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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-24
Good votes.

Resoived therefore, as the opinion Of your
committee, that the poll ought TO stand thus .
Tor Peter l.. Cox, one hundred-for Richard
=: Parker, one hundred and seven-and that
Richard Z. Parker was duly elected To re-
present the county OF Westmoreland, in tin. :
present General Assembly
HeSoIped also as the opinion of yonr com
mittee, that the petition OF Richard K. Par
Ker, complaining Of the undue election of
feter +. Cox, returned to serve as dele
gate from the county of Westu.ore and, il,
thls present General Assembly, is reasona-
BILE.
1he said resolutions being twice read,
were agreed to by the House
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n letter from Kingston, to the 18th ult. say
1t Is intended TO Put duty on your exports on
importation TO this island, to take place the pre-
SEM month, on the following articles superfne
ho"r o'' per barrel ship bread per cwt. 2s corn
meal per bbl. IS. Indian corn 19i. rice DER 100 1s
od. Boston chips per Fl. IS. Id. cyprus and other
shingles o.. Sd. slaves and heading per nj 1Od
pitch pine do Is. 81. wood hoops sd z all otlIe,
articles not enumerated, with horses, neat cattle
1--we stock, &c. 10 per advaloren The duty
ON hSil the same as the bounty on that imported
ron Brusa America. Tonnage duty one dollar
per ton - Phil. Gaz
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E'EMALE EDUCATION, will be coniinu-
! ed, at Mountairy, the ensuing year, under
TIE direction Of Mss Terrell who will teach
He9.Mg' V'ifiHg, arithmetic, Engiish Grammar,
and Geography. The School will be opened ,bouj
the md ale OF JanIary Terms--fJr board and
tuition, Coach finding her own bedd:ng) & 100
per ahn'n, paid quarterly in advance. The most
satisfactory testimonials canb be produced, Of Miss
ierre!'S Qualifications, a teacher of the above
branches Of Education. Particular attention viii
DE paid 20 The morals and manner. OF pupils pla.
Ceu , az tniS SCHOOL l; may not be improper to
AGO. that they nave before them an example, az
iomes;i; economy, and steady industry in the
Eodrdmg al s-tni.nt.
HUAzPYREr HILL.
Caroline, D.c m og
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-24

1oMe alternate Military Association.
GENTLEMEN,
The high consideration in
winch you hold the services rendered Won
III the attainment of the object of your iHsti,
Intioh' and the distinguished marks Of atten-
ton and respect, which you have ut all times
extended to me, exCitei in me feelings toward.
YOU mat / am unwilling to suppress.
you nave, Gentlemen, in undertak king such
pursuit, givena striking evidence of vonr
patriotism and public zeal, and have preSeni-
ed TO your American brethren in arms as
Clti@en soldiers, all example worthy Of imi.
tatlon, and BY your voluntarily bestowinp snch
portion OF time and expence on the objects
OF your institution, independent Of the con-
st'alntS OF the law to that effect. YOU tender
an earnest to your country in the event If
war, OF the services 70 be rendered bv vo,,
and 1t kind Providence should avert that ca
iamity for the present, yet it the maxim he
true, which we have high authority for, that
70 Old war, is to be prepared for it; You
VIII not fail in your primary object, which
evidently must be, the public cool These
considerations viii induce you to continue
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Good votes,

feSofOed also as the opinion of this COM
mittee, that the votes of William Y. Stur
man, John K. McNeale, Thomas coleman,
oamual Rust, James Robinson, Wesley Por-
ter, Thomas Neale, Thomas NJ Washington.
jonn Grinnon. John L. Courtney Saith Jen-
kins, john Weaver, William II Parker. E.
iiJah Sanford, Vincent Edmonds, Stewart
franklin John Barrett, G Gorge OuiG, James
montgomery, Barnet Good, Newman Jack
son, William Settle, Charles Oliiff, s. John
-: Oiiif' ought tobe expungedfrom the poll of
Richard T. Parker, because they ar. ;I,ep,j
woes.
The poll of Richd. e Parker stood thus. ISL
at the close OF the Election.
Deduct illegal votes, "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-24

- Mcssrs Graham and Mcpherson. both
Preacherso OF the Gospel, (latcly from Scotlandl
" preach in the Baptist Meeting House, or
sunday, the Lords day, at half past II.
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OF the docket OF the Court of appears tor the
last two years.
On motion, Ordered, That the said state
mcht oe referred to the committee 90 which
is relered the subject of the judiciary esta-
bhshment
The Speaker laid before the House let
ter ifom the Auditor of Public Accounts.
covering statement of the accounts, &c. OF
the Mandatory Of Arms which have been
AUDITED since its establishment
on motion, Ordered, That the said letter &
enclosu be referred to the committee to
whclh is referred the subject OF the mauufac-
tory ofarms
Mr.. SheGey from the communication Courts
OF Justice, made the following report:
The committee for Courts Of Justice. have
according to order, had under their consi-
deration the petition of Nancy Bavne to
them referred, & nave agreed upon a report
anu come TO resolution thereupon, as fol-
low:
1t appears TO your committee, that the ne
utloner is the daughter of honest and respect-
able parents, by whom she was educated in
principle OF religion and virtue. and that by
a course OF vlrtuous and correct conduct.
she had acquired the character of woman
OF unsnllled reputation that some time
during the last year she was addressed bv
Griffin BayDe, with whom about the mouth
81 February last she was unted in matrimonv.
being then about the age Of sixteen years
Z nat this marriage took place in the house
OF her father, who finding that the said Crit
nm Bayne had engaged The affections of the
PETITIONER, at length yielded reluctant as
sent 20 their union-tbat on the first night
OF their marriage, the said Griffin Baync
accused her Of want CT chastity, charging
her with an abortion, x even aliedging that
sire had not then recovered Of it--th.t
these Charges have been at various time,
repeated, and that the said Griffin Bayne
has accused her of criminal intercourse
with different persons since their interrnar-
rage, and amongst others with his own bro
ther-that he persisted in this course Of con-
Duct towards her, and in other respects
treated her in the most cruel and unfeelinq
manner, till 1t leng h he drove her oT. and
she was compelled to seek An assyium in
her fathers house, where she still con, MUGS
ana that since sheiv separation he has con-
tlnued to circulate the same caIumnies a.
gaiust her.
it iurtner appears to your committee. that
there Is good reason to believe that since their
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(Es6ass % pc coiatinltea.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-03
BY The LAST MAIL.

NETWORK, November %.
Capt. Harrison from Martinique informs,
that on the Sd of Oct. in lat. 81, long. 50
SO, the British brig Carnation, capt. Greg.
DRY, out Is days from Barbadoes, with IS
guns and 20 men, was fallen III With by the
French brig Palamiere, with IS eighteen
| pounSels and IS men, Is OF whom were
sick the hold. An action immcdiarely'
somnAaced, which lasted hours, and end
Cd IN the capture of the English brig, she
having expended all her ammunition. he
Camation lost her commander who was
Lillelthe third broadside) and IL men. All
he remaining officers, except the gunner 6
loasswain. and Is men were wounded-the
ing sustained very little damage. The
french brig had S men killed and l2 wound
q. The captain was supported IN char
y two sailors during the whole action, and
ded two days after of the yellow fever
Sothvcssels arrived at St. Lucie on the 23d
4 4 October, the Frcnchmah with the loss OF
10Th tcpmasss, and hull very much wound
til
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senrcr, landed, and arrived here this morn-
ing IN schooner from Norfolk. We learn
By him that he left Liverpool on the LIST Of
October; he brought London papers TO the
9th Sept. which he left at Norfolk. There
was no news of moment. Sir VIM. Scott
had been dispatched to Portugal, the object
of which was not known, but gave rise 20 q
variety Of conjectures as to the convention,
&c.
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s s s<s$ y - &C.. " 81 a.
taken up &C s Aac ,assl ~
the Tins taSen mucii, nosaess ~ s1iS -,
had considered It but common acN PEP
report, or, as It might be. eailea, aisP.ay
soi The afss OF able EDITORS on, thelS l'sl 9
fact lately come to h's SnowlsuSs a;n -
conceived to pc MS oosnugn uuss i
TO the committee s haa oseh eSan1.us'' .
Gated to him IN such eonnasil'i'a , n.sn''el
that he could not mention hss1ss, ou' -
Of country was WIN nm ta1s'1''rn. i 49,
other consideration, ana a,e ouau 49,
the ~. for she lnfor Of tI,c
zee 8 silssps'l' sls afsr: ~ - ,b
oy ~ a. '' -
WAS reco'n.l,s1'osss.'n 80. =
to osnsrai y sss,, se' 8 s.a'''s'
alter nayanS rss'lssi so.lie su,s :. ss o.o'
IN e, =, nt,na,,arfs. what time ,snot
kfoSi' ou' ~ H. - s,arss a,,d trs =
some PSI VI ~
vel1ea aeo', = - -, 10 Sl
country. 49,
information 'iAu S''"
French ohee uiselii''is,sa .''ei .
rence with Jovsrncr Asfaiid RE, at Datoh
Easage, when oscasloned serious coiiJee-
s sss' s Ialv, when he passed over TO the
Snanish lines wide off from the American
80 - Mathematics he there opened a
* ,>.,t ~, L;s IA ,ris,,entaIs and r,rO1
uuaS' ...s. e s,,s,,;sb nor of Nooadorbes
eesdsi - " ~, fr,,,, ~,
Vhess S s.' : 49,. nc,
Spanish g - r = e'.ss'
information OF the reVolusion OF opain iau
rosresched him when travelling to thcwest-
word. I slsls, sir. " hile W. nave been fhrea-
s,s.sse, n she, north we have been treadmg on
,nrrripise IN the south west.
r vii now proceed to some details IN re-
.,sef - those countries which my motion
sss,s,,nl.,,es. We E,al By the Official report
er .a. sc,etn,.- of the Treasury our.cx-
~ u's ossAs'@'
pofsslo Eoys;sn T,so1
So. (. ,s''s''
- M NJ
.s,,av zrs,s55 e4r,6tss i,42a, sss
s.,,;,,. md
s her colo
mics. 3,998,575 I4,22s, is ls,2S4,72o
PorsugalS
colonies, l,sS9sel6 2a7,9aos i,oS7,Slo
Africa and
Morocco, 377,2S2 l,0otsole i,ass,oso
China, sfso52 llss19o isf'30o :
South Seas IS
sw $3.50 49, 11iEs ss.,.s 10 sal
~ 49, ), ,t,vt; NAV m considered by
s., INN ,ha a,nraf renort from 1901 to
1905 - he ah,,t half the amount OF the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-03
-RAL,ITIMORE, Decem6er I,

The ship Betsey, Washbourne, from Ii
yerpool bound to Philadelphia, put into
Hampto Roads last Sunday for water and
provisions. A gentleman that was a pas
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aleranurta patlp 6asttte.
---...---
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3.

The Senate yesterday negatived MIR. = Ill
houses resolution for raising the embargo.
AYES 6-Nocs 26.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT At WASHING.
TON.
FRIDAY, December 2.

Mr.. Mesvton re-reported the bill some
DAYS since re-committed to the committee
Of commerce and manufactures, authorizing
the president to employ IL additional reve-s
nue. cutters, with the addition of an appro-
priation clause, accompanied by report
from the secretary of the treasury, in sup
port of the expediency. Referred to COM
mlttee.of the whole.
Mr.. PusaoiDh called for the reading OF
a message received from the president yes
tcrday. II was accompanied by a report Of
the surveyor Of the public buildings. Laid
on the table.
The unfinished business of yesterday,
which was an appeal from the speakers de-
cision on point of order, was resumed.
+ This is point which members themselves
do not understand, and which it is impossi-
Eble for me to render ineligible to your
readers The speakers decislon was at
! Grned, 1O1 to Is.
The question Of conc,wring with the COM
mittee Of the whole on the FIRST resolution
reported by the committee Of foreign rela-
tons then required.
| A concurrence was advocated by Mr..
Phea in a speech of half an hour.
Mr.. Ubham said gentlemen had INDUCED
themselves in very wide. field of remark.
He hopes, there would then be. an end to
lepisode and depression. 1t was OF but lit
lie consequence what became OF the reso-
| luton.
Mr.. C. W. fdckson consumed. upwards
Of two hours in taking a reveiw OF the ag-
gressions on our neutral rights by the differ
ent warning powers, It was kind of pa
ranhrastic version Of all the documents on
Ethe subject Of our foreign relations, commu-
nicated 70 congress within the last fouryea
( He was followed by Mr.. Lyon, who made
some very humorous remarks on the terra
pin policy. 81.
Adjourned at 4 o'clock.
| Extract Of letter from theYernilEon river
on the Mexican Cult, to a gentleman IN
| Cailicothe, dated Aagust I'd, 1903.
1 g Al French general is now at Apelusas,
on his way from Paris to Santa Fe, to take
command of the military force at that place
| Several other officers have gone before
him. He says, the province of New Spain,
including old Mexico, is coded to France ;
and that officers have landed ere this, at
Vera Cruz, to take possession in the name
of France, and that he expects opposition in
! Old Mexico.
+ 6 Fifteen millions of dollars are not the
fifteenth part of the value of the American
I.claim below the Red river, and west of the
Mississippi. This is the garden of Ameri-
ca"
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TO RENT,

A convenient BRICK HOUSE with the
necessary out buildings, and the LOT adj
Joining, situated on the Little River Turn
pike Road, four miles from Alexandria--at
present occupied by Mrs. Msyatee, as ta-
ycrn. Possession 70 be had the first OF Janu-
airy next.
George Summers
Fairfax, Dec. 2. law3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

on TE,ESD ~ nert, w,ll be sold, atsshe vt''- I
due Store,
10 pieces Bennet's Cord Nesting,
10 do. Fancy Velvet Vesting,
Al. Toilenette do.
90 do. British Shirting,
500 pair ladies' Kid and Morocco Sllp'
i pers, &c.
Philip G. Mar9eller.
December 8. d3ta
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Fairfax, Dec. =.
N O T &c E.

- rs
WHEREAS on the FIRST day Of Au-
gust last, gave my note at four months, for
the sum Of lo7 dollars and SO cents, payable
to the exsors of -4nnas Jackson, and by judg-
ment of the circnit court of Alexandra there
appears due me a balance Of 1903 dollars and
e5 cents, from the estate of said Jackson
Therefore 4 !giOc this notice, that will not
pay my note Of the FIRST of August when it
becomes due; but am willing to go into 8
settlement and (, i'll pay any balance or de-
mand that shall appear due.
William Berry.
mark
Z December rs. 81
LOST,
On Thursday euening last, at OF on my return
from the fire connhany, held at Mr.. Gordons
faUer7s,
A Red Morocco Pocket Book.
Containing one hundred dollar bank note,
of the bank Of Potomac, and ? lottery tickets.
Any person finding the same and returning it
TO the editor of this paper, or the subscriber
shall be generously rewarded.
VIM. Weston.
December 5. st
CO Palmer's Packet will sail
for Norfolk on Sunday next.
December l.
FALL GOODS.
E BY tho ship Arno, from Liverpool, I have
received my FALL GOODS.
Joleph Janney.
October 6. Stawd
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GEORGE ". p GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
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~ booksellers supplied on the usaai
terms.
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az Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispx1sh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

n England, the RI Hon. CbarLeI Gre. Earl
Grey, and VifcUunt Howe, General of the
Britiih army Governor of Guernfey, Col of
Sd regt. Dragons, X. B aged 79-He was
father TO Lord Howic, late Secretary Of State
for Foreign Affairs, &c. and now Earl Of
! Grey.--The decealed fought in the hattle of
Mnden, and wa. an aid-de- camp to General
Wolf who fell on the plains of Abraham, in
the year vel.
AT Waterford, on the 2sth ult Lieut.. Afyi-
ca HGmLin, aged 5O--afer painful fcknefs
of more than ten years, which he bore with
uueKampled fortitude and compofure of mind.
He was one Of thole neosr 70 Be- forgotten, who
fepped forth in early part Of life in defence
Of his country; and continued, IN its lervice
during the whole of the american revolution
His remains were decently inferred on the
sOth ult attended by Oriental Lotge Of Free
! MaTons, Of which he was member, where
their lalt tribute of reipea was paid agreea-
bic to ancient cultom and a crowded ahem
bly, Of friends and spectators joined in drop
ping the iympatheuc tear.
III Harpfwel, on the 8tk nit Fs1javia Dra-
| nirg, FIq in the y n year of his age Altho'
aattery is often paid to the dead, which TO
| the living is no 6eneft-yet, in juftiee to the
memory Of Elquire Dunuing truth e1tort,
from IL The acknowledgement, that, in the ca
pacirv of hufband, father protector OF
the religion of Chrift, as relative and friend
he was coniPicuous. As civil magiltrate
and representative. he did himielf honor and
his town juilice. His life was truly exempla-
~ and beneficial to his Countrywide civil and
religious rights of which, were dear 70 him.
OF him it NAV be fad, that he ferved GOD
and his generation, BY he will Of GOD. ~
bis death, his family, church, town. the board
of Overfeers Of Bowdoin College, and, in fine,
civil fociety, have Ion virtuous underRand.
ing, wife and prudent member Help, LoRr,
fbe Coily legtf
In this tows, Mrs. Tabitha Harley, aged
9O-Mr VIM. Plummer, aged 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
p.gsrtnsr. Of Sat-, esd faas-rf, 1905.

DfSsyt-Ars 81 Siate, SD JJaHz-r5, 1905
r. NOTICE Merchants and others
wiihing to forward letters 70 Europe, are in
formed, that a vehe under the orders Of gov
eminent. will fail from Newyork on the 10th
day of February, or as foon thereafter as poi-
Gble, which will deliver at LOrient and
Falmouth ;aA fuch etters as may berefpective-
" conigned to thole ports, or other Places
through the fame.
The Pohage on the letters malt De paid to
NewyOrk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
David Bartlett.
HhTP-DPESsFR

'A HAIP-DRESSFR.
INFORMS his friends and cu(tomers that ne
continues at his old Rand, IN Hamplhire-
Street-where he viii be happy to attend to
their commands as ulual.
~ He gives notice to thofs citizen. who
are deprived of The means Of fubfftence by
the z barge, that he is willing, in common
with bis fellow-citizens, to contribute his rrits
towards their fuPport which he propoie'
10 do by .t5avi1g (EREE or ExPENcr) all OF the
above delcription-whoa are requelfed to call
at hi fhoP for that purpole every day in the
week Sunday excepted from funrile to fun
fet, that they may have no excuie for not
attending Divine iervlce,
MIR Bartlett aware that many will entoav-
or to hoax him gives notice shat he lhall sH-
tend this benevoIence to thole only whole ne
ce1itous circumstances require il.
Bull E7IE No. I.-Fe.. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
(CIRCULAR.N

LLgiere, December 16, 1907.
SlR-YOU have undoubtedly, before this
heard that three American vessels had beel
detained by triga;e of this place, in conse
qucnce Of the annuities for two years past,
not having been sent from the II. States in
Naval and Military Stores, as stipulated b.
treaty, notwithstanding the amount thereof
has been repeatedly offered in cash.
These vessels. are the ship Eagle, Of n
York, Nathaniel Thaler, master, from Brls-
;ol "a Palermo, cargo glass bottles brig
Violet, Of Boston, James Merret, master,
froin OrortO to LcghOrn, cargo Sugar, hides,
n.Igo, &c. and schr Mary-A Of New
yciG, ichabod Shetisld, master, from tile
STRAITS Of Belle-Ise to Leghorr, cargo fish
The two former have been IN this port up.
wards OF 40 days.
The schr has not arrived, and is suppos-
cd 70 have arrived at some other port
The people on board these vessels have
been treated very well, and no pillage OF q.
ny kind has been committed.
Ihave now the hOnOrtO inform YOU, that ]
Lave ADJUSTED this business with the De,,
whohas received the amount Of two years
annuIties due in cash, and the vessels are
liberated, and ihat our commerce will re
ccive no further molestation from the cruis
ers ofthis Regency
pray YOU will have he goodness to give
this as much publicity as possible, for the
! benefit OF all concerned therein.
have the honor 70 be very respectfully,
Sir, your most Ob't. Serv't
TOBIAS LEAR.
WM KIRKPATRICE, Esq
Consul u tue T. ;. # america, al Malaga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
Fhnr, Pork, sc.


Charles & l1hn Fox.
No 4 q 5. soutt fIt Lszg- Wbayf,
HAVE juf received,
200 bbI' luPerdne Flour, } 5In,l7tsf JisS
100 do icraJch'd do and + t5s E.g
IS half do do II 60 guilty.
20 Jbs Clear Pork
IS do Navy Mels do
20 do No. 4, do
SO do Philadelphia Leaf Sugar
Is tons Maj Plates, a1oT,ed
Chef. Hyftn and Liyl'nlkin Teas
10 boxc, ~. n, Chocolate
IS do EIpL Candles
Together with general afEorment IF
Ship [band.frt X v1ce- I, 11}C,
AZ which they offer cheap tor cath o.
crstlJ' 6w Taa. AZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
Back Cove Bridge.

THE Proprietors Of Backbone Bridge are
hereby notified and warned to meet at
the houle OF MIR. h6,aban Besman IN Portland,
on Monday, the 5th of February int. at 2
O'Clock p. M for the following purpofes, viz.
To choofe Moderator.
To make choice of Treafurer, in the
room of Lemuel Weeks, Eiq rehgned.
Per orSsr Of be Rsrdiag Committee I.
STEPHEN WAITE, Pros. clerA
Portland Fst ., 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
MARRIED

MfRNIED
IN Concord, IN H. Mr. Jo6 AIT cf An
dover, to Nlifs Lge; Cbazdl1.
In Belfaft, Mr.. Manadah Sleeper, mer of
No5eboro, to Mig Hannah Whittier.
In Hebron, MIR Joihua Keen, Sd, mer to
Mls Vary Drake.
IN this town. Mr. Robert MIDDLETON, to
Mrs Mary PIummer
Erafa-In the I'd tue from the bottom Of
the marriages in he Taft Gazette, for David
MGeorge," read DaVid M Cre-ors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

He Subscribers hereby give public notice,
: that the Copartnerlhip fulfilling between
LoriTg z Cbrndler, expired on the lst init.
and was by mutual content diiiolved-All
perfons indebted OF having demands on faid
firm, are requefted to call on Charles Loriag,
who is duly authorized to fettle the fame.
CHARLES LORING,
REUBEN CHANDLER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
POSTSCRIPT +.

The SGIcTn Register, BY last Evenings Mail,
gives the following
Important LTormQti0n !
Received at Salem on Friday last, BY the a.
rival Of capt. CHASE AZ that place from NAL
aga--whlch place he left January z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
POSTSCRIPT


Dec. ~, 18O7-We have this moment heard
by an arrival from Leghorn, that he schooner
before mentioned has arrived at Naples, hav-
ing been retaken by The Captain and part Of
the crew Jeff IN BOARD VINO TIL ew overheard
four Of the CaptOrs, and put four Others into
the GA. TO shift fss the ME yes
have myle!frecelved no advice Of this, and
Oh application e the Dey, VINO fla lent me
the information, he ahures me that it fhal not
flter The arrangements made yelterday and
that our veilels may navigate without fear OF
molestatiOn
AT prefent all their cruisers are in port.
hav the honor 70 be, &c
TOBIAS LEAR.
q TRUE COPY
Malaga, 5th, Jan'y, 1903
W.. KIRKPATRICK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08
&c By ls1stiion.

TOMORROW, at {. GREELY s
COS office, at IT o'c5ck a. ~.
70 CASH
A fnall invoice Of BROAD
CLOTHS and CALICOES. FL 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-08

A4toiai1gert By BE ExtsIe1cy he Coveyr9r--
DANIEL WALDO LINccLs,- Jultice of the
Peace, and County Attorney for the county
Of Cumberland.