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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

w HEREAS-a Commilion Of Bankruptcy
Wv hath been awarded ard riIued aganft
William HUBBY, of Belfalt, &
M0jes Merrill, of NorthYar-
mouth,
copartnsrs in Trade under the firm of Hpb6s
and Merrill, both in the Djqri7 of A1a;ae, and
the faid Hubs aud Merrill have been
declared BankFupts they are hereby requir-
ed TO furrender themfeives TO the Comm Aion-
ers in iaid Commiiiion named, on Wednefday
the 10th, on Wednesday the 3oth days Of
March infant, and on Monday the 18th day
OF APsil next, at 10 o'clock, A II. on each
OF faid days, at the Cfice of SALMON CHASE,
Efquire, near the Hsy-Market in Mideeftrect,
portland, and make full dfcovery and dif-
clolure Of their Eltate and Effccs--
When and where their creditors are TO come
prepared 10 prove their debts and at the
iecond meeting TO choofc an AHignee OF At
fignees and at the lat meeting, iaid Bank
rnpts are required to Smith their examination !;
and a. faid Ialt meeting any OF the creditors
OF laid BaulzruFts NAV be heard before Gad
Commifioners sgainf the making or allowing
OF certificate to the Judge of faid DiftriGt, to
entitle faid Baakrupts TO q ertiHcste of Diff
charge.
AL perfons indebted 70 faid Bsnkrupts
are to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any of their Elects, arc to deliver
the fame TO fuch perions only, as the Com
mifiioners fhal appoint.
SALMON CHASE, , -
- Il
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q well aborted ard large collection of
BOOKS,
In every branch OF Literature.
AFeneral afortnent of Bibles, all Gzes.
7 ftsments Dictionaries,
WseittI's III, AZ, aad sd parts,
Maine Spelling Book,
American Preceplor,
ladies acc1Snce Child's Companion
Mofleis UuigeFlai Geography,
Dwight's Geography.
Nichols, Pixies * Wallh's Arithmetics
Art Of Reading, & : &c.
ALTO, general aflUEtment of ACCOUNT
Books.
Record I'D Memorandum Books,
Muiic Books of all kinds,
Playing Cards,
Bia, K aad Red Inkpowdsr,
Writing and Cyphcring Books.
Iikewife, complsat aaortment Of SEA
HENS Boogsand Artieles-Among which
are, New American Practical Navigator !;
American coafPaot Ship MaRer's AZ
fitant, &c &c.--Hasiey'a Quadrants, diff
ferent prices Gunter's Scales and Ovid
crs Quarter Waggoners /; and an aaort-
ment of Charts.
Likewife, pleaGng Allotment Of
Japanned Ware,
ConEGing of Tea Trays, all fizes T; Knife
Trays Bread Bsfkets, &c. &c.
AlmanackS and Regilters,
for Sos.
CT Cafh given for RAGS.
Te1. q. 1907. AMI
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

GENERAL original Proprietor's zvboLe
- rights, and pcrtI Of rights. within that
large tract called the g TS0enty A1oaateJ
Land !" the ftuation Of which Land may
be fren on the Map Of the DiArict OF
Maiae, the great road from Augufa, on
the Kenne5ec River, pafc0 thro' one of
the plantations called Da1i9ozVn,to Bejfge,
on Penobfcot River ;-thc Gtua.ion OF
this place is dehghtiul--the Land luperla-
lively good fine ftreams interied il and
fall into navigable Rivers, in advantageous
direetions-on one fde is the Ke1ns5ee only
IS miles dftance, on another Iide BlLfaE
on Penobfeot River about miles.
ALTO to be fold in the Plantation OF Hoet,
and 10 the town Of Camden, on Penobfcot
Bay, the rights in number and parts of
lots from 40 10 400 acres, very good land.
For price, and terms of payment ea-
quire at No. So Cornhill BoGon, in Malta
chufetts. "a. wy
T0ruaYp n. I2o,
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Removal.

CSMUEL WATSON, informs his
- friepds ard cufoners. that he hasrrmo-
we'd from Fore,hrrct 10 No. q, Bfe5tr 4 Rssss,
oppofte Mef-s- How * EvAEs'--ANtere he
carries on he TAILORING BUSINESS IN.
al its branches -ihole who may favor him
with their cufom. may rely ca every attsn.
ton 10 their demands.
Porik9-3s Esb a8
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

VNHEREAS Commiffion Of Bankruptcy
Wv hath been awarded and ifTned againft
Benaiab Hanjon, of Bowdoinham,
in the DiRtid Of Maine, Trader, and the
fsi Brnaia5 Hanjon has been de- Jared A
Bankrupt, he is hereby required to furreu-
der to the ComI1ifiioDers in laid Cnmmif
ion named, on Friday the 18th day Of
March infant, on Friday the 1T and on
Wednesday the aoth days of April next, al
10 o'c,ock, a. NJ. or each of fad day, a.
the Cfhce of SALmos CHASE Efqune in
Middle itreet, Portland, in the Difrict Of
Maine, ard-niakea full dfcovery and dif-
clcfurs Of bis Efate and Effcets-
When and where his Creditors are TO
come PREPARED 10 prove their debts and
al theftcoud Tleetingto choofe 40 Afiignee
or Afigoees add al the taft meeting, faid
Bankrupt is required TO fnilh his exami-
nation and al tad LAT meeting any of
The Creditors Of fa;d BankruFt may b
heard before fsid Commiifionrrs, sgainlt
the making or Allowing OF certificate TO
the Judge Of laid Drfrica, 10 entitle faid
Bankrupt 10 a Certificate Of Difcharge.
All perfons indebted TO laid Bankrupt,
are to make immediate payment and
thofe who have any Of hi Effects, are 10
deliver the fame TO iHch perlons Only, &c
the CommiiIioners ihall appoint.
SALMON CHASE, Commit
WILLtAM WrDGEaY,} fs0s.
DsfsS Marsb 2, 1905
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

NL alo,ef'9,Fs r-ving been spso:.,,
a e. 81 IN Hon. I,usthan. 49,, ,.'.-
Ei4. Judge Of Probate for ~ ~ o1"'''Aa.
L'acUg, comm liourrs ~ r.s.,s. M
A,ane tie claims Of the creditor, u =.
eta,e OF - nc
ROLAND KIRKPATRICK.
late ctWarrrn, in lad c0aaty rn.,,,-- L
ceated, rprricnted ,nfolscnt hrt,a, -
noticc that tx noaths are allowed -
Tad Creditors fer bridging n their ,.s.n.
and proving Eh-ir frbSs anr thar W. al
attend Or faid hu6arf5 II th- hcure " w
Too7fa5 KirkSatrisk, at fad Warren. 60.
an Iueiday Of the prcfrnt and On a. 80
Iucitays of the five following m,,,t.
from three to eight O'Clock u nv 80
aoon OF each Of fad days.
JofePh Copelau1,
RUFUS Cranc.
Warrer, Jasgry s, 1909
NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that tue Ia
- icrioer has been duly appointed As.
mlnittTator on The ritate NJ
NATHANIEL SPRACUE.
ate OF Bate, 10 the county Of Lincoln. n,;o
carpenter, deceafrd and has uudrrr,t-r
tnat truif ny giving bond as The law drra,
All perfnns, therefore, having den,rd-
againn the eeste Of fsid decrafed. are d.
ed 10 exhibit The fsme for frt,lemcnt ana
All indebted 10 faid efate, are reoutArd N
make immediate payment to
PELEG SPRAGUE, h2ziriaro,.,
Feb ;. ISo7-
NE iubtcrI5tr hereby CAVES pu6iTc ~
Il ttcc, that ihe has been duly sppoio,e5
and has taken upon her the sTua Of,
adniniitratrix or the ellate OF
WILLIAM SPEAR,
late OF Brnnfwick. In the co0rty Of Cun-
berland, mariner. deceafea, by esn,
bond as the law directs She theTefnrs
rtquetts all perions who ATE indrbtrd n
faih ettate 10 make immediate pavntu.
and thofe who have any demands thrfeo.
10 exhibit the fame for fett'euept
LUCY SPEAR.
B,aEja0ick, Feb. a, 1895
MTE ;he lubfcribers, Comm fio5rTs
w appointed by the Hon. Ionathsa
Bowman, Efq Judge Of Probate FIR nv
county ot Lincoln. 70 receive and txsrn,n.
the CLAIMS to the Evsral creditors 10 Ire
EfSte Of
fFUL lHOKNDIhE,
late Of CamtrE, u fad c0uatr, eromsh.
deceafed, reprefented noIyeat--htreb,
give notice that fix months are allowed l.,
bring & in prove their ca ms ant.. rhat We
viii attend tbat ferSice At thr houfr III
BEEJAmlN PALMER, innholdrr III faid
town, on the .hrit Tuefiay eff March aexL
and the Eve following months.
SAMUEL JACOBS.
E. JOHN EkRKNESS.
Ca1s4en, February, 1905.
NJ Office is her ~ gwen, that ths f05-
~ i-riber has been dug appointed I'd
niniGratrix IN the Eaait oi
WILLIAM IEIRKSATRICK,
are OF Worrsa, 10 the COMFY O Line ON,
woman, drcesfed and hai u1 cr.2ksa
that trul by giving bond AZ tbs law IL
reefs :--All pcr,ops therefore hAS a.edc-
mards agsiDt the Eaac OF iaid dec afrd
are defred ID exhibit the fine for lrttle-
ment and All indebted I'd laid EHatr are
reqnetted to'uiake immediate pay Reut 10
ELIZABETH KIREPATRlcK, Id
Warrca, Jan. 8, 1895. aiia52ratrir.
THE flblcriber hereby gives
Il notice 10 alt concerned, thal nav-
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Books 9 Stationarg.

AMONG wHtcH AEE,
Browns Lev Dictionary.
Duniord < Eats, Douglas, Cowpe-'s
Strange, William AID Ray monds K epOru
SuiiiVAn on Lsnd Titles
AacrIcan Prccc6ents
Powell On Couiratf- Park on .nfGrance
Morgan Vsde MAoucm
Bleckaonts Commentaries,
fipiuailes Nit Priu. ; Lilies Entries,
Tuitiees AGif4nt Town Officer,
Clerks Magazine (new edition)
Kid o. Bills. &c &c
Townfend's Guide 10 Hath
Modes Univerfai Geography, new edition
JEFF. Tfon's Nores on Virginia, new edition
Niiage Harmony,
SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kisdss
Map OF MrfTachuletts and Maine,
Iuaccs BLANKS.
CrsAr vArissy OF BLANK and ACCOUNT
BOOKS
g cs's AM fss bigL5a prise eiVsH for RIGS.
Feb. "A
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

/ &c flt Ror,tsik IL Sesats and Yss,s q
RssreGaiafi0ss Of he Csmmanweaifb Of
Efe1zrbplttf5, IN Cenerat Court o5stg5led.
lVOUR Petitioners, being in-
= h4bitants OF ausd OF land granted 10
Jonathan Holman and others, known ~ she
name of Nnmbtr One, on the aortheTiy lde OF
| AnrrClcoegin river, HomaGt, wn, hc1ndcd
foutherly by fsid river, wet, riy by the town
Of kumiofd, northe y by lands purchzfed BY
Jacob Abbot, ana TIngiown,. cateriy by the
town OF Jay HdmbIy iheweth, That where
a. our fitassion Is fueh, IN onT prelent unor-
Canned itae thar we cannot IN any resu 2r
way and manner, make iutalle provihan Tor
the luppnrt OF fchcos, for the inltructIen Of
ocr youth aud for preached Csfpel among
Us, which are etIcntialy neceifary TO the good
order and well beng ?! fociery. For the above
Tcafons, aud as your petitioners are fcattertd
over large traa Of land, as your donors will
Zee by plan hereunio annexed, and as there
arc near forty families now lrttlec on lad l2nds,
and number moTe beginning and there are
tax bills fent 10 as BY the tate and county
Treaiurers. and that we are under no regulA-
tions TO aiIels aud collect the fame, and THAI
we may be suitably AL hored to tranlaa hu-
iineis IN regular way, your petitioners hum
bly, pray your honOrs to Incorporate all the
lands as above dclcribed, iRto town by the
name ot DIX /; and as yocr petitioners are very
remotely icar,ered over tho aforefaid trAa,
and the land vsry mountainous, and bad max
ing and iuppo ting roads, and number of
horie bridges 70 build aud keep in repair,
which will be Of great public utility, for the
convenience of travellers as well as the in.
habltauts OF this place we further pray your
honors to take into confederation our iituation,
and If in your honors' wifdom fhouId fee fit to
grant as, your petitioners, the privilege of
exPcnding the above deferibed fate tax and
number Of years hereafter taxes, as your
honors thall fee TT On the above mentioned
roads and bridges and your petitioners as in
dGiy bound will ever pray.
JOHN HOLLAND, !
JOHN sTocKBRDGE, and '1g e15 . .igS'
SOLOMON LELAND, ''O"JN5''''f''
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14
Waiter HatCh,.
INFORMS his cuitomers and


others. that he now carries on &c
TAILORING BUSINESS,
Ia all its branches. AZ his ihop nexr door:o the
5SasE Of GysSs5 Par Gossi--where every atten-
tion win he paid 10 all who may favor him
with their commands aud th-rhasnsa favors
gratefully acknowledged.
At the above ihop-A rev
pieces Of hef fuperfne black, blue ard mixed
BRoADCLO tbs and cASjtME2ES, lately
received.
ALTO, in fore, on Titcoub'S
Wharf, AID for faie, quantity Of s. Georges
LIME. and GRlNDSrCNES, warranted Of
the irit quality.
NIB. Thofe gentlemen who
with to employ Mr.. JOHN CLINTON win
find him at the above Glop.
- Wanted, a 1ourneymanT ~
Der, and Boy As a. -fsbrszfife--one from the
country viii be preferred.
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C0mman7Oeahb Of MG79acbyfefts.

~ SsE1ie, Jan 74th, 1908.
ON the Petition of Tobn HoI-
iaad and Others, inhabitants of traS Of land
granted 10 Jona,han Holman and Others.
known by the 2lme OF No. one, CaIias Hol-
msntown) praying hat !sid tract OF land
boun ed as deieribed IL faid petition, may De
Incorporated lnto town.
Ordered, Thar the Petitioners
caufe an Affected copy of their fald Pe,i-
ton, with this o der thsreon, TO b pub
lined in rhe Palladium. printed il Bottom.
and in the Portland CaSrtts, printed BY
Z a. jerks, three weeks iucceihveiY, the
lat publication to be thirty day., at leaf,
before the feCond Wednetjay Of the 6lit
feGSon Of the next General Court, that all
parties Concerned may then appear and
hrw cauie, Gf any they have) why !hs
prayer of fad Pctiton thoula not Be
granted. SsHt a9zpE for concurrence,
DAVID COBB, Proficient.
Ia The Rogt Of Rep'eJentotipe5, Jan. 4,l8o3
Read apd Colcurrsd.
JOHN z. JONES, Speaker.
a true Copv-Af:eR,
G. E. VAUGHAN. Clerk effbe Senate.
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BOOKS.

4. ADAMS, has for lale, at his
bookeore, Ne. 6, jena RsrS, general al
st,rfr..ur az
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

Un'ets iaid taxes and neceiiary inter
ved'ug charges are paid TO me the fnbfcri-
Der, on or before Monday the J5artb Of
AprH next, 70 much Of fad land will be
fold by pubic Auction as win pay the
fame, at The houfe of Capt. Jske5 Stock
bridge, innholder in flid Freeporr.
JOSEPH HETCHINS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

A
MTE the lu5lrr.hers. C0mniiiionrrs, ap- \
w pointed by the Hon. William Corr
ham, E.q. Jcdge OF Probate for tie comfy
ot Cumberland, 10 receive and examine toe
CLAIMS of the feveraI Creditors 10 the rkze
of JOSEPH WARD, JUp.
late OF Coybas7, IN faid county, foap boiler,
deceaied, repreiented infnlgent--herehy
notice, that tx months from the fourth
"Wednesday OF January inRant, arc allow
ed to bring IN and prove their claims and
that we viii attend that ferpiet a. CARv
M'LELLAN's tavern, in raid Gotham. on
the Taft Monday Of FrhrEary next, the laG
Monday 10 April ], and the fecond Mopdsy
10 July following, from two to 6Ee 'clock,
P. M, on each day.
JOHN PARK LITTLE, 4 cranyr
ELIJAH ELDER, Es8srl.
Co1ban, Jan al. 1888.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

No zgey Tax.
N. B. Settlers Lot Of Dols. u. Z. T..
improved Land, n 3sI Z 65 o
Settlers Lot Of Non.
improved Land, 8 100 ~ AZ
Il i fuppoied that or 8 Of the above ad-
verified LOIS belong to Richard Eaitman or
Timothy Va ker, Elcs
uncfs the above faid taxes are paid on or
before Monday, rhe z3d day Of May next,
f. mnch Of fad Lands will be fold at Public
Venoue, At the hoate of the Sshlofih-r, IN lzid
LogsI a. ten Of the clock, NJ on l4id day
- wi. be iufitieu; to pay faid Taxes and ali
ntcehary charges
TIMOTHY STEARNS, Coleaer.
Lsgta, 74- I, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

Frssport, Ft5 e, 1903.
NOTICE is hereby gwen 20 the nom
" rr(iient Proprletors OF fand in Free
% {, Dutrict Of Maine, lying in iqOadrons
aud ranges, thar their lands are taxed TO
the State, County and town, for the year
1899, in the bills committed 20 me the
fuoicriber TO collc G.. az follows
Cy74. ~ f5D,,.y- 7-r-.y- M;yfHsvr
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JofePh Coprlsud,
Rufus Cranc.
F'arreH, Tasptry s, 1909

'HE ilbicrl5lr hereby giges pubic no-
Il tc1, that fhe has been duly sppoin,ed
and has taken upon her the ,rutl Of ar
adminiitratrix or the ellate OF
W.T. YTAM cp-AD
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14
Rich Land for Sale.

Portland, 20. rs, 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
: YORK, May IS.

Last week those.black miscreant. WIZ
had planned the destruction of this bo.
rough, and who had succeeded in lav;no.
several valuable barns in ashes, received
their sentence. Four Of them plead
guilty % the charges brought against
them, and four plead noe guilty. Two
OF the four who plead not guilty.. were
found guilty by Jury. The court an
pointed learned council, on the part az
the prisoners, whose trial was conducted
with the strictest regard to justice. When
the criminals were all brought into court
20 receive their sentence, he president &c
the court reminded them, of the obiipa.
tons they were under, to the inhabitan,.
OF Pennsylvania, for their bensyoie m e x.s,
ertions to remove the blacks from state
Of slayery-that many Of their colour had
already obtained the rights Of freemenz-
Alter telling them Of their inpratitude "a.
wards the citizens Of Pennsylvania who
had done so much FOR them. the pres;.
Gent Of the court pronounced sentence
against them. Five Of them were con.
uemnsd to hard lahopr for ~ ysars-..-6
years OF the time to solitary conSns Inent.
and one was condemned TO hard labour
for 5years-6 months Of he lime "a a.
l,tary confinement. Tbose blacks tose-
me with one or two White men, who had
been imprisoned on suspicion Of being
concerned u TN plot, hut u,tsiust. y nom.
me grand jury did NOT End bills. were az.
uercu by the court. 70 find hail Inv th-;,s
good behaviour for alimited,ime.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
Lafs.s Ts;<isn I.ielEgsaee.
LONDON Antii4

We received Yesterday MORNING. he
Moniteur Of The Sd Of April. Il 6rinas
no new, the French fund.- are 81 I. 1o.ks.
We have received papers from Amerii-
c. % the 9Th March. The United St.te.
i = evident are likely TO a,s<rt their
right e the free Navigation Of tie Missls-
siPPi, With the greatest activity md VI
cor.
By efters received yesterday from p
ris, We are informed, thu n. 100
city andeven The Consular P,l.c. ;t-rIf
ere placarded With the following vord. !:
oinfds R1ix PS;nt d Es1.,.Ls
w Peace W CsnsnI.r
By : gentleman who left H.lvoef :.
ihs I'd 81 April, q c1eIock. =. -
that - American tfansports, and sane
French hisates were shen thers, e. the
~ s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
ROTTERDAM, April il.

- -
BY an express order from the First
Consul, .the Louisiana expeditions Il de-
fnitively suspended. The French gene-
ralbegan the day before yesterday 70 de-
bark the troops that were on board the
vessels ;they win proceed, with the O.
sther troops newly arrived in this Repub-
ic, odi6erent destinations both on the
Frontiers and elsewhere. In several Of
our towns, among others Nemeguen and
Grave, their entrance was at 6rst oppo-
sed By the Commandants Of The Dutch
garrisons bnt after m ulterior expiana.
ton, these Commandments fhought Ct q
yield 10 necessity and force. Persons a
good information Of what Is passing, and
who have access 10 al the principal fnnr.
tionaries Of the government, state, q a
matter Of certainty, that among the II
members Of the government, there Is a
party which has absolutely protested a
gainst this measure Of France in con-
sequence Of which the French troops
have, IN such great numbers, entered
ourterritory. The majority has, how
ever, judged that protestation to.be, In
our present. ireumstances, impolitic.
-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
BOSTON, Nav 90.

a letter was yesterday received BY Z
gentleman IN this town, from the captain
q one Of the American vessels chartered
by the French Governmenttoca carry troops
70 Louisiana, dated AZ Rotterdam, April
he writerobserves, = Wehave had
al our troops on board these three weeks,
but dare not 90 70 sea, because an Eng.
iish squadron IS laying in wait for us.--
I cannot conjecture when We shall sail.--
The French say they win pay us demur-
rage-but ] have my fears On the subject,
The wages and provisions win require
Al the freight money. We are truly in !
very disagreeable situation.n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03

purpose cf conveying the army bound on
the Louisiana expedition. They Nereall
embarked, md only waiting the arrivalof
general Victor, the Commander IL Chief.
The next morning little way IL sea, We
heard the guns 81 hichwas toannounce
de Generals arr Ind passed through
: squadron Of English frigates TINT were
waiting 70 intercept the expediti0n,
Through the same channel We heaf, that
the French army had actually entered
Holland. alledging as an excuse that Eng
land retained the Cape of Gopd Hope.
Public credulity Is still made the sport
Of every idle nimor. Nothing transpi-
red yesterday IN the Political Weird
worthy Of particular attention. So far,
therefore, as regards fhc important ques-
ton It issue, the p16lic mind continues
ms very auctuatjhg state. Il Il gene
rally understood that Ut I council held
q the Duke Of Portland's on "Wednesday
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
PITTSBURGH. NAV ~.

We lay before our readers the follow
ing letter which has been reeeiNed in this
place from gentleman in New-Orleans.
The writer of it Is high indie confidence
Of large portion Of the people on the
western Naters--he has been chosen 10
Represent them in the next Congress, and
be i : friend and political adhefent 81 the
present adninists 1tion. He c.nnUt BE-
mistaken = g fcts, and bis opinions are
highly verify ofcrsdit From bosh We
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
DOMESTIC LNTELLGEMcE.
NETWORK. Nav 81.

Richard Rogers, Esq. who has for &C.
veral years executed the duties Of naval
oficer Of the port Of New York, with
much ability, and whose only crime was
his being federaliss yesterday received
his dismissal from that of6ce.
samuel osgood, Esq. is appointed BY
the President, his successor.
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ALEXANDRIA. Nav ~,
Neru-O Orleans, i4fh April, / 80;

a private letter from Bordeaux insert
ed in the Amsterdam courant, contains
the following article
Yesterday We received accounts here
with great pleasure, thar al the difficult
ftiss which hadarisen between Spain and
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-03
cHAMBERsBURG, May IS.
Extract 9 letter from a genflemanin Ire
= land, to his brother in rhis borough, da.
"Dunean, datriz county,
!: -.., ~ n :. March 90, 1908.
/" DEAR BROTHER,

p. LEAR BROTHER, ga ~ gEEsg ~ II
q " Fam sorry TO inform you, that the
West is in state Of open rebellion, and
at this naoment, actually in arms against
the government. A new Militia have
been raised by government, which ACT
with great authority over the people; 4
great impress has taken place in all the
ports of England, and this week the press
gangs arrived in our. ports-----they press,
without respect to persons, all they find
outof actual employ; married men are
seized, mo matter in what situation their
families are, and hailed OH board Of the
vessels. ~ Fs1s n 81 .:s5a W.
believe new revolt is the whisper
here, As far as | am able to- Judge ;, and
from every information the subject OF
9: Britain, in England, are In the same
spirit hope may never experience ..
mother Revolution, for we are loaded
with more taxes, on account of the last
than nine-tenths of the people are .abIe 70
bear. But we must submit to the M.
then-how long, Godonly knows. Ther.
are recruiting parties In all our in.larJ
towns-Bellfast, in particular, has. suf-
fered much BY the press-gangs. =.
As.soon as possible / shah imbartz
Tor your country, for real safety is not
80 be found here. II any thing more
takes place, ! win inform you as early :.
possible U.s. sz 5 > - :
j, :" ! conclude with jus, observing, tina,
the Crown of England dreads an inyasi-+
on, and is making every preparation to
prevent the same" - - - : :