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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
SeJfidgs'5 Trial
Jun received and for fale by

IIddC AudulS
I HE Trial Of Thomas o. Sdf1idgs, Elq. be-
fore the Hon. Laqe Pa ter, for killing
Mr.. CbarLes AsGi0, on the Public Exchange
in Bottom, Augui 4, 1906 Taken il fhort
hand, by r Loy5, Efq, late Reporter Of the
debates in Congress, and Geo X. Gaines, Fig,
late Reporter Of the fate Of Newyork; and
ianetioned by the Court.
AIso--A correct ftatement OF the whole pre-
lminary controversy between T5o .. Se5f-
ridge and Benz hnifia ;-Lile7viJt. brief &C
count Of che cataftrophe in State ftreet, BoC-
ton, with fome remarks, by THO o. SELF
RIDGE
-------'' ~ taEss ~ Ef,
Wben Be dofb take the sgears zpbe,eBy Lus"
ShskelDeare
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

COL. BURR.

By letters received IL THIS city last even
ing from the Natchez, dated 20-h January,
i appears that Col. Burr had surrendered
himself to the civil authority, and that his
trial was expected to come ON ina *" days
At th4t place.-PkH 3 FEB p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Things change 7mth Times.

Things change min Times
The conditions of the treaty ncgocia-
red betteen thisCouUtry and England,
viii be kept a secret till it has been rat
flied by the two governments. How
unfortunate it is for the information O.,
the g mob sovereign" that S'''*'t r..
M**'* has ceased from lis laJcnrs !"
otherwise he might have another op-
portunity to violate his oath and hon
or, BY publishing the contents Of the
present treaty, Us he did the one nero-
Ciated by Mr. jay, and sanctioned "
Washington. Then the doctrine Of
our democrats was, that there ought
not to be any secrets of state. Now,
the fashion is to have every thing done
with closed doors" and Messrs.
Munroe and Pinceney, our Ministers
at the Court Of St.James, will undoubt-
eSly, in consequence Of this change Of
democratic opinion, be deprived the
honor of being burnt in Effigy by the
sHhhorters of retu6Ecani8m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
NOTICE.,

rs hereby given to the Unte} Ma
yize and Fire Inference Ccrst,sy, Of Portland
to meet at Columbian Hal, ia Thuaday the
18th day Of March next at O'Clock il the af-
ternoon, 10 choole their fri Board ot Eitec-
tors. ELIAS THOMAS,
JOSIAH cox,
Fe1. q H2SsIEA RICHARDSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
To the Ladi15.

Rowe * Keus,
HAVE Jun received, and for faIe At their
Store, in MIddIe-Greet, an afortment
Cocac1 Furnitures,
Ditto Cshcoes Of the beR fabric,
Laced, J4paned, and SprigeI Cambrics,
White and coiored Kid habit Gloves
Fancy silk Handkerchefs
Ditto Shaws, lome very elegant
a large aGortment Of Combs,
Black, crow, dove, flver grey and chang
a6ie L.ultungs
LIKEWISE,
An afc-tment Of the very ben fupcrfne
Bruadc.o:hs, of the mon falhionable colou. :,
IS n. xc
Tcb "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Wanted,

A CAPABLe 2eady young Wo-
man, 70 Cook and do Houle-worE, in A
large Family, where two are kept aIa man
Generous wages vii be given-A coed FL.
commeRdation viii b. ezpe6ted--Enquire ot
the Printer.
Portland, Feb. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Dortlatto,
Monday, March 2, 1907.
EngLand and america.
- 0CfCffrooCtCpC g.

ENpI0U0 ana VIUCIICQs
AMONG all the unpleasant European In
.srivcnce which the present season has at-
corded, we rejoice at receivng one article OF
Good News. The Oliver Ellsworth, arrived
i New-York, brinEj information that the
differences IN regard 70 our cOmmercIai az
fairs. which have suhsiStrd hetWit me
United States and Great Britain, arc aml1a-
bly adjusted. Report SAWS the conditions n
tie treaty. ere highly favorable 70 NE trade ot
this Country. notwithstanding lhe h"S'ile
,5is,l-;t,on which many ct oar democratic
r,lrrs merriam towards England, the better
eense and Judgment OF the public has pre-
.-,ilsd. and those measures which tended TO
5ritate rather than concliate have been
abandoned. such as the " N0nimp0rauon
~ and " Wrigi.t's shooting bin
II Il hoped that lib 1ral policy " enCM;cH
II war, III peace friends" win gye7 bc 4 ,':,t
n the character Ut Americans, and tIat t.c
same spirit wl always pres de In thc coun-
els of our gen. raj government, part. u'a,Iy
towards ma On that stands a barrier INST
the would be, ali cOnquernB power O. Bon
=parte.
Some accounts Ie1l- as though the late de
cree of the Freach Empcrol, il .oEara 50
commerce and trade with England, was not
intended 10 operate against the vessels 81 the
United States, but there y n0l much rell-
ance on this repO.t 1t is undoubtedly the
determination Of Bonaparte TO conquer Eng
land, sensible that lie cannot effect It by d.
rect means, his object is 70 attack her com
nerce and thereby weaken and II possible
destroy her naval power, and she viii then
become an easy conquest, and ms emp re "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
To hs-fnid at Auction.


II PmgreIs 1aUern, in New-Gl5n~
csfer, on TuyJaay, I2tb March,
at | 6ckck, p. N.
THIRTY acres Of Land, Lying ir
faid New-CIoucefler, on the PoR road
near the fsnd occupied hy Groveiner and
Able The fame is now under improve.
ment-has thereon handfome growth OF
wood, and thrifty young orchard Of 200 APP
pie trees, well incloled with lOne wall, md
board fence.
I55-A fnall farm, in faid town,
near Sabbath-day Pond, containing so or 20
acres, we'll wooded end watered, with ccTJ-
venient houfe and barn. The fame being h't
uated on the maia road 10 Paris, Is very eiiqi~
bic for Tavern Conditions Of iale, 0 pr
cent at the time Of Purchale, aud approved
notes for the remainder payable in one, s~o'
and three years.
AT the fame time and place, will
be fold Pew, in Rev Mr.. Mofeley's meet
ing houie = For further particulars enquire Of
NATHANIEL jerks.
NoytJ- yarmouth, Ftk o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

1T C9prt Of Common Pl.a,9, 5tq,m
and baden II Portland. eyitti4 and
fer ne Log4y gf Ctla5sriana, sn he
t5rd Tu9fiy gf N5Vsm5cr. A7ng
D11nLn 1906
ON the petition Of Samuel Butts. and
othe-3, whereof the foregoing Is a copy -
Ordered, That the petitioners caufe The fever
Al PeTion5 iniereiteh IN laid ettats, and living
within the Rate, or the attornie, of fpch u ars
abtent, and have attornies residing within the
fate 70 be duly notified Of faie petition, ~
icrvmG them Perionaily with A COPY thereof,
or leaving 2 copy a; their dwelling or laIt
pace Ut abode, or b. ialertiug tie lubnatve
Of the fame three weeks iuccciGvety, II one
OF more Of the public ne@tPaPess, that they
may have opportunity 10 make their eIcep-
ton 70 this court, on the lira lueid4y OF
March next, 70 their granting the fame
Auelt-- SAM. FREEMAN, ClrL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

70 tie HonouraHt tbe I,4fices Of The
Caart Of Ce19ni5H PteG5, bcgun a14
blisa AZ Portland, ~ aid t9y TIC
coanty g Cumberland, Oh Tie third
Tuesday fN20enl5cr, a. ID. 1906.
II UMBLY Stew, Samuel Butts, Of Fa!-
mouth, in iAd county, merchant, and
Marcy, has wife, in her right; and lanes
Means, Of Falmouth. Gentleman, and Emy
his wife, in her 2ht thar they are feizcd
in fee, a tenants ia common, with other, to
them unknown, W Z certain piece If Gatr.
Etu1ted laid Potlaud and bounded III WI.
lows to it-NorthneneIlv hy fore-Rreer.
Norrbsalterly ~ Aats, aud wharf. farmertv
belonging to Moles Pearion, Eld and nov II
Polelh0n of Ioieph Titcomb; Southeanerfr
by the chaunel OF fore river; and Southwe...
erly by fats formerly belonging to Ephriag,a
Iones, Elq and now in po6cdiop Of JofeDh
n IngrahaSl, being The fame flats which
were originally Iaid out and belonging u Sam
ue Proctor, late Of Portland, dcceaied; f.iG
burts beng teized of one fifth and f0ureicIlrhs
"a one fifth ol laid flats in His own right, ana
fad Butts and wife being leized Of one eighth
Of one Of p thereOfin her highland the laid
Means and wife beng ieized Of one eighth <
NTH Of lald fats in the right-And the Pc
uuOaers are detirious Of holding and ENJOYING
their respective proportions Uf laid flats IN
Ieveralty Wherefore they pray your hon
ors, that the fame may bs divided and fet off
~ them IT. ieTeralty agreeabIy 70 the form
" the iEatuie N iBch cafes made and provided.
SAMUEL BUTTS,
AIARCT~ BUTTS,
9AMES MEANS.
MARI MEMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

THE fubfcribeE hereby gives pub
lie n0tice to ali concerned, that ihe has
been duly appointed, aud has taken upon her
(elf the trult Of Adminiltratri1 on the ellate Of
THOMAS FINSON,
late Of PejiPfcotr, il the county Of Cumber-
land, Elquire, deceafed BY giving bond a. the
law directs She therefore requens all per-
ions who are indebted 10 the laid deceaied's
eltate, y make Immediate payment and thole
who have any demands thereqp, 10 exhibit the
fame to MARCT FINSON.
MARI g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

W6eH Be dofb take The aearI zgbe,eby Inc"
Shakelpeare.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
L. Pr,cs
Has Just finished s1ening q iasgs
ssRpts9
Mcu GOods,

which were purchased principally Tor
Cash, and win BE sold unusually low.
His late purchases eomprize the fol-
lowing artieles; @
Upwards Of 50 pieces Flannels, assort.
cd, and lower than they have erbesn
soldin this place before.
Brown Moleskin Coating, for Ladies'
Coats,
Silk Gloves, assorted,
Cambrick Dimities, assosted,
Elegant Tabby Yelyets and trafalgar
Vess.shapes,
Cotton LAces, assorted, Il
Soal and Upper Leather, &c. &c.
$ His dsso, tnent is nosp vtry complets.
M~artinshurE, October 10, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06

q 80 * E& N@ @"E ~" ~ ~
4 List If letters IN the Host01sce az
Shetherd's- To.gn, on tie last day ef
September, schict tuiH Be SEM 70 The
General RossO6fceas dad eners, u
no, iaken up bstors ne fysf dsy yf
aanary, fsos.
ID. w BENNETT John
Buckles, William Baty. Alexander Nj
Briseoc. Susanah Brooks. 4,
c. William Chapiine, John CkaWsoni
/. Benjamin CommigyA
z. William Eaty.
Z. lanes Forensan, John Foyies.
6. Hezekiah Griffin, Jacob Grows.
II. Barbary Hoots George Hardman.
/. David Jaratt, jonathan Ingram.
L. Joseph lancaster, Capt. vii.
liam Lemon, Robert Lowry, John Leg
git.
NJ. Mary Mercer, John Michal,,
Christophef Mooser, Daniel Masses.
2. Thomas Perry.
r. John Robinson.
S. John Saider, Stephan Sally, Phi.
lip Schoppert, Rebscah Shell or Rebec-
an Shaw, Stephen Shaw.
w. Adrian Winecoop Andrew Wag-
'gener. JAMES BROWN, r.M.
October I, fso7.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
Fifty DoAs,s RsaparG

EScAPED By break ing throoeh the
IL VAN Of ths jjaii Of Berkeley country,
srertain George Heller ahas Jdssph
Kesler. who was found guilty. bysn en-
amining Court Of horse steaiing, hs
Gsrpan, IN appearance soft o. siIy. but
Z great villain. AbouF thirty I've 3e.rseG
age, i've feet nine or ten inches high,
daik hair and Of . pale eountenaRce, he
Ehas been sick in prison, had on and took
with him : erossbarrsd coat and striped
pantaloons Of homemade cotton, and
cloth clothes or Z lead COLOR.
dire q certain Isaac Compfon, Whe
was found guilty Of burglary he = -
outthirty ysars ofage, i've fees ten or
eleven inches high, Z kir eomplexion.
his eyes rather white and Starring. stoue
made, isa smart active man, had Oh hight
coioursd cloth coat, and linen 81 tow
trossers. Any person or persons Who
appreherds md returns eishes 0fthe sid
runaways 10 the said iail again. shan r..
eeiye twenty eve dollars, or The above
reward Tor both, paid By me.
MOSES COLLINS, Ta;ler.
Martinsburg, September ], 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
y. "
JOHN TtMMoNs,
~ : ,Nrv II
iAs D. " sT
Wbssl- KKL

Lisiay on re MdiH-styett, Mayfins5u1g,
ia Ihe house Q Miekaias Cheeperf,
farmfri y eceEpisaas 4 fasr-kause,
u EsPECrFULLY informs the ii.
IN habitants Of Martinsburg and lis
vicinity. that he Is now furnished with
every article necessary for carrying on
the Wheel and Reel making business
Also Wollen and Cotton Wheels.-tHe
hopes 70 give satisfactionto every person
who may please % favour him with their
custom.
Oeistsr is, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
SIX CENTS REWARD.

Is AN away from the subscriber. iiv-
IN ing 10 Ma~rtinsburg. on Friday tn
"a inst an apptentice boy % ths weaving
business, named Matthew Francis,
bound BY che County coutto IL Berkeley,
he IL rather SIOUX made, ola dark COM
plsxiou, md about nineteen years Of ages
he took with him . variety Of closing,
not particularly recoltected. VIII give
six cent? reward, but no thanks, for ~
turning said runaway.
HENRY PULSGR0VEs
October 3. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
NOTICE.

THE notes that were given at tle
sale Of the property Of Mary Or
rick, deceased, IN December hast, are
now due, and are Ia the hands Of Charles
Orrick, one of the administrators of
said estate-M thoss concerned are de-
sired 70 make payment, a. but q short
indulgence can be giyen-Sall who have
claims against said estate, = desired
70 bring them forward for settlement.
Il NICHOLAS ORRIcK,lA,
CHARLES ORRiCK, ~ :
October IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
NOTCH.

nN the 18th Of October, 1905, Ide.
~ elined the Mercantile business, I
then fa,tered myself that ongbefore this,
Il would be ia my power 70 collect all nay
debts, but so il is, there IL yetveryeon-
siderable debts due 70 me, Inow for the
last time request every person indebted
10. me in any manner whatever, to make
payment before the first day Of Novem.
Der next, as suits viii positively Be
brought against all those who fail 10 make
payinsnt, on, or before that time.
JAMES cAMPRELL.
Sept. 2s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber intending 10 lsage
this oUntl ~ the aisf iust. re-,
quasts III persons inde6ted 70 him, By
bond, note. OF book account, = pay OF
their respective dues By that Time:
Those who neglect this notice, need not
expect any longer indulgence.
Alexandra PoRTERFIELD.
OctoberA, 1907. I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
TAKE NOTICE.

nj IL persons indsbtedto the estate Of
~ Absolem Mir, deceased, BY bond,
note OF book account, are requested 70
make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said sstate, are de.
sired 70 bring them ID, properly attss.ed,
for settlement. ss
WILLIAM 3. KING, DIR.
Mill.Cresk, October , 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06

AIist efleners remaisiag IN ne Post.N
fcein eharies- Tsua. schich j. aofsaiea
~ on Or tsfors the frsf day ef 1anua-
aexf, mill 6e iseaf 70 iths General
POST Q flee a. dead istfers.
ATWEkE, Chris.
topher AllemouE, Thomss Aussin.
,. Bell and Cherry. lease Brown,
Marhew Baylor, Michael Bloc Viii
liam Bennett Gwynn Baylor. Mason
Bennet, Samuel Bond. John Bell. =.
G. John Clarke, 5. Greer, Robert
Garter, Jacob cetro, Giles Cooke, Will
liam Clarke, Alexander Calawel, viii
liam RI craghill, Sally Conklen.
nsJsmes DUKE, John Dixon. SILLY
Dode, i. Dade, D. Demon, William
Daughsrty, K. Duffuld.
E. Abraham Eyersole.
r. Fsrdinando Fairfax, Alexander
Few, Thomas Flsgg, VIM. P. Flood,
y g. John Grigss, Samuel Grilkth, r.
Glaseock, r. Gregory, Henry earn.
heart, William Gibbs, 2 letters.
H. Adam S. Henshaw, John Hinkle,
lanes Hite. jeremiah Harris, Richard
Hardesty, william Harding, William
w. Hike, q letters. {
]. Mary Johnston.
K. Thos. Kidwell, Samuel King.
L. r. Lee 3, Laurence Lewis, Tho
mas Likens.
M. William M'cleEen, Thomas NJ
CIanaifarh, Mary Moore, Richard M
Sherry, Thomas M'Makin, Absolsm
Mellen, Vincent Moore :, Jssse Moore
5, Jacob H. Manning.
N. North 4 Smallwood Geo: North,
John Noel ,, Mary Newton.
o. David 0glevie, John d. Orr.
p. John Palmer, James +. Perry,
Leman Payne.
X. Mathew Ransone, Eliza Riley,
John Rausburgh, Sarah Robinson, Tho-
mas Riley.
s. Miss M. Strother, Smith Slaush.
ter, ca,y Shew, John Saunders 2 Rober,
Shirly, Martin Sheetz, Geo: Stpps F.
Stsen. Samuel Spencer, James Shirly,
George Short, Catherine Spangier.
w. Beverly Whiting, Hannah Whit
ing, Richard Williams, Franeis Whit.
ing, Andrew Woods, Thomas Wine,
ing 2, C. Willis 2 letters.
JOHN HUMPHREYS, IN.
Octaber !, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06

sTAME 90 tie plantation Of James
~ Strode, decd, on the 18th of July
Last, AIRED sorrsl horse colt, with asmall
star, supposed 10 Be one year old las.
spring, appraised 70 sixteen dollars.-
The owner isdesired % prove property,
pay charges and take him away,
CHRISTOPHER PARROTT.
October ., 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
MEMkNeER /

authorised tosettle the accounts OF
Doctor Edward Conrad, late Of this
place-Those indebted viii oblige by
paying the amount Of their accountt-
Suits will be instituted against such -
do not shew q disposition TO settle.
Martinsburg, September IS, 1902.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
Dry Goods and
Gnocergs

which win be sold On the very lowest
terms. for Cab or Country Produce, O.
on ashort eredit 70 pnnetuai customers.
M FAULKNER.
Marinsbarg. September u, 400.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06

DESPECTFULLY intofme ms
Sfriends and, the public, that having
THEA DR.. !. M. Read into eopartnershiPs
the Grocery and Flour bpsiness will q
fut0fe Be conducted under th6 tifm Ok
Horton & Read, atths old stand, No. :,
Howard street, next door 70 Husssy's.I
Tavern, whers they have on hand, and
intend keepinga general assortment OF
GROCERIES and LIQUORS, which
they win sell Il the most reduced prices
for cash, or ID barter for Cd kinda o.
Country Produce
John M. READ:
BaltiNest. Asgnit !, iao7 \
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
.URsUANr, o ,he b. viii .nd e,

PURSUANT to the last win and tes-
II lament Of Edward Watkins, de-
ceased. viii b sold at public auction,
lat Culpepsf Court House, on the
'6rst day Of January next, about forty eve
choice healthy Virginia ~boruslaves, Men
and Women, Boys and Girls, mosty
young and very likely snndiy articles
of household furniture, twelve mouths
credit WILDE allowed the purchaser, Who
must execute bonds with appsosed sscn.
rity for the purchase money, before4any
properly viii Be delivered.
WILLIAM PENDLETON, Esr.
Berkety cssaty, Hisgiaia.
July 81, 1soz.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
NEWGOODS


ANehk tunse" w. I
Fashionable Gipssy Bonnets- quite new
Di,so spli. straw and Leshorn, di.so,
White Iuaperial willow Sheets,
Black do. do.
Lexhorn & do.
Gentlenen''s imported Beaver-Hass,
C~ountry.made do. I
Morocco and Mid Slippers, :
Broad white thread Lace, '~ .
Do. Patent do.
Cod and Silver Lace, ~
Do. do. Thread,
Spirouett, Leno and Catnhrick Mullins,
A great variety Of nice C~aiieoes,
Do. Dimitiss,
Linens 6ne aid coarse,
A large number Of excellent oms- made
twiIlrd BAGS, Ss6 .
Beautiful white and brown hoaie.mads
Linen, s.
Sapsr6ns aid coarse Cloths, ~
Blankets and Flannels,
CHINA ID Incomplete sets, g n
Stone, TIM 6iass and Queens Ware,
Bar.Iron, Steel add Castings,
Light handy iron for Smiths, drawn un-
der the tht-hammer, i,
Il nesu kiadef Cattag Kpires. ((.he best
ever offered for sale in this country
they cut straw withaacommonf facility.
Prime Soai, Upp.r andH arnessLeather,
Menu strong Shoes.
Alarrr s,,nrIy offrrsh MedhrineA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-06
D-ls0LUTsoNoF RARTNzRsHln.

.THE partnership Of Horton G Carl
wa dissolved on the 9Th April, by
mutual consent; al those indebted %
the said Firm, are requested % make
immediate payment 70 James aorton,
who u duly authorised 70 settle The busi.
ness ct said Firm.
M HORTON,
JOHN CLARK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-21
81 THIS DAYS MAIL
) AITIMoRE, August is.

. 8 s. sshoooer Mary, Asmeda, -
h'''sssH ayau,s--.ae captain LETT seta'r.
a'5 T.: M of BaI,imere. ifon esrthassna'
g. !. amber Of Others, nsfnes not isco :.
- Sed Spoke noshing
~ w., W,llian, Bingham, was spoken %
oo' -, Iane iar. is. N. IS w. % days
g s 'I ,,s ,.'uore for Canton; all well.
ifos. .;s.d. schooner Eliza, Husbands, -
Z, s f.on nsrracos. Left prize brig 49,,
s sal ar New. York ia 4 days; 10 Ame-
v'ss', y,,ss!s had brea carried Ia there Late
! !, '''1g - j,rss DAYS before .as Eliza sailed an
.,l;,h fyiga,e Isndsd 100 nrn, Tor the
I 's'go,x 81 isk;pg eur The eargossi o. TWO
I fs ,'.h,, nrizs 3, pluudericg and burning she
5.ss fhsy we're Opposed by 400 French.
r.sS !, So attacked aud weuaied 20 and
s. W. ,ss r s, prisooet s which Afterwards
5 ''s MA IL hayr been n.assscred hy lhe Spani.
!, u. ifthey had &C, hsen psosecsed by the
s r,,ach priva,eeyss nseu. Iasy expected
s, ..,ask essty day from the Bri.ish--she
&C, Va. 10 grea. coofasioa-all the pris
s,<s,s wese geiling irady 10 so 70 81. ] a
:, ,osycjd The storm.
abs. s.haonsr pese!ope, Boyd, from
&Jgo. y.
CHS big Elis and Sa'..a for do. 10 10
{ DIX SIX ieagies S. of Cape Maze,
sosse sloop Maria of New York, ST Gays
g RON Cafo!iua for Jamaica. 10 Lar. 81,
8 l,op Is. sckooarr Deborah, from Nevis
ar PMIaIefahia had lost her captain a
60 DAYS bes5rr- OF Cape Henry. was
boardsd BY ssse British frigae Cleopatra,
who opened. oumber OF l,tsers.
4 Also, big Eliza, Aao. R4thrlh 10 days
ION ST. Frsrsr, Martiaico.
Leh brig Nary Ann Lawson, for New.
York ias er 4 days ;schoonsr Sarah, Sum
rs.rs, B .isiceass. IN 6dsys. Ga the 25sh
ssEsss 81 Is ssh Of English ,nerchansna-n
pnssd ST. Pierre, they asaed 10 the y !.
Alse, slooa Dispatch, Forte from Porto
Caveio.
i Was b5asdsd BY the British schooner
Flyins Fish, Hho p, essed James w ,Iliatns.
born in Pbhd-lphia, and pus a Scotehmaa
oobosrd who was not a sailor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-21
Washing Machine.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the
/. public, that he rbtained On the 18th OF
July, 1907, Patent for flashing Machine
vastly superior to any heretofore invented,
and calculated to save more labor in washing.
AS he must go to the northward in few days
he wishes to dispose of the right for Virginia.
Those who wish to purchase the whole or
part will find their interest by calling at Mr..
John Masoa's, King-street, between this and
next Monday evening.
E5saezer Jones.
August 81. est