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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
A Livery Stable

is now opened on the premise, formerly
L occupied by Thomas TripIett, on WASH
ington street, between King and Prince
streets, where citizens and travellers can
be accommodated with a careful Ostler,
and hay and grain three times day for NJ
ty cents, or by the month at ten dollars
As there IS large lot attached 10 the pre-
misses, with the accommodation ola pump.
Droyers. and those that have horses lof
sale, will find il to thei, advantage 10 CALI
as they may get hay by the small. \ gra'aa
as they may want it; and those disposed
to purchase Horses, BY leaving descr'p-
ton shall have the earliest notice.
Feb1 JAMES ALLISON s. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Red House landing.

TIME subscriber having tented the cele-
l. brated Herring Landing, known by
the name Of the Red House or Lear's Land
ing, about four miles below Alexandria,
gives notice to persons DESTROYS of putting
up Herrings. and to waggoneIs in partIcu-
lar, that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The road to the land
ing is good, aud the distance so short that
il must be an inducement to those who
want good, sound. and fresh fish, to prefer
il to tSs Alexandria market.
Persons wishing Shad OF Herrings put up
for family use, by giving timely sotices,
will have them warranted OF the best quail-
~ JILSON DOVE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
District of Columbia,
Alexandria County, IS

AleIdndr1a County, IS.
WAS committed to the Jail OF this coun'
w ~ on the Sd inst as a runaway, ne pc
gro man named Kinney tones, about 20 -
years of age, feet 10 inches high, wen
made and ola Iightish cast; says he has been
accustomed to following the water ID VIC
bay trade. He claims freedom, and states
he has mother in Baltimore, on fsders,
Hill, by the name OF Dorcus Jones, and uss
he served an apprenticeship in Baltimore ~
the sailnaking business with William "aIo'
The owner is desired to come, prove pfO
perry, pay charges and take him away q
therwlse he will be disposed OF as The 'a'
directs. ANDW. ROUESAVELL,
Jan ID t1Rm Jaiic''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Nszc- York Literature Lottery.
6679 Prizes 10000
1921 Blanks. Tickets.

Prizes only 10 be dFaWl' duu Tue "n0'e
to be completed IN IA drawings.
Prizes al floating, as}ottowsj .,
The 5000 dollar prize to he put IN Inc
wheel after 1900 Tickets have been drawn,
thelo 600 dollar pFize TO be put in the wheel
after 3ouo Tickets have been drawn; The
95, 600 dollar prize to be put la the vince,
after 5000 tickels have been drawn All
other prizes floating from the commence
ment.
Present price OF tickets Dc, shares IN
proportion but will advance TO Do on the
18th inst
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
ALIENS
Lottery & Erchange Office,

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Letters py mail or otherwise addressed TO
s. &M ALLEN, Washing ton city, ordering
tickets in any OF the Lotteries, or enquiring
their fate, will be attended to with The same
prompti,ude as if personal application was
made april II dt25thA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Rice.

10 10 h hslfe casks fresh 'ics:
The cargo OF The sabr Levant. capt G.;
fifth. from Charleston, this day landing a .nh
for sale by w. FOWLE r. sad
match 81 :"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Unea,,alIed IN America!

MO. 759 drew few days since, the gre
~ prize OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Proposal,

BY WIN II ANDERSON, FREDERICK CO.
For publishing by subscription;
A HISTORY OF HIS TRAVEt
In Arabia. Egypt, Persia, Guzzerat ana
Upper and Lower Hindoston, (embrat ias :
a period Of abou, II years. de,cr;b'Ds
countries never beicre visited bv E,sSs
peans, with particular account NJ ~ !.
manners and customs Of their inLsbila,, I've
Also with ''"S'
4 Narrative Of his suferinss
WHILE SLAVE In Ak,pr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
100000 Dollars,

and was owned by gentleman oil Virginia
and not long since No. $50 also drew the
magnificent prize OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
For SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale part Of
his establishment ~ H.. W. Od Town.
county OF P-nDbsco. consisting oftwo DOUBLE
SAW MILLS, almost new and in complete or
der, with anew and durable Gsm, built by the
most ex. erienoed wrrkmeR.
Two hundred acres of LAND, adioin-
ing The ssme two St4es; two Dwelling
House several small buildings /: Blacksmith.
Shop, with good Set Of Tools he will seh sny
pa. ~ he above 20 su't purchasers, from one
two three qnN,ers. Said mills ere siiua. ed on
Zoe Main PenoSScot River, end siwsys have
constant saPp!y of ws.er, and Logs, and are
nine miles II IN he tide water. twelve miles
from the FIST glowing village Of Bangor. plscr
OF increasing T5de. All the lumber cur At SAID
mills . RATED Il he mills in RATS, from tento
thirty thousand, and sent 10 B.Rgor witbou'
dIihuky, where they are dipped to any msrke /.
FOR lei ans arPlv 70 10. PoPE. Nscchsn', Port
land or The subscribe or ,te bfemises.
JACKSON DAVIS.
Cscao, Jsn, Il, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

ITO BE LET, the PULLING MILL in Gardiner
: together wiihfoUR CARDlNG MACHINES
one WOO Picker. one KnsPping and four Sheath
i0g machines, prefs plates Sc.
The above mall - on a never falling (fream. 10
Hou Thing county. and in own which ha,
more han doubled Its population within The Ian
sen years-is within quarter Of , mile o The
navgabie waters Of Keruehec river and . prob
ably As well situated for cuGoma any mill 10 New
England. The mill viii &c loaned ter term of
from 10 l5yesrs, aud ftpula ion viii Re inherited
IN the iesie, that no other fu ing mill fha1 ne but,
IN he ,own. during that term. Pofeffioa 20 be
gwen he 1T May next
~. 3. The leSfee will be required TO bring
fatisfactory Recommendations. =, 10 his mora
chsFacfes. his puncsuaiity and bic sbrty 70 carry
On the csrding snd clothng hufoefs 10 the bea
manner II the le1ises "a nd wilh 70 urit- che
@p.nnsng of WOO with the above bufpefs a fuita-
bic building will he erected adjoining The above
mill, and lesied with fuffic,eut water power. or
Eeslonable tenn
Kc.ApPly TO he fuOicrber, or to NJ. srRINoER,
sr. his Agent
r. H GARDINER.
Gardiner. Jan IS, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
DENTIST

V'HR subscriber presents his compliments 10 the
LADIES & GENTLEMAN, of Portland aud
its vicinity and iufoTms them rba he ha, taken a
room over MIR. WILLIAM MARTINS Sore in
Hay- MI,k Roc where he Wi attend to the
Dental Business in its various branches
He'eis The most beautiiui Artificial Tech in
the nsatest and most durable manner aod with the
greatest degree of ease paiIents. He s,o cleans
eth Tech 70 great advantage at reasonable price.
trom the success he has had 10 The line Of b..
profession Tor some years IN New England he fat
sers himself that be shall obtain the patronage Of
the public IA thu. vicinity, the trctew auen-
tion will DC paid % bis businea-People may be
waited on at Their houses If most agreeab'e.
~ Every favour gratefully acknowledge by
the pubc's most obcdient.
CHARLES RATH.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
WILLIAM KING.
RESOLVE providing for the distribu-
ton of the laws which are or may be
r,rintad bv the nresent ,e0islature.

ton of the laws which are or may be
printed by the present Legislature.
DISSOLVED. Thst the elilions,af ihe Laws
I d # this safe, printed, or to be printed by
the suthoritv hereof, which have seen or may
Ne enacted ~ re present Legislature, to dis
rIbutei by ne Secretary of State in the follow
n X Hi--R~rs VI 's-sne clerz pf -~nh t5t-H ca
oIan'au51 wf.-is psys y s'aee tAz, enc set, for
he use of such to~nor plantation; 70 each Clerk
e The Iedcisi Courts OF this state, one set each,
fNrfte use oflheir respective comics o each
Judge e he Sunreme Judicial Court, one set
4, the Judges If he Probate IN he several csun-
Ies enc Sc each, for be- use ofths office in said
.Aunties 10 tie Sleriff- Of Re seveFsi counties
one sc, esch 70 esch Cooler, one set :; 70 the
Attorney General and the several county Attor-
les, one set each; for the use Of The Sesretary's
nd TressuFer's Office one set one sci 20 the
10 sry of Congress one sea 10 the Legislatures
{ each Of he united States: one set 70 the
Governor; one set 20 each member cfthe CoUn-
Gil. SeHate and House 81 Representatives OF the
present LeEiilsture and one set esch % Ihe
secretary IF the Senate, and CLERK CT the House
r Reprrse-tstives.
BE IL further Res0lred, That' upon The death.
designation or removsl from Office of either of
he Clerks 1fthe sf0-essid towns and plantations
m Courts Of Law, Judges Of Probate, Sheriff.
Csnler, Treasurer, Secretary. Attorney General,
county Atorniss. each Of them respectively, his
executors srd Vdmirisrstors, shall be held and
obliged 10 deliver over the same set, which shall
have been received IS aforesaid, 70 his aud their
uccessor or successors in Office, for the use Of
sher respective Offices.
BE a. further ResoIred That there be SLOWED
the sum oftwenty dollars to each Of the Print
ers Of newspapers within this State, who shall
publish in their papers the origins! Statue Laws
passed at the present session Of the Legislature
together with such of The laws as have been re-
enacted, as The Sscre' airy of State may direct.
March Is, Is2l-APproved:
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
PAYABLE NEARLY.

debtors Of such sum, may by such sale, have
been satisfied on sach execution. with the interest
thereof deducting the rents and profits the purcha-
.er ar anv under br may have received over and
above repair. made BY the purchaser or any under
him. shall have satisfied and paid the mortgage,
hs heirs ~ assigns, the due on sasd mortgage,
the mortgagor shall have the right 20 redeem such
mer gagged estate of such purchaser, or any under
him, at the time and in The way and manner he
might have redeemed the same Of the mortgage,
had no such sale been made and at such time only.
February 5, i52i-APProved,
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

Sect Re further erected, That 81 - he duty Of the
seval Couafy freasuFeTs fhs xpeuce eir respective
eoanties before the kg day Of J whirh be ia the
Of Lord thousand eight hundred and
nncc ia every afterwards, - aFe stand
ards Of Frey Weight compared, proved and 5v The frsas
Of the State person him specially
thszed: and i shall ~ the duty Trrare ~ tine sew
zeal towns. the eNpence OF their respective within
afer the first day ofuy aforesaid esd IA every
wears afterwards haye DER Troy Weght
compared proved and sealed ~ TIE Treasa % e or Of
the esanty wherein soeh sAs @ peSt thereto
specially authorized by sad state - yessatsF.
Sect 10. 81 fstler enacso sVy. - ~ssihg seolsaFd
inyened BY Benjamin Dearborn Nf.>e ag Sfeell ard
invented improved Nv ssnlue ~ be ps-ntsd 10 70 used
il ali Of weighing throughout this stgir Psvddi ihat
before being offered COR sale TIE 3 De used each
beam, the poizes thereof sa he sealed pulrsfi
DC weights and measures, appointed az 90 law
SECT-f 70 ttytk ,Hated, That "a BY which
fruit any other th usty sold ~ heo lacasnrt tia
be ss shall be canornlsble capacity feads to the
pule allowed standards aforesaid. Ana my <fso sll.
SELL expose sa rif osher thrs sold by
heapea measure by Crfef atG bieauh,
ta il beore rnentioncd, sas SELL - sii any
goods, chandiZe grain other EDoaH WHAT
sOeyer otheg beams, weights shu those
scaled aforesaid ne shall farfit aad paw br fach not
less than dolsaF, = uJt Fie-rasg Il TIE
Circumstances Of the case; use ni me
tpEIh and tat a g n1iay r1 ~ .t a nrha
Tho slaA sue ior tie same, be dcto4. ~ -as
same.
SECT. 10 BE further enacted That this shal take effect
and he in force until such time the Congress Of the United
States shall have fixed by law the standards Of weights and
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

ARTHUR 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
POETRY.
SELECTED, wITH ALTERATIONS.
THE GAMES OF LIFE.

THE little MISS, IT three years old,
Plays with her Doll, and prattles;
But little Master, stout and bold,
Plays with his Drums and Rattles.
The Boy, detesting musty books,
Loves romping with the lasses
And Mss, grown older, studies looks,
And plays with Looking Glasses.
The jolly Topper, fond offun,
Plays with his friends at drinking;
The Sportsman plays with dog and guns
And Wiss .Nsn play at thinking.
The Berltty, full ofhaughty airs,
When young, plays at tormenting
But wrinkled, turns to other cares,
And sports at last repenting.
Wretched, from self created woe,
The JHiser's game is boarding
And when he meets his country's foe,
The Sailor plays at boarding.
The Larger plays his game 50 well
As gets him many a greeting,
The -4uctlonser with things to sell,
The GIlttton plays at eating.
To play at doing Doctors know
A lengthy case in cheering;
And those, who would to Congress 60,
Play at elec.ioneering.
With ledger busted, Merchants take
A game at calculation
And Congres1-rten too often make
paything OF the nation.
By speaking n,uch, and doing raughf,
BY bustling, Threatening, raying.
Congress the nation have not taught.
That they have play'd at sarhg.
With looks profound, and thoughtful mind,
Projectors play at scheming;
Till worn with care, at last they find
They've all along been dreaming.
The LOr.r sad, and woeful wan,
Plays day and night at fretting;
Whilst laughing at tho silly man,
His Della sports Goquetting.
COlrards, while none but coward nigh.
Are fond Of gasconadns;
And State men fawn, and cringe and lie.
And play at masquerading.
The Lounger plays at killing time.
The Soldier plays at Staying;
The Poet plays at making rhyme,
The NeihOdist at praying.
AT setting types the Printers play,
And sometimes with their quilts,
Their Patrons do not play they say
At paying of thei Bills.
The Player plays for wealth and fame
And thus all play together
Till Dtafh al last distarbs the game.
And stops their play forsrsr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
TIE MISSES MAYO

WILL recommence sbsi- school on the first Of
April for The Instruction Of Misses in tie
usual branches Of useful and ornamental education.
Those Parents who wish TO commit their
daughters To the care Of the Misses M viii pleas
apply al the house OF Mrs. Mayo, Cumberland
Street.
Feb. 5, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

Il . SAID that Gov. KISC nt Name. Ar
LIvERNoRs Of New Hamp shire. and Dr. PR
KIN q Connecticut are Candidates FOR tie Of
iloe ot JmmissI0uer under The Spsnisi, Trea.
VI here are thee Commissioners 10 b..
appointed, at $500 sa airy per ann. each.
Portsmouth Oruole,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
Subscriptions,

For MELlSA'S MAPS of the
World. and Of the United States, received a.
he Gazette Office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
IRELAND.

We have been permitted, says the editor
OF the Baltimore Federal Gazette, to make
the following eYlact from letter dated Duo
lin, Aug. go, received by gentleman IN
Baltimore, and from highly respectable
quarter. Tho it does not contain positive
assurance OF an intention on the part CT the
government 10 emahcIpata the Catholics,
yet the toast of bis Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant is significant, aud has, it is 10
be supposed, more unde: it than at first
meets The ear-At all events, we are certain
that such toast as the Catholics OF Ireland
has not been gwen by the representative OF
bis Majesty for the last one hundred and
thirty years.
Yesterday the Earl Of Finyal was invest
ed a Knight OF St. Patrick, by the king him.
selt!-does not this speak volumes! HIS
Majesty gave most magnificent dinner to
the Knights yesterday after the installation;
when he retired, the Lord Lieutenant drunk
bis health and speedy return to Ireland
and, as bis second toast. His ExeeIlency
gave "Lord FrEeAL and the Roman Calko
hes. " What do you think of Ihis?-you
will say it is something ner-does il not mean
more than the words import? 1t is caIculat
ed that not less than three hundred thousand
people presented themselves at SIsne. the
seat of the Marquis ConyDghsm, during the
short visit OF his Majesty 10 that charming
place-sll this would be enough to turn the
brain OF a weaker man."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30

por;. .peets,o,. Xix. IA. Of Z g'ea', profits
of shipping made BY the rHgiisn. we
hope mean while for speedy and favorable
solution Of this political snc commerc'a'
problem.
Notwithstanding this interruption, cur
por, has received as much and more cotton
from the United States. as the last year.
Our present supply OF cotton consists prine''
paliy of Louisiana. because as soon as the
first arrivals from Georgia had proved how
me-. in general their suality was mixed snd
poor. our merchants applied TO New Orleans
the crop of which was announced with Gu
logium. and which has IN fact proved nae
and good"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
HARVESTER SCOTLAND.
HARVEST or THE Confines
IMPORTANT 70 cArrAIus OF VESSELS.


A trial took place at the Supreme Court
Sydney. New South Waies, on the 9th OF
September 1890, in which The captain OF the
.fmer,tnn Vessel General Gales was the de-
tendant, that j., highly interesting 10 every
ship master in the United States.
The action was brought sgains, Captain
Riggs OF the General Gale. upon the usual
bond entered into by masters of shps Cum
Ing to this port, not TO suffer any person. con-
vicl or free, to be carried away without per.
mission from the governor, and not TO quit
The harbcr iihoul proper clearance. The
General Gates lett The port brig on The 29ih
July, 1919, and was sent back by the master
of the Dromedary store ship, on the 18th May
last, converted into ship. 1t appeared by
the evidence that the defendant had himself
seduced and conveyed on board bis vessel
FIVE, and suffered 10 be carried away FIVE
more convicts, and one free man, from the
Colony, many of them being the best me-
chanics 10 the employ of Government. They
were all to work the ship as the vesse! clear.
ed the heads and being bound for New
Zealand. where she arrived at The Bay of l.
Stands, they were all enrolled in The ships ar
ticIes. and employed in sealing like the rest
of the crew. On the 18th OF April last, the
General Gates tell in with the Drome Diary,
when Captain Skinner being in the service
Of the British Government. went on board
the American. to reclaim The prisoners of tie
crown. The de:eDdsn! upon seeing tie
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
PROM VALPARAISO.

The following extracts arc furnished to
us from letter received bya gentleman
in this city from his friend IAN Ameri-
cam in Valparaiso, dated the 18th vi July.
1t furnishes no news later than already
received, but the views 1t gives, being
from an eyewitness, may be found inter-
estlng.-Nat. Intel
That the people of this country will
maintain their independence on the pres
sent state, Spain, a rational doubt cannot
or ought not exist; but that they will
unite in federative system of free re-
preseutstiYe government, guaranteeing
the rights of civil liberty, is probamsti-
cal. There are many physical and moral
causes TO impede, and fear, prevent that
result Should they determine on esta-
b.i,hing distiact states,t these countries and
nation. will be inbe lie, unless they do
mite under general federal government.
Our commerce, 10 the growth or manu-
features of the United States, will be ex-
trsmsly limited. We have but few COM
modities which this people require that
they cannot procure as advantsgeousiy
from other quarters of the world, at quite
as reasonable prices. The great natural
commercial connection of this coast is
with Asia, particularly China and Hin
dostan.
affairs in Pera are indicative of ulti-
mate, and, trust, speedy success 70 the
Patriot cause. General San Martin was
within three leagues of Lima, and the
Royalists were treating with him.
The people Of Chill require a free
government. Whether they will obtain
L or nos 10 questionable. at least for some
time 20 come. The mitre and the suord
ecr.-crsts susry pab!ie act, and forbid
ksts-dac sps~ioss."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
From tie Boston Da,ly .45rertiser.

from lHe DOHoH DhHy .i'le'Hse7.
A pamphlet published at Havre, on the
27th of July last, gives iull exposition OF
the state OF the mercantile market at that
date. On the article o! Cotton, The PAM
palei has The following remarks:
"Of all the French ports Havre is one, the
position of which, is the most advantage Gus
Tor easily realizing this article. tae con.ump
ton Of which is Immense. The proximity
OF Rouen, Paris, Picardy and Flanders, al.
tract to it daily orders Tor purchase. IN con.
sequence OF which our merchants, not wish
ing TO abandon to strangers so many advan-
tages, have devoted themselves TO the I'M
portation ct cotton, ~bicb in former years
was introduced here only by Amerlcans.-
Why has misunderstanding between two
commercial powers, which have need OF one
another, interrupted the Importan, aud pro-
ftabls relations which were established d..
rectly between France aud the U. Siates.-
II is hardly permitted to a merchant to en-
ter Into the secret politics, but the obstruc-
tons TO an amicable arrangement between
the two power Can hardly be conceived
They have for year inflicted fatal blow
on our mutual relations, without profit to
sithsr OF the dissgreeing parties, and entire.
~ to the advantage OF strangers. We ap-
prosch the Period when the French merchant
must give his orders for the new crop of
Georgia Cotton 10 be received in December
and January sext, and it appears that he is
still condemned 10 fear that be shall not be
able to employ his own ships, which he
must direct upon other points almost by
chance, to hs freigbted with others nsr-
chand,e. while bis own merchandise pays
a tribute TO the ships of foreign and neutral
nations.
"The probable result to toe Americans Of
this state Of things will be to sell them cot.
tons at price at leas, as moderate as those
Of the last year. compelled az thew are also
to lei their ships remain unemployed IN their
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
PhRadelphio, Oct 81.
SOUTHERN MAIL ROBBED


The Southern Mail was robbed on the
morning of Friday, the 25th inst. near
Elkton, Md bya person dressed In
blue coat and white pantaioons, who had
got into tho Wagon as passenger, at
iiayre de Grace. He knocked down the
driver, tied him to tree, cut open the
mail bag, tore open the letters, and rob-
bed them of their contents. A person
coming along the road at day light next
morning, was hailed by the driver, but,
instead of going to his relief, he went to
neighooring Il rn to get ass stance. when
the driver was united and the letters put
into the bag, and carried to Eikton.
UDwa rds of goo persons immediately
volunteered x went In pursuit OF the rob-
Der. A reward Of eco dollars is offered
for his detection.