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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Hard Oare Goods.

William Goddard.
HAS received by hips Jofeph and Henry
u L. from Liverpool, very extenfive add
ton to his ltock of Sadlery, Cutlery & Hard.
Ware Goods-which he offers for fale Inv
and retail, on the moR reafonabIe
terms. LIKEWISE.
$50 boxes beft Crown Glars, ali fizes from
by 7 to 10 by l2
1So calks wrought Nails, all iizes
tons lheet Lead
70 doz, bef Engiiih ShoveIs and Spades
70 doz. Frying pans
100 doz. belt Sewing Irvine
s ca1ks flat Irons ....
Large Quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chailr
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart iron, Weights
7, "A and 28w do do
Bocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blacktnith's Anyis and Vices.
ALSO,
An aliortmen: of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
a very great variety of Joiner's Planes.
Sgt %. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
n. L. POOR.


LAS taken Store No. 8, A1ulsey'i Rorp, IN
u l. Mule Sfyea-where he is now open
ing very complete aAortment of
Fajbi0nable, FANCY q Staple Goods,
which will be offered for fale at the lowest
Boston prices, for Cath only
The following Articles compose part OF
his adortment
Superfne and common Broadcloths, black,
blue, mix'd, olive X brown, ali prices
from otto 81 per yard
Black, blue and drab CafIimeres--
Ladies Perleffe Cloths u CaGimeres---
Black, mix'd and plain Bennett Cord
Surtout Cloths, al eoIo,t, qualities and pyiaer,-
Fearnaughts-
Common y Superfine Coatines-
SYansdcwn u Fancy-COrd for Vellings--
SwanslIn-- Baizes and Flannels--
Roie Blankets, from 5-4 TO 1914 Gzes--
Tollinets, new patterns, Of the present Lon
don faihions-
Hofiery-- Ladies ELK, cotton and worried
Gertlemen's do do do.
Ladies cotton
Glovos-lllk, cotton and Beaver
Ladies Habit do.
Gentlemen'e ELK do.
India Cottons, English and IDdia Checks
Common and luPerfne London printed
Cambrics and Calicoes--
India Caicoes-COpperplates--
Liuens and British Shifting Cottons--
Diapers and Table Linens
Ginghams, Dimities, Veivets--
Worried Sattinets--
Elegant "A and GA fancy cotton Shawls--
PLAIN and hair-cord cotton Cambrics-
98 and Ga larsnet Cambrics, al eoZors--
Book Mullins, Chambray Mullins with a
variety Of other articles not enumerated.
CARPEIINGS:
An aiIortment Of Figures and Prizes which
cannot fail to pleale.
AL0, on Co yfgn1ieat, an Invoice Of MILlN-
AIRY, amounting TO < so ftering, which con-
taius very great siortnent of that article
all Of which will be fold Lawful for Sterling.
! NcV. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

STOLEN from the 1iop Of the fu5fcriber On
n the night Of the 3oth ult, about thirty Or
forty Calf Skins, part Of which were marked
with perfons names with pen, VIZ. one mar
ked Benjamin Smith, one DO. capt John Low,
one or two capt. Dimon Hubbard, and
number more with different marks not now
recolleGted part Of the above we're bIacked
on the flefh and part on the grain. AJo, 2
number Of Sheep ikins BACKED on the grain.
Airo, one Gde Of Cordovan meats Leather
expect there was taken at the fame time fome
thick upperleather Whoever will fecure the
hief or thieves, and Leather, III aIlbe entitled
10 the above reward, or tn dollars fer the leaih-
e only. JOSEPH CURTIS,
Ksanr6nn{, No. 9, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Munroe q futile,

No. l, Uaion Ro7O, - A4ldRe-grrcf
iLIAVE jul receive and now offer for iale
IA an extenllve ahortment Of
| SIX, and Cott9n Go1d5,
viz. WOOLENS.
Superfne "a, black, blue, drab, brown and
corbeau BroadcloIhs
/ bale low priced blue do
| bale black, brown and mixed do
Superfine black, blue, brown & drab Caflimere:
Dark, mixed, patent Cords and Satinets
Superfne drab Kerierys Blue plains
Superfnr drab and brown Costings
bales aiiorted Bazes
do Flanneis
do Role Blankets, from 5-4 to IA
! do Dufil do
Swanldown and 1oinet Velting
Patent Benner's Cord 90
Blue and black Serges
"A and 6 a Outfits
6uperiine and common Calicces
Ir,iia do. Furnitures
Ginghams and Chambray Mullins
Lace CambrCs and Mullins
do Shawis
Fine "A and GA cotton Cambrics
Lace Wells Cotton d.
Cap and Habit Patterns, 4 ne very elegant
Engliih Shirting COttons
Long Cloths
A large afortment India Cuttons, every price
Cambria and common Dimoties
Cotton Checks
Cotton and fix Sufpenders
Cotton Umbrellas
Black and colored Velvets and Thickfett5
Tapes, Threads, Bobbins, Bindings Gallons
Lace Trimmings
Angola anG Lambs Wool Hoie
Black, white and grey mixed do
Men and women's cotton do. fome very fine
Silk of every Description
Black ftriped Calimancoes
do PLAN 30
Black and blue ShaIloons Wy
Durants, Tammies, Runels
Bombazets and Wildbores
Mems Venetian Beaver Gloves
Yorktan and mock doe do
Black and white fix do
White, fate, role, do
Black and white French do
Black and lored I.uitrings
Handkerchefs, Black Laces
Black and white Yelling, SILK ShawIs
Sarlnets and Modes
Purfes, fix Cords, fix Buttons
Ribbons Of every defcription
Ben double Forentine for Vefirg
Striped Satin and Silk Velvet do
80 and rs plain Silk Vevets
cafes "A and rs Irifh Linens, from no to
l9f per yard
Brown Hollands, Checks, Threads
2 cartons Of elegant Thread Laces-with a
variety az other articles which will ne fold |
very cheap. Mn. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Rowe & Keus.

~ LsPEcTFULI.Y inform their friends and
: the pusiic N general that they have re
commereed bsiiluefs at their former hand AZ
O. Ms2ess-R ss--mhere they have for iAle a
general slortment Of
rail and Winter G95ds,
much cheaper than ufual.
They expeStvcry .ihortly sIarge additional
fuPply, Which VIII render IL cir ahortment
very complete. leptf) Oc7. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
John P. Thurlton & Co.

John P. ThurRon s. Co.
HAVE for fale, now landing from fhip
John x Adam, Capt. Knight, from Liv-
erpcol.
1900 Hhds. LiveEposl Salt
Is Chaldron Coal
I3S Crates c. Q. Earthern Ware, nut up
purpolely for Havanna and French markets
nden:itisd 10 debensuse
81 Crates Junk Bottles
20 Groce Muitard DO.
30 Boxes half pint Tunbers
so DO. q by S-8 by 1910 by 1915 by l8
Window Ciafs
20 Bottles Superfnc, Fine and Com. Co.
Pal Warmth
So Caiks fine Eu M lftard
3 DO. Copperas-5 DO Alum
8 Do. White Lead-lO DO Red Lead
10 Sheets milied lead ID * 3 I-2lb per
iqnare foot
Caf1s Patent Shot
F.II. Com. Lamp Black
bbl belt do. do
HID. Chalk Bbi. Lytharge
10 Blacksmith Anvii5
10 DO. bright Vices
~ Boxes 40 | Cam. No. /, &Dx Tin
plates
$50 VT. Iron Wire anorted
10 doz. Long AID ihor; handled Frying
pans
30 Quireq Sand Paper
10 Cwt IRON Block buihes
10 Nets fmAli weights
50 Sadh weighs
IA Small Paussd Scale beams anorted
20 Boxes Pipes
$50 Stone Jlgs and Butter pots.
ALSO IN STORE,
50 Chefs EIyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong
and Bohea Teas, warranted the belt
100 Boxes Spernaceti Candles
80 Bhis. Clear NJ A1efs No. l & 2 PorI
t1hds retailing MoIafes
81 Caiks Z. Nails tor expectation enlitle,
TO debenture
LOO Bbis. Sup. Flour, &c. &C. wholeiaE
a reta;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

HAS jult received from Or spalding of
: Po'tlmouth, fuppIy of lrefh and ptou;n.
Cow Pox matter; and that vacr;n,t;r, ,';,I
good matter la'eo from the puRule 4, prop
& time 7 2 irre and ertain preventative 81
the ln'AH pox' no one at this day, believe,
''"'lIo uouOT- PmIL1nl, Ny. 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
IT, NJ. U T. hfayaale Ollie
POI tLaa2, OR. %, 1907.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that fhe has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon herfeIf the
rfUlt of adminillratriA On the eltate of
WILLIAM WESTON, Jun.
late Of Brunfwick, in tie county Of CumBer.
land, gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond IL
the law directs--fhe therefore requeiis all per-
iOns who are indebted to the laid deceafed's
eitate, 70 make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 70 er-
hbIt theiane to MAXI WESTON
Ncg o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
THKE NOTICE

EOA tale ia Turner, Dwelling Houle, out
hou'eS and Store, conveniently ftuated fer
trader being the property Of ,Sa,quel Ssra,
OF boiton.-- For further particulars enquire o.
the iublcriber in Portland.
OS' AZ EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Il tsz0 T6kefs and .2uarteyJ

Il fel0 7ltkef5 ana !E1drteFJ
n the 4ztqsftgg Lettsry, 10 commence draw
ing S,h November, and Havard College
Lottery, to draw the fra Of January, may be
had of Stephen pattep.
rrTickets, Halves, Quarters and Eighths,
il the above Lotteries, for iale ct the fhop of
SETH CLARK, Hb-frcef.
Oh. II G. w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

Cab giUen far Pat . Pearl ltbcf, By
Cram 4 Anterior,
XNIHO have imported IN the fhiPs 3ofeph,
w Henry, Minerva and other laie arrivals
from England, large and very complete az
fortment of
Wo2AeE, Wlxfed, Cstt9H, Linen and
Six Goods.
Ayo,-A very complete aAortment Of Ven
and Coat Pearl, Metal and Gilt Buttons,
LikeTUi5e,--lll Crates Earthen Ware-af-
forted for the CouHtry trade.
BY the Romeo, from London Via BORon,O
they have received an elegant afortment Of
RibbonS-filk Cords, cotton ditto-cotton
PIa!t-iIk rrimming-cotton ditto-bugle
ditto-lilk & cotton Cords and TadeIs-Hat-
bands irdles-Buge- bands-elegant artifi-
cial Flowers and Wreaths-black fix Velvets
black, blue, white, Pink and peeGe figured
Ind plain Sarienetts, &c, The above Goods
will be fold on the mott advantageous terms,
by wholelale only,
Portland O3. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
NOTICE.
THE Firm Of CHEyEP & MANA,

THE Firm Of CLEVER & MAHAN,
isnow altered, and Bufnef. will IN fu-
ture be done under the firm of ABIJAH
CHENkR & Co.-who offer for fale, a large
afortment of
MUFFS & TIPPETS,
juit ilniihed, which together with what they
will have ffnilhing, during the Fall and Win
ter, will be the greatelt aGortment ever offer.
ed in the Di(tric Of Maine, including al
kinds, fashionable and uleful. AS the faid
Mutf's aHd TiPpets are and will be manufac-
tured under their own infpection, they will
be warranted TO be the beit of each kind !:
well made, and no deception in them. Thev
arc offered lower by wholelale and retail than
can be bought in town, aud Cunomers will be
made ienilble oft on comparing.
As MAHAN is about to leave
Portland, all Notes and Accounts due 10 Chs
YER Y MAHAN, over 90 days fanding mun
be immediately fettled-and thole who hav,
demands asa'n0 faid firm will pleale to call a
above and have them adjuned Immediately.
l. ABIJAH CHEEVER,
JOHN MAHAN.
Por!iana, O.7. l9 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
N 7TCE.

y UN AWAY from me the fublcriber on
= the goth ult. an indented apprentice ma
med JAMES REMICK; all perfons are for
bic harbouring or truIting him on my account.
Whereas, the aforefad James R4Dirk has re-
ported that the term OF his apprentiihip ha.
expired, the public are hereby informed that
the inbicriber has an indenture Ggned bv tn,
laid James, and Sarah Remiclz, his mother. fl,
the feryices Of the faid James until The 2otl
Of Oct. 1908.
Nov. 9 ALEXANDER pzppJo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

Portland Bene0Oient Society.
He fnbfcribers to the Funds of iaid Soci-
\ ETY. are hereby notified, That the fecone
lnltalment Of their subscriptions, will becomd
due on the tn ina They are. RESPECTFULLY
requeoed to iend, or call aud pay the fame to
the iublcriber on that day.
L Is hoped they will be punctual in com
Pliance with this requeh, a. it will fave the *
pence of Collector. and benefit the Inslitu
ton. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Tyeass,ey.
Wov. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

f. Greeley & Co.

E. Greeley & Co.
+ AVE received by the flips Jgf6b e Hen
: : ~, 80 packages Of Goods-coniling Of
Broad Cloths, Plains, Coatings, Baizes, Fan
els, Blankets Velvets' Carpeting, &c.-being
consignment aud direct from the manufaGto-
rles, will Be fold 1t COT and charges and on
liberal credit.
ALSO,
90 5b's. prime Pork
Is hhds. Sugar
20 Chefs Hyfon, Hyfon Skin and Sou
chong Tea
40 calks RaiGns
pipes Brandy
so bbls. Loaf Sugar.
Sept %. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

Ne CI, Stots5ereet-BOSTON
HAVE received per lliips Packet, prefdent
Adams and Sally, from Liverpool, a We.
~ compeat anorlmei6 of
HARD-W1ARE GOODS
COMPUTING al articles Of Coarjs Zroanenge,v
CafAsyy aud Sadaesy-Wayes, which they offer
for imall advance and on liberal credit
by the eariie!t arrivals from London and BriC.
tol, further fuppies are anticipated-On
hand, about so tons ailorted
C5f.LY1 q HoL57v- Ware.
Sept. IS [sm.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
NAHE IT0M

Ht iubicriber informs thofe who nav
! with 70 learn the art Of Navigation, NE
OF charts, &c. that he will give initrucions
IN the lame, at his houfe near The O1c,4,,t,,.
m - LEMUEL MOODY.
&C. Z SIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
TAKE NOTICE.

IHKE NOTICE.
THE Stockholders of the United INariae 81
Fire Ls'araaes Company of Portland, are
hereby notified to meet at their Office, on
Zbe5dgy the 18th day Of November, int at 3
O'Clock, p NJ. TO I'll the vacancy in tie
Board Of Directors, occaiioned by the rehgna-
tion of Jsf5ua Rsge,s.
BY 0rae1 eft5s P,efirzf and Dirs7ors
JOHN WATSON, Sssfg.
U. NJ U r. hylayaa1e OEee 2
Po'haa9, OR. %, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Dancing Sebe0I.

M I. LABBoTIERE respectfully inform,
- ms friends that he will commence rs.,
quarter for the Pra6tifng Balls on Tl,urids.
next. Apply At his DweiIing-houfe. ~ J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Rife and C0ti0a.

N OW landing from fchrs Mercury and An
lie, and for lale at NJ Is, Uaiaa ma, :
Whole and half asks Rice,
bales Upland Cotton. NJ. Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
C. & J. Fox.

At No. 4 q ), Souil fds Lo7g-WJayf,
HAVE for fale,
90 barrels clear Pork
20 do Navy Mefs do
20 do No. 1 Cargo do
chefs Hylon Tea, Z f,o ..r,.
do 10 Skin do |T q4a.'y'
10 toRs aforted Nail Plates fro 40 to god
ALSO,
Ship Cbandlery,
a: ufual, Oh the moR liberal terms.
Oh, 70. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

A Ne
ted BY the Hon. Samuel Freeman, efq.
Judge Of Probate for the county Of CurabeF-
land 10 receive and examine the claims Of tie
1everal creditors TO the eflate of
JOHN HossAcK,
late Of Portland in the county Of Cumberland
housewrIght, deceafed, repreiented IpfoIvepr
give notice that six months from the 2etb
of October, laft, is allowed laid Creditors 70
bring in, and prove their claims, and we fllal,
attend that fervice at the houle Of Enoch IT,
ley, in Portland, the iecond Tuelday Of thin.
and the five following months, from TO s
O'Clock, T. Nj. ENOCH MSLEY,
NoV. 7B. @. WARREN.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fubscri.
bers are appointed Commilloners on the
eltate of
THEoPHlLUS BACHELDER,
late Of Georgetown, in the County Of Lin
coin, yeoman, decealed, reprefented infolvenr,
and fix months are allowed the creditors 70
laid eltate to exhibit and prove their claims ,
TO this end the luhlcribers will attend at the
Dwelling houle Of the widow Inn Ba.belgo,,
IN iaid Georgetown, on the hrft Tueiday of
the four following months, at O'Clock 7. NJ
Of each of faid days.
WILLIAM LEE.
ISAIAH WYMAN.
Gsorgeto~vn, oar "a, 1907. Nov. >.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 All concerned, that ne has been dulv
appointed and has taken upon herfeIf tie truil
Of AdmiEiltTatrix on rhe effate Of
Ohm HAsSACK,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland
Houle wright, deccaied, by giving bond A. ths
law directs-the therefore requelts all nerf3ns
who are indebted to the laid deceafed's eRate
20 make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO BETSY HAScACK
Nos: 2.
HHEiublcribet hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that ihe has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken npon herfeif the trnlt
OF Admlnlitratrix on The ehate Of
SAMUEL PEARSON,
| late of Portland in the county of Cumberland.
cabinet maker deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs She therefore requeRs All per-
fons who are indebted to the aid deceaied's
estate, 10 make immediate payment and tnofg
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit The
fameto SUSANNAH PEARSON, or
JAMES MURRAY, Of F1lrrsrt5,
on. 2s, 1907. (N2y
TO LET
| THE fore lately occupied bv Mr.. GEORGE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
TO LET.

THE fore lately occupied by Mr.. George
BOnnel at the head Of Richardron's
Wharf-apply to |. RICHARDSON
Nov 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Joleph Pope,

No. Z, MaBy'I-RoTU,
Has confantIy for ialc, FACTOR1- COT
TON 1-ARN for weaving, knitting and
fewing. LIKEWISE,
Lodtf and Limp Sugar,
which being coniignnent, will b. fold on
the mott realonabIQ terms.
Iob Mo. 5. [oc5l (3nn)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

ARTHUR SHIRLEY Printer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fubscri-
bers are appointed Commiaioners on the
elate of
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
FRESH GOODS.

The Subscriber has lately received an
addition to his assortment of Merchan-
disc, which will be sold very reasonable
for Cash or good produce. AS he in
tends to be more limited in Crediting IN
future, he hopes those who havr>been-
favoured will consider their interest and
pay off their accounts before the first OF
September ensuing, toslvoid common
unnecessary MISUNDERSTANDING with
their very humble Servant,
JOHN WHITE
Wheeling Sd June 1907,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
2s DOLLARS REWARD

Win DC given by the Subscriber, or
Capt. ID. Cassat of Wheeling, for appre-.
hending and delivering in the Jail in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, certain Isaac Rodes,
who robbed me, at sundry times, to the
amount of six or seven hundred dollars
worth of goods out of my store, in the
town of Frankfort. He is a German,
and speaks broken English. He is about
% years of age, S feet 10 inches high,
Pock-pitted, stoop-shouldered, stoutly
made. AS l have been robbed by put
ting confidence in scoundrel, 1 will
pay the above reward and all costs for
bringing him to Muskingum Jail.
JOHN d. SEEMANN.
Frankfort, May 29th, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

STRANGE, and the request Of Pennsylvsr
MIA, must proceed from his rooted anti
pathy to the English, and villainous
designto connect the western country
with the other states of the Union.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

At a Court held far Brooke county, on
Monday the 18th day Of May, 1907.
Robert Campbell, Complainant,
Abel Cain, Alexander Griffith, Richard
Wells, Stephen Lagget and John
Goorley, Defendants.--LuC hancery.
Thio day came the Complainant by his Coun-
feI, and it appearing 10 the fatisfaction Of the
Court, that the Defendant, Abel Cain, ia not an
inhabtant of this Commonwealth:
1t is Ordered by the Court, that the Defen-
dant Abel Cain do appear here on the fecond
day Of Auguf Term next, and anfwer the
Complainant's bill and that a copy of thu
order be publifhed for two months fnccefiyeIy
in the Wheeling Repoftory, and that .snother
copy be pofed up at the door of the Court
houfe OF this County, for like period of two
months. Copy from the minutee,
Attef, s. CONNERL,
For JOHN CONNELL, c. B. c.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
COMMUNICATIONS.
LOGICA GRNEVENSIS.

1t is said that Maryl1nd and Virgi-
MIA have acted literally, by demanding
ono conditions. Maryland was repre-
"sented, and had her interests secured.
I" Virginia .c0ted not interfere 1Vith pro-
"friety, because Char!estown and INheeL-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

p" authorised the road to the point agreed
on, or hereafter to be agreed on, by
" the President, or Congress. A num-
" Der of the Virginia delegates have Pc
" titioned the President to change the
route, and pass through Washington.
" Ibis they request on the ground Of
"general expediency."
Lancaster Tour. Feb. 20.
Bravo! Virginia could not inter-
tere Charlestown and Wheeling were
equal to her; but number of Delegates
petitioned in favour of Charlestown, san
tie ground Of generaleabediency." What
arascally opinion these Pennsylvanians
have of Virginia She is Indifferent. A
matter of general eztediency is of no
concern to her. General expectancy re-
quires the road to go to Charlestown !;
but Wheeling answers the purposes of
Virginia equally well. 1t is a great pity
that the names and number of these pa
triotic Delegates, who petitioned in ia
YOUR of general expectancy, are not men
toned. Some people would like to
know how many of the thirteen men o6ove
stairs were of the number. But quere,
if the above is not the production of
some Snyderite, who, greatly enjoying
the habby. state and condition Of Virginia,
wishes to bring her into contempt and
disrePute, by Representing her as govern
ed altogether by local interests, without
any regard to general eabediency2
"To appoint Commissioner at Chilli
" cothe, from circumstances now known
"was just the same thing as to appoint
" one in the town of Wheeling. Who
" made Chilicothe the extreme point !
" Mr.. Joseph Kerr. And If another
Commissioner resided on the shore of
&" Michigan, that would have been the
extreme. An appointment there would
{" have been the same thing as an APP
pointment in Charlestown."
Lane. 10nr. Feb. 20.
So then, these Pennsylvania gentry,
who were in favour of Washington and
Charlestown, meant to extend the road
to lake Michigan, in order, it is presu-
med, to facilitate the intercourse be-
tween this country and the British pos
sessions in Canada. Is it not strange.
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ofhis subjects,--.cornmAhding that his
orders be obeyed by all his tribunals,
Generals and Admirals, in the same
manner as his own; and that he be adj
dressed by the title of Mast Serene
,Hghness.
! His Most Serene Higness lately is
Jsued an order for the confscation Of all
English property, though it should be
found on board neutral vessel, con-
signed to Spanish subjects; and also for
the conhscation of all property destined
to English ports. This order gives eff
feet, SO far as the power of Spain can O.
perate, to the French decree of Novem-
Der last.
Accounts from Madrid announce the
death of his Most Serene Highness, by
kick from one of his horses.
After Turkey had declared war a.
gainst Russia, and adopted rigorous
measures against England, the Russians
and English attacked and carried the
Dardanelles, beat the Turkish feet, and
were proceeding for Coastantlnople,
when terms OF peace were agreed on.
BY these, England is to keep possession
OF the Dardanelles until a general peace,
and the Russians are to keep possession
OF other Turkish fortresses, as a security
tor the fidelity of the Porte. The i'm
mediate consequence of these events
was, the dissolution of the French influ-
ence at Constantinople.
Official accounts state the capture of
Monte Viedo, on the morning Of the Sd
of February, by assault, after siege of
a few days, by the English. Upwards
Of 1000 Spaniards, with the Governor,
were made prisoners. 342 pieces Of can
non fell into the hands of the victors.
100 A0Q stands Of :. ,,,.o ,,.:4l % -.
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10000 stands of arms, with a pro-
portionate quantity of ammunition, have
been sent to Memel, by the English
government, to supply the Russian ar
my. Three battalions of foot guards
were also to be sent to tn continent, to
join the Russians.
AL RS has declared war against Tunis.