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Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHUaErr5.

COMAECNWEALTFi OF MASSACHUaETT5.
III Senate, .1ansGry 26, 1903. .
ON the petition Of Daniel Holmes and others,
praying thae the Courts Of Common Pleas,
which are now holden at Marlborough and
Biddeford, within and for the county Of
York, may be removed from faid places to
Alfred, within and fer faid county
Ordered, thzt the petitioners caufe an
at,eeG copy Of their petition with this order thereon
70 be pubhed three weeks lucceigely il The Portland
Gazette aud EaRern Argus, the laH publication be
thirty DAYS, az lear before the fccond Wednelday Of
the fra lson of GencI al Court thar 81 seTions
concerned may then appear aud thew oaufc If any hy
havel why the prayer of iad petition ihoaid not be
granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
DAVID COBB. PrfEtnf.
In tbe Hogf Of Reprljsntatives, January 20, Sos
Read and Concnrred,
H. c. OTIS, Speaker.
Il frRe COPY
Attea, WENDELL DAVIS, Clsri sf Scn1fe
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

THE iuhfcri er hereby gives public notice TO all con-
/ cernedth,t ne has been duly appointed and has tax
en upon hmfelf The tru Of admnrator the tate OF
.- DAVID W'lNTlRE, -t WI
late Of Nrwgouceher, il the county Of CumberI@9d'
backfm,h BY giving bond a, the law directs nc
r,;d dect aCeds cate "a make immediate payment; and
hof who have ANY demands thereon to exhibit the fame
to SOLO aON MlNTIRE1~
Near sue,atr. HsrR e, t2os.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
Iake Notice.

Iake NOTICE..
a Ii perfons ind bted 20 the late firm of BARBOUR
q q BARNEVILL, reaucttcd to make inmedi
ate payment TO EDWARD BARNLVILL.
Port nd apr 19'
IAkE NOTILE
ID AN AWAY from board the fchooner Triumph
n Eng ia. Boy ty the name Of John OW
exon black hair Al matters of vtGels and others
forbid harborng truting faid boy psnalty Of
IN law. Any peron who wi return iaid boy board
he vefel lecute him in ge4, l.a be generouny re-
warded. SETH POOL.
PsyH1si &bpT 7k
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

7HE tublcri5er hereby gives pubnc noIlce m con-
/ cernrd and be has been duly appointed and has
taken mon him(e the trpR.oE Administrator or the
eaate Of s... ANDREW DUNNlNG,
ate Of Bruulwic, in the county OF Cumberland yso-
-1an decr "a kvciving bond ss the law direas He
therefore reoue0s all pc ons vhoare n3ebcd 20 the
faid deteaed, efa,e make inamedirts payment 'nd
thos who have any dsmando thereOnto exhibit The ae
~ ANDREW DUNNING.
roIfd I5yi! ~ rGos
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

HE 1ubcr he eb gives Pu'hc hotlce 10 a. con-
J cerned that he has been duly appointed, 9nd mas
,,ror bn,Cef the tuf Of sdmiuiraor the eiate
of : FLETCHER ING ALLS,
ate Of Ots6ed in the eouuty Of Cumbe ranh yeorna'
dcceaed BY giving bond as the law d'fset tiS nee
c,,red rfa.. 10 make immediate patnest and those
Who have any demands thereOn g exhibit the fme 70
DANIEL HOLDEN.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
@ar!co,

At Falmouth, by the Rev. AIr. Bradley, Mr. P.ter T
Clark, N1iis Elenor Froft.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

WE;ar F5a-.a, ei4 Of Fryeburg, is appointed Judge
probate fer the county Of Oxford.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
YALUABLE BOOKS,
FOR SALE
By DANIEL JOHNSON.

IIENRY's E1poftioc OF the Old and New Tel-
. lament,
pooIe's Annotations on the Bible,
Burkett on the New Teiiament,
Hunters Sa red Biography-a moft valuable fet
# books, and which 1ould be owacd by everyfaniy
Doddridge's Rife ard Progreis OF Religion i'll the
Soul; Dodds' Reflections on Death,
Romsines Law ard GSipel,
Do. Triumph of Faith do. Walk Of Faith,
Sick Mans Friend,
Hannah Moores Sacred Dramas,
Songs IN the Night, by young woman under
heavy Affections Watts's Scripture HiGory,
Il Biebys Evidences of Chriitian Revelation,
John Newton's Works, vols.
Hervv's Meditations Orton's Family Worlhip,
Zollikefer's Pious ENercifes,
Pales's Evidences of Chriltian Revelation,
Do Natural Theology, do. Moral Phoiophy,
Bells true and eternal Godhead of Jelus ChriG,
NTEwen on the Types,
Evans Sketches of the Denominations into which
DE Chriftian world IS divided,
The Chriaian's Great Interet, in two parts,
Chritan Hubandrv, or, Companion for the
rhriitan in his field and garden 70 which is added,
fnnall collection of Poems,
Taylor's Thoughts on tbe Nature Of the Grand
Apoaacy.
The Poahunous Works of Jeremiah Seed, A. M
Topladys Hiitorical Proof OF the Doetrinal CAL
vinifrn Of the Church Of England.
Economy OF fiuman LIte--S little book which
fes for 50 Cents, and which hould be put into the
bands of children foon they road--the fub-
iects are well chofen Conlideraton-M -Modelfy-Ap-
pication---E Observation-Disclosures Con-
rentrlent Temperance Hope and Fear-Ioy and
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-Rich and Poor-Mafters and Servants -Magiftrstes
ard Subjects Benevolence--Iultice-Ch Charity-Grat.
'hude- -Sereiity--Reiigon.
Bibles; Tenaments Palm and PRAYER Books,
Blairs, Logan's, Whites, Prices, Mafelons, and
tcrdyces SerInons--~i'h varitty Of others.
HsIw- Orton'S EXPEDITION Of the Old
TeNament Subscriptions for this valuable book are
received by DANIEL JoHNsoN. Thewoik will be COM
-priiedin M svo volumes, and delivered to fubfcr-
bers well nound Tor twelve dollars g4fy =
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
From the Vermont Herald.
EfR. ELLIOT to bis CsnttifRenft.
LETTER YI.-AEE LAST.

! IHAVE explained my congre Gonal con-
duct. to the iatisfattion, prefume. Of every
candid man in the diitritt. In imitation OF
certain characters. whole feps am proud
to follow, fhalI nov prefent my conititu-
ents with my general political creed and
they will then determine whether / am an
apcitate, or republican Of unaltered princi-
pies.
With the venerable fubfcribcrs of the
declaration ofipdePendencc, z hold thels
truths TO be ieE-evidsnt that all men are
created equal that they are endowed by
their creator with certain unalerab.e rights
thar among thefe are life, liberty, and the
pYrtuits Of haFPinefs That 70 fccure thefe
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
THIRD QUARTER.
R. RUGCLES, gratefully returns his

AR. RUGCLES, gratefully returns bis
i'A thanks 20 thofc Ladies and Gentlemen who have
ghono-ed him with the tuition of their children and
az he has by their and address gained the ap
aarobaton Of their parents, it is his hghe ambition
but how far he has fucces, he res his clam general
Interpretation. He propoes his third quarter COM
|rlence on Yedaesaay, Be Ttab Of uy at the Cor5iau
|1a5faL-Two le1ons will be given in weekdays of
|safuiton will be Wednefday aud Saturday-hours of
y1uton will be from four O'Clock until ieven. Thole
who with to favor MIR R. with the inftrueon of their
children will pleafe TO call at Mr. JOSIAH PAISEs,
|-at the Portland Poft-O1ice and leave their
m Thcie who with apply win call foon, he is deter
rained to admit after his fourth fchool.
Mr. kUGGLEs allo Informs thofc young
aides and Gentlemen who with attend his annual
|1BAI which will take place fometime in the month
of October next, that he wiihes introduce feveraI
picces of Fancy Dancing, for the dpav of that
|aging which have never been taught in Portland. He
- verv confident that if heie kinds of dancing are in
aodueed the people Of this will be highly gra-
hhed
p Private tuition will be given, if applied
for Ladies attended their houfes, fuch hours
d Iroit convenient for them TO ettend to it.
Portland, Jpjy 4, 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

N-rv Pssn.-A New poem, is annouced as being
the Press at Newyork, entitled
THE SABBATH
Hail SABBATH thee hail, thee poor mans day !:
The pale mechanic now has leave to breathe
The morning air pure, from the city's irnoke,
While wandering nowly up the river fine,
He medtates Him whole power he makes
In each green tree that proudly fpreads the bough,
As in the tiny dew bent flowers that bloom
Around the roots; and while he thus furveys
With elevated Joy each rural charm
lie hopes, [yet fears preiumption in the hope,)
To reach thole realms where SABBATH never ends"
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

WAS taken up by the fubfcriber, on the ssih ut.
~ Said horle has 4 ftar in hs forehead, with black
name and TAIL The owner may have. him again by
proving property and paying cllarges-ApPiy 10 10
SEPH HAWES, At Sacczranpa. y Falmouth.
Tps 2
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

THE lubfcribtr hereby sives public notice TO all
i concerned thar ihe has been duly appointed
aud h. taken upon herlef the 'run OF adminifrator
on the enate of DAVID l.. BRADLEY.
late of Gorham in faid county, trader, deceafed
ty giving bord the law directs ihe therefore re
quc all perfon. who are indebted the fad dece az
eds e(tate to make immediate payment and tholc
who have any dsmaads thereon, 80 exhibit thc fame
to
ELIZ ZABETH BRADLEY,
Dated Jans T3 1875.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
/ HE Subfcriber hereby gives pubic

fHE Subfcriber hereby gives pubic
notice 10 all concerned that fhe has b en du y
appointed and has taken upon herltlf the truR OF
adnnltratrix on the e1stc Of
WILL M ROBARDS,
late of Durham. in the county OF Cumberland yeo
man dece fed by giving bond - the law diref7s =
fe therefore rcqueils all pefons, who inteb ed
the faid dec eaieds eHate, to make immediate pay
meut; and thofe who have amy demands thereon, TO
exhibit the fame to
SUsANNAH ROBARDS. .
Tat 4, Tnss 8, Cos
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

FROAf the enclofrre of the fubfcriher oathe 9th
luae ialt, a black MARE, with final white
spot IN her iorehead-iong iliRl dock has crack in
one o her fore hoofs plc ard trots ts-Whoever viii
gss information % tha; lie nay be obtained again,
thaa be wcllrewardc6.
J-RE.r1EI eTUDBs .
s,ssTtlyrr7sas, .Jfsiy ].
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

THE fubfcribers hereby give public notice TO all con-
cerned, that they have been duly appointed, and
have taken upon themleves the trult of adminiftra
tors, on the etate OF
TIMOTHY HAN1BLEN, late cf Go,brn,
inthe county of Cumberland yeoman, decealed, by
giving bond as the law directs They therefore re-
queft all perions who indebted to the iad decea-
feds enate to make immediate payment; and thote who
have anv demands thereon TO exhibit the fame TO
ANNA HAMBLEN,
John HAMBLEN.
Dated eYzre 27. 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
ByssH, Jsre %, 1895.

~ In pubIifhing the A& relative TO the Courts IN
Cumberland, the fecond iection was inadyertantl,,
omitted. We therefore pubIilh the whole.
AN ACr determining the times and place
of holding tn feveral Courts Of Common
Pleas and Courts of General Seflions of
the Peace within and for the County e
Cumberland.
Sec. I. BEIT ENACTED By .5e Sln-
ate and HogjF Of Rfp,ejfntafive5. an General
Cou1 oBsmbAd, and BY tbe authority of TIE
)ame, That from and after the iaa day of
June infant, the Court Of Common Pleas
within aad for the county Of Cumberland,
fhall annually be holden at Portland, on the
fritruesday of March, and on the third
Tuesday Of June and the third Tuefday Of
November.
Sec 2. Be II fp'tEar tns7ed That the
Court of General SeiEons Of he Peace in
faid county of Cumberland, fhall be holden
annually at Portland, on the third Tuefday
Of March, and on the firf Tuefday of Sep
tember.
SEC. 3 Be il fayfbs- eaGi7ed, ,-Tha.
all laws heretofore pa1cd regulating the
times and places, for holding OF the (aid
Courts in the faid County OF Cumberland,
from and after the iaid lait day of Tunc,
fhal be, and the fame are hereby rep ealed.
C7hy IA pa0Sd June IS, 1861
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
PUBLBgED BY AUTHORITY
CominonluflItD Of Passaftnsetts.

RcT'fJe aA19quiggJurther time to the Settlers a
The tcTonS q tqfPort, bangor, Hambden,
10. 2, IN the fi5lf Fang, and No. ., in
The SNcosd R4rge q fbs bIat43 Patent
June IS, 1905.
w HEREAS there arc feveral fettlcrs in the p:f
trict Maine who have not complied with the r.
iolutions Of the Legislature for queting them in r.,
1olve pafed the 9th Of February, lsO3, and having
been regularly returned by iurveyors appointed for
that purpoic
Be ,ga!eol, That all the fcttlcrs in the towns Of
Lsitport, Bangor, Hampden, No in the Fiflt Range
and No. 2 Ill the Second Range, north of the Waldo
Patent, be allowed until the fecond Wednefday of
the next General Court comply with the conditions
OF iad reiolve and that the agents give them public
II tice, BY publihng, in the New-England Palladium.
Pubihed in Bottom, and in all the papers printed n
the Dirict of Maine, thar nnels they, within the
time aforementioned pay the fums due on their lands
with interel, they viii be precuded from the beuehr
provided in the Reiolve aforeiaid.
THE Subscribers, Agents for the Commonwealth
for the Sale of Eaern Lands, obedience to the Or
ders OF the General Court, notify the Delinquent Scs-
tiers III the ieveral towns mentioned in the above Re-
iove, that they ready to execute the Deeds for
their everal Lots, their complying with the cond-
tions of the Refove, before the fecond Wedne.
day Of the next feiion of the preient General Court
VIII WILLIAM ShAp' sSlrrH, AGENTS.
BJt,H, Jare %, 1895.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
IKE Netice.

He fubicpber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed, and
has taken upon hmeif tho tru Of an Executor Of the
laf viii and teftament of DONALD ROSS, late of
SFyy, IN tie county Of Hancock, merchant deceafed
by giving bond as the law directs He therefore re-
queits all perions who indebted TO fad decealed
eitate, TO make Immediate payment; and thoie who
have any demands thereon TO exhibit the fame for fe
element, to DAyID COBB
CouLiiJo,ougB, Tuae 10. ISO5
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

4 HE fubIcriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
cerned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon hiInfelf the trul Of an Administrator,
the eltate of
ANDREW PFPPEREL FROST,
late Of FaIroutb in the county of Cumberland, Gentle
man, deceafed, by giving bond the law directs =:
He therefore requefts all perons who indebted to
the iaid decealeds efate 10 make immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon, exhibit
the fame TO
THOMAS SEAL.
Dated T.re lc 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

Bonapart, while at Turin, amufed him
felf with fag-hunting. The huntfmen
when The animal was killed, cut of the foot !,
and prefented it to his Majefy. The bsrns
would have been more appropriate prefent
London Paper.l
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
Mr. KING.
LOITLS DU 1fAPIEL-

ID Efoetully informs the public, that he makes and
IN nends Umbrellas, ParasLs, and Fans, as well as
can be made and mended in any place whatever. He
will receive orders his houfe in Trkey Lane oppofte
the Soap and Candle Mandatory. 1Hly 2.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

7-dKE NOTICE.
THE fubfcribers, Anefors Of the town Of Port
land give notice 10 the inhabitants thereof, that
they will attend at the over the Psf Oef5G FRET,
on the th 9TH and Ish days Of July next, eonid-
er the applications OF thofe penons who taink they
are over taxed ia the BILL comn;ttcdto Ges: Var
,ss to collect, FOR the carrent year.
PETER WARREN,
JAMES NEAL,
DANIEL COBB.
PoyfLg-R 9ans 90 1905
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

II HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned. that he has been duly appointed, and.
has taken upon herfelf the tru of Adminilratrix
the eltate of
NATHANIEL WINSI.OW,
late of Falmouth i'll the County of Cumberland, yeo-
man, BY giving bond the law directs She there
fore requeas all perlens who indebted the faid
decealed's eitate, to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, exhibit the
fame to LYDIA WINSLOW.
Datsa Taas 81, 1908.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

i1E iubicriber hereby gives Cubic notice all con-
cerned that he has been duIy appointed and ha.
taken upon lhmieif t!la-raIssof Administrator on the
oT
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

Il FE 4ubfcriber hereby gives public notice all con-
cerned, that they have been duly appointed and
have taken upon themielves the tru0 of Executors,
the eitate uf
STEPHEN LARRABEE HARRIS
late of N6ytByGsayoutb IN the county Of Cumberland
yeoman, deceaid by giving bond as the law directs
They therefore requeG all perions who indebted TO
the laid deceaieds eate to make immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon, exhibit
the fame to
STEPHEN HARRIS,
LYDIA HARRIS
Dated J1uue 81. 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09

Dated fzas q, 1908.
THE fubfcrher hereby gives public notice TO al
4 concerned,th4t he has been duly appointed
4nd has taken upon himfefthe fruit of sdmin0rator
on me eitate of
EZ KEEL F. FOGG, of SSandiGh,
~ tte Gu ty IT Cumbcfiana, Trader deceaied by
svinebond ss the law directs He theref1re reque9
perfons who indebted 70 the iaid dcctat-
cd. cGafe to max. immediate payment; and thoGe
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit The fame
10 PETER ROWE, Adn.JeyatOr
Date Staa&f, Jsrs 10 1905.
IlE fublcri5er hereby gives public notice al
i concerned and he has been duly appointed
ard h.s tsken npon hmlcf thc tr.It IF Adminif-
tTattr he ttiate Of
WI LIAM WATERHOUSE,
late of falmouth in the county of Cumberland yeo-
man, ce4le Ivy giving bondas TIC law directs He
therefore requeis all pcifons who arc indebted to
tke faId deceaieds elate to make Immediate pay
ment and thoie whohavc any dtmand, thereon
10 exhibit the fame 70
WILLIAM WATERHOU5E.
DARED. Tnz e, 1905
Portland gazette., 1805-07-09
JOHN TIORLO,

late of Portland in the County of Cumberland Mari
ner, deceaed, BY giving bond as the law directs He
therefore reques all perlons who indebted TO the
laid deceaieds eate,t TO make immediate PAY ment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
lame to STEPHEN WAITE.
Dated July I, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-25
5aIes at aurticn.


VIII BE- oa, fsftiVey z0i.5oa. y5ySe on e,ed;. of 60
@,y', on T6U,j2ay evening Hexf, at 5 seioek.
IESHE four fiory BRICK TENE MENT oppofite
4 the Poii-office, occupied by Mitaia Da-
Wis.
ALTO at the fame time on a credit of months, on
the premiies, One half acre LOT, No. $40, hand
lonely htra,ed and not very diaant from the Bafu
Of the Canal.
And OF Friday will be fold, on the premifes about
81 acres Meadow and High LAND, with fome
beautiful building cites, in lots it the purchafers
adjoining the mill formerly the property of Mai VIII
liam Du-Val, on credit of 60 days.
Alto, the manufacturing Mil now in complea,
repair, late the property of fad DuvaI, with about
ten acres of meadow land attached thereto on Gre
dit OF ore two and three years. PolIefon OF all the
property will be Immediately given, ard approved f-
curity required.
PRossER u MoNCURE, v. Ms.
June %.
WILLIAMSBURG HUST1NCS COURT,
Nay 9Th, 1905.
nRDERED tina, notice be given for four wert.
~ in the Enquirer, printed in Richmond; That
this court viii the fourth MONDAY in July next,
proceed to the fettlement anG diabu;ion OF the ef
tate Of John FergaGon, deceafed, committed to the
hands Of Philip Moody late Sergean; ofthis City for
administration.
A Copy, Ter,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, c. e.
Williamsburg, June IS. (eF4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-25

senGorsto any office in the gift of The pec:.e or
the legifaturr. WIS, at a tins when the ix-
nate OF the nnioh NADIA pee ul;ar claim upon lis
iervlces, did lie 10 immediately te6yr a.:er he
had once accepted feat in that body 'Ihar
country ought 10 be extremely fen6tart iii
ihowering Lene fits upon the man who ihc,,s
h''nieif. 70 unwilling to make facrGcss for her
PROPERTY.
would not make Col. Farvie the ntieGt ,.f
my Choice beca,e the energy of nis uiinsi is no,
always ailiiica III the health ard viscur OF ais
frame.
] would not vote for Mr.. Mc'Rae; al
though enter,ain a very high opinion OF his
principles aud Qualifications brcsulc
If Il ire I've any truth in me maxim with viii. N
felt out il ny Interrogation, his aeve nlp-
port of 'hote principles Curing the Ian winter
which viii IN my iude:ren: disitic the republic.
cans OF Virginia il.ould they he prviied too far,
will render him lin6t for this appointment az
the next election. d
No one .heu remains but Or. W. Foufi,ee
and MIR. Brent. on whole heads we are to FIX
the honoralry Wreasle.: Each:of them di!t:r-
MISREPRESENTATION !ervice:irthr republican
canie, their acute minds, their u.i.aryine priu-
-ciPes. In deciding between theft gentlemen,
am not permitted 20 Indulge iihgle mcc.c,,t
CT ptiiiation. inr,ry the whole popuiai IN
ot Virginia, and not a man appears to me 70 G.
mrentiy qualified for the gubernator;;.l chair
as Richard Brent. Placid and conc;.iatorv in
his manners; firm AID infiexible ia his politics,
dfsinguiihed by his triumphant combats with
the cor,mon enemy, and unaffected by the pet
ty fchiims .none the republicans, where is the
man among lis who Eeins better fitted to con-
ci.iate and unite his friends, to concil;ate and
awe hrs QPponsnts Were 10 expatiate on
his talents, hould have to com,,oi;, a pare
gyr;c on the huinab mind itfelf A bold and
comprehensive understanding, atbat combines in
one mat the flblime fpechlatons of theory and
the elaborate details of government, a fancy
that CLOVIS with his fuhirelsand kndes all a.
round it, perennial flow of the choiceit & mon
captivating eloquence (; fdch the man, whcfe
hiitory cannottrace without admiration, Whole
iociety1 cannot enter without leaving it win
regret. Never iha forget the Err iti,5reffT;;-
ons, WHICH he engraved upon my iuexperirn-
ced imagination. Surrounded By fcch illaari-
oms men, &c Gaatin and John Nicholas. MIR.
Brent Till appeared to tower up to their emf
hence; hyperion to them in elooueDce. and
icarceiy beneath them IN the originality depth
and attachments ofhis understanding. Let us
not forget too, that Whit other re pubcans have.
enjoyed the Patronage of the legislature, Mr..
Brent has been ever dependent upon the pat,en-
age OF a watering diarict that he has been
eJected from place in Congiefs by fich an on
poneptas Jofeph Lewis that Col: El!zev has
now iuperfeded the neceiiity of his prrfence in
the d'tnet, and that thisis the moment to bring
his fne powers once more into the view and
fervice of Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-25
Bp Last eche,,i,,g 8 gal.
NETWORK, June ls.

The following intelligence was received yefierday
by Mr. Donald FRAZER of this city, in Letter from his
fon, dated St. Croix, May 25
8 Lord Mellon was ieen yelerday from hore with
IA fail of the line in chae Of the French fee, of Is &
number of ffgates. We expect daily to hear of
bloody engagement"
captain Fowler, Of the brig Jane, who arrived here
ON the l It'll infant from ST. Crox, which place he
left on the IN of June, (even days after ,he date
OF this letter) heard nothing Of Lord Nelons fleet
having been feen off that iland though, had fuch an
event occurred, it mutt have been the aln,oh ex-
eluive fnblea of general conversation We have
reaion to conclude therefore. that the intelligence is
premature Hrr. I4v
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COMMUNICATIONS.
WHO IS TO BE OUR Nexr oovsovoo

WHO IS TO BE OUR NEXT GOVERNOR -
Is a queilion which has been frequently put
and cannot be too often examined. A governor
OF Virginia is not. to I've f,ire, nvefted with any
very great influence in the administration of We
~ extenhye powers. He has not even vote
according to the received Interpretation of the
contribution, IN the deciding of a Jingle auction,
which is brought before the executive council ,
nor are tlieie qneftioDs always of zach conf.
derable Importance, as to require comprehen-
1--we abilities TO decide them. or to involve many
intere'tirg contcqrences. II is not upon them
but upon the Legislature, that the appointment
OF tie great officers of the government is devoI-
we'd by the conf tuition, nor have they like the
prehdent ofthe u. g. or the governor Of Penn.
'ylvapiaa qualified negative upon the pafIiny Of
the laws or the leaf portion Of Legislative power.
Still the soVernm OfVirgipia is endowed with
NO ordinary Lowers. lie eau call together his
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yiate accounts from the Greek nation il ap-
pears there 10 a treaty now holding or about to
&C held. tot .he purpDie OF obtaining The laid
Tet"eem fhe Oconee aad Cdkmugee riteGs.
From authority which we canaot dou;,t. ,cr
are formed, that fae fuostintcp lant ,ecsnly
rf'cived ioti1t;ions from The war department.
5"f noting this treaty., in which there was a
b''4F 6'nf that ne wss but s.s4Dornrg zS3.s