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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
liverpool Salt, aaoat.


The Cargs of the schooner Thomas Jefer
son, Capt ifsil, from Boston, consisting OF
500 hogsl.eaS coarse Liverpool SAILS,
toy SAL By
Lawfason and FoWle.
Ihe sape .also da1s!lng from sad schooner,
loo boxes mould candles
chests young hyson tea
: bales Beerboon Gurrahs
20 boxes chocolate
S hogsheads n L. rum
80 kegs fresh r,isias.
IA STORE,
E25 Chests young hyson} TEAS
Is do. inperial &',sf qRaIify.
IS b3es BEDROOM Gurrahs
CO. Plains
90. Kendall cottons
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
2 CASES hats
1000 pair coarse and fine shoes
10 10 5 bass.. ,-4s alu.sopado s4ssr..
$50 barrels n. E. rum
4 hogsheads C.rcnada 10.
pipes Rebus wine
200 kegs, and 20 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids OF beef
900 boxes soap
SO boxes Chocolate
80 90. goldfish.
besen.her 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
SuWarrOW Boots. x
John G. FRANCIS,


From " e7g- York,
Fl ESpECTFUL1sT informs the public
Z. :, that he manufactures SucarroTv Boots
with all the rsaleYn improvements, warranted
equal g any in tie United States After ma
ny Years oe experience in MS business, he has
.sssoovercd q new method ofretaiinng the e.as-
itchy in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever so badly shaped lie makes boots OF
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows--Ftilr-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corslcan Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonsparte's Graves,
JeEcrson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen viii please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop in King-saeet, be-
tween Mr.. MOTIFS and MIR Hodgkin's tavern.
January 5. dom
II. B. lie intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
SEIZE TWINE.
Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP.

TA7ILLIAM DOUGLASS intending to
w retire from business in this place, the
partnership Of Doug9ass Is diladep'ae is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and Joseph
H. Vaudeville is solely authorised to ADJUST
and settle all the accounts Of the partnership.
tits earnestly requested that all persons in
debted to them viii settle the same with him
Immediately, as longer indulgence cannot be
given.
William Douglass,
Jofep1a II. Vaudeville.
January 5. DIFF
Joseph II. Mandeviile
Intends to carry on the FLOUR and GRO
Gerry BUS[AESS in the same manner & on
the same terms as heretofore done by d. and
"a. and so.icits a continuance OF faYors from
his friends.
January 8. DIFF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
mo. 1920.
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, next at II oscIsok, vii
be sold, on Messrs VowelI's wharf, Or
credit OF 80 days, Tor approved Endorsed ne-
gotiable notes
10 hhds. Antigua Rum.
z. g. MaystsJlsr.
January %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30

JOSEPH II. MANDEViLLE
KING STREET,
AthJ5 Grocery s Flour Store,
HAS or HAND AID OFFERS FOR SALE,
Msscovado SUGAR ef various qualities
Moofe's Loaf and Lump do.
MOLASSES in hjids.
HAVANA HONEY
Imperial, !
Hyson, TEAS,
Young 55;s Of a good qualify
COFFEE & CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARS in boxes
RAIS1NS in kegs and boxes
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, old and good
Low priced We5t-Iadia RUM
New-EnglaEd do.
French and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WHISKEY
Stoughton's EITTERS in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
or by tie bushel
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Remiiohns, Snuff in bot
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
per, &c.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
20 bis whole or gross HERRiNGS
100 bis cut do.
20 bis. SIAD
Clover Seed
Cheshire CHEESE Of an excellent cn,al;tv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
Negroes for Sale,

10 be Sold, fer ready money, at Fairfax
4 court house, or Monday the l6st day Of
February next, bcias court day, several yau-
allie S!syes, consisting of FER. Who arc stout,
healthy, and good farTneFs; girls, who have
hcer accustomed to house wofA; and boys CO
pabie Of ploughin5. Also, q negro man, WHO
has eigls years 10 serve; he is q sood wa55-
gcner. The above MY be treated for III pyi-
vatc bargain, any time previous to tie day Of
sale, Enquire Of the printer.
JANUARY IS tlSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
FOR RENT,

The STORE, on Prinec.street, between
Fairfax and Prince street, lately in the occu-
patton Of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
fora dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
dorate. Apply TO
William Hodglon.
Cn&s Ok a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30

JAMES BACON,
.Ahis GROCERY SToBE, on Nng-styect, has in
edditimte h;s Former stocs, ADDED
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes lis assortment complete.
lie nozv ogtrs fo, sole, on his usual iogu terms,
Mulcovado Sugars, OF various qua
lities,
Loaf ard Lump ditto,
Gunpowder, I
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson, particularly sele tt
s Z S;::: ss:'' ..s as +; Use:
Best green Coffee,
Chocolats, Of a superior quality,
/ Madeira,i
| BuseIos,
1 Sherry,
Lisbon, Er ,T
I TeneriHe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognsc and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, ot. Crolx, * lmcents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, eessia, pimsnto
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, hg blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spsrmaced candles, refined salt-petre ilotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, brimne,sto
Spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
gllsh1 and country made gunpowder, sesars,
and smoakinS tobacco, very best chewing to
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's stuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted of a superior
quality, DlSon's best ditto, wrapping paper
denilohus, &c. &c. with generally every ar
tioic in his llne-the whole of which have been
selected with care, and will be disposed of on
the very lowest ter1ns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13

4 7 the sixth door below the OH CRY Tavern
wii he taught by nc suhscri,er, Reading
Whiting. Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Geogra
T''y he perfaA use oe he G'oaes, no F-ench
laoSuag~, Sr v"yiug. Nay'ga ION, or any a. he
branches o. Mature! phiiosophv, LATIN Greek
S.C.--Tho f-st lhvee o! the above ~ Ave dol.
lsss per G'nror I'D the rest 4; eight.
Pupils fri their own candle ui!ion from
six 10 nine
Commencement os ,he above tuition will take
pace on Noudsv the 18Th nsfaat.
N. b. Discount Will be made for Christina
Holidays
HUGH WHITE, 4. NJ.
Ncver7ber 10 1907 St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13
Will be Sofa,

To he hichcsi bidi,y. on Wedn ,fdsy the / 6li,
of December next, O. fair, if nor, the nsx'
fur dsv), all the
H2nebo8 81 XII hen Furn;hYrc,
STOcK of all kinds, t''e Son Of CORR.
FODDER, &c belonging - re esss'e Of "e
TOR naler decd. among which srs s5rae very
vaiu.b's high blonded Colrs. an excellent Large
Rou,e Cock and Ten Piatr Stove.
Tie sale VIII take place ~ Dover, Che late
rerderce og the decca ed --Teuns of sale vii
b., nine months c..iiJ on al sums aboVs ten
dollars. the purchase' 20 give bond ana security
carry intc'es' from The da'e It not punStually
Paid I'll sums ind r ten dollars cash will be
required.
CHRIsTPEIA BtXER, Ex'x.
Dcve- C0Hcr'.ud Nov 10 1907 Ills
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13

at fhe sgr q fe 6HJi.. .AiiH gree. NictIt1 c
hsyr ,Sc.;rca. b. - ta'es. arrivals fran; L9.:-
non anil Like b,Jt, vey AIse an! Gene Il!
h.soviue7, of
Hardware, lronmongcry, Cutlery,
e..
IT5;eS qgi? BE 81! e, fi- CAB. Or on a sb7r
c,e f,,onvrt T.5'e5 are
CAnPENT:p's, j,iner'- coorer's, shoemaker's
~ q c,hcr,ne-haniea' FOOLS shee, iron. sheet
cooper and copper bottoms, sin Plates iron brass
-ni copper wire huilding materials nails ,acl;e,
brads, locks :, huEes. house bells sell Nir,, 60 l..
h;ns, uountings, surveyars' crrrasses. Chain,
(, case Of mathematical styp-7Nr,s. gun iocie
pun AMI ?is:1l air's, bear. wof, FOX. rat and
nousc traps. sh1t bar and sheet ea5. pots and
kettles, hake pans, tea kettles, chatting dishes
block t.n cof.e fo,s, Britannia meta! tea pots
table end tea spoons, knives AM forks. pewter
tjshcs. plates anl basons dish covers. plate
warmers, plate baskets, tea kctF'rs with lam1e
5nl cocks, clna,cs';cl;5 and snuE,-s fire " ,,is
tnd-iron5 cal hols. cin4,r siFte5:, tenders.
i'ivi;s or f5c;msn. suoothing i-rns. g.i1 i,ors,
warmers, patent lamps, hoosc lanterns, small
hand lanterns. cloak pins. curtain holder, brass
nails, fish hooks Jews hams. brass cocks, knir.
ring needles Bartlstt's old patent needles ivory
End ho,n cSrub9 button n'ouds, iapan'd ware,
scissors. pen and ach knives, ,azors aud razor
bo'csy razor straps, cSaV;1g boXcs and brushes,
our'iog touSs. curricra' l.uves and stse,y spec,a
c.cs 3 cases, coffee mills c-rn rnis scale beams
& weights, rionsy scales, s'eelyari-, coyi, screws
! air aud wire sei,es, vertical lacks and screens,
rriil, crosscu and pit saws, i1c!; sc,evs, Ger.
riau s'eri, wedding &c garden hers, gardsn rake,
scythes and sickes, straw knives, grind stones,
rr.,h'cs; wi n = great variety of oh,r articles
TO tedious 20 enumera'e
-4LSO--
. =, e TT. Gun powder, d-abe battle CAMS.
t~rp,vder. livcr and p-:at oi. boxing c!otlls
glue: = zines ~ proof caEuac br9aI2, window
glass, pains, ~''y, g'azw'a' diamonds, bee'
seine twinc, wrapping t~ine. patent Wrndsor
shaving soar, Spanish segars, prir'e pork New.
York ineoeSt,cn, oil firt corn, eew pieces loN,
r,-iced hue cohs and volio." end white naunc 6.
srd = f-w rioee hes, Newly ~ x Anchor Gin
q chm"ud, Novrv'0er iS.iT -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13
Expose
Cf tile situation Of ie French Entire
1906 e. 1907.
EEPllSR
C0ufiuuc6. J

I NDI NNc0.
J1e laws every where executed with f.
deity and without snv effort, the privilege
of good laws, thc contri6usions re,oulariv
acquitted, Use roads travelled with safety,
the adm nistr9tois re3oujlirg their zeal,
orr young soldiers setting out with 10Y upon
gre road oiaoDor, The national rurrd watch
ms round oar hs.itations, aud showing
themselves by tie regularity Of their SER
vice, by their attitude and their discipline.
equally htfor The double functions Of protcc-
tor oI public order and defenders of the
state, ali the branches cft1cecrvicc per-
formed With facility, pubic opinion con-
s'ant'y fn.hib TO tle i1stitutione which i;s
wishes bad recalled: such Is the spectacle
that presented itself 20 your eyes in your
respective provinces, ardto which we may
mere calIvour testimony; such is the spec-
acle exhibited bv that France, which
nenceiorth her enemies despair Of agitating,
as fncy c'eDa'r Of va~ru:shing 30
At the period 10 wbich We ire arrived,
u we stl have t,deJsiuyou with soure new
institutions, we shall much more have TO
shcw VOW ,hc frIts &C the institutions which
exist; lis Junction is rot less pleasing I'm
confirming the Dayt.i /: gives a new guaran-
tee TO the iu.,rc. TIE electoral councils.
and IN? general councils OF departments,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13

rT7NAT the following arric'e-, nanufa anred
2 o, the peni;en'iary, win the prices thereto
annescd, are consantly kep, f1r sale al The store
Of Nicholas rTlI.o, agent f,y The common
wealth, few d,o,s shove the Swan Tavern
in the city of Richrord VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13

Dove. Go9ctl,rd. Nov 10 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13
H5RDH-4RR, IPoN8f0MGE EFT, end
CUTLERY Score.
So FOLIEC.

IT RE sigr II re hayi!. iEdg Stree. Ric5noac.
hsyr ,4cs;cca. r. fH- ta'es. arrivals iyor; Ina
Goa 7ni Like b,Ji, vey Ilse asi Gt.c a.
fseov,uier, yF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17

That this was really her difPoGtion,
we have the highelt evidence, from
Mr.. Jefrrfon's poGtive afarances in
his addreflcs to Conerefs, in 1896,
and 1897 From Mr.. Munroe's let
ter, communicated to Congrefs, in
which he declares that he is likely to
lettle all the poinrs in difpute as IA
vourabIy as could have been wiihed.
From the terms Of the treaty ittef
which are known to have been high
ly advantageous 10 Us, and very un-
popular in England and latly from
the expre1ions OF good will, and the
attentions paid to our miniiters at
the dare Of our ialt dispatches from
Europe.
Il is therefore UNREASONABLE, and
highly uniult to Blend the former
caute5 of complaint with the late at
tack upon the ChefaPeake, in order
70 infamc the pafIions. and fwell the
catalogue Of wrongs.--Such a pro-
ceeding may be proper in a manifeito,
when qar is declared, but is ex-
tremely unwifc when we are d1cui1-
ing the previous queRion.
To all trelcnf purpo(es, the evils
which Great. Britain had agreed to
redrefs in Mr. Munroe's treaty, are
as if they had never exihed.
PACIFICUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17
LONDON, NAY rs.
Dreadful ERE.

Exeter Friday Evaung, s o'cioct.
This CRY has been in the utmoR
conformation all this day, as one Of
the moff deitru9ive fires has hap
pened that ever was witn1fcd in the
welt of England, viz. the town Of
Chadleiyh, nine miles from hence,
in the great Plymouth road has been
on fire ever Gnct ten O'Clock this
morning and the whole place is near
ly confirmed the Clifford Arms
and the Kings Arms, with the three
other inns, are all in afhes TIL laft
coach (Which arrived here jut now)
was obliged to 80 through field,
and with difficulty efcaped, though
the coachmam was much burnt. OF
the few houfes that remained mott
Of them were on Are when the coach
left the place but we have not yet
heard Of any lives being loft Dur
ing the conf grafton leveral explo-
flons Of gun powder took place, az
a quantity was kept in the town for
the purpole Of blowing up rocks. Ii
is flid it broke out ar bakers fAop.
l fup1ole the fire will location fome
delay in the mail tonight, unlefs they
pats by fome tye-rcad. RecoIIcG
ing there was no polt to-night Z
intend going tomorrow to lurvey
the ruins. Saturday Nigbt.
The devafation that The de-
vouring element has efc6ed, is be-
yond all power of defcriPtion ; there
is no resemblance If what the town
was before. The fpr6tacle is aftCl-
ing and diitrefhng TO the utmoit de-
gree. Nothing is left out few de-
tached houf1s at the entrance Of the
town The whole body Of the plIce
Prcients to the eye nothiag out chim-
MES and walls, that appear like an.
Gent ruins The numb-r Of houfes
deitroycd is computed at rs: Tents
and various necefaries have been 60
ing al day from ibis CITY, for the ac-
conModation Of tbs fuffcrers. oev-
erai troops Of the military have aI(o
marched to render their aGlttance
The right woriAiPful the mayor Of
Exeter has called the inha1itants
this evening 20 conider Of the mott
efectuaI means Of aFyTding relief.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17

That man, nv friend, mon wifely lives,
Whole bark nor in mid ocean drives,
Nor when the foaning tsmPelts roar,
PreHes with timid iail the fhore.
The faye within the golden mean,
BehoIds hern want with foul ferene
aud from his cot unenvying eyes,
The tow ring palace lrike lhe lkie..
The pine that rears IFS lofty head,
L by the form foon proltra:e i'd:
Proud turrets fan with thund'ring found,
and lgh;nings rend the lofty mound.
The man IN virtues gsrb arrayd
SILL hopes in sdverfe fortunes fhade;
And mid the Profp'rous genial ray,
Fears thar dark clouds may cIole the day.
The God who brings the wintr'y 1est,
Brings alto lummers grateful heat
And though misfortunes piercing blaf,
Now chills the foul il will not l2t.
Apollo, though at times engaged,
His bow hath nrung and wars hath wag'd
Yet often from his golden Tyre,
Streams forth the bright poetic FIRE:
When sdverfe fortune then afais,
A firm, courageous breaR oppofe.
Aud wifely reef your fwelling fails,
When fortunes Profp'rous zephyr blows.
EDWIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17
PACIFICUS.

The National Intelligencer has at
laft informed US what is the point in
controversy between our government
and Great Britain. This information
is conveyed in the following words /:
"The Britifh government have U
niformly contended for the right Of
impreling fro n neutral veHels perfons
born in their dominions-on the 9TH
er hand, our government have dcni-
ed this right, and afert that the aag
of the U. s. ought to be conGdered
a fufficient protection 70 EVERY FER
SON falling under it,"
Here then is definite and intelli-
gibie proposition fairly fubmitted to
the onGderation Of the American
people, and we hope that it will be
feriou1y and maturely weighed be-
fore the meeting Of congrefs, and
that our representatives will Be pre-
pared to pronounce the fenfe of the
nation upon it. AS individuals we
are ready to declare the opinion that
the government cannot be fulfilled in
plunging the country into an expen-
FIVE and dilafrous war for the protec-
ton Of men who do not belong
to US, and who have no intere(t in
coming TO Us except in obtaining
higher wages than they could get at
home, or in efcaPing hardlhips or
Punlfhments whica they are required
by the laws of their own country to
undergo. We ca.not be fufpeGfed
Of difpofition TO reIinquih the pro-
te6tiOn Of our own citizens engaged
in their lawful avocations. 1t is for
their protection that we have contin-
ually, though UNNECESSARILY, urged
the pre(cnt administration to make
proviiions For tx years patt our
feafaring citizens have been fubj7ced
70 every fpecies of infult and a0ul4
BY the beligerenr powers Of Europe,
and during The VIII le Of that time
our government have been dwelling
themfe yes Of the means Of Or otect-
ing them. till at laf, when our conn-
try is rendered perfectly defencelels,
when a Jingle nooP Of war iniuIts US
with IMMUNITY and fets our laws Il
defiance in our very harbours, now,
forlo Ii, VIC fet up claim to pro
te9 not only our own people but CIV
ery mutinerr and defrrter who, for
the fake Of higher wages, may hayl
put himielf Oil board one Of cur mer
chant fhips. If the merchants az
willing TO give up their commerce ,
if the farmers are wiling TO loofe the
fale Of fheir produce if congrefs arr
willing = facrihce the revenues Of tn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17
FELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS.
1T was extremely natural, that the
late attack upon the Chefapeake
hould have excited the fenGbiIity,
and routed the feelings of the nation.
No man who loves his country, could
fail Of being warmly interehed in a
cafe, in which the national honor ap-
peared TO be Involved, its rights per-
haps VIOLATED Its peace, and of courfe
It's PROPERTY endangered. so far as
the Proclamation of the PRECEDENT of
the United States went, as to its
nissjlye5, if NOT as to its language,
all honeit men, ] believe, of all par
ties, were uDited.-To forbid an in
terCour(e with the armed ihips Of
Great Britain under the exiting
caufes of irritation, and to demand
TeParation for the injury, were GER
tainly wife and pradent meafures.-
They were all but they were 10 ne, c
than the location required.
But the language which has been
held By the Editor Of the National
fnteHigencer, paper ifTued under
the eye, and it has been faid, in fome
refpeas under the authority Of the
Administration, paper which has
certainly hitherto been employed in
preparing the public mind, for meat
ures which the government have IL
tended TO proPole, gives the moh fe-
rioua and jut ground of alarm.
This Editor began BY cautioning
our merchants TO lay voluntary en-
barge, and aligned the reafons why
the Govsramsnt ittelf did dot think il
prudent TO adopt thar meafure. Ii
preferred relying upon the patriotifm
and prudence of the individuals. -
1Ae Editor proceeded in his mex. pa
per to lay, that 1rar was nsf probable,
and IN evory fpblcquent paper he has
proceeded TO dfcuis, and to exhibit,
what he has been pleafed 10 call our
"lta"j' TeiOurces, and aIvantage5, by
which we can carry on, or which
will be produce by var. Wheth.
sr this language proceeds from poll
cy, or from the ferrous determination
of the Cabinet, whether it is a part
OF a fyltcm to frighten Great Britain
INTO rehnquifhment Of her princi-
Pies By a difPIay Of our means, or f.
'ioutly 10 alarm our merchants, and
% induce them TO check their COM
msfclal enterprises, is TO be fure, un-
es''ain = But coming as it does from
81 Official quarter, it muit, until ex-
p'cinea' De iource Of alarm and un-
e 8ts' Il behooves then, BURNER
'''sa,S' who VIII be the frR vaims,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17
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SCRAPS.

Ladies, when they fife 70 rake
their leave after viGt. have genera
y number Of things fet;le before
they can move fuch IS, who owes
the other a vIG--- hrth1r thy Will
come foon. and not let Be long driF
whether th-y inieud tq VA \.
the new bride and when, "a III,
is ufeful % exercise The pat nc :
the gentlemen who are to xa;r
them home. o'A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17

4 TRAxsLATIoS or IHE 10TH ODE OF THE
% BOOK or HORACE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17

"We are bqp2y:'-I know Of no
Phr4fe which is - ftrangely lugged
INTO our newspapers upon al occa-
tions as this NE are kaP2y 70 an
nouncc this, fays one printer, 7vs are
bafpy to contradict that fays another,
bur Of all the curious in0ances IN
which this poor phrafe is introduced,
the following from the lalt Norfolk
Herald is one Of the mott curious.
"Through mistake, in part Of
our lalt edition, we inherited the
death Of Mr.. Paul Warrington, in
itead of that Of his 4vjfe 1ve arebap-
~ TO correct the error, and in an
nounciAg that he is in state OF CON-
valefcence."
Its to &c hoped that fthe miRakc
had been the other way" we" hould
have been equally /" happy" 70 cor
rect If. ~. 7. Eve. PET
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17
rBh0ie Ne. 486.

government to maintain this Princ'-
pie, then Ter them adopt the advice
which we find 70 often and 70 patri-
cticaLy given, By raliying round The
administration and Importing them
in their claims, II. s. Gd2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17

It was a good rem nlich a cen.
deman gave % ms frirna
pulling Of his boccs 1t h;s 10 's;n ~
'ha' he had :. is in Ills Aec,js'. S'
though the teafon which aro.5s,
ay7 fcf wearing his, that he lad M.
.n'T q Pr on, was re,hir aa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17
DisteHarv.

PUBLISHED BIZ DESIRE
FROM The COLUMBIAN cENTZNEL.
WAR.--L it NECESSARY, or if not
NECESSARY, IS it EXPEDlENT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-17

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