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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

Afsir' Of Spain We Rated in the Iat Gazette ma,
the authority Q. the Political and Commercial Cazs,
publhed in Philadelphia that the difference, b.,r-
this country and Spain were adjuned, dnce which II.
learn the article to be incorrect but On the eon,r,u
our miuiNers have eff Madrid and no hopes are
tanned Ofan equitable fettlement of the quefion. !
diipute.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

BY the arrival ofthe brig Belleide,captain Leach,,
Salem, from Naples, which place he left on the Esd q
June, enabled 70 lay before cur readers. 4.
agreeable information that PEACE WITH TRIPOD
is ree0ablifhed and our COUNTRYN1EN RELEASED
FROM CAPTIVTTY.-We learn Capt L brougb
dfpatches for government, and we hope foon, to B,
able q alcertan the operations Of Gen, Eaton, and
he terms Of peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
Extra7 III Z et.gr t-sn1 AZ .fmtr -e5n re1tllm1

E%tra7 III = etter fran an .fmtr 'cln gsrt'fmaF
81 Napier, da-ca Jans Is, 1873.
Letters from Sicily mention, thas adyl'
ces hal been received from our Commo'
dore at oyraculc, informing of che reieaI'
of the American Prl3uer,, ani Pe7c1
with TriPol;. This EVENTS iiid To bs a.;o-
gether owing to the (PriIed conduct Of Gen.
Eaton. No particulars are mentioned but
It is fupPoleI on the terms offered by A-
merica, As Eaton Lad prs toulI? 'aaea pr
IA and B4quara.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
Eara7 Of Letter from Frederick Degeu,
Eng 10 a gentleman IL Portland.
TOD Na0las Tuoa

Dated Naples, June II, l8oS
Commodore Barron has rehgned the
command If the American Squadron, 70
Capt. Rodgers. He Commodore Rodg-
ers wrote me on the 1T June, that Peace
with the B.alhaw Of Iripoi was finally con-
Guided ana that the terms were mott ad-
vantageou5 and honorable to the United
STATES. It appears rhat Mr.. Eaton's under
taking has bctn attended with fuccef5 Mr..
Dyfon wrote me from Syracul-, that preVi.
ols II the conc.u(on Of Peace, Gen e.
ton defeated the Ba(hlw's troops Al Derna,
and t~ok poT~Ilion Of that town and Cal
tie, bur received himf-if, during the attion,
a muiket !hot through the arm"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

IS fupPofcd can be no other than m. ,o-
binea French and SPaniih srmamenre r.
the Weit-Indies, and that they were nm
ming in for fome port in the Bay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
NORFOLK Anil o

Captain Dickson of the Scboonsr
Friends Adventure, left Havana the s6,b
OF March. He states that renor, had
oeen circulated there, by gentleman ar
rived from the North end of Jamaica, that
a French hset had invested and was bonn
harding Kingston. We hardly think that
the small ileet of Admiral Minissis would
attempt such an enterprise, and are there
tore led 10 suppose that the suuadrons
SAID 10 have escaped from Brest and Ton
io5' or some part of them, may have ar
rived. In other respects the time agrees
very we'll with that Of the dcnart,,re of
MinssIs from Nevis, and report, in one
Oh 'he Nothern papers, of number of
snip, OF war having been seen off The
north side OF Porto Rico. IL this be true
ie would appear that the design of these
meets was from the first against Jamaica !.
that they called to IVindward merely tn
rendezvous and that their visits to Don;-
nica, ST. Chrisiophers, and Nevis, were
merely en- fasSanf, for purposes of 8 don,i.
ci"ary peratfon", without any view to per-
mansnt conquest. Whatever NAV have
been the Object Of the Emperour in dis.
patching hem, their progress through the
islands has more resemblance TO the pre-.
datory voyages Of Sir Francis Drake
Than TO The movements Of national suua-
DION and we are from thence more con
armed IN the idea that their ultimate d-s-
Ilnation was farther to leeward. What
ever may be the issue OF an attack on ia.
maica, no doubt can be entertained that
even so small squadron possesses the
power OF doing tn such port as Kings
ton, and TO the Notifications, immense in.
Jury. The interest which the commerce.
al world has ia this expedition must make
them extremely anxious for knowledge
OF the truth or falsehood Of the report
wh;ch bad reached the Havana. From
the number of American vessels left there
we hope soon TO hear something more
particular.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
BALTIMORE, April 6.

we learn, by captain Long, that the
french heet had visited st. Kits and Ne
WIS, and storined 1or,ola. On the two
former places they laid heavy contribute.
"ns-Report said four millions liyres,
which they received and sailed They
passed Bassatcrre the day captain Long
Sailed, on their way to attack St. Lueie'
They had made no attack on Antigua.
Captain Smith, ofthe snip Ardent, had
oesn liberated, and intended TO go to Bar.
oadoes to attend the trial of his ship.
lBryden's Marine List.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

favorable moment to put an end to all
the passions and listen only to the
sentiment OF humanity and ofreason.
This moncat once lost, what term OF
dun alton can be assigned TO war
which all my efforts shall have been
unable to bring to close Your ma
ljessy has gained more in territory and
in riches. during the last ten years,
than the whole extent of Europe
your nation is at the highest point of
prosperity. What is she to expect
from war; To coalesce some of the
powers Of the continent? The CONT
nent viii remain tranquil. A coaliti-
on would only increase the preponde-
rance and continental grandeur of
France. To renew the troubles in the
interior! The times are no longer the
same. To destroy our finances? Fl.
nances founded upon a good agricul-
tnre can never be DESTROYED. 10
deprive France of her colonies? The
colonies are with France only secon-
Diary object; and does not your maies-
ty possess already more than YOU can
maintain? IL your majesty will think |
seriously, youwill perceive thatthe war
is without an object, and without any |!
Presumable result. Alas what a !
melancholy prospect, to make men
night Tor the sake of fighting! The
world is large enough for our two ma
lions to live IN, aid reason sufficient
iy powerful to find out the means of
reconcilement if suitable disposition
TO be reconciled exists on both sides. |
have meanwhile fulfilled a duty holy |
and precious to my heart. 90. Nav your
majesty believe in the sincerity Of the
sentiments have just expressedt Ito YOU,
and IN my desire of giving you proofs |
oft.
Paris. the llM Nrvose, year Is, ,
l2d January, 1905.
lSigned) NAPOLEON. /
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
IMPORTANT.

we learn from an authentic source. that
our government have received official no.
rec, that our trade with the blacks OF St
Dom'ngois absolutely prohibited, and that
all neutral vesseIsbound to or from any port
IN their possession will be seized ard the
crews tried under military commission
and EAECUTEO.-This intelligence
may be relied upon. 1t will soon be in
our power to state it more infinitely.
United Safes Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
A c A r D.
Mr.. PEASANTS.

1T has often been a sub.
Jcct oil surprise to me, that the Cop,rno,,
Hall OF Richmond views with indifference.
a portion OF the owners of Drays, suffer
ing from monopoly lin my opinion) in.
compatible both with Justice and policy.
Every owner of dray, is at presen,
pound TO register il, for which he D.ys n
tax nf tour dollars and twenty-five ceats.
certain owners of drays have formed, linen.
serves INTO kind accompany, have con
trac'ed with The merchants, and have en-
crossed nearly the whole carriage of arli-
cies that are imported into or exported
from this place. Can this be Justly allow.
eo, after have paid my tax, and am sinh
Iected by the Common hall 10 their rrpu.
lationsl
bui farther, these mouopelizers have 6.
ven been known TO take from draws. No,
belonging TO themselves, the loads which
had neen put on IN their absence. The
merchants too, who have encouraged lb,.
monopoly, viii, when business is brisk and
drays scarce, take by force those very
ones, they had before in dull times. kiuol,
excluded from employment.
ih's communication, however be it un.
derstood, is not inteAded in the slightest
degrees 10 throw censure on the gentle.
men IN the dray co-partnership alluded 70.
except IN the case just mentioned, of ,ak
ing oil leads. Excepting that, the pow.
erful motive of selfinterest. IL fully sur;c;
ent Tor their justification even sbou,d
SUCH motive sometimes stimulate them
IN an extraordinary manner.
III an ordinance ofthe Common hall no,
imposed a tax on the owners Of drsvs or
the principle that comosnsat;on = a.
rom them for the enjoyment Oft benefit,
appears to me, that by the same ord;.
nance' they should be protecled in the O.
qutaole participation Of that benefit. TIE
only preference, it seems to me. The,
should be allowed is, that the draw 6,s,
arriving, should be allowed first tn rrcs;va
load. But then would male evs,.,,
man responslble--that is, he should Give
security, with respect to the faithful a.;
10y ol articles received on a dray--and
.nst not because the owners of draws are
nor oy IA" already liable for any ,efaIcati
onor misconduct of their servants ftor
oeheve they are) but because some of,hos,
owners may be incompetent to the die
S;na,ge OF a debt incurred by those servant,
ID The exercise of their duty.
40 mink that this monopoly is preiudi
e'ai TO the revenue Of the CITY, and 20 IN,
sn'erSnants themselves, who encourage IL
,or nave little doubt, that those who re-
nee. on the apathy fths hall, and the par.
us".y OF me merchants, are deferred from
seulpg up drsys, which they would other,
rise Use nave done. Those not members o.
we combination, finding the lille eucou
.ssement they receive, perceislng thai
''"ey are but corps de reserve, pay moi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

mrch attention tO their r,,i SEES, 1880.
whence may possibly proceed the snst as
nc remarks of persons not natives OF uur
state :" Why sir never saw such horses;
one OF ours in PeDnsy ivania. would wi h
great facility carry the two horses I an,
looking az, The driver, the dray anu The
lad onit-Sir never saw such weasel
F, bellied animals" For the honor OF our
horses, III not for the sake OF what dee IN
justice. | hope ne Common. Hall Will take
up the subject.
tits believed that such partially as
have sp,ken OF, is not allowed in any town
or city Of any considerable trade, OH The
continent.
The Ccmmon Hall have right To make
bye laws, not contrary to- the laws Of the
state The laws of the state are hostile 10
monopo'y--thrrefore an ordinance of the
Common Hall, suppressiug this, would be
agreeable to the laws 9th. stale.
The sketch which land, is believed To /,
be founded IN josice and sound policy, and |
by nothing else am scioaled. am not
the owner of dray. Tn. SAID sketch has
no professions to elegance. Oftha am
not capable. The subject have treated,
Is simple, and open to every capacity and
as 1t need, no establishment, candor and
tauto'ogy must supply the place of that
spiendor ofdiclion, and lucid arrangement
which so remarkably distinguish many Of
.he European and American lterati of
the day.
1.-THE Common Hall have right to de.
stroy the abuse Gift be considered as such)
on which have commented, il is hoped
they Will do so-Ifthey have not, it is no.
ped and requested that some citizen, equal
to the task, will state his reasons why they |
have not, to
A PLAINMAN. !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
ODE no FRANCE.

SANST thou, who buss' with proud disdsin,
Each high wrought link ~ Sia.eiy's chain,
| Canss thsu. v 10 eiean'd with noble ,are
he Auge an Filth of many an aSs
S~nse tnou, whose mighty venf oanoe huri'a
Destruction 'ay fces-.he world.
Yet babe th- ,nsnr,ase slaurh,cr ces.e
! When vansGish'd desputs vshined for peso.
Cans, t'oo' . France, f,om hIis h,s like these
! descend.
And. with each nerve unbrac'i, 70 B,n,,.,,.
bend ,
Was it FOR this thy Warriors rose,
And paraiysed sass ho,des OF foes :
For this All prodigai of life,
They rush q amid The b-nowing strife,
Ard. like the deserts burning breath,
Wherecr they rush'd they scatter'd death
ro' this with many gaping wound,
Thy DARN. sons have sirew'd the ground,
And, girt with smoking gore and hills of slain,
Have gloried in their cause, and spurnd the
Oppressor's chainl
When Britain join'd the unjust array,
And her proud Navy plongh'd ,he sea,
Was ii for this beneath the wave
lhy seaTen found watry grave
or this when all around was wreck,
And mingled horrors stained the deck
When slowly setting towards their fate.
While rhe broad banners waved elate,
w as II Tor this they 'Vive Ia Nation = cried.
'eorn'd the sui missive aa, and felt the o'er-
whelning tide!
Was 1t for this the sorrowing Sire
Has seen his bleeding Boy expire
For this. the .da,ron sad and pale
Has told her sens disastrous tale
For this the widow Off has prest
With tears the nursing TO her breast.
Was it to lift the ambitious Soul
OF One above the laws con,sou
hat thus dire war left millions 20 dcpiore,
Ana the broad Earth and Seas ,ing'd with
human gore
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
Notice,

Is hereby given to the creditors Of
u HooFeR & ToLER, against whom a com.
mission of Bankruptcy has been issued aceord;n,,
10 law, that The commissioners and assignees of
their estate will meet their Office in the civ &c
Richmond on Saturday the FIRST Of June next a,
eleven O'Clock, a NJ IN order to make dividend
OF their estate and efeds when those cred;,os.
who have not proved their debts ruust come ~.
pared. or they will be excluded the benefit Of
said dividend. 'SN' o'
Marcus RIcan,
lillian Temhie, '1Ss'Snees.
Richmond, 18th April. 1905. ~;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

Capt Amazeen, from CuadaIoupe. in
io'ms Us that an embargoof i4d s,w hich
had been laid in consequence ofthe arrival
OF the French squadron, was taken of Just
before his sailing; 'ha. the French had car
RED into Point Pelre hree large ships cap
tured At Dominica, one OF them the Mar
gus OF Lansdowne IAN old Eas, Indiaman)
another a large Gnineaman laden with s,-
gar and coffee, which they sold for as 900
dollars land that they had taken into Bias
sa:erre (Guad.) Is sail of British mer
chantmen, most of them having very
valuable cargocs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
ADAM CPAIG, c. C.
Alta Court of Quarterly Session, con-
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 28th. 1908.

Alta Court of Quarterly Session, con-
tinued aud held for Surry county,
March the 28th, 1905.
Cau6eld Seward, n,a;n,;ro
AGAINST
Joseph Bailey and Micaj1h Blow execu
tors, &c OF Michael Blow. deceased, Tho. !
mas X Blow, William Bailey & Elizabeth
has wire, la,e Elizabeth Blow, George
Iiaisler and Nancy Bailey. infants ofthe
sa'a Joseph Gt5ailey, and Polly his late
VIE, late Polly Blow, Susan and Wilt
am Blow, infants and orphans of Henry
Blow deceased, by the said Joseph G ! ~
bailey their guardian, Lucy BLOW. Or
phaa OF Saoluel Blow, deceasI,. by Tho <
mas Blow, her guardian, which said
homas' Elizabeth, Polly, Henry aad -
samuel were children OF Priscilla Blow.
deceased, who was legatee under the -
VIII OF William Drew, deceased John
SPra'iey and Sally his wife late Sally a.
mar, Patsy and Polly Hart, orphans OF
Whham * Hart, deceased, by James < &
Lane their guardian, which said Sally r
anu /" hiiam X. were children OF Martha
HaFt, Charies Gray, James s. Lane and r
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Graz
Robert Harrison and Charlotte his yo;f. :
,ate Charlotte FREEDOM, daughter of the i :,
ia'e Ann Thomas, deceased Dolly Ham. =
.h' tate Dolly Evans. R0bcrt M'Intosh
JUNIOR and Sally Drew his wife. lat. Sal
" Drew Evans, which said Dolly and
SaHy Drew are daughters Of the late
hebeoca Evans, deceased. the said Mar
tia Charles Elizabeth Ann and Rebec-
ca likewise legatees under the will Of
the said William Drew. deceased.
defendants
THE defendant Charles Gray, not
Il having entered his appearance and given
security according TO the aS Of he General AS
sembly of Virginia and the rules of this court.
and IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
thar he IS not an inhabisanr of tAi. comm ~.
wealth: On the motion of the plainiif b. his AZ
torney II Is ordered, thar the said Lefe adam, 20
appear here on the fourth Tuesday in Augy.t
next and answer the bill of fhe plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith pubnshed
in The Virginia Argus for Two months succes
svely, and that another cory be posted AZ Az,
front door OF tbs courthouse.
n copy--Tes'e.
JOHN FAULcoN, c. $. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

NOTICE is hereby given, that =
l = general meeting Of Shareholders will bs
ned At mr Brooks's Tavern in Manehester. IN
Friday the 10Th day Ct May ensuing, al III ~.
e'ocs' a. y. when and where 1t is expected the
'l'ennoels val attend, puoStualIy, On business Of
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
9Th April, 1so5. ,dn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

Madame Turreau, l,dv of his excellen.
cy Ger. Turreau, minister plcnipotentis-
ry OF France TO the United States, and he,
Two children; Mr. Peuy, first secretary
OF the legation of France to the United
States MIR dc Cabre, Belonging TO the
said legation; Mr. Lequesne. private Sc
cretary of the minister, with several other
frsnchpassengers, are arrived at Charles
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

The Aurora states that at meeting Of
the members of the two branches of the
pennsylvania Legislature held on the Cd
INST. 1t was agreed to support SIMON shy
DIR, the present Speaker of the House
OF Representatives, for Governor, forthree
years from next October, in the room of
Mr. M'Aean, 10 whom only seven votes
were given.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

Delegafes chosen 10 seroe IN tie ne.rf Gene
raj lf'semoly of Yirgiuia.
'Snsses. Miles Selden, jun and John Jarrars.
Gloucester, Morgan Tomkies & Thomas Bay,op.
F,ederict. Hugh Holmes and lanes Singleton
Arg George. John Steward and William Hooc.
stafford, John 7 Brooke and Joha Moncuee.
Caroline, Daniel Coleman & John T. Woodford.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
~T~HE defendant William Gown.

'HE defendant William CowDer
y not having entered his appe al ance AID Civ
en- security according TO the aSt Of as, emby and
me rues OF this court, and IL appearing 10 the
Satisfaction ofthe cour that be is nor an inhabi
TAM OF 'his commonwealth On the motion of
me complainant by his counsel, Iris orde's that
me said defendant do appear here on the first
monoayin luly next and answer the bill of the
sa'o complainant; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one of ne news.
papers published in the city of Richmond for two
the courthouse.
Tesre
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

Inspected in Richmond the last three
months, ending LIST April isos-25, s5s
Barrels Flour.
ISAAC WEBSTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
Sales at Auction.


On "Wednesday nert tie I7ih instant. az tbs
Lumber house u me su6er,t6srs,
WILL BE SOLD.
10 Pipes Hollands Gin, Of superior, f,- ass,,.,-
quality. IN 49,,
y Hhds. prime Antigua Rum. n.y,,;o6is
, Pipes 18th sroof French, Brandy 1 nofs, =, /,
And HID Loaf Sugar, nont5s
Prosser & Moncure, v. m.
Richmond, 1873 Ap,h 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMON D I:

SATURDAY. ApnIL u. 1895.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
p. rINSLEY, C. c.

Commissioner's ofice Richmond. dbril9. 1905.
The parties are desired to take no.
tee. that have sppoin ed The twenty seventh
day OF Nav next conmcnc the accoun dreei
ed ny the annexed decreiai order of III conr On
which day they Afe 'eqursteit, attend at my OF
Ice IN this city, with their accounts and vouoh
cas- ready for examination, and with copies of
tue Court PAPERS wtm]
SAMUEL GREENHOW, NJ C. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13
MancAcSfer Tutnblke L0m6aIf11,yI---

Richmond. 12th April. 1905 ;,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

Richmond, .atlft 8, 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03

yCsHUA RICHARDSON'S has removed I'd
J Ne. 4, Lsag-Wbayf, where ho has
FOR S14LEj
400 BSl,. Mefs No l. a, and ), BEEF.
100 half B5ls Mefs and No. do.
20 Bbls Bone Midal!ngs, No. !, and Navy
Mefs PORK.
P,pe, Coeniac BRANDY. ] F,.,L. -
So Eegs BUTTER. D,I.a,a,,.
10 ChsRs Hylon SKIN TEA }
50 Boxes Moald CANDLES.
so Chefs Soaehong TEA. Of faPstios 4saliil
100 Bbls. TAR.
20 D.. ROSIN,
fihds MOLASSEs
Bags COFFEE and Caicatts SUGARS
Rav,ns DUCK. and Rufiia SHEETlNGs
Liverpool and lie May SALT.
Spirits TURPENllEE. per barrel.
Freh RAlSINS, per eaA.
Bales GrorgsCOTTON,
Boxes No. & : Chocolate,
GIN Cafes, &c. /1y9
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03


II kis Sbis Cbsyidlvy Store, FsrsJereN,
rTAS imported from Liverpool, sad ci1I
Il for tale,
40 do. 6by .,
GO eaiks Nai ., OF various kinds
! tons Cry wh,c Lead,
Il do. Spruce Yellow,
do. Shea. Lead, Spy Glafes. Sauce rsns'
Tea Kettles, COTS Pots, Knives 4 fo'ks'
S,oons Ja,k an renkmve. /, Steel,Ards |;
Csok.' Ladies ard Fieh fox
Gontefs !eaiss and D'sideIs;
Scfubeing Biuikes G oi ers eomPafss
HsfR md ia L>nthsfns,
Copper binnaeie L<HPs, I'm 60.
screw and pod. a ugers, Ship SeraPsIs,
Iron pot. and kettle
Osaurant., Jack AMI fore Planes
Pant glullies Of all kinds;
chiiels and Gnages. Bung Borers
Bst Stesl Plate Hat diAss.
Common 90 l. ttirSe'.
Bu,,H,ngeas Fhumb Latshss, Pad leekA
Mill fz~ Flies, Hshdfaw 60.
Woe Screws. Bed aud Common Iron ohovsts
Sbort aud logg n7nded Fiyng Pans.
Gsiarons, Charts. lime Clafss, Ss.
A56 IN Sfot,
Tar, Pitch, 1urpentines and RohHs
Back and bright VAraiih.
SPINS Of Tar.
PANS OF alt Kinds, ground in oil.
kuaia and ravens Duck.
Sewing tains, Liass Of aitknds.
Lihi::d Oil.
KUN, Brandy. Tsa. Sugar. &c.
All which will be fold at the lowef prices
NIB. A general iupply OF CoRDAosl
as uiual, and on ioeral credit.
Portland, Nay 10.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-03
DE-. REE'. NEW cYcLoPRDiA.
SAMUEL r. BRADFORD.
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