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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26

While laying in the Eastern Branch four
men were enlisted, which the British minister
demanded as tleserters from the Melampus
frigate then in Hampton Roads: on exami-
nation it was supposed they were Americans
and consequently were not delivered up.-
When she arrived in Hampton Roads a SINH
lar demand was made, and a like refusal The
the ship got under way with an intention to
proceed to her place Of destination, the Me-
diterranean. Size passed the frigate Alelam-
@pus, and two seventy -four gun ships, one OF
which weighed and stood after her. On her
reaching, the limits of the United States, Cap
tain Humphreys, of the n gun ship, sent a
lieutenant OF board, with letter to Cummo-
dore Barron, demanding the four seamen.
The Commodore returned for.answer that he
should permit no foreign officer to muster his
men: but, that if the captain of the British
SHIP would muster his men and suffer an Ame-
rlcan officer to come OH board and take all
Americans from his crew, he would muster
the Chesapeakes crew and permit British
officer to come on board and select all the Bril-
tish subjects therelrom. On the return ofthe
officer the "a fired broadside into the frigatc
andscont;nned to Go SO till she struck, which
was dene after firing one gun, her guns beng
in 10 situation to do execution, from the cir
clmstance Of her experimenting no danger
from any thing OH our own coast. The Che
sapeake had two men killed and twenty-three
wounded, four of which it is believed mortal
ly-the Commodore is among the woundeds
The four men were then taken and the ship
dismissed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26
Theship Century, Capt. Dade. of this port
was at Falmouth, England, 18th May.

.loai1adslthia, lime $, 1907.
His Britannia m&jesty's consul-general for.
the middle and southern states. OF America,
having observed great inaccuracy III the man
ner Of preparing enaraatinc 0aaayfrsts for
goods shipped from thence, for the ports OF
Great Britain, recommends to the merchants
engaged in that trade particular, attention
TO the regulations heretofore published.
The quarantine nlanifests are 70 be proved
agfsmatively or negatvely, as to the growth
produce or. manufacture ofthe respective arti-
cies, belore a magistrate, according to the
forms prescribed and attcsted by his majestys
consul, or where there is no consul, by two
known resident British merchants. These
manilcsts are to be written in words at length,
and in continuity, upon separate paper, dis
tinct from any documents from the customs,
and totally unconnected with any invoice, bill
of lading, certificate or Eotarial attestatton
n Dn>-D
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26
REMOVAL.

The office Of tilc lf}cxandria
Daily Adue1t2ssa-, rs removed to
Royal Street, a few doors south
of King Street.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26
P. BOND.

1ga,kets at Point Petre, May 12.-Fish
IS dollars; anur II; produce l1w.
Markets at 81 PIeyyes.-Fisl1 9 dollars !;
aoo: Is % -; produce plenty :" but duties
cap all. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26
For Sale.

a stout NEGRO mo AIyGs, about thirty
six years ofage. Slieis good cook, wash
er, and ironer.
EuQuire ef:he Printer.
June ae. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26
P a r I lxt.

PART LIST.
sINroNI.A, ffAYDx.
SONG, (Doyn in a Ya4cyJ Mr.. Cjlipgham
llooK.
CONCERTANTE DUET, in which viii be
introduced PleyePs German HyDsn, with
variations Violin and Pilno Eortej---
Messrs. Giihgham and Woodham.
SONG s(IQly Ia Ms. Claude
Hook
PART Cd,
GLEE, Peace 10 tie S5uls # The Feroes)-
Messrs. Gi!lipeham, Woodham 9 Robias.
SONG, CBay Of Biseay o. M. Rollins
DAvEY.
CONCERTO, 1v1oAn) MIR. Dillingham;.
SONG, Something s0hleaaingJ Mrs. Csude
REEVE.
GLEE, (Ped Cross Kn|ghts) Messrs. Wood
ham, Robins, Dillingham; and Mrs.
Claude CALcoTT.
PART Sd.
'GLEE, 20 Lady F,ir) Messrs.
Rollins, Cilins ham AID Mrs. Claude.
SONATA fPiano forteJ Mr.. Woodham
DussEK
SONG (7sAAer IloveAer) Mr.. Gihisgtam
SONG (On the rock where hangs The wiH9w)
BravuYa, Mrs. Claude
CHIANcHETIN1.
FINALE (L5fe's a BnmherJ M. P. KING.
~ Tickets to be lad at Mr.. SNoWDES's
hyiatiag o;5;ce, and atthe city hotel.
Ap8ITaANcE ONE DOLLAR.
,c/oc p
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
FOR THE WHEELING REPOSITORY.

THE following is copied from the
festefH HeraH "a party paper printed
at Stcubenville) of the 18th inst. 1t is
conceived to contain sentiments highly
reprehensible. a decision made bv the
unanimous voice Of the highest judicial
court in the United States, "a court COM
posed OF men Of all parties, and placed
Ill a situation above all party feelings
IS PLAINLY attributed to improper mo-
t!Ves:: And from this decision, an occa-
sion IS seized to inveigh against the law.
and to insinuatc that republican 90
yenment can derive no security f,9n,
the & patriotism Of civil couits.0 Tb;e
conduct, improper in any person. Is muck
more censurable in mcmbe,. of CO.
Gress' The members Of one dcpartrncn,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
FOR THE WHEELING REPOSITORY.

IN debate on the Salt tax, in the
House OF Representative Of the United
States, on February 9th, Mr.. Sloan said
" he would borrow the language OF a
member from Virginia, (NIr. !. Ran
dolph.) That member, on a former oc-
caslon, said it made no difference in his
view, whether the peace of the United
States IS destroyed by Col. Burr, or bv
any other officer acting under the cxecu-
tive. / say, for my part, it makes no
difference whether the peace and tran
guilty OF the United States is DESTROYED
by Burr, Wilkinson, or member priyi-
lodged ON this Aoor.'
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26

Mr.. ]. Randolph concluded speech
OF some length as follows:- Before I
sit down, l will take notice, for the last
time during my life, of certain observsa-
tons which proceeded from a certain
quarter of this house, (Mr. Sloan.) l
protest against all borrowing of my
words, when poisoned by his pestiferou,
breath. rise for the last time to state.
that shall not presume to reply hereaf-
ter to any observations from that quar-
ter; but if l shall unfortunately be ar
ralgned by talents SO commanding, and
by eloquence so irresistible, shall deem
it my duty to hold my peace, and to
move my constituents to ask leave for
counsel to be heard in my defence"
Mr.. Sloan rose. CA great shutting
OF feet took place, which after some ex-
ertion was silenced by the Speaker. -
g Mr.. Speaker, only one word. Mr..
Speaker, / will not detain the house
long. The member from Virginia has
said he has risen for the last time, to
notice certain observations from a GER
tam quarter. | am willing it should be
SO. | can tell the reason why he pursues
TINS course. 1t is, to borrow his phrase
ology again, for | Will use his language
whether he will or no; 1 say the reason
IS, because " the gallced winces." AS
to what he is pleased to say about con-
tamination and pestiferousness, l leave
1t to the public to judge whose breath is
most pestiferous, his or NINE"
With all due submission to friend
Sloan, and with every proper respect for
MI Randolph, we beg leave to suggest,
that this plan Of submitting their respec-
tive breaths to the public, will be in ma
ny points of view Objectionable. We
do not pretend to an intimate acquain-
lance with the olfactory organs of the
public but for ourselves, We protest a.
gAnst being calico upon to scent the
breath of either of the gentlemen. If
there IS any connection between the
breath and the language, we suspect that
both their breaths will be found exces-
sivcly offensive.
NE Il L
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
[ 80 }

| OF the government, never ought to voun-
tcer a CCnsure on the conduct of any o.
ther department.
A few days before this extract was
published, several letters were received
at the Steubenville post-ofiice, ranked
by Col. Worthington, a member of the
Senate from Ohio. This circumstance
has given birth to an opinion, that the
letter was written by him. BY publish
ing this, together with the extract, an
opportunity will be given to Col. Wor-
thlngton to remove this opinion, if it is
incorrect. A SUBSCRIBER.
L" Ertract Of a letter from member Of
Congress- to his friend in this b0rough,
dated February 21, 1907.
" This moment the court have decid-
ed that the prisoners be discharged! No
bail is required! They were not consi-
dered as guilty Of treason. The court,
however, deemed them guilty of a high |
mlsdemeanor; at least, that there was
probable evidence of their being guilty. |
But the court did not know anv place |
where they could be lawfully tried! The !
glorious uncertainty Of the law! Glorious
ingenuity oflegal talents! Glorious secu
rity of our republican government, de-
rived from the patriotism Of civil cou,ts!
The temple OF liberty may tumble into
ruins, rather than the citizen, probably |
guilty Of the highest crime against the
State, should suffer moments confne-
ment. The sans b9buH must be deemed
OF minor importance, to the character Of |
an individual!
"'Iis not possible to foresee what
effect this decision will have on the pub
hc happiness. How shall public peace
be secured? 1t seems to rest with We
~ few, whether treason shall prevail.
and tramPlc On all the fruits Of the A |
merican revolution!"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26

House of Delegates, when it was unani-
mously agreed to support
WILLIAM IRWIN and
JOHN MORGAN.
Nothing was determined on respecting
a Representative in Congress. 1t was
understood generally, that JOHN G.
JACKSON, Esq. the present Repre-
sentative, would serve if elected. 1t
was not known that there would be any
other candidate.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26

The recaPture Of Buenos Tyres,
says Philadelphia paper, evil be ase-
we're blow to the shipping merchants of
England. tits calculated that goods to
the amount of millions sterling, have
been sent from EngIand.'
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
APPOINTMENTS.

Capt. Meriwcther Lewis, Governor
Of Upper Louisiana, vice Gen. Wilkin-
son. Frederick Bates, Esq. Secretary
of the same territory.
Thomas Todd, of Kentucky, Justice
OF the Circuit Court of the United States
for the new Circuit recently established.
William Clark, who accompanied
Capt. Lewis in the late expedition of
discovery, was nominated by the Presi-
dent, as Lieut.. Col. of infantry, in the
room Of Col. Gushing, promoted. The
nomination was rejected by the Senate.
MIR. CLARK was but Lieutenantof artil-
iery; and 1t is understood that the nomi
nation was rejected on the ground that
he was not entitled, from his rank, to
this promotion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23
The Indians followed 10 4 body, usi6g

The Indians followed 10 body, usifg
threats and menaces.
On our arrival, about four O'Clock in the
sfiernooo, all the indians we're collected on
the beach they appeared 10 violent rage.
Il was necessary as concsiyed 10 see me
chief. Itwss besides my dotY 10 rake 90,
board Dorion aud Jcssesume. NY men
were kept prepared for 80 attack, and "
was doubtless as p,udensto mees il on the
beach, as TO be followed into ariver, filled
with irregular saad bars. We put TO
shore and were directed By the Indians. 10
proceed up narrow channel near thebeach.
Their views 10 this could DOT be mistaken
and we declined compliance.
Ito be continued5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23

suaate disagreement with America, some
of which 40 doubt are transmitted by let.
,ers 10 you, cannot from my own judge.
ment, nor from that OF those who ought 10
be we'll informed on the subjsct draw any
conclusion less favorable 10 an annicable ad
iustment than heretofore 90. the contrary
If We considef the general sense OF the
country, the particular disposition Of the
present ministers, OF. as far as it's known,
the temper anG progress Of the discussions
in London, certainly should risk an CPL
Mon that al the present period war Ought
to be less apprehcnded than at any time
since The unfortunate affair OF the Chesa-
peakc- 'Fhis opinion believe is not 10 U.
nisoo with thar generally sent out 30 Anne.
RIGA aod IN giving il, take il for granted
tha, bath countries are alike amicably dis.
posed
Eatract d a letter from Lsghorn, dated 18Th
Sept. 1907.
6 The Vermont, Lyman, is liberated,
sapsors condemned ia all charges and da-f
images, by the yribuaal des Prlses at Pa.
ris.
:, The Catherine for New York, TWO
vessels for Philadelphia, and one from
New Lopden, will sail in few days .---------
Since The entrance Of the French troops
into this place. trade has been rather dull
more for want OF system than from the sc.
verify Of the military measures adopted IN
the seach for English manufactures. Yes.
srls sail and arrive as usual since the EN-.
barge has hesa taken Oft.
:, P.menso is 90 article of small con-
sumpsion; and as considerable quantities
hsvc lately been imported here, it has tai.
len az low as ahors 22 ccuts per ID. we
skonld not be surprised to see it decline
still further. Coffee is much in demaad;
and, as general article, is one Of the BEST
that can be sent TO our market"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23
FROM THE REGISTER.

Mr.. Gallatin In his report to Congress,
states, the nett revenue OF the United States
tor the veal Se7,arising from duties on rner-
chandlze and tonnage, at fourteen millions Of
dollars. This immense amount he knegv to
be the result ola most extraordinary state Of
things throughout the whole Of the commef-,
cial world, by which the neutrality OF the u.
States produces al least j0ur millions e doiarss
beyond the nett amount, thar could be broughH-
into the treasury, from duties on merchan-
die and tonnage, in any ore year after peace
takes place. Mr. Galiatin, nevertheless, ass
sumes, in his report, that in a state of war,
the revenue from duties on merchandise andf
tonnage will yield annually, SEVEN MfLEloNS,
OF DOLLARS! being nearly 4-5ths of what the
uninterrupted commerce of the u. States, ill.,
state OF general peaceewould Or could pro-
duce.
As this information was given to the legis-2
lature Of the Union for it's government, III the
assessment CT taxes, to support contempla>
ted war, let it be presumed That Mr.. Gallatn
believed TO be, as nearly as round numbers
could make it, cogrcct--ln that case what
must the people Of the United States think of
his judgment, and capacity to discharge the
important duties Of his high Office?
If he knew il to be fallacious, which it IS
more probable he did, what must they think.
of his cander, and of tie national safety, UNI
der such information and control
Bestride which horn of the dilemma yoB
please Mr.. Secretary, and be known to the
people Of the United States for what you real
iy are.
NGI3p(,ATOR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23
aeraabrta DAILY zooerttssr
MONDAY, NovEscnER %.


4 Iessee iron Halifax contains the fol.
wing posscript--. You viii excuse my
'svisy, when you learn that I am twice a
'tsk or du,y, as militia man, and that,
\ past week. Thave besides beer ons day
WORK on tbs foriifcasions."
Another letter from Halifax observes
Whatever may be the event OF The pre-,
|sa misunderstanding between England
IL America, Il appears very PLAIN that
|F'para,ions are makingsby the British 10
|Ssry quarter for the worst. The organ'
|sag of the militia in these provinces, re-.
FNiug the Notifications, &c. &c. are aiiir
ssqaence of express orders from Great
l'aiu and large reinforcemeuss or troops
sshippiug are expected hither.
! ss'ac' Of a letter fran respectable hoiise
EsgicaI, 20 a gentleman IN Baltimore
4 seed
LIVERPOOL, Sept %.
Notwithstanding the varions alarming
ssfsssspec,ipg the result ofour untOr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23
O. 4 BILL.

Mr.. GENER4S has the homer to inform
the Gentlemen of Alexandria, that his first
BALL will be on THURSDAY next, 10Th
instant. No gentleman permitted to dance
in boots.
November IS. st
A French and English Gazette.
To .zmateurs Of the Feeneb Language.
TX7E are authorised to announce to the
wv Public, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, flor whom
this new establishment is adapted that L'Ora-
Gle, a French and English Gazette, printed
three times a week, in Charleston, South
Carolina, will be published daily on the first
of January, 1903, in the city of New.York
A book of subscription is opened at this Of
ace and at Mr.. Gaasby's Coffee House.
Subscribers pay Nine DoAars per annum,
and only Eight Dollars, if paid in advance.
The establishment will prove very benefidi-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English languages.
The Editor and Proprietor is Mr.. Negra,
who is on his way from here to NeT-York,
forming his correspondence.
November 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23

Ex,yact Of a letter fran NatAaniel Pryor
to zen. ClarAs. Indian Agent, dated st.
Lonis, 18th October, 1907.
g The escort under my command, for
the conveyance of the Mundane chief to
HE natIon, has been compelled TO return.
20 ST. LOUIS, without accomplishing that
object. Yos will expect 10 BE- Informed of
the unsoward circumstances which have
contributed 20 shis failure.
We arrived at the lower villages of the
RicsYss at 9 O'Clock on the morning of the
e.h Sept. These people as soon as we
came opposite their village. fred several
guns. tho shot OF which came very near
us. The sub-agent, Dorion, epquired 10
the Sisux language" what they meant.
they replied, !" Put to shore, We will sup.
ply YOU with corn and OIL" From their
hospits!ities to our party 90 former &c.
casiou, r thoughs it prudens TO shew
COZ dsuce 10 those friendly professions,
aud ordered the boats to land at the VII.
hge.
Several Of the Sieux, the upper bands
of which associated with the Ricaras 10
this affair, Immediately came TO .ae beach.
From them we learned THAI the Ricaras
and Manaanes ssill carried on war with
each other. and thar two Of the former
had been lately killed at the river Bull.
lats.
In very short time the bank was
crouded with about ESQ Indians. all of
whom were armed with gans, and many
Of ,heia with additional wariike weapons.
Al msuasne woman, who had been a caps
tive for many years, came on board, ffom
whom ob: aiacd information. whichTcoaid
probably have beea derived from 90 other
quarter. $500,
ST.. louis trader, had passed up ssms time
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-23
DIVISION MIOLLIs.
LEGHoRN, Sept. 1, 1907.

$500 AEGH0RN3 OCPt. IL 1oCSp
Charles Du Moulin, general 81 brigade, one
of.tle. commanders Of the legion Of honor,
commandment at Legh0rn, to Mr. Gran,
e Legharis.
SIR,
Adiu.ant commandment MlIinet, inspec.
tor of he division, is charged by me TO ex-
press how much am concerned, thas you
have been for One moment the object OF
tao rigorous measures whichcircumssaGce
made necessary. They could never have
been directed towards you, air, bur by mis-,
take, the ore 10 be regretted, as evesy
one is pieased to pay you the tribute OF
esteem which you merit; and wishlng.in
dividaaily 10 prove my sentiments IN their
respect 20 you, shiok q more eligible 10
5erpssser of the same cannos be chosen,
than ny friend Ms. Millines 60 convey
them 10 you.
have the honorso salute you with per.
fecs censidera,ion.
(Signed)
CHARLES DU MOULIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-25
.7-ss il RICHMOND ENQUlRER.
TRIAL
COLONEL A. BURR.

COLONEL. "A. BURR.
Cont;nusd BY adj ou,unaenf Odd held ut-the ca
11ifoi IN The Halt IF the hcnse Of Delegates,
for High Treason against the u. States.
e
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21
Mz., Store.
-THK suhscriber reIspectfally Inform

Hk suhscriber respeetfully intorms
i his 1riends and The public 10 gene.
RAJ, tballhe has sommenced the Mercan-
tile business inshe house lately occupied
asa Store BY Ignasius 0,ferrall. at Mill
Greek, where he has 1 ckoicc collection
Of Spring and Summer Goods, 6roce.
Ties, Liquors. Aardwates &C. &c. An
Nhichhe w,h dispose Of ca the most
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Cor Cash or Country
produce. He solieiis the patronhge &c
the public and assnres them thAi be-
will always keepup general sssortmens;
aud win disp use - HE Gocdson . low.
terms . they are RECALLED q any other
place. II
WILLIAM B. KING.
Mil Greek. June s. fso7.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21
SHE,

!. a VALUABLE Tract Or f;r.t Y.,e
~ slate LAND. containing about fo,y
hundred area, lying ID berkeley c oaDt,.
Virgiuia, one mile from tbs SalnSsrs
spring and six from Martinsburr .bouf
one bundled and forsy acres cleared n; &
81 of which llsely cleared eigh. acre.
ol mesdoR and twenty acres more en.
closed for he purpose making meadow
,ofs the whole vel enclosed with strons
fences, The greater part Of the wood
hand hes lsyel, u the prime Of The tract.
and heavily tinaoered There 4 al r.
lPtemises several nsver failing sprinp, 81
sxcelleat watsr, vel sisnassds ior' dis,;l.
lsries: Three different tene rnenfs VIM
good Dwelling Houses, &c. 81 them
and she lrsstwiIl bear being divided III
e many paris. with properties ST nes..
dow, clsAred. and wood Land. 70 each.
], wen sell the whole together. or sepa.
r.fsly, q may bsss suil he porehaser.
For further information and terms apply,
% The subseriberou ths pFemisrs.
WILLIAM LYNR, iun. e
Jaly 10, 1907. g. IS & z. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

! !. March Court, 1905.
! MORRIS Reea md David Reea, Com.
plaiants,
III ACA1NsT &
Presley Neville and he other iep.l y /.
prssentatives 81 John Neville. deed.
Golsby Chev and Noah RidrswAy.
Defendants, q IS =.
II cHANcERY.
STsHE defendan,s, Presley Ney;ll.
- and o.her the heirs and rsp.r.en.
tatives Of John Nepiil, dee a., HAVING,
entered their appearance Agreeasless,o Al
act 81 assembly and ,he rules OF th;s.
Coyft, md itapp earing 70 the sa,is iaction-
Of the Court. mat they are nor ;nhabs.
tants "a this Gommpnwealtk; on The mo.
ton q the pisinants by sf,sir coun.
sch . i ordered; that said Presley Ne
wills and other The heirs md rep.r.entta.
tiyesc Of Jain Neville, decd. do apuear
here on the Mohday after Ire third ne.
day in Septemberne Il, TO answer II .b;li 81
the Complainants, and thar ! copy 81 this
crderb be forthwith inserted n Ii. Berke.
ley and JrGsrson lnselIigencsr for to.
months susssssiveiy, md published 4
the door Of the Court House ST aid !
Counfy. iisi II iis5
a Copy. Teste, f5sIss
y. DAVID HUNTER, enc.
- ~ = ssa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21
,A.yo 44S ae,es Of i,,siss-
5xo0ed La71.

in Frederick Coanly. twelve miIes from
Wlncheater, onthe Sosd leading Is Rom.
ney md Moore6eh. The shree last
mentioned tracts win he sold On ths
same terms aslshe first mentioned Trart
Gsnefal WarTantees viii Be Riven ar
The whole etthem. Fursher pst,iculars
viii Be made known On he isy of 80.
IEWIS w. DENT.
PATRICK DENT.
June IS, fso5.