davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
From London i1aher Of Ihr1l 49,
AMERICAy TRADE.
The following interesting spondenceh has.
been sent us for Insertion

hV4EfiCAIl MAIZE.
The following interesting correspondence has
been sent us for insertion.
ICOPI.]
Mr.. Secretary Canning presents his com
compliments to Mr.. Monroe, and in answer
to his letter Of the Cd instant, has the honor to
transmit to him the copy of letter from Mr.
Niarsden. by which he will perceive that the
lords commissioners of the admiralty have
disapproyed Of the conduct of the command
ers of bis. maesty's ships Scorpion and Blooa-
hound, in having warned the American ship
in question from entering the port of Antwerp,
as represented by Mr.. Munrse.
a.s.Slr, Portland Place, April 23
I I" have the honor to enclose copy of Mr..
Secretary Canning's note to me of the Goth
instant, which, as it contains q communicate
{ on Of considerable importance to the COM
merce of the United States, have to request
that you will be SO good as to make known to
those whcNare engaged. have the honor to
be your obedient servant,
fSigned) JAMES MUNRoE..'
w. Lyman, Esquire, Consul of the United
States, London"
American Consulate and Agency, Lon
don, April 25, 1897
All merchants and others interested In
the commerce of the United States of Anne
RIGA, will take notice of the foregoing commu-
nications, and govern themselves according
y. . w. LYMAN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
Notice

TX yHEREAS the. subscriber has obtained
w letters of administration from the Or
phans court for the county Of alexandria, in
the district of Columbia, on the personal es-
tate Of Hugh West deceased, late of the said
county --thisis to request all persons who have
claims against the said estate to exhibit the
same, legally proven, tethe subscriber, on or
before the LIST day of December next, and all !.
who are indebted are required to make imnise>
date payment
Ann West, Adm'x.
Jups 2awAT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
t. Mursha5.s Sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of tho Hon. the Cir
Id cunt Court of the district of Columbia,
for the county of Alexandria, in the, case OF
Andrew .Reintzeli, against Rudolph Martha
will be sold, at the Coffee-Housc, onthe 2oth
day of July next, between the hours of IL and
2 o'clock, to the highest bidder, Tor ready
money-Onc HOUSE and LOT, on Duke
street, to the westward Of Altred-street; the
Lot extending OH Dukc-street 81 feet in front,
and in depth sS. feet to 20 feet alley.
K. MOSS, D. III.
For D. G. BRENT, Marshal
June a. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
~ O. E / Z T..

ME MEMBERS Of the WAsurNsToN So
B. cIETy of Alexandra, will please to take
notice, that regular stated meeting OF the.
said Society, will be held at Csdsoy's hotel,
on Saturday, the .fourtA st July next, at eleven
O'Clock, La the forenoon. The SOCIETY will
move III procession precisely e 2 Q clo< k, to.
the Presbyterian Church. where an GRAFTON
will be delivered ~ JoKs: II. ?noMAsy Esq,
The military and citizens .,pc invited TO join.
the procession.
By erIsrr ef'the Staading Committee,
G. DENEALE, iSeey.
June 81. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
F Q B E S @ Z D.
June
Fok-READY MONEY.


TO the highest bidder, at public auction, af
Dawson tauern, in the county Of Loudoun,
and town Of Lee.5urg On FRIJ.4Y tie
18th day Of August next, iffsir; rot, the
next far day; by virtue of decree of the.
court of the United States, for the ,th cir
cult, In the Virginia district, pronounced
at~Msy term 1906 in a suit depending in
said court between the executors of Daniel
Mildred, deceased, VITO was surviving part
nef of Mildred and Roberts, plaintiHs-and
Samuel iiough and others defendants !
800 Acres Of Land,
3 Near Leesburg, on the waters Of Tuscaro-
ra, in the county of Loudoun-three acres Of
Meadow near Leesburg, and House and Lot
IN Lecsburg or SO much thereof as will be-
sufficient to raise certain sums of money, in-
terest and costs, in said decree mentioned.
William Mann, g
Armstead Long, s.
Charles F. Mercer, :
June "a. 2awts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
Port Of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Harmony, Tunnel, Wilmington
to Joseflh Dean
Polly and Sally, Keith, BaItimore--sun.
dries, to diferent.daers1aats
CLEARED,
Brig Betsey, Stevens, Jamaica,
by P..Jdnney g Ben. Shreve. jr.
Schr. Constellation, Goddard, Kinsale,
blythe Master
Sloop. Maria Antoinettc, Gaines, St. Jage-de-
Cuba-by WadszuortA u Butler
Cherokee, Sanger, Nanjcmoy,
by the Master
ASSIZE OF BREAD,
lMaae Of Sn7te!dne Burr Flour. :
CENTS:
The s pound loafto be sold for "a
pound loaf II
? pound loaf 81
pound loaf \
JOHN LONGDEA;
Clerk ofshs Marksl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
Lost, or Mlslald,

"A NEGOTIABLE NOTE, of Messrs,
L n JONATHAN and MSELoN .coLFIELD.
dated 9Th June, and parable TO s1llien y:
RMS endorsed By Wi8;am n. df2s and
lillian Nswten. The finder Of said Note,
viii be rewarded by leaving it with the sui,
scribcr.
60 Payment Of said Note being stot1hee,t
1t can be of no use bukto the proper owner.
Samuel Craig.
Juae 81. St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
Twenty Dollars Reu0Yd.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, last.
III evening, Negro Girl, named Grace:
She is about 8 years old, stout made has
scar on the back of one of her hands.--7em
Dollars will be given if taken in-town, and,
7wenty if without.
T.. CRAVEN.
June.a4. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
1 hare q ifW L@sSS OF

Particular TenerIHe Wine,
frery suiseri0'' qnaAtg, iAQssrtrd ecr!ytn ,As
gear l30s
Which will be sci !, On moderate terms, to
close consignment.
phiaeas .Janney.
mo "a. II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28

ones successor there, or that ray recon-.
mendstion would avail to proeuye an Office
for aay of my friends. would recall
ever officer who has participated or who
has been even suspected to participate IN
the petty divisions OF thar country. !
would rub out and begin anew.
The people Of New Orleans speaking
the French language were told that on their.
transfer to this country they should taste
the sweets ofliherty ,ahatletters de caehet
were done away and they were to hear no
more OF confinement In the tower OF Sc.
govia yet unfortunately among these
people the Grst lesson of military authority
is taught. This will not attach them TO
the United States, and it will prevras eye
ny man Of reputation and who values his
own character from emigrating to that
couatry 50 as to dissolve the Erench pc.
pulation.
& Suppose such thing had happeaed in.
my or your (the speaker's) country, the
spirit of the people would have settled the
business before now. Mr. r. then stated
that in . county 10 Virginia, which com.
posed part of the district which he re.
presented, a man in 1898 peaceably enlist
ing troops for congress, had to leave the
county, on account of the general indlgna.
ton WHICH prevailed against the army
Such was the spiris Of '9s and cow we are
yindicating military authority. Will any
man tell The cause Of this change? Mr..
K. said he was a, loss
{ Nj. Randolph. Speech 10 be eon':nEed)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
0yt OF HZexandraG.
ARRIVED,

I ARRIVED,
Brig Helen, Capt MsCobb, Is days from
Port-Royai -Balast--James Patton.
:. Sailed in CO. with the briggs Mercury, Ma
ry-Ann, and Sparrow, all of this port, Left
there brig Louisa, Capt. MsNa1nara, also OF
this port The day before Captain M'Cobb
sailed, the British ffigate Mediator arrived
there with five prizes, among them the ship
George Washington. of New-York, which
she cut out of SANTANA, where she had been
carried by French priyateer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
March %.
Notice is eby e2uen.

THAT all persons who shall tres,
pass on the land belonging to CIV .Valangen
situated on the. Potomac river, nean Alexan@
drls, beginning at the mouth Of Mol Frost $
creek, extending down the river to dividing
line between him and Illr. Peter Sherron.
nearly at the lower extremity OF the Pocosen,
and back from the river to the north BRANCH OF.
little Hunting creek, will be prosecuted to the
extent OF tue law in sucla cases proyided.-and
whereas, siyers depredations have been CONS
rnltted on the aforesaid Facosen, by stealing
wood, &c: the sebscribssr offers Reward of
Five Dollars to any persoIf who shall give In.
formation, upon oath, SO that such offender OF
offenders may receive the punishment Of tie
law. - ~
C. W. VaIangen.
March % law3ws
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
aleranorta .Dajlp a1ufrt;ser.
SATURDAY, MARCH, %.

Onthe evening of January 18th, yes.
sci lying 10 the RaPenburgh canal, near
Leyden Germany having Cd board ten
thousand pounds gun.powder, blew up !;
several hundred OF people los. their lives,
and chief part Of the buildings in The cry
we're thrown down
:Leydep, next to Amsterdam, is the larg.
es, city in Holland. i, is walled, has elgh
gates, aud l45 bridges. the greatess part Of
which re bull. Of treestone.
he principal church is a superb s'ruc.
turss whose high roef is supported by
three-rows of columns; and the rest O. the
public buildings are very hands sme.
There are several large hospi ais and a
Anlversity. j be sheare for saatomyis he
fossr in Europe.
Here are manufactures ofthe bsstcloths
anu SUITS 10 Holland, there being no less
than 1900 woskn,sn employed in til m.
;Leyded is famous for the long sies- it
sustained in 1873 against III S ,,ae,ards.
,Ihe ti,y IS four mi!es and halt IN CIR
cumferenes ; and is twenty miles ,sw. OF
Amsterdam.
Erom tie Philadelphia Daily Adysrtiser.
Mr. PouLsoN,
1T is individual excellence which
in the aggregate, gives the tone to national
character, and every tribute OF praise paid to
a fellow citizen must be pleasing to our natl.
onal pride.
Our medical schools have arrived to, a de-
gree of perfection perhaps equal or superior to
any in the world, owing to the genius OF their
professors.
1t is with a great degree of pleasure have
learned that gold medal has been sent by the
Queen of Eutfuris, accompanied with highly
complimentary latter, to DIR, Benjamin Rush,
professor of the institutes Of medicine & clynl-
cal practice in the University of Pennsylvania
after the perusal Of his works.
~, On the one side OF this medal is a likeness
.ofthe Queen Of Eutruria, holdingb by the hand
her infant son, and on the reverse these words,
1 To THE MOST DESERVING
This information cannot fail Of being highly
gratifying to the numerous pupils OF this
worthy and ingenious father in mediclne.----
The simplicity yet profundity of whose me-
deal tenets have so greatly asslstedln laying
the basis of their professional knowledge and
of their skill in It's application to practice.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
March 49,.
Public Sale.

Win be SAID, on the ircnises, on :5VEDNES4
DAY, the first Of .4ali.ti nert, al twefve
O'Clock.
That large three story BRICK
WAREHOUs Sc, situate on King street, now
in the occupancy Of Messrs. r. Fetch and CO,
Terms viii BE- made known at the time and
place of sale. Application may be made to
the subscriber previous tokithe diy of fales
who viii treat for il at private bargain.
}amss Patton.
March %. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
CONGRESS.
,-cr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, Feb. 10.

. ~ the resolution o8ered by M.
)s : - = 10 make further preOlsior' ~ las0
bf' s.,.,s me srivilege Of the sorit at Ha-
70 = q ~ csrous ia persons in custody anasr
' = - ealsar tie authority q tie u
Stgtss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
Wanted to Charter,

A vessel Of from 1000 to 1900 barrels, to-
load for liadsira, to which immediate dispatcfs
will be given.
.yEhhly to
James Patton.
March -. Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
e. A Bargain,

r WILL dispose of my TIM YARD, In
L the town OF Luanyases, together with all
the stock of Leather anti EaTk now on hand--l
The House and Lot will be sold on a liberia.
credit, or exchanged for Wet Goods-th.'
stock of Leather and Bark may be had witk
the Lot, for which cash must be given. =
description is deemed unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will certainly view the
property first will only add that, the house.
is convenient and comfortable, and the yarc
supplied with every utepsil necessary for the
tanning business
Thomas Jacob.
Dunfries, March -. i8] 2awtf
" B. The House and Lot Will be sold low
for, cash r.
Extract from TN act Of the Corporation
eft Alexandvia, for the extl&guzzMmsnt
gf Fire.
Sec. z. IF any person who shall be presens
at any fire, shall neglect or refuse to obey the,
order or direction of any officer who shall Dc
appointed by any fire company now establish
ed, or which may be hereafter established,
knowing him to be an officer, such person
shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIVE dollars :
Provided the Name of such officer shall have
been first published in one of the public pa
pers printed in the town.
+ At a meeting of the STAR FIRE COMPANY,
at the court house, on Saturday the I'll OF
March,, the following gentlemen were electeo
officers for tie ensuing year
JOHN JANNEY, President.
JOHN ROBERTS, Nce-Presidente
THOMAS SKREvE, Treasurer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY NEXT,
wy be sold, at me Vendus-Store, On a credit
Of 90 aays,
A very fine young Stud Horfe,
Raised by Ferdinand Fes,Jar, Esq. and got
by the famous English horse MuFT1,
also,
A likely Negro Boy,
Who understands the management Of hor.
ses.
2. 6. Marsteller.
March %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
N Otto E.

TINE Members of the Episcopal Church
81 are informed, that an Election VIII bss
held at the Church, OH Monday next, between
the hours of eleven and two O'Clock, tor izVefpor
Yestrynen, agreeable to the actof lncorpora.
tion--at which time all the vacant Pews IN the
Church will be rented.
TIE Church Waydens.
March %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

4o,L-Al.xander NJ in.ire Ktt.yy-Alrx-
auder Rice HrAs-I0hn 5gorer 4,pual-
EhPha.e; Perkins le54no7--Dayid / epro
>eryo,d 9ni AJ,s!- NathanieI Conaat. I'm.
Thomas Keeicr P5jLit Ga. gJ- Iolepb Akin
ION babiei1b-John re. EhIua pn,Er.tl1--
David Nlariton Z 1.iggfaa-Jaml, E-
blHtor Samuel Merrill, JJ'eph p1aa.1sn
G4cs-Wiiam Moody, Pcniamu Pike
CUMBERLAND
Poy+IaH4--JoleP4 li.cvnh George Bra1hn.
~, Matthew Cobb, Nm. Ienks julcuh Nm.
lngrsham Fa.a,.il- !oau Wait sam r,,s
James Morrill, S.aI,ys-B euitatiu I.artshrr
Geo. fiighr C,'L1n-LothrOe evils Gu
-Joieph M'Le'lan A9,t5y.. ra.. 5- I r,,.,;
Mitchell FIRE. ori--Na. han WeaUn E-.c
zgisA-Roberi Given N-7yF.oa eas. - Ita- Par
tons, JoiePh L. tuxcraH Poa,4- SAINT Al
drews. LINCOLN.
yeFff-Mofe- Carbon, Jun. Abel Wood.
iun. L,edsa-SamueI.T Goodwin N.-.oi-
Jri-Moles Carleton Nszycs.ql.- David qr-.
ray Brff-onnon Eliot Aot.bsre'--j-.a,.
Perkins Ihom5fozVr h-aion Wheaton tz--
XII u Dodge Waryr4-Sauuel lha.cher
Can a~- Farnham HaIi t-, a-Edvd. Jon.,
B4.b--Peleg Toil>'An T&Gtn-Reri t5afey
LH.lfe-4- John Neal LiG.u-Juc ThonDr.a
HANCOCK
C'fiTe--Oiiver Mann En- f9a@rr--C' a'eh 2.
Hall O,i.gt.a--Trancis Carr IZrat- De,ot--
DAVIS WAlgait ..zra-- Wni. N .aa. L
E,A-- Thomas y hitter No,fbbs,f--F.hens zer
Frye Liasol7vtt Phillip Timer Pra,t,e 7-
Henry Slack FrarLfyt--Ahner B,cknel
E,m3 ta--seth Kamp.on B-sgay- lanes
Thomas AEHJNt BECK
n guf- -Joihua Gage Hailorgels--Sar1ueI
Moody Garaasr--Ssmuei Jewett Monmouth
Simon Dearborn, j. Cysere--Layher Rob
bins LeeA--DsnieI LothroP, jr UiqAres--
Samuel Wood FaJstt. Solomon Bates M.
Vrraaa- John Icvey Bsls, aas--MoTes Carr
Hate. viAe--Elnathan Sherwin PFt7s7ga--
Thomas Eldred Y.gaLa5s'--Abiel GelcbeA
Ei.loze-. F'eazer w. Ripley Lhnfon- Aiher
Kinds Caaa4n-- Bryce M'Lelan Noyrigr-
7Voek- Ithamar Sp2nldin Far0siagfaa-- 2acha-
riah Norton. OXFORD.
Pays-EIias Stowell BgclfsB--EauCh Hail
Trrrs' John Turne- Li7-1 rsgc-- Ma -has.iet
PerleY. Fry.54yqt-Joan AI-Miilan.
wASHINGTON.
Ma.b;aI--Jonathan Diekinion. Egfbnas~
Oliver Shead.
Rev. TH0A4As BALDWIN,, Cb1plzia.
CHARLEs p SUMNER, Clerk.
Mr.. yASss KEAN, 1Nsgsrgee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

ner, jr. Enoch ColIamore.---Hingbam,
Hawks Cuihing.
BARNSTABLE.
Barsfa5ke-Jonas Whitman Eben I.athroo.
Richard Lewis Saad4vieB--John freeman
Benz Perciva FoigrontB--David Nye, Brad
dock Dimmock 1iarrzortb-Ellla Doare,
Deaais-Judah Paddock. Hayseieb- Benjamin
Bangs. C5zf54y- Reuben RYDER.
BRlS TOL,
Tau7fon-gone. Godfrey RsBaBg5-Flkanah
Preach, jun DigBtm-John Hathaway 3 ~
oJrt-Ciark Purinton. Szg11ssv-Daar Hale.
-dttleboi o-Ebep.r Bacon. EaGoq0a-John Tiff
dale No,loa---Laban Wheaton. Raya5am--
hrael Wahburn. Brrtty-Apolios Tcbey.
Freef0zOa-Wm r ouieviIle. MsZrJalc,I-
HAYES DarlDo4l5 Holder SlucuTn. Troy--
Abraham Bowen.
DUKES.
jF5,,ozOa--ThDmas Cook jon. TBzryA--
John D4vi NANTUCKET.
Nantucket MicaJah Coffin.
WORCESTER.
Pr 5asr--Samuel Flagg, Edward Bangs,
kPh'alm MOwer S5sHee,- BENJAMIN Drurv.
Byso-feA-OIiver Crofby. Wzeera-Jos. FIELD
Star5'hPr- Oliver Plimpton Cbayltaa-John
Spur, Samuel RobinGon DaHe Thomas
Larned Azsaasa- Jole IN Adams. I4atoya--
Samuel Jones. >attoq-J0nas Sibley Jofiah
Stiles. O*fs&-Abijah Davis Cygfaa- Ele-
aver Leland. Lpt~a--Ezra Wrod II. Sbreqee
5-Ty-TJonah Howe Weq5aro Nathan Fiji
or. Nmt55uo'-James Keyes. Bovla9a-Jas
Loag'ey HeAEa-Wa- Drury "a eaGey--
~ oteyens. E45va,4- Jonathan Wetherbee,
Jonathan Symonds. Baton and BesAa-Silas
Holman Stt1Ang-IlraeI Allen. w. Braiqtyae
--JciePh Bowman, jr- Ha,@7r;cE- Timothy
Page Ba''e-EIijah Caldwell, Ala Walker.
1l"D5Ir3is7-Iohn M'Clanathan. VlEmiaGrr
Jonas Whitney. Lesrpey-Abi jan kigeIow.
L1rsq0rrg-E Cuihlng rHej5mg- saniL
Clbion. W,iaelsa7og-Wm Whitney CAR
'e5--'onathan Oigoud AoytF,a n4ac Greg
ory Pr. 5lm- Nathaniel Chandler.
BERKSHIRE
NsTgrayl@o-o'-- Zenas Wheeler. S0a9i feL4
e 5.sLl-- John Pic ket. Ty,J7ozar7 -Joieph
Wilton. Ba,,izrtoa-- John Nichuls Egyezoat
James BALDWIN. Sn-k5raee-- John Bacon
i2/of-Sfaetyri4gs--Samuei Barlow. Les-Jared
Bradley B-rt-t-George C5uant. Leaax-
!otAh Newell. RifJ.4ea4- Zachariah Pieriou.
Fnf-la--Sin'eon Griiwod, !chn Churchill.
DJAoa-John Chamberlain, II. Wis1si-A-
mos iioibrook. Chc6--e- Daniel Brown.
LaagSsreagL & Aezp.ty Samuel r. Wheel
sr aJ fezr7--Wm Towner, VIM Young.
-44arf-titll.. Wells S-v;-Jos William.
NORFOLK.
R,~ta,y !oicPh Heath, Nm. Brew er, Eli
tha " a tney, Ralph Smith. Do,eb-fe~- Perez
Morton, Ezek.eI To!man, Eh,neas Holden.
Bro9!lts-Stcphen sharp, Ilaac Buli4rd. DID,
6a1f-Iohn kAIc9;t, samue n, Dean Med
bLm-nanIW Ware A1nfei y Dsver-Fphrqm
Chenery. Neaq,qy- jeremiah nan en- Mil
t7a-Davil Tucker. BrI17fyee- LEM Hayden.
ymaa-t-Chriitopher ebb C.bsIt-Tho-
Una Lothrop. N4aaj 5b-InUmas French.
'f2g--jolePh Beans. " lr5taa-- Lem Cav.
Sba,5t-Ionathan Bhlugs rt4 ooe-Aia
ki-gtbJry. J" re4tLun-Samue. DAY, Bcnja-
nun shepard fr-athr JOieph Barron. -
Mgt-zg- Daniel lnurber.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
AatR Onlimon8.
EALE1Ga, IN. CO. NAY IA.


Extract ola tetter from Fayetteville, Of
The Oh QfNIay, to the Editor.
Alta Superior Court, which was in
session last week, the Hon. Duncan
M'Farland, [Lctc democratic member
Of COngreasl was pressed very hard
for his ears-o5le Of the indictments a.
gainst him for perjary came on on Fri
day morning last. The examination
Of Witnesses and Pieadings took up I'M
til midnight, when it was given TO the
jury who, after being out some time
with ut being likely to agree, Judge
Lowry retired, aid paid them visit
again at 2 O'Clock, Am. still they had
not agreed. The Judge then went TO
rest, and did not return until the usual
lime for opening the court-but the
jury had not yet agreed-they remain
ed out until nearly O'Clock on Satur-
day afternoon ; when on motion of
Mr.. M'Farland's counsel, Juror was
drawn, SO that he was to 20 through
the same scene at the next term.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

Gen. P2oli has been represented As
the godfather of Bonaparte, but if he
was 50, he could not have stood in per-
son, BOnapatc was not born ill two
years after the general left Corsi y, il
the year 1859. Butthe report " with
out foundation The Ie.oe .cneraI,
who 50 no5Iy distinguished himself in
the cause Of iDelry was, therefore,
spared { modification, Of being I'll
any respect 4nsworabie for the coI iuct
OF the greatest enemy to liberty hat
she ever had p rncounter.--Lon. Ten.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

Lately an American sailor conducted
himself with great indeccncy and yio-
lence to respectable woman in Wap-
ping London, claiming her as bis wife,
saying she was married to nim a. New
YORK F.; but 1t was clearly demonstrated
to him, that the lady was never FIVE
miles out Of London, when he swore
that she must be the ghost of his wife,
< therefore must have her however
she was placed under the protection Of
her friends, and tine man sent on board
his ship under the control of his captain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
9t. 3obrl tie Earttst.

PORTLAND LODGE Of ANCIENT Ma
SONS will celebrate the anniversary of
ST. john the BAPTIST on Wednesday the oath
OF June inf. at WqGizgton- Hall, where the
Brethren in this and the adjacent towns are
respectfully invited 70 attend, with Jlita5Ie
cloathing as there will be public procet-
lion, and an Grafton OF the occa6on by
Brother SAMUEL EMERSON, of KFAas5nak-
will proceed from the Hall at | ] o'clock "A.
N PR ordr,
JOEL HALL, Sse'y.
Porflz71, Jyss 58O7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08
Trial Of The Brhj6 SgLdjers,
lua Pubifhed and for faIe, at
ISAAC ADAMS's R1oEFore.

PRICE 80 Gents.
he Trial of the British Soldiers Of the
4 29th Regiment Of Foot, for the murder
o. I'VE cinzens, in Bolton, on the evening of
March :, 1910, before the Hon. Jullices of
the SUPREME Court on the November follow
ing he mention of the names Of the Coun-
ie' employed in this trial, will render any re-
ootamendation unnecenarv.
7 1"'si for t5e G, o7v7-Robert Treat Paine
Sno Samuel Quincy Efqrs
Isgr'tI Tar tie P,ic5aer5-John Adams, la,e
ehaent Ct the y S MIR. Jctiah Quincy and
AZ S',nPi0s sstcT RlcRcrA 81. ], (ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

1hunder. The following is litter
al translation from some lines written
by canadian Indian, in his native Ian
guage, on Thunder.
" It is the voice Of God, when he
clothes himselfwith terrors, and speaks
IN angerto the Spirits Of the Lakes.
The sea flies at the presence Of his
voice, and knows not whittier to f1y !;
the trees on the tops Of the loftiest
mountains bow down their heads 70 the
vailles, and the earth trembles, tie riv-
ers forget their course, and the clouds
melt away IN big drops of rain on the
ground.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-08

a cure for consumption has been
lately announced il England by llr. L.
;. Stewart, Of Billerica, il Essez, who
was brought to the verge oG the Grave
by consumption ofth= lungs and re-
stored t. perfect health, by eating three
or four pints per day of ripc currents,
white and red I; he mentions other per-
sons who reco- erld from the disease
by the same means