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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06
N. CAROLINA.


Our prelent governor, James Turner, efo.
was on Saturday morning, reelected to that
ofi'ce tor the enfning year, by all the votes Of
the General Aflembly except one.
Tomorrow (Tuefday) is fixed for eleffipo :,
Senator of the United States for this STATE. in
the place OF Jeffe Franklin, whole period of fer.
wee expires on the 4th of March next. Mr.
Franklin is again in nomination.
it Will have been feeD, from the commun;c,-
ton or the Governor to the General Afjemblv
inherited in our laf) that, by the Convention en-,
tered INTO between the United States and Geor-
gia IN 1909, that that part of the TERRITORY rcd.
cd by 5. Carolina to the General Government
winch hes welt of the Blue Ridge of Mountains
and iouth of the iouthern boundary of North,
carolina and Tennehee, was ceded TO GEORGIA
according TO iurvey made by Georgia, this
tsrrnory includes part of Buncornbc copntv
Application was made 10 this fate to have the
boundary line run; but S. Carolina not bav;ng
acted on the fublect, and our LeeiGatnre nnt
having been IN FELTON, fnce, this could mo. ba
enected. Georgia, we underftand, without
waiting Tor the demarkations being afcert,ned
under the authority of the two States. has nro-
ceeoed 10 take pofleffion of that territory. form
1t INTO county, hold court, &c. and he off.
GERS or buncombe have beer reiifted in tbe cx-
ecutioh OF their duty. The citizens of that
county however, unwilling to fee their terrific
~ uiurPed IN this way, roie and drove off the
Georgians by force. ''e
we fruit that the Legislatures of the two
states will take iuch iteps as fhall be the mean.
OF removing the preient difagreeslIc fatr of
''''"s' III 'iidt quarter. Raleigh RegiRer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06

DIED-At Pennington, on the evening of
Tuetday, Nov. 18th, Maj. WIAian. T,Ald, AGED
6s.-Major Judd, at the time of receiving no
tee from the General Afembly, was ont of
health, but having been Chairman of the Con-
yentlon, and being by protection LAWYER, he
decided on making his own defence. His ex-
IRENE exertion, in preparing for this, 70 dfabled
nm, that foon after his arrival in New-Haven.
he was confined to his bed, and prevented from
making his defence. After a partial recovery.
ne Propofed to his friends, his with to publifh
his brief or fummary of defence, which being
Judged Advisable, he flrniihed them with h;ss
ideas on this fubjetf, which being reduced TO
writing, the manuicript and proof fbeets were
ihown to him as fait as they were prepared, and
he approved of them, renarking that his weak
neiS did not permit clofe examination. but
that his time was fhort and that he did not win
any thing to be pubfhed, which llould he in
correct. The work being nearly inithed. he
having requefted his friends to haaen the com.
pletion of it. left New-Haven yelerday morn
ing, and having arrived at his houfe, expired AZ
IL o'clock in the evening. mournfnI :.
vent mas not prevented The ifiuing his addrefs.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06
breEHtafiasJ,

Mr.. Speaker and Gentlemen oftbe Hou/e of Re-
PrsitntafiveJ,
BY the mail from Fort Wilkinfon, on Sa,ur-
day evening laft, received letter from the f,.
Perintendant of Indian affairs in the Creek Ma.
ton, Ia copy of which is herewith incIofeJ,
communicating the agreeable intelligence of =
treaty's being concluded with the Indians of
that nation by which the Ocmulgee river j.
made our boundary. The treaty, you will per.
ceiVe' has already been fent on to the General
Government for ratification.
The laft Northern mail brought me letter.
from ms Excellency the Governor of Nortb. e.
rolIna, on the fubjed of our territory, WING nm
the waters OF French Broad river, and adioininr
that rate, which 1 have thought it would he
properto lay before you. A copy of that let
JOHN MILLEDGE.
Sfafe-HoajS, Lom/7ilzr,
AoUem6er, ~, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06
GEORGIA.

GEORGIA. Ior,ey,,
On Monday lat' his Excellency the Govern.
or, made the following communicated I'm hn,h
branches of the Legislature. '''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06

Mr.. Prehdent, and Gentlemen eft5e Senate, and
Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen eftbr HOME of Re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06

The Prehdent of the U. States has appointed Mr..
SETH Hunt, of Walpole, IN. HI formerly of Bof-
tom to the Civil and Military Governn,eur of uere.
Louifana.-PJI G0z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06

The Britiih fhips of war, LEAspEe and
CAMDRIAE, which left this harbour on the cd
INIT. IN purluit OF the Didon and Cybele French
irigateS' arrived at Halifax on the 18th, after an
uniucceisful chaie. ". T. M. Cbron.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
-s,iln,

At-Arundel Mrs. NARY DOWNING aged O..
AT GlOncclter, the Rev. Eli roRBEs d d. AGED 70
AT Providence, Col OLIVER Blown aged So eldeR fon
OF the Hon. Ja5ez Brown, Eta
At Network, Mrs JANE lie PoRrEvINr aged 1922
native of France and redent in Network upwards 50 wears
Al Canada. YTEE-II FoHI aged Iol native Of China
brought TO America in early youth He is fad to have de-
Tended from the OF the ancient Chnee Fmperors
and being of rong powers Of mind and BODY intuted in
Canada, Society, by the name of RoUSIIGOUCHE,"
IN mutation OF thoe OF ms native country and in Eu-
rope ievera branches of which are now in the T. States
Soneof the objects of hee focetes obtain and pre-
1erve the curotes Of nature to forward the arts and c
ences, and to practice ympic games &ct was while in
the act OF attempting to throw iron pear weighing 500
pounds at mark 90 feet off, and which he effected that
he came by his DEATH having produced violent henorr-
hage The friends and acquaintance Of the deceaed will
recall his many virtues and talents to remembrance with at
tecton and the Afatc, European and American focetes
OF Rouhgouche, of many OF which he was an honorary
member will hear of his death with deep regret-st
a meeting q the dHa~t and Ho7ora5e RFsoueb: Sfy Of
Sa0', n zobi5 lie dead kor.ray nbey, va5 re-
commented thai b- r-br5 fb faroay Of j5rroqv for bis
DEATH creps The Ata arr o thirty dayJ-SaL Caz
On the 9TH inf at NewyorS, Mr.. W rofe before his
wife, and had breakfast prepared and even the tea poured
ready for drinking again he down. Jun as they
were ieated, rap called HIM the door-Whle ke was
there happening tate her e found fveet for
her, and therefore exchanged her cup hs be being in
the habit OF drinking ms fweeter than he did, He re-
turned igaowed the of his cup lomeyat hahy
when looking earnely the edimen, he turned to her
with face of horror and aked if e hal changed the cup
Beng anwered in the affirmative Then gone fad be-
and died in efs than two hours
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

.'.'a . eovsr eee,oas-rrs a:rse. re-; ony i a.-Ae
~ IA oiher pits Of the union.
50 az taeie proceedings governed 5v party
- ana io once or susiamea conferred under
purpofe.. " '~''''s pa
ms p'r' of'pe-{ecusoh is creeping into MANY of the
governments -a1d the democrats are eager "a intro
uuee u N this Fate. 10 this end private caucuesae he'd
S thsn' and1 correfp ondence kes up between al
@ every iowl and village, where handful Of them CIR
= eoecte-I hete caucules receive their toae from hc-
where i was lately determined among other things
war teI revolutionary caafc would Re promoted BIZ the
publication OF Mr. Bidwelfs speech IL he Senate This
eeeh h's accordingly been pablihed r. kind II order
III mon otthe democratic papers and particularly in the
one IN Shts onct. Same o thee caucus pzoteedines
we're aeiy discovered m the town Of Worce ter where
hong other proceedings was voted unanimously to
Is very ehefon 10 turn out even every federal 4g4 srty,
ana Put IN Democrats AT the fame meeting II was agreed
s ore the BET means Of getting Governor rsoso out
OF oihee to circulate report that re will ux being
didate p nc 80
S'ch are io1n" Of the means ufed TO yeo.se the ate
and particularly Maine. Citizens wilt YOU re in ecu-ty
wne your eHeles arc making everv ererton TO vrre,
fron yo thoe ac7sd and equal rights for the acquire
Iaent OF which many u father. and brethren have
bled -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
3IuGire.. No. 5.
EDITOR.
-

TEXT" There ir a REFGLyZT0N4IPH- ffra Of poA-
10. obyafiVs ia tb. prgvia,s Of Main"
DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
THIS declaration OF the democrats the.nevc MOTTO
e Ia NJ a number; * had proceeded ione evidence
cfthe truth it. and ALTO expreed opinion that the Pot
Once department had encouraged thoe characters who
would ube-re the views OF revolutionary party. Strong
er evidence of tbs was nccc.lary with one, than
he n!tance of the po cce depaty in this and one
q ms aitants was Indeed fad their revolutionary
ats were o5iaIhe circumianee was mrsterial the
81 remains unqueoRed accom- panied with proohat
DIR Prentiis, the deputy potmaer, did write letter, and
ms brother, of his atants, bEPUTED TO convey
The lame uferge party views. Why then all she idle
eanor and wicked ab-fe of s'Vindcator ?? Why his iam
ieAioning prove thar becaufe the acts esi1k
mat the pot Office has become ;nrurlent iub
leTve the views party" The fa fI5antiated by the
eFeimtsnoe fthe Po-2aer Generals removing e. many
good men on office, and filing hcr places with ach per-
ions as :" Tbs-7as IL. Prs75F, g."
W aid ak pardon ofthe public, for noticing "Vndcs~
" defence OF this man, were not known that he is
outraged and carelsed by the democratsYes, zeal in
promoting their views gives fure Paert the mott
osEaus depravity Of mind Since however, he Is thus
'4e principal with theIwrtes letters for them, and
sens authorized by them dAfe agents at their
ouaonary meatures, this notice becomes nsceharynot 10
facl on has account, from As BANDING with the
party.
tut the polofce department is not the only one which
-apes the views OF party, and revoiutoaa
3 put OF politics Northumberland that reits with
eS departments and appoint mot of the gov
neat Officers. provide for the promu Of laws
ysoae notices and Contingent expenditures. Nor does
@ WITH thar proclaim jablees or particular
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

To ElsDcsT -fou pu5ssl in sbe sf A,r, jE ara
at ifzxate7 W,t5 al ysar TpHdnee OE dare mt ebag.
ne 4giA5 saboA" let you msauy isiHaa lint zgb4t
grsptA? Ar.y, tbzt ftbs P6rs s!u5s1 boiling
air e',rgPoqATes bad denied b b@e50rd iayirg 70
ff5 soyssp0aJsqa BAD taksa psesh Is not r Mr. Vndi
Gator foy 1g5O y ba0s rony 71isd ny rafsoyiy but
iany7bs4t % r .syV> lie re6ataiisn Of ~ Prj
70 1sAae, that had and It'll have due authority for what
aiieed; 705b authority Be pyoipred neaary. rs an
s4'ey7o4s 66 y'a expect no f",t5ry ras and even
s Is f5oesad yas, t5at tie Pa5Fs my b n5s5
EDITOR
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
BARrLETT ADAMS.

SCULPTOR & STONF- COULTER,
ESPkC iFUiA-Y acquaints his friends and the pub
Z y lie, thai he has On hard large 0ook of
Marble, Slafe, end Frte- S.aas,
fuabIe for earhs, lambs and Mautle. Steps, Tagging
Painters Mills and Mnllers Tomb stones and Nonu.
ments of every defcription.
Lts-oJs-Wrough: STONE STOVE FIRE PI A
CES ready 10 fer reafonabe erms-near the corner
OF Cou't and F4rL Sfests. and oYPofts the Azb.a Af
irg- Heye.
o. Orders trer az part IF TIE country, jsr any
Kind II Stone-wcrk, 6a!6e a:,eni.dts.
Portland, Dec. "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
asail iaelps.
PORT OF Po&TLeNo

FORI OF FONTLfND
Snrdy, De- I6-Ar.ved brig Lion, capt Alden, 81 DAYS
FROM TennerifeIn lat 20 long. ., tpoke brig Peggy
capt Joeph Merr Clare captain G. Small who died at Cal
labar, the coat Of Africa of Bottom, bound to England
but finding it impoibe proceed his coure, being
damaged in his fails and rigging bore away for Barbados.
H being dc6ute of proviiions fupped by capt. Al
den-Spoke brig Sulannah, Lovit, from St, Johns n B.
bound to Tobago, all we-Schr ST. Peters, of Beverly, s
DAYS OUT bound 10 St. NARROW.
Sa4r2y De. 22rrived brig Hunter, capt. Small, IS
days from Falmouth, Janaica---Left there brig Comet
fucker of this port to fail in days. brig Bulia Lee OF
Network, fail II days; dip belonging Portsmouth,
capt Shapleigh TO fail in days for HavannaBrg Port
land, Shaw had failed for Hondura-Spoe in lat o. lon
49, ilnp Hberna, from Kingfton, for observation-disclosures
time u s. CutterDec 90, lat. 40, long Co. Goop from
Marlborough, bound Charlefon, S. C-Nas boarded
off Antona by asPahh French picaroon, and punder-
ed of few articles Of proviGons.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

IT rms town, by the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg JANIS D. Fop-
KINs Esq Mis- DoscAs TucKrR daghter Of can't Ia,
lei Tucker.
Mr.. DAVID TvcsEs, TO Aiifs ELIzABETn ADAMS
At Gorhasn, capt WILLIAM PRENTIs. 70 Mi{s Agrch.1
LEWIS, daughter of George Lewis, ffo.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

Sn5'sf 10 a'vetst9 on Of III bs- Cest
Prize Tickets viii he paid in thirty DAYS after the
drawing Of the Lottery ihah be clol-d Prizes net de-
manded within year, wi be paid bot becon-
ltdered a. generoufy given for the pupO Tor which the
10 terry granted
The time expended in drawing this cafs nsIl nor
coed thirty days. In regard fortunate tikets which
depend above Rated, ain days Of drawing It'll
to be enderood th4t the drawing Of five bundled TICK
cts iha be deemed the work Of day and the tz-afs
b'ark win be thole which come of the wheel
ding this mode Of drawing whether the work of
days be done in
The iubctihers have given bonds the Law direas
they will foon appoint early day FOR drawing and
whis they gratefully acknowledge the Am3a unprecent-
ed fupport of liberal pub!ic ak indulgence renal
the forcl DING fcheme Thar although they have from
anxious iolcitude fniih the buirc enhanced the
prizes of tickets 10 tha the u1ac prizes IN the former
cafs wi only purchac ticket IN dis vet by the great
deduction in the number of Tick the chance IN favour
Of the adventurers obtaining very high prze Il
he fails OF the highe is greatly enhsneed and induces
them 70 calculate fmar Eppor5 from the pub nc Al.
in the former claies in which cafe this viii 5e the
LAST.
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I EFT on board capt. Eps,ei.a S~,-!r-f, Faekss,
Lag Istgg. DEC. "a.
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Text" There IL a REVOLUTIONARY Jpfris 81 sol-
10 ebsyafiVs ia tb. 4rgVlsl,e Of 4aiAs."
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

Ill q Cavf # Cen,7,an Peas FIR The esinty sf Cn0-
berlaad, bsgtn and bslden at Nevgkuceaer, il
sal! c,unty, on tbe third 7aesday Of Cf7aber. n D.
1904
on the petition Of Jonathan Griffin jun. whereof
the foregoing is copythe Court order hat the pc
titioner sufe the vera Perons ntereGed in the Land
therein mentioned, and living within the state, the
torncys uch ahent have attorneys reding
within tle State to be duly notified Of fad petition by
CRYING them prronslly With copy thereof esving
COPY their dwelling heue or at place Of abode, or
by ertinc the fuhlauce OF tn, fame three weeks iuc
cefiveiy ~ cre OF the public Newspapers thar
rsey may have opportunity tomske their execpficn 70
his Court, Which is u be holden at p0-tsnd the
tsIra asiday Of February nex to Their granting the
fame
Dee. ,4s Attta--SAMoLL FREEMAN Si-r@-
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Il tie b1uora5's ,57gfiee5 gftbe Celuf Of ConD'aa
Pleas, begun and balden al Ne1ggancese, with
IL AID far The c9la7tg Of Cumberland.
He Petition of Jonathan Griffin, Jun. Of Freeport in
i,id county, Joiner, humbly fhews-Tha, Reis IN
iercfed with Others him unknown, certain tsat
parcel of Land, ftuate in FfeePort Aforcfaidit being
Io number twenty-one, range c. and bounded NAV
appear by Northy rmouth Proprie books Of
that your Petitioner is derous To hold asd enjoy bis part
ihae in faid i:nd being half thereof in feveray.
He therefore plays thar your Honors would order par
titi there be made and his faid isre part
off and dvided fron the rel agreeaby iaw OF the
Commonwealth in itch cafes made and provided
LEONARD MORSE, Afto,a.y o.
JON ATHAN GRIFFIN fun.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

FUOND,
hyEAR tie head of Long Wharf, few weeks Gnce, a
FLYING Us, con6acrsbiy The owser
nay have the faas by proving property and paeg char
ses--App,v to WaLDaoN 3 KNIGHT. "a 90 Wharf.
d.. -.
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Canal Shares.
FIFTY Shares in the Cumberland Canal, for Sale by
DANIEL TonNsoN. Dr. !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
Total, oil II

Tn Tune 1899, when removed nay Ia
mily To the mine Burton, the whole num-
Der of inhabitants settled on grand river
and its waters, did no. exceed sixty three
or four persons, consisting ct eight falni-
lies.
n. B. Some late transactions by order
of the government OF ST Louis, II valid,
will entirely change the situation OF the
public property within ten ni,'cs OF Mime
a Burton. Surveys Of all the lands worthy
ofuotica, have been made with an lnten-
ton to include every spot Of land supposed
to contain mineral. These surveys amount
to thirty or forty thousand acres, aud have
been made, excep, ina few instances, since
she first of the present month.
The above observations and estimates
are as accurate as the nature OF things
would admit, and the shortness Of tla1@
had to collect information All OF which
are submitted with respect.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
MOSES AUSTIN.
February IS, 1904.
Copy.
FROM TIE B1LANCE.

We beg leave to cali the attention ar rea-
drrs and our tfei1ozu editors, 10 the essay
meder the Signature Of =" ALFRED" in
this dc,,'s Bal1ace. Ute remedy brescrj-
bed by this aurittr for amost serioas e0I,
7ve conceive to be iu9ictous of ITSELF and
BY no means difficult to be applet.
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Processing as YOU do, fellow citizens to
make ityour pride and your boast 70 be 60
verned by laws aad institutions which are
the result Of your own deliberations, and
which are sanctioned by the voice of a ma
jority of thu community, is it not long
enough that you have permitted an insigni
fcant minority, constituted by, perhaps, a
hundreth of your number, and consis ing,
OF individuals possessing, on the princl-
Piles of government and policy which you
profess TO advocate and maintain, the small
lest Pretcnslon to your respect and conf
dence, to impose upon you laws, the con,
sequences of which are most Important
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19

Total amount is dollars 4o,1o
When this manufacture of white rnd red
lead is put into operation, the export va
luatiop will be considerably augmented on
the same quantity of lead.
The following table will shev the present
population Of the Mine Burton and It's
vicinity,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
NV. 10.
lust RECEIVED
And for fale. by the fubGcriber,

1AIru ~ Is'IS - IL - OIeI10oI'
Rhode Illand CHEESE of an cx-
celen quality Potatoes, Cyder by the barrel,
large Green Appl,s,and Newtown Pippcns by the
barrel; ,SbeIbsrks, Nuts, Almonds, Filber,s,
RaiGps, Olives, Epg'ifh Walnuss, Sweet Oranges,
Lines. and Lemons, Tamsrinds, and general
saossment of Groceries.
ABEL WILLIS.
Nov. II. Cry
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
st. Asarsws Society,

The Members of faid Society are
requested to attend a quarterly meet
ING to be held at GadSby's on Tuet-
day the Goth inf. at s o'clock in the
evening.
By order eftht Prsfdent.
Nov IS. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
II.
For Sale,

For Sale,
Fifty fcven Hhds. choice South Po-
sur.c TOBACCO, aorei in to xn--T Terms sp-
- rAMRs saNDEasoN.
Nov. -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
GOLD WATCH STOLEN.
Stolen from the Counting NouIi

Stolen from the Counting iiouie
yeasrday tnorning between the hours Of nioe and
fan o'cloce, fmall H,rlz on.sl Gold Watch.
with plain dial plate, & carved round TIE B,zel.
ma,c by Vachc, Paris, with gold Cornelisn
cal engravea ~. &. on Medallion, aod Cref
a batsesing Rsa, and gold key, pipe of which
is bycks. the whole tied with riband fuppaf
ed TO have bStn taken by negro fellow named
Jim, bcionsipg to Nj. Lesen Phillips Of Dorcrf
ter County. Eaitern Shore, Maryland. who came
here in the fchr. Fanny, capt. Creyton, OF Vienna,
and carne in with mulstto fellow for payment
OF fome coal. Any perfon who lhall deliver said
wstch 70 the ipbgcsiber fhaIl be handfu meiy re-
waraed Al! wa,chmakers and Others arc requsR
ed 10 aoP ii il cifered for fale.
~. EXLEY,
Merchants Wharf.