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To Let,

~. ON moderate terms, three story
zEyM brick House, in a central part OF
ass:l the town, well calculated for PR
80 vate family, or a genteel boarding
house. Possession given on or before tne Isl
oil December next. Inquire OF the rrin'er'
iune % UT
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Eor Sale or Rent,

- The unexpired lease Of the Spring
&TN Garden, with all the improvements
Ns.s now attached thereto; as well as
3sg.lthe cror'sn the ground; the whole
being in high state OF Cultivation. %
Eurn;re of the printer nov 20
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Printers haze been lookiuy :, ana ,
lr:s their unqualified spprobstmn' a a, an e.
Your Press is better made ,b,n VI Il.
have from Rahven's msnufsc,ory, J ~, We
fact, an excellent machine, as roUr ~ Is "a
the Columbian, and 10 be pre,err.t ~, vi a;
lightness and simplicity. 'O' II;
Mr. 4. Ramage. If LecemhoS'.
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For Sale,

e. That three story brick house, STU
EfTh a,ei on the south side OF lTince-st.
Ssss.now in the occupancy OF MIR. VIM.
.p.aIl Rudd perfect lille will be given,
.,nd the terms OF payment made convenient.
Apply to JOHN H"LApp Co
SantemberiS
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100 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living in
IL King Georges county Va. IN Monday
the 22nd March, yellow man named
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PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH NJ. SANDERsoN.
For Publishing by Subscription,
A Biography Of the signers
OF THE
Declaration Of independence.

AccOsPanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed History o,A
Proceedings Of Congress, during the nas IS 'as
OF the Law, and the Declaration Itself rs s
the fac simlle Engravings of the Signature %"
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TO PRINTERS.
y
ADAM R.aH3GE
ID ESPECTFULLY Informs The trade, that
IL be continues to manufacture the
Screw and Rutilyen
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, sc. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which This press IS
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it--nearly Goo being IN use OF his make ;
and every exertlon shall still be made TO
render il as complete as possible
GRAIL other articles in his line, as usual.
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Tar.
EOUR HUNDRED bis tar, in good order
l. and fer sale by ABIJAH ADAMS
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Almanacs for 1920,

or DIFFERENT FINDS,
Are Just received, for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY 4 son.
Noyemher2 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-01

jeO) The declarations alluded 70, are
those made by Mr.. Monroe TO DIR. Cevai-
los in 1906: 10 Mr.. Foster, 1911 and to MI
d'OnIs in 1916. In these the secretary,stands
committed on the following allegations
list That 'in accepting the cession, and
paying fer the territory, the cnited states
understood and believed. that they pa'o ior
the country as far as the Perdido, as part OF
Louisiana" -.
Cd That sno,hing in the negotiation
with France which preceded the treaty OF
1903. had i.,e effect of detractmg from the
sense given by him to the words OF the ees-
sion Of St. lldefonso," and lastly that
nothing occurred in the negotiation viii
France to excite even doubt that the Per
Gido was in the eastern boundary OF Lou
isiana."
(2D We say that Louisiana in 300 and
in the hands OF Spain, extended eas,Wardly
to the Perdido Spain says that IN lsoo 1t
continued to be what it was when she re-
ceived it from France in 1869 We say,
that the wes ern boundary ofLouisiana ex-
tends to Rio Brsvo; Spain says, that after
the treat, OF 1919 between her and France,
her possession of the Province of Texas,
from the Rio Honda to Mexico was undis-
turbed and undisputed. Here is evidence
of difference toto cello.
{22) See the letter OF the Duke OF Galore
of the 81 Sep. | 8N7, 70 General Armstrong
{93l Col Tenant, ci-deyant minister
plenipoten,iary from Louis XVI. to the U.
States.
(94l See Mr.. Li,ingston's letter of the
2U,l. NAV, 1903. According to his, Mr..
Monroe neither accompanies his colleague
on his visit TO Marbois nor on thatto alley
rand. nor did he join in holding out to their
own COVE tnment this new exposition OF the
trea ty-and for " hat reason ? because, says
Mr. klvngston, ait has not been fully cea-
sidered by Mr.. Monroe, and he thinks it
best not to make it the subject III a Joint
letter till we have fully discussed it, which
we propose to do Tomorrow or next day.
Seventeen days afterwards, we have evil
deuce that he concurred Sin Mr.. LIS opin-
ion." and united with him in litter ex-
pressive oft. Blu, on this statement, what
becomes OF Mr. Monroe's declarations,
made to Cevallos, to Foster, and to Onis ?
Ito be continued.
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lhaye heard ont OF doars. that tic Dr.
vernon and council have orerh0uied the lie,
of Magistrates in Baltimore, and the nun.
Der of squires is likely to be much redu-
ced. -
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G. The industrious Poor
are requested to call at the House of To-
dustry, where they may be furnished wlin
work. ANTHONY CREASE.
ianaS President
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EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM ANNAPOLIS,
January 9Th, 1919.
An attempt was made yesterday in the
Senate to obtain lease to bring in bill to
repeal religious tests as a qualification for
Office .-The leave has not been refused get
but it is generally understood that ma
jority OF that body are opposed to a discus
sion OF the subject!
The COMMITTEE of ways and means re-
ported this day, ! send you copy OF the
report, which you may publish ifyou choose
UNLESS indeed, you will take my analy-
sis of it, which is" the state holds GER
tain quantity of Bank stock-the general
government US war debt, which is
still unsettled, and, revenue may be raj
sed from lotteries and taZ on sales at auc-
ton in Baltimore.
Accompanying the report, is bill on
the latter subject, which the committee sub
NIT for consideration, but do not recon-
mend its adoption.
The chairman of this committee is a Ii
beral and intelligent gentleman-the mea-
gerness of the report, arises from the po-
verify of the subject matter alone.
A very decided vote was taken in the
Senate few days ago, on the subject of
divorces, in which that body have deter
mined, the principle that divorces Uincali
ma,riioniiii ought not to be granted.
Very little has been said about the flour
iinspectios-and from what | can gather,
nothing will be done with il.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
lust Received )or Sdte By
JOSEPH HARROD,

HAD Of Exs barge Street
4 VARIETY Of NEW GOODS. which with his
former Stock tsakes his aGJftment vesy COM
pls,e conffing in part OF
Super6ue, common and low priced BROAD
CLOTHS,
Do do. do do CassIMEREs
Blue, brown olive garnet and maroon PELlSSg
CLOTHS
QUEEN CLOTH h'ue and brown
One Bale BOMB ,Z8fT3 blk. and Colcured,
+ ed green or anse and bk Ggd BOMBAZETTS
Taetan PLAID> and WILDBORES
Water Loom 3dEETiNG aud SHIRriNC
superfine white FL aENELs-SWAN5. ms.
India Calico and Coticns.
81 "A 5-4 and A Bstih Cottons--7 7-8 and 4 4
Irifh Linens
bale Ruifia DIAPER
Factory Cotton and Bed Ticking,
Caicoes, Dimoties add COPpERPLATES,
Carl he and American CiNGHaM Flag Silk
HKF5.
4 and Ga CAN1BRICs a great variety Blk.
Silk Htfs.
MU SLINs, general ahor,ment,
Cai1imsre Imitation, SIX and chiniz StiAWI4S,
Blk Italian Lu0rng sinchaw and sarines,
Blk and eolcu-sd Florence LUSTRlNG
Blk. aud whi,e Ccspe-white fig d Lultring,
Ladies aud Gent Six Worried and Cotton HOSE
Ladies Beaver Kid and Silk GLOVES Gent. do
RIBBONS an al ir rcmnt-T t HREaD LACI.S &c
The above will be fold vary cheap for CASH
on'y. Jan. IL. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
POETRY.
HUMAN LIFE.

" Man Is born satO trouble as The SPARKS fy up
uards." job v, T.
YES sc Man is born to trouble''-At his birth
Fast flow the falling tears,
And agonies and fears,
Pursue him, till he mingles with the earth.
See first the sleeping INFANT at the breast
All! break not his repose,
'Tis all the peace he knows,
For sorrow soon succeeds his transient rest
Then, see the SCHOOL-BOY, with dimpled face
What anguish wounds his heart,
When rods infict their smart
Or the FOOLS Cap appoints him to disgrace
The LOVER next-Ah say not he is glad,
For if his mistress smiles,
There's mischief in her wiles,
And stifled sighs declare him douby sad.
Now view the SOLDIER in the tented field
Impatient Of controul,
Ambition fires his soul,
And calmer joys to fercer passions yield
The MAGISTRATE-th man whom culprits
dread
lie executes the law,
And keeps the town in awe,
But finds pillow for his own tired head.
The POLITICIAN, in his elbow chair,
In easy posture sits,
Doses, and reads by fits,
And knows too soon the gout will find him there.
OLD AGE comes last--unpleasing- to
please
Worn ont with constant grief
Despairing frelef
'Tis Death alone can give the sufferer ease
'Tis thus, in mercy, Heav'n, intent to save
The rebel creature man,
Whose life is but span,
Directs to brighter worlds beyoadthe grave.
z*G-
From Tie N. e. GaIarg.
TO "A UNIVERSAL PREACHER.
GOOD Mr., if your doctrine is true,
This doctrine you need MT be teaching
You may as well curse and swear, as be 9 in
slant in prayer :"
And better working than preaching
If terror and fear makes some moral here,
Ii will be much better for others:
And when they go hence, if truth you DISPENSE
They'll be happy as you and your brothers.
If wrong in your creed and it mast be agreed,
There's chance tits an untrue position
You may happen to find, ''when tile blind lead
the blind,''
4 Both fall in the ditch Of perdition.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

"a AVE lately eceived aud are now opened
Z a fur sale extensive assortment Of
PIECE GOODS.
suitable for the present season
-AAoNG WHICH ARE
Real West Of EnsIand blue and black BROAD
CLOTHS
Fine and common Broadcloths all colours and
qualities
Best desble niI'd blue, black, and mix'd CAS-
SlMERES
Ladies Habit Cloths, various colours
Pelise Cloths, plain aud twild
,caflet maroon, green olive aud brown Cashmere
1,eflAWLS
Blsck, brown, maroon, green,o
Siss Si"s sss oss sssso, 8ohbAzEriS
Black pelise Flannel
Toilinette and Swansdown Vestngs
Silk FIorenline yesting
6-s white and yellow Fannels
White, yellow red aud green Flanncls
Deyonshire kerseys
Very stout Dnihls
Coatings-- Swanskns
Slate and black worsted Hose
Rose Blankets to 12-s
[ bale Water Loom Sheetings
do do do Shirtings
Fine and cormon Caiicoes
Furnitures and copper Plates
Very Gne book and Leno Muslin
raucy Muslins-SCOiciI Lawns
Wkne cotton Cambrics--colour'd Cambrics
6-i CeriIe Ginghams
Black. olive and crimson Tabby Velvets
Black and other colour'd silk Vevets
Muslin Cravats, with coiour'd borders
Black aud coou'd Florence and Levantine Silks
Black and changeatie sinchaw and sarsnet Lus-
trings
Green Lustring-ba-k Ssttin
7-8 and III Irish Linens
Linen CanIbrics
Damask Table Linens, 6 / 10 t0-s
English and French Silk Gloves
Nen', and women's beaver Gloves
Black aud Italian and Canton Grapes
Cambfic and common Dimoties
India Cottops
American Ginghams--C --Checks--Strpes and Sat
tinetts
Black add blue Italian Sewing Silk
silk Twist-Silk Braids
Satin and Lus,ring Rihbons-back Galloons
Best gilt coat Antton.--Basket Buttons, &c.
Oct. 6 6w
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Joseph johnson,
LAS JUST RECEIVED, 40 additional furpIy
PIECE GOODS,

Has JUST RECEIVED, 40 additional furpIy
PIECE GOODS,
which he offers very low.
'"'AmoHo WHICH AaF...
Csifimere Shawls
Limit alton and chintz shawls
Bombazerts, ToiIinett and fwausdown Vsltings
Ladies worried Hofe ch,idrens Dc.
Gentlemens worried lambs wool aud half H0le
r annels light and d rk cambtic Prints
Low priced prints aud Coppefp'ates
Carlisle Ginghams
Lsno, book and sancy Mullins
{ smhric Musiins
Scotch Lawns white Cambrics and colorej
Co'oured green Lute0tings
Isiih Linens
Cambria and common Dimotiss
Tabby Silk aud untn, Vevets
Gen,emens aod ladies beaver and lined Cloves
Klu Gloves titilh Co,,oLs
lotion Damask fable Cioths-co ton and Gk
Umbrellas
Ladie. white and 1ate angola Gloves
India Cabcoes and couon black and fancy d'k
Hdkfs --Fagg and Bant'auna Hdkts.
Thread .'irs-Buttons Ribbonds--Englih and
French fik Gloves
Wa'thsm Shir,ngs and Sheetipgs.
Factory Ginghams--~bisck, ~ hits and greer
Ceapes-3acss, &c. sc. SC.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
EDN AkD Hss'N T.,
NO. s, MERCHANTS ROW.
Fall and Winter Goods.

GRNER Al afortmeut of ENGLi n PIECE
GOODS, 1t the above fsore for sale cheap
ssn AMONG wHIcH ARE-
me back and blue BNO aDCLOfHS add
cASsIMERRS
Bombzxetts--B -Bombzzines
s f1nneis and Cloths-Caacoes
aficks aud Muslins- Britifh Cottoos
- Wool Hofe and half Hofe-Roie Blankets
hhdkfs Cotton Do. sewing Silks &c. &c
ALSO
.ahleflcan Cottons Al and Sd,
I'D ssd unbsac'd, and IRISH LINENS,
a4 tf Dec
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
TIP Mem Goods i!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

4 As lust received IN addition to his former
4 stock, a h ge supply OF
PIECE GOODS,
lith lie 6on ofe f6r shIe, on as good terms az
ube PURCHASED In town
-sMoNG WHICH ART
bales Bombazetts
cases Catnbrsc Prints
Z d. al aod Oh white Cambrics
I III British sh'rtug and sheeting
/ 40 Worsied Hose
4 bale Fiannels
/ 10 Nathan Sheetings
1 do do shf,ings, &c &c. Oct Is
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
NEW GOODS! /!
NILLIAM M'LELLAN,
Oow opening for fale frefh 70 ply of
.Seasonable Goods.
WHICH ARE -

Il AMONG WHICH Akk
|pad CIo'hs-L Lsffimeres ga atinets--Fanneis-
Gle figured Salisbury Fannes : -Caiiners
lsws cf ali colors--hgured do.--Merino do
onsa ess- -Wlldbores--Tar'sR Plaid.-Dufants
<Dur5y-Britiih Couons--Iodia do black.
W. and green Tabby ye!vets-red, blue and
~ g. do - Six vevet Vefting satin 90. OF
zsfeul co coours-gentlemen beaver G'oves-ia
browu We ow and black do.--lmitation
~. Of various colours-pfinted do common
tgured Velvet Bindings-Iaian Sewing SIX OF
y ours Green Canton Ctape-lta'isn do
MY snd Shoe Bincis Wofifed Baiis-biack
vhi'e Dow Trimmings gs-white brown vel
nd iyated Fur 90. Cords aud Tsfess--
aaads with do = -ChneI'e Cord, and Bsnd'
~ colous Ladies IndilfeuGbie Cl.ips--
I'e % = Fssseh Haircombs = Tortoise fhell do
me Do -eammon snaps-barre' 90. hsrt
Eloas-Sma Sc,Rors- Pen aud Dek Knives
1ice--cbain But,ors-co with se. DIamouds
z.'es--c c'avioners TIC C TOO numerous to par
Estze cHtAP Fog CASH ONLY.
Nov ff1
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

DANDyIsM ExTR RAoRDINARYs-A few days
since, a meeting took place in the neigu5curhood
ofthis town, between asesfariag gentleman and
4 a well known dandy in consequence of some
difference that occurred at one OF the publick
places of amusement The ground was measure
cd, and every preliminary proceeding adjusted;
but when the dandy, on taking his awful stand,'
dofed a large box coat, which he had previously
worn, highly ladicrous scene followed: the
fremd of the naval gentleman, perceiving his
antagonist ia anaasonian armour, and so compact
and tightly laced about the body, observed, he
could not, consistently with the delicacy of his
situation (however exquisite the dandy might ap-
pear) admit of an exchange fire, unless he took
off his staps, and appeared like a man, so as to
give his friend fair chance. This the dandy
and his second peremptorily refused the latter
exclaiming, . sProdigious !''-the former" Mon
strous its to-to-totaly impossible, pin my honour:
must keep up appearances, and may as soon be
ant of the world as out Of the fashion y" The
son Of Neptune, who was the whole time con-
yul.ed with laughter, cried out, "hang the thing
let him set up bis bobsiays and rigging as tatt
~ he pleases, III huh him. Though the lubDer
/ not fathom broad Of me now, can scarcely
see more above his waterline than the gOOseicings
of his headsail.n The business, we are happy
to say. ended without bloodshed, by the two dana
dies walking OF. 8 tiptoc,n with the utmost sang
froid, amid shouts Of laughter. -i5'd
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

a Il Persons indebted to the Subscriber are
ss.ed upon 10 make Paymen, before The time
's's'ee expires for March term. Those tha
- raYing il is presumed will not complain
ssf Demands are left with an Attorney TOR
sve'lon. THOMAS DE'CARTARET. I.
s~s'a Yarmouth, Ian S, 1879.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Just received aud for sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE E,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS,
ArcanIlm | Incfllrn.

hICuiltiln llIIt ItulCs
The Tinctwa, ,puinbweo folio asper0. Of DR..
Withering. or the contumPtiOe
Patients ifaAibk re5torati0e.
r. he inventor of this eff :7cious and invaluable
conoosition. 10 fully sepsib uuder what dis
albania aces he ffers to he public lately di'cov
cred medicine. From the multitude of medical
comoound,, with descriptions ofwhch the papers
10 every part of The continent abound, ne is aware
that Till hapey & repeated experience proves the
e1ec, Of biz medicine hrs competition will be clas
ssd by many among the nostrums or quackery
gu, assured of the virtues of this Iinctu'e he
comes fowagd with consclouVness OF deserving
and cor fiience Of receiving after fair trial OF
=. ,tonest;ss 10 made all the encouragement
which II merits II was motiv. OF humanity
.h;eh Grss pronpte4 III. discoverer 20 try IL
nowers rather than prospect Of its being iucra
i've and from reuea ed trials which have been
made with /, on consumpsive pa ients it has gen
e,ally proved successfu and uniformly ss'eviafing
and ha, exceeded the ex9ecta, ions Of the mort ear
guine
The ros,poition has been pronounced 10 Great
R;,a;n bv the q n medical characters in the king
- ~. INV ;ufallib.e cure or relief in puimona-
:, .oo,o,a;oss. Parents who have been in what
!. c.l,.d the iafl ffage of coDfump,ion; by the
&c g few nh al, Of he medicine have been rel
,,ed ,o prifiine health and vigonr. To those
70 have tried every medicine 10 vain ADD who
l.vs been At one moment fa'tered With return
;n, heath aud again been disappon'ed at the
g, tr;zt Of its virtue 10 earnefty recommend
"a The prepua ion is q rfectiy innocent even
!. ~ ronAitu ions Of irfanrs, but il mul b: ia
keo a reeab.y to the directions which accompany
ch phial.
To ,hofe Who are affected with acy dilorder
e =. Iuno.. the ule of il never fails TO give re
rs To those who have confirmed Phihisic a.
Iii ,to ,hofe who have only It's incip.ent iymp
,o,,. ,he ufe o his medicine will give Immediate
.na ,aftiog relief Il is hkew lie The tureh and
molt effscsual Temeayin Arafarea tr droPiy and
all other peculiar affections.
Portland, Ian lo
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

Federal .Neaslres.-The ruling party have ac-
ted wisely in adopting those same measures which
had been the themes of their abuse so many
years but they have not yet done enough
they must place in power men of integrity, abili-
~. and dsinteresteduess. Old fashioned homes
II. The old United States Bank was blessing
to the country; because it was managed on prin-
ciples ofnprightness and fairness the stoc hol-
ders and the public were benefited by it but
the public are imposed on and injured by the
present Pank. As Foreign Manufactures will
not flourish here without Foreign skill, so Fede-
raj Measures are useless when not conducted with
Federal integrity. Sal Gas:
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
10 LET,

lIALF A BRICK HOUSE htuate OF Federal
II Stree, with halfa 'arge Barn. if waited. Al
70, fmali ihsp n King Street NJ
T.. sal-A Houie on Federal Street erquire OF
sso, IA 1873. If. OLIVER EvRRLTT,
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
p.,slTI,aND GAZET IL,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
Every TUESDAY Morning
BIZ a. 81. SHIRLEY
yINrON & cox,

Eachaa e-sfreei--Poriiand,
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Seasonabte Goods,
80, RECEIVED, consisting Of blue. black
..se yoAn, drab, nix'd q bottle BROAD
- coarse, miadling and Cue
81 ep,,n mix'd 4 dfab Gissl MER Es
III an.lae West of Eagland Cloths aud Cas-
ss,., ine French Cloths, blacks and blues,
81 sgpefior fabric
- fststl,s fashionable colours
/, 80, assortment If fashionable Vesiings
81. h'.,..n. olive and bronze green pelise Cloths
's''s, III saisbuiy Flanneis
I'm. al 'wanskins r,,
's4.. M fpa green yellow and black Fiannels,
/ t..ne g.. and 8-i
k:s gssseys. Coesings and serges
/ s,.,s ara scotch riaids
4 'z fs.,nsx anl Plate Furniiares
....,ss caleoes aud Cambflcs, great variety.
.Dne sery elegant
vhss hs.cs ana ealoared Cambrics
|ss,bsic and conpoa Dino,ies
I'm ,eaa. null. jaconet and fancy Muslins
!.s,s,.on Lawns aud IiIlinets
Il a.d s:-4 cambrcs aud Cambria Muslins
4 .r.l g.. Gingbams Steam Loom shirtings and
Sheeltks
u aaa ia Linens aud Lawns
4 ss and hack Linens aud Buckrams
uAwIs. imitation, demask printed, merino'
,,ane aud great variety If Cashmere, aii
s;zes colours, qualities aud prices
.ersnlies aud Flounces
.,.er,,s ,r,. aoa syuchaws Taffeta and GarniluFe
RIBBONS
|Issgal figured and plain Nlpkin and Canton
Crapes
Ill yeIscls aud Velvet Bindings
rxtra anality Of Gilt, coat and vest Buttons.
n, do silk-twist Buttous
III IJmbrelas-Linen CambriCs ard Hhdkts
ls., aaality i3aadanna and Flag Hhdkfs
III black aud cross handarna Canton Hhdkls-
.slaa and Canton Sewing silks-Silk Twist
l.seL aod Colour'd silk Braids
,ambazeens and twill'i Bombazetts
1nel,sh and Russia Diapers
lea,leme Cravats, with white borders
case os. men's, wonens and chiIdfen's HooE
ali sizes aud qualities
Al do do GLOVES do dc
do mems Guernsey Frocks & Draws DO dc
bate Rose Blankets, do DO
.hales n D,mbazslts-t bale Wildbores
al uaoIeacl'd Factory Cottons, Al and TO
large assortment sattnetts and Bed'icks
0csober 27
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

IfGen. Jackson make the gallery Of the House
his headquarters during his visit to Easl inson,
he will probably . look own all opposition !"
II is we'll known ne i net unused t. siagle COM
bat few years since he killed friend, @.
Dickenson, ESD ina duel. Any ntember ot Com
gress. who recollects the Generals orders t. his
Major Davis to bring to him Capt. Obed Wright,
IN irons. ought to think before he speaks, since
the public Know to what lengths the cabinet
support the General i6td.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

DIR. Clarke, of Cambridge, has discovered iron
10 be the colourin. constituent Of roses, and of
the -four and leaves of the vegetable bodies, and
has satisfactorily ascertained the presence of iron
in the petals Of red roses, and attributes the me-
dicinal virtues ascrbed to the infusion of roses to
the very inconsiderable portion Of metal present
IN the i1G,sion. Lon. Pa.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

After witnessing the superfetation ofthe Com-
mittee on Jackson's conduct, and behoiding the
influence oft cabinet in forcing into the House
Cabinet Report, many expected that the Bank
Committee would re delivered of "a whole litter
Of Reports one obstacle to such result however,
was, that the Committee were unanimous IN the
Report they have made. Ifthey had been so un-
fortpnate as to have differed in opinion, the Com
mttee probably would have fred of volley Of
Reports in succession, like file of soldiers at q
feu- -jole MIR. Adams finding wadding and
giving the word Of command. SaLsne Gas.