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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
FRIDAY. February IL.

The bill allowing George Rapp and his
associates TO locate township OF land in
the Indiana territory on certain conditions,
was read third ume.
Mr.. Jackson moved to recommit the
bill.
Messrs Jackson, Metiwether, Ely,
Olin, and Clark advocated, and Messrs.
Smile, Sloan, Nicholson, Conrad and
Leib opposed this motion which was car
ried. and the bill referred to committee
of the whole house on Monday, Ayes 60:
( Nays So.
Mr. +. C. Smith, from the committee OF
claims, reported that il was not proper to
take any order-on the petition OF William
Lambert, in which report the house con-
CURED.
Mr.. Garrett, from the committee charg
ed with variety of memorials from the
Indiana territory, &C. madea detailed and
interesting report, which concludes with
resolutions recommending the following
measures:
4. That the 9th article of the ordinance
of 1887, which prohibits slavery in the In.
diana territory be suspended for 10 years
so far as to admit the introduction of slaves
born 10 the Uni5ed States.
Q To extend the elective franchise in
that territory to all white citizens Of q
years OF age, who have resided therein a
/ Certain time
8. That it is inexPedient to annex part
of che Indiana territory to the state OF
Ohio.
4. Tha, it is inezPedient to divide Tudi.
ana into two territories.
Referred to committee Of the whole on
Tuesday.
Mr. Sloan, from the committee 10
I whom was referred the bill imposing a du.
~ of ten dollars on every slave imported
into the United States reported q bill, with
sundry amendments.
Fhe principal feature OF the amended
bill is 9. provision, in the case OF smuggling
slaves into the state of Soulh Carolina,
that the secretary Of the treasury shall be
authorised to remove the N into some Other
state and hire them out for number of
years.
Mr.. Jackson moved to reject the bill.
The motion, after a short debate, was
negatived, and the bill referred 70 com,
mi,see of the whole.
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TSenate, United Safes. \

On Friday the Senate resumed the con.
siderationof the following resolution:
2. ResOieed, Thar the President of the
United States be requested TO dsmqad and
INSIST ubon The restoration ofase byoberty
Of their citizens, captured and condemned on
tie protest q its being employed in trade
eyitt the enemies Of Great Britain, brohibit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
BANK OF FRANCE.

/ Report Of their excellencles The ministers
OF General Police, and OF the Public
Treasure, poIu,irg out tbs mode which
the holders of Bank Noi.s must follow
in order . exchange them
Mintgtryof General PoEcs.
+" The maintenance OF pubc srdstta
10 longer tolerate the c'cul an.ca @i
some time DAYS past has 'hrocS .ald
the bank to exchange lheir rotes
crowd consists for ihe NOS, par 81 10
gems wno really want money, bul among.
them there are iaternixed ? uc15.I .:
avasicious persons and s.oek j9coe 1ad
sometimes pick pockets. i o'ga' h. }
that msleyoiencs might at ieDgth, 10 .I".'.
of the sup@rintendsoce and professions Of
the pol..e, exei.e tum ~ae6"iF '
dent, in order ,ha; there - be 90 '.:"
sion 70 repfess it.
"Measures must therefore be 'aEsa %
isolate and frusrate cupld,tv aud m''s'-
lence ard 70 facilitate TO praesabie cl''z'"
the exchange OF their NOES tor Cash.
- have therefore chsrgsd ''lf'''us
the MAYORS 10 make themselves a'q''"''
with the wants of individuals IN Ihe'f ~
spec.ive Districts, and % tls.rbue = w
tain Number Of licketg, wh,cE ne 0'''''
may present Al the back and reeve 1@ -,
in exchange for their notes. by w.,
means the cash wi!l not be diserFa ''Oa NJ
its proper channel, a"d honest H'FH - l.
no, De placed at the moroy o. sEo'S :
bers. -,
request that his cxce!Isncy me 'o' ~,
ter of the public treasure viz h3s 'o'!F.''
Information re!a;iveto The rea! r-u''oI =
the back, wiz assure the t'a'id 'nd' ~ -,
need not be disqaieted w''h respect . '"'
solidty Of t1at establishment.
{" The minister Of police,
{Signed)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
g FOUCHE"
Decem ber 20.

DeGSitCHl 80 ITO
Kekkert's letter, 5hongh con'aln. =; ss
intelligence, Is aot iorg' ~ V 5.f
therefore lee 20 bcl.eqe, fha, be "'' 4
imposed upon By some person en =, cam.
ia stock iobbiag transactions or 0y -
French fabrication. ,,.o Of
the Flora, TO the fab7lca!ed i@''S
Dutch admiral: IF ts
lexsl, Na0. 29' i0'"
"S1R, I'D deeof
81 have received your news ano of, 4 !
lament for the world, that the ~ ,,ni,r
has had the success YOU say. Tn. p eppd
ment Of mankind IS no' ye. :. ASSURED
when the Almighty Wills 'sso' %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
Sa,stte Sbip Gaius.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lsoS.
--><s ~ SS - s~''


lloaday. or. S.
Arrived fhip Caroline, capt. Scott, 81 days
from Liverpool.-Aug. 20, lat. az, lsng. u.s.,
fpoke fhip EIeonoria, Merrihue, from New
york, for London, out 43 days.--Sept. 6, lat
A, long 81, inip Savage, Boitwich, from Liv-
erPool, for New-york, 20 aays.-Sept. z, lat.
43, long. 54, flip Packet, M'Lellan, l9 days
from Liverpool, for Portfmouth, IN. H.
Sept. IL lat As, long. az, ihip Century, - /,
20 days from New-york, for Liverpool-Sept
%, Lar. AZ long. SIS, ihip United States, Reed,
Is days from Virginia, for London--Sept rs,
lat. -, long. IS. fchr. Mary, - day from
MarOtehead, for Grand Bank Sept. 20 lat
is, long Go, brig Rcfpea, Match, 81 days
from ST. Peieriburg, for Newburyport.
Same day---Arrived, fchr. Harmony, Small,
SO DAYS from Havana, viz Bottom. Left there,
brig Lucy, of Portland, TO fail in 8 days ;fchr.
Vulcan, Davis, Of Bcfton, i'll I | days brig
Richmond, Sawyer, in days; brig Endeavor,
Lambert, iult arrived Sept % lar. 81, long
70, fell in with the rack of fchooner bottom
upwards, boarded her, the weather being calm,
could read her name, which was Pelican Of
Baltimore" burden judged TO be about one
hundred s. ieventy tons, fhe did not appear 10
be much injured except the lols of her main
man, which was gone by the decL, nor 70
have been long in taat htuarion.-Sept. ~,
fooIe fhip Ehza, from Liverpool, for New
york, out 40 Aays.-Lat. 10, long. 20, Cape
Cod N. w. /. N. diltance 80 miles ;>fpoke ihp
MfIidppi, Y Inning, from Rotterdam bound
for Philadelphia, out so days, captain and men
fick
7asjday, O1To5er 7.
Arrived, fch Fair Lady, Caldwell, 26 DAYS
from Jameica-fpoke Sept 90 lat. %, lon
80. feb. AdaliHe Pearfon, Brown, from Cuba,
for BaltiRlore.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Auguf IL, in St. Georges Channel, Zip
Pr oteaicn, % days from New-york-Sept 8
lat. AT, long. So, brig Sally,2 IS days from New
work, bound to Cork-Seot. 90, lat. IS, long.
| 81, brig Elizabeth, 10 days from Bolton, bound
TO Rotterdam. sept 25, tat 81, long IS, bti
T, Favorite Malon, from Kennebunk-Sept 27
Tax 4o,on the SW part Of Georges, a brig bound
10 Wilcallet, capt Failet, 2 days from Havana
| having been carried in there by French pri.
vateer, on his pafage from TortsIa It was
reported when The kliza failed that there had
arrived at Martinico Gxtcen French fhips OF
war. There were five Britilh merchantmen
taken and ient into St. Martins jan before The
Eliza iaileI.
! SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The Eunice of Portland, was paied off Co.
penhagen, about the 1T Aug
Capt. Jerome BoAapaots-CaPt. Stark, ar a,
Savannah from Liverpool, on the sth Sep,
was boarded from the French lhip of war, lie
lmpetueux, (Gnce defroyed by the Britilh OF
C.Virginia) and was informed that Jerme Be-
naparte, in the Vetran, "a, left the fleet in a
clandeltine manner, 10 days previous to the
gale of the och Aug. where bound they Cid
nor know;-he was very unpopular in the
/ Ae {;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
Singing Scb0oLs.

HE following books for the ufe Of Schools
L and religious focieties are for lale Ivy
ISAAC ADAMS, 1t his Bookhore, NO. q,
f5S5area-viz.
The Worcsjfer Editinr Of Sacred
Harmony, new edition corrected and revifed
with large additions. price, 10 dolls. doz.
doll, Jingle.
Tie Notbsyn Haym2ny, being COL
lection from the works of many improved au-
thors of facred inuGc; to which is added, a
number Of original tunes. Price dolls. doz
rs CTS. Jingle.
Oriental Harmony Price 3 dolls.
so cts. doz SIT cts. Gng.e.
,IiL.age Harmony, Gxth edition, i'm
proved and enlarged. Price 10 dolls. doz.
Ioli, single.
Inftru6tions for the German Flute
md Violin. Violin Strings &c. on. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

In Hudfon, NY. Mr.. Samuel w. Clark,
printer, TO Mifs Rebecca Davis
In Bridgwater, Mr.. Simon Greenlesf, attor-
ney at law, to Miis Hannah Kingman.
In Kilhngay, (Ccn.) Mr.. James Cutter,
I M. 80, to Aits Experience Graves, aged 2s ~
In Portfmouth, IN. H. Rev. Mr. Charles
Lowell Of Bolton, TO Mis- Harriet Spence, of
the former place.
In Norway, Mr.. Samuel Pullman, of Rum
ford, 70 MES Betty Cobb.
IN TINS town, Mr.. Cornelius Butler. to Mifs
Sally Bradifh.
On iueiday Evening laa, by the Rev Or.
Deane, capt. Stephen Stephenfon. 10 Mifs
: Harriet Storer, daughter of Mr. Ebenezer s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
NEW STORE.

JUST landed from the Packet, capt. M'IeI-
Ian, and for falc at Mr. Tltcomb's Build
ings, nearly oppdhte the Pof 0 flee, Sevsat-
tspO PlekageSof Cod, coniiting Of
IL Chefs OF well afTorted Irifh Linen
do. Dawferralene Table Linen
} do. Of Diaper
2 Trunks Of Scotch Thread
! Bale OF En5lifh patent colofd Thread
2 Trunks Of Scotch fancy Mullins and
Ginghams
Trunk Of Printed Calicoes
Trunks Of men, women and children's
Worried and Cotton Stockings
Bale very ben fuper-ine Wet Of England
Broat c oah
do. narrow Cloths, various prices
Bale of Role Blankets
do. Of Welch Flannes
Pack of Silk Thread and Twin, Ladies
Velvet trimmings for BafaIon4 H@ndkfs
A few Crates Of we'll ailor ed ca then Ware,
-lome Ct them containing compleat fer
vices for Families
A few Hhds. OF flat Glafs
% Boxes Of window Glals, 10 by 8, 8 by Z,
ard by 6,
A few Sets Of very elegant Chins-newea
Pattens
Cafes Of as fine ee,lemens blk. hats as ev-
er was manufactured IN England
Hhds. og well alortea and beautiful Jap
paned Goods
- Theie goods have been fcIe6tcd with
great care and bought on the very beit terms,
from the rpoh respectable InaHufa ttories in
England, Scotland and Ireland, and will be
offered to town and country Merchants upon
very advantageous terms for Caih or approx
ed Note
~ Private Families maybe accommodated
with any of i..ele Goods ny the Piece.
J. GORDON q 1. GAY
PoYticai, 44nr. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

AT lPfwich, on Wedaefday Ian, Rev. DxviS
Tsnny KinbaIl, to The rpaiforiaI care of the
hrlt church and fociety in thar town.
In Union, 1Me) Rev. Henry True, overshe
church and fociety in shatrown.
AT Northyarmouth, on the m infa George
Dutton, TO the pafiorial care of the Sd chriii-
tian 1ociety in that COVE. -SermsH by Rev
Mr. Lyman, of Bath. Charge by Rev Mr.
Mofely of Newgloueefer. Right Hand Of
Fellowfhip by the Rev. Mr.. wefson of Gray
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
Ble0,

j Near Smyrna, DeI) Col. James Henry, o.
continental army of 1875.
In Newyork, Mr. Lewis Jones, fen. printer
In Limerick of anervous fever, capt. Dan.
iel Felicia man deiervedly efteemed for his
private and Social virtues.
In Biddeford, Mrs. Hill, widow aged 90
: lnshis town, Ann, dasghter of Mr. vii
liam Webb aged " mo. "A daughter Of Mr.
Seth symptom, aged 8 mo.--Widow Nabby
Mhwall, aged so yrss-Jchs, fon Of John
shed, aged Is ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
NOTICE I

ANOl Ill
THE fubfcribers inform their friends and
4 public, they have formed Connection in
bufneis under the firm
Thomas Chafe & Go.
They have for fale at their NfzO Store, on
Mr.. JOS II. INoRAHAm's Wharf, complete
anortment of
NJ. Z. Goods and Groceries
which they are determined to cell very low
for cath. Thofe who may pleafe to favor
them with their cuaom, fhall have perfect
fatisfaeion. - The fmalieR favors hall be
punctually attended 10.
~ Conflant attendance from Sun-rife until
nine o'clock in the Evening. z
THOMAS CHASE,
9TH. MERRILL.
Portland, dgg. |. (Oa 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
flmanaks far 1907, l
FOR fale at THOMAS CLARK,S
Bookstore, FJs5freef. Oh. i,
To Sell or Let

a Haadfome three Rory brick Dwelling
Il Houie, pleafantly fituated in Back Greet
Handsomely fniihed, with good pump Of
water, barn, SC.
Al5--a two .ifory Houfe in Cum
berlana ftreet. pleafantly ftuated, neatly Tn
fined and painted, with nccefary conveniences
IiSeuils--a two itorv Houic, lit
rated handiamely In the fouthern part Of The
town. For terms apply At tA.s Cs5c..
Sept Is. (tg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
Ran HzUay

PROM the fubfcriber, on the frl I'M ~
inceited apprentice, named H-s1,or IN
agec ~ years, light complexion, hay;nc l.,g
part of his middle finger on his r;ybt b..,4
whoever viii return laid rcrarray 4, h:y -
ter, iAal receive f-z asl1ri re-0ard. ara Nm
Ions are hereby forbid harbcurin7. trprl;nF- -
Employing him If they would AVOID -
~ az Tie l-F. JOHN HAT-
S5 -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
Four and Corn.
Barneyill & Prichard,

Lave for iaIe, at their fore in For,-Ja,se,
200 Bills. offuperfne Philadelphia Flour.
1900 Bulhels of good Corn.
ALSO,
A quantity of FeatL~i, of various qualities,
and Ruiiia Sheeting.
.Lite4Djs,--A general ai7ortment of
EngiiJb q Wsf-india Goods,
Which will be fold as cheap for cath or ap-
proved credit, as at any Store in town.
90 "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

On Ihurfday lsf, the new and elegant meet
ing houie, erected in Gloucefter, (Cspe Ann
by the Society of Chriitains believing in tic
Uaigs'sai SGf0asioa of men, was foIemly d-d.a
ed 20 the author Of that Salvation,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

Killed sn bos.d o. Gap: Lisby's r-hr. os
Warren, while nthe Delaware bay, by iiroke
of landlpike while heaving at the windlais
~ gale, Mr., James Henderson, aged e,fon
4. capt. Robt. Henderfon, of Cuihing, Name.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
agD 1879 ::

In reply to the Argus pertinent enquiry of
rs, what was the condud Of this paper ref
peefing the duel between Burr and Hamilton?
we would answer by aGing the Editor Of the
Argus AT what" poit" was you placed a
CeHtinel" At the fege Of Troy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

A Democratic paper heads the account of
the conviction OF Wright, Of Northampton,
Tor libel on Gov StrongA" LEssoN for LIBFL-
LERs." The Jury which cfnvicted Wright had
Eve democrats On it; anG he was allowed, if
he could, to give the trurh.Of his aaertions in
evidence.-Cens.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
HENRY SMITH * co.


No. 4, B4zE,y't R,qO.
uAVE jun received, an elegant and ex.
IL u tenGve aiTortInent of Thread Lace, ek-
tTerneiy low charged
Broad fix DO
Ladies, Englifh ard French white rofe do
Slate and black silk Hole
Worried do
Gentlemen's co 80
Extra long kid and fix Cloves
An aiortncnt moa falhioaable cotton
Shawls,
Norwich do
Damal, do
Silk and cotton. and cotton cingams
"A Sd Cambrics
Black farfnetted DO
Furnnures
Calicoes
Purple snd black Tabby, vsivets, fuitabIe
for Peeces
a and rs Cambria Dimity
Irifh Linens
Br,iih Sheeting
Long Cloths
India CottoEs
Linen Cambrics
Broad Cloths
CaiIimeres
Black, mixed and drab Sstenetts
Velvet and velysteens
Drab Genoa Cord, newell file
Cord Waiting, fabby vslve, dc
lO-4 and ia Blankets
Coatinss-Piains
SeTges-Duilils
F.annels-Baizes
Umbrellas
Ruaia Diapers
ahee,ing, &c. O7. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

-. III y d iNtAt---- a. NNhES hsFiho Eet
snd adjourned from day to day free the
.weRiy frrth day, met this day, according 10
! Adjournment; and having fully heard the evi-
d4nce both for and againit Lieut. IEgrabaml
and ALTO bis defence, and being cleared, III
: following quen' rs were put by the 'nfafge
Advocate. 70 each of the menbers-6sssin-
nng with the lowell in grade -
From the evidence which has been g9dduccd
for and againG laid Lieut.. Jane MI Lgys-
isu and from what has been Ofs9s ed in his
defence. are Won of opinion that is guilty
Or nosyuilty of the frff article Ii charge er-
b;in,.s cam hin by Msss lf.,dirg THE
Cour, decided that oftke fri article of
charge in faid comrt, the faid Lsg,aSa~
is1at gritty.
Upon .bs.fssg1d queftiOn being put in the
fame I'm, upq the fecond article of charge
<,fni aid cos,plainf, the Court decided, that of
the fecond artde Of charge in fad complaint
the faid ga7.s 9f:H IagrGbam is not gully, and
recommend thar he the faid Lieut.. Jam.,
Eiat Irgyat4,a BE boava5ly dJi5a'gsi
THOMAS CHUTE, P,s'1eas.
BeyzpicE, SEPT. %, 1906.
Y -cEwzRAL oRDsRs II THE SIXTH DIVISION.
.1ll ihe proceedings Of the Court Martial
i-,,eld at Portland, whereof Col Tboma, Chute,
q PRECEDENT, with the papers and minutes OF
thet evidence had at the trial OF Lieut.. james
Mi'tH Isprabaas, and the defence of the faid
Lieats Krgrsblw, having been feen and fully
eonhost red by the Major General of the faid
hxth y. ssylioa--he approves, and afirms the
I aeqnitai 9 IF the faid Lieut.. Jannss A4iI IHgrs-
kfsT from Z be charges againlt him-and he is
hereby 5'1o's dq5ly .dGyfba.gsd, agreeable TO the
recommendation of the faid Court.
The iaid I gour, Martial is didolved.-5,
0ssr IF tbe M@3sy G.as,ak
: icHABoD GOODWIN, JUN. Az Carp.
<~-* s,r
The birthday esof the PRINcE OF Wales
who has completed his 44th year, has been Oh
ferFed with every d,enonftratioa Of joy thro'
gu, the prinSipai cities in the kingdom
London, mott OF the P -lbIic buildings, and ma
nv private houfes We fe Illuminated and tn
initials, P.W. Star, ri lme, &c. were difplaye,
in a fuperb ltyie--1lhe Fresmsfors' TaVaa
Great Queen-nreet, ext. ibted an appropriate
and brilliant diiPlay OF His Royal Highnefs
initials, P. w. In tranfpa TENT lamps, furmount
ed by the plume and darter, AMI decorated
underneath with maionit embIems, by the jew
els of His Royal Highneft, as Grand Matter O
. the Brotherhood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
New Bookstore at Hailo.9eK
TOHN Johnson, has eftabIifhed

John JOHNSON, has efablifhed
q BooR- stoe in HalIoweli, where he has
a general aHortment Of Books and Station airy,
he has made arrangements TO be -conifantly
lupplied with the lateff and bef peblicat ions
and is determined TO fell them on more liberal
terms than can be purchaied il the diftriet.
CT Wanted, a quantity Of good Rags,
for 4ubicb foe d5Llvs per bimdaed, quiLl
be paid III Books and Stationary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

THE PREsI5ENT Of the United States, with
his heads, or as the Aurora calls them the
s tals. Of Departments, are mufering at Wa1i-
ington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

q Lodge Of Freach Mafons was infalled at
Savannah, on the 20th ut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13
1000 DOLLARS.

Nc. d1gg:ys Eozv.
NANIEL JOHNSON, has iult
Il received an additional afTortment of
School, Books, Writing & Letter Paper, Wn-
ting Books, Quilts, &c. &C.
4 Pits Spelling Bo9k.
This Spelling Book contains o4s Lu~g,ea and
Jfsty eight Pages-Lprinted With new type &
on excellent paper, and fells for 100 dozen,
twenty FIVE cents Jingle.
The highsa reputation which CHS little
Book asacqured in the ben Schools. and ia
the elaination Of TIE ben judges, the rapid fale
which il has already met with, together with
the daily increaing demand for it, lpcak
loud and plain language, that the Book fapds
upon its own merits, and that another large
edition will foon be wanted.
subscriptions received at the above Store, for
Chilly on Bis af Exchange
and
PrOps9fSry Nae5.
Price to iubfcribers, tue dollar.
ALSO, for
DsAorte on The C9nfitmi0n 1f England,
ia which it is compared with republican forms
OF government.--AJS, for
LembrIerss Cla1cal Dictionary.
Co Wanted, twenty or thirty tons
good Rags, for which FIVE dollars per hundred
viii bcpaid, in Books and Stationary.
07. is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

THE iublcriber hereby gives puo..ic
rs notice 10 all concerned, thar fla has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon hs,r .aif tho
truh of Admiailtratrix On the Eltate OF
SAMUEL EMEkA-A,
late Of Portland, IN the County Of Cum
berland, labourer, decea ed, by giving hosri
as the law directs ihe Therefore reque.ts aii
Perions who are irdeb:ed to the faid deceaied's
eitate, to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon, 10 exnittr tile
came to ELF ABETH EMERSON
On. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-13

THE fublcriber hereby gives pubic
notice to al concerned, that he has been
duly appointed, and has taken Upon hinle.f
the trua Of Administrator on the eltase OF
NHTHfNitL GOUGH,
late Of Nor;hyarmou. h, in The county Of Cur
bertrand, yeeman, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requeits II!
perfons who are indebted to the fad decclieds
ettate, to make immediate payment; and thcIe
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit tlle
fame to BENJAMIN GOOGH, JCN.
O7. l9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27


evcd on the part Of our government,
,that we had made fair purchase, no;
Snly TO the REQ Bravo in one direction,
but to the Perdido in the o,herl had
another reason against this measure. ]
thought this an improper time to accom-
,plish it. Having already got the naviga
ton of the Mississippi aud the island OF
New-Orleans, thought it most advisa-
bic to delay the negotiation till a general
peace, when we night make an engage
ment with Spain as an independently mai,
on, and have some assurance that the ia
lion which sold would be able to guaran
tee the country. On these grounds l
voted in favor Of the resolution reported
by the select committee, and against the
measure adopted by the House. lhavs
thought it proper to assign these reasons,
that all may understand the grounds on
which / voted. And this consider alton
will justify me in voting 10 give publicity
10 the message, that the public may see
what is the ground work Of The measures
wehave, taken. wish Tx nation to see
whether that message recommended tax,
ing the ground which we have assumed
or that which we refused TO take.
ITO bc continued.