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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
Notice.

IT, The voters in the End ward are re-,
cuss,ed 10 meet at the tavern OF Thomas
Shields, on Wednesday evening, at early
candle light, to select representatives TO
council for the ensuing year. Feb q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24

From Sedan we learn the following anec-
dete AS tue Emperor of Russia was ira
yelling some time since FROM Paris 10 that
town, in avery plain travelling carriage, he
perceived little peasant boy get up be-
hind il after some time his Majesty said to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
For. Freight.

E1IA The substantial, well built AZ an
~ fast sailing ship RE"-Jtfnbi,
burthen, 400 tons or 4300 barrels, no" -
complete order for the reception oi a ca,sO'
Apply to T. II. HOnLaNDD'
Pad mo. 6 iuIn'!h
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
Balti,nore, Ebruorq u.

Extract from the iog-book the schr. Com
mcrce, mentioned yesterday:
Jan. II, lat. 81 30, ~ lon 81, IS, w. at
9P. NJ. we made sail two points on the
lee bow, 10 DO. she proved to be ship
steering N. N. W. the wind being E. by W.
supposed she would 20 TO !cewarl of us,
being then under our lee, therefore we sill
kept our wind, when finding she gained to
windward of US, and close on board, il be-
ing impossible to clear her, We Immediate
ly put our helm up-at the same time she
up helm, and TO all appearance was deter
mined TO lun us on board which she did,
and sprung our bowsprt badly, swep! all
the stauncheons, rails and anchor stock, cat
head from the larboar'l bow, also, flying
jib stay. gigs, Sc; she then fell alongside,
giving US tremendous heavy blow, fore
and aft, and then fell off; she hove too, and
came Oh board, and informed US that the
ship was the Prompt, of Montreal, John
Wilson, Master, owned by Rober, Hunter,
Esq. OF aud from Grenock, for y Orleans;
the boats crew stated that they thought us
to be privaleer, and That they had called
all hands, with the passengers, and were
determined 70 run US down-they also sta
ted that they had to volunteer for men to
90 in the boat to board us after she had fell
off-,she lay by us about two hours, when
ioling She made no water, file! away Oh
her course again
[.Al.rchant's Coffee House Books.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
nsrID TRANSACTION.


The following isTliieral copy of an ano-
nyfnous enclosure to respectable west
kiahouse in New York, received by the
rva from Porto Rico, dated
Jayas@s, Porto Rico, LIST Eco.
American brig Agenora, F. L.
aster, of Kenncbunk bound from
i st. Domingo to St. Thomas, la
mahogany, was in the month OF
[ber last cast away near Cabroxo, IN
BE island OF Porto Rico; the.cargo, bow
even b the exerlions OF The carialli was
nearly all saved and conveyed to Cabroxo,
at which place captain bennett, alter he
had settled his affairs, embarked on board
sloop which he had hired, belonging TO
that place, manned with three SpanIards,
on or about the 18th January, for the city
of St. Domingo; but the second day alter
the sailing ii the sloop she returned to port
when the sailors reported that captain Den
nett had fallen overheard in gale OF wind,
and was LIST. Since then, about three days
ago, it has been proved on evidence OF one
OF the sailors, that the said captain bennett,
while on board, had been most inhumanly
murdered by the captain and crew, who
cut his throat, after which he was thrown
inlo the sea.
This iuhuman transaction, which loudly
demands the condign punishment Of the
culprits, who have been taken into custo-
dy took place in consequence of their sdp-
posing that captain bennett carried money
with him, when in fact it was known 10
those Americans with whom he had been
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24

at ~, 5agues, short time h1-re h's de-
parture, (ior the purpose OF shipping
small balance in his hands to those persons
who owned his vessel, via Bai,ino:el ;hat
be had not more money with him thanwas
sufficient to defray the expenses of his in.
tended voyage. and was then going 10 81.
Domingo for the express purpose OF recen-
ing the proceeds OF cargo which lie had
sold there previous to bis taking Oh board
his brig the cargo of mahogany ,vr 81.
Thomas.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
From The Philadelphia Union.

Mr.. BRoNsoN--During late visit al
Mount Vernon, found in the blank leal
of book, the following compliment from
Lord Erskine to Gen. Washington. The
book was entitled, GA View Of the eau
SEES and Consequences Of the Present Wal
with France, by the Hon, Thomas Frs
kline"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-12

sac "a the rn>, heauiilu! and fertile
irdSi, of the earth 10 perpetual s,eriliiy,
as liie huuiluS ground of lew savayes.
The most celebrated philosophers have
SPOKEN different language, and the err
mine OF he Judiciary has nterrosrd "a :
Sai'i~i 'he-' iiitor;es, aud, without stain,
g''en tsis country 10 civilization aud
christianity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-12

Extract IF n tett~. from gentleman nov IN
Washing9oH, 10 lbs triead ~ baltimore,
aated 81 March, 1910.
had, for three days past, the graft
LeaiIOn OF hearing yOGr t9ansm4n. Mr..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
FOR SALE,

A FARM in the town of GOrham. containing
"A seyenty-dve acres Of Land, with handsome
luildingsin good repair, with a large Orchard
and Garden in which are a great variety of fruit
trees
Also, other FARM, adjoining the
same, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
dipss thereon.
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres Of pasturing moving and wood land, with
Barn on the same.
Also, four House Lots, in The town of Port
land. situated on Foie-Street, near ELEzER HIG.
GINs'--two of which have fats in front
GFTerms of payment will be one, two and
three years for -four fifth Cash, on delivery 81
deeds-ttie good For fu rther particulars en-.
quire of CHARLES d. Br IT'S, of Gorbam. o,
BARRETT Porter, Esq. Of Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
Rachel N0ues' Estate.

NOTICE il hereby given TO the heIr. +uu ~ u,
~ tors Of the eitate of RACHEL NOfn' -
falmouth, in the couoty of Cumberland s'
deceased, and all Others concerned n'l .. sxbib
Blanchard, late guardian cfsad Raehsh n a., v
tied 20 me the fubicriber, Judge q me ~. .,,,n
Probate, within and for said County nv - 800 IN,
of guardianship Of said Rachel; and 'na - - beIa
will be cophdered at Probate Court - - sno,v
At the probate office 10 Portland, - III 80 n
on the fourth Wednesday Of SerfsnnDs, w,
ten O'Clock in the fol sDoon, when auo W. bsyi
may be pre.eu, aud ihew eauie, u any 'D'
WHY the fame fiould not be allowed. ,...rsa.t
Given under my hand AZ Portland inn nus sea'
6fk day Of Augua, 10 The year q our
teen hundred and nineteen. ,,urMAN.
a true copy--a;sea R.rr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
To TIE Honorable Samuel Freeman. BIZ

To TIE Honorable Samuel Freeman. EG
Jsdgs Of Probate # W,A,, &c. -vitbia 0sd fr hi
eoEsty IF CEmbe' land
YOUR petitioner would reprefent, that be !, Old
EFT fon of Matthias Libby, late Of SCARBOROUGH
n faid county, deceafed, ADD heir at law TO fsid
deceased efate, and that il would greatly iriurs
faid cealed's real elfzte 10 be divided-f3e there
fore prays that your honor would sfign the whos
of faid real elfate to him, as the law ia fuch CAFE
provides. EDWARD LIBBY.
AEgse a, 1919
a true copy attef, HoRATIo SourHoArE, Rssr
1t a Curt Of Probate held at The PROBATE
sC.s in POrtIssa, IN fbe coHnty IF CpnblssS, o. 10.
fe"rf6 Wsrss'dcy IF hsgya, ia tie year efow Lard
eighteen hundred and nirettsa--
IT IPoN The foregoing application, il ID ordsrel--
= That the laid applicant give notice TO al GER
fons ,ntereised in fsid real efsteby csuGng copy
of Iaid application, with This order thereon TO Il
publiihsd hree weeks fucceilivey in the Portland
Gazette printed st fad Portland, that they may
appear If they fee t. AZ probate court to be he'd
at The said probate office 90 the fourth Wedna1
day of September next, at ten o'clock in the fOrs-
nooo, and fhew cauie, if asy they have why ths
prayer Of fsid petition fhouid not be granted.
Giveniunder my ksud at the court aforesaid
SAM FREEMAN, Judge of Probate
A true copy--stteit,
HoaATIo eoUTHGArE, Regr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

To the Honorable The Justice, of .. :
prene judicial Cunt. beqm and - x.n ~
at Portland, 1vtbin and Jar he c,n ~.'4f''
Cumberland, andtor The county otOrs,y. 7 7
on the fourth tuesday Of May. : ~ =
eighteen hundred and ninefeen-- - :
JAMES DEERINC, Of Wenbrook ;o,l
= ~ OF Cumberland, Rsq. reprelert. H., ' y
feized IN fee as tenant 10 common with f,aJ,v =
ions TO him unknown Of aad 10 one sy per,
third part ofs certain parcel of Real Eaas
10 Portland aforeiaid bcurded fcu,bs.n. naua'
and belonging TO the heirs Of Nathaniel D..!;n Y
late of Portland, Observation-Disclosures bv a.
Street aoOut forty two feetnOrtheaiiery By Linn.
Street, and northwsderly BY land formerly CO.. -.'ns
by Samuel Freeman, cow in pofTefion of Ior,'lssu
Andrews. Whereof be prays that partition ~ !.
be made according 20 law. and that Ms f,;a ~.
vided third part may be 'et off 10 him to hos !.
ieveralty-And a. ID duty bound &c i
JAMES DEERING, BY bis atto,n.-
EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
Commonwealth Of Massachusptt


CUMBERLAND & OXFORD, r.
1T The Supreme judicial Court eflaid Can.
mon1veahb begun and baden at Portland
in tbe county Of Cumberland, and FIR u,
counties IF Cumberland and Oxford ).
The fourtb Tuesday Of Nay Il. D. 1910,
ON The petition aforeiaid, Ordered, hi, The Z.
titioner pu6fh an at,efed copy of HI. faid petition
aud of ths order thereon, three weeks succeiEvetv
in the Portland Gszette, the I2ff publication u 1,
thirty days at lean before the Supreme Iu5is,
Court, 10 be holden At Portland IN The copoty v
Cumberland, and for the counties Of Cumberland
and oxford, on the third Tuesday of October ns.t
thar all persons interelled in the real e(tate M,
toned in the fzid petition may then snd ther.
thew caufe, if any they have why the prayer "
the petitioner fhould not be granted
Attef-GEO. BRADBURY. Clerk
true copy of the petition and order 4 ereun
AtteG-GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby gven',o holders of Bill of
y the PORTLAND BANK, thar the time al
lowed by law for cioGng the concerns of that IN
tiution, will expire on the seventh day of Febru-
airy neEt 1t which time final dividend muA be
made among the ffockholosrs, and no bills can be
paid after that period. All holders of bills here.
fore on that Bank, are requefled to prefcut them.
prior TO that day for payment, At the Bank ofPort
land lately incorporated, where provihon 10 made
for their redemption. h6w B. POTTER,
March % 1919 6penf for ID, PoytIorS R,,k
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
FOR SALE.

a valuable commodicus and handfome Dwell
LING HOUSE,, pleafantly situated in the
tewn of Brunswick containing two front room.
aud the chambers over them. facing the main
itrset. 70 he occupation of Mr. John Cunning Sd
with he Land on which il lfands, and privileges.
Terms will be made reafonab'e
Application 10 CHARLES s. DAVIS and NJ.
TEAM KINsMaN Esq'rs. Portland, or JorH.m
STONE E'q. Brunswick
Oct. 90. (eoptf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
Copper, Brass, Lead & Sheet Iron
Work,
Joseph Noble.


Near The head Of Union Wharf Fore Street, viz:
COPPER KETTLES-Pumps Of various
- -Cranes-Oil Tsiers-S gallon and Sets
Measures-Varnsh Kettles-Tea kettIes-BoiIers
-Lamps-Tunnel Noses--Boat Nails.
Brass Andirons, ShOvels, Tongs and Hooks
-Lamps-C andesticks--Stair-R ods-smaIl brass
and belt metal Kettles-Skimmers and Ladies.
Lead Spouts-Hawser and ScuppeT Lead
ieep sea- hand cod and mackertl Leads-NIusket
Balls.
Sheet Iron Stoves-Coal Hods-Oven stop
pers--Camboose aud other FunneIs-Bake pans.
-ALSO-
Two tons Sheet and Pig Lead-Two tons
Sheet Hon-sbeet Copper-Spikes-old Copper
Speher-Black Lead Pots, and Clout Nails.
All kinds of Ship and Machinery Copper
Brass and Composition Castings-Lead and Cop
per work done on The shortest notice.
All articles in his line furnished on as good
terms as can be bad in Boston-and all oraes re-
ceivcd, punctuaIly attended TO.
Soap Coppers TO let as above.
Cash given for old Copper, Brass, Lead &
Pewter. Uf) July 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMFNT

offered to the public as being one of the eai-
cit and fafeIf cures for this disorder - Longer
per'epce has proved the efficacy of this Ointment
It perfectly fate IN its operation and may be zp
piled to the smaeft infant without danger. The
feent 10 agreeable-it isnot necefary for the paen,
10 take brimitoue. as il common in other ointment
This Ointment is PUT in tin boxes convenient TO
carry, and each genuine box will be accompanied
With directions if geuuine, and will be Ggned by
JOEL MILLER The above Ointment may be
had IN imall or large quantities of JoE1 miller
st George; DIR Cy'n Hol6yook Sign of st. Luke's
Head. Ne Sc Hanover ftreet DR.. Sarvsi Horton.
Jr No. 4, Newbury fireet, Bottom DR.. JoBs Coe.
DR.. s Dupss, aud MIR. Henry Bu'rsu Portland !;
hO', Rou''n, Marlborough MIR. Jad, Hyi.
sIuniwics; Hni'y Heaiey George lNeLsiiar and
Nafsa' Fats Thonaastown, and Oair Perry Camden
Rice and Geer, FrieEdihip Gse-g. Rebia(a. ST
George.
sTrhe aboveOiutment il fold ALTO by tie pri--
cipal Apothecaries Booksellers and traders rM.sf-
tachufet,' and 10 the Britifh provinces.
March ie, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
For Sale and must be Sold.

THE Farm belonging TO E. BARTLETT, in hi,
life time situated in Wesbrook seven mile.
from Portland, aud three quarters of mile from
SaccaraPpa, on the main road 10 Corham, con,is
ting OF 100 acres of land with .uitabIe proper
tion OF moving, tilage, pssiursge ADD wood land
ana having an excellent orchard and convenient
ouhniogs thereon Enquire OF l., FITCH.
Iuya7. Qf) q. Ssccappa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
MASONIC NOTICE.

TEE subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Samuel Freeman, ESQ. Judge Of Probate
for toe county Of Cumberland, commissioners 10
receive and examine the claims Of the creditors 10
the estate of FRANCIS JOHNSON, late Of
"estbrook, IN said county, yeoman, deceased, rep
resented insoivent, hereby give notice that six
months from this date are allowed TO bring in
claims against said estate, and they will attend
tor The purpose of receiving aud examining said
Claims, at the Counting-room of Capt. Daniel
thompson, IN said W estbrook, on the fourth Mon
day Of September, October and February, from
two 20 six O'Clock. P. Nj. on each Of said days.
JOHN BIXBY,
NATH'L. PARTRIDGE, commis''r''
Westbrook, August II. 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

"A It alCourt of Probate holden at the Prcba'
y Office in Portland within and for the Coun
ty of Cumberland, on he fourth Wednesday O
August in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundist
and nineteen. On the petition Of 3EISLY ~
TIES administrative If the estate Of Levi fs'e' lsl'
of Poland in said County, deceased, rePreennpa
that the personal estate of said deceased IS n0'
sufficient to pay the just debts, which he owed :,
he ;ime Of his death by The sum of's huEofed
seventy TWO dollars and ninety i've cent? ana
praying for license 70 sell and convey 90 nucn
OF the real estate of said deceased az may oe 'sr,
e'sary for the payment Of sid debts and ineosD' /
sharges Ordered That che petitioner give M
tce thereof 10 the heirs of said deceased am -
persons interested in said ers,e, by causing esPl
of this order TO be published IN the Portland -
zette printed in Portland in faid Ccunts -
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear i i
Probate Court 70 be held az the Probate 'lh1'
Portland sfore4aid on the fourth WednesuS}
September next at ten o'clock, bsforenoop sN I
cause, if apy they have, why The prayer =
petition sRcu not re granted
SAM. FREEMAN, JB4gs g 'ais cfs'r
A true coPy--Attest -.
HoRATIo SoUrHGATE' N's
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

NOTICE.
THE copartnsrship heretofore existing under
the FIRM Of
DYER, LIVERMORB e Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th inst.
All persons indebted to said firm are called upop
70 make immediate payment and those who have
any demands against them may present the same
10 DYEs q LIvrRmoRs, the present proprietors {
the Pulling Mill in Brunswick
JOHN DYER
LEONARD LIVERMORE
THOMAS A. WALDRON,
B,Sn'wick, Aug 25,i8l9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
IPEUening. School.
9TH CT ASS.
CHI I'LL u

ID GURLEY, will commence his EUening
az. School, for the Winter ensuing, on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, where all the usual Branches
win be taught, particularly WRITING, in which
from the success, which has generally attended his
method of Instruction. there can be no doubt, Of
even the most unnatural writer, being ma teraly
hene6ted.-Mr. @ tenders his acknowledgements
all who favored him with their attendance tie
last winter, aud would be happy 10 receive any o.
them this season, and those who wish further l.,
Practice in Writing &c. at reduced price.
The next quarter, Day School, will commence
on the first Monday Of October next.
August 81. (S.w.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
Books for Sabbath Schools.
William HYDE,

AT THE SIGN OF THE BIBLE, No. ). Hussey's ROp,
LAS for sale. the following BOOKS for the
l. l. use OF children in Sabbath Schools
Single. Dos.
Emerson's Evangelical Primer, 10 2 81 90
WiIber's Biblical CatesAism, 10 ~ AZ IL
New England Primer, o III SD
Watts Historical Catechsn, 6 Ia so
Milk for Babe, "a cateCbism in ver.) % la SO
Watts Divine Songs, 6 80
Assembly's shorter Catechism, SO
Testaments 81 Is s so
ALSO. Fen PRESENTS OR REWARDS.
Hieroglyphical Bible, 81 1-2 8 50
Walks of L sefulness, 25 225
Fennelon's Reflections, Is 225
Little Henry and his Bearer. IL IL 90
Mrs. Heads Evidences for Heaven 10 i-2 90
The Robbers Daughter, i'll SO
Catherce Haldane, la so
Miniature Bible. % 100
Abrdgement o: Scripture History, IL IL IL IL
And the different kinds Of Sabbath School TIC b
FITS, besides great variety of pleasing and use
ful books for children. Aug. Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE At THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
CORRELLrS
Vegetable Oil for the Hair,
PREPARED DORETV.

FhEFAhEU by J. DOREIY.
THIS composition Of the vegetable aud EssEN-
TTAL OILS = The result Of frequent experiments
and has been approved by long exper fence. II
gives new life TO the hair when il becomes dead
eDed by wetting, exposure, sickness or age keeps
the head clean from sCurf, and assists the healthy
action which alone presents lively curis or brilliant
looks. The heir is a vegetable which require.
and repays attention as much as any other Ear
~ badness might frequently be prevented by a
judcious use Of this proper aliment
V.) Aug. 5, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
PNOTICE

'HEcopartnerfhip heretofore eIaing between
L TIE fuhfcriber,, is this day dissolved by mu
tuzl conient--All perlons indebted or thar have
any demand, are requeied to cas and fettIe the
fame. SAMUEL SUMNER.
EBENBZRR SUMNER,
Portland, Augufl 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

Prepared fran the real Ara6ian Balm Of
Gilead, FIR debilitated Constitutions, Can
sumptive, and NerUous Complaints.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-06
MASSACHUSETTS, CLAIM.

LEGISLATURE OF MAsSAcHUsETTs, JAN. 20.
.Agreeably TO assignment, the senate took
up the report of the committee on the COM
munications of the Hon. II. G. Otis and
Prentis .4.llen, relating to the Massachu-
sets claims.
The committee TO whom was referred the
communication of the Honorable Harri-
son Grey Otis and the honorable Prentiss
Mellen, Senators in Congress from Mas
sachusetts, bearing date December 2e,
1918, respecting the claim af the com
monwealth against the United States, re-
specially report:
That resolve was passed by the legis-
lature OF the state, on the 18th OF June,
1918, in relation to the said claim, request
ing his excelency the governor to cause to
be delivered to the said senators, OF either
of them, such accounts, documents and pa
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-06
AleX'a. Common Council.

BE hJfrther enacted, Thatif any person
shall 1t any time, play at any tavern or any
other public place, at any game or games
'rhatsoeTer, except Backgammon, Chess or
Draughts, or shall, bet on the sides or hands
OF such as do play, every such person, on
conviction thereof, before the Mayor or any
Justice OF the peace ofthe county of Alex.
andria, shall forfeit and pay the sum OF
twenty dollars 10 the use Of the corporation:
Passed in council 18th June, 1916.
Published by order of the Mayor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-06
TIKI, DRAMA.

1t was much to he regretted the excel.
len, play of the Honey Noon, drew so thin
house on Wednesday evening. What the
cause Of this neglect OF one of the finest
dramas in the English language springs
from, we cannot imagine. Is it that the
taste of our town has become sovliated, as
only to be satisfied with those ridiculous
gewgaws, the principal recommendations
to which are their dresses, scenery, ma
chincry, &c. or can it arise from an over
strained moral course of conduct, which
teaches them to sbun the theatre as the re-
sort ofvice and profigacy (which OF til, Sc
causes it can be, or whether il DOES not
arise from one more arbitrary, We are al a
less 20 determine.
There is a beauty of sentiment, purity
Of versihcation, together with natural and
striking characters, levelled 10 the common
walks of life in this play, which cannot fail
TO be pleasing. Such has been the appro-
baton of the dramatic world, that il has
continued 10 keep its ground as standard
piece, end like that of the immortal bard Of
Avon, is suited to the manners of every
age.
The part of the p,lke was happily and
correctly sustained by Mr.. Caldwell. We
have observed that it is particularly in char
acters of this description, where there is
considerable life and vivacity, that he per
forms with effect: gentee comedy, aud
such parts as Duke Aranza, Foriaa, &c.
appear better suited to his talents, than The
more deep aud difficult characters in ira
gedy. The female part of the company
acquitted themselves with much ability and
judgment. He were particularly pleased
with Juliana, and the lively and jocose Vo-
laale: there is more art than simplicity in
this character, and it was well personated.
1t is hoped the entertainments OF this
evening may be better attended, and nu-
merous audience Of beauty, fashion and
taste give encouragement and patronage,
where certainly they are due. L..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-06

have caused the said convention to lie
made public, to the end, that The sane, and
every clause and article thereof, may be
observed and fulfilled, with good faith, by
the United States, and The citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have hereun'o set
Il. ST. my hand, and caused the seal of
the United States to be Affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, This
thirlieih day uf January in the
yearofou lord one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, and of In.
dependence the forty-third.
~ JAMES MONROE.
By the President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary of State.