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BANK OF FRANCE.

Report Of their excrileneies tie niniaer of GEM
rHfPohee and of tire public freaEUr, Pointing
ont the mode evbieb toe boiders of bark
notes n1uR Johosv in order to exchange them.
MINISTRY OF GENERAL PoLlcE.
" The maintenance Of public order can no
longer tolerate the crowd which for fome DAYS
patt has thronged around the bank to exchange
their notes. This crowd coniifts for the moi
part OF citizens who really want money, but
amongf them there are intermixed number
OF a'aricious perfons and flock. jobbers, and
fometimes pick pockets. 1t might happen that
malevoence might at length in fpi,e of the fi,-
Perntendance and precautions of the police,
excite tumut, which it is prudent to prevent,
in order that there may be no location to re-
prcfs it.
" Meafures nun therefore be taken to ifolate
and fruftrate cupidity and malevolence, and 10
facilitate to peaceable citizens the exchange OF
their notes for cath.
" have therefore charged Mefieurs the
mayors to make themfelves acquainted with the
wants OF individuals in their REFLECTIVE diftri6ts,
and to attribute certain number of tickets
which the bearers may prefcnt at the bank, and
receive cath in exchange for their notes. BY
this means the cath will not be diverted from
IT'S proper channel, and honeft men will no,
be placed at the mercy of fec k-iotbers.
requett that his excellency the miniffer
or the public treafure, who has collected infor.
NATION relative TO the real fifuation of the bank
Will allure the timid that they need not be diff
9ueted with refped to the folidity of that eta.
blifhment.
/" The miniiter of Police,
(Sgned)
FOUCHE."
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lante, the Unicorn boarded an American, who
Informed him that two days before. when he
was in lat. II. long. So, he fell in with fail of
enemy's fhps and a brig, 'Resing weftward, and
that he was 10 clofe as to be certain they were
all two-deckers."
This is fuppofed to be the Rochefort fqua-
dron. hut none of the many arrivals which we
have from the Wea.Indies, give any account of
their arrival. Ledger.
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NORFOLK, February u.

We have an Antigua paper of the GIN Janua.
~, which fays,
His maieny's brig Hart. which arrived at En-
gl'ih Harbour on Saturday evening laft, has
brought the following intelligence -
On the sth inf. to wndward of Marira.
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WASHINGTON, February 1e.

"h'rifNN ON, February 10.
Ihe SENATE were yefterday principally
occupied with the bill TO prohibit commercial
'ntercourie with the ifland of ST. Domingo.
which, after undergoing various amendments.
was ordered to third reading this dav.
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Dninefic 1utelfigenee.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.

Col. Toynrd, Conful from his Imperial Ma
!eity the emperor of the French, arrived at
Natchez an. r. on the 18th inf on his way
to New. Orleans, where he is to refide.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tbnrjdny, February Is.

Mr.. baltimore o6ferved, that in addition to
the various Objects embraced by feveral petit
ons which had been referred to the committee
on public lands, relative to lands in the M fiji.
hppi territory, there were others, an attention
to which feemed necenary, as well to do juf-
t'ce to individuals, as to facilitate the execute
ON of the buGnefs of the land Office wcft of
Pearl river. In order, therefore, that the fnl,-
jeet might undergo proper invefi1a,ion, he
begged leave to offer the following refolution !:
Refoived, That the committee OH public lands
be infrutted to enquire
Whether 1t be expedient 70 confirm any
claims to lands in the Mififlippi territory,
founded upon warrants or orders of furvev,
which were not inhabited and cultivated on the
9Th day of Ooober, 1895, agreeahly to the
firit fiction of the act, entitled " An act rey,,
ating the grants of land, and providing for the
difpofal of the lands of the u. S. fouth of the
fate of Tenneffee."
Whether it he expedent to repeal 70 much
OF the tirft fiction of the faid ACT, as precludes
perfons under the age of twenty-one wears, and
not heads of families, from the benefits of the
Provifions of the feetion aforcfad.
Whether it be expedient to make proviiion
ny law, for reimburfng prescription claimants
IN iuch fums as they may have paid TO the u.
D. IN the event of their being evieted Of the lands
for which fums may have been paid, by Judi
c'ai decition in favor of any grant not derived
from the u. S.
Whether it be expedient to inveft the COM
miiiioners welt of Pearl river, with fuch extern
live equitable jurifdietion, as may enable them
TO guard, ON the one hand, againit the atmifon
or claims which may be supported by literal
contribution of legal provifons, though founded
IN fraud and to confirm, on the other hand,
thoie which may not be thus Imported, though
fonnded upon principles of juftice and equity !;
And alto,
whether any, and if any, what further a.
nendments ought to be made to the att afore
mentioned And that they have leave to report
by bill or otherwife.
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when the srft payment is required to be made.

when the erft payment is required to be made.
Motion loft.
After variety of other motions to modify
the provi6ons of the hill, moit of which were
|negatived, the committee rofe, and reported
their agreement TO the hill.
The Honfe Immediately took the report into
After various motions to amend
the bill, mof of which were dfapree,l TO, mo-
tion, hmilar to that made in the committee by
Mr.. Crowninfhield, wa. made-When, without
deciding upon it, the Houfe about four O'Clock
adjourned.
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/" FOUCHE."
NORFOLK, February 20.

III letter fro" gentleman Of -fya rseRaJiify in Liz
1on f'S merchant in ibis place, dated fbe 2lf of De-
eeu6e,, ee"sains tie jsLiozvinc:
We have no farther news here than ,b. co,,;,,,-
ed triumph ut the French arms in Germany-after
entering Vienna they ill purified the enemy, and the
Emperors OF Rufha and Germany have retired a. far
as Craeow in Poland, in confequence of grea, battle
lott sy the allies at An, Brunn, in Moravia.'
He.1M.
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10 6e10 tie number Of f,o9ps France is able 10 ,o;1
on any emergency, the foiio4ring e.s,aa Of a ktfe,
J'o" 4dArffi'1e' is gir'ea. dated Noe 20, 1905.
The town Of Marfeles is to furnifh for IFS o,o.
ts' ntes6ary, 10000 troops, and as yet thirty
conicrps only have been demanded BY Bonaparte for
this year of the warby his regulation of the sth Of
49, IL.
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7medoy, FEB. Is.

7m/day, FEB. Is.
The Houfe took up the unfiniihcd huf;nefs
of yeterday. When the yeas and navs were
taken on the amendment prnpcfed 70 the kill
authorizing George Rapp, and his aiTnciates, TO
locate townfhip i'm the Indiana territcrv-rcI
Qnirire the payment IF n,ereft on all tie in
falments except the firn, which was carried
Yeas 6o--Nays A.. When the hill was order
ed TO be engrof1ed for ,hire, reading to-day.
a uelagc was received from the Prchdent
OF the U. s. fnrnifhine the information called
TOR by a rciolntion of the e4.h ult. relative to
the expenditures on the various Notifications in
the Y. 5. and thofe on the navy Yards: which
was referred to committee of the whole nm the
tate Of the union.
%.Ihe Houfe went into committee of TIE
whoie-Mr. DAWSON in the chair; on the hill
70 incorporate Presbyterian church in George
Town. C.
After making feveral amendments, the COM
m,.tee role and reported their agreement to the
bill. ~ '"N
The Houfe Immediately took up the re-
port.
Mr.. Clark moved to ftrike out the fra feai.
on He fad his object was to try the ftnfe IF
the Houfe on the principle of the bill. He was
inimIcal TO all interpretations, and particularly
10 tno'e for religious purpofes.
On this motions debate enfued, which alto
'"@u On INC Poncy or incorporating
alterations of individuals for any purpofes.
and efpecially for thof; of religious nature.
AS the arguments adduced on either eide were
the fame with thofe ufhalIy urged on this point,
we think 1t unneceiIary to detail them.
Mefrs. Clark, Sloan. and Rhea, Imported
and Mchrs. Find'ey, Southland, Smile, Elmer,
and Nicho'fon, oppcfed the motion, which was
Ion Ayes 90.
That part of the hill, which authorizes the
rafting 5000 dollars by lottery, was ftruck
out.
various other amendments were made, when
me oil was ordered to third reading to-mor.
row--Ayes So.
"A bill to empower George Rapp, and his at.
,oc'a.es, to purchafe trae of land was read
the third time. On the uneftiop. fba,I m. b;il
pats, the Yeas and Nays were called, and were.
Yeas 46--Nays 4e.
The Speaker declaring himfelf to be with the
Nays, the bill is loft.
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King of Bavaria, and his territory augmented
at the expencc of Auttria, and that the ftates of
Hungary are difpofed to elea king of their
own, and conclude treatyswth France. =
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NETWORK, Feb. Is.

Captain Arnold. of the brig Sufaunah from
Gottepbrrgh, informs MS, that on the 10th o.
January. in lat. 50, 40, long. 20, so, he fpoks
the fhip Iris, then out 90 days from Salem fa,
Meffina, who had been boarded on his pafTags
and detained for a fhort time by French feet
cosfiiling of eleven fail of the line and fever
f,iyates. out 81 days from Brett, fteering in a
fouthweRerly direction.
Mere. Adr.
Captain Hitchcock, who arrived at this port
on Saturday from Curacao, informs us that on
the 25th Of January, in The Mona PafTage, he
was boarded by three French men of war, one
Of them mounting 81 guns and Ioo6 men, one
of no guns, and another of so, They report.
ed that they were waiting to he joined by a
fieet of ten fail of the line from Brett, and that
they were defined againft Jamaica, rfpeetine
which iiland they made many enquiries as to
its ftrength, and the force by which it was pro-
teeted, sc. They had in tow the fchr. James,
Lenox, from Newborn for Jamaica, captured !
days before. Mere. DIDO.
Captain King. from Rio de Ia Plata, informs
us that no Britilh expedition had arrived a,
Bucnos Ayres at the time of his failing, nor was
any fuch meafure apprehended. A few DAYS
before his departure Spaniih frigate was loft
| on Englfli Reef, having on board 500 men.
IL.
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CHARLESTON. February 70.

CHARLESTON, February 13.
The Bri;ifh friguts Sea Horje. arrived at King
non, the 18th ult. tifpatched from Lord Colling-
wood, of Cadiz, with intelligence that Eighteen
French line of battle fips, fuppofed to be from Bre,
had been feen aeerng Wef.---This news had excited
comfortable alarm in Jamaica, and it was expected
that martial law would be proclaimed in few days
Times.
An armed fchooner, flppofed to be French pri-
vateer, was off the bar yeaerday. We are informed
by gentleman recently from Barraeoa, that there
were tive privaeers fitting out in that port eru1e
on this coat.
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DECLARATION

OF HIS SWEDISH MAJESTY, TO THE DIET OF
RATIsBON.
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GUest= 1nnirs.
TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN
EMPIRE OF HAITI,

EMPIRE OF HArTI,
FIRST DIVISION OF THE WEST.
JUDGMENT,
Given by fpecial Military Council, held At
Dsifalines Formerly Gonaves) esd Nov.
1905, Cd year of the Independence of Hayti.
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Srat of Gobernnent.
SENATE UNITED STATES.

February Is.
Hgreeably TO notice gi4,en .yeRerday, Mr.. ADAMs
aRed and obtained Iehue to bring in the fol-
lowing bill, svbicb evaJ read and pal1ed to the
/eeond reading.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
3 K 7 r 4 C. 7.

So numerous are the lnnptrfections Of
every man, that no one can with security
undertake to scrutnize severely the con.
duct of his neighbor. But thers are md
vlduals, whom their own situation ma,
render more liable, and their behavior may
particularly expose to ceoSare, who oaghl
to be especially careful in the exercise of
this privilege. II is no new Proverb that
the inhabitans of glass house should not
throw stones and it is an injunction which
has stood more than eighteen hundred years
-" first heal thyself." Contrary 10 the
modern maxims, We ought TO be charitable
to others; search, csnsufe, and reform at
home,
However low rasy be It's origin, the
word blackboard must forever remain in
use /; for doubtless there will ever be men
10 whom tke meanness OF lis origin and
import will render il peculiarly spp!icabl~.
BY the term, We understand Il Vuigar fel.
low; for the man of spi-it wouid not dis.
grace himself by low abuse, che 'aian Of
honor would not abuse at all. 1t is most
trequen!ls conceived also that the cenSure
is anjounGed, and of course also RnjeA;
for, were it just, it would be conseyed
IF BIZ a man who had character 10 lose)
in decent and uanlv terms wi,hou, fleet
also, for ne real genllemaa woaid sccrn TO
resent The mad ebrliiuoas OF wounded
pride. ATTAINED party rancor, or furious
ungoveEnabte revenge.
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american Indpendemes.

THE fubfcriber intends, the 4th
of Jaiy, TO fu,nsih Barpacuec D.nner, at Mr
Jebn Began's Ga,dep, in the vicinity of this
ihAIl be able 10 give l4tissaaon to inth as favor
him with thei. company. T.he D.ener TO bc-1n
The table pseciieiy at three o'clolk.
Z. -sScsuek.
e. Tickets to Be had Sc the bar. Subfcfi-..
befs to have Dinner the following day gstis.
lune %. laval.
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For SALE.
BY LEWIS DEBL,OIS,
tune *

BY LEWIS d LOIS
AT his STORE near Col. RAMsAY's wharf
Jamaica Spirits. 9Th proof-old,
and OF an xcailcnt favor
Old French Brardy in piEes
New EDglahd Rum 'in hogihsads, pipes and
barrels
Mclsae: in lcgdeads
Mould Candies. Of a good quality
Cargo Best, no. \, MsGachule,ts infpe6ion
Rafla Duck, OF !upsiicr qaality
Ravens Duck, light ard Rcus
German aOznabuIgs, and Gunny Bags
Marble Tile
A new Mahogany Side Board.
Iunc 40.
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clofed again. The empty pace Of the phial viii
then appear luminous, and gave as much light "a
dull ordinary lamp. Each lime that ,hc right
diiappears, on removing the topper it will M.
family IeapPea. In cold weather, the bottle
ihoGld be warmed in she hands before the ftop-
Per is removed. phlai thus prepared, may
be uied every night fer Tx m nbs.
Within these few days, the Cuyatc of viii
iage rear LondoE, and Ut the ~Uvcrieers OF
the PafIsb, gensIemsn iarin.r, BAD dlipue le-
ipecting lone private busn<is. and the taim{r
ID the ciergymsa's eyes, For tn.s offence
ne was brought before toe az Jtt'ates, a, MARI.
borough itieet, ard convicted in the rchal.y Of
S, The farmer cobteneed that be vas rot
gentleman, and thar lie oueht 70 pay no mole
than IS. Tie etjecta1 was 6veuulsd IS !, ap-
peared that &c kept his fportag dogs, and rsgn-
lady took his wiae a!;er ciaher. IL happened,
however thar t'ie r'ergyma had OMITTED reading
the aet agalnt p'oiaie wearing, *. al the time
itaied by law The farmer, therefore, returned
the compliment, by informing aganf tim, and
the Clergy nan We Obliged iopay the penalty OF
81.
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Iunc2e.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS l gave ny note, with Will.
w am furncr fecui.y, for the payment of
rs collars to CERTAIN John Buckley, bearing
cate On me h day of March laii paf, and pay.
abe on the IA ct, January next enlung the date
hereof; and fer IS much &c the fad Buckley did
in TIE cb1traa made with me, on account Of
which he obtained fdd note as The confaerations
fiAy and fraujulcnsiy imPcie bind bare fors
und one---The pfb ic are hereby forewarned
from taking any afigHmens on faid note, as /
am de;e' mined mt. to pay sHy part thereof un-s
!els compelled thereto by law.
Robert Gill.
Iuns 10 1906. oaw3t*
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i, PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS
FOR JUNE.
THE THERMOMETER AT 81

TIE ,alte dilcovert. in the head dre&.s Ct
the ladies, including The equipment Of then f'aw
bpnaets ana hats with'yarIous coloured ribbons,
and flowers, istruly pieaslnte their ooie lowing
boiy dresses axe alto inviung, whe TOO much
pains IS not taken either to fuPprsss OF force hatu
RAJ appearances. Ihe part called the wait, aud
viii h ufed 10 be sdInacd, has Disappeared, and
.wcs.e cir 10 conjecture ~ioere irnsy be found.
Al entire rneiimorph.fs has taken place in
the llnapcs OF Coz young genllen'sn, owing to The
make and weac CT thew fina'l CLOTHS and 5towisFs.
The prominence thai was formerly Contained 10 a
VET or Jacket, has found its way into pair Of
.pan,aloons, making correspondent fwsll orp:o-
tu.berance in frolr and rear and these are
made the more CONTIGUOUS by q fhoFt jacketee,
that merely covers the bresf and hooldess; IN
fact tie appearance 6 lome is 70 remarkable, that
if one CT their grand mothers could now fee them,
G,c would conclude they were ready TO TUMBLE
TO PIECES.
rTT,;,sd St1f,s Erse,fts
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.
,Jnne 10.

By virtue Of "a decd Of tru{t from
Eaosb Yard TO the fuhic:.bcr, u fccurc ,hl pay.
neer Of FUN Of money due from the fs;d Enoch
Ward TO Douglas ard Mandeviie, will se field
at publi faie, foI ready money, at the coffee.
no ie, in ;h- town OF kitxsndria, On WE'D.
NESDAY, the fe;h Cay of .iytext, Tact
OF Land, lying il Fairtsx comfy, about ten
miles from al xSndra, containing one hundt.d
fixty two and one tJu,th acres.
Thongs Moore.
June 49,. 2awrethJy
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Ckraest returned with his statement 10 Mr..
!, j. X. who was in remote room of ,he
! capl,oi, and then took his seat in the house.
In tew minutes afterwards MIR. T. M.
R.rose IN his place, and said that he had
been assured, by several of those who SAT-
near him, thar ne had acted in wha. he had
before said under a Misrepresentation Of
Nr. j. KS remarks, which none of them
understood as having been intended for
hIm /; that under this Misrepresentation he
had acted il was the sole cause of his
saying what he had done, and that he was
then persuaded by the assurance of his
friends, of his mistake, He regretted We.
~ much what he had said, for he had ne
disposition to wound any gen,leman's
feelings, who did not intend TO wound
his.
Mr.. Garrett Immediately weat to Mr..
i. z. ADD stated that Mar. t. NJ. +. had
made such an apology in the house, as
FAR. Garnet conceived, and as every mem.
Der SAID, who mentioned the subject in his
herring (Which several dld) was proper for
Mr.. I. NJ. Z. TO make and for Mr.. +.
+. corrective. Mr.. j. r. then requested
Fir Garaaet TO state 10 Mr.. Coles that be
rfce:ssi Mr I. NJ. Rs apol -gy,. and
had no further commands for thar gentle.
man which Mr.. Gsrnest did Just as The
house was abou, breaking up; aud thus he
business terminated.
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heart, one of the mess respectable and
prosperous among her sisters.
Pausing. at this point of view, with
thankful admiration, although laudable
ambition to serve my country, and long
public life, which has rendered its duties
familiar. tend to excite a wish for continu.
ance IN t,reason points me to retirement, RAJ.
thes than to the acceptance of new sta.
ton. | do, therefore, decline qualifying
myself to attempt discharge of the duties
of the honorable Office to which I have
been elected. <.
Beseeching the all wise councillor, TO
gaide and direct the legislature in all the
important, business which may come
before them, and that. this Common
wealth, and The United States, may be
name and praise in the earth, SO long as
time shall endure.
have the homer to be With the most
profound respect, gen,lemeu, your most
obedient servant.
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W. IIEA II
Roxbury. June IL, 1906.

According to the last report, which has
been accepted in the legislatures, the whole
humber Of votes are 72,784; necessary TO
make a choice 36,59S; governor Strong
has IS, 43s, and therefore majority OF so,
or plurality ofso.
Mr.. Heath having declined the Office to
which he was elected, tbs state will be
without lieutenant governor the prssen:
year.
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=. s,roug has been declared governor
NJ. ~ o5onweaita of Massachusetts, by
h sas .o;Tna.s vote Of both houses OF the
] ne 'la,are. Fhe following, from the
80 PALLADIUM Of Friday, are the legs.
oo ;ss proceedings upon this Interesting
kubiect -
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limited STATES Gasetn.

The following is method Of preparing 10
ninous botrlc, which gives iufacisns light during
the night 10 admit of the hour being eaGly scen
on TIE dial of watch: '' A phial of clear
white eIafs of lorg form, lhouid be chof:n, and
fome 6ne olive oil G,ou!d be heated to cbulilion IN
another vessel. A bit of phcfPcTus the AZ. oil
pea, lhcud be thrown into phsl, and the
boiling oil carefully poured over it. till The viai
is one third & led, The phial muf now be care
fully corked, and when it is to be ufed. j: ihould
b. unaopped, to admit tie extefpal air, and
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Fast Trotting Yesterday afternoon,
the Rearlen race course of one nile dis.
lance, wa, uoued around III tzpo 13inhites
and Ply nine SECONDS, by a horse called
YaGkey, from New Haven, & sa;e cfsp eG,
is believed, never before eScsl!cd n his
country, ana fully equa! to any n; 6 re.
corded in the EoglIsh Sporting Calendefs,
On I. Cam. i'd
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Wanted, at the Aims. Houis.

Tu3VtUs 90 "Fe 1-V"V'-1 1VUes
1.-TWO fnart Negro Wonen, to do the duty
4 of Nurfss. None need apply hu, .hoic
that are perieesIy qualified, aHd can be psrtlcu-
larIy recommended for ,tei' cleanliness, honcRy,
irduary, ard fobricty.-ArPly to the T,gffa
Of tie Pos,, or TO
Mr.. BLUNT,
M4Ra If Iaia Hoaff.
jrre 10. e3s
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TIE REMONSTRINCE.

A6DkrEssED BY = LIVER TO HIS MI.TRBss.
When ftA attempted yourpi:y 10 moy.,
. shy was you ccas 10 my p.aysrsi
Pethapsif wss right TO da'embe ytur love,
Butwhy did you 'kitk me assUxfqits.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

q DR.. CYRUS JOHNSON'
who intends praGiGng PhyGc in thi' place,
has taken chamber over thePortiaaf Bootf2yc,
where nc ha- for Gale an aGortment Of GEN
UINE NEDICtNES-alio, lew Afh-ia.
Cb5or carefully prepared and put up. lie
rehdes in EAm-Strses, iut below Mr.. 5ujn
WaEhArnt. MaL.b III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
10 Farmers.

THE Lands in Townfhip No. r, inv
tho s,h Range north Of the waldo pa
ten+, ara offered for fale in Lots Of arv fz-.
from l0oto 800 acres to be feleded I'll aa-
Part # the townfhip, at the pleafare Of pu--
chalers.
This townnlip is nocked with vsirahr
timber AZ various kin5s-is we'll watersd
Itrean5 wh:ch fall INTO the Pifcatsoris, r..
afford AZ caly and cAeap CONVEYANCE w.
rats AID boats carrying FIVE tons. to the ,,3
waters On the Penobicut TIE fc'I III in
rior to none il the DiiErict Of Maine. and
title j. indilputable
AS the principal objet1 cf III. fare a:ll wv
promote the immediate fv,.!omaut of .
towni'u7, y viii be difpoGa W vi tc--
UNUSUALLY LfgrRA1- and to none eAceptu.
a PAL J---7 49, I.ttL.,f. 1hore tArrer
VINO 'y.ih to oN,an Farms On fuch terms.
invi.od NJ examine tile toWIlip. ard -1-
ther particulars apply to
NOSES CREr MA
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