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Together uih
An APPENDIX.
CONTAINlNG
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mac, Appon2sttcx and DisInsj S5~sn3P Canal
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terest.
III. 1cts for the establishment OF the n,.-
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OF the state of Virginia.
". Laws concerning the northern reck
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and anserceneEts, designating such as are
to the use Of the commonwealth !; such as
go towards iessening the county levy; such
as belong 10 inciviiduais ; AID such as are
appropriated TO any particular object.
VI. Acts tei establishing turnpike reads.
VII Acts ~antEolssing the erection Of toll
bridges.
All the acts comprised in ti.is voIu1ae, have
been carefully collected by gentleman o. the
bar--Notes of reference to former and suisse
qllont statutes, are annexed 20 each chapter,
and copions index WILDE given at the end of
the work
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Charles Bennett.

Has intortedi in 1he- shit Nm. and John ca1ltain
WoodhoHse, from Ltuertool, and John and
.4vice from London, via Norfolk,
FALL GOODS.
& THE FOLLOWING ARE PART.
Kendall Cottoas, Aerseys, Halfthicks,
Plaids, Jerseys,
Cloths, Coating and Fries,
Superfine Bombazeens, Bombazetts, and
Wildbores,
Satinetts, BENEFITS Cord, & Kerseymere,
An elegant assortment OF Wsistcoatjng,
Superhne Cloths and Kerseymeres,
Manchestry,
Kendall knit Lambs Wool Hose,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Silk Velvcts, Moleskins, sc.
Fashionable London Hats,
Coarse Hats,
English Ingram Kidderminsler Carpets
And Carpeting,
Venetian CarpetiEg,
Sewing Silk and Twist first quality,
Silk and Leather Gloves,
Silk Cords, sc,
British Battle, and F. +. Gunpowder, sc.
Oct. 80 lyi3taw2w.
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,ana.tor saze ~
Lawsaion and Fowle,
Is hogsheadS rct:i.iuP sugar
70 barrsls New-Engiaed rum
s ditto whale
hhds. sperncaeti OIL.
bntt lmseed
20 chests young Tyson TEAS,
2 do. do. souchong sup. quality.
IL bales Beelboen gurrahs
SO boxes cod fish
10 quintals Isle Shoal dumb do for family
use
80 kegs butter
] S do. picked salmon
90 boxes soap
80 Go. chocolate
$50 tons plaster Paris.
IN STORE,
40 puncheons 4th and 5th proof Jamaica
3 pipes Holland Gin
Madeira Wine
Retailing meIasses
10 chests imperial, ,rrAc
10 do. young hyson ) ~
S bales Beerboon Gurrahs
SO boxes dipt candles
SO do. chocolate
do. fig blue
SO half boxes brown soap
cases cotton and wool cards
casks Sd. lod and 2od nails & brads
tons sheet lead
SO bolts heavy ravens duck
Havana Segars
No. beef
A Quantity of mems coarse and fine shoes
SO casks F and FF Bellona Gun
powder.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Honorable
l. the circuit Courl of tie district of Column
blA, for the county of Alexandra, will be sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on Sa-
turday, the 22d day of November next, at the
cofee-house, between the hours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock, sundly LOTS of GROUND, lying
On Patrick, Cameron, and Allied streets, the
property of John v. Thomas to satisfy
debt and costs due Thomas Allen-Also, at
same time and place, sundry Ground Remts,
arising from lots lying on the same streets.
r. MOSS, D. NJ.
For D. c, BRENr, Marshal,
October "A aaws
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added ,he Asmberof their killed & wosad.
ed il will appear that the small remainder
of the French force of 1000 mea, sca,ssr-
ed as it is, saanst effss. any mischief, ex.
espt 70 the unarmed peasansry.
ihs French papers say that Massena
and Regnier have formed Junction. a
private letter from Msssina Of the 5th ult:
says thar general Stuars was oa the eve
OF re-embarking his troops, aud this &C..
count derives some con6r NATION from the
passage in sir Ioha STARTS letter, where
he says" am now beginning my march.
southwark, preparatory to my return 10 ST.
ely for which station shall rec n,bark
win army. as soon as his Sicilian majesty
shall have arranged a disposition Of lis
own force to secure those advantages wslch
have been gained by the present expsdi.
tion.''
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PUBLIC SALE.

FUBLII SAIE.
TOMORROW sat 5 o'clock WI be sold On
Col. Ramsay's wharf,
q ! hhds. MUSCOVADOs SUGAR.
On "a credit of 60 and go days, for negoci-
able notes with approved indorsers.
Philip 6. Marsteller, v. M.
October so.
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..,.;ous Of the contracting parties
sds pre- p.s.,s, asured BY the results Of the
70 'ssss - these twenty years that England
svaf ]. =. en- Exciting enemies against France.
pa 81. ,a,,sr not always conquered them !
has 'ns var. which indeed has twenty
pas a hanged lis name, not always had one
lins, ,hs same object: the lowering Of the
sno =. &c France and has England ever
!ow'. HE 20 attain it !? AT the time of the
Oss. of Amiens, England still had pow.
us s.i allies in Europe; but single one
.,r 10 sspouss her quarrel she would
W.. .sad ), this day. In violating the treaty
(. ~ y am;eps, she had for cbjrc. to bring a.
s = the treaty of Concert, which was TO
pSh..od on all sides aud diminish the pow
= g France aad the five famous articles
: ), menr turned against It's authors
"a Ieft no other bounds TO the power OF
r,,ree. but her cwn moderation aud her
..suaoimily. When things are come TO
..,b 8 pitch, one should guard against ex.
.s,e,a.ed pretensions were it only ,hro'
ri. .o9 lave: and one should reflect that a
..,;ou does not measure back It's steps when
i, ,ecefts honorable conditions from the
rost powerful conqueror and the greatest
ronsrch whom the world has Yet known.
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A D4nce in character, win the balance
pole,
By 4A1Iss LOUISA.
I7TSs CATHERINE will dance an Italian
dance on the rope---after which a serious dance.
AGrotesque dance, 0y Madam MANFaE.
DI.-Ihe moving beard-she viii dance LA
POUR LANA On the rope, with the balance
pole-and play a handsome air on the Mandc-
line, On the rope, without it.
The Coiiac Dance.
Mr.. MANFREDI will dance with boy en-
his shoulders--he will give collation. on the
rope to two persons-Without the balance
pole, he will go through several feats with the
hoop--Also perform several grand military
evolutions, &c.
Mr.. MANFREp1 viii perform the drunken
dragon ON the rope.
T ~7unblang Ag1iaty Of the Children,
Who will perform several Feats on the carpet,
in the Italian style.
Extraordinary Fsats Of the Tumbls7s,
Who will throw backward and forward Somer-
sets, ever tables and chairs.
Ground Tumbling, with English and Spanish
DANCES.
The EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS.
Mr.. 1f.AyNFREDI
Will Balance several persons on his arms,
legs, sc. showing several perspectiyes in the
Roman style.
He will Dance
II SPANISH F.aND.dNGO over severas Eggs
A Hornplpe-By Mss Catherine.
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LONDON. September s.

Petersbnrgh. grand council was held.
The emperor attended in person, and upon
IT'S breaking up it was officially notified to-
all the foreign ministers, that the treaty
would not be ratified, and NJ. Kroush.
houske, knight Of Malta, wa. sen. to
Paris to announce mis- imperial maiesry's
determination. He arrived there on the
5Oih ole. and on the 1st inst. Basllco was
dispatched by lord Lauderdale. What ef-
teceit will have upon the negotiation pend
ing between this country and France we
Cannot pretend to determine; but we think
il highly probable that it will make Bona
partesmore anxous to conclude a peace with
Greas Britain.
The cabinet council which was Yesterday
sunnoned 10 take into consideration The
dispatches from Paris, from ST.. Petersburg
and trem the Mediterranean, sat from two
liil halt past three o'clock. Af;er,he coun.
Gil messenger was dispatched TO Paris.
We understand that the expeditions are
yet intended to proceed.
September 6.
Lord Lauderdale will probably Grs. learn
ihc nc JeClson Or the treaty lGtO Wfflcn
D'Onbril was cajoied from the dispatches
sent him on Thursday. 1t is fact, that
swo days after the arrival OF the Russian
messenger, lord Lande.da!e was ignorant
OF this important determination. I MS We.
ry evening he will saos it, and his next
interview with Fa!'eyraud viii De highly
interesting perhaps decisive OF the iaie OF
the hegocis.ions.
Letters from Berlin state, that the king
OF Prussia has required that Germany
should be evacuated by shs French.
Yesterday a servant of his exceIiency
Robert Adair arrived with dispatches 10
Soyerameas FROM Vienna. They relate,
re understand, TO the refusal of the empe-
ior OF Russia to rasify The treaty with
France, which was known alYienna Ca the
2o;h ultime. We have good grounds for
believing. that sytem et close aud cordial
concern between the courts OF Petersburg.
Bsrlin and Vienna, is much nearer uiasur.
l,y than ii is suspected 10 be. The empe-
ror Alexander has written personally to The
Austrian and Prussian moaarchs, and is,
We believe, well disposed 10 protect them
against any further insults or encroach.
men,s on The part Of France.
Mr.. Fox is still at Chiswick, and re.
inains much the same in health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03

Mr.. Tracy advocated the refoiu-
ton. He did not think negotiation
exhauRed. He thought IT became
the Senate TO make one further ar
tempt towards negotiating our ditflr-
ences, before a rei.rt was had TO
wariike mea[ures. The PreGdent
would Be enabled 70 take this itep,
by the Senate, who were a branch of
the war declaring power, eXprelIing
their fupport Of the meafures he had
taken, at the fame time that they re-
queeed a renewal of The negotiation.
Mr.. Moore, moved 70 ttrike out
rhe words and jgGI 5" which mo
ton prevailed.
MIR. Worthington faid that, 70
modified, he lhouid vote for the re
foIurion.
MeGre. Logan, Kitchell and Pick
ering fpoke il favor Of the rrfolution,
and MIR, Ifrarl Smith, againit It I;
when after fome verbal amendments,
the quettion was taken upon it, by
Yeas and Nays, and the reiolution
carried Yeas 23-Nays 7.
In The courle Of the remarks Of
icred by different gentlemen, the
principal louroe Of difference appear
cd to be, whether it was proper un-
Ger exiting circumstances to requeR
the Executive again 70 relort to ne
gociauon. Thofe gentlemen who
oppcled the reloiution though It be-
came the government to take higher
ground to arm the Preident with
the means Of inforcing a compliance
with cur iuit demands, and to leave
every thing cl(e to his diicretion. -
On the other hand, it was thought
BY the friends Of The relo!utiOn mott
eligible, that the Prelldenr, fupport-
cd by the le2ilature, with when re-
fdes the conititutional rigbt Of de-
cIaring war, lhould make one more
folemn appeal TO the ju;tice of Brit
air
The third refolution remains YET
to be acted upon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03
H1ut n Rrbrejeniafivc5.
FRIDAY, FEB. ID.

Mia Ab'
Mr.. Garrett, from the committee
charged viii variety Of memorials
from the Indiana territory, &c. made
a detailed and intertitlng report,
which concludes with refoIutiors
recommending the following mea-
furej
u. That the OIL article Of the or
dinancc o:i187, which prohibits
flavery in the Indiana territory be
fuipended for 10 years, lo far as 70
admit the Introduction Of llves born
in the II. S.
2. TO extend the elective fran
chile i'll the territory to all white ci-
tizens Of II years Of age. who have
rtGdcL therein certain time
:. That it is inexredient to annex
part of the Indiana territory 10 the
it2tc Of hio.
! haiti is inexPedient 10 divide
Indiana in,o TWO territories.
Referred to committee of the
waoIe 81 .Tueiday.
PR Sloan. from the co nnittec to
whom was referred the biz impoGnE
duty Of ten dollars on every nayc
importc into the u. S. reported
bill, with fundry amendments.
The principal feature Of the
amended bill is a proviGon, in the
cafe Of fnuggling AlYcs iu,o the tate
Of south Carolina, that the fecretary
of the treafury fhalI b. authorized to
remove them into lome other fate
and hire them out for a term Of
years.
Mr.. Jackton moved to rejea the
bill.
This motion, after Gnort debate,
was negauved, and the bill referred to
a committee Of the whole
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03

bcen followed 6y the French, 70 thar
the Emperor Alexander, VINO had
difplayed the mcit determined cour-
age on the I'd, renewed the battle
or the 81, add 4th and by his ar
dent fortitude and example, turned
the fortune IF the contcit in favour
Of the Rufians lie rode through
tie nac1 Tremendous fire calling OUT
10 the army, Z" TiHory ar Dfatb 7"
which was retarned by exclama-
tons from his troops that "tbey ntv.
n 7r1uld fayIa(s thar Emperor" The
Runians having loft their artillery
on the I'd, were during the following
days ordered 10 fight with the fword
and bayonet. apd the naai refult was,
that the Emperor recovered all his
cannon, and the whole ground he had
loft. ] he French were driven from
the field, beyond Au0er!itz, (where
the battle Of the I'd commenced and
afterwards retired behind thesSwartz,
with their left at Brunn, and their
right at Nicholfberg. No details
have been received Of killed and
wounded on either Gde."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03

I.ONH0N. DEC Va. 7

LONBON. DEC. -, 1905
Official advioes from Hamburger,
Of the I3th. rate, that an Eltafette
Faa1Jd through that town on the
I2th from Berlin, bearing the details
Of the battle between the Allies and
the French in NIorovia. The event
was not accurately known to his
Maiefy's MiniRer at Hamburger, bat
he learned, that though the center
of The Allies was defeated on the
2d, they hal reneweG the battle on
the 90, and that it lated during the
whole of the 4rh, and probably into
the 5th and Jh7t the tide of fuccefs
turned completely in favour of the
Rumlns. Nothlng could exceed
the eathui4fm Of joy at Berlin on
learning, thar the Emperor Alexan-
der was fate, after difplaylng the mott
tr,nGcehdant herJiln. Govern.
men have a'Co received adviccs
from r5lp-dr5le quarter, detailing
many particulars, the fun of whicn
feem5 70 bc, that on the u the
French attacked the Allies on their
mlrch--thar they directed their
whole eff RS againt the center,
which not being formed when the
attack commenced, they fucceedcd
in defeating. after bloody conflict
Of feveral hours: in which the centre
lott the whole of its common :, that
the Allies retreateG from the field 70
Hifchau, aud did NOT feen to have
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03
G0Il0rce9>

Il: Senate Of tie United Sta;cs,
FRIDAY, FrB IA,

IL Senate Of tie United STATES,
FRIDAY, FEB IA,
Senate re{umed the confederation
of the following refoution
Pe6iued, That the PrcGjrnt Of
the United States be required to
demand and 1ff utm he ref5rati-n #
The Probtrt IF fhtir citizens, cattn "a
and c21dmael IN The Nrtfext sf its 81
ing fm1iyrd il a trade 7vitb tbs c7e-
nHf5 yf Greaf-brIfan, tI0kiMtei il
time sf peace and ppm tie III &matc J.
tim H fcb -zn'ericau citizens, t5y their
L15t5 and damages Gayfai 81 81 tb.3.
ca; tarcJ and co7dcmtati1r5 a4i 10
enter into fuch arrangements with
the Briti[h government, on this and
all other differences fulfilling be
tween the two nations, (and parti-
cu!arly refpe6ting th3 inlprefment
Of American feamen) as may 5e
confident with the honor and inter
etts Of the United States, and man
iftlt their earnet dehrc to obtain
for rhemtelves and their citizens BY
amicable negotiation, that jufice to
which they are entitled.
Mefrs. Worthington, Adams, S
Smith, Adair, Pickering, Bayard,
Tracy, Anderfon, and Maclay dsliv
cred their ftntiments.
When a motion to rc-commit the
refolution for the purpofe Of amen
ding it, was lOit-AJes I5- N0t5I6
Mr.. Worthington then moved to
ltrike out the words in haHc5.
Meiirs. 5. Smith and White op,
pofed the motiun, which was difa-
greed to-Yals 13-Nays 10.
MIR, Thurfcn moved to pofpone
the re(olution for the purpofe of
previoufly taking up and a6ing upon
the third, which prohibits the i'm
porlation into the u. S. of variety
Of articles, the growth, produce, or
manufactures Of Q. Is. after the
day of next, unlets (
quitablr arrangements thall be made
between the u. 5. and Great Bri-
tain.
This motion was lof-Ayes L.
MoiIts lfrael Smith and Brad
ley then fpoke agaiait agreeing to
the refoIutiOn. The principal ground
taken by them was than it became
tbs Senate to take ilronger ground,
and to adopt vigorous meaiurcs, be-
fore they requetted the executive to
resume negociation,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03

been convened on this fubjed. The
Prefdent is in a hobble-he bath
kept bGrt inflammation too lang for his
character yet know not on what
Gdc thou wouldlt finite to igjarf a
character 70 well known"
A fouthern paper obferves, that
the civil and military oommandant
of the dinria of St. Gcnevieve, in
LouiGana, is under arrest by order
Of His ExeelIency Gen. WlIkin(on.
The charges alledged againf him
are, fpeaking difrefPe6tfuIly Of the
PreGdent and his purchafe Of Loaii-
ana.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-03

ther, whole charade:, to fay the
lealt, is queltioned bymany, fhalI
be advanced TO his place, % ferye
party purpofes, is to degrade the
privilege of election, and to de-
troy the frl and itrongett in.
centive to upright and faultlels
conduct.
II is not necedary to delineatc
the character Of the gentleman
who is held up to view in CON-
petition with Governor Strong.
Perlonal attacks are odious, it.
ritating, and perhaps ulelefS. 1t
is enough for the friends Of the
prcfent Governor to be able 10
challenge his mott inveterate en-
emies toproduce charge againt
him. The itories which have
heretofore been reforted to, are
too ridiculous TO be noticed
The people have repeatedly
lhewn their contempt Of them.
How tickle, unjult, and | may
fay ungrateful would it be, to
abandon 70 meritorious citizen,
who has devoted himfelf for
ferries Of years to the fervice Of
the commonwealth, for no other
caule but the triumph of party
How imPrudent, TO forlake one
whole principles are known,
WHOLE experience is great, and
whole virtues are universally ac-
knowledged, in order to fet up
another Whole political charac-
Ter has ever been equiyocal, and
Whole future conduct is altoge-
ther conie6tural.
The good Genfe Of Mafachu-
fetts will repel the attempt, and
again thew to the world that her
citizens are not a mob driven by
the breath Of any popular dema-
gogue whitherGoeyer he pleafes,
but that they think before they
act; thar they have liability Of
character and dilccrnment e.
nough TO perceive their own
good, and by their condua to
inIure it. CONSISTENCY.