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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

The Supreme Judicial Court he'd its ipring
FELTON, IN this town Taft week Chief Juffice
Se7vzH prehded. The aifGant Judges were,
MelIrs Ib taber and Pa,Ier- On opening the
Court, the Chief Ju(ice delivered an elegant
and perfpicuoSs charge TO the Grand jury
The Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, addrehed throne Of
grace in pertinent prayer
MeTr'. OAoey Bray, Jamn c. 'Te7reft and
Pete. TB4ebey, were admitted as Attornies to
the Supreme Judicial Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
FRIDAY, MAY 80.


The Senate informed the House,
by message, that they had authorized
and requested the Hon. John Bacon to
discharge the duties Of President Of
the Senate until a President shall be
chosen.
On the assignment Of time to form
convention Of the two branches to fill
the vacancy of ia senator for the county
Of York, discussion ensued On a cues
ton, who should preside in such con-
ventlon, during the present unorgani-
zed state of the Senate. Mr.. Whitman
laid on the table Resolution In favor
OF the Speaker Of the House thus presi-
ding. A very warm opposition was
made to this resolution, and to pet rid
OF it, Mr.. McF arland moved the preyi-
Gus question, in these words, " Shall
the main question be put I" Which
was determined in the negative. Seats
were then assigned for the Senate;
and the Convention was formed, the
Hon. Mr.. Bacon in the clair. The
candidates to fill the vacancy were the
Hon. Joseph Leland, and Joseph Sto-
rer, Esquires,--The votes taken were
486--244 making shoice Of which
JOSEPH STORER, Esq.
had 276, and was chosen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Ead I7S, and was chosen.

Little other business has been done!
The Senate has appointed, on its part, a
Committee to report Oh the votes for
GOVERNOR and Lieutenant-Gover-
nor which will be joined in the House
tbs day, and viii probably report on
Monday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
NETWORK, MAY "a.

Capt Whitby, of the Brltifh hiP
of war Leander, we are informed,
was arrelted on his arrival at Hall
fax, by Capt. Beresford, comman-
ding officer Of that hation, in con-
fequence of his exceptionable con-
duct while off Sandy Hook.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

Late letters from London, state, that
in consequence of the severe measures
which France has adopted to prevent
the importation in neutral, as well as
other bottoms, Of English goods in the
north as we'll as south ofEurope, it was
con niectured the new British administra-
ton would be necessitat.d, from self
preservation, to declare every port.
from Venice in the Adriaic, to Ham
burg, sc. in a state of blockade 10
cover the seas with cruiers, and to
take measures to prevent the supply OF
a single pound of coffee, sugar, cotton,
&c. to any of the dominion' under the
power or influence of France. This
measure, it is said, will be very rigid.
y executed T; and will unquestionably
be justified by those who justify the
French measure. Mr. Munroe had
been officially notified Of the blockade
of the Emes, Weser, Elbe and Trave.
A great number Of neutral vessels,
bound to and from the ports Under the
French rule, among which are twenty
six Americans, have recently been sent
into England.-Some of whom, how
ever, had been released.-CeT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

"H Is a fl7, that 7r5r~e there Is t5e rssG hon.
elty, there is tie leaf a5iliiy. '-ARoUs.
Query Docs not the zU0El@-5s Reprefenta-
tive, and .. .gea" the NOMINAL q Edito," Of
the Aygns, PoGefs an uncommon 1hare Of r.
Iiiity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
Legislature O. MaSs4clasetts.
BosroH, wEDNEsDAY,KAY %

BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, NAY %.
THIS day the members elect Of the
Legislature for the ensuing political
year, assembled in the State-Ibuse in
Boston, agreeably to the Constitution.
The Senators and Representatives,
in their respective chambers, took the
oaths, administered by His Excsllency
The Governor, and subscribed the de-
clarations, required by the COnstitu-
:ion.
TIE SENATE
Proceeded to the election Of Clerk
when john d. Dunbar. ESQ. Of Ply
mouth, WIS elected.-L~ TIE U0tes
zyere for WsafsI Davis, Esq. Cthe .tor-
otsr CIrrt) l9.-Mr. Dunbar 90. C..
Z. Vaughan, Esq. zcas Ghhointsd as
Siataat Clerk.
A ballot Tor President was then ia
ken. The votes were 39-of which
% were necessary 10 constitate a
choice The Hon John Bacon had
l9.-The Hon. Harrison G. Otis, l8.
Hon. John Hastings, l.--Hon. Aa-
ron Hill, l.-No choice being msde ;
three other trials succeeded /; but gave
the same result. The usual hour oil
attendance on the religious exercises
of the day having passed, it was agreed
to postpone the balloting for President
until the afternoon and to attend in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

Mr.. Morton was then conducted 10
the chair; and the usual mt.sages sent
to the other branches.
Messrs. Bangs, Wheaton, Bacon,
Livermore and Wheeler, were appoin-
ted a committee to report on contested
elections for the current year.
Messrs. M'Farlard, ,Swasey,S ,Slocum,
Goodwin and Moody, (of Saco) were
appointed to examine the returns of
the Members, and report thereon.
The thanks of the House were voted
to the Rev. Mr.. Shepard for his dis
course delivered this day, and CO...
py requested for publication.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02


Remonstrances from certain inhabi-
tants Of Attleboro', Stamford, Alfred,
&c. were read and committed to the
Committee on contested elections.
Mr.. Story (of Salem) moved, that a
committee be appointed to consider
and report whether any addition is ne
ceSsary to be made to the compenSa-
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Judicial
Court. This motion was negatived,
2l9 to 1913. Mr. Parsons (of Chester
heId) moved to reconsider the vote.
This was opposed by Messrs. Slocum,
Hobart, and King and advocated by
Messrs. Bridge, Wheaton, Perry, y,Wel-
les, and Story ndpassed, 272 to So
and was committed 10 Messrs. Sto-
ry, Slocum, Wheaton, (of Norton)
Ainsley, Parsons, (of Chesterfeld)
Perry, (of kehoboth] and Mason (of
Bostcn.)
a con n1ittee was appointed TO re-
rcIt On tic compensation to tie Mem
bers d tie Council, Senate, and House.
Mr. Moody, [of Saoo) moved, that
4 & n er'sscrger be directed not TO al
low Spectators 70 occupy the floor Of
the House, durirg its sessions ex-
ceptiEg such as tie Speaker should III
vite to q seat.-This motion was oppo-
sed by Mr.. Slocum and advocated by
the mover, MIR Coffin, Of Nantucket,
Mr. Prince.ol Marblehead, Mr. .Sprague
Of Duxburv, and others, and passed 2l6
to l96.
The House proceeded to the choice
Of a Chaplain. The votes were 428.
of which the Rev DR.. Thomas Bal
dwin had 26l, and was chosen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
HAMDuRGi, APRIL IL.

Some faint hopes are it'll cntertai-
ned by our Masiitrates and mer.
chants, that thenonpinai independence
at leatt, Ct this city will be fufered
to exit for few years longer 1t IS
confidently atIcrted, that the cour cils
Of commerce Of the chief maritime
towns Of France, have addrei1ed me-
MORALS on this (ubject to bonaparte,
fetting forth the numerous benefits
which France has, in time of war,
derived from the independenceof the
Hanfe Towns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

LoND0N, APRIL a.

LOND ~ APRlL g.
Yeiterdav accounts were polted
at Loyd's Of the detention Of num;-
rous va liable American hips by our
crui(ers. .Amongtt the number were j.
Bradford, Clark, from Amter-
dam to Lifbon Nancy, Jennings.
from Virginia and Flora, Stafford,
from BaItim ore both bound TO Ham
burgh, and fent into the Downs.
The Ge rye Wilmington, from
Bengal TO Salem, detained and fent
to Falmouth, by theAinney privAteer
of Liverpool.
The John Jay, from Batavia, ard
the Chaglotrs, from Philadelphia for
Gauialoupe, have been cent 70 Ber-
muda, and are expected to Be- Con-
demned
The James and William, Pollard,
from the lie of France, 10 America /,
has been condemned at Bermuda,
togerher with her valuable cargo IS
French properly; and the Nancy,
Chritie, from tn. Cape Of Good
hope, to America, has been condc "a
ned a, the lame place as Dutch pro-
perty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

As Bonaparte aims at the defruc-
ton of the ancient dinafies of Eu-
rope, perhaps he may be yet buried
IN the ruins Of the old b0Hjf5 he is
pulling abou- his ears.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

In Wifcafet, -Mifs -A5igm Elzv-R, aged 27,
late Of pfwich.
In this town, Mrs. Prjifi,-a Slater, aged 20.
"A fon Of Mr.. James Pool aged IA mouths
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

During the Debate in the Houfe
OF Commons, on pafIing vote of
thanks TO Admirals Duokworth,
Cochran and / oui., MIR. Kofc took
oScaliCn to remark, that the cap.
tures made from the enemy, during
the Administration Of Mr.. PITT, a.
mounted TO 100 fail OF the line.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

In order 70 prove 70 the Napoli-
tans the iuperior bleiIings Of French
Liberty and laws, King ] feph has
authorized MaA:ra, name fynono
nous for every thing that is mer-
ciful and mild, to efablifh military
commilions tor III. trial Of The dif-
afaaed 1vberevey Be GaH tim propsr.
No appeal is 10 lay againR the deci-
fion OF this f.cret tribunal Of blood,
and the execution is to follow the
fenteuce in ~ hours! The edia
pubiihed upan this occaGon erioins
{" That all the individuals who ihall
be arrelted in the pubic ereets with
arms in their hands, ihieves or ahal-
fms, fpies, and all perfons who are
convicted Of undertaking any thing
againit the public peace, or the fecu-
rity of the army, with the intention
of tenef ting or corresponding with
the enemy, fhaIl be Judged by thefr
military commlfions."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

A Gottenbuag mail with letters
Of the fourth init vas received at the
Pot o Oihce on Saturday. We have
a letter from Pe'ersburgh by this
conveyance, dated The 10Th ult.
which ffates, that the Runian troops
about 10 enter Turkey amount TO
1000 nen ; and III CO Ps of re-
s-pve was forming % the frontiers Of
B-T.rabia The 2ulliln arm les in
Poland nave, fnce the 29th an
been reinforced Dy nearly 10000 re-
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TIE Sabjeriber being drGrop, to re,noye, to tie
Wcl9ern Country, epW e7sr for /;tie at pubHe
0uSisn, in the 7o7vn Of Nesv Canton, on tire
Third day of,11iy next,
MAT valuable TR+fCT OF LAND called Bear
Garden, containing by eftirnation nearly five
hundred acres. one hundred and forty-pine ofSwhch
are low grounds of very hyperion quality rhe ex-
traordnary and well known fertility of thi, land
makes 1t ufeels to fay much about it, it is withous
doubt among the moa valuable fpots OF James River.
AT the fame time and place will be fold, COM
P'ete Grit Mill and dillery with about one hundred
acres OF Land including nine acres of low ground az
the ferry which has once fodfor thirty pounds per a.
cre this traa is adjoining the above mentioned.
and will be fold either with or without it to ACCOM-
nodate purchaiers the two usited would make
mott complete ehabilhnient. The terms of fale for
either or both, will be fourth of the purchale mo-
ney in hand, another fourth the fri day of Tanua
ry next, when legal title and ponelon will be given,
and thebalance in annual indictments feeured by
deed OF trul on the property. MIR. Johnfon the
overieer will thew the land any perfon dpofed TO
purchaie.
PEYToNHARR1soNI
April 90. e,tdC
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thereof Congress for the purpofe Of enabling them
make fuch alterations in this act, may become
requite, from the real andard value Of iuek foreign
coins. And it hall be the duty of the fecretary of
the treafury. eaufe aays of the foreign gold and
flver coins of the description made current by this
aa, which iba i(rue fubfequently to the paflage Of
this aa, and ihall circulate in the United States
the mint aforefaid, ut l-aii in every year. and
TO make report of the refut thereof Congre, for
the purpoie Of enablirg Congress make fueh coins
current, II they ha deem the fame to be proper at
their real Randarf value.
See. 2. And Be i. far.b<r enabled, That tn. fri
fecfon of the aa, entitled An aa regulating TO-
reign coins AMI for other purpoies" paed the ninth
day Of February, tkoufand feven hundred and
ninety three, be, and the fame is hereby repealed.
And the operation of the fecond feefion Of the fame
ad, ihall be, and hereby is fufpended for, and du-
ring the paee of, three years from the paage Of this
at.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the Hogis of Rsprsfsnfasives
S. SMITH,
P,sleaent Of tie Senate, Pro fempere.
April o,-isoe.
APPROVED,
TH. JFFFERsoN
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FOR SALE.
et4w &oawtf.

Three valnn6le PLANTATIONS, vis:
|HNE containing 1900 acres of land, ftuated in
~ the county of King & Queen, within FIVE miles
OF Dunkrk, of this tract 600 arc cleared well
eneofed and in high cultivation; it is well adapted
the culture ct tobacco, wheat and Corn and for eve-
raj years pat, has been as productive as any in the
county the other GOO, has ever been remarked for
the quantity and excellence of it's timber for which
great price can be obtained on the fpot. This farm
is well fnrniihed with every thing necefIary for the
accommodation Of an overleer and negroes and for
fecuring crop, it is level and well watered from
200 to 800 buhels OF wheat may be feeded the next
tall, to the greateR advantage-My manager, Mr.
Meadows, will ride over this land, with any one
wi(hing to purchafe.
Alto, tract of 1000 acres in EHex, within ten
miles of Tappahannock. in a very wealthy neighbour
hood; mot of this land, isPecuarly adapted to the
growth of corn wheat and grais. 1t is in good eul-
tivaton, and well enclofed. There is ON this farm
from rs to 100 acres of meadow, which as rich as
| any in this Gate. My overieer. Mr.. Hill, will thew
this land, and Major A Richie, is fully authorized
20 difpofe of it.
alto offer for fale, MOUNT CLEMENT, the
feat OH which reide it is believed that there are
few tracts in the Gate, uniting more advantages or
that can boait OF 10 much beauty it is ftuated in
mile and half of Tappahannock, & affords as fine
view of the Rappahannock as any on the river Mount
Clement IS wafhed on fide, for more than mile
with broadnavgable creek, from whichan abundance
OF hfh may be taken every feafon il contains by old
urvey $50 34ths of this plantation is very rich
low grounds, and in high cultivation. Several hun
dred dollars worth of wood may be fold annually
from it, without injuryto the eaate. There is on
this eta,e, brick dwelling houfe, in good repair,
90 feet long, and "a wide, and all neeeary out hou-
les lately repaired. fiall forbear minus defcrip-
ton, as prefune any wilhing to pure .afe, will
view the premies.
alto with to fell 200 300 acres near the Boil
ling Green. The terms of fae will be one fourth in
three months the balance in years. the ultimate
payment to be fecured by deed of rru. The negroes
on the above plantations, with valuable teens of
very kind, with fine focks of CATTLE hogs & feep,
with variety of the be utenls the purchafers may
have by paying fair valuation, on reaionable credit
EDWIN UPSHAW.
~ Ny terms will be communicated by John Ho-
race UPIhaw, Eiqr. on application.
Mount C!eniont, April H. ftf1
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April
FOR SALE,

TNHAT extenfve and valuable property formerly
L owned by Prefey 'fhorn,on, Eil. and late the
property OF Sharp Delany, eq decealed ftuated Ii,
northumberland county, ate of Virginia three miles
from the Court-houe, laying the Potomac, nearly
opPoiite Point Lookout. This property coniills Of
about $500 acres OF LAND, 100 acre. of which is
fertile low grounds well adapted the growth of In
dian corn, tobacca and every kind of fna grain and
highly important for grazing Thefe lands naturally
rich and fertile, capable of the highef improve
ment, having inexhaufbe fources OF fea weeds can
upon the flores eay obtained and large Quantities of
oyiter fhe!ls the hores, and Indian Banks in die
rent parts of the land, fome valuable arth ealy re-
claimed, may be adapted either grafs or culture.
There is on the preniifes lubtantial built brick
dwelling houe, two tories high upwards OF so feet
front, well fniihed; well built brick houfes, FORM
ing fquare with the dwelling houfe and ui.d as Of
noes, upwards OF 80 feet BY 20, in good repair a
brick Fable with falls for "a hores and large coach
houie IN the middle; brick dairy; brick houfe
uied as Hll-houie and ALTO extenive frame barn.
iherei good proportion of wood land included
in the 100 acres, heavily covered with white oak,
hickory and chelnut, and comfortable uuan,tv Of
fine thriving locuit, red cedar and wild cherry.
The high lands conias of 500 or more acres. or \
good quality, level and affords good opportunity of
Improvement.
his property will be fold together or divided into
convenient farms to fuit purchaers PofIelion will
be Immediately given. A further defcrpton of this
property thought unneceary, perions inclined TO
Purchafe will no doubt view the land.
Application to be made TO John NIurphey, Wet
Inoreland county, or to James Moore on the pren,
fes who are duly authorized to make conditional con-
traSs for the fame.
June 10. iaw2m
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Tsp antbnritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Regulating the currency efaress coin, il NE United
Slater.
Belt en7t7ed BY TIE SENATE ami Honjs of PeeyejSqto-
HVeS Of tie United Slater Of A1cyiea in CoagyeE AT.
1bisi, That from and after the pafTage Of this aa
foreign gold and Glyer coins all pafs current as mo-
ney within the United States, and be legal tender
for the payment of all debts and demands, at the fe-
vera and respective rates following, and not other
wife, viz.
The gold coins Of Creat-Bri,aiH and Portugal, of
their prefent ltandard at the rate of one hundred
cents, for every twenty feven grains Of the aaual
weight thereof the gold coins Of France, Spain, &
the dominons Of Spain, ofther Prefent flandard at
the Of one hundred cents for every twenty fe-
ven grains and two ffths Of grain, Of the actual
weight thereof. Spanh milled dollars, at the rate
Of one hundred cents for each, the actual weight
whereof ihall not be lefs than feventeen penny
weights and feven grains, and in proportion for the
paris ofa dollar. Crowns Of France the Of one
hundred and ten cents, for each crown, the actual
weight whereof hall not be les than eighteen penny
weights and feventeen grains, and in proportion for
the parts Of And It fhal be the duty Of the
eereary Of the treafury, to eaufe aGays of the TO-
reign gold and filvef coins made current by this aa
to be had at the mint of the listed States a, leaf
0pee in every year, and 70 make repost Of the refu
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ENTERTAINMENT,

DETER sMoSELEY, moi refp. etfully inforns
II his friends and the public, that he has taken
eae OF the houie in this city commonly called the u
MON iAVkRN' Coffee Houfe, lately occupied
by Mr.. Lynch, where he propofe. to carry on the
bulineis OF a favern-keeper, and ikewite TO pro-
vide coffee in the evening. He alto provided with
All excellent fable.
1hoie who have heretofore favored him with their
company and commands, he conceives will require
no turher aaurances; tn others, he will only fay that
he viii diligently and faithfully dileharge the duty,
which he has undertaken.
May Is. oawst.
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WILLIAM HART,
Opesf.e sbe Seaks Hogs,
EEPS eonaantly on hand large quantity of
IN BOTTLE PORTER and ALE, which he
can recommend as Of the fra quality, having pureha.
led Mr.. BILLINoroN's flock, and feeling every bot
tie filled hn,elf Families fupplied with Draft BEER
by the barrel or retail
ALTO for cath country produce only, a. general
aiiortment Of Groceries, among which are
Fine havord transparent Ram Shrub.
Bohea Tea by the chef h. A quantity Of New
England Cheefe anda few buIhels of 1ril Potatoes,
very cheap.
April 22. et4w &oawtf
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TO RENT,

In PHHaner Of aderes ebe Superior Cont of C5anssyy,
10, bedF,iH Of Riekuoad.
NJILL be fold on the fri day of July next, ae
w the Tavern of Mr.. Zachariah Brooks in the
Town OF Manchester, the LOT & appertenances in
laid town, lately occupied by Mr.. William Robinon
The iale will be on twelve months credit, the pur-
chaier to give bond with fecurty, to bear interea
from the date.
JOHN MINOR, CommiGonr,.
Jane g. tdL
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K z NJ O VA L,

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oc,rop W. cm>, N L. :,
80 - D.. "a1 ,sr'ove" rom 'he nei'
&c nroG.. CT Wv. otH. toe oPPonte ,ne I.or $,
,rha.a 8. N o1h9e anu Nf' men M.touii
ce;vsa noaGdahIs G.a re ''oeh' nc mas )ui' re-
'1 I'M na ll"1 1ppPY ot .,
TIL. Who'll Is .1,t..h ha "a. tn
"0'e VI "'is'' Ne 0ne'' ioi 'aie a' reuueeu PIT
Order. fro,,, ph,G.;,,s n1.-.h,,.. -,
will he rro,,r,. ..,.niad - "a asu anu o'.,ei
Il i, HI. intention ~ devote much nary,'aI
zion g., h. a.. =. C'IIG Pe'ioi"' a''el'-
lin his prascs onw T,n,;l;e. .,n hsw.. a. nc
t;ons 70 con,y c,. ,ba p'ree-
1,,o,r rri~. 9ri.,. 49, 49,. 49,. Duy u mn"
p,r,,,;,S nj 49,, p;,a'"s
5aLh 60, c,i,, D..
R5yb,rb. .Se;,no T;,yi;,,,o,., B,m.
1I,c,,E, p,.,..', G.
n.,. en- pLtSgI' o"'f''''S '0'"e'
Caws5o, p,Gf n as'.
Sban;6 Fir, 1oob po.,..<
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On e6s,ms TIE Mesorisk Of Epiita. S. Ssif5, an
Sass1ei G. Ogdsn y<isve 10 their CONCERN -vifb G.
Z neral Ayaa2s in Estixg ont tie Leandsy.
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MARSIIAL's SALE.
FORT LEWIS,

Fofedkh he /aid ReGfo eoaiiu 26os aeye,.
HE fale will take place on the premifes on Mon
i day the 18th day u July next
This enste having been before adyertifed and the
fae po0poned, it is deeaned neceGsry to apFrfe the
public, that though the fsles formerly announced
poNponed, account of payments received from the
defendant Rois the fale Ian advertied would havea-
ken place but for minake in the advertisement.
The fubfcriber has reafon uppofe that the one
now adveried will not take place, and IT, contrary
his expectation, it hould again be put off, the earli-
ea public notice will be given, that thoie who df
pofed to become ptFehafers, may not he put to any
mneeeaary troubie.
BTlNIAyIN MoSBY, n. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, n. v D.
May so. ~
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WILLIAM HART,

TIL: JEFFERSON.
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5000 w.t. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 VT. irtt quality N. ENGLAND CHEESE.
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
y few bufhels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANGlNCS
For Sale by
EDWARD HdLL6M
~ Conifantly for Hire-An Excellent Carriage
and Horfes-apply as above.
May 27 eo,f
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD=

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
y AN away from the fubferiber, Negro LAD
N about % years Of age, about feet ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black; had on
aehecked Virginia cloth mort coat aud walcoat his
pantaloons Of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
Any perfon who will deliver the faid lad to me in
Powhstan, fiall receive the above reward.
ISHAM RANDOLPH.
~ His name is AmpEY he is seeuaomed 10 hor-
fes and ferving in the houfe,
April IL,