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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

The nert Presfdeaf.---The democrat
c editors have already begun the elec-
pioneering campaign for the next Pres.
ldent. They have taken sides against
each other, and now come out in their
papers with all the rancor of civil dis
cord. We anticipate the developement
otmuch truth in the discussions respect
ing the candidates more, perhaps than
IS generally allowed to come from the
democratic presses. Whether the RI
val candidates will gain any honor from
the truths which may be promulgated,
is, however doubtful. Each partizan
holds up his favorite as the saver Of the
country, at least, if not of the universe.
FOR my part see no difference be-
tween one democratic candidate and an
other between Clinton, Madison and
Munroe. live are to be ruled by Bon
aparte, through the aid of Democracy,
1t is OF no consequence through whose
hands his Imperial majesty delivers his
DEGREES. The recommendation Of
Clinton or Madison alters not the de-
cree, nor the effects Of It.
" Can there such mighty difference Be
Izfrt Ia0eedle dun and tUeedle de.''
N. Y. Spectator
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

Lightning. Che thunder storm Of the
9Th instant, the barn Of Mr.. Ammi Prince,
of North Yarmouth, was struck by light
ming, and considerably injured and at a.
bout 100 rods. distance, in the pasture, nine
of his sheep were killed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13
DAVID MIIIFTT.

THE fnbfcriber hereby givespubIic notice
= 70 all concerned, that be has been
duly appointed and has taken upon himfslf
the truf OF Executor or rhs lAll will and tel.
lament Of
JOHN BARBER,
late Of Falmouth, IN the county cF Camber-
land, daipwnght, decszied, ~ giving bond a.
the law diretts hc therefore reqaeIt NJ per-
fons who are indebted IN the faid derezle4s cf.
tate, 40 make immediate payment. and thols
who have any delnau1s thereon, 10 e1bibjs the
lame TO JAMES BARBER
1EHt rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

4Rpointnlents--Mr. Byers, of Springfield,
Captain Mr.. Barton, Rhode-Island, a
Lieutenant Mr.. Hutchins, Of Northa.p-
ton, a Captain Mr.. Alexander s. Brooks,
of Medford, Lieutenant Oh. Christmas,
n. Carolina, Captain; Benjamin Forsyth,
do. do. Cadwaliadcr Jones, do. a First
Lieut.. John Eaton jr. do. a Second Lieut.. !;
Capt, Paul Wentworth of Dover, NJ H.
Captain ; Mr.. AbTaham Eustis, Boston,
Captain; Mr.. Josiah Snelling, jr. Boston, a
Lieut.
Major Swan win resign the Paymaster-
ship of the army In August, when IL rs ex-
expected Mr.. Brent will be appointed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

The Legislature Of this Commonwealth
adjouredon Saturday last, TO the 2udThurs-
day of November next, for the purpose Of
choosing the Electors of President and Vice
President, and transacting such other bust
ness as may come before them.
The Answers of the Senate and House of
Representatives to the Governors Speech
are received and will appear next week.
In order to give nIace 10 the Governors
Speech, in this DAYS Gazette, much inter-
esting matter prepared for insertion, IS IN
avoidably postponed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been du-
~ appointed and has taken upon binfeH
the TRAIT Of an Administrator on the ellate Of
DAVID MILLETT,
late of Minot, in the county Of Cum5er-
land, yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond az
the law dire6ts-he therefore requcals all per-
ions who are indebted to the faid deceaied's
eitate' to make immediate payments and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 70 cx.
hibit the fame TO SAMUEL MILLET.
1sas Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

In the county of Schoharie, at late
sheriff's sale, horses, horned cattle,
farming utensils, SC. to the amount of
800 dollars, were sold for .ffysjfUe dol
iars and in Montgomery county; up
wards OF 100 bushels Of wheat, seized
on execution, were sold for one shilling
and mine hence faer 6usheH. We state
these two instances among many which
we could mention as having recently
taken place. They evidence most clear
ly, 1t not the " tl0tRlarity" of Mr.. JEFF
terson's Embargo, the terrible effects.
experienced from 1t by the community.
t.lib. Gaz.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13

A vessel sailed for Halifax on Sunday, on
board of which were about 100 foreign sal
Tors as passengers. We heard of one A.
merican among them, who passed himself
for an Englishman, AID on being questioned
BY person who knew him, said he had
been long without employ, and wished to
get some where, where he could find busi-
ness.-Pat. @
II rs mentioned in the Mcxp-1ork IIercaa-
tile Advertiser, that there are in chat State,
at present, more victims TO the law Of Debt
or aud Creditor, than ever before recollect-
ed. Hs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-13
IyTEREsTYNc DECISION.

a suit has been decided N Charleston, S.
c. against the Collector, for refusing to clear
a vessel coastvpsse' that hadsrtoe on board
The Federal Judge decided that they were
entitled to their clearance, on the principle
that it was the Collectors duty to obey the
law, and not his instructions when they di-
rected SOM hing not authorized by the law.
The instructions, however, it was observed,
were not imperative they were only re-
commentators. The power of detaining
vessels absolutely suspected, il was remark
ed, Was not vested b. kasu, in the President
or Secretary but solely in the Collectors,
with an ultimate appeal to the President,
when Collector refused clearance on the
ground Of suspicious. The Collector of
Charleston declared he had no suspicion OF
a design to eyade the embargo laws.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
By the Governor the Ccmmonzyeaith
Yirsi,na, 4,
A PROCLAMATION.

YXyHERE As il appears 10 the Executive, on the
w evidence Of Jacob Steaiy, Peter Link Ia
cob Myers and William Williams, taken before
Benjamin Wilson, jun. esquire, one OF the jus.
tees OF the peace in and Cor the county of Har.
rison, within this commonwealth, that a certain
JOHN SOMMERVILLE did. on the night of
the third of December last. II the house of Da.
vid Hews, in the town of Claslssburg. violently
assault with cab. abe body Of chm G Jackson.
esquire. ard did felon,ousy. purpose ard of
malice afo-elhoughs by lying in wait. unawfully
MAIN and disable the head and right arm of the
said John G Jackson. by Factoring the scull of
the said Jackson. and by violent blow on the
said right arm of the said John G. Jackson in
fcSed; by which fracture and blow, aud s.soby
reason OF divers other wounds. blows aud Bruises
gwen said Jackson, by taid Sommervilic, with
the club aforesaid. the life of said Jackson he,
came greatly endangered; and INA, the said
Sonmervil!c hath escaped fem the Justice Of
the law: have therefore bought At 'wirh the
advice of the council of state, to issue this pro
clama,ion, hereby Offering a reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS to any person or persons w no s.ia I
apprehend and eonduct the SAID John Sommer-
vile before some one OF more Of the JUSTICES of
the peace IN aud tor the said county of Harrison,
that he may be dealt with as in such cases HE
law directs; And DO moreover epioin all of ce.
civil AID military, and exhort the good people OF
the commonwealth to use their best endrayouys
10 apprehend and conduct before some ore or
more of he justices CT rho peace in aud for the
aforesaid county of Harrison. the said John Som.
merville. to be deai, with according to law.
GivEN under my hand, with the seal of the
L.S.) commonwealth annexed, at Richmond
this fifteenth day of January, 1903.
VIM. II. CABELL.
4. 5. The aforementioned chm Sonamerville
is man of about six feet high. appears TO he
aboat twenty six or txen,y.seven wears Of a..
rather spare, but nervous, of light compilations
! and light hair.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

warn every vessel which shall have com.
mcnced her voyage prior TO any notice Of
this order, and .hail be destined TO any
port of France, ar of her allies, or Of any
country at war with his Majesty. or to any
port or place from which the British flag
a. aforesaid is excluded, or To any colony
belonging to his Maiesty's enemies, and
which shall not have cleared out as is here
in before allowed, to discontinue her voy-
age, and to proceed to some port or place
IN this kingdom, or to Cibrai,ar or Malta !,
and any vessel which, after having been so
warned, or after reasonable time shall
have been afforded for the arrival of infor-
nation Of this his Majes;y's order at any
port or place from which she sailed, or
which, after having notice OF this order,
shall be found in the prosecution of any
voyage contrary To the restrictions con-
tanned in this order, shall be captured, and,
together with her cargo, condemned as
lawful prize to the captors.
And whereas countries, not engaged in
war, have acquiesced in these orders of
France. prohibiting all trade in any articles
the produce, or manufacture of his Ma
jesty's dominions and the merchants of
those countries have given counienance
and effect to those prohibitions, by accep-
ing from persons styling themselves com
merc'el agents of the enemy, resident at
neutral ports, cerlan documents, termed
certificates of origin" being certificates
obtained OF the ports of shipment, declar-
ing that the arlic es oil the cargo are not OF
The produce or manufacture of his Males.
tvs dominions, or that effect:
And whereas this expedient has been
directed by France, and submitted to by
such merchants, as part Of the new sys-
tenn OF warfare directed against the trade
OF this kingdom, and as the most effec,u
al instrument of accomplishing he same,
and 1t is therefore essentially necessary TO
resist it:
His Majesty is therefore pleased, By
and with the advise Of his Privy Council
TO order. and it is hereby ordered, that il
any vessel, after reasonable time shall
have been afforded for receiving notice OF
this his Majesty's order at the port or place
from which such vessel shall have cleared
ont, shall be found CARRYING any such Ger
uhcate or document as Aforesaid or any
document referring TO, or al henlicatinr
the same, such vessel Shall be adiudged
lawful prize 10 the csptor, together with
the goods laden therein, belonging to the
person or persons by whom or on whose
behalf, any such document was put on
board.
AndIihe Right Hon. the Lords Commits
:ioners OF his Majesly's Treasury. his Ma
lesty's principal Secretaries Of State, the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,
and 'he Judges Of be high court of Admit
rally and courts ofVice Admiralty, are to
take the necessary measures herein, as TO
them shall respectively appertsin.
w. FAWKENER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

yfA HEI{3&s3e OF the best sons of Sir
lEV ~EV Peter Teaz'r. (unques,ions;
iS1-xcS(reStA, bly, the best stallion NOW +,
England ainter'or tononc ever bre d in that eo,n~
try,l will stard the ensuing season at nv stable.
IN King and Queen county. about 40 miles from,
Richmond. from Dnukirk aud IL fron, Tar.
pahannock. At 80 dolisrs the season. notes fo,.
which. and BALI dollar for the groom. must be
sent with the mares before they can be ~ ken A.
way. The SO dollars may be discharged by the
payment OF 40 dollars cash. (~aHd IN fbe evene
% Toe embargo Continuing, a ,ray BY 80 DOLE
on or before the expiration of the season, WHICH
will commence on the LIST March and end Is1
August Extensive high and low laud rast,,rage.
as good as any in Wi Civic, e,arrs Mares NAV
&c fed with corn At the marke, y.r:t, ALI, .yery
attention will De paid TO them. but no iiaL.it; .or
eso;'pss or accidents OF ary kind Mares aud
soa's will be Kept by themselves. r.aA
Sir Harry was Irt,;lr-rrd in thc fail Of ,9pt
from London. is now IL ye>ss odd. ip high health
and vigor. Is hands 3 inches ;<h, iulI of bone
and muscle. line points, elegant i,.n and beau.
fni brown color. He has covered thr>x seasons
IN rms coantry, has proved him,elf n s,ss foai
get'er, and his stock are equal to any in ,hs
world lie was OF the best ,scers in En-.
gland, hsfh for speed AMI bottom. with very hea.
Wy weights, and probably cos, more money thaI
any horse ever imported into this country Island.
ing the owrer within ,rnc of e 1900 sterling
when landed) and in the estimation OF good iydp-
es' IS equa'. It nos superior, an that is roe
or ever was in the state Asthcllniye,sal ny,c-
rice bee, is to bea's, il is needless 70 nojns
out 70 those who have fire mares. the Albania
yes that may 'eAul. from sending them to rhjs
horse 80 49,
Bis dam Mauon, (foa!ed in I785) wa, 90, nv
A'tred grandam tdam of piot) by Marsk great
y,andam by Regulus, great great grandam Td.nt
OF Widair and Vampler) by Steady. erea, yrc,r
great g'andan by Partner. GREYHOUND. Mokct
less, Counsellor. Rrimrner Places Whife rn,,k
Alfred was go' by Ma,chem (foaled in Iz7ol
cut of Snap mare (the dam of Conduit = ne,
tator Georsiana and otbcrs) bred by The duke rs
Kingston, foalcd in 1869 y her dam hy the chi,
len Arabian: Grswood's Lady Thigh. by Pa,
rer Sreyhoundi Sophonsba's dam, by the
enrwan Bay Bsvb Lord D'Arcey's chesru, A.
rae'an; Whileshirt; Old Montague mare.
Maiehenn wa got by Cade, Cas.e Town bro.
Their TO La'h) was got by the Godslnl.in Aran;-
an Marsk was got by Spur, squitt was, rot
| oy Bartleu's Childers Reguus was got by the
Godolphin Arab an
Sir Peter feazle was got by Hishayer, out of
fapiiiion. by Snap; Snap was gor by Snip
IMP was got by the Devonshire ChildeIs, our of
basto mare; Higphyer was got by Herod our
OF Rachel by Blank; Herod " az got by Tartar.
out OF Cypron, by Blazei Tartar was got by
Far'nsr' out of Meliora, by Old Fox.
John Hoskins.
Jahua'y 49, leOS. wtMI
N. d. 1t is NOT probable that Sir Harry will
ever again stand TO sl,e northward of his owners
IN the neighborhood OF Petersburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Tract of L and,

lying in the county of Halifax, on Staunton RI
YER, Containing,
CEVEN hundred and twenty-five acres. more
~ or less; 1t was once the property of Samuel
Beal, was sold by him to William Moselv. and
mortgaged 5y Mosely TO Robert Andrews and
John Price, trustees eff Beall, 10 secure the pa> :
ment OF the purchase money--rhe indcn,ure of
mortgage. which was recorded in the general
Court. bears date the 22d day of June i7o5. Ar
che same time and place, suck of the SLAVES
as are described in the said mortgage, and mnv
ne produced by the said Mosey will also be sold
ror cash. The sale is made by virtue Of A decree
OF ire superior Court of chancrry for the Ricb
nond district. pronounced in suit therein de-
pending. IN Inch the said Price, surviving ,rus
tee is Plaintiff. and the said Moseiy is deFendaut
and tor the purpose OF raising the AL wing sans
with interest, viz.-G i08 IS with in,erest at he
rave OF per oeni. from The lst of januayy 1895
i ioo 3 with like interest from the lst day of
January lz9t--C l0I 10 with like in,cres, from
the lst day of anuary i7Sj-c e7 IL 6 with like
interest from the ist day OF January 1895 %
with IKE iuteresr from the Isl day OF January
l797- 6 81 IL with like interest from the I4,b
day OF July 1902 and S5 dollars SO cents, the
costs oil tie SUBTITLE residue of the money de.
creed TO lie raised the plaintiff does not pretend
TO clam, as appears by an endorsement made Inv
the clerk OF the said court the order dissoIvino
an injunction Obtained by John Scott, TO stav
the sale OF The said laud which endorsement ia
copied from wiring 6led in the suit fi-st above
mentioned. by the plaintiff agent and attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, January -, 1903. f3wY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Land for Sale /!

PURSUANT to a deed of trust
i executed 20 the subscribers by John c.
Miller, for the purpose Of securing the payment
of sundry debts therein mentioned; will be sold
upon the first Monday IN January, 1908, for
cash upon the premises, TRACT OF LAM,
mentioned W SAID deed, lying upon the waters
NJ Lockers and Harris creek, in the county Of
Prince Edward. and supposed TO contain be-
tween six and sgven handred acres. We shall
make suca title as is transferred 20 DC by said
Miller, saving all former ineumberauScs tie
improvements upon this land are such as ave
usual upon snug plantations this part OF the
county, BOT better fenced than usnal,
CHARLES WOODSON,
JAMES MADISON, "E''ee''
Prince Edward. IS Oa 1907. low
h-7e The above sale is postpone ell Wednes-
day the 30th OF March next.----JanuaSy 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
For Rent.

TEE House on the Main Street, next to Messrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Mrs.
Phepoe. Possession will be given on the frs,
OF January next--app'y 20
JOSEPH CALICO,
Richmond, Dec 81, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
January 9TH. 1908.

'HE suhec'lbeT retpt ttfuly takes this me
thod OF informing the public generally, and
especially that portion OF northern and sourhern
patronage winch has 60 successfully crowned his
exertions for the last year. that ne confines i,
the occupancy Of tina, well known stand the
WHITE CHIMNIES, the present year. and
assures all those who may favor him with ,he;,
custom, that the accommodations, and his rror,s
TO please, will he more expanded and more cor,
ple'e than they have heretofore been, he house,
having undergone general repair, which rem
ders them more oos,modious.
Jeremiah Rawins.
White Chimnies, Caroline
county Jon 10 1868. (3w1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Mahogany Furnitnre.
LAWD
In tie STATE Of OMo-For Sal

'I>HR subscriber wishes to SELL a valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the state Of Ohio,
containing 1000 acres. This tract is Of excel
lent quality. as the subscriber has understood from
most respectable information. II lies on Deer
creek. branch of the Scotia, about is mics
from Chiicothc. in well settled neighborbood,
and is very convenient to the trade OF the Ohio.
lie will dispose OF it for cash, or on a short
credit, for notss negotiable at the Bank Of Viz
GINA; or will exchange it for properly in the
city of Richmond. An unques,ioBabe title, with
general warranty. will be made to the purchaser
VIZ. MURroRD.
Richmond, Sept. "a, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Notice I !.

gNHE Subscriber purposes leaving this City
! in the course of a few days, has determin.
ed TO dispose of the whole or any part Of his
STOCK, now remaining ON hand, at a ve,y re-
'fpccd p,iee-- which consist of Large and SUI
Perb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses Of al kinds and sizes. Paper Hang.
ings, Window Blinds, Fringes TasSels, Cords,
&c &c. w. HAlCHT.
Richmond. Jan. I, 1903.
". B. Those who feel inclined TO purchase,
will amply opposite the City Tavern, on the
Main !neet. w. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Advertisements.

WILL BE SOLD. on Friday the fourth day If
March neN', for ready money, on the pren,i.
ses, valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Wottce.

PYvirtue of a decree of the county cour, OLA
be'na'ie, pronounced in the case Of Mica,ah
Chiifs' executors, against Menan Mills, will he
sold, Tor cash, on the FIRST Monday in February
next en- the premises. certain L07. together
WIN 'he appnitenanees thereto belonging. ~ ing
property and residence of M;caiah Chiles. dec.
which lot was conveyed TO the executors of Mi.
esjah Chi'es by the said Menan Mills, by deed
OF mortgage TO secsre the payment Of debs
tierein mentioned.
Also VIII be sold for cash, by virtue cf the
decree aforesaid, on the next day, being the Cd
oay OF reo'usry, on the premises, cerrain
sixty seven acres more or less, living in The
county OF AlbeInarle, about tea miles above the
Gown Of charlottesville, which land was con.
veyedto the executors of Micaiah ChiIes. dec
by the said Menan Mills, by decd of mor,gaae
as aforesaid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, a, Louisa courthouse. on
W Monday the Srh day of February next, be-
ing Louisa court day, TO the higher bidder. for
ready money. traa GLAND, lying in the .aid
county OF Louisa on the waters Of Deem creek
adjoining the lands Of Col. Thomas Meriweth., =.
ln0w harwood Coo win and Launceort Mino, !
and others, Containing four hundred acres. ~
the same more or less wherein Col James Me-
rlwerher, dee lived at TIE time Of his den,b
THIS land viii be Sold by virtue ofa decd Of trvsr
executed TO the subscriber, by the said Janes Me.
nwe'hcr, dec. bearing date the 25ih day of A.
P'iI' lIYI1 and admitted to record in the county
court OF Louisa, 20 secure the payment Of a sum
OF money therein specified, due to John Poin
"exter, and he expenses Of recording and carry.
ing said deed into effect A deed viii be made
TO the purchaser conveying the title which the
Subscriber holds under said deed, which Is he.
lieyed to be indisputsble.
Da1;d Bullock.
January dfh 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

WIS Committed TO the Jail of surry county,
ON The 25th day Of October last, as RUN.
AWAITS, the following NECROESi Pleasant
Negro Woman and her fcur children. Billy.
Caty, joe and jsHns Pleasant says she former.
y belonged to a major Clakes of the Eastern
shore, Virginia, and was sold under execution
oy 'he sheriff ard was bought by Mr.. Rose who
brought her TO Petersburg, and sold her 70 Mr..
frenzy Daniei' The owner IS requested 0 come
forward, prove his properly, pay chsygcs and
vale them away, otherwise. hey will b. dealt with
as the law directs.
Benz. F.. Browne, Sheriff.
Jap. 10. 1903 o.
Is h ii " * 10 " y s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
WAN Ting.

IN my family, TEACHER OF me Ens,i.h
4 language. Il liberal price will be given BY
Abner Nash.
Prince Edward, ian. 8, 1908. i'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
SIR Fl A r R Y.

TIE nanocoTnest and ore
4 OF the best sons of ST.
Peter Tesz'r. (unguesiionai
bly the best stsl,io, rovy :,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

III II " * 10 " y 5
For Sale at this O &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

SUPPLEMENT 10 The London Gazette, OF No.
Ue17ber Ii.
MoNDAr, New Is.
AZ the Court at the Queens Palace,
tbt ihh OF Nov. 1907.
PRESENT.,
The Kings Most Excellent Majesty in
Council.
Whereas certain Orders, establishing
an unprecedented system Of warfare
gsinst this kiogdom, and aimed especially
at The destruction Of its commerce and
resources, were, some time since, issued
BY the goyeFnmeBt. Of France. by which
"the British islands were declared TO be
IN STATE Of Blockade" thereby subject.
ing 10 captUrr aud condemnation ali YES
sells, with llfeir eargoes, which should
continue 20 'r4de with his Majssly's do.
ninioDs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19
Books.

JRsI reeetged and for sale at s Pleesanfs
Book-sfoTe, Richmond.
The Modem Ship Of Fools
The American Lady and Csntlevs2n's pocb
q 6lmanaSk, for the year 1903.
Rousseau Social Conpaa or the Pr reiules
Of Political Law
= Journal Of The Voyagss and Travels IS =
Corps Of Discovery, under ne command Of r,nr.
Lewis and capt Clarke Of the army of the n :.
from the mouth Of the river Missouri shro' the
interior parts Of North America N The psciGs
Ocean curing the gears 19Dz--5 & o--ccn. ain.
ing an authentic relation OF ,he NOS, iute.es,,r
t,snsaet'ons during the expedition "A -jrri,n
OF the county land an account of Us ,nbahi,.
ants soul Climate, curiositics and v,grtab . sod
animal Prodeteions; By = Ghs one Of lie
pet'ons employed in The expeailsoa MID eco.
s'spnssl sed explanatory nOtes b. Tss pubshci
simple Tales, by mrs Opie.
m''eHes Of Human Life or The Grosns of
samuel Sensitive. and Timo,hy Testy work
OF very great celebrity.
Lille Of Charles James Fox.
Of William Pit,