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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

LOOlY
ON Sunday, the 5th inf. between DR.
~ Deans Westinghouse and the houfe Of
capt. Stephenfon, GOLD WATCH CHAIN
and fmal KEY. Whoever has found it and
will return it to the owner, 1hall be hand
lonely rewarded by
STEPHEN STEPHENSON.
Portland, Nov. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

C.JB giUen far Pat b Pear! 4Albes, BY
Cram & Atherton,
WHO have imported in the 1ips Joleph,
W Henry, Minerva and other lac arrivals
from Englsnd, large and very complete al
iOrtment ~
W'o.Acr, Worqed, Clifton, Linen and
SIX Gods.
A56,-A very complete afortment of Velf
aud Coat Pearl, Metal and Gilt Buttons
L.ite7vie,--iil Crates Earthea Ware--af-
furted for rhe CouEtry traGe.
BIZ the Romeo, from London (via Bottom
they have received an elegant adorrment Of
Ri5bons-6ik Cords, cotton ditto--cotton
Piatt-flk Trimning-cotton ditto-bugle
dito-iilk & cosloa Cords and Tafels-Hat-
bands-GirdIes- Bugle- band5-elegant artif-
cial Flowers and Wreaths-back ELK Viewers
black, bue, white. Pink and peele figured
had plain Sarlenetts, sc, The above Goods
will be fold on the molt advantageous terms,
BY wnolefale only,
.Se5.{LgI OS. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
D. Peafe,

HAS for sale IN afortment of
: 1 Paper-Hanging5 and Borders,
at his auction rooRi, head of Ingraham's
"harf' ON May IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
Taken I'D AdYiH.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fublcri-
Der has been duly appointed E1ecutEI
of the lalt will and tellament ef
CHARLES BISDEE,
late Of Sumner, in the county Of O<toyd yeo4
man. deceafed, and has taken upon herlelf thas
truit, BY giving oonds as the law directs, and
all perionS having demands upon the Eltate or
the laid Charles Bi5bee, are required to exhibit
che fame: and all periens indebted tothe ilua
Eitate, are called upon 70 make payment 70
BULA BlSBEE, ExssHtris.
Skinner, Nov. IL. Nov 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
BENJAMIN RiLhardlon.

Nest door cap Of Burnbars'r Tavern,
LAS for fale, large and elegant aflortment
Il of WARRANTED SLEIGHS,
completely fnilhed-cheaper than can be pur-
chafed in this (tate or ellewhere.
Ayo-A fmall al0rtmeat of SLEIGH HAP-
NESS.
~ Sleigh Work of all kinds, and Sleighs
repaired and elegantly painted, at the fhort-
cit notice. NoV. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
Factory C0tf0n.

Henry Smith & Co.
No. 4. A1n1ey's Row,
HAVE for fale large afortment
of factory, wharp and Filling, and two
threaded whitened Cotton.
JSLy IS. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
SIX Dollars REGARD.

THE fubfcribsr hereby offers the above re-
ward 70 whoever will take ~ Hru,yPyar,
black man, e years old, 3 feet inches high'
and iecure him in any Jail, Or give information
where he may be found 10 that be may BE-
brought to jultice, As he has been guilty OK
running away, whereby his bOpdimen have
had to pay money where they had become
iurety for him. RICHARD BARKER
NoV. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
FOR SALE, By
|. Richardfon.

~. 5, Lozg-WBzyf
200 obIs. Mels and No. Beet,
200 do No. and 3 do
eco half bbls. Mels No I do
so bbls No and Pork,
100 hhds Liverpool Salt. Nov is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
TAKEN UP
Stray Mare.

STRAYED or ftoIen on Saturday evening
: lat, from Aa'o1 Maiabe,'s yard, of Brun-
fwick, white MARE, about fifteen hand,
high, trotts all, about eight years old. Who
ever will return iaid Mare to .4apaa lG,LeBer
of Brunfwick, or Charles B4ekaav. of Falmouth
fhall be Handsomely rewarded for their trouble
Nov. SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
NOTICE

NOIlCE
THE fubfcriher has taken the Hand lately
Il occupied by Major JAMES CHAMBER
LAIN, between the bead Of Ingraham's and
Long Whsrves, in Fore.Areet, where he has
opened
BOARDING HOUSE,
for the accommodation Of his friends and cuff
toners Every attention will be paid to rem
der their accommodation agreeable, by their
humble fervant,
Nov. 90. ABRAHAM BEEMdN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
LIKE NOTICE. Z

TAKE NOTICE !
FOR fale i'll Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
houfes and Store, conveniently Gtuzted for
Trader, being the property of Samuel Spear
Of Bottom For further particulars enquire Of
the fubicriber in Portland.
Ga EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
ABRAHAM BEEMAN.
FOUND,

YESTERDAY, in Mzyl:t Pet, a quantity
Of FEATHERS. The owner may have
them again, by proving property and paying
charges-APply to .4SA BAKER.
Nov, 80.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
FOR SALE OR RENT,
TER-STREET ACADEMY,

II A two story BRIsx HousE, pleasantly situ-
ated, and lately occupied by the Rev. J. Fos-
-ter---Terns of sale or rent viii be very mo-
derase, K. LEWIS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06

h0inaS May,
William Monkey,
James McReedy
II aonlas McCaughen,
Adam Monroe
Patrick McCutchen,
John iMcCrae,
James Nc Kin.
N
John Nelson
Nathaniel Newell
Lewis Nicolas 8.
O
Jane Owens
William Dustin
George Owens
P.
Hezekiah Parker
Mary Palmer
Thomas Patterson
William Patterson
John Pollard
Manford Potter
Allison Post
Joseph Paterson
@
Michael, Quigley, 3
Il
John Rich
John Richards
Robert Robey
Robert B Roberts
William Reynolds
James Roper
S.
Joseph Sinner
William Simmons
Samuel Summers
Thomas Summers
George Stevens
John Shaw IS
Nathaniel Stanwood
George B. Steuart,
John B. Sullivan s.
! Ebenezer Stibbens
! Mary Singleton
William Stoops
Alex. Sanderson, 2
Mary Shotwell
Ebenezer Starges
Joseph Sewer, 2
John Simpson !
+ ID.
Gardner Thompson
John Taylor
Samuel Thomas,
William Taylor
Henry Tattspaw
Benjamin Thompson
Susannah Tracey
Priscilla Thrift
George Talbert &
William P. Terrell
"
Robert Vincent, 2
Monsieur Victor
Robert aNentine, 2
Joseph Veroney
w
Thomas Watson
William Weston; 2
Andrew Woodward
Jacob Walter
Joseph Willesten, 2
Daniel Wright
Eearv Wheat ID.
Lee Washington
William Ward
John Walker.
Elizabeth Wood 5.
Edward White
William Watson
William H. Wcncer
Mrs. Alice Wheeler
Walter w hegerty
James Wilson
Thomas Williamson.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06

John Coward,
Geo. Chap Ln.
: Chilean Colcord,
Whiting Goose,
Daniel Conner,
G. Coleman,
Samuel Cross,
Joseph Commaralle.
David Diclss
Edmond Denny,
Thomas Darnes,.
Elisa Dulany,
Catherine Dade,
Cornelius M'Derinot,
Samuel Dixon,
Samuel Davis,
Samuel Dunlap,
Anne Dove,
Daniel Davis
Mir. Davis,
Thomas Davis,
Miss L. Darn.
E
Wesley Earnshaw,
Drusella Evans,
Joseph Everitt,
James G Evans,
Robert Evaas,
James Evans,
Thomas Eastman.
F
Mrs. Fletcher,
Joseph Ford,
Mrs. French,
John G.. Francis,
James Flood,
Eleanor Franklin,
CT
John. Graham,
-Gilpin,
George Graham,
David Gould, .,
James Gildea,
VIM. Grimes,
Mrs. Green,
Alexander Gibson.
Mons. G.. F.. Gray,
Allen Gunnell,
Bennett Goodrich,
III.
Capt Rich. Hopkins,
William Hackney, 3
N. Herbert,
Richard Humphrey
Real Hartman,
John and S. Harris (
Cudberth Harrison,
Robert Henderson
John Heisler,,
John Hcre,
Robert d. Hough, and
Co. -
MFR. Hineman,.
John Holland,
Susannah Hamblston,
John Head,
William Hunter,
Doctor G.. iDiHanson,
Robert Harris,
Joseph Hopkins,
William Hummer,
William OR JosiahHall
Mrs. Margt Johnson.
George
October 3. Isl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06

a
Sally Alliscn
William Adams, 4
Joseph Alexander,
Charles Alexander,
5 Cath. + Alexander,
john Adams
B
Mr.. Butler,
John Bail,
THOMAS Bas ford,
Alexander Bickerson,
Esizabeta Bayley
William Barker,
James Babbidse,
Lucinda battie,
Els Bennett.
MarIlla Bucknsr,
/, John Butler, s
Captain ). Butler,
Abrals&in Brett.
Henry / Baser:
Samuel Bond,
Joseph Brightnlan, &
Mary Billy,
Andrew BaiGe,s.
Mrs Nelly baker,
Mrs. Bell. $
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
A List of Letters,

Rerraa;;npiiag in the POST OFFICE, salesa'
drfa, October L, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06

20 K OFFIIL, Ntct1"s
Der l, 1907.
Jacob Johnson,
Thonlass I Jones
Henry Jones,
John Johnson
Il.
Mrs. Julia Kerr,
John Kennedy,
Samuel Kirk,
Thomas Kirby,
Francis Keen,
l..
Elizabeth Landers,
Mrs. Lewis, 2.
Lloyd Logan,
Peter. Iloggins,
John Lomax,
Hugh Luttrill,
Joshua G. Law, Il.
Robert Lindsay
Nm. Lindsay,
Richard H. Love,
Stephen Lynch
M
Thomas May,
William Monkey,
James McReedy
Tomas McCaughen,
Adam Monroe
Patrick McCutchen,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
SuWarroW Boots.
Holm @. FRANCIS,
From, Aew- York,

From .Aesp- York,
N ESPECTFULLY informs the public.
IN that he manufactures Su7parrosy- Boots
with all the modern improvements warranted
equal to any inthe United States, After ma
nv years of experience in his business, he has
discovered q new. method ofretaining the elias
ticitv In. boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever 50 badly shaped. He makes boots of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows--Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
Jetferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please to call and sec Tor
themselves, at his shop in king-street, be-
tween Mr.. Most's and Mr. Aodgkin's tavern,
January S. dom
N. B. he inteads selling cheap for cash.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY #a8, 1897.
N g TIC L.

THE Members Of the Washington soci-
'ety Of Alexandria, are hereby Notified, that
their Anniversary Meeting viii be held at Mr,
Gadsby's hotel, on. Monday the 2Sd instant,
at Ii O'Clock in the forenoon, whore punetuaI
attendance is requested The Society will
move in procession at Il O'Clock, aecompaii-
ed by the Teacher and Scholars Of the Wash
ingtop Free School, to the Episcopal Church,.
where an Grafton will be delivered by Fran.
els Lightfoot Lee, Esq.
BY order Of the Standing Committee,
6. Deneale, Secy.
February IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
Liverpoea2 Salt, .atloat.

Liverpool Salt, ,afloat.
z'hc Cargo 9th schooner Thomas Jefter
on, Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting OF
90 4,ogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For sale by
Lawrason and FoWlc.
lETAo hare also ks1:ding from sasd schooner,
100 boxes mould candles
chests young hyson tea &.
4 bales Becrboon GuFrahs
30 boxes chocolate IL.
5 hogsheads N E.run 81
80 kegsfresh raisiis.
IN STORE, go.
Rs ehests Young hyscn TEAS
Is DO imperial first guahtg.
Is bales Beefbooa Gurrahs
e do. Plains
z do. Kendall cottons
SO rolls heavy Ravens dutk
2 cases hats
1000 pair coarse and fine shoes
Is Is tsag ah4seyoass Sugars.
15o barrels n. E. rum
4 hogsheads Grenads do.
pipes Rebus wine
400 kegs, and 90 kids salmea
Half barrels asd kids OF beef
400 boxes seap
SO boxes chocolate
SO do. goldfish.
Dseemirr az. -. -. : !. r. -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18

JOSEPH II. VAUDEVILLE
KING STREET,
At his Grocery 6 Flour Store,
HAS ON HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
Muscovado SUGAR ct various qualities
Moore's Loaf and Lump do.
NdOLASSES in hhds.
.Ha9anna HONEY
Imperial,
Hyson, IEAo,
COFFEE s CHOCOLATE
Spanish -SEGARS in boxes
.RAISINS in kegs ard boxes
Jalraica and Antigua SPIRIT, cid and good
( Low priced Mest-India RUM
New-Englana do.
Trench and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WHISKEY
Stoughton's BITTERS lii bottles ;.
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
or BY the bnshel
American GUNPOWDER 49,.
Wrapping Paper, Demijohns, Snuff in bot
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
per, &c.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
20 bis whole or gross HERRINGS
100 bis. cut do.
% bis. SHAD
Clover Seed.
Cheshire CHEESE Of an excellent quality.
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lust Received,

tSasN4ees llSt ANSSSi w.
AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
pipes L. P. Madeira WINE
half do. do. do.
pipes Cognac BRANDY, 4th proof
Wad5woYth s Butter,
WHO HAVE ON HAND,
90 hhds. Jamaica RUM, 18th proof
10 do. St Croix do. sdsSeddo.
do. New-England do.
pipes Holland GIN
2 do. country do.
hhd.L. market Madeira Wine ola saper
4 quarter casks do. do. riorqu'ty
do. do. L. P. Teneriffe do. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January -.
l3 hI1ds. SUGAR Of good qualify,
55 bb,s. 90. do.
pipes 4th proof Brandy
or. casks Sherry Wine Of excellent
ii do. do. Malaga do. ) quality.
Boxes Of Cotton Cards
Sacks of Licorioe Root and Sage
Barrels Of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And assarge quantity of Red Sole Leather,
Esr Sale by
Benjamin Shreve, Jun
July IS. d
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!. SEINE TWINE..

1000 pounds excellent Seine Twine.
ALSO,
10 quarter casks Port Wine
10 boxes Spermacaeti Candies
II kegs fresh Ralsins---
For sale By
atnes Sanderson.
January 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
JAMES BACON,

n w EaS ID i1SISs
M. e.pocrpx crour .sso, sETus-a,,ee.. hosa
cgestor ~ his f,,.y:er sack. addcd
e.an, c,,n.l., ~ Ca,,;ne ArtieIex,in
- = 80 : ff,y - 49,
Me GROCERY Lihe;
Whloi makes his assortment compete.
is 't'sc e5ess fsr sale, on ms usual l070 terms
Mulcovado Sugars, OF various qua
Ities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
sGunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS
:Ifyson, particularly selestl
Young Hyson, edtor
Hyson-skin, and 4 family use.
Seuchong
Rest green Coffee.
Chocolate, OF a superior qualitY
Madeira,j }
BuselIos,
Sherry, .
Lisbon, m ~ o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

y gsf ." T. .
Patent Elastic Suspenders,
70 be had, wholesale aud retail, Of the Pa
.tentee, next door below Mr. Alcxande
MsKenzie's, lever end of Prince-street, A
lsxe9dria.
THEY furpass any yet extant, Tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters ofvessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-Indies,
spsnish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
N. Is. The battons ca the back parts oftlIe
wastband ought to be. placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons en-
the suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the ease Designed
in tho eoRstrueaea of the article.
Richard Horwell.
.6.sSC,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
BY fhe dozen or single skin-ferl sale, at
HorweR's Patant Suspeaasr Msaaaetery, IN
yuf $ alsm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-03
TRIAL
OF
COLONEL A. BURR.
MOTION FOR COMMITMENT.
EXAMINATION OF EVIDENCE.
[cosrlsuED.l
MONDAY, September Fl.

sTan,rs VI DozueN again called in.
Mr.. Hay. How far did your evidence
go, on former examination!
Mr.. Wirt. The court stopt him within
the limits of the u. States.
Mr.. Hay. Do you recollece any thing
tbs, passed after you left the mouth OF
Cumberland!
The Witness replied to successive inter.
rcgatories, that he saw 8 or 10 arms In
the boat which he sat out in, the boat of
capt. Tyler aud major Smith, that he sczv
guns, but not so many, 10 the other boats ];
that col: Tyler was the captain Of that
boat; that he thought there were about
1870 men at Coles's Greek; that little be-
low Bayou Pierre the boats stopt and col.
Barr got out he knew nothing Of clear.
ing ground for exercising the men; he did
not see the boxes opened that some OF
the bsxes were 4 feet long aud some 6,
that they were heavy, and he could not
lift them; he saw 6 or Z boxes; tfAta tew
miles below Coles's Greek they went up on
a hill aud formed a circle. Col. Burr told
them he was thorn in their side 30 long
as he remained with them; that he had
been taken with them two or three times;
he had been carried on his trial to Wash.
ipgson and he was now about 70 leave
than; he told them what was his, was
theirs falluding, as the witness suPposes,
to his property and that they might 80
on aud settle the Ouachita country, which
he had purchased.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-03
October 8.
Forty Dollars Reward,

Fer delivering to ME or securing m any goal,
Y zuithout this county, so that 1 may get Meas
again,
The Negroes JACK and JACOB,
who left their homes on the night of the 2sth
September. They are both aged about 90
Jack is stout likely black fellow, about five
feet ten inches high, has large feet and walks
rather aukwardiy, one fhis little fingers Las
little or no nail--he had on when he went "a
way drab colored roundabout, coarse linen
shirt and pantaloons Jacob, five feet eight
inches high, is of lighter complexiors and
is strait and well made; he has thick poutlng
lips, and has a. scar or two on his forehead
He had on new wool hat when he lett this,
a blue roundabout with small navy buttons,
blue, and striped waistcoat. 1t is probable
they will change their names aad cloaths, and
they will, it is believed, keep together.--Half
the above sum will be given if they are taken
IN this county and all reasonable charges paid.
Richard X. Meade.
Frederick County,
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FRoM THE NoRFoLK HERaID.
Ms.O'CosNoR,

Sir, 7s
As the friend of Doctor Stark 10 his
gair with capt. Gordon, !! conceive it my
duty 10 remove any uniaveTable impress
sion tia, the statement oflieu:. Crane may
have made on the public.
We agree as to the stipulation. that if
either OF the principles fred before the
word was given, The friend Of The gentleman
fred 90, had the privilege OF shooting
him" Bot an confident that DR.. S-ark
did not FIRE until the word was finished it
was second or TWO before capt. Gordon
discharged his pistol. and Immediately
called gu, " yon have Gred before the
word. - Lieut. Crane then leyelled his
pistol and shot ny friend, at the same
time speaking 10 the most insulting man
ner. Can any man soppose for moment
that man who had stood six fires before,
would ate II pit TO rake such an advantage
at the seventh No sir it canno. be Gre
dited. Besides capt. Gordon might have
retained his fire so as to take better aim
j stsi! now leave the public to judge be.
tween The parties, promising, that when
Dr.. Stark RECEIVERS from his wound, full
and candid statement Of facsa shall be laid
before then.
am sir,
Your obedient servant,
Al. NTCONNICo.
September %, 1907.
.Erou, thr RICHMOND E.WQULRER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-03
Cross. Examined.

MI BUR. Liza you zee &c 6f5Eazss5EsEsNSN'A
kinson at New Orleansi 4. do c, w
whether I saw him. G. Who Invite ,
70 come here a. II was supmones
Pennsylvania.
Mr.: Blannerhassett. Do you
lect being Deans boat? a. do >
you recollect thar it's roof was ltaky TT
do. Do you not recollectl expressed some
fears lestthe leaks might irjurc myboxes {
Ia. 4 do not recoilect.
Israel Miller.
Mr.. Hay. Were you at the moatb of
Cumberland A. was. went dowa
with Mr.. Tyler from Pennsylvania. Q:
Had you any communication With M.
Burrs A.. 1 was introduced TO Mr. Burr
by Mr.. Tyler at the Island oppcsie si'c
mouth OF Cumberland ineyer held any
conversation with Mr.. Burr G How
many men were st the moush Of Cnnber.
land ? A. GA ne whole sbstweee 60 md
70 Il am ,ct,ain there asre TO 1co @.
What did Nlr. Barr s.y to the parry on III.
island? a. lie ssid b.. had scme,hlrg 10
communicate, which he would tase ano.ner
time for. Mr.. N'Ras How many boats
were at The mouth Of Guns ,Isod A.
bslleve TO- q How many men 10 each
boat? 4. There were Z IA he baa, I be-
longed TO, ! know nal. how many VIE ID
the Others.
Gross. Examined.
Mr.. Burr. How many m wentfrom
Blannerhsssetts island *. Alb ut 81.
. Were these men used o labor; To farm.
ing or mechanics A. Mos, Of them were
fit for II. There were only a fzw of h=m
DOT used 70 labor. G Did ;hey rot do
hard work !! A. They did. @. what.
arms did they bring from Blaaneilsa SETS
islands q. ITsaw only oae biuode.bas4,
one fuSee aud a pair OF p:s,ofs. q. How
much powder : A. saw only small K; G.
G. How many pounds do yen .eppo-e /.
contained a. About 10 or Is G Were
they DOT sltori otp9Wdc' 20 xii game; did
they not very os,en come into your boat g.
borrow sowe? A.. 'rhey did. Q: Waat
kind OF game: A. Lucks aed:utkles.
Mr.. lgcRaes Do thcy XII shs kid cf
game with bullets A. Yes.
MIR. Burr. If the gsn tensau had. ever
been in Kentucky, he would have known.
that twas considered ingarious there, 10
kill a squirrel or even ducks with any hing
but bullets. 80
y =. t1.tY3 ~
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Lost or Mlslald,

A LIGHT hogshead Tobacco Note, on
IA Aquia Warehouse dated 2lst of april,
1907, marked A G no. .73-gross weight is
not known without reference to said ware
house--tare lo5-inspected by Stone and f.
derington, for Alexander Cummings-the c
may be construed as Cite public are here
by forenarned from purchasing SAID Note, as
it will be. stopped at the warehouse and anew
note issued.
James M. Robertson.
October 8. 81
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val here, though four days have already e
lapsed. s. /
alerarnrta Dajlp aDbertfser.
SATURDAY, OcToBER s.

A Quebec paper Of September 4, observes,
" That the whole of the Indian nations have
offered their services to the British govern
rnent in case OLA war with the q I. States"
The attempt ofthe English upon the Danes
is a bold stride, and has the appearance of an
enormous act Of injustice against a neutral and
unoffending people. The British must be pre-
pared with some charges Of secret hostility,
or pleas of strong necessity, to justify ttothe
whole world, From the former spirit of the
Danes, we may conclude that they will not
readily yield to the demand, unless it is thro'
a preference of falling into the hanGs of the
English rather than those of the French.
Salem Gazetfe.
s Caesar has had the testimony Of ages to his
bravery; and yet he refuses a challenge from
.a,athony. He very calmly answered the bea-
rer of the message: !" If Anthony is weary of
his life, tell him, there are other ways to
death, besides the point of my sword. How
happy had we more examples of such magma
nimity
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enemy had shewn 40 disposition to attack
Alexandria, the forti6cations Of which had
been considerable strengthened. They
had collected however between seven and
eight thousand men near Rosetta. Our
prisoners at Cairo il is said were in gene
raj 10 good heahh and treated with kind
ness. Several messages had passed be-
tween general Frazier and the Pacha, re-.
speeding then.
Sir JAMES Craig, whosis going out az
commander il chiefof the British forces
In North America, we understand will
take three regiments with him of which
the Sd Cor old Bluffs is TO be one.
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(Con:i,,G L ?, 81, fol~ih bagc.)
coming t. ~. r=cci.ecJon, have examin-
e amongst my old papers, and found the
cypher, which is IT your. service, fit, and
the circumstances connected Herewith,
can in any way, advantage you. Pray
snatch one moment, if possible, aud let
your friends here know how you feel and
are situo.> a, sc. SC. Your flvors by Mr.
J. Johnson, all came safely to hand, and
have warmed the feelings of your friends
in this quarter. / pray God to keep You
in his hoiy protection and that he may
make thine enemies thy footstool: Fare
well. l.. CONVICTION.
Gen. JAS: WILKINSON.
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NORFOLK, Oct. -.

On Saturday The examination oCthe wit.
HeSses before the Court Of Iuquiry Held
ON board the Chesapeake commenced.
-Four OF The officers were examined, but
considering ourselves restricted from
publishing any part Of the testimony, we
soaIhonly observe that the proceedings of
'he court were conducted with great can.
dour and decorum. The witnesses gave
very clear, and as far as we could Judge
very impartial testimony.