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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

in the intereits of his King, lent a
favourable ear to his proportions. -
he Immediately confented that both
armies fhould retire from the banks
of the Sabine. The Spanifh fierce for
the Purpoie of reinforcing their potts
on the frontiers of New Mexico, and
the American troops to defend the
pahes Of the MidiGppi. lie 5dlo dill
patched couricrs to The Vice King IN
the city of Mexico, AID furniihed
Wilkinfon forthwith, with 40, 900
dollars, +cLIcb zga4 fsnt tyas, 81. IN
tame ut0a NuhJ. The Intendant
further informed this gentleman. thar
before the arrival Of Cordero's dit
patches the Vice King was by no
means inclined to place full conf
dence in Wilkinfon, and refuGed to
tranfmit 10000 dollars, the balance
of the FUN which Cordero hao un-
dertaken to promiGe him. Soon az
ter this refulal, the Intehdant. Gaid
that WiIkinfon diTpatched confdcn-
tial Aid de-camp, Captain Burling,
to Mexico, with further proofs Of
the confpiracy, and with further diff
clofures relating TO the part taken IN
it. by the inhabitants Of the SpaniIh
Provinces, and with arequef for the
Immediate payment Of the 10000
dollars TO Gen. Wilkinlon. The
Vice King refuled to receive the in.
formation from Burling, and refer
red him for the payment of the mon
ey to the Intendanr at La Vera Cruz
for which place he Immediately or
dered him to depart. !" Upon his ar
rival here laid the Intcndent, "
refuied TO furniih him with any thing
but guard, and ordered him 70 take
his Pahage Immediately for New Or
leans" When the gentleman Is
whom this was fpoksn returned 70
this place 2 or 3 weeks ago, he meh-
toned the circumstances and the lub-
Rance of this CONVEX fation TO lome OF
his friends, who immediately gave
i circulation Il at lait reached the
heGtati 4 II h! vas aa3a col and after tome
notice of it. He fent an officer TO
the gentleman with three written in
terrogatories, TO which he requeaed
an anfwer III writing. 1T He de-
manded whether he had authorized
the report of fuch converIation with
the lntendant at la Vera Cruz. I'd.
Whether fuch conversation actually
took place Of the nature and It the
time reported, and Sd Whether he
believed the relation of the Intendant
to be true To each of which, this
gentleman aniwered by q laconick ye5t
and he has Gnte heard nothing fur
Their from the General. -Ftom the
weight of this gentleman's name and
character, as " ell as from thoutand
other corroborating circumstances,
his report is almott universally &C
credited, For my own part, corr
fefs | believe every little Of it, and !
absolutely begin 10 entertain ccmPaH-
ION for the wretch who is the fub-
jet Of it for it would feem that he
is now cut off from all getreat-eVeu
to the Spaniards. And 70 ends The
triple gGms he undertook 10 play.
IN. Il. Ep PET.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

S. Iitt!c,
4 7 The chamber over No. 9, So:ith Gde
4 = Long Wharf, has fer te "a hbr-A
ternis, being conGgument,
50 crates Liverpool Ware, well a,f0rtcd
20 FEds Rvm
10 Pipes Spaniih Brandy
10 DO merc4- Gir
2o0O WI, Flax
500 boxes brown Soap
-. meri Beef, in hat boi,
: few Hhds. good retailing NJ aGss
Chef, q Souchong, yJon * Il ion Skin
Teas Of the GRE quality
Flu1r. bacon sno Checle
: iEalI qu@ntity Of new aud fecond hand
ed Rigging
HIAteA,--2O tons OF Pot AAles, and guam
tity Of Farr Timber, to De delivered III all
juiy.
5. LITTLE offers his fervices to the pub
lie 70 tr4ufact ComR1ilicn bufinels t5 which
bis 'ime viii he principally devoted Employ
ers NAV re(t a1dred no eIertions will be want
ing 70 promote their interefl
r Lst-Half Of al elegant Brick Houfe
- Fore-areet-En4uire As above. June IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

THE INJURED MANS SoLILOQUY.
CURS'D be the day, and cursd the hour
| that bore,
Thy direfu forp to my once happy door:
There had dNTelt in peace full many year, .
| Devoid Of guilt, of ,ourie devoid of fear, {
| And thought no iuek inEdeous rafcal near }
| My unlulpe6ting heart, with friendfhip warr,l,
AT thy approach had felt no dire alarm
| Refting fecure, ! envied not the great
Their boards of wealth, or pow'r IN church or
rate:
And when heard thy we'll known rap begin,
My dear, laid !, pray let the CAPTAIN in
When you were fezted by my bland fire ide.
How bi'he and happy did my moments glide
But, Oh how rAnltory's human blils -
You JUDAs-like, betray'd me with kils
Robb'd me Of all that's near or dear below
and, tho thought you friend-you was my
fee
Have made me wretehed my remaining life
Deftroyed the facred re twixt man and wife |!
The few remaining hairs which Con hath gave
You viii Ering down with (orrow to the grave.
Atho' nay cup IL fill to the brm, D
tOt hrn an woe no more can enter inn lin
- NNdA-- anu NO1 liaNS ali lllC y
n hen lay down at night, opprefsd with
care,
durft to raiie my foul to Heaven in prayer !:
Not 70 with You-in your ADULT 'Rous bed
TO HEAvEN YOU dare not raile your IMPIoUs
head
Should MoRfnEUs deign your languid eyes to
clol,,
You cannot mud the balm Of fweet repofe--
But direful ipectrcs, prefent to your fight, D
Uncloie your eyes-& harting with alright (
You look, for DAY--but all around IS NIGHT }
On morn or eve may you 70 comfort and,
But guilty conference hfrrow up your mind
And may your life be one continual gloom
Till your polluted carcsle meets the tomb
And, after cath when you are thus in.err'd,
May noxiou, weeds and ev'ry bancful bird
Grow round and hover DER your filthy corle.
And may each Paaenger, as pafns fay,
with icorn contcmptuo,~ as his head viii tols)
There hgyi . o,A4ia-aa5 here Let hin Ly.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
10 SELL Or LET

a II eiegant and vell h,uated HOUSE IN
! Tbo'7afs7, with about three acres of
Land, including fine garden lately owned
~ Henry T. Krex, 70 The Houfe IS accom-
modated with barn, Table and outhoules !;
all built in hyperion fyle, and now in per-
feet repair. The land i of an excellent quail
lty and well fenced. A man Of bu6ueis will
ind this IN eligible fand for trading or for
keeping public houie with good neigh
borhood, we's fupplied market, and liberal
terms Of payment. For further information,
inquire of MARTIN BLAKE, of Bottom, or
ELIAS FINNRY. living near the premifos.
2b0naGoa, Js1e l. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
John L. Dennet,

JOnn l.. Denn6t,
n ~ IN 9fhe TRUNK, NiiAe,Fre:i,
EEPS conlanty for zeal. feel 1kin, leather
and oii-cloth TRUNKS, Of all Ezes and
prices An aGortment Of SaddIes-Bridles-
Por'Inanteaus POT Bags Saddle Bags
FIre-R-ckets, &C.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
A general Snorment OF
.ad aerP Wdre,
Among which are
Plated Bits and Brsdoon
Suaflle do-Plain do
Cohmoa lind do
Plated StiIrups-Do Spurs with guards
Common Steel de
a complete atortment Of WHIPS, all prices
Whip-T hongs
Curry combs ard Brulhes
Webbing al colors
Military Announcements cf.all kinds kept
cenfaaty on hand
- Country mechanics of th;s p-9fcfIion
may p lcco-rmotatcd with every article in
thelF lne n b"Anels, J4; ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

oL41AE r..
\ NCCH MCCLION, informs he public
that be has procured large ROLLING
MIL, iu',Aole for rolling Lead tom 70
~ lnches E width. to aImoh any Ieagth-
ne prncipai advantage derived ION having
Lead rolled III this Mill, is a I4qirg " ". bali
tAt itock, and Is conddeIed by good Judges
much hyperion 10 thar which has not been
rolled.
0er'iemes engaged la building are invited
- San, make Grial, and ne has no doubt but
'he above vii fs.iy appear"
Fsl!as!, Ta7e Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

1lOch MOuIt0u,
Va. 8, Joa.' R,.O, En- ..ra,.
II As juit received var.s.y o.
: FASHION 4ELE lEWELRY,
md PLATED WIRE, walsh he offers for
Saie on re4,onaoie terms Tor cath 0. esedis-
Pearl and gold Breaches
Mourning 10
Pear aud gold finger Ring,
Mourning d.
A variety Of gold Ear Ring,
P4he, do
Miniature Settings
sold Watch Qua rs, Seals and Key.
Silver Cream PoJs
Sug- B4 sous-PorringerI
Pia.ed coffee zDd tea Pos.
Cream. Pots
Gators. f5ne very eieganr
Shutters and Trays
Fruit Balkets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup Ladies a ID Filh Knivcs
Tumbers, Sc
BRi GAMMA WAR;.
yea JJs Ar,d COTTeC POTS
Sugar Bafons and Cream P0tT
Yellow ard white Epauets
DO DO sword Kuoys
Cords and TaGels
rrufIian Bindings
Yellow and white mounted Swords
A large aGortment VI Mo-occo s klack
ground Waters
Bread B4lxels and Cheele Trays,
Snuf-r Travs--E mfr. DO
Steel ScidOrs
peuknivgs- Raz0rs
P'lted and hiver Pencil Cafes
silver Thinbe.
Ladies aud Gentlemeh's Pocket BoaI1p
Ln4ue.ed Boxes
l-roh.e Frames-Looking Cl4TtS
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gil, Pins-do Wa5ch KEGS
DO seals and Chains
Coral Beads &c &C.
WarranteG Gold >eckIaces
Silve- Table, Delert ard lea Spoons uzdc
Al he ihorteR notice
Hair work e1ecuted in the nCateE manner
Portland, June Is. IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
THE MILLENNIUM.


The happy day has at length ar
rived, when we ihaIl enjoy all the
benefits tha; Democracy can brItow.
L will toon Be afcer54lnea whether
our burdens will BE- diminilhed, our
taxes abolilhed, our hatyeas grow
i abundant, our food afford
nsore exqulGte rclilh, or our pains Of
body b wholly prevented. Wecrr-
tainly Ehall gain nothing by this
change, unleIs out new rulers effect
ali theie things. For macy years
paf our goverhrhtnt kas been ata
tnin;aered With az great degree Of
prudence, wifdom and integrity; as
can be found in a 9at- Of humanity.
Whence then the pielent change
Burke, in the following extract, ex-
plains the meals BY which dilcenteHts
aye prordgated, and revelations pfo-
duced
"It IS an obTeryation whi2h think
lions sgainlt the Tophihs, that Il Is
far more ealy 70 maintain wrong
cauIe, and 10 iuppOrt paTado2ical o.
pinions to the fatisfaa.on Of con-
mon auditory, than 70 eRabilh
doubtful truth by fold and concldli7e
arguments, when men End that ionte-
thing can be aid in favor Of wha,,
en- the very proPofal, they have
Thought utterly indeFenhble, they
grow dotbtfGl Of their own reAfonB
they are thrown into Tort Of Pleaf-
ing furprize they run along with
the fpeakers. charmed and captiv4te4
10 find Tuch 4 plentiful harvest of
reckoning, when all feenled barren
and unpromiGng. This IS the fliFy
land Of prcmiie. And it very frs
euent;y happens, that thote plelfde
iniprefions on the imagination id5-
Ga and produce their effect, evan
aftt. the understanding has beet Git-
:shed Of their unfubRantial naturas-
There is fort Of glofs upon inssa-
ions falfehoods, that dazz.cs the i'm
agination, but which neither belongs
to, nor becomes the ro6er afpea Of
truth. There is an air Of plauibhisy,
which accompanies vulgar reaioninGs
and notions, taken from The b{aten
circles of ordinary experience, that IS
admirably luited 70 to ( narrow c.Pac-
tiles Of Fome, and 70 the. la1ii:sts Of
hsrs."--Pll,zd-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Let i be remer aberrd, thu. he
motion Tor 7iEp q Ae rl-jfeIlgi ~
ny, comm5niy cailGd tsc Standing
Army Vas 4naAe By Gn. Smith,
while : ne .nbtr Of tbs, tonle Of Re
Pre-eF" at yes, lie fame gtntIemsn-
who du ing the latt Se6i68 q taa
gr CAS-, .noycd 10 iaereJf fhf tgtI
lJfdi EGD.euf. A few yeaiH ~, ~
( ar ~ itrutk dd ray ana f. = or
/ II hearta OF the rs3cr tor irto
Gratis not now; N .e~ ,uic DEM,
Ter Is u.sd ~ tt'Ils' military poa.
70 Proiitr%%~ cyl ar.,ba ~ ;sl,'@s,'., 4od
are . eiessi;, anf. tn Isc' i''.1 20 men
Ieea, Is Gu. fol .,c y.-1ey l1'h p'isiA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Nunfea, q %tlrH gm4H
ITO she Saddle, Farnels and Trunk Making
tuine.s--One who /, ROOD ,gorA,aan
may NEE with oon4ant employ by applying
at the lgn # The Trunk, Mid.lsJf,c.t
Tune %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

|"fe4 Marine AMI rve byfuance
C1aYaay q Portlaa4.
TEE PreG.oeur aud Dire1or, ii ,he Ta;d
Company, Il conformity 70 thei AT of
inc"rpoTa''cn, hereby give Do,ice, yhat they
are ready 10 receive propoI4I5 10 maize infur-
ancr assInit the following riiks !--tlz On
ent',' f'e'Sh. aHl Goods, againlt captivity
Of Per'on', and Oh the life OF any perfoh dur
ins 49, aa!euce }, le4, IN cafes q money lent.
Of hoitonry 3, relpondenus, on houfes or 9th
sF ol'-~ 70 and o. PROPERTY therein contai1.
$ 2+ H. Il ne s n FIRE d a89R IN
any cau.c except that Of dei.gn NJ Inc Injured
Their capital stock .. Cue Hundred Thou
fan1 OJli4rs, nifty ihuui.al 81 which j. actu-
a!y paid III. Not more dian five Ihoulaud
do.Ara Oil aLy one rlk Nh be taker
~ s'ae5 Y he P.sJi.enl -aI Diyetlo,f,
JOHN WATSON, Sssre.-yy.
CaAi Marine u rirs LS4,Iu.e OEts, PorHaa5,
June ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

THE fu5lcriber informs the public that the
coPartnerlhip lately fulfilling under the
firm Of
WALKER o M0RRILL,
is didolved by the death of the latter. All
perlons iadebted to laid 6rm, or who may
have accounts open, are requelted TO call and
adult the fame with ISAAC WALKER.
PsLsa5, jsss 3. 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
Rolfe & Mitchell.

Wta tlot esgalrf!y for ssie-Saddes, Brides,
Saddle "a, rOumanteaus. Harnefs, Trunk,
Military Work, &c. AIe5gile, complete
ahormeat Of SaddIery Ware, plated Harnefs
Mounting, NIouldIngs, Bits, Stirrups, Spurs,
CnrIs combs and Brtllhe,, braI, Nails, Trunk
LJ-k. aad Handles, c!ou and cut Nails, Car
peas, coach ai4 chaife Lace, RufIa Sheeting,
coach, cuAric -uL riding WHIPS, by the dozen
or GHgc with var's.y Of other articles,
waith wi b. fold on as good terms a can be
purchalcd IA Portland Al orders punttual-
ly attended 20, and fAvors gratefully Acknowl-
edged. .... -.....
1Y.nlr%-An active LAD ABOUT Is years
ofage, z. a. apprentice 70 the above buinels
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Ha ia, ..h,

iilac G4ae,
No. p C4,a-#5a,J' H4s fer s4lr,
20 catils Lialeed Oil
- bo4es diPt Candies
20 BIS. Wilmington lar
= Ehds Rum.
d'o-A general aEorJment OF
Sip C5.mA,ery, Da,& aud Cer4age.
Juae IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

SlNiy, CbHje, RIrnef nnd Trunk
Jldker-CoI4m6ian R1qU, Middle Gr.
IEFORAIS his friends and the public, that
= having formed connection with Ma
rHANIgL MITCHELI, the above buGneis will
10 future be carried o. by them, under the
firm ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Whole Tickets dolls Quarters ef9.-
Prizes in the luth CIals, received in payment
Orders from tho country [polt paid en-
Hlotng the cath Puntuaily aitendI1 to.
gsx IS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
NOTICE..

All. perfohs having Accounts open with
JACOB ROLtE, are requeted to call and
iettle The fame Immediately
Portland, May 5. aO7. ftfN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
Thomas Clark,

fjG areet, PorEtAvp. Ha5 to, Jalc,
r lCKETS & QUARTERS ia the ID Clals
Hatfield bridge L5hery,
which contains the following valuable Prizes
free from, deductf,r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

i. Greedy & Go.
1IIge AZ P.i7rtc Sale,
20 Ehds SUGAR
10 20 RUM
400 Ebls FLOUR
50 CalA, RAloINS
20 Bags PlMENrOt
Chefs Hylon, Hylo1-i and Sou4
thong 'rEA5
80 bill mes an! pri1 PORK
25Oo lbs. LOAF sUL
T4ae Is
7HE Gubicriber takes I'll lnirv "a
4 ilfJ.m his friends alI me iu Vic Thar
ne has returned his former me Of p4ckcnng
Buineis, from his pois 70 Bottom, and occa-
honasjy 70 W,lcaiIet he lchc,s tue favor OF
part Of then baEnels. Every attention Will
De pad g any coH,ndfion Or oller negocia-
lions and gratefully Acknowledged BY
fa4e 10. Y RCVE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
9Boftrv

FROM THs cEN7IHEL.
THE INJURED MANS SOLILOOUY.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08

respect TO the Indians, a great number
of whom collected some time since in
the neighbourhood of Grcenville. We
feel pleasure in assuring our readers,
thatno danger is be to unprecedented from
them. General Worthington and Col.
M'Arthur have visited them, bv direc
ton of the acting Governor Of Ohio, and
have received assurances of their peace
able intentions. Their prophet declar-
ed, that the speech published in the
newspapers against the Americans, and
attributed to him, was fabrication.-
The speech was read TO him, and inter-
preted, in the presence OF Gen. Wor-
thington and Col. M'Arthur, and he ap-
peared to resent it as a great SANDER.
These indians declared their determi-
nation to remain neutral in case of a war
with England. Chiefs from the follow
ing nations were present, viz. Shawnecs,
Wyandots, Potowatomies, Tawas, Chip
pewas, Winnepans, Malomincse, Ma
lockesc, Secowgocs, and one man from
north OF the Chippewas.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08

as yet, excepting the small quantity
which was mentioned as being on the
way from Chambursburgh, we have not
been able to procure a supply Of paper.
We are not, however, informed of the
result OF all our applications.
It is hoped, that to mention the fol-
:owing facts, will be sufficient to satisfy
every REASONABLE person, as to the
NECESSITY of either continuing to print
the Repository on writing paper, or sus-
pending it, at the date of the last num-
Der. a friend at Redstone urged the
2aper-makers there jackson & Sharp
lcss) to furnish us with some paper but
they stated that it was all engaged by
their lid customers, and they could not,
and at length !grezV 7Uarm on the sub
.icct. Mr.. Gardiner, Of Marietta, was AZ.
forwards at the same mill, and offered
twenty-five per cent. more than the cash
price, if they would let him have six
rcams but they refused him, alleging
1hat it was engaged. After the arrival
of the small quantity from Chambers
burgh, our correspondent there wrote
that MI. Colhoun informed him that
they had it IN contemplation to make no
more printing paper-and that NJ mare
c9rld be had. When this was known, Mr..
Bolton, Bookseller in this place, wrote
t. his correspondents in Philadelphia,
AM urged them to procure and forward
him a quantity Of printing paper. TO
this letter no direct answer has ever
been received but Mr.. B. met witn a
Bookseller Of his acquaintance from
Philadelphia several weeks $50. VINO in
formed him that paper WAS 50 scarce
witch them, it was with difficulty they
could get enough for their own use
and that Baltimore and New-Y ork were
al no better condition.
In few months a Paper-mill will be
IN operation on Beaver. We shall then,
in al probability, have plenty OF paper
IN this part Of the country; and We
know o. no article Of domestic manu-
zacturc which promises more advantage
10 the country, and profit to the propIl-
etors. In the mean tim, our cXpectl-
fion5 depend on Kentucky. About two
weeks ago W. had an opportunity Of
conversiug wi-h Two gentlemen from
that quarter, who tatol ,bolr belief ,hat
.hcre was plenty of paper q, tie mills
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08
{ I72 }

md send it up the river as soon rs pos
sible.
We have now stated the measures
we have taken in order to procure pa
per; and we trust the public viii believe
that we have been a17NiouS, as well as
Industrious, to avoid the suspension
which has taken place. 1t will be seen
that our unsuccesfulness has been owing
TO the extreme scarcity of the article
wanted, and the obligation which the
paPcr-makers supposed themselves to
be under, to discard all nezV customers,
when they could not supply their aid
oneS with as much paper as they wished
to have.
We are not yet certainty informed
,hat the mills in Kentucky can furnish
nezV customers with paper. From the
information we have received, however,
We are inclined to believe that they
can. And III order to make the paper
now on hand hold out till some can ar
rive from thence, 1t is intended, after
this number, to publish the Repository
in half sheets, weekly, giving t70o weeks
for one paper.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08

{" Husbands, love your Wives. On
THE cveuia& gf Ih'TSday the oath Sept.
d man, 7oh0 7yag strangely suspected to
BE- grossly igaHcntice 10 this apostolic
iymcti2n, 7Oas seized BY a n'm5cr q
youngsters, IN Ills piece, ta1rc7 a'7dI sa-
Mcre3, mo,mted an q RAIL- and carried Ub
and d91ya tie street far a55W tzy1 h2inS.
6. The GeuNeman," as his curriers' and
J1a97o1s orry c9m3laisaafly stnled him,
7vas occas11naHy SalHed zyih Keen re-
ty2acacaj 7vAich, tagctie' 7oih CRIES Fl
O. Here gocs he man that 5eafS his rife,
-. g.. rendered the PROCESSION 4 Gerry
missy lne.--IHe cr11Od lfabectatars mas
greot, and the br2ceediag, outrageous as
It 7oa@, met tviM refy general opp oba-
tim.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08
Congress are to convene en- Monday
the Goth inst.

Burr has been acquitted IN both the
indicmen-o found against him at Rich
monj. The Attorney for the United
has moved that he be commi;:cd for
trial in kentucky. At the date Of OIL,
latest advices no determination bad been
made on this motion. In our ncxt We
VIII give o summary Of The proceedings
in this interesting case.
INDIANs-Tcry considerable alaTos
have lately Poryaded the country wjth
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-09
April 6.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Freestne Point, rea3S'
Dumfgies, ca Sunday the 18th Of last month,
two Negro Men slaves, named ANDREW
and JANIS, the property of Sarah Fescsces
in Prince William county, and hired Of her
until the end of the year. They had each &
Them pass fer three days, being Whitsan'
tide holiday.
ANDREW is about 81 years of agsI feet 9
inches high, black complexion, has 9 scar
near the corner OF one ct his eyes, is littls
cross eyed, and has forward, iIaprden55
countenaaCe.
IsJAMEs is about is years Of age, feet
inches high, black complexion, has scar
near his mouth Dl the size OF pea, reels and
swaggers very much in his walk. Each Of
them had en when they Went away shirt and
trowscrs of plain coarse Virginia cotton, AMI
theit other cloathing is net known
A reward OF Is Dollars will be given iof
each of them, to any person who will appre'
bend them and secure them iii any gaol, 50
THAT, the subscriber, living near DumEHs
may get them again,
John Stone.
Prince W'illiata County,
juno 81. go
p. S. All persons are forbid from haroos
Hg them, and from conveying tlseIn away
either by land or wsrter. >e@.ts-s
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val,tnyie PyobsYty FOR Sale.

ValaaIle Prof oy Sac.
sr'TvO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots OF To-
gcther, four acres OF Ian " contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most eIigibly situated without the terri
t,olrvs,of Columbia, extending in a right me
fran 6 ibbon-street to Great-H Hunting Creek,
interesting Jefferson, Franklin, and tsr cen
street, and bounding east and west on ray
cite and Payne-streets
4 A plan oftle ground and further partic ui L
may be obtained by application to
james Patton.
Tan. 90 tawtf
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John Stone.
SuwarroW Boots.
John @. FRANCIS.
Fron, .tezc- YsrL.

FROM WRIT or,
ID ESPECTFyLLY informs the plibGa
T. that he manufactures SlaoasroU Esss
with all the modcr,a improvements, warras9cs
equal to any in the United States. After Ina,
ny years ofexperieAce in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the GAS
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to it.thei leg b.
it eyer 50 badly shaped. Hearsskos boots O
various descriptions, viz. > varrovs--fht'
Tops, Three Qaapters, Csrsicen Spring foes
Dack Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparts's Graves,
Jeffcrson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants
Fit the Suwarrov equal to tko tuck hcrts.-
Gentlemen will please TO call and chusc fol
themselves, at his shop in King-sree., 's
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. tIodgksn's tavern
~ B. He iatends selling cheap for CASH
: 1aasary 5..f5 dora
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N O T | C. g..

A IL those who have any claims or de.
n mands against the estate of John Dan
Ian, merchant, late efthe town Of Alexandra,
are hereby informed, to bring n their &C.
counts, leg.lly proved, before the FIRST day OF
November next, at which time a full AID iBd
settlement and distribution CT lis astate, viii
be made. Should any accounts be- exhibited
after that period, they viii be disregarded,
and this Notice pleaded II b,r Of .1cni, fhose
that ere ,indebted to the estste, wills Plcabs.'
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, Fm..
William Herbert,
Arril & flaw