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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
ACADEMY.

TINE Subscriber most respectfully in
l. forms the inhabitants of Alexandra,
that he will open an English, Mercantile,
and Mathematical Academy at Hr. Ruid's,
P.ince-street, few doors west OF the Far
mers' Bank, where youth shall be instruct
ed with care and expedition in the following
sciences, in order TO qualify them for the
different departments in trade and bus mess,
viz. In tic Mercantile, Naval, and Militia
RI line .-ReadiDg writing arithmetic \
English-gramniar; bookkeeping i geome-
try both plane and solid; mensuration of sur
faces and solids trigonometry, both plane
and spherical; surveying gauginS navi-
cation dialing use OF the globes. maps,
and geography algebra conIc-sectlons :;
mechanics; gunnery; fertilization lux
ions astronomy; &c. &c.
Applications 10 be made to Mr.. Guy At
kinson, Mr.. VIM. Dunlap, or the acade-
NV, where the terms will be made known.
tj-The Academy will opcn on the l7th
inst. JAS CAi)EN,
Prof .llafh. &. Nat. Philosophy.
*Arthmetic 10 so compeniious manner,
(by lecture) that one figure does the Office
of ten in the common way and of course.
in one tenth The time the student can acquire
a regular knowledge of this excellent art.
tBook- excepting [by single aud double en-
try) in all IFS varieties with general lectures
on Domestic, Factorage. and Company Ac-
counts; Accounts of Exchange; NecoCia-
lion of bills; covering of cargoes, &c. with
calculations, showing at one view the state
of the trader, merchant, factor, and grocer S
affairs. These being more closely connect
ed with business than any of the above, &C.
casiouel the subscriber TO point them out 10
the public. He also invites the learned to
visit the academy at their convenience. and
Judge for Themselves. On the first of Octo.
Der he viii open an Evening School, for the
accommodation of those whose employ
rhents prevent from attending during the
day. ). Z.
August Is stuthtt
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lost
Union Steamboat.

THE Union will, until further notice,
leave Alexandria at 1 o'clock + NJ;
10 commence on Thursday next--and will
leave GEORGETOWN al her usua! time, say
half past O'Clock A, NJ.
leTHaying rented the wharf formerly
occupied bv 6Ir Andrew Bartie, Tor the
exclusive use Of the Union Steam boat
masters of vessels are warned not to bring
their vessels 10 said wharf.
JOHN SHREVE.
August II lw
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French Plaster.

ONE hundred and fifty tons on board the
~ ship Washington, for sale by
July 90 LAWRASON Il FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20
John Jackson s. Co.

John Jackson s Co.
HAVE removed to their new establish
L 4 ment corner OF King and Water streets,
opposite the Union Bank,
JN,ers heg hare for sale,
10 puncheons St. Vincenis rum
1850 lbs green coffee
so kegs Richmond manufactured to-
bacco warranted prime IS, los, f2's and
ID twists
9 pipes L. P. Madeira wine
g hhds do do
40 boxes medoc claret .g
81 sauterne -
6 hermitage -
@ burgundy 5E
8 chateau grille
IS old Madeira wine, very superior
9 pipes brandy
% boxes 8 by 10 window glass
60 chocolate
40 mould and dipt candles a
6 sacks filber;s
> race ginger
10 marble nantes with heatths and
lambs
superb time pieces
9 cases French hats
9 English do
4 felt do
3 cases pertumery
2 mercery
5 letter and bill paper
An invoice jewellery-gold chains,
gold and silver watches, &c. &c.
An invoice hard-ware-cutlety, ia
panned ware, &c.
z bales German linens
g rrlnGs funitureS
4 handsome assortment domestic, Bril-
fish, French, German and India goods, in
lots to suit purchasers, aud on The most ac-
communicating terms.
August II 2w
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SIedoe Ciaret.
Connecticut Ploughs.

EUST received anil 10, sole by
- NEWTON kEENC,
$50 Connecticut Pionghs
August 5 ou
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20

LiSewise a GOOD assortment OF
FGRcg AIT! Common TRUNKS,
Brass tacls, cut tacks, trunk locks and
handles, ccrse, Zones, pocket books. katei-
G0scOpes, sc. Sc. rS'rUmhrel!as and
trunks repaired. DANIEL PIERCE.
August II tuths6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-20

TWELVE HUNDRED bushels heavy
I Albany oats or bOsri the ssoop Nr-
s.nia-Trader. from New York, for sale by
JNO. & 7 HOS. VOWEL.
Aucest u l,awSt
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August II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
AleX'a. Common Council

a. NAY y, 1878.
Ordered. Thst the sum Of $40, hmm.
sed on William Young and Jane. Diver
Tor purchasing two barr. Ct i.h p,.,j.
ously to the inspection Of the same, b.
RENTED, the council being IF ofirie,
that there WIS no Intentional violation =.
the law on their part.
Ordered. That the superintendent If
police do have the ruisaDce on pripc.
ard Henry street, removed for,hN it'll.
Ordered, That the pei mission to Wn,
Reynolds tor the wall to stand, to The
south of the new fish market, BE- rtscEd.
ed, and that it be removed on or brlO G
the first day of July next.
Leave was given TO bring in bill 60.
titled e" An act. t. amend an act entitled
an act for the Inspection Of iish in III.
town of Aleyaudris," which Was read a
Fl st and second time, ind the operation
OF the rule OF Council in such cases, be.
in: suspended, it wos then read Third
tune and passed.
Exirac; Gum the minutes.
Test, /. p THOMPSON, &C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
UPPER CANADA.

The Boston Palladium OF Tuesday
states, that ca political reformer, Of the
the name of GouRLAY, from England,
has been for some time busy in UPpe-
Canada, in stirring up the people to a
sense of Their tcrsichsd condition, and to
induce them TO insist on reform and
there is already considerable fermenta.
ton. The Legislature has lately been
adjourned in consequence Of difference
with the Executive Authority. But
Gourlay says, nothing is to be expected
from a new Governor, nor a new repre-
sentation, the fault being in the system.
He then boldly proposes, the calling Of a
PROVINCIAL CONGRESS, the appointment
Of Commissioners to state their wishes to
England, and the payment Of voluntary
tax Of one dollar poll to dstray e1pe D.
ces. lie appoints lay for the people 70
meet and choose their delegates. His
own proceedings and writings in the
newspapers, prove that there is some Ii
berty in Upper Canada"
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Tribute TO yAIoE.

The rifle company commanded b. cap.
tain Bealc, who SO signally distinguished
themselves at The siege Of New-orleans'
have lately presented general Jackson
with an elegant sword. The workman
ship is Of a superior kind. and reflects
honor on Che mechanic arts o! cur coun-
try. Its, however, of massg char"c'
ter, and intended rather IS an ornament
than use. The scabbsrd is made OF G. id'
with suitable emblems and devices.
TAGshrilis Wing.
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Attention !!

.7LEH.A REPRESENTATIVES,.
You are hereby notified to attend a
meeting of the Company on "Wednesday
evening next, 18th instant, at the court,
hsuse. at eight o'clock precisely. Those
persons wishing to become members, will
have an oppo tunity OF being proposal
by making application to any member o.
the company
By order Of Capt. .u'hSIcAa.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12

far ss respects tI.em, viii G.e exec .,rr
Of tie present dsr.ee.
Given at St. Pierre', Martinique, T..
der TIL seal 1t nur arrrs, AMI ,op,;,r,
signed by the secr'ta'y genera nj TIE
gover nmert. he 9Th =. April, Isl.
D0NIEL0T, Lieut.. Cen.
By the governor ard ahnini,tra,er e.
the kirg :--lhe sec!er"rv general ii
the government, EuILLAuMR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
alexandria, May 40, tSAs'
Baltimore, May III.
NAIL ROBBERS.
..&~Na~NN~~N>~


Agreeably to adjournment OF the Cir
cult Court, the trial Of the person charged
with robbing the mail, was appointed to
take place Saturday morning, at ten
o'clock, at which time Joseph Thompson
Hare was arraignsd at the bar AppiI-
cation was made by Mr.. WiEder, one OF
the counsel for the prisoner, to postpone
the trial I'LL to-day. To this the atlor
ney-geueral objected, stating, that any
delay would occasion great inconVe-
nience to :he attending witnesses. The
Court conceiving that every reasonable
indulgence had been granted, ordered the
trial to proceed. The jury were then
sworn, and the testimonies Of the differ
emit witnesses heard. The jury retired
for Sbout an hour, but were permitted TO
return, in order to obtain from the court
some legal information. Without again
retiring from the box, they agreed to a
verdict, finding the prisoner guilty of the
charges preferred in The indictment. One
Of the charges, to wit. that Of jeepard's
ing the life of the mail-carrier, by the
laws Of the United States, subjects the
prisoner TO the punishment of death.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12

they destroyeds Or where have they
gomez Here even conjecture fails us!
and We can but sigh for that grandeur
which has not even transmitted its name
to after ages, and shed tear OYER the
moulderiny ashes Of those whose tory
we now erjoy. hEHm1''
Silver c. eek, st. Clair county,,
Illinois Terri'or', March 60 )
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
NIAGARA CLAIMS

Under this head the Niagara p,per, oil
the 18th Of April, thus remarks" The
Mail of Thursday evening last, brought
the distressing intelligence Of the rejec-
ton of the bill for the relief Of the suffer.
ers on the Niagara frontier. Not since
the heart appalling hour, when the ei';-
zens of thi. frontier were guided in their
fight from the merciless savage BY the
geam of their burning dwellings, has
there ever been known such an universal
sentiment of depression and despair.
Many individuals, confding in the
justice of Their demands, and fortified in
that confidence by the assent Of The con.
stitu,ed agent Of the government, be!iev.
ing that the same testimony which had
availed others, was sufficient to establish
their own claims, bad proceeded TO re.
build their deserted houses.
"The munificencs of the state, BIZ
granting loan for their relief, had ena-
bled them to commence. ard the liberality
Of the mcnied Institutions in this quarter,
to complete their buildings; and Buffalo
like the Phenix, appeared revived from
its own ashes.
"For nearly two years the hopes and
fears Of the claimants have fuctuated
with the tide Of Congressional debate
But every expectation is cut Of by tn:
final rejection Of the bill.
How many hearts, eho at the dawn
of morning poured forth their prisons ia
heaven, ela'e with joy and confident in
hope.-that gazed upon the setting sun
in disappointment, sorrow and despair"
The number Of vessels that persisted in
the late tremendous gaze along the En-
glish coast, bet.een the Hell er aud Ca.
iais only. is estimated at one hundred and
! ferfy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
Tx f: SHgs rgTse House .SsN
80 MARINE JOURNAL. &HI
FORT OF ALExAYDRIx.. S41 II.

FORT OF ALEYAyDaIz.. MY II.
CLEARED,
Ship Wilhelmina, Baxter, Lisbon.
Sioop Susan BardsIey, n York.
Eliza, Hawkins, PhLadelphii.
ARRIVED,
Big Emerald, Rhodes, IS day. fren
Providence rum, gin, coffee &c. TO !.
G. Ladd + Co.
schr Gen. Brown, Weldon, I6 da,'
from BLACK Boards Island, Georeia;
with full cargo q live oak for the nav
yard. On Wednesday saw 4 slip al
schr going rp the bsy.
\ deep loaded brig with timbe-, passe!
up to the navy yard yester day a,terroOt,
supposed to be from Gospo.t.
Brig Cumberland, Nelson. hence fCr
st. Thomas, lost her best bower ancIO;
and two thirds Of the cable. While he,v-
ing up the 4th inst1nt, eff Blackstone
Island. She arrived at Norfolk the 7ih
to replace 'be loss, and will proceed 10
sea without delay.
Sloop John, Gillet', hence, ar. at \.
York 9Th Instant, 5 days.
S!oop, Fame, Bates, and Rising SUI.
Smith, hencs, ar. at Providence 9Th its''
Schr Liberty, Bears, cl. at BostOn al
instant, tor this port
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, sailed for B,'
timore yesterday.
Sloop Eagle. Wright, hence, az. al y.
York 9th instant, 9 days.
sl,op Polly 4 Svl,is, Weeks, CT. ''
y. York 9Th inst. iy this port.
Sthr faVorite, Gross, hence, ar. &
NsmburypOrt 4th instant.
Steam Boat Report.
The Warrington ar. a, Pm s%F
no other than lE!and vessels bound up
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
NOTICE..

TIE Council will 1T as a Court Of hp,
peals on the l4i6, 18th. and 18th dau i
the resent month, from the hour Of 10
20 o'clock | P.TH0MPSON &C.
~ The books will be iu the Council
Chamber, on Wednesday the 18TH list.
when the assessors will attend.
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Dry Goods.

TIME subscribers have just receive.
Il lage and genera! assorrmeti "
Dry Goods, suitable Tor the season. " 10.
thev offer for sale Of very los prices. o.
cash, At their new establishment, cCrs'
Of King aud Fairfax streets.
II. ". ASHTON 4 {"
May9 d6;s,uthet
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12

Eatract from the Iav ofMs COrporai1.
Section 4. BE it further enacted, that
no appeals viii be heard after tire tine
appointed for the sitting of Council a. q
Court Of Appeals, or after the sdjoun.
ment thereof, as may be b. them deter.
mined upon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
NJ ARRIE0

On the .th lost. st Washington city
bv tn Rev. Nr hawlev. William NicoiI.
esq, ad-dr-camp to major general Ripley,
10 Miss HarrietV Conway, Of Northum.
5e.lsad county, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
Oieb.

On Monday last. thomas T. Cant
ESQ. cashier IF the Central Bank 0.
Genrg-rovn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12

Sir-I now coser you tn" proclamation
of the governor Of st. Lucie, mentioned
in my former letter.
With periec regard. Iremain, sir, your
most Obedient servant,
"''' JOHN MITCHELL.
John Steele, esq.
Collector Of Customs, Philadelphia.
Translated for the American Centinel,
From the Gazette de Ia Martinique, .fprit
IL, 1918.
PRocLAMATI
By his excellencv lieutenant colonel Ed
ward O'tIara member OF the most no.
norable military order OF the Bath, go
yer and commander in chief Of the is.
land Of st. Lucie. &c. &c.
Whereas several representations have
been made to me BY the commissioners Of
the difFt' ert quarters respecting the state
Of the colony, ard the disastrous effecs
produced By the late hurricane whereby
it appears, that notwithstanding TIE per-
mission granted for the admission of eve
~ kind OF provisions into this island. in
neutral vessels, the inhabitants still ex-
perience much difficulty in providing
sufficiently for the subsistence Of their
negroes. and the scarcity of yictuaIs has
never prevailed to such degree as at
present, but very small portion ct the
productions of the earth having been pre-
served from the disasters OF the ssorm-
This p-i,a,ion OF fSo5. sFd the want OF
shelter from The nelemsney o. 'he wsa-
thrr. h,ve been TIE carse Of Z very great
no-t.ii,y Iaeas their slaves.
CSSSds-i-y. tia, II the port OF CAS-
tires shsV'i Be- closed ,-ainsf foreign
vessels AZ the period prescribed BY ny
proclsrsicr o, tie Sth Of S.'embsr lIst,
the evil vouli Increase to much greater
degree. sceirE thar. AZ least seven months
will si,ese b-fn-e sny benefit can be de-
rived from the productions OF the earth,
particularly on esSsada and bananas,
which are the p-;ncipal food, not only of
tie slaves. but 20 # the free people of
colo, and even os considerable mum
Der o. the whites.
Where!5re, having consulted his ma
jcsty's council Of this island. by virtue Of
the powers and authorits with which |
am invested and with their advice, l
hereby prolons the opening Of the port #
Castries, to the ship. Of al! nations having
a GOOD understanding with Great Britain,
until the 2lst day of October next, for
the importation Of rice, Indian corn, Ia.
dian meal, and every other kind of pro-
visions, except sailed beef, pork, cutter,
Goldfish, and other sailed fish we also
permit tie entrance Of animais, such as
horses, mules, and horned beasts, as well
as wood, ard building materials Of every
kind.
l moreover authorize aud permit the
expiration of run, molassss and sugar
in the proportions aud on the conditions
stipulated in my proclamation of the a6th
Of January last. in he ships Of every ma
ton which shall import any Of the articles
herein mentioned.
Given at the Government House. Cas-.
tries, the s6th day Of March, 1878, and
Of the reign Of bis majesty tAe fifty
eighth.
isigned) EDWARD O'HARA.
Lieut.. col. Of the esd regiment. com
ma9der and administrator Of the
civil government
BY order Of his ercellency:
(S;gned) J.R RArxEs, Se'cry.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
COMMERCIAL
Consu ate Of the Uni'ei States, I
G. p;Orrp OH .3Drj{ 1918.

81. Pierre, OH April, 1918.
Sir be- lesve to inform, that the GO
vernon o -. Imc,c has. by fr1clamat!on.
declared the port open until the el.t Dc
tobar, tor reu raj vessels in amity with
Great Britain. FIR lumber and provisions,
except beef, p rk. fish. butter, and lard.
As il NAV be Of some service to our COM
merce, please make it known. Also,
that -four will BIZ admitted here IN French
We sells, until the esd If October next,
subject to duty Of two per cent. ON va
lpaunn.
! am, with perfect esteem, sir, your
most Qbedient servant,
JOHN MITCHELL.
10" Steele, esq.
Collector Of Customs, PhiladeIphia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-12
In the nnme Of the King.

The governor and administrator, for
the kpg, Of the c,lony Of Martinique, by
virtue OF the orders COZ taiard in the des-
patch OF the minister Of marine and colo-
MES, dated the 18th of Decor ber, 1917.
Decrees as folio,rs:
Article I. No merchant vessel, even
French, coming from India or Bourbon,
shall be admitted into the ports Of Mar.
tinique
Art. 2. The director Of the colony, aud
contractor Of the cu.tgms, are Charged SO
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,Sfedm Boat RSuorf.

The Warrington ar. a. s P. NJ -
no other than IElaad vessels bound up,
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Consulate Of the United States. !

Consulate Of the United States.
81. Pierre, l2sh .lprii 1918 !
Sir-I now cosev you tn" proclanati"n
of the governor of st. Lucie, mentioned
in my former letter.
With pertec regard. remain, sir, your
most Obedient servant,
JOHN MITCHELL.
John Steele, esq.
Collector Of Customs, Philadelphia.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22

"a aHE farm formly owned and occupied bv the
a. late oept George Thomas. containing two
handred acres q sand. seventy rods front situated
near the centre 81 tie town a Bowdoinhan, 'front.'
ing On Apagadasit River and joining the corners
Il tie county and town roads--being a very GOOD
ss'oation for tavern or store. This excellent
seFm vill be sold great bargain, aud with good
seear'tya liberal time will be given for pax ment
o. further particulars apply 70 JOHN THOM-
~ q naadoinhan. ee Aug. &c
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.

LAS for Ga'e at the head Of Green itreef, 10
a Wea Market Row, complete aiiortment OF
Hest India Goods and Groceries
WINES. IRON, Nils, GLASS u PUTTY.
5i,s 600 VT FEATHERS of good quality
which he will fell whoeisie or retail.
~ Beds filed on hand will be fold az the low
el price for Cath d Lumber or Country Produce
Lxsuis The hrn quality of .lhomaion LIME
Wo,.,f-In The coufie Of or months 80 600
white oak hoghead Slaves and Heading.
s~- Horses and Carriages, 10 Let stabling for
Hories as ufual. q June p
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22

The annual election of State officers, as
we'll as the biennial election of Members of
Congress for the state ofVermont took place
on the lst inst. No federal ticket was put
in nomination. A union ticket was put
in circul,i9n in opposition to the democrat
&c nomination, but how generally il was
supported, or whether il met with the gem
sral countenauce of the federalists we have
no Information that viii enable Us to nudge.
Ii is probable however, that the feIeralists
of Vermont have followed the example of
those of Rhode land, in offering little or
no opposition to tie democtatie candidates.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
NOAH HARDING,

rTAs for fale at his Gore in Maine Street near
II / Weft Magket Row--a complete aiiorsment OF
Hest India Goods and Groceries,
Of hyperion quality
ALS0--A general afoFtment ct
English and American Factory
GOODS,
and all kinds of warranted SHOES
hLSg--JUST RECEIVED
goo Novsfcotsa @ md Stones
so boxes Pipes
SO hhds Turks Island Sals
A do w RUM
pipes Brandy
2 hid Efence Punch
ton Logwood - do Redwood
A few crates CROCK ER Y WARE
AiIorsment OF WINDOW GLASS, b. al
8 by 10
60 tons Platter Paris
A few tons imail Cor sgs
tons Hollow Ware
1000 ibs frst quality Chocolate Shells
Thomastown LIMB
All Of which will be fold cheap for cath, or ex
changed for any kind of fountry produce.
PORTLAND Aug25 II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
POETRY.
True Fortitude.

1t does not beam in that stern eye,
From which tear does seldom flow;
Nor centre in the marble breast.
Which never melts at scenes of woe
Ills not that fix'd, and deadly hate,
Which frees the dsellasf from fear;
Who bares the honorable blade,*
And breads no punishment, but here
IT'S not the rash, and frenzied zeal,
Which fronts the cannon's jaws of flame,
Or rushes on the murd'rous steel,
To seize the splendid wreath of fame
1t springs from that mistaken faith,
Which rests its hopes on God alone,
Which at the dread appoach of death,
Has with unlading lustre shone.
This mighty pillar of the soul,
When thrones shall crumble into dust,
When earth shall totter on the pole,
VIII be our only hope or,trust.
As on some promontory's brow,
The trav'ler from his lofty seat,
Views the continuous rush of waves,
Which spend their fury at his feet;
So, from the eminence Of mind.
TIE good man views life's stormy shore,
Lash'd by the sullen tide of fate,
And calmly listens to its roar.
Bradgspcates, lug. "a, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
Russia Diapers, Napkins, &c.
JOSEPH HARROD,

II AS Jun received for iale,
one ba.s Rui7iA Diapers GitsO Napkins,
Rul1ia fable coverings--do Shee,ings.
One Bale Wafer Loom Sheeiinss,
Do do do do h.giings,
wife swanfkins and flannel.
Fig "a >caries Flannels.--M erino shawls and nan
Hdkfs.
Linen and Cotton Dana, k-- Carlisle Ginghsms'
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