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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
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FOR SALE.

Five hundred acres of LANE, IN
the County OF Alexandra, ant FIVE ono iatt
miles from Alexandra and two from GeoIg. toWn,
one moiety in Wood and part OF that heavliy TIN.
bered. 1t abohnds in excellent water, and hath
an extenfve view Of the nc ghborhcod-from It's
proximity to the City, Georgetown and AleAan-
dtia, with the additional convenience If an Abund.
ancc of wood, lew farms within th Dhsie
claim pre- eminence. Upon the Fi,f Monday
in OasbeY, fhall attend on the premiies lor the
purpof: o dTpofirg OF VI, if not fold presions to
thar lime. Sh cid it be more accommodating to
thofe (wh with country ref ence duurg the
{ickly mons.s,) will divide it into ten and
twenty acre LOTS. Any pcrfrn within TO
view thc Land ty an application to WiLLIAM
SNELLuM, who lives ON it may be granheG. -
My emotenels ara the frequent depJedaticrs on
H.. Wood AID Timber, are the principal induce
ments 20 fell il, not more than one.ith Of the
purchafe money will be required, and credit
from two to three years will be Given tor the re-
fiduc, fecurity by a mortgage, ard forfeiture
of the advanced monies, With interef on The
fun unpaid, if not punetuaIly aud fully dh-
charged.
G. CHAPMAN.
Auguf II. 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
TAVERN AND OYSTER
H O u S E.

T-HE sobfcribc.s respectfully inform the Pub.
1 lie thar they have this day opened a hern'
of Entertainment, at the corner of Duke and pa.
ter f,ret,. add n,cnd to keepa confant fuppy Of
The BEST OYSTERS,
and RELISHES fevery defcripnon they will
afo be conftantIy fnpplied with the choiceff Ii.
OUORS. OF al, kinds, and pledge them(ejves tha,
no exe,tions will be wanting TO render general
fatisfatfion. They follcit portion of that cus.
tom, which they uuR they will be found de-
ferving of
Began g Shack.
Odober 4. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
FOREIGN.
Reflections on the Var. from the London
MorWng Chronicle.

From he very b. ginning Of this war, it
Was very easy for animparllal and discern.
ing observer to perceive that our govern
ment, aud all our public men, except very
few, were absolutely blind to the nature
and necessary progress of that war, into
which ministers entered with leviry that
afforded mos melancholy presage of the
future. They did cot see the1state of this
coun ry compared with France, in its pro.
per light; so IL was vain "a expect from
them any measures suitable TO the occasion.
While th.lr mouths were full Of the amba
non and aggrandizementR of France, it was
qaise evident thar they did not afix any
meaning 10 the words the, spoke. They
did no, feel the subj at all. they acted,
and have continued TO act, as If we had to
do wi h Louis XIV and Madame Pompa.
dour. They did not feel, though they of
ten spoke OF 1t, that France, at all times
formidable under Bonaparre, and ha, tho
weakened bv her civil and external wars,
upon MIR Puts principles of political eco.
nomy, she was really much strengthened
by them, as 10 every purpose OF hos lliiy
Every great nation has become SO after CT
ril wars, as the experience of all history
Of France herself. and of England, album
dainty proves. This is VIVA, tax makers
and lax gathcrers do not understand but
It's quite simple. A nation that has pass
ed through such hardship<, becomes hardy /.
Inc minds OF men rise above the timidi y
and softness OF prosperity and tranquility
They are accustomed to suffering, and the,
are fsmiliarlzed with military ideas. The
character is thns changed. On such a PEG
pie, hardships and seventies, which would
drive the pampered sons of wealth and
ease TO despair, make no impression, and
formidable indeed must they be to their
neighbors. Happy would it have been for
Europe had it been possible 10 seduce, or
beguiie France, into a twenty years peace.
But the thing was impossible.
Yet il might have been expected, that
statesmen would have viewed war with
an enemy of this kind, as an extraordinary
case, and demanding extraordinary exer-
tons. 1t might have been expected, that
the old opinions Of the best statesmen OF
this country, the wings of king William &
queen Anne's days, that the records of par
hament itself would have been recalled to
mind, not to excite despair, but to stimu.
late exersiou. 1t was universally held ia
old times, that this country could not exist
as an independent nation. if France even
had Flanders, far less Holland. But our
ministers thought nothing of the matter ;
they set themselves down, and The country
too, quietly beside this volcano, just as they
say the peasants sometimes do under Etna
and Vesuvius. ere the smoke of the laste-
ruptioa had subsidized.
B II NAV be said, almost with strict justice,
thattwo years of the war have been utterly
i losE, as 20 any purpose of wise and eaectual
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03

wards, and those friendly 70 Snyder in s.;
and that the votes given for the former were
1928, for the latter 90l That in the Nor
thern Liberties, a district of the county Of
Philadelphia, the candidates friendly TO
Snyder had 59l votes, and those friendly
to M'Kean sly votes.
! Our country has scarcely concluded a
peace with one foe, when more formida-
bic seems ready to take up arms against
her. The Tripolitans have scarcely learn
ed that the American flag will not tamely
submit TO insult and injury. and that Ame-
ricans will not, Ike same European states,
pay tribute where no tribute is due when
the Spaaiards, regardless as it would seem
of individual right and national respect,
treat us with the utmost arrogance, and
appear determnedto put both our patience
and our prowess to the test. The time APP
parently is not far distant when this coun-
try mus. either debase herself by submit
ting TO indignities the most disgraceful, or
meet this insolent enemy in the fight;
which is the more honorable alternative let
such men as Bainbridge and Eaton decide.
~ 4. D. Nd
twill be strange indeed (says the Bal
ance) if our country is not well defended.
theeirmocratic papers say that the president
has called upon he Militia, to stand in rea-
dIness to carry into effect the law of the
last Congress, IS Forthe more efectuai pre-
servasion OF peace IN the ports and harbors
OF the Uaited States and in the waters IN
der thtlr jurisdiction" With the militia
upon the water, our navy upon land, and
our lord high admiral In csve, what a
great and powerful and wonderful people
we shall be.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
nANISH ORDINANCE.

!, ...;,o that Danish masters Of Vessels
3 :ssg from, North Ame,icda ports for
, go, skaU bro0ide Themselves NTH Ger,
,.::otss Of healih, from the DANISH Con
y s. Eee-Loasui, at The place 81 lad
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
aoatlp auosrttssr.
rarrRsDAY, OcToBER 5

n.,;.h vice. Consul, for the Dis
p; B. cs sc. has received the fol-
II II o os from the Danish Consul
1 with a request that It might be
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03

Notice is hereby given,
THAT there will be no market for
Butchers meat on Sunday, from this
time 'till the hEt Of May.
October 8. d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
GERMAN LINENS.

f "a - II
The s4ljrr5o bas imported pr M LovrsA,
enffam CLARxasR, on n oltlmovs, an qJ5rS.,
mentef eea./s GERMAN LINENS,
CONSISTING OF
Tieklenhnrgs,
O;aahnrgs, Bottled 10
Borlaps, &c r A w ga K.
Hebsn brown r-lis,
III basay on hand
One cafe D2w,afcs, entitled to drawback,
Creas a la Morlalx aaa Platillas, white and
brown in broken packages, and is daily ex.
Peetation Of further fugpIy If slltGa iIncRs.
Allo on bend, as ulit1l.
A large and general aliofiment Of
FALL g WINTER GOODS:
Ih whole of which vie be tolc On the
iowse tie MS.
Fe keeps canitsnt f.pply Of Rrandywine
VA. +, FsEp Capiltcr UN. POWDER, war
rartee superior 10 any made in America, which
ne fells at the prices ot the fiarutatsofy. Ex-
trbfyc ofdefs in that Inc viii beexeeu;ed at the
!ilorteit notice.
A. C. GAZENoVE.
October g. eos
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
Thirty Dollars Reward.

= u
ID UNAWAY on or about the nth inGahf,
n from she plantation of Def, Bel inL u.
doun county, MuIafto NJ named WILLIS;
about g years Old five feet ten io'h high he
took witt him white and br al!r cid iur
hat, nankeea Pantatpons raj. ofoid vtives do.
lren trowfers, 0ripped dImothy jacket, and
fr.ppc aukst. Said Tel oW was ralfrd near
Aqua, where fme tine ago purchased hi Of
captain Harrjjsn; il is iuppolel faro fellow has
pals AID will aitenps to PATS as a tree man
will give lhe above reward Tor apprehendire laid
Negro in any jat. 10 thai I get him again. if
tskcn out of the itare OF Virginia, or FIFTEEN
Dollar. ii in this fate, ARD r.afonable cha ges
paid tor bringing hm home. All matters Of vef-
fcs ard ottes forua nrd sg4lnit harbouring
or hrng fain Mgr, at their erl.
Waiter S. Bet.
Aeaia, Spt. IS. To- 81 zawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03
AGze Of Bread.

The sd leaf to weigh 10 ounces.
JOHN LONGDEN, c. c..
C6ober 3.
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F O R S A L Z.

Eight cafes low priced FELT HATS
One d IRISH LINENS, real ColaIns,
Ninety barrels BEEF,
Two pipes HOLLAND GIN,
Orr half pipe LONDON PAR
Two or. do. !. tt ULaR MADEIRA,
Ind ferc Sacks of
Liverpool SLOWED SALT.
William Hodgsom.
Oetoter Z, d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03

ia,b. nc 18th ultimo, an election was held
e,D..,s snsfs counties OF Pennsylvania for
III, W. O's q the ensuing General Election.
d. ,o, .pes'ors are the officers who receive
and are chosen bv the same ci.
I no elect the Goveraor and mem
sfst the Legislature.
tat s. - Daily Advertiser states
ssss. fr, .as CITY OF Philadelphia the candi-
V to M'Kean succeeded in II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-27
lszR7kssBl1Rc. Dsssebss Y.

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Otgiag p * iect el1ey eoss,
ii,lknl1gn y - " - pess x x ~
serse nldsy re .<trsslfy q selr.', g.
extyrsy e Chairs. tose'l, ler - Mcik
Tint cl.fhf = hops 1eel p,.e1f q Alzye
li1stnyR t9kly sffrd14 eseynkHs
Tn fke1llf1. feilI.res pz f'lss rgllff 1ge1
eerions c0npe,liencs e f!.s = 1lf1x q ~,
petex, ~ eve ~ 9y ~ n ~ 1eslf q
tece;pin{ isstess. ~. ~ shs ~ lse1s
! lle<ae4si Ihen ouy Msss<lEef a.
f1Itn<d ~ trsag1f ~ fep ra,evs -
f1s1e ~ c1ntcirE1 nes1f1g u tNtets
s1nce, e>tcstf1 en- yn.1,i,1 ~ 4e1.4
k,s9 MISC 80 shs e.1yigas p'e-
cerN ctf1in<t 81 ~ eaies n1esy ne Co..
m6ll 90 ~ contipcd ezete knQlce
NJ Spei,l, gghirh ~ pyescn5s1 - = ta.4
tiI q ctir fotu ind cc11lffI 1ttscxit1t,6
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-27

q q ~ & ;. z ~ z. 4
I'D Iii = IL koew III i = ! GOD
brize. h< would bring III q anchor /
ihmcd;1ieIy upon which bah y>s,<It
h0fc AMY FL pnnf1 Eocf,, SIOUX ioQx
iear.ies ION c.pe S1n Ansonio.
Tkkf III c6mnSnde TX ofsaid priyAteer,
aid.d 81 S<vernI 5pnniardo who came o.
board herfn eanoss from, heir hebitations
% thai coGst, Begin run16ing tAe sea
Horse, opening he hatctes md break
inr open De packages and cases Of dry
koods, principally consisting q German
Iincns. whilst de crew 81 The said priyns
teer were continually prssine and FePa.s-
ing IRON o1c 81 ne said vessels g ne
otker, ard most a diem y : state q ~
ABIDE sid aeponsnt jaeob 4. Val,
did furiher ieposc, that being denincd
o. hoard ssid privsteer from thc foorth
= thc sixlh, he had ample Oppoftupifies
81 ohsersink ard cxanninink her, md
found her q 81 = AmeFiean built YES
eel, having painted 8 her slern, Caro-
line, of cknrIesion, which was very "
sible, notmithstshding some bIaek paint
hid been put O. Il 70 eliacc i but which
was not done eifectnslly .lhnf she was
mounted with one cprriags gun and one
swivel, and supplied with small arms,
and manned With ten men and twonegrp
b6ys, exclusiy. u he esplsin, Who sAid
NJ name uss Paul, md he privateer ihs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-27


4 Henry Hill, jnn. sos,nI ofs1s Uuis-
"a Sntes, Tor the said i>land, residing
Il lhe city q Hasaniz, d hereby <cttily,
that tie docnmenE1 kcr<1n.o 1nn<xed
nzfked nith shc Letters from a . &,
ineInnivc, md 5tsmb<d viii ny consu-
~ s<sl. .fc tl1e nd fsikhl1l copies "
~ oEis5osls lodssd md reeoFded i ~
1|ite having been 81 DC herewith
<1ref1IIy co'I slcd 1n3 ceup6red
u te>sinoaY uher>1f I hare
subscribed NJ name and a|l'x-
Cd de zeal uf ny olzee e Ha-
fr.1.l yanha aforesaid. lie sob day
e Angus, 1905. and y ths'
year Of lhc indcp<nd <nce q d.
united stafe, De thirtieih.
HENRY HILL juo.
fAl
cs1snlatssf ~ uaifeiS faies u Agsriea.
LskAnp ~ CUsA,
Br DIE pnhI;c ia>ironeb<5 x Il knoIn
mo n aheuihe sane dosk. th.lI, u
nay eonccr1. lIi.k e. ne DAY oftht d2te
hereof. before ne, IIcnrl Hill, Jun.
consnI IS &c Un;<cd states q Anerlea,
for d. isI>ni 81 Cu5s. reaident Is H..
vSnns, personally came and appeefed
Wi||iam Cory, e Charieslon. (Soolh c..
roIina) m&ster 81 he brig Am. and c..
~ Cory. naic u sid brig Who being
sby r,e ecvcr4lIy duly sworn % lhe koIy
esruSriisss n al@ishsy God, a. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-27

E<.lS 1<|sf 81 1ossih's ! <o3t11ic..e
itt5 <oof IS ,bs r6<>| order. i1ok1e< ,1a<
ofihr 1co,rt1h<6t. 81 marine j. eHeEy
H'zlrIcl. lid d re ou1e<sof pFirs.esfs,
;nfornIh< them (k2t lhcy VII - r<.po1,-
Si6|. lor lhc i1;1rie.the( my 6cc11ion.
s.. k,1s,, ~ 81. isos.
cs,.uIsv rr sfsA, L',issd sIasss #
81 dis isih dsy 81 september, 1905,
rcrsonS|'r appeared IS ~ consular plice
of III 16i.Ed sptes q Ameries, Ichn
Allen, conn36der 4 ~ slooP Range,
b<Io1f;6xto ,fc Ho3<xnnenk q ~ eIore-
s1ii Unifed SlkfcS md John Ihonr-
son, master mate % board sa'd 1Iopp
Ranger. Win. nl<cr being sworn % he
severely, zach cpe1kins or hinsell,
iA1i ~ sailed Is 6nt uitk eaid vessel
fioM o61ion - Ans<ics = . about
ihe 2ist ~ q ~ III, q ~ service
cfss;1 3otSrnnsn(, 81 conpory Wiihtkc
.'.1o i rS<.IIer, commended b eepssin
.3i amin Prince. u;,k whom DIZZY par1-
~ conpsny I fcw dsy1 6ftcr their isays
int Boston, ~ stressed veasher-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

By the brig Paisley. rem Bnrtlc aux.
French papers TO the goth OF April are re-
eeised at the Office az the NEacAnrrLr
ADvERrIsER, bat they afford no news.
We learn verbally that the destination of
the Toulon flee,, which had OH board IL
thousand men. is to make an attempt on
The isiard OF jamaica, and the parisians
spoke with confidence OF its being com
PEELED to surrender. The Bses, feet vas
completely manned, and ready for sea, Mr.
Monroe remained-s., Madrid, without any
very sanguine prospect ofbrinsing The dis
pu,e between that court and the Uniled
States TO All am;cable conclusion. Mr..
Livingston was to sail froip Nanlz about
the so,h of May, in the Ship Mississippi
Tor this port. The Paisley is The bearer
OF dispatches FOR Government.
The arrival of the French and Spanish
fcet in the w. Indies was not known az
the HAVANA fifteen days ago. when capE
Shuriliff of The brig Lydia left that port.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

We are happy to announce the safe ar
rival Of the very valuable ship America, at
Salem, on Friday last, from Mocha, and
owned BY Messrs. Crowinnsbields. She
rs said TO have for one article on board,
100000 lbs. coffee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
! shall Keep ihersof, while as rassins as
il is sincere.
! have the honor 10 be,
Most respectfully,
Centiemsn,
Your mos, humble servant.
our MOST humble servant.

DElzACOSf L.
r. S. Seycnty-6ye dollars which Mr..
Savage gave me yesterday for my share
IN The Msnage, together wilh,wen,y five,
obtained BY the sale of the little furniture
1 wan possessed Of are the stock on which
| am doomed TO depend for my future des-
tiny at the age of 81, for having con6dsd
in the liberality of the citizens of New
York, towards useful undertakings.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
PHILADELPHIA, June il.
! THE colNBrNED FLEETS.


a French gentleman, passenger i'm the
Louisa, from ST. Pierres, G MI via 81. Kits
arrived this morning, informs, that be was
on board the French and Spanish Fleets
at Port Royal, Martinique; and that they
consisted Of ls sail Of The line & frigates.
The French Admiral was villeneuve
in the Buccaneer; the Spanish AmiraI
Gravna, in the. A'Argonaut.--T'here
were . ships OF 90, aud Of go guns, hay
ing 10000 troops on board, under Gene
raj Lauriston. The officers OF the feet
say'tbcy had no knowledge OF the precise
point of destinatIon.
The Following, for which we are indebt-
ed to commercial friend, is the latest
from Cadiz, and is very satisfactory as 10
the probable force which has lately made
lis appearance in The Yves. indies.
CADiz, Aprilsl2.
(" / take up my pen 10 inform you orthe
blockade Of this port being raised ON the
ioths About s O'Clock in the afternoon
appeared or this port, the French fiees
from foulon, consisting OF eleven sail
OF The line, 6 frigates, and briggs; and
being joined by one French man of war;.
one corvette, and brig, and Spanish
men OF war and one frisate from this port,
hey proceeded on, il is supposed, for Fer
rol. The English feet, under Sir j..
Orde, of6 sail OF the line. and two frigates,
kept IN sight all the time. and the nexr
day followed the combined fleets. The
blockade, therefore.is completely raised
and as The Spanish feet has sailed, there
IS no probability OF our being again block
AIDED, perhaps all the war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

:" This moment (li O'Clock, AMI the
Mail boat brings positive accounts OF the
arrival OF twenty.eght sail Of French ships
they say that nineteen are line Of battle
ships-a new feet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
FsoM sr. KITTs, May %.

KIN s1T- III >, way 20.
This moment (ii O'Clock, my IN.
Mail boat brings positive accounts OF the
arrival of twenty-eght sail Of French shios
they say that nineteen are line Of battle.
ships--a new feet
Capt, Young, who has arrived at Provi-
dence from Salon, came through the Cut
OF Gibraltar. on the 9th Of April, in conn
pshy,wi,h The French feet from TouIon.
consisting Of i6 sail of the line, frigate.
and two sioops ofwar. Spoke two Of the
ships, treated politely, and not detained.
Same day passed the Gut in company
with said fleet, by which ! was kindly
protected---a pickaroon priya,ecr that was
attempting 10 board me being obliged TO
desist from measure that might have
proved highly injurious. After PASSING
he Cut, al 5 p. NJ. of the same day, the
fieet wore, steering TO the north, from
which circumstance Iconcluded they must
be bound for Cadiz, in order 10 form
junction with Spanish squadron as also
TO unite 10 the Feet The French man cr
war which had been blockaded at that mort
tor upwards OF two years by the British.
Barcelona Che gays) is closely b!ockad-
ed by two British ships of the line Of ~
guns each, one frigste, and two sIoops of
war.
The British ship of war Leander, was off
sandy Hook, Wednesday, morning, at 80
miles distance.
June IS.
{" The ship Francis Ann, from Savan.
nah, and sip. Dove, from, St. Barts. were
boaided of the Hook by the Erltsh shir
Of war Leander.
ny the Dove, Captain Hatch, from St
Bariholemews, we learn, that Toulon anc
spanish fleets. consisting Of 10 ships ofth,
line and 10 frigales, having ON board |.
Thousand troops had arrived et Mari;
'hque that several Preach ships OF We
were seen of st. Lucic in consequence,
OF which the British ships in that por
Slapped out, and that one of them had as
rived al ST. BAriholomews.
a letter ofithe 2eth ult. from St, Ba,
thoiomews,by the above sloop SAYS, {. Gus
daloupe has been emhargoed these te
days 10 consequences OF the arrival of apt
ther French squadron, with strong al
med iorce. hey have Just commence
active operations Which appear, by We,
sci arrived hero from ST. Lucie yesterja.
FIRST to be direeled against thai is,snd. a
there IS at present no EDgiish force in IN
country to cope with them, Il is genefal
believed, that they will attempt the who
English Colonies. The embargo is
pfessnt general IN all the islands. and q
deF the circumstances mentioned, il ma
be czEeeled 70 remain fcr some time"
Wciearss by capt. DAVIS, from Saw
nah, that the brig Minerva, capt. News
he'd arrived there il le days from r,
noush, with Information Of the anivsl
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
Commonwealth Of Mafachtfat;s.

IL S.aa Z, Jan 81, 1909.
ON the Petition Of Ezekiel Martin ard
TIERS praying be Incorporated into sious socic-
Ky
ORDERED thar the petitions caufe an attcaed eopv
III their petition with this order thereon be pub i(
I'D three week uceeIivey in TIE Portland C=r.s pria
/ cd Portland the isf publications 10 &c thiry VS.,
ieat befote the fcnnd wedntdsy, Of rhe Gfa eisn
the Gtneral Court THAR al corcerEed, may rh-a
appeal ana ihcw uie (f any obey hav) why pay
er OF f.id petition thou n * g antet.
Sent Gown Ter Concurrence
D4ylD CORP P,.a4si.
IN tie n ufe OF Repre- rcntstivcs, Feb. I. 25.
Read aac Concutrcd.
II c oTl', sa~s,
A,rueCopr,
Arrssr WENDELL D Wis CtrI qf S--r,.
taken Up AdrItt.
NN the 1sth inn. between Hog Tn4aG and Og-rre,t,
W YAWL BOAT, about n fl4t long The oxu-
er may " i again by prgyu rs property and pay "a
charges. Iquire of
NATHANIEL MERRILL.
FIinor'b FEB, 49,
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
SECONl' QUARTER.
2. The HouoyG5k Se,la.t and H:nora5ls Hsus r

Ro-eea4tys, ~ Gen.,a ar Az n5!yti s seaul ia.
n1ia, n Tazuery. <inn7 D-rai Sos.
1 He petit. Oh + tho fu5frihers iHhah of he
towns II rolsni, Ncwgouc Ter 4 Nisot, hua
bly, 1cv hr your retiIi The demon a 4tion
or fecf Gu iAals called M tT dis aud have hereto
fore u tally sorhirped GoJ together Ter ups
ot 6vc yerrs p4l have hel and employed s-id 4r-
ended upon furh teachers 81 Pse Religion morAiy
az, &c bly e. The M.th din mode Of Worpip As X aw
your petitioners further few thsJ II Il
ucal md relative ua;i)n Is uch woud make IL con
!veuert To- them continue toaefher ard he
iacorpo stel TO ieperate society WI re fore sheY
pray that hy together with Their families and etsres
I'm " be incorporated into dinG Religions 50 iety by
ne cf the Fsf ns5o1g Saeisy Po'aas And as
duty boui viii ever pray.
/ EZEhtEL ~ r TN, and 90 Others.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

Ualeis the aoove taxes with al nectTlsy inter.
venins charges are psid 70 me or before 1uea
day the thrtieth day of April nl1t at Lea Of The
clock y 70 much Of the iaid lots or ods a.
VII be fsihcicnt Of barge The fame, win then hr
iald at Pu'ie Vendut. &c thr hsheR bidder. \ The
dNc ing-houfe Of Jsfrnh Pro1or, Ianholder IN
lid Dulaam, IS thc ls-v Cir, cfs.
SECoMB JORDAN. CoEs7r
Durham, Feb ~. 1855.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

= publned every Naa1s,, ny r. A ITNKs, sttier
Printing Office, Ne 2, Fys-Sir4fg roRrLAED; Thefc
iuhicrpuons, advertisements ccmmnnicatiosr Sc
arc received with attention The price, n count,
ireifribefs who receive thtir Papers the Ufec ST
IN Packages by tn mail, is ONE Dollar : litt Il
VENTS yesT-+J subfcrihers ptO 1--we in town
and thoie whole p+aets islc5 ssd f~aT4td III
aFatciy will. be1ehareed NO FCLASs year.