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not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said diff. Washington Pearce is not an In
habitant Of this district, on motion ofthe COM
plainant by his counsel, ii is ordered, that the
said defendant Washington Pierce, do appear
here on the FIRST day Of November term next,
and enter his appearance to the suit, and give
security for performing the DEGREES of the
court; and that the other defendant Henry K.
May, do not pay away, convey or secrete,
the debts by him owing to, or the estate and
Effects in his hands belonging to the said abb
sent defendant Washington PIERCE, until the.
further order or decree of the court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
both of the public newspapers published in
this county for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the courthouse of said county
a Copy Teste.
G. Deneale, c. G.
August -, law2m
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nsusly chosen speaker Of the house &c
Commons. Iswas expecsed thar motion
" Guild be offered 90 the succeeding FRI
day, calculated - ny the strength 0f par.
1ea. 49, - 81 ssssts sTss IS
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dnt;c;Soi;sr.- The following informant
), !. s.isd 10 BE- extracted from the Epgsish
alaruiug Chronicle.
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GREAT BARGAINS

INTENDING sto remove to the state 81
- Tennessee as soon as possible, wish to
dispose ofthe following valuable and incrcas-
ing property upon low terms, which property
g inherited from my ancestors, who have had
legal title t. the same for upwards Of one
hundred years.
one 171ct ueN knovn BY thes7,aa'sc
81 Abingdon,
Being ON the Potomac river between Alex
fandria ndGeorgetown and nearly opposite the
City of Washing ton, beautifully situated, con-
tanning about FOUR HUNDRED acres, now
leased to the Mr. Wiscs for THREE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY DOLLARS per annum, with
other stipulations contained in said lease.
One ether Tract contlguoust ia the
First,
Leased to William Fraser for FORTY DOL
LARS per annum, containing about SIXTY
acres.
One other Tract, contasn;siug Ten
AoYes OF Bottom Land,
Adjoining the Four Mile Mill Tract.
One otter Tract contiguous to the
> y
abingdon estate
And within two and half miles of George
Town, containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FIVE acres. The greatest part
Of this land is heavily covered with Red and
4Vhite OK.
ALSO,
THREE Thousand Heres on the SeiotD
Rt0eY IN. the state Of ohio.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George D. Alexander, being one moiety of
the land he was Untitled to fer his military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. All the
title papers with the wills under which I am.
entitled t. the above property, are in the
hands of Baldwin Dade, esq. to wkorn applica-
ton will please to be made for terms, SC he
being legally authorized to contract and dis
pose of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be civ
en-.
Walter S. Alexander.
August l3. co
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AMERIcAN Consul ATE,

ST. Jago dc Cuba.
Died on the 9Th instant, Mr.. EDWARD
WELSH, late of Charleston. His clothes,
papers, and effects, are deposited in the
Office of this Consulate.
MAURICE ROGERS.
July 18th, 1907.
e. The printers il the different states
will Please publish the foregoing, for the
information Of his relatives and friends.
Captain Stewart, of the schooner Bello-
M, who arrived at Norfolk on Wednesday
las', 10 IA days frem Antigua, informs ,ha.
just as he was about departing from thar
island, intelligence Of the affair of the
Leopard and Chesapeake was received 50.
The people of the island appeared much
concerned upon the subject. Flour rose
Immediately one dollar aud one half per
barrel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-13

Extract Of a letter, lated Bosten. 14gust s..
~ read few days since, a letter from
admiral Berkeley, dated Halifax, July -,
10 the British consul here. Il appears
very clear by this, tina, the affair eff your
Capss caonot, and will not De traced to
higher authority than the admiral. He
writes this letter, he says, 10 consequence
of The mauy mislatements he had seen in
our papers. lie says the men demanded
were desersers, openly enlisted a. Nor.
folk, By the lieutenant ef the Chesapeake.
knowing them 10 be such; whe paraded
Norfolk with them. after being demanded
BY 40 English officer, when they publicly
enlisted. He adds, these same men were
d manded by the English consul at Nor.
folk, and again by the English minister
without effect. So much tor Berkeley's
story. whe must begin to feel little alarm
I'd, or would scarcely have taken the trou.
bic 70 give any explanation"
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aleraanrfa DAILY aDherttger.
THURSDAY, AuGusr Is.

G ohn Ghristop her Columbus Kemba s.
compliments 70 his friends, and bcgs leave
toinform them be is better-yestsrday be-.
ing very raioy day, be did no. think il
pfadenl 10 veoture out, IN corsequeuceof
which he is informed there was abou. half
a dozes applications for his cfice-he re.
quests the applicants to contradict the re-.
port of his death.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-11
Liverpool Salt, afloat.

"a, -s.1
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas 5esafHer
'on, Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting Of
80 hosshcads course Liverpool Salt,
For SHE By
LaWraSon and FoWle.
!, ~ 40 40 Race also Raaaing from SAID schooae'.,
ioS boxes meud candles
chests young hyson tea
bales Bseeboon Gurrahs
&c boxes chocolate
S hogshea8s N E. rum
50 kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
Is chests Young hysonl TEAS
Is do. imperial Gr,f qaalsty'
IS bales Reerboon Gurrahs
do. Plains
do. Kendall cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens duck
ceases hats
1000 pair. coarse and fine shoes
10 s S1xs1saas alaaeasesa Sugars.
l5o barrels n. E. run,
4 hogsheaGs Grenada do.
pipes Rebus wine
200 ke.,,s, and 20 kids salmon
HALF barrels and kids Of beef
200 boxes soap
81 boxes chocolate
: SO dc. goldfish.
secember 81. q
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Strong Be erBrewery.

~T-HE subscriber respectfully Informs the
drinkers OF malt liquor, that this sea
SCI he has been able to improve the quahty
othis malt liquor SO as to warrant comPsrlAt--
sol with any imported.
The citizens can now have this wholesome
beNrage brewed in their own town and lad
down at their doors regularly and cheaper
thai any imported.
Any gentleman wishing to make. SLIP
men to the aYest-Indi or Charleston, can
have 40 or so barrels in a few days nottco;
and half concefn will be taken ifrequlred,
Thomas Cruise.
! January 80. e2W
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OdN ". NIL,
Has jgst receioed and for sale,
10 pipes choice old Cognae Brandy
20 bales Of excellent fax
5 Go. glue
50 barrels prime beef
90 pieces Russia sheetings
50 do. Ravens duck
90 barrels sweet cider
100 casks lime
100 barrels new rum
50 boxes mould candles.
January Is. d
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The Subs rile. has resolved
The following ARTICLES,
SVilich he offers lo5 Sal very low:
Is hogfhcads first qiIaIlty St. Croig
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee. cotton
pipes Al proof - " brandy
10 llogshears wei favored eth pfooi IA
n1aica rum
so barrels New England Rilm.
IND on Is.a.ND,
Imperial
fIyson IEAs
Young Hyson Sof The latest i'm.
IIyson Skin, and portations
First quality Souchong
Best green coffee In bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Teneriffe 1.
Lisbon, Sherry and $50 dozen bottled
Port, pe,y old WIVES.
A few cases claret, superior quality
Z Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
kewEngland rum and whiskey ~
Mace, Snutmegs, cloves and pinae a
Black pepper, alIspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and iig blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mould aad dipt candles !
Indigo, alum, nadder, eopperas, & TO-
birthstone
English gun-pewder
Demijolgsas
James sanderfons
September II:
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x3OW 1ttfO- IOJh3
IN FSpECTFULLY informs the public.
~, that he manufactures Stzvarrozo Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
eqtsal to any in the Unite1, States. After ma
ny wears Of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the elias
tic;ty in boots. He warrants TO nj the leg be
it ever SO badly shaped. He makes boots OF
various descriptions, viz. sawarroWs---falr-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
Jcaerson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
sit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen Will please to cali and see Tor
themselves, at his shop in King street, be-
tween Mr.. Mott,s and Mr. Eed.gkia's tavern
january oom
~. 3. He intends selling, cheap for cash.
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February Z.
Negroes for Sale.

Yg~0 be Soil, for re&dy money, at Fairfax
/ court rouse, Gu Monday tie 10th day OF
February next, Icing court day, several va!u-
abe slaves, consisting OF i1Scn, who ere stont'
healtAg, and co., i,rlneis; al'is' wSo have
been accustomed to hou;e WCFA; and Boys ca
pabie Of p'ougains. Also, negro man. WAC
has ei-;,s ears to serve he is a good w.g-
-,roner. me above may be trc&ted tor IN pri-
We 5alyain, any time previous to rhe day OF
sale Enquire OF TIE printer.
january IS -,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-11

Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To Be had, wholesale and retail, Of the Pa
tentec, next door below Mr.. Alcxande
Mskenzie's, lower end of PTince-street, a
laxaadrla.
THEY furpass any yet eStant, Tor
ease, elegance, sc. Masters OF vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-lndies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, ard a great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
N B. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought to be placed the ssine distance
from each ether, as the two center buttons on
the Suspeudsrs, to prevent improper strain
ING, and thereby destroying the ease designed
In Tho construction Of the article.
Richard HorWell.
Also,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
By the dozen or single sl,is--for sale at
Horwell's Patent Suspeneer Mandatory, IN
prinee-street.
July s. dim
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SALES AT VENDUE.
Co every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,

AT THE yENDUE STORE,
Corner Of Prince and Water. streets,
i psristy of Dry Gocas, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of winch will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
ALL kinds of goods which are on llmita-
ton AID TIC prices of which are established,
|an at any time be viewed and purchased atths
sgest limitation and prices.
r. G. Marsteller, v. M.
Plaster Parts, aAout.
The CARGO Of soh'r. Dove, Capt. New
sonb, from Portland,
Far sale, 6y
Lawrafon & FoWle.
JYyho haze also far sa!e,
400 boxes browa Soap,
IL ditto Cheese.
IanuarY g. vi r
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FRIDAY, NopemI.cr f3.

{ Is
Mr.Numiosd moved thai thespesi,iona OF
the inspectors OF the port Of New York,
ard CT the :Deasurcrs Of salt and coal,
praying fer additional compensation, pre-,
scented at furmer session, be referred 70
the committee Of ways and means. A.
greed.
Mr.. Clay presented the petition Of
Jacob Kitten, jun. praying for drawback
which he could col obtain irem some IN.
fosmalisy.
Referred 10 The committee OF commerce
and manufactures.
Mr.. Pitkia presented he petition Of Gi
deon Edwards. prayiugto be placed on the
pension list. sRefensd 70 shs nistee
of claims.
Mr.. Cre1uninshield presented the resiiioa
of Joel Chase of The aiate of Vermont,
praying compensation for services duries
the revolutionary war. Reisried 10 the
committee of CLAIMS.
Mr.. St0yer moved that The petition CT
]. Walback be referred to the committee OF
claims. Agreed.
Mr.. Zones, from the committee to " hon
was referred the petition Of mes Jay,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05

PRIZES-DravUn IN Anrosleag CanaI Lotte,r,
aboue seUeH doHarS
OFFS 100-Nos. 1929, $500, 1855, 5O13,
7246. 5937, 1868, 5357, 7447, 9789, 1926,
1871, 1926, 4759, $50, 6439.
Of s 50-Nos Cps, 863, 8O4, 2S16, S776
6979, 1889, 9287, 1922, 5000, IA, 1916, 1O1,
31l2, 600, $3.50, 1886, 1866, 8677, 6589,
74y0.
OFFS 2O-Nos. 1878, 1921, 500, 628o,
855, oslo, 1914, 5000, 1000, 1856, 1885
4376, $50, 610O, 4796, 5686, 1882, 1884,
1884, 125, $3.50, $40, 9544, 1888, 46l4,
1902, 1925. $3.50, 900, Cal, 367, 85O3, 1927,
81O6, 6243
The drawing is more than half completed
Wheels gained 10825 dolls.
VI T7ctets and Paytstdr sale AZ T. Adanns'
u r. Clag4s Bookstores III the Hrvdrd College
Lottery tuhich commences dyazcia6 IN II days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05

1t is painful and disgusting task u be
forever following this notorious ard ire
clalmable liar, and BLACKBOARD, for the D,lr-
pose Of chastising him but the task i as
signed me, and shall never shrink from
IT'S performance, from a regard to the cause
81 truth, though it is a hopeless one as re-
spects his own amendment | am not Al all
scrupnious here III charging Cheethan with
wlltul talsehoOd, because he has more than
once been made acquainted with the facts
now to be briefly stated he therefore has
violated the truth knowingly and malicious
ly.
Mr.. Marshall, at the beginning Of the re-
voiutlon, went to LOng-Island and took UP
ms musket as a soldier in the ranks In
thus humble station he continued daring the
SUhols Syn, suffering his share Of all the
hardshlps and seventies winch occasionally
fell to the cot of the American army. Tho
repeatedly offered advancement, and in par
ticular the place Of commI5sary, nc cheer
fully resigned every thing Of this sort to 9th
ers, and still took his chance with his fell
low soldiers in the ranks. Once (and ne
often mentions the circumstance With graf
itudc) when ne was attacked with q severe
llltSSs WillG INC dijIlN iat AT III '9SiJIltSt,
| General Clinton visited the tent where he
WIS, brought with him physician, and
! pointing to the sick soldier, said, Mar
; shall is one Of the most useful men II the
! army, and | particularly desire that YOU
| spare him no care or attention"
| At the close Of the war he left the camp
with an impaired constitution The scyeri-
ties he had underronc-a shattered frame,
,aity,
/ were all he had to bring nome with him
His services and his sufferings, however,
( were not forgotten nor neglected. Cover
nor Clinton, his old general and friend, be-
! slowed upon him the Office Of Lsbsrtor n
| L im5rr: an Office which he could execute,
Notwithstanding the impaired state OF his
heath and It Welded him support. II was,
N however, MS n sf0rtune to think with
Washington and II .m;lton Oh the subject Of
pin IS, and be a tS.eraist the conse-
Quance need not BE- stated. With others
OF tl.s Dcrsecut-l sert, As soon Is the dem
ocrat,c party got the lead rs was removed
Caus with very moderate means, and q
family to support 1t the age or upwards Of
ff.-. ne was alr;c to make way for those
more devoted to the bo1gers thai BE-
Tnis. reader, j. thc person wlomChecth-
an, " Ia a full knowledge fine above facts
e.. they have been published more than
wv, years, ago. calls q tory, and informs The
p..h C tdat he was : IN Gct,vs torg during the
revotuioa' SD too il order To prevent the
electors from voting for Mr.. TORY as as
SCISSOR, ne declared Just before the election
! t9at ne W : a tory during the revolution.
Mr. Tory, however, was lieutenant in
the American army, w .ile CbcctnAm WIS
at Manchester, hat making and conducting
himself in peaceab.e and patriotic man
ner hut somehow .he Grand Jury made
a mistake one day, and indicted him FOR
SEDJTION-ls dis not pretty T low
now to come nere .rd endeavoW to render
American officers AMI itrs od,ouS BY
calling them t.r..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05
The Ne1u Yer.

While we present the compliments
of the season to the patrons Of the GAz-
ETrE for their support and PARTICULAR
ly to those WAC have been mildfuI to
comply with our conditions D; payment
we would remind those VINO either
on account Of living at distance Or
forgetFu!ncss, have not favored us with
a HtHe Of the " neces sarv eviP' the
staas g--'ss, viii, by forwarding their re
specuye dues, greatly encourage US to
pcrsevere in the good Old cause and op-
crate as a powerful stimulus to new eX-
crtiOns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05
T3ip1,

n Lisbon, Mr.. omus, Surgeon Of the U.
S. fIic.tc Constitution.
In Cooperstown, IN. " col Richard
Cary, one Of the early Aids-de-camp to Gen.
Washington.
II Boston, Mr.. Patrick Moore Kenny. Of
tie Boston Theatre, aged a.
IN Lewiston, capt Elisha Lake, aged
66; veteran Of tire Revolutionary War.
He had been helpless and supported By the
town for zen years past; and his wife hay-
ing tied HIM in char as usual, ard lcf
him for moment, on her return found he
had fallen with the chair INTO the fire, and
was 50 burned As 70 survive bat few hours.
III Falmouth, Mr. EPhraim Chick, aged
81
In this town, Bartlett. son Of Mr.. Bart
lett Adams, aged months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05

BY n 1rri a. a. Network, from Boz AK,
regular Bulletins Of tie movements Of ne
French army, have been received to the
18th Of October-the substance of these
have been published. Verbal accounts bv
this arrival state, that the loss On the part
of the French was much greater than has
been represented - Or 6 principal officers
were killed or wounded-and that at the
date Of the last intelligence, $4,000 Rus
slams were within -wo DAYS march Of the
Prussians. Other accounts state THAI the
King Of Prussia was w)unded-that he had
sued to Bonaparte for peace, but that It was
reiected--and that Bonaparte had fixed ms
head quarters at Berlin
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05


1t is a favOrite practice with mocrats,
assume a f3lshood, and reason from It as th
It was 4 fact II would De az easy matt U
show in man- instances where rcmor..,-:
writers have adopted this method 20 mpos
on the honest and ursus1ecting part Of
community; they use every insinua-in Ia
represent the federalists, the friends
Washington and the constitutions as t0--s. Ky
foes to republican government no exerion
however great and mertofious, either in
the field OF the cabinet, could shield those
who would not t;.ll down ard worship the
Z" powers and measures that be !" WHO
would not abandon me principles Of indepen-
dence and the constitution and follow the
the mad schemes Of French rcvolutionists
q dem@gogues. III 10 way have democrats
been more successful in hunting down men
eminent for virtue and public services tLan
Pcoclaimng them tories and mOnachists.
Inc Heroes Of the revolution and the x war
worn" soldier, have not escaped being stir-
mahzed with this approblous epithct when
eFe1 '-rt stood IN the wav of iacobin pro-
motion. And what is stIll more singular.
IS, that fore gners, renegade Englishmcn.
should be cOurrCl need bv Americans IN
this 1etestabie " il- Who would have be-
ieved ten years ago, that the citizens of the
United States would at this day, support a
wretch like Cheetham, who Is constantly
undermin ne the constitutions orthis country.
insulting and abusi 6 its be t ci zens Let
those who yet dare u think 2i.4 act for them
selves, read Cheetham's declaration on the
re-appointment Of Mr. Marshall, TO a situa-
zion he had been removed from, by " polit-
ical intolerance as despotic as it was wick
ed."-Cheetham saws,
Marshall was a tory during the revoIu-
zion, and an active and decided one, and i
well known in this city to have been 50. He
has been tory ever since and is one now"
lnanswer to which the Editor of the New
:3OFk Herald states the following facts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05

,,...,, and VIA was exceedingly natural
a. hos .oabf for and examined'the situation of
they go nr37.rty to winch thew considered
.,hI ,em legally entitled, You then had
t laannJs made upon yon for the land YOU
e1 -,aa on: a controversy commenced waich
W Keen maintained with considerable ez-
' - y YOU. and j. still continued with ac-
I;n,onv and obstinacy You will not sub
MT Mt 20 legal decisions, but have in several
Instances put law and government at def
snre You do not pretend that YOU have a
iegal title to the soil, bat insist that you will
dictate the terms, and condition Of settle
ment-We viii make some remarks on the
nature of this demand, In our next.
EQUITY.
Lincoln, De- 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05
From ENGLAND.

London papers to the 9TH, and verbal
Intelligence to the l2th Of Nov. have
been received at Near York. The
French took possession Of Berlin Oct
"a. The Queen had fed towards the
Baltic. The Envoy to Prussia had re-
turned to London. 1000 troops had
sailed from England Nov. y on a Sc
cret expedition. They were victual-
led for II months. Another exPedi-
zion was preparing.
The Russians had not arrived to as
slst the Prussians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05
John Lord,

Next 5soyto Afsc5. Cysf & Azaytiass--Far. n ~,
las received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for f.Ie
complete afortmen; of
Englb Hats Of the ne1veF tayBi.n,
Among which are:-
Real iuperfne mems Beavers,
Large and finall rim'd do. of the fecond
quality
Few real patent fix do
Mems and boys canel's-hair do Of vari-
kinds and eoors
LitfzOTs- handfome afTortment of AAfE-
HICAN HATS and HAr-TRfMMINGs Of
every defcripton,
U Cath and the higheR price Civ
IN for all kinds of Shipping and Hart.ag
F,rRS as above (tf) Nov. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05

ZE- EMqts reso5afi,ns IT, aa'1tqg same
system # Natiorai DTc1ce, v .enrg AGREED
to--thc maxim, in peace, b. prepared for
war, i nc part of Mr.. Jtferson's poltr-
The ANONYMOUS communication. mention
cd in the congressional proceedings, st.teG
THAI 1t VS. the intention Of 8oraparc 20 In
wade TVS country, and as the United States
arc destitute of .v7arivrced Generals. hc rc-
commend5 " l-nal, hc promised i, next
communication should BE ron Bourdl.ux-
4, ho1X ;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-05

FROM GIBRALTAR, NOV. =.
"We arrived here Yesterday III the Two
Brothers after passage Of s. DAYS from
Ma'behead On our arrival here We aid not
find Mr.. Lear, nor any Of our armed vessels.
When the Tunisian Ambassador went on
shore he hear that war had broken cut b.
tween his country and Algiels He w-
much alarmed; and has expressed his
sire that we should remain here, until
constitution frigate arrives, to take him
safety to Tunis.'