Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1806-05-05 00:00:00, page 3

)t 4E>a$ette;
MONDAY, May*, 1806.
VOTES EOlt liOVElt.YOH.
Thk Centinel of Saturday gives the
amount of votes from 441 towns. The
result stands thus, for
Gov. Strong, 37,525
Mr. Sullivan, 36,637
Fifteen towns remain from which no
returns have been received, all in this
District, except Eastham ; in those
towns the last year, the votes were
for Gov. Strong, 283, for Mr. ^ Hi van
505.
The editor of the Centinel observes,
if our counting has been correct, and
we believe it to be so, the public may
safely calculate on the re-election of
our excellent chief magistrate, by a
plurality of more than 200 votes.
The scattering \otes will not vary
much from 300. In the 355 towns re
ined, xhere are 236.
*j,7 cTJmfx e worthy of imitation.
\Ve aVe Inppy to learn that the f *•
pra&sts in Eslcx are not asleep. On
Thursday last, the following gentle
men were elected Representatives in
,\'etabury : Jus*ah Util", Joseph JYciv- j
ell, Jibenezer Stocker and Enoch Saw- !
yer, esquires, all decided federalists, i
Newbury sent Tut one Representative;
last year. The democratic clamour a- •
bout Hasten host, Essex Junto, &c. has
loused the federal towns. i
DEMO CRA TIC COjVSIS TE.W Y.
The democrat*, in hopes that there
is no election of Governor by the peo-,
pie, are urging the democratic towns !
tb elect to the next General Court, as j
many Representatives as the constitu- !
tion will allow. Yet the exercise of this '
right by federal towns, has afforded a !
constant subject for democratic abuse |
the year past. Such is the logic of
these bawlers of liberty and equality.
Congress, rose on Monday the 21st
ult. 52 Acts and Resolves have passed
during the session.
The act prohibiting the importation
of certain articles of British Manufac
ture is to take effect on the fifteenth of
November next.
. OF EUROPE
The late peace of Freiburg, has
not restored to Europe, a state of gen
eral tranquillity.
Russia is organizing a powerful ar-'
my, to consist of 180,000 men, which
are to concentrate in Poland, near
Warsaw. ...
The treaty between Russia and Tur
key, has been renewed for nine years.
Bonaparte retains a powerful army
in Germany.
Troops are marching to the
coasts, and preparations are going on
at Boulogne, for the old threat of inva
ding England.
BP.insn AGCRESSION AND MURDER.
Th e conduct of the British ships of
war, now cruising off the harbor of
jYewyork is such as must excite the
indignation and resentment of every
friend to the independence and rights
of the United States. It appears our
citizens are captured, murdered, and
their property taken within the limits
of the jurisdiction of the laws of the
country, whilst prosecuting their just
and lawful business.
The situation ef this country was
never more alarming than at the pre
sent moment, and calls loudly for a
change of men and measures.
Since Mr. Jefferson came into of
fice our foreign relations have been
conducted in such a manner as in all
probability will involve the country in
a*war, or compel a surrender of of those
lights and privileges which we hold as
a free and independent nation.
Let the people of Americ * serious
ly and without party prejudices exam
ine the conduct and measures of Mr.
Jefferson and his party since they came
into office. Let them reflect on the
Waste of fifteen millions of dollars, in
the purchase of a territory famous on
ly lor the production of firarie-dogs,
mag flies and salt-mountains ; and that
this very purchase of Louisiana, has al
ivadv involved this country in a dispute
with France and Spain ; and to avoid
an open rupture with these powers a
tribute of two millions dollars, has been
given to Bonaparte for permission to
treat with Spain. Thus, since the
commencement of Mr. Jefferson's
icign, has seventeen million's of the
people's money been expended in a
manner that will never be to the benefit
cl the citizens of this country of a sin
gle cent. Has Mr. Jefferson and his
P-rty increased the navy which was
left iu their hands by the federal ad
ministration, for the protection of our
co tst and commerce ? So far from
t1 is, they have sold most of the pob
i vessels, and the few that remain are
now rotting in the fresh waters of the
L itomac ; and these are the melancho
ly consequences of such illjutjgcd poll
c> and Else economy ; a British ship
oi war blockades one of our largest sea
ports, plunders and murders our de
fenceless citizens with impunity. May
God deliver us from hurinbTiizing with
such an administration.
1 uere was a time, fellow-citizens,
(says the Evening Post) when MIL
LIONS FOR DEFENCE, NOT A
CENT FOR TRIBUTE, was the
sentiment which beat high in every bo
som, aiid when the generous ardor ex
tended itself to the administration.—.A
las ! the sad reverse ! millions have
been shipped off from your very port...
under your very eyfc$*....Yes ; sixty
tons OF silver were shipped off by
your government only a few davs since
as a tribute to the French monarch,
while your merchant vessels arc left
to be captured, and their crew s to be
murdered ; your defenceless city to be
laid under contribution or sacked ;
your houses to be burnt to ashes ; your
wives and children to be slaughtered,
and every species of human wretched
ness to l>e brought upon you for the
want of this very money, thus disgrace
fully, scandalously, infamously sent to
fill the coffers of a foreign despot. Gra
cious God 1 And isthisa^over/imrar /
Is this protecting us in the enjoyment
of life, liberty and property ? .
Had We but a few of those frigates in
our harbour, which now lie rotting in
the mud of the Potomac, how' many
thou saild gallant hearts would gladly
volunteer their services to drive off or
sink the invaders of our coast 1
The proceedings of the citizens of
JVenyorky upon a knowledge of the
barbarous conduct of the I^eander, are
such as do honor to freemen, and show
that they are not reduced to a ‘‘ colonial
sense of fear It is hoped the same
spirit and sentiments will pervade the
breast of every citizen of the United
States.
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DIED,
fn Falmouth April 29th Mr. Ed
mund Mountfort, Tit. 74.
In Kingston, Upper Canada, Capt.
Thomas Robison, JF.t. 67,—Late of.
this tcwn.
Drown Ft).]—In crossing the Bay,
from Sullivan to Trenton, Mr. Samu
el Ball, Deputy C ullector of the Port
of Frenchman’s Bay, which was occa
sioned by a sudden flaw of wind upset
ting the canoe.
FORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, May 3—Arrived the En
glish ship Postiethwaite, capt. Smith,
52 days from Liverpool.
Vessels Left.—M. St. Pieires, Marti
nique, March 15, Minerva, for Port
land, in 9 days—At St. Kitts, April 5,
brig Maine, Freeman, of Portland, de
tained.
Spoke—April 4, Iat.33, long. 68. brig
Betsey, of Portland, 21 days from Hon
duras, for Liverpool.
Probate Notices, for May, 1806.
1. If hen accounts are to be settled.
John Ratclifle, of Portland—
Abigail Ratclifle, Ad. - May 8
Jacob Merrill, of N.Y ar mouth,
Rosanna K Jacob Merrill, Ex. 8
Luke Worster, of Falmouth,
Thomas Winslow, Ad. - 22
1. When claims on estates insolvent are
to be settled.
John Clinton, of Portland,
Geo. Peirson, } „, •
n- e Com. Mav 13
Geo. YV arren, y *
Several advertisements unax'oidablv
emitted this iveek, toill be attended to in
our next,
CTpThe new Academy atbryebui g w'd1
be dedicated on IVedneJday the 4th of
June next— The exercifes will comment e
at 1 l o'clock A. At.
NOTICE.
'~l*''HE members of the Portland Marine So
JL tidy, arc notified to meet at Columbian
Hall, mix Thursday evening, the 8th iufh at 8
o’clock. A general attendance is requeued.
JOHN WOODMAN, See'ry.
May S.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
THE overieers o i BvwJein College, are here
by noticed that their femi-annual meet
ing will be heldcn at the college in Brunswick,
on TuefJay, the 20th day of May next, at
10 o’clock, A. M.
MARK L. HILL, See'ry.
A nil 26.__ MS
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
HE truftees of Boivdoin College, are noti
1 hed that their next ltated Meeting will
be held at Brtnfwick, on Tuefday the 20th
day of May next, at i© of the clock in the
forenoon. ‘ CHARLES (SOFFJN, See'ry.
Brunf-uuk, April 29. M5
CAUTION.
\ LI. perfons ’re hereby cautioned againft
* *• trufting the crew of the Englilh fliip
Toftlethwaite, as no debts of their contracting
will be paid ky me.
James Smith, AJ after.
May 8.
i
| Piortland Wine-Cellar.
rUCK.FR & BLANCHARD,
Na. 1, Jones’-Row, Fore-Strut,
porclattD,
IJAVE received a frefh fupply of Wine*
and Spirits, ot the frft tb«p, which
they offer for tale, at a final 1 advance, (and as
cheap as can be purchafed in LoJi*Ht) for ap
proved credit, or - of, !
Likewise—a conftant fupply of
BO 1 H.M) (IDb.R,
well refined, and put up for any market.
Also— a few clietls Souchong Tea, and a
few boxes Liftxm Lemons.
SHIP'S STORES put up at the
fiorteft notice, at nfual.
T. & B. flatter themfelves, as they pav
particular itteution to this bulinefs, and pro.
fefs to be well acquainted in this line, they
fhall be able to fupply any gentlemen with
fuporior Spirits t« any fold in tows_They
return their thauks for pall favors, and foil*
cit a contieuauce of public patronage.
May S.
Frefh Goods.
BARBOUR f»* S rOCKBRIDOE,
Opposite the Insurance Office—Fish-Street,
J TAVE juft received an affortment of frefh
1 1 INDIA b* ENGLISH GOODS— pur
chafed oh good terms—and will be fold at a
very moderate advance. May 5.
NEW GOODS.
■ BENIAMIN WILLIS,
f_jAS received, and now opening for fale,
at No. 6, Muff y s-Ro-tVy Middle-Streety
a very elegant und extenfive affortment of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
fuitable to the prefent and approaching fea
fon, which are too numerous to mention,
will be fold on the inoft reafonable terms.
May 5.
Thread Laces.
QUINCY Sc uix,
N>. 3 £3* 4, fones's Roxu, bottom of Fijb-Streety
J-JAVE juft received an elegant affortment
of Thread Laces and Edgings of all
qualities and prices.
They have on hand a few dozen Leghorn
Chips, of the firft quality.
Falhionable Ribbons May 5.
Mufkets,
For Sale by AARON FIT'/,
Fish Street.
|^JUSKETS, and Military Work,
conftantly for fate, cheap for CASH.
_MayS__
Enoch Moulton,
Goldsmith and Jeweller,
I) EfpeClfuIly informs his friends and the
public, that he has REMOVED from his
former ftand in Fore-Street, to
No* P, Jones's Roto, Fi/b-Street„
next door to Mr. GrifRn’s Shoe Acre ; where
he has conftantly on hand, and manufactures,
warranted Gold Necklaces ; filver table, def
fert, •offee, and tea Spoons, of the neweft and
moft approved fafhions ; fait and mufiard do;
Sugar Tongs, &c. &c. — Also on Land, as ufual,
JEWELRY & PLATED WARE, of every
defeription.
N. B. All the above articles are warranted
to give entire fatisfaclisn, or returued.
The imalleft favour attended to w'ith cheer
fulnefs and difpatch. (ly) May 5
SHEEPS' WOOL A LEATHER.
. SAMUEL "sTOWELL,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public, that he has taken the build
ing on Ric hardson’s-Wiiarf, formerly oc
cupied as a brewery, where he propofes car
rying on the , ,
LEATHER-DRESSING BUSINESS,
and has for fale Sheep’s-Wool of different
forts, and Lka iher of different kinds, viz.
Morocco of various kinds and colors,
Mafons’ and Carpenter's Aprons,
Glove Leather, &c.
Cj“ Cajh and the higheft price given
for Sheep and Lamb Shin May 5
1 WATSON k CLARK,
Fish-Street, three doors below the Infsr
ance-Oflke.
TTAVE juft received for fale, an elegant af
^ -*■ fortment of fuperime
BROADCLOATHS, , CASSIMERES,
I and SILK FLORENTINES, of the moft faih
ionable colors, and of the beft quality
Also—an elegant affortme*t of Vesting,
and Trimin«s of all kinds, as ufual.
V/ ANTED,
AN Apprentice to the Tailoring-bnfmefs.
| Inquire as above. May 5.
To James D. Hopkins, Efq. clerk cf
the Maine Turnpike AJfociation.
\TOU are hereby requeued by the fnbfcri
A bers, five of the members of faid corpo
ration, to notify and warn a meeting of faid
Corporation, to be holden at the office of Sa
muel F*EiMANfJ|U'q. on TUESDAY, the 20th
day of May next, at 11 o’clock, P. M. to
act on the following articles, viz.
lft. To choofe a moderator or chairman.
1 2nd. To fee if the Maine Turnpike Ail'w
| clarion will relinquifh to the proprietors of
Vanghao’s bridge, that part of laid turupik#, |
! viz. from the fouth-weft end of faid Vaughan’s
| bridge, to the fouthwefberly banks of Saco
i river, and to pafs any vote for locating the (
fame ; or admit faid proprietors to become af- !
fociates With them for that puroofe.
SAMUEL FRlfEMAN,
ISAAC TLSLEY,
DANIIL TUCKER,
THOMAS WEBSTER,
PETER WARREN.
April 28, 1806. —
Pursuant to the foregoing application to
me directed, I hereby notify the members of
the Maine Turnpike Corporation, to meet
at the time and place and for the p«rpoi<
therein mentiened.
JAMES D. HOPKINS, CM .f -•
April 3^, Jilriie Tur-ptlt C*~f*rn
fOSI PH M’LT.LLAN & SON, I
At. IF, Cnion-H'r rrf j,u Jf jom Ju{ > 1
Xl OW landing from Hoop Venus,
A>‘ I5C0 bulhel* YELLOW CORN,
of a fuperior quality.
J2 Uiv MULL’D BARLEY.
My 5_
POT & PI |R1. ASHES.
A QUANTFFY of Pot and Fiail-Asmei
wanted, lv*r which calh and the higheft
price will be given, by
JOHN TABFR & SON,
5th Mo. 5. AT 13, Uni**-Jf”Im +f.
NEW HATS.
OATS of the rtmejl fafiiion, juft received
by the fliip Raektt, trem L>gland, and
for fa'e at No. I, A'fuJJlj s-Romi, bv
CHEEVER & mahan,
consisting tf the falVewing kinds .•
Gentlemen's Iuperliue black Hats.iJ ivMeaml
an. do. drab «iu. narrow
do Camel’s hair black do. j brims.
Youth’s do. do. do.
The above Hats are of a fuperior quality tu
any heretofore offered for fale in this town.
American Huts of all kinds as usu
A. . May 5.
CHEAP GOODS. j
T. ft A. VINTON, Midd/e-Street, \
T—I AYE juft received a handfome a Tort meat
1 1 of SPRING & 8U&IMER GOODS— I
among which are, fu per fine black, blue an-I
corbeau Broadcloths and Calfimeres ; Velvets;
; a handfome afiertment of Calicoes ; filk and
cotton Chambray Mullins ; Book do ; 6-4
black and white cotton Cambrics ; Furnitures;
Copperplates; Linens; Vettings; Cotton Caf
btperes; Laces; Crapes; Silks—with a great
number of articles, too numerous to mention—
every one of which will be fold as ehcap as '
can be purchafed at any ftore in town.
May 5
Henry Smith & Co. j
AY 4, Mussey s Rrw, Have for Sa/et |
A N extbnfive sflbrtment of neweft ftile Ca
i licoes,
Vein Muilins ; Japaned do , Lace do;Lace
Lappet do ; pink checked do; filk and cot
ton Chambray do ; Fprigged do ; l'prigged and 1
plain Book do; Piquet and Leno do.
Laced Cambrics, glazed and unglaKei S-4,
4-4, and 6-4 do. coloured do.
Furniture Calicoes,
i 5-4 and 6-4 rauflin and filk Shawls,
German, Florence, French, Italian and India
Silks,
Ladies’ ind Gentlemen’s black, white and
Hate laced clocked Engliih and French filk i
Hofierv,
Ladies’ rofe white, lace, pic nic,and colored
Engliill &.French fiik Gloves; Ladies’habit do.
Ladies and (Gentlemen s Cotton Kofiery,
White Kid Gloves; Limerick do; dark do.
grey doth fatin habit do; Venetian Yorktan !
ditto,
15 and 18 inch deep netted Parafols; frin-»
ged do—filk and cotton Umbrellas,
A large alfortment of Thread Laces; broad
blaak patent do.
Ladies’ Flattie Garters,
Silk and ulver Cord,
Fancy Head DrefTes—ornamented Combs,
An ailortment of colored Crapes,
Linen ( ambries—Gingbems—Shades,
White figured latin Vetting; filk velvet do;
tabby do ; quilting do ; diraoty do.
Patent Nankins; blue do
Grandorils—Cotton Catfimeres,
Britifli Shirting-Buff Nankinetts,
White Jeans—Tiffany and crape Fans,
Colerain Linens—India Cottous,
Fafhionable Superfine brown, black, blue,
bottle-green, drab & dark mixed Broadcloths,
Brown, drab, black, blue, white and buff
Calfimeres,
India Checks and Calicoes
Velvetteeus—Cords—Velvets and Thick-!
fets, &c &e &c &c &c. _ May 5 '
NEW HAT & SHOE STORE.
JOSHUA SHAW,
O ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
^ the public iu general, that he has open
ed a HAT 5c SHOE-STORE,
at the head of Fiji-Street, next door to Mr
Robert Boyd’s; where he has fur bale, all
kinds of American and English Hats, of
the firlt quality.
Also—a general affertment of ladies', gen
tlemen’s, mitte’s and children’s SHOES, of
the nevrett faihion.
N. B. The above articles will be warrant
ed to give the purchafers fatisfaction.
TO LET,
''PHE Chamber over the above flore, which
is a very convenient place tor Boring
Goods. May 5.
to Lf r,
PANE half of a three-ftory Houfe, pleafant
^' ly fituated in Fore Street, near the
dwelling-honfe of CJ. Waite.—Apply to
May 5. MARY OXNARD. ,
— TO LET,
PANE baif of a two itory jOweiliRg
Houfc, in the ndrth part of the town ;
containing fix fhiittud rochis and a porch_
with other conveniences. Inquire of
May 5. Robert Barbour.
Wanted%
\ PERSON to tend a (lore in the
country—One who U well qualified for
that bufinefs, and can bring a good recommen
dation, will meet with good encouragement—
Inquire of the Printer. My 5
T \ TE the fubferibers having been appointed
' * by the Hon. Sit as Lei, Liq. Judge
of Probate tor the county of X *.W/r, to re
ceive and examine the claims of the leveral
credl or*, to the eftate of
SAMUEL MITCHELL,
late *f IV'fiajj'ttty in th* county of Liaeoh, la
borer, decealed, represented infolvent ; do
hereby give notice that fix months from the
ninth dav of December laft, are allowed to
4
laid creditor* to bring in and prove their
claims ; and that we ilxa.ll attend that f'ervice
at the dvvelling-houfe of Ebinczir Whitti
er, in Wift.tJTety atorefaid, on tbe laft Saturday
in April inli. ; n t the tirft and laft Saturday*
in the months of May and June next, front
two until fix o’clock in the afternoon, on faid
days. 1
WILLIAM NICKELS,J
MOSES CAP I.TON, \ C< ;WTJ ^
Wfji'jfa, JprU ‘/i.
PUBLIC SALE.
On Wednefday next, at 12 (,
(if not previouily dtfpofcJ of at private faV |
rl"HE good and faft facing
lchooner SUIvY, Ivtug si
Union-Wharf, burthen n> •
remarkably well found, aud can
4
be fitted for fea at a very fir./..I
expenfe. Conditions libcrsi. For terms ap
ply to WLUJaM CAMPBELL, or
E. CREEL! Y A. CO. Ax..:*..
May 5.
FREIGHT WANTED.
'JpHE new fhip Hcrricf,
fail for PliLltlpiim in all
th'5 weck ~ For fre:hr>» or patTage
to WILLIAM STEVE Na,
or to the mailer ou board, lving
at Long-Wharf. May's.
FOR LITER POOL.
I HE faft failing Sh.p
PACKET, Tusmaj M’ExitAN,
matter—will fail with all poffible
diipatch, having two third* of
her carf.o already engaged._
K-r freight or pafLige—having excclL.u* ac
commodations—pic.le to apply »o Ju«n Ta
Bi.k & Son, No. 1.4, Union*Wharf, or tk**
Captain on board, lviug at faid Whaif.
4 h Mo. 28:6.
Portland Bathing-House.
rr'lIIE public are rdpcdlfully informed that
1 the PORI LAND BATHlNG-HOU»l>
is now open. Conftaut attendance given,
from iuiinfe to iunfet, every day in the week,
except Sunday, on that day from 5 till 9
o'clock in the morning. May 5.
rJ HE fubferiber hereby giv« public notice
te all concerned, that ho has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himielf the ttuft
of Executor of the laft will and Teftament of
NICHOLAS HE ARON,
late of Scarborough, ill the county of Cumber
land, deceafed, by giving bond as th® law
directs ; he therefore vequefts all perfons who
are indebted t» faid deeeaied’s eftate, to make
immediate payment ;%id thefc who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
John Hearon.
May 5.
1 o be sold by order of Court, at
Public Auction.
I ueiday, the third dav of June
next, precifely at twelve o’clock at noon,
will be fold by order cf the Court of Com
mon Pleas, begun aad holden at Ipfwich,
within and for the cncnty of EiTex, on the lad
Tuefday of December, 1802, by Au&ion,
So much of the Real Eft ate of Da
nul Marq-jand, late of Newburyport, in the
county aforefakl, mariner, decealed, as ihall
amount to five hundred and ninety dollars
(exclutive of incidental charges.) Said real
efface is fituated in Brunfw ick,in the countv of
Cumberland(Diftri<£f of 11 aine) and is the fame
tract of Lands which was conveyed to th«
faid Daniel by Benniug Wentworth, late of
Portfmouth, in the county of Rockingham,
and date of Newlumpthire, aad now are oc
cupied and improved by Daniel M’Manors,
Lewis Sitnpfon, and others, and containing,
in the whuie, aDout li* hundred and lixty
eight acres,
Sale to be at the houfe of Mr. CLmc% mr.
holder in laid Brunfwiok.
Nnihuryport) M.ay 2, 1805.
Portland Academy.
HP HE Truftees of the Portland Academy,
are hereby notified that their next annual
meeting will be holden at the fubferiberk
Office in Portland, on Tuclday the tilth day
of May next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon."
Samuel Freeman, Secretary.
April £8.
Cataratt Engine*
rT’*H2 Members of the Cataract Engine Com
pany, are hereby notified, that their
Quarterly Meeting will be held at Cemp
bdCt Inn, in Fore-tlreet, on Thurfday the Sth
day of May next, at 7 o’clock, ?. m — Pundual
attendance is rec)ueftr*d.
fctlwsid 15. Souther, Clerk.
N. B. The pcefon holding the Chart of the
Engine, is dehred to return it to the Company
on the evening ol the meeting. ai»ril 21. ‘
To Mr. James D Hcekjxs Clerk
of the Maine {Turnfike Corporation.
■\7OU arc hereby requeued by theSuofc/ib
ers, five of the members ol faid Corpora
tion, to notify and warn a meeting of the
members of that Corporation, to be holden at
the chamber over the Maine Fire and Marine
Infurancc Office, in Portland, on Tuefday the
fixth day of May next, at 2 o’clock. P. M. to
adl on the following articles, viz
1 ft- To choofe a Moderator or Chairman.
2d. To take into consideration the expedi
ency of locating tha route of faid Turnpike,
or ai*.y part thereof, from Ma|afn’s neck n>
called, in Cape-Elizabeth, to Indian Inand. fo
called, in Saco, and pal's any vote locating the
: lame accordingly.
3d. To fee if the proprietors will give any
I further directions to their committee relative*
to the fubferiptioc* foe the H.^rea.
PRENTISS MFJ l.EN,
LEMUEL WF.hKS,
’] HO.Vi AS WEBSTER ,
DANIEL TUCKER,
ISAAC PARKrR.
T.,t!unJ% April 1?.
Purluant fo the foregoing application,
hereby notify and warn the members cf tl *
Maine Turnpike Corpora* on to meet at the
’ and place, zrd for the pu'p. e.- the re. a
I 8>cnti0Bj' _J D HOPKINS. Cm.
Postriders Notice.
A LLpcr/uo» indebted to Mr. JACOB HCW,
1 * late PoUridef,fvr j« • k* on Newfpapcr*,
are informed that tfje lulii'criber is enp vrcr*
ed tocotfaft lEefame—He w»J make a jear*
ney or. faid How ’s rcut, in June tux:, and vi
lit each to.vn wh*ra paper* ere ititj for that
pu rpoie.
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