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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
FOR rae PORTLAND GAZETTE. N
Mn. ADAMS,

Mn. ADAMS,
SURELY the democrats have very
treacherous memories, or they calcu-
late upon the gross ignorance Of the
people, when they pretend that the po-
litical principles and measures Of Mr..
JEFFERSON are in unison with those Of
Gen. Harrington. fany evidence were
necessary to show the error Of this as
sumption, we might refer to the fifth
vol. Of Judge ALarslaH's history lately
published. This furnishes proofs suf-
fiicient to convince the most obstinate,
that Gen. Washington and Mr.. JeftrsOn
did not agree on political subjects.
Those who have not leisure to read
this volumes I'VE would request to con-
slider the following facts Gen. Wa8h-
inSton was the decided, active and ieal-
Gus advocate Of the Federal Constitu-
ton Mr.. jefferson disapproved Of it,
and represented it as a system Of tyran-
ny. The measures Of Gen. Hashng-
ION III favor of neutrality in 1894, were
condemned by Mr.. jefferson. So also
the attempts to negotiate with England,
TO preserve peace with that nation, and
to check the insidious conduct of the
French, who were DESTROYS to engage
us in a war against the British in their
favor, were all opposed and censured by
Mr.. Jcftrson and his party. And the
very men who abused the illustrious
Washington, while he was President,
who misrepresented and condemned
his wise policy, were the intimate
friends Of Mr.. Jeftrson, and shared his
friendship and patronage at the very
moment. If we look for the calumni
ators and revilers Of Washington, in
1894, 95 s 90, we shall find them a
mong the particular friends and assUci-
ates Of Jefferson, and on whom he has
conferred official favor. The identical
persons, whom virtuous people s the
friends Of Washington must have view.
ed as deserving severe censure, have
been patron1sed and caressed by Presi-
dent Jc06raoH. And many Of those
whom Gen. Washington placed in of
hce were removed BY the idol of de-
mocracy. Say then that Mr.. Jefferson
Is q good Democrat, a good Jaco5in,
an advocate for French t,Tncihle8 and
an enemy to the British All this NAV
be true: We will not dispute it.
But never let it be pretended, that Mr..
Jtfcrson agreed with Gen. WASHINGTON
as TO political subjects or that he ab-
proved Of the wise measures Of the adj
ministration Of that Saintcd Hero. And
let il be further observed and remem-
bered, that the conduct Of President
adams, so severely condemned and so
basely misrePresented BY the whole
democratic party, received the full and
decided appreciation Of Cen flashing
ton IN the last year Of his life.
a REAL REPUBLICAN.
@<x @
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
BOSTON, OCT. =
COPENHAGEN SURRENDERED.

Capt. Pratt, arrvedhe from Amsterdam,
which he left the 9th August, informs that
while lying in tie Texel, he received I let
ter from an American gentleman in Am
sterdan, announcing to him, that on the Goth
August, Copenhagen had surrendei ed to
the British arms, without resort to HOSTILE
ties. We also hear, that the conditions Of
the capitulation were that the Danish feet,
and forts should be held BY the British IN
till the conclusion of peace between Eng
land and France, and then be restored
Capt. Pratt, also had the intelligence Of the
Equalization Of the Danish capital from the
Dutch Admiral, and other officers in the
Texcl-Mr. Monroe had advised that A.
mcrican vessels in Holland, ready for sea,
should return home north about and that
others should remain a short time 60 see
the issue q the negotiation in England
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
count.

Capt. Steele, who arrived at this port on
Tuesday last, in 40 days from Amsterdam,
Informs, that il was reported and believed
that Copenhagen, ;he capital Of Denmark,
with the Danish feet, together with the
Island ofZeaiand, surrendered to Admiral
Gambler. commanding the English feet be
fore that place, on the Doth Of August The
English capture all Danish vessels
Capt. S. was boarded BY cruiser in the
North sea, in company with another, who
Informed him, that they had taken seven
vessels the day before under Danish colors.
The misunderstanding between the Uni
ted States and England, had created much
alarm among the Americans and merchants
i'll Holland, who were concerned in trade
with this country. The shippers of Goods
fearing that war would take place between
the two countries, their property would Of
course be expcsedto English privateers,
Several American vessels have sailed in
ballast. Business very duh,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
SHEFENC EEN0R4NBA.
NOTICE 1

FOR IaIe ~ ~ ChEf1f.r, ~ t5r iozgry sornds
a ne Dvgeilizg 5oase, Office 4p4 store belonging /"
fbe gf0ts q ORA Mutual, Esq declared; bang %
excellent FGadjo fyader az fBs Country ggor5h--
The ztbIe z0H Le 5ol AZ private sale h6erSffrf
DIT Of ssvsraiy sa' fysg4i,si, fbe rtr5f 5dTg f',4
annually FOR ta,t5=r pa,tieGIar5 erfaiyy my S
made 81 ne sg5gyi5cr IN Po,tL1aA
O8. II. Z. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
Gazette abip Gelps.
PORT or POR7ZAND--lsO7.

We1res4Gr, Oct. z.
Arrived brig Gov. Strong, capt Cowsr
from Liverpool, 81 days.
Thursday, Oc:. 8.
Arrived ship Aurora, capt: Steel. 40 days
from Amsterdam-Left there, brig Unity,
Dodge, for Newburyport in 10 DAYS; brig
May@lower, Bunten, do. uncertain snip
Brutus, Friend, do. sailed in co ship Rom
ulus, Lubkins do. uncertain ship Thomas,
Evcleth, DO. IA days brig Spectator, Lit
tie, OF Damaliscotta for Boston, uncertain
ship Phenix, Wright, Of Wetherheld, for
NewyOrk, 10 ship Cordeha, Dorr, Boston,
Il ship Hanover, Williams, o. New Bed
ford, for Network, Is ship Eliza, HufEng-
ton, BaltiInO re, 4 ship Frances, Pratt ,bos-
ton, sailed in co; brig Margaret, Mason,
Of Charleston, 5, destination unknown ship
Elizabeth, Clockner, Baltimore 10, ship
Alpheus, Trott, Of r. Island, for St. Ubes,
waiting for Wind ship Diana, Easterby,
Charleston, DO ship Resolution, Brown
Of Portland, for ireland, sailed in co.
Same dJy--Arrived ship General KNOX,
Granido, rs DAYS from L.yerpO0l-CsrEs
SAB 70 Thomas Wekstc.
SatlrL1y Oct I'D
Arrived brE Fcrtitude. Minot. g days
from Llycrpool-CIrRc 81 r 7. @i'@ss.
Sa1LaT, OF. al
Arrived brig Ruhy. Driakvatcr. z5 davs
from Marigailnt-C,EF5 .'Iolasscs 20 III C9rs
Same erg--Alriyed brig Eml,. CAnard
2S days from ST. Thomas Markets dull
Same 5g-briE Lion, Alden, from c.
penhagcn, VIA Boston.
SHEFENC MEMORANDA.
We learn from Cape Cod. that thr ship
Fame, Clark, o. Wiscassct, Iruqn Liverpool.
bound tO Boston, went ashore In the stcrm
on Fridcy evening last, near Sandwich, but
was got of without any mate rial damage. A
sch said 70 DC from the west Indies, and a sch
and q slOOp from tie Eastward vCrr driven
ashore AZ tie same time.
o. The 7th aug. IN the Gut Of CibTalter,
schs- Hannah Adams n Washington. from
LeghoIn, for Boston, were seen I'D the pos
session Of q Spanish gun boat, and vSere um'
ming N tor Tariiiaon The Spanish shQre.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
{" Amsterdam. Anz- 2.

-I''t0t'' ''t3FIt1 -
"We have to inform you, that the Amer
ican Consul, Mr.. Bourn, told us to DAY, that
nc had received averbal message from Mr.
Monroe, the American Minister in England,
by which that gentleman advised that AL A.
merican vessels that should be ready for sea
should get oft as soon as possible, North a.
bout whereas those vessels that vvere not
ready, should wa. The turn Of events
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
sTRALSUND, AUG. 4.
The garrison has been reinforced by
detachment Of troops from Finland.
YoMERtNrA. Aro. Il.

FOAERASfAg AvG. Is.
ThePreParations forthr seige of Stral-
sund are III great maturity. The
operations against this place have been
much promoted ~ the result ola gem
er'd engagement, which took place on
the 9th, before the fortress. The
Swedes were obliged 20 abandon all
their advanced posts. They lost 4 or
SEQ men. The loss Of the French
vas infinitely less. The Swedes keep
up a vigorous fire. The French
troops promise tobe masters ofStraleuad
IN weeks. The King of Sweden has
again proposed an accommodation !;
but ms propositions were rejected
The garrison ofStralsundis estimated
at 5000. The English troops are said
70 have re-cnIbarkcd from Rugen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

Il will afford much satisfaction to tie
friends otjustice to know, that the notoll
1Nsly 'Hianoas Stephen Burroughs, 1anafac-
ttrsr and TyhoIs-sdle- dealer Of counterfeit mon
ey' Is once more in protection Of the strong
arms OF Che law. This plunderer of pro
perry was taken short time since.
Cgarlcs Kilbourne, Esq. living in Stan
steal, Cauada, where Burroughs resided,
ana VII E. Bangs Of Derby, Vermont, went
n pursuit Of him on arriving at his house.
nc jumped from window, and ran to Che
barn, where he was discovered in a room
maize under the hay. On Mr. kilbourne's
entcEms-tAc retreat Of Burroughs, the vii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
cHILIcoTHE, SEPT. II.
-fNl.iDLI,H TI-4R Z

Every movement Of the Indians IS marx 81
with suspicion. We wish not to alarm o,,,
defcnccless countr7men upon the frontier i,
harnwmg up tbeir feelings with the disas
tiers Of an Indian war. but were we 20 e.,
VIC anticipated no danger, we should belle
oar own Judgment Reports concerning
their recent movements arc much exagera
ted. But II is fact teyond contradiction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

Ian snapped pistol several times al him,
but it did not e. off, lie was sent under
strong guard for Montreal A large amount
~ cOum criet bills was found in his posses
Sion, Of lTai4e Ba,t, Cheshire BzHt. Nam
tucket Pacific Bank, and the Farmers TX
change Bank, At Gloucester, X. J. together
with paper and instruments ior making mol-
",
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
TAKE NOTICE N

FOR Iale i'll Turner, Dwelling Hcufe, ous
: houies and Store, conveniently fituated for
Trader, being the property Of 6ls-ssl Spa,
of Bottom For further particulars enquire OF
the fuhfcriber in Portland
Oal2 EZEKIEL WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

Our Principally was the day before
yesterday taken possession of in the
name Of the new King Of WestphaIia,
amid the cries OF Lang he KiHg
Jerome"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

We are informed that the English China
feet have sailed for England with only
small part oftheir cargoes not having been
able to settle the controversy which arose
respecting the death Of Chinese
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

q Several articles prepared for this days
paper are Inavoidably omitted to give place
70 the favors Of our advertising friends
" We tender our acknowledgements for
the increasing patronage given the Gazette.
Sirty-thTee naRcs have been added to the
list Of oar subscribers in the course Of the
last and present month.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
-u@ e. - e, @~-


We have received remarks, critical, burr
lesquc and passionate On those nondescript
communications IN the Argus on the
" Bro-n Tower" which appear 10 have been
furnished under the operaii,n Of a disorder
termed " cacoefhes scyi5snA,"' which "h-
tcrary quacks," are very subject 20. What
ever MAY be tie motive " our correspond
dents, it IS wei 10 remember that a mere
"jI'ntble Of words" only, viii nevere effect e.
Their good Ut evil.
;" The itch Of eyifisS IS an everlasting
curse"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
q To Country Physicians and

ApothecarIes. -,
& GeaeraI aGsyfvsnt # GENUINE NED
- CINE, and 4slit4Jir quantity II fURi'E'
TrURE fo, tbr l4rr, y eftred Jar RAE tWep'y-
FIVE per cent i7zpsr tim can Be pa'ebc'ef AZ 01y
Apot5ee1,iss' s5s IL te4ra, if GPfiisS f'r iis1''''
gteIy--Inquire of the Printer.
PcI.kaHI, o.. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
CORTLAND,
Monday, OctoJer II, 1907.

- sJ5,ocoJ1535H o.


WE have received verbal information BY
capt. Cowan, who arrived at this port on
Wednesday last, III 81 days from Liverpool
that the United States schr Revenge, with
dispai chcs from our Executive, arrived in
England August 81. Tho nothing officia!
had tran5rired respecting the dispute with
Great Britain, hopes were entertained that
all differences would be amicably adjusted
UgtorrmateL, CAPT. 3. brought 10 papers
The Centinel Of Saturday last, men
tons that intelligence was received
via Passamaquaddy, via Halifax per
the Silvia Gutter, arrived thele in
20 days from England, that, all the
points in dispute between the U. States
and G.. Britain were settled in friendly
manner, and, that a cessation Of hostiH-
ties had taken place between England
and France" The Silvia, If there is
any truth in this report, left England
but two days later than capt. Cowan,
who heard nothing of this great and
good news. We have very little belief
III the correctness Of this Halifax ac-
count.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

Inc people OF Kentucky are represented
- al ONO papert TO be so ardent for war, a,
: DC actually preparing knapsacks for their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

Rev hlf4fY Aiatch-s I've ,rJar.
stano' at tue late term of the Supreme
Court "a THIS town, that no less tl.an FIVE
Peutlons and orders Of notice thereon.
tor divorces in this county, were read
and acted upon.-Dedhqm paher
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

The pamphlet now in circulation on
the subject OF the British treaty, has
been " guessed" to Be from the pen of
lion. Oliver WoIcott, Of Network !:
As Yankees, we TOO have RIGHT to
guess ana we guess" it to be the pro-
duction Of the Hon. Governor Morris.
nc democrats rave as much at the
disclosure of this treaty, as if there ney.
rwas such senator as Stephen THonlh-
son 4I''"0" or as If the American peo-
PIE were not to be trusted with the
NloViedge q transactions which in
yolve their dearest interests
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

BLANKS--of az! kinds,
Fgr 54is II !. Adams Bgsk.qs-.-- Fif 5ffs'f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
Virginia Legislature House of Delegates.
TUESDAY, December %. 1905.

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notion
Penn scouddy M,
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Prce wis
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MsR e,d ekeEd Im,iar Cdaod,
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Curugt SrnenIo ~
wnh'n" Hodg
Jones Ptgv Nose
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A.
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r.
dpaedN House, Wit:
n
in Nord borough; nd
n i lei cr~cc
oordh a unIrd reconsider
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tt ofsulrvH ownof Pesur
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BEN
un( ttbc)w edtobt
nv words:
sheraton o m ear
Ne.SeI
e was wHt Iprsnr te ere.sad
II i, pryrn gA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02


The question being then put the resolution amended agreed by
0rcd That he committee for justice do prepare and bring bill
nP from the committee justice (Which ab
eoses.on petitions referred @noaG reso.
i do 'ss . the : sess ss s. a %.1
20 @ ps"ssa c g and py That sss By
5 sss @ Co sso sys Ss
~s g e slowed ' BY law for grinding
Is ss,.s
may not belong Them
a. Res tst Thai
@ ~ s%,S sfg s by ss.a;
p, 3 5 lS That committee petition
sm % ssar IL, Praying @ an s a.
"s petitioners
@ 9i, F% %s s 9a9 n" that o sn hem ;s' St
Ig sbeds se'~s euo:
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oese a,
3 a rqss rs & ne sP@a a @ @ g:i Of @
rors, usually granted
BE, ns,ors 81 T, as ss
sSpaas manner No,1 eca may a,ea.
S s sG ays " a ay pa. s @ a "s
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degrees o. dy shall ssg
n na 1s 5 6s 7a d oh 10 and 5f a5o being read
@ an , ." @ Iloa Fa (eGFon ag opy the house
lieu them the words rson and the question being
The question being then the resolution sancnded
| 0
OrA hat bills be brought in to the 3D. 5d, 7h
II and llth resolutions and that the justice freraps
u n
A rom the committee proposition anfrr cvas( vt av tjey
h words:
r,f under co7f
ing u ION lercic
Eppes
G yulgt that al
s o a iy Point nble
Utn om 1tn. pT
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Is e
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w
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is
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The same being
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
WEDNESDAY, December 81, 1906


@ ss s @ ss s 2sgse Of a ee a % eeo
a
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own L#erg in c~ng dred@rL" or - "
a
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Re q IA 20 uudy other hhasf ii cunt dh erenp c q 80
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holding and
land Jeremiah W>m, cH'0
10 %
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aDrotu
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avid a so
courthouse should erected o ABOUT hi or 'Ey ymas Distant
3 IS II o Or
"N1lI sdcany,
eeur br opinion the mentioned "a The
Aern otfete J SAID Place
Tia Hisheo,
cesOfue
bacen audi ada 80 r.
RI courthouse OIL n''a' county
seoIr,t fTE the William
bofhea county, may
motion made TO amend the same by
rnt ~ leno them Inc
and question being put Oh the proposed ''e " Io
then put OH amended was agreed toby the house
~ and inserting aleu OF u'rne words
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
FRIDAY. Deccmber I'd. -.

m n o 1y tlcrc
tci cot - r. Count
t o. Io esi t1u'
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greed rdth
mend ity
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Wicrcucn
R@oar that ds house doia m G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

dmcrst odrbu
nncmw
aimofNf rPenne seconded bu M p.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10
WASHINGTON, Feb 9.

On Friday last vi ALEXANDER was
bsoashs before ladgs Daessi, o. sas O.
scer w5a had h:a ~ chat.e tsom genera!
williamson. Fee officer produced s.iestef
isoas las secretary OF wSt, aGdlessea to
hlsi, directing aiaa 70 lsks lsif. AlsxsnSssf'
before oae oar ofsas Judge. OF tbs circuit
court. Judge Dackei cstlfhsa % ms
back Of tbs letter, saag tas dsrsc.ion ca sas
secretary mad heen corriled wlth, ana
tpat no evilrnse. had becn atsaaeed that
sceaed 70 require soy eEaeeg dug on his
part. fhis tie egkcsr fec9ssi1esSd as J
dlsoaargs, aad OF caa,se released Nj.
Alexander.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10
.-zae: go. UN
FaoM THE LONDON COURIER.
TIE ORPHANS.

ny ci,aise tie village I'm did gain,
Just as the setting SIMS last ray
Tip with reinigent gold the vane
Of the old church across the WY.
Across the way silent sped
TIE time si!l supper to beguile
In moralizing Ger the dead
That mouider'd round tie ancient pile
There many humble green grave shew,d
Where want and pain and toll did rest:
And many a tlatt ring stone view'd,
Ger thosc-who once had wealth pessess,d
A faded beach its SHADOW brown
Tarew Ger grave where sorrow slept:
On which tho scarce with grass o'er-sro#n,
Two ragged children sat and wept.
A piece ofbread between them lay,
Which neither seem'd inclin d to take;
And yet they Iookd SO much prey
TO want, itfmade my heart to ache.
NV little children let me know
Why you in such distress appear
And why you wastefu from you throw
That bread which many heartwou,d cheer
The little boy in accents sweet,
Replied, wlilse.tears each other chas'd---
Z: Lady, we've rot enough TO eat,
:" And If we had We would net waste.
" But sister Mary's naughty grown,
Il And will not eat whste'e say,
.: Though sure am the breads her OWN,
q. aud she has tasted none to-day.
q Indeed THE wan starv'd Mary SAID
I" Till Henry eats I'll eatno more
1" For yesterday got some bread
He's Lad none since the day before.
ny heart did swell, nay bosom heaVe;
/ felt as tho d9priv'd ofspeech
+ silent sat upon hegfaye,
Z Ard press'd clay-coid hand OF each.
With looks tilat-told tale of woe,
With looks that spoke q grateful hearb
The ess,iv' ring boy did nearer draw,
And thus tileT tt,lecoG woe impart
{" Before my father went away,
4 :. Entic'd bv bad men Ger the sea,
q Sister and I dia nought But play
{" We Iiv'd beside yea great asa tree.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10
Tunis Craven.
81
Feb. 10
Tive Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber living
near Leesburg, Loudon county, Virginia,
James Carrier, an apprentice boy about II
wears of age, slender built, dark halr--had
on when he went away dars mixed cloth
coat and pantaloons considerably Norn
swandown vest and yellow stiifet, cotton
vet, ard q new wool hat-S' hoeyer#hi &C.
liver the said apprentice to me, ittaken h tie
county, or if'opt,of the county securing I'm
in ial, sl.al! receive tie above rewi-rt. al
masters of vessels and others are iosc"arn~
ed from taking of the said apprentice
Benjamin -Shreeve.
Fsb.rlO Eoot..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10

lily anlyalue ofthe kinds and effects compre-
hended lii the cargo; under t.ls lnteitlgsnes
or laaaWledge taat Whatsoever slaii be disco
1vsred lA.es vas llol .llleluAeu IL lie layolce,
will pe coAtiscatsd without any Indulgence
A duplicate OF the n,va.ce and manifest will,
be required, LII orderlo rcinsdn LII Inc lonsu-s
lar Office. -
Tney are likewise required to take notice
OF hepubllcatlenS Wllich appeas ed, OF t.ie1 isl
May last, wnich says Dry gooas, liquors
and provisions, WAL be admitted Ill neutral
in posed on the commerce OF span Obsery-
ing, as an Indispensable circumstance, In or
der to be admitted TO All entry tliat such yes
seis FAUST lave ciearaaces direct ior SAID port.
He has now to latorn, that re mas Just re-
ceiyed from said officer, instructions Tor tie
republication ct the same, IN orler to co away
every Pretext and leave no room for supposlng
a relaxation therein, because aWant OF !. stilct
compliance Herewith, has III some measure
been tolerated ard also, that the said rcSu-
laticns should lSot be considered either as ar
sitlye determination OF govcgnmont.
" L i4&C TIC COtiSuIS CT ftCt>SOiiSo4Ss " tIic
& neutral ports, frenl whence expeditions are
sI,~de, Ind in case Of taefc beiIaS 10 coE-
!" sgis resident there, the persons authorised
by the minister plenipotentiapy Of ms ma
jesty. sl.si. certify TO the accounts or IN
:: voices, WITH the expression CT the pacticG.
6 lar port Of tire island to which t.sey are
I" bound, with an Individual rotation OF the
nnlnber, weight, measure, Quality ana Va
I" Inc CT tic kinds and effects coruprehendcd
g III the cargo; win this c!rcr.1stance, that
g Whatever Shall be discovered chat was noG
Included in the invoice, Will 5e coEsisc&tca
without any iaG4Igeaco.'
q Declaring; ana It IS hereby declare. /, that
I" that from ,al after the first DAY CT 5lArca
:" EcSt, such c2rgo or car3cca arriving here
" withegt TIC aforesaid attcstat:ql shall be
{: forfeited observing, that as 1as original
g invoices shall be presented and cepos;1edat
:. the respective c4sgon-lioases3 tic concern
g ed will fyr%ard q duplicate Thereof, to tciS
g correspondents for such :lse and purposes
9 as they may t2i:nk prop and as a vouchcr
/" with regard 70 tacir mercantile operaii-
{. o1s."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10
C A IL I'll O N.

r OST, q Check en- tie Eu1lk Ct .Ilerandria
4 4 tor One Rnne-sd and FIFTY collars, drawn
ly the subscriber in favor OF II. Miller, dated
the 9th OF january-as payment IS stopped
at bank it can be ONO use TO the hoioer-
" hoover has found the Same anei Will deliver
it tori. Miller will be rewarded Tor their
trouble.
Tunis Craven.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10
Y. FORoNDA,

14anfsh l27aSa3 Gfe1erat
n. B. In the ports waere there is no PEI
son authorised by lis najesty's minister PIE
nipotentiary, to grant the necessary certlil-
Gates, II that case they mast apply TO the con
sui nearest at hand.