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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, the IT u,
Ia gust last, a Negro Fellow EDMUND, who
has pretty general acquain ance, and well
known inclined 70 be ola yslIorish complexion,
has sigh scar On one Of his cheeks, % years Of
age. feet ~ inches high, 4 ,oIerable ssour.
active, bony fellow, sl,op sBoudered. his mouth
and FPS are large and prominent, h. is accu to-
med g. the nas ,genen, Of young horses and -
caniage driver lie was purchased cut OF
Page's estate, near Hanave Town, 20 o. ] ! years
ago-prsvious 20 thar period, he had been hired
b, Paul Thilman, dec aud used 20 tr1in horses.
IL Is c0nJroured he is gone 10 IA, par, Of tho
eonnty--He is well acquainted in Richmond
and Msue easr. / will give Twenty Dollars
jail besides what the law allows
Ed DILLON.
Prince Edward. 24;h Oct. 1903. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
A copy.

1t is acl:ed sometimes by the block
heads of the community" What
have we gained by the embargo pa
foolish question might be answered in
the same foolish way but we may an
swer folly in the way of sense-We
have gained all we have not lost.
What the pirates would have taken,
we have kept out of their clutches !;
and what is better, we have kept
peace which is a gain of all the lives
that must be LOST in war-all the debt
that must be incurred in war all the
misery that must be endured by Wi
dows, parents, and orphans in war;
we have gained knowledge of our
own resources, and sense of their
importance. worth twenty millions a
year---we have asserted the rights Of
an independent nation, by insisting on
PREPARATION for wrong, and demanding
the recognition OF our rights---we have
defeated the corruption of England,
lii her attempts upon our elections.
Aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
VERMONT ELECTION.

" '7fs fast conjecture, all things rise in
hrooc"
Yes, uncertainty yields TO confirmation
Our hopes are indeed realized Vermont
has sustained an unequal struggle with CO.
equal courage, and triumphed DER her
foes! We "hair" thee, youngest of New
England's train. Thy country's praises,
are laurels, thou hast honorably won.
May thy felicities increase, and prove an
Indictment vigilance and exertion in sue
ceeding contests with the common enemy.
The following particulars are communion
ted in letter from a member of the Lee
gislature of Vermont, to his friend in this
town dated Montpelier, Oct. II.
"Mr. Tichenor is elected Governor by n
majority of about 400; Mr.. Brigham Lit.
Gov. by about 800. i'm the Council there
are three Republicans and ten Feterals,s
but we have m ,jority of seven or eight
Republicans in grand committe, which will
give us MNDISONIhN ELECTORS"-
Praised be God" Bost. Chron.
DIED on Monday night last, Doctor JOHN
CRINGAN, for many years past respec-
table physician in this city.
- On Wednesday last, in the 66th
year o her age, Mrs. MARY SEABROOK;
she was one of the oldest and most respec-
table inhabitants of Richmond-and truly
most pious and charitable woman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
VERMONT.

The last papers from thence, bring
glad tidings :" the following is a sam
pie;
In the House OF Representatives. the
Republican majority is SEVENTEEN,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
MERLIN.

Gen. PRESTON, and DAVID S.
GARLAND, Esq. appointed by the
Executive in the recess of the Legis-
lature, the one to the office of Treasu-
rer. and the other to'that of Register
of the Land 10 aice, we learn, haveicon-
sented to act. Mr. Garland has alrea
DIV arrived in town and Gen. Preston
is expected next week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

Who is there that calculated upon
justice from Great Britain---not a man
of sense IN the country. How do
those ideots justify to themselves, or
how en- they explain to the public,
the pretended execratioH which they
EXPIRE ised on the murder of Pearce,
and the murderers in the Chesapeake,
who now advocate the outrages OF G..
Britain. Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

The period approaches when the
character of America is to be tried to
Ks core, and whether the spirit that
resisted corruption, power, and arms
in 1775, is to be subdued by traitors
and corruption within.
A British agent boosted three days
ago, that he could purchase all con
gress for less money than had been
wasted TO no purpose in New En-
gland
The money wasted in New England
then has faied---the British, whether
they act by bavonets or by guineas, APP
pear always to have mistaken the slang
whang of the Rivingtons and Russels,
the tIutchinsons and Parks for the
voice of the people. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

discharged, without resortiHg to new taxes !;
and the writer ofthIs even hopes there will be
virtue enough in the new administration TO en-
sure the success ofsome amendments to the
constitution, reducing the exorbtant patronage
annexed TO the office OF President. Mr. Ma
olson will magnanimously Disregard the malice
Of his enemies, and persevere in benefttine
tieu, together with his other felow-citizens, by
the wisdom of his measures but, such is the
rancour they have hitherto displayed, that, We
ry probably, they will nate and abuse him the
more.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
Public Notice

Is hereby given, to all whom it may concern.
that in fu'ure. John s. Lee, Of Goocbiaud
county, is ALoNE authorized TO settle and tsans
sss all and every kind &C business, relative 10
the estate Of Willism Lee deceased.
WV. KENDALL LEE, , Admins.
JOIN s LEE, Ta,ors.
Novembsf LIST, 1903. w4,p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

J. A n ID 1 n q
From the Schooner Richmond, at Lesisr's new
What,
g Gates Earlhenware,
IS Hhds, Mu'covsdo Sugar.
ii Hhds. Green Coffee, and
Bales Wooleus
IN STORE.
100 Bags Salt,
IS fthds. Molasses,
10 Tierces Green Coffee,
Cos Casks Sherry,
3 Pipes GIN,
so Boxes Segars,
Bags Race Ginger,
Hyson skin. & TEAS.
Young Hyson
FOR SALE by
Geo. Watt.
Richmond, 1si Nov 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
hqAity Of Rsdemtiie.l.

CLMsBxLAND, S..
1akel on ExecwiJnJ and zyiH BE- It'd W
Public Vcnaue, On MOADAl~ ",
fvcnty G1th lay 3 September next M
eleven gf the cLek IN foreaslr, y. ~
Prenjfel,
A Ii the right in Equity of Redemption !.
"A and to the following defcribed mor,ga.
ged Real Eltzte viz. 4 certain 10, Of lsn4
fltuated il Portland, in faid county, adioininp
The northeaiterly 6de Of Warrington Rye.F.
and is the lot numbered ten in plan Of u.
vi6on made between Paul Little, lelnue,
Weeks, and Nathaniel Moody, which plan "
recorded in th- records Of faid county IN bool,
So, page 247, together with all tie buildings
thereon Ganding, now IN lhe occupation Of
Eli PIERCE. Said eltste being Mougaged for
three hundred ana eighty dollars, AMI intereEt
from the ninteenth day of "A Dril a . 1906.
EZRA GIBBS, D. Sheriff.
PgrtiaaS, haFye 90. (29)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
Ship anfed.
PHYSIOLOGY, SURGEF1-
md MEDICINE.
DIR. Ranllav.

4 49, Mania
| FORMERLY teacher Of Anatomy and Ply
biology in Edinburgh, and lately teacher
OF the fame branches ia Columbia College,
Newyork, fer the accommodation OF fuch Gen.
tlemen as may not find il convenient 70 at
tend TO the minutia Of his public courfe Of
Lectures, will commence private courCe of
initru6fions, on Monday TIE fyf of 4fagaa NEXT.
at FRYRBURc, on the contents of the Grant
UNI, IhoTaK, Abdomen, and PeIvis, 70 I'M
Portant 10 DO compre hended BY the medical
practitioner, where the objections, phyG3lo-
ey and pathology will be clearly demonRra-
ted, from the tubjects of which the nuGeurn
iscompoied and thofs gentlemen Of thsiaw,
divinity, or the speculative philosopher, who
may be dehrous to become acquainted with
theie mott uietul branches of lcience relating
70 the animal economy, may be informed
that this knowledge may be acquired, by Eyia
attention TO fix Lectures This private courle.
each ticket t+Vgnty aolIays,
In purfuance of his Propolas IF Ealt year,
he will commence HE public courfe Of demon
ltratIons on anatomy and lectures on phYf-
ology, iurgery and medicine, founded on an
atonIcal data, on zbH5iday tie frf day Of Sep
TENDER as'sf The cour(e 20 conhft ola Lecture
OF one hour and half, each lawful dav, dur
ing the months of September and October.-
It's hoped, in this fhort fpace Of time, the adj
vantages prelented the pupil may not only
meet the convenience Of practitioners, but
itldents ikewife, who may reach their coll
leges previous TO commencement.
The propofed fyRem of inltruGtions will
embrace the doctrines of anatomy, ph 6ology,
&c. IN their full exrent.-A Library viii alto
be furnilhed, competed Of the fchool books
on anatomy, Phyhology Iurgery, phyfc, mid
wifery and chemiftry; accompanied with
muleum as in the Doctors fchool in Edin-
burgh-compri6ng anatomical preparations
of the human fyflem, and paintings convey
ing correct idea of recent appearances in DIFF
ieetions, referred to in book pablifhed oy
DR.. r for his pupils in Europe.
Particular attention will be paid to Initial
ing gentlemen into a knowledge of the eIe-
CANT and dexterous ufe of the ScaIpel, form
ing antomical preparations, 8c-This courfe,
each ticket tzgsTty dslLaTs. Bob courfes, fbir-
| fy doilayg,
The local circumlance: CO.. neGfed with the
retired ltuation of Fryrburg, as friendly to
habits of virtue and Itudy as well as health
are too evident to require animadverfon.
FyJs6vrg (DJf. Meine) July 4, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
MarHaP5 Noticf.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.

DISTRICT or MAINE, Ss.--
NOTICE is hereby given, that libel i ~
= led in the Diltric Court " the United
States Of America, in and Tor the DrtriA of
Maine, againF The fchoouer Lourfa OF hel-
burne, Of the burthen Of about fzry eiEhE
tons, and her cargo, tackle, and apPartenan-
ces, Amss Cook, MATER, seized " order cf
Jothua Wingate, Jun Efq Collector tor tie
DtarI9 Of Bath, for breach Of Ike Laws Of
fad States, and that hearing o. f4id libel viii
be had before iaid Court, az Wiicafst, In ard
for faid Dlitrict Of Maine, On the fourteenth
day Of September next, when and vine any
perfoa or Perlons InIeTeAed in iaid velei may
appear, and Chow eaufe, if any can be ihowa,
why the fame lhould not be condemned
WYMAN B. SEVEY, DegEy 4la,jbsI.
Augull 81, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
TAPPAN & SEWALL.

II~vs -s--.o~@l Lair Iare n~4-l,
NSs Il, HdTM6RKETR0W--AzLDDL
STREET,
WHERE they offer for fale, by piece or
package, general afortment of
European and India Goods.
From England, by late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fuppIy Of London and
ASasbsfe, GO0DS-compriGng Thickfe,ts--
Velveteens-Jeans-Prirted Jeans Princes
cord Veitings--Sarinetted Patent
Observation-Disclosures ambrick---Fancy and
Book Mullins -Shawls- Cotton Bandannas-
Prints-Cinghams-7-S and GA black and CO.
lored Cambricks-Cotton Sewings-Millinet.
-Britiih Cottons--Holiery- Umbrellas. &c.
On hand, fine and fuper6ne Broadcloths--
Kerfeys---Plains--K erfeymeres--StufFs-- Bal
Flannel CoIrain Linens--India Cottons
--Lsees--Gauzes, &c. (tf) June 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

s.The common fiuency Of speech II many
men, and most women, is ewing 70 scar
city Of matter and a scarcity of words tor
whoever IS a raster Of language, and hath
O mind full Of IDEAS, VIII be apt, in SPEAK
;nr. 70 hesitate upon the choice Of both !;
whereas common speakers have only one
set Of IDEAS, and one set of words TO clothe
them in !; ana these are always ready at the
mouth: so people come fasteront Of church
when is almost empty, than when crowd
is at the door,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
TO BE SOLD,

A DWELLING-HOUSE, forty feet by thir-
ty-two, two ltories high, with COM
modious Stable and other out-buildings, with
about half an acre Of Land, htuated near the
bridge IN zeeEGar1, accommodated with excel
'ent water by Acquedua from an unfailing
iource, which abundantly fupplies the houfe,
liable and garden in the drielt feafons. The
houie has been built about ten yea-s-the eth
er buildings nor three years fnce. They
itand in iouriihing village, within one mile
OF BozUdoin College, in B,vzfzvick and about
hKtY rods from the Court Houe in Tcehaz
To perfon who wifhes to be concerned in
the Lumber buGnefs 10 the trader or indultr;-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity 70 purchafe 4
good itand, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had Of the fubGcriber AZ
Bath IONA. ELLIS.
4fpyj IS. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
Tar 3alndice Q Bilious Complaint,
WHEATON's
Genuine Iaundice Bitters,

(PRIcE 20 cEETs,)
Secured 70 6i7 y Letters Potent szs t5s Pf5h8er'
Of rbs United Statf..
"A MEDICINE extremely uieful for curing
jauudicy and bilious dilorders. and re-
moving that linking, faint and diltreaed ieei-
ing at the itomach, difficulty Of breathing, lois
Of appetite, and aeepy, dull heavinsls ID the
fore part Of the day, weakness and trembling
Of the limbs, dizzinefs Of the head, and yellow
nels # countenance, complaints 70 common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have BEEN effected ia
New England by the above medicine, a may
be ieen by the biIls) prevent the neSeiiiiy q
further recOmmendation.--LNegvys,
v heaton'S Itch Ointment,
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having 10 i any thing eiiher
dangerous or diiagreeable
One box cures perlon, and there need ns
20 "aihing after the ufe oft. as the skin
generally lett clean and inooth.
The above MEDICINES are kept confanIly
for iale by
irving & Poor,
at their Store near the head 81 FifF-nreet'
(e p e., dfsrsS :,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen, that the Copartnerfhip of
GRIFFIN & PORTER, 10 this alav diff
iolved by mutual conient.-All perlons having
demands aganlt the faid Firm. are requelted
to call and receive their pay, and thoie indebt-
ed, will call and fettle their accounts with
BENJAMIN. GRIFFIN, who ID hereby authori-
fed 70 iettIe the fame.
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN,
JOSEPH S. PORTER.
Portland, Dug. 10, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

WE the fublcribers, Commiilioners, ap
w pointed By the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq. Judge of Probate for the county of Cum.
beriand, TO receive and examine the claims of
the feveral creditors to the elfate of
DAVID FoGG,
late Of Scarborough, in the county of Cumber-
land, ihipwright, dseeafed, reprefented iniol-
vent, give notice that fix months beng allow
ed from the twenty fecond day of July lat, to
faid Creditors to bring in their claims, and that
we will attend to thar fsrwce at the dwelling
houie Of Charles Morris, in faiG Scarborough,
onthe Taft Wednesday Of this and the four fol-
lowing months, from two until five. O'Clock,
p. NJ. on each of aaid days.
CHARLES MORRIS,7 con7iJ-
pELATIAE5 LIBBY, : yfoae,s,
hggsP Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
instantaneous selections.
cg0RGEToWN, MAINE.

AUG. lS, 1906 AZ LS5h ""'u A1Al
meeting held in Georgetown, district OF
.t11ne, this day, the following memoir
al to the President, Was voted, with on
w seven disseH;ients, VIZ.
10 the President Of tbs y. Statss.
The inhabitants q the town Of
GeQyesto7vn, in legal town-meeting as
sembled, beg leave hurnOiy to repre-
Sent - -,
That situated on both sides of the
-ever Ksf,ne5ec, in the district OF Maine,
the neople Of this ancient town (con-
sisting at present of little less than two
+bonssnd) on account Of the brokennesS
and steriiity Of the soil, unable 70 pro-
cure living from that source, ayaiied
,hsmselycs ofthe advantages their sit
us,i,a on the margin of the sea and at
IT, foot Of three navigable rivers afford
es IL turning their attention 10 COM
,nsrcial pursuits, to the manufacturing
CThaards. and other kinds OF lumber
aud 10 the fisheries, for their principal
means Of support in which they have
heretofore been prosperous but since
che several laws laying an Embargo on
IN Sims and vessels within the ports
and harbors Of the United States were
enacted, they have found these sources
oftheir support decline; until they are
almost totally annihilated.
Although We feel for the constituted
au,borities Of our beloved country, eve
~ attachment, which binds good cld-
zens 70 the government Of their own
~ho;c4 and being disposed cheer fully
- mike every sacrifice and endure
every pyi,ation in common with our
c.lIor.citizens, to support the dignity
ofthe laws, and he independence OF
our country yet when the continuance
&c those sacrifices and privauons may
not be.found necessary 10 promote and
.srure.those desirable and all important
ends, We are happy in the right we pos
secs to petition the Government tor a
redress Of grievances, and 10 The assur-
ances We entertain Of being heard when
compatible with the interest Of the
great whole.
To you, Sir, Congress has conhded a
discretionary power to suspend the
laws LAYING an embargo, IN whole or III
part, whenever eur situation with the
benigerant powers in E1irohe may rem
der Il safe and expedient And cir
cumstances having occurred, and others
daily arising, with respect to some o
those powers, tending materially, II oul
humble opinion, to alter the face o
things as it respects this country -
we, therefore, look up 10 YOU Sir, a
the enlightened Head of this great free
people,to speak the word, that our erA
barrassed situation may be done a'yay
either by suspending the present oper
atoms Of the embargo, or by calling
Congress together at an early period
as YOU in your wisdom shall deem pro-
Dor.--And as in duty bound Will pray.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
John s. DuPEE, informs the public that
j he has removed from his former ltaud in
Fore-ftreet, TO No. s, 11E6eyis ROzU-- B1iddls
Str ct, where he has formed connection in
buGnefs with his father-and thar the hulnefs
will in future be conducted under the firm of
Henry f. Dupee q Son.
They keep conRantIy for fale an eI,en6ve
aEortment Of
Drugs, Medicines q Groceyiss.
Likewiie general aaortment of
DTESIUFPS, DC.
wirh which purehafers may be Supplied as
low as can be purchaled in this town.
ConRAnt attendance will be given from
funrife until Zen o'clock in the evening
For the Accommodation Of fuch as may need
Medicines, the fore viii be kept open on
Sundays. Portland, SEPT, $.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
BENJAMIN Griffin.

INFORMS his friends and the public that
he continues bu6nefs at his former Stand,
No. 7, Jo1ss' RorV, FyS-Strett,
where ne has for fale handfome aiIortment
OF Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather SLIP
PERS--Mifss ditto, and general afortment
OF BOOTS & SHOES, for gentlemen &c. &c.
n. Bile muft once more requelt thofe
indebted TO hin previous to IN February, to
call and make immediate fettlement.
(6w) dug. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
William Goddard,

HAS received by hips Jofeph and Henry
i L from Liverpool, very extcafive addi-
ton to his Rock OF Sadlery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods--which he offers for fale by
wholelale and retail, on the mott Reasonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes ben Crown Glals, all 6zes from
9by7 to i8by IL
l3O calks wrought Nails, all izes
8 tons ihcer Lead
10 doz, beA Englith Shovels and Spades
IS doz. Frying pans
100 d0z. belt Sewing Irvine
5 oaks fat Irons
Large Quantity Cart, Wagon, and Cha5e
Wheel Boxes
Sets of Cart Iron, Weights
2, Ia aud 2Sw do do
3locktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
BlackimIth's Anvils and Vices.
ALSO,
An aTortmsnt OF LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Avery great variety of DINERS Planes.
r~ Can r,-,,,, f. Race mi eSynk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
lanes D. Hopkins.

. ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
N having formed connection with Ar
PRED MErcALF, Eiq. the bu6nefs in his Of
fee after this Gate viii be conducted by them
under the firm Of
Hopkins & MetcaIf.
AL perfoos indebted on account or by note
to either of the fubfcribers, are requefed to
fettle the fame as foon as polible. at their Of
fee next door 10 the County Regifer's, where
one Of them may always be found TO attend
TO the fettlement of exiting demands, and to
the duties OF their protection.
], D. HOPKINS,
ALFRED METCALF.
Portland, SEPT. 8, 1908. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
FARM FOR SALE

A FARM, in the town of Parfons6eld, with
= convenient dwelling houfe, barn, or
chard, and an excellent fpring of water, on
the fame. Said Farm is htuated on the road
leading from Thomas Parfons, Efqr's to Hzr-
dy Merrill's For further particulars, apply
to JOHN KNAPP jun. On the premiles.
Psrj0asfelI, Sept. s, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
MarIE4I's Notice.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.
NOTICE i ereby given that libel i filed
= in the Diitrid Court Of The United States,
in ahd for the Dillria of Maine, againlf a vef-
iel called The Morning Star, and agpurtcnan-
ces, and forty fix barrels Of Acur, ielzed "
order OF The Collector Of Penobfcot, at Burnt
Coat Hand, 10 called, for breach Of The laws
OF United States, and that hearing On iaid
libel w'll be he'd before faid court at Wifcaf-
fe', in and for the Diflria Of Maine, on the
fourteenth day Of September next; when and
whers all perions intereRed in faid veiIel or
flour, may appear and hew caule II aay they
have, why the fame houId not be decreed,
forfeited.
WYNAN. b. sEYEY, Dfa~y
! Azc!gaL
Dated at W'Jlfgla, AegHF rs, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12

y Office y hereby giv,n lat he Eclf,,y
4 ~ ng SHARES N riHl.t,ii4 .h=p-rrt4rd MIN.
urnent t;rouud, viii DC f5ld az Puh.ic .Auttioo
Oh SATURDAY ne i7'h Day at Sci tend,er
ne1t, At three O'Clock n. NJ. 70 pay \; y aleT
n.ruts thar have bcea aII,E ara III mc;le. !,
charges 81 the fame, unlels prcviouH7 paid
viz Nos. 81 = 65-SaIe ca he prennlrs
JONATHAN STUART, Iiru.s.sy.
.fHg. ~ l5w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
ruBARGo-oR THE SILVER sroNoE.


An honest Dutcnman, who keeps Ia
ceIised retail shop III this city, had been
ilng in tie h9bit Of giving credit 70 hiS Gus
tDslers and, in his usual way w-l'd ma <
down on BIS sllte, v7a drink, whenever rs
measured our the stuff Honest John, Ind
I'M, that tire slate was nearly iuliof con ayiats,
b.t tie tH remained empty, corks all has
hotties and writes on his slate, EAn6US0.
sa,a Il; ~ 4 thirsty friend comes in" How
d',e, J5ha ;" "'Tis -, 70" It's bad
morning. Iohn-suppose now YOU let me
have q class Of gin and III cal in as ] pass
~ and settle ali together. I" No, no,
avs IoAn. "ynu see dat dare mark dat IS
Enhsrro nov (pointing to the slate and
hotfle.l iere IS d. law, and al de ports Is
snut; bat I suppose you 20 fetch me Yoon
siifer sbogze, vi rub oar dc law, and de
Teets yil opcas agsa. "-C5griesfaH CoarST'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-12
STRAIEn.

FROM the fubicriber, on the 9sth ult. a
dark red COW, with the end of one
her horns broken off-Whoever will return
or give information Of her fhall be handlome-
ly rewarded for their trouble.
ROBERT II. SMITH
PotfErn1. SGT 5.