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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
Dafe{ l5t5, A4gyf 1905.

HB fubfc ibers hereby gives public no ce NJ
concerned, that they have beeA duly aupoi--a..
and have taken upon themleves the truf IF adml A-
ratOrS on the etate of
" LIAM ELLIOT
-ate Of Brunwick in the County OF Cumberland vro-
man 4aceaed by giving bond Al the law direRs :-
They therefore reque AL p-rions who a Indebted TO
the lad dccealeds etate, make immediate payment
and thole who have any demands thereon 10 exhisit
tne lame tor tettenent 70 the CommifTioners,
WIH4m EIiot, J y,
Kezah Fl lbs, { 17""'"5ff0F''f'
6ru4fO.k, J4zt Il, sO5 [AI1I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
LAKE Motto

A. axe Motto.
4 II periors indebted 70 the frm Of HALEY q
EMERY, by Ne,cs 9f Haa5 or B9ak -4-.ozrt. are
requeited 70 call and pay the fee on or before the
hrit day Of September next otherv.e al fuch Notes
and accounts will be placed the hands Of ar attor-
ney for collection. HALEY < LhIERY
P5rLkzz TzIy a. Lf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
FOR SALE,

"A IT 0li-Tcv1 Falls, on Panohr-or
= rvsrone half oF double SAW-AdILL, to ctLe-
wiz one nhuI ed acreso LAND, with II ufc and
6lrn on the fame, and Privileges for a number uf
IA IL In recommend tio Of tue Mil and privileges
i may he iaiI that they equal il iu erior ~
any IN tEe COUNTY; and ID as good nand ~ any
for LAUNDERING, Trading, and Fifhing in the DiRrjd
of Maine part or the whole viii be fold a. may
Neit iuit the purchter TERMS Of paymeaJ eaIv -
For P4rJcsi4rs enqaire Of NATHAN WIlJ. n OW,
of Falmouth, or JONATHAN WINeLOW
on The Prenulo5
Old-.own Falls, July %, 80 4 r21
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

w r. 0eing duly appointed ComnfI~n
w trs % receive and examine the CLAIMS Of
The feveral Creditors Of the etate OF David L brad
Icy, late Of Gotham, il 5ns County Of Cumberland,
Ira der, decealed, which comniiion of n:olvaecy
hls been awarded, by The Hon. Samuel Freemaa, Eiq
Judge Of Pr0blre for the County aoretad do aereby
Give notice. that fix months are allowed 10 Creditors.
to bring and prove their demands aganG laid eae,
& that viii attend the dwelling houe " Samuel
Staples, IN l4id Gorham, Hnhodcr On the Grh h4un-
day. Of September * January Of tie cyo-k
in The afternoon, fer the purpole aforeGais.
SAMUEL WHlINO0E, D
DAVID If RIDING jun. 1'8@ D''7'''
Scr Az, rg4 d, 1895 tAl2l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
/ ME9 EMERc C.T,
ISmin.. N 70 (aI efaff.


F-dgtOn,i July IL I8o7.
r the lUb.cnbers, HAVING 0sen appointed by JIe
'' +ou NJ aueI rreemaa, Elq to receive and e1am-
Inc The claims creditors t1 -te Eftare of WILLIAM
LLLtO .iae o fzyikin THE County ot Lumberlald,
yeJn4n, de-ea.r, reprelentec .a.- vent-CJ hereby
give notice, -.., months t-oH NE twenty -ieocId
day May ait are allowed 10 i-.a -edltor- to x
in and Prove tne. claims; and -ht we ihall ate
thai ierv at the Store Of John Perry Jun in faij
b.uaw.ck ca the h-G and lat Saturdays u eacA
month, som ti1 o'clock, afternoon, "a lad days.
@rlEI4 VIE s5ITG3 i DUTSlFo, I'M c'"~gr.r-s.
DIE Ky z. 1gty.t, az 3.rs, 1906 [AI2l
txT tthe trbcr hes d Wig been apl IN eo b
w b h.n "a eemsr elq. IA " uf
Prarat. TO Cza inc tnc inns 9 init h- tuarc W
MICAH IONR1Ei lart Of Brunte ck com
y Of ur' erl n',droea.ed give m ii A.
tena he ali huhn .s "A tle Au. Proc
ar rnnold, , in ur. on ma K. nea 4 VI
Auguh '1 a Gci b-r and haven't. r next,
from TIVE clos . lx NJ
70 TER WATERMAN,
SEDOMB 10 DAN
qvt ~. l2es
THE fubfcriber hereby gves public notice "a Iii
a concerned thar 4he h25 been duly appointed and
has taken upon hgrlef the truit " ~ Adminirasrx
On the etate Of
SETH GRIFFIN, late Of DrrBen,
in the county OF eumbcrl-nd, ye,msn, decea'ed- ~
gVing BOND as the law tcts Ste therefore rerutits
all perlons whoare indebted The lad dcceaieds el-
tae, to make Immediate payment; and thole vAa
have any demands thereon, To exhibit tue fame ~
JUDITH GRIFFIN, hLai-Lfrztrix.
Dated 4gly I1, 1905
Il he iabicriber hereby gives pu5ic notice 70 aiL
concerned that he has been duly appointed, and
bas taken upon hinleli 5he tru Of Aduiniltr2tor
the e.tate of
MICAH MUNROE,
late OF Btnt5uet. iu the county of Cumberland, yeo-
raan, dec-aled, NV gvias bond ~ he law direAs:-
RE therefore reqleHs al perCsss who indebed -
the fel decealeds ela-e,so make Immediate payment
and thcie who have any dem nds thereon, yo Ell b-
t tile fame for ie.ilemeltto him ME ng houle
en- fttle river IDHS BAN.
IuDa "a, 1903 TIa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
hOIICF.

PaJen.Esld, TnLr lr. 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
T1rettv Dollars Reu0rG.

Elopcd from the iubicriber, living
IN ,h- tcr, of rc,er,bnreh, Vi,gr'a, on the
NIGHT os ne 1t,h u,s. without tay proyoca'ior,
a very light mula-to mar, ~h, his generaiiv
ben ta,wn by the nsmc ri GEoilGE TALE,
fur y ~ property OF VI. iikcsnr Alexander,
Of D,nires. from whom Tar ,.Da!ed hin a5os;
twelve rn mlhs tince. he IS en- SXrslicc: 300!
ani &. =. maAer, and ftrved at apprenticeship tc
,h4, buGn-rs wi'h Mr. James {. D;nan, OF Ia
afMeisId place, from wrence nc e!"rrd 10 NOR.
tJiS, aud was th-re afpre,lended: l"igcd in j.,
aui brought home by MS maiisf. kIe is about
=, wears Va, ) tee, 7 or ,rches high, wei
pfaportin,ri. little pocs pi,ed, with black
hac, rather lank in ;yons, tGs -, lined n cu; al
III. >tlk oi has head, his v,'ce ,,icuble, l.c &c.
nera.ity OF negroes, his taCa ~aaesrs ver, much
cxloristed, from recsu. b,%IE match Snh
Tom. % h,s conr;an.nns. l, spp1rs unerccll,.y
T, s-te,rp, m,au'- dritri2t,ln { HIS clca,airE,
i, ~ inEorm he eitlcr baite:Sd o. io!d ,hs
major pat; It taHm.
an COW incsd nc is brnt o. ax,'g ? fei'd-nce
in ,r,r- vi ,5e oori'e'n h.'es SAL ~. no Goui
a.5r912t ,or rs 4, 'I,en, r.
Il. highly probable NJ 'acE WI hit crey
hor, 'ou> niue ytsss al dat ~, c,t hsSh, !,
the = sa' t,o,sn aae- ~ / -. &c ,.cd
ard ..-. ,r. { ,e,,a gYsy Hc &c sell k. ~
in Il ,,shs o.'-,..r 'owus, J 81 s''n e.
.,,.,- ,-A.rd ,,ry p.ri,n VIII, ii.vs, nm
s.. \. Co.., IA : r,,c' cliu> :, Mr.. .hr
{ .rs<, .1u =, Mr. Sauna, Gag, Aiexaoi';
c, ~. thog,+ DOOM. Baltimore, or tor e.
curing rim 81 az jill folhs I Can ge' An a
sa,o and .ea dollars for dsis.-.ing - hers;
TO. JDHNCIOkE -
\. 3. thus publicly 'r'"nn :. ,F,!,rs O
vc'e,s aui o'hrIs, rom 'ro2urrc. ,7an'ov,ra u
c,rv',e "A said ia.s ~ e, te,. penst, thar
~ m'rf Q; r. .c~ &C -ni provided in sucl
cas-
Is" 81. d2~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
AIuertijensent.

WHEREAS. my ha,b,ni Alsrdscai Marx
Hy7,j, has o,yn gore tr''n me ever hnce the
S:u If Jaly p,t, when e: prnn'ei me 10 Nc
back sgain IN tea or twsnty >onc dlss: ne not
having conc ince, / thiHk propc- 20 advertir
hin, having ireqr"ntly wrote TO him &C. n" pur
poe, to d,f;!sut places. He went away tom
h,,c with 6n5ie Dry hcrie, and char. a
VISA man, whca living, about .lees 'ncAes
han, lh,g,, aty, lrgh, family hair, his he.
paruy ra!i. iandy Coz, risxion, hy b,r,h Po-
Ian 'er. tir took with in,a gooce 10 large a.
mount, coniti"g os Jew, tery; hlvicg 10 ac-
count % hir Gnce, his aoion'e is the rea!on ct
my ajsrrtiiag him, not knowing whehSr he As
living "r desd, 7ni earneay equett any peitoc
known &C, thing r-fp-:I,"g him, 70 "oi'ge
ne, Hte, hy ~ '"r1,nation.
Ian. 25. EA1G5ctb Yrnc;.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

Mr.. Southard.- Mr.. Chairman.
should have con,ented myself with giving
silent vote on tbs question, had i. not
been tor the strong Impressions GA nv
miud that mere IS infende4 than expressed
IN the resolutions now on the ,ut:e. Ii is
not two gears since two resolutions were
in,roduced'o this House similar TO ,hc sc
now under consideration, with ,hi. d s.
sinc;ion, that they wert to include the city
Of Washington with the other parts Of the
district, 10 the transfer to ,he s:.tesot Vr.
g;n:a ana Mary land.
believe ITO be tie object {: eor!s r.e,.,-
bers not only to r-oede the branches Of the
district contained in ,nese resolutions, but
likewise. he city. II the doc;rint, so
slrongl5 eon,enaeI Cor, that Congress has
right 70 transfer orrecede, be once gsiaa-
lished, take ;te FIRST step, and rou a. cas- ~
take ,ne ,tcond. have DO desire TO call
il question The SINCERITY OF the mover of
t; yesoiuiopS, mr. cf maT,v who support
tfem,, Yet there ave others wEo wish re-.
c sri OF the mioiet rri,orv.
This subject Involves two question:
ist. Wheihtr Congress kas ccrsli atom
al power 20 c?-&e a re.roct,, ion of :his d S.
'ricc 10 ;ar s;a,cs of Virc nia and Mary
land. Aca &aIv. Whe.her it be good po
icy. 2, &c ::e first, Mr.. S. said he had
.s.,orr doui::' On his mind, =. 10 the
rig'si"' rowsr CT Congress 20 rst@Le or
transfer.
| he members Of the convention VINO
framed ne constitution Of TIE l.. States
looked forward to dav when it would be.
GENE necessary to tx on a place which
should Sscomc the permanent seat Of 90.
vernm~n:. Byrefreace to ne eighth 81 6.
ton Of tie FIRST article Of The constitution.
we see it Clearly expressed tha, Congress
shall havs power " to exercise excIusiv.
legislation in ali casts whatsoever, over
such district (rot exceeding ten. miles
square, as n,av- BY cessio, of particular
states, aud the acceptance of C5nrrrss, be-
come the scat Of the eovernnrn. Of the U.
States.'' e;. ..@E@G:s,5 u, ~
This article, with all Other. .hntained IN
that Instrument, after pubI;ca,ic,, tor the
consideration oftae peopiaoftEe.U. States,
was adopted. and became' rartof The con-
..itutioo.. In pursuance Of TINS ob;ec,
Congress, on the 1eth Of July, lfse; passed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

h~PPlueSs amp give an adoluoa2 yaAuc 90
the property OF the citizen
Tho people Of the Uattsd States will
be freed from the sxpeace of lesislating
for this district. The tine destined for ma
tional purposes viii t=< employed for the
nation, and not in.Iocal legislation for a
territory, whose ia,ernal regulations,
must in time require more laws than all
the general interest in the Union, They
will restore to the rank of A nerican citi.
sens portion Of The people doomea ander
momentary error TO political degradation.
Their sys.em OF protection and rlgnxs
will become uniform thrbn chou, the Unit
ed States nd our people relievrds,ff-c. N n
example odious TO tree nlen, and dangerous
20 liberty, of a political society exisung in
cur coun,ry, destitute Of political rights:
As il respects the national legislature
he hac always thoasst this exclusive iuris-
dic,ion ~hile:it devo!ved On than srea; adj
ditionai labour, was not calculated to afford
them any additional secaIri;y or trsedcm
in their deliberations. The legislative DO
dy of Tres country must stand on the
broad basis Of pubic opinion. IN the faith
full discharge of their duties, they require
no, he hand Of power 10 project their dell-
ber.tionS. An hone S, s. enlIsnte,i sa legIs-
ia'ure pursuing faithfully the publlc ,n,rr-
est, VIII hnu IN the attachment of 4 prate-
full people, tina, safety Which mou!d be in
vain ,onght, Empowers derived trora rarch-
ment. Deserving tn. confidence, and pos.
srSs,ng the supper. Of the nation the ma.
,iorat Il gislalufe caa command respect in
any situation. Let them forfeit hat con.
Science, and Il their jurisdiction absoiutc,
aNd uncontrolled, embraced ire who's
continent instead OF this ten miles square.
the frnwns OF an indiynln,. people would
reach Them. 1t is not by sir, ounellny your
eapl al viii men destitute of political tights
that YOU can exclude the voice of freerlen.
&c sancllty of parchment power used rs
an eng inc OF oppression is rot known in
THIS country. The virtue Of the legislature
IS IFS only shield. 1t is that alone which
ENSURES the support ct The nati-.,, With
TIE confidence Of the nation we possess its
sword ard It's purse, and can command the
respect due 10 the representatives of free
people. Caler Whatever aspect he view,
ei the Question, whe,!,er as i, respects
The people Of the district, The nation
or national legislature he had no dout.
as to nc expedicucy of receding the ter
lfoy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
E0r Sale or Rcut.

i tree lots in thc town @. CoichcGcr.
Ga ono tiere is SO ,aeii.np .houtr, with
a kitchen unier il, rnta; { ~, w;H ircloGed
g4.d-n w''n .trins o. good water IL i; the
!e'nnt ia ~ ~ 'ijoi1:"s ire @'on, dttcrib.
eI .,,n > ,,Iya. Gnnn u. At tn thirH IS a
water .ut win a dnlic ani god fihsr5
on IL From TIE heAi'hiasr. Of ,h,s agreeable
Of the G:u.;lon AID tGe.ppefs di soni It Gay b.
drti ao!- hsrgain. InEeita,e poE.es,ion :nay
b. h4l. Fsr term. ,py,y 20.
DAVID WILSON >COrT, Alexandria,
OF 20 WILLIAM OJWNMAN, hv.
ing swo mics Irou IJlcteiter.
January "A. 2aw5w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
W ANTS A PLACE,

youn man wyo has been brought up to the
fa'm'n, aniinefs, ana has had lone exc rieny=
as manager of an etate, and can Produ uorx.
CsN,onao,e recommendations IS IL iadaasv. 70
hI,s'y, ara integrity. P.saie ID enquire 81 the
Friuter.
anaary sS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

following: ri.
+" fnas a dis:ria. of territory, not ex.
ceedinattn niles $, lHe, to be located n,
hereafter directed, GA the river Potomac,
atsome place between the mouths of tn ):
Eastern Prareh AMI Cuaaogochegue, bs,
aud the SANE is hereby accepted for tn:
| permanent seat OF the government of m.
United Sta,ess.' $3.50,
! Congress acce,- Cd a cvision often mile,
| square tor the c.pr.ss. purpose, and on III
express comlieiv, III exercising xelusiv.
legislatures and jari sicSs,n, and this toaa,
p; greeao.y 70 tie spl.Is, and meaning Of ms
cons'!ilHea and .@V, ;hus fnrmlnga GOA.
| PSI, "~'!:c& CIagss,,,hAs Upright to vis-
.atS. A.!'h st2'ss'ia taeir legislative ca
, pacity, ana 'ac Yecpe of the United States,
Including g:se ln:aotauls of this territory,
'r'bonnd * TINS Compact, which compact
lsas strnsg as the constitution itself.
Bar, Nj. Chairman, We are told that
there can be no constitutional objection to
the .fesrocession. t'tle gentleman from
North Carolina (aIr. otanforI) contend.
that ,hs district stands on the same foots
lrg as s:plot q .and purchased by the go
verpmehty tor aavy-yard IN the state OF
North Carolina to tie Uaited States...--
Sir, there is no analogy in these cases.-.--
!, the purchase of land far = navv..,rd
'he government becomes the proprietor of
the Si;l, and IN such case jurisdiction and
h, hnr,h Car,I;n. ~. r;.h, IF .o;, n..'.u t
with ~. ;,r;s,4;c,;o, .rb. enc. rnI.r
c,u.i.i4,.,;,, i ,v,a J.. ,,;g..s,, -, .;,..
at xo;, r.sr - ~, x;,h ,t. ;',x;. ~. 20
RI. ,,oh, ,f ,Sa; .i,,;on ,aL,
IN c,.nn-.:,. a.n,,,,ss .aG,,,
,r,r,trr ,h,, ,,ab, y snu n", 49, .~ ;shah;
,,nI- ~ ,h. s,,,s. IS W;.. ~" .11 ' n
lnnI ~ 70 .n,. ,,,.,. S. ""N ''."'
en-, ,bs;r cnrs.r, '' e VI "'''0'' WIFI
Gsn.lem., rom,,,;,, ~.
too often c,,ied nnn, >, I.~;,. .:
d;s,,,c, and ,rb,. I. 80 W. VIZ
nr,,,.c, 70 rnse, I,m, a..,, "'s wing 20 '"e
,bc.in,.-n,l ,sr,l,,;o, of,h. u'y ~
III. a.,,,, 80. CO.. =, "e e,'! ~
81. :, ~ :, e'"S} wanna VIE.
the pen,l- ef ,b;s 49, ,';a si.aa'''h OF
nrr ,.nte,i ard in i, .,,,. ne .La e u".s
,isn, Ar. 6 e,;a hs a. ~, 800;
:, .a.I
th., a.,,,s,', 49, aN:n q, S,''eo ~
rrps.n,sd ,.,,. ~ s.I.. a..
nj. ,f ,bs ry',,sJ So. -. .. 'ue pso
sbonld 4. AM ~ ,b.v ,hs,,ss,.,.. w!
ed to be. Were ~. ;rh ,h;,.n,. 49,
ritorv in the degr,I.d &C., ~. .'''.. :.
mented bv ecn,ir,,e, ~ w.rs ~. n"onI.
OF The Uni,ed State. once n.r,,,i.r TIKI ,b,s
rc,,;on ,f ,b-;r fellow c;,;s.n. ,.s.s ' =.
aliv ,b,s onnr,ss-J we sh,nlI ha,. .,..
pl,;n,s and 4. n,or;.ls FROM svsr' u. e
rh- Union. n,t Sir ~. 49, r !.
cor,laio,s.. ,h.y are s,,;ss.d AL 800
entirety 50.
We are told, and the alarm "a o;u.,
that there is great danger of desnotisn,
spr,oc,ng M in this district. ,t,, 49,.
seeds RI Jpspn,,sm arr ,lre.sx ~
tina, The germ Of aris,ocracv atrssJv N 49,
to .coear and tbav ,,ro -. =, -.
an ,bt. .er,.,, co,,l,,r,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
500 Aeres Of Lad for saie.

The rubtcriber is elnpowere! to fell
900 arr, >. LAND. in Gl.nplh.te, cou,ty.
fa,e OF V; u; I'D will cfer III. :afne at
ruo!ic i,,e, az the COTE. tioufe, in the rowa of
A!.xandcia, On THURSDAY III: sits inaaa',
v ben tnr u,ie papers will be .(hewn and the terms
ulIe tnown. One tract ~ SIZE fail Ian lies
three Gs IL u,i,cs a.Dvcihc tcTa o. Romney,
and buuad, On re olu,h Er4peh ut Potomac !:
The o,h-r ,rs:, hes eighr or ten mics below 'he
town If Ropncy, AID bounds on the atcfe.a'd
B,anch Il ? cu;n4C. Th- whole IS heavily
clothed VIZ cAccilenr G..
JOHN MCDONALD.
.nuay -. d7'}
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13

ST. Kits, and Biimfone Iiil, at each OF which
places the forts and vei'cs were under Britt
colours. The Englih troops had evacuated
Diamond Rock. 81 IIfrs. 4f1u. l'is
49,. April s. ~
Captain Amazcen, from Giiadaloupe, Informs
us, that an embargo of A days, which had bcen
laid in confequcnce of the arrival of the French
fquadron, was taken off jun before his failing ;
that the French had carried into Point Pe.re
three large lhps captured at Dominica, one of
them the Marquis of Lanidowne Gan old Eall.
indiaman), another large Gi:ineaman laden
with fugar and coffee, which they fold for foriv-
five thoufand dollars; aud that they had taken
into Bailetene (Gnad.) Is Gail of Britilh ner-
chantmen, mott Of them having very valuable
cargoes. ibid.
Captain Brown, of the brig Rola, informs,
that the ench'fquadron were to the north.
ward of Antigua, bound TO the Wndvard H.
ands' when he left Guadfloupe. CDid.l
A Respectable mercantile houre in Philade!-
phia has received letter from St. Tho mas, in
which it is Gated, that a few DAYS before it was
written, French and Spaniif feet of II fail of
the line, was feen off Porto Rico, ftandny TO
leeward. 1t was luppofed they were bound to
st. Domingo. Tibid1
Letters received in New-York by the way of
Bottom, Fate, that Gen. Chriitophe has been
appointed commander of the army of ST. Do
mingo, aud left Cape Francois on the 18th of
February, to take command OF faid army, then
on its march againS the city OF St. Domingo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13

, virtue of deed of trun executed to the Gub.
. icribers, by John B. Goodrich of Cumberland.
Tor the Purpoe of recurring two feveral debts due to
James Anderion; one for eleven pounds four filnqs
with intereit from the 2Sth of December, 1908 the
other Tor fty-ix pounds eighteen and five pence, with
per cent interet from ira day of October, 1904,
and the colts, and the exPences attending the exeeu
non OF TINS truit WILL CERTAINLY BE SOLD
70 'he hSheit bidder for ready money, on the 18th
day OF May next, on the pren-ifes a certain TPdcT
OF LAND, containing twenty Eve acres lying in the
eounty OF Cumberland aforefaid, and bounded bv the
lands OF Joiah Cayce, Samuel Charlton and Others.
THOMAS JOHNS &7
WILLIAM RUssuL,} 1'y'''''
Cumberland, ID Apri sos. 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
ZEN Ms 1LVANlA. LaNcai?er, 1fbyH 4.

During the prefent Sefion, Bill, entitled, can
Act to alter the Mode of appointing the ComptroI.
er and Regi0er General" was pahed by the iegiGa.
ture, and ient to the Governor. His Excellency re-
turned the Bill, with his Objections Upon which i,
was re-conlidered, by the Houfe of Representatives
and pafed. Yeas S., Nays 20.
On Friday lalf, aid Bill was re-confdered by TIE
Senate, and loft; IS Members voting for, and 9 a.
gainlt it. The Contribution requires majority of two
thirds to pats Bill rejected by the Governor
The Judiciary Bill, as lot in Senate, was revived
in the Houfe of Representatives. and, after BEING a.
mended pailed both Houies, aud was fent to the Co
vernon; who returned it with Cbje6fon
The Bill was re-conliiered, on Monday, in the
Houie OF Representatives; when 81 Members voted
for and 26 againit tit IS consequently oG in the
Houfe IN which it originated.
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[ ~. r. paper 5tb AbrR.1

We learn, from an authentic fource, that our
government have received oGfciai notice, that our
trade with the blacks of St. Domingo is abfo.
letey prohibited, and that all neutral veiIels
bound to or from any port in their pofefiion,
will be feized, and the crews tried under mi
iitary commifiion and EXECUTED.-This in
tellieemce may be relied upon. 1t will ioon be
IN our power TO fate it more infinitely.
Uhi.rd STAIRS Gascfte7
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHLE.

ME iubieriber wifhing to turn fome real proper
y ty into more active ufe, would fell, on term.
highly advantageous to the purchafer, n TENE-
1hENI on the crois iireet near the Malons' Hall
peaiantly ftuated for a family.
TO RENT, Store and Counting Room, few
doors below the market houe, at preent occupied by
Benjamin Hooper. PoIeiion will be given the 18th
OF May the itand is, for grocery, inferior to but
few in the city.
M GRANTLAND
April 13.-[1toaw.l
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Oanirtfir 3nsc!ligcnee.

A gentleman who arrived in the faye yeter-
day from Philadelphia, informs us, that in Fran
cis' Hotel, on Tueiday evening, French gen.
tleman publicly mentioned, that intelligence
was received in town of the death of M. Tai
leyrand, Prime Miniter of France.
AZ. T. paper 5tb AJbril.
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CHARLESTON, March @.

Feiterday arrived the Portuguefe brig Union, capt.
Antonio &c Medeiros, from Fayal In this vefle came
PATIENCE Turreau. lady nj His exce,,o,
General Tnrreau min.iter plenpotentiary Of France
to the United States, and her two children: MIR Pc
try ir eoretary of the legation of France to the u
ned States; Mr.. de Cabre belonging to the faid L.
CATION Me- Lequeine private fecretary of the mnif
ter; MIR. Madame Mauny, Mifs Bourgelau, MefT
Pol!et' Monefelat, Parkin, Appleton aud Manuel
ie"acio '''efa' City Gag.
April 9.
Lieutenant lizard arrived here on Saturday
latt from Philadelphia. We underRand he is
appointed to the command of Gun-Boat No. Q.
and is to proceed in her fhortly to the Mediter-
ranean, to join the American fquadron there.
it'd.
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&'eet 5noiea.
NETWORK, April s.

Captain Rutgers, from MqrtiDin,e. inform
us that on the llth of March, in The evening
he law the French leet of Gaudalonpe ond@r
eaty ftIi, apparently fduJiog for u ,minioue :
ard that the day following he paned 8,ile,erre
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1D'Snb,e Hrs betly aoijfG Bafoa Tbpjay, tie Cd DIV
q My nexf, fjrfdy, il net, tie nest fri, devil 7vi1
6rJoaPn6Galy, at hJis Place.
= LII the movable eitate of John J. o,iean, de-
eeaied, (the Negroes excepted) eonf6ing of a
wen built TAFT falling SCHOONER, of about SO tons
ourthen-Ihe flock Of GOODS on hand. which
were iuthcient for country Gore ALTO CfIARI-
o and RIDING CHAIR; the aock Of HORSES
and CATTLE and all the HOUSEHOLD and
hiFCHEN FURNITURE, and fundry other arti-
ee' too tedious to mention. The terms Of ,le will
he twelve months credit for all ums above TEN do,r.
ne Purehalers giving bond with approved feeurity.
20 eay intere from the date but If the PRINCIPAL Is
PHnctaaIly paid, the interch will be RENTED.
AT the lame time and place will be hired for the
oa'ioee OF the year, Jour NEGRO MEN belonging
to the laid eitate, three Of whom are failors
MARY GROSJEAN, .fSa's.
New Caiile, Cd ApTil,ls05--,tdsO
N. b. All thofe having claims againR the (,;d 81.
tate are requeltcd to bring them in properly suhpn
Cd to come forward and make paymen,to
MARY GROSJEAN Adnl'x
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After tfisrcPot member moved IN address
10 his Imperial mdjefy, thanking him for this
new teitImony of confidence which the feuate
mad Ju't received, by the communication of A re-
port 10 re 17rk1hle and 70 important which
was referred to fpecial committee conhGing OF
Meifrs Barthclemy, Cacaut, Hedouviile. their
eXcellencies M. lc Martial Perignon and Fran
co.'s Neufchateau, PRECEDENT of the fenate