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CDnll1e8ttt.

Major IfracI Smith, of Cayuga county, one
OF the Periona indicted for treafon by the Rich
mond grand Jury, has been taken on a warrant
from Judge Ta'madge, and has arrived in Al.
bany, IN cnllody Of the deputy MARTIAL, ON bis.
way to Richmond. We are Informed, and we
mention the crcumGsuce as honorable 10 Ma,
Jpr smith, that Immediately on being infor. +.
that a bill had been found asaina 49,; '"ed
wrote to the Prefdent, and Mr.. Ia, ',"' ne
'orney' informing them ofhis ,,Iace Of reGJ", "s@
a, Ricbmond lou" o peI5.ena''y attend Tie cgure
joumed. IL !tVoJ adj
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LONDON. Tune I.

SrATN, PORTUGAL. &c.-The mails from
Gibraltar to the 25th nit. have arrived. The
contents OF the SPaniih papers are in2ortant
upon two points the incipient dinatisfattion
Of the two coorts OF Spain ard Lifbon--and the
conduct of the Spanilb Admiralty towards the
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WANTEp,

WANTED,
1t, 4 SHIP of about $50 hogheads
>-ygyEs.9ss L y burthen, to load with Tobae-
sss,n. feA..t' CO, for Falmouth, and market in
Great. Britain or ireland. The Car
81 being all ready Immediate diipatch will be given
Enquire Of Mears. CAMrErLL g WHEELER, Nor
fUlk-or
PICKETT, POLLARD 81 JOHNSTON.
Richmond, aug 7rh, SOY. ow
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w A n T Z d,
FOR THE ENsUiNc YEAR.

A OVERSEER--Nonen need apply but one
Z q whocaa come well recommended for houe(ly
iooriety, indairy & thorough knowledge of farm
i'g; 10 pe'ion OF this Description, liberal wages
viii be given.
EDWIN JAMES HARVIE.
Augu0 7. r.
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, AUcys7 H. 1907

Whilft think myfelf happy in contributing
as much as II is in my power to the glory of
the arms of Y. NJ. the ties of fraternity which
unite the two nations, become ftii clofer upon
the field OF battle, and Hat,er myfelf to me-
mt the glorious friendGiip of Y. NJ. by mauifeft
ing the hncere attachment that have CONTRACT
ed for II. II. n. the Hereditary Prince, &c.
In continuation of this letter is found cir
cumltantial official account, which the ROYAL
Prince has addrefied to his auguit father, under
date OF Pultufk the 18th May, upon the militia
ry.events which took place between the 18th
and l6'h--The lofs of the enemy is eitimated
at 500 men killed or wounded
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14

SRUMS, Flies Swords, Belts, Nots Fpaulet,s.
Z y stocks and Ccckades, to be had at Enoeh Sal.
livans Jewery Store.
A"guit z. e
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NETWORK, Au,.l

mar eotsey drss% o'" ~a; Iaa The body Of v,,
= "hsebawk. near the nop Tu,a dead on the Hors
5o5 iolor'on was immsds sat o. general sn
''''"'r and the body was eony ,sy given to the
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FOR LONDON,

FOR LONDON,
THE HEv COPPER FASTENED ssts,
,rS POWHATAN.
S,%Ey<SNs WILLIAM CorTLE, Master,
S-zh iAAAsyS Bnrfben about 500 Hgai tobacco.
-e<-S7,ss-sP, SHE is daily expected at City Point.
Having part of her cargo already engaged, ihe will
take the balance on moderate freight For terms ap
ply to MIR. Edmund w. Rootes. Richmond, or
NASH & MUNRCE, Petersburg.
Aueuf 4. 4w.
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MARSHAL,S SALES.

VAIL be fold, to the higheft bidder, for ready
money, under 4 decree Of the coart of the u
nted states Tor the filth circuit, in the Virginia DIFF
tFict aetVeen Phoneas Bond attorney in fact for the
creditors OF Ezekeei Edwards, plaintiff, and David
Eols ard others, defendants, in order to raife the
iun OF hseen rhouaDd fix hundred and ixty-fix dol
lars and dzty'x CENTS due aud payable the 6rf day
n lat month. and the expenfes and charges attending
the ia'e; a number Of very valuable SLAVES
The iais viii take place stthe Oxford Iron Works in
the county Of Campbell, the Esd day Of Septem-
Der aext.
ZEN. MoSBY, d. M.
rok
JOSEPH SCOTT, nv. d.
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LUBEc, Nav 90.

49, LUBEC, May 20.
The Ru3Eans fuffered muchat the engagement
or the 18th, oppoGte to Dautzick, from the
terrible lire of the French light cavalry. They
pretend that the Prufians have not done their
duty, and the latter fay the fame things of the
RufiiaBs.
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FOR SALE.
BIZ EDWARD HILL IN.

TNHREE Hundred Barrels good merchandise
CORN. Also, a few Thonland VIZ. Salt Pc
ued BACON. Juys1. If.
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HE Sutfcribcr intends doing bufnefs on the
l. fame terms as was carried on by James c. An
tbouy e Co
JAMES c. ANTHONY.
9TH Aug. 1907 sw
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Z VIE partne5hip under the firm of lanes c.
/ Anthony g Co. having expired agreeable to
the terms of the fame, it is therefore dioved--he b
hnefs will be coied by James G. Anthony, who has
been the aching partper
JAMES C. ANTHONY.
DAVID BULLOCK.
Richmond. eth Aag. 1907.
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MUNICH, Nav %

MUNICH, May 90.
Our Razsttes have puhljhed ,h,s day tue fol-
lowing letter from Martial MAfrra to His Ma.
iehy the king Of Bdvarir, dated at head quar-
tiers IN P'ainllz, TIE leh May -
SIRE,
Your Maj,fy will permit me to yield 10 the
vehement d,fre which feel, to cxprtfs the
lively peafure Which experienced, WHEN the
Emperor, my auguf fovereign, cboie me TO be
wituef5 of the irf exploits of II. u. n. the He
reditary Prince. II. K. II. the Hereditary Prince
bad, IN the military career Of your Majeay,
great examples 20 foIcw and great memories to
perpetu1te. Ills fir military exploits have
been WORTHY OF the :u1rious family that has
given bin birth.--The 18th of this month, the
enemy, with hyperion force, attacked the
troops Of Y. NJ. which had charged 20 pro.
tt6t the works Of a frie ne poUt near Pal,uk.
II. K. Fl. at the head 81 his trAye troops not
oaiy fupporcd The alta, K ct the ruemy, hut e.
ven repuf,d them with lOG. The generals Of
Y. IA. thought themfrives Obliged 10 moderate
the ardOr Of this Prince, md the army unres
now TO the attachment whf,h vUtue and bcni-
hcence iGlPre, al The efeem which is due to
Valor.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
SorIcG Is HEREBY GIVEN,

'NAiNi- ~ hEHEbf OWEN,
'HAl an Adjournment Of the general m citing OF
Stock tio!-rrs has been made TO the fra Mon
cay IN next month, shen it is expected the members,
generally, viii attend, either in perlon or by Attor-
ney duly qual,6ed to aa for them
Augua ,. Inn
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Gl,rGpe
FROM LATE FRENCH PAPERS.

Coy Of a leffer cffbe ndjutant eomnandant Me.
riage, to tie Prince Of Bene4ento
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ZEN. MoSBY, d. M.

JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. D.
Augun 7th, 1907. 2sS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
FROM THE PORT FOLIO.

HITLER 70 We have preferved
a profound flence on this fubiea
for we deemed il highly improper,
PshdeRfe lite, either to examine the
law, relative to homicide, or 10 re-
late the circumstances, which attend =.
cd the catafrophe. 1t is, hcwever
by no means pnwarrantabTe 70 fate
exculpatory circumstances, pending
proiecu1on, as it is thofe, which
'end TO crlmiaate. In the former
cafe, we do but concur with the pre-
iumption OF law, which fuppofes
every h1an innocent, until he is con-
vittod Of guilt in the latter cafe.
We violate principle, eGential to the
e&'itence Of civil liberty; by rreoc-
cuPying the public mind with antici-
Pated 2nilt, we inevitably preclude
the accpfed from the poGibili;y o. a
tar trial, and defeat the benignant
Proviiions OF the common and ltatute
laws of the country. The democra
TIC preffes uBanimoufy purified a
courfe oppoiite TO that, which we a.
dopted, as the rule of our conduGt.
hey exerted all their malignant in :
hueuce, from the frf moment Of
MIR oelhidge's confinement, til! his
hnal deliverance to profane the al
tar, to proifitu,e the temple, and 70
potion the fountains of jlitice-Mr.
Selfridgc neither replied TO his enc
mics, nor appealed to the juitice nor
compa1ion of his friends. No fed
deral paper in the union ever at
tempted to excite popular prejudice
againR any individual, who had fur
rendered himftlf to the law and
vaofe life was to be put in iiiac a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Risrfl;any.

We have been frequently importuned
ey many Of our readers to publish
the trail OF THOMAS O. SELFRIDGE,
Tor killing Ch.KLEs AUSTIN but
It's length Precludes the possibility
OF doing i il weekly journal, con-
slstent with that attention which is
due to foreign and domestic news
Previous TO the trial Of Mr.. S. we
observed strict siIence'on the ner-
ITS OF the cause, knowing that the
accused would have to answer for
the act in the highest court Of Justice
IN the state and Notwithstanding he
has been acquitted by the laws of his
country, the fend-like spirit of iaco-
biniSm still Pursues him. This con.
duct, whilst it is highly unwarran.a-
Die towards an individual, has di.
rect tendency to sap the foundations
or justice, and withdraw the public
confidence and support from the iu-
dietary Of the state, TO which ell must
look for the protection of life, Iber-
" and pfPfertF. This pre-judging
OF causes, il suffered to continue,
viii, IN short time, deprive the cit
liens of this country of the security
o. i'in5 under government oflaws
and reason, and subject them to all
inc horrors OF a mobocracy, wrought
up by the rlalice ofparty spirit and
revenge. Those who have not
had an opportunity of perusing the
correct and impartial report of the
trlAl, as Published by Massrs. Russell
q Cutler, will find the principal facts
which appeared in evidence taken
from the Port FoHo.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

T4ASfortned connection ia buGaefs with
Mr. CHARlKs A4BFRroE, If Laal5-,
pl.der the firm 81
CEAM s ATHfRTON,
and the have imported IN tie Henry, Port
lald Packet and Minerva, from Liverpool,
and the sally, 7is Bottom, one husircd and
fhirty-ievsn Packages Fafl,ionaJIe
l'aqcy and StatE G1oi5
Particularly ieletted by thenfelves for this
market, At the original manufactures in
Lngaad -f15gg zc5i-b are:
80 franks fashionable fap. lup. and common
Prints
; do fire Britannia slah Prints
do Egyptian printed Robes, London work
do Common and fuP Tup Fu-1itures
10 do Cambrics, Hair Cords, check and
Japan Muffin
2 do Cold End Jacone,s
- cafes Linens by the cafe only
8 do Black, Blue, Orange, Buff aud Pink
Cambrics
2 Cafes Cambria Dimotiss
2 do Common
j Trunk Cambria 9hawls
9 do Velvet Bindings
2 do Black, White and Ladies Stare and
Fleih colored Hofe
3 Gales London Printed quiItings
g do do do Mock Web
do Blue, Black, Buff and Drab Patent
Nankins
Trunk Of Lace
2 Cases black, blue, rice, and fawn eolorsd
VeIvets, for Shawls
. do. plain, black, and olive Velves; Farcy
Velveteens and Cords
Truuk FIX and cotton Ferrets; Shirt Bst-
tols, &C.
Cafe fancy Jenetts
2 Cafes Mixed Cotton Cords
} Chambra Mullins
s cafes cotton Umbrellas; do Ladies walk
ing-lick Psrralois. plain, green, and a
variety Of colours
Black, drab, and worried Cords
Wet Of England Broadcloths
Sentemens fix Hofe; ladies' India clock,
and Peruvian Sandal do
I.adies, plain point Sleeves Cloves Nfitts
Spider Ners, &c.
All the above Goods werebought with cath
and will be fold, on The mott sdvan, &C ous
terms. by The package piece only-They
will receive by the Romeo, from London, via
Bottom, large additional fupply which will
render their aAortment very complete.--
Dealers in Engi.h Goods, will find it 20 their
advantage to apply as above.
April 20. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Cram 81 AthertOn,


MInDLR-S7REaT,
IT AVE received, in addil.ol 20 their for
( 1 ner aaor,m=nt, Twenty Packages Of
Ef#CI GOODS,
by the Romeo 5-.- london
stt wEI-s ara,
seve-al v ..--irry. oF every defcr;ption
Some lsites and gcnstemen's elegant In
dian clcckd do
Cotton Gz anj t;ae1 Laces,
Soae elegant Fc,.s
Foogiugs Hl4a.Iss, &c.
Peruvian Nantes of Linen, Spider Lace, 2.
Spider No. Mullins
Sevcai csl-s VI Book MuAini t-utks of
P'Aho-s ladies' elegant Silk Shawis,
Lace Spartan Dreis aud Mul'd Crecian
Robes. Tome made up
Chambs Mullins pain Gold End faco-
ar. Dotted Mul''d MuG.as, Cotton
Cambria, Tarlbord Leno Caps >g Hand
lcrch.ets.
Far-rn worked shawls, &c.
he above pood vii be fold by
file Package or piece only.
atrI 27 Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

blud icon, with degreee Of violence
which denoted an Intention OF dePri-
wing Selfridge of the power OF REMIT
ance BY the force Of his blow. The
weapon was a nine ounce hickory
cane, feleaed thar morning for the
purpofe. The hrft blow scrois Self
ridges head, was 70 powerful as to
break through a tiff FIR bat" and
inflicted a wound 70 fevere, that his
fureeon declared !" il might bsve
been ATTENDED 4vitb fatal eogllqssHcf'.
The afailant was repeating his
blows, when Mr.. Seifridge, with all
pofIible dexterity took Piitol from
his fide pocket, and by difcharginglt
put period to the exiltence OF his
opponent. Whether the plftol was
fred before, or after the hrit blow
we conGder perfectly imalaterial.
By the ftriaelt legal principles, no
man is bound pailively TO receive
blow which may endanger his per-
ION and qOe mn decidedly bold, that
dEgrace Is 10 Be av9ided at every b7z'
ard Mr.. Sslfridge Immediately and
voluntarily surrendered bimfelf into
the hands of Julice he fubmitted
70 his fate with manlinefs and he
furmounted his difficulties with hon.
or. The laws of his country, not
from any failure Of teitimony (; not
from any lack of afperity in his pro-
fecutor not from any predominance
of party fpirit but from the lmnu-
table principles Of Jultice, have pro-
ncunced him innocent, and have juit-
ihcd his deed. In the rectitude or
this decihon, after a careful infpec-
ton Of ne report of the trial, we
heartily accord And ii is our unai-
terable opinion, that the blood Of an
imprudent lon lies at he door of a
wicked father.
We again enter our folemn Protect
againft all diicuiTions, tending to pre-
judice the public againit any priloner,
who is to be tried for any capital or
subordinate offence and alto againft
Perecuting man by newlpapers or
mobs, after he has been honorably
acquitted by jury. This is indeed
AssAILiNC THE very CITADEL OF
LIBERTY. We hope that upon this
great principle of fecurity the Fed
eral Editors will take decided
ftand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Cram & AthertoE

H7Iddle JT'eef,
AVE received by the ihip ID
ward Preble capt. Porter, from Liver
90 an additional supply Of GOODS, amopg
~. II are
Royal welted Caflueres
Melted do
-NVsthington ariped do
EAa Buff Nankeens
Princes COros
Princes Royal SPIDER nett Lace
Ai.d warranted TAG Cotton DO
Lsle Plain sBG fancy Petucoats
hJe f.naA aftortmeht OF
4RT3tM KfRE,
containing FIfTy aforte1 Cra,es, got up ex-
Preisly for lie Portland Market.
My3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Tsp butterfly.
Ii tie year Of arr lard cns fboyld1t
eight bs7dred and fufa.
AN ACT, making further excmp.
tlons from military duties.

NAA' go hiA''S 1850 'f
tons from military duties.
BE it enacted b fbs Senate and
Hoys Of RePrefatdtiO4I ii General
Court agrmbled aid b fhe authority
of The lanie, rha; from and after the
paiTiog Of this ACT, all Fiiherraen ac-
tu4iIy Ghippcd and employed, on
board of any hip or ve.irl. Of more
than ten tons burthen, thall be ex-
eppted from doing military dofy,
during the time they are actually
lhipled and ennplcyed as aforciald-
Pr3vided borepcr, that they ihail be
held to produce, TO the commanding
officer of the company 70 wh'ch they
belong, within eight days after any
muiter, training, view Ut AIMS, or
other duty, certificate i.gaed BY
The owner Of flesh VII ! that Al the
time Of th-ir t-ia- warned. and lime
pf training they w-re acfsaliY ihlq-
ed and employed a. sforeiaii.
14gprsvsS By The g2rsrasr--feg q,
ss4T-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Guns Sak.
Tohn +. bennett,

] las M received, aud offers for ia!e, at
the fgn Of the Truns, A4;iAs,fyerf,
9 Che!ts ahorted GUNS, fuit able fox mil
irsry duty
A Few pair Horfernen'e PISTOLS
sword. Of different prices
Cartridge Boxes, Beils, Priniirg-Wires and
Z aihes
KnapiAcks &c &c
On the uaua realUnable terms for Cath.
-a5fA 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

paper CFCt t1iAuSN 60 'i'uoA 81
ter a fair and honorable acquital, by
miscellaneous panel. Mr.. Self
ridge did not challenge q Jingle po-
litical adverfary on tie jury.-Noth
ing can more arongly evince the
| proud confidence which he felt in
his own innocence We do not hef-
itate to declare, in the moh unquali-
fed manner that the life of no gen.
tleman in our country, Gnce the re-
volution, has been put in more immi-
nent peril by extrajudiciaI means
Never before has the liberty Of the
Prefs been employed to invade the
juritdietion of the courts of iultice ;
and the federalilfs have dhcoyered
the mott torpid apathy at this viola
ton OF all principle and with it, all fe-
curity. The to,rent reared but fkey did
not b.3fft it. They regarded it, as the
murm urings of a diitant waterfall,
reckless # the defeating confequcn-
ces which mutt follow from nonre
| iiitance. If a man who has COM
mitteda fuppoGcd crime. be abandon
eddy the laws TO jacobinic cannibals
1T Democracy unholt her kennels,
and fet her blood hounds upon the
chafe if judge, quba dare5 extonnd
the law, be torn from the feat of his
authority, or degraded in it, if wit
neiies and juries be ftigmatized with
perjury for having done their duty !;
if ccunfel for the accured mue en-
counter all the lcolings, and infults,
ano revilings, of the fcuIlion crew,
and the democratic rabble, we NAV
indeed exclaim -" Farewell, long
farewell TO all our greatness !" Mutt
we bow down in forrowful accord
ance TO thefe miierablc meafure:,
I" or by OPPOSING, end them % Are
we to teach our children to che,ifh
and revere the lofty fentiments Of
ancient liberty or NUT the rifng
generation be taught to venerate the
genuine Robefperian democracy, as
the legitimate legacy Of their fathers 7
notwithstanding we had determined
10 MAKE no comments pending the
proiscution, YET, fnce the acquittal,
we have felt loofcned from tina: re.
itraint. Still we did not immediate.
iy enter upon the fubjea, apprehend-
ing the pogibility of mifconceiyinc
Tome principle, or initiating. fome
fact. The report Of the trial, and
Mr. oelfridge's owrdc fence, are both
IN the hands Of the public, and we
will now ehay brief compendium
OF the whole tranfa6tion.
Mr. Selfridge was applied to pro-
| feflionally, by a publican, to institute
fuit against Mr.. Aufin and two
other persons, who competed dem
ocratic committee Of arrangements,
and who furniihed a dinner upon
Cops Hill on the 4th Of July /; the
committee not being willing TO pay
that inn keeper the fun which h
demanded. The conduct of Mr.
Selfridge on this occafOn was highly
ere iitab,e to himfelf. Although he
was offered the demand by the publ
can for lefs than its mOiety by
| which he would have gained hun
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11


himfelf, or to fubmit it TO refer
ence. After much more delay
than prefeiiionai gentlemen ufualIy
give, a fuit was commenced foon
after which iettlement took place
The malicious federalilfs became ac-
quainted with the facts, and were f.
outrageous as TO laugh at and DEL
pfc the contemplate meaneiS of the
mittce. MIR. Auit;n was un-
donbtedly CALLED at thefc qaipi and
gMrks, andfaper bullets eftbe brain
and as he had long been in che habit
ofreviling the gentlemen of the bar,
he had nothing TO do but TO add new
lie TO his old catalogue. He declar-
ed to Mr. Babcock, ope of his own
party, "tbat SsJfidge bad J6ilated tie
/Wt !" and he ufed fnilar expeditions
of the I" federal lxzuyer" who filed the
writ /; and declared if it had not been
for fuch d1gTHesfbl interference, no
difficulty would have enfned. Thefe
declarations having come 10 the
knowledge of Mr. Selfridge, he cal
led on Auitin, who gave him no fat
isfa6tion. The next day he TENT
Auitin polite note by friend
requefting him to have the goodnsjG 10
DO him the juAice TO enter bis frote9 a.
gainft the faliehood, which he had
circulated relative to hi, Prefeflienal
conduct, in the caufe above alluded
to. Although Aultin acknowledged
that he had ProPagated the tory, he
refufed to retract It. After much,
ihutfilng and many preTarications by
Mr. Aufiin, Mr.. Selfridge wrote him
iecond note, couched in very cauf-
tic terms, and which would have
probably terminated in an affair Of
honor, bad not the better part If Mr..
HahHl'S vakHr coisifted in DIscaE-
TON. One of two alternatives was
peremptorily demanded by Mr.. Self
ridge. Either that he fiould &C.
knowledge in writing, the falfehood
which he had propagatcd or give
up the name of his author. Thele
reaionable and pacific terms were
reiuf4d and the cslumny was fill
circulating, TO the great detriment Of
oeltridge. After the lapfe Of two or
three days, Mr.. Se,hidge ported
Auftin in the Bottom Gazette, as ga
Tar, r1zcar2, and Jesundrei," al
leging in his note his reasons Cor 70
doing. On the fame day, Aultin IN
itigated his foD,' vigorous, athletic
young man. about nineteen years Of
age, to beat Selfridge or the public
exchange. Stimulated with brandy
and armed with club, he failed out
to meet, as he fuppofed, his pnaymea
adveIfaIy. The moment he fAw
Sclfridge, without giving any notice,
he ran upon him with an uplifted
NoTR.
+Mr Aufin denies in his evidence that he
inffiga ed his fon TO cane Mr.. Sefridge; bat
Mr.. S was informed thar fome one would at
tack him, by Henry 0bot, Efq. On the At
torney Generals afking the witnels how he
came by his Information, Mr. Cabot aniwer-
ed, T" From converfa ion with Mr.. Welsh,
in the morning He Informed me thai MIR.
Aulin fenior, had fail to him, that ne woni
have no perfoual alteration with Seitridye.
bur that fome one would take him IN hand
who was able to handle him. The idea coli-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

.Mr. Aaain denies in his evidence that he
inftiga ed his fon 10 cane Mr.. Seifridge; but
Mr.. S was informed thar fome one would at
tack him, by Henry osot, Efq. On the At
torney Generals aiking the witnels how he
came by his Information, Mr. Cabot anlwer-
ed, {" From a converfa ion with Mr.. Welch,
in the morning. He Informed me thai MIR.
Aultin fenior, had faid to him, that ne woni
have no perioual alteration with Seitrdge,
but that fome one would take him IN haad
who was able to handle him. The idea con
viewed 10 me was, that he did not think him-
felt able TO contend with Mr.. Selfridge, but
that lie would procure fomebody nearer his
match or enc that rasable :ccope with hin "
- GA3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

C1f SEED
AkNDS Grafs ans Clover Seed.
tor fale ~ JOHN PRICHARD, South
Naye5 Is, GU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
AFhOlsiale. Engiih Goods
WAREHOUSE,


IHtsas5'i- B4iiii4.sg,, -NiAGt- Pet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

Jacob Cram,
I / rs formed aconncAion ia buGaels with
Mr.. CHARtEs AsBFEroN, Of L9ala-,
Cader the firm ii
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26

ferresceas imagination, without argan n sls
or reason, such as were often seea ~ sns
house. He would not have i defended oy
man whose speeches one day mlgas DC
read TO destroythe vslidity OF the .rs-s'on--s
iDg Of that Of the day before
Mr.. Matters was opposed to ihsresolu-
ton and to its commitment.
Mr.. D Il. Williams called tor an
adiournmenl:--C at hall past 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26

The Bank a, posea has been opsaeu :,
receive voluntary contributions tor astsy
ing the expenses ef-she general a!"," 49,,
Two individuals, sI-ssts. Dzialih5A. . a.
SzolIfiski, gave, ,as one thirty !nou' !.
aud The other seventy thousand f0''sN
rios. ;. IN
We are happyio believe that thsle - d..
truth in the accouns Of Russia haV'ps -.
clared war agaios. Turkey. "a ,ns s sp5.
lrary the bess.ua Outstanding is salc 20 -
siss hssween the TWO powers