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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-11

I A NJ disposed 70 sell my traa Of lanS in the
county OF Amelia, whsreon 4, present reside
containing 400 acres. l; IS advantageously situ-
ated on the norm side of West creek, iust above
MS Junction with Deep creek. There is on this
tract about 2SO acr.s ct cleared land, under good
fences and IN good farming condition, the balance
standsin woods and is Of prime Tobacco guality-
The creek, 10y which i. il bounded on tbs south.
has considerable quaniy Of swamp land attach
cd 70 it, which abounds with ins lave timber OF
White OAK, poplar, ash, &c. and lies c5nvenient e.
nouSh to every part OF the plantation to fuf1iiss
rails wilton; cutting any Of ths high land There
is also about AZ acres OF first rae meadow land.
which lies in ons body, beautifully situated, and
produces natural grass sufficient to winter one
hundred mead OF cattle snruaIy-about 20 acres
Of THIS meadow IS reclaimed, and the balance
may he put IN the same situation with hnt little
trouble or eHpense--lt may be necessary 70 observe
that no part of it is liable torfiuY oyeit beir,-
considerable distance from the creek aud srfici
emily dry 90 prOducSe her Tobacco or Corn. The
improvements cOnss, of q new dwelling house
"a feet by IL, with brick chimney a. each end
rooms below and rooms and 4 passace above
stairs, also com no9us cellar, viii = fire place
underneath the housR. smokehnusc and kitchen
MI 81 which arc newly painted on mo out side
tobacco barnes &c
Those who inclined to purchase such pre-.
perry are invited to view the 3lemises, .yf u
presume viii be better RECOMMENDATION than j.
ny thing can ray.
will trear ~i'h any gentleman privately until
the iirst day Of ipiy. on which day l. will be sold
at public sale, tbs premises if not prey:oue.,
dispo'ed of az pryate sale The terrrs will be one
half cash when possss'i,n is gwen which will
be when demanded) asA ihe Other hglf in twelve
months--to secure the payment Of which deed
OF trust on chs properly viii be reoured- There
IS Al present 100 bushels OF wreat sowed on the
hest part OF the p4nto'Iop, which The purchases
may take, or MOI tske also prime l4bore n. which
he may have the balances efths Application
to be mads 20 tho subscriber, On rhs premises.
! ROBERTSON
IBislia, 1t FeSyuayy 1904. Wse
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Thomas Letter.
D7ShiCH DicGcrScn.
City Of Richmond, 10 4oif

City Of Richmond, 10 4oif:
This day James Thomson Calender.
made oath before me. a magistrate for the
SAID CITY that VIM. Gardner, Tench Coke,
Judge Bee, Timothy Pickering, WIN. B.
Giles Stevens Thomson Mason, and Gen.
Blackburn, he believes to be material wit
nesses in bis defence, against an indiel-
ment found against him during the present
term OF the circuit court of the United
States Tor the middle circuit, virginia dis
tricf THAT WIN. Gardner aforesaid, re-
SIDES, he believes, in Portsmouth,, in the
state OF New-Hampsnrre;-That Tench
Coke, aforesaid, resides in PHILADELPHIA,
IN the state Of Pennsylvania THAI i1d9e
Bee resides, the dcponent hath under
stood, South Carolina, but i'm wba, nart
o. the state he knows not That T'imo-
thy Pickering, aforesaid, resided of late IA
Philadelphia m the state of Pennsylvania,
nut where ne resides at this time, he de-
ponent doth not know ;--That VIM. b.
Giles, aforesaid, he hath understood, since
he hath been furnished with copy oftbe
indictment, and since the said Gilea hath
lett town, resides in the county of Amelia.
and that Gen. Blackburn resides in the
county OF Bl,b.
The SAID James Thomson Calender
further declares, that he expects To prove
by INC said WIN. Gardner, and that he We.
rhy believes that I've shall prove by the
SAID VIM. Gardner, that the said WIN.
Gardner vas commissioner OF loans for the
STATE OF New Hampshire, under the po.
vernnent Of the Ubited States, and Ina.
he was turned out of the said Office OF com
missioner Of loans, because no the said
Ga'dner refused to subscribe an address
circulated IN the town Of Portsmouth. If,
Ncw.Hampshirc, and presented tothe Frs-
sident Of the United States IN the vesr
lIS8, atths instance OF sevcral inbahitar,s
otthe said town in which address upeo,,;.
vocal appreciation of ,hc conduct e he
SAID president IN the administration OF ib..
United States is expressed.
3D. The said James Thomson Caller.
der also declares OH cath that Lee We
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snail deliver to the auditor and take his
receipt and the payment SO made shall
DC oy The auditor carried to the credit of
such delinquent collector, and the coroner
shall be allowed lawful fees and twelve
cents FOR each miles travel TO the treaeu.
ry from the seat Of Justice in MS county,
to be levied and collected BY him from
such delinquent collector or his seeuri-
ties.
Sec. 28. Ind be IL further, enacted, That
the collector for the Virginia military dis
trlct shall from and alter the irst Monday
OF August annually, collecl ard receive
all taxes of non residents charged with
taxes upon his duplicate, and 10 case nav
ment be not made by the first Monday cf
December, said collector shall charge all
deiin1uents with penalty of twenty five
per cent. on the taxes Of all delinquents,
and II shall be his duty within ten DAYS
thereafter 10 nuke ont and deliver to the
auditor schedule from his duplicate of
all the taxes that shall not have been
paid by the time aforesaid, ard The auditor
on receiving the schedule shall charge
the collector with the said penalty on the
amount OF all the taxes contained in his
schedule.
Sec. %. find be it further enacted, That
the collector of each county shalt at least
fifteen days before the first Monday in
December yearly, keep open an Office for
the receiving of taxes at the seat of JUS
tee in the several counties either by him
sell or his deputy, who shall without fail
attend each and every day from the hours
OF SIX in the morning until eight in the
evening. (3w.)
THO: GIBSON,
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finsurreGtion or risinE of any Body OF peo-
| pie within the Uaited States 10 attain mr.
erect by force or violence any okject Qf'e
S7raf f''olfc nature OF Of public and gene
raj or national concern is levying OF war
against the United States, within the con-
I temptation and construction ofthe cop,ti-
tuition OF the United States. On thi, pe-
neral position the court are Of opinion that
any such lBsurreeton or rising 10 resist
or to prevent by force or violence the exc
cution of any statute Of the United States
for ievyng or collecting taxes, duties, i'm
pests or excuses, or for calling forth the
militia to execute the laws Of the Uni
on or tor any other purpose (under
any pretcnce, whether as that the sta
'uee was unequal, burthensome, oppres-
s"e, or unconstituuonaD is levying war
sgainstshe United States, within the con-
sttution.
Military array or weapons not neces-
sary TO constitute lcvyirg var-Fostey
I2o8.
The true criterion is Quo .1pimo. The
people did assemble. When the intention
Is universal as TO effect some objeG of Il
general public nature, it will be treason
Foster ale, 2il.
10 conspire and mediate an insurrec-
ton to resist or oppose IN. execution Of
any statute of the United States BY force.
Is only high inisdemcanor, but ia pro-
coed to carry such intention into execution
by force, is levying of war, and the ouan-
tum OF force immaterial, whether by 100
or 1000. Some force or violence must be
used IN pursuance OF the design 10 levy
war, but tbs immaterial whether the
'orce used is sufficient TO effc6tuate the
ooIeci. Any force connected with the in
tenlion Will constitute the crime ofleyyiop
war.
81. Com. sl.-Lcvying war may be
done by taking arms under pretcnce tn
reform the laws or to remove fpubl;c,
grievances, whether real or pretended
See d. II. l2l-Foster 2oe, 2Io.
ID. II. l2l. HSaik. 635-5 ST. r.. ~
Assembling armed with a reasonable de-
sign, IS an overt aG in every case of
ieVy'ng war, though nothing further be
done.
Instruction TO raise the price Of ger.
wants wages, or to break all prisons and set
ri prisoners at iiberty.-kqss. lO-Kei.
IS, I'll Yrnfr. 25I.
2 Dali. 34s. U. 3. u. Ygol. ID. s4s.
U. .. U. Mitchell - Defts. convicted of
treason for an attempt TO prevent The ex-
ecntion Of the excise Law,
Dough. 57e.-R Raising body Of men TO
obtain By intimidation or violation the re-
peal Of law, is an overt ACT OF levying war.
Fosfer2 l5.--Damaree and Purchase, an
aVoWed intent 10 dcmoish all meeting
houses Tbs insurre6lion to be consi-
dsred as declaration by The ra65Le against
me liberation act, and an attempt to render
IT Intellectual by numbers and open force.
m w. S. BIDDLEY
Thomas Letter.
D7HhiDU DjcErrxcu
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| give public notice to all

persons thar have any Clair against the estate put
IN the hands Of William Evans and Caleb Baker,
by John Hoduett OF Buckingham county, as trus-
tees, tor the benefit of ms daughter Esther An.
derson' during her natural life, which will APP.
pear ON dees recorded in he district court holden
III Prince Edward ON the sub day of April. 1906.
CALEB BAKER,
g of prinre 2 i.,.arL county. ,r,-.....
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b" Advertisements, nor erceedinga square
s'l7iSth, are inserted III This faher for seUen-
'y-'fOt cents the ffrst time three dollars FOR
three 7rseks & times and far every Gdai-
s'nGiinserfion thirty-fhree cents. Long ,aes
n thc same f!rotlortiou--unLess s,iecidl con-
tract he mate BIZ Ns y-1r
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T l OK F. T 6

May be had Of George Tucker, Thomas TAYLOR.
and Samuel Peasants, jr. in Rishrond Robert
Bircheit, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho.
mas Newton, DR. Barrand, & Littleton w. Tee
vel, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer. Fredsricksburo
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson.
Siaunton' and IN all the towns in Virginia, aad
N many places in the sountry.
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[ re members Ofthe Dis.

ma! swamp Cana Company, stf er in person, or
BY pro&y. are req9egedt to meet ~ the g. change
IN Norfolk, on the 6rs, Morasy iu N1yn.xt. 10
eiet' president and direaoB. end oa other Ll.
sness ot Importance TO thee u..i.,. Motto. I'd.
also given TO those VINO arc d...noucntstnthe nav.
men. Of tner quotas Heretofore called for. tbs,
unlessthey make payment oftheir respeaiye 70
iances on on before NE slid day the ireir share.
will be old on the Tutsiay foIlovvin, he sL-.,c
mentioned DAY OF NEE ing
VborI Netfor.0
lngs. ls'sb.er, !
I'm. TanF5rH, ; Directors.
Picbayd BioJg,
BY orders of The dire ors.
Wn, C51s Lee, elk &c. u. > Canal CO.
23G Mat:h. 1905. a.,
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Dollars I25,155
.Tdmes Mgrie9r.
St. George 7uefey.
.1obn Btacten.
Wiiham MeLson.
Roberf GyeeHbOzv.
Bpv7.rH Bgssen.
RoJeyf Saunders.
Samuel Tyler.
Champion 7javis.
William Ligbjooh
LiHleion Waller ZaseusH
Geoyge 7Hctey.
James SemS's.
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Dollars, 10000

Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank NAV be rene we'd m die
next class, at 10 dolls. each the price of ali o.
Tiers Will be IS dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. IF they be not claimed within thres
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered As renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the CRY of VIII
Harrisburg, on the LIST day of June, 1904. under
the management of James Madison, John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burygell
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel TYLER, Cham.
pi"n Travis. William Lightfoot, Litileton w.
TSzewel, George Tucker and James Semple.
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NEAT HssoRrNsEr or
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Is just reserved AMI TOR sac At tins o5ee.
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L and for Sale.

March Isl, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
On t5e death Of a Rieb Man.

|" Man giveih up The 2hcA, and wheie d he !.
Where IA Iced Look around Ye, on the day when
his dea.h i announced, in th: place where his me
was paaed Where is he !? Seek him Ia the
commentaries Of his ncishbors they are withesf
cloud he isnos there. The faces, upen whch
be has elofed his eyes frever, continue cheerful
=, they we're b=fore. Els death is rePorkd u the
iociA circle the audienes receives il With incif
ierence. and forgets It with hate The ierisusnefs
With which it is told, or the & n with which It ID
heard, fprings rather from human pity. or from
moral reAeesion. than from focial diitrefs sand,
h 1nonsent, the carrant OF censival nirth recov
- the ,iseiinefs OF les How The bufoefs and the
plsafres Of tie place, proceed with their ufual fpr
III and perhaps, 10 the houie which Rands ne1t 70
that in which he lies an unconfcious lump Of clay,
IN the CHERRIES chamber OF llence & infenibilty,
the node Of mufic dancing is beard, and the roaf
yefounds with jubilee and Joy. Wait bur few
days alter his int, meet: Seek him now in the "a
ces Of his kinfmen they have reinmed their cheer
fulnsG, now, he is not there. When few
yeats have circled over his fepulchrs--go fesrch
for the fugitive, inh is dark retreat from human
notice his very reiias are vaniihed; he is not
now even there nay little longer, and thou
ihals ieck in vain for Zone to tell thee in what
part Of the loud Of Oblivion he was laid s even
that frail memorial Of him. of whatever mater
pats " was maues mas 01Sudeseo away mAn
dieth and where is he :"--V. l. p. iy3. 8.
On the happinels Of virtaous poverty. cootrsAed
With the flopoIed happinefs of wealth aeao red BY
f.aud. and particularly BY very complicated and
cruel fpecies ofit-" With what pity may thu
honek poIFsaor Of lis'!s, look upon them who by
mean and guilty articles. have diverted from its
proper chanei the domeaic sourfs of property,
who have fsaeeded in fnpplsntng the natural
cia.man, TO the nhertence Of wealth. 10 the brealt
Of It's pfopre:nr. or who have !ecu'ed fuccefIion
to i. by the forgery Of = will, TO which eicumaan.
ecs Of domcilic diiagreement have lent colour,
and promiei iuccefs Has epuience any plezf
. e. within lis reach that can prevent the refec.
lion from frequently recurring TO fuch po6eiiors
o. il, hAt its rsh;fu owces Is pining. perhaps in
poverty and obicsrity & aill more than By the
pseha.c Of poverty, depreGed by the mourntul
idea OF beloved relatives inexplorable alienation
and mplacable refentment s-Can the ravilhers
Of bis plenty, enjoy bis repaa !-Can the ufuip
ers Of bic pillow Siesp!" v. !. ? s37.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
On the Creation sffbs World.

:" With wonder and with awe we 6nd ourfelves
prefsnt It the nativity OF nature We behold
the departure Of ancient darkness, and welcome
the frt dawn Of The beautiful day We fee
diforder and eoofuGon affirming, the amable
forms Of proportion and fymme,ry. Earth, and
n.y. and Water, in m lgni6cen faeeeiions, cones
fcr,h before our eyes Plants fprins animals
are born and, Lac Of all, their ter reaal Lord
appears the Hower of the creator, and the image
ct the Creator. ''--vol. l. page "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

Execution d Sandsrhannes.- have
often had occalion to record the outrages
Of this notorious Chief of Bandtti, who
was long the terror Of the North Of Ger
many, and Whole angular exploits and
hair-bread,h eicapes had imprefed
The peafantry with an idea that he was in-
debted for his iuccels to internal or fuper-
natural agency.-We have now to de-
fcribe the termination Of his career.
II may be remembered that he was ia
ken, with a great number of his ailociates,
BY body of military fent again2 him, in
June 1902. After being confined for fif-
teen months in dungeon atMentz he was
brought TO trial, and. together with twenty
OF his aiIociates, received fentence Of
death.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

When Sir Sidney Smith defended Acre,
againit Bonaparte, at every repulfe, the
former could diitinguifh the Fir& Coniul
feat himfelf on drum, apparently in a
thoughtful and melancholy poiture |; and
after abort paule, fart up, draw his fword,
and give orders; an immediate buitle al
ways eniued in the army, and this was the
fgnal for Sir Sidney to be on his guard.
The iharp hooters of the French army,
thrice in one day, ihot Sir Sidncy's hat Oft,
while peeping above the parapct, to make
theie observations with bis glals.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

1t is faid, that Mr.. Wet exhibited,
among his profellional friends in Paris, a
painting of the fubjed of s'the pale rider
on white horfe," mentioned in the Rev
elations, and is mott excellent hkenefs
of the Eirit Coniul. How far the appli-
cation can be made in ferrous point of
view, is not for me to give an opinion up
on but much might be iaid on the fub-
jetf.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
EtrrArH.-os Ma. TasAAs nm.

Reader, beues.h this marble lies,
All tia, wa noble, good and wife;
Al, that once was form'd on Garth,
A. that was of mortal birth
All that Iiv'd above tho ground,
May within this grave he found /:
n you have Ion or great or fma'i,
Come here and weep, for here hes Al.
Theu fmile at death, enjoy your mifth,
Since he has took his all from earth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

A Common-place, and many friends.
Can !efve nc plagiaiy's cods.
Wi,ofc esfy Wrapping taIest lies,
Firm wi. 20 pitfer, chen difeniie.
Thus forne devoid Of art aud ikill
To fcarch tire mine on Findus hill,
Proud to afpirc and workmen grow,
BY geaiu, doon'd to Nay bcisw,
For their own digging flew the town
wits rreafarc brought by others down.
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,ced, was not TO flare bis fate, lhe having
been fenrenced only to two years imprif-
onment. He made fhort address to the
PRECEDENT, to whom he recommended his
father, his miiarefs, and child.
On obfe,ving immenie crowds of peo-
pie who attended to gaze on him, he fat
iricaly faid, FAYE, pray look, for you will
not fee me much longer.ss On the .If
of November, he was led to execution,
previous to which he was yilited by Cath
Ollie Prielf, to whom, on entering the dun
geon, he cheerfully obferved-" You
come to give me confolation; but you
ihould rather 60 to my accomplices, who
are much more in need of it; for am re-
folved to meet my fate with firmnefs. -
He, however, was induced to receiv the
fac:ament, as he had not obfcrved that
ceremony for many years.
About one o'clock the proceflion mo-
we'd under ftrong military elcor., to an
open ipace, on which was erected gull
iotine Twenty of his accomplices fol-
lowed in FIVE Wagons. All the houies
and ffYeete which led IN The cc,fraId ,y.v.
filled with fnfaators a,noncff whom ,he g.
males were mon nnmerors tn. c,n,.
fortitude which had characterized him du.
ring bis imprisonment, Imported him at
eve,u n,rt e -. r,,;llo,;n. .a;,h as... ~:
nu,e,efs .nd va. $500. - las -.
- !, resI,v. orsra..d e. sac ~ anJ VII
,;o,,f,v :. w,s rsno~,si ~ a
ed n The "A; rm.1;xs !. sxnrst,aS 10y I ~ e.
;sf,sf;on H. ,hsn ,s;d,sd - ' I a.
.whether the erscu,;on could MT ~. n al,os
.u' -. = Msln remembrance; ne luomit
- 80 "''I n'uln /1"s J,0'a 20 the uluai me-
.noa. I,sery PREPARATION ceing made, be
auu ~ 'ne m''tltuoe as loliows:
1luzens l-o'e )uitly !; out ten OF my
eu'.lAoes are innocent OF the crime tor
s nn"In lucy iune1 ne tnen unlimited
.nleu 20 ,ne eAeculione's with ioftltude
anu re somPo'u.e'
ms notorious character was formerly
Ao''i.an ici vice, nom winch ne
uFlegte0, ana entlcing number vapa-
bonds tn ioin him thcv lorr ~or,,,:.e.a,
~ -
~. r;tv ''i ~. sueaelous Iavases Win impu-
p .D,,hi;s.n. a s,sas enemy 80 'ue french
NePoOtea"s' "hoie ulaggnng parties
~ usny murdered curing the late
~ a"u :. was ~ consequence OF ms
. .ss.ss - ~ .'sle ana 20 .ne Jews that ne
49, ~ LIZ na'le % nchoe!nannes, OF
l nsl, ,ne l1ansnsn' l1ls rear name was
N al1 ms couhtenance betrayed
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EXTRACTS,

Prom Fsrvsrs, Sermons, work which has commanded
faie and credIaon yearly equal to the fcrmsn' Of DR.
1ks
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

Tns PLsolAsr.

tsoM srss srLrrN'--A Porx BY M. Grrss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

Mr.. Efmark, Of Koniberg. in his rece-t Travels
through Norway, TO determine the fnow line and
line OF vegetation. found that 10 places where the
rays OF the fun tell in obliqoe dirst on, which
Is the cafe towards the north and north eau, the
NOV line is placed ~ the h ignt cf COCO feet
above The level Of the iss bu, towards the ioush
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

Ex,ra2 sfs pyicsse kStr from officer ~ beard tie
Arsi Do,p Of svor. CsNais Lsr6 Csehrase, daseJ
tie s4fb isRass.
"On the iSth ina. that able officer. with the
fnall fquadron under his command, fell in with
fi1ty fail Of the enemyi gun boats, from the N.
which we're endeavoring to get into Boslogns.-
Capt. Coshrsne Immediately gave the igaal to
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Esss6 sfa later from an officer osSeayd tie More, of
/. Bssl. 10 naval officer ia PsrymeA'b. dated tbe
i7sb isasss.
" We have had very unpleafant cruife hitherto,
oss continued gale and though the Aees bore up
for Torbay, this was the only fhip that kept the
Aatioo. There are fourteen ail of the line in Bre
four Of which are three deckers, apparently all
ready for fsa, and We every day exped they will
attenps 70 come out. Our feet here is now aron-
ger than at any period Of The war. couiiting Of
40 Gail of the ine."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

LONDON, FEB. 10
A letter from Bremen, deed Feb. l, Gays -
!" A curious diplomatic or coniuiar difpote Ia.
taken place here; on The s9h Of December lait,
our Senate celebrated Tue Jaolee Of The Synoic &c
Po9 Of all the commercial agents reiidinK here.
no one was invited to The great dinner given on
the occafon. except Citizen Lagau, French Vice
Commhary. The other Confuls. the AsGrian, the
Bsitiih Mr.. Heymao.) the Prufi ~. DaniIh, Sc.
refeuted this. and on the 10Th OF jan len, note
to the preiiding BurgomaAer complaining of The
diisineiion lhewn to the French Vice CommAa,y,
and requiring az explaaaion. The Senate repl .
they could not notice the demand made by the fad
Conluls. (who are all merchants and CITIZENS of
Bremen.) Upon this, the Confals FEM -no,her
note to the Senate, decla,irg that they found
'hemfelves obliged to f-nd an accom-; OF The
t'aniAttion to their refpeetive Gove,nmsnss."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

Nothing further Occurred peterdav on he i,lb-
jed Of he reported fliiiog Of the Toulou feet
Letter, from Pyno;s'h, Ireak ia conidect e.ms
OF IT'S wing eu led the Wig glance Of Lord N-fJa,
and that MS Lorciair. white in early h4fe OF il,
had wiiaen home, communicating the eveat. We
cannon however col!e9 any certain information on
he fuhjsss, and We sreAi told that government is
nearly n the fame prcdicinsnt.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

A eabine, council was held at Lord Hawke, bu
rvs Office. Saturday,. about three O'Clock, which
fat till near half pa.tfour, at which an American
Tailor was Examined for coEliderlbIe time.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

The King Of Psrfa has refumed hi
tioos for efeablilhins himfelf in the gov
Panjab. The forti6cations OF Lahore
fequenee Rrengthuing, and the walls.
surrounding the city. are undergoing
repairs.