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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14


271 Majority for N.
For Seuator---State Legislature.
Goodwin, 326
Murdaugh, 6 6
Marsh, 7
Assembly.
No opposition--.L. Riddick and DIR.
Dashield.
ELECTIONS for the next GENERAL As
sEMsLY Of VIRGIsIA.
Chesfe!feld- Mathew Cheatham, Bev.
erly C.. Stanard
.Notfoway-P.' Bland, Robt. Fitzgerald.
King = Quee1--H enry Gains, - Wal.
ker
Sfaford--Peter v. Daniel, VIM. Brent.
Carotine--W liam Joaes, Wm Hoomes.
dioendrle-William u. Meriwether,
Tucker Coles
r Lou.G -Carland Anderson, JOS Sheltoa.
CONGRESS.
SUSSEX County,
Gray 1877
Massenburg la
Byrd 7S
Nstfoway.
Goodwin (rcp.) I0e
Pesram do } 81
CAe.terfeid.
kppes rep no opposition.
Dtsfrzef Of BrHnsLyick, &c.
6hoison. (rep.j no opposition.
.dl6emarie Disfrief.
Nicholas, (rep) no oppos ton.
II nrico District.
Clopton rep no opposition.
z-z
London, FeS.15.
The 3lst Bulletin s rece.yed. l al
serts that OH If 80 cannon, the British
were only able TO embark ~; it SAWS the
rrench gained 50. The English { he
Bulletin dec ares) gain no hog by the
expedition, bui the mated Of The Scan
'ards and disgrace. The Governor of Co
runna 20 ne oath of allegiance T. King
Joseph, and the people mlilssss,d grsa
Joy on being delivered frors tn. f eEsh.
A Revolu ion has b. ken our at neunos
hyres. m Sou America, urdsr the ceIe
DRAFTED LINERS waere he has declared his
intention 70 ,hsk. off he dom MON Of
SPAN. He h.. been jon>d by numbers,
md the Governo' Of Paraguay, bis bro.
Their IN law, hs, liksw 5. openly avowed
tbs sams cause Geo. clio, the G vernon
OF Monte Video. = the only person who
has as yet, da.sd 10 oppose lhlse insur.
gents.
PLrHoUTE, Jan. 30.
Now indeed, we have the miseries of war
Drought home to our own doors tor the
scenes here are beyond any pen to describe,
occasioned by the arrival of so many trans.
ports with troops just taken from the field
OF battle, the wounds of some OF whom have
never been dressed, while others are diving
for want. No less than goo women have
been landed, all ignorant whether their
husbands we're dead or living. In this
town and the nsigbourhood upwards of 500
nave been subscribed for the relief OF the
sufferers and Committee Of Gentlemen
have been sitting, by rotation, night & day,
since Thursday last, in order to afford sup
plies OF food, cloathing, and assistance TO
those who required immediate aid and
every woman, OF every description who had
second garment, has givsn It to the SUIT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14

MARRIED On Tuesday evening last, bv
the Reverend John ID. Blair, SAMUEL
M'CRAW, Esd Altornew at Law, To the
truly amiabie Mrs. GUM, both of this civ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
N1RGINIA.---Ata Superior cour, of Chance
ryholden ut the Capitol in Richmond, lune

" ~
yhoiden at the Capitol in Richmond, June
26th 1905.
George Fisher Elizabeth Fisher Jane Fisher,
Boiling Fisher, and Elizabeth Fisher, executrix
OF Daniel Fisher decd Pit'jS against John Fish.
err and Edward Fisher executors Of Daniel Fish
er, VILLAIN Stark, James Dennison, Archibald
Gracie, Mary Fisher, David Robertson and Rich
ard Smith
This cause was this day partly heard on the
Dali, sundry exhibits, and the report of Commits.
sicner Wilder, pursuant tn The order of the 18th
day CT February last, with exceptions therrun-
7" by the plaintiffs, but none on the part Of lie
defendants. On consideration whereof the court
confirming SO much of the said report as states an
account Of the legacy due to Elizabeth Fisher,
and ofthe Annuity to Jane Fisher two of th,
plaintiffs, doth atjulgc, older & decree, that the
defendant jo.ln Fisher pay to Elizabeth Fisher,
daughter to Ganci sisher, the elder, deceased,
two so. ,housaGd aud thirty three pounds W ei,e
shiliings .ns! six peace with nfeiest at the rate
OF five per ccntpIn per annUn, one Thousand
two hundred and thirty Two pounds ten sl,ilngs,
ii ON iiie ir,t day of January ONE thousand cig!.;
hundred and fine until payment and to the said
Jane Fisher, ano,hcr plaintih, one hundred And
ninety pounds #:. like Interest on one hundred
and fifty pouids from the same time, unless the
said john FiS..er on before the 10,h day Of the
term mex, after lie shall lave been served with
copy of this decree shew; cause 10 the contra
~, and as tie residue OF the said report. the
uONit .:Coii'iNil IL ~ SOInUtSSiDnSr w IL
der, with these instruct ICns, to state specially
the amount OF the reala"d personal estate OF the
testa.ot, inc.udrss ;i,it wheel! hath reverted by
the death OF Tie defendant Mary, and how the
same bath been disposed .t 20 STATE likewise the
amount Of each debt due To-, aud from the said
estate snd;wth respect to Air. kailtolpi's debt,
to state the original amount. how it sccur.
Ell. what part hath been paid, how much remains
due, and whether the security haiti, hccn changed
and b. whom; to state the adv anccs made to
the children OF the Tes.ator, bv him IN his life
SINE after they were OF age and those which
have been made since his death, and after max
ing the several statements aforesaid, To present
| the sumo in one general account, showing the ba-
lance due to and by each esaiee, and report the
same 10 the court with any special matters deem
ed pertinent by himself or required by the par
ties to be specially stated. And tc enab!e the
Commissioners to perform this order, he is autlio
rised to examine any OF tae parties in solemn
form, for which purpose they ordered to at.
tend the commissioner wien by hin required
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
COLUMBIAN MILLs.-rhe subscr;b, : il.

COLUMBIAN MILLS-The subscriber in.
- forms his friends and the public, that be
will purchase IYfYE IT delivered at the Column
Dian Mills, or he will receive wheat there to be
manufactured on very moderate and advantage
Gus terms to the holders of this article-viz for
every $40 pounds of good merchaatabla wheat,
he VIII engage to deliver one barrel of good SUI
pertne Hour, or he will receive wheat at six
shliiings and six pence per bushel of 90 pounds
and deliver superfine Hour at six dollsrs twelve
cents, with small proportion Of fine -four at five
dollars sixty two cents per barrel. al to be in.
spected ant. delivered in good order at the mill.
The -four made q his mill has always been
held an high rePute, and it is the intention of the
present proprietor to sustain its character.
Tie Corn Mill in complete or'ler-every at.
tention will be paid to the customers sending
their Corn there TO be ground on toll at the usu
al rate.
Good fresh Meal for sale in small or large
quantities at very moderate prices for cash
Apply 20 A1r. Samuel Leech on tie premises
or to JOHN CRANBERRY, Norfolk.
~ Cash given for Germ delivered at the mill.
july 10 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25

THE different business concerns heretofore
4 existing in this state, under the firms of
Buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Allen Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired
way & Co. a, Manchester, are this day dissol ed
by mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place, is charged
with the collection Of the debts due to the con-
Germ hitherto under his arrangement, and we ear
nestly request those indebted 10 come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
charge Of their debts. Those having claims a.
ganst either OF the concerns, viii please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
by Robert Pollok, his MY in fact.
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK,
THOS. TREDWAY.
Virginia, July lS.
The subscriber having purchased the stock OF
Goods on hand at this place, will continue bust
ness in his own name, and for his own account,
at the former residence OF Buchanan and Pot
lok.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Petersburg, July IS.
The subscribers have renewed their connexi.
on in business, and mean to prosecute IL in this
place under the firm of Pollok and Tredway.
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAY.
Manchester, July 1e. CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
mo GABRIEL L. HALLER-sla-As

F>O GABRIEL L. HALLER-SIR-As
i you are not resident of this Corernon-
wealth. Take notice that on the 18th day of
August next, between the hours Of 10 o'clnck
and sun sct-(by virtue Of a.commssion for that
purpose, awarded.) shall proceed to take the
depositions of George Williamson, Robert S.
Gartieu and Macon Green, at the Eagle Tavern
In the city of Richmond, to be read rs evidence
IN an Injunction now depending in the Chancery
District court of Williamsburg in which myself
and Nathaniel Sheppard are compiainan,s. and
Houldcr Hudgins, Gabriel L. HalIsr and Mary
Hmdley his wife, and Rascow Parsons, are de-
PENDANTS, and ii the said depositSsns are not all
taken the first day; shall cens,nue from day TO
day until they are.
Yours, JOHN BOWIE.
T,I,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ROR SALE.

PURSUANT to a deed CT trust executed t.
y US, by John M. Syme, ottlie County OF Ran
over, for the purpose Of satisfying All debts for
which lie is bound for his fathers & lis own debts
we shah, on Tuesday, the first day OF August
next, if fair, ii not The next fair day. upon tile
premises, proceed 10 sell, four hundred and sixty
three acres, (by late survey of prime and va
laable land, adjoining the Town of New Castle,
upon PamunKy River, and the ferry across that
river. Also, ELEVEN NEGROES, consisting
of MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS, ali
tie stock OF HOkSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
SHEEP, and implements of Husbapdiy, &c. con-
Vnyen 10y the SAID instrument Such title as we
j trustees will be made the purchaser or
t,tghe sers, and possession OF the land given at
tHG3 f,, With the privilege of seeding wheat
a7tti. The terms of sale will be one third
asst orc ,IIrd in six months, and the balance in
d 7tidiis, from the day of sale. Interest will
ne zoected upon the distant payments. Bonds
E@iih approved security will be required of the
Purchasers OF the personal property, and Bonds
~nh deeds ct trust upon the land and ferry of
the respective purchasers. The land &c will be
shewn by Mr.. WM. CUNNINGHAM, living
IN New Castle, or either of the Mr. SYMES, to
any person wishing TO view the premises. Gre
dtors will be allowed to purchase, and their
claims discounted.
According to MIR. John NJ Syme's notification
above, we or either OF us, will receive the amour,
ot any claim, sndit is our wish that they be made
ksown prior 10 the day Of sale
There al, soJne previous liens upon this pro
perry, or some Of il, to secure certain debts
which win he fest paid, according to their scye.
raj dates. Proposals for any part OF the above
property will be receiYedby either Of the trustees
prior tV the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
EyM. CUNNINGHAM
SAML. RICHARDSON.
New-Castle, Juno 9. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
; METTERNICH.

40 e.-DH1sfcate letter from his rova,
hshness, frince Charles, Of Austria, TO
TIE general in chief commanding me
French army in Bovaria.
HEAD QUARTERS, April 9, 1909.
" According to the declaration of his ma,
jesty, the emperor of Austria, to the empe-
ror Napoleon. inform the general in chief
OF the French army, that have received or
ders to advances, with the troops under MY
command, and TO treat as enemies all who
shall resist. -
(Signed) " CHARLES"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
July 81.

HAVING executed aided of trust to Bejsn-
Ak min Oliver, jr. William Cunliihg CHAM, a,,,!
Samuel Richardson, conveying certain property
therein mentioned, to them, tor the purpose OF
making sale thereof, in order to discharge all
debts Tor which am bound for my father and III,
own dcbts.-1t Is therefore my wish tlnt all sucn
creditors may as soon as possible, make thsir
specific claims known TO the above named gen
tieinen, that they may know how tar 10 carry
the sales, which wall take place the LIST Of Angus,
next John NJ. SYmG.
June 9.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
TwENTY DOLLARS REwARn-R.n,.

i Away. about the 18th OF hast month, from
the subscriber, residing in the city of Richmond,
Mulatto Man named GEORGE, about 2S or
"a years OF age. He is, I believe, about feet 9
or 10 inches high, with rather large limbs, and is
a little knock.kneed his complexion is tolerably
bright. and his hair is rather more straight than
tiat ofmuiattoes generally. He has lost the first
JOINT OF his middle or fore finger of one of his
hands, which, think, is The right hand, but the
finger is perfectly cured. 1 do not recollect any
other visible mark by which can descrhe him
! am informed that he has changed his name, &
it is probable that he will, with forged papers,
attempt to pass as free man.
All boatmen and masters or shippers of vessels,
are particularly cautioned against carrying him
away. The above reward will be given to any
person who viii bring the said slave to me, or an.
prehend him so that may recover him.
=. ROBINSON.
June Is. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
PErERsBukc, July s, 1905

PETERsBukc, July s, 1909.
THE Parties to the foregoing order are desir-
ed to take Notice, that have appointed Mon.
day the 18th day of August next, TO carry the
same into effect: On which day they arc requir-
ed to attend at my Office, and there to exhibit
the proofs necessary to enable me TO com
ply with the directions therein contained.
JOSEPH @. WILDER, NJ C..
July 10. cp1ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25

NOTlCE.--Suitors IN the Chancery district
IN court Of Williamsburg and in the county
court Of James City, and Hastings court Of vii
lismsbur-, who entrusted business 10 my man.
ageIncnt win communicate with William Ar
instead, ESQ. TO whom / have committed the
care OF ;i,.. Causes in which was concerned
Tie resides ~ New Kcnt county near the court
house, but is now in WILLIAMSBURG.
. =, SIMPLE
williamsburg, July 49, &
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25

GEORGE WATT h0s just receiued, and c1eys
" Far SALE, Sicily, Madeira, and Sneyry
VINE. BY the HID ard Or. cask, Green Csgee,
Orleans Sugar BY RE hid; German Pla,iiias
&mples !y .ht pisse or case, 1" pint GlHss 147';
Ca5dles.
ON HAND, Madeira Wine, Oyleans and Nus
ca-ado Sugars, Green Coffee, Mo!asses, Prime
Pork, Liverpool and Stone Ha,e, Sogchong, Ky
son. SKIN, and Cunpo.vGer Tea, Spanish Ssgars,
RaisiHs, Atr1onds, Natnsess, Windov Giass,
Men's G Won,-n's Shoes, and Pa1,;ty Flour. in
Ohoie and half barrels; .ohieh be viii dispose Of
by wholesale on reasonable ternss.
fniy %. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25
July 81

TJCHE subscriber residing in Williamsburg
Il will practice law in the Chancery District
Court held in hat place; he continues to do bn-
siness in tile county courts of Charles City, Kew
Kent, j.,mes City and Xork.
Wm. BROWN, Jun.
July 81. Inns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-25

Aceomhcnying be rehort ofEE Chamf,agny
Secretary q STATE, 10 ne EMPEROR Ma
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

Gen. Wilkinson, having. since his
arrival at New-Orleans, refused the in
,itation Of Gen. Adair, to meet him III
the field Of honor, and to give him sat
isfaction for the injury done him in
the case OF the Burr conspiracy, Gen.
\ has posted the Commander in Chief
sfsde .1merican .drmy =! as " a coward,
and that to apply any weapon Of chas-
tisement 10 him more formidable than
u horsewhip, would but disgrace the
arm making the application"
.dl6any Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Penobscot Bank.

We are sorry to hear injurious re-
ports in circulation respecting Penob-
scot Bank, and that the arts and tricks
of money dealers have been so far sue
cessiul in falsely alarming the public,
and thereby get large sums Of money
into their hands, at a great discount,
which they know to be good Qenob-
scot Bank does now, and has ever hon
orably paid all demands aud we believe
is highly deserving public confidence.
Gaz. Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Jafm cClatsb, kspairsr, &c.
John BAILEY, Cd.

Oepsfts fbe Indian. Cbisf F,6-S t,as~
CONDUCTS the WATCH MAKING and
~ JEWELR1- BUSINESS, in its vari-
Gus branches He truths from the knowledge
he ha. acquired in making and repairing
CLOCKS and WATCHES, that euifomefs
can have their work done as faithfully and On
as Reasonable terms a, his ihop as at any 9TH
er place in Maine.
VI He keeps confidently for fale, At the D.
bove flore, general adortment Of
GemLmen's B0O9S and SHOES,
of all qualities and Gses.
Ays--Ladies', Miles and Children's MO.
ROCCO SHOES, of the following prices, VIZ
Ladies' Shoes, sjS-Ties, 40 and So
Double Ties, 7e-velvet Shoes, with Ties, sE
--Wurtemburg heels, with do u
az Country Traders can be fupplied with
any of the above SHOES by the dozen OF
fmaller quantity, at reduced prices
Portland, Glib Ne. S, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
THE FREEMAN's JOURNAL,

From srAieh e'r haze made saeh sopiOus estraets,
Was established about the commence.
ment of the last session OF Congress. at
Philadelphia, and is conducted by the Hon.
JAMES ELLIOT, late q Representative in
Congress from Vermont, and Mr.. Wit.
LIAM Nc. ConcLr; the former of whom
by residing at Washington during The sit
ting Of Congress, is enabled to furnish the
most accurate and early accounts of the
proceedings of that body of any paper in
Philadelphia. Gifts literary merits, q bet
ter opinion may be formed from the extracts
we have made, than by any commentator
it is in our power to bestow.
ct 1t is published twice week At four
dollars per annum. - Subscriptions received
a, tins o5ice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

dor IN the east, would 30 soon have disSi-
pated the heavy * dark cloud of democ-
racy IN he west ? Few there are, VT
believe, who dream of it but it has
happened, and thanks be to God fol
the noble work-with what emotions
of JOY do we look upon the change
the scene is truly delightful. A day
as it were, has only passed by, and we
behold the FIVE great New-England
States, and the rich and commercial
State of New-York, who were groaning
under the cursed terrapin yoke become
regenerated, and her Citiz ems quitting
the ranks of jacobinism, and rallying
round the standard ofiederalism-Bles-
sed disciples of Washington and hannl.
ION, pursue zealously your exertions,
and virtue, peace aud happiness will
crown your efforts--posterity will ex-
ult in your patriotism,and your country
VIII reward your noble doings.
". Y. u. .ddvx.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Gresb assortmfnt.
DAVID BILL & Co.

AT rHr PORTLAND Hat WAstHousr,
Tue door,, 6sis4O tie Iamaas oSs--fJg- Street.
Lave Jun received from Providence,
IA FRlsa dspRrMsS7 of
AMEkIC AN HATS
manufactured at the jufIy celebrated Factory
in that place.
A one Of the company reGdes and carries
on the buGnefs in Providence, the utmof de-
pendence can be placed on the faithful execu-
ton Of their work, which has proved equal
and in many inltances hyperion TO imported
Hats.
Such arrangements have been made as 70
enable them, at all times, 10 keep their a1or,-
ment complete with which the public may
he fupplied on a. advantageous terms a. at any
fore In the D,ltrict Of Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

hnd ,ct Mr Jefferson Is a goat rsan :
Mr. Madison has certainly made RAPID pro-
gfess thus far in the destruction of tire Jef-
ferson system lie has made all arrange
ment with Great .Britain-abrogate the
militia conscription-locked up the gun
boa,s-and equipped the frisates. Ths peo-
pie are now anxiousiy locking for the rs
moval of General Wilkinson, the gun boats
generslssino OF an army winch long since
intrigue and corruption lad eantsret to the
ye.-Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Abipping Jnteligenfe.

YqTa, Lef--At Porto Rico, May 9. brig
Neutrality, of Kennebunk AT the Havana
May 9, Ship Gen. HAMILTON. Coombs; brgs
Catherine, Waite; aud Retrieve, Jordon, of
Portland AT St. Barts, May 20, brig Frank.
lin, Talln.an, ct Bath, for Norfolk, next day.
Soop Diana, S days from Portland, for
spaniih Maine, was fpoken May Is.
The Live Oak, Yarrell, of this port, clear
ed at Philadelphia, for Cadiz, 9th ult.
The Venus, Lunt, of Portland, arrived at
Newyork 29th ult.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Eliphalct Wharf.

INFORMS his friends and the public in gen.
4 eral, that he has purchaied the Stock in
Trade of Mr. EtIJAH Fisk; and that stras-
gers and others may be accommodated with
REFRESHMENTS, &c. as ufual, a, his
ViefuaIins- Cellar. No. Z, Jsnes. Rssv, FJS-
Street, from o'clock in the morning until 2
at night, where cuftomsrs may be accommo-
dated in cheap and agreeable manner, and
where few gentlemen may ALTO be accommo-
dated with Board.
NIB. The bufinefs will be conduct by &.
LJAH FISK, who will pay every attention
to cuftoners, and all favors gratefully ac-
knowledged. Portland, May so, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
aoortla1lD,
Monday, June S, 1909.

By the Decree of the King OF Holland,
published IN this days Gazette, it will be
seen with regret that colonial produce is
not among the articles permitted to be car
ried to Holland--even cotton, which forms
90 valuable an item among our staples, is
excluded. This decree is declared to be in
conformity to the French decree relaxing
the suspension of commerce /; and is said by
the English 70 have been forced upon Bon
apare BY the efficacy of their orders in
council. and as pallatiyes to the extraor-
binary poverty. misery, & distress, in which
the continent Is involved
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Gun-boats in the Dry-Docks.

Mr.. Randolph says that he is very happy
to ind that the new President has laid up
the gun-boats in the dry. docks. 1t is pro-
per here to remark that the late Pre- sident
OF the Un.ied states seriously proposed to
Congress TO build the exact number OF tsso
hundred gun-boa,s, and lay up ore hundred and
ninety tour OF them in DRY SHEDS, consid-
ering SIX competent number for the de-
fence OF the nation in time of peace. All.
though II will not be possible to make pos
terity believe this, yet the documents upon
the hses OF the Clerk Of the House of Rep
resentatlses prove the fact 20 have existed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NOTE.

'inas, spie.e2 forgery had been lbyactised on
fiis ,etuyn-Iae member from Norrldgwock
,Dho S0ds Noae,ator q The meeting. and another
eeatisfaan. t,om thai .osun who Vsas present al
the nseetrnS, viii ,eefJg, that HE co,es ssere
neay!y as ueoue stated .--tidi the ,etivn ssad
crly seale.., an! eeiivered to the Poatmaster !;
dai that they saS9 MN enclose a., gith other
letters. IN Tie man for Boston. 1t further ap-
Feared, t1a Jfy. Gaze, Ohe messenger u the
Govtror az. Goaacu took tie return from ise
P1stOgiee IA THIS ioLaa. On esa'a,sation, 1t
ssas fund TO haze heea niutilatea ~ erasarts
AM i,reyl,.e atoms. Tie Of TIC sao,d Eighty
s..rs erafts, and cen aided .-satieh made TIE
cites TO, .Nr Gore eighteen instead gf Eighty
aud tie 'uoyl twenty-five IN The coses fer Mr..
lmeoLs, soas so aaeye!, as to ,ead seventy
two. T.eye lseye other alterations on the face
q the ,etan >ahich soas rejected, as the exact
Number IF votes IN the original could not Be as
esyiatgel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

The Keene Sentinel mentions, that
an American SERGEANT, and five men,
lately went into the British territory to
seize soldier, a deserter, and who
kept school. The Americans seized
him in the midst of his school, bound
him, and were bringing him off, when
he disengaged himself and ran. He
was then fred upon and killed. The
sergcan, and his soldiers escaped.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
EDWARD HOWE.

EDWARD HOWE.
Nc. !, T.!ee,sg, Dsiliisss, Hii4as S.,Te,,
LAS juit received for f4le, new aud es-
L l CANT a1ortment of
Papsr-Hangings and Licking -Cla0f1,
of different prices. He ha. alto, general al
fortment of
UPHOLSTERY -
fueh as Feathers of all MISUNDERSTANDING at
fes-- Sofas Chairs-Fringes-l.aces and Iai-
falls for Curtains, sc. &c.
He continues 10 execute the above buhnefs
as ufual. JS1s S, 1909.