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tains, on this point, a complete dealarca
ton of power, as well in relation t. the re.
neral government, as 10 the state govern
mcnts, and that, consequently the latter
do not possess the power Of recurring arv
qualifications which are not prescribed in
the federal constitutions, and thar such re-
QUESTIONS are unconstitutional. On the o.
ther side tits commended that the resrric-
tons OF the constitution are only Impera-
tive to certain extent, and only bind the
state to that extent aud that the silence
OF the constitution i'll other respects i'm
plies residuary power in the states over
them.
This text has been ramiied to vast
extent; and fact, argument and eloquchce
have been copiously enlisted INTO the dis
cusSlon, to which justice can only be done
by comprehensive view.
Yesterday on the opening o. the House OF
Representatives., MrLyon :. id sr,ne mr.
cccdings had come to his knowledge which
he wished to expose, which he thought
| should be done wish closed doors on winch
the galleries were Immediately cleared
cohiormaoY 20 standing rule of the
House.
MrLyon then submitted the following re-
! solution:
ReaofUed, That provision ought to be.
made by law, torbidding all transfers of
rights OF action, and of all monies and c.
ther property either real or personal TO or
| by any subject of the crown Of Great,Bri-
tam, and also forhiddng any citizen or Pc
sident III the u. 5. paying ANY debt or de-.
mand to any such subject,
Mr. Lyon, on Offering this resolution, OBJ
served that he had understood that Mr.
Ersklne, the British minister. had recent.
! ~ transferred stock possessed by his ia
Their 10 4 large amount in the American
| FUNDS. He said he considered this as a
strong indication ofhostilty on the part of
England towards this country. He -x--
pressed the opinion that Britain had in
numerous Instances so inlracted the treaty
between the two countries that it could no
longer be considered as obligatory on the
u .. VINO consequently possessed the moral
| right OF declining, on her part, 10 respect
those stipulations, whose oJ ,eryauce mi,ht
be injurious to her. lie said that he tbo't
1t became the u. S. i'll the present state of
affairs to hold such pledges as she posses
lSed against the acts of injustice which
lmiSht be committed by Britain, and th It
by adopting tl.'s resolution, she would re-
tain In her hands the means Of Indemnity.
in Gaze such acts Should be committed.
and If they should not, no injury could en-
sue from It's adoption.
n universal sentiment was unreserveliy
Expressed that such step at this time was
improper. Not a single memoer support-
ed the resolution; bur all censufed us i'm
prudence. The general opinion was, that
it persisted in by The mover, the doors
Ishon!d De Instantly opened, and the rc s0la-
iton rejected IN puoHc. Mr. Lyon then
Witadre~ the resolution, and the galleries
were opened under the understanding that
ali secrecy was at an end
The foregoing contains, we believe, a
faithful statement of the substance Of The
discussion, if such indeed il Gun DC called.
More Cannot be expected.
,,
Extract Of a letter dated PhiEzdel4hin.
l 4
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ErtrGct Of a letter dated PhiEz9el5b;a.

. ''VUe"OGT II, ItUI.
Col. Burr, Biannerhassett,, 3ollman,
3wartWout, Ogden, and Others of the par.
y have been conveGed in thrs city for some
dme. Tney were in frequent consultation:
and occasionally in some hustle.
Boilman has applied for u passage in
a vessel to New-Orleans. There IS a ru-
NOR OF renovated eutarpr2e under the
auspices OF fore n government"
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TO RENT,
Mays.
For three or fve year,

For three or free ysar,:
= HAT valuable TANTARD of the late Ns
L Jacob Bookius, and now occupied by the Subferi-
Der huated OH the ain Street of this CITY, bstxeen
the Capitol and Bafn of the canal, It's convenieroes
are hyperion TO any other in this place large Cur
rying SHOP, Cellar and drying loft. ipaeious Bark
Houte, two Bark Mills and Houles, Beam Houfe
and every reqnite Tor the tanning of from 10
5000 hides year, executive Of ikins Alto ON the
fame tenement convSnient DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smoke Houie, Stable and Garden, the rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords OF excellent red and black oak Bark now il the
Bark Houfe at a fair price.
Propoias for the above will be received by the sub-
feriber.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required, and
poheiton given OF the whole, except a few of the
watts, OIL the tirit of September next The reaon aC
igned for offering the foregoing property for r.nt ia
the i'll fate of health of the Subfcrber to paw thar at
tention the bpfnefsrequirss. MARCUS ELCAM.
april 3. Iawtc
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FOR SIZE,

he TRACT or LAND, whereou the fyb-
4 ieFiber new relides, lying in the County of AM
hft"' ABOUT + miles IRON "arminGer, Jane, Ri.
yer, Containing about 24oo acres, TO Of which 80
Cleared and in cultivation of tlee, So are exce-n,
creek ow-grounds There is alto foa,e good n,rs-
dow land, tolerabIe orchards, and good sria-ui
on this radf, about half of which l. fra rat. toh..
iand) 1t abesnd' IN fine timber of pine oak and pop
lar N WIZ be fold entire or i'll la;s. Alfo, ana
ther tra4, lying in Buckingham, abou, n,ils, fr,
Warmlnher, containing 400 acres about so of which
are cleared; comfortable pare of this ,rata isgood
sobaeeo land; on it is a tolerable dwelliup bmrs
and an excellent mill feat, "A I'm II part Of n. arr
eha'e money tor each trAa, will ,e required in cain
Q, negroes and for the balance accommodating Gre
aits VIII be given. The lands will be ihewn and
the price made known by
CORNELIUS THOMAS.
Amhera, May 90. iav,s
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FOR SALE,

VALuABLe PROPERTY ON sHocKoE HILL.
The Gptje,iber 4rW Sell, at PUBLIC AUCTION, in
TIE City Of Richmond and on TIE ayemcs--f6e fsllo1v-
my Properly, 10 7Vit-S" tie lfday Of June,
a CONVENIENT HOUSE and L OF, lately oc.
L eupied by Notes Bates. A credit of one, two
and three years will be given the purehafer. Each
in'taIment to bear intereff from the day offale.-
One perional ieeurity will be required, and deed
OF tru ON the property, to ieeure the payments
gularlY as they become due.
And on the % day of June, leven valuable half
acre LOTS, lying in DuvaPs plan of the City of
R'chuond known by the numbers 81, SO, SO, ~,
a., Is, and DC. The faid Lots are very Handsomely
htuated between fquare belonging to Mr.. Allen
Pollock and DR.. James Greenhow. They will be
ioid on credit OF fix and twelve months bearing
interei from the day of iale-but if the payments
are punctualy made, the intereff will be RENTED.
DAVID DORRlNGTON.
Mays. IswtdC
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
FOR SALE.

TUX OHLE,
HAT qvsR knOzvn TRACT OF IANp
4 THE sAPLING GROVE, Thirteen mill, ~,
l'7v tie toq0n Of abingdon. in WaNinpfou ra,,,,-
~ prgnia, containing one tbou/and fix bnuJr~S
GereS' and including the plantation 1vbereo1 H..
hafs general EUan Shelly Ez,ed. 7be qp6oh .f
t1's fTNa Is Aegeij great part Of it is eqnaI i.
qHali1 10 any land on the WeReIn qvafrrJ, hss
~.aay Vfty FHf lPrIHg' npo" it, and a RreN0z
ro'hHs tbfoNgbH, J1ifabie for any Kind OfWa
W'rh5, at aHJraJon5 Of fbeyrar. ''"'"
~ 3" P"rebaLfr zvonid ebooEe TO yieqv tbe srs-
n,yf5' any Jartber deteriptien of The Lond. or &c
t re pG|Ha6Is Farm thereon, is nnaeer0ayy' 1I.
me % mdJPHtabS. To brt1,ent 1ron5k. H..
prize Is ten fbOaland dollars, bayable in br.<
eq1aI annual Peyment5. Likelg Rayel quiV Ls
fH@s" toT any part Of the bnrsha/c noneg.
Lincoln Csnnty TX. J Mov. as. 1nfomG
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SCHOOL MASTERS WAN1ED.

eoniequenee of the intended removal of the nre,
fent TEACHER, from this plaza PERson
alton, found qualified to inRruf about rwen,y pmni-
(BoYs) in the E@gLi6, Latin and Ereneb lancuags,
dramatically, with the principles of Ceop,asb,'
Writing and Arikmetie-will meet with very Ibersi
encouragement and the prolpea of future perma.
neht eabihmeEt. 1t is probable that the number Of
fuplls' might be enereaed, but, in that cafe, an a-
ant Teacher will be niece fary.
Also, a SCHOOL MISTRESS,
WHo can come well recommended. and vn,,
amination' found Qualified take charge of abou, g.
teen GisL'--"ili meet with equal encouragement
and tile fame proipee,, of future permanent
pIyto AND'w MOI p
JOSEPH c. BROWN.
ARCHB FREELAND.
Mancheher, April %. Iautf
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FOR SALE or RARTER.

a VALUABLE TRACT oF LAND, belonging
L I TO Samuel Morby, Aliens Greek, in Hano-
yer County, coutaipng abou, 500 acres This
land isequal if nor fuperisr any in that part of
the Country, and has on it valuable nProvcnents-
eoniiiling Of i very commodious Brick Dwelling
ttouie lately built, with all nther convenient Houies
Tor the accommodation of large family; alto
fpacious new Barn As it Is expected that thofe
who may with trade for this Land, will win to
view IT. no farther deieripton IS deemed necsdary.
Lands in Kentucsy or TenneiIee viii be eakeu in
exchange with i imaii portion in money 1t is win
cd that thoie who may be inclined to offer Land in
exchange for the above Properly, will make known
their proportions before the 2oth Of next a,onth.
THOS. NORVELL.
May 90. r.
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NOTICE.

TAis IS TO Owe NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.
y HAT the C0bnrtnrglbit IF .ToAw KEr, i'm.
S5 NIAlIaM CLARkSoN, carried on u1drr
fSe i'm Of JoaW Kkr, jim. 81 CO. is this day
@ttBsiDed III Pe,JoHs iudebted 10 Iaid firm ei-
tier BY 6ond or open account, are requeged Il,
ronr |orevGra and make immediate ta,meut fs
h'Hiam CIarkf1H, evbo koi3s tbe books and Is
legally Aasb0rjifH 10 (elsLs tbe baGnej5 of zane
firm.
AEey g. . ~
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PROPOSALS
n OR C AR YIN G
M lis
offbe
UNITED S'TATES

tie G."erai Poi Office in Vqj5ingfon, until
the VI aaf Of fely NEXT, iaclufue.
IN VIRGINIA.
zo2. From Randolph c. n. to franklin. Va. one.
in weeks.
Leave Psndietun c. h. every other Thurfdav =,
% NJ and arrive at Randolph ch h. by If A NJ,
Leave Randolph c. h ever, other Thurfd,v \, ,
M and arrive At Pendleton c. h. by NJ
SoS. From Prince Edward h. by Hunters r..
vern, to LynchSurg, once week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday a, 6
M'asd arrive at LyAehburg an Sunday by 8 NJ,
Leave Lynehburg every Monday at . A NJ. and AZ,
rive at Prince Edward c. h. by NJ
2ot. From Lynehburs, by Campbell CHI. Han
ions fore, hiaryivie, Grattys aors Stones 1ore.
fHtiyiVania eh. and Beavers tavern, to D.nyiile.
once la two weeks.
t-eave i-ynehbarg every other Monday at s \ NJ.
1aa SFFiSe At Danv'ile on Wednesday by NJ
i'eaVe oanVIils every other huriday az 6 a NJ.
and arrive az Lynchburg Saturday by 6Pn
NOTES.
/. IKE Poi-rnaiter General may .xpedite the
'' ana alter the TIMES Of arrival and departure at
any tie during the continuance of the contracts he
"ipuiatinX an adeqaate lompenIation for any extra
exPshie That nsay De occafioned thereby
e Fifteen minutes ihAil be allowed for o,e,;r,
and cioiing the Enaiisat all Offices where no uarteu
lar time lpeeiied
). FOR every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents excePted) i'll arriving after the time pre
" any So"p@Ci, tns contractor ihaIl forfeit
one doitsr; and 1t the delay continues Unit, the de-
PMtHre oil any depending mail, whereby the mails
deitined tor each depending mail lofe trp. an adj
oehal forfeiture OF five dollars ihaIl be incurred
r. Newspapers, as well "a letters to be (ent in the
mail; and If any perfon making propofas. deGres r,
carry newspapers, other than thoie conveyed in tbe
man Tor his own emounlent, he nul ate IN his pro
PoiAls Tor what ium he will carry with the emoIu
mentJ aud tor what fun without that en,oIun,ent
D. Shoaid any Perion making propoias deGre an
alteration OF the times of arrival and departure above
iPeeaed' he mutt itate in his propoias the alteration
a'hFed' and the difference they will make in tke
terms of the contract.
O. PerlOns making propofals are defrsd to nate
their prices by the yeor. Thole who CONTRACT will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months of Aueun
November, February and May, ia enc month after
the expiration OF each quarter.
4 No other than free white perfon 6,alI he en-.
Pi'jed to convey the mail.
.. Where the prepoier intends to convey the mail
IN the BODY of Rage carriage, he i,dsfred to fate
1t in his propoials.
9. The Poi-maher General referves TO bin,frlf tb.
right OF declaring any contract an end whenever
thres failures happen, which amount to the Iois of
trip each.
10. The contracts for the above routes are 10 be
III operation on the fri day of October next and are
to continue in force years excepting the rout.,
numbered zo2 to 2l0 which are to continae in free
Two yes and an half.
GIDEON GRANGER,
PeR-MGyRer General.
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FOR SHE,
A VERY likely FEMALE SERVANT, of good
character, about twenty years Of age, with two
me ChIdreH. They will be fold for cath, or a no,e
with an approved endorfer, negotiable at the bank
Payaois ~ Tx raonth',-Apply at this OFFICE.
way - IaWiS
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NOTICE is HEREBY CIyeN.

MAT the fun of 20 dollars, more or Ief,. for
n repairs OF the itreet leading from tho market
the raee-ueld and Bowirngreen, iSto be ex.
Pended-ProPoials will be received ar AIexander
s'aekwo'ds' Oh Monday the III Of June, at 10
o'e ook' a. n. from thoGe who wiCh to unJsr,ak.
the work.
N b meeting of the fubisribers is requeNed a.
she same time aud place.
May At. O,
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NOTICE.

' HE debtors to ;hs iafe firm, IF c,ttt,.r,nd
kiRt'Y are hereby Informed that Thon,rs
Shnat Aloe 10 emf owsrrd receive payment of
az the debts oueto that concern. All per(ous bav
.ns demands aganti then, requeded TO apply
10 honlas Gitat, aod tnnle indebted to the firm,
rsqueitsd to come forward without de-
lay and dileharge their lpeetive debts
H0T JOHN GILLIAT,
AND SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT,
JAMES KIRBY.
80 epSmf.
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May 2e.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIvEN.

" all Perions not to purshafs, rent or in anywirr
- contract for certain Lands and Iron works. ia
Roekbridge county, lately fold by yofeph Diworth
Ana S'herS to Richard Band Les; until they examine
ei' i@'eIy uied ~ the Superior Coprt Of Chapeery
atStaunton, by faid Dilworth and others OrG 80
peFioh has Purehaled rented, they are warned "a
proceed 40 iurEher vatil they fee faid bill.
JOSEPH DILWORTH,
JOHN MORRISON.
oawS1s
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TO RENT,

ne TENEMENT lately occupied by Mrs.
on and very convenient for family.
pi,hu VIZ. M'KIM.
'On"' 1sroh s. IT,
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY,
a! tie Eagle Tavern, ia ID. City Of RisS1rens on Afoq-
SsJ tie 2ofb day Of Tny ncxi. By o,tas Of Dad oj
7r.f, executed BY Tob" s. Afo',f 70, t6e Pu9olt Of
jrfa,iHg ds5i fb.rein lffjf.a, 0as TO Waisr B,yl
Gillian,
q TRACT of LAND, lying partly in Hsuover,
4 sud partly in Gooehlsnd, adjoining the Lands
Of Eliza Leake, Samuel Mofby, William, Woodron
and others and containing BY eAimation, $50 acres
or 10 much thereof as will be efficient fa,isy faid
debf, with the expsnce, attending the exeestion Of the
isui. BY e'4er Of Tie TrDfes5.
TAYLOR & BKOWN, Nm.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20

II iseo, Or i7si, !" h mas III srmt1 By
a gentleman Of respeetubii'y,. that &C.
neral Wilkinson he'd a., consn,issien a.
o0L0NRL nv THE SRAN1sH SER.
TISE and ,ec.e,iived the Paf-d snch.
Tie fudge further stated. that on his
yrtsrn to Kentucky, he mentioned this
iafsrma,ion 70 Wilkinson, and tsas' W.
pID NOT DENY IT. -, ..s-'s = - = -
4 iis impossible fer us to form, Or to
expvtss any bossitiue opinion an these
accSsafioins under existing irc,tnastat1crs,
and IL j. the duty Of every impartial man
to svsbehd his Judgment nnfi more sofis-
.jacierg ruidtnce is addueed.--Rish. Enc.
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- that period Of our hostile situation,
Prussia stiil formeda barrier between us
and the French, who tyIannised over.
various Parts, of Germany. But soon
after. he fife sof war blazed out in
Prussia also; after various disasters,
afidimportaut losses on her part. our
own dominions on the frontiers are now
threatened by the fame.
To the Russians, accustomed to love
stheglofy 81 their country, and 20 .saeri-
ace everything 10 t. il IS unnkcessary
to explain how unavoidable these events
have inade the present war.
Honor unsheathed our sword Tor the
protection of our allies = how much more
Justly must itbs drawn for tlIedefence OF
our own safety Before these events
could approach our frontiers, wetook, as
an early period, every measure to be-
ready 70 meet them. Having, in good
time, ordered our army TO move beyond
the frcntier, we have now commissioned
our general, field marshall KaInenskoy,
to command il, and to act aEainst the
enemy with all the forces entrusted to
him. -, - ..s1sts"o = .tsi
We are assured, that orr faithful SUBJ
ieets win Join US in feryant prayers to
the almighty, Who, directs the fate of
states, and the issue Of battles, that he
may take our righteous cause under bis
an powerful proteetion,, that his Sieto-
rious strength and Blessing may direct
the. Russian armies employed for rePel-
ling the general foe Of Europe: I :,
We are confident, that out, faithful
subjects Of tie government on the iron.
der win, in the present circumstances
particularly, redouble the proofs Of their
attackmeft and their zeal for the COM
mon good; and that, mistaken by fear
Or decisive promises, they will tread
with, 6rnness the same path In which
under the protection Of the laws, and of
amid government, they, have hitherto
enjoyed tranquility and. universal pos
Psrisy fthe whole empire. = I'D t,isss4
Lastly, We are confident, that al The
children Of the land, relying on the help
Of God, on the valor of troops and ON
the known experience Of theira leader.
will spare no sacrifice, no Efforts which
patriotism and the safety Of our eoI;Hisyi
may demand. yrs AL
St. Petersburg, Mo- 50, 1905
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whom he means 70 leave 10 his rear.
while he marches at the head Of 4oo. 600
70 Russia, 70 settle his accounts with the
emperor Alexander. -
N. X. Msr. IA. q.
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h8RThsBttss, Aa,A 20.

-. The Frrehaaer. ef)Js8e,saz COUNTY.
Firginia.A are hereby informed, thai
EALEERaBAKER, is a candidate FIR
their suffrage. at the nest Election. to
serve them IA the Legislature q 9ur State.
March 70, 1907. - p ~
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- There rDiR Be preaching at 1EH.
Greek, On Sunday nExs the a2ad inst.
weather permitting. also, at Martins-
burg Che 29th, on rhe. ~5thh Of ApriI at
MILDRED again, and on Ms lath at the.
Mountain Chapel, Which fully concLudes
tie annual agreement. CoLlectors.-s
pray be in rrdiaess for a settlement, in
ardSr, that a departure may Be IN 6eacey
ambiguity 1ViM all men. > : I
sEfeisEdiian.-When the Bill for rstu.
laridg the Practice Of Medicine and sup
pressing quaekery was before the house
Of Representatives Of Pennsylvania, a
member observed. +. q -, -. - .-.----
IF I shuse to but rhy life indo de hans
Of one Of desc Qnacks, il Is nopody's
pissness /; because / know some Of desc
Quacks cure bigger cures as my Of de
pig toctors.--Mr. Sneaker, Ipleve some
Of desc pigtoetors kills more beebfes dan
desc Qlaet:, because deyj use stronger
medicines" r. - -
The above speech was the onIyone A.
gainst the bill, and the bill was rejeG,ed.
Rumours.-Aaron Burr is said to
have regulated an axaminafioH Of his
Port. Folio Gin the pessessioa ec. bis
daughter Jtom Iuhich II JDonid incostfes.
hbiy appear that Gen. Wilkinson lad
been Jorsome time q Stanish Pensio,er.
and Tsh1e m HeeAi,s. gSs1gzy1sz5 2, ..N.....
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4 passsngerin the Ann. Jane, arrived
q Philadelphia from Bordsaux, informs
that Buonaparte was about assembling an
army ofone million Of mem COG, 900 Of
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IMPERIAL UKAsEs

Our manifesto Of the soth az August
declared the situation Of our affairs with
the French government.
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NEW.YoRK, March q. J

- MEW.YORK, March II. a'e :,
We are extrrmely happy in recording
the following truly senerous and heroic
action. - - Y
On tie 23d ultimo, ID the afterhoou,
while ! nesro man and his wife were
crossing the river Susquehannah, on the
ice-the ice parted and these unfortunate
persons were carried down the river on
separate pieces When opposite Havre
de Grace, they called for assistance from
persons, who were on the bank Of tie ri.
yer, and who brutally scoG:d Il heir
danger, and leftthemtot their fate. The
gentleman, who Is postmaster at Haue
De Grace, put Of In small boatto tAeir
assistance-the man was got on shore
but the woman, Who was surrounded by
accnmulatinx cakes Of ice, must ineslta-
bly, have persisted, Is the night was Set
ting ID, and the boat, unable toapproehhers
had returnedS when Commodore Ron
GERS, with q spirit worthy ofa seaman,
and highly lionouratieto humanity, TAX,
ing piece Of plank, passed from cake %
cake, until he reached the woman, and
brought herto land when she was nearly
perished with cold being himself b.
numbed in this noble attenpt TO reseae
her. -. ~ Il: s 4 f = -. 'saS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-16
NOFT So 4 p

II He Subscriber intends keeping conRantly
tor iaie, SOFT SOAP Of good qua. 4, Il
for families ule ,ty the barrel OF retail al his
soap "o ks, Middle-Sreet, oppoGte MIR. Ri
eyt Bgyd'f Store.
Honle-Greele. TalEow Or Alhef, would be
taken IN payment, and the Soap delivered at
any houle if required
Aho--f5r laIe AZ above, 100 boxes Soap
Lilsvoi5e-Quantity Of FEATHERS, o an
excellent quality.
WM. FENNELIT.
PoytLaad, Jan. 90. #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-16
Real Eitate for Sale.

THE fubfcriber offers for laIe portion Of
his REAL ESTATE, ID Thomastoa,
conh(6ng of his Dwelling HouGe, with ? IA
acres Of Land adjoining thereto, and the vari-
Gus Out Buildings thereon which prefent 20
the purchaler the following advantages viz.
"A large and handlome fquare Dwell
hng-Houie, with four rooms on floor, TWO
9ores high, with a very convenient Kitchen
and Butery beneath the lower tory, aud an
excellent cellar, the whole completely tiniGhed
AZ haudlome Iile every room, excepting
the kitchen, being paPered and painted--A
very commodious table, % by 30 feet, built
the lalt fumnser and we'll claPh0arded, new
Barn in the rear Of the aforementioned table
and other necelary Out Buildings-aI new
ly painted and in complete repair, belIdes an
excellent and never failing well u wafer.
they are N the centre of territory,
population and buGnefs ID the town Of Thorn
alton, very near the Main St. Georges riv
Ct and directly upon navgable branch there
or, and upon the Eallern pOlt rosd-A prop
erty Of this kind and thus ftHa;ed is mott eI-
igib.e either for man Of Ieilure OF buGnels,
and will be fold On the mott liberal terms -
Apply to the fubicriber.
HENRY ]. KNOX
Note A valuable Aqueduct, with
. mott plentiful Foun:a n, fhosld il be wilhed,
will he fold with the above, f4id Aqseduct,
At little ezpsnie. might fupply 20 OF the
psighboring families.
Es5. 8.