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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
Gouttor. 9.


Esaiag fam Eff Co3zinsr, bit denying fbs sogy-
er fbeyeef
Hypocrify has ever been Represented to be
aveIy henious fin. On The fcale Of wicked
nefs, i rites infinitely higher than the little
deceits prachled on our fellow beings. That
our Creator Is omniprsient, no one pretends
10 doubt that he pierceth the iecrets ot eve
~ heart, i universally allowed yet there
are fome who fooliihly pretend 70 deceive
their Maker with +" lin fervice," while their
hearts are far from him. Such Bav. fbs form
Ct CodLinzI, Jnt rAciily deny tEs Pyzp0 there
Of This would be more eZculabe. if they
remained in faSe of perfect neutrality, anu
at the fame lime that they offered 10 their
God fuch vain fervice, their lives did not e1-
hihit overt ats Of wickedneis Bus this is
rarely the cafe, for we generally find, that
fuch hollow hearted protectors, make their
pretended religion, Gover to the mOR nefa-
riOus practices.
-" 0 lis glorious mitchell
When vice turns holy, puts religion,
AfIumes the robe Pontfca, the eye
'Of family elevation bIe1eth I'm
And makes the Ggn Of fweet offended
heaven,
fgn Of blood
Theie kind OF protectors are ea6lv dinin-
qua he'd from the humble unaduming, and
Gncere chrIitian, by the Glamour thay make
about their own Godlineis. and their often
calling on the wayfaring man, like Jehu Of
old, to turn aide and fee their zeal for the
Lord. Of this character were Scribe5 and
Pharifees in the days Of cur Saviour, who
fava-oItr roDroL,fal thot- Co.-,,f reI,<..o...
iervioes, condemnins with the u.molt abhor-
ence their long prayers and frequent faGiug,
telling them that u would be more tOlerable
for Sodon and Gomorrah in the day of judy
ment, than for them Let the un2rejudiced
ard impartial, but look abroad in the world,
and he will find vaft number who make
elean only the outiide of the platter"
Ihele may with prOpriety be divided into
TWO clades. Firf, thoie who pretend 10 gov
ern themlelves by their confidence ID all their
DEALING, and, At the farle time, will take eve
~ ADVANTAGE that the ignorance or inat;en-
ton Of the De-ion with whom they are en-
gagged will permit The Others will make an
oltentatious difplay Of their fup2oGed good
neis in pretending TO reform the vices, folhes
and prOhigacies Of Others, while their exam.
pie but lily accords with their precepts.
When fee one of he forme- DESCRIPTION
ddpohng Of the produce II his fields IN the
market, and palning If tome aals article on
the two creduious Pu-chafers, at the fame
time that he IS loudly avowiny ri. regard for
honelfy, and the dictates Of confidence II do
not heiitate 70 pronounce him 70 he ftil in the
gal ~ bittr-asI, ard p7I.r fJt beat IN izgaify =
But lei the hypocrite he told, thar however
ne DAY deceive men, vet lis actions are not
hid with his maker, who viii not always luf-
fer the fcePtre Of the wicked 10 reh On the
lot Of the righteous but will, in due time,
bring every fecrei thing 20 light, " zpbefbsr Il
Be gssf, o zg5eiber IL D. xii"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
SOFT SOAP

The Subfcriber intepds keeping confautFy
for iae, SOFT SOAP of good quality
.or families ule by the barrel or retail, at his
'oap-Wo X, MicdIe-sreet, oPPoille Mr.. RoL-
ut Bey1's Store,
HOufe-Creefe, TalIow or Alles, would be
aken in payment, and the Soap delivered Il
any houfe if required.
AbO-fer iale as above, 100 boxes Soap
LitsrUise-Quantity Of FEATHERS, Of an
excellent quality.
VIM. FENNELLY.
P0rtIaHd, Jan. &c. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
Poetry

On a yoatHg lady walking az fubHc, anti
her breasts neariy uncovered
AS pediars TO allure The passers bv,
Display their goods to catch the wandering
eve;
So vou mistaken maid, lay oPe your breast
And think that sight viii recommend the
rest
But, prithee, let It henceforth be conceal'd,
For charms Ike yours tempt most whenleAst
reyeard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
ND1I.E \

NJ1I,E. Z
"a AF~ be Durchaled, three ftory
Dwelling Houle, with two acres of
Land near the centre Of bu6ne(s IA the town
y Oorham Il Is an eligible htuation for
'aVein' or 70 accommodate boarders for the
academy. L may be convenient for two
ianlIe'' a liberal time Of payment will Be
gwen with approved lecurity-Appy to
JOHN PARK LITTLE.
C0r5am, Mareb O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
LEATHER.
IOHN L. BENNETT,

Has for ale, al tbs Sign Of tie TrH7i, Mia5l5frea
900 VT Harnels Leather,
700 VT Skirting do
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black grained do
RufIet Calf-Skin Boot Tops of the 6ri quail
Ity
Draw'd Calf Skin Boot Legs,
Suw4rrow Patterns.
Morocco Skins of different colours,
Hog skins,
or General afortment Of Leather
lePr confantly on hand. March 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

THE fubfcriber heteby gives public notice
70 all concerned lat he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the
truA OF q Guardian of
IN ft44S Carbon,
Of Hebron, il the county Of Oxford, By Civ
ing bonds as the law directs he therefore
requelts al perlons who are indebted to the
isid Carmen, 70 make immediate payment !;
and hCle who have any demands to exhibit
the fame TO JAMES DOMAIN.
Hebron, 1Taycb 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
FOUND

On the 2irt Of February, between Portland
and Preiumpfcut bridge, an OX-CRdYM.
which the owner may have by proving prop
cry aud paying for this advertisement
ply 70 HUMPHREY MERRILL, j.,
Fa!4sou:b, AIaye6 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

To TIE honorable tie Jgfice5 Of tx
court Of eenrnlo1 PLea5, bsLats al
Portland, IN and for tie csuHty VI
Cumberland, OF 10. fyF TusjAGy y
March, Anno Demmi 1907.
he petition Of lob Allen Of Free.
a port in laid county, yeoman, hunoly
fhews that Ilaac Allen, late OF faid Freepoa,
yeonan, deceas d, inteltate, did, at GaiG Free
port, OF the fri day Of January, IN the year
Of our Lord one tn nd eight hundred ARD
one, by his bond or obligation duly executed
and in court to be produced, for a valuable
confederation therein e1prehed, bind himleH,
his heirs, executors and Administrations ID
make and execute TO your petitioner his heirs
or aihgns, good and futicient deed with war
rzntee--wilhn four wears from the date 81
faid bond, Of certain piece Of Land, liluate
in iad Freeport, being part of fquadror No.
9, containing about three acres, he bounds
Of which are particularly dslciiLed il laid
bond
And your petitioner further fayi, thar he
has performed the conditions Of fad bond Or
obligation On his part, and that ,he iaid llaac
Allen hath not given and executed ID him tile
deed above mentioned, being prevented By
death: Wherefore your petitioner prays thai
due notice may be given 10 All pcrfons inter-
cited or concerned il the et4te 6f the iad H.
ceaieds and thai your Honors would grant L
ceuce %, and empower the admin ilraor %
the eltzte of the faid deceafed, III make IN:
aId execute 70 your petitioner fuch god and
fnihcent deed of the faid piece of Land a
the iaid Ilaac Allen IN his life time bound him
felt hI5 heirs, Executors ana adminiitraton ~
make out and execute, according I'd the aauis
III fuch cafe made and provided
BY ELISHA v. CUTLER Bib A:tsYaf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

NOTICE
5 hereby given, that the fubfcribeys have
been legally appointed Commilioners to
receive and examine the claims Of the leveraI
creditors to the efate OF
JOSEPH HAYES,
late Of Falmouth, il the county Of Cumber-
land, trader, decealed, reprslented iniolvent.
and fix months are allowed to bring in and
prove their demands--that we lhail a,tend
that huhnels On the third Thurfday of March,
init and on the third Thurldays Of the ave
following months, from two till Gx o'clock in
the evening, at the houfe of E5easger K9lkocf
inahoder III faid Falmouth.
JAMES MEANS,
JOSIAH GOoLD. C'T"lG'"er"
Rf1ycb 9, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

! HE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lo notice TO all concerned, that fhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon her
ieii me iruit u AdminiarayriK on the efate OF
THOMAS ELNSON,
late Of PEI fcott, IN the county Of Cumber-
land Elqu.re deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs She therefore requelts all per
ioIs who are indebted 10 the faid deceafed's
eit9te, % make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame 70 MART FTNSON.
ITlyeb g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
NOTICE.,

NOI TEE,
THE Subfcri5cr having been in
formed that one Thos. G. Hitchcock has
tgned Promifory notes of hand by the f1le Of
Hitchcock and Fowler, pretending that fuch a
company was in eriftence, and that he was one
OF the partners, the public are hereby caution
ed aganil giving credit to Kim or any fuch
notes or obligations as there is no fuch COM
Pany, Or ever was, e1cep; in the buhaels Of
the Tobacco mandatory, and not even in
thar buhRefs hnce about the firll Of February
lat. PHILIP FOWLER.
Puhaai, March 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
No. s 1o7e5' Ro1O, FyB fire t, Portland.
tnoch MoUItOn,
COLDSMTTH g YEWELLFP,

GOLDSMITH g JEWELLER,
y Eipectfully informs his friends and the
PuOIlc, tina: be has JUN received an add
tionai alortment Of Lookingt Giades, with
Mahogany and elegant Cilt Frames-PiGfure
and Profile Frames. Jewelry, Silver Plated, &
IaQPan'd Ware, great variety Of ornamenred
hair Combs, &c &. He manufactures Silver
abis, deIert,and tea Spoons, muRard and (at
d. Sugar longs, Cold Necklaces, &c. Of the
newell falhon, gold and h.ver Sleeve Bottoms
&c &c. all Of which will be fold on the moi
reafoa2ble terms.
n. B. ALI the above articles are warranted
20 give entire fatisfattion, or may Be returned
The fmaIleit favour attended 10 with cheer
falnel; and difpatch. (6M) cars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

Pla5fsrHg and St9co bzfaejf in general.
CORNISHEs done 10 stoco, and plailtering
III 4 hyperion manner equally as cheap
a. the cd method Of wood Cornifhes and
common pialering-As this me,hod is great
ly approved Of in the principal towns in A.
Gerica and Europe, for its neat and magnif-
cent appearance and for numerous convent
ences, THOs PHILLIPS informs the gentle
men Of cortland and its vicinity thar he car
fies on the above bufnel: il Portland AS he
has Practifed in mon parts Of England aud 4-
merica, he flatters himfelf that he can give
iatisfaction to thole who choofe 70 employ
him THO's. PHILLIPS.
Po'tlaHd, F'5yaay 2.
NB-As there has been faIGe and envi-
Gus report il Portland that nay work i ex-
travsgaDtiy expentive, vii undertake % FIN
ia he COrrifhes and Pia,aerng q any gen
tlenan's hou.e , -wn for the fame price Of
tuch L7-4iiLes done with wood, and the piaif-
ta.sDg aole the con- 1cn way. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
NOTICE

rs hereby given to the Proprietors for build
ing bridge from Martins Point TO
Thompion', Point, 70 called, over Preiump-
fcut river, in the town Of Falmouth, 10 meet
At the Office If the INdia- FIRE and Murine IN
Jg,aace Company in Portland, on Tassdly, TIE
24tb DAY Of Mue5, so7, 2 oeloeE Pm. for the
purpofe Of adopting meafures to carry into
effect the object Of the a1 of incorporation.
LEMUEL WEEKS,
JOSEPH TITCOMB,
MJyf5 9, 1907. EBENEZER MAYO.
Flour, &c.
Nov landing from fchr. Francis, from Bal
timOre, and for tae at
No is, UNI0N-WHARF,
Bbls, iuperfne Fo1r
Hhds Loaf and Lump Sugar
Do Tobacco 1faye5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
Copar:nership Form "a.

Copar:nership Formed.
p CERMENATI and j EERNARDa i,
: the liberty of informing their fries .s,'ake
the public thar they have entered irroT a's 41d
nerlhip, under the firm Of Np~Ft-
CERMENAI IL & BERNARDA
Al The zseH Inozrn SBep, Ne. ?, Sfafs,sy,,,ps
(l4te!y occupied BY CERMENArI g. A1onrs1e
And they now offer for lale nv
following GOODS ID their Ene-v;z '"S
LOOKING CLASSES.
rnOf admirable alorrment thnf. -.
in the bsG 5urHijS1d GILT ERAMEs, ar n M
following dimentions "e
So by 81 ~ by 20 IS by 2e oh
g by "A 50 BY Y 81 by 20 80 ~ II
80 BY II % by Ie rs BY Is rs " III
"a by IA % by IS 90 by u Is b.
7 by IIiI6 BY 10 IA BY 10
And thOfe in A1aBsga4y F,au...
IS by IS "a y "a BY i
20 by IL Is by 10 II by n
"A BY 10 IA by 9 10 by !
Looking CIals PLATES, from 10 BY u \.
by 81,
TELESCOPES. HiRorical from n.
Night or Day, moG approved Al,
DO do on new con- lifts in EuroDe
itruction. with shades, M1scELLANFeu,
2 foot pull do do 3 Cold Leaf,
draws with ihades, Brunfwick Blackinz
Opera Glafes Of differ burnilling Stone
en1 qualities. GLACIERS Diamond,
MAPS ON KoLLERs, Tool Brufhes,
The World Cancels hair Pencil,
United States, Burinlhing gold Size
Wet Indies, Competition IL Leaf d
Europe and America, bead,
Europe, AIarum Clocks,
Germany Shoe Strings BY Ii.
ludoit4n, groce or dozen,
Italy. Tin Foil FOR 6lveriBs
THERMOMETERS Looking GIaGes.
Surgeons, Caricatures,
BotanHs, Storm GLafes,
Brewers, Pulie DO.
Common Air, Profile Frames,EAoIs.
Cylinder tale and retail
SAccHAKOMETrRs bohera glais Sheets
Brewers, 36 by "a, 80 by 26
DllHIlers, &c. &c. and "a Nv Is,
VIEWS, Window Gi4ls, E49hy
EngIifA IOk&A BY 10.
ltalion.
AS hey receive their Goods from
al agent in Europe, they are enabled to vend
them on the very low It terms, for Czfh orsp,
proved credit.
Looking-Glafs and Picture Frame,
made il the beft manner-Ladies' Needle.
work Handsomely Framed and Glazed in he
mott modern ltyle, and Al the ihorlel notice
Old Frames new Gilded, and new Plates put
into Frames Of any pattern, or New Frame 10
ft old Plates.
Bolton, Jan. rs. owl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

1T a cart Of c9nmlon Pleas f5r The
county Of Cambsrland, begun and
boAIeH at Portland, IN J4d cgaHtp %
The fCf IuJday Of March, n D.
1907.
ON the petition Of Job Allen,
whereof the foregoing is true copy
Ordered that the petitioner caule the ieVsrsi
persons interested in the -Gate therein Ren'
toned, to be notified Of the fame by c1uhng
a copy Of the laid petition with this order
thereon TO be pubhihed in the P0 tiaad GazeSa
three weeks fuccefiveIy, the Iaa publlcan0u,
TO be at leaf three weeks before the rhfo
Tuefday Of June next, that they may have
opportunity to appear at the common PEAS
then to be holden at Portland, within and ~
the county aforeiaid, and thew cau(e, III Any
they haveO why the prayer Of laid petition
fhould not be granted.
Attea SAMUEL FREEMAN, ,lsFt'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

Wanted one or t10o Pbremices,
T o IT,, BAKING BUSINESS, from J 4
to is years Of age--to whom good
encouragement will be given.--AppIy to
!KHs5 i6. ERtADISH & BROWN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
Paint Store.
MICHAEL SMITH, RESPECTFULLY,

W TT I'd ONII n, rtIPtCt1uIIy,
informs the public that he has taken
Stare Ne. !, 7sass RozO, where he offers for
cath the following articles viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
TuNE--:s Robin hIai,.."


WELCOME to N. Orleans Johnny Rdair,
Welcome, &c
How did you leave little Aaron Burr,
And tho big Jointly Dayton sir;
Arrah, why did they not come along with
you, Johnny Ndair.
AArrah, where's your Rotilla boy Johnny A.
Arab, eSc.
And where's your ten thousand men,
Are they all of them gone back again;
Och, why did you come round about John
ny Adair.
And where's Admiral BIany, now Johnny
Adair,
And where's SC.
Where's gallant CO., mel Co, lort. sand,
Israel Smith, and the chosen bands;
Och, faith you got the start of them Johnny
Adair.
o, then welcome to Orleans Johnny Adair,
o, then, sc.
But Swartwout and Bollman too,
Both got the start OF you;
They're gone by salt water faith Johnny
Adair.
And so you're going after them Johnny A.
Adair,
And so, sc.
Your friend Alexander too,
And more of the gallant crew;
VIII soon be there after you Johnny Adair.
But what will New-Orleans do Johnny A.
dair,
But what, sc.
The Emperor and Nobility,
Are all made nullity;
Bad luck to that Wilkinson, Johnny Adair
Besides, there's poor Mexico, Johnny Adnir
Besides, &c.
Gold bars and silver dollars.
In exchange for hempen collars;
A damn'd bad speculation, Oh Johnny A.
dar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

4 drop Of human blood and vainIy accu-
sing them as tyrants and oppressors oftheir
country. Mr.. -JIsRQe observed that the
public indignation against the prisoner, be-
ing nearly universal, it WAS bold underta-
king to divert the public odium from the
author of the treason to those who suppress
sed it; and that Cataline's conduct had
been exactly similar but Cataline's efforts
hadbeen fruitless while those who detected
his villainy retained their station in the es-
tccm of their fellow citizens. Mr.. 11'Rae
mentioned little more of the prisoners
conduct. Before Gen. Wilkinson's arrival
the most virulent abuse had been uttered
against him it was said he would neve,
appear; that he dared not confront the pri-
soner. After these expectations we've dis
appointed, and both before and after the
bill of Indictment was filed, protestations
were continually made by the prisoner S his
counsel that he was altogether innocent and
knew nothing Of the treason; that he wish
cd the evidence to be brought forward to
demonstrate his innocence Yet now the
y States are prepared to proceed with their
evidence, an attempt is made 60 Suppress it
II no danger is TO be unprecedented from
the examination OF the witnesses, why at
tempt tn prevent them from being beard
VIII conduct OF tins kind put the prisoner
on that high ground, upon which he ought
TO stand if innocent? Let questions of this
sort be answered 10y common sense.
Mr.. dG.Rae proceeded to answer the ar
gumcnts and authorities, adduced by
Messrs Wickham and Randolph, who had
taken nearly the same ground.
{ Sketch Of Mr.. 1TRae's Sheech to De con-
Iihued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

favor OF the new ministry, against them 81
in the Commons on the sane question
the present ministry had $50 to 155. Two
to one In favor of the powers that be.
SirF Burdett was chaired to the house
with great parade, and attended by an inn
mence multitude, OH the Esd June
Some conversation had taken place in
both houses OF Parliament, as to the repeal
of the american Intercourse Bill, which
it was determined to continue in operation,
and the nezU, ministry have expressed "a
determination to pursue a concliiatory line
OF conduct towards neutrais, and to pre-
serve peace with the u. States.
Sir John Dnckqvorth HOSTS his flag as
second, in command in the Channel feet
In London paper dated July .. 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon, it is said that IA letter from
RoningS6nrg, dated June II, had been re-
ceived, which affirmed that only a hart
of the Russian army had been engaged,
that the battle Of the 14th had been very
bloody, that the Russians fell back only TO
be reinforced by body OF 10000 men they
had i'll reserve, and that no fears were en-
tertained for the safety OF Konng Sourg.
This letter in our Judgment, is not entitled
to credit. There can be no doubt the French
have gained d most decisive victorys
Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

BY the arrival Of Capt. SCOTT. from Liz
verpool, London papers 20 lac 81 Juy have
been received at Boston. The already i'm
portant mass Of European intellbge CO,
which occupies cur columns of this eve'ing,
prevents detail of the news brought by
capt. Scott. We shall present summary,
and tomorrow publish the particulars from
the London papers.
A conspiracy against the present King Of
Naples has been discovered IN that city (;
100 persons we're arrested, the trial Of the
conspirators were progressing, s had been
sen enced 70 death in 81 hours. 5000 troops
of The late king Of Naples had been landed
i'm Calabria, and been completely defeated,
with great slaughter, by gen. Regnier.
Various accounts have reached London
Of an insurrection AZ Constantinopie, but
they could not be traced to any correct
source. The Vienna Court Gazette of
June 6, states an insurrection in the camp
Of tire Grand Njzier, in which the director
general Of provisions had been mdssacred
in the raiddie Of tho camp.
a fu,m dab C tusurrcction has broken
out in Russia, under BEEE SING, man
of courage, conduct aud enterprise
On motion respecting the speech Of the
king Of England, a division took place
which exhibits the best evidence Of the
strength of the old and new administrations
In the house of Lords there were $50 in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
THF INFLUENZA.

Which is so prevalent in Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, ard (as stated i'll Poul-
sons paper) "the intermediate country"
has mace its appearance in Baltimore
There lisa greac many at present complain-
ing in this city, 4 considerable proportion
Of whom have deemed it necessary to call
in professional assistance. The following
hint is taken from pou sons last paper
"Physicians would do well during the pre-
valencc oe this disease, to make critical OBJ
servations respecting its history. What are
its remote and proXimate causes? Is it an
endemic malady, or epide mic only, or both
is it in any degree cont gious? In what
manner can it be guard d against. and
what the best modes of treatment? What
are the seasons, what the state OF atmos-
phere' most favorable to its attacks. &c.
&c. The history of Influenza ian Italian
appellation) is yet little known.
Bait. Fed. Ga-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
IhE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS ToR Sale,
A Y aluable Plantation.

in he lower par of the county Of E1iiclesex,
and was formerly The properly Of he late Col.
VIM. ChuTchili. doc.--lI contains 200 acres
and IS beau fully situated on the rIvei Fianka1
tank, about Eve miles from Is mouth sbous
enc fourth OF this Land is cleared the rc.idua
IS covered with valuable 6'owth cf zine ard
oak timber, and the soil is gocd "a any IN
that part OF The country. 1t enjoys the advans
tage of an excellent spring near ,he House, and
the finest Fish, Oysters and Wild Fowl, ma ID
had III the greatest abundance IN their resrec-
tive seasons. The improvements on this Land.
are Inconsidetabe, in CONSEQUENCE Of lis being
for many years past in the hands Of tenants.
foung Negroes e" I'll be taken in part, or for Tho
whole OF the purchase and a good and suficisne
title will be made the Pur haser, and possess
given ON or before the first Of January next.--.
For terms, apply TO Joseph Car,er, jr. near
Chowning's Terry, in the county Of Lancaster.
II the said land is not disposed of before the 4th
Monday in October next, il v in then be offered
at public auction, to the highest bidder in Ur@
hanna.
JURIAH HARRIS.
August s 1907. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
FOR THE ARGUS.
JOHNNY ADAIR.

TIE arrival OF Gen. Adair at New-Or-
leans, WAS celebrated b. festival at the
house of 4 Judge, and the event was
concentrated even by the Muses-The
following is an attempt to- preserve the
ideas, but in much info rior versifcation {;
no illustration is required on publishing
it in RiChmond; where the emperor of
Quiddonia appears to be as great ia
vorte with pure lederahsts at New
Orleans:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
PHILADEI'p TiA ano,,s, IS

We are authorised TO staieJ tha; th9 f>r-
tunatc holder of the Ticket that drew tie
2o,C0o dollar prize, in the BuStle;oh h,.d
Smichhield Turnpike Road Lottery, y
JAMES BOYER, an industroos Carmen, e,.,
It Hoimesburs. He received 1t Of she Ala@
ndSerS ar an early heuod MIth uthura as
payment for WORK done IN erecting Il bridge
ON said road. The No Of the Ticket vaa
l0'OO6. TIE wheel is yet itch i'll u;lsr vac
liable prizes.