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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

70 tie kaHsr15ly TIE Senate, ana b6n>ra-
be tic Hoylt Of RfBrg5nt0tivet Of t5e
Commonwealth g Mogacbpftf5, in
General Cart a1Smb.eA
uUMBLY hew the lubfCrbcrs, that Ca
4 nal might be cut 10 as to communicate
the waters Of LitIs >frdyg<sggi7 Rivsy: il the
eounty Of Cumberland, with the waters of
Y yaI5 'Pivrr, in laid county, in fuch Mariner
as TO render the panage from faid Little A4-
arOretcgiH IN TO faid RsyaF5 Rigry, and frcm
thence to No,fby0rmcatb, highly convenient fs
boats and various kinds OF lumber and that
if the pafsge for boats and lumber as afore-
faid could be opened as aforelaid, il would be
of great public utility and CONFERENCE.-The
therefore pray your H0nors that we with
fuch a. may hereafter Join usl may be incorpo-
rated for the purpofe Of cutting faid Canal;
and clearing faid Royals river Of ruch OBJ
fru6tions as may be found therein, and rer-
dering the Pa1Tage in the direction aforeiaid.
in the manner aforefaid, as convenient as the
nature and face the country through which
il Is to be made may be found 10 admit of-and
that we may be inveted with all the powers
neceiIary for the RurPofe, in luch way and
manner as your Honors may deem fit and pro-
per "; and be authorized te receive and dem an
a reafonabls toll Of all fuch as may make ufe
of the fame when completed. And asin duty
bound will ever pray.
Nathaniel c. Allen, & IS others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
FOR SALE
BY CrofS g Martin,

Dy CrOtS q Martin,
Fsre-6frclt,
5000 VT. Clover Seed, l
GO bushels Hards Grass %.
5000 VT. Butter,
5000 wt. clean Flax,
10 tons Country Flour,
500 bushels vtl!0w Corn.
20 hhds. best retailing Molasse.
10 Punchcons Rum,
pipes Barcelona Brandy,
20 boXss z BY 9 Glass,
God, Scale and Pollock Fish.
ALSO,
n hnssortmsnt III ENGLISH GOODS
; usual--too numerous to particular
<. All OF which will be sold on rea-
lhaOie terms. Af1rrh III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

C,,g-,-y, EE---B ARRIVED MI? Walking
ton, capt. J9lc7h Week, q eey' from Liver
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
Colirmcnirra!tb Of aeaaatbusftts

Commemorate OF aDaddtbt1sftts.
n The Hcp1t of -Rfbret1ztzfigf5, Fri. o7. Is 500,
ON the petition of Nathariel c. Allen
and others, praying thar they, with Iueh 9th
ers as nav ion them, NAV be incorporated
for the Purpofe q cutting Canal 70 as 4
communicate the waters Of Little drofceg-
gin River, n the county Of Cumberland
with the waters Of ROYALS River, in faid
county, "A fuch manner as to render the
pafage from lad Little AndrofcogEin RiY,.r
to lsid ROYALS River, 3, fromthrnce to N,,rtb-
yarmouth, convenient for boa and tnn,l :.
ard for ether Pnrreles rhentionA il al -.
gition-
ORDERtr, THAT tie petitio' y. .-,r. u
atteaed copy Of their petition -,;,b tb;. ord.
e. thereon, 70 Ne PubIiihe~ 4, I'LL p.-,I--
Ca-efte and the Eoferz = 80. ,,,;r,ed :, po-..
land, three weeks free rni7sIvi ,bs Ial nubl;-
ea.ion 10 &c 'ill' Avs, at leaf, before the
hrh MONDAY Of Z 6rR fei1isn Of the next
General '-ourt, chat all perfons intereled nav
then appear and thew cAufe, If any they have
Wy the. PRAYER Of laid petition ihould not
Be g-ante5.
Seaf - Er r-7crs-csfr,
! TIMOTHY BIGFLOW, Ste0ler.
IN Senate, February IS, lsO6-
Fsaf 4-f e94lar5s2.
RI. q, OTIS, Prrf1r7t
4 true cOpv-aftelt,. -r
WENDELL DAVIS, CT cf gs7afe.
FOUND,
r y this town, piece of ENGLISH GOODS
The owneS may hsveit again by proving
property and ptsiaZ FIT rhis iy--. .f. nsn: :.
apply to JEREMIAH KidBaiL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
W0tayy Public.

JOSEPH c. BOYD, Notary Public,
, begs leave 10 inform the public, that he
has RI MOVED his Cffice q the front Cham
her n the 1T7i7- F1e a. 1EtyiAs Iv,gyaree Of
fre; where he will attend to the Notarial Bu-
hnels. March II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

TaRen ~ Adrtf,
4 Y6WTa BO.tT', between Portland rn1
n Hawel Hard --zl'eHt thirteen feet lorr,.
The ov~ner may have Der 2qain by applying
90 JOHN CUSHING, and proving properly
md paying charges Nsrek
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

ways greatcft in reply-it was then, when 70
hard preIed and ailailed by his antagonists,
that all the man was routed, and all the pow
ers and faculties of his great mind were brought
into action. IT was when he turned upon his
PURIFIERS that he became mott formidable
So looks tie ebated lion,
Upon the daring bmt6nan that has CALLED
him,
Then makes him nothing.
He had one advantage, and great advantage
it was, over his luxurious antagonf, that he
had a more intimate acquaintance with men
and things-that he had deeper knowledge
of the world, had had more familiar converfe
with mankind, and had ftudied more deeply
the human character. Mr.. Pitt had never the
time to make mankind his fudy--he paiIed
through none of the intermediate graddtions
and fteps which fatesmen generally pats thro'-
he was elevated at once to the highclt flati-
ont was but one ftep from the college to the
cabinet. He was RATED to the government of
a great empire, when all the knowledge he had
of the manners, habits, paflions, and prejudice
es of mankind had been derived from books.
Engrof1ed incefantly from his youth to his
death by the duties and details of his official
fituation, he was forced to fee mankind too
much through the milf o f official reports.
Many men poffef1ed as intimate ar acquain-
lance with the claf1ics as Mr.. Fox, but no man
was more converfant in ancient and modern
hiftory. He is faid to have devoted fome of the
laf years of his life to hRory Of the Revou-
ton of ess-a work which is yet wanted, and
which no man was 70 qualified to undertake.
We fear it is left uniniihcd.
OF his temper there is but one opinion-he
had much kindnefs. much good will; his To-
cial difpofition and the pleaiantry of his
private conversation universally acknow-
lodged. He derived no flight advantage from
the contraft which his friends drew between
him and his great antagonift-there was faid to
be more of bumannejj, if we may coin word
about him-he was fuppoied to be more alive
10 the Pleaiures of fociety--he was oftener feen
at convivial meetings. The excefles of Mr..
Pitts virtues were advanced as charge againft
him-a charm was endeavored to be given even
70 Mr.. Fox's failings. 1t might, however, have
been recoeeted, that the variety and impor-
lance of Mr.. Pitts avocations did not permit
him to unbend himfelf, nor allow himfelf thofe
indulgences which Mr.. Fox might partake of
with impunity. But it is now known that Mr..
Pitts character was miitaken he had none of
that feveriiy & bauteur in private life which have
been imputed to him.
Thus have been taken from us, in the fpace
of one year, three of our greatet characters-
Lord Melton, Mr.. Pitt, and Mr.. Fox.
Infatiate archer ! could not one fuffice,
Thy dart flew thrice.
YOUNG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
93o11oe8tlc>
From tie ". T. American CitiSen.
COMMUNICATION.


The American Citizen of November s, fays,
There appeared in the PeobLe's Friend (the
paper Of the emifIary Cullen, alias Carpenter)
of yeferday, in the Commercial Advertiser,
and in the Evening Pof, a two column enay,
fgned n Friend to Peace, which from fri 10
ait of it is bitter inveGtive againR the nation
al administration for not fortifyng the port Of
New York.-This eifay, written by fome fede-
raj hand, mott probably by Mr.. King, made
its appearance the fame morning in his excel
ency's quid paper the Morning Chronicle
See the Peoples E.iend and Morning Chroni-
Gle of yefterday."
iubeet is the choice which the writer or writer's
of the aforementioned two column eilay made
of the newspaper in which their piece appeared
They chote for that purpofc the paper of the
emiliary Cullen, alias Carpenter, Whole paper
is continually filed in the hrt place with abufe
and blackguafdifm againfl the national adminiC-
tration, to which the propofed addrefs of the
federal faction for certifying the port of New
York is to be addrefed, which fhews that this
propofed addrefs is mere trick for the put
pofe of amuhng the people. In the fecond
place, the paper of this emifary, whom the
anglo-federal faction protects, for it is they
who protect them and not the people, is cram.
med with the mott vulgar and outrageous abufe
againtt the French nation, the French govern
ment, and the French miniaer at Warrington
and now this emillary and thofe who Allocate
with him are crying out TO the citizens of All the
other ftates TO be at the expence Of fortifyins
New-York againft the unprecedented conf Qlen.
ces oftheir own abnie, for that is the only danger
to which the place is expofed.
The people of Bottom, OF Philadelphia, or
Baltimore, of Charlenon, and other comntrria5
places, all which arc approachable bv lfips 81
war, do not call on New-York 10 be at ne ~
pence of terrifying tbeir town why thea does
faction in NJ. York call ON them The am
Gwer is, that thofe places though they have
their local dfputes, 90 not harbour an ern;farv
of one begerent nation againG another hel!i.
gercni raticn, and a federal faction in Neg.
York does.
The faction Gys in their aforementioned
addreis, that, " among the mot important du-
% ties Of government is the application Of the
" public f0nds to the means Of fecufity azsin0
Z" foreign iavafon and i1fdf." But it is the
iattion itfef that give the igidt by tnei, con l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
PHILADELPHIA, November Is.

Yefetday arrived brig Eliza, captain Wilton,
from New-OrIeans, in which came pafTenger
Daniel Clark, Efq. member of Congrefs, by him
we learn, that General Wilkinfon having taken
the command of the u. States army at Natchi-
toches, had opened conference with the Com
mander Of the SpaniflI troops, in confequence
of which matters were adiufed, AMI the Spa
nlards had crofed, or at Leaf agreed to recrofs
the Sabine Immediately.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
FRANKFORT. Sept. Ia.

Private letters have been received at Berlin
from Breaau, which fate, " that orders had
been given to the hufbandmen in SileGia, TO
hniih harveit az foon as poilible, iince Foreign
Troops might foon crofs Pruiiian Seiia.''
Notwithstanding theie vague rumours and the
late military motions, all good patriots at Ber-
lin fill preferve the hope that peace will not
be diturbed. Many however talk of nothing
but War, and the military preparations are
undoubtedly as ferrous as they were laa winter
An extenlive promotion of officers has taken
place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

Sir Home Popham has written letters from
Buenos Ayres, to the Mayor and Corporation
of Birmingham and other principal commercial
cities, in which he points out the Importance
of this conQuef TO the trade of Great Britain ::
He fays the city of Buenos Ayres, alone, con-
tains 10000 inhabitants. The ftaples of the
country are indigo, tobacco, vincenta wool,
cotton, tiger and feal fiinS, figs, dried tongues,
beef and hams, faffron, cochinelle, cocoa, hemp
hides, tallow, gold, FLYER, and precious nones.
OF the article Of Hides there are exported, eve
ry year, upwards Of 100000.
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NETWORK. NOV. la.

When capt. Goodfcllow, left Trinidad, Ge-
neral Miranda was momently expected there.
Shortly after he failed, was boarded by the IA
ion frigate who informed capt G. that Gene
raj Miranda had actually arrived from Aruba,
with all his fquadron, and that the expedition
would be abandoned. Mere. dd1,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
ALEXANDRIA, November ID.
LsG Of THE Jeboo1cr Ce7JoHfion, eabt. Leqin II
IT Fr1derhkAnrg.

Captain Rich, If tic ichooner Triton, from
Alexandra, boun1 20 Bottom on the 9Th of Mo-
vember infan-, WHEN bearing down the Chefa-
peak bay, with tive wind blowing very frefb
from the weitward, iaw fchoouef apparently
in diltrefs, and IN few minutes flw her 90
down, and the people take to the boat, which
IRGsntly Filed with water. There were three
white and one black men on boald of her wher
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
AUGSBURG, Sept. IL

Letters from Trief, Of the latter end of Aug.
announce, that the Englf Confu in that city
communicated upon Change the official intel-
gence that an Ergliih ii;et had failed from Mall
ia with intention TO blockade the ports of Ven
ice, and that the merchants of Trieh were ex-
petted conformah'e TO this notice, to fufpcnd all
their commercial relations with that place.
This notice has ipread condemnation throug hout
Treft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

Mr.. Fox left no will and very little proper
ty.-The lat words he uttered were addrefIed
to his wfe-' die bap1y b.; bm Ipity gou.",
Lon. PAT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
November II.

Captain Jones, from Curacao, informs US
that two Britih frigates with two tenders were
cruiZIng oft the port, and biockading the har.
bour. II was reported when capt. J. failed that
Miranda had left Aruba. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

We undertand that Mr.. Merry, the late Brit
iih Miniiter and family, are about making ar
engagements at Alexandria TO embark in the
hip Leonidas, capt. M'Kenzie, for Liverpool,
expected to fail from thence in the courfe of
fortnight. ID,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

evacuation OF the mouths of the Cattaro by the
Rufiian troops fIall have been given, the French
troops fhall retire from Germany. His msjefy
the emperor Napoleon declares that, in lefs
than three months after the fgning of the pre-.
fent treaty, tie French troops ihall have all re-
entered France.
"s. The two courts promifc to interpofe their
good Offices for procuring peace between Pruflia
and Sweden.
go. The two high contracting parties, defir-
Gus of accelerating, as far as depends upon
them, the return of maritime peace, his majef.
ty the emperor OF the French for this purpofe
accepts the good offices of his Ruiiian maefty.
A." 10. The commercial relations between the
fuhieets of the two powers, ihall be efabli(hed
ON the fame footing which they food before
the commencement ofhoililites.
Z" II. Immediately after the exchange of the
notifications, the priIoners of both nations if,all
be reitored without exception to the REFLECTIVE
agents of their nation.
." IL. The diplomatic relations and the eti-
quette between the two courts, fiiall be the
fame as before the war.
"l3. The notifications of the prefent couven-
ton fhall he exchanged at St. Petersburg, within
the fpace of twenty-five days, between two pie
nipo;entiaries charged by their REFLECTIVE courts
with full powers for that purpole.
"Coucluded and fgned at Paris, the sth
(2o!h) July. 1906.
tSigned)"PIERRE OuBRIL and CLARKE"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
HAGUE, Sept. 10

'fIAO ~ NIt Pr
1t is confidently afferted, that all the corps of
tne Dutch army have received orders 10 hold
them!eives in readiHefs to march 10 the camp OF
ZeiG.
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PAs1s, Sept. %.

PARrs, Sept. %.
The PFuiiidn General Ruchel, who IS repre-
'cnted as the hehd Of The war party 10 Pmms,
Siehan Gentlemen, OF rather les taap 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

q BHS dro5va tg lie agenfs ofibe French GO
vernmeif Jory4yy"e5 .f0njRed at 81. DomiAgo.
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years OF age, and is in general looked on ~
having a certain theoretical acquaintance with
the military art, the application of which is
fometimes attended with difficulty in the field
ct battle, witnefs what happened to General
Mack, and TO many other famous Generals in
theory. Mr.. Ruchel has been unable To acquire
any practical experience, fnce the PrufIian ar
my has made no real campaign, for thefe 81
years paft, lie. Gnce the year 1878.
The pieces P,efented for the grand prize of
Architecture will be exhibited to- the public on
this day, the 2lf, gel and 23d infant, in the
Gallery of Architecture, Palace of The Fine
Arts Formerly College of The Four Nations).
The fuhieet is a deGsn for Palace for the Lee
gion of Honour.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Fxtraa otea letter from Pari5.-" A Cons
milton has been lately appointed to take cogni-
z'nce of the St. Domingo buinefs,* and make
report on it to the Emperor; and to this
CQmmiiiion have given Ratem,ot Of your
claim" Phil. Rig.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
NAPLES, Au-uh 90.


The military commiGion efa5liiied, the
| 18th, by Martial Maiitna, in its iirf fitting
condemned thirty-feven brigands, convicted of
aHaninaton and taken with arms in their hands.
Thirty-fve received fentence Of death and
were executed.
The military commifion of Ma,ra, condemn
ed TO death Bafio Juva, who had received
from Rear Admiral Sir Sidney Smith a brevet
of chief of the cabin boys, dated on board La
Pompee. He was taken, with other brigands,
by Major Cafella, commander ofthc Legion OF
the Bahcate. 1t was this fame officer, who,
previous to the entrance ofthe French into Ca
abra, faved from the conflagraton part of
that province, and reduced another part oe it.
We learn from the Abhruzzos, that 10000
Frenchmen have entered them, part OF whom
ATE repairing to Aupulis.
Several rich Lords, who had retired from
their country and had abandoned their fortunes
TO fave their liberty, are now returning TO their
families, aifured of enjoying tranquility, under
ajuit and tutelar government. Among this
number we fee the Dukes of Mandragore and
Monteeone, helat;er of whom is appointed
Chamberlain to his Majeny.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-30
GlsraaDrla EafIp Gnaerttser.
THURSDAY, JAsuAkY SO.

On Moidsy The HUE /. K Sp,, fnfat.ves were
piins.psil' nssged viii Ibr nj. aa.ku, krg q
4;tQelMeut # exe iund,4a yLesjuna mn,n4, I'D
nc I'LL leps aihg sbs txlil:rs p:tt:.,I, acn i
ting eyIdsi.ces u ,he public 3tnt Ia seoentt
II payment tor the fpblc lands. 1he IL MIR,
b'ii, wibort any iuttattial Va; -alinn iioR. the
original draft, was psG.d by is,ge najcIi.yi
ard she lsteI .tdered TO thnG * .eine.
Oh Tuefasy, tn Epufs went into committee
c! III whole Mir. Jr:;: c. Smith ID TIE th4lr--.
on the report of ieirtt ecnntlse, Ia favor Of
au1tort...g bid, 10 b@ erected over Tic ,ives
Potomac al tie CITY ct Wilmington.
M,. Ely fpeke IA favor OF ta- report, ard
Msd.s. Elii1s, Fladisy, and Neifcn aga'nti !;
when the committee raIe, a&cd, sn.. obtai Cd, !,
.caue to 6s again
.Me sn,Iie renewed bis motion fer diichsrsing
tl,e Committee q ways ard mssEs iIom Tie is !.
,ker ccrG!srslion II ha. past Of Tx a5cG g. Of /,
the Pr ltjent th.i re4t>s ~ the ihv ii n O. Ecu
tsal figh's.
Nj. geinfy AID Nix. J C..Smis!l orpofrdths
mo.ian, ana Mr.. ]ackfo;. enforced it. 1br Two,
6lf gentlemen nasl,g recommended fait er!loa
OF the motion untn tic chairman of the commit.
zee of ways and means ME. J. Randolph ihou.d
&c in his plate, Mr.. Jackion concluded Ills re- ,
marks by moving an adjournment, that the cen.
liberation OF the motion mighr be the mex, day
entered upon as p1kniihea bulaeis, and an op.
porsunity be given BY tie delay to the chaImaa
Of the committee 20 be in his plage.
The motion Tor All adjournment prevailed -
Ayes 69.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-30

she vsfS morn Of their poli:ical career, lest their
energy ard become degenerate. The Unl,ed
States ale not inleniible that their conduct ha,
expos:d them to fueh lolpicions, thou 81 they wei
Know That they have not merlsed them. They
are aware, tsoa the Gnli!arly il the petfor, the
nanncs. and above all, the lodeptity OF Tao I'm.
eusee, ahash is Common TO tn: people Of both
nations, that the f-ojsa IS dh ult on: they
are equally aware, that to Gfeal B,isain alo, it
Is a dsiiease one, and they have been wiling in
ieeKing an Arrangement in this important interest,
Ia give a pToot Of thu mode, OF rhsir veiy fin.
ceie drife 10 ehetiih the relations OF frienlhip
with her. have only TO add thar / hall BE- hap
py to mtes your Iofdihip on thcfe points, as lpon
az you can make If Convenient to you.
! Save the honor To be,
Vito high co,f'efaiicn,
You iaIalhii.'s asoss obed:cn. fs,vant.
Ngnsd1
JAMES Monroe.
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MECHANICS. The FANORITES OF
FORTUNE

The following FIVE iniiauces OF rare good for.
tune have occurred within the hou & acc OF twa
years
In the fccond Literature Lottery, the priz. of
$4,000 dollars was drawn by Blackfmi,h in
The CITY ct New York. In the third Lot,ery,
the IS 600 dollars came up the property of a
Labor III Baltimore and the &C, 900 dollars to
Tailor Ii New York a Shoemaker In NV.
York hss the 20, COS dollars in Tie Road Lotte.
~, drawing In tbs CRY; and a RsoLbIpdsr iii
Philadelphia has the 10, co.. dollars In The Della.
ware B1tgc Lottery alto now drawing.
New York paper
4 Recipe to cure the sIrE Of MAD Doc-by
Dr.. John Crow, OF ths fate ct Ne York
ICcmn,rn Gated TO III! Printer of the Stock.
bridge Star as original.
: Take the under NV OF dog, burnt and pow,
dertd -ooeTca cup III Sulphur of Venics* one
halt tea ipuontul-one third of colts falfe
sos.g que; fnsH quantity of blind rect, and
A'keEoot; rsdeee them to "a compound, and
give 5he patient one half Of lea fsoon full in
water---in half al h,uI give the filings of BALI a
copper. RrPea. The application on the following
day. 81 zhe above arc fuficicnt portioos tor
an aault--to child g~e Discretionary. Ufe no
fweet m TX for two or three days.
~ The PTinLets thrJugheu; the u. S stes
will iublssve tic rsulc of.humansy, and proba.
bly, contribute to the mean1 of tayrg many
~ausbIe HE, by pabl4hing the above meuttones
esettual anfidote in their paper.
Ruff of Copper:
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and a promise given that the inleriesrs
should not be n.viessed In iutuis. Tvs,
however the general opinion a. d. Jas.
thai nothing but naval force ssauoL.l 10
bout that Island, can completely put stop
10 illegal captures. lhc oPanlaids a. az
lualiy atiald 10 check the ffeuch; and inr
Engllsh eruizrrs arc more drsirous 70 rs
capture neutrsls for the sake ct salvage than
~ suppress the priya,eeIs.
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n @ r / C. f.

TO thcfc VITO arc indebted 10 tn. fubflribcr
T. on account OF the concern OF PoaveH and
Benny, as we'll rs Danny aid Ps1rsU hat III
who DO not pay IF thei notes or accounts sr
give their bonds Win lrcu.ity, on or before The
6sa day Of May n,x', their notes AID accounts
viii be put INTO tie hands Of an attorney indif.
climsnatrs,.
Mr.. LsvLs PowtlL, jon. of Midtleburg,
IS aL;iio!Itrd to lie and reCi i've the debts due
on pcccnot OF tina, concern, ihould sny Apply
thess IT, peterencc to she fubfcrlber in this place.
Edmund Denney.
January 80. Iaw
DANCING ASSEMBLY.
The fecend Aaembly will be held
T'his Evening.
January 50.
Freight wanted for Portlmouth,
New iIampihire.
APPLY -
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Who yi|hcs 70 pafehale CORN.
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