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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
SINGULAR REPORT OF A Law CASE, FROM
HAYLEY's LIFE OF CowPER

Happy is the man Gays Cowper in 4 letter to To-
feph Hill, Dec. IS, 1850 who knews iua 70 much Of
the law as to make himfelf little merry now and
then with the foeninity of juridieal proceedings.
have heard Of common law judgments before now, in
deed have been preien the delivery of fone that
according TO my poor apprehension, while they paid
the u,moh reipea to the letter of ftatute, have de-
parted widely from the irt OF it, and, being govern
ed entirely by the point OF Ian, have left c7sy, az,
and eomm0n .ft behind them at infinite diAance.
You will Judge whether the following repor, OF
cafe drawn up by mylef, be not proof and lluNra-
ton of this iatirical aferton.
NOSE, PiaiahS--EYES, DsjtnGanA.
].
Between Nole and Eyes fad cor.ea arore,
The Specfacles fet them unhsppily wrong,
The point in dilpute was, as all the world knows,
To which the faid Spectacles ought to belong.
With great deal of fSi aud wig full of learning,
While chief Baron Ear, fat to balance the laws,
So fam'd for his talents at nicely di:cerning.
In behalf of the Nofe, it will quickly appear,
And your Lordlhip, he faid, will undoubtedly find,
That the Nofe has had Speaacles always in wear,
Which amounts to poifefiion, time out of mind.
Then holding the Spedacles up to the Court,
Your Lordihip obferves they are made with frad
die
AS wide as the ridge of the Nofe is, in fhort,
Defgn'd to fit clofe to it, Jun like laddle.
Again would your Lordfhip moment fuppore,
(Tis cafe that has haPpend, and may be AGAIN.
That the village or countenance had not Nole,
Pray who would, who could, wear Speeiacles
then?
Or the whole it appears, and my argument fhows,
With areaioning the Court will never condemn,
That the Speaacles plainly Were made for the Nofe,
And the Nofe was as plainly intended for thcm.
Then ihiftiug his fde, lawyer knows now,
He pleaded again in behalf of the Eyes,
But what was his arguments few people know,
For the Court did not think they equally WIFE
So his Lordihip decreed with grave folemn tone,
Deceive and clear, without one if or but,
| That whenever the Noie put his Speaacles on,
BY daylight or candlc-light, Eyes nould be ibut
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
PHILADELPHIA.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,
To Comm opoRE pREBLE.

Commodore Prebe, being on his return from
the feat of government to bis family in Maffa-
chufetts, was prevailed on to fufpend his Jour-
ney, and to crafty his friends, by accepting an
invitation to dine with felea party in this City,
on Saturday laft.
A fumptuous entertainment was provided at
Mrs. Hardy's Hotel, where upwards of fixty
gentlemen aflembled, to welcome their difin-
guifhed guef.
Thomas Fitsimon5, Efquire, and General
Francis Gurney, were requefted to prehdc.
The day was pafied in the mof pleaiiDg hia-
rity-and every denomination of efteem
and attachment, which the location called
for, was cordially given, and gratefully return
ed.
The following ToASTS were drank
/. The United States.
.. The fate of Pennsylvania.
8. The PRECEDENT ofthe United States.
4. The memory of WAsHINGToN-fpotlef
fplendid, and immortal.
s. The navy of the United States-an infant
Hercules, the boat and bulwark of our
country.
6. The Army of the United States-brave,
dfciplined and patriotic.
1.-THE memory of the Heroes and Patriots of
the American Revolution.
s. The Contribution of Pennfylvania-refpeef
ed and unimpaired.
9. Our Fair Country Women-their hap
pinefs our object, their finiles our re-
ward.
TO- The memory of Gen. HAMILTON.
y. The Senate of the United States-may
its deliberations always correfpond to the
jultice and dignity of its late judicial pro-
ceedings.
IL. The Judiciary ofthe United States-wife,
virtuous, and independent.
Is. The memory of our gallant Officers and
Seamen, who have fallen in the Tripolitan
war.
IA. The Agriculture, Commerce, and Ma
nufactures of the United States.
Is. The Progrefs of Science and Religion.
IS. A fpeedy releafe and happy return to our
brave Tars, prifoners in Tripoi.
IT. Our gallant Guef-he reaps the grateful
reward of his honorable fervices, in the
efeen and affection of his country.
BIZ Commodore PREBLf.
The City ofPhiladephia, and its Commercial
interefs.
By the PrsEaent.
May the gallantry of our brave Defenders, al
ways receive its belt reward-the approba-
ton of their fellow citizens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
WASHINGTON, March 81.

Having received from Commodore Preble, infor-
nation that the Neapoan government cannot pof-
fibly fpare to Commodore Barron, any of their gun
boats for the enlung fummer the SECRETARY
OFTEE NAVY has ifued orders for the equipment
of TEN GUN BOATS to leave the United States,
70 join fquadron in the Mediterranean about
the III of July Owing to the violent gales of wind
that ufuay prevail the cca of TrPoli before the
month of July, gun boats cannot be ufed to advan-
tage, or even with iafety, before that period.
Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
Dnmcttir Jn.rlligrnre.
NETWORK, March 90.

Captain Taber informs us that at the time of hi,
departure the frgate United States, captain Rogers
was at Lifbon, undergoing fome repairs and would
fhortly leave that port to join fquadron in the
Mediterranean. Hoitilities between Great Britain
and Portugal had not commenced, but iuch event
was conldered unavoidable.--M 7. 11ers. Adv.
In the fhip Hare, from Lhbon, came pahenger
JssErH RUpEMAKER, Eiq. charge DIES afaires and
Conul- General from the Regent of Portugal to the
United States who informs that the Spauif ports
opened that intelligence had been received of
the French feet having failed from Touion, coniing
of fifteen fail that the Brett feet alto fad be
and that the u. S. frgate Contribution, captain
Rogers, had left Liibon three days before ,he Hare
for the Mediterranean. (ibiA)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02

II to them, he would have at once cut
of all the waverings of the federal party. Not
having purified this manly liny OF conduct,
what muil we think but that Mr.. r. had in
duged the ambitious defire of Disappointing the
wiihes of he people, of fnpplantng his illuftri-
Gus competitor, and of feeling himfelf clothed
with presidential bonours, by an unnatural COM
bination of the federal party, with minority of
the republicans
| am no admirer OF the character of Mr.
Burr. Amdf the blaze of genius which fur
rounds him, his critical oblervers believe they
have dfcerned fome glaring imperfettions.
His luxury, the loofenefs of his private morals,
his known propentty &c political intrigue, inthe
puriuit of which he has even heiitatsd to COM
NIT his thoughts to paper and truit them TO his
friends: have attracted the attention and the
difapprobation ofhis country.
At this time perhaps MIR. Burr is a better
man than he has ever been before. He has been
initiated in the fern and rugged fchool OF ac;-
verify. Her " rigid lore" may have curbed
the ambition and broken the hauehtintfs Of
his fpirit And his recent hiitorymay havetaught
him, & it will teach ali likehm, one tlutary
leilon, that violentiufpcon even when they are
untrue, light with furet aim upon that mans
head, whole private character, is open to re-
proach, and whsfe psblic conduct has previ-
Gully fubjected him to the imputatioD Of in
trigue.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
CHOICE LAN0-FoR sHLE.

NIGHT hundred acres of Land, two hundred and
i lilly ofwhich is sondered valuable low grounds
live hundred and fifty Of the trael extremely well
tnbered with quantity ofexcellent linn Rone fitna-
ted conveniently on a navigabe river; a valuable
nlill-eat Tkere is this trad of land very valua-
Die and convenentimprovements, one two Rory wood
en- houie, az feet by 20, perfectly new and neatly
thrilled with paintings other houfe that is aimo
eonneeedwith the one readydefcribed built of brick
80 feet by %; a new and well built garden the
yard well ineloled by Poa and railing with al other
convenient out houes. The fiuaton of this traa Of
land is well known TO he valuable in every relpe be-
ing on the navigsble river Rivsnns in the county of
Abemarie, 10 miles above Richmond, 10 from FIRE.
deriesiburg, 10 below Charlottesville, ard below
Milton One third Of the price nun be paid in ready
money, the balance IN three annual payments. Thofe
who with purchait will be rievn the land by the
proprietor. RANDOLPH LEWIS
April .. (5ts)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
PUBLIC ROADS.

The following observations are fnbmitted to the
public in the form of petition. They con-
tain proportions of great Importance TO To-
ciety.-As they are entirely new, the writer
will not pretend to fay, that they are per-
feet; but being prefented in this form, they
will attract public notice, and it is hoped,
will meet with patronage. 1t would be wife
to make great facrifices and extraordinary ex-
ertions TO eftabliih Public Roads. Here 4
plan is fuggefed which requires no facriGce,
but will be embraced with aiacrity by all
thofe whom it will implicate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
PETER SBURG. March 90.

We learn from Brunfwick that Colonel CLAI-
BORNE has declined offering for congress the ap
preaching election, and that DIR. JoHN CLAIBORNE
and Col. MARX ALEXANDER, of Mecklenburg, are
candidates. The political tentments of thefe gentle
the fame, (republican) and TIE refut of the
election is conGdered as very doubtful.
Pebnbli.an.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02

by viyf0e If dra Of fr4F eSeeaie3 !, n. sfs PiLaF
Beggb, 70 Ee9,fa debt dae &c iLe hls firm Of Bulgb
PoioeE e. Go,
WIN be fold on twelve months credit, on Tnedav the
2Sd. infant, before the tavern of Mir Brook in
the town II Manchener;
TNVEEke NEGROES, to wit Frank, Adam,
J Joe and loan and her child Charity BONDS
with approved ieS,ni,y will be required 70 carry ir-
tereit from the date Il uot puuclaally r.id.
ALLEN POLLOK,
THOMAS T2EUWAY 1'%''"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02

NORFOLK, March 90.
Mr.. RICHARD II. LEE, Attorney at Law,
Tuefday la(t appointed Notary the Branch of the
Virginia Bank in thi; Borough. HeyalG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
pi8teiianp.

GThe Myferies Of the Invifble Lady have at
tracted comfortable curioGty, and bafTled re-
peated enquiries in this city, and many other
towns ofthe continent. Will the reader ac-
cept the following account from "Tbe EIe-
11enfS of Natural or Eeberi,nenfdI PbiloJoSby,
6y TIberiu5 CavaIio, r. K. S. MnyRrafed qUifb
cobber-6iateJ, Toig. 49," as satisfactory
explanation of this popular phenomenon?
Or will he demand different explanation of
this "InviibIe Lady, and the insnimate f.
CURE Gjbended in the air." to which Mr.. Ca
VALID audes there being perceptible diff
ference ~ their external conformation ?
"Upon this principle feveral curious contri-
vances may be made; and the fpeaking of the
inanimate figure, fufpended in the air, which
was exhibited in London fome years ago, de-
ponds upon the fame principle. The mechan-
i'm was as follows: a wooden figure was fuf-
pended in the air by means of ribbands, in an
opening between two rooms. There was a
perforation about an inch and an half in diane
ter, from the mouth to the upper part Of the
head. This aperture had an enlarged termina-
ton on the top Of the head, and with the other
extremity communicated with fort of fpeak-
ing-trumpet, which was faheued TO the mouth
of the figure. Behind the PARTITION the enlarg-
ed or funnel-ke opening Of tube was ftuated
directly oppofite to, and at about two feet diff
lance of the aperture on the head of the figure.
The tube behind the partition was bent in a
convenient form, and a concealed performer
applied either his mouth or his ear to the other
end Of the tube. Now, If a perfon applied his
mouth TO the opening of the trumpet, and fpoke
into il, the found paflcd from the opening on
che head of the figure through The air, to the
opening OF the tube which food faciugif behind
the partition Of the rooms, and the perlon who
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02

Departed this life, at Columbia, Viz in the nine-
teenh year of her age, after long but feveTe inefs
MRS. POLLY BRAINHAM, the worthy conlort of
MIR James w. Brainham merchant, of that place
she was an aiecionate wife, ndulgent mitrefs kind
neighbour and was universally retpe6ted by all who
knew her.
will think on you when midnight zephyrsrove,
And mourn my fate, and drop the tear of love.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02

Y MARPIED-On Saturday evening lan, by the
Rev Mr. Blair, Mr.. BENJAMIN STErsoN, Merchant,
tot agreeable apdmuch admired nIGs Nancy Lyle.
all of this place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02

~ No. q on the Preitnf policy Of stbe FEDERAL
PART. is poRpOned.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
poErRY.
AxfRAcr....,ArnoAsLk 10 ms TINS.


3" PRIh0s0FBERS qraJ al ner III,
Cant rcgsiate bs p4Iiis s0ilf >
O, Tariff hee'f gJ4et
From arb q hnf.r'S ra-f a. III.
oha6,sa . fayea'r egiad Be 4sT'
qbo43 fre oa2 tessH idf,fr
M5a, my y;saI ib.r egsa46 70 tare''
7st III, osH r,f tier mind .seo'oe;
., make tie sgf'1rs e-5isgtbey Prise,
Se1a t,i AEgtgaf foftsir gof
Nor eaa h5lf joa5 II hoi' ,r'gogt
Rr--rst, dif9R, r fa''iai L5e'
ftsc. on tb'' earfb 4DH 5eq'S flse:,
Aai cve' P'efss:jl yo"r ra'r
rromOfioa erfRaHsre tie rii7f- =
Plsslire III a4voea::5 sOH ,faf--
D,e-h arsfo55o,IqlaL :a',adt
tSon de ereafer @aL.Ddr,
.1od tyias qvLen II i fly sssqoa,
HiNGqd aotsrili %, 'trsas''
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

q tie Honorable Sonar and Hezora5k Haze Of
Rr2yf MET Gaae,aI G ut 4smAd; IT, ara Wed
r5iaay n january, FnHo Dnr,"i 8o5.
"A fE petit e the cibcrs, nhabi of he
L tow rs If roasnd, NewgOuc5G Ger add Mia, t, ham
bly, ltws thar your petuioners Il the denomination
az x ul hifta0S led Methcdis aud have hereto
fore nla4y met & worhiPped Gcd together tor upwards
or ivc years pant and have hired and empoyed
tendtd upon inch teachers Of piey Religion morality
ssreeahly The Meth, dih mode Of Worihip he Jaw
TcqcircAsd your petitioners further thew. iat their
ocal aud relative nation is iuch wou.d make il con
vcntrt for them contnnc meet together ard Ne
incorporated ieoerate Society .-Wh-refore they
pray that they together with their families and citacs
he incor porated into diinct Religions So3ety BY
the Dame e the FiE Mef5ssH SeTfty Pound And AZ
in tuty boud viii prav.
EZL2IEL MARTIN, and SO others.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Indisn-a territory and FOR other parpcies "
----- Making provifon for the accommodation OF
he PRECEDENT IF the Unifed Making
progiion for the widew and orphan children OF
Thomas FIinn--for the relief OF George
Scoone an Alexander Camaron. Making
appropriation for carrying into elfea certain
Indian treaties, and for other surpoies Of Indian
trade and intercourse Fer The more ef
fetlual prcfefvation OF peace 10 the ports and
harbors Of the United States, and in the waters
under. their iuriidctou -" TO extend
,urildiGtion IN certain cafes 10 the territorial
courts - For TIE relief Of Robert Pat
ton and others
7ofqf Rc3gt5E exyrcfive Of the thanks OF
congrefs to commodore Edward Prcble, officers
lcamen aud nar.nes Of his iquadron.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
Commonwealth Of Mat1achuletts.

In Saiae, Jan. 81 1906.
ON the Petition of Ezekiel Martin and
others, praying be Incorporated into religious Soeic
~
okDERFD, ,hst TAG petitions cahe attcned copy
OF .ifcr pstition with this order thereon be pub 0
ed'rrce week frcctivey in the Portrf Gu-stts, Prin
ted at Portland the isG pubic alton 70 Re tiT d4vs
az leaf before tie lrcond ednedY, Of I'll hrh felton,
az tse General Court shat al concerned, may hen
appear and ihew ue f any they have) why the pray
sr Of fsid petitioa thoGd Mt ~ granted.
Sent down lsr Concurrence
DAVID CoBB, .G-az..
IN the = uie Of Representatives, Feb. .. 1885. NJ
Read acd GoncurFcd.
n G. OILS, S9.-E.-.
A true Ccpv,
Ar,tsr WENDELL DAVIS, csI5SeAa,.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
HANscNs' ESTATE
TOHN p. EANSCNS
ESTATE.


II 70 netion nall appear difcaarge aid 4 res an5
aunereday intervening chrg before the t,vsntv
eighrh day II Ma a. Al ,ea " the dock "a th-
noon AZ the 1weiine houf Of CAPT, D4gii Li5y in fl
Lebanon = mach p th- fsio lis iand As ihau N.
iuihc'ent 70 difcharae the fme s Shcn be fold Al nul
liz auction 10 TIE higheH bidder cordnp. n tsw
Dotsl q Lssaaes ga sfai4, br SD ~ Of Bsrsuy " p
1865 Il
Dav.D "JCODsuM
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
TO / EFT,

A HORSE,
WAS left in the keeping Of the fubfc ber the owR
W er If which cared his name q nan. The horie
;5( arc I ack md 5, and fomewhat old
Saddle and Britle was lett with him tEn'efs the own
r. cal for the fame in DAVIS from this date the fame
will he fold for the ben 6t Of the keeper.
DANIEL JACKSON
Psllri May;J 49, 1885.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

fr5Gsfiorrs give notice that
4 further the Of ore foath u allowed by "a
Islae OF PROBATE fsr the eogng % cumbs lard y
ne creditors u ~ ea4te e ..sa
- ROBERT McDOSALD,
ara 10 hrina Ia their claims. and a't they Co. 80
l-pd lad. bufnes ihe hauie q taTs c6rtvatl inn
holder on welne.lay the 81 u APr next, ifia cot
RICHARD HUNNENCIE.
ARTHUR AIs LILLIAN
oer,',-i rrb 51,r4, Is
rs1HE lubicriber hereby gives pubic
no.ie. 70 al eonc,rned th't IL. has hern dag
s.'oin,e5 and h.s taten ugon hinlf tae 'ruG o at,
niiniGr~toT tae rfate Oh N
ANDREW THOMPSON.
,4 af Portland N The county of Cumberland vrcranr
seosaed ~ giving bsnd the law siFscs the thers
FIRE reaueps al nerons who indebted % The fd fe
a. lds ELITE 10 make imme'''@te psyment ana tiiu-
who have any demands thereon & eh,o,t ,s .ml 20
ps,l.,ss M,rs5 :. .2os.
HHE iublcriber hereby. gives pubic
notice TO all g ncei oed that IL mas ben dulv ap-
no11tea and Kas taken uron hnltH the trul VI alm4.
it1atur 90 the cnate- Of
raf. ~ North armouth IA the CogIty - CumhtranI
kIariner afcd by siviog do the law rcts
FIe therefore requcAs pertons who Indebted %
ne f.id deoeoyds t0ate TO make in-tdlte y yrcnl
and thofe who INV dem-ds Ike ron trhih he
l fame $3.50 J'9EHE 1DJNG IT,.
Dated Portland Marek "a u !.
rEnHE fubicriber EeEepy gives public
|; notice to al concerned thar Gs p ". hscn duy
lppon'cd aud ~ t-Aep upon hIfH Tx tran Of All
! mn.irasrix on the eGac a
IOSI All GRAHAM.
ale of Scarborough. in i4d county ytor Dgcesfed,
nv pivnq honds - the law dirlcts ;ts ~ ~ fore ri
qutfs an perfons WHO indebted TO the aia de eafcdz
Gate to make immediate n,nt ard thoe IL have
! any demands thsteon, to exhi't tbs FINE n
CATHERINE GRAHAM.
| DATED Ma,s5 "a 1893
| Ith lubcrter Ae,c by gycs pubic nee to cog-
! J cerntd that he ha. been ouy appointed and hs4
taken upon himief the Uul ot acTliu Ator on the
| eaate az LEMUEI, BRYANT,
Of Portland il tad county, d.csafed, BY civ
ing bond As The lax d'rcts lie therefore recuear all
pei who arc nd bted the faid d-ceafees cfate
make m1hed ate payment aud fhoie rho have any
/ demands thereon 10 eznibit the iame 10
LEMUEL WEEKS.
I Dated Ifsynb ~.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

ar RJGCLES, With gratitude -;'-fS1. -! D.
wi tha.ks ollie ladies and geatlemen OF rol.1n-
and informs than that hi' leeoqd aqar,e 49, ton
I'm Nv his snoIoyers pupils, sod oher'' be ilN"e5s t-
e INA, HI. method Of teaching lis chool' nj 'her
srobaton vhi,h irdhee, him 20 otter hm'ef se."u
line !Is terms are before three coiaf' DA''-
NB, Ihfs perfons vso viz, to honor h's iuoitTIp-
t;on napsr with tter lenatures ~ leave their A~s'
!, M. Snib's nore in Fzohangs Row.
c.9.-l;.r M Hfg,eb y
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

.s1HE lubicriber hereby gives pubic
4 notice 70 al soleerned th't Is has hern da'g
.Iain,e5 and bas taken upon himfslf tue iru ol at
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
ROAD TO FORTUNE 4!

FER Sale, at, Chris Boo5frs and Lettsry
Cg1lr, IN tis-5trest,
IckETs al 7 dolls. Quarters at 100
z in the 1tH c4fs Of So~b Hadlty Cana! Letter. Win b
viii peG,igtiy comnicnce ing out the VALoAbLt
izES at Balon in ei5 than 50 dys from his date
~ a dvtn,Tfcrs. Now u YOUR TIME TO OBTAIN
n 0oo DOLLARS FOR a TRIFLE !---BaHt EiL5
Tsbers' Nctes, All Prize 7lttr fais7 ia Sy"faf.
Far fs4 o6ooe,
A Few Tickets and Quarters in the Fifth
Cl4fs Of Amoiteag Cana Lottery, which Pdanssiy viii
commence craving at Boaon on the 18th OF April
and will loon rife 10 dolls. 80 cents.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

5 rubhed every Norfay, ~ z. a. lENKs, = tl$
Printing Office, Nc Y, F5a-S'ysef, PoRrtAND; Nherc
fubicriprions, advertisements ccfamunicatiGf., an
are received with attcntion The price, 70 count
iuhicrbers who receive their Papers the Office, c-
W packages hy the mai, y ONE nOI LAR X fIEtE
CENTS year 81 ssbtr ibcrs who i've III 5vUn.
and tholc Whole papers ftlcJ ahd rov arded icP
Arateiy will DC charged TWO EoLLAas year.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
THOMAS CHILD,

THOMAS CHILD,
TEAS juft received for fale at his Store IN
falmouth, few rods ealtwaTd of Pre-
flnicot Bridge, good afortment Of
ENGLISH & WEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES,, {e'c Gc.
all which he is determined TO fell as cheap as
car be purchaGed n Portland.
B. Country Produce and Lumber, Of diff
ferent kinds, taken at fail fore, for which =
Reasonable price will be given, in cath (if re-
CURED or goods. MARCH s.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
Coaq-rfs Of nc llnitrn State0.

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AZ each fir tc.75zging Piaess. vfS-A 4r. rres
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
Forty Dollars ReWa1d.
PAM-AWA1, IN Monday night, the 18th

Forty Dollars Reoayd.
RAMAWA1, on Mon1ay night, the 18th
instant,
A Negro Man, named WILL:
Il GED about 80 years, dark completion,
IN has a long chin, when he salks or laughs
fhews hiss teeth, is S feet 9 or 10 inches high,
we'll made, is an artful, cunning fc'lcw-Had
On, when he went away, a grey coat much worn,
brown WaiGcca., and a drab. colored ftfiped pair
Of fhoft bteeches, a dark grey pair of bookings,
old thoes and hat.
/ p~archafcd him from Mr.. Cba,hs Benaef,
fcnlor, of Loudcon county, and it is probable
he may change his name-He has lived in Alex.
| andria, is we'll acquainted about the town, and
I do not doubt but he will be harbored by lone
| ofhis acquaintances. If the faid Negro is taken
| within the diGria of Columbia, or in Fairfax
county, / will give TEN DOLLARS; if 80
| miles from home, FIFTEEN DOLLARS If
so mics, TWENTY DOLLARS; and, if TAX
en- up in Penniylvania, FORTYDOLLARs.-
Whoever takes up the faid Negro and confines
him in any Jail, fhall receive the above reward.
REIN OFFUrT,
Fairfax county, near the Great Falls
of Potomac.
April 80. law
N. b. All matters Of veRels and Others, are
forrwarnea again& harhoring or carrying OFT fala
fellow, 1t sfsir peril.