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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
MULGRAVE,
w = DO NY ' II
To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.


CISNdtCNcS /FOW I>OTU IOttLNpGcOOU.
.ddmiraity Office, Juiy II.
"Dispatches were this morning received
at this Office from Vice-A dmiral Lord Col
1ingwood and Admiral Sir Charles Cotton,
brought to Plymouth in the Primrose By
the former it appears that the French squa-
dron in Cadiz struck their colors to the
Spaniards, at seven o'clock on the morning
of the 18th June, when the Spanish color S
were Immediately hoisted on board of them.
"The French ships were not much injured,
nor has there been much loss Of men OH Ell
ther side.
The Spanish Admiral is one of the
Commissioners about toproceed to England,
and the Revenge commanded by Sir John
Gore.
The dispatches from Sly Charles Cot
ton, down to the 14b of June, Confirm the
reports Of the general spirit of detestation
Of the French Government in Portagai in
many parts Of which it has been formally "a
polished, and that of the Prince Regent re-
established
BY a letter from Capt Creyke ofthe F.
cGpse, dated Oporto, goth June, it appears
that owing to the treachery of Don Oliviera,
Governor ofOporto. (now confined as a trai-
tor the French we enabled to re establish
their authority, which they maintained UNI
I'll the 10th June, the day Of Corpus Christi,
when an attempt was made for to carry the
French flag in the procession. This incen-
sed the populace to such degree that under
the countenance Of tile Priests, thev rose en-
1nasse, broke open the depots, supplied them
selys with 25 900 stand Of arms, and toge-
Their with tile regulars. formed most deter
mined and enthusiastic army. From this mo.
Inent all French authority ceased, and svery
man either French, or suspected of being
inclined to the FRENCH interest, was arrest
eel.
"The Bishop Of Oporto is elected Cover
nor. An army Of 20 900 men was sent to
meet the French, who, with corps Of 900
men had marched within six leagues Of o.
porto The Provinces Monies. and the north
ern parts Of Beira, have risen IN arms to
the 9r1eunt of one hundred thousand men,
inclusive of the fcrce in Oportn.s
General Sncr ccF arrived on lisbon IN tho
SC nc brig Oh ,he 9th Of Jane, and after
couimuuic ding 'oi.h Sir 9. Cotton, retur-
ned to join The forces OF Cape st. Vincent
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
WEST-INDIES.
BY ORDER OF THE SENATE.
PETIoN, President,
TO the Natives Of Hayti, residing in foreign
Countries

Countries.
CITIZENS,
Your native country, which has
groaned under the misfortunes of civil war
these two yeats past enjoys now the blessings
of peace, the comforts of prosperity, and the
happiness of society. No more disunion, no
factions henCeforth shall desolate this land
any longer
The monster who had in contemplation the
destruction of the inhabitants of this unfor-
tunate island, is taken in his own snares,
and his overthrow will drag all those PERM
cious men who have served his cause. The
moment of my addressing you, he has but a
| small space of ground, where it is impossi-
BILE for him to hold out any time. Those de-
luded troops whom he has deceived, having
found out the errors in which he has entan-
gled them, have deserted him. Henry
Christophe must fall by the hands of his
own party. or else put an end to his horrid
career with his own hands, as his predcces-
sors have done.
trust our experience Of past misfortunes
will teach us wisdom enough to prevent Sc
ditious characters, if there should be any "a
mongst us, from deceiving us in future
denceforth the people of Hayti shall be the
keepers OF their own liberty they are SEN
sible of their true friends and woe be to him
who shall dare once more to lead them astrav
again; if such an unthinking being could be
SO blind as to presume to seize upon the reins
Iof this government without the unanimous
consent of our veterans, such crack-brained
lperson would pay for his folly as soon as his
intention would be known.
Natives ofHayti, if after having restored
union, peace and plenty amongst my bre-
lthren, could have the satisfaction to see YOU
return amongst us, particularly those a
mong others, that remain on foreign lands on
account of their timditv about civil war; to
Those say, fear not that /; this land shall not
in future witness the like folly from it's chill
dren. Oh! my dear brethren, could my eyes
lbehold your return home to your native coun-
try; there is none elsewhere for YOU butthat
iwhere you were born. Let your return to it
be for us the happy moment that reunites the
|members of one family, that was compelled
by common misfortune to part; but who re-
unite to cherish and protect each other-
Let us say to ourselves what those brave war
r:orS CT America sa:G. Il: the gear ITS "E
Pluribus Unum." Those men who have sha-
ken off the European yoke. were no more
than men like yourselves but they were pa
triots. Let that worthy nation, and its i'm
mortal Hero be your model in the art of war
as well as in its other virtues.
The Senate requests me to tell YOU by this
present, that it faithfully promises to pay
the passage Of those who shall be under the
ineapacity of doing the same, and that the
sum of SO dollars shall be paid punctually to
every captain of vessel for each passenger
(grown person) they shall bring from the
United States; and smaller sum for A
less distance shall be paid.
Copy The President,
PETION.
Port au Prince, Oath May, 1903
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

LGfden. OF tran-ship them by some othe,
vessel. ~
Gwd rated according to the value, must
paN The stuty.upon the real value at the time
of shipping. X
Cords ware-hnnset nntlerAAbnnd must he
exported within Is months. ortne home con-
sumption duties must be paid vhereon: (if
not prohibited J in default thereofthey may
be sold to defray the duties and charges, &
the proceeds to be paid to the owners. If
not so valuable as toproduce the duties and
charges, they may either be destroyed or re-
exported to the country they were imported
fLom, provided such country;s then in amity
with his majesty.
This act TO continue until the end of the
next session of Parliament. The king may
alter or suspend this act, or any part there
of, as he thinks fit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
Port au Prince, Oath May, 1903.

From, Falmouth, Jam ica Papers, to the 9TH ST
" per the brig Typins, Captain Crow
ST. JAGo- DE-LA-VEeA, Sukv 90
information having been received in Kingston
that a French tigate was to be dispatched from
Bordeaux for st. Domingo, about the middle of
June, with dispatches, vessels of war have been
Judiciousiy stationed in hopes of intercepting &
capturing her.
So sure was Bouaprate of subduing Spain,
that he actually dispatched vessel of war from
Bordeaux, with Governors for all the Spanish
possessions IN South America, in order that his
DEGREES might be rigidy enforced against British
commerce.
In consequence of the death of General Villet
ties, the command ofhis majestys forces in thi G
Island devolves on major-general Carmichael, as
senior officer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
8 1866 60

The American after paying or securing
the payment OF this money, must purchase
ana pay for a r0rGf licensees bit of hahrr
which costs him about 100 dollars morc--he
may then proceed to his oyiginal porte Of dos
t,uation
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
June T..
AFFECTING NARRATIVE.

"MEMEL, April 10, n. S.
particulars qf'Me loss of'Ihe resseL in gvAich
Lord RoyStOn 7vas drO7oHed.
con Saturday, the % instant, n. s. at
noon we sdisd from Liebau with fair wind,
aaS ice for tive verts only, after which we
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1t is admitted that the embargo has had
IT'S effect IN preventing the free circulation of
money, and, of course, has created some par
tial Interchangeable, who that is true
born American would wish it raised unless
he desires WAR with Great Britain s--for
WAX must come, or TRIBUTE be paid to
avoid it.
Let the following facts speak for them
se!ves-Let us suppose the embargo was ia
Ken OH, and an American vessel should clear
out for port of France, Holland, Germany.
spain, Portugal, Italy, &c. or, in general, for
the continent of Europe, laden with 400 hbds.
Of TOBACCO, weighing 1000 h. each This
vessel must go to England and there ask IL
berty to go ON her voyage and not ONLY ask
it, but also fay for it, at the rate of one pence
half penny sterling per ID. on her tobacco. e
IL Shillings for each ton on her whole tom
mage, with several other expences. What
does this amnunttos
0,000 lbs. Tobacco at I'd. ster
ling per pound, is $500 pound
sterling, or g If 100 oo
Tonnage at 49, per ton on 400
tons. is 240E sterling. or LOGS co
Light money and about so other
charges and attendant expen-
ceS, will amount to 600 on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

According to letters received in London from
Brcst, the Frefcct there has received the follow
ing communication.
Sir-lt being his majesty's intention to pro-
toct tie operations .f commerce in the mother
country and colonies, and TO take every step
which can, under existing circumstances, pro-
mote the common prosperity Of this traffic, and
OF the colonies themselves, l am authorised by
his majesty, for the purpose of facilitating such
enterprises, to engage for one fifth of the freight
OF vessels to be so employed, and which shall
be fitted out as privateers as well as merchant
men aud to send on board each az passengers
from ID to 20 soldiers, for strengthening the
crews and reinforcing the garri5ons of the colo
MES at which they shall arrive.
have therefore to request that you will give
DUE publicity TO these gracious arrangements of
his majesty, in the different ports within your
precinct, having notice at the same time that the
proposal Of the outhtters must be through Won
transmitted TO me within two months, at least, of
the intended departure Of the vessels and |
have further to request that you will without fail
and Immediately on the receipt thereof, transmit
he sad proposals to me, with your opinion upon
ten Contents respectively.
(Signed) DEGREES
CAFFARELLL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

Prize-goods prohibited--goods not enume-
rated, but which may be used in this country
on the PRESENT DUTIES 40 per cent.
another letter from EatA6one, Hughes
and Duncan. of Liverpool says
These DUTIES to attach to the cargoes Ok
ALL Vesscls bound from The U. STATES 10
thoSc Forts on the CONTINENT, zrhich are
under the Influence Of France, and aryiue
IN the country, in comhHance 7vilh tie OR
DERs IN COUNCIL, Of the 11fh Nov h7.ovi-
ded auch cars'0es be re-erhoyIed inthe same
or other DeSSeIs.
According 20 the preceding duties, it has
been calculated that the Port of Eaiffnore
would pay an annual TRIBUTE to the Bri
ftSh Government OF nearly one million fve
hundred thon8and dollars -!
But TINS is not ALT seems the articles
we are toreceive from the ports of the con-
tlnent must also pay DUTY, even vet less
tolerable, to his britannia Majesty! As, for
instance, the article Gin pays one shilling &
three pence, sterling, per gallon, and the ION
age and other charges, on a ship Of an ordi-
nary size, Will amount to about $500 dollars
by the OrderS in Council, be it remem-
bered, that nearly the whole of Europe is
declared in state of blockade, and all YES
seis bound to itsports MUST stopat Britain,
pay these duties, and obtain his maiestv's IL
cense to proceed on their voyage-or be la
bic to capture, adjudication, and of course,
condemnation
A cargo of cotton of 1000 bales, Of 500 lbs.
each, which is about the common weight,
paying Cd. ster. in England, would mount to
the precise sum of $4,000 dollars. The same
cargo of cotton at 14t cents per h. the ave-
rage price for fine Louisiana cotton, will not
cost at New-OrleaDs 43, dollars. Thus
the exporter would have to pay $500 dolls in
London, as duty, for liberty to proceed to
the continent, more than the original cost
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

July q.
Letters from Italy state, that as the Ca
tholic religion makes considerable progress
in America, his Holiness has thought proper
to appoint several OF the Missionaries there,
tltuar Bishops. of Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

Goods nor aNozved 10 be Bonded, and ut,-
on (Which the home-consum5,tion Dntie,
must be hafd on imhortation
Anchors 40 per cent ON the value
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun
.y. sthe district of Columbia, hath obtalned
from the Orphans Court Of said county let
tiers testamentary on the estate OF Josef.h lue-
ne Perrin, late OF the county aforesaid l &C.
ceased all persons having claims against ~,
said deceased are hereby warned to e2aiipi'
them, with the vouchers thereof, to the sun-
scr;ber, ON or before the 25th day Of Septsm,,
Der next, or they may by law be excludes
from all benefit to said estate and thesc -, !.
debted thereto are required to make lmmcal-
ate nayrnene,-Gi under my hand this IA -
dayso March, lso8.
Ma,hurin Perrin, Err.
March 25. otaNoW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25
Mount Wahsngton for Sale.
April H.

T viii sell my FARM in Fairfax COUNT
/ and give immediate possession. .tish;,
than three miles from Alexandra, and ,v
from the George Town lcrry--the distsprr
from the projected bridge will be iess-tbe
house stands on an elevated hill, and over
looks the City, Alexandria, the river, with
the shore, ard hills Of Maryland. The house
which | erected, and is nearly finished, cor.
sists of a center house two stories high ami
wings Of one, Joined to it, By circular corr.
doris, the north wing contains small rooms
the front Of it, AID the corridor adjoining,
intended for green house, this leads to a
drawing room--a dining room separates
from it by the passage and staircase, isOeQ
to the south corridor which contains 3c!oscts,
and leads to the kitchen--two small po9msn
this wing with the kitchen-a Pamp OF excel.
lent water at the door. The secoad story Of
the center house contains 8 chambers and 1
dressing room, with FIRE places-a large clc.
set atlioins the dining room-one of the sane
size opens on the stair case, both lifted uP
with shelyesA-a store room in the gaFTtt, and
cnDuIo On the house TOP. from whence sseen
a delightful, vsriegated la'slscape completes
i the description Of the mansion house. A reat
| cottage accommodates laborers, AMI there are
| stables, carriage house, and ice house the
| farm contains lo3 acres, 70 enclosed aHd cu'
tivated, the rest in wood tbs place boasts
the finest collection Of fruit thGt haYe SEEM
| besides every ether sort; the list given 70 nc
! was 500 apples. 900 peaches, and 800 caeF'?
trees: | have added several hundred Of TIC
+! best kinds.-The garden consists OF = @ s5;
! SQUARES, tic soil enriched and hofIcfS iiii7o
! with fruit trees. and bushes; ltIs sHTroanaSa
BY a live cedar hedge, which also eS'en'S %
! each side OF the house tic tornlef P'oP'.
| tor possesset. much taste, and collected MAJ!
ornamental trees and shrubs, when aFG Il Z,
diciously disposed about yne sro'lAas' ~ =;
sell is suitable foc grass, ard tie poIi''a y;
ground devoted 80 timothy ami c'o''I' t I.s
an abundant crop it produced $ooo % y, ~
and oats last wear, and thin; ".5A sT'9 a. =. -.
ncnce NAV be rendered prodHc;iVe, i !, :,
who wish residence, where heai'" W" 49,, :,
preserved, and convcnience OF NEE. ~ ~,
with Aleyanulia, George Town, and INC s' :.
Of government, Will find all coT'OH.S sa,r !,
Snnl- tjashineton. will shew the PREM i
.es and inpart the terms of sale upon Mr. 1arr
cations bv letters directed TO the P0s',G "
Alexandria. ELlLA !
Also FOR &dLE' 80.
Farming implements, an OK Cart , smy do
shear ploughs with harness' one s'o ood crz
| orc iron toothcd harrow, two scythe' ana -
dies, spades, picks, sc
March Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25
John c.. LADD,
HIS FOE Sale

HIS FoR SAFE,
20 bales German Linens, coniit-
ing OF brown and white Rolls, haxen Osna"
burghs, hempen Ticllenburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheetng and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper OF the best qua
lily, and will be sold very>loW
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhts Moiasses
pipe port Wire
10 do Holland Gin
5 Go. French Brandy
Z do Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes, sper-
naaciti and TalIow Candles, Cheese, &c, &c.
April :. G
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25
1 his is to give Notleec

~ - 40 " SlVC NCtl6e,
That The subscriber of Alexapdri, Co.,,
IN the district Of Columbia, hath o lsa'F
from the Orphans Court Of said county ,S !,
tiers OF administration on the personal les
OF lhomas Simms, late Of the county ~, J's's
said, grocer, deceased: all Serscn b we
claims against the said deceased, are ba lug
warned to exhibit them with the yon el'''
thereof to the subscriber, on or befo,s s"''s
l4th day of October next, or thcy INV We
law be excluded from allbeneit to said ~, v
and those indebted thereto are reor;,sS e'
make immediate paymet. F."
Given under my hand this 18th d.v 4
April, 1908
Margaret S;mus,
,Edministratri:r etfT Si;,nus
April IL. .c,r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25

rt,tvc phCCNT
w.. .,..., 5~s ;.
az "'S >'1'". h'>S = =. ''
q9GlI'0" 70 h"S5 = S'osA' '',''S.
a frelh Supply OF genuine AruCiesih
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
n. nov ogir$ for safe, on his usual lozo tern:s
Nsu(covsdo cuoars. ofyalious ou,-
..;a.
az on1 nm, 1;,,o
wv C I',r ,,,'p
49, yR5e
H"p. '''' ,art;c,,lar,v select
49, 14vs, cd for
1y GU, orJ family use
t $500 S''0 ~
-, CO. =
tses' gISs" g -. e,,ras;or o,,s,,tv
o'''0 &C., - :
n .s''5Sil@'
Du'e'io''
1neFly' ~, , ,ers
, arlaoo..,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25
The SUBSCRIBERS

Beng desiroas Of briagzns the affairs efthe late
firm Of THOMPSON and VEITCH, 10
s,at close, OFFER FOR SALE tic JtolloT0-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25

Cld. St. Estephe Medoc laret, in casec of
.xa~dr,an
s "a, ,loze,, en-. old front;nac
n;,ta 49, do. hest wine bitters
Jamaica and NVest-In,lia rum
New-England Go.
Cogniac, Bordeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schiedan1 gin in cases
Irish whiskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing moiasses
r,ada;o,
t H. rEAc
Youno Hvson
Hyson-Skin and
Souchong
m,,.aonoao s,aars different qualities
rsuseo',s st;. - o. =. >
1eaf f ard INN sugars. Philadelphia, Bal
timare and Alexandria.
Leipor's, CARROTS, and Hannlltoh,s shaD'
n bottles and biaddefs.
Macuba and rapce do.
closer-seed, { Penn; ; ,garran NEE, nn.n
nlaee 49,, nas s;no,er W rass and grounds Cav
enae pepper; fennea Sal'-Peis,
Coffee chocolate rice; pearl barley
I-on,ion and Philadelphia mustard; baske'
salt: starch; fig blue; flotant indigo; Geor-
s~ia and Tennessee cotton flax wool; mad
or,,,1eroc = aIl,,ro hrimStone chalk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-25
CHARLES BENNETT t,

CHARLES .BENN EFT,
o9ars for SAFE, J3r cash, or approved notes, at
60 days,
One pale fuperhne London Cloths
and Kcrseyrneres.
IRISH Linens.
A few elegant Mrslin Robes.
Calicoes and Ginghams.
Seine and Sail rwins.
Fine and coarse Hats.
Clover Seed of the first quality.
II casks Rye Whiskey, one year distilled,
SC. sc.
April s. dtWeosW
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
TAPPAN & SEWALL,

Have removed to their late ltand,
Ne. Il, HAY-MARKE7:ROW-
STREET.,
WHERE they offer for fale, by piece or
package, general alIorIment Of
European and India Goods.
From England, by late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply Of LoaJ,~ and
ManeBaRey GOODS-comPrifiDg Thickietts-
Velveteens-Jeans-P Printed Jeans--Princes'
cord Veltings--Sarfnetted Calicoes--Pa;ent
Nankins--D imities--C ambrick Fancy and
Book Mullins -Shawls- Cotton Bandannas-
PriLts-Giugh sms--7-8 and Ga black and CO.
lored Cambricks-Cotron Sewings-Mllhnets
-Britiih neutrality-suspicious. &c,
On hand, fine and fuperfne Broadcloths--
Kerleys--Plains - ieymeres--otuils--B
yes Flannel-- Colrain Linens India Cottons
--Laees- -Gauzes, &c. (tD June 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

JS'~''Sf' " = sfSh1.J~'SH
PIERCE, FEM, * co.
MOULD inform their friends and the
W public, that their partnerlhip is die
folved by its own limitation.-All Perlons
having any claims on them, are requefted TO
pEeient the fame for fertlement, and thofe IN
debted 70 them by Book or Note, are requell-
ed TO make payment TO RALPH FEM.
". 3. Buhnels in future will be carried on
by RALPH FEM, al the former Stand,
head of Union Wharf, where is for lale,
400 ID. Sole Leather,
200 Quintals Pollock,
20 Barrels Sugar.
HOgiheads MolaGes,
Ditto Rum,
9 Pipes Holland Gin,
20 Barrels Cider,
200 Pairs Mems Shoes,
so do. Womens Morocco Shoes.
Tierces Rice,
do. and one Barrel Shrub
do. Lemon luce,
1000 VT. Connecticut Cheefe,
100 Boxes Smoked Herring,
100 Buihels Connecticut Rye, with many
other Articles too numerous to mention.
A continuance Of paIt faYours will be CRATE
fully acknowledged.
Portland, 1876 Tsly, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
WANTED.
TO LET
SberiB't sale.

CUMBERLAND, S.
TAKEN by Execution and will be e1poled
a for lae at Public Auction, on SA7UR-
DdY, the thirteenth day Of dvg4F next, a.
three of the clock, p. M. on the pTemiies-
The right ia Equity Of Redemption III and
by the following defcribed Mortgaged Real
Fhate, 6tuated ia Gorhan. III iaid county.
VIA certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and being in faid Gorham, containing ff;y
acres. and is bounded as follows VIZ. be-
vin;np at the road that leads to the Han.
stephen LongfeIow's farn, and divides John
HaikeI's lot from the lot herein delcribed
thence weRerly by and adjoining the county
road leading To GUrham corner one hundred
ana twenty tx rods theace Iouth-rIy III
line parallel to the road that leads 10 laid
Longfellow's farm, 70 far as that line drawn
parallel 70 the iaid county road to the fail
Iongfellow's road will include and make un
fifty acres, together with al the buildings
thereon, and IS she nOThery half vi Tie wv
numbered forty, in faid Gorham-AHo, one
m0iety or half part Of one hundred acre lot
il faid Gorham, being the ioutherIy 1de Of
the above delcribed TOT numbered forty ~ w
taken of from the loutherly Gde Of faid LOT
with line Drawn parallel 10 the county road
leading 10 faid Corham corner
EZRA GIBBS, ID. SBcyiE
I'll, Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Land for Sale,

a TOWNSHIP Of Land, No. A, in the Sd
range between Bingham's purchafe and
the NewhamPihre line, containing 81 900 a.
eres is offered for fale, or would Be eIchang-
ed for Ship, valued at about 10 600 dollars,
and the difference paid in cath.
The foil is iaid to be very good by perfons
that have viewed it, and Considerable fettle-
msnts are within few miles. The Cupfuc-
tue and Androlcogging rivers run throug h it.
Apply at No. ~, Union Wharf
Portland, Tuiy rs.