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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

A DWELLING-HOUSE, forty feet by thir-
ty two, two Tories high, with 4 COM
modicas Stable and other OF, buildings, with
about half an acre Of Land, ftuated near the
bridge ID TeefU5, accommodated with excel
lent water by Acquedua from an unfsiIing
fource, which abundantlY fupplies me ho1le,
fable and garden in the drieA feaions. The
houfe has been built about ten yea-s--the 9th
er buildings not three years Gnte. They
ffznd in luuriihing village, within one mile
Of Bo1ei5ir college, in ByrryzrisE and abou,
6xty rods from the Court Houle ID Tesj5az..
To Peflon who wifhes TO ba concerned II
the Lumber buGnefs to the trader or induttri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity 20 p5rchafe a
good itandr may be worthy attention further
Information may be had of the fubferiber al
Bath. IONA. ELLIS.
A5rI 2s. (4 VIZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Ntqo Goad..


0sssfis fJe 17fl,aaes 0jIss, f5'55fretf,
< AS juit received an additional a1ortffseht q
NEW GOODS,
Conhaing Of Linens, Briulh Couons Gam
brics, fancy Mullins. brown Linens, black
Grapes, do. Luaring., Bandauna HNs. fancy
ok do fix Shawls, long & ihort fix Gloves
kid do coloured Lulrings, blue and yellow
Nankeens, cotton kerlamires, Ladies white
and coloured cotton Hole, Calieoes, Cling
hams, Dimoties, Rnglifh Nankeen, India Cot
tons, Gentlemen's mixed cotton Hofe, white
do. black and white ilk ditto, Sarinetts, LIh-
en- Cambrics. fuperGne and common Broad
cloths and Kerfanres, &c. &c.
The above, together with his former Rock
will be fold at very FINAL advance for Cath
only, of Nay Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
sscIftt Paragraphs.
Ar0fber Supplementary Embargo
Lar.

Ar0t5er supplementary Embargo
Lar.
From the articles of Foreign News
pubiiihed, II appears that B9aabarfe
Is ceterni@d 10 take our property
into his holy keeping ;-CWtR-and
zrtu TIE tzrr: !? Hat n0t CIR FUTURE
lrsf-ent, coge6sd that Frame qVart5
friJuts n'csg--dnd that jBe ntujf have
i and If d, 1vky may not tie gaad
Bonaparte fake ozr msuey, or moneys
'gartb, svtfre be cnn find II, and thus
fare uF TIE trzlkis ana exberf9 Of Ind
'ag il 10 bns ? Oh! FedfraE;igs = ba1y
aagratgai art thu 70 find faalt u1tb g
gosd a tenga67a,-, as The great Napole-
on il every dy jEeqomg Unfit 70 en-
and that this Taft Decree Of his is no
other than an additional E7zBayeo
La7p for the regulation of the Amer
lean Trade. AS the decree itfelf has
not yet reached the Atlantic States,
and as there are certain editors 4.
nong Us who ffudiouly affeQ to
conGder every act Of the Tyrant as
an a4 Of "liberality and friendfhip."
the exiffcnce Of this decree may be
doubted, and the whole fiery be pre-
claimed, ty the m;erdbie nfiigignT q
Anapare, an Engiilh fabrication.
lihofe, therefore, who repofe in e.
qurity Gpon The authority Of thefe az.
ttFiione, would do well to examine
the various channels through which
this intelligence is announced, and
not fuifer themielses to be impofcd
or 81 the fpies and hirelines CT tile
CoTiican 1T was underitood in Eng.
land, when the Ciagc failed, that Mr..
Piarkney had not oaly received pcd-
tive information Of the fact, bat the
dhagreeable news of its having al
ready been put in execution. Thus,
then, there appears to be a perfect
understanding between The two gov
eruments, and rhc aid Of Bona3ayte,
it would fcem, is called il TO deRroy
the Commerce of .9meIca : Fellow
Citizens, is there any thing wanting
TO convince you of your danger p
Are not theie facts copclufve +? II
was emPhatically afertsd by one os
the warm Importers Of the adminif-
tratlon Taft winter, (when the ruin
Gus and deiruaivc Embargo Law
went into operation that qye zvere IN
TIE jd1vf Of Napo1son Z Where are We
now ?-Anlwer yc guilty wretches-
who, 10 evince your hoHiIity to Eng
L4nd, would biindly facriace your IN
dependence by throwing rs into the
arms Of france, and thereby cover
cur country with e-Epread delo-
iation.-- Centric.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
6berT SAFE

C-mEkEtAND, .s.-
TAKEN by Execution ard viii he egnor.4
f9r L!e * Public AuGtion, on SA7Ut.
DIR the thirteenth day ~ 49g-sg naSt. ny.
.hrec OF he clock, p vi on the prentice
The light II Equity 0f Redemption in ar5
By the following defcribed Mortgaged Res
Eaaie, ktuate& in Corham 10 faia coantv
ga certain tract or parcel of land Vino
and beng in fsid Gorhzm, containing Civ
acres, and il bounded as follows viz. bs.
CHING Il the road that leads to tie Han.
Stephen Longfellow's farm, and divides John
Haikells ot from the lot heEein defcribed
thence weRerly by and adjoining tie ecun..
road Iea!ing 10 Gorhazn corner one hundr..
and twenty tx rods; thence fouihe-iv <,
line parallel 10 the road ttat lead, " f,:f
I.ongfellow'S farm, 20 faE as thai a line 49,
parallel 70 the faid COZ ~ road to .l,4 IN.
Iongfsllow's road wilt include md make ~
ffty acres, together with al the buildip-
thereon, and " me northerly haltor ~ N.
numbered forty, IN iaid Gorhari.-AlI1. NJ.
lnoitty or half par; IF one hundred acre N.
in laid Gorhsm, being the iontherly fds y
fhe above deicrihed TOT numbered forty N NJ
taken OF froa tie lontheriy fde IL faid n.
alth line drawn parallel TO the county ro,a
leading IL laid Go7ham corner
Ezra GIBBS, p. SSair
81, "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Ralph Crofs,
Library Shares.

AFVf IT ODHItJ'
THE owners Of the following fiiares, in the
PORTLAND LIBRARY, are hereby
notified. thar the fums annexed to their ref
peaivv-numbers have been due hereon more
iaan two years, and that if they be not paid
on or before me iftcesth day Of Augult next,
at five O'Clock in the afternoon, they viii
then hc fold at Public vendue to be holden
4, the lubicribsss office in Portl2nd-uz.
a. G. d C. DC.
No. ?, 2 50, 70. IS, 2 7s, No. so,
10, IS, ~, rs, 81, 4 50
~ erdsy sf re y7Gsdi7g ccrzifie4
SA1lUEL FREEMAN, Li5ra,iaa.
ys,y Js, 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

Ll6 MT The low Irinh are not
only fond Of law, but are capable Of
making fhrewd remarks Spon the ad-
niaiitIation Of jufice. Many years
face, gentleman Of coijs7gcnrs and
iaieref was fried Il the aEzes Of
Galway, for mGFdsr and notwith-
aanding th- clearef evidence Of The
fact, the jury acquitted him. Soon
Afterwards, IS f>nle gentlemen were
BANDING at large window, ar a
coffee house, a criminal was carried
BY TO be execureo : upon which they
faid, {" Whas IS that fellow going to
be hang Tor Z" a Tow fellow, who
was patIing BY, and overheariug tie
qreaior, locked Up AMI .si3,
"Piaze your hcnors, tx van; Ct a
Gsisg 7ary."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
HOUSE W1NTFD

WANTED TO purehafe IL central 6tua-
ton in this town : convenient DWELL
ING HOUSE, f;itable for a lnsll family--for
which will be given in exchange LAND in
North 1-ar-aaf5, and the ba snce IN Cath
Enquire OF the printer. no w Nov is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
A YAWL-BOAT.

TAKEN Up adrifi, Tawl- Boat. abo-,
twelve feet long, between Portland ana
H0ufe- Hand. The owner may nave the fame
by proving properly and paying charrss.-
Apply to DANE. MOUETFORp.
Portland, yyb Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
i APPAN & SEW.ALL,

Have removed 10 their late hand,
No. Is, HA7-A7APKET R0W-MIDDLE-
STREET,
they offer for lale, by piece or
package, a general aflorrment Of
European and India Goods.
From England, BY late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply of Lordor and
MaHebsfS GOODS-comprifug Thickletts-
Velyeteens--Jeans--Pr Printed Jeans---Princes'
cord Veltings--Sarfnetted Calcoes--Patent
Nankius-D imities-- Cambrick---Fancy and
Book Mullins -ShawIs- Cotton Bandannss-
Prirrs-Cinghams- r. e and 6 = black and co.
lore1 Cambricks- Cotton Sewings-Millinets
Cottons-- Hoilery Umbrellas. &c.
On hand, fine and fuper6ne Broadcloths--
Kerleys-- Plains Kerfeg meres--stufis-- Bai-
zes- Flannel Cdran Linens--India Cottons
-Gauzes SC. Q) .JzEs 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Quincy K Baker,

Garner II F,Gsfyut, Haze f5r ~,
"A LARGE aHortment Of WESf-INDIA
GOODS, = their uiu2l reduced prices
LlIs-gys--M sPork. Upland Cotton, Flou''
TurPs1nns snd Tar. F.if =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
TAKE NOTICE.


Southend Westinghouse.
PROPOSALS for 100000 feet Pine Tim.
: Der; 5i,oUe feet Of merchenabe boards;
10000 feet Of clear do; lo0 perch of cellar
Zones; aud $40 feet kewn do. for unoer
pinaing; viii be received during he prelent
and fuceeeding months, by
ALEx'R. PARIS.
N. B.--Propofals left at capt Toba Priab-
sIG's Store, whl receive attention, or with
the Gubfcribep. l4wl Tply II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
TINTED.

TO attend il iHlal family, GIRL. about
IS years old: She may hare thc beneht
RI Schloi half the day, and will receive
good treatnen'.-APply = this sE-e.
Ta!y Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Equity Ct Redenntinr-

L4uA ~ ANNN~tA' ptlOT.
Zaiea al Execution, and urH % 6q !.
PubEc VaaI4e, "a MONpAY. ~.
f1f 1ay 81 A1ggF next, cn TIE tre-=.
yes,
"A IL the right and Equity Of Redemption
= IN and 70 the following dcfcr;bed Nor
gagged Real Eftaie--via- A certain piccs n
Land iitue:ed il Brunfwick, and butted .ra
bounded a. follows beginning -four rods fran
the iouth wet cnrher Of land John Perry. ANN
fold 70 Samuel Bsal, on a eoarft foush Ten ~
grces can at Aake and Zone therce eat ",
rods, thence icuth ten degrees eat four ross.
thence wen ten rods, Ihenee north ten ~.
grees wen four rods 10 the fri bound. with
an the buildings ,hersunto belonging an4
Standing thereon, i being tie land labea
Perkins now lives ON.
sECoMB JORDAN, Dsst Self
Rrpsf-gi.k, Jaee 80, 1903. (July il1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

MTE The flhfcrib6rs, Cou1miNloners A.
Pointed W the Hon. Samuel Freeman
Riq. ladFe Of Probate FOR the county Of Cum
berand, 10 receive aud examine The c.airs
Of the ieveral creditors TO the ellate of
WILLIAM coNANT.
late Of Falmouth, in lsid county. yeorlan, de-
cesed, lePretenied inioi7ent, give noyfce that
TX months being allowed from the Iecona dz7
Of June Iaa, 10 fad Creditors 70 bring III their
claims, and that we will attend 70 thar fsrvice
a. the houis OF Ebenezer Ko!ocks, innholdsr
n iaiG Falmouth on the lat Monday Of this
aud The four following months, from two of
the clock ?. NJ 10 i've o'clock, on each e
.ld days.
ARCT5ELAUS LEWls.7
ENoCH FREEMAN, 1sf'''-l '.'''i
Jsb n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Eactory Cotton.
A FARM FOR SALE.

TN the ,Jwn of Falmouth, il the county ..
4 Cumberland, couGning Of one hundred
and Eve acres of Land, of which thirty is In
terval, and iying on Prelunpfcot River, and
Eve miles from the Town Of Portland, and on
the pof rosd thar leads frcfn Portland 70 An
guRa, and INTO many ofthe back towns. Said
farm is coEvenientiy ftuaied for Public
Houle, with large two lory Houfe and
Barn, with out houles Tie ioii Of laic farm
is inferior 70 none For further particulars
inquire Of OLIVER WINsLOW,
on the prerniffs, Jniy J.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
sENJAMTN BROWN, "a.

iaie Of Bath, in the county Of Lincoln, yeo.
man, deceafee, and has undertaken thar truA
10y gi7,Ng bonds as the law dirs4s AT per-
iyns, hersfore, hsvirg demands agaiuf tks
eisste Of isid decealed, are dehrrd 70 exhibit
the fane for iettlement, aud - indebted C
tsld elsate are requeited to make immediate
payment.
ELIZABETH 8l2oVNs 1l,7iajt15f,is.
Bats, -fEFs Is. (lriy lll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
10 LEI


A PASTE RsEE BvcLLr--The owner
mag recsi7s the fame by paying for this
advertisement. Apply az this once,
Wv 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Dav s Il1ev.

Have -5- Jazz
50 Calks American POWDER,
Quantity q Lezden BALLS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

TIE iublcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, thar fhs has been drIy
appointed and has taken upon herfelf The
truR OF an Adminlfra'rix, ~ honis non, with
tbs Hlll annexed, on the Enate u
JOHN LEWIS,
late of Northy4fnouth, ia the eeunty OF Cam
berland, Elq. deeealed, by giving bond Al he
law directs-fhe therefore requcfs Al perguus
who are indebted 70 the faid deceaGsd's eaate,
to make immediate payment; and lhole who
have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the
fame TO MARI MITCHELL.
jay is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

tag q EoFtAyarmouih, u tie county o. CVT7-
herland, gentleman, decesfed, by giving boaa
a The i2w directq-He therefore reqgels all
Petions wAo are indebted to the laid 9eceaf-
ed estate, to make immediate payment, ard
thoie who have any demands thereon, to e1-
hibit the fame 60
July I8. EDWARD RUSSELL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

HE fubtcriber hereby gives pubic notice. .
al concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfef sh>
trBls OF Adminiiirator on The eft=se OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
TO BE SOLD.

Ne4o. CIopese.r, Ms 3. sos. (6mo)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03

- - - - = -
iuJge cf ,hselerticrs. reisfrs md dral; n !:
cations OF lis owD mem bers; ardla majoii-
- Of each shall constitute 2 qootD p ~ 8 GO
business; but a.Ssmaller rInber my DC
authorized 10 compel The as.tIdsEee q 10,
SEN, me mbers, in such marner ard urcsI
such penalties as estk kCuse may pscsics.
Ip.ihis case they are vested wnh jndiria'
nc wefs SO Far as relates to eEioreipg me
attendance of men btrs. But MIA, 10 the
nesi clsuse
& 4 Each house may determine the rules
Gifts proceedings, punish It's men beis Ter
disorderly behavior, aud, with The concur
renee Il TWO thirds, re 1pef a men bsr"
If in his case the cors,ilusien neant'c
confer judicial power to summoc WINES
sts, ii would have said SO.
u Tbs. question was then 'akeo yytas z
rays on the resolution, which was dlsa
greed 10, as fellows:
YEAS essrs. Bavsrd, Goodrich,
Hillhcuse, piekerirg, Pope. Smith, Of
Md, White, y.
NAYS. Messrs. Adams, Andersen,
Bradley, Coudit, Crawford, Frarkiio.
GaiIisrd, Giles, Gilman, Gregg. Row~
land, Ki'chel, Maelay,. Ms'hewson- Mil.
ledge, Mi;.hill, Parker, Reed, Rnbin.
son, Smith Of N. Y, Smith II Ten. SuGn.
ter, Turner, 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
FROM The n. Y. Epening Pest.

Orders Of tie British eouseR.---.We ls'
! but ore mode of meeting the French de' ra1
and this mode would have been ps'fsuea' Da :,
the country been guided by the wlsdoni' y
animated by the spirit Of Washington A.,
Reason as well as public law declares, 'i ;n
nations which find their c4ties and theH -. H.
terest i'll abstaining from taking part III :.
wars of Others. have psrle ctrlght 10 pu':a,
their usual occupations without interrupt
or reproach. an
In confirmation Of this principle @- 4
insure the United States from repe'il9 ~.
the lawless pluuder, that under various ~ r..
texts had been committed upon slisH we
MERGE by The cruisers of France, Bol'a2 =
in 1900, concluded a treaty with tue :. .,.e
by which it is agreed, shat our ships ana wv y.
chants may iree,y.resort to, and trace !" aa,L
produce ard manufactures of England oq .t,t
ly as in the goods and ports of FRANCE -.ssl
we may lawfully navigate, not only os'@ I'm;
the u S. and the British donations IL "'
OF. war, butlikewise between those doilli'0
and the ports of Franco. 49,,
In 1896, Bonaparte published the ~
of Berlin; the provisions of which a's II,
rcctly rc2ugnant to tho treaty OF ls'o' sD AL
ins, at once the plishted honor OF ffa'!'t II,
the acknowledged and iacoatestiOie Fi5
America. off,
ImpartiaIity constitutes the basis =, o.
duties of neutral states--and the eSir ts
.servance of thia principle, whether a. f,yo;,
Submission to injuries, or the grant % "oyers;
materially concerns the belliseren' P"e.c4
whose interest may be as ialuiiols'y ."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03

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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-01
List EUcning's Mail.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 20.

By thc arrival Yesterday, Of the fast sail
ing ship John and Francis, Capt. Silliman,
from Bordeaux, via. Plymouth, (E.) we re-
ceived English papers to,the 9Th uIt. viz
Cores Liverpool Advertiser, Exeter FLYING
Post, and the London Courier.
Letters received in England from France.
state the arrival Of the Austrian messenger
in alag of truce from England. After con-
ference with the Austrian rtlssat,or at Pa
ris, he proceeded to Venice, and received
from BonaSsrte an answer to his dispatch
IeS. .~.
A great numb Of vessels a~e advertised
in Engla d for ne Brazls; and the Board
OF Trade have been engaged in prepariDr.
instructions for the merchant. until final
adjustment OF a regular commercial treat
he have for their basis the liberty given
to ship and export such articles rs have been
heretofore admitted into the ports Of Portu-
Lgal. 49,.
The expedition under the command Of Sir
Charles Cotton ahd gen. Spencer, has been
dispersed in a gale. The convoy had reach
ed the Bay OF B;scay on the 27th Of Decen-
Der. when: the yempest became so violent
chat it was impossible for the shirs am ion
ger to nt'nue together. Upwe1.cis Of h.,f
of the ships baye returned into Eng ana.
with cons' cradle damage.
Gen Sir John More with 5000 troops
80" - e'NasS' arrived dt NlOra LAP On the
24th Nov ember They were convp,ei bv
two line OF battle shi.s and fir gate The
General proceeded in the frigate TO the 50 Ia
dron of sir SIDNEY Smith, off the Tag is, and
after conference with the admiral returned
to Gibraltar, from whence he proceeded +,
= gland with the troops. 1t was supposed
from these circumstances. that his destina
ton was Lisbon. Blu. The emigration OF tin.
Roya Family induced him 10 proceed to En-
gland.
The story of the death Of the King IF
Ireat-Rritain turns out 10 be q fabrication.
Ourpapers do not even intimate that he had
been indyPosed.
The celebrated General MIRANDA has,
arrived in England, in the A!cxandria fri
gate, from Barbadoes. It is said he intend.
to solicit the British government to fprwari
his views on the Spanish Main. Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-01

Col. Barr TO attack the Spanish provinces
nave only TO reply that Bliiense9. enlisted
with me at Rctle Fontain, a short time pre-
vious 20 my departure in Jolly, 1906, that
gave him the birth, osa sergeant. that bv
my orders he dcscendedthe Araansa riyerun
der the command Of -Lieutcnart Wilkinson.
and that during the, time he was with me.
he never directly, insipuated his hav,ng any
communication from Genei'al Wilkinson
and that am conscious he had no opportu-
nifty, and did not make use OF anv intrigue.
or in fact hold AM conference with the In
dams more than any other private Indivi-
dual of the parry. g.
4. M. PIKE, Gent 1st.
Y. Suites Req. iafGni7u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-01

pretty riscis-cGcetei in psrsonsissies-ES-s
lnao teiaresi the cav b. orc 'ye-te. day.
which .Pcltec GARDENER, { nv from n York.
shnoat 10 defth--but The Devil protes.rs M;
own. and so.th] tie low by kint, from his
scot and hiding himself behind the Speak
fer's f'xltH GtisInnre such than ctai:> es-
offed win hte-hc had in,pu Cd T. the ma
jority Of the House ..thc guidance of an in
Z. visible hand, which directed them to-co-
" Operate wiSh me Gallo Emperor" He
vas actually stig'na.ized for /" calun,ny.
SANDER B. ftlshscti," & altho' the reDrcLens;,
nnappneh IS well 20 Rowan as i,ifnse,f--,,a,
bSp was uste"edto~xcenaate o. viudieate
--Nie wasnct sn',' abused but in effect chr,
ieEgctb little Johnson from Kentucky, ard
hight must ensse or the tory must Up stakes
for the Hudson. ,..,
Jtwonld seem that tie scourse Of way IS
suspended and that same appeal or orders.
orinstr',ctionS, have been Transmitted "a on;
ministers at London and Paris--Tetaot ere
word tranSpires from either panty here"
.....r- .-,
l@''reIcs Bcrpv. Esq. declines serving on "a.
George.
"A very rich minc oc Zinc has lately hoe, ,,;-co.
Eeied lie'r phia--Three parts Of Copo, e
one Of znc melted together from what is can.
Brass, ana .hree plrcs of Zinc and ono of Ccrncr
form FInchbcck. Ire discovery of this ,n:uc' il
IS Supposed, viii hc oftiie highest Importance 10
the manufactures of our c5untr,. part ;.Qlarly ,f
those articles generally termed Brass Wares. /.
eiicre IS an abundance of Copper in the United
States
MARRrE Don the ST instant Mr. En,y1s
b NRv1E to Mrss EARDAwkY of Amelia g.
MAnRIEp--On Christmas Eve, 1907, Mr..
HezEKIA Mo$Ery CT Pow!at r, Comfy t. ne.
amaole MISS ElrzAnr-H mErP.xmAN the
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COMMUNICATION.

Nh. SMITH,
] understand that The Hon. John
Rowan, THIS day in House of Representa-
uvcs mentioned that ne had been informed
that certain Joseph belieagcr who accom-
panied lie in part Of my tour 10 the West
ward, was emp Dyed as an emissary OF Cpl.
Burr ~ the ihs,igatioa oF 9eu Wilkinson.
to secucc ,he Indians.;o JOIN IN the scheme OF
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TNHEREAS ttho subscriber IN the life tir,e
w of Carr Chapman deceased. t, wit -: In
the month of JANUARY, egleeis i.,iud. ed and five.
did execute to him bond for tou. hundred and
fifty dollars, apromisory n6'c 20 ffty dollars and
another for 4 hog5lead of antig,ia Rum; and
whereas have an equitable defence against the
payment OF said bond and notes, hereby FORE
warn all persons from taking traa;fcT or assign
mont of the same, I shall certainly refuse TO
discharge them unless compelled By legal process
THOMAS CHAPMAN
Dumfr;es, Feb. 20. , ~
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ETOR ) :. IL, on . .itsat D.. r Gloj.,ns. 100, H.
do"sed neFoiabie notcs.--T wo' sc'y kelv
NEcRo DO g abodt ten years old-EAiui 1t
the one Of the ESogtaER.
Feb % r2w1
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{ ATBARrNe Jus 1cs.- ~ =: a.. IoH< IS
- rIcr (who wis married in The count. e
WestTnoFciand upw. rds q forty years ago. III.
Ting--shc or ANY Of ser L,wf.l heirs, BY appI, ng
TO the subscriber living N tic county Of Alcs
marie. and State Of Virginia, vii hear OF some.
unug for their interests. k LINDSAY
March : 1La
rTNHE Sbscribsr intends to practice hw IN
4 the Counties Of pttsy wanna, Henry ard
Rockingham in North CIo-1.--le Letters. address
sed to- him should be directed 60 Danville.
GEORGE FUCKER
P'ttsyIvacis n ~ : m
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Cfccancanongh is the last writer, whose
acnr-rfions attacksupon myself J shall con-
descend to publish. ] hold my public cha
'acter to be free to investigation, through
my own paper, but the manner must be de-
cent at least, if not respeotful-If man
knows not how to attack my opinions but by
miserable Uuigorisns, he must seek sou,e
other channel for his elegant efiusions--Ope-
cancanough has proposed one or twoques,i-
ons to myself. I o questions thus put have
but one answer TO rctuIn--a contemptucus
silence.