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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Sa1ftte ship taems.
PORT OF PORTXAND--lsc?,

IlsHaly, Dee. III
Arrived schr. Farmer, Campbell, Of NV
buryport, 20 DAYS from Martinlco. Left
there, brig Favorite, Hall, for Portland, III
Is DAYS Fame, Skerry, for Salem il 10
VESSELS SPOKEN.
SPOKE, lat. 40, long, 65, ship Ulyssis, s
days from Wiscasset for Cork.-Nov. q,
lat 81, long SO, schr Morning Star, Of Port
land, for Baltimore-Nov 27, off Charleston,
U brig Hornet, from Malaga, for Cha les
town-Nov 2, OIL GaudaIoupc, brig Tropic,
for Portland-Nov z, lat 43, long 90, ship
Thomas, Of Portland, 81 DAYS from Mar
settles, for Boston-Nov 5, ~ 70, long 81,
brig Be 81, 81 days from Liverpool, for Wis
cas5et
TESSELS LEFT
AZ Toni gen, Oct. o, brig Concord,
Trip, FIR K nnebUnk J.; ship Hero, Mill
KIN, IT Portland ship Dunlapp, Of
Brunswick, not permitted to discharge Con
suspicion) nor leave the port these with
several others expected TO sail the next day.
AT Point-P etfe, Nov. |, brig Ellen, Hud :
son, Of Portland AT Tortola, 10 days since,
Venus, Lunt, of Portland.-At Antigua,
"a, Swift, Young, Of Portland, waiting trial.
SLIPPING MEMORANDA.
The brig Rover, To wne, of KennebUnk,
sailed from GreenSck, Nov. 10, for New
York.
A number of American vessels have been
condemned III Holland-anong them ship
Merchant, Graves, of Newbmyport.
The John Jay, from Batavia, with 1000
peculs coffee, for Providence, is lost in the
Streights Of Sunds, crew and small part Of
the cargo saved.
American produce extremely low at King
stOn, o. 9Th Nov.-Philad superfine -four
to dis. corn meal at IS rice 4 So
10000 bbls. on hand.
There are about 80 sail American vessels,
mostly recent arrivals at PIT. Petre, 9th Nov.
Markets for American produce very dull !;
payment in bad sugars at high prices. -
Several large w. lndiamen have been cap
tured by French privateers and sent into Pt
, Petre, laden with coffee, sugar and cotton,
! from Demera-y and Surinam.
The ship Merchant, of Newburyport has
| been condemned at Amsterdam and sew
eral other Americans, unknown The
Dutch government rigidly enforcing the de-
cree against neutralvessels touching at br-
tish ports.
From Newfoundland, Oct. 31.--The brig
Rambler, Norris, Of Leith, with psssen-
gers from Thorso in the Orkney Islands,
bound TO Picton, was totally lost II tie night
OF the 2Sth inst. and every person on board
Psrisssa excepting SIX nep and one woman
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

500 Numbers will be conhdered one day's
drawing, and the prizes determined accord-
inSly.
The drawing of this clafs will commence
at Bolton, on the Sth day Of April next, and
continue without interruptions, until cotnpIet-
ed. Tickets unfold to be returned TO either
of the Managers, MeiFrs, Gilbert & Dean Of
Bottom, or Mr.. Jlaiah Thomas Of WorceRer.
twenty days previous to the time of drawing
the price of Tickets will then rife to S dollars
50 cents.
The highelf prize will be paid in 90 DAYS,
thole above 100 dolls in 90 days, and all Others
in 80 days after the drawing i ended. Prizes
not demanded in one year after drawing will
be conGdered as generou1y given for the bene-
fl Of the Lottery.
The Managers folicit a continuance Of tie
public patronage afuring adventurers thar
no care or diligence, in their power, fhaH be
wanting to render their lot equal, and the diff.
trihution of Fortunes favors, in partial. And
:hey confidently hope, that the Liberal minded,
and the friends of the arts and ent erprize Of
their country, will nor withhold their fnpport.
from an undertaking, e. srduous in its accom-.
plilhment, and 70 beneficial 10 their fellow r..
tigeas, As 4 bridge serofs Conneesicdl river.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
John z. Thurfton & Co.

Haze for (l!e,
90 boxes Spermaceti Candles,
80 chefs Teas, warranted 4 quality,
100 calks Englili Nails , emitted 10
100 crates low priced Ware s Ds5enfuys.
Nov. l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Factory Cotton.

Henry Smith & Co.
No. a. A1ggfy', RosO,
HAVE for fale large aflortment
of factory, WHARF and Filling, and two
threaded whitenea Cotton.
Jhly 10. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
CONGRESS

On the 9TH were in session with clos
ed doors in consequence Of message
from the President, which was UNDER
stood to relate to our affairs with Great
Britain. Nothing as yet appears from
any official source on which to form an
opinion as to the question Of War or
Peace.
A writer in the Boston Gazette,
makes the following just and pertinent
observations, after stating that if Great
Britain was disposed to go 10 war with
us, Mr.. Jefferson's limited instructions
to our ministers, Proclamations, Non
Importation Acts, &c. would have fur
nished an excuse. On the contrary
she manitests a sincere disposition to
settle the existing differences by send
ing Mr.. Rose as staeciat Envoy.
Peace then is at our command
Peace, we may add, is the wish of all
the Federalists, and Of two thirds of the
other party.-PEAcE, is the wish Of
lie Farmer, who, without it, cannot
sell his produce.-PEAcE, is the wish
of the Mechauick, who, without it, Will
be obliged to hang his tools.-PEAcE.
is tbs wish Of the Merchant, who by
war, viii be pIundered, impoverished
ruined. Who then desires war! A
few discontented, noisy men, who have
nothing to lose, and are therefore will
ling to adventure IN any rash enter
prize"
War, said Mr.. Jefferson, on for
mer occasion, is never justihable but
an cases of InVeSi0n.-But so blinded
are mankind by their undue partialities
tor oEe nation, and hatred to another,
that this same man, who thought wal
never Justi6able but in cases of Invasion
! assus hurrying Us into War, for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
TO BE SOLD.
TAKE NOTICE =

FOR fale in Turner, Dwelling Houfe, OUT
houies and Store, conveniently iituated for
Trader, being the property of Samuel Spear
OF Bofton.--For further particulars enquire of
the iubicribsr in Portland.
Ga IL EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
TO LET,

A Convenient thrse-fory DWELLING
HOUSE, Gtu4ted in Free-ffreet.-In@
quire of EDWARD COBB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Ioleph Pope,

Jofeph Pope,
no. z. MnGys-Ro-g,
Has conffantiy for fale, FACTOR7- COT
TON farm for weaving, knitting and
fewing. Likewise,
Leaf and Lump Sugar,
which being consignment, will be fold on
the mon Reasonable terms.
1913 Mo. s. DC 81 (9m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Cincinnati.


THE Standing Committee of the Mafachu-
ietts Cincinnati, whole names are fubjoin-
ed, hereby give public notice, that application
for relief may be made to any individual Of
the committee, by the Widows and Orphans
of members deceaied, or by fuch Of their
brethren as are reduced to necefitous circum-
frances, on or before The third Wednelday in
January next.
Gen. b. Lize0ia, Doe. I'm Ezfh,
D.. D, 7c4v1sead, Gen. Hea,y JaetrOh,
.fObH CaAeaRer, Esq. Gen. John WiegszO,
CAPT. F,aacis Green, CAPT. Sa,uI. ArmJfroaF,
Capt Begj. EotOn, DOa. Jobn Hart,
Maj. Daniel 'Jfaaksos, Capt. Robert a,iIliarus,
Capt. HIN. Ind, e4p5, CAPT. sar1i. B,agjorS,
CAPT. JOba George, MAJ Caleb Gib5s,
CAPT iona. MaynaLd, Col. Jobn Pepki~,
CAPT, Zbsmas Hozvs, Mr. Samk PrrEiaI.
The Standing Committee are hereby nOtif-
ed to meet on the third Wednesday in January
next, at Mr.. JAMES VILAs, at IL O'Clock,
A, NJ. ADAMS BAILEY, Rs10rGcy.
B9t'oa, Dc 81, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

Orchard Cook and General Chandler are
furious for war. If thele ignorant mad caps
lacceed in their endeavourS, they viii reduce
a large number Of their conltituents to an ab
foute want Of the means of fupport. Whom
would they benefit Not one. Then let
them drive on: Verify they will have their
eward-IbiL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
FOUND.

A LARGE STORE KE1-The owner NAV
a receive it by paying for this advertife-
ment, on application at this Office.
Dec. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

FOR SHE, Br
]. Richardson,
Ne. 8, Leng- WrBa,f
900 Dbk. Mefs and No. I Beef,
200 do No. and 8 do
eco half bbIs. Mefs No I do
80 bbls No and Pork,
100 hhds liverpool Salt. Nov is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

Jeferfon once faid expressly, in one Of his
medages, that he thought commerce ought to
be left to take care of itfelf: Now under a
hyPocritical pretence of protecting commerce,
he would 60 to war with England The
fact is he is and alwa Us has been the enemy Of
commerce. He is determined to have the
trade Of the EAT cut up by the roots. We
feel our obligations 10 him aud his fupperters
Rbfrt0-y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
THE MANAGERS OF
Hatfield Bridge Lottery

49,
Gratefully acknowledge the liberal fupport
hitherto received from the public; and
RESPECTFULLY offer the following
Scheme Of The Third ClayG'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

principles new and indefeasible in them
selves.-For principles, which General
Washington and Mr. Adams, did not
think themselves justified in insisting
upon, at the risk Of our peace"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-03

constituted authorities Of the couutry:
Your ftisuds Dlnsmoor, Ffeema6, and
M Kee occupy 4 room here and laugh az
ibis puddle 10 ! storm sss
have The honos Is Be very respectfully
s. Your Excelienty,s y
Obedicnt Servant,
JOHN MCKEE
slzlis1 Excel leney Gen. " slkinsoa:
& ss' e d be contilaed.
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ed 4hathe had ii 1901 made some repre- J
I Sc a,ioos Is 700 and COL Hawkins fond
cd a. repert made 81 him By col; Joslyn.l
.thas j had abused him and the pre- SO spt tos
i cony ersation 81 Mr.. IA cInseshs 10 lhis'
nation id very severe and improper lan-.
selage have since seencoi JoslIIn,
- l,o gave me certificate Of which the
seuslosed is copy 81 for what said ot Nlr;.,
Claiborne, candidate for an oihcc 10 the
stare Of which / am eitizens certainls
can be accountable only % him, not5so he
goverunarns that has since cloalhs1 him
with the mantle of lis powei; II 4 had
LEANED erna.e 4. polite dicese e NJ;
whose he id and heart we're nelthcr ct ttatfR
forrntd 70 my taste on the scale of gre IS
Mioeo's per haps / might have been A..
led with an Office Ger this how ever. niiss
despe random. Tencro duce. n fcmain
here till Xmas. be ChoctaW treaty I
fear will taN Trough this season and MA
vii! moi be among the least ct my dlsaP
nointmrnts for 4 had some rxnsctation q
procuring at !. 4 ,rAcs Of land for my young,
Che an Il Is reported here from Cum
btilstd thar the sec'ry of war he's WRITER
si,ai .if he Choctaws wish 10 sell land they
mus seDe deputies 10 Washing sdn.
Cress,tr, Sc. is very Catholics bur when
1 proceeded Iu9 her 20 Z. bleach high !
brushed ID the 6ngsrs ends, bu1 Why, |
would noitcll you for all my hopss 10 the
government. on p per nlcap. N
With s,ucrre res poet ADD esseem \ have.
the honor ~ be 4
Yosr E xcsllvncy's
Obrdisnt servant,
Holm MCKEE
His Eacsllencu Gen " ilkinson.
The IRE guiarisy II The m ail-cayriers oc.
cas,onr d ,hss 10 BE mail later than rx:
kpsc,e am now informed by a letter
from Mr.. Dinsmoor that the. Commiss'rss
will meet the Choclsws about 81 Nov. and
this uosping sci GU. with sour TREAD
gen. w. COLDER, 80 1usuat Dsxter 70 az
\ s - ]. Mex.
chiclasaw BA6s, Dec. %, 1906.
Dear General,
So many opportunities present them
selves here for conveying letter towards
Orleans tha, would be uegrass ius TO leave
this aitnou, a, least ofrrlpg you he com
plsmen,s of the season, aad my hsariy
prayers fof he success Of your bark on this
tempestuous SEA Of Liberty; for win oil
my confidence 10 her ssaaschness cannot
help feeling some Anxiety 90 accouai of
sunken rocks and the cursed pirascs that
lnfest her track.
| sci our 10 morrow moruiug for the
lhnkassws and # you should have leisure
70 infurgs me Of your heal by post |
wili.emain there long enough 10 receive
ii, and hope 90, mach longer.
have the honor 10 &c With very SIN.
cere respcc. and esieesps Il
Dest Gensrsl
Your obedieot servant,
JOHN MCKEE.
His ExceAency Gen. Kllkinson.
Nalchez, 7an. rs, 'o7.
ORA, General,
wrote you note from the
Chickasaw Bluffs ahan, Xmas. Soon af.
ter / Sc, out for this place, where | have
been for ten days and will yet remain per
i haps I've weeks longer just q laugh al
The ridiculous scenes that are passipg be.
fore U.s. nere is a wide fed fer conjecs
ture and every man axes his own dTecnon.
The hide mlng0 here has.assumed nil
tary attitude 10 drfend the Altar and the
Throne as well assalnss Colonel Burr as thes
acknowledgements OF The army.
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go W9DiC you d uotC ~ VA tlsC
Chickasaw Bluffs ahon, Xmas Soon at.
ter i Sc, out for this place, where have
been for ten days and will yet remain per;
haps I've weeks lorger-just q laugh al
the ridiculous scenes that are passing be-.
fore U.s. nere is a wide fed fer conlecs
ture and every man faktshis owns irecnon.
The hHle mlngo here has.assumed mil
tary ATTITUDE 10 defend the Altar and the
Throne as well asalnss Colonel Burr as the
enctoacharnss OF The army.
have no doubt tha ere h!s yonwIll have
set me down as q Burrife and 40 li.,lee that
you will believe me when 4 assure vou hat
as YET l am not; and must know me OBJ
iceland the means better than j do, before
can be. lis irue that having no hing
10 do and hearing that some great enter
PRISE was on loot, pasronizsd By many
great men and wink u al by the govetnmens.
came here 10 profit. Of auY.s. or'oni5y
that might offer Of lettering my sltuas ION
By honorable entrrpfize.s Asyrt see no
way open bur 10 he face Ut my cbnosfy's
laws, and desperate IS my fprtuee Isl, s
will never delibrralti, do an act shat will
prrvent me from re,urn'ng 10 the spot
swhtreI was born.
have lately received Letter from Mr.
Simpson saylng g yoar friend gen. W.
wishes you wese here, zs he has il now 10
This pow er 10 serve. you. lots 10 me JUST
now is ssly interesting reformation; and
BY resufn az sne mail will be glad 80 hear
t.cm you.
Ned 1 fell yru that cenuiderable pains
taken and taking here 70 render your
usspsspa1ar; and by persons toe am
sss 81 's Hgsrk much Of The laws and
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court
of Chancery for the Richn6nd district, will
be Sold, at public auction, on Tuesday the
5th day of December next, if fair, If not,
the next fair day, that very valuable and dc
lightful SEAT, In the county of Stafford, on
the Rappahannock river, about six miles be-
low Fredericksburg, called
TRAVELLERS REST,
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LANDING
Fsapi the schooner iFreigher, catitain Thomas
from Portland and fo', sale by
LaWrason s. ToWle;
10000 feet lumber.
leobbis New England rum,
$50 boxes mould candles,
100 sides soal leather,
SO quintals ccsi fish,
20 casks cheese, m
90 boxes chocolate,
IN STORE,
tons St Petersbug clean hemp, y
bales plains,
2 do Kendall cottons,
100 aoz. English sewing -twine,.
si5oo sides red soal leather,
locllests young hyson tea,
20 pipes Holland gin,
s do. Bordeaux handy,
6hhds New England rum,
500 boxes brown soap,
SO do. mould candles,
SO do. chocolate,
80 do. HAVANA sugar,
Hogsheads and barrels retailing sugar,
Halfhar and keds beef,
80 barrels and half barrels maekerel,
2 trunks coarse and fine shoes.
November 81.
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4 Valuable Fe17y for Sale.


~T>tiE subscribers offer for sale the vaiua-
B BILE FERRY in Prince Georges coun~
~, opposite to the town of Alexandria, toge-
Their with about fifty acres of Land III a high
state of cultivation, about eight or ten acres
Of which are in timothy and more could bs
converted into meadow at small expence--..
on which there is also valuable fishing land
ing The purchaser may be accommodated
with boats and hands for conducting the ferry
advantage. There arc on the premises,a
handsome and ccmmoaious House well calcu,
lated for tavern, with convenient out build
ings, viz. barn, corr house, stables, &C.
For terms apply TO
q Walter D. Addition,
& Jofsph Thomas.
New. s. aaw
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-Noface IS hsre6y gtyen.
November l9

& THAT an annual meeting of the stock
holders in the Little River Turnpike Compa.
ny, will take place On the first Monday in
December next, al the house Of John Good
ing. at The cid Turnpike Gate, III Fairfax
county, for transacting the bueiness Of the
Company. at same tine and place, an eiec-
ton will be held for President, four Direc-
tors and a Treasurer, for the ensuins year.
Jonah Thompson,
7veG5u7er.
November Is. lawf stAi;ni)ec
Printing in all its various branches.
Handsomely executed at this Office.
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JOSEPH Vaudeville.

4a4 |oLA AN1AAS III v Il h Lila
Corner OF eKIscs and FAasFAx- GqREf2,s,;
HAS HEcEIpEp,
6ooolb Cohen Chseie 1T quality
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
SO half chests & boxes
4ssss syy..n, rr.,s,
Hyson-skin,
RlFes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye lVhiskey,
Is cases old Meaoc Claret stperior
quality,
10 ID Nutmegs,
so dozen London Mustard,
S casks London refined Salt-petre,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
80 boxes Soap,
Is do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
As kegs yellow ground Ginger,
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
$ cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes andcasks,
Pearl and hulled Barley.
A small quantity basket Salt,
Which with very general assortmeh. O
Wines, Liquors and Groceries he will sell
low for cash, produce, or.the usual credit.
Nov IS I'd
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A valuable Mill Seat

Fol sale, the 2lst instant, on the premises,
about four miles frem Alexandra, on the
side Of the turnpike read leading to Win
chester, betweenth ford uf Hosrpes's run
md the trough hill.
II e fall Of water as has been lcrelled by
h j two different men, is made by one Of
them a little over and by the other something
under thirty feet, is accommodated WI h four
and one .quarter acres of lard for the build
ings, &c. together with a suficiency for the
head and tail race and also for the dam.
The terms are-One fourth ready money,
the remainder in equal payments Of three,
six, and nine months, A title will be made
when all the payments are completed - his
sale is authorised by decree of the court OF
chancery of Virginia, and the title viii be
made by the subscriber in consequence there
Of
William Hawthorne,
Receiver of the effects of John Sutton
and John AlaadeDille, under the or
der Of the Chancellor Of Virginia.
December 2. edts
esAEffs. d., LIZ IL
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Valuable Property tor Safe.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
z gether, four acres GLAND, contain-
ing from one aIda quarter acre 70 two acres
each, most eiigibly situated without the Terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon-street to e;reai-Iiuntihg- Greek,
.intersect;ns Jefferson, franklin, and Green
street, ard bounding east and west on Fayr
cite end payne-streets.
a planofthe ground and further IFartic'l'ars
may be obtained by appl'catio: 70
Isaaes paitoa,
June ~. 2aElf
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lust Received.


Per The Brig LoUIsA, Captain JoHN M eNA
MARA,
IS hogsheads of the first quality Muscoya-
do Sugars--and
So ditto second quality.
90 ditto Martinico white clayed--aif of a
very superior quality, stored on Col. Gilpin's
wharE In the house lately occupied by John
6. Ladd: --APp'yto
George Slacum.
TO RENT,
A convenient two story brick dwelling
house on the corner Of Fairfax and Wilkes
streets, with good garden and stables, con-
yeniently calculated Tor small family, in a
very pleasant situation. 1Rmediate possession
can be given. Apply to
George Slacums
III S O,
A part ofthe three story brick house where
1.-THE post-oEice is kept, with five rooms, in one
| of the best stands in this town. Apply as a
oovc.
Neve1nbes Q IS, 9sf
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N. Fitzhugh.

Onthe j 5sn of December next.
Propose to make dividend of such Of the
f'neys belonging to the estateof W orisg an
Fxlvcnt dehtoEas have come 70 my hands-The
|e''itors Of that estate will therefore be pleas
o. shiss dav TO attend AZ my Office to reccirc
|slf respective t.iyidepds.
Thomas Swami, 7rlyass.
Nv. 70 atIsD.
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TRAVELLERS REST,

The residence ofthe late Mr, lho. Gararft
Tbs terms Of sale will be one fourth of the
purchase money, and SO much more as shall
be sufficient to defray the costs of suit and
expences attending the sale, in cash; one
third of the residue payable when George
Garnet shall attain his age OF twenty -one
years, with interest from the day of sale );
one other third payable when Joseph Garnek
shall attain his age oftwenty-oae years, with
like interest; one sixth, or a half of the re-
manning third, payable when Elizabeth w.
Garnet shall attain her age of twenty-onc
years, or marry, with like interest; and the
residue when the youngest daughter of the
said Mr. Thomas Garrett deceased, shall at
tain her age of twenty-onc years, or marry,
with like interest subject to the dover of
the widow of the said Mr. Thomas Garrett,
The interest on each payment to be paid an
nually, and no title to be made TO the purcha-
ser until the whole money is paid, the title
being held as security therefor.
VIM. Lowell, Ex'TR.
JoveY,ober 10 div
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Pubic Sale.
Found this Morning,

i NUIIO II|to 1S'1 A&1H1S,s
A BANK NOTE, tie owner may have il
s.1A again on application .. the Printing Of
fee, describing it, and paying for this adycr-
tisement.
Dec. a. ST.
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Ksv. 10.
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II O Il &c &.

2TEOSE who have ciains upon the estate
CT HItaa Oris,s an insolyent debtor,
hereby required to bring il and exhibit
'e same 70 the Trustee On or before the 10th
NJ OF DECEMBER next.
IT. Fitzhugh.
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NEW YORK, January s.

ca.,ain Dayton, OF the brig Iulia, tron,
:, andero, 10 Spain. informs US thar at.
~ Bopaparte had entered Berlin ne APP.
.a,n,ed twelve commissioners to whom
= rrrs in,fss,rd the care of the city police
and the temporary government OF she re.
bu5lic Of Prussia.
The kmg was represented TO be IN Sic
,,.,iou whish involved his personal safety
-beiag sorroaDdvd by the troops OF.
France, and hardly a possibility OF elect
;nq his escape
the smperor Napoleon was said to be
IN his return to Paris.
me Rrssisss, after some communities
,;ans with the French army, were retiring
s,owsrds their own territory, at CT wiiness-
ms q. idle spectators the disasters OF their
NV. and we're aboutto make an irfup ion
INTO the dominions of the Grand Seignior,s
whose integrity Bouapaste was preparing
TO defend. So
The news of the capture of Buenos--
Avres By the British had not arrived al ST.
q Andero before /, was oversaken BY the
news Of the recap,ure. These two &C.
counts travelled IN company, and reached
he place Of their destination togs,ner.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12
Loft this Morning.

Thirty Dollars tn Bank Notss-Ore
a Twenty Dollar Note Of the Bank Of
Alexandra. -Eue dollars yeuard Will
be paid to the finder on delivering the
money TO the Printer.
an. IL d3t.