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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

VTfII.L Be sold at public vendue, at
w the Subscribers house miles
from NIarfinsburg, on the Eth day Of
April next, Household Furniture, con-
sisting 81 good double case Of Drawers,
sorie exsellenl sacting bottom Bed
stsads, Tables, Chairs, DC; ahalf worn
Wacgun, Gcars. and Piows large
work Mare with bal, agood Colt two
wears old, Cows. sheep, and Hogs ! a-
bont 70 acres Of Wheat and Rye in the
ground, and ! number Of other articles
too numsrous 70 mention. Due arten-
dance WILDE given by
JOHN DAVIS.
March 81, 1905. - ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
Rober. Eyre, sen.

WHEREAS, Robert Eyre, sen.
w Ann Eyre Adam Eyre, Sarah
Eyre, and Robert Eyre, jun. did on the
Soth OF August, 1sos, convey to the
subscriber. ~ trestees certain tract Of
Land lyingan being o. the waters Of
Mill Greek in the county Of Berkefey.
containing 277 acres, for the purpose Of
securing sum Of money due by the said
Adam Eyre and Robert Eyre, jun. to
major Andrew Wasgener, and whereas
the said Adam and Robert have not paid
and satisfied the said debt with interest
and costa, agreeable to The conditions
and stipulaeiens mentioned in sand deed
-THIs IsTo GIVE NoTteE, that on the
18th d y Of April next I shall offer for
sale for ready money, on the said pre-
misses, mentioned1n said deed Of trust,
the Tract Of L AND therein mentioned,
or sutieiene} thereof to satisfy the ba-
lance due Tie said Andrew Waggener,
on the ssid deed of;trust. -.
JAMES STEPHENSON, Trustee.
March ~, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

THoSE indebted to the subscribers
!. L will particularly ohlige BY payment
oftheir accounts before the 6rstof April
next. Attention. 10 this request has be.
come actually necessary, TO enable them
to purchase 1 supply Of Spring Goods
-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= Martinsburg, March II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
CONGRESSIONAL:

, Congress has made shift to trifle away
upwards ofthree months, At time when
our affairs imPeriously call for promp.
and energetic measures The very last
mail brings Us accounts of two YAmeri,
can xessels having been foreibly deprive
ed Of a number Of seamen, BY the cni.
sers of Great Britain. The Sbaniards,
after robbing Us on the high seas, and
dragging our citizens from, their homes,
re insulting our rulers at the seatof 20.
vernment-whiie afunetionarg of France
declares tisat If We attempt to retaliate,
he will "quit the United States," or in
other words, we shall incur the displea.
sure ofthe smperot and hing Napoison,
his master. IF -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

were in great want Of supplies) was re-
treating in the greatest confusion. That
the king Of Prussia had marched large;
army into Franconia. And.baH a con-
siderable Prussian force had joined the
British army in the Electorate Of Hanoi
Vcr, = .,x '.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
E!;;sM: Dry. "! Goods.

THE subscriber has rst reesiveda
i Fresh supply of DRY GOODS,
which he offers to his friends and the
public generally, at the most reduced
prices for cash.
He Aas also on hand general Gssort-
nietst o GROCERLES, among .0hich arg
Loafand Brown Sugars,
Coffee, X. T.. ~
Young Hyson ' -
and Bohea j.
. e. S;::'' Anu" sA.s.
( Spanish Indigo, -
Spinning Cotton, = .-7-.---s
Nader, Alum and Copperas.,
Cavendish manufactured i'sAeeo'7
!. and sfss,sy sTr.t. >. .. -
NE. Rum and Whisley, and
A general assortment Of TIN WARE.
- 8 or 900 bushels Of CORN for sale.
AS he intends to dispose ofhis Goods
for Cash only, Ne aatters himself, thar
any person wanting to purchase. win
find it to their advantage to call On him
for BARGAINS. ~ tn - ~. .
N. b. ALL those indebted to the
subscriber, are requested to make pay
ment on or before the 18th day Of April
nexti allwho fail to comply with this
request, may rely upon being deal. with
according to law. .
JEREMIAH EYANS. r
:. Martinsbnrg, March a, 1906. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

Fs, Aise, IN tie first day Of April ssxt,
A Negro MAN and Negro WOMAN.
Apply to the Printer.
March n 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
BALTIMORE, March 1s.

EXTRACT eta letter from Bordeaux, dated
the ASA If December, to a respectable
house in Mew-1ork. .-~- =
Last night We received the Official
account Ola peace having been agreed
on between the French and the German
and Russian Emperors. Great Britain
is now left alone TO continue the CONTEST.
1t is however The opinion that general
peace win take place, in which England
viii be included" -
Extract Of q LETTER from an As4erican
merchant at Hdvannd. to his friendin
Philadelphia. dated February l6.
The Spanish government has just
received Official intelligence, concerning
she expedition Of Miranda and more.
over, several kttersfrsm different Spa
nish gentlemen residing in the United
States, particularly from . young gen
tieman Of responsibility Of thi. place, at
present residing in the city Of n. York,
who's connected here with the Grst hol-
ses, which giyea an enact statement of
the expedition with eonjeetures as to
its destiuatien. This news has. .occasi-
oned many different conversations unfa.
Sorable 20 the Americans. Our govern.
ment has Immediately ordered several
vessels to get to sea, with Instructions TO
cruise on the coast Of South America,
and Il Is expected that they will soon lay
an embargo on the American vessels un-
Ill they shall have learned the certainty
Of the destination ofthe expeditian and
should the reports happen to Be true,
that Il is directed against any Of the Spa
nish islands, they may co6scate all the
American property in their possession,
whicRis at this momen. very considera.
ble." - ". -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
MAKTLNSBURG, March Fl.

Advertisements omisted this ,Ueek shall
appear in our next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of decree o. the hon the Circuit
- Court OF the Diiti:t of Columbia, for the
Ccunty of A'cxandri?, made between Richard
Prince, comp. and The heirs and representatives
of Robert M'CTca, deceafsd, detendants, will
be fold, at Pubic Sale, on Saturday the I4sh
day Of Jane, at the Coffee Houfc. in Alexandria,
on q credit Of fix mon.hs: One moie;y OF an any
nus ground rent, OF IA dollars upon a lo1 in
Union f.cct, leafed to Thomas Crand!e, on
Which there is erected three fofy brick houfe
sIfo, one moiety Of an annuai grouud rent of 40
dollars, on lot lesied to Michael Thorn, in
sales's Alley, now the property o. Samuel Nj
cliols, on which hete is improvements /; ALTO on
credit ct sX and twslye months, moiety OF
lot Of g.ouad OF Pit, itfeet, fronting IS teess
ard running back 1873 Feet inches, iecurity will
be required on the above property for the pay.
meni Of toe pnFchafe money.
G. Dcneaie, CommlNoner.
- Nav 20. -ctAje
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
June e.
N O T ICE.

He time allow cd l.. nc oder Of theCcm-
q mon Council OF -shis town, for filing I'D
Of drain!ng 81 the msffh-s II lis vicinity, by the
a'cpsie,ors 0! Ii fc ma h,s. having expired, and
30 proerels maze therein, 1t ha. become my du.
y to have il doBe; this work will therefore be
can'neheed IL two or thee Gays, and rs ;he re.
quite labor wii. be Considerable, and aifo as a
.pce,J Accomplishments Of The chico IS believed
% IL n, o'tal,., as il nay nRsc'ce ,he health
4 the nh ,h;rAnts ia eaeii df,icts .Iberetor~
gfqt RACE, Ii,st Tor good iahcr:is who know
seIt hoy uie iPades AID G13veIs, hocsl VIZ.
,rs wlll be given. IN warrants OF tie town tfea.
tufy. together with EIoos.a1e allowance Of
wh,Rcy.
John Vaudeville,
Saiberialenaant Of Pohefa
Jnne =. d5t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
mo. 1917.
L O S r..

HIS morning, iuppofed fome-
L where in Prince-iireet, FORTY
DOLLARS in Bank Notes, viz
Three Ten Dollar and Two Five
Dollar Notes, wrapped ia piece Of
newspaper. Whoever finds and will
bring it to the fublcnber, thall receive
Five Dollars reward, and no queiti-
ons asked.
josEpH RINkrR.
June e. 3t+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03


Which b. will fell low fer cath, or TO Punetual
cuaomsrs, viz.
Gentlemens' Silk and Cotton Hole
do. SIX and L-aihcI Gloves
Ladies' Six ad Cotton Hofe
%. Silk and L-ethe Cores
Six ard Cotton CbaGsbfay Mullins &
IS, 7S, and 9 undIedrd Ginghams
Fieured and PLAIN IaConet CambiicAs
PAN ard figured Jaconet Muffin
Indio Book Muffin
White and colorcd Cambrcs
Plain and figured L.no Muffin (. ,.s.-a2
L:no Shsws aud Wells 4
I allan Grapes and Luscfrings
London Chintzss anl Calicoes
White and colotcd .an
Camaric Dimities
EirR chop Long Nankeens
Mafeillcs Jean and MuAinet WaifcoatiDg
B,owp and SEA let Bandanoes
Real MadIa!s Hsnkkethiefs
a., 4 and 8 Dam.1 Shawls j
Diaper Table Cloths
Rp0i. Shesting
White ard hrnwn Sheesings :.ss
cup.siae Cloths aud Csimeres
3 pieces sa fury Cloth
2 bales Ii.dia Goods
7.S and 4 II fA Linens a
Witt. ard brown P:ati!ias
Umbrellas ard Pa afe.s
German Tieklsnburgs q
White and brown Rolls
BIO Tick 6
Apron and Shirtirg Checks I
Waldron's G!afs s@d C,sdling Scythcs
Wedding Hoes aGol ted in cehs
Gentlemeus' bea London Hats, &c, &c.
Nay 6 60
Printing, in ITS various branches,
hand lonely executed at Mss office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
PUBLIC SALE.

ON WE'D n ESD AY
The q: of June, will be fold at tie houfe Of
rhc la,c Duncan Neveu, on Fairfax fiee,, all
the ptrionai taats OF ,he dtceaiel; cohia-
Ing Of
Beds, bedding, and bedlfeads; ia
les, chars, Gme plate, a gold watch, veal 6
pparel, kitcben furniture, &c. A variety OF
carpen,cts' tocls, and \ good u.'lch COW.
p. G.. Maraellcr.
May 2s. al
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
Cotton and Turner.

toyton and farmer,
Hive received from New York, and are new
opening at their Liaen star., On Royal fleet,
oPp2s;e Mr.. James RlGei's,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
lnih Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
blown Hollands, Piasii!as, and Tickleuburgs.
I'D daily exprF,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens. Dow
sis, Shessings, Threads, &c.
Afo fer Sale.
A few chelfs of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, Of the lated in9otsasioas and 50 Jacks
Of Liverpool Salt.
May 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
Dinolution Of Copartnerlhlp.

Dlnolution OF Copartnerihlp.
THE copartaerthip hitherto fulfilling u0Ide'
tn. firm Of yaftbb Riddle e Co. of Alexandra,
was diffalved the frft infant, by mutva con-
fsn,: All pesfons that are indebted to, or tha;
have claims on the fame, are reGreRed,to come
forward and fettle, it is deiirable so clote the
concern as foon poaibc. Thofe whole &C
counts are Of long Handing arc particularly re-
oueGed 70 attend to this notice, and make
cav s,enss TO either cfthe fubfcrlhcrs.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
ssa,
.r.mbcl ISe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
Spring Goods.

u
A large ana geoefai aaoStn.en. OF G 0 0 D s
fuiranl- to the ieaion, which they will Eel
anoit reduced prices for ea& only, or coed
NJ, oegociaLe in the bar X Of Alexandra:
reggf;ag IF the tsi!0zvi.g 4r.tlrs,
VIZ.
UPERFINE CLOTHS
~ Fnf chap long nankeers
Do. d.. ihort 90.
D.. do. blue DC.
Cotton cxAimeses
Gutfat,s, battas
CJGahs, lsnnas
Plain and laced talnbric
Do. ard hgufed lcnoes
Cfols, baird Italian G!ks
Sbsmbray mullins, aGJrsed
Laced csmb.ic (haw,s
Figured ienos hawls
P,ain ana crqfs bas' a csnbiicEhsw!s
Brawn and white plasillas
Shifting cambria
ID wias
Germao fIeetiHg
Brown 90
Dimi,ies, sG ncd
Canbric ditnl,y
Chintz.s an c,;icoes
M.'leilles va patterns
leans
SIX and KID g'oyes
Sad,nets, aGorted
Engiilh iewing iiiks, aGorted
Threads, aHoued
Yellaw. red, blue and brown bandanoes
Colored camb;ics
Rihands, adortsd
-G4uzes
ladla and Bri,ilh book mul ,ns
Madras handkerchefs
Romal Jo.
Grandrilis
Ladies and GenslcmsEs' cotton aad ELK
hcEery
In]ia checks
Fins
Linen pocket handkerchi;fs
Grapes
Nlsn,ua and lu.eatings
Silk fufpendeIs
Printed jeans
Iriih linens, ahrted
SILK hawls, afortcd,
With a varsey Ct other articles.
THEY ALSO HAVE
Three brick dwelling and two brick
WAREHOUSES,
To rent an The mgf mod<ratt terms.
AND WILL FURNISH
ROUND * SQUARE TIMBER,
On the ihorsee nouce.
May % or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1906.
For Freight or Charter,
RI FL I he Ship
eERRM. ENTIRPRIZE.

A0ou, 900 hogfh.ahs ba, ,hen--now laying at
Merchants wharf---a fac ncw veilel. A prefer.
eoee will be given 10 Livtrpo0l, and ADVANCE
made on Co nlgament to Meiifs. Logan, LeaoA
and Co.
William Hodgfon.
NIB has 70, Jalr, on 60u,d JaidB
500 Jacks Liverpool flowed Salt,
Coco buihelS do. coarle.
May "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03

HIST IMpnREDD,
J..-sILT2M Murdoch, fran Lonaon,
A1PARcEL OF
SPRING GOOD S,
AmonsR qUheb are
Printed Caieoes and Cambrcs,
Narrow corr, tape ffipe, and cambria dinaities,
Cotton chamugnc, an,i chamorsy Mullins
PLAN and 6gused allan farienets,
Plain iaconet and cambrlc mullins,
great variety of fashionable tancy null MS
hawls, wells, and hanek,rch'ets,
Hotiery, fix gloves, &c. Sc.
Richard Velteh e Go.
May -. dim
N. 5. Many Of the aboveGCODs are III
uitable packages tos the Wet InGia market, and
ntitled 70 Drawback.
"A hogfheads retailing Molalses
"a do. Sugar, OF COED quality
rs barrels Beef, Salem infpection
pipe London Pa ticular Madeira Wine
boxes Cotton Cares
\ Jacks Sage
do. Liccrice Root
Barrels of Clover and herds Grafs Seed
A quantity of red Soal Leather, and
100 Shares Marine Infugance Stock,
For Sale, by
Benjamin Shreve, jun.
April a6. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-09-19

20 this debt remains unpaid We can
scarcely be considered as truly indepen-
dent people. The sense Of the commit-
tee was neither to make war, nor purchase
peace, but 20 provide for the defence Of
Dur actual territory, which the highest
authority had announced 10 have been
violated and to be menaced with fresh.
invasion. On. this point they conceived
there could be but one sentiment, what
ever difference ofopinion might exist as
10 the wisdom Of Pledging the nation to
protect its flag in remote seas, or It's =
bility to afford such protection. A poor
attempt has been made to reproach the
counmittee with want ofreIiance on the
militia and q preference for the standing
army. When il 10 considered that al
he protection then and since extended
to the country in question, consists of
regular troops, and that the nearest
states, from which the militia could be
marched for its defence, are separated
from l. by many hundred miles'of inter.
vening Indian country (not to mention
that these states themselves are amongst
the weakest ia the union1 the incom-
potency Of the militia to the service in
question and tie futility OF the objection
must become manifest to all. Besides,
the president had no occasion to applyto
congress- for power TO call out the militia
.s sHs...n, 49," '.,.o.,.. 80. ]. 1st
49,. ~. nv. ! aeae = L.s .1s.
T. 30: ss !. : 49, =, .s :, ia
-. .M 800. uo:'o. 49, . .o 49,
q f....s-ue = - .s 1920 ~ ~ aoop'
.ne messurs le.ommenoeo p sne ecu.
re NoI lnosee NY o.nerl iol l..n8
;.: $3.50. SPela'ionH - 'n ma StsAs sons'''o'
tiona' oe'enee' X ~ i :. 80 I
The report G fine committee, although
in strict unison with DE Official recon-
mendasion of the executive, was reject
ed byY72 to SO votes and the PROPOSE
ton To appropriate 49, dollars, for the
purpose Of defraying any extraerdiaary
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-09-19

TIKI. v,e.~.0e ,s;sh q - ,I,,r,,t ,e,,,. -.
eoro,,any;n, n ~. - i-.r,r,a - 5000.
80, ,.;,,.e 1900 q, ~, 81 n 49, R.n .
dolnh Mr.. Niehoison Ms Iohn co...
n. Sn;,h. M. Mnmfard !. NJ w;li,-.
-. ~ 3. C. M, R;d-.ll "a M. ]
$500 Z. 49,
Itmav Il nrorer - 80. - H., ri.
r,,esaace altho,,vh 5000 Is Il els,L
~. Is .,a,ed 3 AZ. ho,,..a Z, (. !. 80 ,of
~ s.er.s ,o,,r,sl mo- /, IA hssn -
d.r.d q Is nr;r,.6 -. 1n,s.er,b.,s..
.om;,s..l. 800. - 1919. 80 49,:
.af;.f.c,oy;lv .e,co,,r,.d - ~ n 49,
by : subseonsnt yo,e 5000 : No. /,
nnbiie. = - -.
The cha;rm,r &c ~ =. ,,;,,..5 y,
,.hom n. eonl; d.,,;., :. 80. -. =
f.rr~d ;r,me,l;,,siv ,.,.;,s;I - ~. :.
.;d.nf nj - $500 ~, - =. 5;s.s !
s;oo rh;ch h.d 80 s;..,,I.s =:
nre..;ny !, n. 60. -. 4; ..;,,;.,,.s.
AID r.a3;r.,. Il - $500 r. go.
nr;ne;nl.. 80 ;,,ar,,e., ss,.tia $50.
n sa,eh rI,r. s. ~ 7, -, =. u
1870 - - =. s.ess.;a,. ~ 49, -
"a. not w;tbo,,t' 1890 &C.,; y 40 :.
aopronria,ion of .wo ra;il;or. -. - =.
tihc IS nurrh..e Fior;a.y n. ~ 80
pfesideot ,,;,ho,t 800 8. 49, ", ~
vn,,ld rev.s $50. - ...h,. .s1.s...s
becap.e IN 49,, "a -. -. 49,,
far n Il. 49,. 80 =. 800 -.
eons,n, =, .h;f, -, -. $500. -
81 ,ho.. 81 =. hatss .ns.....a-.'
.ib;l;,y a n. -. $500. ... -.
II IT, mo., h.J 49, :, ~ MI. - 49,
ded- 4. .honld /. q 49, \, :. .......
inc X !. h.e..,s. - - 800
81 .y.,. 49,. 49, =: 80. .at
stsn ,ro,,H 80. ]. 800 IA ~ =, 49,
when =, &c. -. s -. :" 90.
tort -. 49, $500 sae y ~ 80
Bri,a;n. ,.;,n -. =. sss.s:. = ee
-, M .a.,.....s.. -. ~, ~ - $3.50 ~
.,,lriv;ss ~. s. - .1"s,a.. ouI
- - !" ~ 49, :. e. e
u. - 80 !. m un. iusP.re
~ 60. 49, W 80 s..l.uae . &c
= 49, ~ - 80 !. =. = t.oM 80 ;.
e. =, 80 49, -. Ta 1u 800 ..es'ssss e
sl.-a 80. - =. - : 49, s.AA - -.
.s -. y - ~. ~. !. 2
: " 40 49, = ss.1lemen =
:. !. ~ 800 r ppose13
: ~ we aa.'0"' :. =, s.SsoPe, us tne
T 80 = - - =. sslsss .eIuse
.s;,,,o.,. ! -. .s.,s.a. - 49,
'...s.S = ~ -. -. a = '-s'
A1s0s y ~ ttss aatsAS t0t pNAoSs@ -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-09-19

been requested, Tor diFectedG In that
case 10 do. The chairman expressed
himself Disguised with the whole 6f tkis
procedure, which he could not bur con-
sfder . highly disinsenuous. He said
!" that he was so sensible Of fhe imporr-
lance Of Florida to the United States.
and as willing 10 acquire it honorably n
any man, but he would never consent 10
proceed in this way thar the most scra.
pulous care had been taken to cover the
reputation Of the administration, whilst
congress were expected 10 oct as if they
had no character to lose--that whilst die
Official language OF the executive was
eonsisteht and digni6ed, whilst the pre-
sident warned us Of the :. determination
Of Spain to advance upon our possessions
until she should be reptessed BY an op-
Posing force, ? and pronounced !. tha,
the protection Of our citizens, ne wen rs
the spirit and honour ofour country fen.
dered the interposition Of that force be.
csssary, declaring At the same tine
his determination 10 pursue the course
Whichthe wisdom of congress shosild
49, 1, 3. I. - :. v 20 - II - Tt-s
Plssc1los, cons.ess Va PIivhy. reqei. !.
I.c y .ake upon ,tseIl ~ ,ne odium q
national defence and Of delivering the
public purse 70 the Fret eut-throat that
demanded it. From the oficial com.
nnunications--from the face Of the re-.
cord, u would appear that the executive
n. n a -. n n 81.
bad discharged HIS duty in recommen-
ding manly and vigorous measures,
winch ne mad been Obliged TO abandon,
and compelled ~ congress to Pursue an
opposite course, when. in faet, congress
itself had been acting all the while at exc
eotive instigation. The chairman fur
tnsr observed that ne DID not under
stand this double set OF opinions and prin-
eiPles, inc one ostenslble, 70 coupon the
Journals and before the public, the other
the eihcient, and the real motives to ac-
ton that ne held true wisdom and Gun.
ming 20 DC utterly incompatible IN the con.
duet q great aifairs--that he had strong
oolections TO the measure IN itself, but,
IN the shape N which II was presented.
ms IePugnance 20 II was insupsrable."
And IN 2 subsequent conversation with
the president himself 70 which those oh.
Jecs'ons were recap'sniatsd, he declared
siat nc 700 nad character 20 support,
a and prinelPles 60 maintain. and asowedH
nus oese, /. opposition to the whole
sen =, - d! . -=r-.r X -
e commiuee now assemhied, and
. /. Ins -, chairman % wate 70 the
Secie.AIy % war 'or ms opinion a. TO
tne Iolce Mnicn y Woaiu DC requisite to
Iaise lot tne defence OF the southern IRON
uer, ana requesting, at 'hs same time,
% DC informed what number OF troops
n - ~ = uaa. qusi, q
Co.. .h;sh n. TI.,;.aI 60. I..sa .ae
sM;..;..;nn; All 4. hsao1,, 80 n -. @
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lis beEeved fhaf ne Lsuiiaaa frea.
~ mas anfsdated %, obsiafs fhis very dir.
fenity. nancy, sDAy nsf warEke
sisres, Or evea feets and armies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15
SOCIETY EXHIBITIONS.

On Monday at ! 2 O'Clock, An Grafton wa,
pronounced before the religious Society, on
CLsiRiaa fayfszae ! by Joihua Dodge.
AT a o'clock, Y. M. III Grafton was pro-
nounced before the fociety Of Social Friends,
on TIE Di0ej Of Ceaius I; by Edmund Flagg.
On Tuelday morning the Phi Beta Kappa
convened and made choice Of the following
officers for the eniuing year.
Nathan Smith, M. ID. was appointed Pref
dens--Ednuni Flagg, Vice Pre6den,-B enia-
min d. Emerfon, A. B. corresponding Secreta-
ry-Rcv. +. a. Merrill, A. NJ. Crater for the
next Anniversary, and Philip Carrigain, Eiq.
"A. M. Poet.
AT ~ o'clock, an Grafton was pronounced
before the Phi Beta Kappa. sn" TIE Patronage
ef Literature J" by Daniel Wcbiesr, Fft,. A. Nj.
AZ O'Clock, p NJ. an Grafton before the
United Fraternity, on The .at,yss IF Ssisrse
by Richard Fletcher.
Att O'Clock, a Tragedy, on TIE Conjsiras,
sgsi.P Bsn1pD's By Moran. &c. written and
prepared by Samuel EeGenden, was acts>' bv
the members Of the United fraternity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

been hrtcd out u the crptnie az partr \.
ride shour the country for The esp.e.. puTnof.
Of diltribufing votes. BY his mean. 4 20
many fuber. well minded men. who wfrit
have fought oniy for man Of good TOM
principles, and perion protecting chrifn;r,
are now 70 inhamed by thefe extraord;r.-.'
mesfures, chat they become adhercut. vi
party, which ON cool delibera,ion, they NJ,
reject and drfpfe, and which thev ,ni,s
openly oppofe. were they pulrlud Wy nv.
means of fully invsltigsting each par.iep =.
and allowed to choole tor them.elvcs. su-t
has been the method which Tie Denucr. w.
party have taken to build UP their cauf. il, ,,,s
DiItriet Of Maine, and their fuccefs has indse.
been very great and while iuch de1rut.iy+
Pracuces have.the countcnance Of any hCrcg
men OF either party, we cannot wonder Al the
advantage which is gased Nv delirninr -ic.,
ana denlagogues, who have mined NJ th.i-
party large proportion of the igne,sn: NC
eredulous thofe who are eusiy perfuadei d
let their votes be u the diipolaIof an, man.
who will tell them feaiihe tale. and y,v.
'hem many harty lqaeefes Of the hand. ON 5,,l,-
lie days But think the time /. not -ixr
diltart when the people will indignant.
throw off the yoke, which ,hefe pretend q
friends are placing upon them, az d arcuiiny
trcm their Numbers, brsvely alert their form. !
liberty. have no with however, Ia fou,n.
the Ioehn Of alarm among The people, or IL
intiame the rainds Of nay fellow citizens, wiz
reientment againe their rulers, bur viewirg
,heie things as they really are, even with
fpirit Of the mon dilpaiIonats candor and -.
tional inquiry, and We ihalI be tempted " ".
claim o Tempors o Mores
A WOMAN.