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for the same price, and on the same terms and
conditions, are may be provided by law, tor
the sale of the lands of the United States north of
the river Ohio, and above the mouth of the Ken
lucky river. And patents shall be obtained for
all iauls sold nj said districts, in the manner
and on the same terms are provided by law, for
other public lands sold in the state of Ohio and the
liI1ianna territory.
Sec. ). Ind be it further enacted, That the Sc
vcral supcrintendants OF public sales, directed
by this act, shall receive six dollars day, for
each DAYS attcndulce on the said sales.
Sec. + .inis5e it fIrthe, enactei, That the PFC
5ident OF the United States, in thc recess ofCon-
gress, shall have full power to appoint and COM
mission the registers and receivers of public
MES OF the land offices established by tins act, and
their commissions shall continue III force until the
end OF the session of Congress next ensuing such
appointment
Sec ). Ind be 1t further enacted, That the Sc
veral lead mines in the Indiana territory, together
with sections contiguous TO each shall
be deemed necessary by the President of the u
ntet States, shall be reserved for the future dis
posal of the United States and any grant which
shall hereafter be made for attract ofland contain
ing lead nine, which had been discovered pre-
viouS to the purchase OF such tract from the u
nted States, shall be considered fraudulent and
nI,i! And the President of the United States
shall be, and he is hereby authorised to lease any
lead mine, which has been may hereafter be
discovered in the Indiana territory, for not
exceeding five years.
Sec. 6. Ard be ii. further enacted, That George
Ash shall have the right of presumption to six
hundred and forty acres of land including mis- i'm
provements on the river Ohio, below the former
Indian boundary line, the boundaries of the tract
shall be designated by the register Of the land of
fee, and the said land shall be granted to him at
the same price, and Oh payment being made in
the same manner as for other public land at pri-
vate sale, the respective instruments of the puG-
chase money shall become due at the same time
with the payments OF the first public lands sold
IN that district.
NATHL. MACON
Speafer ef tie House If Representatives.
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NATHL. MACON.

Sbeaker ef the House Of Representatives..
S. SMITH,
President q the Senate, j,,.o-ieDtboye.
March 3, 1907.
APPRoVEp,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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On ACT anthorising the settlement IF the accounts
between the Uaite.i States and William Eaton.
u E it enactedby the Senate and House If Repre-
- sentatiVes IF the United States Of Aa,terieG,
in Congress assembled, That the proper accounting
officers be, and they hereby are authorised and
directed to iiquidate and settle the accounts sub
sisting between the United States and William
Eaton, late consul at Tunis, upon Just and equi-
table principles, under the direction of the secre-
taIy of state.
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II ATHL. MACON,

Speater Of the House IF Representatives..
S. SMITH,
President Of the Senate, bro-tembore
March 3, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON
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NATHL. MACON,

slbeaker ef tie House If Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President Of the Senate, ibro-tempore.
March 5, 1897.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
- o1115cogJJsSJo -
BURR'S TRIAL.

The great comic State farce Of Burr's
trial still hangs on. The Jury IS dis
missed, and adjourned from day to day
on account Of the non-arrival of Ger
Wilkinson who appears to be the pi-
vot on which this mighty affair is to
turn.
The southern papers contain the ar
8uments OF Col Burr. and his council
70 The Court, but they are too lengthy
Tor insertion in a weekly journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

III Ncvhaven, Mrs NTafv Wooster. AIRED
--l-sNO T Gen. David Wooster, who ten
N defence ofhis country during the revolu-
ton Her society was much sou7.bt ana
her conversation much cniovcd NM men MI
literature She scented to be precious ana
majestic relic Of our venerable forcfatherz
/" huckSton' NJ, Thomas S. Sparha1.l,,
Esq, attorney at law, aged az.
AT boNtord, Mr. Samuel Periey, eyed 5O
ct \ strengthening, Short tnc since,
ne scratched his arm with his shears, which
terminated III modification
in 2 uokheld, the 4th iH7t. after 4 long
severe illness. Air- John N warren, a.>-d 517
n augusta, MRS. Anna Harr4c1, wl.e NJ
Mi. Perez II. aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
TVRKEY.

The sl;rit of rcb-ifon, which has
caused such troubles in Servia, IS now
extended to the pro nee Of Bosnia
Dy authentic accounts from SurajcvO;
a great rehrliicu broke out in the month
Of FEB. Of the Catholic Christians a.
gainst the Turks. The misfortune was
Occasioned BIZ the Command4nts Of the
fortrcs4cs who had concerted to kill the
Bishop all the Clergy, and all the
Christians, to plumber the converts S
dwellings, Of the Christians, and to di-
vide the spoil. Orders were already
given to the Janls5arics to murder all
the Christians, when two Priests esca-
ped, and Informed thtir brethren in
the neighbourhood Of Surajevo Of their
imminent danger. The dreadful news
spread ike wllGGre through the whole
country the Christians resolved Sc
cretlv TO arm themselves. IN one night
thoy fell on the Turzs, and made ter
ribIc massacre. The Christians IN
crTE ruIkS, It was not arfiICult for them
to execute their purpose: 5000 Turks,
including women and children, arc sad
to have persisted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
G."elgn 3ntcll!sence.
HlMnrRe, ANN u, 1907

The Emperor Alexander, and King
OF Prussia, who have been at Memei,
will visit the army in the vicinity Of
Aouigsburg---A Prussian cerps was
embariirg at Mcmel to reinforce
Dantzic
APRIL 90. lS07. The Swsdes have
taken Swiaemundc, by the aid Of gum
boais.--AlI Inc rmnors Of Armistices,
Pacific Negotiations, sc. have COM
pletely vanished--Talleyrand, it is
sid IS shortly going to Berlin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
State legisiaturr.
house OF REPRESENTHTHES


SATURDAY, JUNE l3, 1907.
A Resolve aut5orising the sale OF
certain stock Of the Commonwealth,
passed.
The two Houses, in convention, at
tended to qualify the Hon. 7lmotkp
-AtapeH, as Counseilor.-Who has ia
ken his seat n the board.
A Joint Conmitte was ordered, On
the petition Of Benjamin Hitchborn,
and ether Georgia Lands claimants.
EiAs.-The Buckstown Lands bin ;
kendus&eak bridge bill Hebron Con
gregational Society annexation bill ;
Norfolk Cotton Aanufaciory bill--all
PASSED various stages.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
0alettc Sip Grlug.


Satns1ay. .5tn- 1e
arrived schr. Phcbe, cart Melrurn. -.4
days from Lisbon.-Lyil Here. .A;r T,rr.
Fowler, from Tricst, or -Ncr,ori il
days ship Samaritan, Farlcr, OF Blu tylm-
lyport ship Diana, Cardnt-. cr MT i-.....stt.
tOr Narsc'tlcs, nest l4l Nib TL,lHlrig.
Russell, y, Alexandria, ior Ch,rhn.., ip-
certain hrigs Corporal Trim. Fk.li. Of
Gloucester, for Boston next dav tt.-.tsta-
Davis, Of and FOR 10 uncertain Inl-1an'
DAVIS, of ProvincetoWn Eor do. dbl. iy-
scph, Foster, of Boston; Daniel .r-l Mr..
Foster, Of and for Boston. uncertain hr;c
-, STAR Of and for do. HvDga snd Iar-,
-, "a Beverly, for PETERSBURG b,ir f,re
Sisters; Garrish, of Ecwbur7pcr- .srhr.
John Adams, Harris, of Boston AL;o.;.
woodbridge, Of Marblehead and several
others, names unknown. IN ,.,,,rra4
ny with schr. Fair Trader. narrrt ANN
lhomaston.-Iune 9, LAT. G8, long. 59. ,roke
snip HerSimer, Of Ne WORK, from M 4olky
tor london, out ; days.
1foaa7r, c,1.a,e Is.
AIrHnd. ship Commerce, Csrt. Srrpher
Stephenson, 25 days fl. Surrintm. S,oke
nonhing. Left, May 2I, brig Catherine.
Stone1of Portland barque Moses. Searl. Tor
Salem sch. Union, Yell, for do. br;,r =.
Petty for Providence, 4. l. when r24av.
-, Rclre5a,ar, .THne 1-.
Arrived, brig Mercator, Cupt. |. Fire-
man, % days from Berbice. Ic1t bic
William, +. CROSS, Of Portland sei -.l3
ryT-T~--Ag 7odetry, BostoH-Mas 25ti, Be-
tween GuadalouFe and Mortsefrat was
brought too by Pri,ateer sloop. fiom An.
tgu;' whilst on board Cle privatccr she
brought TOO the brig Calcst6. of Rati.. q.
Sunson, master, from Trinit,, tMalt3 ~
Boston Put a prize master III 5oard and
ordered heF tor Antigua
n,.,., THURSDAY 3f4ar. IS.
Arrived ship John and Adam, KnieLt "a
days from Liverpool, left, ship H-rcheU
Parrot, brig-I5rdan ~ sail FL Y aavs
snip Ohsses Ct kc.EcLunk IN 10 d4.s sailed
n comPan! with s4iP Everett. Accoas. OF
New p, l,ine, n, Az ION 55 spoke
ship Thomas Jefferson, Pollock from Ne1r-
orleans Tor Liverpool out ~ days 18th Ia
~ Ion. o0 ship Golden Age, ofPlyaouth, 20
days lion Cadiz Tor New.Yagk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
MONDAY, IrNE l5. 1907.


The two ''ouse5, in Convention, c.
lected the following gentlemen Dircc-
tors, % the patt ofthe Commonwealth,
OF the Union and Boston banks -
udsn.--Iion. Samuel Dana, Mr..
jonathan Harris, Mr.. Mathew Bridge,
capt Im,tram Barnard, Mr.. Ebene2cr
Larzin, and c1pt. John Brazer.--The
two later gentlemen in the room ofDr.
Spriag, and Mr.. CrowninshieIa, Of
S-lem.
I'2aro4.-IIon. William Eustis, IA.
ron III, David Tildcrs capt. Thomas
Hmas, capt. Ralph Smith, and capt.
David Bradley.
Mesars. Storer, Whitman & Bangs,
were appointed to consider Tie Jndicia.
r. SYSTEM, and report Al The next ses-
sion.
Pah'7ua--of julius HoNes, and 9th
ers Of DuttoD; T.. 5towell (refer-
red; G. Williams (refe~rcd) u.
Williams, and others A. Rice (refnr-
red ; a. Newhall; ]. Bor,and, and
others; ). Small, and others; D, Neal,
end others; NJ. Grecnleat, and others /;
7. IIoyt, and others ]. Fucker, ano
others fopsiyld Sclccmen; }. Ste
vens; and J. ]. North-werc variously
acted upon; ana others ofnotice direct
cd upon some Of them--o.hers haL
lei.ye Tor bills. sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

B1Hs.--The Damaliscotta Fishery
bill Massachusetts Missionary Socle-
" bill (referred) General Turnpike
additional bill; and bill for relief OF
poor prisonets--all passed various sta
ges.
The Joint Committee on the petition
of capt. Joseph Loring, jun. reported
that the order of the Commander In
Chief for the organization Of the Subtle
gion Of Light Infantry, was Illegal ;
and the proceedings predicated there
upon, of course, void.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

A Gentleman and his wife were reduced
from life Of splendor and luxury (by una
voidable losses Of the former in trade) to a
mHqF e m&aaaer15iff IfThg lie had been for
many years either extremely captious and
unkind, Of morose and gloomy and it was
lively reply Of his aRcctionate partner
that caused change in his temper and be-
hayiOr, more than a counterbalancc, in her
eyes, for their peculiar misfortune
" Wife, said he, one morning, " ny affairs
are embarrassed, and it is absolutely neces.
sary that should curtail my establishment.
/ should like TO have your opinion as to the
reduction" He spoke this in q more gen
tie tone than usual and the amiable woman,
taking advantage of what appeared favor
able opportunity, approached him with an
engaging smile, and tenderIy Squeezing his
hand, said, My dear husband, shall be
perfectly happy in you will get rid of the
snlky, and let US remain the socia6Le.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1907.


"A resolve passed respecting leasing
the Province House, SO called.
BWs.-The Petersham, &c. Turn
pike bill Bristol, Noblesboro' and
Newcastle Alewive fishery bills Ken
duskeag bridge bill and Topsham
sluice-way bill--passed, principally, to
be engrossed.
ReaoLves.-In favor Of Simon Cros-
by y; for altering the sitting of the Su-
preme Judicial Court at Castine, and
for altering the time Of sitting Of the
Hancock county court, passed. A re-
solve passed the Senate, granting TO
the Massachusetts Medical Society a
township Of land, for the encourage
ment of Medical Inquiries The ques-
tion to concur, was negatiyed but af-
terwaras the vote was so far re-cOnsid-
cred as to refFr it to the next session.
Three remonstrances against grant
ing the prayer of the petition Of a. Cra-
gle, were received, and read.
A report, referring to the Governor
and Council the controversy respecting
the location Of the Canal Bridge, came
from the Senate The question to
concur was debated the principal part
Of the day III the House, and negatiyed,
80 to S..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Five legions Of conscripts, each le-
zion 10 consist Of 600 men, to be COM
nl2ndet BIZ Senator, are obe station
I'll at IisIe, Mentz, Rennes, Versailles,
and Crenoble zach legion Is TO have
but one eagle, Tor standard) and the u
fliiotm i 70 b that Of tie line. The
ossersibie object of these establish
ments i the protection of the interior,
The frontiers and sea coast.
N Dcsgenelisr, Inspector-Ceneral
Of hospitals, IS ordered to join the
Gr.ld Army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
.-......sssEGSE<@ zs
.coMMERcIALLY IMPORTANT

CON MEkGlAIL 1- Inf IN 1i mn
Mr. Forbes, American Consul in HaT-
burg, under date oftke 9th April, 1897, say
Z have now to add the agreeable niw
that the navigation Of thc coast, nom Ton
ningen' here is permitted rs the English, and
hopes are entertained that in short time
we shall have modification Of our block.
AIDE BY the English, which VII permit neU-
trai vessels coming from neutral places to
enter tins river except such as may be load
cd with provisions ard other articles ncccs-
sary for the French armies. The rre sent
times arr di6icult, but the general .consola-
tion is, that the crisis Is past and we hope
things are On the mend:nE hand. "A reg
ulatidn has been made by MarshH Bruno,
touching foreign trade, and produsing pro-
lection to ncuUals such rs arrive nom the
United States, sill not be subject even 10
the accustomed visits by the French Consul.
ard unless they have touched in England,
Will DC admitted m unl0oiested lAtry.-It
X sid that already licences arc freely grant
cd blythe English government for neutral
vessels laCen with colonial prod;ice to enter
tbs river and proceed as far as Girckstads.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
a7tstfild1v.

n case for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the lord lieutenant of Ireland should
serd to a military officer commanding
atsilgo, to arrest an inofensive and re-
spectacle young Ir5shman, while quiet
ly pursuing his professional business.
In consequence OF this order, suppose
the young gentleman should be seized
by file Of soldiers hurried away with
out the knowledge Of his friends con-
fined in wretched howell infested with
rats and toads; at length sent on board
crazy boat and transported In the dead
of winter, 10 Liverpool, In England in
the mean time denied the use Of pen
and ink, and all other means ofcommu-
nicating with his friends on his Lam
ding suppose him carefully secreted to
avoid his being reached by a habeas cor;
T Eefqr eiPf''tor Tbndon there suppose him
taken before Judge to be examined,
and instantly discharged without an ac-
cushion of any kind being brought a.
gainst him, and left to find his way
home at his own eXpence. Suppose it
should afterwards appear the only rea-
son which could be given by the govern
ment for these wicked acts of oppres-
son was that the young man had been
applied to in his professional capacity
to advise and assist certain persons who
had before been rendered the objects of
similar outrage contrary to all law and
70 every principle Of Justice. What
would be thought, what ought to be
thought in this land OF liberty of a gov
ernment under which such enormities
could be committed with impunity /?
With what patriotick ardour would all
our republican editors (aBd with good
reason toO) cry out against such wicked
acts Of the British tyrants? After hay-
ing contemplated this picture, let the
reader turn to the conduct of Mr.. JEFF
ferson, the friend of the people, in the
case Of young Mr.. Alexander Of New
Orleans, which will be found to differ
from the supposed case only in its grea-
/ ter enermity, III asmuch as the distance
from New Orleans to Baltimore i
much greater thon from Sligo to liver
pool and that in his passage Mr.. Alex
ander ran the emminent hazard of fall
ling into the hands Of the SDaniards.
who, had they taken him under the I'M
preston Of his being concerned in an
expedition against Mexico, would have
sent him 10 the mines TO drag out 4
more wretched existence than the once
miserable inhabitants of the Bastile.
Il is miserable subterfuge in the
democrats to say that the numerous
outrages OF this Kind which have been
Committed are lie acts, not Of govern
. Inent but of gen. Wilkinson. Gen
Wilkinson is as perfectly under the
controul Of the cXecutiys As any clerk
IN any one OF the departments, and, it is
not to be supposed that he would usurp
such enormous powers without the ap-
probation Of the government whose
pleasure he holds his commission
But this objection is effectually siIenced
~ the president himself, who in one
q his messages to congress, app,auded
ID the highest manner, the generals
conduct.-U. S. Ga.
The officers Of British cutter have
behaved with much msolence towards
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

At meeting Of The Orleans Ran.
gers, at Madam Fourage's, Capt. Ross
resigned TO them the appointment, to
which they had elected him nearly !
years ago representing to them, that
from the late conduct Of governor Clai.
borne, towards him, he could not re-
concile TO his feelings the holding Of \
commission which had his signature.
NJ Orleans oab.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

the masters, sc. OF several vessels near
Pass amaquoddy Bay. The Passama-
quoddy divides the British from the
American territory-and though the
ignorance. inpudehce or indiscreuoh
of officers disputes may unfortunately
often arise there. 1t is probable the
British vessel was arevenue cutter, as
the British pretend much smuggling IS
carried on near the Bay.-Dlsagreea-
bic as the affairis, we hope we may be
permitted to doubt that The cutter &C
ted under any special instructions from
the British Cabinet Council or that
she has been sent from England on
purpose to prove TO US either British
FRIENDSHIP CT British enmity! I'D.
" De noreity of dc ting" says the
Newburyport Herald, induces as to
publish the following advertisement
from the Connecticut Courant OF last
week.
Thomas Hutchins has advertised,
that have absented myself from ms
ted and board, and forbid all persons
trusting me on his account, and eau
toned all persons against making me
any payment ON his account; now adj
vertise the public that the SAID Thomas
Hutchins came as a fortune hunter IN
TO this town about year ago, with
recommendation, which with some art
ful falsehoods induced me to marry
him, and take him into my house and
bed, from which his brutality has drove
me with wounds and bruises he has
threatened my life, kept me by force
from entering my house to take any Of
my cloathing, money or other proper
" he has also iorcibly detained the
chest, money and property of my sis
ter his fears that any body will trust
him are vain, as | will not pay his debts;
some debts due TO me when | married,
j not be paid to him have
neyG4 Doard that any body owed him a
debt, if they do they had better pay
ham Immediately, as he will want II,
ior ! shall maintain him no longer
OI the four wives he had before me,
the last he quarrelled away, how the
other three came by their deaths, he
can best inform the pubiic--but eau
ton all widows or maidens against mar
rying him, be their desire fol matrmo-
ny ever so strong. Should he make
his advances under feigned name,
they may look out for little strutting,
talkative, feeble, rneagre, Ratchet fac II
fellow, with spindle shanks, and little
warp'd in the back
THANEFUL HHTCHINs.
East UIHdaor, LAY %, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Hen. B:rnabas Bidwoll, Auorcy-Ceu.
craJ.
Hon. John Bacon, Chief Justice and
William Walker, EST Judge III nc Cuurr
Of Common Pleas tor The county Of Berk-
shire.
Hon. John Woodnan. u Buxton 4 Judge
If the Court of Common Pleas ard Ste
phen TEACHER, Of Wells, Judge W Pro-
bate for the county Of York
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
FIRM q LQndon tahsr.

The Emperor Of China, with the
Characteristic wisdom Of his ancestors,
has replied to one Of Bonapartl's agents
sent - stimulate him 70 make war
VITA Rus5il--" ne maintain our8elf
h5aeaiy, a7d stan az home. 1t would
b. wei! IN a brother Emperor were he
To put hin5elfin a situation, when he
could, with truth, make the same d.
Claratiyn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
aBarrlR0,

IN Boston, Mr. James Cutlcr, Junior Edo
itor Of the Boston Gazette, to Miss Abigail
Russell, eldest daughter Of Benjamin Rus
sell, Esq Editor Of the Ccntiuc[
In Philadelphia, on the I2'h inst bv tie
Rev. MIR. Wilson, Isaac p. Davis, ESQ. Of
Boston, to Miss Susan jackson, daughter
Of tie late Dr. DAVID j.
~ Saith, Mr. Samuel Kcnnv. IN Mss
Martha Bradbury, Of Biddeford
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

Affairs in louisiana still wear a
squally appearance. Governor CIai-
borne IS extremely unpopular both with
the legislature and inhabitants discon-
tent and mistrust is exhibited il the
countenances and actions ofau.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

A political society, establifed in
/ o,i,ianns, united 10 oppose thejefier-
+onia, system Of military desPosm IN
that region, have passed votes q ppro-
bation Of the Congressional conoset Of
Mr.. John Randolph and Of the House
of REPRESENTATIVES, in refusing Y con-
cur with al infatuated Senate ~ Sus-
pending the writ Of IIabeas Corpus.
Leatlek
we understand tie Legislature olihia
state was 10 be prorogucd on Saturday Ast.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
70 THE CURIOUS AND INQsts1r1vR.
Soon vviIIb Be- Jrea in tbs city,
A PAIR OF GENERALS.

" The one is already arrived the other is
fad fill to be traverhng and doubling about
IN wild formy ocean, his friends being ap-
PrehenGve that he may politely be fwalowed
up by the guIph lfream, tho his enemies in
lift upon il, that fuch bag of froth would
float thoufand miles without linking. The
one took the town of New Orleans from z1itb-
N The other feized the town of Derne
from TOifb0nt. What afonifhing gallantry-
Braviiimo The one is man ef rank and
b0HoT-the other is folder of fortune, whole
goddels has lately fmiled upon him and pre-
vented him from being lodged in prifon-
II Gen. E. iays that Gen. w has behaved like
a Id Fl in the affair which is banr-
ing over Col Burr Quere, what will the re-
oouo'aole hero Of the fouth fay, of the con-
dSct OF the valient knight of the north The
general who is now here may be diainguifhed
by ieveral Characteristic and peculiar circum-
itances, one of which is, that he is generally
al0Hs' both in the lreets and oat of them !:
from which It is prefumed either that Be looks
with contempt upon common citizens, or that
icy look with contempt upon tim.--PofIibly,
however they may only avoid him a. man
dangerous IN every ese.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

The following Infamous paragraph origin
ated in TIE Imperial OJcrVsy, democratic pa
per publiihed at Richmond. That General
Eaton, emPhatically Ryled the hero OF
Derne," fhOuld have received EaeE a sal.tstian
on his arrival at the Capital of Virginia, is a
difgrace to that City.--Te truft its inhabi-
tahts will be foIicitous to wipe away the Zig
ma IN r. Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

The officers Of a British cutter have
behaved with much insolence towards