us Prophet of
truth, but his own Disciples call him the
Son Of God. He raiseih the dead, aud
tcureth all manner Of diseases. A man of
stature somewhat tall aud comely, with
Ia very reverend countenanCe, such as
the beholders may both love and tear;--
MS hair is OF the color of fibcrt, fully
ripe, plain to his ears, whence downward
lit is more orient OF color, somewhat cur.
lag, aud waving about his shoulders
| In the midst Of his head is seam, or a
partition of his hair, after the manner Of
the Nazaritss; his forehead piain and
delicate, his face without spot or wrin'
| kie, beautihed with comely red, hls
nose and mouth exactly formed, his beard
thick, the color of his hair, not Of any
Ieat length, but forked, his lock limo
| cent, his eyes grey, clear, aad quick
! III rcprOvinsS terrioie--!n admonlshins,
lcour;eous--in speaking, very modest aud
wise--in proportion OF bsdy, well sha'
ped. Noae have seen him laugh, Ou'
many have seen him weep--a man OF his
singular beauty surpasses the children oil
Imeo."
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SAILED,
Ship New Jersey, Lisbon.
Resolution, Gibraltar.

Ship Amity, Stanton, from Liverpool,
AZ days, arrived at New-York 9th inst.
On the Sd, lat. 81, lon. 81 so, spoke ship
Boston, Dyer, hence, days cut, bound
Lr Liverpool.
Cutter Flyiag Fish, Johnson, Is days
from st Thomas, arrived at Norfolk 9th
inst. reports--lett there brig Columbia,
Lowe, OF Alexandria, bound to ST Do.
mingo, to sail Immediately.
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CotiIlion Party.

MIR. GENERES has the homer Of in
|M forming the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Alexandra, that the COTlLLlON
PARTY will be on TUESDAY next.
april IA mtu
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THIS EVENING, at ! past 6,
At the Auction Rooms, a large collection
Of Law, Theological, Historical and
Miscellaneous
BOOKS.
Catalogues Of which may be seen at any
time previous to the sale. april IA
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Blu JOHN JACKSON q co,

THIS DAY, at 4 P. M.
AT the Auction Roem, Union street, be-
tween King and Prince,
5000 bushels superior Albany OATS
on credit in lots to suit purchasers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-14

jsundry persons Of the district. Pssse d
the ship Hazard and brig at anchor of
Quantico, last evening. Saw nothing
from sea, bound up.
Brig Adeline, Woosside, George tewn,
d. c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25

ANaWAY from the fubfcriber ON tbe ls,b
: init an iudented Apprentice 20 the farming
ouhneis, by the name of JoSRPH sHUTR .hou1
years OF age This is 10 forbid all, perfon. bar.
oor'ng Or irut6ng him on my account, As viii Nor
pay enc CENT OF his contracting. Whoever will re-.
'un 'ad apprentice TO his matter fhall be ent,Ied
20 one ~" reward, hut no charges paid
Saco Nov IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25
POETRY.

LADIES' MONITOR.
g Mineral rissag esth The darn,
Steals roses from he tiasiing Morn
Bnt aehen bsrsiiht sleeps iii Ten,
-4lrOrd steals then bark again.''
STUDENTS CONCENTRATIONS.
Let Baccbus vot'ries crown the bowl,
That flows with LUSCIOUS wine;
I'd ra' her worship uncontrol'd,
AT great Apollo, shrinr.
lie Venus charm the Youthful breast,
With loves tewitchng Bies;
tn beauty's blush the mind impress.
I'll court Minerals smiles.
Let Mamnon's glitrring toys eniice,
And steel the iniser's hearl
For gold I'll pay not such prices
But choose nober part.
Let kings enthron'd in naughty pride,
Despise my low estate;
Tho fools disdan, and rich deri,e
Ieavy rot tn great.
lie honor lure with false delights,
Aud hait'risg titles move;
These are but folly dazzling rights,
Which wisdom sanno, love.
DIsCEpULUs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25

ANEeDoIEs
Thefolowing,auecdo'ei is related IN sletter from
he southwark One Frog.s tailor who he'd ieii
Charleston, s. C.. st The commencement OF the
revolutionary war; returned 500 after the capt.
ulation, and got scqusinted with one ]. w.
Gibbs, who was requested by Frog TO stand as
godfather to one OF his children, which was a.
& eed 10 by Gibbs provided he should have the
n ming Of The child. AS they were going to
church. the father asked Gibbs if he bad
thought of name Yes, says Gibbs, what
think you Of our Lieutenant Bull we'll name
the child sfter him Very good, says she father
approve oft much. The Child was according
~ named Bull. Fog did not Immediately think
IF the drollery of the name. but when he did,
he could have killed Gibbs for such sn imposi-
iion. On his reliance and friendship, however,
he thought to have recourse 10 The Board of Po-
lice 10 get permi ssion to re baptize the child ;
bu, when he sawthe lieutenant Governor theie
pre- siding, he thought it would be an siFront 10
relate his story, therefore he postponed the
matter, and the child remains uuder The appel
4tion of Bull Frog.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25
Dem Smfl and Tie farmers rvife.

Dean Sqmf and The farmers zcfe.
The celebrated Dean Swift. had been so high
ly Ilessed With the conversation and department
of farmers wife. near Dublin, that he insied
himselfto dine al her house and sent her notice
If The time. The trisl was rather TOO hard for
her prudence Elated with the idea Of enter
aiming guest whose company was courted oy
the first mobility of the realm, she dressed her
self as ine as her fingers could make her, and
IN his attire received the Dcan with stately
esemony. He in his turn INSIDE his protound
tyieAance, snd then instsntly enqured tor The
farmers wife -" am she cray SIR DOM you
know me p "you 10 madam, ! wont be
'clcked, The farmers wife hat | ana come 10
see Is plain woman, but you lock like Dutch
ess.
Her excellent sense made her understand The
mt, md her excellent humor made he's tske u
IN good part She withdrew, changed her dress
nd rsturned plain robe" All us SIG,
| layiully exclaimed the Dean, this IS the very
man ina, an come 0 see and expect to be
quite ha7py IN your company"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25
SONG

The bauble of pleasure We haste to pursue
Thro' wales of rich verdure Ger mountains OF blue
But all is insipid 10 those who will roam
From the heart felt delights Of wife, children and
home.
The spendonr of wealth may delight for while,
A nd the meteor of fame for moment beguile
But all is still empty TO those who will roam
From the soul. th-iIlog joys Of wife, children and
home.
And still as wander DER mountain and vale,
Hepose by the straan,Ipt, stroll thro' the dale,
Remembrance yet busy with pleasure will roam
TO the heart-teit delights Of wife, children, and
home.
Oh grant me, kind heaven, but these to enjoy,
Reev'd from the cares which existence snnoy
And oh ! I'll not envy all those VINO may roam
From the heartfelt delights OF wite children and
home
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25
MILL 81 MS.

lust received and for fale by D ANIEL HOW
y Middle ftreet, Iot of the ben Mill saws that
were ever offered for fzIe in this market ALTO an
afTartment of Hard Ware Goods, that were pur
ehafed in New York and Baltimore with cath, and
will be fold very low. large afortment Of fad
dlerg. ladders will do well to call and examine
before they purchate-Alfo Butt Hinges-thumb
Lstches Kaob and Ring Locks and La ches--
Stock locks pad iolks draw locks, closet and
trunk locks. brafs aud mortice iocks-Iron table
and tea spooas--plsted DO do SMITHS vices zcd
files of al kinds-E3ald, PIT % cut and mill
Fiies-Shce makers Rafps--wa mng pans br ais
Ke.tI "a handfome slorfmen, of ccmmode
K..obs and hancies--Role do Cox and Cams
eall fteei curriers' Knives--hand and PANEL and
foe saws-H Gu do : Knives and furks-pen
aud Jack X se---iheep fhsars--Tsilors do - scls.
fors -Razors-Coai aud vei buttons and noles--
Cotton add wool Cards ~ Sd. co. sd. Jod Cd
and aod Gu naiI--6d. cd IOd I'D and god
wrought d. Spe MAJ Ell OiI--Brafs and Jsp d
Lsmps-toge her with many ar'ices TOO numeI Gus
to particu' aiize.
d. III. has alto for fale 5 hundred
apple trees graf, ed from the beif fruit.
Cath gwen for Hogs Br,lfles.
Nov a..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25

A TAVERN HOUSF

o be let that three lory brick Houfe ard Sta
o'es N Saco htuated upon The Maine free,
Il has always been occupied as Tavern ana !, !.
good ftand as there Il in Saco
Further information may be had by applying 70
me iaOlcf'oer N The above premiies NAV BE-
PufehA'eo on moderate terms and long credit with
good fecurisy DANItI RIVE" e.
Bddeford Jan 81 &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-25

farming 10 those ssLe ~ n.s.a ssaer II th.i-
8sDs.
AN INDIAN VERDIcT---J Jbn Tslson, an In
dian native Of Lyme, in Connecticut, being found
dead on a winters morning. not far from tAy.
ern where he had been drinking freely Of spir-
itous liquors the evening before, The Indians i'm.
II. :dis,eIy asse mbed jury oftheir own tribe,
who after examining the body Of the defunct,
unanimously agreed" Tia, the said Tslson's
death was occasoned by the freezing of a large
quantity Of wster in his body, that bad been i'm
prudently mixed win the rum he drank F"
ZaHesvile Express.