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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10
knivss-and some Of The Indians were Sc

knivss-and some Of The Indians were Sc
yerely wounded, but not dangerously
The soldiers, as we learn, succeeded in
taking from them almost the whole of
their trading articles.
We learn that the soldiers engaged i'm
the outrage upon the Indians on ihe 2Ist
have been identified, and that a court
martial is new sitting 10 Try them and a.
WARD 'hs punishment merited by their un-
soldier-like criminal conduct. The affair
Tor Which they are about 20 suffer will no
doubt lead 10 the adoption OF such rigor-
ous and salutary camp regulations, as
Will IN future prevent repetition of SINH
lar disgracetul transa, tious.
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am reluctantly compelled not only to de
cline being candidate 10 represent YOU i'm the
ensuing congress Of the United States but to
resign the seat which now hold in thar body.
MY health has been so seriously affected ~
the cold winters of Washington, that regard
10 what Is due to myself, as well as to YOU, as
yonr representative, alike renders necessary
The determination thus announce. My in
tention in this respect ought to have been 500
neT made known to You, hut hoped To have
been 80 much beHehied by my sea voyage, az
to have been enabled 20 continue to serve SOiI ;
aud bad right also, from the time at which
! LETT Washington, to calculate on a more early
arrival al New Orleans. Deeply impressed
with iecOiectiOns of the fiatfeTiuG manner in
which you have been pleased to distinguish
ME,
l am your obedient servant.
THOMAS y. ROBERTSON.
Ne'r Orleans, nm June, 1919.
- Messrs. EDWARD Living sion Josiah s.
Johnson OF RapIdes, aud Thomas Butler of
Felieiana, were Immediately declared candi-
dates.
WAsHINGToN. July Z. nv George
w Campbell departed from This city on
Friday, for Boston, wheTetIie frigate Gmer-
riere, commodore Marlborough, waits
to convey him TO Russia Mr. Campbell
expects 10 embark about the 10th Of the
month
The Secretary Of the Navy has arrived
al las residence in Salem, Massachusetts.
II lie lorty-second anniversary Of the
National independence was celebrated in
this city with all the demonstrations Of
nndiminished respect. National salutes
from the military and naval establish
menis i'll the city, announced the dawn
of the day so dear 10 the feelings Of Anne
ricans, and were repeated at midday and
snu-sei. At ID O'Clock the Declaration OF
Independence was read TO a crowded au-
dience, IN the hall of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, BY Josiah Meigs, Esq. prefaccd
by some Just and pertinent observations;
a patriotic and appropriate Grafton was
then pronouncedby Alexander Anderson,
Esq. Tile qualification Of these ceremo.
MES was much increased by occasional
airs from lhe fine band Of the marine
corps. Al half pasi 4 o'clock, about one
hundred citizens, iucl0ding tie Sccreta.
iarles OfState aud illc Treasury, and the
Attorney General, the Navy Commissions
ers, commOdores Rodgers, Porter and De-
caiur, and many other distinguished ci,i-
zeus, sat down to an excellent dinner, for
ihe variety aud abundance Of which, tlie
proyidcr Mr. Stroller, deserves much
credit. y. G.. Orr, Esq. MAYOR Of the
city, presided, assisted hV William Brent,
Buckucr IbruslOn aud 5 bomas Doughcr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10

Albany, June 26.-The Hpssicn fin, we are
extremely sorry To say. IS committing great ra.
wages III the wheat fields i'm this vicinity. In
some neighborloods in Bethlehen,, Gmilder.
land, &c. II is not expected that so much will
ne obtained trcm the crop as the seed sown.
ihe season has, moreover, heen too warm and
we, Tor spring wheat and other small grain,
WINCH "ns not IN general sown till the 18th or
10Th May The fly has also made its appear
a,ce among The bailey
Grass promises TO be very abundant. and far
mer' have begun TO cut clover. Corn, consi-
derins how late il was planted, looks remark
ably well. Arrus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10
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p PORTSMOUTH, June 80. = BY the schr,
Cyrus King, Moore, arrived at Kiitery,
we learn that OH the 18th INST. while tlia.
vessel, in company with several others.
were in the bay of Fundy, after having
paid theirlight moncy and obtained priv
lege ofgetting bait in said bay, they were
captured by II. B. M. sIoop of war Syren,
commanded by Thomas Harper, Esq.
and sent into the harbor of Digby, where
they were stripped of their sails, &c.
The crew of the Cyrus King on the Sd
night after being carried in, goi the keep
CT of their vessel intoxicated, went into
the cnsioiD-h"use store, where they OBJ
tanned schr's jib and main sail, whic |,
they Immediately bent, and by cutting
their cables and warping out of the har-
Dor, got under way; and arrived al Kite
~ on Saturday last
The following is list OF vessels cap.
tnred with The Cyrus King-sciirs. Polly
Jenkins, owned bycapt. Rober, Noble, OF
this place RoXana, Spinney, owned by
Mr.. j. III. Shoriridge, of do. pink stern
schr. Eight Sisters, of Portland, master
and owner unknown; and Il schr. belong
ing 10 Fox Islands. Coombs master. All
The above vessels had good fares of fish
Mlien captured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10
DOMESTIC.
PENSACOLA

NOZZLE, June9.-I 1t issupposed by many
that The occupation Of this Spanish town,
and the fort at Barancas by the Ameri-
can army, is an unauthorized act. We
admit that The public information from
Washington would lead TO this inference,
bSl there are other considerations that
induce US 10 hold different opinion.
General Jackson would not coDipromii
liis high standing, and we'll and hard earn.
ed 'aurels, by so important an act as oc-
cnpylng The territory of foreign nation.
Selling their towns and bcSiegiug heir
Notifications, without authority that
"ould Justify him before military irihu-
nal. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10

AUGUSTA, June 2l.-The FlOridas. we
think will shorty be iDposscs sion II the u.
States. The movements Of Gen. Jackson,
HE semi official Information before US, &.
The marc hing Of troops TO that quarter,
leave no dOubton ourmiuds tbaithe rednc-
ton OF the Floridas is contemplated by
government ST.. Marks, Pensacola. and
the Bdrancas, are already garrisoned by
American troops, aud the salulary laws OF
the United $'ales have, in those places
su erceded Tie authority O. lhc a1iOrobic
Ferdinand. From other sources, II is al.
80 stated that 81. Augustine viii be The
nc&i object Of attack, and that the troops
~ FerHaaaiHa are ordered 30 be held in
readiness for that purpose. Political
qualms already begin to shake lie nerves
81 some sensitive partizdns--whO ain.
however, prOieushbe, isud tie Jus ice add
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10

policy government, when they disco
yer, as they soon will, that their vain and
impotent attempts 10 foresiall public OPT
mon, have only resulted in their own dis
comfiture, and in the security and interest
of the republic. (Chronicle.
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| am your obedient sergant,

Ner Orleans, lIh June, 1873
10 Messrs. EDWARD Livings ion, Josiah s
Johnson OF Rapides, aud Thomas Butler &
Felieiana, were Immediately declared cand
dates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10

DETROIT, May 20--Oa Thursday the
2lst inst. a party Of about twelve soldiers
found means TO leave the canionmcnt and
pass the sentiueIs. They proceeded TO a
place about three miles below this city,
where were eBcatnped small body of In.
dams with their wives and children, v no
had come foT the purpose of tradDg, aud
who bad sugar, peItIles, DC. to the amount
Of iwo or fiIree hundred dollars. The
soldiers, whose object was pluadeT, com
menced the attack, az we are informed,
by knocking down and beating The In
dams, few OF whom resisted, and in the
contest one soldier was very dangerously
wounded, and a few slightly. with heir
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Tie act Of the British Parliament was
received by friend IN letter from
Halifax, dated June IL, which states
" We are sorry TO observe il (the acO mas
no operation, until the ports shall have
been nominated by the king la council
We have no doubt that this will be one of
them, and the order viii, we hope, be re-
ceiyed by the neat packet" FED. Gaz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01
MISCELLANY.
From the franklin Gazette.
THE COTTAGE SCRIBE.

COTTAGE OF THE WEST, July l, 1918.
SIR There is a woody hilltop the Cot
tage, where all the birds gather daily, to make
Inc saoraang. The path that leads from the
town passes to the Cottage along the side Of
this hill. The penny post boy had just begxn to
ascend it with his miscellaneous charge, when
the morning chorsters opened. He was so en-
chanted, that ne fixed his eyes on the spot, still
continued to advance, till an unlucky step let him
fall over precipice the the other side into the
stream. Not at all Disconnected by the accident,
he recovered himself, and made his appearances
look at his dripping clothes) that seemed to tell
me the whole story before he opened his mouth.
Health, youth and beauty, heightened by the
morning and the bath; an obliging disposition,
and great degree of natural urbanity, present.
ed him to me noble specimen of Divine work
manship. Who, said l. in tone Of energy, can
deny the existence of the blessed God and that
man was originally in the moral image ofhis Ma
ker 6 hope nobody doubts that,n said the
youth innocently, seeming to understand the
as duuEeSsSu 10 lliIl 10 lliuis
asked him whether he often thought about God
He said his mother had taught him a great deal
about God and religion, and how Jesus Christ
died for sinners but she could not tell him half
as much as he learned at a Sabbath School.
There he had rected one hundred and fifty
hymns, all his catechism, and the whole Gospel
according to Matthew, in few months. He
could now sing as early in the morning as the
birds, and he thought some Of the tunes pref
tier than the birds could raise. He could now
entertain his little companions with hymn, and
it was much better than stories about ghosts and
blue boards and besides, although his mother
was widow, himself an orphan, and both very
poor, yet riches not Of so much consequence.
| If he and his mother had bread and clothing, it
was all he thought they needed. 1t true
there were some things his mother wanted, such
as Bible of larger print, so that she could see
to read better: and he would be very glad of a
pocket Testament, to carry always with him.
/ lie mother and the son were both supplied
with what they wanted. Sir, do you think this
child the worse for being pious Doyou think
! il a pity so fine boy should be made All enthusi-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01
POETRY.
THE OCEANS CALM.

THE OCEANS CALM.
THE ocean is calm, and the winds are asleep,
here is moi wave on the face OF The deep,
And The water all Siided with sun-beams appears
Like the dimples OF infancy smiling thro' tears;
4 a is silent around save The dash Of the oar,
And The echoes at intervals wailed from shore
Save the note Of the sea-bits as EDWARDS they glide
And the pebbles that whisper when touch'd BY the
tidg.
Above US the sails al most motioness lie
90 faint is The summer breeze murmering by;
he pillows DISTURBED byour boat, gently move,
Like the soft waving down the breast OF dove
W here the rays of the reflected most bright
The vessels seem launched on an ocean of light
While some on the distant horizon appear,
Like meteors illumined aud floating in air.
When we gaze on the waters how little we know
Of The floods that uniaihomd are frowning below;
Or who that now looks on this glittering form,
Would dream of its terrorS in whirlwind or storm
How nlaRy, encouraging visions Of bliss,
Have embarked when the day seen'd as tranquil as
this
And thought not Of storms or of dangers to come,
Though they lurk'd in the breeze that seem'd watt
ing them home
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01
lP Seasonabie Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,
NO 5. MERCHANT

NJ ,, ItoUs
TIAS for sale the following GOODS which he
u J. Offers NJ HE ioscest pricesfor slsh or aPpror-
ed crtdf brt0tesale or retGt-vlz black blue. brown,
drab, red and mixd BRO
blue, mixd, drab, buff aud white CASHMERE
yigonia Cloths aud Beaveretts--Crape Shawis--
Nankn, Canton and Italian Crapes--cheap Cali
Goes and Cambric Prinls--4-4 and 7-3 Linens
British Cotton shirtings--Am American sheetings-
Long Lawns and CD Cotton Cambricks-
Linen Cambrlcks-i Thread Laces-biack and
white silk Lace--silk and Versailles Festings-
yellow & blue Nankins--Cotton Cassimere-Cot-
ton slripes--seersuckers- and green Ratti-
nets-Furniture Dimoty--Chintz and plate Fur
snitures--Cambrick Musns--Leno, Null ,Jaconets,
book and India NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Italian
lustring-Fiorence Siiks--oarsnets--fgur'd and
plain Bonnet SIk--rich hgur'd, white and coior'd
sattins--black satin-sik Nelvets--BIaids and
Ferrets-Itaan and India Sewing silks-bandan-
ma, flag. black & fgur'd silk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and white siipGloves---black cotton do--whte L.
coior'd Sewing Cotton-Mire do'-Linen Cam
bricks Observation-Disclosures and Chiniz Sbawls--
Linen Cambrck Handkfs. India Checks--lndla
Cottons--twipd buff Nankiu--silk Twisi-black,
blue and white Shailoons--Mallese, gilt, fancy.
pearl and silk Buttons--corded and hgur'd Cam
bricks--Prince Regents Cord-Cottonets-Ging
Observation-Disclosures Sheetings and Crash
Platillas-orown Lnen-silk and beaver Gloves
ladies' habit and long v hte aud coor'd kid Gloves
Bamboo and dress Fairs Muslin Robes-Co OF.
ton Damask--silk, worsied and cotton Hose-kid.
derminstef AMI Straw Carpeting, &c. Jun 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01

NOAH HARDING,
LAS for fale at his fore in Maine Street near
i i Wen Market Rows complete aGor,ment of
West-Ind,a Goods and Groceries,
of hyperion quality
ALSO-A general afortment OF
English and American Factory
GOODS,
and all kinds of warranted SHOES
ALSO-JUST RECEIVED
200 Novafcota Grind Stones
so boxes Pipes
SO hhds Turks Island Salt
do w. I RUM
pipes Brandy
Q hid Efence Punch
4 ton Logwood- do Redwood
A few crates CROCKERY WARE
AR,rtment of WINDOW GLASS, By al
s by 10
60 tons Psaner Paris
A few tons fmaii Corlags
2 tons Hollow Ware
1000 lbs fra quality Chocolate Shells
Thomsstown LIME
All of which will be fold cheap for calh. or ex
changed for any kind Of country produce.
Forta'znd Aug IS IT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01
A NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
OLE GOODS, ARE THIS DAY OPENING
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH H4RROD,

Head !ef Ezchange-strset,
q AMONG WHICH ARR
DUPERFlNE W of Eng. BROADCLOTHS,
Fine and low priced ditto.
CAsSIMERI1S, an assortment,
ga 4 IA Cambrick PRINTS and CALLCOES,
10 g. IA Irish LINENS --MUsLINS. a variety,
IL L. GA plain and corded CAMBRICs,
Black and cord sINCHAWS and SARSNETS,
Superior black IEYANIINES,
Elegant Merino SHAWLS- Imitation do.
Nankin and anton Grape SHAWIS,
Elegant RIBBONs-India BOOK MUSLIN,
4 bale IA Water Loom SHIKIING,
4 do T-8 do. do. do.
Factory GINGHAMS and STRIPES,
Flag, Bandanna, black and plaid silk HAN'KFS-
5-4 superior black BOMBAZINE--with great
variety of other articles be sold cheap for Cash
oaly. If July 4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01

A London paper states that priest from
the county Of Galway having had large
sum Of money conHled to his charge to
convey 10 others, was SO careful OF his trust
that he took il to bed with him and dreams
Jog in the night that . robber stood over
him with pistol he made blow at the
imaginary plstol.with such force that he
fractured his arm against the bed post, in
such manner as to render amputation nes
cessary.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01

Co nnetsieat Deuaoerc Amidst the fermen-
tation which the acquisition Of power has
thrown the democracy Of Connecticut into,th
party acts like flock of geese deprived oftheir
leader. Not contented with 8 hGuing The clta''
in all affairs relating to the state, they seem IN
clined 10 eontroul the union-and whenever
any TRANSACTIONS are had which, initiate with
their wishes, they Immediately assemble the
s0tefetga people to express their displeasure-
when the point IS settled. Oflhis stamp is the
doings Of a meeting in Middletown On the 14th
ult. wherein they solemnly Rssolrs, among
other things
Tha. in their opinion the lae appointment
If Directors to the Office OF Discount and De-
post Of TIE Bank Of the United States in
Middletown, with tie exception Of the three
Gentlemen who have resigned, i contrary r.
fte ~ishes oflhe Republicans
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-01

According TO accounts from Algiers
eighteen thousand persons have lately fal
len victims in that city to the Plague. IL
was sill increasing and taking of from for.
~ to fifty persons per day.