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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20

A bill "For diyidin. the county of Kan
awha, and for other purpnses;" and
a bill Aulhorising John Ashin TO err
eel dam across Ryanna rivers" which
were received and read the first time, *
ordered to be read second time.
A message from the Senate by Mr. Cur
rie-
Mr. Speaker,- The senate have disa-
greed to the amendment of the House of
Delegates to the Senate's amendment to
the resolution for the removal of two
members from the Council of State,
which amendment of the Senate propo-
sed the said removal to take place on the
second day Of January next; and they
have agreed TO the resolution to proceed
on this day to the choice OF a Judge of the
General Court, to supply the vacancy oc-
casioned by the election of John Tyler,
esq. to the Office of Governor.
The House proceeded TO reconsider
their amendment to the amendment of
the Senare 10 the said resolution for the
removal OF two members OF the Pryy
Council; when on motion, resolved, that
this House do recede from their said pro.
posed amendment.
On motion, Resolved, That this House
do agree 20 the said amendment of the
Senate.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
a bill To establish public warehouses,
and for other purposes ;" and that Messrs.
Willis, Graham, Taylor, Crutchheld, Bar
bour, Strother, Murdaugh, holland,
Slaughter, Purdie and Shelley, do prepare
and bring in the same.
Ordered, that leave be given TO bring in
q bill A" To explain the act, entitled an aet,
concerning Clement Shackleford, as adj
minislrator of the estate of John Allgood,
dec" s that Messrs. w. Brockenbr0ugh,
Redmau, NJ. +. Brockenbrough, Daniel,
CabelI, Watson and E. Watts, lido prepare
and bring in the same.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
a bill Making provisions for opening a
road from Botetourt courthouse to the
Sweet-Springs; and that Messrs. Sem
| pie, Estiil, Beirne, Dickinson, Blair,
| mclaughlin, Morrow, M'Farlane, Lun.
| dy, Jeffries, Rowland and MsCIanaban, do
| prepare and bring in the same.
| Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
bill To amend the several laws reau.
lating elections )" and that Messrs. DAM.
Ell, Cabell, Watson, Walker Slaughter,
Lundy, Richie and Harston, do prepare
and bring in the same.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
bill " To amend an sci, entitled an acl,
concerning public roads," and that Mes.
srs. holland, STROLLER, Pope, Shelley, ].
Allen, Graham, Miller, peyton, Corbin,
Congleton, Willis, Ednonds and Barrett,
Go prepare and bring 10 the same.
| On motion, Resolved that the commit.
tee appointed o enquire in 0 the state oil
the Mandatory of Arms, be authorised
to send Tor persons, papers and records,
for their information.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20

quainted. He went in the train Of
the usurper TO Madrid, from whence
nc made his escape, TO throw himself
into the arms of his countrv, and give
1t the full benefit ofhis virtues and ia
tents. When we were first apprised
that M. Cevallos had abandoned the
traitorous service into which he was
impressed, we were persuaded that
the interval would not be long until
he laid before his country and Eu-
rope, the particulars OF these extraor-
binary transactions. This he has done
IN one ofthe clearest, most luminous.
as well as the most temperate expo.
sitions ithas ever fallen to our lot to
peruse.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
FREDERICKsRBURG, Dec. II.

On Mondav, 18th December. 1908
the 10Th Virginia Regiment was mus
tered at Spottsyivania courthouse, for
the purpose of raising by draft or vol
untary enlistment, the quota REQUIRED
from this Regiment to fill up their part
OF the quota required from this state.
1t must give real pleasure to every pat
riotic friend to his country, to hear
that no draft took place. Capt. Sta
pleton Crutch6eld's Troop of Cavalry,
Capt. Lewis's Corps of Artillery, Capt.
X. Crutch6eld's Company of Light
Infantry, and Capt. Byrd c. Willis's
Company of Light Infantry Blues, all
offered as Volunteers at the call of their
country. Whilst it must afford every
Virginian pleasure to hear this result;
yet, TIC those who know the circumstan-
ces ofthe case, it must give real regret,
that Capt. Lewis, who has made such
unremitting exertions has not vet +,
ceived from the executive the arms for
his company. To capt. Willis, who
has for twelve months had his conpa-
ny in full uniform, no compliment need
be offered.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
Boarding House.

A FEW BOARDERS viii meet with gen.
n tcel accommodations and ON moderate
terms IN the house scar the BASIN, where the
late Maj. VIM. Austin lived
Oysters, BeeESfeaRS, sc.
May be had at any moment. Ccntecl rooms
provided fog private parties, and the s,rictest
attention paid them.
Paul G. G. Jones.
December 10Th, 1903. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
Bank of VIRGINIA.

Nhe Stockholders are hereby notified that
a the election OF Directors Of the Bank and
the several Offices OF Discount and Deposit
for the ensuing year, will be held on Monday
the I'd day Of January.
Decembc, 18th 1903. ruI1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20

sent time, has supported the character
Of a virtuous and good woman.
Itfurther appears toyour committee,
that the morher of the petitioner, has
la,ely devised certain property to trus-
tees, for the benefit of the petitioner;
that the said trustees are anxious to
relinquish the said trust, so soon as
they can do so, without leaving it in
the mower OF the said Thomas, to ex-
ercise right over the said property.
Resolved, as the opinion ofthis COM
mittee, that the petition of the said
Margaret Brough, praying that an act
may pass, divorcIng her from the said
Thomas Brough, is reasonable.
The said resolution being read a Sc
cond time, was agreed to by the House.
Ordered, that bill be brought in
pursuant thereto, and that the Com
mittee for Courts of Justice do pre-
pare and bring in the same.
A letter from the Governor, enclo-
sing for the consideration of the Gen..
eral Assembly, the proceedings of the
Executive of the claim. of John War
den. esq. to compensation for certain
services rendered to the Common
wealth, which lay on the table, were
taken up and read, and on motion, re-
ferred to Messrs Shelley, Peyton,
Semple, Hooe, X. Stanard. E. Watts,
Otey, Harris, Richie, Hairston, Faris
and Lightfoot.
Ordered, That leave be given to
bring in bill, To suspend the ope-
rations Of executions during the En-
barge, and 60 days after it is raised )"
and that Messrs. Pope, Thompson ].
Allen, Preston, Writ, Otey and No
land do prepare and bring in the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS.

The senate and house of assembly of this
state, injoint meeting, have chosen, as SEN
ator OF the United States, for years from
the 9Th Of March, 1909, Gen. MICHAEL
LEIB.-The votes we're
Gen Leib, On
Joseph Hemphill, "a
Scattering, 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
Glebe Lands,
New Law Books.

Iae 9th vol. of East's Reports, and the 5th
VOL. OF bsPnasse's Report are .ust receiy.
cd aud TOT sale by 5. Pleasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD. on the premises, ON
w Wednesday the 18th day Of February
next, the
Glebe Lands,
Late in the occupancy Of the Rev. Matthew
Murray. dec. on credit of twelve months.
the purchaser giving bond with approved scou-
rity
By order offhe OUerseers oFMe Poor.
John Vim. j.. elk.
Albemarle, December 18th 1903. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20
From Washington, Dec. 16.

From Washington, Dec. Is.
The Senate, after adopting several
amendments to the bill, making fur
Their provision for enforcing the EN-
barge, ordered it to third reading.
Nothing else of consequence has
been done in the Senate for the two
last DAYS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20

Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
4 bill "to alter the senatorial districts WITH
in this commonwealth ;" and that MsSsrs.
Sheffcy, Cong'eton, Kinney, Given, Mallo-
ry (of L. City, Casteman, Shannon, Simon,
Lightsoot, Rozsel, Henderson, Holt and Da-
Wis. do prepare and bring in the stme.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
bill "allowing the owners of lots IN the
town of Beverly, in the county of Randolph,
further time to build thereon; and that
Messrs. Gibson, Martenea, Prunty, Edgin..
ton, Estill and Irwin, do prepare and bring
in the same.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring IN
a bill "tolegalize the appointment of over
seers of the poor in Hampshire county !"
and that Messrs. Donaldson, Higgins, Cum
ningham, Lowther and Simon, do prepare
and bring in the same.
Ordered, that leave be given TO bring in
bill $50 reduce the fees of sherihs in cer-
tain cases :" and that the committee appoiu-
ted to bring in a bill concerning the fees of
clerks OF courts, Go prepare and bring in
the same.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
a bill 0to extend the jurisdiction OF the
quarterly terms of county and corporation
courts in certain cases ;" aud that Messrs.
Peyton, Barbour, Writ, Holt, Grayham
and Tyler, do prepare and bring in the
same.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in
a bill "to relidquish the commonwealth S
right to lot of ground in the town of Wheel
ing to Thomas Baird )" and that Messrs
Irwin, Prunty, Miller, Congleton, Beirne,
Hull and Bowe, do prepare and bring in the
same.
The residue of the sitting was occupied
in reading and referring petitions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20

Captain Atkins, who arrived at Sa-
lem yesterday se'nnight from Liver
pool, had been at Belfast, in Ireland.
He reports, that while he was at Bel
fast, an English vessel loaded with DO
tatoes, and was about sailing for En-
gland, when the Irish populace collec.
ted, dismantled the vessel, and burnt
her sails and rigging in the public
square, declaring that no proportion of
the necessaries of life should go from
that place to England, as they expect
ed they had no more than enough for
their own consumption.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-20


The following notice is from the
London Times. OF the article, to
which 1t refers, we have as yet only
received the commencement.
We this day enter on the publica-
ton of state document, of as much
interest and importance as any which
has been offered to the public within
our recollection. 1t is a circumstan-
tlal narrative, supported by official do
cuments, of the artihce, hypocrisy.
treachery, and tyranny, by which Boz
naparte drew the virtu0us and unfor-
tunate king Ferdinand from Madrid
to Bayonne, compelled him to descend
from the throne of Spain, and re-
nounce his right to it. The facts and
proofs are furnished by NJ. Cevallos.
who filed this important Office of Mi
mister for foreign affairs, under the
late and present king of Spain, accom-.
panied the latter to Bayonne, and who.
notwithstanding the noble stand he
made there in support ofthe indefea-
sible rights of his master, was CONT
nued by Joseph Bonaparte in the same
appointment. With the subsequent
conduct of this very able and honest
statesman, the public are already ac-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30
0tpO

Near Petersburg, (Russia) Col. Won Ar
serJ-w Killed To- 4 due with Count Chren-
toWitsch. The had Iou lived in habits Of
Friendship. wtr- both enMnuured Of lady.
and bad each offered his addresses NJ her
unknown to the Other Size preferred TIE
C@unt but be-, on bong aHprzed o., his
lie as ne customs, waved the advantage
0t her rrCt "a cc, aud verv romantically
pr-r -cd W decide taci- .iaiIns b1 rnpIc
combat They actin CONSEQUENCE and on
th- I.st i-c, vi. Van "a, was shat through
tie heart
IL England, WIN Foley, Es9. u 5h=pa-
crion killed ina duel IS VIM. Hammond.
Esq tbs jury verdict, rnars'aughter, and
hr was sentenced To 5e confined twelve
mD1ths IN The county jail, and branded il the
hand
~ Glemsf1rd, eng Miss Eve, and Miss
Woolmer two young ladies', who perish
Cd ~ q late dreadful fire in that place Their
i';ncral was conducted with peculiar solem-
nifty 2lyoung ladies'. habited in white, pre-
coded The collins the pail was O's,rted
by IL yom5 ladies', III white dr4ta'. and
hoods, supported by the same number of
young men in black, with white hatbands.
~ ADN"illis l@iihdhCtly countess lbOWa-
ger Of MORA, aged 70 the third wits Of
the late Earl of MORA.
At Bgton, (Eng.) Mrs VIM, aged IS.
It = remarkable that she had la children.
and not one Of them lived to be day old.
except the last, which is ABOUT two months
old, and likely TO do we'll
IT Charleston, rs. CD an African. and
ms wife, slaves becoming Jealous Of her
chastity, he prevailed upon her to quit the
world with him, and after hearty drink
Of brandy, they strangled themselves with
ropes.
In Hayti, Rear Admiral M'Culloch, in
the service Of Christophe :-Budos, chief
artillerist q Potion.
In Windham, (Con.) Col. Thomas DYER
a distinguished officer of the late revolu-
uonary army.
In Bridgewater, 18th instant, Mrs. len
net Bryant, aged 81; on her birth day, and
within few moments Of the same hour as
that Of her birth
IN Scarborough, Mr.. Joseph Stuart, aged
6O. An honest man and good citizen
In this town, Lewis, son Ct Mr.. Joseph
smith, aged 5years and months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30

ATTENTION
On Monday last, the Corham r.. ght n
.fantrY Company met for the choice Of a
Captain, when JAMES IR1su, jr, was unan-
imousiy chosen. The neMacss Of their uni
form, the correctness Of their discipline
but more especially their union, gave great
satisfaction to every spectator In this
choice, the Corham Light Infantry have
done themselves much honor, by choosing
the best man, without any regard to poll
tics, and setting a good example to both
Church and State. Would w God there
was more Of that spirit v hicb they have c1-
hibited, among US at this day.
III C0tl, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30

GAarrlen.

II St. Lnoar Spain, March 1At,, VIII
lam Jarvis, Esq Y. 5. Consul AT Lisbon, to
Miss Mary Sparhawk, daughter Of y. Spar
hawk, Esq. Of Kittery, (Mass)
Al Northampton, Mr.. Charles Keneip7.
to Miss Lovice Clarke.
" Oh lEpty s3rls, vrLor, s,,utraI lor- ha-
blcss'a,
14y years roll "a. noy fnd tia. lore the less"
n LeedsburE, Virgo captain J. Slater,
aged 81 years, to Mrs. Elizabeth Dorshtim-
or, spriEhtly widow Of about Is, after
prudent courtshiP Of something less than 30
years
Wheye cupid sbties us ayroygs f7st,
N Hymeu's taaas tleyH join at last,
None atiz rms shall need desbaiy,
fVho read thr axes IN this par,
III 5eoa-19'. hey far z Jsife hare fo7I,
Vas he 1o. ~ 5gant q - c2ok
Ind s,re Tia rgi est course he's taten,
WAo's got 4 74if- \. caok his bacon.
IN Eor-h-Yarmouth, Capt William Cut
to- to Ills Isabella 3abson.--Mr 1ohn
Williams, ofG Gloucester Cape Ami to Miss
Almira Eiweil rs the former place.
III Falmouth, on Tuesday evening last.
MAJ. EzEKIEL DAY, mer. Of this town. to
Miss EUEIcz QuINBv
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Afcr endeavorirg, without eject, f.
persuade Drew TO let him in, ail,dgi.c
that Q was his prisoner, and rec,iyiu1
many abusive threats, Parker burst q
pen the door on which Drew threv
a heated nail rod, and then sIcdge, al
him, but without doing any material
harm. During this lracas, Q. remain
ed concealed in an obscure corner Of
the Shop, with the fatal weapon in his
hand, which he threw towards the door
Drew avaiIed himself Of it, and with q
second blow, felled the deceased to the
ground. He then retreaed into lis
slop-fastened his windows, SC. and
exuIingly told the people who were
collected, to send as many shcrifs as
they pleased, and all should be served
As the deceased had been - hc jury
returned a verdict Of GUILTY; and
on Saturday last, the awful sentence Of
DEATH was pronounced upon him.
Notwithstanding the lrrsHaIIi>i was
very untcycWat.c to Qum5y, yet, as
there was no fr59f that be furnished
the deadly weapon FIR The purpose to
which il was used, he was acqi.t.d.
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Ertraa ETA later frem gentleman at Keaeeb1Ht,
q lJ,ie4l n tJ, tarca aatei May M, sos.
%The fcho0ner .'atriot. CAPE. GMIrH, has
Jun arrived here IN l8 days from N.evil and
s.. Kits She failed from hence the 10th of
April 10y pormi1ionl fer thofe Hands, for
the Purpofe Of carrying home property due
10 merchants in this P'ace.-The individuals
from whom thefe amounts were due, were
ready to pay the fame, but TIE Collector per-
emptorily refufed the veleI al cnry--aEd
would fufer nothing TO be brought away il
the vehei except fea-ftures.-- Cap'. SMITH,
after waiting four DAYS withop; effect, return
eI in baIlaf"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30


ON Frid y Taft, we viiited Mr.. TUREtUtt's
grand exhibition Of Spectreology, or Optical
lhuiionsI at Union-Hall-and although we
were iomewhat Prejudiced againR exhibitions
OF minor nature, vet in juftice to MIR. T.
we 90 not hehtate TO fay, our preiudices were
completely removed.-Mr. 4. gave fome e1-
cellent fongs and recitations; among which,
Faadie'5 Weadiag, with touch OF the true COM
&c lyle, and the whimfcal piece called Mont
Iog'oa, or The Lo7&H arr Of grizSisr, merited
ana received unequivocal aPPlaule as did few
eraI other pieces Of lterling worth-The
audience was respectable, though not numer-
Gus. This nun be chiefly owing to the un-
favorable weather, and the merit OF the exhi-
0itIon not being generally known through the
town. We prefume the citizens will evince
their curiolity, and witnels an entertainment
calculated to give general fatisfa6tion, and ca
Paoie Of deceiving the lenfe Of viGon into be-
let, and certaiaty of the prelence of fupernat-
ural beings Indeed we could not help call
ing forcibly to mind theie beautiful lines Of
Shakespeare -
" Ifs HsyO tie Osyy zoite5iag time Of aig5t,
Wben ya77aizg eLareb -yard5 give ~ tBeir dad
Nor mutt we omit to mention thc Po,yqa of
Hgei7gfoa, large as life-a ltfh yg,9sg CJer1B
places on the hero's brow vsreathe Of laurel,
aud van!ihes, leaving il there, The enthuG-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30

returns from all the counties which had
been heard from, the highest number of
republicans" chosen, is So - mot "71,n1
lid by the same paper it appears, that tie
amber Of Federalists chosen was 81,
whereas the Argus, as stated above, gives
hut 39 Last year, there were but 19 fed
trahsts IN the Assembly 50 that notwith-
standing the immense federal gain, the lac
obms have retained a maiority.-After this,
we would recommend to the Argus Ed
tors, to cease from palming the falsehoods
OF others upon their political adyersaries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30

alic applaufe which enfued, was proof that
the virtues of our country's father will never
be obiterated from the memory Of his CRATE
full children. I'VE lhaII conclude our re-
marks by recommending this exhibition TO
public patronage and, as we are given to
underitand Mr. T. will recite the interefing
fcene from the tragedy of Hamlet, commenc-
ing with the appearance of the gholt to his
fon This, aided by appropriate phantoms,
cannot fail to be highly gratifying to the low
ers of novelty. A; z.
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E*bl6lfi9n Ct Spe6fye1kgy--aeain,
THIS FVFNTNC

Nh IURNBULL respectfully informs the
40 public that his much admired exhibition
of SPECTRE0LCGlS or Optical ZHufo1,. TO-
gether with the celebrated DANCE and Mn
OBLIGATION OF WITCHES, will remain II
Portland but for fhort feafon, and will be
exhibited every evening during the prelent
week Saturday excepted At Union HILL
Tickets may be had on the days Of perform.
ance at the houfe oppoEte the entrance 70 the
Hall-Price so cents. lChildren half price,
. EyThe Herald' Office j. kept at the above.
mentioned place, and conlant attendance
Goats Of Arms painted at the fhorteR notice
and on mode ate terms The books NAV he
examined, and copies Of arms taken with tbei-
records for a fmall premium.
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NOTHE 1

III ProPrietors Of Portland LONG
WHARF, will meet at H. Beeoa4's, III
Fiore-itreet, Portland, on the frfl A4oaday in
:! 'une next, At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, fot
the following purpoles.
TO choofe a Moderator.
To ehoole a TreaTurcr,
10 chooie Clerk and Wharfngcr,
10 receive Accounts and allow tbe came
# found right
COTTON B. BROOKS, RJa,fagsy.
Portland, May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-30

a I the annual aGembly of the United States
= Grand -Encampment of K T. holden at
Fr'0i1fact, a. ~ on 7bu,jaay the 18th of MAY,
1905, The following Gentlemen were duiv
elected to the Offices annexed TO their refpeA-
i've names, viz
M N. Thomas s. WEBB. Elq fPyovideaeeJ
Cen. Grand Maiter.-W. Henry Fowtr. Fla.
(B9Fo") Cd. Cenerzfimo.-W iona. GAcF.
Efq' my Port Grand Capt. Cen.-.W. EZRA
AMEs' lAl6a'yJ Grand Senior Warden,-W.
Sam BILLINGS, (B9foa) Grand Junior War
dens-W. JEREMIAH T. JENKINS, (Pyovi4eneeJ
Grand Ireas'r-W. OT1s AMMIDoN, IPyogi-
deHef/ Grand Recorder,-W. Henry PURKIrT.
B9fon) Grand Marihal,-W. NArH'L KNAPr.
|r' NY Porf) Cd. Stand'd Bearer,-W. STE
rHEN Foster, (PO,fiaad) Cd Sword Bearer.
44h1e, OTIS AMMIDON, C,au5 Jg.eoyJ,y
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NO1ICE Is hereby given, that the fubrcri-
Der has been dolly appointed Executor Of
the laft will and telament of
ANTHONY BENNETT,
late Of Norway, in the county Of Oxford. gen
leman, decealed, and has taken upon hinIfeIf
that truit by giving bonds as the law direef,
ana all Perions having demands upon the ef-
tate Of the iaid deceafed are requclted to erhib-
y the lame; and ali perions indebted N The
laid eitate are called upon to make payment to
NATHANIEL BENNETT, Eaeep,sr.
N'TzDJ, A4ay SO,
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G00d tine 10 LettLe AEcnunte.

'~"S ~ |eILIe 1CCOHFEJ.
HOSE perions who are indebted to the
eitate Of the late DIR. KiNsMAN, are re.
lPecuully regretted, to call at the Office Of
the iuoicriber, Immediately, and lettIe their
accounts either by paying the fun due or by
giving their Notes, as the Book Accounts Of
the deceafed are to be fettled without DELAY /.
and thoie who DO not forthwith attend u Ills
Reasonable requea, may expect to be Obliged
ihortly TO pay not only the debt due from
them 70 the laid EAate, but con.
NATHAN KINSMAN, Att'y to ,aid A4n'y.
May 80.
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NOTTCEIy/Itry

To be exchanged for Site for a Fort be.
tween jourdan's, Point and the extreme
n T. point Of the town, the Land, Building
and Battery IF Fort Sumner, in this town =
Enquire of HENRv 4. S. DEARBoRv. AGENT
for the War Department.
Portland, Nav so.
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L. Greely & Co.

80 Hare fer Jfs,
80 puncheons Windward Iland Rum
50 bags Coffee
10 chefs Hyfon Skin Tea, Bohea do.
Cafks Rice, Loaf and brown Sugar
Finlenio' Gin' &c &C. May 50.