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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

Il HE Sublcriber hereby gives public notice
l. to all concerned, that been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himfef the truft
of Administrator on the eAate of
JACOB BURNHAM,
Iste of Portland in the county of Cumberland,
mrriner, decealed, by giving sOnd as the law
directs :-se therefore requelts all perfons wh>
are indebted to the faid deceafed's e(tate, to
make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame to JOSIAH BURNHAM.
Dat- Ns0. Il, 1905.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
= TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himielf the trult
of Administrator ca the eltate af
MELZAR LINCOLN,
late ofP~tE1sI, in the county of Cumberland,
Houfewright, deceafed, by giving bond a. the
/ law directs He therefore requeGt, all per-
fOus who are indebted to the !aid deceaied's
efate TO make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame 10
Benjamin Emmons.
T4zusry 4, 1906
HE tubicTl0er hereby gives pubic
notice to all concerned, that fhe has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon her !
felf the truf of an AdminihratriI on the .E
tate Of
TOSEPH MOORE.
late Of Nountaeiert, in the county Of Hancock,
Mariner deceafed, by giving bond as the law
directs She therefore requelts all Perfons
who are indebted to the faid decealeds elttae,
TO make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO
Nancy Moore.
Nouti5trt, Dee. 25, 1905.
, THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that fhe has been du-
~ appointed, and has taken upon hsrlef the
tru(t of an Executrin on the laR will and Tel-
lament Of
JOHN T. BLAZDELL, Esq:
late Of Collegetown, in the County of Han
cock decealed, by giving bond as the law
directs :-fRs therefore reque1s all Perlons
who are indebted to the Caid deceafed's eitate,
T, to make immediate payment and thole who
, have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
4 fame 10
| Sukey Blazdell, Executyix.
| CoHe-sfozrs, De- "a, 1905
4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been du-
ly appointed, and taken upon hiHfsjf, the
trult Of Administrator on the enate OF
WILLA4l ELLIOT,
late Of Brnnfwick, in faid county, ycUu.an. de-
ceaied, by giving bond as the law directs +;
He therefore requelts all perfons whoare
indebted to the faid deceafeds eftate, to make
immediate payment and thofe who have a.
ny demands thereon 10 exhibitthe fame to
William Elliot.
ian. IS, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
ANDREW PIRKHA1a,

THE fublcriber hereby gives public Eoticeto
concerned, that lhe has been duly ap-
pointed, and has sken upon herfell the trull
of Adminitratrix on the efars of
STEPHEN HINKLET,
late of Standifh in the county of Cumberland,
mariner, decealed, by giving bond a. the law
directs She therefore reaueRs all perfon,
who are indebted to the faid decsafeds ef-
tas, to wekc immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to
Mary Hinkley,
DATED 9s1. 25, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

2ptlsa9, Taz. 24, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
TO az RENTED,

THAT Representations large Store
j Room, with shelves, counter &c.
eomplefe, counting room and q large
dry cellar, on the Main-streets Martins
burg, wherein Thomas Nelson & Co.
lately kept store agood situation for! q
wen assorted cash and country produce
store and II wanted the whole Of
the House and Lot viii be rented on
very moderate terms. t, " :
i. Aisoto rent, atwo-story Stone House
and Kitchen, q good stable, &c. and iua
Lot, on John's-street and SPring.ally,
very convenient to water, mills, &c.
suitable for any kind of public business,
OF tTadesmep, say coppersmith, thinkers,
matters, tobacconists, bakers, brewers,
ora joiner &c. that would keep a deal
md lumber yard, IS industrious sober
tradesmen ofthose kinds are much want
cd IN this iowa. - -. ...
i For terms amply 20 E....,.5 - -. -,
~ MICHAEL M'KEWAN. :
Martinsburg, September 10, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

+ BY this time, the plains Of Louisiana
are most probably bedeWed with the
blood Of our eountryMen. Every eye
win no doubt be turned towards the
scene of thess hestilities |; but il becomes
NJ to be deliberate rs well as firm, and
!. not % sulEer ourselves to throw UP al the
yetremaining chances Of Q peaeeable id.
Iustment Of our difEereness, by rash IN
duleence d our resentment. - In the
very torrensef our passion, ietus acquire
and 6eges . Temperance that may give it
smoothnesss r. r.. = : :, r. : =,
Il ID. visionary longer TO expect from
Spain TIC same anxious disposition 10 re-
eoneile our differences, that we have
manifested towardsker. To recapitu.
late the proofs Of her uafriendly dispo-
sition towards US, would be an unneees.
sary task. Look towards her present II.
ruPtion into our territories, and there
can be required no additional proof Of
her continued res6hsfion to,abandone eve.
~ trait Of Cancellation. AT the very
moment when m amieable negotiation
between the two countries, is going on |;
wherpr could have given no stronger
proofof our love for peace;s does she
Dispatch ! military force beyond our ex-
listing limits, 10 provoke the effusion Of
American blood. I. Il,
Such Is the melancholy Intelligence
brought blythe Western mails.
tits no longer possible 70 doub., that.
Spain Is determined TO re-occupy the
ground between the Sabine river and the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
FOR SALE,

~ 4ALttABLE I.ae.of lime.s,one
II LAND, eontaining about EGO r.
eses, lying on Mill Greek, Berkeley
County, and adjoining the stone house
cavern place there Is about 16o acres
cleared and under good fence, and the
balance clothed with lsxcellent timber !;
Iacres Of meadow are made, B - more
could Be made, which may be watered
wish 4 wheel The Improvements arc.a
comfortable dwelling house with good
Kitchen adjoining, smoke house, and
other convenient oot houses There 10
also on the premises an excellent new
barn, 24by So feet, within 90 yards Of
the waters = good apple orchard, and
various kinds Of other fruit trees.
This tract Of land Is level, and in other
respects well adapted to farming; itisin
sight ofthe roadleading from Martins
burg to Winchester, and about ~ miles
from each place. Any person Wishing
% purchase can know the terms BY ap.
plying to the subscriber living on the
premises. - 4 =. ~ .
HUGH DAVIDSON.
September -, 1906. y ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

THE Subscriber for the support OF
. Minister ofthe Protestant Epis-
cops' c.srehi il the county Of Berkeley,
are h. " respectfully notified, that one
moity Of their Subscriptions will become
due on the 9Th Of this present month,
when Il ishoped they win De- prepared to
discharge the same. These gentlemen,
inwhosc hands Subscription papers were
placed. are appointed to collect them,
and are requested TO use diligence in
their several distriets. y = :. = 2.
- : = W. PENDLEroN.
! Oetobef >, 1905. ( IL. ,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
EJsstie Appearance.


NJ; an Amerioda-Spdnish 1par.
To the gentlemen who favoured u
with the following extracts ofletters, re.
ceiyed BY this mornings. mail, the edi-
tors Of this Gazette return their thanks.
Ths reader win perceive ttat the pros
pect of Q peace on the east side Of the
Atlantic, IL becoming more and more
the presage ola war On the west. ~ I
II !. - Fed. Gaz.1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
= Not TO 6t found IN eay. q nuae or Ga.

Not 70 6e found IN any napor CD
setfesr, at Present. ~ our possession !:
but believed % Be tle same as che Mesica-
no or Adayes Riper, whieh empties into
the Cuff At Cdbo da .Nord, W. by S. Of
Ascension Bay. Fort AdaFes stands on
lis northeastern side, IN 4bola lat. so
degrees 81 minutes ~.
I 4Asa presfthat this territory ,sas
in The possession ef France, and fcaurss
Gpars Of LeGsiana, 6efsrs 10 spas DELI
peredMp 70 Spain, see The Daeuments
laid By ths President bsfsre the last cen
gress. f., s..sslv s.-s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
Money Found.

oN Wednesday the 10Th INST. the
" Isnbscfibsr found 4 sum Of money,
On he road leading from Martinsburg TO
Wincheaser--The owner on proving his
Property nay have b agaiu, on spPlica-
.iiioitoIle, nsar Opeckonhridge, Berke.
8 = WILLIAM BISHOP.
Sspssmber,i -, isoe, r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
FOR SALE,

n n excellent TenPiate STOVE,
II With . suf6cisneYof Pipe, Doors.
Ge. Inquire Of the printer. Il
October ), 1906. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

g BY aletter which arrived n town
ibis day, we are informed, that 500
Spaniards had passed over the Sabine
river, and stationed themselves within
~ miles Of Natchitoches. The Ameri-
can troops are now. making preparations
to meet them" 49, So -.
Extract ofa letter from a gentleman Of
hghnesbectabilify, In WikkinsoH coun-
~, Mississitpi Territory, to his
friend in this city, dated =AEgast 10,
1906. -. -. -
=" ! have only time to state toyou brief.
ly, an express has just passed to Match
ex from Natchitoches, with dispatches
to governor Claiborne, gen. wilkinson
or our own governor, perhaps to all Of
them he (ths expressly ayows thar .
Spanish force Of eight hundred soldiers,
and nearly rs many Indiana, were on
their march for and within . few miles Of
the Adais, post eighteen miles from
Natchitoches, far within our limits, and
from which they were last year driven by
. party Of our troops, under capt. Tur-
ner. II this 10 true, and of which there
. not . doubt, We shall have a brush !;
for surely our government win not sub
init to their occupying post, from which
they have beer once driven Of this,
more BY the next mail. - - ,,,-.y.
!. Eight days ago. duel was fought
near Fofs-Adans, BY Nathaniel Evans,
esq. and capt. Aichmond Of the u, s. ar
my, in which the latter fell: he was
shot dead. Mr.. Evans is a worthy man,
respected By al who knew! him and al
though ! have not heard the particulars,
lhaye no doubt there was no getting over
this fatal rencountre. Another duel has
also been fought At Natehez, one Of the
parties wounded in the knee and ano.
Their at Point Coapee, one of the parties
wounded in the chest and will die"
49,. ,-,...s,-E,. 49,.
r,em '"e sa1'e 90 tne same, aasea arg. Il.
wro.s yoe oy iass maii, informing
you a Acc 'csa oPanfsn,ioree was adj
saneing .owalas t.a.enlsoecnss' our wes-
80 Ionusl. y = naM M . asesFtaan-
50 ,nat gov. ntefawisn aoout iooomen'
sna some Lnoiahs nag ,aken. possession
:. ute 800, 49,, Po's ION Wnlen tney
were oeiven oy caps. arner last year.
oo'etno, -fAraLa mas ueciared 10 our
Somman1an, q Na.ch'toenes, colonel
Susnins,J INA. ais intention = g sake
anu Esp loI ms ENG ana mastet, the
.sIrl.oIy os.vesn sne SABINE river and
rs nls6a HSnuo, esomsnmes ealed the
SInuokos: sOosts,x males rom Natehf-
%:c Sol. Sesnng . maneovefing
=. uooPs, and wMne loined oy colonel
M ahd ms detachment from
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
Extract efa Lester dated


g BY aletter which arrived IN town
dis day, we are informed, that 500
Spaniards had passed over the Sabine
river, and stationed themselves within
~ miles Of Natchitoches.% The Ameri-
can troops are now. making preparations
to meet them." 49, So
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

Essrart from tie Oyleaas Gasrtte ef fhe
2lst Asgs,ss.
!" by letters received this morning, We
learn, that the governor of Taxus, with
shout 900 Spanish troops had passed the
Sabine river and had passed within ~
miles Of Natchitoches--that major Por.
ter had sent Gag enquiring their intent.
on their answer was, that they would
occupy heir former position, and not
acton the offensive. !. =. -
Il is'the opinion Of the writer, that
an aetion between our troops and them
hastaken place before this, unless the
Spapiards hare fallen back."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
), KNoXvtLLE sep.ember is.
We published the following letters ia
a hand bin on Tuesday last.
= - KnosuiAe Gazette.l


Extraef efa letter from a gentleman, to
his friend in this foaon, dated 49, ~
"NEw. ORtEASs, 2Sd August, 1906.
~ hive received the following infor-
nation yesterday from Fort Adams i;
g Lieut.. Thomas Smith arrived from
Natehisoehes, up the Red River, asex-
press; Governor Taxus with nine hun
dred Spaniards had crossed the Sabine
and called q halt within e milesof Match.
itoehes. Major Porter was sent with a
Gag to demand their intention tile re.
ceived in answer, that they intended 10
occupy their former possessions, but
would not act on the offensive. The
Americas troops immediately common
eed practising and getting things ready
Cor action. Ii. Saith says that il vas
the opinion Of the oficers that they would
90 to action on the 18th inst." ) . :.
Extract d another ettet, dared, Fort
Adams, august IS, 1906, to a gentle.
q man in this place, yDaich coafrms the
ebepe, 49, - :. T.
Mine hundred Spanish troops have
crossed the Sabine river, and encamped
within 10 or n miles Of Natchitoches.
Col Cushing sent Maj. Porter to de-
mand of them their intentions, on doing
which he was answered, that they in
tended to erect fort on that spot, and
that they Intended to have possession Of
Natehitoehes and the Red River. Col.
Cushing has ordered Col. KingsbHy to
march with three companies from this
place to Natchitoehes with al possible
speed. Gov, Claiborne has, ordered the
militia Of ii. Territory Of Orleans to Join
the regular troops at Natchitoches imme-
diasely. About three hundred Spani-
ards has intercepted, some distance up
Red River, the party appointed BY GO
sernment to explore It, and obliged them
70 turn back y :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

portanee, i. would appear Strange Why it
isieitin . defcnceless condition"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04

Extract efa letter from q gentleman al ST.
Gharies, 10 a gentleman m THIS t05Vn, dat
ed Sd Sep ensder 1906.
/ have .he pleasure 20 iofarca yan 9th.
arrival If cap ainaLcwis asd CLARK.
They ware ne lfss wa;e peopls that
ever VISITED thai Country, Ey 'he oest ac-
coaass ,aey could ga, there are about 90
or 100000 iahab3aats (Gndlars) 90 ihr
west side Of ,hs Rocky Fl oan.alns horses
w,ssep, nunher. lis thought 70 BE- very
Door Iudian thar did NOT own 500 horses.
N~t an iron TOOL among them, They srees-
ed q fort oa the sea saose, aad engraved
heir aansa. They have brought anuass
Der of curiosi,ies among wkich IS ( wild
sa.-p; It's mead sad heras weigh aboat 50
az SO pouads us was caoghs ca the
Rocky .aounsalass
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04

small canoe, we gave our horses Ia charg,
TO the Photographers until We returned, ant
sn the 7th of October we rs.embarked fol
the Pacific Ocean. We descended by the
route have already mensioned. The wa
ter Of the river being low at this season
We experienced much difficulty IN descend.
! log, we found it abs,ructed BY grsat NUN.
Der of difficult and dangerous rapids, Ia
passing which cur perogaes several amrs
hiled, and The men escaped narrowly with
! their lives. However THIS difficulty does
net exist In high water, whlcn napPess
within the Psriod which have just men.
toned.
We found The natives extremely namsY.
Gus, and generally frisadly, though ws
have, ora several occasions, swed car lives,
aud the fare of the expedition 20 our num-
bsrs, which consisted of 81 men. On the
17sh OF November We reached the ocean;
where various considerations induced u5 70
spead tha winssr we shsfefsre searched
Tor an eligibls situation for sbas purpose, &
selected a spot on sAs south aide Ct liis!e
river, called by the natives Netui, which
discharges isselfea small bar on The south
sids of .hs Co!uaabia. and IA mites wi;a,a
point ADAM. HSre We soas.rucied some
log houses, and defended yhem with com
uaaa stoekaac work; shts place we eals,l
fest Classop, after a station OF shat Game,
wno wsre our aess est ne'ghboss In thia
eeunsry we fouad "a abundance o. Elk, on
which we saesis,ed principally during last
winter. We !efs tore C!assop ca the a7sli
A!srca.
On Cur hemeward bound voyage, being
much bs.ser acquainted wisa the country.
we Were enabled TO take sash precautions
"a IN grea.measurs secured US from tbs
van, 81 arovisioa at ssy sials, aail greatly
lesssned our fatiguss when comparsd with
those 10 which we wsras compelled 80 sab
salt ia our outward bonad journey. We
have nos lost maa since va lefs ,hs Man
dams, aeircumstanes which assars YOU
Is a pleasing constellation 10 .ms. AS
shah shortly be with you, and he pos: is
no~ waiting. desm it unnecessary here
70 attempt m,nn,sly TO aesail occurrences
of ths lasl Is months.
| am, sir, &c.
Your afsecsionate brother,
W'M CLARK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04
T q BE S Q l. D,
November 4.
For reQdu Money.

for reGdy Money.
To the highest bidder, at Public Auction, at
DAWSON's TAVERN, in the county of
Loudoun and town Of IEESBURG, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of January next, by
virtue of a decree Of the court of the United
States, for the Fifth circuit, III the Virginia
district pronounced at Nav term last, in a
suit depending in said court between the
executors of Daniel Mildred, deceased, who
was surviving partner of Mildred end Re
6erts. plaintiffs, and samzel Rough and
theirs defendants
900 acres Of Land, near Leesburg,
On the waters of Tuscarora, in the county of
Loudoun-three acres of Meadow poar Lees
burg, and House and Lot in Leesburg, or
so much thereof as will be sufficient to raise
certain sums Of money, interest and costs in
said decree mentioned.
William Mann, =
Armstead Long, 3
Charles F. Mercer, .
Richmond, 18th Oct-s2, lNoY. a.
SaW8W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04
The LATE LORD CAMELroRp.

The late unfortunate nob!eman of this
name, though he is known often to have
become the prey of his own violent and
impe.uou. passions, which in some inssan.
ces hurried him into the most criminal ex
cessss, yet eyincsd, on many OCCASIONS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04

40 amiablentss Of disposition, a taste for
useful science, and psrseverirg assidui;y
in the attainment OF it, tina. would, had
his conduct been regulated by the saIutary
sprecsPts ct christianity, InsErad Of the spu.
& .rious : laws Of honor have rendered
him at one au ornament and blessing to
society. $ But with The talents eff an aDgei
says The judicious DR.. Youpg. a man may
be tool 1.-The Judgs smiss in the SUI
pseme point, judging right IN al! slss, but
aggrava.rs his folly, asst shews hlm wrong
though blsst with the best capacity OF be-
ing sight.
Tie presence Of his Iordships known
however. to have had puwsifei efse, IN
REFRESHING The impefSiseace ct The Petit
aaaftre. aaa the insoleHce aud contumoiy oi
sne coffee house buck and iadeed in in
sPrtGg all WIKI CAUTIOUS selections fiaeguege
less they should afterwards bs calico b.
espiate with their blood for slip ct tbs
tongue.
ut tbs terror witch the name Of Lord
Csmehard carried to The mieds of .hc
7oou!d Be geniiemea Of the Gay, the Eoilow
ing 10 a ladicrcus example, While il ia
stances IN his lcsdshipa degree Of apo,'e
raiios which fron MS gcuer..i character W.
sheald iiasdiy ls.s supposed hi4n 10 pos.
sess.
Esteri8g ore .:stnpg cpaee hcsse ia
Condu;s sdess, E.oe,lvs., aaicb his lo,dsa;4
ffeGuea,sd. nearly a;tirslas he oties was
he sas dows to pefass she pape, Of !he
day. Soon asser ca a,e IN a dashins feiew
IA ktstra;e bioad whc st.re " hla4si into
tue opposite ssat OF the sans box wi5i
,Aofa L. aud IN .la~st ec,n4t q>.> Ia! tla1.
'hs,inwed cn,, ;, Wafer. brig ia q p,u. !
OF Madeira, aud coz ss.ct w~x caaQies
ana pus shSin ID he nc1. bos5o He then
draw 70 hasrt iord & y cantite, * s4i htfs4-
seiisa read, rs !ordsii'p glanced At him
lock OF 1eafgpa1aa, hl.s eSsfticg ms
aPt'ca ii'ilc mere, continued 10 de4y
pssr BIS paper j - weitef so4arr appe4i, !
cd and VIII = roali,Gle Vs obstou,u4s
osws. apnoeacen hIs:!'ae3ns co@p.e.ed ne
com.stds ,!'hs gsnfIeinas, who issluatGi
ate!y laoag q THpad IGio his box. ,aTd
"a ne!t,ra hasirg Gn;shed his patssragh,
---- 1900 49, Wa'tet bring "e q pair OF
soufirfs itesr were qpcs " braeakt, /
when his lors.shjp iait} down his paRsr,
walsed round 10 he Tax i which Als. |
49, - Was, snus-d GU heth BIS caGdies
aAad ls'sNesy sesr.nsd 10 bis sea,- Eoliag |.
I W. ~ cG s"s,,i io,y,''s 1adisaa.s beau roas.
Eso ssl wafer waiter! whc,ae
J ID a spHs"'s Stow KAT cares &hus 10 iasuIs
! spe ~ "A Who Is he? VIA is bp,?-- .
ota 49,. III T. =, o . = lals ss s9s&
.Gsmslfard, relu,nsd tie sarmsr, 10 scne
Of voice scarcely audible aorror s'racAat
The .1collectios Of bis own iI9ceEtinenee, |
and all mesy doub:l1g whether be was SSH !
N existence $ Lord Camel!nrd Nbas
have I ,opay? % being told nc la'd
down his score, sod actually st0lc a7Oa5
withoa, daring to ike lis n: adsra
CLoalon psper)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04
glaras.urta Daj!p anhsrt:5er.
TUESDAY, NovEMBxa A.

Was MARRIED, in Friends Meeting House,
at Fairfax, the 29th October, Mr.. Jonathas,
SchoLfcld, merchant, OF this town, to the ami.
able Miss Eleanor Bro~n, CT Waterford,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04

Mr.. ERsKINE, the British minister, arri-
we'd at Washington, on Saturday last from
Annapolis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-04
WILLIAM FITzHUcH.

Tenders his grateful acNnoplsogments "a
the STOCKHOLDERS OF tie Bark OF Fotonac.
Tor their tlavitS vice elected linl Ole q their
Directors; aildls sorry now to inform ITEM,
that the present eelanse statt OF his s.ealth,
VIII rot permit hlnI ieils,er 10 attena to thedu.
ties OF this appointment: he, therefore, re-.
spectiuiy requests, ts.tt, At fisie ~ roacs ing
election, they vii ioos out aof some other
person to supply bis place.
e November 4. dst
Public S lie.
On FRdD.lY neut 80! ds soltl az he zen.
due-55oa'e,
An eleSs.nE &c, villa com.
plete let Of Harneis.
Noyent Der 81
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