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7. B. BARNABEU.
[TQgAatsd1 far the Palladium
HAGUE, March

I1AGUE, N1dlCH 3.
The government of the Batayian Re-
public makes known, that as the grant of
fhe Ea& India Company has expired, it
has thought necefary, that the moment
The fate ihall have entered into poaeiion
Of the major part of its Establishments in
India, to make new regulations of COM
merce and navigation, TO prevent flag
nation of buinefs, till the general fyfem
of administration for AGanc poGeGions
fhall take place. 1t has, therefore, de-
creed as follows
Navigation and commerce between The
ports of,he Republic and Batavia, as well
as with the welt of India, are freely open
ed to all Batavian citizens, on the follow
ing conditions BY the wet of India, is
meant the weltern hde Of the iiland of
sumatra, as we'll as Malacca, and all
which is fituated to the wet and fou!h of
th% faid Iland, to the Cape of Good
Hope.
They may carry thither all effects and
merchandise whatever, except warlike
flores and opium.
All the ufual articles Of commerce in tie
wet Of India, including the fugar OF Ia
ra, and without any other exception but
that of Tea ihsll be freely admitted into
Batavia, whether brought in Batayian
or foreign ibottoms provided they are
directly from India, and pay the ufaal d.
ties of entry.
With refqea to the commercial articles
# Batavia. fugar aIons fhalI be imported
INTO the Republic by individuals. Tie
government of India nevertheless .nail
have the power Of filling, in cafe OF ne
Gritty, other PARTICLES, and Of ladening
hips or account ofthe fate, according as
the fad government hsl! Judge adyanta-
geous.
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80. rreeedc any ofirisl comr'sn;-
s s',1,p from lie thfo"s, Or any vote Ct
CAN I, and truf that, if danger really
Dps 81. ornaments are now going on With
ss '';',y correspondent to TIE emergency
'si ,yaich they are founded.
o. T r cerraio eject Of the 70 e is onl,
a,ke Us dirc6t parties 10 any war to
s.h;rn ,hsle arr amenss may be spilled.
What What objea 10, then, is fmPly, thai
, 49," heafdiao grounds asted 70 jutity
:. -" sx,raordipary preparation; ard there
- / a,u.i, oa coniiitutional principles,
' @r my proise againa the mode Of pro.
49,, ,.esiog which has been adopted. III,
=. Is the Ruiian aFnanent is one IN
i, .Si,h many psgfoqs were dear0us 70 pas-
e. ! coaric Gl,ilas % mat nov Propolsi
:. - Re adopted /; but / do nol tliink that
chen the consequences of that armament
~ 49, reouGdcsea, tia, the proceedings then
,5oo,rd will be very likely 10 encourage
;m;istion. hope, iii, ] nay be allowed
,o,eslon hyposheticaliy respecting the in
S,psndeuce Of parliament in granting iup-
oIIcs for carrying en- any war. ! tEul}
r., we are no, neceaarily TO be con9ant-
Il guided BY ipirir Of humble dooil''y,
though our independence may appear more
dearly in theory, than in any cafes ofmo-
lern or recent experience. In whatever
ye chuic 10 exescifc our ecnfitutional
,;obt. The probability Of It's exeEcile will
not be difpu,sd. Politely we might 'hiak
that negotiation was preferable at mo-
ncrt when miniRers had plunged the coun-
,ry in war; or, on the other hand, we
might fuppoie, that msafures Of a more
vigorous defcripsion would have done
much more for the national honor than
,oy negotiation; AID how is our opinion
10 be expreaed, except IN Withholding The
iupplies, before we bind ourfelyes 20 be-
scme parties to war' therefore, fir,
for ore, csntend againa the houie Of com
mons being mere echo, mere doclls re-
csiyer of whatever communication mini.
Gers may think proper 10 make under the
form Of meGsge from the rhrons.
[Io be eontirnsd.
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CONSULA TE OF SPAIN.
Baltimore, ~ Q. ISo3.

BaitiEoFe, May g. 1909.
THE otdefiigned, his Catholic nasjeg-
tvs CORFU for the fate Of Maryland,
tertby gives pubic notice 10 thoie whom
il many concern, thai, agFeeably % a roy
al ordsr Of The king bis mater, lfned at
1artoia, The 18th November, 1902, and
oficialIy tranfmitred 70 him, Coafular
Certificates viii be required in all the
cuifom houies 10 The Kirgdom Of Spain,
proving tbe expectation and origin Of al
foreign produce or merchandise intended
70 be imported il anY o. the paris there
Of Thsfe certificates 70 be given by his
maieHy s eon(als rell6ing IN tie Tefp9ttive
provinces or departments 20 Whole diitItt
he articles Of prodace Oh goods 70 oerti-
fed ihal nave belonged OF by thefe 'e-
iiding at he ports OF expectation; with
this abiolute condition, that for each e.
feratc article and owrer, a certificate moR
6e Produced, {pecliy'ng the number OF
packages chefs therein contained and
iepera5e cert fcstes will be requised, &C.
cogding TO TIE diverGty of the articles. Of
5he marks OF the packages, chefs and
owners; and in every initance OF contra
vening this royal order, the goods hall
be conhlcated.
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Ship Brothers, Ring, New York An
geronia, Buldiek, New PoI', lR. ~
fch'r Echo, Peck, New York lcop
Eliza, Siocum, New-York.
Cleared, h,p Sarah, Bowden, Greenook;
brig Reiolusion, White, New York !;
fchconcr Nautilus, Shedden, KingAon !;
IIyall, Baker, New Bedford William,
Laughton, Natchez iloop Victory, b.
ihcp, New York !; Active, Burgess, do.
Kitty, Smith, Iavannah.
The brig Swif'fure, from this port, ar
rived at EIsyaunsh on the 23d OF fehru-
airy. The big sheFherdeis, from hence,
arrived at boiton on The 10Th inf.
April go.
Cleared, hip, Suiannah, Forreaer, Bal
tinlore Maria, Chilolm, Liverpool !;
brig Orange, Read, New Port, R. |.
ich'r faiplay, keen, Bcllon, Tavollte,
DTummond, Baltimore aoop Mary,
Rhodes, Alexandra.
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BOSTON, May 4.
70 EIGN II f + II I X

+ q K L e. ~ II t r II n ..
GI The arrivals, fince our lat, from
Europe, have iurniihed accounts aud pa
pn fome days later than thofe which had
r,,ioufy reached US I: Bnt they DO not
give any data from which a JUL concluGon
can be drawn OF the refult al the late .wa.-
like appearances in England. Our readers
rna therefore exerciic their patience
few days longer. Tie report which
reached US from Porsfmouth, thar the
DECLARATION OF WAR had been
received at Liverpool, prior to the a3d
March, has been declared 10 be incorrett,
By later accounts from thSt place.
e. 1t is our duty TO Rate facts as they
conc to Us. And we ihall difeharge that
isty faithfully. When the laa ia,elli-
ssnce left England, the perpetrators fer
war continued with unaoated activity.
Sqaadrons were equipPing, cncampments
lOrnlng, and every note oFearncHnefs was
Exhibited. The impretsment Of feamcp,
strue, was mott 70 warmly profecuted at
lae laa dates as If had been few days
eeio!s; but its relaxation was the ccnle-
euence of the number of ieamen voted by
Parliament having been procured. Add
o ihese, warm reprimand is iaid TO have
been given the Britifh am6ahador at Pa
rs, by The 6rit conful, AT madame Bona
p,'te's Drawing room, on the 18th OF
march; which, if true, was not calculat.
atO diGpate the angry clouds which The
later obiersed were rifng. For the
,'O'n OF this extraordinary event we have.
safched all our Paris and London jour
''s. The former are as iilent on il, as.
"a all o'her political topics; and while
sac Of the latter are plelging their repu-
's'lon ter The truth OF the narrative, Bells
MsReOser" of the 10th March, pro-
.SVfcss If TO be fabrication. All that
Ia asrse in, is. that a Levee was held
",hs day mentioned.
~ "uliS TIE preparations dpPSds NUS
! "dics'e an immediate war, the Ian
sSase OF TIE rnlers OF both nations is ar
a g.. pacific. Baraparte imprecates
~s s"s vengeance upon the hesds Of thots
H. INA = be the cauie of a rupture; and
"a 0'ltllh miniaIy declare, that their OBJ
~ ~ u the armament, is 10 haiten che
~ ss'slion Of fnsjeGs il difcuilcn; ard
he 'AsIr prspaIa,iors were counter 70
I'm, Mixing in the ports Of Fidpce end
! r0.s '' and which, if found ealy del
,as az o carlton their colonies, would oc-
sssa an Immediate ceGsiion OF foitlle
a,e;s s'es. The friends OF tie Eo2iiih-
s urge, HAT " whsre every siins
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To favor commerce as much as pofible,
it has been decreed, thar veifels failing
from the Dutch roneaions TO Bengal, and
along the fhore Of Malabar and Coso-
mandcl, returning directly into the ports
Of the mother country, illall pay no duties
ofimport of any kind.
SHIPS fhall make their returns into the
ports Of the nothe, country, without be-
ing allowed TO diicharge or fell their car
goes elfewhere, under any pretext Whale
yer, under penalty of confseationbo of
hip and cargoe; the owner remaining
retponfbie in his refpetf.
Vefe!s failing for the EAT Indies ihail
be obliged to tranfport certain number
OF troops, land or fea, according to their
fizc. They ihsll be indcmnihed for the
fupport of tie men while on board
lSigned) SPOORSs P,ejGaexf.
Captain Ray, 0s,ived here on Suuday
from NeqU- Orleaas, intoyms rs fkat the
Fysncb Pyxfea, IN going mp 10 Ne70. Or.
leans, landed French Offers to take pr
D:lFon Of 0Ntbs 1orAfeatioas on the Mif-
lgtp.
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Is at fskc We rus &c prepared Fer ever
thing They declare, thar
$ Peace is his dear delight net Flucry Z more
I" But touch him, and no miIifsr 70 fire.
How hard the touch las been, We are aill
gnorans--the only oitenhhle frpke being
The expedition fitting GU, in Holland and
France.
1t is certain negotiations of great in
portance have long been in dicui!ion be,
tween Great Britain ard France. Theie
are mentioned to relate to the evacuation
Q. Egypt and Malta and the q ofslaE0U''
Of cur citizens from ths port Of New Or
leans. We hsve ret heard any other caufe
ai2igred for tie delay in the evacuationof
Egypt, than the difficulties which natu-
rally arile in its proiecution. By treaty
it was to be furrendered to the Ottoman
Porte. Malta, as We before fated, was
by the treaty Of Aneins, 20 be furrendcs
cd 70 the knights Of syulalea, when the
grand matter Of that order ihouId be
ready to receive ard able TO defend
it. No Grand mater, IS we have heard,
has yet demanded poaehion. Ofcoulie,
that being "a previous condition, Ggeat
Britain claims RICH. TO retain roasflon
until it is accomplished. In the laR lub7
Jet we are intereesd /" With feipeci
TO the American depot at New Orleans, :
fays an Englifh politician, :" the qoef
tons is briefly this The Spaniards wailll
in PETITION OF Lcuiiana, allowed The A
meIicans, by treaty, he uie Of the tcwn OF
New Orleans, as commercial depor, with
a pgoviGon, however, thar they might re-
fume this grant upon afiigning any equiva
lent cation. Previous to delivering rhe
province Of Louiliana to tie French, to
whom i; was csded in the late peace, the
Spanih governor hiss refumed the grant o.
tie depot, and fhnt it againit the AneTi-
cans, without afigning them any other e
Equivalent itation. Il is fuppcied thai or
government has undertaken 50 mediate be
tween the three powers OF France, SPaio
and America, and that this forms one q
the fubjet,s Of difcuiiien aiuded 70 IN The
meiiags." All rkefe may be the ehlldfeR
oi,wiid conjecture /; or they may be ioon-
dsd on authentic inIoEnation. Ifshe las,
ter, The hofiie parade making, may have
iome. tendency toexPedite The elimination,
and force F,snce 10 relinqu.fi. ,ot1e ot The
projects Of her untounded ambition. Gas
thing al leaf, appears evideni, that Gfeas
Britain thinks with her laoreat--
j" Peace only faeds perennial joys on tho{e
g Who guard with dauntlefs arms the billings
peace bellows
We faail conclude this days review o.
the indulgence, by obferving. that the
focks lshe Mercury in the political ,her-
nometerSl were riGag at the laf dates
On the 7ih March, the 8 per cent. confuls /
were at II, 90 the 10th they fell to o2,
and onihe ioshroie to s..
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aleranDrta 9ul)ertlser.
WEDNESDAY,. May II.

The remains Of the worthy and jufly
reflected Mrs, ELIZABETH DAVIS, whole
deceafe we announced yeaerday, vii be
brough' to Doctor GiIlies's Ills Gay, and
removed from thence to the EpiicoPal
Church, about five O'Clock this after
noon.
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AMONGST WHICH ARE

-AMONCST WHICH AXE
IRISH ard Britifh Liners pink, yell
4 low, black, falllon, and white cam
brick long lawn, callicoes, fine cotton
coun,erpanes, fancy waifcoatiog, India
luteitrings aforted, extra long, Englilh,
white fix gloves; coloured lace do. CO.
Toured French do. fix, cotton and thread
hoGery; so pieces rich London chin'z
twilled nankeens Ga { bard muffin
handkerchiefs; India book handkerchiefs
faper6ne blue, black, brown, drab, bot
tie green and mixed cloths 4; bengalls
white and buff fancy cords, &c. &c.
The whole of which they are deter
mined to fell at the mott reduced prices
for cath.
May II.
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ExkraoralN0ry Pro4xaians I

Il Peyou il tie f07su Of Northampton,
(lNaDJ rayrd The hgf ./sa/5s, Jf,S1s one
bean eleven hundred and ninety RIPE leaus;
qybieb, berg /waA, aseaJure eay oas 5aJf-
pint. Tie prod9ee afthe third .year, 1n
proporfio0 ia The fyR, qoiN be eleven thou
iand and tixty. three buihcls.
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13ubLtr uenDue.

WM5e adardfo F,idoy's Sales,
2 cafes Cfintzes < Calicoes,
I do. MaFcilies,
do. Stockings,
3 do. Hats, Handsomely aforted,
10 cafes dTf quality Claret, +
IS doz. Silk stockings,
cafes OF Fans, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
MAY II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31
Ersm tie NswroRx HSsALD
No. V....".prsaSsrlt's Redegr.

LOUISIANA forms the nezt topic
of the mefage, worthy particular no
tee. Our Chief Magiarae fpeaks in
the following manner of The moli i'm.
portant event as it refpeas the United
States, which has happened iince the
breaking out of the French revolution
" The cefion Of the Spaniih province OF
Louiiiana 10 France, which took place
in the courfe Of the late war, will i
carried into etfef, make change in fb1
cpeS Of oar foyagn rsla,ions, which vii
doubtleis have jult weight in any delib
erations of the Legilature connected
with that fubjca."
1t is granted that it would not have
been becoming the Office of the Pref
dent of the United States to have an
nounced this event in violent and angry
language yer, We furely had right
to exPeef from him that he would have
Preiented fome prccife ideas TO the le
giiature on the fubjett. expreGed in a
tone Of dignity ard irmoefs. Tnaead
Of this, he merely informs them Of the
ciroumaance as an affair which might,
u rarrita into sfs7, make change in bs
slSs5 Of our foreiga relation. Out Of a
hundred readers, not FIVE, il may fafe-
~ be aIsrted, would be able to affix
any definite meaning to thefe words
An explanation therefore may no, be
unsatisfactory,
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ssIsaru pcetrr
sTANZAs.
D Sir c. &c.


By Sir G. Cse5tr.
ONCE more, gres, prieft Of truth diyiaci
ss1,iscome with reverenliAl awe
TO view, unfolded at thy fhrine,
The myaeries OF natures law.
The minds recefTes to erplors,
Tho fecrets Of the heart to fcans
And led by rietaPhyGs .o-e,
Survey the inward fate of msn.
To learn how, when the body lesps,
And motionlsfs each fibre feems,
Fancy within her reeels keeps,
And the dark CHAMBER paints with dreams.
When judgment mods upon bis throne,
and eonloience cen rctires to reft
When ev'ry fenfe has loa its tone.
And all difcerning powers fupprefs'd.
save that by Its, the watchful nerves
Start atthc Vi6ons as they pats,
And memory fome faint forms prererves,
crouP'd IN dif,rdet on her glaIs.
Thus. when from heaven the fun declines,
And twilight lingering expires,
The glow worm IN the valley fhines,
AID liows its Intellectual fires.
clofe in her prfon- houfe ,mmur'd.
Does then the Sou IN nerp repof.
And her ethereal light obitur'd,
The Energy Of ttiuii,g BY: ?
let Paufe--and, checking her career,
Let Science aop, where Res,sa ends,
To all beyond ttsat nice barrier,
The higher power Of Fab extend.
Enouch to know. thai through his life,
The fpirit, doom'd her load TO bear,
Mua, after all their mutual ltrfc,
The fate other aGociate 1are.
It with fair Temperance fhc dwell,
Where Virtue puri6es the blood,
Where no bold pafliDns dare rebel,
Nor guilt invade the calm abode
Then the bright ehenec Of the Mind,
Through every limb divinsly wrought,
And al the outward form rcGn'd,
The So4y farm is9r'd eyitS ato4gtt.
But, to the grofs material frame
Should Vice her influence impart {;
Should fenfual lofts eItinguia n ihame,
And hsbi, blunt the eonlcious heart
TIL immortal part Infected grows,
The Soul ir5siiss and iu75, nse.,
Till the degraded Being lofe
All her ceieliisI attributes.
Yet when life's hard probstions o'cr,
And nature has her trial Good
When minds asd bodies change no Hpre,
7I: Pure ia hart Pail fee tBer Csx.
And yon proud imPious band, eonbin,d
From heaven the thundcr5olt TO wreR,
May, when their crimes arc fni1h'd, find
That dsafb Is act eternal ref.
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Fer this Ga7at:e.
SEPARATION or MAINE
II Dialogue tesqussn Pay(m GooDnAN ana
Farr,er SfE1Dr.
For this gazette,


[Cortinued.l
Farmer. Good morning Mr. Good
man have been thinking over whal
you told me the other day about fcpa-
ration and the more | examine it,
the better like th= notion.
Pd,t6a. | am glad of il; but at on
lat conversation | only told you part
of my reaions for being in favour d
the meafure others equally Rrong
induce ne to fupport it.
Farmr. All, what are they
P1ysn. Why in three words, We
mould be rider, zuer, and better.
Farmer. How 10?
PaJfn. I'll tell you-In the FRI
place you can live cheaper and get a.
head falter when you can make your
own cloth in the family, than you could
if you had to 60 to the flores TO buy
all---that would fwee2 away your mo.
ney. So II is with a hundred other
things which you can do in your fami.
ly, ten times cheaper than you could
hire them done by other perfons IT'S
70 with Maine-If we bad our Rats
officers, We fhould have our work doas
as 1t were in the family-the monsy
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OiEcial notice has been Tent from the
the Balayian Government TO our Pot
Office, that the communication with this
country muff be at an end, as they are no
longer permitted TO iena the mats.
Juae To-.
We stated on Wednesday, riat advice
bad beenreceived Of the French troops
being on the poin. OF entering Bremen J;
and yesterday we mentioned report
which had reached Us, OF the enemy be.
ing also on their iparch to Guxhavrn.
We have now TO infUm our readers, that
authentic advicss reached town yesterday,
of the former place (which belongs to lis
Britannia majesty having been taken pos
session of by republican force on the
I'd inst. and thata strong detachment was
at the same time in full march towards
Hamburger. These proceedings, it is
scarcely necessary for us to observe, ale
par. of the system adopted by France for
excluding the commerce OF this country
from every part of the continent. Prus-
sia,it is said, without taking any part
whatever in the contest, will content her
self with forming a Gordon Of observation
along the boundaries OF her own terrific
ries and the naval armaments in the
ports of Russia, the same accounts state.
are preparing upon the pure principle Of
an armed neutrality,
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aIeranDrta aDOartlBsr.
SATURDAY, Aucusr 81.

The phalanx in the north tren,b'e at
the approach of our great election. The
Chronicle of Boston, in bitter mood, de-
Erecates the event. Already hath that
quintessence of Democracy proclaimed
the fears Of its supporters. Ere the s-r-
derals could intimate their choice, the
Chronicle announces Pmssaey and Kixg
for the higest hono,s Of cur country,
while. like sir Fretful Plagiary choak
ing with modification, it attempts to
laugh at its own dread. This looks
well--for when strength and courage are
on the wane, we find solace, in con,
tuneiy.
The same publication, i'll announcing
the death Of Calender, triumphaatly asks,
. What will. the FEDS do now" This
qv,tty and SCORE saveasm,is enough to
coniure up an host of scribbers--but they
are not wanted nor should we have made
a comment thereon, were it not 20 return
our defective title to the apostate, and, to
place him in his past and bappiest station.
Sounding the tocsin of faction, and revil-
ing that government, whose lenient arms
received the proscribea ingrate.-Was
not this done, Demos, all for you?
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Ham53,gb, Mar 81


have but just time to Inform you, that
about an hour ago two estafelttes reached
this place from Berlin: the one addressed
to the Prussian Minister, the other TO the
Senate of Hamburg. The contents of
the dispatches are automatically stated to
be, that convention has been concluded
between the mediasing Ministers, having
for Object the security of the Hanseate
cities, Lubbock, Bremen, and Hamburgi,
and the rest of the North Of Germany,
from all hostile invasion. The Rlceto-
rate of Hanover seems to be left to its
own fate. The Flench Minister Lafret
was present at this important negotiation
at Magdebufg and the Prussian army,
which is to protect the North OF Germany
is now under review, and encamped near
Magdsburg ard It's environs. It's force
amounts to $4,000 men, who will be out
under the command of General Butcher.
The King of Prussia has positively declar-
ed to France, that the shutting of the We
ser ard Elbe would give All entire death
blow to the maratIme commerce OF his
donnnions and that if matters should
ever come to such extremity, his majesty
IS determined, if qarnsans are to be placed
III the Hanseaslc cities, to suffer none but
Prussians.
A letter from Capt. Pelor, dasel Bor-
deanx, lue 9, says 10000 French
troops have narchtd TO take POSSESSION OF
Por,ugaI---buc Span has rJusea them a
passage through their county,
Ry capt. Thomas, arrived at New York
from st. Johns, n. b. we are inform
ed, that be went into Holns's Hols, OH
the 4tb irst. wtere he spoke ship Juno,
of Boston, just arrived iron, Cape Fran.
co.'s. having on board General Rochan.
beau, who had made his escape from the
Cape.
This news was obtained from the Pilot,
who saw Rochambsau.
mr.. A9v.)
The Liebea Ieelaadiens has been fome
years in comfortable repute on the CONT.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
Lost Yesterday,

A Black Morocco Pocket
Book, containing a five dollar Bank Bill,
and sundfy receipts, and TIE schooner
Peggy's, Of Baltimore, Coastlng Lcence,
myself master. / VIII give ten dollars
reward if the finder will please 10 deliver
i to Mr.. Jacob Fortney, or myself on
board the schooner, laying at Col. Hooe's
wharf.
JACOB CURTIS.
August l3. 81