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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-25
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bressufs he com Emeats ef me seasou
u his Rairons, andinl orms ilIen that
Re kosnot icsf q S,ome,1fs tib,f III ldy-
inr tefore them me HIGHLY
IMP0RTANT contents effhis Ex-
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fhr6Reh az toi;isness d ~ Cossss-
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Wash;seson-Cssy, tsfke Editor " fhe
1nteiigsncer, daied ne 2ond insfanf.
we almost bellows here int Tin
has surrendered with "a, 900 AdsHians |;
but Russia il pouring down II ukytiads
from the North some accounts state
her army IL q 900 Saxohy 4 sending
1A;Oo fesse -, 900 Prussia 90, 900
and Il Is believed that everv Kdrope-
u power & now II action againos Bdo
Haparte- We hope they win check hin
career. Am
= We expect Council 81 State, which
saf on Wei nes{lay last, II about to send
Genefal E ATOM 20 our Southern bots
1ders % abread terror among The Dnls
bur depend npon i The Tinted States
stand 81 the most periIons sitoation tley
ever did Wcnow know that the Spa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-25

$50 g Ks 49, e. - !.
s ~ saiu ~ some q snf crew e
ne r,skls, tnat they saW = an q Tow:
ne Mautiinss ns sara, y also erEiveu
win "a aisRatrhss;
ne hoysl Soyerign, victory Ne
ve1Be, nsllisls. smsla'res Dslis1op1ons
and MARS, suffered most ! ms ! smer.
are, engaged Two sniPs ana sook snem
80 d,a ne Neptune TO tnres,eeek.
Sc Mnlcnss!nek e se -; ne i nSysl
s 3 . J: sad i,ad 4oo men k <
Great e The victory has been ne Soul-
" hss q lshsn, shs los e Lord Mel !.
500. who 49, killed by : Musket BAH
tEonthe yep q the oantissimo ! riniaau,
with whom the Victory was enEnged and
actually lasi,cd IoSe.1er. f1is LordsniP
vas, g tns moment 2. reefivsa the
youna' sxPsssslng nls ! usllgnt :. ne cen p.
duct q the Second @ Command, Admit.
- Coliinsw0od. The lat signal that
ne made va. inst England s1peeted e
very man g ms dnty.- inm 49, zone ~
ieiS| ne, sns We g WHEN q brought
g gseAk perleetlon. Iape lnl, q the
"a ~, and capt. Cook q tne 9e,.srophon,
RULED, ana captain ! yreFs g sns hefos
wounded.
!. -
ne omeiai nullesin q ne french an
noanes Ine saP,ars g IN, win me
Austrian general Mack. Alter This event.
O. sns night Ct the i6sh Oct: there vas Z
terrible hurricane ne Danube comPiete-
y oyerno.eq, and carried away nlmqst
~ sne puogess wnlch stsitens the
Ersncn Y tneir supplies g provisions.
ps hpssr.an army says tne French
os''ss,nl my g sonslds, g :. annla y !.
obliged g make ievies Of recruits g -
sist the French armies, which had de-
stroyed "A army q one hundred thoa-
sand mens without xperisncing, We may
.ay, any losa: The French l6ss ~ liss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-25

MILL Be sold = public sSle. % he
w highest bid Der, O. ne rsth div
Of next month, On : credit 81 Twelve
months Che purchaser eivinf bond Mi,h
good secofity the Clebe Ls1ds Il the
parish 81 Norborne, silnats ID he coun-
~ of Jeaersoh, about one mile from
Charles Town. The tslc NilItakc place
q de dwelling hoose On thc prcmise5, e
one o'clpek Is he ait<rnoon. Due IL
tendsnee win Egiveub{ he s1bseribeIs,
Z mAjorily ~ Ne ovesaA<ts of he Poor
for de county of ielItfson 6f6rssaii.
AIR HAN DAVENPORT, J,
SAM BEE WRIGHT.
SMITH 81 uGHTkR
Decembc< 90 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

Such are the dreadful ef-6ts Of dc-1oora
cv when famed by foreign incendiarle6 or
innate foes, who in pretence OF watching
the liberties Of the people, ieek nothing bur
their own aggrandizement, that the people
know not with whom they can truit their
public concerns with lafety, and ever Jealous
Of their right, as they ought TO be, though
not in too great degree, are ready TO be-
lievc that they are governed with rod OF
iron il any one has the imPudencc 70 tell
them 70. America has long been progref-
fng Powiy in that road, which has proved
the deftruttion of all Governments like hers,
and Of late has marched with unufual rapid
itrides, apparently regardless of he approach
ing dehiny. Although my hopes for her
future glory are as great as can be enter am
ed in the human breaf, YET with anguiih
Of heart do I fly it,--they are exceeded by
my fears, that America like France, after
having for few years fufered internal COM
motions, anafTiaatien5 and removals OF her
beR men, will fit down tamely, being ex-
haufed and fufIer the chain to be rlvetcd
on whenever any ufurPer more ambitious
thar the ref GhaIl feel difpofed TO take ad-
vantage Of her tituation, and thus terminate
the only exiting, and add one more to the
long lift of fallen republics, whole hifto-
ries viii exhibit to poferity lafing proof
of the pernicious effects of foGering and
fupporting ambitious men. That Malta
chu(ett8 may contiue as ihe began firm in
COED caufe, is the prayer of one devoted to
her lcrvice. AkISIlDES.
Cambridge, July, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

The following obituary notice, Of the late deceae Of
the Political caLndzr, democratic Paper, is from
the Newburyport Herald
Obituary Notice, Extra a-Departcd this
tranftorylife, on Monday the fra inf H1t.
year ; months and 5 days, Mfs Political
Caiendar. She died of complication of
diforders at the time of her mothers ac-
coucbneet with this hopeful 5antFrg suyJe
was provided from the wids of New Hamp-
1lre but fhe not being llilful in her pro-
fehiOn, fufrred the little thing to take Vi
olent Geld in the damp air of Paper mil,
when jury Of Doctors were ahembled, who
recommended, as qpicknng gimsLation 500
drsb5 Of a comforting decOctisS but finding
none to fatiSfy the demands Of the aP0tbecayy
for this brGG3ibtion it was not adniaiFs' ed,
70 that Mifs loon fell inro violent feVer,
and at times was extremely deliyOHt; fhe
continued in this fate til the ngyJe having
a Misunderstanding with the dOl7o,5, eft her,
the care of whom they devolved On one
who kept her a!ive, though in rOeaky con-
dition, till about fifteen or twenty days tnce,
when ihe was itruck with the numb paIT,
and one baf of the Htte inocent expired with
out groan. In this ftuation ihe remained
(although a remedy was faid to have arrived
as far as Salem till the frf Of July, when
ihe died not for want of breath but for lack
Of nsuriGmsu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
INDEPENDENCE

The independence of America was celebrated By the
FederaiRs of Bangor, and OrEgton with 6plendor un-
equalled IN the pace-with the rng Sun the Stuyl o.
4Hsrie1 Attended lofty Pine, sxed by Nature Oh Ill
emnence luitabe dilPlay the flag Of a Free People
At one O'Clock the Company met at Greenleafs hall
and after the uual preparations parook of an elegant
dnner-Wit rebuunded from hde to hde, aud Pleaiure
beAmed IN every coultenance.
After dinner the following ToaGs were drank the
Nuhc given il fine fyIe, and the Cheers came from
the Heart
I. The day we celebrate-As 5rjf4aI to CLy;aiuns,
10 let the F0'ta! 6rt5dy goHr nation be to jubilee.
rail CeignBia.
Q. The Federal Connitution-.45 ID Frav,.ys z4a.
hds545 a7l L+b-yty.
s. The American Navy-1he only 1ecurity for our
Fesfi7g Property. Ijznfoa'5 Il75,v.
z. The MiIitia-may they always be a7lc yazJv, but
never have occalon 20 Fire, H4t3hFtoa's III .,sb.
5. Political Health to Americans. 4 ipeedy AID "a
vorable cra " Inc F-yry of Sop which las made
iuch violent attacks on No,t{cyn Confifutioas
Ia Coua5 zoLen Stsyn5 oJ/asyetJe Sly.
6, Ag-culture-Alans Firf, Beit EmpIoymon,
Ggear -lou7Asin Fg,nsr.
Navigation is the Wagon that carries our pro-
duce ~ mar5et--may il never loofe Wheel
9. The Arts and Sciences.
ok. J, S.ina.
9. The Commonwealth of AIafachuletts-Firn born
Of Freedom. May ihe never forget her Birth Right
TREE e5.ers
TO- Governor Strong the Patriot without Sr.es.isai
May the Pre-nltr5 without P4trlop, never iupplant
him. Tine, ti01. T-5,-. cb..r.t
H. The New Philofophy-May its curles rlf on
the dresiv1, not the We. 'z,sA 81 I'll.
l2shthe Clergy-Region without hyDocrify- Pub
lie Virtue without private Vice
l3 Matthew Lyon-Nay the roaring Of the Great
Beait awaken the imaIer. Viear of bray.
/ IA. Civil Lbe-ty-Ihe choiceR Boon Of bornte-
Gus heaven. Hail A,g,,;,o,
-. Judiciary-The main Pillar Of Ilberty-May
it never be iubiett to the caprice Of 4er4agogues
\ l6. The American Fair-May our Valour. eo,.I
their Beauty,
| ~, The Diltritt Of Maine-N1ay the Pine, of her
Fores uansPlanted in the Ocean bear the Flaq Of A.
merca triumphant round Ihe Globe
Three tines TREE CB-syf.
frSsE LJs E5g5,eal5 .5e Ef,ys.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Tsp the @7au5.
YORK, July IL

NEwYoRK, JULY Il.
14ms,icHn NdvsI NeqUS 1t appears that
the Britifh have recaPtured from the Span
Ifh the itOre ihip, which government had
diPaeched on the way to our acet in the Me-
ditteranean,
It appears that the cargo OF the merchant
fhiP lately taken BY French Picaroon, off
Charlelton, was worth 100000 dollars, ard
that the amount Of duties on that fun
would have more than built an armed vef-
lel Of force fuIicient 70 have protected her
from this moh lawlef and lnluliing outrage
1t appears that the Pr2Gdent's gun-boats
are yet too much in infancy to do any fer
vice: but if their Gze thouId grow with
their age, it is hoped they may yet live to
t'ke the form Of frigates. Meanwhile Mr.
Jeferfon is guardian proper enough
FreQerickfszUn Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
INTERE ESTING

The Hon. JoHN PHILLIPS, JUR. ESQ. Of Andover
has Preented an excellent BELL to Fryburg Academy
1t IS fortunate circumtance, that in the INFANT
State of literature i'll this countrv there are thoie
who Poels the and inclnat N to contribute to
the promotion Of knowledge and virtue. While this
act OF generofty is honorable and ulefn the Initu
ton It reflects ulte the family Of the do
nor, and will endear his, and ths memoy Of his anceI-
to the friends Of teratere and literary nutons
Eor, zOJo s irter5aed f5e PrOnotaz o Science zrH
give P4biieiiy % tb5 truly q1ito1ieHs zsmvisnce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Dim.

In this town, on Wedn- day Ian Mira EuN1cr p.er
aged 81, wife of Ceol Peter P. IN the fudden da.th
Of this excellent woman, hulband laments tbs Ior
Of an ahe6donate wife, the child kind and atent;,s
mother, and lociety OF member, en1n ent for pro,,
dncharge Of all the domeftic duties
AT Newgoucener Miis Lucy GraFam 4. %
At Gray, Mrs. Rebecca Yale, aged 2l, wife of NJ
DAVID Yale-Perhs Peg!cy, aged years, Gaurhter of
Mr.. Samuel PeTley. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

which he had tied the hoIfe; and, near oy'
borrid 10 relate they found theT ion nans 5
mo on a tree entirely dead he hau to4
led with his teath long "TRIP OF bark rom
hickory, which beng at one 1na 100 "a 81
to tie, he very curiouly had made i ial' oTet -
a limb above "a feet from the ground 0y
tvng down the end with few imaller PFC
ces. A Acomplete noofe was about ms 'l9ck'
His father cut him from the tree, and al
tempts were made to reiulhtate him Oy
phiGcian, but to no purpoIc. We under
fand the verdiGf Of the jury is s--t6Gf or pr
az md 10 BIS oqcn 1T, tbr9 7ga"t Ct rfGl'" "n%
re4s67isn, III TIE bsat Of PeJ7Eon.
Natisnql BraE Trembling 1.-The en-
lightensd Legislature Of New-HamPIhlre, by
an act PaiTed June a, 1905, have annexed
a gcnalty Of twenty Dollars, TO be recover
ed BY indictment, upon an parion who hall,
after the frlt day Of AuButt next, itiue or
pats any note, bill, order or check of the
bank of the United Safes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
DEDHAM, JULy rs
REMARKABLE SUICIDE.


WE teldom have 10 record more truly
finguIar and dittretha event, Of the eHa6t
Of paihon in youth, than the following /:
On F iday lalt, AVERY HARLOW, only Il
years Of age, Whole parents are called re
fpectable, living in Sharrgn, had returned
from an errand, when his father chaliied
him, in a gents manner, for his oitering
He was then bid by his father to 60 with
a horfe to pahure, about three quarters Of a
mile diftant.-As he was going, he was
heard to fay by one Of the inialler children,
that he never would come home, or come
back again. This exclamation was un-
known to his parents till he had been gone
conGderable longer than was nee ary to
ave gone that ditance They were then
informed BY the child what he had faid when
he went away. But they, luppoGng it was
but natural 6t of obfinacy, and that he
nent merely to alarm them, in retaliation
for his punilhment, did not Immediately
purfue him. After waiting fometime for
his return, they went % the paiure, near
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

THEATRE.-Laft evening, the popular drama Of
the Poe 9 Natue with the PleafHg farce OF Rajzg :be
Wi7A were rePreiented with much ability to num-
erous and respectable audience.-We are hapPyte ob
terve, that the attention Of the manager, and the inn
PToyement Of the company, promife much rational a
muiement to the friends Of the dramatic WIiz oF
f1Oo Hg6aa, advertied for tomorrow evening, com
edy much merit and performed in Bottom, the at
leaion, number of nights, with great applauie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

The C ZETTE will in future be pubG1ed every
Monday, at the Printing Office No. z, Filh Greet, Port
land, where fubcrptons, advertifenehts, and
ncations, are received, with attention.
The Gazette, having the mott extenGve circulation
of any paper in the DriCt of Maine, 1t will DE found
peculiarly advantageous for our adverthng friends.
10 Arrangements are made for publilhing, in a
hort time, the Gazette, upon paper of luperior
quality, and with type.
AL thOle, who, at prefent take the Gazette will be
coniidered continuing their fublcriptions, unles
they ignfy to the contrary. EDITORS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
s.oCrlaf10,
TUESDAY JULY %, 1906.

We have received no accounts from Europe
or the Wet Indies, OF later date than thOie me q
ed lat week--It appears that the French and span
ifl combine fleets left the Wet Indies for Europe,
about the 7th Of une and that Lord NeIlon had NOT
been attended with his ulual good fortune in be-
ing able to colae up with them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

LtCIIlE.
w the fubfcribers, having been appointed BY
TIC lion. Samuel Freeman, Elq. to receive and
examine the CLAIMS Of the Creditors 10 the EGata Of
NAlHANIEL WINSLOW, late of FaLzoatB u tie
County Il Cumberland, yeoman, deceafed, repreled
lnioivent do Hereby give notice that Tx months arc
aowed ~ laid Creditors to bring in and prove thar
claims and thatwe fha attend that lervice at the .
ot me Widow Of iaid deceafed ia Saccarappa, Oh tHe
fourth Monday Of this and the five following uoris.
Iimothy Pike,
Enoch freeman,
Daniel omall.
+4!y rs, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

WE the iublcribers, having been appointed b tie
Hon Samuel Freeman, Elq. to receive and eIam.
me the claims OF creditors the Efate Of WI LIAM
ELLIOT late ofBrnj4ok, in the County ofClrLer4TG
conan decealed, reprelented iniolvent-do hereby
give notice, that fix months from the twenty-f.
day OF May Laf, allowed to aid creditors to brny
ln and prove their claims and that we llall attend
that ierviCe at the Store Of John Perry, Jun. in aa
bruniwick, on the fra and aif Saturdays in slA
month"; from 2 tjil O'Clock, afternoon, on isid dan
JOHN PERRY, Jun.
WILLIAM DUNNiNG, C'''N.g '7sr@
Dated at B-nyz;i-k, 4tb June, a. d. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

NNEthe fnblcr bers, having been appoin ca
the non Samuel freeman, elq. jugs
Probate, TO c1aminc the Claims ag,inIt he -Gafc 4
MICAH MONROE, late Of Bruarwick. IL the cout.
~ ot Cumherland, drceafed give notice, ue vi Al.
tend lie iaia Euilncs the houfc ef ToleLL Prot.
ter Mnholder, n durham on the fra NJ dl,sof
Augu't, Sep mnCr O0cber and Novemb>r nsE,
from two O'Clock to Gx p M
FOSTER WATERMAN
SECoMB JOkD N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

BI srder 5t' The Hnora5!t Silas Lee, En-
J4dge q PTs5ats, to,- tie Cauty Of Lii Lii
coin -
NOricE is hereby given to all perfon.
: lnteretted in the laR will and teaament
Of WILLIAM CoULlLARD, late of Batb. il
1aid County, Baker, deccafed tha. fait
will IS to Be offered for probate at Couu
70 oe holden at the houfe Of Major Edward
RI. Page, ia faid Bath, on the fecond Wed.
netday Of aePtember next, when and wher:
they may appear, if they fee proper, and b:
heard Te!otive thereto.
CALEB MARSH,
Appointed Eascgter BY Jail WiH
B0t6, July ns, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
from thr CrNTINtL.

2 l@, Ehs7s,s J JIagarbylft5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
WANTED,

WANTED,
a Lad about years of age to ate
in fsalI family.-Good encouraa
mnet will be given.--Inquire at the =
zerte Office. 7uy n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

WANTED,
A LAD from Il to : years Of age, 70 attend
fnall family-tor iuch one good eEcoui'
ment wilt he civen--Inquire Of the Printers y-l-
W A ED, an active, intelligent h-1
il BooLhore-Likewile, two APPrehuta
the Book-Bind-ng brEhsls.-Inquire q ths ff'p''
J,Iy III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

MR.. BENJAMIN HALL who married "a;
VA gal Peny6o, daughter Of biiah Pear.
fon, Of CORVALLIS, may hear fometbing of
great confequence to them, or their here
BY applying to
JAMES LuMr, of Portland.
Jaly g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

TlI rs, 1905
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
C "A u ITO N
Vith respect to the Uiolent treatment Of
CATS.

In the Memoirs of the Academy of tn
rim Vol. 9Th, is found very interesting com.
munication of Mr.. Rossi, entitled !" Oh
servations. dissec,ions and experiments Oh
the bite of enraged animals One ofths
mos, important facts contained in it, is.
that cats may by i'll treatment be rem
dered mad. and without having been them,
selves bitten, may by their bite produce
the most violen. Hydrophobia. He relates
the following instances.
A young man was biz BY cat in the leg
he suffered acute pain for aome time tins
ceased, and he became well. Every me
,hod ofpreven.a,ise for hydrephobia was
used, cautcry, caustic. alkalics, blissers
&c. all in VAN; the 49th day the symptoms
appeared, aud the patient died with his
ree,h fixed in piece of IRON 1t is re-
markable, that the cat had only hsen rem
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05

pervefsion of its precepts ty those, 10 ear
ly times. who believed that none could
prove Its sincere sotariss, but the moping
and The zasters. Il 10 Wonderful shas pri-
mi,ve Piety, who muss be supposed TO
hold the b bic constantly 10 her hand:
should 40, discern The numerous texts en-
joined to sanct,fy the moderate use OF the
good things of this world. Not TO be TOO
anxious, to hope habitually. 10 enjoy so.
,berly, and TO rejoice everJnorr, arc pioEni-
nent prscepts in the New Testament.
hope | shall nor be accused OF thlnking
like certain philosophers, the sect O. tte
.EpIcureans, VIXEN / frankly acknowledge
that see no valid reason to forbid ,l&,
s,raightest of our religion eating tdianet
wlth szoeef herbs instead of ahe Ol!ler ones
of the passover. Should such teas or
Joy provokefthirst. shall sor degn II an
infraclion of gospel rulss &c indulge Liza
with little vn,e. The ylnc.y.f- OF .an4
gadi are no more, but those Of rance re-.
main, and il Jewish law g,ver could ne
his Goa, to the wins, .,ad DIP his mantle IN
the blood of the gaps why Gay npt the.
modern .drinkigg-giass be sometimes ,Ing.
ed, and why were grapes given US oaiess
20 be crushed?
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
CHARLESTON, Sept. "a.

Captain Leborgne, who arrived yester.
day from Barracoa, informs that about 900
people of color arrived at that place on the
first inst. in TWO vessels, from Port au Plat
on the Spanish side of ST. Domingo. They
stated that they had left that place in search
of the necessaries of life 1; but j, was geas-
rally supposed that they had been driven
off BY Gen. Ferrapd, they having refused
to sssist him in his war against Dessallnes.
The frigate Adams is still cruising off our
Bar; several of the officers came up to
town yesterday in pilot boar.
The schooner ST. Michael, from Balti-
more ound TO Jamaica, with cargo OF dry
goods, was captured and sent into Barra-
Goa about The 5th instant. The orders of
general Ferfand, to the privateers commits.
stoned by him, are, to capture all American
vessels having on beard dry goods to the
value of more than one hundred dollars,
which are bound TO either an English or
Spanish port, where those articles are NOT
permitted to an entry, and on this principle
the St. Michael will be undoubtedly con-
demped.
Mr.. Philip Jea,man, late of the brig Jane
of Baltimore, had aiken pass ge n the schr.
Two Sisters, for this port, but was impress
sed in sight of Barracoa, BY the British
government brig Por. Mahon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
PUBLIC SALE.
October S.

PURSUANT TO DEEDS of Trna from Philip
i Wanton to tbs lubfcrbet will be fold o. the
premifes, at public auction, at II O'Clock, A, NJ.
on the 9Th Gay OF Oa her, fu'og,
Sax Lots of Ground,
Handsomely iitaa,.d on Stump Hill about two
miles welt from Alexandria, d-fcribed in the
plat Of faid tract by the numbers ,IS, lo, 20,
a., ID, and IS, lying In one body. and contaIn
about Sc sores, being fohjed to pay of the OH
ginal puichafe nseey two irfslmenrs ddr I'd
January and I'D July paf, in amount so7 3-roa
doiIars--The terms of rfuA are CASH; hur
iome credit xiilibs allowed on satisfactory !ecu-
rity.
an like manner, wiH be Sold,
In the town Of Csztrevillt, IS miles from Alex
andri,, at II O'Clock, On the i7th dsy.o; OG<
tober next,
A valuable Lot Of Ground, roge-
ther with the improvements thereon e.nfftiss
Of good Frame Dwelling HOMIE, Tsnnesy 81
Watts, Bark. Houfe, &c. convenient for the tn,
ming bu6neh.
Samuel Craig, 71yaee.
September .. colt
E The faie Of the above Lots on
Stump Hill is poaponed till further
notice. S. CRAIG.
October s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05

81, Arnoid, from Savannah tor
sars S's e d,ys out, 10 distress, all hands
Bo''oa, ! : s s the mate aud one sea,
b.iDg sl cs,,' 6. went on board, aud spared
nla. ~ Is;os. rio. aud Indian meal for
bs sons ..d L, them have one man, by
b: slsI' 81 = Richard Kidd, of this place.
ths aal l.g smoke brig Ranger, Worcester,
ssrs ,,.;ea for New York. out IS days,
F' ll.:. ..s both pumps going, and short
sl'4s s;.;ous: their pump gcers giving
: -, our boat on board, add spared
g. q wa NO pump brackets, and some pump
issn IN -, could spare her no provisions,
: ': : s.ry short ourselves. Left the brig
s > |, very bad situation, the captain did nos
pa. -, 70 reach New York in her.
SP ,I'o arrived, schooner Federal George,
~ a,' BOSTON, aud number of other coast