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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
POSTSCRIPT-By yesterdays Mail.


The United States dispatch ship o.
sage, Capt. DUPLEX, arrived at Near
York, on Tuesday last, in as days from
Falmouth-Mr. LEWIS the messenger,
arrived in her, with dispatches, said to
be highly important, from our Minis
tiers in France and Great-Br1tain, with
which be proceeded Immediately 10
Washington. Mr.. NoURsE, the other
messenger, having some Mercantile
business to transact remains in En-
gEand.-CENT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
Land far Sale.

Land tar Sale.
THE fubfcriber offers for fale the follow
j. ing parcels of LAND.
"A FARM, well calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic one mile from the
Westinghouse in NezV-G loucsfey, pealsntly
6tusted on the County Road, with which viii
be fold eleven acres of interval LAND.
hyo-In rhe town of jay, in the county of
Oxfoyd, Three 1houland Acres Of LAND of
tho FRI quality, ituate in different parts of
that town, which is one of the ben towns in
the county II will be fold at reduced price
the whole will be fold together, or by the fin
gle lot, as may beif accommodate purchalers.
And one lot in the town of BstbeL-Inquire Of
JAMES STARR, JUN. Ffq. for information.
Ayo-At PsacEtot, in Tcwnihip No. 5, of
the 7th Range of Townihips on PJleatagHis riq-
sy, in the county of Hareock, Five Thouland A.
ores Of Land, in Lots Of 100 acres each. This
IS one of the hnel Townlhips in that country
Saw and Crit Mills are already erected, from
whence any kind Of Lumber may be RATED a.
fde the chipping in Bangor This townflip is
rapidly fettling Young Farmers are invited
to examine for ther1leIves Inquire Of Mr.
DANIEL BUILIN, of faId townfhip, for fur
Their particulars.
ALaA Thirty thoufand acres of ST. JOHNS
LAND, 10 called in the county Of Wgjsizg.
ton. This land is iituated IN the bclt tract Of
Land in the Ditricf of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Nut. "A road is laid out
through faid Land from Penobfcot TO St
Johns River. Twenty thoufand acres Of this
Land is fituated bur feveR miles from the rich
Farmers on ST.. Johns River, and the Fof
Road from thence to Quebec. ShOuId 80 ar
40 good Farmers Allocate together aud pur-
cAafe this whole tract, for their own actual fei-
Element, they would enlure fortune TO them
felves and their children after them. For fur
Their particulars pleafe to inquire of the fub
fcriber.
JOSEPH P FoxCROFr.
Nerv- CloHesasy, My 3, 1908. (6mo)
WE the fubfcribers, CommlIioners ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
EIo Judge Of Probate for the county or CAM
beriand, 10 receive and examine the claims
of the feveral creditors 70 the effate of
WILLIAM CoNANT,
late of Falmouth, in faid county, yeoman, de-
ceafed, reprefented infolvent, give notice that
tx months being allowed from the feconc day
If June lalt, TO faid Creditors to bring in their
claims, and thar we win attend to that fervice
AZ the houle Of Ebenezer Kollocks, innholder
IN faiG Falmouth, on the Iaa Monday of this
and the four following months, from two DC
he clock p. M. to five o'clock, on each If
aid DAYS.
ARCHELAUS I.EWIS,7 c-:n.-
ENOCH FREEMAN, 0'''"1'''s'''
9riy III,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

The Collector of this port thinking an ar
ticie headed Embargo" in the last IGaz-
cite, would give an untavourabe idea of the
conduct Of the Custom House officers, we
readily state, that the paragraph was pub
lished with no such intention, as ii respects
that affair we believe their official duties
were discharged with vigilencc and fidelity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

H. NEAR ROME.

Effects Of the Em5argo.-A Cow and
Calf, and two tons Of Hay were taken
by execution a few days since in Wolf
borough, N. III. and sold at auction for
seven dollars, not enough to pay the
cost of Court. - Portsmouth Intd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
Southend Meeting houfe.

DROPOSALs for 100000 feet Pine Tim.
Der; $1,000 feet of merchenable boards;
10000 feet Of clear do; 100 perch OF cellar
ftones and 500 feet hewn do; for unoer
pinning will be received during the prefent
and fucceeding months, by
ALEX'R. PARIS.
". B-Propofals left at capt. Joba Prieb-
audi Store. will receive attention, or with
the fubfcriber. (4w) Jsy IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
CORN For SALE

5000 buGhels good CORN, on board
fchooner Indultry, John Bryant, matter, ly-
ing at Ingraham'S Wharf, will be fold cheap
for Cath, if applied for Immediately.
TRly IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
FOURTH OF JULY.

10 hay. here, was Ushered ia by the
discharge Of seventeen guns. At IL
O'Clock, large number OF citizens Of
boothbay aud Edgeoonb, being assem-
bl=d q the house Of Mr.. David Kennas-
sen close Wm. Nc Cobb, Esq. Presi-
G.at "a procession formed little be-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
Stirling Leather.
Tappan K Sewall.

Tappan K Sewall,
-, No. 10, HaymayIct R,zg,
HAVE received fupply Of SKTRTTNC
: : LEATHER, Of hyperion quality, which
will be fold for Cath only, by the roll or in
larger quantities. July III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
10000 Dollars.

DiyfeH Road Lottery,
WILL commence drawing the 25th inn.
~ Tickets and Quarters in The above
Lottery, for iale by ISAAC ADAJ1S, No
z, Eb-Stye,t.
~ Prize tickets taken in payment.
JSty IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
TOMORROW,
Equity Of Redemption

-
Taken en Execution, and 4uiA be Eld at
Public Yandhe, on A4ONDAI, The
fJf day gf Haggf neXf, N tie fral-
Be5
A IL The right and Equity Of Redemption
\ in and TO the following delcribed Mort
gagged Real Effate--viz. A certain piece of
Land ftuated in Bruniwick, and buttcd and
bounded as follows Beginning four rods froge
the fouth wea eorRer OF land John Perry, iui.
fold to Samuel Beal, on courle fouth ten de-
grees eaft at FAKE and Rone, thence ealt ten
rods, thence fouth ten degrees eall four rods;
thence wen ten rods, thence north ten de-
grees wen four rods to the FRI bound with
all the buildings thereunto belonging and
Handing thereon, il being the land Jabez
Perkins now lives en-
SKCOMB JORDAN, Debt. Sheriff.
Brssf7pLE, June 80, 1908. (JulylI)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11
A YAWL-BOAT.

TAKEN up adrift, Yawl- Boat, about
twelve feet long, between Portland and
Houfe-lland. The owner nav have the fame
by proving properly and paying charges -
Apply to DAM. MOUNTFORD.
Portland, 1siy IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

T Osr-a STONE WITCH KEY, Re. ii
= Goid.-The finder, by leaving it at ".
FREEMAN's Office, ihall be rewarded
July III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

NOTICE il hereby given that Tie fabfcriher
: has been duly appointed AdminiGratri9
Of the eltate OF
BENJAMIN BROWN, I'd
late Of Bath, in the county Of Lincoln, yaa-
man, deceaied, and has undertak en that truft
by giving bonds as the law directs. All per.
fons, therefore, havieg demsnds agaipa the
eiate Of iaid deceaied, ave deiised u exhibit
the f5nIe for iettlement, and al indebted to
faid ettate are requeAed 70 make Immediate
payment.
ELTZABETH BRoWNr, .A4Aaiajfratris.
Blf5, J4at =. July I'D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
: Der has been duly appointed adminfra-
tor with the will anneIed) Of the eitate Of
ELEAzER NUTHING,
late IF marlborough, in the county cf Lin
coin, mariner, deceaied, and has undertaken
that trult BY CITING bonds as the law dirsos:
All perions, Therefore, having demands againlt
the elate Of faid deceafed, are delired 10 ex-
hibit the fame for settlement, and all indebt-
ed to f4id eltate are re1uelad to make imne-
late payment
BENZ BROWN, H2rfa;frator,
7yHb tJr zyN d-aaSsi
Wailo5sycygb, .JaIy IL, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

T UsT publifhed and for fale by
j ISAAC ADAMS,
A valuable Book for the ule Of Schools
coNTAINING
The CONSTITUTIONS of the
SIATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
and that of
TIE UNITED SITES.
The Declaration of independence,
and PRECEDENT
WGIBbingtoH's FarelOeR AdA eG.
This hook was printed Mort time fince BY
order Of the General Court Of Mahachuietts,
and by them recommended TO the inhabitants
of the feveral towns, 10 be read as SCHOOL
BOOK in al! the common fch OILS. Few CO.
pies of this ufefull book ever reached this part
OF the fate; but where it has been adopted,
IT is highly approved Of
BY the requef of a number of gentlemen
interelted in the education Of the riling gener-
tiar, new edition has JUN been prin' ed.
~ Bo0tlftlsTs can Be Jae9liea ia .seefs By TIE
hundred jar. II
lust publifhed and for fale bv
ISA4-s ADAMS,
An Elementary T,eatiSs on PLEADING in civil
actions, by Ed-Dard LGzvfs Of the Inner Temple
--Firf Americanfrom the fri London Edi-
tion-Price 2 dolls. so cents.
ALSO
THE PLEASURES or LOVE.
Being Az70tOry Posm' ,originai and translated
from the AGatic and European languages.
The Myeries If Human Life;
or, the iaa Groans Of Timothy TeGy and Sam
uel Sentative, with few fghs from Mrs.
lefty
The Wdnderer Of SzritSerland,
and other Poems by James Montgomery
To which is prehxed biographical iketch Of
the Author.
The pens Of Sbakelbeaye,
to which is added an account Of his Life
AbTH 4. IS ny
AL and every Of the above articles will be
fold at the prices affixed 10 them before the
late rife of IS per cent. Mag 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-11

Wai'ot:yczgt, Jaly II, zoos.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
MoNpAY, February 8.

Mr.. Mnmfoya presented the memorial of Ger.
tam Yazoo claimants in the city of New York
praying consideration of their claim Referred
to the committee of the whole to whom was ,.e
feTed the memorial from the Legislature of Mas.
i sachusetts on that subject
M samuel Smith presented the memorial
OF plumber OF inhabitants of the county of Eric
PENNSYLVANIA, praying for an enquiry into the de-
ret IN the law or administration of the law for.
! the pun shinent of treason which was referred
to the committee on th.t part of the Presidents
, message winch relates to enterprises against the
public peace
Mr. S. Smith also presented petition from
the inhabitants ct the same county, reDresentino-
their unprotected and dangerous situation in cas-
Of wares aPPrehendcdh; and praying the stten-
ton Ot Congress to their situation Ordered "a
lie ON the table. Ai t
Mr. 6a'S0eH presented the following resoluti.
Resofcef That the committee on Our military
and naval establishments he instructed TO enu,,ir
INTO the expectancy OF author sing the Pres;dent
OF tlc Urtcd states to procure as soon a, Dr;,cti.
cable thousand stand of arms
mr.. BHrfvrH hopesl tine II use womld arree n,
the resolution that 1t might & 10 the Commits.
that they might report a bill Ii would he rccoI.
lcctcd thd acoiic"gue Of Ills had q few weeks a
90 submfted to the House some resolutions for
the purpose Ut arHiing the whole militia in the
U. States This gentleman, SAID Mr. Il is ~ th;e
time so much indlsposed as to be unable Ia attend.
and possibly The nation may not ~ lhis session re-
celYe the Dcneht Of any such plan. H. however
the resolution which offer, shall become tire
foundation ct law, and the House appropriate.
as'iiic'ent sum TO purchase fifty or IN hundred
thousand stand OF arms, il will not Interfere with
that object, # It can be accomplished but. IF
P ocmed, they might be so disposed rs to arm
the n,'ht'a OF regGtr force according to the flu
ttre determination Of lie House lis scarcel,
necessary 20 call tbc attention of The Uonse -,
the situation Of Tie U States every man must
be impressed with it our commerce attacked
IN every part 81 the globe, oar peace menaced
by the most poweruirAtioHs in she world. All
though there may be ~ the United States an in.
disposition To protect commerce At all hazards.
yet whenever ltisnt cessary (HO man can tell what
IS to happen IN thc prcsent state Of things, we
should u.c.e 'ele gicp@e FOR tie worstj to pre-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

powered TO make loans Scr tie ,.r'>n, instead of
Recommending them. As ,,.v me, :icd Proposed
met with their full appreciation hex ny s. ii
reserve 20 take tie subject up whenc e a correct
occasion occurred. I.'
In a ,oilyers-tol afterwards witt Gov: IT
Clinton, IF NewYork, it was sL, !ged Il! .or
the .>'rposc of my goirg fully into tic subject.
;-'iO 20 proven, amy mscu.s e.; ~, VI 10y .noin
or object, it would be best that received MOTH
ing frt:in Congress, but leave il - 3. = tes N =
vidually to make me what ackno Ylcu yments they
p!eased
- The state OF New-Yor.> made me :. present of
iMin, Which since ny T. to Amcr ca ! ns,-e
foi vi It necessary t. !: nd The 81 &c % Penn
s. vinia voted me FIVE bundr-d peu,d, tn, ir chr
re cY. But none OF the tat-s 10 the asst y.rd
OF New-York, orto the southwark of Paii,dcl.
PIMA md me the least acknowledgment. They
h"d received from me, winch they accepted and
there tie mater ended. THIS STORY WILL.
MOI TELL WELL IN HISTORY All The
cViized world knows have been oil great service
10 me United States and haze generously given
away talents that woqid have made me fortune.
much question whether AN nst.n,e is 10 he
l. und, in ancient or IN dc. N tim "a nr N VIII,
ad no PEI so a inter, SITS in TIC cause Ia. took 10,
That OF Independence and the itepresent,tiS.
system OF Government, and who sought neither
place nor office after it was established tatp pre-
served the same undertaking principles as have
done for more than thirty years ard tn in snitt.
OF dI hcultes, DANGERS and inconvcn.encies of
winch have had my sic re
THOMAS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
TrEspAY. Eel. 0

The unfinished business of Yesterday beinsIaL
led up Immediately ON the meeting of the House.
15fr. Stedmaa called the yeas and NAYS on cor
sH.erng it, which being tax en-, there were + =
considering it rs, against it ST.
Mr.. VI. C!ay moved for The order Of the dav
on the bil Tor chasing the militia NcyMivcd I'D
to 80.
Mr.. Newton, from the committee Of Commerce
and Manufactures, reported a bill for extendinfy
he terms OF credit on revenue bonds in certain
cases, and for other purposes which vas yyirc
read and referred to Il committee Of Tie whole
On motion Of Mr.. III WiAfosns. tI,. Hone
went into committee ofthe whole, Mr.. Crrrs
III the chair, OH the bill making additional com.
pensation to tic marskals ofthe districts of Nor,b
Carolina and ~ Jersey
After some discussion OF lie bill in which H.
Black6edge and others forcibIy represented lie
peculiar situation Of the marshal in the state Of
N. Carolina, aquestiou was taken on 6llins tho
BLANK Tor the addlontO the salary Of that officer.
with i've hundred dollars aRdnegatved--aye %
iOur hundred was agrecd te--ayes ST.
Alter some observations from mr. eoD,bo,j
relative to tte situation Of tho marshal of N Ter.
sey, the blank for the addition to his salary ,yss
hiled with 200 dollars, when,
The committee rose and reported the Hill
which, after some objections by 5fy. Wif5ercX'
and reply by Mesvs M Eilfarus. Mr.
NeSvton, and Blaet!etgs, was ordered to = tbu9
s>'1ing
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
INTERESTING.

We have this mernng received a letter
| from respectable correspondent, whose in
formation we know TO be authentic, stating
that Mr.. RoSe;S powers to negotiate are
confined to the affair of the Che5aheake-
that he has informed our government he is
! authorisedt 10 make full and honorable repa-
ration Tor ,he aggression of the Leohard-
but he refuses to say what this repdratioD
consists OF, until the Presidents proclamation
prohibiting British vessels of war to enter
our waters, is ithdrawn--No twithstand-
ing this demur, an opinion is expressed, that
matters wall be accommodated with Great
Britain. :t
Anxious as we are to preserve the relati-
ons OF peace, We Cannot admit of the proDri-
ETY. of complying with MIR Roses pienmi-
nary, as such compliance must afect in /,
material degree, the consistency Of olrciaim
, to atoncment sE
Government has received dispatches from
M. Pfnc&nry, by the snip Po4vhuian, ar
rived at Norfolk.
The above is extracted from an inveterate e.
dcral paper Grant Inc facts, and what .ol nvs
Is 1T not true that IN every affair o. hon n.
(merciy considered IN that point OF yicv) III a.
poiogy must be given for the first offence, before
the subsequent measures If PREPARATION aic to b..
r. called. 4 calls b a.scoundrcl, and L retail
ates by calliEg A. liar, must not A. recall lis
scoundrcl bcfo.e d is iound 10 rotract his lar
APply-this rule of etiquette 10 the attack on the
Chesapeake, and 10 the Proclamation Oft The. IT, s I
paragraph under the head of Petersburs.
Nov. 10, says that an Embargo had been laid on
all the English vessels, that al English prore,tv
had been sequestercd, and that Lord Ge1ver had
OBTAINED ms passports, snd was about returning
to England
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

CflCE:-Ah pers ms 10 whom the estate
warwick county, is indebted, are desired on or
before the first day of June next, to bring for
ward their claims properly authenticated, that
provision may be made for pa, nent and to al,
claims exhibited after that perioy, this advertise
ment will be plead in bar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
S3LES .IT AUCTION.

ON Friday next, The 18th instant, Will he sold
- WITHOUT RESERVE, at the Vendue Office
of The subscriber,
hhds. good Sugar,
: pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy, -
do. real Holland Gia, :
qr. casks excellent Sherry Wine, -
hhds. MOI. es, =
10 small chests q the best Imperial Tea :
tcontsI ms about 10 l.ds e;,chl
10 do do. II d
2 pipes, , Madeira Wine imported from
5 binds til house of Scott & Co nay
4 or. casks ) able Sth May
Purchases under fifty dollars. cash--Neeot;o-
able HuteS with approved endorser$ will re rtquir-
ed; JAMES BROWN Jr
req 10 Tttls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
Here message was pre,cnted from the p. of

Here message was presented from the p. oil
the US relative to Alg;ers
Ire message with its enclosures, being read
DIR. gninceg n,oved thu it b. referred to a
select commitee-Agreed Messrs. Quincy,
Fr:dley, Nj. LAS, Taylor, Troup, Johnson,
and Mumford form the committee
A number of-orders of the dav being named,
the House went iuto coInntt.e of the whole.
on motion of Mr.. NeSpton, 50 to %, on the bill
supplementary TO an act prohibiting the imporsa-
ton of certain goods, wares and merchandise
Mr.. PITKEN in the chair,
After some amendments to the det,.i ofthe bill
the committee rose and reported &c bill with =
mcndmcnts.
Thc:b! was gone throuv'r in the House and
ordered to third ;.siinss tomorrow; when the
House adj ourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. TO-
Mr.. Dawson said it would be remem-
bered that some DAYS ago there was before
the House bill for raising an additional
number of seamen. He had since received
:; tier on the subject from the Secretary of
the Navy, which, as he intended to call up
the. bill tomorrow, hel submitted to the
House as follows:
Nary DEPARTMENT,
=, 9th January, 1903.
SIR,
Your letter of yesterday in relation
to the number of seainen at present wanted
by government for the service of the United
States, has been referred to the President, &
am charged by him to Inform you that he
does rot wish to be empowered to employ
more seamen than the number at present au-
thorised by law, viz. 1925, OF which 925
were authorised by the act of Congress of
Dist Of April, 1906, aud 500 by the act Oh Sd
March, 1907.
l have the honorto be,
Respectfully,
Sir, your obi. servant, ..-
(Signed)
RI. SMITH.
Honorable Mr.. Da7vson,
Congress.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

ful auxiliary, if not willing one. Let Mr..
Monroe and every other man beware CT fc-
deral friendship. 1t ruins All who possess
it. A dreadful fatality has atte. led all on
whom il has been conferred. Like the in
sidious Syren. it Processes but 10 deceive
it caresses but to destroy. CRANTOR
Having complied with our engagements to
our Subscribers, we shall henceforth publish
the ENQUIRER only twice a-week The
next paper will not therefore appear until
Friday.
Weare authorised to state, that ASpRsw STE
vENsoN, Esquire, offers himself as candidate
to represent the city of Richmond in the ensuing
Legislature.
We arc anthoriscdI to state, that r Lindsay,
Esq. declines serving the committee for the
county OF Alsemarle to support the election sof
Col. Monroe
Erratd in the Sd No Of 7ui!ius.
For most monstrous" read !" monstrous."
For ihsidious" read " invidious'
For they caucns" read they concur''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16


- ECOND Whereas became in.
- debted tie George Madison OF the county Of
sing William some time i'll January last in the
sum OF thirty-hve pounds and acrown, for which
sum gave sad George my note or bond ami
whereas Roger Madison made atiidayi. before
ar l. T. Evans of SAID county, that he said
Roger, had lost said bond, in consequence of
which affidavit accompanied with an order from
SAID George 10 Reuben Madison of said county.
20 send him econd bon'l or note by said Reuben
ana did send second bond, which second bond
Reuben never did deliver To said George and
whereas the said George has found the last bond
ana now has 1t IN possessions, ! therefore take
I'M method of publicly demanding the second.
pond from Reuben Madison according to recent =
md also sorcwan all pc9sons from taxing trans
r OF t! first bond from either George or Roeor
M ,dis3 N, as they are Indebted to me f (which
oeDtS there arc suits now depending and shall
plead this publication in bar against both bids
3A0ES SONGS.
10 Ktg e Queen, FEB. IS, 1903 (3tg)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
S.4LES az AUCTION.

an "Wednesday 17th instant, will be sold at
~ Mr.. lights Cabinet Warehouse, opposite
t! ~ City Tavern, the entire stock Of FUliNl-
TURE on hand consisting of the most clclr,,nt
Side-5oards, Dining Tables, Card do sc2ha,,
:. G. eta e. !,rsistcads, Ma.trasses, Easy Chairs,
Wash-stands, Buffers Trays, KNIT boxes. VIM
aow Boa IL, &c sc. Terms OF sale, Cash.
OarmSdatt, Foster y 6u.chcN, .7uc'ra.
F-a. 10 ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

It is not. true, sngs the Aurora, that gene
raj Dearborn has resigned the office OF Sc
cretary at war.
THE following article is copied from Maior
Jachson's Political RegidIer.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

M tSSRS. Nathaniel, Benjamin, and J0hn
1'A Shcphcrd and John s Moorc--rake No
TfcE, that shall on Thursday the 10th day of
fImch, 1909, between the hours OF eleven in The
forenoon and five IN the afternoon at the Bell Ia
yern, ~ the city Of Richmond. proceed 20 take the
dispositions of s,nd Witnesses to be read in eyi.
dence ~ the Injunction pending in The county
you defendants and also, that on The 9tst
Day OF March, 1903, at the Tavern at King VIII.
am courthouse. between the same hours, IsbalI
take the dispositions of s,mdry witnesses to lie
read IN evidence IN the same INJUNCTION.
GEORGE X. LEIPEP
Ea'~ If Bernard 14oore, dec'd
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II I'm. D4aley, deceased
Toyk County, FEB. Is. 1908 (lnsr4,n
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