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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

!, Mr.. Hamilton, the part of the houfe occupi-
ed by him as an academy, continued, proper
ty principally loft.
Mr.. Beale, Cabinet maker, houfe confirmed,
property principally faved.
Michael Lowber, Currier, fhop and part OF
the property confirmed.
Robert Kean, Tavern keeper, houfe and pro-
perty continued.
John Boreu, Printer, Printing coffee & ma
terals confirmed.
Richard Loxey, Currier, houfe continued,
part of the materials faved.
William Wilton, Upholterer, houfe confum-
ed.
Jofiah Baldwin, Shoemaker, houte much da-
mayed, property principally faved.
No. 65. fouth Third ftreet, vacant houfe,
roof burnt.
MIS- Greeuway, houfc damaged, furniture
faved.
Mr.. Dufar's counting houfe, roof burnt, pro-
perty and papers faved.
JeiIe Kcaiby, eurrer, f,op and property in
jured.
Mrs. Hickman's houfe, partially injured.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
5lle9 af Sutton.

WIN bc0d by viyfUe nm dSeyc, offbe Hzdi7gs' CBqn-
CRY Cunt f1' ne City VI Fje5,7ooi, at tie Yeaius-
CHec Of p. bis,is,s, on Bonhiy arvf, atII o'e6eI
n. NJ. J1y De bragf eftjgs eoqoyneJ:
T 'HREE TIhds TOBACCO, from wood(ons In
i fpe6ion, niarke p.
No. 977 1877 1919 On 60 days credit, for an
go 1919 1867 approved endorfed ne.
95s 100 IO421 gotiabe note.
ALSO. at the fame time for cain, will be fold,
HID. TOBACCO, Rivanna Houie, marked
Q. M. No. 100, 1884.
PRoSsER g, MoNCURB, v. M.
May 20. 0df)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
NORFOLK, May Is.

Arrived inH1mpton Roads, his Britannia Ma
jefy's frigate Cleopatra, Captain White, in 7
DAYS from Bermuda.
The Cleopatra prelfed Ii pafengers out of
the ihin Eliza, from Londonderry, bound to
Baltimorc fo flys the following affidavit:
On this 18th day Nc May sOG, perfonAily an
peared before me, Robert Brongi, enc of the
jnfices Of the peace for the county of Norfolk,
Charles Mofs; who being FRI duly fworn on
the Rvangs!ias of the Almighty Cod, depofeth
and faith, that he this depn7ent failed from Lon
donderry on the 18th April lat paft, in the dip
Eliza, of and bound TO Baltimore that on th.
18th of this infant, the faid Ihip Eliza, WA
iarded by the friEate Cleopatra, commended
by Capt. - White, within ten miles of Cane
Henry, and that this Opponent aud fourteen
other p1iIengers were impreITcd from on board
the faid flip Eliza, by the officers and crew Of
tie ilid frigate Cleopatra that this deponent
had frequent conversations with the crew nf the
faid friGate, number of whom informed this
deponent that they were American born CHI
Gems < that this deponent verify believes that
they were bona fde American citizens.
CHARLES MOSS.
S:VcrH TO before1
Robt. ByoHgb.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
From the MARYLAND Herald.

Communicated for publication by DR.. EMANu-
Ell FRANz, of Warrington county, (Md.)
II WIck that QviH not coR n man a cent!!!
Take leaf of Mullen, let it get half dry,
cut from its hdes quarter and half a quarter
OF an inch in breadth, put it in yonr lamp, and
it will burn equally as well as cotton wick, and
will fuit to read and write by, better than can
die, which muit be often fnuffed.
The printers throughout the u. States, will
render fervice to the community, by inierting
the above in their respective papers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
May 49,.

E*tra3 9fa letter. from tire Eabereargo oftbe b,jg
Gag9<a, offbi5 part, daiedN. Orlean5, Aorl
1lfb.
We were prevented from performing our in
tended voyage by the Spaniil government, who
peremPtoriIy refufed our padage up the Mo-
bile river. We were ordered off after we had
fent two petitions TO the governor and intend
ant of both the Floridas'
The Gayofa was bound from New-Orleans To
Fort Stoddmt for the exprefs purpofe of get
ting cargo of cotton for New-Orieans.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE


Then let pray for writ of PONE,
JOHN DOE, and RICHARD ROE his crony,
Good men, and true, who never fail
The needy and diltrelt to bail
Direct, unieen, the dire diGpute
And pledge theirnames in every fuit-
Sure tits not all vain delulion,
Romance and fable Roficrufian,
That fprits do exit zoitbom,
Haunt us, and watch our zo5ereabOnt:
Witnefs. ye viionary pair,
We floating forms that, light as air,
Dwell in iome fpeoal pleader's brain;
Am deceived Or are ye twain
The reftefs and perturbed fprites,
The names of departed knights,
Erft of the pof Whole frauds and lies,
FalGe pleas, falle oaths, and aliJis
Raifed ye in lie above your peers,
And launchedye tow'rds the Garry fpheres,
There to thoie mansions "unaunealed,"
Where unrepented fins are fealed:
SAY, wherefore, in your days of felh,
Cut Oft while yet your fins were freih,
We vilit thus the realms of day,
Shaking with fear our frames of clay;
Still doomed in penal ink to linger,
And hover round pleadcr's finger,
Or, writ unpaid and wedgd,
For plaintiffs prolecution PLEDGED,
Aid and abet the purpos'd i'll,
And works of enmity fulfil
Still doomed to hitch in declaration,
And drive your ancient occupation?
While thus TO you raiie my voice,
McthinksI fee the ghoft rejoice
Oflawyers erft in fiaion bold,
LEyINz and LurwYcHs, peaders old;
With writs and entries round him fpread,
See plodding SAUNDERS rears his head
Lo! VENTRIs wakes before mine eyes,
BRcwN, LILY and BouUN arifel
Each in his parchment ihroud appears,
Some with their quilts behind their cars,
Fourth their velvet caps on high;
Some wave their grizze wigs, and cry
Hail happy pair, the glory and the boat,
The itrength and bulwark of the legal hol.
Like SAUL and JONATHAN in friendiilip tried,
Pieaiant we lived and undivided died
While pillories fhlll yawn, where ert We ftoo
And braved the torrent of Overwhelming mud
While righteous fcriveners, Gill when Sunday hine
Pore DER their bills and turn their noughts TO nine
While writs ihall lah and ufury ihalI thrive,
Your name, your honour and your praCe l,all live
Iailers lhall imile, aud with bumbaililfs raife,
Their iron voices to record your praife,
Whom law united, nor the grave can fever,
" All hail JoHN Doe and RICHARD RoE forever !
Ear RE PieaAey'I Guild.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED or STOLEN, from the Commons Of
- the City of Richmond, on Sunday, 9th OF laR
month"; large DARK GREY HORSE; he he'd
been lately trimmed, except his ears was frsh Ga
al round had fpot on his left thigh whi,er Tran
the reit OF his colour, and had on the left de If he
back inall lump, which not very pereeivsabe nm
leis It IS eloely examined Whoever may deliver ,b,
iAId horie TO me, at the Public Ware-Houle. 90
receive the above reward
THOMAS UNDERVS<
May 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

OF theie men mag be our Preiident; that the
Choice may fall upon fome man, even more
objectionable than the mott Objectionable
OF the two. But are we to expect that our next
PRECEDENT will be as virtuous and alb, a. oi,r
preient! Are we to cxpea that we f,all be
equally iecure.from "danger?" Is j, right. is il
/ patriotic, is 1t even prudent upon the faith of
fuch romantic calculation, to truit the fame
exorhitant powers in the hands of his flccefTor1
What would the venerable fhade of Edmund
fehoieton lay to us, at this important criis
Would heat this time dare TO avow what he e.
ven denied in lSol, that the " danger is over ?"
would he recommend 10 us to fold our arms in
apathy! Would he not exhort us, by all the re-
gard that we felt for the future liberties of our
country to raiie all the nccefary buwarks for
ITS defence, while The nomination of Mr.. Ieffer
TONS iucceflor is yet undecided?
The Preident of the u. S. has been pleafed
TO grant his exeGuatur to General Anthony
Morales, as Conful General of the Batavian
Republic, to the U. S. and to reide at Chariot
ton, S. c.
Delegates to /f''Oe in tie nesi General A0cm5ly.
Greenbrier-sLnah Minis, lanes Anderfou
Kanaaoba--"John Runnels, aEdmund Morris
M9nfgonlery-Andw. Lewis, *---Mc Henry
n n
MG/0n-Doctor Bennett, John Henderfon.
EankAu-Wm. A. Burweii, aMoEes' Greer.
Bfafor@-JabeZ Leftwitch, *Ifaac Otey.
Nesv memL.rs.
DIED, on the 14th init. about s miles from
thus city, LYME SHACKELFORD, Efo. one
or the members OF the EXECUTIVE Couu.
Gil. HIS country has loft in him an enlirhten
cd and valuable citizen: his family 4 man.
than whom few ever better underRood or more
afectIonately Practiled the domefic charities of
life. u
DIED, on the n inf. at PHILADELPHIA. after
tedious and lingering illneis, ROBERT NOR.
klS, Efq. whole fgnal and important fervices
TO MS country during our revolutionary ffrueple
win Great. Britain, are well known throuphour
'ne oi'''ea otateS. Phil. print.
AT Burlington, VT. Col. Ebenezer Allen,
.f't' OF 1T is fact, well known to many OF
the revolutionary heroes of America, that Col.
Aiien,in l777, (then captain,) with ONLY a
lieut.. and forty of his +" Green Mountain
boys" attended the horrid precipice of Mount
defiance (neary oppoite Ticonderoga,) in the
night, turprifed, and took the almoit impreena.
Die fortreis thereon, which was defended bv far
hyperion numbers of well difciplined regular
britl'h troops, and heavy artillery. This was
affected without the lofs of Jingle man. AT
the celebrated battle of Bennington, in the fame
year, Capt. Allen, with only 80 men, taking "
the advantage of a natural breaftwork of rocks,
Tor comfortable time commended with the
front OF the main body of Burgoyne's army, and
with great laughter, actually caufed a tempo
rary retreat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
BALTIMORE, May l2.

An officer of the frigate Contribution, Com
modore Rodgers, who left Malta on the e5th
January, and arrived here laft evening on his
way to Warrington, aflmres us that no alterca-
tiou whatever had taken place between the COM
modore and captain Gale at the time of his de-
departure, and that he believes the report mali
cious and deaitute of truth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
Last Ghentng's paiI+
BOSTON, May 9.
POTES FOR GOVERNOP

ON carefully comparing the votes we have
received and puhnhed with the correct returns
Except thofe of few towns which have not W.
made returns) we find that
Gov. STRONG has s775a
MIR. Sullivan, s7oq7
Scattered, oso
There are ave towns from which we have NOT
heard. We have included Troy and New-Bed-
ioia i" OUT calculations. Fed. pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

We learn that Mr.. WIN. Pinckney, lately ap-
pointed ambsnaAor Ia England, will fpeedily
Gail from Baltimore for London. aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

Lieut.. JAMES T. LEONARD is appointed TO
the command of the United States Bomb wfiel
Vefuvus, fitting at Newburyport, and intend :
ed for foreign iervice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

His Britannia mnjeRy's conful-genera for the mid
die and iou,hern Rates of America, gives this public
notice the merchants and traders, of the official in
formation he has received, that 1t is the int enton OF
his excellency fir Eyre Coote, K. B. his majeitys go
versor OF the Hand of jamaica to extend the dura-
ton of the proclamation ined by his honor heuten
ant general Nugent, the 18th of October, 1905,
relative the permitting the importation of certain
articles, enumerated in that proclamation, from the
United States of America into that iiland for fur
Their period Of fix months, from and after its expirati
on tina, is to fay, from the soh of June the sl Of
December, 1906 p BOND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
Qt9teltanp.
Hleso1dria, May g.
AGRICULTURAL.

H7eNondrid, Mag 8.
AGRICULTURAL.
Ma. CUsrts's agricultural meeting and an
nnal ihsrp hearing took place at Arlington, ON
Wejnefd7y the seth ait. and was attended by
gentlemen from the adjoining counties Tn.
animal premium for the hneG rdmb lamb Of one
y'ar oil, was aljudged to lamb bred Ly Lud-
wei Lee, E'q. Of Belmont, IN the county OF
Loudoun The judges were very minute ~
tsy lnPetiior, and we hope fucceeding years
will pTodnce incrraling exertiJn in the improve
Esni of isis valuable rice OF dOmefic animals.
The prize Lamb Dofefes Gnc proportions,
with Geece If good quality, clofe and we'll
p'~ked, though rather fhort. Ills grofs weight
90 pounds weight OF fleece pounds three
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

DIED, on the 1T inf. at Philadelphia, after ,
tedious and lingering ilneis, ROBERT NOR.
RlS, Efq. whole fgnal and important fervices
TO MS country during our revolutionary ftrueple
with Great. Britain, are well known throuchour
TIC oHitea otateS. Phil. byint
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

The Preiident the U. S. has been pleafed
TO grant his exe9uatur to General Anthony
Morales, as Coniul General of the Batavian
Republic, TO the u s. and to reiide at Chariot
ton, S. c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

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s... e ~
Z. 70
~. :... = 4. ~. J. 49,
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

attended with grl.ltr advantage ,a., wv.
other method. ny
If, in fpeIling or reading, q ch,la a.,
give a wrong found TO a vowed, !, ,b,a,l1 4.
immediately referred 10 the Kew, and rco,.. !,
ed to fhow the fame vowel with its char,a.s. -
iaic type 1t isould then be told to proro,,,'.
the word affixed 70 IL; and afterward,
give the Eimr found 10 tie vowel Il lo,d IN.
" pronounced. For inllance, IL ~ 1iauLl MN
ALSO, ALSO, il fhouId De flown the " ~ NM
and told TO pronounce the fri fvllable \. IN
word aJ6 in the fame manner BY this RI
cd children, in ihor time, will become - ~
fe6tly acquainted with the variety Of fosri.
which the vowels afford, and be able 70 NJ
nounce any word, however difficult. y;,1
cafe and proprlety-
When they have gone through AIT tile tsAl..
and can fpelI words, VI any number III r,n.
bles. currently IN The book, il viii be prcn-
for them to 60 through again, and prshour,.
the words zoitbs4f fpeling. AT the tame ti.sss
the New Teftam may be put into tAe;-
hands; which is book eafy TO be read. ana
contains truths the molt imPorazt for ,hen
TO know,
When they can read fuently in the New
Teltament, there are many books, eninently
calculated to teach the art OF reading With
propriety, which may Be put into their hard,
The beR Of thefe flould he Elected bu, he
choice mutt be left the judicious initru9er
To conclude, partly in the words Of late
elegant yriter-'Aware of The Prejudces u1-
ally conceived by the ignorant, The cnviou,
and The iliiberal, againll every new ATTEMPTS
render the way ~ learning either florter ~
fnoother,' the Author wiihcs to fubnlt Ivy
plan Of his work 70 the judgment Of thoit a
lone, who are belt qualified 10 decide on he
ufefulneis of the de6gn, or judiciouinel. Of he
execution
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Dify:l 81 Mat..t-ta VII

DIT remembered, that on the twenty firit
ID day of July, in the thirty-hrlt year OF
he independence OF the United States OF A
o,erica, DsniI Tobefoa of the faid diitriet hath
iepofited in this Office, the title OF book the
right whereof he claims As proprietor IN the
words following, to wit - The olumbian
photographer; or Firh Book for Children.
n which the words are methodicaily .arrang-
I'd. nationally divided into fyllables and ac-
curately accented according 70 the ben author.
tiles. For the ufe of fchooIs-By .Ja74es Pile"
In conformity TO the ACT of the Congress OF the
United States, entitled An act for the en-
enlargement of learning, by fecuring the CO.
pie. Of maps, charts, aud books 70 the au-
thors and proprie,ors Of fuch copies, during
the times therein mentisned !" and ALTO an act
entitled An act supplementary 70 an act en-
titled an act for the encouragement OF learn
ing, by fecuring the copies Of maps, charts
and books 10 the authors proprietors of
fuch copies, during the times therein men
toned, and extending the benefits thereof to
the arts Of dehgning, engraving and etching
hiftorical and other prints.
nL.s) HENRY SEWALL, CLERK Djfyi7 Of
d true egRy q Of rer'Ta, Milne
Attea. H: SEwALL, clrl.
dgpnF IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Munroe & TuftIe.
M. |. UNION ROW

No. !. UNION ROW,
HAVE iuff received, and now opening for
iale, an exteniive alortment of Freih
Goods Hr. Superfne black, blue, brown &
mixed Broadclothes and Cailimeres buff and
white do--9-S London printed Cambrics-fu
perhne and common CaIicoes--F urnitures-
Cambria Dimoties-Lace--Leno and Picouet
Mnilins-Lace Cambrics-do Shawls-4.4
and Oh white Cotton Cambrics : o. black
do--black and eolored Lutilrings-India plaid
do-Ihread Laces and Edgings-black and
white Lace, and embroidered Silk Hofe-
black and white Silk GIoves-plain, black and
olive Velyets aud Cords--Cotton md Silk
ChaIabray Mu0ins--white and colored silk
CoTds-Cap aud Habit Pat;erns-2 cafes
"a aNd 7-s iriih Linnens--a large aaoTt-
ment OF India Cottons, ec. &c.
-fsg.f IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
REMOVAL.

THE fubfcr;ber informs bis friends and cuf-
= toners that he has removed from the
Store he formerly occupied, to the Store late
ly improved by Mehrs N'LellaH y Br'[sa,
where his bufinefs viii be in future carried
on under the firm of ERVING x POOR
dug. IS. SHlRLEf EK'iNO'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Duck, Sbip-Cbandlery, CSC.

Charles & John Fox,
Nss. 4 and 5, South fds LOeg-W6a.t,
HAVE juit received for fale,
100 Bolts frft quality RulIia Duck;
go do iecOnd do do
SO do Ravens do
so do Heavy do
$50 doz. lit quality 2 and threaded
Sewing Irvine.
100 lib. whipping do.
$50 Barrels lar,
SO do Pitch,
20 do Turpentine,
Is do Rolin,
Sheathing and drawing Nails, cut and
wrought,
Spikes and Nails of all kinds,
tons Sheathing Paper-beit kind,
do Oakum do
10 barrels Dstch Lmfeed Oil,
Whi;e Lead * Verdlgriie, ground in oil
Yellow and red Paints,
9 tons Bar Lead,
j do Sheet do No and 81,
Goo lbs. ron Rivets,
2OOo Iron Block Buihes,
Sheer Copper, Is to rs ounces,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
is do Chocolate,
Few chefs Souchong Tea, hyperion quail
ity-ebsap,
so Philadelphia CamboOfes,-diferent
hzes,
A quantity of patent Iron Shives,
hyperion to any now in ufe warranted to lalt
ieyen years, and viii probably Iail twenty, at
the mandatory prices.
AJs--A complete ahortment of
obiP-Cbandlery and Csrda2e,
by the gang or imaller quantity, which will
be fold on the loweh terms, and very liberal
credit. (ow) -4aggF IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
q Land far Sale.
TEN thoufand acres of Land, in

TEN thoufand acres of Land, in
the county of Coos, formerly the coun-
ty Of Grafton, Fate of Newhampihire, being
the ioutheaitern part Of tract Of 10000 acres
granted to Dartmouth College; bounded weit
BY Connecticut river north By Canada line
eat by the Amarilcoggin river, louthwel by
Stuart-Town. The above tract Of 10000
acres has been furveyed inso farms Of about
goo acres each, has number of mill pryile-
ges, IS in growing part of the count y, and
IS well worth the attention of any perlon con-
cerned in the land fpeculatioa
Conditions liberal, and made known BY ap-
plication to Z. CREELY & co.
Pgrt!..na, Auguh IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

Letter from f5e Rec. Pearfsn Tim a,n. "a he liz
f60r, dated Some.j 5vsrtB, Nav Is. Iso5
DEAR SIR,
, hncerely hope and verify believe, that the
COLUMBIAN ORTHoGRAPHER is work which
VIII meet the appreciation Of the public
from the opportunity I have had for perutips
the manuicript, am highly plealed with she
Plan and with the exsenfion of il. lis fionl;eiy
ana Peripicuity NUT give it decided prefer
ence' Tor the ufe Of children, think, to eve
ry other work Of the kind, which has fallen
within my ohiervation- hope you viii no.
delay n procuring its publication.
With much eaeem, Sir,
am YOU atfeGtiona,e friend,
PEARSON TEIURgIcN
Asgzf Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
BENJAMIN B. Enlier-

HEREBY informs bis friends and the pub
: lie az large, that he has lately purchar
ed the works for Drefing Cloth, ia Fal1qoptb,
on SaeaaraPpa FaHs, where he intends carving
on the buinefs in its different branches, with
that dilpatch it is pelible for it to be done
He is now ready to receive Cloth, from thofe
who are plealed to favor him with their f
tom.-E1r He warrants black on wooden that
flalI not fade or crock on wearing. There i
not any copperas put into the coloring, as
thar operates injurious to the cloth.
Falmouth dug. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01


bling on s1.Slemateal and bygo,ie5i
Portrait of the sage of Monticello,
ar whole leagJh.
The enlightened Philofophsr, Ststelman and
Hero is reprelented fitting in zVirAgig sbsr,
alternately examining iurvey Of wild lands
in the Inoon, and viewing with great compla-
cencv the Diploma he has received from the
French Matt onal Inltitute.-Under bis table
are a prairie dog and horned frog, aheep.
Mr. Randolph is Represented as occasionally
interrupting the Philosophers reverie by cauf-
ing his char 10 Pm rogaL Al ilde table are
figured Calender and Tom Pane, exhibiting
TO each other their REFLECTIVE claims to preil-
DENTAL favor. "A HEF IL feen iuipcnded 10 the
arm Of the philefophical chair, in which aP-
pears 6ll5fs Mrs.. ", Gabrii Jones'
bond, The Age of Realon, Letter to hlazzei,
sc. &c. The principal figure is encrcIed with
garlands Of flowers, round whom group,
conhlting of the Red Men of the Forel, the
Blacks Of the plantation nezzo tiI.tol and
Op9refed Humanity" Of al nations, forms a
republican dance AT diitance il correct
view Of the I" tcmpelluous fea Of Liberty
daihing its waves againR the foot of Carriers
Mountain, on the top of which Hsrsyts is aleep
in the cuddy of Gun Boat.
In the back ground appears the Urn con-
taining the aihes of Wellington, overturned
and facrilegioully polluted and in its place
erected the Standard OF Jacobinilni, on which
are infcribed tho following extracts from" Ib
Pr,yes7 Bzjsrr u" viz. " This fpeech com
pletely uHmafks the tssElaLeat bybOryy 81
WAsHixcToN. Mr.. ADAMS has only com
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Columbian OrtbQgrapber;
Or, Firh Book for Children.

| y which the words are methodically arran-
: ged, nationally divided into yllablesi and
accurately accented according 10 SAe belt al
thorities. For the ule Of Schools.
BY JAMES PIKE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

CgparmctjbP DDoAfd.
he CopartnerflIiP OF ErvIng and Keed'
A was d;6olved bv mutual content, April
IA, 1906. SHlRLhf ENVlNS.
Hvc. IS. JONA HAN KEED.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Letter from f9ia6 w. Sepvey, P.seeptor ofs5e Al.
a1t"sy at Bsr1VieI, to tie 64tbog, aaisl Eey.saI,
May /, 1906.

May II, 1906. -
SIR,
a. you were 70 polite and condercendinr
n 70 favor me with the perulal ufvo,.r mann.
icript o. the COLUMBIAN ORTHocRargR a,a
20 requeit my opinion upon the plan III TIL
work ! ihall not beiitate 20 give il with he
greateit franknefs.
From us implicitly and adoption 10 the ca
pacihes OF children, think it mul have
decided preference 10 any other work Of tbe
KIND have yet feen; and i calculated GREAT
~ 70 facilitate the acquiftien OF the rudinents
of learning.
Many IF the Inconvenience, whichitisi Fill
tended to remedy, and which, no doubt. x
will, have myfelf frequently experienced in
teaching common ichools.
With emotions of gratitude to Won. Sir. for
10 uietul and lsudable an undertaking. mul
express my highcft appreciation Of the work
hoping a reward Of your llbor, Won wil
hke"lie receive the full appreciation and pat
ronage Of an enlightened pubic.
Iam' SIR, with refpea, yours, &c.
JOSIAH W. SEAvER.