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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
Dats3, My 2s, 1906.

THE f'bfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon himlelf the
trult of an Administrator, with the will an
ncxed, oa the eftate of
JONATHAN ARMSTRONG,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum
berland, deceafed, by giving bond as the law
dire6ts-tie therefore requeRs all perfons who
are indebted TO the faid deceaied's efate to
make immediate payment ; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
70 Nd7H'L. WILSON.
Dates ApyJ 10. 1June l61
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
FOR SALE,
Books and Stationary.
THOMAS CLARK, at the new
June %.

hreProof brick fore, Fis-frert, has iuft
received 0n addition to his former alortment)
and for iale on reafoaable terms,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23
More nezO Hats.
John Lord,

FoRE-s7RBE7, PORTLAND,
INFORMS the public that he has
Jun received complete afortment Of
HATS, of the niceit kind-anong which are,
Ben fupelEne black Beaver, with large
and imall brims;
Superfine drab do. do.
"A few real patent o.
Cafe very nice filk do. yeomAn cro~nt (;
"A few willow do.--bet kind;
Mems and youths Canels' hair do. i
LifezviE "A general ahortment Of
American Flats and Hat-trimings.-An which
he will fell as low as can be purchafe2 in
town. (6w) Tr~ %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

THE fubicri5er hereby gives public notice
To all coRcerned, tha, ihe has been duly
appointed and has takon upon himfelf the trult
of Adminitratrx on the e1ate Of
PATRICK nAXW,ELL,
late of Cape-EIzabe i, in the county of Cum
berland, yeoman deccaied, by giving bond a.
the law directs the therefore requefs all
perlons who are indebted TO faid decealed's ;
-elt$se, to make immediate payment and thole
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to.
Catharine Maxwell.
Eate3. Mgv % 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-23

DATED ApyJ 10. [June l6l
NOTICE IS hereby given that the fubfcri-
v bers have been duly appointed admin
iarators Of the eitate of
DAVID TALBOT,
late OF Turner, in the county of Oxford, GEN
tleman, deeeafed; and have taken upon
thenielves that truft by giving bonds as the
law directs and all perions having demands
upon the eltate of the faid David Talbot, are
required to exhibit the fame and all perfon,
indebted to the faid eRate, are called uponto
make payment to
David abbot, : Adurmj-
lfaac Winilow Talbot, 5 trator5.
IDnsr. Jnas IS.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon him
lelf the trut OF executor OF the laft will and
teitament of
THOMAS SEAVY,
.ste of Scarborough, in the county Of Cuv.5erizz1
yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs:-He therefore requefts all perfons
who are indebted to the faid deceafed's sltate
- hAon@~ iAAAiAA~alaAN AhQ lIlOlG WIZ
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame to m JOHN SEAFT.
June l6.
IA E the fubicribers having been appointed
w by the Hon Samuel Freeman, Elq. to
receive and examine the claims of the credit
ors 70 the eltate of
RACHEL JACKSON,
l... of R,.~,rg n the eo,,,,,,, &c N..-L.-1..,
widow, deeeafed, repreiented infolvent; do
hereby give notice, that fix months are allow
ed to laid creditors to bring in and prove their
claims; and that we llall attend thar fervice
at the houie of Bs7iania 4. Riebayss7, in Free
port, in faid county, on the fecond Monday
of July, September and November next, from
two to FIVE of the clock in the afternoon.
Enoeh Fogg, Commit
Edward Ihompfon, : Ecney5.
&
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

"Rra'ns, Nov. 20, 1905. Rear ADM.
raj h'kher,, has the honor 10 inform Tie
commander OF any of his Britannia ma
Jes'y's ships which are on the coast OF Hol-
land, that The impor, ant intelligence Of
Peace having been signed between his
majesty the Emperor OF the French and
the Emperor Of Germany, under the walls
OF Vienna, has been received by an cx
traordnary courier; and that the condi
tons were SO settled, that until The ratifi
cation of the treaty, Venice end the
whole OF the Tyrol should continue in the
hands Of the French. The aechduke
Char les is dead with chagrn and f,tigue---
A n1ore detsiled account is every moment
expected OF the conditions of the treaty,
among which, it is said, there is an article,
stating, hat the government of Austria is
TO pay TO the Emperor of the French for
ty millions of livres.
"KIKHERT."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

some measure 6;flicuk enc. We have
hastily made these remarks, more with
view 10 indicate the national seniiment,.
than cur individual opinion. We vii!
conclude with the solemn declaration Of
our belief, that the United States will
lake strong ground, that they will make
firm stand against the invaders Of their
tights, und that no physical power on
earth will, after this ground is once chO-
sen, shake them from 1t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
BALTIMORE. February 3.

1t Is said the Spanish Ma quis passed
through this city, on Friday or Saturday
last, on his way 10 Philadelphia-and that
he LETT Washington in consequence of a
htns from the secretary of state, that his
august presence would be more agreeable
any where than at The scot of government.
II the marquis should apply to the .dme,i
can lawyers he has retained in his service
10 "play fell treason agains, their coun.
try, they will probably define this him to
be tantamount TO an ejectmeat, and enter
judgment against the United States ac-
cordingIy.
February 4.
Captain Pierce, Of the ship Harriott, ar.
rived last evening from Batavia, politely
furnished us, a, a late hour, through the
hands OF an obIiging commercial friend,
with the London Sun oflhe I'd Deem
ber' put in his possession by the ca p,ain OF
the British Barbados packet, Windsor
Castle, wbioh he spoke ON his passage
containing the following highly important
statement OF the Signing ofa Sejio,ate frea.
~ 6eiS0een tie Emherors of Franee and
'4''sfTia, under the vaAs Of Hienna.
(Bah. inner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
February T..
LONDON. Dec. 9

We on Saturday laid before our readers
the distressing intelligence received from
hohand' OF The signature of Treaty of
Peace between The Emperor of Germany
and The French. The following is the let
ter from the Dutch adm. Kikhert.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

& . n e. II Il S S. "'''-'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nonday, Eb. 3.

Mr.. Quincy presented memorial from The
merchants Of Bosom, representing he aegres
SONS committed on The trade and neural r,ghts
OF the States, and concluding with suggest.
lng The prophecy Of special mission to tn seou,
OF London.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiues # the United Safes.
communicate, for the information of
Congress, the report of the Director OF
the Mint, of the operations of that insti-
tuition during the last year.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

From the President of IRE United States,
communicating fhe rcfforf Of the Director
of the MINI, IF The eterations Of that in.
sdtulion, during The last year.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-28
LIVERPOOL, October /.
POLITICAL RETROSPECT.

'Fhe affairs ct Europe preseDt at the
present moment aa aspect wholly lneSph.
cable. While lord Lauderdale continues
in Paris, e6g,g-d II discussions with
v1w TO an accommodation between Orea'
Britain and France, sae differences beweea
the courss OF Londoa AVID Berlia are SAID
to be upon the point OF being completely
adjusted, tie Frencil and PrlssIan armies
are expected every day to come 70 blows,
and new coalition IS talked Of, the hr's
feature of which wouid Of course be asuo'
sidy to support the military exertlous OF
Frussia-Thoueh under these circuns!an'
CTS it is difficult 20 decide what may b.
the event, ws are OF opinion that there
viii be 60 cosiision.
1t is not long since it was Represented
that the attitude of resistance taken BY
Prussia had for its object the maintenance
Of her assumed possession of Hanover
the restitution Of which was demanded oy
Bonaparee, to enable him to purchase Peacs,
witt, Britain. II was hardly to be supposed
that the British government would gre q
subsidy, or be DESTROYS to form a coalition
for the purpose of preserving TO the F'"5
of Prussia territory which we oufse'%G'
claimed from Trance, as an indlsPen:o,'S
preliminary to peace. But 1t seems -,
demand Of the restitution of HanoveF ~
Bonaparte was coupled With other de".oa -
Of cessions from the immediate donl'''" r
of Prussia and sha! the cabinet c! -'S'"'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-28

bread has accepted the caice.of secretary
at war. The manly talents, the persevcr-
Ing activity, the comprehensive niind, and
high individual character Of thar gentle.
man, have long been established; We can.
net, therefore, but congratulate adnil sis-
tration on the accession Of such an able
coadjutor.
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FOR GrMr.

4 ME If-t'''-r =, Lawi, at NarrS 0yesv ,,r;s-s
B l.. Lsas, Svisb all ~ ioate, fbesxns.o 5,.e--t
fns, eseeof the fort Sayf-, oerxsi>d by my.1if.
md re 5obsfafriy Md ~ Dcs,7r'5 McsrinH ,u,i
rf'e7dleton/ This piace IL 10 z,cY sno7-7.:: 49,
-HetgSa0nrisg eoro'tiet. TO be,n profitable R,r ~
a fda'crn' fbat 70 far trnoi' br amenlysisq.
soora 6e ffmneci7ars 81 ira bring tie Jeni AZ n
ronnty and DiHrits Court, and irixy on TIE main
road, leading fro - Gioadtfrr. and ,MatSest,,,
eonnfie,, to tie ctr of Riotmos1, si4,e it n G.
EfernbA advantage ro-'er the ,7aue,.ns at eo,,r.
@owjes .generaIr. TIE land attacked to tSe tn
ruern. as eGtobie cfviei,iing ansnair from IT'S =,
200 barrels Of corn; and from 900 10 100 bs D,
els Of Sv5eat. I am If opinion f5st .Ae; E.ii
subftb IS nosU in corr, is CAPABLE of ,roSMc;,.o
6oo'6nefs Of zUbcat. If PIT in fbeen1;iinc mi Ia
good tine,' svbirl' priUiiedse q,W be ia!iosveslto
fog'e scbo'rent tbe, place n hoae made $50 bsl,
els Of sobe1f from TIRE /onac6 tlA suhen nor rs
large by3o 0sres, ami none' gtit in tie bieb Rae
ef'11tf1'afion that iris at prrEwf.. Tbis biacs,
sum De rented fol, fgvo-yedrJ,. and in all bra1,,
bihtg. for fzvo rrarJ' more tie expiration of
ibe rF 'ern.-I ei'iy eonty1tf, trieuxieiy su;tb m
Gys,7oa 7oilsins to rent, and rnot 11/bo,ei or
~ TIE Erona Monday in September rcef, II sv;g.
then be f. ~ pnbkekiyiof king 6 Queen e..,..
1oufe, fis bfiny eomt, day.j ifrented blyore .bst
ftn', aabGek notice. zviN Be, siz,-4. Ifeoiy r,
Robert Pohhard, ami Tbo5. C.. Hso,7ss, Ey}rires. :
. queen court boys, or tbe Jsb-
jeriber. ~,
THOMAS GARWEr7.
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THOMAS GARNET7.
fl4S.
Hygn1 |.
HOUSES ( LOT FOR SALE.

M offer FOR iale the. Houfes and Lot uec;- &c,
~ Nr Ruthrrsnrd's dwelling Houf,. ami n,.xr
oe'ow Mr.. iiaao WebAer's on ShocSoe Hill, a, pre-
isn occupied by Benjamin Sheppard This iituatio,
ieareeiy exceeded ny any in for beauty and h
none as'o peaantneis, being nearly II no, quite as
high as any part of Richmond. The dwelling houl;,
and out-hou!es are futficienr for the accommodation
81 geuee family thar is very large, there be;n.
roonisand fac large pansse below, and 4 room,
above hairs IN the dwelling houfe good kitchen anil
'moke ouie all i'll good repair, and the yard and gar
den under iucoiure OF the ben materials, Sns
perion inclined to pureiiaie may be accommodated,
with credits which probably vii! be agreeable; CT
debts due or NOT due from perfo.s reGdng in R;ch-
mond or Henrcn. will be taken in payment, or con-.
iierable deduction from credit price will he made,
for cath. N.SS, StJEppApn
July IS. (tO
~ Adjoining the above mentioned lot is an up-,
improved ,.at belonging me- which borders on the.
Nlan-treet Leading; from .Shee;oc bridge, & which
may be had with the improved lot, if te purehasr
Roud with 1t. B, SHEPARD.
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DEATH OF A TYRANT.
PARIS, June ;.


imall but interelng pamphlet has appeared with
IN TINS fortnight paf, Untitled 81 aois eonee,sisy e
sesfb " P0eft6e w, e~pe,sr IF RgGa" 1t contains
huuber OF details hitherto unknown concerning thr
aiiaiiinaton OF th: unfortunate prince the character
OF the principal conprators and the alive part which
the cabinet = 81. Jaines's took in the event. The
itye Of thus work announces an experienced writer
and the iads are Prefented with cearnefs. We fall
leave our readers to judge of ihem by the rapid ana
lyIls we are going TO make
Paul began his reign by very inpoli,ic but homo.
raole aet--he eauied the relics Of his father Peter
80, to be taken from the convent of NeuGei, where
t1ey were buried, placed them 10 the church Of the
ortres, the fePuchre Of his ancetors, and compelled
me aaiins Of Peter to be pal-bearers at this new
KIND OF Mineral Having experienced continual NOR
hcatons At the Court Of Catbarine during her life
ne drove from him every thing that belonged or that
was particularly attached 10 her--tbe military wa,
the particular objea Of his cares, but he wanted adj
dfeis 70 efe6date the reforms he undertook during
the lat years Of Catharine difcipline had been much
relaxedPaul re-eaablied !, IN all It's feyeritvtbe
officers OF the guards fent in their refgnaons and A.
g1int their expectation, perhaps faw then, accept
sd--irequent and Omeiaes minute innovation. fery
ed as preeHts 20 the III Northumberland wife men
whit they spPl1uded the juft aud eorrea viess n,
overeigp, blamed his want of management, IN the
upPreflon of abhfes The great faw their privilege,
msnsced' and where the tribunals eosld not reach
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emperor an al of abiieasion Paul offered 10 rcsoue
IL; and addreing hmsels particularly to Patton, re-
traced his executive tcmcry and ingratude g." you
are longer emperor, replied Zouduif, Al-xaetier
IS naatfcr"--Paul. enraged. iepped forward to
trike him, andh earsge arreoej and fafpcudrd for
moment the viii OF the con(prstors. Remington
psrcevins this, rraun,a,ed them by crying out, IL
is over with If fuaer him efcaye, it isover
| with US we mua die" Nicholas ZoudoF then made
the T blow at his fovereign & broke his right arm
and b. his audacity drew the irrelolute vainy OF
his aeeomphces'
The no;fe now aided to this fcene Of horror, and
the ebfcufty Of the place rendered the aors mac
| ceihe to all pity they all fell u1ts, him, dragged
him along and prolonged hi. {afernys by every ipe.
eies of barbarity teir' cruelty could inse, Rubbing
him repeatedly in the mot feniibie pS:ces u.iti,
quite exhaaited with their efforts and race. one
aI,osg them pafed iearf round his neck. and fran.
gied hin, to death, the Emperor to the, aa n,oitert
iti'l crying Csasrsse 4 Ce-fcr,ins when Alex.
ander heard of his fathers death, he funk ia ft of
profound forrow; twas lin vain they eudsa vorcd tn
moderate his grief he rejected all conlo,aton and
loudly refutsd the throne. This itate of things, was
followed Ivy convuion and tiln,ult that lated evc-
raj hours the officers Of government crowded to
the palace to falu,e their iovereig: Pahlen in
quality OF governor, headed depu,a alton and was
ipeaker .he aaan of his father was een taking tho
oath Of fidelity THE Alexander at lat gave way
inc OF ms diitraSt
ell family and Of his ben iervants, vino reprel.n,ed
TO him. tina. IN finch errun,tanees ne owed hin,fvf
wholly the Rate. He appeared at the balcony ard
sas aln.ea emperor, an,idathe accar,aions of all hi.
Ipeople.
AT the TING of the death Of Pail tliete was ana-
merous party in favour of placing the empress Maria
mother of Alexander, the throne. M Dep ON
her ide, is known to the public, which conld induce
belief in chemes OF sfurpa,ion, and her conduct As
a mother and comfort would be Of grca, weight
towards deitroying uch an alisrsion The preferen.
ces granted IN that country the reign of women is
well known, may it not therefore be reafouaby fup-
Pofed that this priueefs might have had numerous par
tizans without having iolicited them But under
this hypothelis, was ilie to tolerate them
/ {" Be that il may, Pahlcn thought proper to
watch her conduct.
"'fhis prncefs cauftd picture TO he placed,in the
Foundling Hofpital, representing Paul on his death
bed. The people,wer greatly aTeaed at the fcene
thus held before them. Pahlsn feeling the danger of
revvig recollefons, made representations on
the iubjea to Alexander The latter perceived the
Juice Of his obiervations, bu, objected that he could
not with 4. iodifp6fing his mother orenly oppofe
what he had 'doue.-Paiien told him. Sire, do e.
very thing her but leave nothing for her TO do
:. The penpis fiilcontinued erowdbe thither, when
Pahlen treadirg the consequences Of fuch an exhbi-
tioa ordered from his authority, the picture to
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May 90.
FOR SALE

b
Subscriber would difpofe of valuable
- MILL, Formerly belonging to Col. George
brd' deceaied) iiinate near the upper end of Mid
diecxeounty together with traf Of band contain
ing 10y late ufvsy, one hundred for,y-Gx and half
acres lying contiguous to, and Immediately on the
iouth bank Of RaPpatan1ock river, eighteen miles be
low TaPPahshAoek, eigh, below Boyler's ferry,
and zen only above Urbaona il not fold previous to
Monday the fifteenth day of September THAT being
the fir day Of the difre court to be holden at
Sing Queen eourt-houfe) fair otherwife the frR
fair day it will be fold to the hiehel bdier at the
time and place before nentoned) and pofeiiior given
the frt OF January next on the following terms, 70
wit; One half OF the purchafs money to be paid ON
the day OF iale, the balance in twelve months fecur
ed by lien on the property, carry nterct from the
date it not punually paid "A eciription is deemed
nhneeeilTy, it is prefuIned none would purcha(e
without hrlt viewing the fame.
ROBERT BIRD.
hanover county, Aiguh 5. tl3thSept.
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II ME fubfcriber has removed MS Brokers' Office
u TO themidde tenement, in Do0or Ternar's new
building, the fra door above hIeffrs Pickett. Pol
lard and JohnRon, and the feeond below the PoA OF
ice where b: viii attend particularly to slibuti.
nefs csnfijed to him.
THoMAS NORVELI..
NJ For fale, 10 SHARES in tht JAMES RI.
YER COMPANY.
June s. ms
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For SAVE.

.
! virtue OF 4 deed in truf, to me executed, by
= captain Fouihee c. Tibb for purpoGes therein,
mentioned; the whole of the property fpecie.l in
id truif deed, conlitng ofi very valuable tract os
LAND, ieveral valuable Slaves Houehold &: KiscIs
en- furniture, and Sock of various kinds
Inc Land lays in Ehex county Oh Rappahannoct
river, Item miles below rappahhnnork; very'conve4
ent to the het off,oyfters and crabs contains $685.
acres, lays level and well adapted the culture OF
tobacco, corn and FINAL grain, There is on il
dwelling hoafe in good repair as alto other convent
st HOTTIES Tor ina family valuable young orchards
OF peach aud apple Of choice fruits, belonging T.,
ire above tract there is much marin as will af
lord my m the greateR abundance, for one hundred
and nifty head OF cattle che land is we'll wa,ered AMI
remarkably healthy. The fae will take place oil, ti..
premiies, on the 24;h day of October nex., and IT,.
terms FULLY made known on that day a part of the
hand, by
-. CHARLES BROWNE, Ttscs..
Ehex, Auguil 8. IT,
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FOR SALE-sn tie b7cSf term,
$500 fatks Of LIVERPOOL. SALT. and 10 era,s.
Of LIVERPOOL EAHrHEN WARE Of hyperion
quality < well a.ioEted na arrived in the flip Me-.
chant, Captain Johnson, from Liverpool a, Bsr-
niuda Hundred
OvERToN ANDERSON.
May 90. r.
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Scarcely was this event known to the empress,
when fhe threw hcrtelf a: the emperors feet coniur-
ing him to puni.h this aa of temeritv Alexander
attempted to calm her but he told him that fifth. GO.
vernon was not diimifed, ie would quit the court,
and thar he might cnuie between his mother and
Pahlen. Alexander then facrfced HIM"
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HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

y ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
zed, the RACES will commence at this place, ON
the md Weiueiday in October next.
In. Days mile heas. free for any horfe, mare, or
geidirs
2nd. Day-e mile heats, confined to untri.d COLI,
not exceeding years of age
The regulations with refpea TO weights. &c are
Adopted from tFofe of tin Fdirield Jockey Club.
a general meeting Of the Club, Is regu.acd ON ,he
day preceding the iril days rare
SHELTON JONES,
Secretary 10 fGs Cub.
Hanover III, Augal 10. (3dol
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Your ~siuas'e f&pie alike sisIr, the head,
OF wild HOtten,on and a plefhorie fed.
E With u.s.. IS

K With US, -
1'hofe nccro-bead aories,
So toothionie to tories,
wt Are Jfst'ri,g.
To crown Our gay board much Ohio depends on,
Who cheers glad hearts with her .irtsss and vai
fan;
Well tantvy Join while fie CLajes the foe
With a Shsf democratic" and dread tally O.
+ Her Horn
Through the woodlands refoundi,,g,
Sends the fly rcynards bounding,
--...,t II their PARA " boies.'
kentpck' mall attend, 1nee fhe bears US the vine,
For there's nothing to freedom "a Eerel rs wine.-
And Se rigidfoss to free. Lesasiat aud ftinline.
To deprive q, of thefe, you Hiua keep fons aipt
Ing.
Good wine,
Though rather fcifnatic,
Is iheer democratic"
The world round
Let Demos nee ehide, hould the bard in bee ie,sa,
Find ute at our banquet, for TenneiIee's hemp,
Since freedom Qayled" lawlefs'') ft boats po,zi
. rs ...L.t sft ni0r;
While The aa5ia9i whig---a poor tory will 4inios
All then,
Should factions .on. r,ufter,
: Or monarchias butter,
....,,n Who'd hang 'em
NORTH. CAROLINA.
Set down, gentle Bucklcin, tho ar.lers and tawhy,
How iwert the miles the kind goddefs throw. on
ye;
Our gueRs well erved yet it urely won, crois' EN-,
To offer good ham, tho fat as at poffani,n
And eng
Sham patriots mRaken,
Look out for Your bacon,
While jiuOkfag.
oOUrH-CAROLINA.
O hate, ince our heads nearly heavy with wine,
On Ciroline slap may foon with TO recline:
What place, gallant YanlSeys, 70 jocould be gotten
AS our iliers flt boiom, well furniIhed with cotton
Bon tons
Fer hate (as the tradeis)
Tlioie Old f4jSioned ladies',
With bard hearts
Since Georgia appears, tho we've go, good load in,
She givesus her rice and well top of with pudding,
Yet fome fay her Rsoie though takfn with roui,
Mutt be a.tted again like the aa of 7a=oo,
o where's
The peafure Of eating, SIX
Without often lcetine,
! wonder.
LOUISIANA.
Here's our lovely Brunette, 70 ill-treated by Rofs
She p-uhers her /Tuets asd rrsvidss us with fauce:
iet nan we Dut MT ned to Morriss cauting,
The (anee Tor our fetivll dill would be wanting.
o then
Let your candy-tonguet fu;tor,
Each i-unAey falute her,
Svveef iGer.
The prsPLE" aul TmoMA. JEFFERSON.
While our altar is loaded with viands and wine,
Enjoy, noble Sri1f boo4, the gifts of the ihrine.
hank heavn tor our Pace, independence and wealth,
And rife from the feat with our Preiidents health
Opledge
Withthe lat and ben potion,
And hearts Of evotion
Your HIGH PRIEST.
n pqi1pff, Toef.-The Governors and Major
Generals OF the ieyeral Rates; may they all receive
thae reiPecttu differentiation from their interiors,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-22

To be fold, for cath, at ZAcharjlh Brooks Tavern,
IN The town OF Maoeheise., on Monday the o5th
OF this preiS.it naoh, 81 virtue ola deed of trrt
to me executed by William Elyfon alias MOODY.
for the purPofe of iee;ising debt due to Iofiu
Mcleod, therein Gpecife,, .53
n iNETEEN acres of LAND, with coal mines
!. y thereon, lying Filling Greek, about Ic
mics from Manelleaer, under lsafe at rIcfens to
MeHrs. Heth & Blunt
CORNELIUS BucK, Trdnee.
Manehcaer, August IS. tbs