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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For .SIT.

NALL BE SOLD, to the highea bidder, on the
w Premi!es, on the'thrd day OF April next, at
l. O'clock an undivided n,oiety i'll the two lots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald,
dec d. fronting the Baton OF the James River Canal,
near the center OF the city of Richmond with an I'M
divided moiety of all the valuable buildings thereon,
committing OF large three tory BRICK BUILDING,
eighty feet in length, with fout;enements, twenty
feet wide and foryve feet in length with fire pla
ces on the firt and fecond hoors roomy garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoting and lower
ing packages, &c with dfpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars with lire places in each This houe has been
lately built and in good repair; adjoining well e.
niihed two tory framed dwelling houfe, thirty eight
feet quare, with good cellars with fire places in
each Tor cooking, in the firt and fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places-Alfo, ina two to-
ny Brick Houfe with four rooms with fire places in
each, convenient for fore frall family, likewie
all wooden building with cellar, built for kitch-
ell, and may be ufed fop ALTO two fables and
carriage houie. The buildings except the Kitchen
liable and carriage houle, injured in the Mutual
lniurance Company againft fire in the fate of Virgil
MA, and the premiums paid The lots front the baton
on one Tide, and are bounded by Carys Greet and the
itreet leading Shockoe wareliuufe, on the two &
ther ides OF them, and convenient for Conn
mercia or other buiinefs any in the city.
The terms OF iale, will b. feventeen thoufand dol
lars III ready money, the redue payable the fifth day
OF Auguh next, for which reiidue, bond with approx
ed iecurty Will be required 1t is deemed unneceia-
ny to ftate the great value of the above property to
thoie who rede in this city, but for the information
OF strangers, the ublcrber begs leave to state thar
the aforeiaid property IS Immediately oppolite the
lower part of the balm of the James river cara where
all the produce of the upper country is landed; and
to any Perion delirous of carrying the conni.on
buneis exteniiVey, perhaps is hyperion any other
iii this city.
| WILLIAM AUSTIN
| February S--tf
From eireHwRanneJ not otteraSt 70 zcbrn bs 4Lsve
0ain0~r Property 7vas advertitd far a, the 6ribey
ba' PSfPonea the day Of aie, I'll Wedc1ay t5e Eiqbfb
day Of May next, at 7obeb tine zrW certainly take
place at O'Clock tie Preses zUben enc au,t5 of
The fnrebf "On:y only nil be reqrired in band, and
credit Of Tires fix and nine mon:bl 0rn for tie balance,
tie P3rsIafr 10 giOe bonds and wity to carry iaeya
from the day Glt, anaa decd Of fra tie property 10
jeeure TIE Payment. WA: AUSTIN.
IIoyeJ IC
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TO DE SOLD.
Mavsb so.-(2aw6w.

Il URSUANT ha Dredef Tyga, sxeufod 10 mr By
4 f5e late HAIRY Ra1@bb, Err. TO Esp,e fbe pey-
~fa' f certain a0' 81 MONEY in s aiddecd aelao4cs-
ate be aHe fl0m him to Lyle and AzC,oGs, mveJaaf-
Parfel y Ha@dhsadL il The eosafy Of Cbefc,Eea 7piJ-
in BeIRaaee e oa, miss fran I1aaebeds,, and eGinaf-
cite eoafn a1s"f tire ba1dred and ffen ae,es ri.
Aa7d community kHozoa 81 he IF Seos fat1, or e
Camb hGd, 7oH 6e(a eP ar ls he big5e6 butter, on
jTsdyay bsF Of May acxf bef7geen fbs boD,s ofee.
r'sa II. NJ aadf7oo p. M al Zeebariab B,oot,s Ia
rim h NeqsdSPst, on tie foLio7c;qg fc,~s, 0is-Oa.
fISd9 fs P"'e6e 1oayio b. f,id do7on, one fbiyS IN
fN ''lb a@a ne rc.paiaing i0i,d fqesIVs months om
heAgy q ylat.
borf and Jffsrit1 7oR BE- ,egf,ea FIR tie faed7arl
Pyneat bs s,edt isaacsf,, Or 4oJis5 gaymsaf 6eiag
@'4de, Pf1fer eeHveyeaes -OiH &c rxse4fedby
JOhN HETENLNGHA1G.
Cbs'Gfe'd 1fa,eb gS.--(eP;Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
BROAD-RoCK RACES.

nN 1ueiday the Seth infant, will be run for, the
~ JOCKY CLUB PURSE of Four Hundred Dol
lass, four mile heats.
The ieeond day, the pR0PRIETCI's PURSE
Of Two Hundred Dollars. three mile heats.
The third day, SWEEP STAKE for 4 year old
Cots and tillles, two mile heats entrance loo Dol
lars, hail forfeit; iuhierptou be kept open until
the evening Of the fri days Race.
Inc money to be run for each day, will be placed
IA the hands OF the Judges By the Proprietor Of the
C0arle.
WILLIAM BALL, Proprietor of the Courfe
April 6th.-----(cptSoth0
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TO RENT,
AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATE

AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY,
a TENEMENT Shockoe Hill adjoining the
L houle now occupied by Mr.. John M Crede.
iately poneied by the Subforber. There is on i, a
convenient Wooden Houie with two rooms clofet
and panage. the firti floor. Two ROOMS and :.
cloie above, kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houie and Garden. VIM LONG
January 18th 1906. ehc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
FAIRFIELD RACES.

~ N Monday TIE gu day Of Nay, TIE FAIR
= y FIELD JOCKE1- CLUE CUP will be run
JS' free for all agesfbe bOre, 10 be bona s the PROPER
y efmcmbsr' -dijfaaee, tzuo mile beatt.
TIE &ly fohOzoing, The COCKER CLUB PURSE
IJo"r bsndrel ael1r5, .fapr mile beats.
On tie tbUd day. fb. PURSE OF TIE PP0PRL
EToR 0FTHE COURSE, Of t7oo bnad,ed dLars,
tire mile beats.
On Tbayfasy, SWEEP ST-AKEJo Cais Of 5
Jfa's old, fer G ipe ofbsa I11deira lYine dfanee,
'7o mile 6eaL. Foay Gets are entered and tie G5yi5-
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TO BE soLD--roN READY MONEY,


n Puruanee Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
a Unred States between Phineas Bend, attornr;
Tor the creditors Of Ezel.al Edwards, plaintiff, and
b"vd Sols and others, defendants, in order to raq
The iun OF 1000 dolls 10 cents with the expenees of
ials, NUMBER OF SLAVES and 10 much Of tina,
valuable Elate in the county of Campbell, known by
the name of the OXFORD IRON WORKS, as fhail
appear iuhcient to rafe the iaid fam Of money and
the 'Aa expenses the fad and being now in the
pdlon OF the fad David Rois, and the lAves aoreiad
being the land.
The iale vii take place at the Oxford Iron Works,
IN ne county of Campbell, on Thuriday the 1Ith of
april next.
The AaVes are reprecntcd to be very valuable.
The land is 70 well known, as to render dsrerofo,
"nncesiiTy. BEN MOSBY, D. NJ. for
JOS. ScorT, u.v.D.
~ AZ The requeG n Mr.. Rois, the fale Of the pro-
perry above mentioned, IS potpoi.od unsil rhsrday
sic 9th DAY Of next month
AyfilS I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
VALUABLE LANDs-FOR SIR.

( WISH foGH a HALF SHARE in tie DiGra.
Swamp Cawbany-o5o, SHARES in tie Caaa.
Jron AIbemark /snad to Eh=a6eh yiyey-La, one fb,a
sftb'ee T,a&fs IF LAND, lying on Nazc17aai yivr,
nror SGfok, The three ftaJ anoatg in tie zOJsIe, t. a.
bout 1900 aeycs Aay @e0n inclined TO fa,ebgjS, NAV
5fiejormed Of fbe Tam 9 Jak BY directing letter 10 he
J1s'i6ey' lining near III P9a-e at LiaJay. Gore, III
bs~a,ie county.
FRAS. WALKER.
bfa1sL So.-(2aw6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS
In ViRGINIA.


THE fubfcribers have taken leafe Of ten years, Of
the highly celebrated MEDICINAL SPRINGS in the
county of Bath, called the Warm Springs, 70 ul.y
famed for their great and general relief in ma
ny complaints
HEY are norv PREPARING 1Ot,y ueesDary comfort aai
accommodation 10 EiiIJe amgemenfI Of t5se zubs
Isve beatib, (and to fromofs tie recovery Of fbee vcb,
7oam IT. and is desred ner1ary 10 make fbe thing;
s0idy kno1Un, 6eeag complaint bave beee been 4ae
Hgaigf The entertainment zvbie6 5as been s6trsA.
Prfparatians are MADE for at LEAP hundred eoeani
b'arat,s, 6d fragEentgnas lor fbe accommodation off
zrbieb the aridt,s zvH make all pebie exertions ana
t6:y fatter eIVes, tbatbe 7vb0 may place confidence
i" this adve'tyrenf, will not find the GraAe eagl 70,
regret or complaint.
ROBERT e GEORGE TURNER.
~ The editors of the National Intelligenccr and
Baltimore Federal Gazette, requeed to iniert the
above four times in their REFLECTIVE papers.
March 2s.-(ep6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23

With Boots OF Shoesss well as If they were on the
ipot-...-..~A-the cnsrh Of The Boot.~C--round the
Caf..B-the pitch of ditto~-~D-round the heel and
intep~-B--round the nilter--.G-aerofs the ball Of
The foot Fix the heel againit perpendicular, and
dick knife the end OF the great toeet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the df
fersut medures. January l. eptf
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NOTICE.

HAT MFR. Anthony Dibrell of Buckingham
l. county, is hereby fully authorized to make fae
of one TRACT of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres, lying Dan three ditto in Gray
fon county, lying the waters of Little Reed Hand
creek-two of thouiand acres each, and one of 500
acres the aid Dbre will attend at next April GRAY
fon for the iale the fad lands for and on be-
half of EATEIl ANDERSON.
Albemarle county, March 10, 1905. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
WEIGKTs As EOLLOw

I36FSf y ,feisnigS dIoyUed 5 lbs.
ESME SMOC&, qvbo is no7o frqpyieiot off6e Coa,js,
tgors ge1fie1" ebe Turf that The money to ,e RIM ia,
~ f9F6 dy 7rW be PIrsed IN tie baads Of ne 1Adye-
ne Il zfhtag fo,er he Dining Hog and tie Boofbs in
ne FisM Paa' 7eW be PLACID at tie gate 10 yeeeipe
1eH, as glhGk--Hs 7eW ala f4ynj6 F1bles and lite,
ey race b0gs5 gratis and L0arl cyvaa at 80 9, day.
llareb &c. (eSiRJ
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auetton 5aies.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
wv ILL in future fN at toe fore occupied BY M W
: w Hancock e Go. on Vedre'aays in each 7ve'k ;
and at their Office on TusGay, and Fridays gjaak
Dee. /, 1904. epd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23

FOR SALE,
By tie Snbleri6e,,, at t5eir PAINT q OIL MI
NUFACToR1-, Weis,-St,eet, NortaN:
WHITE LEAD,
w Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red, Ground in Oil and
Spaniih Brown, in cS u I4A. RES.
Black & Lead Colour
- for painting roofs,
Blue and Green il. pets of [, 2 & 9 lbs. each,
Vernlion ,4.1'ruilln Blue, Pattenc Yellow Red
Lead, Lithrage, Sugar cs Lead, White Vitrol, Ivory
Black.
II T. S o.
1900 gallons Dutch Linfeed Oil,
Spirits of Turpentine, Copul and rurpentine,
Warmth and Window Gais, OF all fizes.
~ Ordersfor any Of the above articles, left with
a:grs. P'oGfr y iidaaenre, Richmond, will be at
tended to Immediately, by
JOHN RORKE u co.
Norfolk, March l, 1905. (ept0
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
SPANISH HIDES.

I. OR Sale, large quantity of prime spaniil
4 Hides, on moderate terms. Apply to the fub
icribsr oppoiite the Poa-O Office, Richmond.
MICAJAH DAVIS.
4th Mo fth-tE
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FAsHIoNABLE LINEN, DRArERY, HosIEAY, &c
JAMES BREAN, FROM LONDON,

. ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of
IN Richmond, Manchester, and their vcintes, that
he intends opening STORE the Man-treet,
Catey occupied by MIR. John Sandidge, and directly
appetite the Vendue Store of Mefrs Thomas Taylor,
e Coz on Monday next, the l 9Th inf. with new
and elegant afortment of SPRING GOODS:
CONSISTING OF
Printed Cottons and Cambricks, Copper,) p..
on r' cs,; sas s Ga cs hap'sFs'
Black and Coloured Chanbray Mullins, Warranted.
hyperion quality. London
Black iwilld Cyprefs, DO do. } made
Cambrick Muffin Shawis and Handkerchiefs;
rs and A lrih Linens, Bel Fabricks;
French Cambricks, Long Lawns, and Irih Diapers;
5-4, GA, ia, Sd, s-lo, and lo-l2 Table Cloths1
all prices;
Real Yorkshire Huccabacks for Towels and Table,
Cloths s-4 and Cd wide and So yards long;
Furniture Dimetes, all prices;
Corded do. for Ladies, Dre1es, curiouly fne;
IA, 9-s, and Ga Cambrick Mullins very fines
Cd Super Super Laced do. do
III and Cd Tambour'd, Book, Null, Cobwebb3
and Jaconet Mullins
64 Fancy Japan Mullins
Al and Cd India, Null, Jaconet and Terrindam1
Mullins;
Book, Null, and Jacconet Muffin Handkerchiefs;
Lawn Bordcred Pocket Hhdkfs
Lace aud Edgings;
Cotton Connterpanes
Black and Coloured Silk Gloves and Hofe
Plain and Ribb'd Cotton Hoie.
With great variety of other articles too numerous
TO nlrrt.
N. b. The whole Of thefe goods have been pur-
ohaed by ]. 3. with immediate ca1h and the ma
jor part of them, of the real manufacturers; and
VIII be iod as cheap as in any city i'll the United States
The Lowell price will be fixed on every article for
ready money only, and 10 abatement made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE AHNUFACTURER.
MAIN-sTRrEr RIcuMnNn

Il AXES Boots & Shoe,
Iva to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of Ma
rERIALs and WORKMAN.
sniP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Boo Is and
saoE', OF the fira quality
and newell falhion, for fale
%. Gentlemen at. a III.
lance, who are d ,iedSe
forward me their meafure
/ by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23

TO RENT,
THE Fioufe lately occupied by Mr.. Francis Follett
frf door above Mr.. Charles Spencer's. Apply as "a
bove. April ll.-(eptf.
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SAMUEL MOORE affirmed.

Mr.. Harper. <Were you in the circnit cont
held in D,laware in Jure 1900 When IL netS
II. No, Sir. / did not attend earlv enou,b
on the firh day to hear the charge oven to the.
grand Jury. think I did not attend before 10
O'Clock. attended as a juror. On the ncvt
day attended early, and was in ,he conrt bonCs
when the court met When the iusy returned
INTO court, enquiry was made whether thev bsJ
any bills or prefentments to maxi. Thev an.
iwered no.. The court then enquired ofthe at.
torney OF the d'itrict Whether he had any bn6-
nels 10 iay before the grand jury. He aid ne
nan no',-Whut Dc was making this reply, h.
took 20 be &c Mirror OF the Times. and ,,' ~ =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23
CUNNING BEDFORD called.

Mr.. Rodaey. Did Judge .Chafe, in a CONVEX
fation with you, fubfequent to the dif:barge of
the grand jury, complain that he could not GET
a. perlon indicted in Delaware for fedition.
though he could in Virginia.
Mr.. Bedford. have no dinind recollection
otthAt kind. have fomc inditinf recolleaion
that in FINAL circle Of Friends, though not 20
me Perionally, he faid fome fuch thing in TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23

attorney, who anfwered there was nothing, I'm.
eis certain piece ag3nf Judge Chaf.. fudge
Chafe faid that was not a proper fuhietf of ens
curry it was only matter that tended 70 libel
the government of the United States, that was
proper fuhjett of enquiry Cor the grand Jury.
Mr.. NicAoyon. Is your recollection of what.
occurred very perfett
n. cannot fay that it is, after as long
lapfe of time. only Gate my prefent irnpretIi-
ons of what occurred.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

PORTLAND. MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1905.
OYR PdTPONS

OUR PATRONS
Are now Seiented with the GAZETTE in its ufral fze and
form and we are happy allure them that uch ar
engagements made viii prevent any future drap-
Po ntmeat IN our regular fupply of paper OF proper
quality. Altho we alone in this temporary ais-
fortune las fome OF the outhern papers have been uei
on wrapping paper owing partly the everity Of the
winter, yet II may be well TO inform our fubfcribers
that much depends their PUNCTUALTTY, TO fave
Us from ike modification, by enabling keep 4
fuPPy of flock in advance. AS this cannot be OBJ
tanned without re0fy ea6, who viii be 20 negligent as
to withhold from the printer his triAng annual demand
..." The laborer is worthy Of his hre"AAnd all hif-
tory and experience demontrate that concernrlen
OF buhneis, from the hghct public Occupation down
the mott rihrg private De profecured with
due energy unefs the expenfes las Bonaparte fays)
covered By the receipts" Our Establishment is expen-
hve and the Gazette cheaper than ether raper in
Maine It therefore depends the greater part # the
community for upport Yet while are hattered with
numerous and ncreahng lin Of fublcrbers, il is an
irkiome duty to remind them Of the thing need
full"
We have received Commodore PfeB!ys letter
% the fecretary Of the Navy, but have not room
70 give it this day. IN communi:ationg it 70
Congrefs the PRECEDENT fays-" The energy and
Judgment difplayed by this excellent officer
through the whole courfe Of the fervce lately
confded to him, and the zeal and bravery of
his officers and men in the fcveral enterprises
executed by them, cannot failto give high fat
isfa6fion TO congrefs and their country, of whom
they have deierved we'll"
Fire IN Bsf0n.-Tuefday night laf FIRE broke
out in the large fable, occupied BY Mr.. Weth-
erbee Qate King innkceper, near the Market,
which was foon confirmed, together with an
adjoining fable, occupied by Mr.. Bradlee, and
Fable occupied By Mr.. Blood, innkeepeers /;
with eoach-houfes, feds, and a fore houfe
containing a quantity Of grain and abou, 500
dis worth Of goods. With the barns, &c
about 20 horfes belonging to the different TIA.
ges) were confirmed.
I'VE are forty TO hear that four of the above
horfes, the bef on the eafern line, belonged to
Mr.. Paine of this town
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

isorof

FsiS,,, Mrrst rs--Arrvts karaue Jane, cap, Crofs.
q days from Denarara.
Saturday, Arrived brig Mars cap, Mills "a days from
Port Luce Jamaica Lift Tiers brig Iategrity Of New
york. Spoke Goop Olive, from CharIcton 5. C. Tor Cur
recoa, days out
Same A,y--Arrived fchr. Anna, capt wr. Merrill S
days from Norfolk Sailed {, ON the Vineyard, in Co
with fch, Morning Star for this port
tef IF The Zip NABBY, Of t6b psrf.The following part
tcu extracted from COyt paper, received hnee
our LAT:
On he 10Th Of December, 1904 the 1p Nahhy, Phi.
p Crandel Mater. tailed from Liverpool for Bottom with
Cargo ct fat crates, dry goods SC with the wind at
RSE On the ala the hip fprung eak which con.
tnued to gain upon them, Notwithstanding both their
pumps contantY going Finding their leak til in
creating they hawed their wind il order gain port.
Standing along BY the wind they made Mi-cn Head
the weern coat. Of TrcIsnA Not being able wnlwari
of it. and thea wing m feet WAGER in their hold and
very much fAtisued with three days and nights ia
ceIan pun ping they tried for Bearhaven BsatY Bay
BY this lime the nip beeane wa;er.loggcd, and the
wind Gill ahead they determined upon gaining the fcrt
and favng IF pebble part Of the cargo Accord dinghy
the Ish. in he morning, they INTO fmal cove,
the fouth tide Of the Bay, and let go their anchor in
eight fshoms vster about twenty five ysrda from The
iore--They thep landed heir boat with prcvions and
part os their 1ecs and fent them III where they
were lefr in the Of the Mate and one
While they were ozdiug fccond boat the country
people began collect the fhore the OF
bout tive hundred men and women. INN diately
the arrival of the boat again on Hore which
coutaned all the effect of the Officers and Crew ,ogerh
with all the Chips papers. the inhabitants attacked the
defeneecfs crew, and inhumsny robbed them Of ali their
clothes, papers and MONEY and from fome Of the
their hats from their heads and fhoes from their feet
Ne, content with this they proceeded board the hp
where every thing they could ay their hant> on fell
prey their capacity, threatening thofe whs opPofed
them with infant deah About dark, the robbers left
the hip and carried thsr fpo into the mountains whcn
the left her ALTO and proceeded 70 mferable hut
ia the mountains, where they pafed MOI melancho
nght.-EarIy in the morning of the 7oth Richard Dom
Efq gentleman living eight mi from where the
fhip oh, their staacc, aud oandu Eted the
whs Ghp's company 10 his houc To the h-nevolcucc
and humanity of his worthy gent eman and his humane
family they indebted for the preiervation Of their
lives without whole friendly aaance they NAH inevs.
bly, have perfhed Barley the morning of the 18th
David Meefont Efq of Bsatry. together with Capt in
Scott nd LieutseSt Griffin, with party of forty 70
ders vent tom B4ntry in srier to earch for the 10.
len property; upon the approach Of whom the robbers
Immediately left their hus and fed the mountains
To this gentleman. and to jonas Paiown, Fiq. N y
aio much hdetted for their active and benevolent
exsttens.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

[" any .es.satute Of any Rate fhall ditaporov.
Of The retcs given BY either of its Senator'S,
IN the Congrels Of the United States, that
Lid tggQafnt fhaa have the power Of re-
" ealing j.o5 Senator by tbeir re'ai'c."
Mr.. Eliot 1.-THE hcnef DEMOCRACY immediate
I" ly propolcd third amendment " Re-
. iolved, that tts Contribution oay5f 10 BE- a5,ii5-
T" "a, and the political ark of our union lrt
a." about on the tenpefuous fea CT anarchy"
The two hrit, however, were ferrous, and
called up a dozen orators. The houfe ex-
hibi,ed the confuien OF mob --Yon Zee,
The Contribution is devoted 70 defruaion bv
IT'S old enemies
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
SENATORS FOR CUMBERLAND.


We have authority for taying that our pref
cnt worthy Senators, the
Hon. JOHN CUSHING, and
/ WOODBURY. SrORER, efqr's'
wiTl itand as candidates for that Office, at
the eufuing election. An union Of the federal
republican votes, for theic two characters will
infure their reelection. So upright has been
their conduit, and 70 respectable are their char
a6ters for found political and moral principles,
that even their opponents cannot urge charge
sgaint them.
The lat Argus denounced certainfenator,
for having declared that il he could not be
chofcn hmfef, he would at icah divide the
votes and prevent his eleaion-W Guild il not
have been candid in the writer OF that para
graph tohave itated in what countythe fenatcr ne
alluded TO reiides, LEFT the imputation fhoud fall
upon fome perfon, for whor,it could rot have
been intended take it for granted the per-
fon alluded 70 is one OF the pre(ent fcnators
Of the County of York, who will probably be
a competitor with Jofeph Storer, eiq OF Wells,
who is recommended in the fame paper. Now
If this be the cafe, common charity calls upon
the writer TO fate it. IF chules however
fin 10 Withhold the name Of the psrfon, or the
county in which he is candi iate-I may be
permitted TO FAY that the declaration he alludes
10, was never made by any fenatOr of this coun-
Ity, and that with refpea TO either Of them
the charge is totally falfe and grOundlefs.
Cumberland
IT has bees wicseiy pretended that Governour Strong
and majority of L-gilature have prejudice aganft
certain religious perfuaon prevalent. On what evil
dence is this serton founded Review the numerous as
the Legislature for evera years pa Incorporating the
different ect Of baptits method and unverfaffs in
various parts Of the Commonwealth Does this look giving
one (ea undue preference another What more
freedom in religious alters wed for than is now en-
ioyed Surel thofc ferrous chrians who are Of bap-
til and =thodi beiefw be the lz elevate TIC o.ct
Of religion al they want il free liberation, and
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
Ext,a7 Of a letter rons Wsh5iafton.

OUNDAI, HIaYc5 3.
WE had another form in the Houfe lat evening
The quesion Whether Judge Chafe'. witnefes
ould be paid CT the United States Treaury-The
mount fee &c tsoyiars dollars.
MIR. Randall azid know not what can do
for this man, thanto give him the OF thanks and
confidence, unefs it BE- tack penon Sir, If
eonhdered the impeachment az PrseztioH and SeYea
the o5f Of u rzosert would vote in favor Of this bill
But when view him in the light OF anAcqUIrrEp Frlos
y" as now do, it never ihai have my fupport"
And this called 70 order. The Speaker
dare do it. heard Granger ercla, any God, VIVA,
mutt thu, nan be made CT"
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
SHERIFPS SALE.

Taken y execution. and 10 b. Jai9 a. na5Eck Zen
due, a; David Pease's av7iaa room, IA Forfj9r~.,
TOMORROW the 10 loft.
valuable Trunk Of Clothing.
a quantity Of Ctockery- ware.
Empty Cafks,
Buckets Starch, Ginger, Mufard, Sc.
A number of BARRIERS Uteniils.
Sac II e'ckocE, A. ~.
By order Of CALLS GEArFAn. D4ssfy S!syiF
DAVID PEASE. .1uaiosey.