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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
PlUL'S
Patent olumbiau Oh

Patent oIumbiau Oh
n res ct 10 Which the Proprietor ob.
s. HErreat sales Of the Co'r'' bian
oil. since it has b 81 h,' g1s
before IN cubic, prove is 'ntrit"c e
lue and $ pleasing foreh"''n2 81 &bas
we have expect from its more extern
sive ci'culatior
Many interesting certificates o'laht re
furnished, testify ing to the great ''.u" N
the Columbian Oil, but We have prefer
red giving but few, wishing TO rest H'o.o
on the merits Of the medicine, r'an IN
the effpcts produced by certificates from
a source hc,, @, - respectable.
The following are among the omIa'nts
in which the Columbian oil has been
found very eiEcacious, viz. rheumatism.
consumption, ge'it, pains IN any part OF
the body, but more particularly OF the
back and breast asthma. phthisic. in
fu,nza. colds, coughs, whipping coughs,
diseases Of the eye and eye lids. tonth.
ache. ear ache, ant, deafness, cholic,
l cramps. eN'c',di ehu 'pNihn' o'o'6Oo,
sprains and flesh wounds. old sores, ul-
| GERS, feIons, scaids. burns humps. y.
| sentery or flux, croop, quinzy. d'srhe
or lax, summer complaint OF children,
indigestion, loss Of appetite, nervous de-
bility, piles, mercurial diseases, esPeci-
aI,y in these cases where the system has
| been charged with mercury for some con-
siderable time, aud in those excrucia,ihg
pains subsequent 20 its Ton great use and
exposure. Herpes, or diseases OF the
skin, such as ring worms, letters, sca!d
head. &c. Stiffness Of joints ard limos,
palsy sgue aud fever. cholera nofbus,
gravel. gleetes, obstructed urine. scurvy,
and II: almost all cases VI general or 10.
cal nature
We are aware that in recommending
medicine in 50 many diseases, the public,
especially those who have not used the
Oil, may be induced to question It's vir.
tues but disposition Of this nature will
soon be dissipated, when they are inform.
ed that great proportion OF the diseases
are owing TO the same general CAUSE
And 10 those cases where the diseases
differ materially in their nature, the ef-
fects produced are nearly the same, al.
though not on the same principle.
A supply OF the above iu.t received
and for sale BY RICH tRb IL. LIZ 4 LIE,
Druggist, King .teet
on HIN u,
Best Spanish segals, and prime chew.
ing Tobacco.
February IL law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
PUBLIC UTILITY
ROMULUs RIGGS

AT the Exchange and Brokers' Of
fee, Bridge Street, Georgetown. has
col his establishment so arranger-
that he is at all times prepared to fur
nish money in any part ofthe o.
States; persons holding funds they
wish to exchange can be accommodate
cd by forwarding them to his office
all those holding notes ofany of the
banks Of the District in any part of
the U. States. by sending them to
this office, may have them put into the
currency of the neighbourhood.
The highest premium paid for
drafts and bank notes on Boston, N.
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Viz
ginia. North Carolina. South Caro-
lima. Georgia: also for United States
Bank notes, Treasury notes and
specie. Holders of unchartered
bank notes, from any part of the U.
States, can have them put into specie,
or any thing they may wish; all
KINDS oil western Udlh HUNS puuSHt
and sold--All kinds of stock bought
and sold, transfers made, dividends,
notes and drafts collected anu REMIT
ed for small commission persons
abroad having claims against houses
in the district, can have them punctu-
ally attended to and settled. AS there
are many persons who have money
living idle, who would wish to put it
to interest, such persons can have
six per cent per aunum for it, for any
time not less than sixty days, and
not longer than twelve months IN
terest paid every sixty days ifrequlr-
ed. and principle when demanded by
giving three days notice, no sums
less than onehundrcd dollars recelv-
ed on interest. The best security Civ
en-. Office kept open for business
from eight O'Clock in the morning
untill six o'clock in the evening.
January 2S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
For Sale,

'SHHAT substantially built {; elegan'
, ly faished three story Brick D'ce'
il.r House on Water-strret, former
SIZE residence of the late Dr. Kennedy
Nth which will be sold, either conioini
ly o. separately, the adjoining vacap'
lot, % feet froat and 100 feet deep
The terms Of sale will be very accomm"
dating to the purchaser.
Ii this property be not sold pry'ousl,'
70 the 18th of May next, 1t will then be
Tor Rsnt and possession given immedi,
ately thereafter.
Application may be made 10
]. l.. M'kenna
april % d5t&SaWt'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
Old Wine, &c.

The subscribe i,as added To his former
stock Tour pipes of'b,gh favored 6 year
old wine from the house Of Scott, Pringle,
yeitch s Co. which h. soIlcits trial Of.
II ,roRE,
L. P. Madeira wiae in pipes, half
pipes and quarter casks !: n each OF he
mo.' celebrated houses in he stand.
Port l.. p. Teneri'Iy aud Sherry wines
Old Cognac Brandy, Hollaad gin :
with general assortment o, liquors aud
groceries, for SAFE a. educs prices, by
JOHN H. : RE tSE.
Also ten barrels Rye Flour.
February 5. a4eoa
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For cw-Yntk,
Furrs & Peltries

Furrs & PeltrieS
On the 18th \pri!, ensuing. at e's-
ven O'Clock A. VI. will be- fife ed at
Pubic Auc ion, 2. the store house ot he
sup,rllt ndent Of Indial tfadr. in
G. W DC. A parcel Of Furs &
PEI ie. received from the United Sta'es
trading u.es; pIincisa' V iroa the
upper 'i',T .iqpi, and the Missouri a.
mong lie ace.
5000 shaved deer skins
$50 bear do
19u cub
27u0 nu-krats
lao O'ter
$50 -ac coon
GAO beaver
And some CT and fox 'kins
Approved notes 1t ninety days, will
be received for ali sums above one hun.
ured collar.
THOMAS l.. MkENNEY.
Superintenden' OF India ',ides
March IN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
March 10
ROBERT 5. Bogus.
Boot Il Shne Maker.

Fairfax street, two doors south Of King
street, respectfully informs his friends 4
the .publicihat his establishment continues
open for their accommodation, and that
he has on hand, Shoes, Dancing Pumps,
&c. in the FIST style of elegance and
durability. lie hopes BY mis- attention to
bus mess, to secure portion OF public
patr onsge, which he pledges himself no
e1ertion shall be omitted to merit.
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
N. E. PUN and Shoes.
John G.. Lddd & Co.

offer tor eale.
Landing from schooner, Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloop HaymaEer irem
Boston,
100 bbls N E rum
7 hhds do
8 cases AL 2 barrels, containing a
complete assortment OF mems ana ooJs
coarse and fine shoes Of superior quality,
March 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
Exchange Office, Georgetosp''
November 27

Y WILL give the highest premium io'
Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, OF:
the following places. viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Ba
timore, Virginia, North Carolina. South
Carolina and Georgia. will also CIV
the highest premium fer Drafts On Ne"
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
al kinds Of Western Bank Note
OOnghr and sold.
All kind, os Stocks and Bills of Ex-
G ange bnught and sold:
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and riem.tted for a small commission.
10 Person, travelling to any part Of
he United States may be supplied with
Mta6ie Funds.
w Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge-Street, Geo.
Torn.
R0ululus Riggs.
June u
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r,ln "A, b.

A tract Of Land containing So acres,
more or less, lying on uccoquan BAY IN
the county Of Fairfax end state of 'Irgl-
MA. adjoining the lands OF Robert l
Thompson anu William Mason. 1t is
presumed those desirous Of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
judge of its peculiar advantages. One
thlrd Of the purchase nancy will be re-
4ured in hanG. the balance at l2, u Is
mouths. with a deed oi trust to sccnr
the payments.
Thompson +. Mason.
december ls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
LOST.

A Check drawn, by c, Smith, Cashr.
on tn. Mechanich Bank Of Baltimore IN
favor of john Cox. and by him endorsed
dated slst. January, for $4,000 dollars,
written on quarter sheet OF letter paper
the finder i, requested to return It to
either Of the parties, O. to the Bank Of TO
lumhia. r.
March
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13

Mechanics Bank, AleX"udul
March 4, 1917.
TNHE Stockholders of this institu ion
n are hereb, notified, thst dividend
OF five per cent. on the capital ,tock paid
10, is This dav declared, payable to them
or their legal representatives, on FRIDAY
the l4th instant.
BY order Of the President and Direc-
tors.
Vim. Patton. jun Cashier.
Marc ) IN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
Harmon & Bradley,
Cnbinet MAXI q

Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
tho above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner OF King
and Patrick streets, where all orders in
their liue will be thankfully received and
PROMPTLY executed.
They trust that by strict attention to,
gether with the quality Of their work
they will be enabled to give general "a.
tistac,ion to all those who may please ia.
favour them with their custom,
N. B. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice. March b
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
SALES AT VENDUE.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
stthe Vendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
,.D,y Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
r All kind Of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of. which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices. ,e,,,,,, ~,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
Burr Mil Stone Manufacture
Join 5. Bfolpe and Co.

Join >. BT0lpH ana 20.
Respectfully inform h Public that
the, continue the MANUFACTURE.
of Burr MILL STONES, on the cor
nc Of Patrick and Cameron, streets, II
the town of Alexandria. where they arr
eady TO receive any orders W tn whic'
they may be ia, ored, aud will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
lhey hare received an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
Of good quality, and intend keeping
constant supply.
septel. Der Is u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
BoIting Cloths.
Paper for Sale.
David and J. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorte
Which they otter tor sale on ve'y, low
terms. They keep constant supply Oh
fr.t quality chewing tobacco tor SAFE ny
the quantity.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
Rcd Clover seed

We expect to receive i" ler DAYS,
a parcel of fresh, warranted CLOVER
SEED.
MandeyiIle and Larmour.
March II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1917
Albany Oats,

A few hundred bushels ofOats worthy
the attention of farmers, can be had BY
APPLYING to the subscriber, lower end Of
Duke street.
I'm. H. BrO1cH
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
REMOVAL
JOHN WOOD,

"AS removed his cooper shop, to
III King-Street, in the shop lately
occupied by Mr., raIbert. Where he is
p.spared to execute the orders OF his
flends with punctuality and dispatch,
He will constantly keep ON hand arti-
cles in his line, particularly flour barrels.
Ma oh 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13

Lawrason & Fowle,
Have for sale, received per the schooner
Bufialee, from Portland
;. Is Is b hog ;1sad'} Muscovado Sugars
box white Havana ditto
Is hsgsheads retailing mo!asses
4 dit New England rum
IL tons Russia iron assorted
80 tons plaster Paris
For Freight,
xEE The schooner butialoc, Captain
N&Lec; is First rate vessel, carries
about 756 ba rrels, will be ready in i"uT
days to rake cargo on board, aud take
freight for the West Indies or coastwlse
Apl.y as above.
january Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13

+ or Sale, Freight or Charter,
sax The good orig Rising sun. bur.
Athen aboui 1OO0 ba; rels she IS
a first rate vessel, we'll found " sheath
ed. For terms apply to
GEO. COLEMAN.
Whs has for sale, few hhds Grenada
Rum. third proof, Of an excellent quail
~ Also, New England Rum IN Barrels,
green and white Coffee in bags.
March 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-13
Hardware * Cutlery.

l1dluWdIC X SultCiys
The subscriber has a few casks Hard
ware and Cutlery. which he will sell
very low for cash or on short credit.
HE HAS ALSO,
A handsome ASSORTMENT OF
Good, opened,
Viii u general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS
T. Country merchants and others
will fpd i, to their interes' to cali md
see the Goods.
John Johnston,
Kiug street, opposite the Wash
ingtOn Tavern, Alexandria.
March 4
Notice.
Rarsway from the subscriber in Corr
wallis's Neck, negro woman nam
Philis, formerly the cook and mark
woman Of Captain Richard Stonesuec
of Broad Creek--I have heard sh,' wis
to get to Philadelphia. | will give Or
Hundred Dollars if taken in or abcu
Philadelphia; Twenty FIVE if taken in
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars i
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, and
secured in any Jail so that | get her 4
gain. heard lately she was seen j.
Washington with her free husband, whc
call himself William adams
Joseph N Sfonesrest.
FEBRUARY % If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
gottCauS:
Tuesday, September 2, 1917.

In order 10 effect settlement wits our pat
rons on the Eastern rout, in manner calcula-
ted to afford them the least possible inconve-
nience, We have left their bills with the Agents
named bolow, who are duly authorised to set
tie all bills left with them either by cash
Or note in The course OF the present autumn.
Whenit Is known that considerable portion
OF our subscribers are nine gears in arrears,
we shall not be considered unreasonable or
hard inpressing settlement up 10 the present
perlod.-in order TO put 1t il the power Of an
to settle, our Agents will take notes Of such as
cannot Immediately raise The money, paya-
bic At more convenient season.
From Tie observation sc have taken Of the
DistrIctof Maine, we are persuaded that there
IS no country il existence possessing greater
resources, or afording more means of render
ing life all that IS desirable Like al other
places, however, II requires the use of means
and this, with the blessing Of Providence vii,
put them IN possession Of abundance both Il,
man and beast. In order that our fenoc.eit
liens may Dake the best use Of the advance,
with which they are iavoured, we deem !
q the hrst importance that an AcRrcvtr,rn !,
SOCIETY, embracing individuals il eyery tow :
IN the District, should be organized--f,oo
which, branches might emenate, until ready
communication i established with all parts y
the couniFy-and thus, people in the remo,.
ct parts ct i may profit by the experience
aud observation Of their scientific brethren
Lefihis be done, and we make 10 doub, ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
ANECDOrE

Some years since, young wo man OF
humble fortune and reputable character IN
this city, received The addresses OF young
Blacksmith, but in the course Of the court
ship, this descendant Of Vulcan, fired By
the lures Of another fair one, became COO! in
his attention to his former fame, and even
tually discontinued bis visits altogether.
In the mean time, the deserted beauty,
without the knowledge of her fiiends, had
become voary al The shrine OF fortune, or
in other words, had purchased Lottery
Ticket, which not long afterwards came out
Prize of ten thousand dollars. The news
spread far and wide, and was rot long get
ing 20 the ear of the Blacksmith, who, inn
medlattly re smitten by the collateral re-
commentator Of the lady's ten thousand
dollars, determined 10 renew his suit, but
he very soon discovered his visits were less
welcome than o,merly, and on Inning
something about reconciliation, the lady
frankly informed him that time had gvrought
some change in her opinion Of things, that
the affair was now at an end through his
own indifference, admonished him OF delay,
and closed with advising him in future 10
strike while the iroA avas ho:.-A. hGh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
BY THE Mills.

By accounts ffsm Spain, il appears
thar the gram finance plan, projected by
The miniltcr Garay, - not 70 be carried
INTO execution I'LL January 1918 This
delay originates in the oppoh,ion OF the
mobiles and high churchmen, who will
Be mott attscled by its being pnt into cx
ecution and, il the mran time, II is * +.
pected the miniiler hinlelf will loir his
place.
German papers fate that pTuflia, Hol-
land, Switzerland, Hef- Csicl, Bavaria,
Wurtemburg. and Tome other fmslI Ger
man Courts, have made demands on
france for the reIlitulion of (ums extor.
ted from them by Bonapare. chiefly un
der the name of loans, TO The amount OF
Gxty millions Iterling.
be French papers TEEN with the
moi satisfactory aiIurances on fubjett
the roa interehisg Of all others to the
feelings OF humanity, the profpect of re-
Stunning plenty. 10 the farthereh ex-
tremities Of France, Germany and Italy,
the mott Iuxuriant crops begin every
where to invite the hand of the reaper ;
and the fame delightful prolps6t every
where pref-nts itielf throughout our IA
ycrcd land
The Fnnds continue to auctuate -
Three per cent copiols, yeheiday. were
77I.2, as the day advanced IT, effect Of
The deficiency of the revenue ceafed
The Stocks rofe with rapidly, and at
the close of the market yesterday, pei
cent confols were at 70 to day, ar 4
o'clock ? per cent confols were IS 8.
London paper, July 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
From the Nationsl fntelligencer.
LONGITUD

The following Is copy OF letter TO q
gentleman ia Savannah -
/" Ship Wallace, lat. SO so, Ion. 68 D
- May II, 1916.
BIZ calculation We have made IL deg.
IS minutes difference of Longitude. The
Doctors machine corresponds exactly
& | have not the least doubt ofils accuracy
aud it is certainly the long sought for
thing "s 81. o1lCKNEY."
Doctor Hall Of Savannah, seiIed in May
last Tor England with an instrument, 70
claim the emoluments and honors Of dis
coyery of Longitude but, though he may
obtain those, the melit of the discovery of
the theory, is unquestionably due TO Doctor
Joel Abbo, of Georgia, member elect of the
10th Congress. For nearly twenty years
The writer Of this has occasionally CORES.
ponded with him on this very interesting
discovery. have now before me his me-
moir on the subject, printed in Philadel-
phia in 1914, entitled :" An Essay on the
central Influence of Magnetism The
aNEncr conceives that he has discovered, in
the laws of Magneiism.a native p-inciple,by
which, with proper mechanical ingenuity,
Longitude may be discovered. This prin-
eiple he has dshaed, in his Theory of Mag
netism which explains the laws Of magnet
ic motion, impressed by naturs--never ex-
planned nor conceived before. Perhaps
further communication on this subjsc; may
be submitted 10 you. | will not only add,
mat Doctor Abbol believes that he original
" concs ised ard Explained law of nature
impressed on magnets, which fixes as per
manently me idinsl attractive govern
neInt 10 magnetic bodies AZ polarity itself !;
thot when magnet i formed and saspen-
did SO IS 10 obey all is astFsctife powers
Of govelnment, i viii obey not only po-
lar, but q msiieinsl influence, and accom-
luudsfe itseis 70 the Infinite conceived me
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

ridians Of the earth, as il accommodates II
self 10 the poles OF the earth. n.
The following ex,ract from Fell's tour
through the 3a.asian Republick in 1900,
while grooming under the domination OF
revolutionary France, forcibly reminds Us
OF the state of ~ England sesports during
the exercise ofshe" continental sysfen" and
Tie late war Salem Gar.
/" Al Maaslandslsys, formerly Fishing
town Of great opuIrnce, observed the most
addressing symptoms OF impoye'ishmenl
and decay. The hai bour was crowded with
fishing vessels. no longer employed, aud
many OF them unservioeable through neg
ltct, OF the absolute inability of tie owners
to keep them IN repair, which in peace col
lected the wealth Of the ocean, and made
half lhe nations Of Europe tributary to the
industry of Holland The quay was cover
ed with long grass, and melancholy as
semblage Of beggars importuned rs for re-
lief, wherever We passed. Many OF the best
houses Of the town were uninhabited, and
il was with difficulty that we procured post
horses 10 carry US to Dclft."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
lie sLEEPIAIQ PREacHER.

Miss RACHEL BAKER, VINO Tor ne years
has Iaboured under The disease Of Devotional
Somnum, ID New-York, and been the SUD
iect of many newspaper speculalions' has
been perfectly cured, BY Doctors Sears ana
Baker, Of that State, by dashing cold water
upon her Al the commencement q her con'ui-
sions and making Der change Der hours Of
devotion. She is now in the enjoyment q
health, yigor, and sprightliness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
-CAHII0N

The papers state that boy about thirteen
years of age, has been taken to the Penn
sylvania Hospital, in consequence of i.unccy
occasioned by exposure 10 the sun while
swimming in the middle of the day, and re-
naming too long in the water.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02


--latest from .frelia "A gentleman, who ar
rived las; evening in few days from tue a.
boye place, has politely handed TO US the fol-
looming information -
A Spanish officer from St. Augustine, as
was ascertsined, had found his way into Gen.
ALAG Gregor's camp--discoyered the number
of his men and the amount Of his resources !;
be then departed for ST. Johns, where he
raised a force Of from TO 800 men, for the
purpose Of dislodging the Patriots.
On General M'Gregor's discovery of this
plot, he assembled bis men, laid before them
in candid manner the hopes of victory and
the disasters attending defeat, and left it to
iheir option TO follow his fortunes or depart
The consequence was the greater part Of bis
little band bad left him. The general, seeing
bis hazardous situation, having but TWENTY
men left, had his baggage and that OF bis Off
GERS conveyed on board a brig, and 10 case
his reiniorcements did not arrive id time to
repel an attack, he intended TO depart from
bis newly acquired possession.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

Take chating dish with lighted char
coal, throw some pinches Of birthstone, in
powder, on the Goals, and place it under the
branches that are loaded with caterpillars !:
the vapour will not only destroy all that
are on the tree. but prevent il from being
infested again. Washington City Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

King Henry, Of Hayti, has established
number of National Schools in his kingdom
on the Lancastrian plan in which Dir. Prince
Saunders, formerly Of this place, Is employe4
as an instructor. They are located IN Cape
Henry, Sans Souci, Port-du-Palx, and GonT
ives. Some Of The schools have already
reached the eighth class, which i the highest
degree OF primary instruction.