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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

Nc CALLS

MAC CALLS
NAIL MANUFACTORY,
ON THE CANAL, RICHMOND.
G(RoUGHT and cut nails of iuperor quail
~ ty, are fold at Prelent for the following pri-
ces. by the barrel.
WROUGHT W.AILS.
Spikes, 4od sod and god. Nails, l2 ! c.s. ~, y
i2i. Nails, IS
iod. Ditta. - "a
Sd. do. l4k
Sd. 90. 20 Per ~
CUT NHILS AND BIRDS.
24d Cd. &c Ia. Clt Nails & Brads. IL Cts. Der D.
loi. Ditto. IL
Sd. do. III
Cd. Nails, - 1914
81. do. IS
81. do - = IA
Retail 'se, one Cen, ANA halt per Id. higher.
Wrought aud ext iPrigs Of every fze
Al kinds d 9tack-l,i.h'' WORK will be done at the
fad maniataor v ard coniiant fupply OF Bar Iron
Hoop rom Nal Rods, Steel, SC. iur iaIe
CGo5:r Is. ii.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
p. NOWIAND-

Az5'si nj Gshls'7.r's Hair Cgafer amt Drc1:r.
J 55S leave 10 inform the LADIES' and Gentlemen
} Of Richmond that he has opsred g,nr r.yt
door above the Swan Tavern, where he cu,s hair IN
the nroia iaihonabe and becoming ayie--Ia ads ~
gentlemen wing to be ATTENDED al any time Al ,b,;
rei.deuce, VII, be waited OF. He makes Ladies We.
and Frzetts oil The aref f4thion Gentlemen, fab-
ionable aud niurai Wigs made Oh the G.ortet uotc.
on eiaitic balls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
Sales at auetitu.
NUMBER sal

HM fosfisvby be /ald, at tie Eagle Taqsrn, By
Mfg,s. GRAVITY 9 Hancock, on Saturday f6e
Stbiafaat, ar IL o'tiock
4 BOUT 200 acres of LAND, in the county
OF Henrico, only four miles from Rich
ifond, and adjoining the road 10 Four-Mi.c-
Creek.-A particular defcription of the premi-
les and the terms of fale, will be made known
on the day Of fale.
Any perlon wiihing to fec the Land previous
to the faie, will Pleafe apply to the AuGioueers.
november 1. ep3t
NE fubicribers offer for fale, their reveriionary
L night in new fire-prooI warehouie on Ms~wel,'s
wharf in the Borough of Norfolk, deieribed in the
will OF Dottor John X. Read, decd as his seasy-
assf roarsboyft.
In this property, Mrs. Helen Read has lie e.
,ass. -
MERiWErHER JONES,
BENJAMIN +, READ.
SF Isis probable thar r,ay leave this at. s-.
long N which event, Meriwether Tones will BE-
fully authorized to aa for me-
BENJAMIN F. READ.
November J.. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

7r. fa6jsribsrS, nal.r IRE FIRM ef
TAYLOR g BROWN,
Offer their lervices to the public as Aucr1oN.I,,
and CoMNirssIoN MEscnAMrs, at the land lately
occupied by Thomas Taylor s, Co. where they have
on hand large Cock of
Dry Goods and Ytj7-Inlia Produce,
iof oil which will be dpcfed of a. private fake OIL
very low teTtas for calh or approved negotiable
notes.
THOMAS TAYLOR
JAMES BROWN, Jun'r.
Oaober H. ny
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

III TIcfIer arrivedat Narblehead .hc Choo,a-
Nlnnah, capt Fu.ct, froSl the Baaks-Ia Iar AZ. W
Ionz s., was boarded bya French Privateer of 10
guns tie lieutenant OF which Bel. Y fcht on board
very 20 ely informed capt- r. t5zf5s van'sd a4s f6
After being furuiihoJ with the number he doGrcl
(bcut cor hc was preparing to return, when Ne elp
al key Of lollds, which he demanded f5r W. eg5t,t
qgls usly aaj efae Ee4k Capt told him he had re-
iervcd tAcEl for hi. own cOnlumption, but that he
might have them for 2 rlIJnable remuneration : tLq
Lieutenant replied, z cz51.7 zgI paw vsa l. Il Co.,.
~ reogs, rai 1r lat, " TDq-t !" w therefore or
derad tho found, into AIS boat at the fame time OBJ
farving" p J4sL5 p-F esai fer * f5-by ro~ z-,F
AqVe Ess Ear The cal.-il rgmonitratcd ag4inQ tbs
uurenorcus demand a7 he aG not CONNECTED his f,rr
but IN vain his Hucs were alo taken into the boar
nv the lieutenant VINO declared NE money for the ar
ticles fhould he RENTED Immediately The boar
however On reachin5tao privageer, was hoiGod in,
andthe mqgnan'mo.s captain, vth VI eat fang tyeIool
.n--9 'rrrf q thcl'
C,r. Moore from N=w-York, for CharIsfon, W
the izth inf Drought to and boarded INV
French p-iva,cer, who ordered cur h.s boat, broke
-Den his matches and took cut fcyera bb,s of beef
pork, &c. and carried Of his boat-1he property ta-
ken, amounted to 800 as; n payment Of which
rhev gave 20 doub.oons, or $40 L.s.
The loop George of Norfolk has been cut out Of
Turks IAaRd by French Privatoor ;-the is fald 10
% worth 1900 dolls.
The n;p Margaret, Gardner, from Rotterdam,
has arrived at Philadelphia, witA 240 German pa1en-
gers-aI q. ToJo7 5s0e taii 'ia'r fe5-rs.
Ship William, from Charlenon for Antwerp was
Plundered bya Spanith prlvateer,
fhiP about 800 tons, wiki yellow hdes and 4
white head, was detained off New.Yorz laG week
BY the Driver loop Of war
Snip Ocean, from Amacrdam for New-Yorl, has
been lent 70 Halifax
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

Dr.. Le2@ Genuine WiaJ5om BA,ns Pills.
PREPARED By Sh~urL I.r1, ian of Wndha7
Conn The ui-tlIuar and importance w thel,
P' AZ his t4aiou ofthe year, when epidemic dil,ar
& a-e TOO prevalent, and when mott coniuttious from
p.sdlPoEuon and Infectious atmosgac.e are inclined
t1 yellow, bilious, and nA4r-atary t-vcra, have been
verh-d ~ experience Of more .h-a twelve years
The proprietor, i'll coni-1Ieuce w Tie uncoum.n
good ehel1s Of h;s pills and the reputation they h9
gained his practice urged by his friends 10 have
them patented. lie at length cOniented and il AZ
Prll, l79 he Obtained nom the PRECEDENT Of the It'll
States his Letters Patenc IhGe Worl the fri Pills
ever patented I'D america and their peculiar effects ~
the prevailing dc-es IL The United States and tile WI
Indies ieon gave Them shat celebrity which their in
tI0fc virtue mer.red.
The fame Of Lees Pill and The ready fafz thew {5
numerically meet, were truly powerful te,apaton to
Pretcnde-s, and very 1oon Bilious Pills ulhered INTO
lre, from all parts of the uniou Some cf the mott
c.an0rJus Of pill makers found great advantage from
Lniarlty Ol names and were for a while able n
pals their competitions upon the public, a. thC truc
genuine original Lees Pills, and 1omc have even had
the ltrontery to pretend to originality III the pin
Ouhncls but Acknowledgements of late thar the Eae
Of their ware, have become FINAL and circumcribed
Is concluve evidence that TIE public have been taught
hy experience 70 be cautious how the pu~ch fe drar-
tlc preparations, merely &C cunt Of the prelumD-
ton and cHrontcry Of the authgr. It is now more
than eight years hHce obtained my patent go
ana the incaculable, demand for myPils, which has
been, and duy ncrealnE, is q convincing proof w
hair irPa-ur virtues and llutary effects. have no
oyjeton - the worlds Being lsPpled with abundance
Of pills, bu, conviction that the people have right
~ corrcct information haI induced me to come for
ward and ttte thee facts. That the purchafers nav
Ne certain thar they get the right knd; they will W
particular to enquire for Lees (Windhtn) Bilious Fill
and -o oberve that my name Be attached 10 e9cn
bill direction, n WY hand writing, They Are
ar aie at mott of the D-uggiR Stores in the city Of
Gcy-York.
GAnfTrFT. FJ{ ir P9ton+aa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

wv NJ !lHsraif ce4fs aHd b5nora5ie ZEE
ef EIryatztivrs, III Cn~cl G5Hrt Coz
u1ae4 at tglgn3 a7 TIE 1T. K'aaaglay ef
Ejot, cat3e1L
TIE uadsragued delegates froal the towns of Frye
buIGn, Brownfeld, Pouerield, and Lowell re.
lpettluIy reprelent-th7t deeply ImpreEed ri.h
1ente "A the Juice and impartsity w this honorable
Court, they deem i their neht and duty, a a tu1s
10 make known their sreveuCrs, and petition fJr
redrcl5 Of tte fame hat the formation and coun..4-
ZION Of the county az 9sftd are extremely dat-i-
menta. to your pctuoners-thl. td county, vas r.r-
med agreeable 20 The wilho5 Nh .5 projectors con-
rary t. Tbs nerei # your petttuors and aI others
I'D the Veern part Of laid county and without tLeir
knowledge or collont-that aithouF order AZ mo-
ucehad tiuad for dividing the county 81 York, All the
Outh line Ct Lowell, about thirty fCTa -cat Or
fpee river, 1.-THE tcuth line of The bounty of Oxford
and The Court # General Seihons FIR the county OF
York had appointed aq agent ot Ut III l-d divGony
un.e IL fhCu.d bel al ta'd OInee f-ro- yc- relying
on the unEornir II procedure Ct Ills Honorable L.
Culture and believing that iu othtr cafes, even we
much icas Importance division could NOT DE eltcted
~ CI notice ha5 been ordered ard r1lIked nor then
contrary 10 faid n0dceyou- petitioners expected thar
mp ufNt0l ule.5 al the lad OI-h line Ol Oveli could
~ made tj afte-notice had been aiveu to alI con-
cernc1 and therefore confideriny objections made,
before notice premature. relied ALFRED thar nothing
could De done 70 their inlury-That, If notice had
reen given Cf The intended formation of new country
acc7rrr -o the model of the county Of Oxford, we'll
found aa5 powerful objections might have been
ri --; aa- W. ali probability worId have convinced
thi7 honorable court, "A the Improperly cf fuch
mca.l-e Your petitioners laueug;ug their caiamito1s
fua5au, ana reno rg iuN confidence iH this honora~
hl- cuurt, ~ therefore pray Your hCnors tO eiabHL
Hve5trg half fibre town, III and for lstd comfy of
Oxford, ana thaE tEc October W the Courta Of
Common Pleas and General Sections Of the Peace RAY
he he'd W fad Fryeburg, nttaId of Paris and il
jatv bound viii ever pray.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
lUSEPH Lows.

Iatebafatss, 3ezyetr and C.Ucr, opposite
t's Innyanse aai Foft 9Fs.s
INFORMS the public that ~ continues tAe H-,..5-
t1f1tac B5feafin III its various Branches F-9a MI.
long experience il hs line u buin2s, III TIL. country
and in E4aar hc latters hf1.f he can give eu.lr.
staclton 10 al who may favor him with their com
mends; more Especially every kind Of Wach-worl5
wilt from this time. be executed ~ Lu.tef only.
Sad L9T18 has E.b,
"A handfome aHortment If bef, warranted PI,,, ana
capt Engnh WATCHES, and an additional aiarrnent
Of GOLD, SILVER, GILT ana PLATED WARE.
too numerous to PartcuIarze.
Naion.c Jewels, Military Equipage, Me-
das, Watches, &C. Elegantly Gilt, tthe b3rtef no.
t,ce.
CT Cab gi9sa f5r ol GIL and SiEvsr.
Poyil7nF gr5t. o, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
Q9asol;ic 3,uformltio,y.

CUMBERLAND LODGE, 1t N.usi,re5ley, viii be
- Conltuted and Conlecrated, and IDS Officers IN
FAILED in DUE FORM, by M. ". WOODBURY. STerrR,
D. D. G. NJ. Oh Tuetl1v the oath S.5is17Jst next
Brethren of the Craft are respectfully invited to
attend, with cloathng.
Nv 5r.ey wv r. ~ TzFzrEE Hg1Mtv EEa-isy.
SIMON GREENLEAF, Sl,at1yy.
fl-rf c7, Il. Z. sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

LLMULL WEEKS s: son,
nj CeutrH P17r,s
Have JUL received FOR fale, at 4 generous crcd.-.
IS Crates Liverpool Ware,
80 bbls. Beef and Pork, No. 81.
S.at 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
fP = am

HALF a TOWNSHIP Of LAND.
grained w COrl5m Academy Qua os any " IKE
n177Dro1r.ar=l Lands Ell tLg DlGrtC, WI L-aihe-For
terms and conditions af payment, which will 6e Abr
srl. apply to LATHROP LEWIS, o5 D5ritz, o.
AllI1FLW COBB at Pyt1aL .r.. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
O1EcIuc

THE 35th infant i appointed for the CONFEDERATION
WI SOLhr LODGE, III the town oF B4tb when
Dacourle s expected from Jhe Rev. Brother JoaH
TuaEga, Of B.ddeto7d The neighborng LODGES and
Brethren of tile fraternity generally are invited at
tend ,Ao l0cmnlty. RI erie, 9t t5s 1Izfe~,
NATRL. COFFIN secretary.
Il.j, Csst. III sos.
"a Dinner will be provided On tile above oc-
Cahon, and z BALL is alto expected in the evening
Gard UT admIlon NAV w had oftae Secretarv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
@lsorlIr.

TSY appointment { the Grand Lodge, the Inttalls-
ID ton Of the UNITED LODGE, in To5,Ban, will
be attended to Oh Saturday the 3sth init At clock,
An Whiting Brethren are invited 10 attend, with
Euitabe coathnE. DAVID DUNLAP, Sly.
T5e-}7-, G,5f y, 1905.
H. B. Information may be obtained by applying
10 Elijah Hal, Cornelius Thomplon, or Peter Il.
Green. The committee Of arrangements for init iIaon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

n NO 81 L-7[-FN lTI,
Bv JOSHUA kICHARDsoN.
RI catA7 Ciarot WING, entitled 10 debeatura,
100 kegs Laaal "a fos5e Butter,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
l90 bo.a. No. 4 Beef,
SO chefs Souchone and I-yfon-slsin Tea,
L1ls- NO J Pork,
Ar'. Pitch, kofn and Spirits Turnentine,
- %H3T'er Gals MALAGA ana Sherry Vine.
l-.ds Bscor-Gin Cafes,
i.--e-l ol o.2'ale-Cai-s Raihrs. ST q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
~ BIZ SOLID,

THAT excellent, wei Known Farm i'll PuCr-f!(
called the EEZER FAEAL as ii is now o-vu2=,-
by Jofah Kezer, containing about one hundred and
dtv acres perhzps Of the ben land III body n THE
county Of York, with Dwciling-Houle, Barn, and
young Orchard o $50 thrifty apple trees, u begin
ming To bear, the premil-s.
kllo-Two Lots Of Land adjoining the afo-efaid
preres, containing about three hundred acres As
now occupied by hbenezer Kezer, with Dwelling
H7ulc and Barn thereon all which Laad5 dive-l-
fed with moving, tage, palurage, and plenty good
water, and under good improvement, and wood lots
that are commodious. They viii be fold together OF
rsparate IS may ben luit tbs purch4er For further
particulars, inquire Of .-- F..
-- EBENEZER KEZEP.
P1yCu,falH farv IL, 1905. |Sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

JofeFh Howard, Dtlrate r By97U4f-A
William Boyuton, Uelgats for PortsyfsIA
Abraham Andrews, Dsegate for LoveA.
Ray IA, 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
CouuosuEAcrs ~ 2IAssAczvsrrrs.


L3t5s H1ne 6f2sbrsGeHfGtiU'c, Tz27s 8, 1906.
ON he petition of the agents FOR the towns Of
Trveburr BrowuilIl, Por,erG5id. and Lov1ll--Pray-
ina that rhe town Of Tryeo1rg may he efahEhad a.
su i,al lUre town within and for iaid county e OK
fo III and rhlt the October Of The Court 0f Com
men Pleas and General selhons Of tbs Pe4-e, may be
Leid at laid Fryeburg, inlfesd Of Paris
ORDERED, thar the petitioners cauie an attelt5d
copy Of their petition with this order thereon TO be
pubi;ihed inthe Portland Cazetce and Ea1crn Ar
Ills, printed 4 Portland, fix weeks fucceivcy, The
la1 publication be made thirty days, a leaf before
die next leion us the Ptoleut General Court, thar all
perioHs in;arct-d may then and th4re appear, and
l-w cau.e Gf any they have why che prayer If fad
petition lhouid not bc ga { a.
sent Up tor cOncurr6nce,'.
TIMOTHY BTGELOW, Ssaaks-.
til Senate June Still, 1905.
Read and concurred,
III. l.. OTIS, Prsf4=aA
True copv-AucG,
$50 WENDELL DAVIS, CivE sf Gzate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

D ANawav from the SabicrIOeT, an
y iudended apprentice boy, named E--rzrl J5ss
.qcd about years, light complexion, and ioncUhat
marked with the Ir1liPoE bad "a when he went A.
way, niort Jacket and rrow'' This N totor1-i
Am Dertons har5auiug, couceaHlr. truItng, or en-
3iovlnr hiu, g they viii 1e proera,ed the ntmot
riC5r of The law ,AN4lo tA11Fal-''
A-gyf 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

II III Haa9raEs TIE Senate, and Hogf IF
Rcayrf1tativsy, ~ General Cant g1enlbls8
W Hg411, Nay 1895.
rT~E5E petition Or tc flbcrbers, inhabitants Of the
1 towns Of Hebron, Turner, and Buckteid, humbly
iaue5h-That they are ofthe denomination Of chrilt-
ians called BsptiGs-thatthere is not lu-lcient NUM-
arofhat either sid towns, 70 iuP-
port acAer ofPetr, religion and morality and the b.
7tonof l4d towns sluch, hat your pettOne scancon-
reDentlv meet together ior tie public woritiPof Coz
Tour PETITIONERS therefore Aumby pray YOUR honers
M nc6nnrare them together with their polls and es-
tates. iato religious focefv, hy tLe name of The
FrR B4ptG Society III tile town ol Hebron and that
vour petitioners may enjoy ai the privileges that are
granted II any other religious iocety ln the Common
y,a,I,h AID vour petitioners WY VIZ duty bound VIII
ever NAV. ROBERT SMELL, and
FoATT OTHERS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
SAMUEL LED, il, Patcntee,
of the Wiudnam Bilious Pills

Dr. Halls Nfsy Iqye1frd H-b 92lut:2r.
WHICH Ell etualIy cures theitch. and alI ether
srnpinus "A dis kin, luch laiJ rheum ring worms,
Pimpcs, treckes. tan, l.n burns, &C.
Whoever wifles to be cured IT thar EIilagrecabl=
d'lordcr called the ITCH, may do it with al r7etv,
without any trouble, ~ diagresbls ine IL y hours,
hy applying this liquid die past effected few
times. This solution viii he found fate certain and
convenient remedy, At HON or "a Journey, with
ont the lrh of create, 81 the leach IF luphur, III
potion of mercury
This io!uuon u ~ agrea5e AZ Iavendc-. and NAV
be applied with LIfeJy--PHce 50 cents bottle.
. THE above medicines are for Gle,
Hbc'rfIie and yrt5H BY Or II. 7. DUPEE,
by appointment w thc Patentee.
P-yt.raA SET 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

N.gy Commission EJtlJi5hHsnf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

q -lIlLiL5 dlD TEVELRlc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-04

f'esiean brig from Demerara, day or TIVE
before, because she had English passen-
gers on board, and was suspected OF hav.
ing English property likewise; among the
passengers, he said, were captain Gordon
iwha had for some time commanded the
Fort at Dsmerara) and his lady; they were
returning to England, land thought they
had got safe conveyance; the whole OF
captain G's property and effects were taken
from him, and he, with his lady, sent up
the river Oronoke.
The Richard was also brought 10 10 Sail
Rock passage, by two English men of war,
thatwerc bound from Jamaica to Barbados,
to ger information of the English and
French heetsj an officer from one of them
came on board the Richard, treated capt.
M'Gouty very politely, and told him he
might proceed without molcstation he
also informed capt. MIG. that on the Cd
inst. he spoke Danisb schooner the capt.
of which said thar some DAYS before he
saw French priyateer take three masted
schooner under American colors the Da-
nish captain further said, thar he soon after
saw three large ships hsave in sight to
windward, and the prlvateer seeing them,
left,he schooner and steersd another course
the ships proved to be French men of
war watching the motion Of the English
feet that was TO sail for Grenada.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-04


The brig Eliza, captain Taylor arrived
Yesterday in thirty two days from Malaga,
fuulshes,he following intelligence:
OGGibraltar, ca the 31se july, captaia
Taylor spoke Portuguese seventy four,
aadan American brig IRON the streights.
Tae master Of toe latter vessel informed
that the Commodore of the American
squadron had concluded Peace Nth the
Tgs1Etaas bu. upon what terms capt. I.
could NOT learn.
10 the bay of Gibraltar captain T. saw
Lord Nelson's feet at anchor and was
boarded By an officer from one efthe ships,
wac stated that the British fact left Bar
Padoes on the 1+th Of June, aud had fol.
Owed as they supposed, in the wake of the
;omolned fleets. until they arrived off the
coast OF France; when having every rea.
soa tosePPoSe that the French .aad Span
NardsOa got safely iuto Brsst, Lord Nell
'onr slood away for Gibraltar, whsre he ar
l'ed % the 10Th July.
q rfSacn ana spanish squadron of six
oil sitne line, had sailed from Car,hagena,
NA SIX thousand troops on board, suppos-
co. BE- destined fer Egypt. They were
nilo'sd o. rear admiral Bickerlen, with
VIC n,S 'a'l ofthe line, conveying the troops
Iaefns command of Ger. Craig.
The Spaniards plumber every A.
ns''can vessel theyfaH in with. captain T.
"a a. nr'd upon by eight of their gun boats
A. escaped by good sailing. A Boston
~ fOm LeghOrn had been detained by
rrr' !, and the master compelled to pay
~ :. uoHars before they would suffer him
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-04

80, ears, TO get the court OF the
soufss $. !. which il lies. 20 open ana sup ?
COUNTY 7 ~. have as csnssansly refused 70
port II; , ,rs that it was of no conse-
d'0, has a,y but the individual IN ques-
qaease Va lads 10 h.z mill, mis- store, his
ttop; Il, dwelling house. AT lengta ne
OraS1 .'sd il at his own cxPence, and
b. ,.gs. bur sras, on the 18th inst. ne com.
sr'DssI' - : violation of the law, in the teeth
p'p y. contract, against usage, and against
q - .fs,y Of the subIic property commit.
%, :; ,al i. charge, TO take the great mail OF
~ Ty.itsd States, of the route designated
sn' ,'% and contracs, to leave out post
oy Nv med as such in the law, Colchester,
1o'u ~, =, me Colchester mail twice day, &
Wv d,y, in the hands of a boy, on horse
81 '.;oa bride path, three miles from the
~ ',,oe and three miles back, repeated,
" .,wel,e miles day, aud shis practice
". .,ntiuusd for one week! Drawing the
~..onences and setting the laws at deh-
va .;ucs which have heen lntormed,
a -. rspulation Of the post Office depart
-. has made him change his conduct in
49, anr that hs is still playing the same
nm j. !, 10 half the road. How long he will
s's,,nue TO ride superior TO the law and
.,.,rdIess of,he restrictions Of his contract
How long the officer at the head OF sast
d,Dll.neat will psrmis such things 70 Dc
d,o. or how long the community will saf-
&, oF,oces Of this nature to pass without
,oFcrnasisu aud prssecution---stims will
Ihsw.
ONE OF TIE COMMUNITY.
august sotb, 1895.
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Port of NezV-LOndon, Aug. 2S.


Arrived, schooner Richard, M'Goutv,
26 days from Demerara. Lsft there 14sh
uls ship --, Harding, of Boston; sch'r
William, of New York; barque Jane, Pool.
of Portland; the Jane came INFO Demera-
ra in distress, her main and mizen mssts
carried by the board, captain Pool sick and
very lame, and Of Ills people lying at the
point Of death of fever he also had two
of his hands Impressed by an English man
OF war that was ~ ng IN the harbor. The
Richard left number Of other vessels at
Demarara, and when she came out saw
three vessels going in over the Bar, which
she did not know. Lat. 2, long. So, so,
was brought TOO by Spanish privaeeer,
which fired several shot at her, and com.
PEELED captain M'Gouty to get out his boat
and go on board with his papers; the capt.
of the privateer could not speak English,
and therefore could read none of the Ri.
chard's papers but the sea.le,ter; after
reading that, he called captain M'G. a boa
American, and insisted thar he should stay
and take supper with him, with which capt.
M. complied; while they were at supper,
the privateer's people had the poiteness to
take capt. MIG. boat and go On board the
Richard and help themselves to most other
small stock. such as pigs and fowls; after
which he was tolc; he might go about his
business. The captain of the privaleer told
captain M'Gouty that he had taken an A.
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BALTIMORE. September 9.

a.a "pssd, schooner Medula, Davis, SO
,.a .' aon Mariguane. Left there, Au.
s 1 > schooner Edith and Polly, of Bal.
MI, uncertain. The NonpsreiI, and
...I saSsS' at Port.au- Prince, to sail in S
AD, s. Touched at Jeremie, andleft brig
# R.,? Gray, and schr. Fanny, Swaine,
H.,. aa'Inore, to sail in 4 or S weeks.--.
i R.,' Mathis schooner Republican, Reed,
p1y,,. ''ore, was captured by French
a Az S,, aud that he arrived in his boat
ter, - eayes. Saw number of priya-
ed H. "a TIE passage, some Of which chas-
Saline ou' got clear of them by superior
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Richmond county, Sept. 4.