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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

States arriving there aud that goods
having been deposited may be carried 81.
Their up the river or outwards.
We further learn that in consequence
Of the disturbed state Of the frontier, a
large portion of our army, amounting to
about 1000 men, have been directed to
station themselves at Fort Adams.
Extract efa letter, dated Naschitseaes,
17M March, 1906.
We are likely to havea brush with
the SPaniards in this quarter, in conse-
quence Of a small parcel of land being
claimed by the two governments, situate
between Natchitoches and the river Sa-
bine neither party being disposed to
relinquish their jurisdiction, are about
to try which is the strongest.-In for.
mer letter, I informed you captain Tur-
ner had driven small party Of soldiers
from this side the Sabine river; they
were much mortified At being obliged to
move, and have since collected between
4 and 500 men at littletown called Ma.
cogdoches, $50 miles west Of this place,
from whence they have notified maj or
Porter Of their intention to resume their
former posts, one Of which Is only 6
miles distant from this place the major
has, in consequence, sent out detach-
ment of 60 men, under the command Of
capt. Johnston, to prevent the Spauiards
from occupying any part On this side of
the river, or, if possible, toprevens their
crossing it is conjectnred, from the
dispos ition Of capt. Johnston who
would almost as soon fight as eat that
if the Spaniards cross the river, an en-
gagement will ensue-we are not fearful
Of any i'll consequences here, let the is
sue be what it will"
M1U.1 Tori Eiection.-The annual e.
lection has just taken place in this state.
Considerable exertions were made in
some districts by the federalists and not
altogether without success, a. from the
returns received there is little doubt of
their seAding one federal member more
to the next Congress than they have 10
the present.-The number Of federalists
in the state legislature is also somewhat
increased. The Clinton party, who have
for some time carried aH before them,
is stated to have experienceds consider
able detection, and the Livingston or
friends Of the present Governor Lewis,
such an increase as render the two diff
ferent seets Of democrats, in that state,
so nearly equal in the legislature that in.
to which ever scale the federalists throw
their weight it will have the PrepOOder.
anee. -. -.
tEed. T. Herald
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cello.
The following extracts from Mr.. Iohn
Randolph, were given Us by q gentleman,
who took them down while Mr.. Ram
dolph was speaking. Coming as they do
from one Of the late friends Of Mr.. Jef-
ferson and his administration, they were
too novel TO escape his notice, and 80
correct and remarkable that we have been
induced to lay them before the public in
the most conspicuous form. We beg
Democrats to give them candid peru
sal, and to reeollsct that these are not
Federal Calumnies, but the genuine ef.
fusions and bold asser tious Of one Of their
own idols. This is not Federal but De-
mocratie evidence. Washington Fed.
WE have been trading these FIVE
years past~on FEDERAL CAPITAL !;
1uhsn that il exhausted. Lfear ,ue shaH6e
Bankrupt 10th in resources and rsbuta-
ITEM"
"Ihdve no hesitdtion in saying, shat
the principal part fine naischiefs Which
this nation has endured jor the last tho
years, haze sprung from ME King Go
set, and the Keeper IF that Closet"
Meaning it is said Mr.. Jefferson, and
Mr.. Madison. -
. " The point is no.p at issue, sshethsr
this caunt'y shaLbe governed BY thsp ria-
eitles sfthe constitution, or By secret,
iHpi.ible-irresbonsiblt, CABINET. Ian
prepared to meet that issue."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

WASHINGTON CITY, MAr7.
We understand that the Spanish a.
gents at Mobile have agreed that the CT.
~ shall be place Of deposit for goods
brought 10 vessels Of citizens Of the U.
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From the B6ltimsFe Euening Post q
=. Mau u.s., ~
MORE BRITNH OUTRAGES!

MORE BRITISH OUTRAGES!
Another daring outrage upon the In
dependence and Sovereignty ofthis eopn-
try has been committed by !" His sacred
Maiesty's" frigate the Cleopasrs, who
boarded one Of oar regular trading ships,
the Eliza, Perry, master, from Lon
donderry, within two leagues Of the land,
in four fathoms water, and after a pilot
had been received ON board, and vio-
l.ntly carried of one American citizen,
IL men passengers coming to reside in
this country, ono woman, (wife to one
ofthe impresse6 and an apprentice boy.
This q damning deed" was done on
Sunday evening last, attended with all
the insolence and cruelty with which
" Hi. Msjesty's" people are wont to ho-
nor ID YANKEfs ; and the lieutenant, to
rive anundoubted proof ofhis eouRA cE,
severely wounded with his sword a
young man who had attempted to seerete
himself from the outrage.
/ Many OF the passengers possessed
considerable property on board the Eli
za--they were dragged of without being
permitted to make any arrangement for
the preservation thereof to their children
and relatiyes--without any clothing save
what happened to be on them! A re-
6nement of cruelty deserving Of the Bri.
fish name. --,--- ---
The Cleopatra, weare informed, pro-
eeeded to Norfolk to lake in provisions
and water. Wehope the citizens of that
place viii esinee the same patriotism and
spirit as those of New-York have done,
and deny the man-stealers". the rights
of hospitality. They deserve the exc
Grafton ofall good men. --,-.. -,
We hope the master Of the Eliza will
publish his protest against this fragrant
violation Of our rights as -sexeEsiga or
neutral nation, so,har the aggression.
10 all its glory, may come before the
public Is an addenda 70 the gallant n.ur-
der Of poor Pierce. p
Il would be highly proper tina. the
names, and . description of the persons
impressed should also Be published, that
their relatives may know that they have
not arrived in that land Of liberty, whose
shores they hailed with extaey. Seve-
raj ofthose who now groan in oppression,
were occupied during the day in behold
ing that land on which they hoped to have
found = resting place from tyranny, but
which they were mot permitted to reach
How hard 10 be Wressed from Our hopes
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MARTMSBURG. May IS.
Two Apprentice panted, to
learn the Art efPrinting.

THE Editor Of the IntelIigencer,
i will take. on advantageous terms,
two lads (from IS to II years of age of
moral character and sPrightliness, to
learn the Art Of Printing.
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Mr.. BEATTY, Surgeon Of the Vieto.
~, (says late London Paper) has had
the tall, which was the instrument ct
death to the late Lord Nelson, set I'M gold
and chryssals The fringe ofthe ePaulee
is ct hanging lit. Two thousand gui-
meas have been offered him for it, but he
refused. '-.
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: Dispatches from the Mediterranean
were, received IN Washington on Wed.
nesday, and were forwarded to Month
cello.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

. Capt. Hudson, Of the Neptune, from
Africa who arrived at Charleston the
29th ult. was boarded on the 18th Fe-
bruary At Cape Coast, by French squa-
dron OF sail, two of the line. They
had theh captured II sail Of English
Guiueamen, and afterwards proceeded
to the Lagos, where they captured 1--WE
sail more one Of them the Mary, Capt.
Adams, Of LiverPool.-Capt. Adams
engaged one Of the frigates, and was
killed in the action.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

Mr.. fe6ersan and his tege-We
formerly noticed the nom ltion by the
pre- mt to the senate, ola Mr.. Ham.
mand, to command the I'd regiment Of
infantry, in the service Of the United
States we have now to state that, after
an indignant discussion, the senate, BY
a most decisive vote Of three to one, re-
leeted the nominations.
1t Is for the friends ofMr. Jefferson to
explain his motives. to this departure
from the established rule OF military sue
eession, BY attempting to appoint per-
son who was stranger to the army, to
distinguished and important command,
over the heads Of all our meritorious
field officers. captains, and sahalterns-
more especially as this identical Mr..
Hammond had in cont avention OF his
allegiance and the neutrality Of the u.
nited States, formerly accepted q mile
tary. commission in the seviee Of France,
had enlisted soldiers for that service
within the United States, aud had actu-
ally committed hostilities against the
neutral and friendly nationt
We rejoice. whatever the motives
were, that the design has been ARE ted
and that The independent members OF
the senate, by vote, which is equally
honorable 70 their patriotism and per.
soual characters, have indicated the
dignity Of the United States, and the
best interests Of the service.
IPM. Rrgister.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
MoNDay, Mareb e.


A confidential mefage was received from the
preGdeus Of the United Ssates, which was read
with claied doors.
A bill directing TIE secretary Of the treasury
TO cau!c 20 be iurseyed the coat Of N. Carolina,
between Cape HatseEas and Caps Fear was read
third time and passed, ayes n.
A bill foi laying out and making road from
Cumberland in Maryland, TO the aa,c of Ohio,
was read the third tire.
Mr.. Holmes moved to pofPone the bill indie.
nitsiy, ani observed that if this motion prevail.
ed, he ihould of.r amosion for the appointment
of commit oners by the pref Tent to explore a
route. :
MeffSs Sloan, Bard. Clark, Oiin, Finley. end
J,ckion supported am Mpssrs. M'Creery, Be.
digger, LYON, and R Mellon. opposed this mo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29

4 N =
the 49, fAaffs wlal
First resolution Us agreed To-.
"a NAYS SO. s!ss
The secosd agreed to----Ysa. Q.
Nays 81.
Aud the third disagrsd ,o-y.,. i
Nays72. cas- 5;
Whereupan a commit ety..
to bring in bill. rr'''''a
Mr.. Crowninshield from IT, .o..
of Commerce and Manufactuf, 80" we
"a bill, to amend in the cases tIlee; s ~,
toned, the &C, to regulate the cp.e,;s
OF duties on imports and tonnage, St;I
was referred so5a scemmiuee Of The Wv" I'
on Thursday. nc
Mr.. ] c. Smith. from the commit. :
Claims, made an unfayerabe report on,b,
memorial oE Daniel Cotton, IN which H.
house concurred.
Mr.. d. K. Williams offered an solp,;,,
directing the post mas er general after III,
day Of 10 cans.
the post.oface, for the city of ashinp,op
10 be kept at or near the capitol.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29

men. /; when il was poltponed xii to- N 'fEoW.
TUESDAY, MARCH IS.
On motion Of Mr.. Mumford the house
resolved itself into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Nicholson in the chair, on the
bill prohibiting the importation of certain
{ BriiishJ goods, wares and merchandise.
The articles enumerated IN this bill are
the same as those contained in the resolu.
tion CIR which it was framed.
MIR. Mumtord moved TO fill the blank
left for the time when the bill is to take et
feet, with 15th November next.
Mr., T. Clay moved the first of January,
and Mr. Crowninshield the first ct July.
Mr.. Mumford said while they were
charging foreign government with sur
prising their commerce, he hoped they
would not do the same thihs the mselves.
He was therefore opposed to the first OF
July, and in favor OF The 18Th November.
Mr. Bidwell spoke in favor Of filing the
blank win the 18th of November, and
Mr.. Blackledge in favor of the first of
Joly.
On agreeing to the first of January the
house divided-Aycs S7--Noes 81
the federal me mbers voting in the afhrma-
tive.
On agreeing to the 18th of November,
64 members rose on the affirmative side
carried. On this question the federal
members likewise voted 10 the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. Mumford, blank
was filed, SO as to make the section a.
tnenoed read as follows:
&c Woo!len cloth. whose invoice price
hallexceed fve shiAings sterling per square
gard"
Mr.. T. Clay moved to add to the emu.
uerated articles Tank bookS, which motion
was dlssgreedt to. Ayes SO. Noes ST..
A motion made by Mr.. Parker, to add
Iron hollo7o Ware, shared the same fate.
Ayes $50 Noes Sc.
Alter some further amendments, nor
touching the principle OF the bill, the COM
mittee rose. aud reported their agreement
10 the bill.
The house Immediately considered and
agreed to the amendments and ordered the
bill TO be engrossed for a third reading to-
morrow without division.
On motion of Mr.. Dawson the house
resolved itself into committee of the
whole on the state Of the union, Mr. Gregg
in the chair, on the resolutions for the bet-
ter protection of our ports and harbors.
The FIRST resolution for appropriating
$50, 900 dollars for the better protection OF
ports and harbors was agreed TO without
DEBATE Ayes 6S-Noes SO.
The second resolution was read for the
appropriation Of $50, 600 dollars for build
ing gun boats.
Mr.. Dawson moved to strike on. this
sum, and leave blank, with the view Of
filing i, with larger SUM in case the third
resolution should be disagreed to.
This motion was disagreed to--Ayes
IS.
When the resolution was agreed To-
Ayes 70.
The third resolusion'was read appropriate
ing CSC, 600 dolls. towards the building Of
six line of battle ships.
MIR. Newton moved to strike out $50 900
dolls. and line battle ships, so as to con-
fine the resolution TO an appropriation &C.
nerally, for naval purposes.
This motion was lost-Ayes 10.
When Messrs. Masters, Lyon & Cook
spoke at a considerable length in favor Of
the resolutions:
The question was then taken GA . ,e
resolution, which wa, rejeeted---only 80
members rose in favor Of il,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29

ton, sh:ch was diag;sed to, yeas 81 nays
6s.
The question was then pu. on the pafsage OF
The Bit, which was carried in the stiirmative,
yeays IS. nays 81.
NJ. Iohn G. Smith from the confcrces on the
Ssag,ceing votes 81 The two hGufes on the bill for
the relief of Peter Landais, reported a recon,
usnda,ion TO the h5us. TO rccede from their d,a-
agreement to the amendments OF SeaaSe, IN which
recommend ition the house Immediately concurfcd
and th: bill has consequently passed the two
hou(es.
The Hcnfc took up the amen tme its nt the
Senate 10 the bill eaabilhins rules for the CO.
varnment of the armies OF the United States, 10
furnc OF which thsy agreed, and dilag ssed TO o.
theirs.
Mr.. D.wfan reported ,efalntion IN favour OF
III. prayer Of t.e memor,alJ OF Rgberl Pcle!s md
othars, in which the houf. concurTcd, and ap
pointed committee ts bsing in b.l.
Mr.. R. Nelfon reported aeill making 'urtheE
appropriation towards completing the fopsh wing
of the capitol, which was referred to- committee
of the whole tomorrow.
The Houfe refo'ved irfelf into committee of
the whole: Mr.. Gregg in the chair, on the bii
prefcrlbing the ea q in each Gate Of the recorcs
Of judgments and DEGREES of courts IL every o.
ther aase who tepotted the biz without amend.
men, when it was pofponed ill to- m 'fEow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

r. Scotland, Louis A1aSefatls, Lzt ss the
mott celebrated walker uf his Eime--none it
"ss iaids could run faitsr than Lczis yet il
isems, Death, after long chale, cvsrtool bin.
IA Madrid, Admiral Don FraHcifco Solano,
-rt- 50 swell known during me American war
81 Nsss- CrIeaas on &c II ID Hh. Mr.. I'm 7.
6s-lsr.--bb Ss1b esal s,sfsHss BY zvsnad re-
ss'ssafrsn Sprsiayd, sstS zpb0ss be bsa dc
fates = lsf< FIRE. Tbj, pzszseaisafsS zzd daring
17arasr sDzs eszszfsts5 IN TIE sysrres # q large
saa1'e # fifiSeas lie sf,eeisa5 ,illsia, yso,tgy
gisr To ay9S;s trsss, deliberately zvs5-drl1v and
.spezsa a large ~: BE sefsrs b. gaes tbe de-
sfseS fatal fa5i1 fde FIX, ztbie5 seyed one er Bis
yiss--9ffy zObis5 tbi kosf-rbirfy rszydersy maze
sral asfa@sis to FAB t5sf ssbo zSae ia RE az If
sffrebeadisg bin.
IBs murderer bss 6sea Fried oaS oegrif,ed, BY .
jEsy ssTPJrS 'iueipzly Fl SesaiardS.l
II this town, Satira, daughter of Jofeph
.Fsrnsid, aged ID montks-Edvard, fon cf
Edward coFb, aged 9 nonfhs.--A child a
sscnsl LsFa, aged A savs-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

Taken h kxscuts7, and b Be- fill AZ
Fa6ac Zcedsae, On I-hURSEls III tie
Twenty-hilh az Of September ne:i,
al es0eu Ct M. eieck, IL H.. ffsrs ae54,
on the Pransje5.
THE right inNEquity Of Redemption, in
and to the following Nor gagged Zeal
Eftate, lying and beng in Portland, il laid
county, viz. inlall lot Of Land, with the one.
half Of a Dwelling Houle thereon, ard All tlie
privileges thereto belonging, bounded IL to-
lows, VIZ. beginning At the HorfhweHerly cor
ner Of lot Of Land owned by VIM -ecle.r,
on the Southeaiterly hde Of Bacl1-fEreet, thence
Wefteriy by faid Back-lreet, CLIQUE ao il. wv
JoGah Lows Land; thence from tho aflrr-
iaid Bounds;o extend Southeaiteriy adicinilr
the aforeLa.d Beokerts Land On the one noe
and faid Lows Land on the other fde keep
ing the fame width about fix Rods, until II
comes TO Lands OF Mark Walton.
EZRA GIBBS, DspI SIC, IF
ArgyG 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

A writer in the Iaff Argus, under the hg
nature Of Oxygen, attempting TO ihow The
imSropriety Of certain rePToachful sP'th.t
os term the very exilience Of which Is doub'ed
ua sIfo af;rms that the bile, BY It's " GH'fJsfpt'
. - ! the friend and ally Of the eonittu'
- Il getting the better of " fsftie or sfbf'
se;,1sy," when adaiIed BY diieaie-
New IL septis" is 70 be interpreted doubt
"a think theexilence Of the zcidity migh'
be problematicsl- !: -,
Whether tbele egregious blundsrs' IN the
choice Of terms, together with the ouInon 2, O
al article, and badnefs Of fPeiiing' are % os
,no,tsa "a the writer or printer is uncertain
and as have been sceufsd, BY ione' Of
writing the piece, lido hereby declare Hyfelf
Nor GUELTY Of the charge.
~ JEREMIAH BARKER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

Ne. !. UNION ROW,
HAvE lun received, and now opening far
4 fale, al extealve alorment If Ffeih
Goods YTx. Superfns black, blue brown &
mixed Broacclothes and Cailineres- butt and
white DOS Loudon printed Canhrirs--tti-
perhne and comaon Calicocs-furni;ures-
Cambria Dimoiies-Lace--Leno and Picerer
Mnllins--Lace Cam1rics--do Shawls - 4
aad 6-4 whire Corron Cambrlcs : S-s black
do--black and colored Lutitrings-Indis PLAID
do.-Thread Laces and Edgings--biack and
white Lace, and embroidered Silk Ho(e--
black and white Silk Glsves--pIain. b'ssik and
olive Velvess aud Cords--Co,ton md silk
Chanbray hIulins--whitc and colorei Silk
Cords--Cap and Habit Par.erns---7 cafe,
"A aid 7-s lriih linnens--a large ABORT
ment Of India Cottons, &C &c.
Ays.f Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
SaIes By 2uftiOH.

10 be Jau at PgdEc Aa7ien, 81 ast
Pre110gly d59sfd Ct cat Pripafe Jol. Z
on 1UHSDA1-, tLs ei6 S-lg. Deaf,
at n c'ckck, III.
a Lot ef Land iituated on Fonp-
.EIe-frsst, meafuring On iaid ftrset lis =
~ feet, aid running back CO Or 7U itet, VI N
haHdiome dwelling -houfe ihsrcun, swo ito
ries high--now occupied byNIr JarF4E III H.
Conditions Liberal, and mace kiCwn Tie
time and place Of falc, On application TO
II. Greely y 10. AaH'rs-
Avgyf Us.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
DANCING.

n ER. SMITH INTENDS opening an
M Evening School for teaching the po-
lite accomplishment Of Dancing, the fuft week
ia September He Aopts tby funiHfng a
convenien, Halt and good Mufc)to render
his School both inltTnaive and pEeahng to
thofe who will honor him with their affend
ance, and aHires th n that H. highef amhi-
lion will be 10 meritsheir aprrotal on. - For
,ernis apply at No. 5, J1ioa- SYborE
1agvf .25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
Gazette 5bip GeiBs.

PeRT OF PoRZzAND;-IsoS.
I'5srsaay, Bsg. 81.
Arrived nip Alexander Hamilton, Clap, f..
Hzvanna, via Boiton.
Same s4y--brig Edward from Bolton.
Fri2sy, AEE %.
Arrived fch. Eeiefderaier, Stnrdivanr, 10
Says from PAiladeiDhia.--6ch.R Rover, MI.el-
Ian, from Pafamaquaddy.
49, Saturday, dug 2s
Arrived ichE Experiment, Slower, 2e DAYS
from Cape de Verbs.
YESSELS SPOKEN.
Ialy ~. lat. so, Ion. So. brig Ann, How
lard, OF Portland, out IA days-July %, lat.
A, Ion AZ, flip Aurora, Coombs, from New
Orleans, for Nantz Aug. ! 9, lat 81, ion. co,
3eA. Minerva, Circuit, from Dominica, for
Csfiue.
VESSELS EEF7
AT Aansna, July IS, the oliver, Gould, for
xsnnebunk, N 10 days; Thomas and Henry,
drfchargings -, Decatur, 10 -, Prem
ais, from Marbiehead, for Portland. lihelled.
--Af HAVANA, July 81, Harmony, Small, Of
Portland, for BORON, Ia 20 days--At 81. VIM
cents, July 2s, Sarah. Hodge, q Wifcafer, IN
= asys--At PoiEt Fetre, (Guad.9 Juiy 27,
Hcary, Cutter, for Portland. in rs cays:--
brig William, Moulton, for do ia / days /:
---Nlary-Ann, Sawyer.
~rs- SKIPPING hEmrF4 RD1.
The brig Martha, Bragdon, of Postlsad,
s6days from Leghorn, arrived at Newyork
l4fh in1
About the 10Th infaat, lat. 20, 2, Ion. 70,
20, capt 3. Saw the wreck OF vef1ei, MATS
and howlPrit gone, and the fca beating over
next day, picked up writing ds1k, within
To eale, containing the RICHTER of ich. Cyg-
het' Oh Nswburyport, Francis Cook, matter,
~na owned by Ezekiel Prince, as per regilier
--i'kswifes feversl notes of hand-whicR the
r<' of owners may have again BY letter to
szisy and Bogzrr, New-YsrS. or "a Robert
srsgdon. of Portland.
T,fa10 " Asaib."-The Vicious (properly
xamsdf privAteer, Of Guadalonpe lately robbed
ichr General Pinckney Of all her cabin flores,
&C. amounting 70 ar Ie1R, two boat-loads, be-
naes beating and fsabbing two OF the crew.
coMHzRcI1L.
The Csntinel Of Wednesday iaEf Jays, We
have now before IN letter, dated the 9orh
ysiy, from one Of the bea informed men in
H0tJsx, which Gates. thar the Irt'ss, Of Psr,s-
nosf5, had been tried, and both veffel and car
- ordered TO be relsored, fhe claimants pay
ng full cofts.a q BY this decree" the letter
edas,r toe cours has eifsbhihed the right Of
1sntrais TO carry to Evsps the produce Of enc
mys colonies IN the sa-Isdss, provided i y as
s0s imported by the fame perions, nor with an
ankentlOn 20 be r1poffed A l2roe property Is
now depending here IN knilar Creation with
sas @1sas, which il is isppofed will be ibcra-
~ W Sonieqsenss NJ this decision
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
Carring in GeNfraL

EXFCUTED BY WILLIAM CARNONs,
- Clay Covs. Fote 7ssct. PORTLAND.
Having practifsdwth The molt experienced
and bea workmen in America and Eurcps, be
hat;ers himfeif thar he ilaIl be able to give
iatisfaetion to thofe who may Pleale TO en-
ploy him.
~ Comments are ufelefs, for one good 6g-
ure i better than 4 chapter Of defcriptions-
.1RrtE Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
@arrlea.

In this town, Mr. Abel viaton, mer. TO Nfifs
Sulan Cox.-Mr Jonathan Fairbanks, 10 Mifs
Mehitable Hsvey
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agent Of the U 5. to the CAoaaw nation Of
Indians, 70 Miis Mary Gordon