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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
May s..
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
N lat, two negro men by the name, of HARRY
and DICK; Harry is about feet fix inches high, of
a tawny complexion, s2 years of age; Dick TX feet
hlgh' Him and very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting out ofhis mouth, S years of
age. When they went away, they had on home ma
nuiactured breeoies aud old grey jackcoats. have
been informed they drefed in blue iackcoats
with iaiiors trowfers aud making their way to
Maryland with free pats. They have relations at
Reu5en Beale's, Efl. ofRichmond county, aud Mr..
John lurberViles quarter in Welmoreiand where
probable they may Turk until they can procure
piilge acrofs the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them to me, or fecure them 70 that get them again,
hall receive the above reward or the proportion for
either. ELLIOTT MUSE,
BHsfiagbam lodge, II1idAsEex county.
March 4. eP SIN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
SPORTS OF THE TURF.

~ ON Tuefday the eth infant, (May), will he
run for, Mr. Edmund Taylor. Courfe, N Hano-
veT, Sweepstakes of iome consequence, between
three favourite COLTS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
lust RECEIVED

jus NECEINED,
a Few PiPei C0GNIAC BRANDT of he EyE
Il n 7N9hifr; eajr5 brf HTEDOC CLAPET =,
tie Vi"fage Of 1900 FRUITS o,j;,.ond in byaa4r
10, Iaie BY
SdMOEL MIXERS.
Afrh ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

HOU3FoN'S newly inverted PATENT ME-
/ TALLC HONE, may be had az Nr. Geo.
Greenhow's Gore oppofite the EAGLE Tavern. m
utility Of this machine for feting Razors and o,ker
inltr'ment which require fine edge, renders il an
ohjed worthy the attention of every individual who
may have location for its ufe
December ~. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
TO BE RENTED,

mn me ~ Of January nest, either ev;tb or
evtbom The oBFee,
ME HOUSE on Sbocke Hill in qvbieb tbe
4 subscriber Iatelr ,-efded.
MERIWETRER JONES.
February 4. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

a LLPerloaJ barring claims egaiaR The enote
L = Of Jobn Hoone,, dec'd. Of the Bo7Oligg-
Grefa, are ye7YsJ7ed to make tben Imam, mt
Provifoq mag he made far n final frHeweat.-
Tad L52ls indebfed nun 0lole i,nmediafe bdy.
nieHf 10 TO1W HOO6TES, and
JOHN G. ron FOLK,
E*eHforJ IF Jo5a Hoomes, ted.
Hnn. o. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

AHperfons indebted to the late concern Of 9o5a
BoHey y Co. are requeGed to make payment to Mr..
Robert Aigon, ashe alone have authorized to grant
discharges for the fame.
VIM. MKENZfE.
April 10. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
NOTICE.

HE PartnerlhiP Of Jo5n Butter T. Go. at Carriers
Il vile, this day dilTolved by mutual co1Ceot
The collection of all debts due to that concern
Huted entirelyto Nikq1g ITJTeazis the acting part
nsr OF H,HLiam h'Krnzje i5Co and to him alone
or to any one he may appoin, is payment 70 be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM MKRNZfF &Co
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

% BE RENTED-The Tenement where
: l now Telide, and poflellion given in time.
]. PENN.
April IL. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

RURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality
FoRsALz, As USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
near the Market.
Dec.4. teptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

TO RENT,
HE HOUSE and LOT belonging to Mr.
VIM Dandridge's efate, next above Mr..
VIM Prices large building. For terms apply to
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, 4eens far tie exes'y.
April Is. IS
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- AN away from the fubferiher, Negro LAD
about % years of age, about 5 feet ten inches
hign' with very thick lips, and very black; had on
achecked Virginia cloth ihort coat and waifcoat. his
Pantaloons of plain purple, the fame manufacture
Any perion who will deliver the iad lad 70 me in
Powhatan, ihall receive the above reward
1SHAM RANDOLPH.
~ His name is AMPEy he is accuilom.d to bo--
fes and ferving in the houle.
April IL. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23

Atfor"is' IN f'9 far tie creditors Of A,eb. A1'Can
Louifa, April Is. ndcl,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
FOR SALE, A LIKELT
NEGRO Boy,
About IS years ofage, bredto the Farm
ing business. Enquire of the printer.
Martihsbnrg, July IS, 1906.

THE subscriber takes the liberty Of
L Informing his friends and the pub
lie, that he has removed to Alexandra,
where he has taken capacious WARE
HotsE, for the purpose Of STORING
FLOUR, &c. on terms that he hopes
will meet general satisfaction.-As he
Intends to act in the BROKERAGE aud
COMMISSION LINE, he Offers his
services in those capacities, and pledges
himself to act with the same due dill.
gence that has gained him the approhati.
on of the public. His rates for storing
of Flour and selling it viii be Cd. per bar
rel that each person shall be entitled to
his own Flour, or fresh Flour when call.
ed for-Tho' he will not purchase any
Flour stored with him, unless in fault Of
other purchasers, as he thinks it incon-
sistent that buyer and seller should be
comprised in one person-He win make
advances on Flour stored with him, when
it is accompanied with orders to sell
within GO days for cash in that case 5
per cent commission will he charged,
and the accustomed ssorage-No amount
however inconsiderable, will be paid to
waggoners or boatmen, rchargeable to
the Flour. unless per order Of the pro-
prietor. A. LIMBO.
July 81, 1906. +
N. B. Every species of public stock,
merchandise, lands, houses, lots, and
vessels, will be bought and sold on COM
mission. Al orders from the country
will be duly attended to.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
TWENTY B3L1ARs REHtARD.,

ID AN away from the subscriber, liv-
n ing near Martinsbarg, Berkeley
County, Virginia, On Tuesday night the
22d instant, a NEGRO BOY, named
MOSES-He is alb out 90 or q years of
age, is probably 1 feet 8 inches high,
stout and well buik, has large and hat
nose, rather Of a yeliowish complexion
and down look, is fond Of liquor, and
very impudent when intoxitated-Had
on a roundabout made oflinsey ofa lead
colour, two pair oflinen trowsers and a
strong shirt, a pair of strong shoes with
nails in the heels, pair Of suwarrow
boots, fur hat about half worn the bind
ing of which is torn off in some places,
and red silk bandanoe handkerchief.
Ifhe is taken in this county I will give
ten dollars if out of the connty, the a.
bove reward and. every other necessary
expense or any person who will secure
him in any Jail in the u. States and give
me information thereof, shall be hand.
somely rewarded and every expense
paid. - ..., -.
T-.-5 JOSIAH FLAGG.
a.. July IS, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
%: &P:o:Sp
1FrsRs the Luzerne FederaEsf.

aecompiaint--ByGee8ry Grum6ie. Esq.
The following communication, is of
that interesting nature, that it deserves
an attentive perusaL = - ,
= Scarcely mail arrives that does not
bring an account of some new murder
attendt d by circumstances OF peculiar ag-
grayation. Among the corrupt nations
Of Europe, where extre me necessity fire.
quen.ly urges to acts Of dtspt rsticn, we
find some apology for crimes which does
not exist here. Andyeteven there muir
ders are lass frequent, in proportion to
the number Of inhabitants than with us.
The evil within few years has greatly
increased, 50 that The question is not now,
:. What uews"-buts Via Is MIR dered?"
The moralist rests not satisfied with
deploring the evil but enquiries the cause.
The Immediate cause IS undoubtedly
fouad, in the general .xekaxed state sfthe
reliPieus tie andin the tnfeebied impress
sion ofthe moral obligation. But this
in only the secondary not the remote
cause. This is only the dagger that
wounds not the hand that moves it. I
thiak this almost universal immortality.
and irreligion, may be traced to the Wild
AID monstrcus principles, that like so
manv demons, were imported from
France into our country, BY Paine, a
Barlow, and a Jefferson. A. sensible
change Of public opinion followed the in
PRODUCTION Of the dgs Of Reason, it was
formsrly'the case that the general epini-
on Of the people ifnot the law, required
belief in Revelation, and an upright
moral character, a. necessary quali6ea-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

CAME to the plantation jof the SUBJ
~ scriber, near Snyder's mill. on
Back Creek, Berkeley County, the. Sth
of June last, a DARK B or HORSE,
marked with small saddle mark, thir-
teen and and an half hands high, seven
or eight years old, and a qasural trotser I;
he was appraised according to law, aud
valued attwenty. -four dollars. The own
er of said estray is desired to prove pro-
perty, pay charges, andtake him away.
- PHILIP .SILER.
July Is, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public vendue on
w Friday the 18th August next, at
the farm of the subscriber, two and an
half miles fromShePherd's- Town, Mares
and Colts, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, two
Road Wagons, NEGRO NAN,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
number of Farming implements. Cash
will be required for all sums under FIVE
dollars but nine months credit viii be
given on all sums exceeding Eve dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with approx.
ed security. The sale will begin at 10
o'clock.
w. AARON M'INTIRE.
July IS, 1906. 80
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
NOTICE..
July IS, 1906.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of
n Nicholas M'Intire, decd by bond,
note, or book account, are requested to
come forward Immediately, and dis
charge the claims against them as it
is determined to have the whole of the
business relating to the estate Of said de-
ceased, finally closed by the FIRST of Sep
TENDER ensuing.
AARON M'lNTIRE,j Err.
Jefferson County, July IS, tso6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
The elegant fuil-6red covering horse,
, g.. .~-s~r = o C LtY TO

49, p ,'-' Il LIZ I~O,f -
WILL be exposed to sale by vendue,
w on Thursday the 14th Of August
next, at the courthouse in Chambers.
burg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Clyto is beautiful bright bay, about
fifteen and an half hands high, strong,
active, aud elegantly proportioned /; he
stood the three last seasons in Martins
burg, and part Of one of them in Shop.
herd's 5. Town; he is in high repute IN
those places for getting elegant colts he
stood the last season at Martinsburg un-
der the care Of Mr.. VIM. Bentley his
pedigree is good, and viii be shewn on
the day Of sale.-Alo, will be sold at
the same time, a very fine sorrel RID
ING HORSE, well gated, and runs
well in harness.-A nd also, one SAD
DIE and BRIDLE-the property Of
Macky M'Culloh, late deceased. At
tendance, and terms of sale to be made
known on the day, by -, <
JOHN VANCE, 4 ]
and Ess.
THOMAS G. M'CULLOH }
Chambersburg, July ~, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

WANTING in the neighhourhood
w Of the subscriber, residing near
Martinsburg, Berkeley County. Virgil
MIA, a ScHooLMAsTER Of good morals,
sufficiently eapacitated to teach spelling,
reading and writing, according to the
true rules Of English grammari and also
arithmetic. GEORGE TABB.
June 6, 1906. ..-..,~>... ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

those ola Poland and Guibert. These
Memoirs however proved nothing bus
that he was equally ignorant and wicked,
presumptious and ferocioup. = :, =
During the reign Of the Directory he
was rather discarded, or only employed
as a kind Of recruiting officer, to hunt
young conscriPts but, in 1900, Bona
parte gave him command in the army
Of reserve, and in 1904, another in the
army Of the interior. He then became
one OF the most assiduous eourtiers Of
the emperor levess whilst in the en-
press drawing room, he assumed his
former air and ton Of a Chevalier, 10 hope
to impose upon those who did not re-
member the nickname whic h his soldiers
gave him ten years before, Of ChsValier
Of the Guillohnr. s.. -.
Ara ballot the BonapartF family, to
which he was invited, the emperor took
the fancy to dance with his step-daugh-
ter, Madame Louis, he therefore TIM
hooked his sword, which he gave to
Young colonel d. Avry, standing BY his
side. This colonel, who hid been q
page at the court Of Louis 18th, knew
that Il would have been against etiquette,
and even unbecoIning Of him, to act as .
valet to Napoleon, whilst ether Wallets
were in the room he therefore retreat
ed, looking round for a servant Oh!n
said the emperor, i" I see that an mis-
taken, here generals" continued he,
addressing himself to half dozen, with
whose independent principles and good
breeding he was acquainted, stake This
sword during my dance. They all
pushed forward, but Tss"sss and La
Grange, another general Of intrigue,
were foremost; the latter, however. re-.
eeived the preference. On the next day
coloueld' Avry was ordered upon service
to Cayenne. 49, 81 - !.
T'"'.'s has acquired by his patriotic.
deeds in La Vendee, fortune of seven
millions OF livres,- one million two hun.
bred and fifty thousand dollars. He has
the highest opinion Of his own capacity,
while moments conversation will in
form a man OF sense thathe is only con-
! ceited. bloekhead As to, his political
transactions, he has by his side a secre->
tary, man Of he name of Petry. who
has received diplomatic education, and
does not want tither subtlety or parts
and on him, no doubt, is thrown the
drudgery Of Business. During an Eu.
ropean war T s.s'.s's post Is of little
relative CONSEQUENCE, but should Napo-
leon Bonaparts live to dictate another &C.
! neral pacifcation, the U~s... S'"'ss
! viii be exposed outheir frontiers, or in
their interior, tothe same outrag.s their
commercial navy new experiences on
the ocean,. a. ,.
:~,.@:T ~ ...l--.@ -"
- --:e@:o:o:o:e:oo =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01


THE defendant, James Starky, not
1 having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that he is
not an inhabitant of this commonwealth.
upon the motion, of the complainant by
his counsel, il is ordered that the said
defendant, James Starky, does appear
here on the second tuesday in October
next, and answer the co,nplainan,'s bill,
and'that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligencer for two months successive
ly, also published at the front door of
the court house of the said county for
the same length Of time. -. :. -
p. A Copy. Attest ,....>.... -.
.....s Ill., GEORGE HITE, g. J.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
FreH Goods,

which having been purchased on very
low terms for cash, will enable him 10
give bargains to all those who may, be
pleased to call on him.
WALTER B. SELBY.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
DBSoLUTloNg PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership of the subscribers
l. in trade lately conducted in this
place under the frm Of Seiby g cro1u,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the
first instant. All persons indebted to
said firm are requested tomaks paymen.
to Walter b. Sslby; who alone IS autho-
rised to receive all debts due to said firm.
-. WALTER B. SELBY, -
-. JAMES b. CROW.
Shepherd's- Tauen, SRly 4, 1906.
N. B. The business hereafter viii
be conducted in the name of the snbscri-
Der, who has lately received from Phila-
delphia large supbly of ---1& .,...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
Jefferson County, IS.

Jefferson County, IS.
fully Court, 1906.
Abram Davenport, Complainant,
against
James Starky.. Cyrus. Sauuders, and
William M'Gnire, Defendants: r. .,a:.
$50. .s - In or NHEDv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
3x The .MneZ.

GeasynI Mvands-Capt5in Crif.
fiths, arrived at CharleGon on Satur-
day the 10th init. from Rio Ponpo.
touched at st. Bartholemews, from
whence ne failed a days iince. The
morning previous 10 his departure,
accounts were received, via st. Kits,
that General Miranda had landed
his forces at Margaretta, whence
he had croiled over to Cumana,
which place immediately furrendered
70 bis arms. It was further fated
thar wherever he erected his ftan-
dard, the inhabitants ard natives
fiocksd 20 join him that his flag
was flying on every fort from Cuma
ma TO Laguira, and that he had ob
tained complete poGtflion of the
provinces of Cumana and Caracas.
with little or no oPPoition. The
whole of this 6ne country may now
be conidered as loft 70 Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Nor1atk, May I6.


Tbe Eeneb FdmiralLm taken.
Saturday arrived in Hampton
Roads, His Britannica Majelty's fri
gate Tartar, Capt. Hawker, from
Bermuda. Three days Gnce boar
dcd the American fhip Hunter from
Liibon, bound to Alexandra. On
the 9th April, in lat. IS, long. 80,
the Hunter was boarded BY II. M.
brig Raven, from the iquadron, un-
der the command Of Dir John Bor-
lafe Warren, then in fight, with the
French fhip Marengo, Admiral Lin
ois, Of 81 guns, captured, BY sir
John, on their Pafage from India to
France, about the middle of March.
The fquadron confilted Ct I3 fail,
including The two captured fhiPs.
Linois was returning, laden with
the fpoils of three years fuccefSful
cruize. The Hunter went up the
bay yelterday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
TDe Ga3ette
MONDAY, lime 2, 1906.


BY arrivals at this port and at Bos
ton, we have received London papers
to April %" They state, thi the
late pacific overtures OF Bonap2rte have
been rejected, and were to be commu-
nicated 10 parliament. The ling Of
England, as elector Of Hanover, had
published a declaration against the con-
duct OF Prussia. The parlilmert had
unanimously approved of lis majesty s
measures rcspec ing Prussia. The
Yves. India trade bin had suddenly been
postponed Ior fortnight, when it was
about to have second reading.
+" The prospect of renewed war
between France and Austria---and in
volying Russia-increased.
The late measures acopted by
France, Prussia and England, respect
ing the commerce with the northern
ports, had given a severe cfeck to the
trade Of neutrals in that quarter. Great
numbers Of American and other neu-
Jrais, UUuTu 10 bI~~ltaded and other
ports, had been detained and sent into
England"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

- 4ltAe hFgus writer, buoy
a-r with the facceis ~hich has at
'nded the nefarious praaices Of his
Exporters goes on and fays, I" The
cdcratIsfs acknowledged that major
ty If republican Senator'S were chef
~ that all they expected was ma
oriiy Ok she Representatives, and
{ they failed in this; az 1uq5 qaqe (
Il what ? why all their hopes Of
5jcorI and estyf,n in the Legislature,
which mra be the confequence if
gne branch is rtpubIican and the
fbey federai Is that the way to pro-
note 5arn,oay? Surely not"
Here, without corhder;ng the ef-
Feet Of his argument, he condemns
he conduGt of the democrats. lie
BIG not rccolleet thar the Legislature
has always bsen teaeyai; why then
iiiitulb the . harmony" of its mem
beS, by endeayo.ing to increafe the
democratic party in it? I? but this rea.
foniug does not fuit the democrats.
" hat then, (ro uie the words Of this
:nconhiant writer) +" What then can
be their object, but to koeb The yfate
IL DEolL an.tbrr gear ? certainly
for n bene6t & the testk, howev-
sr il nay f.it The ia1gyer5.'
/ appeal to common f-ufe IL this
1ucition cannot be alked with more
by feder4iiHs. than by tile
iemo rats, whe hayc been uGng all
hcir interef ~ ger a ,aurcr for tAeir
governor. SPECTATOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
MEs Rs PkINTEs.

THE communication in the Gazette Of
the oath March laf, fgued " Phiaethes,' /
frppofe 0 he alluded 20 in filthy ebuIlition
from the a gus of the 6th inf Altho' with
true charaaeriftic Argus corrst lels, its
author Is therein. not lels than eleven times
pointed al by hotch-pot ot letters, aSing
.obisl5tber, IA word which mult be fubmitted
TO Mr. IYHhs wildom for defniti NJ AS
each and every of the towns ia the eaaern
difricf Of Oxford codnty, had given in their
votes for Regifer Of Deeds PRO to the 8th
init. which election viii not be icrutinized or
determined earlier han the fecond Tlefday of
June next, the object for which the delpi-
cable lalmagundi of the " Fryeburg Voter was
fpawned abroad through the Argus, is fully
underRood 1t could neither aid nor injure
capt Run, in bis profDects and coafels
pity the nan, on whom it could have either
effect. But as it snqueti3nabv appears, that
70 affect the reputation et Philaiethes was
the only Object which It was intended 20 an
fwer, / NUT ak the favor ST the Gazette, 70
nogi.y MIR Hif, that if ne is difpofed to IN
vefhgate the private character Of Philalethes,
in the Argus, snd will enlift nan Of asees ,
TO write his friaures, they lhall be attended
to.
newipaper debate with reaegado, whole
ro1run IS a grog .1hoP, and who.e ie1v 4" flown
hyle," can equa nothing but his touate7aa,e, IN
comeinefs. IN f.ncs, | can be allowed 70
compaGonate that deforrnity of creation,
which diiplays beng, fleming TO carry his
whole brains in an huge pair Of lip lins, tho
il relieves me 70 obierve tb5 oVveHezee, for
shole political bOzg Iings, and newfpaper mu-
. = w.,
: be partly, ne price of his bread. Precepts
and 4" practical hints" on any 4" moral virtue"
Especially on q fial piety," | will acknowl-
EDGE my need Of; but cannot content 10 ad Ipt
them at jceou4 baad from fhop-ifter or a
faih company Mr.. WlHs's publications,
therefore, will certainly pAfs undlturbedy
by, unit they fhal be derived from better
feurce than the Vsyy erysmeat ef Ne7vbzmajbire.
PHILALETHES.
Osf5rd eOsst May l4t5, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
cru,ts IRON LivonIa, Lithonia, and
their neighbourhOod.
Sbeeeb 0ftbe Kiag Of S90eden.

Speed 9ffbs King Of S70edsn.
Headquarters at criefrwald, April 7th.
On The sd infant, the whole oi
Che Swedhh army was afembled up
the great plain nearoeimerldarf, when
after forming and goiDg through
fome monoeuvres his Majefy made
he following fpeech'
81 have atIcmbled thofe who give
as well as thole who receive orders,
to afford you proof Of my content
and fatisfa6tion for the zeal with
which every one has endeavoured TO
90 his duty, Gnce you have teen
called into lervice. If Circumltan-
ces have hitherto prevented me from
eGc6ing the great obje6t, for which
called you into this country, we
NUT r far acknowledge the will of
the Mott High, and conform our
ielves TO il accordingly. In the
the mean " hiIe you have prelerycd
the honour Of the Swedilh arms un-
tarniihed. have brought you back
into This country, which was 70 glo-
riouny conquered by your anceltors ;
and # our companions in arms, s,none
are wanting but thofe who, by virtut
Of my command, are left bchind, in
the German States Of my ally, the
King Of England, for their protect
ION We have certainly great cau(e
10 be thankful 70 the Mott High for
the GnguIar protection affordtd d US,
III theie critical times. ! hereby
call upen you all, TO thank God
mott cordially, and to implore his
grace, that We snay now, as we'll as
hereafter, be enabled to walk in the
paths of virtue and honour"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Rarrien.

In Bottom, capt R5bsyt HiaH-y, ofthe Lon
don packet, New Gaen, to Mifs ERJey Llsi.
finger, Of Wrentham.
II Acton, Mr.. TJaza5 Zbret, to Mrs Hi
gail Barter, after tedious courtihip Of about
Tx weeks.
"A: Falmouth, by the Rev Mr.. Mitimore,
capt. 1y1s HlA, Of golon, 10 Mis- Sgf1s
Toaet
In Paris, the Pine of Bsdsn. to the Priarrl5
SscP5aris Bean5arnsis, niece Of the Empress Jo-
fephine.
In England, (sy licence) Mary Hayris, IS
year. of age. to young man by the name Of
Jorsr, about 2I--this making her hsth hui-
band