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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

ihe king OF Great Britain had been again in.
difpofed, but had ina greas degree recovered. A
Cabinet c examination Of his MajeRy's Physicians
took place on the I'd and it was rumoured tina
Tome important arrangement would be made ir
confequence.
On the sth Of June Mr.. Pitt was to Offer re
the huofe Of Commons his new plan for the de-
fenc Of his Country.
Mr., lNngaon, the American MiniRcr t.
the Frecch, is in England, in purfuit of fom'
agricultural information it is faid in lome o. tn.
pzpers in others it is conjeetured that his objec
Is to negotiate loan for the purchace of th'
FIoridas. Mr.. Fox, and many Of the Britiif
nobility, have been particularly attentive &c
him and fon,e Of the London editors have ex
psciIcd an ailonilhment at thefe attentions, con
iidering his conduct with reipca to the 'ats
" confpiracy."
On the goth of MAY Mr.. Wherefore mo.
in bill for the total abolition Of the fave trade
which he obtained BY a majority of IS Of I73
votes.
thc Emperor Of RuiIia has publicly appro-
we'd Of the conduct of his late envoy at Paris, be-
tween whom and confular governments il hi
been underitood iome misunderstanding tool
place. The Emperor, has beiide prefentcd 4
the Diet Of Rasilbon note on the fubje4 Of thx
violation of the German Territory By the lei.
cure of the Duke of Inghie in which he ex
prei1es his iorrow at that event, and his fur.
prize that France, under exiting circnmfanoes
ihould have authorized fuch procedure
The envoy Of swcden prcfented note on the
fame fubieef. The Emperor Of Ruilia, w,ihed
for an application to be made on the part of the
Empire to the French Government for fatif-
factory explanation. He had already infrua
ed, his charge des atfaires Paris on the tu5
Jet The confederation of the fnbje6t was de-
ferred by the Diet for weeks.-Ihere are va
rious accounts Of the movements Of troops
The French funds had fAlen, owing TO reports
of misunderstanding with Ruilia and :" the
unwillingnefs Of Rutll to- give up Emblem. y
On the 10th of My the French Senate waited
on Bonaparte and requeited his acceptance oil
the title of Emperor, &c. They addreiIsd him
with the appellation Your Imperial pajefy
h, Of courie, complied with the requeft-
They then waited on Madame Bonaparte, &c
whom they adlreRed the fame title. Their
difcourfe to her containc: this fentence, /" you,
difpofition prefAges that the name of the EN-.
prefs Jofephina, will be the Ggnal Of coniolatior
and OF hope, &c.
Miniters Plenipo. are to have the appellatior
lof 4" their Exceilencies."
From RE London Ost,v,r. IF Js"s 3.
The Ex Bafhaw Of .rripoli has written to the
PRECEDENT of the United States, requetting loan
Of AZ 900 dollars, to enable him to regain his
tituation, to which he has legitimate heredita-
ry claim FRONTING, if he is fuccefsful, to re-
leafc all the American priioners, and to repay
the money. He likewife offers to give the
Americans poneiion Of the fronge9 place, as
guarantee for the performance Of his engagement
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

Firit Cumberland Turnpike
THIRD ASSESSMENT.
HE proprietors Of the FirA Cumberland
FarOpikc Cooperation hereby no6ed, thar
the Committee have ordered the Third A6s6msnt -
THIRTY DOLLARS on tseh A,srs sAs-s;sss--A--asiA
to the fubfcribcr before the Fir0 day OF Sep1
Der SAID Committee have ALTO deelered teee
Dividend Of Sir DsHss each sare IN laid tnrnphq
SAMUEL HAlNE3 Trss/s,~ fls1 Ceps'sAsA
3slv ,4H r4-A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
Taken up adrift,

Taken up adritt,
NJ Ear Hog-inand.ledge YAwL Boat.
~ about fifteen feet in length The owner may have
her again. by proving property and paying charges APP
ply ito LEMUEL IuAef.
Portland am July
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

FOR SALE,
Mt No. I, .1anes' Rssv, Fer<-strsn, Portland.
A Few bags tirlt qualify Live Ceeie
FEATHERS.
A few bags feeond quality ditto.
= A few bbs. CIDER, 6t for bos,lsing
As. q ritual. r>s
Paints Of all kinds, mixed and dry,
Linieed Oil. boiled and raw,
Clais Of all Gees, Sheet Lead, Be. -
ixIy e.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
From the United States Gazette.

From the United states SazeVe.
Our readers cannot be too often reminded,
that while the contribution of the tinted States
was under diicuffion in Virginia, Mr.. Jeferfon
made great exertons to prevent the adoption OF
ill., He wrote from France, ftaring variety Of
Objections 1t l,ould never be forgotten that,
among other objections, he laid great itrefs upon
the following" The fecond feature diAike,
and greatly dilike, is the abandonment in every
inftance of the necefity Of rotation in Office,
and moa particularly in the cafe Of THE Prshdem.
An incapacity to be elected a seend time would
have been the only efeeeual preventative"
rP,x,entntivf, meaning.1 "The power of re-
moving him every four years by the people is
power which will no, be exercifed." every
honeit American compare this with the fact that
Mr.. ]eHrrfon, by his influence, has actually pro-
cured an alteration of this very .,nititution for
the fpeciick purpofe of feouring his own reeec-
tion-.o prevent the exerciie of the power of
the people to remove him at the end of four
wears Was he honeit in the opinion that the
fame man ought not to be twice elected to the
office Of PRECEDENT !-and is he then honeit III
not himielf declining reelection Did he, IN
truth and honetty greatly djRil< that feature OF
the contribution which allowed the fame perion
to be twice elected !,--What f,all we FAY to fuch
unblu(hing inconiiitences Mutt we fay that
Mr.. Jcfferlon believed, if the people were left at
liberty to elect the man whom they mott loved.
mott revered and mott coniided in that general
4, Warrington would occupy the Office during the
remainder of his life, and being OF nearly the
: fame age With himfslf, would be Likely to exclude
him forever from the chair of the chief magii-
tracy Such I" low ambition" ought not to in
habit the breat of any man ; and no man ought
on flight grounds, to be fuipeefed OF entertaining
IL: but unlefs his friends can give fome fatsfac-
tory explanation of this aagrans contradiction be-
}, tween his language and his conduct we have
right to account for it in the bet manner We can.
/; One would think it enough, after fuch an ex'
preiEon Of fen.imens, and on fueh an important
aucnion as the adoption or rejection OF the con
contribution, to fuffer himfel iecond time to be
con(idered as candidate but, in addition to
this, to procure an alteration of the contribution
for the purpoie OF making his reelection isSure'
exceeds, if any thing could exceed, the unoluih'
ING ef5onsery Of democracy itiel''
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

A violent hail form was experienced at New
glouceiter lat week.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
Strayed,

otrayed,
IN Thurfdsy Ian, from the pacsfs Of Jofeph H. -.
~ graham in Portland posing red COW. little WHINE
on her rump with ma hoins taI nihs little back 49,
inward whoever has found fd end will rettrn nef
give notice the fubierber sh I've handtofne'y Se'
wArdet by SALMON CHASE
Perssss Jsy 70. - ~. -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
Portland Gazette.
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1904.

n IA, neeren particulars, Of the much lane,,sa
a.,-1 Of GA HAMILTON, WATCH occupy 10 large a nov
aa If the Gazette neeedariy variety Of original
saA Other articles iudcnded for this day.
~ The correfpondcnce between gen HAM!L TON ana
NJ. BURR together with Generals explanation of b;,
taAda and motives, have alto come to hand and fal be
pAhsdin oar nea TX Appears BY thefe that the duel
eugnated 10 c0nfcqacnee rf certain Indefinite expreon,
aceed to general HAMILTON asainft COL BURR while
candidate for Govsraor and that the Col demanded iuch
dsae avovel Or afavewa the genera could not civ
rcn6en. with his deu of honor. Al the lo.e of the
per he iet explaining hi, eondatt and motives he W. ,. a.
fQnavs
To taoe who, with me abhorn. the prag,s.. ~ d,.
iaz ay thn< that oah account thaye osscJ -
The nupber Of bid examples, anfyr ,h- nv ,i. S,u
aloa a we IA pubic a, private, eto.c ali the con6dsr
tons which conf.ue what OF :he world denor;n,,.
AAlor. inpoed OH ae las thou 40 apeca.r nece,I;,v
IA, decline the call The ab f,y to BE- Ia fuu.c u(e
vethc- in reApg mifchic: Of efesn, ,oa, in thoce er
n Of paok alSars, which sen likely 20 happen, would
fshaby be infcparaoe Fl conformity with public pre-
is&ee d this particular"
General HAMILTON was III the 48sh year Of
his age. lie has LEFT wife and eight children
-four IONS and four daughters, the younselt an
- -A.-x-.. :.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

I'VE the fubfcribyrs. having been ,ppoosss by the
w honossbe VIM Corham, Efq Judge Of Pr6bsfl
for he county Cumberland receive and essee he
claims Of the creditors the eatc Of SIMEos SxilLx
ceafed. reprefented infovens Do hereby give no.
tee thar In months allowed faid creditors ta
bring and prove their claims chat fhal altssA
hat (ervce the dw,nng hsufe Of MAsr sR,LI,n IL
Cape Elizabeth o" the laA Mondays Of July Aossa,
september, Oaobcr aud Ntvesn er from three to fve
O'Clock, r.m. ARCHtEA6s LEWIS. o.,
SAMUEL DUNN. s'"2'"''''
Cse. EaasSsS. Tst -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

Taken up on the 9Th init.
A RED HORSE, w;th sbaek main and tail nastfat
a tro,ter. The o~ner may have faid horfe BY pess.
ing property sad paying eharle.---Appiy to
RICHARD COLLEY.
E,iusu6 Vvse
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

For Sale,
4 Good FARM in Edgecomb, con-.
~ ta;nns las acres. fui,abe prOpotsica Of which,
]. Moving. TiI.ge Failure and Wood laad With .
young orchard containing abost 80 fruit The =
bove Farm rsnts Tras creek 10 s,ledl and ess 50
tons Hwy will be 70 eafy ssrus, crtst being
given pare Of the pay For turtle particulars inqs
Of JOHN KYkN Living on the premtteA
EIeeenb, Ssy 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
Captain coss fron c.5;ssves, Eags) handed
usthe falloz0Aag.; and 1utich re CONSIDER
CONNIE RCLdLL11IliFORTaNT.
CMoyf Her.)
PORT or coW'Es.

GAUTYCN.--Whereas for want Of pro-
per information of the laws which exist IN
Great Britain, relative to Tobacco, or
from inadvertency, American and other
foreign ships. laden in part or wholly with
tobacco, are in hepractice of putting into
different ports:n the channel, to disenbark
passengers, getting letters from London,
or for some commercial views; and as
such ships and cargoes thereby become
subject to forfeiture.
Notice IS hereby oHcidRy gsve1,
That the Law Of the 29th of his Britain
mic Majesty, chap So, sect. 50, forbids any
ship OF vessel, laden II part or wholly with
Tobacco, to touch at any Port in the
Channel Of ENGLAND, except at Co7pfe or
Falmouth,to wait for orders, on pain ct tor
fixture of ship and cargo; and ehe said Law
further enacts, that the Master OF any ship
+ ofvessel soloaden with Tobacco, shall, I'M
mediately on his arylva! within the limits
Of the Ports of Co1pfs or Falmouth, make a
true entry on oa,h,.of the contents of his
loading before tile Collector or other Chief
OGcer Of the Port, on failure whereof both
ship and cargo will be subjectto the penal
ties and restrictions of the act.
1t is thefore hereby enjoined to all Cap.
tains of American or other Ships having
Tobacco on board, that they do not, unless
from damage or unavoidable necessity, put
into any other Port or Ports in the Chan.
mel, but that, avoiding all lowering on the
coast, they make the best of their way with
their ships to the roads OF Co1Oes or faf-
mouth as the Law directs.
THOMAS AULDJO,
american Consul.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20

! CAROL left us, tie water was UP eeen
with the lower deck; we were employed
till nine O'clock, in getting our baggage,
stores, &c. out Of the ship, and captain
Prentiss being wiling to stay ill morning
in hopes Of saving something Of conse-.
euence, we all went on board the Vigilant,
~ in number, and left the Cornelia, with
her lower deck under water. Early the
next morning tie boats returned to the ship
and found her full Of water. 4; nov bow
ing fresh from TIE S. ". and the ship Lays
IMP over very much, the boats were order
ed to leave her. Therefore ali oar %ndea.
yours to save something from he 9eoeral
wreck, proved al>ol.iye. ct hat pass 8
O'Clock, "A. NJ. hau he extreme inor!i...-
ration, to see her capsize aux carry away
her mast:. In ,kttss situation the T'g!!ans
made sail anJlsleft ,lcr. thus fell t1e good
ship Cornelia, BY an accident, which all
human ptudenec could not ioresee, Eer hu-
man assistance PREVENT
Captain Bliss adds, that he hopes, III the.
course Of a few days, to sacet avessel Ter
England, in which he proposes to embaik
and accoihpany Messrs. Mofgfo an ti.i-
ford, ct,asseagers with him in The Corne-
.lia} and when arrived, intends chaTtefii;g 3
vessel, and expects to Be home IN good
time.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
PHILADELPHIA, August II.

S.. Aletter from Captain James Sinclair, of
of the ship Fame of New York, dated Fun
chal Road, June 1a, 1904, says, $ That,
on the Goth of May on his passage to Ma
deira, In lat. 81. /. long. 60. 80. he was
brough, to by French brig under English
colours, pierced for twenty aud carried IA
mae or twelve Founders, a plain vessel
with white bottom, black sides and two
round stern ports. they boarded the Fame
with nine aaaed men one of whom was the
interpreter. They behaved in the most
.rascally manner. Tomention what articles
they robbed me of would be ehdless-they
isffms one 5aoy rope. They were mean
enough to rob me ofspun-yarn, mallets &c.
The head officer was a little diminutive
creature, about fifty years of age, with short
grey hair, and very meanly dressed. After
they had robbed ne of every thing they
could carry OFF they got into their boat and
told me to "GO"-which sentence the SUI
preme Judge Of the universe, no doubt
will pronounce against all those who forget
him, and their love Of mankind"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
SHIP CORNELIA.
Extract Of letter from Captain Bliss, to q
gentleman in this city, dated
Ship Ngilant, at Sea, July IL.

Ere you receive this, in all probability
you will hear of the loss Of the ship Corne-
liza, via New York. This melancholy and
most singular circumstance took place IN
the following mannery-July II, at II T.
NJ. in lat. As. long. 40, the ship under full
sail, with fair wind, going about seven
knots, she struck, on what suppose to be
vessel bottom up, with such violence,
that it was sometime before she could re-
cover herself: We Immediately applied the
pumps, and finding sufficient employ tor.
them, we cleared away the fore peak, By
throwing the slaves overheard, and to our
utter astonishment found the stem started
and several ofthe. hoods-ends opened, SO
as to admit of several thickness OF blanket.
1t being now four O'Clock, we discovered
the grip carried away hanging b. some OF
the Tower bolts only, and after FIVE hours
very hard pumping, found four foot water
in the hold. Allthose circumstances COM
prised together rendered our situation at
oace hopeless and deplorable, and all our
exertions to stop the leak Of no effect. We
now employed some hands in preparing the
boats, and in making every necessary ar
ran2efnent AS the last alternative for our
preservation. At Ten O'Clock, the people
after all their exertions at the pumps fnd-
ing six feet water in the hold, they began
to be disheartened, and low spirited. But
to our extreme Joy and satisfaction, two
ships were deserted from the mast head,
which cave us all new life and spirits; (tht
people being terminated, plyed the pumps
with great alacrity) but they being great
defiance to windward, and bound to tie
westward, it was P. NJ. before they came
Up with us. We then had eight feet water
in the hold. They proved to be the South
Carolina, captain Steele, bound tor New
York. and the Vigilant, bound tor Port.
fand. Captain Steele, having great NUM-
Der of passengers on board, we concluded
|t to go on board the Vigilant, captain Pren-
tiss. I feel myself much indebted to those
gentlemen for their prompt and humane as
si,.ance and also to Mr.. Bailey, 3 gentle
man passenger on board the South Carroll
ma, who in very handsome manner came
on Board, and made US a tender OF part OF
his Accommodations. Captain Steele staid
by us till seven O'Clock. By this time we
had got most of our provisions and water
on board the Vigllans, and when tbs South
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
sltranorta DAILY anaerttseg.
MONDAY, Aycusr 80
an COMMON COUNCIL,
AueVst Il, 1904.

Z1up7tsf II, 1904.
Ordered, That the Mayor bc requested
TO procure two machines, on the most ap-
proved construction, for watering the streets
otthe town, and superiatend and direct the
use of them.
A bill concerning Public Docks, went
through second reading, and, on mott
on, It is Ordered, that the further consi-
dcTation of the said bin be postponed until
the next meeting of Council.
The following resolution was then sub
mi,ted to Council, yiS. 6 Resoioed, that
the proprietors Of the ground fronting on
Cameron and Queen streets, between Wa.
& Ter and Union streets, do, on or before the
.---- day of -- next, iiil and remove the
q nuisances occasioned IN the said streets
& by the cxtention OF the whasves made BY
lasms and ca failure thereof, it IS ordered,
matt Street Commissioners and Super.
intendant of Police. do remove the same,
and proceed to recover the amount of said
u tx2ence from such proprietors, which
h ordered to lie over un,iitne next meeting
81 Of Council.
erdeTeH, That the committee appointed
10 confer with William Hartshorne, for ali
Extension ofthe lease of the public proper
gsoceupied BY him, do inform him, that
81 Council do no, aeesde to,the terms propos-
I'd By him. $50
Test, ]. NJ. NI'REA, G. c.
hesO Rtdaer--Invented by Capt. Mug
,0fd OF the snip Ulysses, ofthe port of Sa-
I'm N January last, OH lis passage to
.iarseiles, and to which we hare gwen the
. "a OF /" The Dag ford Rudder, lin honor
= the inventor. "
u,n he Ulysses, under command of capt.
''h'a'n MuSford, and belonging to Nr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
Mrw.yoRK, August II.

-. cantors of the ship Eugsnia, OF this
~ 1--we entered plea, for the restoration
POI, - shin aud cargo, on the ground OF
~ ~ ;lIegality of the re-eaPture by American
CIV W. are informed, tina, Col. Barclay, the
r,a,;sS Consul General, has drawn up a
assseastion of tn, business, and hasfor-
lpr9s,listo Nj. Merry, the English AM
sass,dor. now at Philadelphia. This saa-
%, w;lt now become national question.
f,ll and liberal discussion on the part
= the two governments is expected
Th. RIGHT of British cruisers to block up,
- i were, our seaports, will alse no doubt,
5. subject Of investigation
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
Communicated.

The succeeding paragraph appeared in
.hs Mercantile Advertiser OF " ednesday.
!. On FRIDAY last the ship Cicero, Nor
c,n master arrived from Liverpool. In
Sigh sight of.she white buoy (half a league n.
+ ofthe hook the Cicero was fred at by
an armed vessel. Asthe latter approached
she areda second time, without hailing.
The second shot was in direct line, but
struck the surface of the water. abou: ten
rods from the Cicero. The armed vessel
was the Leander by which our harbour has
been several weeks blockaded. Compel
1edto hrave too, the Cicero was boarded in
our waters. The language of the boarding
officer was insolent, and his conduct rude.
Captain Morgan says, that the boarding of
dcer of4he Leander declared that their OBJ
ice. on our coast was g to annoy the amt-
rieaas."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20

For NETWORK,
rg The faft failing Sloop
s5YAs LITTLE jim,
FsIxE Thomas Y, Butter, Matter
burlhen about 400 bis, Fot Freight or Pafage
apply to the captain on board at Merchants
Wha,f, or
Daniel Mufgatfoyd,
King ttrect.
Wao has for Sale
perbon Gurrahs,
Niupolskic Cofas, "a
Chttabully Bafsas,
Champore Ccfas,
Jan,aliy Mamoodys.
johanna Lawns,
Tsbl. Cloths,
4h proof Jamsica Run,
c untfy Gin, ara
A few bis. n. York Cargo Pork.
July as. ---------
Printing executed at this Office VIII
aeatncls and di(patch.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
43uWtt #as.

On Thurfday next, at four O'clock in
the afternoon viii be fo.i at the dwelling
hoafe of Mrs PUGH, Fairfax Rrect,
A VARIETY OF
Ioufchold and Kitchen Furniture,
and !undiy articles At Groceries.
PHILIP G. ,McJ1s'lsr.
huspH 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20

and their property, When, exposed to the
dangers *of stormy and tempestuous O.
cean. 1'o searnen it will be almost unne-
cessary TO add that the cannon was with
drawn from the rudder after it was placed
in its proper birth, and taken on board the
ship again,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20

Printing executed at this Office viii
neatncls and dllpa,ch,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
DOCUMENT No IL

-.fefonpa,yinS a A1cGage from the PreGdem Of
TIE Uaitea States, Novembrr STD, 1904.
To al 20 whom thefe preients ihal come:
WHEREAS by an ACT of Congreis, authority
has been given to the PRECEDENT of the United
States, whenever he Alall deem 1t expeciient, to
cre6t the lhores, waters, and inlets Of the bay
and river OF Mobile, and of the other rivers,
creeks, in!et:, and bays, emptying into the sulph
Of Mexico, eaG of the faid river Mobile, and
wet thereof 10 the PafcaguoIa inclulive, into a
feparate diftri9 for the collection of duties on
impofS and tonnage, and to etablih fuch place
within TIE fame, rs h. ihail deem expetient 10
hc the port OF entry and delivery Tor fuch diff
frict and to dedgnate fuch other places within
the fame dfrid, not exceeding two, to be ports
nt delivery only.
Now rNow ~, that THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Preiident Of the United States, do hereby
decide, that all the above mentioned flores, wa
tiers, inlcts, creeks and rivers, lying quifbm TIE
62mgdnricf If the United States, fhan conftitute
and form ftparate diftritt, 20 be denominated.
sc The Diitrict OF Mobile !" and do alfo defg-
nate Fort Stoddert within the difri9 aforeIaid,
TO be the port Of entry and delivery for the faid
difrict.
Given under my hand this 3oth day Of May,
1904.
(Signed)
TIL IFEFTPCON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
C. O " D TITO Ms.

I. The ENQUIRER win appear twice
week....During the feflion of Congrefs
aud the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, i'll advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fllall be inherited for fVenty5fVe cents
the ART time, Effy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirfy-tbree cents
long ones i'll the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their ad-
vertitements inherited for .ffiy cents
the firtt time, and ttirty-tbres cents
for every additional intertion.