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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
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by LAW Of the late General C.,,~, ],
his State, It IS enacted, that The sc,ce-r N,
1fthe several towns, before enterinu ~ .,..
tuty Of their Office shall ~ svgo,r ]. d, VII.
~ and i'mfartia. discharge If tEejy d,;;,s ~
iPect'T8 all elections, and ne yetyyg, ,I-ra. y.
md record must be made Of such AMI.
The Selectnen and Town Clerks arc sI~.
directed to make and seal ID too ,a..',-,.
returns Of votes one, of tie perrone Irtad
TOR as Governor and Lieuteaout- -
me other Of the persons voted f1r Co.
seiiors and Senators and the sa,o- 81
transmit as usual U-- II has here.,ryr hr.r
customary 70 MAKE a return If me votes IN
Governor, Lieutenant oveynor, clii Seaef J.
~ oNE return. IAis is nozv iHeyIL-Tlr,-
must be TWO returns from each te,yn. ,.:.-
trfct or plantation and each ,rttrn ,lgst w.
signed by the Selectmen and Town Clers-
&c. BY Resolve passed at the same time
5000 sets ofcopies Of blank firms for returns.
and 1000 copies Of the Law cited above.
were ordered to be printed and the Sec
rotary was directed to send fue sets Of the
blank ferns and tl9o copies of the Law. "a
each Town, District and Plantation. ha,irz-
right by the Constitution to vote
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
RarueA.

In Ceorgeto wn, Mr.. Edmund Hickey, Il
Miss Abigail Oiner.
T. Scarborough, Mr.. Moses NcKi $ =
o. Saco, 70 Miss Ahgai Stesr1, Of tl,- T
me Pace :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

BROKE into the Jsil-Yard il this towr
a--rOUNG SH01T-The owner Is dc
sired To prove propertr, pay charges ant
take u sSay.-L~st .7Szrs-1y's 47.a~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

We are inclined q believe that the treaty
between Great Britain and the L. States
VII he laid before the senate, notwiths am
rs 81 tie dcc.m ations % de contrary b, the
tiIcnos of tie admins 7ation-We u.cre-
i1ic eHTect to see lie Senate assembled for
N M ~'-TrSc ere lpng--It il our firm belief
'F"' n treaty VII be found more advarta.
Gv."s to VIE U. States u.an II has been to-
ilr -cnteu--a H itIs net impl vbable the rat
Mchim may ~ ADVISED.
Waafigton Ted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

Two extraordinary events have oc-
CURED IN Portland during the week
past--the liberation Of tie Editor of the
Argus from imprisonment on his libel
r@rcH'ion, and the iacarcera'i0n" of
one OF the grHntihg tri5c Ill the jaii
yard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
"a Toto" should have 4 place.

2 "a Votey" should have place. II we
had room.
UI The request Of "a --- Elcctor W
cannot he attended to-Hthc writer wishes
for our reasons, he shall know them n falI
BY eating on -.
The g Pye1chey" IS received, and VIII lie
attended 10 III our next.
Several eiectioneering fvors are nccos-
sarily postponed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

# Is hoped Some compas4i3H!te JUsr1cR.
WA soon take the deplorabic situation ii
Mister Shoat into eeri2us consideration, anc
i'beratc him from "dRyaAce {! G." which
mas been imposed on hun I ~ H.,1g the ill.,
trty" the swinish race are 60 fond OF eni0v-
.ng
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

re Argus Editor 5 lace in lie al yard Is
soon supplied. II appears Nj. Shoat,
T" doubt commissioning his incarcration.
ana TO ! dsSist him to bfgui!e a red az hour,
h"d made his way to the jail lard, bit Il c
lEjcelfng guardian Of the solitary cell, took
ann INTO cRSt04y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
I5g the aeaiis.

NATcHEz, FEB 10 1907
a Grand Jury Of this district, consisting
orP smith, Esq foreman, Messrs. Z. kees,
/. Andccws, l.. Baker, G. Ovoral1cs, J.
Rabbi, E. Newman, ] Wood, Evans, ].
Spain, J looks, ]. Guion, H. Turner, II
Haggrt, and Dunbar, after due ~
vestig4t0n Of the evidence agaiust "A
RON BURR, have reported, % that he has
not been yuihy IF an cvire or rtis+emcrnor q
gi q tie iayos ! he Uoisel State', o. given a
~ j4st occasion u q arm or lnf@t-tnlc 70 tie
5204 bs2P.e II fbe tetr'iory.
The same. jury presented Is grievances,
the military proceedings against Burr
and a. destructive " personal liberty, the
late military arrests made without warrant,
and as they conceive, without other lawful
authority and they 10 seriously regret tNat
50 much cause should he given to lie enc
mics of 0Gr glorious constitution I'd IL i0ice
al such measures being adopted II 4 neigh
boring tcrIltony, ~, ifsanctN0cd ~ the eX-
eculive OF our country, must sa) the vitals Of
Of our political existence, and crun5ic tnis
glorious fabric IN TIE dust
After this acquut-ai Mr.. Burr sailed for
ward on his Journey but alter Ae was gone
our sir ted Governor sd,c!u5cd Linn - q
rl11v4y. and offered reward of 2JO0 dol
L for detecting the man, wn1 SIX years
since, had every Republican vote il tie u
nted States for President.
Ecya7t CENT i'ar.t--Cer Adair, ofKcn-
tucko,, late a democratic senator Of the VI.
S. has addressed ,h. public On the subject
ofhis illegal arrest, by Gen Wilkinson, 1t
Orleans The following u 4n extract
Under tie administrator of Nj
Adams, there was much giumb.i18 q
bout a gas law, that Slut peoples
mouths !, under the present adnmistra-
ton, man may not onIy he sag5'd,
but have bis throat cut without any law
and Ae that does it will and protectors
amongst the sages Of the nation ]"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

Tins day Is the annual meeting fir tira
choice Of town officers it is hor- Il lie c.t-
itcns Will We an early and punctual atten.
dance.
Mr. Wagner, Chief Clerk III the depart
ment Of state, has resigned lis Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

L. nv Of 4 e let Eora ar Wm. C@ftwrigIt
to gentleman il Philadelphia, dated
Cartkagena, Dec. 10.
DzA2 SIR,
After taking M leave Of you, shipped
on board the sch. Bee, capt Hucdle, belong
inr to -, bound to st. Domingo, anG
from thence back to Philadelphia. After
we arrived at Saint Domingo, and :.Ftei
living there FIVE months, the ship called Lee
aRder, capt. Lewis, came III and chartered
the schooner, for fifty days; unknown to US
where bound to- We applied % our cap
tain for a discharge He replied lie would
not discharge us. We told him we would
not go unless he would inform US where The
schooner was going-The captain then hail
60 the ship .nder, and two boats came a
long side tie Bee, with men armed with
pistols and cutlasses cut AN siashed fore
and aft deckS-thrcw us IN the boat, ard
look Us on board the ship-kept Us thee till
the ship got ready 10 sali--sent rs on Loard
the schooner again, and went "a The Span
lsn Maine and there was taken sentenced
To hard labour in Carthagena for eight
He;rs
Iwouli be very glad if you would receive
mg wages, from tire goth OF September to
tIc 18th March, IS dollars a-ncnth. III
Should ever return, / shall recover heavy
damages for my suffering. There are mne-
Jccn fcilow sufferers with me, working ev-
cry "a! Al digging, with long cram fas-
t-!.gG zoe. e,i There were 81 sentenced
! hJnt. remain,
GOur lhuc.. esteemed fiiend.
WIN. CARTWRIGHT.
Captain Nickinsou olthc schr. Henry, ar
r,vcta Baltimore from St. B4rthuioH.cws
u. II 4 " 3, nfolm, that letters wcte COW
ed there, iwo DAYS before lie sa,icG, n ~
t.onnK ttt arrival u iNe French ..ifs v. thc
line AZ Porto IA winch. slald il Was Sad
was ccdcd w France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30


q Republican" IS received and should
Immediately he attended u we're il not that
press Of O'her matter claimed cur b-erf-
Gus notice-We agree III the remarks Of the
writer, and do not hesitate 10 give our o.
piniOn that they are consistent with cenaii.e
Republican, principles. The writer il rtt
alone IN the the opinion that a man who j IS
no other pretent0ns To legal knowledge
than what few years bettltoggine in Ncw ~
gloucester may afford, cannot be right, a.
gainst the opinions Of al the Magistrates
throughout the Commonwe: lth the opIn-
ion Of all our most eminent LAWYERS, and
the Judges Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
Neither do we believe that tie law for
swearing poor debtors out Of Goal il such
as 70 open door 10 f auds against creditors.
which no man can shut We do not be,
heye it to be the law that if debtor Ill
goal has Bank Slock, the creditor shall
not be allowed 10 produce witnesses To
prove its and prevent the debtor IRON
swearing out Of Goal
We always thought, like 4 Republican,
that the law was dictated ~ humanity ard
not intended as q cover for fraud.
" A Friend IF the Peob'e," il opposition to
&c pI1liCA IS received want OF ft2E1
prevents our giving the communication cr.
tire. After stating tic evils and cxncucss
that will result to the merchant and flrmcr.
generally, should separation llacc, lie
observes
But the most powerful argument in fl-
vor of a separation ~, that our taxes are III
be lessencd This il such an atilonr "a
common sense, that am astori5hcG any one
shoIlG ever have made The assertion. Tp-y
will be lessetet i,.st IS much, as, that We
SHAH be obIs to pay the wIoir instead of
one nth part, # 81; cali that lcsscning-.H
other words, just NJ much az for mnH y
pav ore hundred d1jiars in Ecu Of twenty.
And should We come on, irstcad of being
reimbursed, our proportion Of the mCCics
paid for the State House and Prison sum
not less perhaps, tnsn seven hundred thc,Is-
and dollars, the cost uf the whole, Old
Massachusetts, VIII come III and taLe four
fifth parts Of the government land, lying il
this district
A" 4 Vote" should have place, II W
had room.
LT The request Of q A - Flcctnr IVY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
District Of Columbia.

NTOTICE is hereby gaoen. 70 all vhom u
IN may concern, That the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States OF America,
has authorized the subscriber to legalize all
papers that may be necessary Tor vessels
bound from the ports of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters Of vessels whe may omit
having their bills of health thus certified, will
be liable to undergo quarantine.
tits requisite that any article shipped tor
account Of Portuguese subject. should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty; and the bills oflading legalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
Nav liz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
af MarsAaIs Sale.

n virtue of decree of the Hon. the Cir
chit Cours of the district of Columbia,
far the county of Alexandria, In the case OF
Andrew Reintzell, against Rudolph Martin,
win be sold, at the CoHee-lIoase, on the 2oth
day Of July next, between tbs hours OF y and
; o'clock, to tls highest Lidder, for ready
n,oney--Onc HOUSE. and LOI,o on Duke
street, to the westward of Alfred street tho
Lot extending on Duke-street 2 feet IN front,
and in depth IS feet to a 60 feet alley.
r. MOSS, d. NJ.
For D. C. BRENT, Aarsdal,
June "a. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
altraslnria DajIp aDnerftser.
WEDNESDAY,, jury s.

At q meeting Of the WAsHIseToN SocI-
ETY. of Aiexandria, the 18th of July, 100,
II aas unanimously Rescued,
H That tie THANKS Of this Society, be pre-
scented tosJ DIN I,fMsON THOMAS, Is
sQUIRE, for the interesting, elegant, and patri-
otto Grafton, this day delivered by him and
that copy thereof be requested for publica-
ton. s.
G., DENEAL.E, 3Scc'y.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08

~ AT THE VENDgE ioSEs
1858 Former Of Prince and Water streets,
q par.ssy Of Dry Goods Groceries, gs.
( Particulars Of which wilIbe eSPrcssedin
the bills of the day
ALI. kinds of goods which are on alnlta-
-, snd the prices of which are establishes,
- $ any time be viewed and purchased at the
SWsst Limitation and prices
ss P. G. Marstellef, v. n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08

Joseph Mand evllle,

tOSepn MlaHQCVlli9y
eo,wer Of Kings and FairTar streets,
g. HAS REcEIvED
As 90 barrels WIIISKEY
1000 lbs. cheese, Of superior quality
10 bales cotton
10 boxes best Florence oil, in bottles
Is casks choice small twist tobacco
40 boxes mould End dipped candles
10 boxes fresh chocolate
40 realns wrapping paper
Imperial TEAS,
Hyson OF this years I'M
Young Hyson, and portatlon. Syery
Hyson-shin fine qualities
Which. with a general assortment OF wines,
liquors and groceries, he will sell very low
for cash, produce, ortthe usual credit.
June 5. 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
George Town, July i,tSl 9
N O Z / L E.

Y oST or rnislai1l, a Certificate for TweH-
IL ty.hye Shares of Stock oftfe Marine IN
surance Company Of Alexandria, dated May,
%, l79s--No. 7oll, and 70s5---and ISSUED
in the name of MARI Conrrag. Application
will be made to the President and Directors
of the Aforesaid Company, for renewalsof
said CertiScste, BY the executors Of Richard
Conway, deceased.
~ Ililv 8 s. DIV :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
Potomac Company.

NTOTICE is hereby given. that an annual
IN meeting eff the stockholders OF the Poto-
mac Company, viii be held according to law
at the Onion Tavern in George Town on
"Wednesday the sd day of August next whei.
the PROCEEDINGS of the board of Directors,
with the Presidents accounts, receipts and dis
bursements since the last generel mceting,Mill
he laid before them for their consideration.
JOS. CARLETON, President, P. c,
By order.
GEORGE Town. Juiy list dt3othJy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
W II ~ 1'E u,
a MILLER who is master of

I business, to take care of mercAant mill
4 such one good wages will be given
the person who wants, please apply to
9osahh Smith, Alexandra.
March II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-08
lust Received,

lSoL ANNSSA' -,
AND FOR SALE BY THE SUISSE RIDERS,
pipes L. P. Madeira WINE
2 half do do. do. J.
6 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 18th proof.
EVadszgorth 6 Butler,
WHO HAVE on HAND,
20 hhds. Jamaica R UNI, 18th proof
10 do st. Croix do. DIX Sdd 60.
8 do. England do.
pipes Holland GIN
4 2 do. country do.
{ i hid. T. market Madeira Wine ola supc-
\ A quarter casks do. do. 5 riorqu'ty
g do. do L. P. TeneriHe Dc. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January
Printing, IN ITS uariOus branches,
hagdlomely executed at this office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-21
BALTIMORE. Anrnf -

IT Sir Thomas Hardy be the commanding of.
hcer ofthe Briti(h fquadron fationed within.
outiide of, and about Cape Henry, with what
proprlety can the Norfolk Ledger beitow its
encomiums upon him, Whit he fuffers that bar
barous ruiilan Humphreys, in the Leopard TO
thace, hre at, detaIn, and break open the let
ters or our vehels, on their way to and from
tea! 1t appears very plainly that, the Bri,in, are
playing double game with us: Their officers
make their congees. and manifeft the mott
polite attention" TO individuals who vi(it them
hut with reiPeet to interrupting our commerce.
they have grown more infolent than before,
what iignItes Sir Thomas's ihewing "poIite
attention" to the owners of the runaway neproes
which he harboured in his fhip, whilf he fun.
Jtets our commerce to fuch vexatious intcrrup.
tons as the following =
Peter Soreufon, mater of the fchooner Mi
nerva, OF Baltimore, ftates he left St. Jago de
Cuba on the 18th day of July laf, with a car
60 on board for American account, bound to
Baltimore: That on Saturday Iah, the 9Th init.
al Gay light, having pilot on board, being in
lsht OF Cape Henry, which bore WET and by
north, diitance three leagues, he faw Britil,
hip or war about two Leagues to Ieeward of
him, which hip fired at noutward bound yefIel.
and boarded her; that lhe then fred at and
gave chsce to his vefel, and obliged hin, to
,horeen IAN and bear down to her that boat
chooner, took out bimjef and all the fchoon-
els papers and letters, and carried him on board
the laid hip of war, which proved to be the
Leopard,a so gun ihip; that the officers broke
open all the letters which were OR board the
ichooner, detained him about two hours, and
then delivered him his papers and difmiffed
hm' when he proceeded on his voyage and
the iaid ihIp Leopard gave chace to another
american veiie', which was bound in, fired at,
AND boarded her.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-21
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOU Sc OF COM MON 8


Friday the appointment of the COM
mittees of Privileges, Religion, &c. the fpeaker
with fome members, attended the upper houfe
and on his return read the following COPY of
his majeRy's fpeech, as delivered by the COM
milton:
NY Lords and Gentlemen,
We nave 1t IN command from his maiefty
to ltate TO you, that having deemed it expedisnt
to recur to the fenfe of his people, his maiefty,
in conformity to his declared intention, has loll
time IL cauiing the prefent parliament to be
attended. His majefy has great fatisfaeton
in acquanting you, that, fince the events which
led to didolution OF parliament, his maielty
has received, in numerous addreffes from his
Iubjects, the warmeh afurance of their affeti-
onate attachment to his perfon and government,
and of the FIRM reioluton to iupport him in
maintaining the juit rights of his crown, and
the true principles of the contribution and he
commands us to exprefs his entire confidence
that he fhaIl experience in all your deliberati-
ons determination to afford him an equally
loyal, jealous and affectioDate fupport, under
all the arduous circumstances of the prefent
times. We are commanded by his maieity to
inform you, his majeRy's endeayors have been
mott anxiouny employed for the purpofe of
drawing cofer the ties by which his maeRy is
connected with the powers of the continent of
sfliitiUg the efforts of thofe powers againit the
ambition and oppreiiion of France of forming
iuch engagements as may enfure their continn-
ed co cooperation, and Of enabliflling that mutual
confidence and concert 70 eAential, under anv
courfe of events, TO the reRoraton of a fold and
permanent peace in Europe. 1t would have af.
forded his majeRy the greatelt pleafure to have
been enabled to inform you, that the mediation
undertaken by his majefy for the purpofe of
preieryiog peace between his msjefy's ally, the
emperor Of Rufid, and the Sublime Porte, had
proved effectuaI for that important object. III,
maie0y deeply regrets the failure of that medi.
alton, accompanied as it was by the dilappont.
ment OF the efforts of his nsjeRy's fquadron in
the Tea OF Mdrmora, and followed as it has fnce
been by the lofTes which have been fullained
by his gallant troops in Egypt. His maieRy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-21

could not but lament the exteniion OF hoilili,ies
N any quarter which would create diveriion il,
the war 10 favorable to- the views OF France
our lamentins.it Especially in the in!fance of a
power with which his maiefiy has bern 10 cloie-
| " connected, and which has been e, recently
indebted for its protection againit the incroach-
ments OF France to the fgnal and fucceisful i'm
,erPontion OF his majehy's arms. His maieftv
mas directed us to acquaint you, that he has
thought il right to adopt fuch nrafures as mi.hr
ne't enable him, in concert with the emperor of
Nuiha' TO take advantage of any favorable op-
portuolty tor bringing the holtilities in which
they are engaged againt the Sublime Porte, to
a concluhon. confident with his maieQy's no.
nonr and the interefts of his ally.
" Genflen1en effbe Howe Of Commons,
ii's maJetty has ordered the climates Of
the current year to be laid before you, and he
relics on the zeal of his faithful commons to
make fuch provfions for the public fervce. a,
wen as TOR the further applications of the fums
which were granted in the lalt parliament as
may appear TO be Dccefiary. And his maiefr
bearing couttant'y in mind the neceifity of 4
careful and economical administration of the
pgcuniary refources of the country, has direct
ed us to expreis his hopes that you will pro.
eecd without delay in the purfuit of thofr en-
qu'Iies' connected with the public economy,
winch engaged the attention of the late parlia.
ment.
"My Lords and Gentlemen,
HIS majety commands us to Gate TO you-
that he is deeply imprefled with the peculiar
importance, at the prefent moment, of cher(l,-
ing fplrt of union and harmony amongft his
people iuch fpirit will mott effe6tualIy pro.
mote the PROPERTY the country at home, give
vgor and efficacy to its councils, and its arms a,
broad and can alone enable his majefy, under
tne oieiiing OF providence to carry on, Iuccefs-
fully, the great CONTEXT in which he is engaged.
or finally to conduct it to that termination with
which his majetiy's moderation & iuftice have e.
yer led him to feek, peace-in which the honor
and lnterelts of his kingdom can be iecure, and
IN which Europe and the world may hope for
independence and repofe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-21
SalfS at auetlnii.

WILL BE SOLD.

, w ILL DE oOLO,
q" WEDNESD.4Y, tie 26fb ofAUcrsr, sf fv.
e'Oisst, p. NJ
Hal valuable tract of woodLAND, lyingo the
Il Williamsburg road, in the county of Henrico,
about three miles from the city of Richmond, near
the plantation OF Alexander George, efa which was
formerly owned by George NicholGon of faid county.
deeeaied, containing two hundred and fifty acres
Alio' number of LOIS, or parcels of Ground fit
uate at Rockets, in the city Of Richmond and dil.
t,ngu,med by numbers ], 2, 3, 4, S, 6, & 8, in
the plat thereof which are not LET'S valuable than in
vtng IN iituaton. ALTO, one SHARE in the lanes
River Canal Company.
The above ipecifed eftate is the fame which was
deviied to William Nicholion, by the Ial will and
teitament OF George Nchollon, deceafed--and will
be fold, without reierve, at Rockets on part of the
above defcribed premifes.
Terms OF fale caih, the balance payable at co &
80 days for aPProyedendorfed negotiable notes, a, tie
bank of Virginia.
PRoSsER u MoNcURE, Auaione.,,.
Auguf 81. ,dc
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5aies at auction.
WILL, RE SOTD

BY TIE JnIle,i6er5, st Brir VENpUE Ofr1cE, ON
1HORSDA1, be End SEPT. zOhgouf ylll,ve, for
SfS'oved e"doyed n'ieS, payable ID. 25tb IF Mani
next, 1908,
nNE elegant imported CHARIOT, with new
~ plated Harnefs, and 3 COACHES with Har-
nefs.
PROSSER u MONCURE.
Augua 81. 2tF&T1asept.
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5aIps at auftloli.

BY OirfHf Of DeNd Of TRIP, executed to me BY A1os
DaVi' and Mary Ab 7oift, bea,iqg date he 4t of
h0yb, 1907, to eepre fbe eaaeIaaf payment Of ib,Se
bogl'"d /op, bHaa,ed and Jayiy-fgs doiiays, ex-
f'gsdi1 Jsid Died, andby eo4Jaf Of Esd Dapis, 7oil
6TJolao" Wednsaay tie 6yf IF Scoieubey, on Hs pre-
mitSs
NJ INE valuable LOTS, formerly the property of
' Mr., Thos Pulling, in the valley and on the
treet leading from the Market to Duvas village to-
geher with the Improvements thereon, eonfi6ing of
a very large and convenient Dwelling Houfe with
kitchen, &c.
The above property is very valuable, inferior 10
none IN the valley and well worth the attention of A.
ny peron inclined to properly in that part Of the
town One third Of the purchsfe money will be re-
quired IN hand, and for the remaining two thirds.
credit OF and 2 months will be given, deed will
be made the Purehaiers on their giving notes with
deed OF truR, TO iecure the two lsA payments
GEORGE W. SMITH, T,ps.c.
Augua 81. ,dC
F'p0d tie end Of this month (Augpa,J at nv fov,Is
door BY a /eyvasf nan,
a Fifty Dollar BANK NOTE, which the ovv-
n ner may have by paying for this adver.ifcrn eat.
WILSON DAVIS.
smishfeld, AuguR 81. 81,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-21
LONDON. Iune 1e

~, LVNDON, JuHt 2B,
The Scheidam Mercury fays, I" No certain
intelligence is yet received of the Enelan ex-
petition, but by the conduct of the fiigates
which have withdrawn from their ftations, as
well as from the reports of neutral vefles, we
have reafon to believe that at leaf one part of
this expedition is at fea."
Aletter from Konigiberg, of the fecond in.
itant, gives dltrefiing picture of the confe.
quences of the fall of Dantzic. Amongst o.
Their circumstances the Royal bank, and various
effects of value, which had been conveyed from
Memel to Konigsberg, have been fent back a.
gain to the former pace.
Dantzic has been declared i'm ftate of block.
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