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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
NOTICE

NO1 Ittty
a y perfons who Rand indebted to tie late
firm IF
NiA: Z AKmfry, p Benz. wills,
Of longer fanding han fri Of May lan, On
note or book, are requened to pay the fame
Immediately 70 the lubfcriber, No. Z, Hqy-
.Na,tct- Ro7g, q they will be removed to other
hands 70 colIe6E.
He has jult added to his former
flock, fuch additions as makes a full abort
ment of
EngHH D India Gc34c q Groceries,
for iale Oh as liberal terms As ufual to punc-
tua! cuitomers-none other need apply ~ his
prohto are imall, long Y. dit cannot VI given.
BLNJANlIN WILLIS.
20 Le', Il DWELLING HOUSE.
il the center Of the ,own.-Enquire as above
Pa'A.a5, ST.. e., ufJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
BROKE

INTO the enclofure Of the Subscriber, in
Cabs- Eihnt45, the 9Th infant red HORSE,
with white tripe Id hs forehead; and white
hind feet The owner * requeited 10 prove
property, pay charges, and take him away.
SeBf Is ROBERT DYER,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

Il HE topumerilGp 81 HARRINGTON
and co, is this day difIoIved by mutual
coNfent. All Pcrlous indebted will make
payment, and thole having demands will pre-
leut them 10 JOHN Cor, No. 4, FjG-freet.
j. HARRING j ON,
JOHN COE.
P9yfi1r9, sgt. .. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
7 HEN LUNGtELLUW IN.
dt.oyasy 70 ne PefifioaerJ.

1T a Curt Of C9alm9n Pleas t5rM
county Of CumberLanA bfgun and
boIdn at Portland ~ )aid cgantB op
The third tuesday 9 Jms, a. 2.
1907.
ON the Petition Of ffoJa S5el, and Olive
his wife whereof the foregoing Is true cor
py,-Ordered that the petitioners cauie ths
feveral periOns intereRed III faid ENarp, aaa
living within the State or the AttorBes q
fuch az are ablent and have Attornies rel
iiding within the State, to he duly notified q
laid Petition by lerving them perfonally win
a Copy thereof, Or leaving copy al theu
dwelling houie or lat place of abode or "
inlertiug tile lubHance Of the fame three weeks
iucceiiively in one or more OF the pubhcA
newspapers, that they may have oFportuhliI
to make their exception 10 this Court on AZ
third Iuelday of November next, to theA
granting the fame.
AtteR-SAM. FREEMAN, CATL
Sett IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

John p. Ihuriton & Co.
HAVE for faIe, now landing from hip
John & Adam, CaPt. Knight, from Liv-
erpool
1900 Hhd5 Liverpool Salt
rs Chad7Ou Coal
l39 Crates o. O. Earthern Ware, put mp
pTPoiely for Havana and French markets
dentitled to debenture
a Crates Junk Bottles
20 Groce AIultard do.
80 Boxes half pint Tumblers
90 DO 8 by 8-3 by 1910 by 1915 by 10
Window GIaCs
20 Bottles Superfne, Fine and Com. Co.
pal Varniih
SO Cliks fine Ell. M Rard
DO. CopPeras-5 Do Alum
9 DO White Lead D do Red Lead
10 Sheets miLled lead Ii x 3 I-2lb per
r4uare foot
Calks Patent Shot
HID Com. Lamp Black
Bbl. ben do. do
HID, Chalk Bbl. Lytharge
10 Blacksmith Anvils
10 Do. bright Vices
10 Boxes No Com. No. !, & d. Tin
plates
100 VT Iron Wire aforted
10 doz Long and Ihort handled Frying
pans
30 Ouires Sand Paper
10 Cwt Iron Block bulhes
10 Nets fmali weights
% Saih weights
81 Small painted Scale beams aGorted
60 Boxes Pipes
$50 stone Jugs ara Butter pots.
ALSO IN STORE,
80 CbeHs Hyfon, Hyfon skin, Souchong
and B0hea cas-, warranted the bet
100 B0rcs SPermaceti Candies
50 Bbls Clear ; IA. Mels No. ! & Pork
Bhds recalling Molailes
so Caiks /. Nails for expectation entitled
70 debeniure
100 Bbls Sup. Flour, &c. &c. wholefalt
and relail
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
John Coe,

INFORMS, LIS friends and the public that
he win continue the buiinels Of DruggiG and
Apo,hecary at No. 4, Flh-a7eet, where will
be kept conGantly for fale,
Drugs and Iediciqeg,
Of genuine quality on rea(onable terms.
Sept n. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
ID. PeaSe,

ID. Pea>e,
HAS FIR pr ate fale At his auction room,
Fore Hreet,
isive Gceie Feathers, warranted of the fri
Qualities
Bayonne, Rufiia, and Lifbon do. By bale
or lefs.
BED Ticking various prices and qualities
Sp4nl.h Float aud Carolina Indigo
general attorrRent Paper Hangings, and
bordering,
50 bOt9s bc4 brown Soap.
100 grcce gilt coat buttons, few ps. linen,
A final aIortment Cloths, Vetvets. Shirtug
HodeEy, Royal WsIted "a .neres, &c &c at
the iowe.t prices Po!i.hie
July If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
4 and AZ Audion.

At f. Greeley & Co.'S Office.
On 16WJ27r, OF. 18Th. AZ u e'cbC5
WENIY-TWO acres Of LAND, ftYafs1
II FalaoaH, o. the road leading tI.ro"oG
Stroudwaier e SAccarappa, with fmall b(,e5f-
and barn thereon, and under good im,-o"a
menI-said land adjoiRs he farm of 49,
Sfa,0iyd, dccealed-1erms at the fae.
Sept Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Bl7QQ0in CoX. Pc.

THE Overfeers Of Bowdoin Colege are re-
minded that their meeting Nands adiour-
ned 70 Wednesday the thirtieth day Of Sep
tem5et, inftant-to meet at the College Chap
81 IN Brunlwick, al eleven o'clock in the fore
noon. JON ELLIS, 6es'ry
ToBj9a@, Se5h I4tb, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
/. Barbour,

OFFERS for fale the reGdue Of the flock il
trade conilting Of Cotton, Woollen and Silk
GOODS, on yeay Reasonable terms.
Sept II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

ut The Curt 9f C>0un5n Pkaj fer The
County 81 Cumberland, begun and
b2lden at Portland, 7vltbn and FIR
Jaid County Of Cumberland, on tbs
third 1n5&ay g June, Il. D. 1907.
ORDERED, that the Petitioner caufe the
ieveral Perions intereRed in faid ERa.e, and
living within the State, or the Attornies Of
luch as are ablent and have Arornies refding
within the Stare, to be duly notified of faid
Petition, by ierving them perforany with :
copyt hereof, OF leaving a copy at their Dwell
in8-Houte Or Taft place ofIabode; or bv infcrt-
ing the lubitance Of the fame three weeks fuc-
oe1ilvely ia one or more Of the public Newt
papers, that they may have opportunity to
make their exception TO this Court On The
.hird TseidaY Of October next, TO their grant,
ing the fame.
AH.-sAMUEL FREEMAN, CLrl.
Sept 2l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

| INFORMS the young Gentlemen Mechanics
m Portland, that he nlaIl open bis EYE
N4NC >CHOOL 1t Uaion-HalE, Oh AZoaA4y
ibt t4'b igf to inhruct in the polite accom-
Pliihment Of Dancing, They are requeaed
70 inquire at the Hall Oh Monday and Wed
neiday mornings for the terms Of inltructiou.
From bis former iuccels in bis protection, and
ms aihdious endeavors to give latisIaction, Nh.
Labo'tieJrs ilatter5 himlelf that re lhall mer.
their patronage. (4w) .Se6t. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
~ TaLxaLle ReaL Elnt1

FOR iaIe, 4 new three TORY Building -
ITgy0lau' H2ba. n ConfltiDg oT two Isra~
and convenient Stores, &c Conditions l;6-
eral' and terms * payment eafv-Apply ~ \
SePf. STEPHEN FOSTER, jur
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
NOTICE "

10 the Honorable tie 5t1fices af he
C9Tt Of C50a019a Pleas b1llea If
Portl7ld, qvit6n and TAR The hiI
County Of Cumberland, on the third
1ag-Ay Of June, dime Daairi.
1907.
Fl UMBLY hews, John Dougl4f. IF Dur,
- ham, ii iaid County of Cumberland
Woman, that he Is intereGed md feizell n II,
demeine as of fee, p tenant in common ,g;,T
the he'fs of loGah Moves, late Of Falmouth.
il faid County, decealed, and other nerrans
unknown, at one undivided eighth Dart. NJ
one twelfth Fl certain tract, piece or parcel
Of land, lituated in faid Durham, cormonlv
called Noyes, eight hundred acres; that he i
defirous Of poileihng his laid eighth par,. Of
fad twelfth part Of iaid trad of land in few
crafty; lie therefore humbly pravs, that che
fame may he divided and Iet off to him. the
faid John Douglas, to bold in feveraltv. ac-
cOrding to law in fuch cafes made and r-o.
vided. JOHN DOT1cIAG
b. PETER OLIVER ALDEN, Bis .4tt2yygv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
NOTICE N

Thofe who have accounts Handing with
7aaAey u Bl1acbara are requened to call and
have them lertled or they will be left with
an attorney for collection, (6w) Apr. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Portland Vine Cellar.
Tucker and Blanchard,

Tucker and Blanchard,
Az. !, Jo7es'-R0zV, Foysfy-a-Po,fl1ad,
HAVE on hand, general afortmcnt of
OLD WINES md SPIRITS,
which they offer Oh iuch terms As fhaii be mott
agreeable 70 Purchalers Having conaant
fuPpIy, and telling az the BoGon prices, they
hauer themieves rhat gentlemen of this town
and its vicinity will favor them with their
commands.
a quantity Of BOTTLED CIDER, of the
vintage Of 1905 and G, we'll calculated for the
Welt India market, and for the prelent uls
for faie as above
Aho--A quantity Of Draft Cider, per pipe
or barrel, fuitable for private families.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Iohn S. Ounce.

EoFLCIFULLY informs the public tha
ne has taken the fore formerly occupied
Dy Doct HsR1y ". D4t-e, next to David Pealeh
auction room, Fore-Ereet, head OF lngraham'
WHAT, where he has juit received and nov
opening Tor Iale general aiIorment of
Genuine Drugs and Medicines, Patcn1
IeHci1e,
IN all ats variety. An Elegant aGortment 81
Surgeons Initruments, among which are
Poke; Cafes, Initruments from to Is dol's
Lancetts Crown
midwifery Initruments from s so to 8 dolls
Tooth Inttruments, aHorted and improved
Hawks bill Tooth lnlruments
Tooth Forceps, Tooth Punches
Tenacu 'uns
I-avemans Gly Ger Machines
tlaitic do. DO. complete
Brats Torniquers-Com do
CAFE AmPutating Inftruments, price SIS doIs
-Amputsting Knifes
SILVER mounted Lancet Cafes, from rs cents
to dolls. 50 cts
AlI0,-A general ahortment Of
". Z Ge5d5 and Groceries, Mines o..
among which are
.. l.. L. Madeira
LitbUn
Sherry
Old Port
Long Cork Claret WINES, f5f quality.
Frontingn4c
Teneritts
Malaga
Cu-rant
Cogniao Brandy, spanifh ditto,
Old Jamaica Spirit, Hollands Gin,
44lso general aIortment ofDYE STUFF5;
among which are,
Camwoot ground,
do stick
Red Wood Roman Vitriol,
Alum Oil do
CoPpera5, Aqua Forts,
Indigo, Nu;gaIs
"C1d ArHatto, Nader
Spis. salt, Sugar Lead,
ClotL.ers lacks,
Physicians Prescriptions attended tc with
accuracy. Medicine Chefs for ihps, or Fami-
he3 prepared a all prices, and faithfully re-
paired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, that he has been du-
y appointed and has taken upon himleh the
trult of admini0rator Oh the eltate Of
EBENEZER bartlett,
late Of OtisfcId, ia the county Of Cumber-
land, yeoMan, dccea!ed, BY giving bond a.
the law direcls-he Their, fore requefs all per
ions who are indebted to the faid deceafcde.
eltate, ~ make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
ame 70 iEZEKlAH FROST.
Aa,gE 27,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

ARTHUR SHIRLEY Printer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

The above Goods have been purchafed
notify for Ca-h, will be loid on the mott lib
eTal terms, and every favor gratefully az
knowiedged. Azg. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

PhyiiciaD's Prescriptions attended t. with
accuracy. Medicine Chefs for ihips, Or Fami-
hes prepared a. all prices, and faithfully re-
paired.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10

pit was necessary to attrsctthe attention. or the
cour, The President. in one OF his messages
10 Congress during it's last session. had meution-
ed letter from Gen. Wikinsonto himself. da-
ted the 2lst of October. as containing important
information. That letter had not yet been pub.
lshed and circumstances IN the course OF the
proceedings relative to his case might require it
to be produced as evidence in his favor. -
Moreover. attempts had been. and might again
be made to infer from certain circufstances. con-
ciusions that his intentions were criminal, IL
might be necessary, therefore. TO produce the
orders of governs. cnt to the officers OF the army
and navy, relative to his case. lie had seen the
orders to the officers Of the Navy, which direc-
ted them to burn and destroy his property.
There was no way to procure those documents.
but by requiring the attendance OF the PRESIDENT
of the United States by writ OF Subpoena dnces
ictun ; in which the papers demanded should be
men ioned.
On this motion of Col. Burr, desu!tory con-
versaton ensued. Mr.. Hay declared that the
government was willing to furnish all the evil
dence which could be obtained from those or
from any other parers in its possession; that he
would consent TO write TO the President and o.
ther public officers for copies of the documents
desired; and. upon receiving, would lay them
before the judges. who might determine whe-
Their they were proper to be Introduced as evi
dence or not.
Col. Bur, and his counsel doubted. however.
whether those papers would be produced, unless
compulsory process should be issued. aud insist
ed also thar the original and not a copy OF Gen.
Wilkirson's letter was necessary to answer their
purpose. Tine court doubted its power TO Issue
Supena duces tecum, to command. the atten-
dance of the President OF the United States {;
and said tina, an argument was needful TO satisfy
it upon tina, point, which argument, it IS expec-
ted, will take place tomorrow (this day. and no
doubt viii be more Than usually interesting and
important.
The court adjourned until tomorrow IL o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10

THE news from Norfolk (Which will be
found in this days Argus) is strange in
deed that Gen. Wilkinson had not left
New Orleans on the 18th of May, and
that the bearer of the intelligence had
heard nothing of his intending to leave it.
Great Joy at this report is no doubt felt by
the Federalists and Burrftes but we trust
they have very little cause for exultation.
q, If Gen. Wilkinson was in fact at New
Orleans at the time specified and was not
preparing fer his journey to this place, it
must have proceeded from his not having
received the orders of the government I;
and that circumstance must have been occa-
stoned by some accidents happening to the
express who was sent to require his atten-
dance, and to the mail which carried dis
patches to him..
We cannot believe the government to
have neglected sending those orders, nor
that he would have disobeye ed, ishe had re-
ceived them. His own character is so
deeply implicated in the investigation now
going on at Richmond, that he would not
willingly be absent, ifpermitted by his SUI
pcriors to be present at the trial OF Col.
Burr much less would he be disposed to
violate their orders, and run the risk of
being broke for his disobedience. If, as his
enemies have insinuated, he is afraid to
meet Col. Burr, and will not dare to APP
pear as witness against the man in whose
guilt he has participated, or whose friends
he has unjustly oppressed, we conceivethat
he would not quietly and uncoucernedly
remain at New-Orleans, Tin the manner
described by the person who made the
communication to the Editor of the Led
ger) but would even forsake the service Of
the v. ). and go over to the SpaDiards.
That very circumstance proves, 1T the re-
port be true, that the Presidents orders had
not reached him. That accident, and ac-
cident only, could have occasioned this is
perfectly evident from the industry mani
Tested by the officers of government to pro-
cure the attendance of the other witnesses,
and the; anxiety which they must feel to
obtain the testimony of him who is consi-
dered as one of the most important.
That such accidents should have hap
pened may seem wonderful to some: but,
when we consider the great distance from
Washington to New-Orleans; the unaC.
countable silence of the western mails ON
this subject the settled state of the wes-
tern territories at present and the number
of partizans Of Col. Burr in those terrific
ries, (some of whom may have designedly
stopped the express or intercepted the
mail, we think it not improbable they may
have occurred. We think it however
most probable that the report itselfmay be
one ofthe numerous fabrications which are
daily circulating; and that Gen. Wilkin-
son may yet be expected here during the
present term of the Federal Court
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10

THE PENTECOSTALC AMP-MEET-
a ING, held at MOUNT HOREB, near
LYNCHBURG, at WHITSUNTIDE, by
the Preachers, and Members, of the ME-
THODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH; be-
gan on Friday the 18th, and closed Thurs
day the Dist of May 1907. The preachers
and people, as in the DAYS of old, came
from the NORTH, SOUTH, EAST and
WEST, the distance of 100 miles: The
congregation on the Sabbath, adiudged to
be 5000 peoplc-40 preachers-32 tents
go protested conversion, and 81 joined the
Church; and the work of sanCtifcation
visible among the protesting christians,
and many who had lost the comforts of re-
ligion, stirred up to a lively faith in JESUS
CHRIST. This meeting was attended
with more than usual regularity and order
the RULES posted up, and read each day
the men and women directed to set apart
in the congregation and respectable,
and regular guard, appointed to reconnitre
the ground during each night to preserve
decorum. So that it is the opinen, no
meeting of It's magnitude heretofore, ex-
ceeded for good order. Many of the
preachers were able " ministers Of The
.Ne7v Te8tdment, zVorkmen that need MT
be ashamed, rightly Dividing the zOOrd Of
trufh"-CleaT, rational and spiritual in
their investigations, and the word found
place in the hearts of the people sinners
were stricken with conviction, and many
were hopefully converted and sanctified.
d" F7aIlelpjuh to the Lamb,
JVho hath hurchGS'd orr fdrdon,
ven hrdise him GgaiH,
WheH te pass oUer Jordan"
At the winding up Of the meeting, it
was requested that at the sound of the
trumpet all who desired to be son the
Lord's side," would fall into the ranks
with us, in a solemn march round the
tents, singing an hymn, suited TO the occa-
sion. SO we started at the Rev. VIM. p.
Martins tent, called the Union Tent; the
ministers in front, the white congregation
second, and the cslored people third un-
til we came to the stage, and then dismis-
sed, with united hearts, and flowing eyes.
We are under special obligations to our
benevolent friend, Col. Edmund Tate, who
has decided us, large and permanent
privilege, with excellent waters, woods
and ways within two miles of the town
westwardly-" He that gives 20 the poor,
lends 70 the Lord, and l will repay him
again saith the Lord"
Persecution, RACES in proportion to the
revivai.....but saws Christ" Blessed arc
We when men snail revile you, and say all
manner of evil of you falsely, for my sake
rejoice and be exceeding glad, for so per-
secuted, they, the Prophets that we're be-
fore you.''-Mat. S II 10.
STITH MEAD, Manager.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-10

Bro,bers. Thomas Rose, B. Norfpli
SHIP Madison, Ios=nb To,d,. kenneburt
Sch'r Packet, David smith B.stos
.s CLEARED.
Sch'r. Polly, Thomas Manchester Boston
Pcughboy, Felix Hayden. Phiadelphia
Liuie Bobb, George Hoxwen, Ba,imo,e
Sloop RESOLUTION, Thomas Cobbs, 10.
Sch'r. Active, John w ailace . ~
Richmond. Isaac Seaman, New Ys,k
S!oop Morning Star, Sieve n Jervis, Philadelphia
George Thomas Collins, NV York
Sch'r. Jane, Ishn Salmon. Charleston
Jane, n. Jackson, Philadelphia
Sch'r. Columbia. rhos. Southworth, Boston
-. B;tsey, A. Baxter. DO.
Sloop MahaIa, rhos' PrYer, Charles. on
Anse'no, Stephen Woodward. Do.
Sch'r. Traveller. Joseph SnpV, Boston
Two Brothers, Abel Borden, New York
Canton, Henry Carer, Do.
Liberty. Machael Lewis, Philadelphia
Feronia. VIM Block, New York
Sloop Caty Maria, Samuel Storer, DO.
Be,sey, T.. Bowen, Providence
President, Elijah Ireland, Philadelphia
Sch'r. Hero, F. Baker. Boston
Sloop Independence. Unphey Scull, philad.
Sch'r. Harriott, Thos. Edwards, Baltimore
Regulator, Edward Sears, T. Do.
Sloop Sally Ann. Samuel Hicks, Philadelphia
Sch'r. Milly, Thos Bythwood, Charleston
Welcome Return, John Creighton, N. Y.
Rebecea < Polly. H. Creighton, Do.
Weymouth. w. w. Weymouth. Do.
sioop Friendship. Thos Walker. Z. Greenwich
Sally. Richard Spencer, Do.
Sch'r. Three Friends, Michael Fisher. Phiad.
Sloop Jenny, John Collins Baltimore
Rhoda &c Sally, Hope Pedrick, N. York.
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T r I Il L
Col. 'Naro,, 95u,,r.
TuEsp.Y, tune g.

Present The Chief Justice ofM' Vn''cd
Stsres, and Cyrus Griffin, District Judge.
IT will be recollecied that on Wednes-
day last, the Sd inst. the grand jury were
adjourned over TO this day, al o'clock.
At the hour of three, all the members APP
pea ID, and their names being called over,
MIR. Hay observed that it was proper
for bin to inform the court, that he had
re- e;ye1 no further information respect
ing gen. Wilkinson except what VAS con-
tanned iu Norfolk pager (the Public
Ledger received by the mail oil this NOR
ming ; paragi aph in which stated that a
vessel had arrived there, in 81 days trom
New Orleans and that al the departure
of the vessel from the latter place, which
must have been about the eleventh OF last
month, gen. Wilkinson was still in New.
Orleans, and nothing was said as to his
intention of leaving il. There we're gen
Iemen on the grand jury just from Nor
folk, who would be able TO state whether
the Information might be relied on or
not. He said that he had confidently ex+
pecled gen. Wilkinson here before this
time but that he might have been led
into the mi take by the information re-
CSNtu from NlEs Ntlillhil' dS W NhS PtO-
Eress which the express had made, when
he saw the messenger on his way to New
Orleans. 1t was possible that in the latter
part of his journey, he might not have been
able 10 move with as much rapidity as upon
his first setting out. Butfrom a knowledge Of
the fact that Gen. Wilkinson was at New
Orleans, at that time, his hopes were much
stronger that he would certainly be here.
The express would go direotly to him, and
he would have nothing to do but TO prepare
for his journey to this place. He wished
tie subject might be postponed for few
days. For the sake of economy, for the
sake Of that Justice which is due to the pub
lie & to the accused, he hoped that no OBJ
lection would be made TO this course. He
was sorry, indeed, TO make the request in
the presence of the grand jury, who had
already manifested so much patience but
for the reasons Just mentioned, he hoped
IT would be granted.
Mr.. Martin read an extract from Nor
folk paper, one day later in its date than
that referred to by Mr. Hay, which convey
ed in substance the same information
col. BHrr expressed a wish that it might
not be inferred from any thing said by his
worthy friend, that he was averse to the
measure proposed.
The CHEF JusHce, after asking whether
II was conjectured by the gentlemen on ei-
ther side that the grand jury would be wan
ting before Thursday next, adjourned them
70 day at eleven O'Clock.
Tie Grand Jury having retired, Col. Bur
observed that he had q molten TO make, 20 which
'[see Norfolk head in opposite pags.]
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Hart. ,..
The BIRDS of SCOTLAND; with o,her Pc
ems-By James Crahame. author of - the Sub
bath " &c
The CURFEW: A Drama in FIVE acts-By
TobIne, author Of the Honey-Moon &c
The TRAVELLERS : or. Music's Fascinz,ie
on; an Operatic Drama, in FIVE scss by A.
Cherry, OF the Theatre Royal Dcury Lane.
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