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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Mr.. Alexander has been released
Washington. Hes-rs FOL man sH1 .pl4i-
wvut remained under conf lvlne14t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
Commonwealth Of 99assatbusrtts.

n TIE year b our Lard one thousGad eight hun.
>drel and Sezzz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Sf,sJznS, (FIithS Pomerania) Nov. s.
Accounts have reached US, that corps Of
French cavalry, Of Or 5000 men, have ADDER
the preJepce Of purifying the Prufiians enter
cd our county. at Ancam, Loitz, Mayen-
krobs, Demmon, C. plundered the inhabitants
and fubjected them TO contributions, &c.
The ravagea Of the French InMecklenberg,
have been mott wanton
The French have demanded from the city
of Rostock, Lower SaXOuy) q contribution Of
5000 RI dollars, The militia Of this pro-
vince are ahenlbed, the gun-boa.s are fitted
out and every poHble arrangement made for
the defence Of this place
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Psi5u, Poland Nov 25,-NaPo'eon has de-
cared 70 the deputies lsnt him from Berlin,
that a. foon a he fees 80 or 10000 Poliih ma
tional guards in arms he will declare thar the
zadou eriFs, Towards aiming aad clsthing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
WISDOM.

For ycur conduct IN private life, YOU NAV
enquire Of any Pious friend or preceptor'
put TOR political Wisdoal, alas il il not u
ny found N the present day--to know what
4 was twenty years ago, read the lie Z
" AsHINGroN, and his address u the PEG
pie whcn he retired from tie cares Of office
y the peaceful enjoyment Of domestic tap
PnesS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

The King Of Prufia was in DTefden, 18th
on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

Sir Sidney Smith has been fuPerceted .
lis command in he Mscise5s slsezn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

An Act to Incorporate William NVidg-
cry and others into accompany by the
name of the UHiteG Marine and Fire
Insurance Comhany, Of Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
TAXATION.

For that which is established by the mild
and equal Laws of Massachusetts, ask G.
w. For that which imposes unequal
burdens on the people, and IS applied to the
payment Of debts and expences unwisely III
CURED [see article FoLLYl apply to the
CONGRESS Of Tie ILL :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23
UNION.

As the absence of light occasions dark
ness, and as the blessings of life are most
valued when one is deprived Of them-Looll
into the aforementioned Chronicle and Ar
gus, and you will find tdigeAood (the opposite
Of Veracity) in overlooking fountains, whose
streams poison the minds Of every unguard
ed reader f: but to those who prefer light 10
darkness, they have no deisteIious effect
With this caution YOU need not fear it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-23

What Navy is, in other countries, it Is
not proper here to explain AZ 'AMER1cAN'
Nouns only, arc 70 b defned-4nd tu direct
your enquiry in this respect, might bring
distress upon Your mind. You lad better
therefore remain in Ignorance
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
)HN FORE.
TO RI som

1T Hmsg., Court H.ajs on the at Nelzenlay in No,
0:sL.7 nest, Iri"g Cont day. pu,jaant to de,ee of
Ds Comfy Court of Raaover, lin so5ie5 PiHa1a
WinCfeLd and e'Se's, IgaeeJ Of TsJr Wincfsid ted
az. Ph' and Tbo0a5 H1igg felt and others dsfts.J
4 TRACT Of LAND, belonging to the ehste OF
L y the iaid decd containing b.iween and eco
acres, lying and being in the county of Franklin and
fate OF Kentucky A credit Of twelve mouths will
be given the parchafer purchaiers and deed ex-
eeuted to him them with fpecial warranty, on
entering into many bonds with leeurity, as :here
are legatees, payable 10 them respectively.
BY THE COM'RS
Sept. 10. 1aw2nS.
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SPECULA1IYE YlEws.

The battle of Friedland breaks the alliance be-
tween Britain and Runia:
between Britain and P1uGia:
Annhilates all hopes OF
future coalition,
A future alliance with Auaria,
rettora;ion OF B-.;iih iufiuence in Turkey,
eAabliihment in Egypt;
monopoly OF the commerce cf the Euxipe
OF the overland commerce by the Baltic;
OF the monopoly of the Baltic trade
Paralizesthe monopoly of the Levant Company.
Secures the commerce and influence Of France in
the Mediterranean.
Renders Malta of little importance bu, as an obfla.
Gle to peace.
Diminhhes the importance of Gibraltar.
And places the Barbary poa ers under the influence
Of France.
The battle OF Fredland leaves the army in Dalr.a.
TIA at liberty TO march into Turkey
he Dardanees will be occupied bv the French
engineers.
Connantiuople will become to France. what Be-
mares, and Lucknow, and Delhi, and serineapa,an,,
are TO the Britif-the capital of an ally in form the
chief place of province in fact.
Egypt will be garrifoned by French troops.
Syria will have French gaTrions
The lurkiih frontier will be extended on the Eux-
inc
The AuRran Frontier will be extended OIL the Da.
nube.
The RufIian Frontier will be reduced within mar.
row limi,s on the Cafpian,
The Pertains will become the allies and fend am
bahadors France
The Hindu&an princes will form alliances with Per-
fin.
In lsos, the Portugueie and Spanh monarohie,
will be rsvolutionized
South America will be revolutionzed
South America will be abaHdoned BY the Brt;lh
The cape of Good Hope will be relto.0
red,
Ceyon will be reRored, BY THE
Malta will be abandoned, BRITISH,
Trinidad will he abandoned,
Sicily will be abandoned
In iome city of France in the conrle of few months
general congrefs will be held Of delegates iron the
powers Of Europe who under the guidance Of France
viii enter INTO Aipuiatons and form code for the
ocean aud for the peace of Europe Auyoya.
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LAND FOR SALE.
TIE MlfriLer apilEct 10 4

TIE Iq5/eribsy qvjbc5 to FH
r THAT valuable FARM, on which he reGdes, con.
J tanning by actual furvey 1899 Sd acres. The
Land generally level and equal to any in the neigh
borhcod. There are about 5 or 20 acres of excel.
Ient Meadow. II is 6tuated on Ma,topony river, 8
miles shove the Court Hoafs, two from King Will
liam Court-FIouie and about thirty miles IRON, the
City Of Richmond, and adJaius the lands Of Col Lar
kin Smith Gen. II. Young and otbers. The I'M
proysments are large Dwelling Houie, too Rories
high, With four rooms aud palIage OIL each Roor,
good barn, fable, carriage houls ard brick lore
hnuie. completely htted for retail Gtore. Allo, a
graHary' on 2 wharf where vsGels drawing ten feet
water can load. I,s ftuatinn is very el2ills for
proieifona cha-aGer, on ocoount of conguity %
ievsral Court-houies. re will fell the whole or the
improvements with part Of the land as may lut the
eonveniencY OF the purchaler Terms may be known
by application TO Charles Hill in Richmond, or to
The iDbf,riosg in King & Queen county.
EDWARD HILL.
sept ~ iawlmT.
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J dPPROVR,
SEPT. 70.

ID AN AWAY on Saturday lao, 4 brgh, mola,fo
"a man named HAIRY JACKSON, about IS
years old, feet or inches high, remarkably
well formed, has plealant couiteuance, a esnfder-
able wound Of his eyes, and ome fnall fears
on his forehead, is very active aud l,nlbc was rlif-
ed by Col. Otway Byrd, and fold fome few years
fince o, Public Auction by Mr. Thee Arminead at
Norfok-the faid negro has been aceuGo med to go
by water, and has much the air Of a fajlor being
fond Of fociety have DOUBT but he either gone to
Richmond OF Norfolk; where he IS perleSly az
quainted.
will SIX the fem Of Is dollars Il caught IN the
former, aa IS dollars in the latter, 70 tina, he is re-
cured and returned TO me- Of o dollars Il caught in
or about this Town, IS he is a very frevd clever
negro, and capable almoe Of any employment, he
will Doubt change his clothes therefore Il is unne-
csiiary TO defcribe thole he carried with hai
p, HAX 4LL.
Psier(burg, Sept. 10. IT.
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In the houfe of commons the 18th of Augun,

In the hcufe of commons The 18th of Augun,
in debate on tie coniniidattd fund bill!
Sir Thomas Turton thought, that in the pre-.
fent circumGaTCes It WAS Eeccnary to give con.
hdence to- miuiitrrs. RuGa AID Prullia were
proAratcd at the feet Of France, and our dif-
putes with America ipcreafyd. The conduc
of the latter country was owing entirely to II:
puiilIanimity of the late H'iniRry, who l. Gated
with America with a pito at their breats.
Nh w. Smith, adverted to what had been
f'ih ny fir Thomas Turton, ,elalive 10 America,
and fad, that when that country was mention.
ed, it could not be in language too moderate
or too conclliatory. He was certain that min.
iterS had very difii,ult talk to perform NTH
rcipe6tto America, and he believed they would
be very cautious how they followed the advice
OF the hon. Bronet.
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taesursrs ia EnSlatd.
toapoN, Aug. 4.
+ Tie differences with America are likely to be ad-
lnued The right ofle1rehing fhips Of war has never
is Is isid, been nitsd upon by our mniGers.
We underhand that orders have been lued to LIZ
verpoo and other ports from the Alien Office de firing
that all Papo granted before and nce the embargo
be eonflcred null aud that no foreigner be per-
ntted TO leave the country.
twas Yesterday erongly reported that the Swedes
and the German Legion had made lore from Stral-
fund, and killed, wounded and made priioners, 5000
Dutch and Spanik troops--Government have recei-
we'd no accounts with rere the fortie and no add
vices have been received from the Continent this
morning.
1t was reported Ian night that accounts had been
received VIA Portugal, of attack having been made
upon Buenos A. res which had failed. We trua the
runcur will prove unfouuded
| i, was reported yelerday evening, that a general
embargo had taken place. The American Captains
caught the alarm, aud no lefs than twelve of them
cleared out their veels in balla, and dropped down
the river Immediately. The runour is unfounded- :
1t perfectly true however that paiIpots are gran
ted and no foreigners permitted leave the
try.
Price Of Stocks. this day at I2--3 per cent. cons
for money 6lS do. for AuguG 6 LIS per ct.
Red-Omniunl a dis.
Auorsr 9.
Up to this hour advices have been received
from either the the other divfon of our fleets
which have proceeded on the expeditions
feiterday the funds experienced tr fling advance
III coniequence Of the receipt of the Rullan Treaty
which, It had been reported contained articles hottie
% the isterea Of this country. Mr. Jackfon's milf
on to the continent. we are informed, in conie-
9aenee OF the 9Th article of this treaty, which pro-
poles the mediation of Ruliia promote peace be
tween Britain and France. Oar mnters, it is nated
have protofied their deiire for permanent and e.
quitable peace. MIR. Jacklon is inhruaed to inquire
the balls on which France is 6dpoled to treat with us
to enter into explanation of the views Of our cabinet
and to creaie, by every honorable means, facilities
to negotiations The emperor Alexander, are af-
iured, has renewed to Cabinet, declarations q
the moi cordial and ANNA ed friendfhip
Nothing traDfpired yelferday refpeaing the Expe-
duions-the wind having changed to the Nortbwarj
information of their progref is hourly exposed by
Minit!ers. The troops which embarked at Hull and
Grintby, fill remain there other corps have been
ordered to join them, and they are expe aedto fail the
latter end OF che week. 0L/erVer.
we are till without any further accounts of the
Progreis OF cur Grand Expedition, towards which
public expectation is 70 anxiouny directed. The
promPttude and vigour with which it has been ient
on irs important dennation, are, we believe unex-
amP'ed For wiatremains to be done, are to look
to Brtiih va'or and enserprize and in this view ex-
PeFlenee iorbds us TO aPPrehend any dfappointment
EHgG6mHn.
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Treaty bltqveea France and PruG0.

Among the articles of foreign inte lligence re-
ce'ved oy yeferday evenings nail from New
York, we find the treaty between France and
PrutI bur It's length precludes iuirrton in this
days paper. The eth article indicates the
lenPer of the emperor Napoleon towards O.
BRIAN, and leaves but little doubt that if the
war is continued, HE Uiutt contend againit the
combined eti rts of Continental Europe =
" Art. 27. Until the day of the ratification
If the future deinitive treaty ofpeacr between
France and England, all the counties under
the dominion of his naj-0y the king of Prui1il,
without any exception whatfpcvcr, hlail be- tl.u;
'gsintt the trade and navigation of the Rrglh ::
No ihiPment TO n made from any Prnliian
port for the Br,ilh fcs or the BrtiG colonies ::
nor flall ANY ihip from England, or her colonies.
oe admitted into any Pr fi;an port"
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WILL CERTAINLY BE SOLD.
Sept. 10.

By vistEs eta decd Of t,f avoit to rs, by is Vim.
late Of Bne&iaq5an, 10 JtsAre a DEBT Due Doc. =.
lp,iAi If FlY9anna, WILL BE SOLD, far e,6 10 tie
LisJf Gaier, on tie premier, en- A= iOb day af No.
Vrov6cr next (jffIir, if not, fbe "eat Esi, @,y,J
TOUR Tracts, Lots parcels of LAND, in
4 Buckingham, oPpoii,e the Seven Hands, lying on
James and Slate Rivers; the whole containing $50
acres by late furvey. 1t is hoped, that thoie who
defrous of purehalng, will view the Lands be-
fore the day of iale.
The lale will commence at Q o'clock.
WIN. II. CABELL,0
Ro: QUARLES, Csz,7inf-
JOHN FORBES, oq=rs.
THOS. WILLS,
Sept. Is. iaw5w.
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MARSHAI,S SAIFs-

NXTH.L be fold, to the higheR bidder, for ready
w money, under decree of the court Of the u
nited Statesfor the fifth circuit, in the Virginia d-,
ret, between Phoneas Bond attorney in faa for the
creditors OF Ezekee Edwards, plaintiff, and David
Ros and others, defendants, in order to raiCe the
.up' OF h%teen thouiand fix hundred and .xty Fix dol
ars and iixtyhx cents, due and payable the sra day
Of iaG mouth and the expenfes and charges areud;nr
the iae q number o! very valuable SLAVES
The ile will take place athe Oxford Iron Works ia
the county Of Campbell, ON the 23d day OF Septenl-
Der
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Tbs faG filling aip Seofgc Capt. Taylor, arrived at
;his g.rt la8 evening ~ % days from Gfeenoek'
Sne lviJ ,',efs Oh the 18th Of AusuG and capt.
Taylor has o.,c ngy iufnihsd The editor Of the
Nsrcwtr sr'.lsr with Greenoek papers to the
I2;h, & e 81 the London Courier to the 9th, a
Liverpool pep; Of the 9th. ard the Clyde Ship.
ping LIZ, % ,ne IN, irciulive. We have svailed
ouie,,, O.: a. ,heie rcfourccs: but paper being
tre-o.cDp ed al the tre they came into cur hands,
our po.;icl cv'ra9s have nee I.uIy been confined.
We have ~ ieltfve the Irrsty between France
and PfuGl, the S7th ba'let.n from the Grand Ar
my, and fsvsrll other I1.ereling articles, which
flal br duly noticed IN cur next number
The London papers arc crowded with extracts from
American papers, relative TO the attack upon TIE
figa.e ChelaPeake, by las britannia maiei'y'sf ri
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Sept. Is.
FOR SALE.

HE Tratf OF LAND wherein now live, con-
tanning two hundred and forty -one acres, lying
and being in the county of Cheferfed, about nius
miles from Manchester, ard one from James River
there is very good dwelling houfe with good barn
aud other out houfes; apple and peach orchard t
is very high and healthy iiruation: very ,fma part
OF the aforeiaid Land cleared. alto with to fell one
half of Grill Mil, on po,yhite Creek, within one
mile OF my aforefaid Land. This Mills entire;y
new, and perhaps is as profitable any mill of the
kind in the county There is only one pair of tones
at work at the prelsnt; but is 70 contributed lat a
imall expence) to put up another pair. For terms
apply TO the iuhicrber.
JOHN FORE
p. S. There is doubt but there is Coal On th.
aforeiad Lands, great fgn has been diicovers1.
Sept. 10. law2mS. IF
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liz Hanover Csagty Court, -i1-u% .7H. Y.or.
Elijah tn Bullock, Widow aud sliet OF Tchn7 -
bullock, d,eoaled, ami Elizabeth aui Ma (
RIA Bullock, daughters oi isid John Bullock
aud Infants of tender years. by John }:
Wo'dion, their guardian, for the fpeeisi -
pnrpoie o! PrO!eeuIing TN, iuit by the court (
aihEoed' Paisiyi. =
-4TsiaR =
David Anierdon and Jane his Wife. BeG,. =
/ MS day oas,e the paroles by Nathaniei Pore,
their council, aud the bill nd anfw er being ill
sd and read, Il !, bessshon oyeye! aud Jes,es That
David koyier, Waller Coles, Samuel Moleby, loh,i
Hope and John Bowes, fen. any three OF them,
be appointed ~ make tais of tie Houlehold aud
Kitchen Furniture ard Stocks OF the iaid lola Bu.
lock, deeeasd, cn Give months credit, to the heh
Ell bidder giving months publ, notice in one OF
the Richmond newspapers, that they take bonds with
iecuti'y OF the purchseos Tor the ea,. fn lod one
third thereof payable TO rhe plaintiff Elzabstn Ru-
lock, the widow, and deliver the fame TO her as her
part IN the aid ehate and the other two third, there
o. payable TO the other plaintiffs, II zsbeth and
Maria Bullock, and to the defendants refoeeiively
and deliver the iad 5old to tie m tkiyey ,has
obey aIhgn unto the pit. Eliz lboth Bullock the Wi;
dow, one third OF the balance of the peronal eGae
~ the iaid deeeaied as her doHer therein and the
reidue thereof, they divide equally between the other
pain'Hs, Elizabeth and MARK Bullock ard the de-
PENDANTS, and that they report thereof ~ the court IN
order final decree.
Copy. TeAe,
THOMAS POLLARD, p.c.u.c.
N obedience TO the above order of Court the COM
mitiioners therein named, will proceed to carry
the Came into efea ar the houre of Elizabeth Bul
lock, Oh the 18th of next month.
SAMUEL MOSBY,
WALTER COLES
DAVID ROYSrER
JOHN BOWLES
Sept Ie. Iawlms.
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NEW.YORK. srntemher IL

Capt. Hamilton informs us, that JameJ MI
Jon, one of the fsamen taken out of the Chefa.
pcaks, was hung al Halifax on the n inf
Previous to his being led 10 execution, he on
fsGtd that he was an Englihman, and had de.
ierted the fervice. ". T. PropIsJ Frisnl.
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

III, TIE FINE A-E, CAN SNIP
,=ryyIlS55.SsfSN BROTHERS, uabt DNcLEr,
cs..sA -Lsgl-.H' B1rfLla 2IO Tons,
='.ssss{-s.-s Now al Bermuda Hundred or CITY.
Point. For terms apply to
Wa BROWN e Co.
Richmond Sept. 10. IT,
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ZEN. MO5BY, d. NJ.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. D.
Auguh 18th, 1907. 9sS

~ BY content of the parties, the fale above
mentioned, is poaponed till the l5th day Of Oeto-
Der next, when it will take. place the Oyfo.d IRON
Works-and by the Ike content, will be fold under
the decree afoeiad, nine houland fix hundred acres
Of LAND, more or lefs, ituatel. Oh Caiawba Greek,
and the thereof, in the county of Botet5urt,
granted TO the laid Rofs By twenty two fev.ra pa
tents one for 200 acres bearing date the III day
Of December, 1855; the other tWenty-ons parents,
bearing date on the 18th of May, 1856, aid which
follows: for 500 acres four for 800 acres
each two for 600 each one for ninety acres
cne for 40 acres, for 80 acres enc for $50 a.
cres, one for 800 acres, fls 2lO acres one FOR
ls acres four for four hundred acres each one for
three hundred and lxy acres, one for $50 acres ore
for $50 acres, aud one for 81 acres the metes aud
bounds Of which Lands will appear by the l4d pa
tents mentioned the faid David ROSS deed otrut
to Burgel s. s<e and others Be ,ring date ON the i
oi June, 1895, and recorded 10 the General Court
The aie of the Land aforeIdd, will take place at the
Eage-Tavern, in the City Of Richmond, on the 2lA
day OF October next
BEN. MOSBY, D. N. FOR
JOS. SCOTT, II. V. Oct,
APPRovB, DAVID ROSS.
Sept. 8. I'm.
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igned) c. NJ. TALLEYRANp. Pr. of Reneven,

The fait 'siling 0hip Robert Burns, captain Waite,
arrived at this port a, late hour aa night in 81
DAYS from Liverpool and brings London date. to the
sth Areu't and Liverpool to the ioth ALTO dratch-
IS from the A'srrcan Legation in London to the ie
ere'aFy Of itat- When the Robert Burn, failed the
American veisis were hurrying off being in daily ex
pectaton o. ar emborgo. A Lsndon paper of the
9th tays g that as YET there has been no embargo
ia'd on American veiies. The Cincinnati faded on
the oh, the Liberty on the toth.
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Fac Footing Of eomPlete equa-

other hal be placed the footing Of complete equa-
lily and reciprocity.
Arr. 80 he rreient treaty fhall be ratified by his
Najety the emperor of the French, King Of l,aly,
ari nj, MsjsOy the Emperor of all the Rufus: the
RatGestous ihal be exchanged in this city w.t. the
fpace OF four laws.
Dcnea Ti', 7,h JuIy, (e5'h lune) 1907.
(s;gned) c. NJ. rALIEYRAND. Pr of Bensven,o.
Prince ALkXa. EOUR AKIN,
Prince ID. l.. VAN ROSrOFF
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TREATY
RTTITF ZIP ANTNE ce5 prvcci

From tie Royal Hggne Ceyant Exi,aOrdinary, Tuer:
64y JHy %, lso7
PARIS, July IS.
Yefterday afternoon, at four O'Clock the Prince
Arch Chancellor of the Empire laid the two treaties
before the Senate, which have been concluded with
Ruiia and Pruiiia. He at the fame time made We
ry imPreilive and dignfed addrefs to the Senate.
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r. more miaute account Of all thee proceedings in
oGT n.zt paper.
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BEN. MOSBY, D. N. FOR
JOS. SCOTT, II. V. Oct,
DAVID ROSS.
I'm