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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
Union.

IN MONDAY mkt will start frcm
~ Georgetown at half past 8 in The
mo, ming, and will continue t. do 50 (Sun-
days excepted) until further notice.
This arrangement is made at the request
OF passer gers generally. .
On Sundays she vii! as usual, start at
8 O'Clock, and after aLdlpg her passen-
gers in Alexandria proceed to Fort War
berton. cts.
Passage from Georgetosn to so
Alexandria.
Passage from Georgetown to J *
Fort,
pa'', FS,! fro" Alexandria to : 50
Child'.n hal price.
he U'ion will pass the drawer Of the
bridge sI 9 n'clcck. Passengers wishing
her to sta for Them, are Ieqpested to
make .is a! wit'. their hardke iels
"a. " w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
Connecticut PlOughs.

EUST receiyea and tr sa., b,
- NEW on KEENE,
so Connecticut POughs { life ent
size. N2v .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
For New.Orleans,

rR The ss.p COM ERCE,
xvsisgSs captain James Cro~dhil'' ill
$3.50 sail from Alexandra Tor New
S<1SSaS Orleans e5th inst-iias ex-
cel'eut accommOdatiOn. for csbir P,,'e'-
gers. For fie;sht or passage arPy %
BOWIE 4 CURIZ,
Georgetown,
or n The master on board, at SandersOn's
wharf, Alexandria.
June 10 tS21e
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
Chewing Tobacco.

Chewing Tobacco.
EUST ,ece we'd pc ,cnr Dolphin, from
d the mandatory of Harris & Shields
Gate Benz, Us. Aarris), Richmond,
II kegs pound twist
I6 do small do 8 tn the pound
Chewing Tobacco.
uur former customers viii please call
and examine f!r themselves
JN0. i H. VOWEL.
June 10 AimSt
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w anted
Wanted,

A NUMBER IT Vt.>SELS to trans
port Stnae from the Falls near
Georgetown, on the Potomac, to Old
Point Comfort, Chesapeake Bay. The
stone is convenient tcl loading.-Two
dollars per perch will be given for freight.
Apply to Lieut.. Cul. w. +. ARMIsTEAD,
Agent for Notifications.
Nav Is dim
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Notice..

n Office.
Vy!IE Copartaership h th"rto existing
u under The firm Of john =. i.ADD :
c.. il this day dissolved. All persons
having anv demands against said ir'n
ar, 20 te,ted 70 exhibit them Tor adjust.
ment; aud all persons indebted to said
finn are desired to make Immediate pay
n.nt. JOHN G. LADD,
JOIN WHEEL W RIGHT.
June 10
Notice.
E1lE Subsc: b. under The firm OF
Ohm II. LADD = Co. have this day
catered into CopartuershiP, and purpose
20 con5uct business under said firm.
JOHN II, LAOD,
JOHN WHEElWRlGHT.
SOHN 6. l. DID.
June 10 CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
Orphans Court,

AieXd ,dria Cnu ",
Nav term, 1918
n2DERED, that the Execu,orof fHo-
~ MAS Cock, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times week
for rwo weeks in the Alexandra newspa.
pers
A copy-teste,
a. MooRE. Register Wills.
This is to gire Notice.
That the subscriber OF Alexandria COun.
t, in the District of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF said coun-
ty, letter. te>tsmentary on the estate OF
'fhoma, Curk, late ui the county atore-
said, deceased. All per,ons having
claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the >ubsc Iber
pa sed BY the Orphans curt on or be-
fore the 28ih day Of November next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefi, to said estate and those !ndebt-
ell thereto are required to make immedl-
ate payment. Given under my hand
this ssth day OF May. 1918,
CHRISTIaNi COOK.
Exccntrix of Thomas Cook, deceased
May % fhstu2D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10

Litter Bag al the E. c. House.
Rig Lion, captain Scot tor Liverpool
18th irS,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10
BIZ Z. G. MaRSTELLER.

THIS DAY, at ia NJ. =.
Will be sold On Sanderson's Wharf,
the cargo of the ship Commerce, captain
Crowded., from Amsterdaa, consisting
of 80, ,. 49,.
Holland Gin in pipes. very superior
Straw Carpets, Of different breadths
Dutch Stoneware. in crates ..,
Blue c"loured Water Pitchers, crates
Broan Bottle. Mouth Jugs, In crates
Brown Pickle Potts. Of a very snperipr
quality, for retaining vinegar and
salt.
Gin cases, &c. %. g., $50 IL.
Terms made known at The place Of sale.
June 10.
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xlsk Exchange Cgfse Hoass ss
NSAMARINE JOURNAL. sksSEk

PORT OF ILEXAEDRIA.. JUNE y.
CLEARED,
S!oop Olive Bra"c riawes, Bermuda.
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" lillian Devaughn

Rair Hr.ssrr md Psrfrme', TO al street,
ID FTURNS h,s TIA X to the pubic
HI - grneril, for the liberal encou-
ragr,nent he has received, and hopes a
continuance of The same By his zeal and
strict attention to busln, SIS.
Just received and for sale at has store,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10


On FRIDAY next, at II O'clock, A. NJ.
kES Will be sold at Merchants
EMESS wharf, on a libe, al credit The
SEsS4 ,schpope. MARS, burihen 1Gf
sS tons o. 900 barrels; good
vess~, sails we'll, aud has Just returned
from sea. lier inventory. &c. may he
seen at the place I sale.
P 6. MARSTELLER, Auc'r.
SsaS lmnediatei' after the above,
SE@Sa> will be sold a, Bavue's wharf,
tes:3sM he sIoop FRIENDSHIP, Ter
n tackle and apparel, turthep
Sc TONS, bull, expressly t"g a racket; has
eigh' births, and can be prepared at
sma!l expense to. accommodate twenty
passengers. Terms made known at tie
place Of sale. ,.:.!.:
PIG. MARSTELI .ER, Auc'r.
Jr'eIO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-10

IN Thursday al 10 o'clock, will b
~ exposed fur sale on Kinks wharf,
part OF the personal e'tate OF JOSEPH
n,,n doca.scd
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
South American Affairs.

o'nee ne commencement Of the present Congress-
Fu6ae documents multiply so fast that ce find IL
impossible 70 gre then, all in detail withom mill
fafsng NTH our design Of haring the dish mlieh zee
aceekty servs up composed of all that rariety wtfch
the multiplicity Of ties oe study TO please, call
for. Ne are therefore under the ne, ssitu Of con-
timing our notice Of the Report ofthe Commissions
eTs TO SOnfh .4n'ericG, 10 analysts, ,chich is
copied from the Boston Gazette IL is probably
kotch TO our readers hat the three c.
Teptrtef separately. Those of MesSr< Rodneu
and Graham follOO Judge BANDS report sctH be
noticed hereaffen II uiR be seen that all The male.
raat facts contained IN the rports are stated here
In the papers accompanying the message %
Congress, the most interesting are those relating
to South America. There is an important, but
occult interest in the state of our relations with
these provinces, which il behoves us all to look
to, If at any time we should be drawn into clo-
SCI bonds of amity with them.-In our abstract
OF the Documents we begin with the Reports Of
the Commissioners, Messrs. Rodney, Graham and
Bland. And first, with that of Mr.. Rodney-for
they have, from some wise cause,no doubt made
their separate Reports.
Mr.. r. begins by telling Mr.. Secretary Adam:
that, $ with the history of the conquest of the
Spanish possessions in America, you must be IA
miliar." He does not think that he might be
quite so familiar with the succeeding history, and
he thereupon enters into detail of the early and
progressive settlement Of that country, under
the monarchy, and its situation down to the com.
mencement OF the Revolution, which may be sup.
posed to have originated about the year 1906, af
ter the invasion of that country by the English
under Popham and Beresford, and the troubles il
Old Spain, excited by Bonaparte. This sketch
cfther history, is principally taken from Robert
son, Humboldt, Bonplaud, and the newspapers
to all which we refer our readers.
Then comes outline of the internal changes
oftheir government, in the course of their approx
inlation to ndependence--summary of events
| during this period drawn up by DR.. Fumes
| which Mr. II. says, contains " some cases of Sc
verify and cruelty, inseperable from great revo
| lutions''-then mentions tho formation of tn,
| Congress at Tucumar in iel5--its removal t.
| Bnenos Ayres the next year-its sittings publ,
| to citizens and strangers-debates interesting
and published every month, &c.
He then refers to the dispute with Artigas, tn,
chief of the Orientals, who it seems has the su
| rreme command over the provinces Of Entire Rio
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
GRAHAM'S REPORT,

The letters Of this Commissions presen 5 but
few facts different from lie Report Of M. Rod
ney. Il is not so much in detail as 10 lh- bisto
~ and poiitic.l state Of sen Il America snerior
10 the revolution neither Is he SO prolix in his
statistical remarks. The first point of discussion
be, ween .hem and perhaps the most important,
is hat relating 20 The power OF the Royaisi ).
Mr. Rodney thinks That the 81 aniards may soon
be exp eled from the FIVE provinces which they
now possess bat Mr.. Graham asserts that :
mos. important and valusble portion of the palrl.
OF country is in danger oil falling into he hands
of a foreign pow er, who has invaded it with a
regular ODD zpeH appointed army and is gradually
taxing possession n commanding spoiats, from
waich il may be d fhcuit for their united forces
hsreaf ert1 dislodge them."-He then sdyerts
in 8 nsise manner to the existing feuds be-
tween The Patriots them elves and from what
he saws on this head, we may infer that these
dissentions are SO &C. i've and raneorous, as 10
re,ard if not to prevent their final independence
Mr.. Graham admits that the Cons itu' ion Of
Buenos Ayres recognizes many of The Principles
OF free government, " but with such drawbacks
as are little calculated TO enforce them in prsc.
tic Some allowances he says sic 10 be mfde
- bu,' he proceeds, = f.er due allowance, it
die not appear TO me that so much had been
q me for the cause Of civil liberty as nigh, have
been expected, or that those in bouev 4reye us
strongest advocates" But our strongest sdvo
Gates for these colonies, cry out . ackno1c!ed
sier Independence 2" Would it be prudent, 10
say he least, We would inquire, 20 do so under
these Encouraging circumstances. Mr.. Ora
ham concludes with some statistical remarks
touching The commerce, population, &c. of these
provinces, ELL of which are set down at length
by Mr. Rodney. One o.her fact be a, which
We believe was no. advened to by MIR. tina,
the Congress in whom the tower is vesie for
that PURPOSE. we're about fofmngs new Con.
siitution VI en- The Commissioners lef, tbs,
country. WHIST sort oil = one it will be is maj.
ter of uncertainty
| The whole business will be gone into by The
other Commissioner, Judge Bland, whose re
pr, we learn from Niles Register. "con,ains
200 pages OF close Ato manuscript Thus We
have proceeded with all The documents that
have come &c hand.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

The Constitution of the state of Indiana de-
clares, +" that no person holding any 9tsce nnaer
the United States, shall exercise the office q Gov
eraour. or Lieutenant Go1ernoNr d. uat no per-
son shall hold more than t1So tucrohUe offices al
use same tine"--Gos. Jennings has been late
~ appointed by the President Of the United
States 10 hold treaty with The Indians.
During his absence, Lieut. Gov. Harrison, con
sderlns The Govern our as having vaceted his
office by the acceptance Of one under the Y.
States, assumed tie Office OF Goyernour, and
undertook the execution OF It's duties-grant-
ed commissions, affixed The seal, sc. Having
taken possession of the seal, he concluded 70
retain 1t on the return of the Governor.-tiav-
ing occasion to be absent for a short time, he
delivered il into the hands of the Secretary,
under an injunction TO safely keep it, and de
liver il to no one but himself. Gov Jennings
however, having returned, went 10 the Secre-
tary's office, and having obtained possession
of the seal, he resumed the exercise OF his Of
fetal duties--and thus this young sister OF the
Union finds herself welded TO tao hasbdnds
at the same time, without any fault OF her own,
indeed, but probably at loss 70 which OF the
two she owes faithful obedience. How the
difficulty IS TO be obvlated we do not know.
But slate with two chief magistrates at he
same time, in full yigour, and clothed with
lull powers, is sort OF political monster that
ought TO be watched with care.
NJ. Y. y4drr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
&ott(at,o.
Tuesday, December 8, 1913.

France, after having drank deeply Of the
cup OF humiliation and modification which she
has 50 long held 10 the lips, and even forced
the contents down the threats Of other nations,
is about 10 be relieved from Tie burihen Of
any longer supporting the allied hoops in her
domnions. So many Of the Bonaparte OH
GERS have died, been banishcd Of quit the
country voluntarily, that at The meeting OF
the Congress of Aix-la. Chapele, this step
was considered perfectly safe, Having found
10y sad experience, that "the ways OF trans
gressors are hard" it is hoped she may never
again repeat those horrid atrocities which
marked the reign Of Napoleou---that she will
unite with the other nations of the earth 10
cultFatlng Peace, and by their exertions and
lnvocatIons
fastthe period hasten on,
The time by Bards and Prophets sung.
When wars shall cease, from sea TO sea.
IN all their crimes and misery
And all the Heaven-boFn arts Of PrAcr.
Shail find large and sweet increase:
When every human breast below,
shali with fraternal feelings glow
ana Out one strife with men be found.
VINO with pure love shall most abound FL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

L61ES7 FROM EUROPE.

BY arrivals at New York, Liverpool
dates to the 25yh of Oct. London to the
AM, and Paris 10 the 2oth, have been
received.
tits officially announced that the troops
or the allied Powers are TO evacuate
France by the goth of Nov.
1t is said the filled Soyereigns decline
Interfering between Spain and her Colo
mics; that the Emperor of Russia has
proposed the removal of Buonaparte to a
more healthy residence that the request
of the mother of Napoleon to visit him,
has not been assented to and that the
Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia
have differed as to dispute between
Bavaria and the Duchy OF Baden.
A new levy has been ordered in Rus
sid for the army and navy. 1t is to con-
sist of one man out of every five hundred
throughout the empire.
The Queen of England was apparently
near her dissolution, after reign OF 81
years.
The American Ambassador TO France,
has returned from London TO Paris
The state of our commercial negotiation
with England is not mentioned.
There were reports in France that the
United States, were endeavoring to pur-
chase station in the Mediterranean, and
had successfully made offers for a port
in Eliza, Mahon and Sieily-Ofering be-
tween Ds and 100000 for the latter.
The French were fitting out two men
Of war at Rochefort, armed en- flute, tc
proceed to China, Tor the purpose of OBJ
raining from that country some OF its
natives, with teaplants, to convey them
TO Cayenne, to introduce the cultivation
of that article into that colony. Men of
War were also about to sail for Senegal,
africa, with supplies for that establish
ment.
Two OF the British ships have return
ed frem the Arctic Expedition. not be.
ing able 10 proceed further than lat. 80,
40, lon. IL, E. The others were return
ing
1T London Oct. IA, se2 bis. Quebec
and N York Pot Ashes, first sort, sold
for COS Cd. to sas6. Second and third
qualities "a to 4o The demand for
whale Oil had Improved, & SPermsceti
had advanced considerably.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
hAvERHILL. NOV. 81.
M. Y. Adpr.

| HAvERHILL, NOV. II.
The Newburyport Herald contains com
munication on the subject oil locking and clear
ing the Merimack River, so that boats may
pass from New buryport, to Concord, \. Fl.
The advantages which would result from this,
are intellectually great to Newbuypot and
Ibis town.
1t seems that surveys, and three different
estimates Of the probable expence Of accom-
plishing the object, have been made. The
highest estimate is Sl1O,090, the lowest
| 100000. Every friend TO the prosperity OF
Haverhill, Newburyport, and the towns ad-
joining, must be interested in this plan TO con
meet these towns with the interior Of the
country by boat navigation.
The Convention Of 1902, between the T.
States and Spain, lately ratified by the latter,
provides for mutual claims for indemnity iOr
excuses committed in the then late war, "
by citizens or subjects Of either party, against
the property OF citizens or subjects OF either,
the claims TO be dehuitiyely determined by a
board Of Commissioners 10 sit at Madrid
Two Commissioners TO be appointed by each
power, and they to agree on fifth, or draw
him by lot, from two, they might nominate.
A decision by three Commissioners TO be con-
elusive.
Spoliations by foreign cruisers, &C. in which
either party might be considered implicated,
are reserved from this Convention.
Accounts from ST. Eustatia received at VIII
mingten, N. C. charge the Revolutionary
Commodore, Brion, with the most Infamous
conduct --
Crohs.-We are told, says the Nashville
Clarion, that never since the settlement Of
this state were there such boun,iful crops
OF Indian corn, wheat, tobacco, Sc as the
late season produced and that the prospect
OF price for that considered as surplus, is
tiattering. No people in our state are do
ing better business than our planters.
Dl&fufatton --" An indiscriminate de
fence OF right and wrong, contracts The IN
derstanding while IL .corrupls the heart "
This shor; sentence OF The celebrated Juni
US IS deserving the serious attention of
young men OF ingenious dispositions, Who
have recently entered, or are about entering
upon the study of the law.
ErtrGerdinary Pedestrian Feat.--An
officer in the East India Company's service
III the interior OF Hindoostan during the
last summer, Without training, on bet of
200 rupees, went on foot &c measured miles
IN one hour and fifty four seconds, the ther
mome'er at the time being at 90. He in
tends TO attempt tie performance of Il miles
within an hour.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

- ~ rs W OF ftDTkef 81 =
Forbes, Consul General 10 Denms,lt VITO NJ
ger, has arrived at Boston from H. \ \ passsa-
Europe, She has brought hon. i. worm II
Of the crew Of schr Plaitsburp &c =, alal 6's
charged with piracy and murder, Isas,uao's
ing examined before magistrate n''e' b
committed for trial at The Circuit co~ sy ss''
U. ;. which sits in Boston this veal BE
Fo'af ETped'''On.-'The ships which eon....
THIS expedition, returned to England ,b. ,'s'
first OF October, without succeedns @ =.
passage through the Pacific Ocean - '1si
Straits to the North Pole. They wen. s',ai'
lat. 80, so, long II, where they found -, 80
etrable barrier of ice, which comDess 'A'P's
put back, It's thus rendered pretty cs,,,;. sas
no one can ever reach the North Pol. j =
other means than by crossing 6 Or 7oo :, ~
the ice.
Seven Chiefs Of the PassamaquOddv =.
OF Indians arrived in Boston on Wsj.. ~
last from Esstport, with view of seI'.'q
the aid Of The Governor 10 procure .s
priest.-Might not the protestant rsss;,' =
substituted tor The vagaries and .ure; Sc
which they practice a
The Treasurer Of the American Ria.
ciety acknowledges The recent d,;,, !
month Of November, from yarious ,...
the sum Of s26s7 3G--of which sum s,s,ss |
was furnished by the Maine Bible soc...
ibis town-S3o, from the Oxford Bible s..
ty, to constitute The Rev, James lOoD, !, /
Paris, the, President Of said societv 49,
Der for life-and Sl3, from "Frj.n1s .
Machias II
PsnsaOns,-The Washington Ctr C,,s.
gives the following statement in relation "a
applications for pensions under the lavda
last session Of Congress
Pensions granted, a@
Suspended, q.%
TO be acted Oh, iSm II
Total, Man Il
Pensio1s.--Itnow appears that the deAvs II
forwarding Certificates TO reYuhiionav !. u
dieTs, is occasioned by a want Of CIsrra =
The Pension Office. AbiIl basas been IalJ. .
passed to increase thenumber, il i psbsIs u I,
the applications will soon be acted UPON 1t 1T
Tho resDH made known lgs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08
Total
The Female Charitable SOcistu

RESPECTFULLY present their patvu
the following. their Seventh Annual Report
And while they regret their means are 1lr
tied, they would acknowledge With gradnds
the favors they have been permitted aua
municate TO few suffering fellow crestuu
The proceedings of this Society The ysaps
have been small, but notwithstanding Asr
many diseouragements they are still iuixS
TO perseyere in the original design ofaaa
stitution.
The Subscriptions and Donations
have amounted to gfa
Contribution at the Anniversary
Sermon, 100
---
lga|
Expense Of School, sa
Clothing Materials, MF
--~
ls0s|
Balance in The Treasury, ~
With this SUN, together wiha few a'Fs
from individuals, they have assisted o - y
lies, by distributing l29 garnenls' =.
have been gratefully received. % an'a
OF sick, have been rendered cefroFlssTT.g
the loaning of bedding and elosaes-l
funds have been SO scanty, i hasnu :
practicable as heretofore, 10 supply nsa' :
work, but have ALMOST invariably loun-I
position for it, where garments 0a7
bestowed.
With respectto the school undel y IT,,
and direction oiihis Society, they T0ua =
il las consisted Of So girls, though ?" +,
than 35 of that number have general'I :,
ded--in the selection of scholars, =
wretched and deplorable objects Pc ,,Ies
sought for, and those who have the ga. i. j.
tage in any way at home, compose 49,. =
'est part Of the School--bui sin ~. s..
may be commended for their ooealsys
behaviour, and industry. Nine n''s
eight verses from The Bible, Win u: u sI
hymns have been reeited byone GU ~. Il
hundred and three articles q e'01 s,s,SI
been made, and one hundred anu rsJ~aI
yards of various kinds Of cloth peaSs a.
pair of stockings, and several panr so,,
ders knit. Thus, they confidently 10
no other way good has been done 9D0ss,.slI,,S
dren are in some little degree us0'~ lr
in sume measure prepared 10 fn'Ss ;r,:
bers Of society The seed sow m,s
bic, being the Word ;cl Goo' -, I'll 60
Ter produce glorious harvest ,A,t pse
turn void, but must accomplish 'p ,1re
pleases, and it shall prosper 70 - - d
% i i sent" Ii IS for the PUFF -
good Gop bestows bis bounlle', a. ~,se /
an application is made WIN !, psreds
acceptable TO the Giyer o. Ia. e's '.,dgr pnV
an odour of sweet smelling ~;odsl
Subscriber. are respectfully Ieas r.
subscriptions are now beeOnlls 4
he received BY Mrs yAlfsFi'4 i
Street.
NJ A sermnb viii &c fse7 80 Hsf II
male Charitable S.sisFy y ThuFcA
BRoEcT AZ The Ef,col'a,'lla,a' ,rsalbsr Il
,.yeAiag sth jnst----shonid W 4 Tburaaf
sor"bIe i Min be postponed = :. ! ID A.
4 contribution will be 'al'''N