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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
PRWATE CORRESPONDENCE

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26. In a
latter received yeiterday from France,
there is mention of an important ar
rangcment for Europe, which has
been as yet but ob(curely hin;ed at
in the papers. However, according
to his ufual cufom Bonapartc diff
terminates it through the public TO
prepare it for the unfolding Of his
mighty drama.
Europe arranged into two empires,
an caitern with Alexander &C hi,
head, and weitcrn with Napoleon F.;
each to have under its protection
eight kingdoms, to wit under the
ealtern empire, the re-efabiifhcd
kingdom Of Poland with king Murat ,
the grand duke Conaantine king az
Conitantinop'e Denmark its pref
ent king /; Saxony it: Prefent king !
PruGa its pr5fent king; Berg and
Caltl, Bernadotte (this lat mutt be
an error from its place. Moldavia a
king to be named, &c.
Under the weRern empire, the
difnembered empire Of Auf4ria ;
Hungary under Prince Charles |
Hanover under king Jerome Wiz
temberg its prefenr king Holland
Prince Eugene Bauharnois, in place
Of king Louis abdica;ed Baden its
prefent king Bavaria its prefcnt
king , Italy, king JofePh +; Naples il
fornei king.
Munapha king out Of Europe, and
each confederation to Be ttri6tly linn
tied to an equal number Of Handing
troops"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
Poetry.


'TIS this, my friend, makes our morning
bright
'Tis this that gilds the horror Of our night.
When wealth forsakes US, and when friends
are few
when friends are faithless and when foes
pursue
I'll: this that wards the blow, or stills the
smart
Disarms affection, or repels its dart.
Within the breast bids puFest rapture rise
Bids smiling conscience spread her cloud
less skies.
When pleasure facinates the mental sight,
.Aflictisn purifies the visual ray;
Religion halls the dear, The untri'd night
That shuts, forever shuts life's doubtful day
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
FROM THE PORTFOLIO.
AT the time when the pretty song O

AT the time when the pretty song Of
Shepherds, have lost my love,
Have you seen my Anna"
was sung BY every chambermaid some
wit, eager to satirize the Grecign style
Of dress, then introducing by the ladies',
wrote diyerting parody, which began
Lovers have lost my xgaist,
Have you seen my BODY 7"
AS the ladies now discard all dress ex-
cept a kind of longer cheR'isc, we pre-
sent them with the following parody ;
and sincerely hope, that it may per-
suadc them as the winter approaches,
20 purchase more flannel, and fewer
muslins.
Doctors, have lost my health,
Where, D where's my vigour
No faithless swain, no act OF STEALTH
Reduc'd me to this figure.
Plump and rosy was my face,
And graceful was my form,
Til fashion deem'd Il a Disgrace
re keep my body warm.
Hsacrifc'l "a modish whim,
(What belle can ere forsake u
Tomake myself genteel and slim,
stript me almost naked.
And naked thus must reInsin,
Till Fashion veds with ReasOni
Sod grant they may United reign,
Before the frosty season.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
HANOVER. SErT. ID.

Mere CsanteJfiter5-On Ihurf
day lat, Daniel R3f and Edward Bur
r5uebs, fop OF the roted Stephen Bur-
rcughs, were apPrehended at Leban-
OH on fufeicion Of counterftiting m on
cy, and brought before luitice KEND
RICK for examination Evidence
fulficient to render their guile quite
probable being produced, they we're
accordingly ordered 10 recognize in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
4qents for the Portland Gazette,

0JCULO w
xvbo are authorized TO receive money and
rive receipts to those who are indebted
Cor the paper and advertising, and re-
,c;ye and forward the names Of those
who may wish to become subscribers.
Mr. Nathaniel Jerks, N,rtyaTmouth,
+ VIZ. Mitchell. esq. Eerbort,
Mr.. Natl anie p or, B,1mszgick,
M. James Cushman, Iobsha,H,
Mr. Richard Gore, LitrhfsE,
Dir. Stinson, postmaster, BAN,
n. Thwing, csc. Weoluich,
a. Bradford, esq. Higcaasst,
ri. Davis, esq. Euyco1'ab,
NJ. S. Coffin, Newcastle,
Elias Phmney, esq. Thomaf's,
} yohSni Head g"da esq g. w.osviea.
w. MCobb, esq. B1ottbD,
]. Greedy, ESD. Pa.erno,
X. Crane, postmaster, Warren,
J. Stebbens, post master, Nrrs-A7yor4,
" Sp cF P;siG ESQ ESQ ; Belfast
Col II. Knowlton, Noythport,
"A. PattenI esq Bangor,
]. Lee, esq Cdgtiae,
w Cla7p, printer, BacEstoH,
Mr.. Phincas Bowers, Camden,
e Bridge, ESQ Dresden,
J. Goud, postmaster, PihstoH,
z. Soule. esq Pennington.
Crovcsnor & Abbie, Ns,ggLoaoester,
Michael Little, esq. Minot,
Stephen Chase csc. } Bri!gt...
EnCch Per.ey, esq
Afr. John Loring, Buctfeld,
Daniel Stowen, esq. esy;,
Cyrus Hamlin, esq.
Dea. w. Barrows, Heron,
Luther Cary, esq. Turner,
Luther Farrer, esq. Norway,
Eli Longley, postmaster, WateJsrd,
S e; Fi !. Mo Ssa' oasfeia,
w Larason, post master, Staodish,
]. Dana, esq. Frre6Ug,
c. Coffin, esq. Buxton,
]. Cushman, esq. PlvsonsfeL8,
]. Kettle, postmaster, LinliTgt0n,
"A. Rogers. esq. ShaPieigh,
]. Allen, postmaster, Limerick,
Mr. Wood, postmaster, Scarborough,
MIR. Clement, post-rider,
aIr. Smith, ditto.
J. w. Hooper, postmaster, SarS
]. Savage, esq. 3ervVick, O
j. u Parsons, KeansbzEk,
Charles Norris, Exeter,
Editor Of n. Herald, Ne-obGryport.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

steady, sober, attentive man, and
one he could have entrusted on
shore.
Lieutenant Marsters had known
the prisoner all the time he had been
in the Halifax never knew any thing
againt him he was sober & atten-
tive. and occasionally with working
parties on shore.
The prisoner having nothing further
to offer, the Court adjourned, from
the quarter deck, to consider Of the
evidence they had heard and, after
naturely and deliberately weighing
the same, were Of opinion. That the
charges against Jenkin Ratford were
proved. and adiudged him to suffer
death, by being hung at the yard arm
Of such Of His Majesty's ships. and
at such time, as the Commander in
Chief at Halifax shall direct: which
sentence, being signed by each men,
Der, and the Court attending sgain,
on the quarter deck, the prisoner be-
ing brought forward, and the witnef-
cs and audience admitted, was read
BY the Judge Advocate accordingly.
After which, the President addressed
the prisoner in nearly the following
words:
f" YOU have now heard the aw-
full sentence of the court. You have
been found guilty Of deserving from
the service Of your country, which,
at all times, is highly criminal if
it was possible TO make it more SO, it
is, at the prefent criGs, when Great
Britain is struggling for her very ex-
istence.
"Your deserving from the Halifax,
and entering into the American Navy,
has been attended with most serious
and unfortunate consequences, afec-
ting the peace of both countries.
"The offences Of which you have
been found guilty, are Of SO fragrant
nature, that cannot fattcr you
with the lcaft hopes of pardon |
therefore, earnestly recommends your
employing the short time you may
have to live, in making your peace
with Heaven.
I" All who are now present, and
have witnessed this Trial, as we'll as
the crews Of others OF his Majesty's
ships must Be convinced Of the heni-
GUS cine Of desertion and more
particularly 70, when it is attended
with mutinous behaviour to their Of
hcers. The fate of the unfortunate
prifoner will, | truf, fink deep into
your minds, and prevent the continu-
ance Of an offence 70 hurtful to POUR
country, and diIgracefuI to the char
aacr Of BriJilh ieamen."
On Monday morning Taft, quar-
ter palt nine O'Clock. the fsntence Of
the CouTs.Martial was carried into
effect at the fore yard arm of His
| Majefty's aooP Of War, Halifax.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

The Danish government at the
Island of 81. Thomas having prohib-
tied the exploration of provisions,
shipping must expect a certain and
heavy loss on adventures to that quar-
ter
The actual consumption Of the
Island is trihing, and if the present
restriction continues in force, Aneri-
can produce will in little time BE-
facrifced there at less thsn half cost
in the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
MONDAY, OCTOBER y, 1907.

the fun Of 1000 dollars each, and
for want Of bonds, to ltand commit
ed until the next FELTON, Of the Supe
rior Court. They pafed through
this place on Saturday on their way
to Haverhill Jail ;--their trial will
come on in Oaober next.
Rofs, it feems, had lodged at Mr.
Houghs's tavern in Lebanon, and in
the morning called 1t the houfe of
Mr.. Eliiha Aldrich for his friend Ed
wards las he fometimes called him.
felf, alias Burroughs. But the latter
being in bed, he left a mehage for
him, and purified his courfe. This,
with other circumstances, afforded
itrong fufpicions that there was villa
ny ahead. Ia order TO aicertain the
truth Of the matter, Mr.. AIdrich, in
a very prompt and fpirited manDer,
for which we think he dcleryes much
praife, purified and overlook Rofs,
who, Oh being feized BY the coat,
ltruck at his ahailant with a large
club. Mr.. A. however, warded off
the blow, and ordered him to face a.
bout but on returning the fellow
lprang into a pond adjacent, and
fcattered his bills upon the water. -
Search being made, 400 dollars in
bills principally Of Chefhire, Smith
field. and Maine Ranks, were found
a focking was alto picked up near
the pond, which belonged to Bur,
roughs, and in which part Of the
| bills had been packed up. -Rofs
was without lhoes or BOOKINGS his
boots were found in Burroughs fad
die -bag'.-Both the culprits appear
to be only apprentices in the counter
feiting trade bur they have without
doubt been ferving under that old
and experienced mater, who has bees
70 long and 70 notoriouly diAin.
guifhed throughout the country
Burroughs, in particular, does moi
exceed IS or 10 years Of age /; but
he has all tina: audacity, that Gun.
ming, that quick apprehension AID
exprelive look, which declare him &c
be "A "trHs chip IF he old block"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

n MoVeI CajE.- "A angular action
lat week occupied the Court Of Ex-
chequer, in Ireland, four days. Il
was brought BY the perfonal repre-
fentation Of lady, to recover DANA
ges, for the breach Of Promife
of marriage, made to the decegc
ed.-1'he defendant hal demur-
red. 1t being a novel cafe, much
ingenuity and learning hayebeen dif-
played BY the councillors on each
eide, and .he court has taken time
till next term to pronounce is opin-
ion. Len pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

7ene5borongb, (Virg1i4, Aug "A.
An awful and melancholy infance
Of the omnipotent power Of the Al
mighty God. in punifhing with ex-
emplary vengeance the prefumPIu-
Gus wretch, who dares bid defiance
to Him, By whole nermiilion he lives,
moves. and has his exiitence, hav-
ing jult taken place here, relation
Of the circumltanoe may not be con-
lidered uninterelting, and perhaps
may afford (uch a lcf1on As will Be the
means Of reitra;ning many wicked
thought, and biafphemous exPrehon,
70 often given way to, and 70 derog-
atory to the character Of every hu-
man being at lealt luch as are with
in the power Of example to reform J:
"A young man wiihed 70 Join a
company Of volunteers, now enrol
ling themfelves, for the Purpofe Of
offering their fervices TO the Pref
dent Of the United States, and yef-
terday, being Sunday, he was at a
neighbours hou(e, with fome other
young pcrfons, part Of whom were
demonstrating againa his intention.-
lie fworc he would 20 and Join in
fpite Of all the friends he had, and
faid he did not believe il was il the
power Of God Almighty TO prevent
him This dreadfal expreGion had
fcarcelY efcaPed his lips. when he
fell lifeIefs corPfe at the feet Of bis
advifcrs, and never breathed more
Before that period he enjoyed per-
feet fate Of health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
NORFOLK, SEPT. "a.

Yeferday meeting took place be-
tween DIR. Stark, and capt. Gordon,
Of the ChefaPeakc, in confcquence Of
difpute on the fubject Of Commo-
dorc Barron's conduct-icveral fhots
were exchanged without effect
The affair terminated in the doc
ter's receiving wound through the
arm from Lieut.. Crane, the friend
Of captain Gordon |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

We have received from correspondent at
the eafwaFd a carica:ure, rcprelenting 4 great
emperour with drawn fword ordering his
minilter, Whiskerandos, 10 raife his voice and
tell I" DE-" dnsrifaH I'm gi5s yoa MORE MIL
LION; ftA Ten z xxi! bavs et"-CpPoGte the
emperor lfands the miniiter in cringing pof-
ture with hat in hand, who replies {" La5e,iaEs
lN4y11iys, e4 PAL Be- doaae." IN the back ground
i feen 4 gun-bcat in cornfeld, manned With
militia, and armed with common CHI
uteniil infead Of mortars, firing AZ fi1ck III
crows which appear 70 ~ CO npIetely routed,
and are retreaing with great PrsciPi,snty u,
every reaion.--Underneath i writtco.
7" Ca0sf-J Dsfssds r-U. 5. Gzz.
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Bp the NeaiIs.

IMPORTANT TRIAL-CMcLudrd.
Lieutenant Carter, Of the Haliafax,
on being called on for the prisoners
character, stated, that all the time ne
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

The editor of the Aurora, who has,
for years been the high-priest Of defa-
nation, the slanderer Of every thing
that was good, and the pander of poll
teal infamy--in order to render the
state Of Pennsylvania as despicable ~
possible,has set himself UP for tie h'tb-
ERIC digni6ed Office Of hate-ssnator.
But will the people be such idiots as To
vote for him D yes, says Duane
hush" Look az mu children M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12
[Hhole No. 494.

ofreleion," had ftten for this picture,
| will rilk the reputation Of an anna
tour, thar il would have been LIKE.
NESS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

MORE Democrat eating Democrat
The choice Of senators and represen-
tativcs for the legislature Of PennsyIva-
MIA, is to take place ID a few days. The
democrats having split ID two Parties---
since which, every election has been
contested with degree Of acrimony
and recrimination that shows the true
character Of the exclusive patriots"
and modern friends Of the people,
The Freeman'8 Jolynal,a leading paper
with the democrats who stile them
selves the friends Of the constitution,
thus notices the nomination Of Duane,
the Aurora-man, and others Of his
party -
FREDERICK WoLBERT--'The re-
publican garb, under which this man
has hitherto endeayoured to screen his
deformity from public view, has at
length been stripped of his shoulders,
and he appears to be what he really Is,
bawling ?6tce-hunter.
He il now a justice oftIe he1ce, and
judge. Make i'm sheriff also, and
you clothe him with unprecedented
powers.
AS Justice ofthe Peace, he can COM
nit man to prison:
AS JHdge, he can pass sentence Of
death on him
AS Sheriff, he can execute him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

The trio who have for several wears
been lording It over their betters, in
this district, are all candidates for Of
ticc.
M1cHAFr LETp,(esrtifcate wants
to be a Representative in the state leg
islature.
FREDERICK WoLBERT, Ctar-gatA-
erer wants To De Sheriff
W1LL1AM DUANE, Ck0ls-ridsr j
wants to be a senator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

IN the case Of fire, the following j.
suggestedto those who may ~ employ
edin its extinction. AS heat S< smoke
ascend 70 the upper part of the room, A
stream oF pure air occupies the space
near the floor, person can crawl Oh his
hands and knees into room full of
smoke, and by keeping his face close To
the floor, he may 80 and return where
no one could walk upright This meth
Oh u practised by the London fremtn,
who have hence acquired the name Of
Sakamanders.-- loud Eah.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

Mr.. nuclos, a French Philosopher,
has just published " q treatise tor dis
aihating Storms m He thinks Ill will De
read by all the married men ~ Eli-
rohe ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-12

On Monday morning lalt, quar-
ter palt nine o'clock. the fsntence Of
the Cours.Martial was carried into
effect at the fore yard. of His
Majefty's aoop Of War, Halifax.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
J THIS IS to gaye Notice,
September 8.

THAT the subscriber, of Alexandria eeur.
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans court Of said county letters
of administration on the personal estate of
A4attheay. Eakin, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased: All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhi-
BIT them, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the. 18th day of Fe-.
bruary next ensuing, or they may by law De
excluded from all benefit to said estate. An
all those indebted thereto, are requested to
make immediate payment.-Given under my
hand this 10th day of August, 1907.
Hederieka Angusts Helena Eakin,
! Administrative.
.1ag~ss 10. sSwew
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80 !
On SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of October
Meet, will be sold, on the PREMISES,
A tract Of Land, belonging to
the estate of Captain Richard Conway, deed !;
containing seven hundred and thirty-nine and
half acres, adjoining the lands of William
3Fitzhugh, Mrs, Washington, of Hayaeld, MIR.
Dulany and MIR. Cooke, and lying between
ticuiar description of the land is supposed un-
necessary, as any disposed to purchase will
probably examine it. The terms of sale will
be on acredit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, bond, with approved security, toge-
Their with mortgage on the premises will be
required Persons disposed to attend the sale
will meet at eleven o'clock, at Mr.. Benson,'s
tavern, on. the Colchester road, from whence
it is proposed to proceed to the land and to
commence the sale precisely at u o'clock
This tract will be divided TO accommodate
purchasers.
And, onAe MondayJ ollowing, the i2M
day of October,
Will be sold, on the premises,
A tract Of Land, lying onthe
west side of the old road leading from the falls
church to Alexandria, containing one hum
dred and eighty-6ye acres, being part~of a
tract Of land sold by William II. Territt to
Baldwin Dade. This lind will be laid off in
lots of about twenty-five acres each.
lit the same time and place zviH be sold,
Some Lots Of the Stump-Hifl
Tract, containing from three to five acres
each-the terms Of sale the same as the above
And on Eednssday, the 18TH Of the same
month,
Will be sold for ready money, at public auc-
ton, at the coffee-house, in Alexandria,
Thirty-six Shares of Alexandria
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HERBERT,7 Ii
n FITZHUGH, ~
E. i. LEE, II
September Is. dts.
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The Subscriber
ResfectfaYy IN forms his FRIENDS end The PyB-
lie at large,

RestectaNy III forms his FRIENDS end The Pys-
Lie at large,
sE-HAT he always keeps general assort-
ment of Nails, Brads, and s1t,Igs of eve
ry description, for sale at his nail nanufacto-
ry, Union-street.- Merchants and others may
be supplied on as good terms as at Philadel-
phia or Baltimore. He has lately commenced
the Blacksmith business, in its various branch
es; those who favor him with their custom in
that line may depend on having their work
done with nsatness and dispatch. Orders frena
country merchants and others, for nails, will
be duly attended to, and every favor grateful
ly acknoW lodged,
Horace Field.
Gr Hoop-IRoN for sale at the factory.
September 8. GO
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manner in which the different stjpulationss
contained in the present treaty shall be cxe-
cuted, will be settled by special agreement.
/ Art. rs. HIS majesty the emperor OF the
{ French, king of Italy, and his majesty the
emperor of all the Russias, mutually ensure
to each other the integrity of their possessi-
ons, and of those of the powers included In
this present treaty. in the. state in which they
are now settled, or further 10 be settled, pur-
suant to the above stipulations.
.drt. %. The prisoners made BY the contract
ing arties, or those icp ded in the present trea-
shaH be restored IN mass, and svithoat any
cartel Of exchange, on both sides
DIRT. ~. zte commercial relations betgveen
the French empire, The Kingdom Of Italy, the
KINGDOMS Of. Makes and Holland, and The conte
derated states Of the Ri,ine, on the one side, and
the emilire ef Russia on The ether, shalt be- re-
placed on the same footing as before The suar.
.drt. 3d. The ceremonial 6etzveen tie tsvo
couYts of the 7aaaller1es and lctersbnrgh, assth;
reshcct to each other, and also their restlective
ambassadors, ministers and enjoys, mutually
accredited 20 each other, shall be placed on the
footing Of complete equality and reciprocity.
.4rf. 20. The present treaty shall be ratsfsd
By his majesty -the EMPEROR Of The French, King
Of Italy. and his majesty The emteror Of azthe
Russias; The ratifcations. shall be erchangedin
this city within the SPACE Of j5nr days.
I Done at Ialsif, IN July (25td June 1907.
| Signed1 c.. nj. 1.ALLEYIl.dJVD,
Prince Of Benevento.
Prince .4LEX.d. KOURAKLJw
Prince D. L. sT.4Jv. r OSTofF.
.4trae cory.
| Z Signed C. NJ 1.4LLEYR.lN.D,
Prince Of Benepento. &
The fast sailing shin Robert Barns, cssttain
Waite, arrived at this fort at a late hour last
nigh, in 81 days from Liverhool, and brings
London dates 10 the ath Magust and Liverhool
TO The loh. .Atso DISPATCHES. from the .Amerfean
Legation III London to the secretary Of state
When the Ro6ert Burns xuiled tie american yes-
sels zuere hst'rying off,, being in daily erhecta-
| tion ef an embargo. II London falher o1'the 8tA
eays, :" that as eftheae has been no embargo laid
on american pessels. The Cincinnati sailed on
The 9th, the Liberty, on tie 10Th.
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The Subscriber

Returns his most grateful thanks to the ms
habitants Of this town, for the patronage he
has heretofore received, and earnestly solicits
acontinuance Of the same: He likewise takes
this method to inform them that, on Monday
evening, the 28th Of September inst. he, in
tends opening a NIGHT SCHOOL at his.
Academy on Prince-street, where will be
taught Reading, Writing, arithmetic, and
any branch Of the Mathematics ANY young
gentlemen DESTROYS to become acquainted with
any of the above branches will meet with due
attention from &
G. w. CarHa.
September Is cost
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be- The Evenings efhe,50rn;ance tn. future
qmAb TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY..
M Admittance--BOX, ONE DoLLAR-PI7,
sEvENq1-F1yE EN7s-GALLERY, FIFTY
CENTS.
Tickets to be had at the Office, in front Of
the THEATRE, at Gadsby's Hotel, anc at the
Office of the Daily Advertiser.
September IA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

as an escort, SPY and gun, At the pay of one
doiiarper day, during hosLil',es with certain In
dian tribes. in thc vc.u one thousand seven h,,n
drcd and ninsty four, srd disabled i,y being
wourded whust IN SAID service, be increased to
FIVE dollars per month
Sec. dndbc itfiotic, enGe.ea, That the PEN
slons becoming such by virtue of this act, shall be
paid III the same manner rs Invalid pensioners are
paid, who have heretofore been placed on the
pension list OF the United States, under such re.
str1cuons and regulations in all respects, as arc
prescribed by the laws az the United States, in
such cases provided.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker q tie House IF REPRESENTATIVES
S. SMITH
March s, 1907
APPROVED,
TIL IEFEERSON