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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
REMOVAL
And mare Ne1v and Chap Gods.
n. p. Poor.

N. l.. Poor,
INFORMS the PHreb5jEys of ENCLIS
GOODS, that he has removed from AuI-
(iy's R0rv, TO the fore lately occupied by Mum
roe * Tuttle, corner of Middle and Union Street,,
where may be found a good afortmentr
GOODS, cheap as caR be purchaied.-viz
Baizes and Flannels, by the piece or yard
Perlefc Flanels and Cloths
Broadcoths and Caiiimeres
Plains, Dufhs, Blankets, GA TO Io-4
Common and Superfne Coatings
Worried Hohery-a quastity
Cotton and fix do
Pic mic and other fix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves,
York tan and beaver do
White, pink and yellow Sarfnets
carton real Thread I.aces
Cotton, white and black fix Wells e Lacss
Cap PatIerus-Laee Mullins
White and colored Sarsnet Cambrics
Cotton Canibrics- Calicoes and FurnItures,
Chambrays, Oins CHAINS, fix Vefings
Chambray Shaws ....
A large adortment OF fancy Cotton and In
diA Cottons and Checks, Bombazetts, tSe tJe.
With variety Of FANCY ORNAMENTS,
viz Gold and Glver Bands and Chains
Bugle Bands; Beaded Crefcents
Beaded Star Trimming-Spangle,
Silk Cords and Taflels
Plumes and Olrich Feathers
Silk Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet Purfes, G,e. Es.
All Of which will BE sold on the very oweit
terms for cath. (ePtD Dee IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Sacred Mufc.

THE fuofcribers propofe to open fchool
on Wednefday evening next, for the pnr-
pole Of teaching facred muhc- The fchooI
will be con(fantly attended by perbns capable
of leading he various parts-by which means
i. j. prefumed thar pupils will learn more in
three months than they could in fix under a
Jingle teacher-The fchooI houle in Union -Jq,eet
viii be opened two evenings in week-The
price of tuition two Do s and fifty cents
including wood. lights, &c---sne dollar in ad
vance. HENRY HILTON,
Feb. Is. WILLIAM COOPER,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
David Bartlett.

RHIR-DRESSER.
INFORMS his friends and cuftomers that he
continues at his old land, in Hampshire
Street-where he will be happy to attend 10
their commands as ufual.
81 He gives notice TO thofe citizens who
are deprived Of the means Of fub6itence by
the E~bIrg', that he is willing, in common
with his fellow-citizenc, TO contribute his mite
towards their fupPor (which he ProPoles
to do by J5aViag GREE OF EKPLNcE) all OF the
above deicriPtion-who are requelfed 70 call
at his thoP for thar purpole every day in the
week Sundays excepted from funrife TO fun
iet, that they may have no e1cufe for not
attending Divine fervce.
MIR. Bartlett, aware that many will endeav-
or to boax him-gives notice that he fhal e1-
tend this benevoience TO thofe only whole ne
cefiitous circumstances require il.
BULLETIN No. I.-Fe5. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

TIE heirs and creditors Of the slate n
CALEB Bryant, late Of Portland, in the
county Of Cumberland, mariner, deceafrt.
are hereby notified that Jasue, Be,ae,, adrfiif-
htrator ON fad eltate has exhibited "a me his
account OF standardization and alto a pripate
account OF hrs own on faia sfate bo,h. n
which viii be eonfdered at Probate Cont,
20 DC holden a, the Offce or ToBA FlatBf-g-
64"' tiq' on Wednesday the Path dry Of Feb
'uary mt at ten O'clock in the forenoon when
and where all perfons concerned, may be
pTefent if they FEE ct.
ShM FREEMAN Jsfss # P,vta's.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Hard Go0dJ.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
LAS received by 1Iips JoiePh and Henry
Il Il from Liverpool, very extenGve addi-
tion to his ftock of Sadery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods--which he offers for fale by
wholeiale and retail, on the mon Reasonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes belt Crown GlRfs, all hzes from
9by7 to Is by IL
80 caiks wrought Mails. all 6zes
tons fheet Lead
20 doz, bef Engiiih ShoveIs and SpEdss
25 doz Frying pans
100 doz. bel Sewing Twine
caiks flat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chaife
Wheel Boxes
Sets of Cart Iron, Weights
z, "A and 28w do do
Bocktin fea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackfmith's Anvils and Vices.
ALSO,
An ahortment of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Avery great variety Of Joiner's Planes.
SEPT. %. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
L0Hdon Hats and Sboes.
IOhua Shaw.

7 INFORMS his friends and cullomers that he
has received bis Fall and Winter fupPIy,
coriRing Of cafe sf mems fuper6ne Beaver
Has of an improved make / cafe of ladies'
Beaver Hats and Bonnets ! trunk plaided &
patent Kid Shoes and large ahortment of
ladies', miles, and childFen's Morocco Shoes.
dYo-A large aGortmeni of gentlemen
Boo's and Shoes, manufactured under his own
inipe6tion, of the newell faflions, aud war
rsnted to be of the iirft quality.
Portland, CO. 20 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Walter Sim0nt0n's ERate.

TIE Creditors TO the Ehate of WALTER
SIMONTON, late Of Portland, in the
county Of Cumberland, merchant, deceaEad
and all concerned, are hereby notified thar
Thomas Weblter, Attorney to Deborah S.
monitor, Administrative on the eRate u GA
decealed, has exhibited TO me an accr,,nt &c
administration on faid eftate, and thar the Game
VII be conhdeTed at Probate Court 70 be
holden at the Office Of John Frothingbam u
Portland, on Wednesday the twenty fourth
day Of the present month at ten O'Clock n The
forenoon when aad where they may be pre-.
ient if they Zee fit.
Dated the tenth day Of January. A u 1898
SAMUEL FREEMAN, 7n3ps
r. ~ sFPra5ars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Henry Smith & Co.

~. 4. nj Tey's-Pszg, Haze iae rsefrvta
4 N elegant and e1ten6ve afortment o
q GOODS, conhlting of
Hamiltsn dice Ginghams
Dark check'I do-striPed do
plaid do. !; great variety
Dice Chambrays
Hamilton coIored corded Cambrics
"a "a and GA white and col. Cambrics
Elegant Grecian Robes-Fancy Drehos
Fancy Bordering calicoes --Linen Cambrie'
Cotton & linen cambria pocket Hdkfs.
A great variety Of cotton do
Ba5danna do Fancy do-BarcelOna do
Black. nate, dove, fmoke, purple, plumb
and brown Florence Silks
Silk Florentine, of the frit quality
Sarfnets-Modes- T. black Grapes
White, role-whie, fate, black, mix'd and
dove cosrd Ladies Rngliih and French
Silk Hofe
Black, white and fate Cotton do
Black, fate, brown and white Worried do
Black, white and rOfe-white Gentlemen 8
French and Fngliih Silk IIofe
Lamb's-wool and Angola do
Black, white and mix d Worried do
Children's white worried aud lamb'Swoci
Socks
Engifh and French Thread Lsess
Black Silk do
Elegant cotton Armletts--Rufells
Pink, black, purple and green Duroys
-WillbOars- BOmbaze;ts
Ladies black, white, hate, York-tan U pur-
pie long, fiort Englih and French fix
and Leather GLOVES
Centlemens Beaver do
Black and white Epgliih and French fix do
IL and GA elegant Damatk Shawls
Ga and 50 common DO
A great variety Of the moR fashionable Get
ton ditto
Dmoties-F Furniture Calicoes
Shire Muflins-Spider-ne do--Fancy do
Black do--Silk Velvets
Paris net Cauze-Linens
Shifting Cottons-Long Cloths
India Cottons and C3iicoes
Brown and white Platillas
Ga and 9-4 Huckabuck
Silk, cotton and leather Sufpenders
IS and 80 inch ELK ard cotton Umbrellas
Ladies elegant bottle-green, corbeau and
brown Royal Peliece Cloths
Bot5le-green, purple and black Peliece Tab
by Velvets
Black, olive, purple and blue Velveteens
Siivered Cord-Peliece Flannels
A variety Of mol fashionable Veling
Olive. green and drAb Plains, of good
quality, fuitable for gentlemen's SurEuits
White MILD Flannels
Superfne fashionable dark mix'd Broad
Cloths aud Cafimeres
Bale KiedermiuGer Carpeting, elegant pat
terns
Patent Cords Coatings- Satenetts
1914 and IA Role Elankets-Dufhls
Black, yellow, crimfon and white Fhnnels
&C. All of which will be fold at very re-
ned price. on. l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22


The Counfellorsi ofth MaGAchufeffs Me
dicai Society, al the Ian meeting, elected the
following gentlemen 10 be fellows Of the foci
ETY..
Drs William Towner, of Willamflown.
John Co-hanf, Of Bottom,
Waiter HEnnevcll, Of Watertown.
Eben Starr, II Newton,
Samuel Hemninway Of Salem.
George Ofgood, az Danvers.
The councillors appointed committee rs
inquire into Tx ersssst fate sfevsrss yejesr tb.
PrsVe7ffs- pszU-y Of tie Cow- Pal and 10 reoort
fuch meziures as they may find erpedient. for
eiEabiilhlng tha practice on fate Eotrnda
tion."
They have alio ordered, thar il ihall be
the duty OF every member OF this foc.ety to
make the following inquiry and to tr4nfrnit
the retaltto the corresponding Gecretary, on
or before the iirit Wednesday in June, sos,
VIZ u he aagir C,ze- IPssE 70 Be A,eore,eg
ia f6s fosV, "a tbs couAIrys"
j ne volume of the ociety's papers now
preparing, VIII De publihed by the fri Wed
neiday n June. Communications, either of
original matter, or fvlluabe information.
extraeted from recent European works, NAV
hiIl be prefeated.
The Csniers having examined, approve as
regular practitioners Of medicinein this fate,
Caleb Swan, OF sAsdford.
Lew Simmons, OF Brcokfeli,
Nathaniel Peabsdy, ofLynu.
81 order,
J..c. WARREN, Rec Ses,y.
HaHs Fstraz.yl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

A T the late fire IN Ro7v, two
- FIRE BAGS, marked T. lA'LelIaa."
LEFT-In fore in this town, fome time
fnce, COFFEE POT, containing pounds
of GUN Whoever will give in
formation of them to the PRINTER, ihalI be
rewarded and receive the thanks of the own
sr. february s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Late Smimons.
From a fahs London Pqter.
THE LATE MR.. FOX.

A subscription was set on foot a short
time since, among the most distinguish :
ed Oppositionists attached to Mr.. Fox,
TOR the double purpose of increasing the
provision for his relict, snd the Iiquida-
tion Of his own personal debts; the fol-
loving notification Of the measure has
been sent (ctrcularJ TO the principal
party friends OF that deceased States
man -
PRIvRTE--" At the time of Mr..
Fox's death, the Duke Of Bedford, the
Duke Of Deyonshirc and Lord Fitzwil-
liam, had a good deal OF correspondence
on the state ofhis affairs, with view 10
fulfil Mr.. Fox's wishes as to the paw
ment of hisdebts, and to secure to Mrs.
Fox competent annuity.
To ali who were consulted, it an
Feared highly desirable that this should
be effected by Mr.. Fox's friends, with
cut any application to parliament.
"The Duke Of Bedford, the Duke Of
Devonshire, Lord Thanet, Lord Fitz-
William and Mr.. Maule, have granted
an annuity Of 200 pounds a year each
, to Mrs. Fox, aud there is reason to sup
pose that further sum viii be obtained,
so IS TO make it up, with the pension
from government, 1000 pounds year,
which was Mr.. Fox's object. But Mr..
Fox's debts still remain unproyided for,
and these, on enquiry, appeal to amount
al least % ten thousand pounds.
+" Tie Duke Of Bedford, the Duke Of
Devonshire and Lord Fitzwilliam, at
the request Of Mr.. Fox's friends, have
t4e'n The liberty to promote the meas
ure Of a Subscription, to pay his debts,
as a proper mark of their respect to his
memory.
at IS suggested that The subscription
should be paid at the house Of Messrs.
Contts s Co. Bankers, Strand, to the
account Of the Duke Of Bedford, the
Duke Of De1cnshire, and Lord Fitz viii
liam, subject 10 the order of w.
Adam, esq.
u vas meant 10 have circulated
this some months since, the state Of the
debts having been then made Up, but
the hurry Of public business at the last
session OF parliament, and the suisse
quent dispersion by the dissolution of
those who were likely to contribute,
prevented It being brought forward till
now, and il is of course become more
necessary to have the measure speedily
accomplished.
Among others, the following per-
sons have subscribed the sums which
are put opposite their names, and some
gentlemen have subscribed so pounds,
the lowest sum which it is proposed to
accept, as it is desirable not to extend to
too great number Of persons
EaFi CowPeE 500 pounds.
Earl OF Lauderdale, 500 do.
Earl Of Albemarle, 200 do.
Lord Robert Spencer, 100 do.
I" 70 the Rt. Hon. --, Gc. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

HE Subscribers hereby give public notice,
that the CoPannerihiP fulfilling between
Lor'Tg Y CbandIeT, expired on the lst inf.
and was by mutual content dino ved-All
perfons indebted or having demands on faid
firm, are requelted to call on Cba,Iet Lo,is,.
who IS duly authorized to fettle the fame
CHARLES LORING,
REUBEN CHANDLER.
Nortkyay1sptb, FEB 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
NOTICE

TOR sais IN " GhEe6f-r, at t5s Eo-psy eoyne,
fbf D7Seifag bou5e, Office and Sfore Belonging {,
ibs 5lats Of Afa Mh4LtH, EIg S.tsase4: being a.
e e'Aenf faTa tor trader as tie Country efords =
Tbe zS6is zvh be se5 At yiyate sal. On IeYaE eye-
e'f Of frzerGi year 1egn,ef tie intsyeG bang eaia
dHH.aAy Fer f.'tbsr particulars enquiry nay B.
male Of ne fubs1ibsr "a Portland.
Oct IL. =. WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
BENJAMIN WILLIS

HAVING been driven from his late nand
= IN Haymarket Row, (by the ate fire) has
taken the Store lately occupied by Mr.. 5oBn
Dean, oppoGte Mellrs. Hc4v g ESanr' Store
where he has now for iale, large aHortnent Of
EnglJb, Lndia z NET india GODS
which were laid in at reduced prices, and lball
be fold at very lmall proft-and made fatiC.
factory to purchafers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
TAKE NOTICE y

FOR fale in Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
= houles and Store, conveniently ituated for
Trader, being the property of Samuel SpsG,
of Bofton.--For further particulars enquire Of
the lubfcriber in Portland
O9 10 EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
TAKEN Up.

ON the SIN, ult a 111ryI Boat ISL feet long
near Long Illand The owner is reguef-
ed TO prove properly, pay charges and apply
10 JEREMIAH CUSHING,
living on Long Hand Fs5. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

NOTICE :
THE conneIion in buGneGs between the
Subicnbers, under the firm of
THOMAS FORSAITR e CO.
is this day daolved by mutual confent-Thofe
perions indebted either by note or account TO
faid firm, are requested to call without delay
on TbonaJ FyjaH6 and have them adjulted.
JONATHAN SPARROW,
Jan. so. THOMAS PORSAITH.
THE lofes fufained by the fubfcriber in
the defttructon of his building in Hay Mar
let ROw, by the late diltrefing fire, are Of
themfelvss iufficiently urgenl 10 call on thofe
indebted on the above companys account, as
we'll as his own private account, for immedi-
ate payment, 70 as to enable him to repair the
building and fulfil his engagements with his
credltors,-With reluctance, he must fay,
thould an adherence to this notice be omitted,
ne mutt the approaching Court take other
ieps howevtr dilagreeable.
JONATHAN SPARROW.
Fcbs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
}eoetrp.


Is0M THE NA1IosAL HGIs.
IN tie frslfnt .fgi5ion Of Gfntkmrn's
Gysat Coat5.
SIT Fsfhicn how ia every place
E'ernal'y i teazes:
Of frightens -inodefly ard grace;
But very fedom pIeales.
Hen now IN Ps9ficoats we fee
Il hrikes the pless'd beholders:
Bellies wear them---o6sys tbcy szgLt 10 Be,
Bur Beau1-upoD their j9szl5srst
Mayi~~--It Is good 10 Re wife, It Is wife to
tr jua, and JUN TO be conasnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

" TICE /!
THE coparfnerihip Of the fubfcribers, I'M
u der the arm of
PRATT g' PUTNAM,
was aifioIved, by mutual content, on the fri
day Of January lat All perlons having ac-
counts open with faid firm, are requeGed TO
call on Joba Pratt, and have them adjufed
without delay. JOHN PRATT.
Feb. s. MASON PUTNAM.
JOHN PRATT,
AT the fhoplately occupied by the above firm,
informs that he continues to eKecufe the
Boa&- binding bulUGG,
in all its different branches, as ufual
He has for fale general afortment OF
account Boak5 q Stationary, &c.
on Reasonable terms. Feb. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

Five hundred numbers will be confdered
az days drawing, aud the fortunate rum
hers, which depend on rhe days will be de-
termined accordingly
This Clais will commence drawing in Bof-
ton, on the twenty fourth day OF March next.
Prizes of thouiand dollars and upwards,
payable IN ninety days-pri7es Of hundred
and Of rive hundred dollars, payable in fxty
days; and all others in thirty days after the
drawing fhalI be completed. Payment as ufu-
al, in bills generally current ID this Common
wealth. Prizes not demanded in one year af-
ter the drawing will nor be paid.
Tickets rife to SO, after the fifteenth cs
March.
- Tickets and Quarters in the above Lot
terry kept conGanty for faIe at the Book
fore Of ISAAC ADAMS, No. Y, Fiih- freet.
Prize Tickets in former Lotteries taken ia
payment.
SAMUEL SWAN, jun
JAMES r BALDWIN. 4HA"Hs"'-
69fss, FsB. 8, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

THE iubicriber hereby gives public motto q
to all concerned, that She has Leen dulv
appointed and has taken upon herfef the truif
OF Adminilratrix on the eftate or
JOHN TAPPAN MERRILL,
late Of Poland, in the county Of Cumberland.
gentleman deceaied, by giving bond as the
la" directs the therefore requefts all per-
sons who are indebted 10 the laid decear-
eds estate, TO make immediate payment and
thole who have any demands thereon. 10 * "
h'blt the lame to HANNAH MERRILL.
Poland, FEB. ~, 1908. FIgl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
REMOVAL.

WILLIAM FREEMAN has REMOVED III
w fhe Office, near the houfz at O. Brat
buy, Efq. in Afi4l< F'ssf. Jea. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Factory Cation.

Henry Smith s Co.
no. 4. Az..5ey's Pozg,
HAVE for fale large afortment
OF factory, Wharp and Filling, and two
threaded whitened Cotton.
SEiy Is. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
II LET

Store No. s, Jones-Row-together with a
room in the fecond llory--well ituated for an
Office or comPting-room.-Inqu Of S. Dear.
born. Feb. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

0o84 66oo2
SUBJECT TO NO DEDUCTION.
Not t4vs blanks TO a Prize.
"A part Of the above Prizes will Be drawn
in the following manner viz. The frlt
drawn blank on the 9Th day, haIl be entitled
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
For Sah,

A WALL PEW, IN the Revds Medrs
n Kellogg & Payion's ,aeeting Houfe--
Enquire at this Office. Feb. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
q Patent TrufeS.
JUST received and for faIe BY
John S. Dupee,

a 7 his fore in Fors1fresf, head of Lsgra.
- Blm's-Wbalf, an a6ortment Of
Stones hnproUed Tr1Ds5 far Rutfv,et.
This invention is conGdered by Physicians
Of the fTlt eminence, As a great Ivroro7.meuf
on The kind heretofore made, and has lecured
to n Patent from The PTeiident of he d.
nited states They confiit of double Spring,
yielding more readily to the motion Of the
body-beIng al the fame time more comfort.
able TO the wearer, and attended with better
erect (eoP3m) Feb ].
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
NOTICE }

a Ii Perfons having accounts open with
= the laie firm Of Dearborn & Walton, are
requeited to call on SIMON DEARBORN, a. their
late ftand, and have them adjulted without de-
lay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

MoULTON, Jun . has for faler
" aquantity Of COAL. FEB. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

HE iubicriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that she has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon herleIF
the TRAIT of Adminilratrx on The eftate of
GEORGE LAURANCE,
late Of Portland in the county Of Cumber-
land, mariner deceafed, by giving bond a tie
law directs--fhe therefore requefs all per-
fons who are indebted to the faid deceated's
eltate, 70 make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, to Ell
hlDlt the lame 10 Der
BETSEY X TANDAY.
Portland, Feb , s, 1908 Doyk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Amoikeag Canal Lottery.
Ch5 Fifth Of tie Second Grant.
SCHEME.

10000 Tickets az 5 Dollars each are.
100000 DolI.r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice ts
all concerned, thar fhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf The
trult Of Adm;uiitratrix on rhe eH Z Of
JOSIAH TUCKER,
late Of Portland, in the county of Cumberland
merchant, deceaied, by giving bono AZ the
law directs :--ihe therefore rsqueas ala per-
ions who are indebted to the aid dec, Ids
estate, to make immediate payment and tnofe
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame to SARAH TIrpKEp
FIJI ", 1908. N5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16
for !tt,e aigs,,rtr.
Mr.ALsuar1s,

5s A the. election nf the
eiect5rsof our next President dfaws near,
We shall soon be relieved from the bur.
den ct expectation 90 that score. Itis
not, perhaps, very material sho i made
Ftareaident, as the power of making War
ID exclusively eon6ded 10 Congress.--
That this Il ameasure desired by our
exissing PresideatE have mott shadow
of doubt, and that II may Be equally de-,
aired BY Mr.. Madison / think equally
unquestionable. The prudent forbear.
ranee however OF Great Britain has dis.
appointed Mr.. JeHerson and Mr.. Bona-
parte, and the embargo IS likely 10 re.
main onthe hands of Mr.. Jefferson i'm.
pairing and eripling the energies of his
own country only. There II no further
cause Of complaint against g. Britain.
How this business win be disposed Of BY.
the President in his Message 10 Con-
gsess | an 1t = loss 70 conceive. He
cannot say that the embargo has had its
intended effect, for We have heard Of no,
body being starved BY il asyet, nor hive
~ pASNlOAUk 0uN lMSOINSStANal ~ 4GNUtuS
tion exeeptin Vermont through the me.
dunn of the Presidents proclamation.
Ills evident thar no revolution hastaken.
place ID 9. Britain, though one has taken
place 10 Spain. Il Is hardly % Be sup
posed that this revolution il Spain was
An eject 81 the embargo but i may Be-.
readily supposed that the effects Of the
embargo NAY cramp the energies ofthat
heroic nation ID her struggle with Mr..
Bonaparte. The Citizens Who are =.
bous % ssseuble at MIR. Bsslls o. Samr-
day wpuid do yell 70 take this aaster;
LiaEa fansider.tion, and 6rst know Mr..
MoFrou's sentiments explicitly on the
whole subject Of the embargo, and how
Ter he Is prepared 70 defend his country
against ths chinafions Of the Corsican,
and relieve her from her present Coz
tsmPtible impotsncy, and that disgrace
the Standardization partially for France
has Inflicted upon her character.
N PHILO.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16
PETERSBURG. Wig Sept I. j.
SEnEN RUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
ssst.s. ron ArrarHE apIao raE MuRpaann.

: On Ire I4th of July, 1908. GarAsH lEIA late
Of he county Of Pittsylvania, commiited wilfhl,
hossid and lmprosoked murder on the body Of
Robert Wynn, then deputy sheriff h he county
aioeesaid, and In the execution Of his oiiiee. =
such. Ii the time the murder was committeds--
Mays she murdererha fed from justice. William
III. cabelL governor of the commonwealth of vir@
ginia. BY proclamation, bearing date the 27th Of
mlv. 1908, has offered reward Of tWo hundred
dollar 10 any person who may apprehend the sGd
Gardiner NAYS, and carry him before some ius-
ties of tie peace for shs county of Piasslfaeia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16
NO. II.
TO WE THE PEOPLE

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