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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
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Ways and Means for quelIng Burr's H.
SayreCti0n.
GENTLY
With Proclamation first ven ply them,
Then our good Congress folks shall by them
MENACIEC
Now most completely to undo them,
P9iJbus Eortnan shall write to them,
And say, " as how YOU cut capers,
I'll put YOU into Cheetham's papers"
TERRIBLE TERRIBLE
T. nothing better can be done,
14'nbhibisus gun-boat number one,
With pomp and power shall soon set sail,
Der mountain, forest, hill and dale
(FOr our philosophers have taught her,
To sail by land as wen as water;
1Jor VIII economy be neglected,
Though left the corn-ield unprotected,
For she'll get back, should suppose,
'Gainst planting time, to fright the crows,
And make most horrendous sally,
Through MissiPpi's fnghted valley;
And blast, in case the make resistance,
The rebel crew to noi-eXistence.
And frame amazemelt, SO amazing,
twill set old Mssisi3' blazing
[Wsek!g Inspector.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Imported,

TN fhiDs Mary ard Neptune, from Liver
pool
100 calls god, / Cd, lOd, Cd, and I
i'd flat pr. and tinecale Nails entitled to
rs GRATIS very low priced CrOcke- DsbrHf1Te
ry Ware
50 do hak Bottles
1000 fnaH fzed Lauthori Leaves
tons Whiting cwt. Alum
100 boxes 10 by 10, IJby IS, by 70, g by
II, bv IS, and BY Crown Glals
90 boxes No. / x ard No. Common Fin
s do x D do
- do Pipes 10 gro each
40 Tin'd Sauce Pan'No. 5 and
bundl les Frying Pms
so Stone Jugs FROM to 4 gallons each
10 doz. Tined IroTable Spoons
"a do. Bone handle Knives and Forks
l56 do Blackwoc and Cocoa wood han
died do
63 do Pocket Kves
rs do do with uneIng points
AJ6 in Sc,
so bbIs. fuperhnelour from new Wheat
80 do Beef sao Pork
so boxes Chocols; 20 chefs Tea
Hhds. retailing Nai1es; bbls. Sugar
400 gallons Lind Oil
40 kegs Engliih1uitard
50 boxes Spermeti Candles; White and
red Lead Shee.nd Bar Lead; patent yell
low; PruAian B.; Yellow Oker; Venetian
Red Spanifh pm and griie-Few
kegs Richmond obacco; boxes Philadelphia
Starch Saltpet; tons patent Shott; az
fortment of how Ware Engli(h Shoves
AID Spade3 vile and black Warmth Roll
Brimfone, lJe. :. forlale whoefae and re-
tai, by
Jobn T Tbarf0u 81 Co.
Fare1fyest. Nov. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
FRESH GOODS.

T. & 4. Vinton,
HAVE JUN received, in addition to their
IL former afcrtment, frelh Gupply of
WINTER GOODS
AMONG WHICH ARE,
SuPerhne and common Cloths, all colors
Bottle-green brown do for ladies Coating
J bale Costings, do. Fearnoughts
1 do tlanels, l do. Baizes
trunks Calicoes and Cambricks
Fine Linens, TabIe-Cloths and Diapers
Large ahortment India ottons, cheap
40 pieces black and colored Lu(trings
Sewing-Silks, Threads, Cotton Servings
CarPetiRg, &c. &c.
Ago-A few bags Cotton Wool, of good
quality, CsttOn-Yarn, &c. for fale al fore
No. 3 q 4, Joaei'-RO7U, corner of Fore and
FJ6-oTeet' Dee. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29

| III Carr sj- Canmaa Pltas Er b.
I Cory 2, aL bsgHn ~
holden in Portland, in /aid Coa1ts
On fbe third zugfdqy b Nevem5ly'
4. d. 1906.
Y 1T being Represented and made n ana.
to this Court, on the Petition of Beniam;as
Soule, administrator on the Eltate " ToLu
Soule, late of Freeport, in the County afora
land, Gentleman, decealed That the Coca.
aud Chattles belonging to the eflate Of f,Is
Deceafed, are not fuffcent by the fun NJ
Six hundred and eight Dollars and ieven,r
three Gents, to pay the juff Debts Of fai5
; Deceased.
The Court order that the fad Admininr.
tor be, and he is hereby empowered to cell ans
convey 70 many Of the following LOIS belopo.
ing to and being part Of fad ERate, viz III
the Real Eftate of Said Deceafed, other thu
his Homeitead. AS will be luficient 10 DC
the fame with incidental Charges, viz.
so Acres being part Of Lot No. - Range
B. aPprized at 500
so Acres part Of Lot Range ID. 500.
80 Acres part Of Lot No. - r. 22s
so Acres part of Lot No IA. 25o
100 Acres Lot No. g. Range D. 500
A Acres of Salt Maih, I2o
Z PewS IN the Meeting Houfe, so.
1855.
together with that part Of Said Homelead,
(being about three Acres which IS cut III
from the reit by The County Road-Ihe faid
Administrator frlt taking the Oath-poling
aP Notifications, and giving Bond as the Law
IN f1ch Cafes requires.
Att. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clepk.
70 be J6H at Public Yandue, at The
7avern Of Robert x. Kendall III
Freeport, BY kavs Of Couyt on Nan.
Day the 26tb day January, Eighteen
hundred and EUen.
so much of the above defcribed LAND. az
will be fuficieut to difcharge the fun above
mentioned, together with all intervening ex.
Pences.
BENJAMIN SoULE, Aduiajayato1,
Dee. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
annual meeting g the Fahn9utb Canal

annual meeting gT the FaAn9utb Canal
Company.
TIE proprietors Of the Falazout5 Canal. are
4 hereby reminded, that the time for
holding their annual meeting for the choice
of PRECEDENT, Directors, or Comnlittee for re.
gulating the affairs Of the corporation, Trea-
furer and Clerk, is on the fri Monday OF jan
uary, annually. Said meeting will be holden
at the office OF WOODBURY. STORER, in faid
Portland, on Monday, the fifth day Of JaHua-
ny next, at clock, Pm.
ABNER BAGLEY, Clsrk.
Portland, l9tB Bszemby, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29

No. 4 and 5, ioutb-Sae Loze -5vbarf
IJAVE forfale,
Il Chelts Souchong Tea,
Do. Hyfor-lkin do,
Do. Hvfm do.
of hyperion quality which wiH be sDld very
low fo= cath or approved credit.
AJ6-A cOniant fupply of Nail
Rods and Nal Plate. Dec. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Proposals.

WILL be revived by the fubfcTi
Der, for thnafon's work Of 4 BRICK
BUDDING, 20 &c eGted the next fealor for
Bo.gdoiR College Brunlwick, one hundred
fee. long, foxy II feet wide, and four ITO
res high. with necIary brick pillars and par
tiuons-the fHblcper will furnilh the bricks
and lime; every thsr requifte, including
attendance, mutt furnilhe5 by the con-
tractor.
4 Also, For thesC-penters work, of the out
flde Of faid bulldog, foorings, lathing ioilt,
cut6de doors, window frames, fafhes, roof,
SC. including the lecefary materials. And
for the Carpenter'gwork of the infde Of faid
building, including the lathirg, and the ma
rerials, necehary % complete the fame
And alto for tie plaifering the infde Of
faid building, incltding all the materials, ex-
cept the lime.
The building will be thirty feven and one
half feet high, from t,e underpining, and d.
vided into thirty two rooms, having two en-
tries through it.
The work mua be execused IN plain, neat
fIbitantial and workman-like manner.
BENJAMIN ]. PORTER.
TtfSLz, De-, Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
}Doftrp.

FROM THE PALLADIUM.
A CHRI5TMAS HYMN.
HAIL returning, welcome morn,
Peace and plenty thee adorn
Fenal months G0r thee are fed,
Summer fruits thy board have spread.
Winter shares the lib'ral store,
while the sunbeam cheers 10 more;
All proclaim Ills guardian care
Whola We praise and whose we are
Now attune your ncblcst Laws,
MERCY claims subEmcr praise
Man, revolving, TO reclaim,
Sod assum'd human frame.
Angels hail'd the glorious morn,
When the PaIxcz o. PEACE was born
LISTING Shepherds heard them tell,
How the Prince Of Darkness fell.
See His glorious Kingdom spread
Millions rising from the dead,
hail the PrnCe vho SGT them free
Shout tie Christian jubilee
Son Of Con, accept ON lays
And our feeble songs of praise
Grown our feast with love divine
Make US no1g and EVER thine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29

Superfne black, blue,
brown and bottle
green Broadcloths,
Low Pric do all col
ours and qualities,
Superfne black, blue
& drab KerGameres
Serges,
Brown drab and bot
tie green ladies
Cloths,
Dark mixed & drab
patent Cords and
Sattinetts,
Real Devonaire Ker-
feys,
Drab and dark Coat
ings,
DufhIs,
Patent Cord & Swami
down VelGng,
Silk Velvet and Mar
feille do.
Baizes and Flannels,
all colours,
Dommetls,
Blankets, from Ga to
III
Calicoes, Furnitures,
Englilh Cotton Shirt
ing,
Fine long Cloths,
a great variety of In
dia Cottons
India Calicoes,
"A & Ga white Cot
ton Cambrics
ColOured do.
Laced Cambrics and
Mullins.
Fine and common
BOOK do.
rs and 4 4 Irifa Lin
ems,
Linen Cambrics, Gome
very fine
Long Lawn,
Gnghams,
Chambray Mullins,
Fine and common
Dimoties,
Fine black and Give
VeIvets.
Noe 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29

| Common do.
Silk and Cotton I'm
! brellas,
Black Italian & Dutch
Grapes,
Silk, Cotton and Mo
rocco Sufpenders,
| Cotton and Linen
Checks,
Gentiemen's Satin
FlereRtine,
! Stuffs, Of every kind,
Gentlemen's black,
white and mixed
/ worried Hofe,
Ladies black and fate
! do.
Black and white Eng
Uih SILK dO
Do. French do.
Ladies black, white
| & Slate Englilh &
| French Silk Gloves,
! Long & hort Kid do.
Gentlemau's Beaver
| York tan and Doe
/ Skin do.
Black Satin,
lndls Lultrings,
Modes and Sarfnetts,
DamaI Silk Shawls,
| Common do.
Black Silk Velvet,
Fancy Silk Handker-
chiefs
Bandanna do.
Pelieoe Velvets
Damask table Liusn
Ruhia Diapers
Brown Linen
Cotton Balls
Mufs and Tippets,
counting OF oaOle,
| Mock Sable, Elite
and Bear Skin
Fashionable Coat and
Vet Buttons
Black and white Mil
lenett
Linen Pocket Hdk IS.
Cotton do.
Bef Englih Sewing
Silk, Twill &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Thirty Dollars Re10ardI

Thirty Dollars Re70ard/
[ OST in this town, on SATURDAY.
Taft, near Long Wharf,
II RED MOROCCO POcKETBOoK,
containing about one hundred and fifty dol
lars, IN bank-bills-be6des number of notes
and other papers, which will be of no ule to
any perion but the owner, as payment Of
them : ltopped-Whoever has found faid
Poeket-Book, and will return il, with its con-
tents, 70 the iublcriber in Brunfwick, or leave
it at this Office, fhalI receive the above re-
ward. EPHRAIM JONES.
Portland, l2B ND. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Notification.

Notification.
THE Stockholders in Portland Bank
are hereby notified to meet at their cham
Der, in the New Bank Building, on Monday
the fifth day of January, next at 2 o'clock,P N.
to al on the following articles
Iely. to chooie Seven Directors for the en-
flung year.
2dly. To fee what appropriations more are
recefiary to defray the expences of the New
Bank Building, and to act thereon as the Stock
holders may judge proper.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cajgiey.
Portland BazE, 2
Dec. %, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Notice.

Notice.
NTE the fub6cribers, Commifioners, ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Eiq Judge Of Probate, for the County Of Cum.
berland, to receive and examine the claims Of
the fever2T creditors to the eltate Of
WALTER SIMONION,
late Of Portland, in iaid county Of Cumberland.
Merchant deceaied, inteitate, Represented IL
folvent, give notice-That fix months from
the 18th day of November laR, are allowed
faid creditors, TO bring in and prove their
claims; they will attend that fervice at the
Office Of Richard HunewelI, Efq. Fiji Greet,
Portland, on Monday the 5th Of Dec inlt.
and on the frff Monday Of each Of the five
following Months, from two till tx O'Clock.
PM, Of fsid days.
RICHARD HUNEWELL,
JAMES NEAL,
ABRAHAM WATSON
Portland, Dec. 9, 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Wanted.

a STEADY, fober Young MAN, no do the
Z ! work Of family in town, who would en-
gage for year. Wanted, alto, at the
fame place new Mich COW--Enquire Of
the printer. Dec.I5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
AZ Mjbi0na5ie Contra Danes.

IUST publifhed, and for fale at THOMAS
CLARK'S Bookfore Fifh-ereet, and at
r. B. WATTE'S Bookltore, Fore-Itreet, bot
tom of Fifh-frest, new collection of the
mott fashionable CONTRA DANCES and
cOTTLLIoNS. Dec. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29

CrofS & Martin,
Fore-fresf, Head Of Lang WBaJ5
Lave juS received, and are now opening
IL FOR fay, an eKtenfve adortment q
FALL q WINTER GOODS;
CONSISTING OF
Superfne Black, blue, corbeau, green, dr1b,
and mixed Broad-ClOths
Do Cailimeres
Kerfeys, Coatings, Fearneught, Dufels
Plain and Forelt Cloth
Flannels, Dommots. Baizc
Fancy mkt Cords
Satinets, Swandown:,
Cotton Velvet Veilings
Velvet and Velveteens
Diapers and table Liner
Supeffne Calicoes
Common do
Coloured Cambricks
White do
Copperplate Furniture
EngIifh cotton and linen Checks
Do Striped
Cotton Shirtings
Silk Braces-Cotton do-Leather do
Camel hair Shawls-hlk dc.
%, IA, 81, Egyptian Shawls,
Irifh Linen
Plattllas
Brown Holland
India Cottons,
Light and Dark Ginghams
Silk Chambrays
Cotton do
CaIimzncOes, Durants, Duroys, and Wilbcrs
Bumbazets, Rupels
Thread Laces-Cotton do-fIk do.
Worried Hofe-cOttOn and fix do
Ladies long fix Cloves-cotton do
Gentlemen swhite fix Gloves
Tabby Vevets
Linen Pocket Handkerchief
Cotton do
Band2nnas
Fancy fix Handkerchiefs
Cotton do
Sewing Sik-Twif
Worried Bindings, Ribbons,
Silk Shags
Roie and common Blankets, Lace Canbrics
Cambria Dimoties
Do. low priced
Cambria ohawls
Blue aud brown German Serges
Swantkins, Shalloons
Genoa Cords,
Book Muffin
Black and white MilIinet:,
Morocco Pocket Books
Galloon
Ferret5
Sewing Cotton, coIoured Threads
Black Sinchaws
Silk Velvet
Muffs aud Tiprets
Figured fix Velvet for Vens,
IndiaChecks
Beaver Gloves
Bed Fringes-Bed Lace
Black Modes
Looking-Glai1es
Ratteens
Black Satin for GentIemens Vets
Bobbins and Tapes
Coat and Velt Button Moulds
Gilt and Metal Coat and Velt Buttons
Linen Cambria
Black and white Bonnet Wire
Guerniey Frocks
Oil cloths "A and GA
Velvet Ribbons
Pins
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
COrderoys
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Coffee Mills
Block Tin Iea-Pots and Spoons
Plated, Brals, aud Iron Candlelticks
Sad Irons, Bellows
Pen Knifes, and Jack Knives
Knives and Forks
Iron Shovels, Kettles, Shovels and Tongs
Pepper, Ca1ia, Nutmegs, Allpice, Ginger.
Salt Petre
Brandy, Gin, Rum
Sherry
Lisbon
Red Port and Wines
Malaga
Straws Of Tumblers
Loaf Sugar, Chocolate
Hylon, Young Hilon, Scuchong
and Bohea Teas
Groceries in General
Ralilns and Mullard
z by Ciafs
Crates Liverpool Ware
Nails God. lSd cd.
Fig Tobacco in Kegs
800 Boxes fmoaked Herring
5000 Quintles Cod Fiji
fOo do fcale do
500 hhds Liverpool Salt
100 do cearle do
With many other articles too numerous 4
mention,-Ali Of which will be fold on tn,
mott reaioaAbie Terms 0D NoV, "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Maine Fire q N. l. Company
~ ANNUAL, MEETING.

THE Stockholders in the Mime Fire e. Ma
a yize ArJwaacs Company, are hereby noti-
fed that their annual meeting for the choice
ofnine Directors for the enfuing year, will be
held at their office in Fifth -Rreet, on TnesdaJ
TIE )irtb day Of January, 1907, at two o'clock
afternoon
b. order Of tJe Pr5jiAe7f and Directors.
LEVI CUTTER, Secretary.
MI. q NJ. 4 Q. Portland, Dee. Il, l8O6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
Thomas Hunter,

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
Near Union WbayE Fore-fyeet, PORTLAND,
y ESPECTFULLY informs the Publick be
has for iaIe variety of fashionable
Clocks, Watches and Timepieces, Watch
GIaAes and Keys. The trade fuPpied with
Maine .fPrings, Chains, Balance and other
wheels pynions Verges, PenduIums, Wife, &c.
"A variety Of china and Cookery; 5lackings
Of 'he hAh quality quantity of Cider and
Perry in Hogfheads and Barrels, the beft
London made Ivory and hair Combs, large
quantity Of SpeGtacles lu.ted TO all ages, read
ing Glafles in frames, Locking Gla1Ies, great
variety Of Umbrellas and Parrafalls, Razors,
Penknives, Settlers, Gun FInts and Screws,
Waters, Pipes, Tobacco, Segars, Books on
gardening and agriculture, the Encyclopedia,
Geography, DR.. Rppen's annual Regiler
and part Of DR.. Gilrs Works, &c.
Dec g. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
A CHRI5TMAS HYMN.

FROM THE PALLADIUM.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
Sp autbaritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT


For altering fbs time 6o.g t6. circuit eeYr. in tie
dfrh7 IF NORTH Ca,shra, and at.iieisg ibe July
f~m u tie kentuiky diyfris court.
BE it saat7ed6y rte Senate and Hoxie Of R.e,aea-
atiges efite Unifed STATE, Of Ane-iea ia ConrreG al:
.dteh That the June term of the circuit court now
holden for the diRr& of North Carolina. ON the fif.
teenth day OF June, fhall commence and be holden
on the twentieth day of the fame month, any thing
eontaiAed in any former a9 or aas to the contrary
notwithstanding. And that all actions, fui,s, pro-
GELS Pleadingsan other proceedings Of what nature
or kind ioever, civil criminal, commenced or to
commence in the faid court /; and all reeogn;zarees
refurna5e to the faid court the fifteenth day of
uae' thall be continued, returned to, and have days
III the ceion TO be holden by this a, and the fame
proceeding hail be had thereon as heretofore, aud
man nave all the effect, power and virtue if the
alteration had never been made P,evidd neveytsej
That when the twentieth day of June ihal1 happen
on Sunday, the next fha be the fra juridical day.
SEC 2. And Be i. fl,sber eaae7ed, That from and
after the 1T day of Augua next, 70 much of all and
every act or acts, as dresas that difrS court, for
the kentucky diRria, haIl be holden on the fra
Niondayin July, in every year, all be and the fame
ishereby repealed; y IN
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker eftbe Rozjt of Rep-eElnfsti.es
GEO: CLINTON,
Vi:s-Prsgiidtnt sftie United STATE, and P,s6-
dat 9ffbe Senate.
APPROVED
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
No. f9.
NO. IL.
ONE WORD FOR ALL.

ABOUT TIE LEdNDEP IND MIRANDA Z
We undertake to FAY, and to pledge the eredi, of
this paper upon the fasis we now Rate
That general Miranda has never received The
hgh,et iancfion for his expedition either from the
Prehdent of the United States, or any other member
of the naturalization.
That the firft intination which the executive re-.
eeiyed OF Miranda, expedition, was by letter writ
tea after Miranda had embarked but even then whe-
ther he was bound to ST. Domingo or eIfewhere was
not known TO the communication of the information
That 70 far from any conversation with the eIsca.
tive having taken place, on the fnbje of any expe
diton agsnf the Spanih pohefIion,, the executive
had no fort of knowledge, nor even fifpieion Of
Mirandat having any intention to q, out, or be en-
gagged in fuch expedition from any Of our ports.
Furthermore, the profeoutions inaituted a. New
York, were direeed by the executive before any
complaints were made by any foreign ninifler
Alter the above declarations, The American public
will detern,ins upon the coHdua Of rhofe prints,
which to crafty the vengsful malice Of difearded
smbsi'ador, could fell lend themfeIves to traduee
tfIrir country and to fubferve foreign interef. 2
No evidence, parole or written, exil or can exih
contrary t. the fsas above Dated unlefs the in,ri-
guing attentions Of GOve,no, MKsss, oa js Es4p, are
to be admitted as evidence
aurora, Msrsb u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

KebsfIfpIt9 Bt7osfB,
That Your hnenorialR, have recently feen with
iufPfize and regret, letter pHb1ied in various
newspapers, faid TO have been written By the mini.
tsr PenPotentiary 81 the u. States at Paris 10 the
French hniter Of the treafury, the cafe Of the nip
New. Jerfey and her cargo.
Your memorialils e6nlider fone Of the opinion,
and ishtiment,, avowed by Mr.. Arnffrong on thi.
oecaGon, nanifsay erroneous fdbyefve Of the plain.
en- principles ofjuaiee, and in eRea, Baerant breach
Of hi, duty. 1nlead ofadvoesting the fair claim Of
American citizens, he becomes their mon powerful
opponent ipRsad Of ahertng and maintaining the
naritime rights u the nation, we find him contend
ling, that no eompehfition ought to Be made, for
properly july fixed on the Ocean, when injured
beeNfe underwriters have heretofore made profit
By their bafnefy. Your memorialiRs conceive any
afgument unneeefary, to fhew tie faaeY and abfur-
di,y Of fueh reafonug the perncious eopfeqaefIte
i may have our foreiga commerce they think1
proper however to remark, that il the reprefenta-
i've OF our government, sbaHdons the defence Of
our fghts, we have ground 70 hope that any OF
The beiiigcrent powers viii continue TO refpea Them
Your nenoriaiifs believe that the intereR Of our
country requires that prompt lad decided neafnres
hcuh BE- taken, to prevent the evils ihat msy eniue,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
MIRANDA EXPEDITION, rcosr,sva,.



From fbe dnfriean Gti1>n. of Mnre6 7.
Ibs Leanaer--By the Philadelphia papers
received yeterday find that MIR. Lany's Mon
dsy article, which Mr.. Ogden contraditfel on
7aejaay, has found is way into every one ofthem
v'ithous difintton, and that in thofe which are
federal It is accompanied with remarks Intended
to incuI pate the government in the expedition
OF the I-eander. / think tina. judicial notice
cugh! Is he taken of this falfe and malignant
paragraph, not however with view to injure
poor !it!e Mr.. Lang, who like an initrumeT1t or
znafc teerns to be played Oh by any one bit to
vind'cate the government from the weakness
and r1ckednefs which are imputed to it in the
article.
TIE expedition Of the Leander, angular
en0sgh indeed, is yet not 10 curious as the ufe
which 1t ftenis is tended to be made of II.
Having done with tbe mammoth cheefs and its
Int. reniBg hiftory; with the tory of ~ * Sal.
Iy, and ether neat and excellent themes for Gle.
81 decisuiation ,the oppofition, as if doomed
II, littleneis, or fJrtething worfe, have embraced
fhe expedition 10 rich matter agaiaft the govern
'meSt.
There Is in f'ris proceeding much of wicked
refs, and more Of folly.
II is wicked, becaufe the very men who have
themGelves ganfgrcged the lgws, isbour to buc-
k!e upon to- back of the government their own
enormous Offences.
Tisfooiih, hscaufe the grofhefs of the effort
NUT d.fcat i.feif.
Ino:sirtsin, aud what have written on th;s
{Dhied sas not At all been c5ntradi6tstI, that
there is uoteltino ny before the court imolicat-
ing. and that nppe can he bro't into il TO impli
cate the government, touching the expedition
ofthe Lsander. SD far then the goyernmrnt
fsands acquitted of all implications of improper
conduct in relation to the expedition. :
The Eeandef has however been fitted out in
shoai!s form, ard Il Is uow rcduce3 20 a GER
t,inty that Miranda, her chief. tfedifates blow
At the Spanfh '!ouGoions in the fouth ; fhr is
defined, it appears, for the Caraccass we
are pow rea1y to AK who is concerned in the
expedition? IN anfgerine this uheftion fb5lr
clofrIy adhere To the teftmony btforethe court,
and TO the reports Of the Opponents of the ad,
miriRrstion.
The iefimony before the court inpticat,s
Miranda, add captsins Arnhresg and Lewis
who are OH board the Leander, and Mr.. Ogden
col. Smith, and M. Fink, who are now in This
city.
In refped 70 the reports Of the opponents of
che administration, which fhauid be lRened "a
with great caution, ahey deeply and ferioufly
impIicaie Mr.. King.
WAC is Miranda, man undcuI,e,IIy IF
difinguifed talents, but "a bird of paiTace :"
perhaps of prey; one who. having no local ha.
bitiioo, has no local attachments.
90 Caracas, Haria IN Terra Frrfys in soITib5 a.
nerica, belonging to the Spzp;ards, lat 10. co M
7he eoali il rcrjy and nouutainous The esp;taI
Aanas comfortable d0snee from the fea Iarze
wealthy psp.loos; exfren'tly difieulsxf aesefs and
e"~Sns zl'ooo inhI5ft4ht&' Ned Cas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
NOTICE.

HAI the firit Wedncfaay in April r.xt the
4 Polls will be opened in the different wards for
the election of Common Council Men for the ci,y Of
Rchm"nd in Jeiierion ward the Poll will be held at
the Court Houfe in the City Of Richmond, and in
Nladii"n ward at the Eagle Tasern, and in Monroe
ward at the houe Of MIR. San,pel Pointer.
JaEtES WHrrkI.Aw Ssygi.
March 4. IF