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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16

vstion and nudy improved and crnaentea Fer difpo-
ddon perfectly calculated to make her friends happy
>ie was cheerful not gay frioAay disp"fed hut not
ievere Her pcrfon hcaa. u and her m anners eafy
and graceful and excited univeriI love and reipcf.
g Soon a, ,be bsfye o.yu6diu Der eye,
90 Lervagg a d;uwrr LAY human E,5f,
Hgf or her ebe,kf BE ,tjsisnes # lp,iae,
Sc Pq5f osqsr /lt and Essie ID jca,s a,ssrf,
IN III ta f,4u kant st6o roysM reets 10 s,zs,
s'T5a'ovee bal (aa - rub 6,qs, fr~'vsat bsjt,
/" -dr. angei baebs bs, f am be- ,ga Ma,sb.
g frT b,fsJrr r'erer. fcbe sun -
AT New Cattle Mrs sally Farley, 1T as the arria5e
conior; .: Joseph Farley, erq ~
Al Ptppsrreihsr0, Mrs. Ann Langdon, At. 80, wife
Of Mr., iiaae Langdon. 's f,-a
Az Falmouth Mrs Betty Hutton, H.t as.
Atsaaaiih Mr. ..enuet RICH. II, 90. - ..se.
COMMUNICATES
Died at Coram rhe OH inf in the goth year of her
age the pFt III on u Tier reaf,n and 81 good hope of
heavenly felicity Mrs EksSJ the ycners reid the
late Elder asA n Lzsa, of beis memory and oil
the FRI planters Of thar now popuisus ard apuring
She wasfeom the Ne~h Of Ireland county CT Antrim-
'rd while her era born twll.sn] swss ye, an infnt
eniigaed 10 smerc' and after paing little tire at
Bottom Wells and Fan,t nth. tcstled Gorham thea
dresty defer. f. dwh hefli .ara1es 70 that ,e could
have ia with 18th the saneua9c OF ation,s there
IS peace hiE thu. eosa oGs, bin that
in We gel brssd at The peril Of lives becaulc
OF the fwofa Of the W dc,ntis."
VIC fhc did her buibsnd good, and cv an the
days Of his lie She very but a, the
fame .c very difcrcet and tnder moi kind neigh.
bor, and cling and agree bile companion
Fer yin life fhe was protector OF ClriR jealous
attendant upon all his niiitions, and OK eood con
veriaton alo ned his doctrine She was generus Dat
ron of the mp'aers of the goipel, and her hsie was de
srsediy ne.ei for IT'S d'pay OF primitive CbriGan hof
ita. --Hsv'ng naturally good coriti ution and op-
erv'ng the ifca temperance The only arrived 10
great age but through mott of her COURT her ufcu nc
slio prolonged -Ihis mother in M ac live to fee
n tccrdann of the four generation Che whole mum
Der berg s34 all Of whom (sxeepag a} arc nov alive
and rife up, and cal her b eG.d
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16

.MR.,PowKLL.

Mr.. ,PowELL,
p EfnedfuIIy Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen az
Portland and its vicinity, shat'the Theatre will lie
opened 7RES EYdNfNC, (M0ND>47, 1ULz 1861
vine" will b. prefented the celebrated COMEDY ia ads,
called -1 go - -
THE DRAMATlST;
On. STOP INV NHO CfNt
Written by Reynolds tfq authof Of the w;H. Hen !.
g-esr Rsb, Feas ~ IL Firs sTs W
vapid, "e Dremajf, Mr.. Bernard. Iron tie Tsw,ss
fbhsssftia saf saass Bis ptsyas.s P.yttasdjIcrA
Scratch, Mr. Dckenfon-Eevi,ic Mr.. Wi.fou--Ennu;
Mr.. EisasI-4Wiloughby, Mr. Ksuny--pster. NJ.
Barpes-Foriville. MIR. Powell $3.50. -
Ionifs. Mrs Powei-Lady wai,forf Mr.. Rrsr,ra
IRE, ryf tpaesne ia psrf,ardl -kfsriaans Mr.. B;sa.
Lefty, Mfrs Bases, Tier ff rsesrases IL P.,su.xJ
End of THE CSmea, tie Oalc'sAL E?lLOCUE,
~ My. B.vnssA
To which Willie added the admired Comic Opera Of ,hs
SHlPWRECK
Ga, THE FkM.4LE S4ILOR. -,
selwyn, Mr.. powel-Haryy Hawfer, Mr.. wi;fen->
Michael Geto, Mr. Ksnny-Sha,k, Mr.. BArnes-S4sve.
Mr. Dickcnloh-Diek, Mr. B;snal.----Piunderers,
sa,ors &c &c ~
Fanny lie Js~sit ys,iv, Mil. Bstss--Anselica. MIR.
Dickenfon Sally Shamrock Mis-. Bignal
In Aa Ill, STORM and St3lPWRECK.
Or Doors eaea11 la, pms e evrtoisYo ne -5slrpae
: o'eloek.-*.s 7rkrH a NJ. u. Co5ts -Bex,
IS eeats--PH SO cesfs
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Strayed or Stolen.

FROM the paAare Of Esssrssa KoILocs Of Falmouth,
at SsscaraPpa on the night Of the ripe,esnth cf
teen hands and halt high pasural ;cs,er black name
and TAIL carries her hssd highhAs full e.e-hud ieas
icms thing crooked. foetap ebt Of is Of bright colour
no white about her, i well ict ard e high courage Who.
ever will give information laid Kolock where faid
he found. 70 thar the may have her asair
lhaii be generously rewarded fog ,heis srosble.
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ecse If psAaieat bgtrrrsg. Letus mark he fiamet
lefs. earontery which profitutes this excellent
oolisica fcntilheot. Are the toaiters encnes
10 laverv, and friends to equal rights and equal
reoreseniation A ikort itatement of facts from
ggs;st ascas;sats viii place this qucltion il, fair
poi:,t of view.
,Ailthe ffates except three, for include
New Hanptlirc, contain more or LET'S .Eapfs,
Although in fonc Of the others the htalb=r is
pot conilerab'c BY the federal conRuu
ton. for every svs bana,fa Jjfapes their MssrEss
are. cutirlcd to t5,er bnnd,es uofes!ly A rccur
fface' to the laE Genius will thew that
siave Fee Pe.loss R;eysys ataiv.,
MARYLAND contains ico, 80, a,c,..I and has
Virginia. s; 545,7o6 a,3,ts4
kerth carolins 80, is6 s44.S51 ~
South. Carol r4, L46 I,s t99ss5o
Gcs-crs. ssaeo fos,es7
> Fron1 the fame document we learn that Mat
{achpfstts has 74,G54 ilhabieants, and it is the
sireaous boat of the real friends Of orr cosn-
ssy thas.theyare ALL ysEs. Ey the conAi,u-
sio,, Msfachuietts is entitled TO 7s,vnttsa rep,r-
isnfatiw5 The whole number of free pey/sns ef
every egs, Fx, afd if,Tpton in Tisp;aia, IS s33,
Is4, and The tends fzventy rrprsrssafiq4. q,
Thus the fsfemen Of cur fate, which, at the IA
no Of s 70 thiry-fbyss fhoa1and, are entitled to
anioft tree Representatives, me,r than the zrhet
nussber Of free peifons in Vwednis, in faet iend
1v rcprcientatves E m
1gzin, from the fame document we learn, that
The tfeemen Of MarytAnd lead reprelen
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16

Un'e fa;d with al neeef.ry intervening chare-
paid 20 the fubfcriher before Tsg.y IRIS
IF Srst,-e, next 70 much ~ faid lauds vii pay the
fame wi.i he fold Public vendue the Law direcas
At the dwelling houfr Of CAD HAYFORD III fad Hs5t-
ford. At Ten O'clock in the forenoon.
CAD HAYFORD. CaxAer.
H.rtf.rA 4sx & RI -
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PHIL Up PAYSON, y
SAMUEl. SWAN, Jun. Msssctrs.
10 AMMI BALDWIN, Jun

A few TICKETS an dollars in the above
Lottery nav be had at THOMAS CLSRKs b. Aaof {,
Fiheet Portland, until he sa,h day of this month
after tha' day they will be dolls, aud so ike
wife few tickets az do 50 CTS aud On rers dd
50 CT rersn unfoldin tho piicata4eay Bridge Lottery,
gF hisheh prize 90 dollars Ale, Tickets E,pls
and Quarters at del IS in the 9th ais South Hadsy
Canal Lottery u ali ,sisys, ,Ss.s - psyass'.
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take Notice.

NOTICE herehy gveo TO the aoor-ident props efors
and cwaers Of the following lots IT land The town
Of Hartford in the county that they are sx
ed 10 bills for the year rso3 and ecmted
lett, ~ follows
Non rsifdent Town Tar. Non-ref6ent State Tar.
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Port cf l9ostlaan.

1srSy arrived brig Ctas,ai Harrea, cpt 7sre,, day,
from Nsyfs!1.
7 Ago an Eagye fip Com 2e,5iee
lSe 75s~s, ce' W1d, IF ibis part Snira srs iS,
aEfAagxe.
abe -ivret FIR Nip irrauay IF m part, ky esh a4ony
rar DIR, Bar ben got aaf ozvas Sas~ bsrlsr
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For jale at Auf7isn, on the 1adinn. at II S'ekGi,
nnsLS p,epioa y /Sid At pyiv1f< yal<,
A Three tory DWELLING HOUSE, with:
{ \ two lots OF LAND, pleasantly ftsated on The
foot Of Hancock nreet and frunt;nz foreRreet with
commanding view Of lie hzIbor Il he houe i as bv a.
feet the TWO lower Tories 6ailhed except the entry
good aqaedua pod belonging to The f4me The lot on
which the houfe 1snls roo Hancock flfeet rbe
other lot ~ feet fad Erect The conditions Of fas
and Of payment be made liberal to the parchafer
4Inquire d
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
the pres;fss
3yia.
NIB. Goods will be taken for one hais the
amount Of the purchafe.
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81 Notice.

- 1900 lNOtICC .
u EMaiNtNG at Store No Union Wharf, the loi-
IN lowing articles brought lroG Bottom in the Sie0p
Margare John Du'ct, large lion fse~ nus a Bar
rel containg Pewter articles Owness viii peat to
apply for the fame, proving popery and paying freight
ard contingent charse.. Jolv u
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Dif5,

At Gorham the 9Th ind Nifs cattsyins Long e. ore
aged ~ wears, youngea daughter of the Hon stephen
ionge low, $50 The conduct OF this iAle youre
Lady during her h"t life peass louder in her prae ,hs
any feeble seho Vt the euosa Her mind was by OFFER
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Wanted,
A Few tons of POT and PEARL ASHES.
for which cath and the hsheft price ia III market
viii be gwen BY DANIEL TUCKER,
Wb' bs' r. fate, III BIZ Sta,e Es,<-a,es,
Jamaica, St, Vincenrs, and Bcrbice RUM,
Hollands GIN,
4 few caiks RICE. J4yia.
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The Drawing will commence the 10th day III r.
y next After the 4sh the Tickets will be dollars q
cents The Prizes will be paf days aferthe drawing.
completed and uulefs demanded within one year will
not DC PAID,
PHIL Up PAySON ~
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Go Rcuuers ara Tctrrlponusnts


"Ths soyoussKR, No s." unzpaisaJ omitted until next
eesk tsSs
Particulars Of br e5rataa IF Ispe.nee sabar Ceo,e-
tosca, T'a6, and ossS tlaees, and easeu Of 7cs
,sStii ay 70 make the important .bn
Cazate. f "a
ApvgRyJssMrNrS oxifteI neN ain Be off,rd,y IA
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n Failing NH and SIeb to Lee,

n Falling NH and SLep to Let.
a FTEN the frt of September at Pssssaqrld
Fails in Briaoi, > good Rand for bu6nei. ny
per ION who come With good recomme cd sions viii
end good CEMENT there is other Ciothiug
Mill within htsecn twenty m;Ies Inquire of
71om0s miller, on the premifes.
euy IL.
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SDarrtap,
Al Newslcuceaer, Mr. Jofeph Pearcc sd to Milf Anna
NJ Kaar. :,
Ot,sdeld by the Rev. Nathan Church, George perce
efq to Mlis Joanna Gibbs. s tSs-
tvs'ai oro' AIR Philip Collv Mifs Hs-r'ot cewgn
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| DART of Dwelling tioute convenient for iinall
family. peafant and eeusraI 6tua ion. Euquirs
| At this Cfise 1ulY Is
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GOLDMAN and SWAN.
No 3, Um0n Re7O, AGilie- Styfet,
Lave JUN received for Sale, an additional aaor..
i i ment OF
European and India Goods.
L;teeuys--n general sgsyfmeaf IF
Welt India Goods. and Groceries,
Paints of ali kinds, Oil, sc.
-fS, fosiyard fer fah,
bales Nigga Sannihs.
cafe Ringa Handkerchief,
so pieces Lunge. ditto,
cafe Ban,auna ditto.
PayfL2ud mir IL
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bonayllta Salt. :
'HE cargo OF fhc fhip Warrington. coniiiting
- OF SALT, from Eersv.aa, is now landing and for
y L. WEEKS e SON.
1xivsa y.
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Olhs
In compliance with your request, We
shall now proceed, brieay,to communicate
the points and authorities which we intend
ed to urge, in the case of the United States
agains Fries, if the conduct of the court
had not, unexpectedly, deprived us of eve
Try hope ofsuccess, from the means of de-
fence. Itmay be proper to premise, that
on the morning appointed for the trial, the
presiding Judge in the presence Of the pri-
aoner, the jury, and numerous audience,
delivered to the clerk paper, which he
said contained the opinion OF the court,
formed after mature elaboration, upon
the law Of treason; directed copies OF the
paper to be given to the attorney of the dis
trict, and the prisoners counsel and de
clared his intention, to present a copy of
it to the Jury, as soon as sthe case was open
ed on the part of the United States. He
referred likewise in terms Of disapprobati-
ON, to the arguments which Gas he zoas M
formed) had been used,tn + avor of the pri-
soney, on a former trial; and announced a
determination to prevent his counsel from
citing any authorities at common law, or,
indeed, any authorities prior TO the En-
glish revolution. The cause thus prejudg-
ed; the province of the advocate thus
circumscribed !; and the minds of the jury
thus preiudiced we deemed it duty we
owed TO the prisoner, to the public and
TO ourselves, to surrender the task,
which the court had previously assigned
to as /; for, as there existed no contro-
versy in relation to the facts, and as the
Jury would naturally rely on the judg-
ment of the court in relation to the law,
we had not the vanity TO suppose, that any
effort on our part, could do more than give
20 the trial, the form and ceremony Of de-
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NETWORK, March g.

FURTHER MARINE EXTRACTS
From Liverpool and Lond N papers, received =,
the Office of the New York Morning Chro.
nicle.
Lonasn, December a.
We have 10 mention the following particulars
given bY Tie captain Of Prutiian vef:l, arrived
here from Rotterdam, which place IN. Ieit &
late as Tuef}ay lla; The general fsizutt Of
Dutch yrGals 10 the Mcufc, took p,acc 90 he
l2lit Of November. They were deiacht st.
tie iquadrons up TO Antwerp, from ahi@ 1s ,a1
Iundeliooi they were by inland canals - <
fent to Dnnkiik and Fluhing. Our nformcr
faw two digiGens proceed 10 Antwerp, on. e
40 fail on the zad, and one Of 10 fail, on III.
a3d Novemler. Hey were generally between
go and 20 tons bnfiheu.
At Rotterdsm he Iete lat Monday, soof tn.
new contributed gun boats. There were on the
focks at that town ten more. Thele are the
yeffcls of whic.hc fpoke when he faid he thought
item not ica worthy. They are according to
his opinion Of mott wre,ched contribution;
tightly pot together, and Of green timber
They are calculated 10 contain 100 men, but
he eencieves SO are she utnoit tbty could flow
At Rotterdam, the captain says, there were no
French troops, bng in the iaana of Walchsrsu
he had heared from good authority, that there
were between 7 and 10000, ready for immediate
erbarcation.
DECEMBER IS.
Cockpit, Whitehall. Tie Mercury, Jan:,
Ycardley matter Ian appeal from Halifax y
This was an Am-rican big laden with talOw
films and horns, having alto quantity Of Pece
and ingots Of gold, captured on h:r return voyag:
20 Philadelphia 1 8 November, 1900, by hisma-
ieRy's ihpcf war, America. Their Lofdlhip
TeRored lhip, cargo, and fpecie as claimed, out
dccreed the captoss' ezpepces IN the court be.
lev.
Lverpool, Dec.s1.
Arrived Minerva, Tage,, Savannah: Wal
do, Courtia, Virginia !; Mary, Avery, Matches
ard New York. Sailed Ranger, Goodwin,
AiaGachm; It's. Dc. 4, Eliza. Satcr, Virgin
at Dover.
The lords of the Admiralty have ordered an
additional light houic at-Liyerpool tor the ga'd'
ancc, cf (nips OF war.
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CHARLE0TON. Feb, n.


The American IegiGered schooner Martha
Crawley, OF Charleston, James Tate, master and
owner, on her passage to St. Thomas's, from
Marslniquc, where she had gone without moleS-
tatiou, with specie and ~ hogsheads OF sugar.
the property Of native Americans Of this place.
was, on the 26:h Of September last, brought to
by the British sloop Ct war Osprey, Youoghr''
bard, commander; and capt. Tate having gone
on board the said soop With the schooner's paper:
Which were examined, was dismissed and allowed
to proceed Oh bis voyage, Martinique rot heoS
biockaded ar TIE time capt. Tate went IN. Va
the day following, lying 70, to wiodward Of d.
Thomas's, the Martha CIawley was hailed am
fred az lsom three masted schooner, when
!,roved TO be the British prryateer Lydia, Of Ne,
vi, Bsniimin Turner, master, on cFuze; anu
capt Tate compelled to send his boat on boafa'
The said BENJAMIN Turner Immediately took pos,
session Of tie schooner Martha Crawey, anu
ordered her for Tortola, having previously taken
capt. TATE Oh board the privateer. Capt. aT'
Oh his arrival at Tortola, was examined, and h'''
ing answered 20 the interrogatore8. that he n'1
0 board specie, which he had partly brought ION
Chalesto., and which was partly the proceed o
his sales at Martinique, he was Immediately taH'"
b. the shoulder by a Mr.. John Dougao' 'o'r
present, YeSever OF the droits and perquS.tes "
admiralty and required to go on board and CO.., ~
yer the said money 20 hin, with winch orde' !.
was obliged TO comply, being forci0ly taken w
poaii for that purpose. NJ. Heron, the siP'
cargo, was, after answering 10 the standing i"
tersogatosies till II O'Clock at night, taE'n "
Tie house of the agent, "a muIatto man S's
compelled By him. and the owner Of the P'i'a''I
(sn ther mlilatto mani 10 take off DIS coa' s'j
boots, TO be searched tof papers, although nc "a.
sworn that he had delivered up al the p'l'
that he had, or that he knew to be on 9'"0
The fchlonsr Martha Gravity WAS capI'.'
on the z7,h Of Sep;ecn1cr, and arrived at l"'O.
la on The 19th The veilel and cafgo were ~,
lbeled uatil th- 9Th Of d .ccmoer, the trial ''D.
on at Antigua, before bis h nor jlig' Oysn
on the Sd Of January LIFT, when veB:l and 'fS
were bolh ordered to be restored to the caInn% w.,
aad the claimants faded with the cots.
Judge failn ne was very forry he could n'' ~
dina the ichooner Mntha Crawlcy anu 49, :,
cargo that they ought to be condenoea' VI
in two fimilar cafes upon appeal, she Top,M
had been refored in England thar ne !h'po
the Lords of Appeals decifons in hoie cafes f,on
wrong, aad he ad,ifcd the capt5rs TO aPP'a' III
his decree, which thy did no.. When 'al Of
Fate and The Supe'carso, after the acqnIH" III.
the vsa7l, wsns 10 III. Reg:aci's oia'e ~
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Indian Queen Tavern.

The Subfcriber will Sell the unex-
>r;red term Of his leaie of that noted and much
treqaensed TAVERN, known hy the name of
aBs Isdiaa Q@eeu, corner Of ST. AiaPh and King
Streets. Tie Gtuation is equal 10 any in Alex.
andSia, and the buinefs now done isequal, if not
Hyperion, to any public houGe in the Town
There arc tx years andfx months of the leaie yet
to run. For terms apply on the premifes TO
John Rodgka's.
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VAL UALBLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

Purfuant to a decree Of the Honora-s
bic the Circuit Court of the Diafiet Of Co.
lambia, for the county Of Alexandria, will
be expofsd TO faIr, ii pablic auction. for rca-
dy CAN, on Saturday, the 9Th d. Of April
next, under The direction Of the underiigned
commiGionsrs appointed for that purpoie.
4 TRAIT Of Land.
late the property of Robert Alexander, ftaate
upoa the Potomac river, adjoining the lands OF
Mr.. Philip Alexander, containing SIS a:ses,
b saq oac naoicty ofthe Abingdon tract, for
mcfIy ,Ac reiid.ncc Of Mr.. Cuffs, dseeaied !:
this !andis boundcd.by two parallel lines 40
poles wide, And running back wsttery o34
poles from the river to the back line, and viii
be lad off into lanares of so acres each, aud.
will be fold in large or flaall parcess as may
nrsodatc pnschaless.; this lani isaltaated
about an equal d:Aance between Alexandra and
George Town.. and commands full view of
fho@e towns, the City, Extern Bfanch and Po-
somxc. and in p,int of foilis equal TO any on
,hs river. Any perrin deirous OF purchaiing
will be fhewn Tie pfemifes and tie PLAT and fur
vey of the fans on application 10 Geo. De.
neal. IN Alexandria.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund /. Lee, Com'rs.
Geo. Deneale. J
Feb. IS. ooa.
FOR SALE,
A FORTE PIANO,
Apply 70 .r4r, ,ypAv
Fsbssary IS. 60
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TUNIS CRAVEN,

Ras js6 rscei.ys4 fran Pbiloaslpbia By tie Ha,-
meny, Ca9t. EdlEpasS,
RuiTa Sheetings,
Tieklenbufss,
Twillsd Cotton Begging,
Madras Handkerchisis,
Ladies patepe Cloths,
A fnaH az. stmcnr, worried and lambs wool
Lcts,. AaHrels, sc. A15,
An Elegant Sldeb0ard.
Feb. l8.
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and when an offence Is 1I2ased upa.,
1 Hale, P. c. particular mead in the ~ .
Isl ral code, it is Moons r.
KeyL, Is. ent 10 search for it, M
Fast. 200. 2o1. der another head. +
(77o be lontinued.J
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DOCUMENTS

Aceompany;rg the Rep0ytef tic Committee
appointed to enquire int0 The e.6Ezal can
duct Of SAMUEL CHASE and RICHARD
PETERs.
(A.)
5mdly, ylsrnaos.
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rs Notice.

THOSE psroas entitled 10 vote in the fre
VI asd o. tue town of Alexaadss, for members
sei the Camnon Couacil, are hereby Dotlheis
Sti,at an election will be held at Capt. James d.
vid6on's Tavern, on Prince fleet, on Friday the.
23d day of sae prclens noath, for the purpoie OF
3 eleta.rg one rrprefentasve in the Common Coun
Gil for the iaid ward, IN place Of James ksith,.
Eg. reGgnsd.
Jas. ~. M'Rea, c. c.
March II. do
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SIk,
When your letter of yesterday came to
my house was not at home, and did
not return until it was too late In the even
ing to send an answer, at that time, altho'
| immediately wrote one. At an early
hour this morning | left town, without re-
collecting to give. directions, as | had M
tended, for sendingit to you, and this must
be my apology, for aseeasipg neglect, which
| assure you was not intended.
We must in my 6pinlon;sin justice to
poor Fries, as well as to ourselves, and
more especiallyas it has been requested,
state the heads of our intended arguments,
with our reasons briefly, but strongly ex-
pressed, together with our authorities, for
believing that the case did not amount to
treason. think we must, also, give our
reasons for believing, that the trial was not
in the proper county for to me, itappears,
that none of the reasons urged against us,
on any former occasion, apply On the pre-
sent occasion and also think, that If We
are not right, in urging.this on the present
occasion, the clause providing for the trial
in the proper county &c. Hestnsr lss nor
ever can on any future occasion be, ofthe
least avail. But we ought, think, above
all things, to rely on the separating of the
jury, in a capital case, being sufficient
ground to vitiate the verdict. / also think,
that it will not be amiss for us to state, in
decent, but manly terms, our reasons for
declining any interference in the trial.-If
YOU concur in those sentiments, do inform
me, that we may prepare our statement, as
soon as possible, and every communication
betweenus that may be likely to render
service.to poor Fries, will be very agreea-
bleto
Y our most humble. servant,
w. LEWIS.
Copy. 4. +. Dallas.
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SIR,
The alterations which had to propose,
in the letter prepared by you, for the attor-
ney general, were SO few and slight, that |
have ventured to make them, without first
consulting you.
If you approve Of the letter, in its pre-
sent form, be pleased, after signing it, to
send it to the attorney General.
am, Sir,
Your most humble servant.
wv. LEWIS
Copy. A. J. DALLAS.
a: T. Dallas, Esq.
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