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4 Al Frs MATERIALS

Which added to his former Rock, completes ar ala
ortmen that was never equalled in his line OF buff
nefs, in this city.
He thanks his cuftorers for pali ravors, and hopes
to merit continuation of their culom Ills former
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them in their crude fate, that he might be able 10
Judge of their quality, and powderng and preparing
them under his immediate infpeaion have contributed
70 his prelent eitablihment; and oppoiition he pre-
Tunes will not relax his exerons give general a-
faction in future
His experience for more than 2 years paf, as A.
pothecary and Druggia in this city, added to lnall
tock OF Medical Information acquired before enables
Him, he thinks, to form toeraby correa judgment
as to the quality 81 Drugs and Medicines, although
he cannot boat of boaoyJ conformation him. greater than
the confidence Of numerous and Respectable cuGo-
mers.
In regard TO his whoIefale prices, he pron,ife, TO
iurniih each Of his wholeaIe cuomers with printed
price current, ioon poble and feels himie con-
hdeht in their appreciation, knowing that no one in
this fate afford 20 under-iel him. This he in
tends to do, not 70 get 0HSys eeoe,s from b, but to
fecure his own.
Any articles that may be ordered and not approv-
cd OF as to quality, may be returned If in good orIer,
and IN redlonsbe time.
June 7. (8w&t1
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Benjamin BU YAL.

AT THE SIGN OF THE coLpEn MoRr,o
RICHMOND,
HAS jnf received very large and extenGve af-
\ fortment of freih MEDICINES, URGEON's
DRUGS and DYE sTUFFS,
PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, VARNISHES, PUT
TY, &c.
hy' complete q6sytment gf
T + Frs ATER1ALS,
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

e ENTLEMEN holding subscrip-
VI tion papers TO the MAP OF VIRGINIA, are
Particularly requested to retnrn them BY the mail
M no private opportunity should Immediately Of
teri 20 the subscriber. in Petersburg. with the
subscription money received, The work is now
IN the hands Of the engraver, & will be completed
AZ early as possible The proprietors. in order
10 render this work the more valuable. have laid
down the whole of The state of Ohio. instead of
part as formerly advertised. The view of
Richmond. taken by Mr. Bossler the person en-.
gagged TO engrave rhe Map. is acknowledged TO
be correa and interesting landscape. and will
add much TO the elegance and utility OF the work.
e.. William Prentis.
Petersburg June 3. 1905 ST.
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Il ARTANo SOUTHGATE
0FSoSI7E he .Scaie Ha,lse. ar t6r Head of,be
- o1son Richmond --Ofsr for SALE. on fbe
ts'rest terms. for Cash, Produce, or Nsy,:iabie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-08
ne ne. SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform
'"e'r friends and the public. thar they have
received their ~.

tbs,. c-:.-, ~S'CCtiutly INFORM
'''s"es ana the public. thar they have
Spring assortment ofGooJ,s,
VI the best quality and ,ate,t f,.S;, g ~, /,
pose OF them IN thecheapes, te~a,s c. wi' ass
CHING, ana Lgeed C6rt6,ic S5osrks
D;,,;t;e, v,.., SD q 5fnsiin ditto of
Zrfsb r;,s,. rdyfons kinds
cs,,on cgs;, fnaia, Enstisb. French
N,,i.... q ana and Iakaa SHE
Conan 81. 81. ,, flovea'incs and Sattins.
fc;,i,,,r.J l, ,'N, fi'ye best find
Ly-rd S ,:..' ana Picas Veih and PIC Me
80. "'fS 1Ers
.f,s, ,yai;.. q roe S'it gtocss, t6yvad, lace
Pyy;r SCI -. and edyisgs
se;kl,s -'1a'- Sl~ek Grape, and a =
s.tsrs =, :, General assortnrat of
.:..sr. '''"Ss ana la. Ribbons
95;cs,.s. 80, GoidtJ siiver bullion
Y.t-,.,. - =" ua'cys ana general assoy,nenr of
ri 90. Legborn Bounets
Osnabays 80 n..e'"e" Legoorn
together with a nun,b.r IS ~.
tedious to enumerate. ''''s' '''eies TOO
Nichmond. 9Th May. 1906. : IS
Manchester Turnpike Comnany
GHAREHOLDERS in the Msn
NJ chester Turnpike Company. are hereby -
qu'red to pay to James Brander. trea.u,,, ! ~.
sun OF three and one half dollar. on eaoh.sha,.
on or before the LIST of Irly next. - -
BY order of the Dircdfor..
James Brander, elk.
--- -y.-. - -, 1ooo. thy
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PLEAsA1s ryslos Pam
. l1'0" Dollars Per .Anuum paid in aduauce. !
SATURDArs JUNE. $,

charlotte Court, 5th March, 1905.
inomas X. Conner. infant sen OF Dorothea0
kagiand, who was the daughter of Ed
ward Ragland by Moore Conner; his ia. -
ther and next friend plaintiff.
s,r AGAINST | q
William Elmcre and Sally his wife, IateSaI- q
~ kagiand. Thomas Ragland, Nancy = :
Nagiand. William Bowler and Polly his
wife. late Polly Ragland, --- Biedsoe .
and Agness his wife, iare Agness Rag n
land, Betsey Raglapd. and /. Clarke and 2
Eisey his wife, late Elsey Ragland, x
-. defendants.
ME defendants John Clark and EIsey his
wife. not having entered their appearance
according 70 the aa of assembly and the rules of
this court, and il appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court thar they are not inhabitants of this
state On the motiop OF the plaintiff by his a t.
sorney. IL rs ordered, thar they appear here on
the 6rst day of August court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill; that copy of this order be in
serted in one of The Virginia Gazet:es for TWO
months successfully. and posted at the front door
ofthe courthouse of the said county.
copy--Teste,
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SAM. anderson, -
I'd. Cunningham, :
Nm. NJ. Thornton, ( (
James Rea,
New'canton, 9th May, 1905.

lHE Trustees Of the above mentioned DAM
WIN. Cuerrant. will oHer for sale. to the biyh.
es' bidder. IN the town Of New.Canton. ON 1he
mrs Gay OF July next the following properly, viz
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves,
y single Chair, HaSness. &c. and vslsabe az.
so,''nen' OF suitable GOODS for the presen, sea.
sp", any partot which VIII be scd on very low
terms by private sale, OF great bargain NAV be
nan' ana liberal credit gwen 10 purchaser WIS
wl'. ave the whole stock on hand ny application
p.SVloos 20 the day above mentioned, 20 VIM
Gaerrans or the Trustees Six naon,hseredi, will
ee allowed the purchasers Of the above prcge,ty
lor az sums above ten dollars, on giving bond <
risDded fer. w,f
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or 10 ooying Assortment of Goods
poss r 1hsv qua,ty and fashions, will dis
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Thomas Read. elk.
VTRGINIA: :.

In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden in Richmond, March 18th,
1905.
Detween
Lucy Cochran, executrix and Francis Irwin,
executor, and devisees in trust of the last
will and testament Of David Cochran, de-
ceased. William Cochran. Lucy Cochran,
an infant by George Slaughter her next r
friend. and George Slaughter and Ca,ha
rine his wife, PLAINTIFF.
And
William Craig. defendant.
ME defendant not having entered
Il his appearance and given securitie accord
ing tothe att of assembly and the rules of ibis
cours, and 1t appearing the satisfaction of the
court that he isno inhabitant of This country
on the MOTION of the plaintiffs by counsel. his
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the hrss day of the next term and answer the
oil OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some new spaper pub.
lished in the citie of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
capitol in the said cite.
A copy--Teste,
r TIESLEY. G.. C.
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WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
H4.1NUP.fCTORY.

WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE,
M.1WUF.6CToRY,
No. z, BFfsse.lnees, .foar doors NORTH Of G,i9s5s
BRIDGE. Baifirlore.
tNHERE are made and sod, RHEA7.
w F1NS. frs, quality ROLLING and other
ScRE EMS, for wheat, barley. iax.seed, &c.,
HAND RIDDLES and SIKYEs. Tor coal.
corn barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal brick dust,
hax seed. clover seed. cookie, iifre sand. &c.
SH1KFS for ludian meal B7RE SAFES:
WoPEN WiRE for windows. &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Formeriy WEST SS SniTh1
N. b. a good assortment on hand
Any of the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, (on short nosice) at the same prices
as at the mandatory (exeiusive OF freight) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS e SON.
Near the Bason, of whom the prices may be
known--who have now on hard. Rbeaf Fans,
'Vbeaf aud Line Sisces, and Meal Sieves. &C. OF
superior quality
=, s. WKRE SAFES, and a fsp toms Ear
IRON on band
1lth Mo. LIST, 1904 wifi
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Fisher q Lesueur;
KAYE JUST RECEIVED LARGE suppLY or
GROCERIES, viz.

nuscovado sugar to, Gloves. Nutmegs
oest Green Coffee Mace and Cassia,
Doubie and Single re- Madder Birthstone
hned loaf Sugar Allan & Copperas.
Retail molassesS trikle ! Spanish and Benpa
Old Antigua. jamaica. Indigo
Santacruz, ST. Kits spermaceti-Oil
aud N. z. Rum Colorinp
Old Cognisc Brandy Picked Salmon On.
Holland Gin Goldfish
MADEIRA. Port, Sherry, Nav York Candles 8
Tereriffe and MaIa. Soap
!. gaSWlne Cun-powder
6otied i'ort x Claret Patent Shot from I q
Caldwell F rasure < co.'s BIB
supsrine Chocolate Thomas Leiper's Smut
Young Tyson, Souch- Marcoubn ditto
ong, Imperial. aud Porter cori<s
few cauistcrs con f-e,in Cases
tanning LIZ lbs. DemUohns j.,
OanpowderTea Cut quart and pint De.
Scotch Barley csnrers
Fresh Oil and Olives Plain at & half Ut do
Basket Salt Plain and cut, half pint
FRESH Mustard pint & gut. Tunbters
Spanish Segars Cut Jelly Glasses
Martinique, Noyan & China Bowls from pin,
Hordeaux Cordias to 6 quart
Box Raisns K Almonds Tea and coffee Cups &
Race and ground Gin Sauces
ger, Pepper. Pimen- Patent Night Lamps.
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
German Oznaburgs So 7Tcklen5fyrrs
All which were seleaed Cor this market by
James Fisher. and will be sold. wholesale and re.
tail, on moderate terms.
Ric6stond. March 27, 1905 W.T.
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II1A FOIL oH'fNG .dH1ICLES,
are FOR SAFE al d.. Wilson's Apotbecmy s5op. OF
posife TOE Bell 7acesa 10 ryif.
pEp and white Lead. Verdiaris, Spanish yyhi
ting, Spanish Brown, TIMBER, Naples Vel
low, Blue Small, Brown Pink, Rose Pink, Fake
w hite, Gold Leaf. Liquid Gold Size. Copal and
Spirit Variiish, Camei's Hair Pencils, Yellow O
chre, LitHarge. Sugar of Lead, &c. &c. Also
quantity of Salt petrc.
. He wishes to rent stand for an Apothecary's
Shop in fhe neighbourhood OF the cross street
leading 20 Mzyo's bridge.
goth Dec. 1906. wifi
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COMMUNICATIONS.

at time, when there is 70 little foreign in
telligence, and 70 few queftons of domeRic
nature, to engage the attention of your rea-
ders, IT may not be altogether unintereiting to
lay before them an entertainment of very diff
ferent reliih. The fubjstt to which with to in
vite their confederation, may Geem to be viion-
airy one; but the very novelty of the ideas may
clothe them with attraction.
Man is not 70 much taken up with the pre-
fent fcene of things, as not to with for fome-
thing that is better and beyond him: The
fame ardour Of Imagination, and the fame de-
fire for enjoyment which led the Pagan to- feek
for an Eiy6um in another form of exiRence,
have induced man to imagine happinefs in
this world more precious than what he enioys
An Eiylium upon earth form of fociety in
which we ihaIl fhake off NOT of the failings
and mIieries incident TO humanity, has not on
ly been the iavorite theme Of the poets but
has engaged the Ferrous attention of the mon
uDimpaiiioned philosophers. All men muR
regret the indulgence OF iach viGonary fpee ula
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LIGHT ARTICLES.

The French Government may boat of the
Gtccejj of the Combined Fleet in their late expe-
'iiton, lince it cannot he denied that they gain
ed po6sGon of the largeh Diamond ever known.
1t is maxim in pbyfcJ that one fire expels
another. For if the fame maxim obtain in toH-
ties, it may account for the increafed a9i0ity of
he enemy for the mpsfon of this country, in
the hope that they might thereby prevent the in
Vafon of their own.
BoN MoT.-The dafling lord R. (well
known at Brookes's) entering room the other
day where the witty lady M. was playing the
fashionable mufca piece, TIE QUARREL" oh.
Erved, that 7aarrelJ were bad thingsto bra7if;
but perceive, Madam, you are only in bIqy,"
True, my Lord, replied Lady NJ, :" and
there is this difference between my biay and the
play which you bra7if-mine produces bay,,o-
NJ, and yours dijcord."
GRAHD Row.--A terrible row took place at
che Stand this afternoon, in confrquence of a
dfpute between Mr.. Flint, who rode aganft
Mrs. Thornton laft year, and Col. Thornton,
refpefting IooOl. Mr.. Flint ported the Colonel
OIL Thurfday, and the Colonel recriminated yef-
terday. This day MIR. Flint came to the Stand
with NezO HorJe7vbip, which he applied to the
ColonePs ihoulders with great activity in the
preierce of a crowd of ladies.
Tie was auefted by order of the Lord Mayor
and teveral magistrates, who were prefent, and
siveninto cultody Of the city Runners, until he
can find bail, hInfelfin 1OOoi and two Turtles
IN 500. each. Col. Thornton is alto bound over
to proiecate thespasty for the alIaut.
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limbs, RATED them and walked forwark. ike a.
Their horfes. Arrived at the other extremity of
the table. the coachman who held the reins,
drew them 10 as to make them turn. The car
rage proceeded thus the length of the table 4
fecond time; but in turning round, the coach
man palled between the efcrutoire of the King
and the paper which was on the table He
found the tpot precifely oppo6te His Maic.ty.
and then Popped. the footman,
who was behind the carriage, eaped off ; page.
drened en- bnssa,d. alighted-ran to the door.
and opened it a lady defended from the car
rage. advanced towards the king, made him
profound reverence, and prefented a petition,
equally natural and graceful. She waited inf
long enough for Az anfwer during which in
terval the little page played with the door,
which he opened and flIut alternately
wards the lady, making fecond reverence 70
the King, Attended her carriage, feating herfelf
on that Tide from which !he could fee his Ma
lefty. The huzzard fhut the door, rcmounted
his ftep, and feated himfelf as before: the
coachman gave itroke of whip to the hor-
les. The lacquey, who had not yet mounted,
ran after the carriage, and leapcd behind with
much activity. The horfes turned third time
round the corner of the table, again made a
tour, fill guided by the coachman, who whip
ped them from time to time. at laa the car
rage topped of itielf, in the fame fpot from
which it iet out, as fit was about 70 enter. the
coach-houie after having fniihed its Journey.
Lord. bab.
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deavours to reprefs that impious and immoral
traffic. t..s
1t cannot be too often repeated, that union
and moderation are the principal conaituepts OF
national fafsty and Happiness. Although you
may have left in your REFLECTIVE towns, many
individuals, heated with political zeal; and in
the eagernefs of emulation, conteading merely
Tor pre-eminence. truR this deliberative body
w,'i be influenced by a candid, tolerant fpirit,
winch will juftly command the affection of the
%i'e and good, and the appreciation of your con-
itituents. -.
In every attempt, of this kind, fhal be hap
PVT cooperate with you, and as far as in me
IeS' render that aihtance which the Confttu-
zion has made part of my official iuty.
ISAAC TICHENOR.
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DISTRICT OF v7RCINIA, 10 qvi,:

y it remembered, that on the feventh day Of No
~ vember, in the thirtieth year of the Intepen-
dence ct the United States of America Charles De-
noon, of the aid dtrt hath dspofted in this Office,
the title OF Map, the right whereof he claims as
author IN the words following, to wit "a per-
Peetive view Of the lofs Of the United Ststes FRI
gate Philadelphia in which is reprefanted, her re-
lstive petition to the Tripotan gun-5oais when,
during their furious attacks upon her, fe was una
ole to get Jingle gun TO bear upon them" In con-
formity to the act Of the Congress of the United
States, intituled An aa for The encouragement IF
learning by fecuriug the copies Of Maps Charts, and
books to the authors and proprietors of fueh copies
during the times therein mentioned"
IL. 81 W VI, IN MAesHALL,
November ..
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5aips at auttinii.

WiXp9ffi1,ely be fold, at the Eagle Tavern, BY
Mee6rs. Gran5y q Hancock, on SATURDAY. Tx
9th infant, at IL o'tIock
4 BOUT 200 acres of LAND, in the county
of Henrico, only four miles from Rich
mond, and adjoining the road to Four-Miic-
Creek.-A particular defcriptiou of the premi-
fes and the terms of fale, will be made known
on the day of fale.
Any psrfon whiting to fee the Land previous
to the faIe, will pIeale apply to the Auaioneers.
November /. enst
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q LII Perions having demands agan1 the eflats
l A OF Philip Iudveil Grymes, Elq. late of Bran
don' Niddletex county, decealed; are requeffed to
forward them properly authenticated--and thoie
who are indebted to aid eitatc are deiired to make
immediate payment TO the Rev. Henry Heffernan of
the iaid county, who is fully authorized TO fete all
matters relative to the eitate during my abfence.
SAMUEL w, SAYRE, Admir-.
Brandon, November 3.
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AMUSING oN.-TheebefPenyre of
mechanics in the uick-nack way, is Carriage
made by Charles Etenre Louis Camus, Me
chanic in Ordinary to Louis XIV. and Author
OF work entitled " Eiemsa5 de Meebqnigsse.''
The following is a Description given by hj;nfelf,
OF this little vehicle
" The fpacc 'nieDted for this carriage to run,
was the table of the Couuc" Of Ver(alle5. L.
was placed at the snd oppoite to where the
armchair OF the King Rood. In an iniant the
Sarriage iet off of tfeIf |; the hories moved their
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CHE enquirer.
RICHMOND, stb MoYEMBER.

The editor of the United States Gazette. of
Philadelphia, "a federal print) afures us, from
an nnaonSted /onrce, that Mr.. Monroe has ac.
tual'y expreiled to our government an opinion.
that we ought TO proceed to an immediate de.
claration of war againft Spain"
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DISTRICT or VIRGINIA, to agit !,

- E IT remembered, that on the feventh day of Mo-
vember, in the thirteth year Of the Iudepen-
dence OF the United States of America. Charles De-
noon, Of the faid dria, hath depolted in this Office
the title of Map, the right whereof he claims as au-
thor IN the words following, to wit A view Of
Comnrodore Preble's Squadron, whilfl engaging the
gunbosts and forts Of Trpoli, the Sd Of AuguR,
1904 when they captured three of the Tripolitan
boats and greatly damaged the Bafhaw's fortifcs-
tons In conformity to the act OF the Cougrefs of
the United States, intituled An aa for the encore
2gsment Of learning, by fecuring the copies Of Maps.
Charts, and books TO the authors and proprioors Of
iueh copies during the Zines therein mentioned"
n sN WILLIAM MARSHALL,
November g.
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The Alexandria Expofitor, of Nov. l n, ftates
that "the reports in Warrington city confirm"
the reports which we have iaid were afloat in
this city, that " the Spanilh minRer, having de-
term'ned to leave the us. had demanded his
paiiports from our government
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23
co. 2elpg.
PORT OF PORrLANn

OfNh VI TUX LAND.
Ilesksy, S-bf. e. rived fcb SaIIv car. r1l;r,
G'abtree, 2+days from st. Thomas.-spoks II tsr s5
long fi.orig Inn, tn. Brown, for PhIa1eIDb;a
b4rf4zy, SEPT. l9-Arrived brig Harriet III axe ~
days from Liverpool Spoke Sept 4. lat n oc Hi
~ 81, ship Mary 80 days from Liverpool for Nv
suTypoFt-lane day, ihip Triumph, Allen, 33 days
from Antcrdam, fer Newvork-Ilth. Iat 40 N
long p 20 brig Jane, 90 days. from Peteribercr for
P'o'dence- 9Th, Lat AZ, AZ, Ioa &C. fhiD f. s..
Ten, bound 70 Leghorn Il days
ot"- 1ly--arrIved lch Rover, McIeIanlQ6 DAVIS f.
81 haFts.--SPoke brig Hunter, Woodbury., North Of
Sauberaao =
2ar' A.y, brig Endeavour, simonton, "a DAYS from
Berbica. ergo, coffee and fugar.
Sia' dy, Brig Martha, Bragdon, "a dsys from =
Thomas, -io-i' p
Sane A1y--Arrived feb Morning Star, CAPT. Hodg-
<ins, 25 days from S. Thomas.
E[i1GJ, 3O--arrived loop Britannia, from ~ York.
Brig Apollo Jewett, Of this port has arrived !,
b'iton from Martnique-left there feb. Orono. Cut
Ter, Of this port.
Aug 81, lat %, So, lon. ~. was r,oLa "a. l,-;
kIoy, Small, from Portland for HAVANA, in greaf
dittreis, having been overlet, had LOT bis MATS and
every thing OF desk and remained full of wafer for
three days, having no Progdons but raw beef 10 ear
ana little water, was tryi 9 to get into Chlrleton
-5'rIvef at Salem brig Decatur, Jones, Of Bath, dr-
m@itet-n her came, laiilr, named Gridley owls.
who lays he belongs to Hjngham and was in1DreIed
from the brig Hannah, Of Newburvport: by the Brit
III hoop o. war Indian, Capt. hutn, from Halifax
Nhen The Indian failed from Halifax Lows flaws NE
sad but ~ mem but during the time he was on board
zone month"; there were Americans and Ok hers preGed
board 70 make lS5--of which 50 were imDreGed
Americans; aud chat z. lzC a5 many as thirty fz,v
fTSfo7y tataF arnly fran -f7nizaas, n5 and hey
and their country dz1qHei" The Indian had in tow
The hip Ocean," from England, where The had been
carried in, r;ed, and cleared but capt AuQin faid
ne would carry her TO Halifax where he new 1,e
would be condemned. 80 Such is LOWS tory We
Know not 70 whom he told il but it appears highly col
ored-t was the duty Of the perlon to whom he made
the relation, 70 have required his depoton before
magitrate TO the truth Of the aertions and to have
HanlmHted It 70 GoverEment.-In the days of the
Warrington and Adams administrations the lcanda.
Gus lniuits which daily made on our commerce bv
the Engiih French and Spanifh pirates and free
oooters would not tamey and fently been bore
SPIRITED remembrance would have been made-Fm-
hargoes would have been red and measures taken
70 Obtain redreis and prevent future fpoation Pr
rae and free 5oate,s be deferred from their
depredations by newspaper ranting the lrong arm
q o01Aa7saf energetically empoyed can alone teach
them that they cannot violate the laws Of nations
with impunity,-Csat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-23

1.s 4. Aoa'a', "~'sr csasats, o. this town. aoed
rs BET eulogy which aaT one can otfa;n i ~.
'o'sea HPoa The character q tbs voung man II, ~
egrf and Zorro which an DIS acquaetansa
Il ms early e1it--he acquir'd re easem and ~. ~
oq'e'y by ms manly conduct ana mdnsfs IF nsrr.-s
In Ne"ouryPnrt, Mrs sulanna Dana. Wiz "a nv.
Nev samuel Dana, Of Marhlchcad
az Warrington, on the Ilth inf Of ,-.,lo,, e...-
Nlr Josa H'4siagsa, the &C ebratcd comedian -.
TWO .,.. ch' dTen are now at ichool in Wahing,on.
&c following obituary notice OF Mrs TpF,v. Whole
death was mentioned IN an, was then i,nsvod.fI
omitted = bat lite is long that auf,vers lif ben -.
Is a truth that has been fully exemp fled Il H. -
acterot this lady Left in tate Of vr5oubool \,
early life, with family Of children. and ntbs- -
uPport' called forth The energies ola capacious mind
''41 rs duties winch ihs has unoeafngly performed
nave oeen wltneled and acknowledged by AM TIA, t
neF and could no FIJI of proving rource ofbssr-
iet conioafion ~ her dying hour.-Tuo cbildro,,
let toiament the lois Of a beloved mother ana -
adds peculiar pogaancy 20 the grief that 4 nati1,
excited On thia location, is the reflection thar aI
mother Is hereby deprived Of her only eartIl, ~.
and that this flock viii nlortly bring dow 49,
hairs with iorrow to the grave"