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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

j rtract 10 tie Edtfors, dated WsIHaing ton,
h July le, 1917.
81 Fire.--The steam boat Vesta, Capt
arms, took FIRE this morning about half
rs, o'clock--from the bow TO the after
pbin, she is very much injured-she has
4 zen bat lately fitted up in very handsome
n Aannrr--Ed. Del. Gar.
Snug Little Fortune. Tuesday,
seame up the capital prize of Tn Thousand
i Doitars, in Union Canal Lottery against
No. 1896, Messrs. Samuel Burrili, tailor,
and Woodbridge Noyes, horse letter, are
she fortunate holders of two quarters who
dnas the other quarters,is not precisely as
pcertained.- Newburyhort Herald.
q Tbs Spanish Consul and many Europe
ms have been massacred at Algiers. Ii
/ 0as reported, tina, the British Consul was
! tmong them, but doubted.
rs A Eunisan cruiser put into port near
}, Sofunna May Two vessels had been
/ zen on fire of there.
& The two lunisan Corsairs carried into
u@pgland, appear 10 have been afterwards
<onducted on: of the narrow seas, and re-
cased. The prizes appear TO nave been
etained.
y Lac School. The Government of Cam
@Wdge University have established school
~ the instruction of students in law, and cho-
~ The Hon. Asahel Stearn, professor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

GIRLS and BOYS,
NJ Y be had on indenture by applying TO vhs
Overfeers Of The Poor Of Portland
Iuiy %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-16

'of France, but bloodless, glorious and
innocent. The rulers Of nations are a.
last awakened to the truth that there is a
point at which power must stop, or be
struck nerveless-and the people begin
to understand where submission ought to
end, and how far resistance can with
safety be carried Except in the bigot-
ted countries where the Inquisition 60
verns, and in those northern regions Of
Europe where the Doors are still barbara
ans, men are become conscious OF their
dignlty--the lowest orders have learned
too much ever to retrOgade into their old
state of abjection, and the higher are
grown too wise from experience to hope
either to csjole or to force them back
into it. Changes henceforward will be
the results rather Of compromise and rea
,on than of violence and brutal wrong
and both princes and people will see that
the interest Of each will be best improved
10y consulting the welfare and security Of
the other. In word. the reign of abso.
lutte despotism is nearly at an end in the
christian world.
Upen the whole, therefore, the revo.
buttons which for so many years harrasssd
Europe, have not been without some good
effects, though perhaps, some will say
they have been dearly purchased. Ii
would seem incredible if we had no evil
Idence of the facts, to what state OF
tame unconditional servitude and sub.
mission to systematic despotism the minds
and opinions Of the whole continent OF
Europe were bent, just antecsdent to the
American revolution. was not little
diverted with an auecdote illustrative Of
this truth, which two or three days ago
found in an old book, and which trans.
Icribc because | think worth repeating.
" A gentleman of great learning and
Responsibility in Ftance, of the name Of
TREpET, was, on some pref zee or other
',during the old regal government, takeI
Iour of his bed in the middle Of the nigh
land lodged in the Bastile. Alter lon!
confinement. he was ordered forth to b.
Iexamined, and being utterly Ignorant o
the cause OF his Imprisonment, asked tn
losicer who came to lead him before tn
magistrate that was to examine n, VIVA
v was the nature of the offence he wa
b charged with, " Viii you have the good
!, ness (said hey to tell me for what Grim
: | havs been so long shut up in .thi
t place 20 I" think you have a great dea
d Of CURIOSITY" replied the other.
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e., mr. Of that respecting the liberia
. TO- If the children. He would re-
a'n ibe child to the parent who had
! fs,' deprived of it by fraud, under
~" retSxt of religion. 10 obtain
liSrrn who had been kidnapped in
I .a,' way he would go to all lengths (;
a r' even TO level the build
~ a the ground. But against the
s 1 provisions Of the bill il he entered
Gu S;D. col rmn protest. Shall we sir, un-
~ ,oLe to say, that because one par
g tas ioined the Shakers, the mar
Contract shall be annulled !!
ISS principle would app y equally as
III III n Jew. 1t might be urged by
' ~, :. my husband does not believe
~- saviour, whose blood | look to
~ y atonement." The one case is E.
.n,Ily as strong as the other. MIR.
/ hoped he should never live to see
Se day when a religious creed should
!, offered as a cause for a divorce.
Tho gentleman from n. Y. MIR. IT.
,~.i has entered on the subject with
nrEb feeling, and the eloquence the
",5irrt was calculated to call forth.
pr; what is the fact? the petitioner
I;rht apply 20 the chancellor for re-
nj The honorable gentleman from
". would Iain have us believe that
,p,i the marriage contract is already
a,nuIIcd. But where have we any
,,tbority to absolve her from the oath
g., has taken, and which is recorded
:, heaven Mr.. W. closed by saying,
,n,t the man who did not feel for the
4 -rtsscs of a helpless woman, was a
vl,.in: but that the man who let his
Srlings sway his judgement was unit
Or legislator.
mir. Williams upon thissubject was
unusually eloquent, and we regret
our Liability to do his remarks any
ming like Justice. The ability AMI
;,senuity with which the debate wa:
managed. has probably seldom beer
excelled on any occasion in the legis
lsture Of this state.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-16
Lands for Sale.

vHyHE subscriber offers for sale tract
y of LAND. about E Or z mile, fEom
Alexandria, adjoining the lands Of W;
n. Foote, Esq. containing two hundred
and seventy.fye 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 good enclosure and d.
yided into four feds, with a sudleIeecy
of wood and timber. 1t will be offered
|for sale to the highest bidder, on We'd
|nesday the thirtieth instant, at Nelson
brick tavern, FIVE miles from AlexaIdria,
on the post road to Occoquan.
lie also offers or ale,
The PLACE where he now esides, two
miles belnw Uccoquan, containing two
hundred cres, yearly covered With wood,
which article is worth four deliars per cord
lat Occoouan. Not more than twerr a.
c-es we're cleared on this tract, wkic. .
liz clover. On the place is large well
finished dwelling house, with good sta
Ible and other out houses This S ant is
equal to any between F. sdeIic ksturg and
Alexandra, for tavern, abountiEg with
excellent springs and very healthy
Likelciss edsrs for sale,
Another tract OF LAND, in Fairfax
county, rear CenreviIIe. containing two
hundred acres, about FIFTY OF which are
cleared, the balance covered with heavy
timber. On it is convenient porh"' +
good meadow land, with. an mCaR!r u
Various kinds Of fruit, and the spl,uso a.
bundaRt and very zine.
ZACH. WARD.
Prince VIM. Cy April IL . mwf2w
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Land for Sale.
Pert Tobacco, March {

1.-TWO hundred aud twenty four Acres
Of the Tract on which the suoscrib-
er at present resides, about tour miles
from Alexandria. The soil is fertile,
and we'll wooded ; few situations IN Fir-
|sinia (lrom its natural advantages) more
desirable than this having some beau.
kiful settles for building, commanding an
extensive view oil the Potomac and the
adjacent cou try, comprehending he es-
|tates of Mount Vernon, Wood.av y, Hay
field, together with the lands of 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 "a.
|turday, it will then be oRered at PUB.
Lie SALE. on the premises, to the high.
est bidder. The terms ot payment will
then be made known.
JAMES PATTON,
Clifton Lodge, April ID mwf2w
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having obtained from
the Orphans curt Of Charles coun.
ty, Maryland, letters Of, administration
On the personal estate Of Joseph Hunt,
late Of said county deceased--lhis is to
1--WE notice to all persons indebted to said
estate TO come for ward and settle their
accounts and all persons having claims
against said decedent are required to
Being 10 their claims on or before the llth
day Of October next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said e
state.
april IL fma@SWf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-16
CHARLESTON, April 9.

We are informed by Captain Drew, Of
the brig David Porter, arrived yesterday
from Cape Henry, that on his passage
home, he eomnuni Gated with an English
schooner, which had got ashore at the
Caicas Reef, on her passage from Port
au:Prince to Port-au-Plat. Her capta'"
stated, that when he left Port:au. Prince
all was quiet there, and mentioned no.
thing of the death Of Petion- Had sucl
an sceurrence happened, he must have
known ii. ua1.
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For Sale,
april IL

A Tract Of Land on the Potomac RI
yer in Charles County, Maryland, about
three miles above Maryland Point hnd
containing 75s acres more or less. The
above land is at present In The hands OF
tenants, though calculated for a desira.
|ble Farm. 1t is compact and the soil
b God and possesses. many advantages
from its situation. lying on a navigable
/ river and neal several good fisheries,
Those who teel disposed to purchase, it
lis presumed will visit the premises; and
terms will be made known Oil application
Ito the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Pert Tobacco, March 8 eotf
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The people Of Great Britain are now
,tin to encounter their govern uent with
he same unanswerable argument, which,
q certain conquered country once oPpos-
cd to the demands Of rhemistoeies- That
illastriuus Athenisn who. great and good
az he was, in other respects was very
unitarian, at least in regard to plum
der, as BOnsparte himself, demanding
from people he had reduced to subjec'
ton, a large aud Immediate contribution,
and not meeting the prompt compliance
be expected, made use Of the following
strong and significant language: 81 bring
with me two powerful deities, persuasion
and force" "And we," replied the
exhausted proriucials, " bring against
them, two opponents equally powerful
rcn' and impossibitity."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-16
Fresh Teas, Wines, etc.

Fresh Teas, Wines, etc.
YJNHE Subscribers have just received d
large assortment Of FRESH TEAS
of very superior qualities, in chests, hall
chests, small boxes and lead csnnlster.,
suitable for retailers and private tam!-
lies. Also,
Choice quality old Madeira Wine 10
pipes, hogsheads, quarter casks & small
kegs old Malmsey, Sherry, Tenerihe,
Lisbon, Malaga, Port and ether Wines (;
Muscoyado and New Orleans Sugar in
hog sheads; and Groceries generally
All of which will be sold at low prices.
NORRIS 4 MARTIN,
Tea-dealers X Grocers, No. &C,
Market street, Baltimore.
april9 WS4w
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GROCERIES, &c


so chests imperial, young hyson, and
hyson teas, superior quality
$500 pieces shor. yellow nao- First
2ooo do long do do 'Aop
$50 bales burlaps, tichenburgs, Hes
SLAMS. creas dowlas, white and br.
p,atillas, estopiIlas Il Bri.aaniss
600 boxes half pint, pint, l. quart tum-
blers and decanters
90 casks best German steel
50 dozen German scythes and straw
knives
l cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 hossheads, 25 tietces and so bar
rels musccvado sugars
40 puncheons third and fourth proc
Antigua rum
10 pipes Superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap and candles
so barrels no. and 2 beet
For sale by
CHARLES l. CATLRTT,
hvin's wharf.
For Freight,
xx The brig FANNY, Capt. Mer
mriIl, burthen about 900 barrels.
apriI Is .aagty as ators,
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TOMORROW,

TOMORROW,
At 10 o'clock, at tie Auction Rooms,
500 Sacks Liverpool blown salt
so Barrels beef
ALSO, d,
WILL be sold, the stock in trade Of
w house declining business, con-
sisting Of teas, sugars, wines, run, Bran
dy, gin, molasses, &c. &c:
April l6
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NANKEENS,

Notice,
yUEO the Creditors Of THOMPSON V1o-
LETT, deceased. A third dividend
OF the assets of said estate is hereby de
clared by order of the Orphans Court foI
the county Of Alexandria, payable Oh
Tuesday the s2d instant.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir- to ThompsOh Violet, decd.
april 5 dict
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Blu JOHN JACKSON e co.

THIS DAY, at 10 a. N.
At the Auction Room, Union street, De-
tween King and Prince,
l trunk calicoes
case elegant walters, in setts
l do super brown linens
do Irish do
do Irish dowlas
do black cambrics
do white do
do lawns
l do cotton shirtings
/ do London glnghams
Q do domestic do
do London vestings
l do brown shirtings
package tIndia) blk tringed hdkfs
l do sewing silk, assorted colors
! do leno, jaconett y book muslins
! do blk and ccl'd Florence silks
Superfinc tiannels, silk shawls
Lace wells, silk and cotton hose
, Cambria muslins, plaid silk
super oidSh Sothe,
Will be added to this days Sales,
case Canton grapes
! bale suPsrfne Cloths, blues, blacks
aud browns
! case Bed TickiDgs
l do Domestic Shirtlngs
/ do Dimities
l do Figured aud Plain Muslins
] do Elegant, shawls
box, containing an assortment Oh
THIS AFTERNOON, at a o'clock,
sxx Will be sold at the Fish Wharf,
NDth, Schooner MORNING STAR,
well calculated for running hsh.
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Merchants Bank Paper.
will receive q few hundred dollars o
Merchants Bank Paper in payment to-
dry goods, at SO, cents to the dollar.
Jonathas sehoyfsld.
February
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Fine pale transparent Ale.

subscribe respectfully informs
the public that he has received,
this season, a quantity of the above arti,
Gle, $50 highly appreciated in this city
under the immediate inspection of Mr.,
George d. Crosby, late of the firm OF
Crosby and Say--and which ne offers for
sale OF, his usual terms Also, old and
new PORTER. Of superior quality.
WILLIAM MORRISON,
No. 70, Chesnut-st. Philadelphia
nP Ocders from any part OF the cen
tineat promptly executed.
april 16 CIV
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Bu p. C. .uaRSTELLER.

RnPC .MaRsTELLER.
rn,,.v -. IN ,
oN Isin 49, go co,ne-
Will be sold at the ysn .,us s s.U,;
oi 'ii"' ~ 80.
superhne and second eiou's
Cashmere
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LOST,

LUSI,
I'm Sunday the 5th instant, between
- fuckers wharf and the post ONCE
&C near as the subscriber can recoliect,
: email red morocco POCKEr BOOK,
considerably worn, containing Fifty or
s;vty cents in small bills, q note for two
dollars given by William Hollis to Jane
Jackson, and some papers Of no value to
any but the owner, ,
The finder will receive liberal re
yard BY leaving the said Pocket Book a
we stors of Cook anu Clare, Ramsay
wharf. Hm' W Dhn a..
april Is 'f
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Oh, suppose you are. fasting tor a
husband" is a joke which the good old
folks Of Ireland (wherc fasting for con-
science sake is little more frequent
than IN Americs) often let fly at young
Misses in their teens when from modes
~ or aFeotation they fail to do justice to
their dinner. Without suspecting the
people Of Great Britain, of either modes
~ or aHtctatien, or IF single qualm ct
conscience in the abstinence which it aP'
pears they have for some time been sndu-
ring, we venture to predict that they will
ultimately derive the most important adj
Vantases from IT, There IS no wisdom
so valuable ss that which is dearly bought
no experience SO instructive as 'hs'
which we acquire by a rePeased, because
fruiaess resistance to truth and reason.
While revolutions 4 counter-revoluhons
have been following each other at full
speed, changing governments, and alter
rstely raising those who we're at the bot
tom Of the wheel on one day, to the top
on the next, and the day after, sending
them back again to the bottom 4 while
each in their respective turns have nat
tered themselves that the wheel was soon
10 become stationary, and the progress
Of revolution to be for ever stopt-and SC
indeed it was in the essential externals-
all this time, I say, a revolution, OF the
most unaIterable, irresistible and con-
prehensive kind, has been gradually ant
BY imperceptible advances gaining upor
the world, aud laying its foundations SO
I'D and deep in the hearts and opinion
Of mankind "a revolution not like thos'
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Fresh Teas,
LAWRASON AND FOHLE

LAWRASUN AND EU"D a.
Have now lsnding, from the brig e
economy, captain Farrow, from Ss''0n'
and for sale
IS chests fresh young Hyson
sc bags Batavia sugar
4 Hogsheads Musca,ado DO
10 boxes fresh Turkey Figs
1856 .Reams wrapping paper
bales Burboon e Cattawa gurrahs
1 case Indigo
april 4
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Bacon.

ESOR SALE, at Green's wharf, small
r. load Of NICE, SMlTHFIELD BA'
CON, which will be sold low TOR CASH
North Carolina money, or Virginia, will
oe preferred in payment
.4pply on board.
april Is oI-
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Shad and Herrings.

JOHN Ct. LAID < CO,
Wish to contract to receive at the
landing $4,000 Shad, and 10000 Her.
ing; for which . fi, prise will b given,
aprl7
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Pork, candles and Soap.
EoHN G. LaDD Il Go. have received
% per schr Mary, FROM Baltimore, and
oder tor sale,
50 bills. prime pork
60 boxes yellow soap OF suPe,r'-
) do white do or quaii'y
IS do mould candles manutac-
tured in Baltimore, and eau be recon-
mended for the use Of families.
april Is
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ME AID.

LEMONADE e CORLIiLS,
H%HE subscribers Mead Rouse Is a
4 gain open for the season, and ne
intends giving twelve tickets for one dol, +,
lar the bea er of which will be entitled
to one bottle for each ticket-singie bot
tie. the old established price OF twelve
and half cents-ice will be provided Tor
those who may cali for it, at his old es'
adjustment in Royal street. two doors
above the Herald olhce, where he has loI
sale all kinds of Confectionery, and a
quantity of Honey, by The bottle.
JOSEPH BOlSEAU.
april IS
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ALEX ANDRIA:
FED.NESD.4T, APRIL 16. 1877.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,

sOR HOUSE OF DELE 6 4
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Land for Sale.

EF early application is made, | will dis.
i Pose Of 400 acres Of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of land. There is surplus
timber and fire wood enough on the part
l purpose selling to pay, with judicious
management, more thanhalt the purchase
mmey, at the price ask. The situation
is healthy, and the land fertile. CONT
guilty to market is also among its adyan-
fsscs; it being within less than mile OF
M, Jonathan Janney's mill, where the
Alexandria pric. may be had for grain.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply
to the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten mile, below Alexandria, and
one below JAuney's, mill.
sept. 20 EDGAR M,CARTf.
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New Establishment.

"HE subscriber having established the
BURR MILESTONE maSir-a
takes this opportunity of informing hi.
friends and the public, that he has taken
The Stand lately occupied by Michael
Qpigley, convenient to the. store Of James
Anderson, ON the corner OF King 4 Fay
.tte-Strccts, where he has on hand good
supply Of the best quality BURR BLOCKS,
and will warrant his Mill Stones equal.
if not superior, to any in the u. State :
Strict attention will be paid, and salts.
faction given to those who will favor him
with their custom. All orders attended
to at the shortest notice.
ROBERT GLENN.
October % If
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DtN AWAY. on Saturday evening,
"a, the 1lth last. NY mulatto man, ma
med NED, common y called Ned M'RAE
,liss SERVING. He is about % or "a
wears of age, feet 8 or 9 inches high,
and was raised in Manchester. Ned Is
well made, high forehead and large flat
nose: had on when he went away grey
coat and pantaioons, but as he was well
provided with cloatlisg OF various kinds,
it is probable he may have changed his
dress. 1t is believed he went OF with
his wife, WIN it appears lett Richmond at
the same time 81, is very black, and, l
believe. somewhat pitted with the small
pox, talks a great deal, Of short stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
full, and may probably attempt to pass for
a free man he has down look when
spoken to. The above reward will be g.
ven if taken out of Richmond or Man.
chester, and twenty-five dollars if taken
ia either place. and all reasonable ex-
penses paid Ter delivering him TO the SUBJ
scriber. DAVID BARCLAY.
NIB. Masters Of vessels and others,
are cautioned against harboring, employ
ing or carrying OF said fellow, under Pc
nalty Of the law.
Richmond, Oct. IS hstud
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Thirty Do lars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from my service, on
EN the 10th inst. my mulatto house
servant GEORGE, between Is and IS
years of age, about ) feet 6 inches high,
slender made, pug nose, basly hair, half
of one Of his upper front teeth broken of
-he is very artful and forward, and ca
pable house servant he took vi til him a
variety of cluthine. will give HE above
reward, il secured in any Jail, so that |
get him again, and will pay all reasona-
bic charges if brought home. Masters Of
vessels aud others arc :arewarned from
employing or carry ng of said servant at
their peril. c. +. WHITING.
september Is
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Patuxent Land for sale.
October 8


ZANE Thousand acres valuable Land
for sale, bounded on one side by the
river Pstuxent, on another by the main
road leading from Washington city t"
Annapolis, in Anne Arundel county, a.
bout &c miles from Baltimore, "a from
w ashington, and Is from Annapolis
This land is well calculated for tobacco,
corn and rye; there is also good pre-
portisn of meadow. Isis very we'll wa
tered by Continual springs, and about AGO
acres in wood. A further description is
thought unnecessary, as those wishing to
purchase will no doubt visit the premises
Persons DESTROYS oi viewing this pro-
perry will please TO call on Mr.. Robert
Fenwick, White Marsh, who will give
every information. It will be sold alto
sether or in lots, as may slit purchasers,
For the terms Of sale, Sc. application
il TO be made to the subscriber, at George
town college. FRANCIS NEALE.
November 10 m"iim