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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-30
GENERAL NINA NOT DEAD!

On the authority OF two letters recciv-
ed in this city, one from the aid OF gen.
Nina, dated ii day since, the other um
general Nina himself. dated only 60 ia, 5
since, we are justified III asserting that
the account published If tat officers be-
ing taken and shot is without foundation,
and tnut h s affairs are now in a more
prosperous situation than ever they have
yet been. Ibid.
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BY last Evenings Mail.

From the Boston Patriot, March "a

From the Boston Patriot, March "a.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By tie arrival this morning {" the ship
Triton, captain Hclcomb, in IA days from
Liverpool, Mr.. Toplif, of Merchants
Hall, has received London papers t" the
Cd February, aud Liverpool to the .6h'
inclusive.
Extract from Mrssrs. Lodge q ToOth's
Circular Of Pricrs Current, dated
liverpool, February 4.
Ashes pot lat sort 81 a 62s; do pear
81 65s bark querc,r re- 24s ; cotton
brw Up 1s cid; d, Fen 10 a 90 l-s ;
do N q p a s4d do Isl fine s,i0 S
s.; do mid 90 a ESQ; do stain and ordI
81 24i.; Haxseed for crush 10 a lis
four Gi,e and super IS a Cos will be ad-
mltted for home use the 18th inst. ; rice
new and old Sc s8s free till 5th April,
1918; hops 81 q %, owt; tar lS.a IS
turpentine is 1855; pitch Z 7s6 80
sin 7s6s 8; wheat IS l4s6; tobaccof
and ] R4 lie Cd Geo and Car 4 l.2
I'd; Ken a a I'd; Stem Ga lOd Douh
looms rs 7Ss ; dollars 4s4 ! 4s5d U s
6 per cent stock l04 n 1914 10
French funds at PARIS, Jan. 81, S per
Gems 66f 75c.
Glasgow market, Jan, S1.---Cotton, S.
I..I06, at ESQ Sssd Bowed 45s at s6
o. lid; MaraRham Is, at s5l 25l
Ia.
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into port o! any prizrs Iokrn by hr'fsas'
cnmnis,iops. /. II other respects the
Portuguese have become VERY friendly to
The Patriots on that side, and on all &C.
ca>ions treat 'ham with considerable re.
meet and confidence The result 1T this
conduct towards them, IS, that tie Pa
trior. frequently come within the Por'u'
suese lines at Monte Viedc, aud enter the
CITY without moes'a ion. Tie P"rtu-
guese at Monte Viedo, are now Tor in
December lastl plentiful y supplied with
provisions. every kind 'rnm their enemies.
;hougI at one trma. the greatest scarcity
existed. As the P"Ttugat Sc a'e no doubt,
a ming at the sovereignty OF the coun-
try n the east side of the river, the poll
C, for opening friendly i tercourse with
the inhabitaHt-, NAV lie the means best
calculated to utt,ip tyrir ends. Their
husiii'les ae chiefly dirrct d against
Ar'egas, whom they uusl vANauIsH be-
fore any CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT can
be effected. THIS gene. al rules dtspptl-
cally, ard continue t. maintain great In
Haence over the people.
IA act Of The most unjusti6able nature
WAS committed by the government OF Bue-
nos Awe. towards Mr. Halsry. our cor
sui, few days before tie Pa,riot "a d..
Hr unexpectedly received al orfi'E from
the dire tor to quit Buenos Ayes and its
drpendeacies m twenty fur hours
Some causes were assigned "a. tins pro-
cedure. INT whether founded on truth or
corirctrr,. il was thouyhr BY the Amer;-
cans in B.enos Avres to be a most arb.
t-ary act. MIR. ilalsey, huwever. was
p.r5,itteJ To have an cxplanatisn with
The government on the SUBJECT. In con
sequence of which. the ord r va. recall
ed. and no further step taken agar 3.
him.
Business was rather dull It the time Of
,o,v;,, R,o,os avres Tn. markets
20, s,,.,,I;oJ .,;,h .I,o,, ovo,, enc
o. "c >0 '
3D., and .rmsu,s,Is,hls Vessels
,h.t ,,r;yod with ,ha.e articvss zero
a.,,,.lIoI =, .aaL ,,nfha ,,arIaf TO-
tham
IT,, .,,r.,I. Am.r;;o,r vocal. Pho
~. 'r;D -. IF Saw vi the
" ~ IF SaIem Iave been csntured by
tho Ror,Ex, souadror bIccksJioo the
co.s, nj Chill aud sent mt, C,pceDtiSn
Two ves.cIs slo,n Com. necs,u,' and
r.o,, A. h,4L az NJ y,rk
were wrecked on thu c.. St of Patagonia
in August last-the crews baiIt a vessel
from N. material. If, the WRECKS. bich
t,cv arrived in Buenos Ayre, on the 9Th
January last.
The Ontsrir, CAPTAIN BiJdIc had moi
arrived in Chill a. late as ssth Deem
Der last.
The Zip OTIS. capt. Peas, of N York
was loading fer T., United States, and
would sail il. eOdays. The slip Amer
car, CaptAir Lr' rr,,ed lew days be.
fore our sailing from Ro laneiia.-A
number .! Patriot priva'eers were living
IN Buen"s AJres. he brig Patriot, Com
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LuPENELLA.

The experiment ha, been fully made
whether this valuable vegetable will sue
coed in our soil. A quantity of the seed
was brought from Italy IS months since
by DR.. Reynolds, whn received it frem a
friend in Leghoru, and sown in April of
the last year in a grass lot Of Upton Law
renee, esq. Of this place. Although ex'
posed to all the rigors OF the frost Of win
ter, the Lupenella grew luxuriantly, and
completely imbedded itself in the soil.
1t maintained its vcrdure during the
culdest weather, and has already com
menced its spring growth. 1t appears.
therefore, quite evident that this nu'ri-
ciuus SUBSTANCE will domesticate Itself in
the middle states of America, aforGing
pasturage during winter to cattle, and
the most abundant harvests to the sickle.
Ton4ua Winchong, the celebrated
Hong merchant, is now in the city OF
Baltimore. Hagersto,cn paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-30
From the Baltimore Patriot, March 27.
PROM BUENos AYREs.
Extract of letter from Buenos Ayrc:
dated January sS, 1918.

dated January 2S, 1918.
The present government reigns with an
iron rod, and Punishment is the order of
tue dag but it will require all the 'igi-
lance and energy it possesses to stop the
flame that is now rising, and which ulti-
mately must burst forth with rage un-
precedected in this country. The sue
cess of TIE troops il Chill is very doubt
ful-Ialcahuara, which has never been
in the hands Of the Patriots, and on which
they have made two unsacCc ssinl att cks,
has been reinforced lrcm Lima b, 5000
men. The last news says the Patr OTIS
have evacuated Conception, and fallen
upon the town of Taica, on the rvcr
Mani.
The attack made by these people a.
gainst &c leral Nrtigas, Of the Banda u
rien,al, has met wrth t e reward il merit
ed. In the frs att OK, they met with
loss Of 500 killed and AZ prisoners, aad
one piece of artillery. The force gone
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-30

The young man Who would rise above
an ordinary level m fame or virtue, must
rest, ali the ragrant impulses, which Ell
Their render him weak or wicked, misera-
bic or cOntemptble
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-30

Extract from letter, dated Charleston,
18th March, received at the office ct
the Baltimore Federal r pub,,"an.
SIR,-I have wrote you the pa tlculars
Of my conf emept III the prison of this
CITY Yseterday commodore Aury was
also introduced into these damp walls by
order Of our good friend the Spanish con-
sui
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ALEXANDRIA:
S.aTURDAF, .M.qRCH so, 1918.
FROM OUR coRREspoSoENr AT WASH
INGTON.


Saturday March go. 1878.
The annual appropriation bill, and Mr.
Claws amendment 10 il, were Yesterday
under the consid ration of the house IN
committee for the whole day. Reiapsed
iudiSposition has robbed me # the gre t
pleasure should have had in giving
short sketch of the very able speeches
made upon the occasion. Mr.. s"yth' OF
Virginia. and Mr.. Nelson, added TO the
mass OF weighty aud unanswerab'e arsu
ment already delivered against the mea-
sure. Mr.. Holmes and Mir. Tucker OF
Virginia spoke in it, favor. The house
however, have not vet exhausted the sub.
ject, and it will be gain argned today
when il is hoped decision will be had
Thus has one week mo been exPend-
cd upon subject which can be oil n"
possible use to this country, OF to any
other. -
Col. BALDWIN, principal engineer oil
the state Of Virginia, came up in the
steam b at Washington, on Saturday Last.
II is understood thai the Colonel will THIS
week commence to ace rut the route t'r
the Canal between Goose Creek and A
IL ysndria
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
Jonathan Collins HiiZ,

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO the heirs and credit
~ ors Of The effate of JONATHAN COLLINS,
la'e Of Scarborough 10 the county Of Cumberland,
Woman, dcceafed, and all others concerned That
solomon Burnham has exhibited 20 me the fab
fcriber Jude of the Court of Probate within and
for faid county. an Inifsument purporting 90 be
the lal Viii and Teaament of faid decezfed and
that the fame will be eon6dered at Probate Court
TO be held the Probate Office in Pc tland in fad
County on the fecond wednesday of april next at
ten clock in the forenoon, when and where they
may be prefens and lhew caufe, if any they have.
why The fame lhould not be proved, approved and
allowed as the Iaa Will and Testament OF fsid de-
ceased Given under my hand At Portland this
twenry 6rff cay of February in the year of ope
Lord eixhteen Hundred and eighteen.
SAM FREEMAN,
A true Copy Attsl Horatio soushgate, Reg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
AnihOnu CO0mbS HI.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the heirs and cred
- iiors of The enate OF ANTHONY COOMBs.
lac Of Harpswel IN the cointy Of Cumberland
decea!ed and ali Others conc erned That Eiilha
Coonss hss exhibited to ne III. i1hscriber Judge
If the Cours of Probate. within and for lad ccna
iy an InIirumeEs rurporting to be the ah Viii
and efament Of anthony Coonlbs aforefAid and
that the same will be cobldef ed AZ Probate Court
10 be held at Brunfwiek in said Coua'y at the Inn
Of VIM. Hodgkns. on the Gfe Wednesday at: err
TIE third Monday 10 May next at nine o'clock IN
the forenoon when and whsie they may be prelent
and thew csuie. if any they have why the fame
ihouId DOT be proved approved and 9 lowed IS the
Isft will and teaament Of said de- ezled.--C veD
uIder my hand at Portland this eleventh day Of
February in the year ef cur Lord eighteen hun
died and eighteen. SAM. FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
Thomas Barnes Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby siven to the heir. cred
4 tiers of the effa'e of THOM IS BARNES.
late of Poland in the county CT Cumberland Efq
deceafed, and all Others concerned That yoh a
Dunn Iun Administrator Of laid ef.ts'e as exhlb
tied to me the iubicriber, Judge Of the Court OF
Probate. within and for faid coun'y, bis ieeond
account of adminiftra len of faid eifate: and that
the iaEie will be couldered at Probate Court 10
be held at the Probate Cflce in portand in fsid
County on the fourth Wednesday of March next
az Ten o clock in The forenoon when and where
thsy may be preient and thew caufs if any they
have, why the Tame lhouid nor he allowed Given
under my hand az Portland. this eleventh day of
February, in the year of cur Lord eighteen hun-
dred and eighteen, SAM. FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
FOR SALE,
LOST on Tie l7ih Inst.

p BETWEEN Bah and Portland yellow calf
- skin Pocket Book, conta,oisg letter dfec, ed
10 MeGcs VIntoo X Cox Portland containing a
tnall ium of money aud alto fnail fun belong
ing to the iuhfcrhet together with feverzl fma
no,es and oihcr papers which are cf but little
value eacept TO The owner. Amy per Ton that will
return or give inf r.naton where the poeketbook
be Obtained with ito contents to The fubtcriber
fhaii receive five dollars reward or reafonah G
compensation tor the pccketbook and papers wilh
cut the money CHARLES CLAPP.
Bah Feb 81 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
Renk Estate IN lIinof

TO be fold by order cf the Supreme sus;c;.l
L Court, held in Port and on the lscend T,,es
day Of October t-Fifty acres Ct good -.
wi dwelling hcufe thereon, & u,,ed near Rer J.
rvs mills In Aiinot 10 he ccuntyof Cuaoerlana
is being the property Of Roxcyilania Berry
Almra Berry, sni May lane Berry nj
nors. unde- the age Of twenty ore vsars zod
Told for their benefit = The lac will take place on
he pTenhe on iuE DAY Its fa'frs,sb say n
fpsI ae~f At TO sicck A. M.-Cood,,iep. = "A.
known AZ The tine aud pace "a e. For fut,b,-
particulars inquire 4 BENZ BRADBURY.
GUARDIAN to laid minor chidIen. ..sgsgs
Minor, Feb. az, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24

ter. Of Portland, dischareing ship Resolution
Hedden, Bath do; brig Wild Goose, Given, Bath
do orig Caroline, shipley, Boston, do; schr
Traveller Array, for Boston.in 10 days;schr. Pisot
Sparrow, Newbnrn, N..C.8 days brig Elizabeth,
Morrison, Newburyport, waiting cargo 'al weli'';
brig Merchant, Newhall, Weathersfeld, waiting
cargo J; brig Hope, Bnn Of Hartford, do, Spoke,
OF the harbor Of Point Pe,re schr. Bangor Packet,
Perkins, q days cut, all we'll Feb. 6, lat. %,
long 66, schr. Molly, Tale duvs from Norfolk,
for ST. Eustata, F" all welI'' at The same time 81.
schr. Cumberland, 3 days FROM Norfolk, for Anti
gna all well Feb, g., lat. 81, long 81 sch C,rus,
Henry, Of Hampden, II days from pomineco, for
Boston.
CLEARARCES.
Cleared Feb. GSl schr. William, York for West
Indies schr. Susan, robertson, for do.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
1AM
GAZETTE 800 NEWS.
nnDTf m DnDTry mn

Entrances and Clcarancts at TIE Custom House.
Arrived Feb. 18th, schr. Eunice, Robbins, from
Cape Henry, (fiat)
THURsDA } FEB. 10.
Arrived brig Mary, Capt. stackpole, 81 days
from Havana, with molasses TO Nathan kinsman,
Esq. Left there besides those reported in our last
paper, brig Cordelia, Totman, of Portland, waiting
for molasses-Argo, Hobbs, do. just arrived-brig
L. M. Pallew nearly loaded for Newyork--Venu
saunders, of Thomastown, for Newyork in days.
Robert, Pope. for Boston, waitng--brg -.
Tuck of Saco, do.- Brutus. Snow. do do.-Louisa,
Henry, do. loading Belvdeer, of Newyork = schr
Jealous, -, Marlborough, waiting for molas-
ses-ship sagadahawk, Knap, of Boston. not dis
charged--brg Pea, Mccormick, Newyork, and
ship Recovery, OF Portsmouth.
Feb. 2fst ar schr Lady, Bdrbrick, from Lubec--
sloop William, Stamford, from Boston-slocP Ca
ty Ann, Blanchard, from do.-sloop Two Sisters,
Davis from do.
Sunday. FEB. %.
Arrived brig Hero, Capt. A. Greely. "a days
from Point Petre, (Geud.) with moIasses to j. Ho-
bsrt.--Lst there, Jan. rs, brig Leyant, Drinkwa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
NenburV- Whites.

We believe the advantages of raising this
breed OF Hogs are not suitably appreciated
by the husbandmen in this part OF the count
ry. Their form is more compact, their limbs
much smaller and they will fatten consrdera-
bly, quicker than the common breed Of hogs
This makes them about Is per cent. the most
profitable. On Friday last Mr.. POLES Jones.
of Fayette, in Kennebeck county, brought TO
this market Pig of this breed, which was
but 4 feet 81 inches long, that gired round
the brisket fve feet three inches! round the
neck, four. feet four 'mches'' and the clear
pork, after the lard was taken out, was seven
and an halt inches thick -! His weight was
1856 lbs. and sold for S57 go.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24

CUMBERLAND 80.
"a HERBAS Elizabeth Taber widow of John
w Taber late of Portland in faid county, meg
chant, deceased has been duly cited to take upon
her the standardization of the ela,e of said deceaf-
ed and has declined Notice is hereby given TO
the next of kin and heirs of faid decesied, that
they or e,ther of them may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held at the prohae flee in faid Port
land on the fourth Wednesday Cf hprii nez,, az
ten clock in the forenoon, and then aud there
take upon them he standardization of faid enate,
otherwife the fame will De granted to q creditor or
some other perfon.
Giver under my hand at Portland aforefaid, shis
eleventh day Of February D .sl8
SIM FREEMAN Judge Of laid Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
and for Sale by
ISAIAH THOMAS. JUN.

and tor Sale by
ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun,
DELANO'S Travels,
Riley's Narrative
1ytlers Elements of General History,
scott's Theological works vols.
Patrick Henry's Life,
SCOTS Essays on various subjects,
Thatchers Modern Practice,
Hume's Essays, 2 vols.
Memoirs of tbs Duke of Sully 5 vols.
Robertson's <harleS the 5th, 8 vols,
Newton Is Works,
Macknight on the Epistles.
MAYORS Piutarch for the use of Schools,
Lord Byron's works, 5 vols.
Brackenrdges History ofthe late War, between
the United States and Great Britain,
Prideaux Connexio Of the old new Tesla
ments,
Female Biography,
Cottle's a fred Poem,
Bower Of spring,
Shakspear's Plays,
Village Sermons, ,
MeIinCourt by the anhor Of Headlong Hall
Welsh MountalReerS, vols.
Pilgrims Progress with notes by Scott,
Lady Morgan's France,
Orlando Poem, 6 vols
Goldshth's Works, 5vos.
Cowper's Works, 5 vols.
CharIiuagne, Poem by Lucian Bonaparte
divers Conveyancer, beng 4 selection Of
forms Of General Utility,
Leghs Travels
Brooks Gazetteer,
Byron's Works, vols.
French GRAMMAR,
do. Dictionary, by Nugent,
do. do. by Rogen,
Shakspcar's Plays,
Saints Rest,
Seabury's Sermons. Q vols.
Moor's Irish Melodies.
Western Gazetteer or EmigrRn;s Dictionary,
containing Geographical description Of the
Western States and Territories,
Geographical Catechism.
Cummings Geography and Atlas,
Adams do DO.
Geuthrie's Geography,
Valprays Greek Grammar,
Smiths do do,
Bylaws Introduction,
GrGca Minora,
Greca Mijorca.
Greek Lexicons,
Morses Geography,
IudeIiable INK,
STATES and PENCILS,
auillS Of the best quality.
Also, -)uSt TccetCed,
The New England journal OF Medicine, Surgery
aud Collateral branches Of ience.--Gsntlemen
v ho wish to become subscribers, will please to call
at the Portland Bookstore where single Number
for the year 1917 may be had.
The Christian Disciple for Feb. 1913, is received
LikeWiSt,
Those justly esteemed and highly
valuable
Family Medicines,
prepared by W. T. CONWAY, kept con
SANITY for sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
Feb. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
Crockery Ware at .aucttol

WTM. CROSS, intending 20 alter his Inc {
Wv business, will sell the whole ofhis sIOCh
IN RADE. at his Store head of Green Street
on Thu RSDAY next at 10 o'clock.
,, -CoSsIsTIEG or
Plates-Cups and Saucers- Bowls--C. G.
Lnstred Jugs -SalIads-Baker's oyal
Dishes-Teapots Creampots-Tea
and Dining Ware-Decanters- Tumblers--
Wines MISUNDERSTANDING Glasses-Tea
Trays-Castors &c. sc,
G5s In lots TO accommodate purchasers.
ar 12 O'CLOCK,
10 we'll assorted Crates Ware,
On liberal Credit.
AT 8 O'CLOCK,
A variety of
WEST INDIA GOODS, Sc &c.
cssitan 1ads krsrVa 40 fbs fms aad plsss Of sals,
B. {. Atwood, duct.
february 2Ah. 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
DIE

In Scarborough, MIR. Charles Morris, aged TO
In New Sharon, 10th inst Capt. Levi Johnson,
aged 46.
In this town, Mrs. Lydia Parker, wife of Calvin
2. aged So.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
MARRIED

In Alexandra. on the 9th inst Capt. Ansel Lew
is, jr. Of Portland Me. TO Miss Jane Campbell, of
the same place.-Mr. Elias b. Waterhouseo of Port
land, Me. to Miss Alice Cartwright, daughter of
the late Capt. Seth Cartwright, OF Alexandria.
In Northyarmouth, by the Rev. A. Smith, Mr
Samuel Blanchard, to Miss Sally Morse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
4IuE II IC1N GOODS.
ELIAS KELSEY,

ELIAS KELSEY.
NO q AlU3SE1- ROW,
TAs received and is this day op,
ening for ale freih supply Of
Amtr}cdn Manufactured Goods,
VIZ
5000 yards brown ohirtings
5000 do bIeached do
1000 do Gingbams
1000 do Bedtickings
1000 do "a and "A Checks
1000 do Sattinetts
25oo lbs Warp Yarn. Nos. 7 toI2
100 reams WRAPPING Paper
Cut lacks &c &c.
ALSO, fmail al rtment of
English, French e. India Goods.
III Of which will be fold on the mofs favour abe
terms for Cath or approved credit. Feb %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
LECTURES

MIR. LOCKE'S last Lecture on electricity,
1Fl comprizing I" Atmospheric Electricity"
method Of protecting buildings from the effects OF
lightning, &C. will be delivered this evening at
Col. Burnhams. Admit ance so cents.
Feb. Cd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24

A large Ok, raised in Newjersey, has been
lately sold to four vlctualers in Philadelphia,
for $500.
The Agricultural society, lately instituted
in the county of Essex, has chosen the vener-
able TIMOTHY PICKERING, President.
Wheat is said 10 be selling in the interior OF
Newyork for one dollar per b,.shel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24

AcO HDo. Turks-IsIand Salt
600 bbls mefs No. and Beef
100 half bos. mefs do.
100 do. do, Beef Tongues
900 kegs Tripe
500 boxes mould and dip'd Candles
900 DO. No. Soap
400 do No. do
patent Cable ID inch, r2o fathoms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24

Valuable Invenfon A machine has late
ly been invented by Mr.. James Baldwin of
Westford, in this State, which will plane from
ten TO fifteen thousand feet Of boards in day /.
II has been in operation for nearly six months
and its strength and utility fairly tested. The
machine is very simple. The one now in
use cost less than $500, and takes less water
bower than common Grist Mill.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24

A BILL to establish uniform system Of
Bank,nttey, is now before Congress. The
National Intelligencer mentions that " the
fate of the bill is thought uncertsin," and
adds" We hope, however, it will escape
the fate of several other propositions origin
ated in the same house during the present
session The commercial part of our peo-
pie imhtOre its passage and We have yet TO
learn whether, and why its rejection is de-
manded by any other great interest of the
country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-24
THE TENER ABLE JUDGE SEwALL.

The Military differentiation Bill has a,
length passed both houses of congress. The
Senate, receded from its amendment, which
had been rejected by the House. and the
Bill now only awaits the sanction of the
President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-06

will soon he under this important plan Of edu.
cation. In Switzerland, the rapidity with
which Il spreads is only exceeded by its sue.
cess IN France Monsieur Frossard is quite a
missionary IN the South, travelling from one
place 10 another, qualifying teachers, aud es.
.ablishing schools.
k1ssia has received hack the four younp
meh sent ny the Emperor, to be educated in
Ensiand. schools viii be in time opened from
the ME, 10 Tie Caspian Sea; one is ALREADY
ineoperation, and when teachers are pro, i,letl
its extension will berapid over that vas, iEm.
pi,e.
- Spain has received a teacher n Can,o;,
in the Spanish Guards he opened n school IN
Madrid, and The progress made. aud enthusi
asm excited, has nearly realized the exan,nle
France gave in iSl5;sibey have boeo so i.r.
ward in ther exerlions, that copies of the les
sons in Spanish are now IN the hands of the
Committee here. pray that knowledge NAV
enlighten the people of that important com
try, and new era commence ia the Spaasl,
Dominions.
Hay,i has embraced this system. her es,a.
blishments are very considerable. Your mn
dcrtaking in Philadelphia is of the greatest
Importance, not only 10 North, but South Anne
rica."