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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29

sugs and preparing medicines Of different Kind. !,
vi fa~ Kiei.-i ca ,Jau~o Aay slii"s bciols
builueis, either ln giving G.fs'<itns o1 al, enc
beIon .ng thefceoin iaS .siIii-e. 4t,peart W
rentise, that Drothcl die not concel Il nee
Given uader mi hand, thls iztil Gay o. sept ~
JodA 49,
l hereby certify, that Richard Lee, Jun. a.,., !
rented dweiiing anu itotc iroll ME u "
betwcen tIeucrIck aiu Gay ltfeets, inch nc ~,
upwards OF two years fiAd ~,rkn4en empj, fs
Iaid houfe aud the GAG adlonng ior cv,l a r.,
which required my preleie~ tlele iereetc4ly M,
out the day. have iat III kithara,A,c ul.r 5. ~
tory and Hote, ioi icvera hcufs a. une, While H ~
Lee, fen. and Mlehsel Lee, his Ion, cnp,o,r+
weighing cut Drug, apd mning npoun.i. ]. y
Gus KINGS OF medclleS-ac other times have .efS
difting, filling and ieang HAS with differ CIT n
cines and there was NO other Perions snplyj cd IN ~
pairing any for the above period. Ineyci to the !,
MY recollcciioh, law Richard Lee, jun. Gccsseo i,
lere with the bufinefs in any rsfpe&.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of Sept ISc6
CnAkIko NJ,
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Caution .0euus " Caution. !"

n n this paper, under the head Of s CdU7I-
4 C.v'' the Widow Of the late r. Lee, run.
4.As made an insidious attempt to mlure the
reputation whlch the medicines prepared by
Il. Lee AID Son nave SO Justly acquired by
their efficacy, as lave been certified by the
l1aost respectable citizens of different sections
oi the United States.
Size states as a that the only and o,igi-
nal ,eethes are in her possession" and that
we, both mechanics ihorribie : were en-
Pioycd IN the laboratory of the deceased
and, : that within few months We nave com
meilced making limitations ofthe widows me-
oicines,''
AS rr as relates to the original recipes, we
Will only refer the reader to tue aiiidavits OF
Richard Lee, senior, and Of MIR Hanna, of
the house OF NVsrneEand Hanna, their former
agents LII baltimore, which are nereunto an
nexed. Our being mechanics has nothing, to
GO with the matter In dispute we only .coM-
tend that our medicines are genuine and pre-
pared from the original recipes OF j. Lee, iu-
NOR.
SIG says we have within q few months
commenced making limitations. NO, We
have had practlcsi knowledge OF the business
fof upwards OF seoen years, and the public are
capable ofjudging Oh that time and tie triJ7ing
deviation from truth made by Hannah, when
!. sac SO generously informs the pubic of a few
moHsAa experience.
s'e are accused fhaying solicited her agents
{ to take o'8 compo.i tions for sale. To SAY the
least thus assertion is Of the same stamp with
that wherein size ststes 6 she had taken the a.
gency from Warner and Hanna" TIE fact
Is tast her former agents we'll knew that our
preparations were sSr!lusnt Trey therefore re-
AnqMsred the agency aRd recommended Mir.
James ii.nna, her present agent, as fit pea
.scn to continue the sale Of her medicines in
baltimore. the Widow admits that the me-
dlclnes have been wrspt and sealed, &c. by
US, under the directions of her husband, and
suppose we remember the drugs, but denies
oul' knowledse CT the necessary proportions,
and that her husband WAS SO extremely terra
c1ous OF the recipes, that lie kept them locked
up his ilf1uafc texk.-It is ali absolute fact
tant ne never had such az article as q private
t'e.k on the Prerslses----hut on the coxtrary
they We're kept in common till or drawer. TO
winch we had as free access as f.. Lee, Jun.
himself
All the medicines prepared by r Lee and
t-ooh, Dear their own names, for the purpose
OF distinguishing them from any Others that
may be offered tor sale by any other person.
Let the public make but one experiment with
our genuine medicines and those prepared by
fer nnlols, and we are confident tie result
N'ssloe IN favor OF those bearing the signature
OF
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G. & u T I Q az I

g~HF. Widow Of the late Richard Lee, 81
{ Nor, respectfully cautions t3e pubic e.
gainst the compositions OF Richard Lee and
Son, advertised in tais paper as beisg props
red from the original recipes, &c. &c. lSee
their advertisement Il he facts are that tia
only and original recipes are IN possession Of
the subscriber; that I. L. and Son, both
mechanics were employed, with other pof-
sons, In the laboratory OF the deceased; tlst,
within a ,yc., monte, these two persons, on
Joint account, iii Baltimore AID sle o,nsr
person on Ais own account, In New ork
have csMmenced making limitations of.our
raedicinex esch, hJ-etcnolHs 10 lt'tflarc the on
lv gestans er:icles--But r. L. xrd SON have
advanced 3 step beyond their contemporary, ha-
wing lad the 3cas.,ess and c6ronte1y to solicit
the aseats of the subscriber to a.ke their COM
positions for sale, hoping thereby The, bettsr TO
deceive tie unwary. AS a i,.rthei proof Of
what these persons are capsule, the public are
respectfully Informed tfet the 6 .,s2,4ncYhlea
et.emhts" ,ncntianedan r. l.. andSens adver-
tisement, are utterly destitute q" tutA, no
person in either Of tie k}uees stGtsa, or ANY
where else, save conceived it worth while to
initiate tier limitations; which nave been In
existence but a few months and more, the
7yords are not theirs, being c0fly II my2odptrs
Haen,ens to caution the public against K. l.. and
Son and tie other inEtstor before mentioned.
That these persons have been capable of
such conduct towards.thc Widow Of their Re
lxtiye, whose employ had long Yielded them
livelihood and taat they have compelled
her to expose it, is a source Of much regret,
but she conceives the public as,well as her own
and her ehildreFls interest demand tbs explae
nation.
The subscriber admits that the Medicines
have been -wrapt, scaled, sc. by r. l.. and
Son, aniotherS, III. r. tie direction Of her HIS
bard, and supposes they remember the drugs
of which they were composed, but absolutely
denies that they are acquainted with the neces-
sary PROPORTIONS; tie late proprietor being
extremely tenacious OF the Recipes which he
kept locked up in lis private desk, and has of
ten expressed his determination to keep them
/ secret.
The subscriber informs the public, that the
whole OF the large stock Of prepared Medicines
OH hand and all the apparatus for preparing
them, were purchased for her, by her friends
at the late sale, of l,er Husbands movable
property, and assures them the several arti-
cles shall be faithfully prepared from the Re-
i cipes, by competent persons, when it again
becomes necessary.
HANNAH LEE,
i Widow and Administrative of
Richard Lee, if.
no. S.. Sfa;den Lane
1 sssv- York.
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HANNAH LEE,

no. So, Maiden Lane,
ss.W- York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29
Lees Sovereign Ointment tor
the Itch,

@0IaS appilCatloll, saii4 ARA
most perfect safety by pregi-,. Moilo4'' - o
inlssnts week Old, lot Containing . "
mercury Oh any dangerous Ing reaAelt Wn li'
yer. ana Is Tot accompanied VIII. tiial tof
i.ip. smart W.sicn attenas other Ielileules.
~. Laroul indian Vegeta6A Spe-
csftc,
For. the cnre Of cpcreal COMPLAINTS.
% Tie experience OF, several t..ous"ilts VINO
have oea.l c,lre.r by this medicine Ia greet pro-
norsion OF them, after. the skill Of enansnt
ply sioisIls had proved Intellectual deiaon.5
ssrates lis efficacy In expehmE the virus, now
eyer deeply roote, III the constitution, and IN
la,teractinx those dreadful effects which OF
t., result FROM tie improper use 81 mercury.
The rnildIless OF the Vegetable Specine, 10
eqsss. 10 in surprising efficacy; It's operation
is so genie thai it Is given 10 patients IA
state Of pregnancy, with the utmost safetJ'
and performs cure without disturbing thc
sy stem or producing any OF those tasasreeaoie
offecs inseperable from the common reno
chcS. :
With the medicine is given description OF
symptoms which obtain In every stage oi the
disease, with eopio.ls directions tor their treat
msnt, so as to accomplish perfect cure IN the
shortest line, and with tue least inconvenience
possible.
EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy Tor ali diseases OF the
ewes, whether the eject Of natural weakness
or accident.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yetdiscoverel whlch.glves
immediate and lasting reiiei in tAe most severe
instances.
LEES CORN PLAIS Err,
Aninfallinlc remedy for speedily removing
coIns, root aid branch, without o4ylns peia.
DAMASK LIP SAVE.
Rsaoratlue P.wder torthe Tseha . Sums
TIE ANODYNE ,ELIAlK,
For the cure Of all kinds OF hesd-acAs.
NIB Liberal allowance to wholesale Pur-
ehasers Oh sppiic.tionto
Richard Lee and Son,
Noxe n,be. 10. baltimore.
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ATTENTION!
Richard LIE 6 Son,

IS : i'ss' - osasrve, that
NIcHo Ia, KINGSTON, .
1T his caiaa, asa.S, -'ss'- s-.'s 49,. R,ct.
Sore, i7a5rjsr street, Jas'"s 4'N''-s
es,'saad ye.O*oa's,
Isappointed their agent 70. aAi - =
AID HA, JUST RECEIVED
" a LARGE surrLx
Patent and Family Medicines,
Pr.,, -txs;y. ;,tfc..c5ns H4rehoase,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29
This IS to give Notice,
November 4.

THAT the subscribers, OF Alexandria com.
ty, H the district of Columbia, have o.taaed
from the CrpEans' Courroi saia county, Letters
of administration onthe personal estate VI I'll.
HGm DangflIeld ross, late OF the county o..
foresald deceased: ALL PERSONS having clairs
against the said deceased, ape hereby warned
80 exhibit them with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers, on or before the 9TH GAY Of
cluted from ali benefit to said estatt--ADd
those indebted thereto are requested to maxi
immediate payment.-C1iren Wlder our hand
this 18th day Of Decenber, 1906.
Charles Midnight, l3,n,,.
ohn Stewart,
December l7-l8. Staw4w
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BALTIMORE.

IS and brother to the deceased hicAsAfu 1s0'
OF New Tsts, and have Pre- Parea enoso =
-inable meaisiass Tor ul'y..Tds Oh seven .
fro. n the original receipts now ms oar posi-
sion This public not,ce sesshaeisu ne.o
-rv by isnistions of item aavlaS oesn iase., a.
sysrtisea tor sale In New York, pilisdelE s'i-'
and osaer places. Efeetuaily to eountsr -:
sac, aapriaeiplel attempts We wish the Puohec
70 be informed, that the genuine nsasoines are
only prepared BY Richard Lee and sem e n,s.
more, ana sold by Nicholas Hlass.oa' A Ace;
andria-M essrs. Raplae, eoaraa si'i ~
l4;I. ~ etoi-Nii siasradsr, drug
aist. eor. ssown, and 10 whese esq n tie .,
Bows places NJ B. The signature OF h '-lo'.l
Lee, and Son is on the oatsisie Wrappers "lS1-
out which, none are g>auilie.
III. 0is,see Of 9.rsvsntioui is 'sorfha hs.aa y ours
s. For the prevention and care OF hlloas ana
Malignant Feversi Is cecommenaso
49, Diiic
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Clover Lots md building LOt%

PRINTED DAILY ny
S 4 MUEL s NO n J Z ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29
Lees Wornl-destrortng Lozcngcs,

Which have, within six years past, cured
upwards Of one hundred thousand persons of
both sexes, of every age, and in every sitnati-
on, of various dangerous complaints arising
from worms, and from Instructions or foulness
h the stomach and bowels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Juh received, and for fale by
THOMAS CHILD.

# Bis fare B hom Of Fi67F,s1t-PsrtLaaa,
COGNIAC and French Brandy
Hollands MolafTes
Madeira, Lifbon. Sherry, Oporto and NAL
aga Wines
SRakeroot and Clovewater
Cherry Rum
Hylon, Young HyCon, Hyfon1<in and Su-
chong Teas
COftee-ChocOlate- Shels-Butter
Cheele-Salt Petre-Turks Hand Salt
Cotton and Wool Cards
Corn Brooms-Houfe Brulhes
Log Wood-Red Wood--FuRic
RaiGns-Corn Flour : Ricc-Starch
Glais per box-Spermaceti Oil
Spermaceti Candles-Cider
Cod Figs--Ginger- Pepper
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugar
Mould and dip'd Candles
Bef Engliih and American Powder
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
Roll, Fig and Smoking Tobacco
Segsrs-Cramberrys, J'e.
". B.-2bYty days are allowed to
bgS zDbO are inhibited TO T0mai CBid5, to make pay
usRt. Der %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
MUSIC.
THOMAS CLARK, has for fax

a. his Book Store, Fifh-nreet
The Village Harmony, or Youths AfiR-
ant +, facred mus; containing concife IN
rT II, to the grounds Of mufic, with fuch
4 collection e. the mon approved palm tunes
anthems, and Other pieces as are mott iuita-
bic for divine worfnP Seventh echion' IN
proved, corrected and enlarged alic' Inc
9th Edition
The Delights Of Harmony, or Norfolk
Compiler; being new collection OF palm
tunes, hymns and anthems, with variety OF
fet pieces, from the mott approved American
and European authors. Likewie, the necef-
fairy rules of Pfahnody made eafy.
The Columbian Harmony, or Maine Col
lection of Church MuGc.
The Northern Harmony; being a collee-
zion from the works o. the RoA approved au-
thors of facred mu6c; containing the rudi-
ments of muGc on plain and comprehensive
plan.
Original facred mufc, by Vim. Cooper.
The Instrumental Afliitant; containing in
Rru6tions for the violin, german flute, clarin-
EFT, bafs-viol and hautboy; compiled from
late European publications, Alto, ielectlon
Of favorte airs, marches, &c. by Samuel
Holyoke, A. NJ.
Laws art Of hnging, in three parts, to wit;
J. The muiicaI primer.
x The chriftian harmony.
; The muhcal magazine, Dc. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
John L. bennett.

JOnD l.. bennett.
A,fsyGgn sft5e TRUNk-DriAaL fret, nearly ss-
P9fts tie beadgf FJG-(reet,
Las taken the ihop directly oppoiite Mr..
Il RoBeRT BoYD's fore, where he car
cares on the
Seiae and THnk-making BuEneG,
on IN extenGve fcale, with fidelity and diff
path.
Ie keeps continuity On'hand, a general az
Torment of Saddles, Brides, Portmanteaus,
PoEBags, Saddle-Bags, Sleigh arnefs, Mil
tray Apparatus, &c. &c
.itsz0Jf-A complete anortment of
IR UNKS,
wlolefale and retail--with which the travel
Ter if not too difficult to pIeafe, may be &C
cSlmodated.
together with complete afortment Of
WHPs, plated Spurs, with guards-pIated
St-ups, Stay Bells, &c. z C. &c.
He HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
$50 VT. Harnels Leather
400 do Skirtlng DO
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black Crain'd do
Ru1et Calf-lkin Boot Tops, of the Grlt
qnlity.
Draw'd Calf-lkin Boot Legs
Suwarrow PATTI rms
r. II general g6ortsueHt IF LEATHER Ee6
sgaafiy on hand Dec %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
John Lord,

Nexi dsOrto A111s. Crs5 q Martiu's--Fors,G,es f
HAS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for fale
complete ahortment of
EngAlb rats 9ftbe ne7vef Jajh5n,
Among which are -
Real iuperine mems Beavers,
Large and final rim'd do. Of the fecond
quality
Few real patent ELK do
Mems and boys cameI's-hair do of vari-
Gus kinds and solors
LiiezOjS-A handfome afortment of AAfE-
RZCAN HATS and HAr-TR1MM1Nos Of
every defcription.
p Cath and the higheR price CIV
en- for all kinds of Shipping and Hating
FURS as above. (tfl Nov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
FEMALE HEROISM-

A fhort time Gnce, when the con-
fables of certain village were de-,
litering the notices for a return Of
perlons liable o ferve in the militia,
they left one, in courle, at the houfe
of I Jingle Lady, who made return
as follows
NOT a male in my houfe, excepting
Moufe,
To repel the bold Corfcan foe
But when times are 70 bad thar Men CAM
not be had,
I, a Splinter, will willingly 60"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
REIGN OF CHEETHAlN I.
FROM THE N. YORK EVENING POST

ENONI II1E ~. AOENA GF ETINNT ROS
Extraa t1an a piece jgf pu5i5bed b
Mr.. SoUTAwIcKy a democrat, and
farmerJ fireman IN CHEETHAM's
Office"
1T was in the month Of Oa.
1893, fhor5ly after Mr.. Edw. Living
fton had GgSi6ed his intention to re-
6gn the Mayorality of this city, that
| affixed Mr.. Cheetham +" qob2 r1t y
be The next Mq;J95r ? To which Mr..
Caneetham replied, "qvby DE- Hit
Clinton, to Ee FIRE. ! then observed
to him /" | thought tie appointment
a popular one, inasmuch as it would
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
No. 8 Jones' Ro4v, FJjb,freet, Portland.
Enoch MoGlton.
GOLDSMTTH e. YRMIELLEP

GOLDSMITH = JEWELLER,
2 Efpe6tfully informs his friends and ,be
public, that he has juft received an adj.
jonal afiortment of LookingtGiafIes, with
Mahogany and elegant Gilt Frames-p;,o,,-a
and Profile Frames. JeweIry, Silver, Plated, r
JapPan'd Ware, great variety of ornarnenred
hair Combs, &c. 81. He manufactures silva
able, beforehand tea Spoons, maflard and al
10. Sugar longs, Gold Necklaces. &c. If tbe
newell fafhon, gold and filver SIeeve-Bottons
&c. &c, al Of which will be fold on the mon
reafonabfe terms.
N. B. All the above articles are warranted
70 give entire fatisfaction, or may be returned
The fmalIelt favour attended to with cheer
s1lnefs and difpatch. (6M) csI9
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can nation if they are fatis6ed with
this aRlwer Of the chief magiltrate,
when the exlaence of their country
is at fake ? And if they are not fat
isfied with his anfwer what will they
fay to his conduct He folds his
hands in perfect inaction. and Gts
down in the mott entire fecurity for
nine months together, poGehed of
the above facts from Gen. Eaton, as
well &C other information, that a man
OF no ordinary talents and refources
was engaged in organizing an infur-
rection in the heart of the country,
to divide one half IT the empire from
the other is this 8. watching over
the nation, like a tender and wise
father, taking care to preferye
4 and fecure it from every thing
that threatens its fafety and its hap.
Pincfs |" No and Mr.. Jeferfon is
as fully CONTIGUOUS as any one that he.
has not done his duty, but that he
has mott THANKFULLY and woefully ne
elected it.
That the cohfpiracy really exits,
and that it has already arrived to an
alarming height appears from his
own mefage- And what has he to
lay for himfelf as Qualification to
the nation and TO his own confidence
tor his fupinenefs The anfwer brings
US TO the foiution of his very extraor-
binary requeit to Congrefs, that they
would give him the power OF prevent
ing an lnfnrrection againlt our own
Country. But how then, you will ak,
can ne reconcile with all this, his issu-
ing his la;e proclamation and or ers to
prevent and fupprefs this enterprise /?
III tell you reader-it is all done by a
fctfon, blefS you (Such as are they
frequently driven to in our courts Of
law )-Burr's project for organizing
an infurrection for the purpore Of
revolutlonizing the 40sfeyn country, is
by feion, fuppofed to be Ga mil
itary expedition againlt SrAIn," then
the cafe comes within the ftatute paf-
iedin 1894. A moft notable expe.
dent truly What pity it had not
occurred to the preGdent nine month
ago?
But let US now grant Mr.. JeRer-
fon the benefit of his own ingenious
Continuance. Let US admit that there
is no law in exiftence enabling him
to prevent infurreaions againR the
government. What does he ak for :
He AXIS Congrefs to pats a tatute
Emilar in its provi6ons, to that very
act which he and his party have for
years been 70 inceflantly clamoring
againif as an Hncogfftmionat federal
meafare - mean the SEDIT1oN
Act: An act which was pafed on a
fimilar location to prevent an infur-
re6tion in this very wefern territory.
MIR. Jeferfon therefore, is placed
between the horns of a dilemma.
either he pofefIes the power he afks
for, and is therefore without execute
for not having exercifed it, or he is
not, and begs of Congrefs to re-enad
that very Sedition ia which he has
70 often declared to be unconltitu-
tional. (To be continacd.J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
WANTED

a n active young man, who writes rood
Eand' and IS acquainted with accounts,
10 attend IN BookitOre.-Likewife two Lads
III Or IL years Of age, as apprentices % the
Bookbnding Buflnefs-Thofe from the conn.
sry, with good education and well recon-
mended, will meet with encouraqement-Fn-
4uire q 2. CLARK
Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Just Dabh5bed,
POPES' ESSAY ON MAN,
With Explanatory Notes.

ITO which is added feveral letters calculated
: to illuftrate the ideas of the author. This
ESSAY is printed in a convenient lize for the
ufe Of Schools-For faIe at the Bookstores Of
7. CLARK and |. ADAMS.-Price coll
and SO cts. per doz. u CTS. ingle. CIV
Ngv. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29

tend TO concilIate the difentions
which were prevalent among many
of the republican party and would
alto be the means of aiding bis PRES,
for that Mr. Clinton would have ie
in his power to give him conGdera-
bic patronage in the line of his bu-
faefs" Cheetham then replied
9 that it might be 70 that he fhould
not, however, apply for it-but that
if Mr.. Clinton did Mt givs him al
BIS patronage, he fhould as foon AT
T4CE HIM AS ANY OTHER
PERSON"
7 t1en aked him zvb0 zOas to BE- tLr
Jbe,T? MIR. Stage having died fome
time before Hereplied That that
was queition difficult to folve--
that there were number of candi-
dates that Col. Steddiford was one
that he, it was true, was an old
revolutionary character but luke
warm republican-nevcr active at
the polls, and therefore ought not to
be appointed that Mr.. Jonathan
Pearfee was another, that he was too
old, and if appointed, his fon Jona-
shan Perfee, jun. would be the act
ing herf, that Mr.. Confant was al
70 candidate-and ob(erved that he
was kind Of milk and 7gater genius.
orce 1U0re black cockade. and in the
onfes he was oPpofed to the ape
pointment of MIR. Conltant but
that Mr.. Robert James Livingston
was alto a candidate, WHO MIR. G.
obferved, had rendered eflential fer
vices TO the Republican caufe, and
at one time he was in favor OF the
appointment Of "a L. but that he
had fnce altered his opinion, and he
then cordially conceded in the ap-
pointment of Mr.. ConItant," for, faid
Cheetham, | now And It an indifpen-
fable duty, ion account Of fome fpec-
ulation of Chancellor Livingfon in
France relative to the purchale Of
Loulfiana, TO ATTACK AND WRITE
DOWN THAT FAMILY+ as l have
done Aaron Burr, and if | commence
the attack, qvbicb I undoubtedly ball,
number Of libel profecuti4ns will
be commenced againf me, and Mr..
Livingston being the therifF, viii
have it in his power to pack, or fc-
le4 fuah juries to try thefe caufess
as he may Pleafe, BY which means
me and my family will be inevitably
ruined"
never did, dirclole the fecrets Of
any printing Office, in which / have
been employed. But if | am to be
afailed in the bale manner in which
! have been, in The Citizen, whenever
it may iuit the views Of Mr.. Chect-
ham, Twill. before long, touch him in.
a tender pof, which, Ihave no doubt,
will cau(e him to regret ever having
Brought my name before the public.
II. g. SOUIHWIIK.
New York, Dec Il, 1906.
CHRErHAM Pronounces the fatement
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Found

N Minot on Saturday the Goth inf. Pock-
1 e Book containing number Of valuable
papers, and L fun the owner NAV have
1T again by proving property and paving
charges. ApPlyt ADAMS MERRILL.
Falmouth Dec. 90.
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At the Dundalk allizes, Henry
Rob was indicted for ailulting ard
committing a rape on the body o.
Iudl,k Collins When fhe appeared
ID p-o(ecute fle depoEcdi thai he
knew the PriIouer very well, and be-
ing aiked if nc was any relation at
her's the anlwered, be qcrS ber b4f
band !-Acquitted.- Len pa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
CARVLNG IN GENERAL,

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Clay-CoDe, Fore -5fyeet, Poyti-zE
TFAVING praGiled with the moft exper-
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and Europe, he aatters himfelf, that he fhall
be able to give fatisfa6tion to thofe who may
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CT CO0ment5 are useless, FIR one
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