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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

JUST RECEIVED--AND FOR SALE AT
Stephen Patterns Bo0k Stare,
No 10, JaHe, Ror, Exsta-g. frs-t,
A fupply of Original
E,,,L@ Hfo<I;~:no
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TWENTY DOLLARS, Rtseysl 4

Ran AWAY, ~ apprentice boz, nsanei
E:easrs Mi4er, abs ut four :sst high, i1A)Isr.
'tffes, and between - and - year q 49,
~ trade B.scae-takss he. was sseA okiih
ROAD to baltimore On Msnday last AM pef4
son securing him in any Jail shah receive h .
above, reward aada brought hons rsasSusl;
BILE charges = -, Is s q 81
MMRellx aud Young u
March Is. ~ 3t 81
Twenty Five Cents Reward At
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June 2.
ROBERT CRAY,

B0cE-SELLER, KLf'G-S1FEE1,
Ia, tG.eiy received TOR sale f'S j''''F'"ss ~
tirLeS:
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,,.rc;.I relations of the United States WI"
2,;likofTer's Sermons on Education.
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works.
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eoropriseI in vols. octa'o-Pfice 70 S"o
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Guthrie's Geographical, h's'ar'ca' any
Con,ae rcil Grammar, imprs'ec' 'o'''
1he works OF President EDWARDS & VOLS
oLtayo. s,st-,. .,,vo
Tie works of DR. Rush, : vols octaVo'
Ain,worth's Latin Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer.
Hutcninson's Xsnophon.
. Cibson's and Jcsse's Surveying .
Murphy's Lucian, 10.
B,rowis Colunbiad, vols, l2mo.
American Register, vol. SIN.
DR.. Rumsay's History OF South Sarohna
q vols. octave, boards-price a'i's, ~ Ns
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the Epls,les, and new American DISPENSE
tory, oil new publishing by ssSscf'p''on IL
Boston. &C. ,s.r. ~
February ~.
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VIM. HARPER, Jr.

w IVA AA1NA - ~ .jAe ~ E.dH
APOTHEC'AR7 and DRUGGIST. 49,
.uAS jast rereivee, and e8e,s for SAFE az
IL his 1oAolrsdle and retail Drngyise
Stare on Fairfax-strect, q pesite Mr. Dry !
an Hamtsen's and nest door to, AZ. uoyds
a general a,s,rtmens Of Medicines, Resene
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Sc.asions-'
Powdered lalap, Prepared Calonnel Re.
fined T.. Lamphor, Spanish Flies, Aqua For
It's, Oil cf Vi.riol, Gum Opium, Colombo
Root, Ditto in Powder, Sugar Of Lead, SIM
ma Leaves, Marina Flake, Ditto in sorts.
Rbubard Rout, Ditto in Powder, Curved
Needles, Puiikins, Teeth FoTcepA Gum
Lancets, Spring Ditto, Thumb Ditto, Cath
c,er's Elastic, ditto Silver, Windsor Sha-
viag Soap, Mix. Rose ditto, Palm DITTO,
Je. anime ditto, Cosmetic Wasa Balls, &c.
&c. sc: H>N. ~.
March,. -. - !.
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January %.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove 10 The
western country, viii scA the FARM OF
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from Alexandria, from Gcorre Tow lev
~, and ABBOTT the same from the ro'"m o'
bridce crossing to t.,c city Of Washington
"a a healthy. agreeable nsisheorhooa' COLI
saiuing about 47o acres, on ~hlc" IS "oh'e-
nient dwelling house, large enough tor gen.
teel family, together ;Hith all the outh"uSs'
.uitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard O.
npnle treOs of selected fruit, together W.T.
d;fSsren. other fruit trees, proportion OF IN
proved meadow for the soythc, and larG'
horton more may easily be made m! per-
son inclined 10 purchase may know the term
~ application to MIR Joan DulIs, adlo'n,n'
the aid farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
"'' Z. Dulin.
dti.
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TO RENT.

TIE subscriber will rent the house on
r,;r,,1 street, Alcxsn!ria, now occupied ny
Mrs. s. Niskoils, for zoo do!la'sa yeaF'ray
able oalr yearly, and give posse o" Inc
lst Of May. .u.a
Iones's Point. the marsh and adjacent hil's'
or any part Of them or he will sell any par!
n them, on a credit os ono, two ant 'hrse
vears--ror his land on Fairfax and Franklin !,
streets, he will take ono third OF the sssesser
vn,uc, lie offers Tor sale valuable 6kiol
Mil. on Coos. Greek, IN the county o
iondoun, Wal within half a mile OF the old
w., 80, acres Of Land adjoining the Mili'
great u par. Of which is we'll covered with TIM
Der, roHvE
Lsesburgh, Loucoan County,
March ].
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY frum. the snhscyiher, living
II near Fairfax Court HOUSE. on the nth
ms, q negro girl, named NANCY about
10 years old, rather tail thar othes NlsSt TO-.
lersb!e likely, dark complexl M tkaaes>
fuli mouth, has no mstks slstha xjp SotafF
o,het visible marks shsut her s2tlekc vtiA
her anew yarn froek. s,riisd rsd ~ Shle.. 5
several frocks ofcslieo, q new gssAn lnAa'an
bonnet, and some other cloaahlne, ! WI gAve
Ten Dollars reward fse essprng Der - asy
saol 90 that ] Get bsr sslln, ~ ~ sekDeurote
charges Il brought hons. 80 ~ spHa sen-
nsxions in IAlexsndria AZ .Leselslsas pess
haps She map make 70 one 81 thoee sicyne. !
forswsrn all persons from atAa1,i9e Rss -
coneealing or hireins Of hef. 3 = s. "a !.
Coleman Lewi !.
~At So . ~ So. a
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FOR SALE,
* Oak and Pine Logs jilatcble TOR

Wharf baildlng- 49,.
On The wharf Of JAMEs KEITH, Esquire.
The person who took away TWO LOIS
from said wharf, Is requested to pay Tor the
same, Sithou. further trouble unto :;
Solomon Parions.
: February l4, q"
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N o T c e :

! hereby furewarn all persons asalpit tai.
ing 81 assignment Of bond dawn kys me,
vain W'Aam 4Nsss as secuHty, II favor Of
.'Ryad'ine j Smith, Tor Two hundred and RitY
Iol!a,s, dated the 9th Ct January, lSi1ysap0e
payable on or aboat the FIRST Of JIhGGrf, &.
1871, as am determined not to pay1ths
same ... iGI 49, p. :,
.,> RANDOLPH MOTT, &
March l6. - .'.-fs. t9faSE
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'vXTAS fa*en ousef ae .Aexardria jia2 ~
wv he l4ih inssans, in tie aj9ern9os, an
st2arenniee Boy called J0HN SIT1LAtk, Ssx,
not Aauiag <nee s,'tas,,ed 20 HE mora, etl
sens are Srusaraed osainss Aartoyist ,eress.
h|oysng ne said Gktreniiee. azas,esss fspeS.
sets are e6atianed agoinsi hsr6siag, fmhaoytas
or sakiyy I said atlsrenfiee, az wssays dsfsvlst
mined 10 f'roseeatt according "a, iep. ~.
eSSpe reward svia - yipes u Tstsras1 ssstAss
samr jail. ~ "a ~ y
/. Korn & N'isemiller.
March re- =. ~ 500 3.
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Sales at Kendue. r..
On every Tuesday and Friday,
A the Ysnduc Stare, corner of Prince and
F. Water streets.
4 Ysrist, Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars OF which will be expressed IN
~. hills Of the day--All kinds OF good.
wbich arc on limitation and the prices OF
which are established, can at any time &C
viewed and purchased at the lowest limita'ioa
anu prices. 49,.
P. G.. Marsscller, v. M.
- Jua Received,
ISD FOR SIZE BY
CHARLES !. Cal LETT,
rs chests Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hyson Teas.
10000 lbs prime Green Concc.
90 pipes and quarter casks Lisbon
and TcnOrife Wine.
8 ho.-sheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine Twnc.
50 boxes Mould Candles
so do Spanish Scgars. ...
8 barrels pimcn,o.
October Is.
CO Intending to remove 10
the town Of .fcxandli. avian 70 SCH !case
OF = years Of SeSSsna1 SmMg 1aV''"' VA"
Is acres thereto belonging. Any pcrs.n IN
c!iecd te purchase will meet with bars''n'
and may be supplied with num CT Oh arll-
.lss suitable to Tavern keeping
Il. Undo.
January 49,.
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March - 49, "a -. =.
o. Printing 4 al !, its 5 q DTsn e.;
g. neatly executes Q ul'' - 3
dce. =
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30

,er t,vo halls catered the parlccr window
Of Mr.. Dalbv, pablican, residing Close
70 ,he church in Ser,hing lane. In frencn-
urnstree, young man was sno' w oot"
the hear, in the agonies OF DEAN ne zap
ed a considerable distance from the Gfonna'
and then expired. s,
A youth by the name Of John Lane cai'
Letting clerk to house in.lish street hil'
receiv, d bali in his knee NOT oeinS Aoie
70 procure a coach, he perseveree IN walk
inp bsme during the exercise the bail wor-
ked i,selfou, of his knee he %as convey
ed to St. Thomas's hospital, where ne
now remains in a fair way oil recovery ne
had bank notes about him at the tlme oil
the accident to The amount Of 6oOi. !Ano-
Their young man from thu vicinity OF, ms
bury square received q gun shot wonna ~
his thigh, and was conveyed home III a
hackney coach. Mr.. Ebstall, corn meier,
was hit by ball which entered the shop
window OF Mr.. Goodbye, boot and shoe
maker, at the corner OF Ninclng lane, IN
which he happened TO be 1T entered his
right breast he was taken Immediately to
S., Thomas hospital the ball was not ex,
lracied that day, bu, the man IS expected
to recover, as it would appear from the
following card stuck up yesterday IN MI
Cuodeve's window, 10 prevent unnecessary
inquiries on the subject.
Thomas Ebs,a!!, corn metre, that was
shot in this shop is somewhat recovered,
and it is supposed will this day have IN {
ball extracted.
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" On the morning of the 9Th inst. vessel
was discovered to be stranded, m a shoa, about
one mile and half from the 4. part Of Mar.
tha's Vineyard. Several boats were manned
with hardy and resolute men, who had often
risqued their lives among the breakers 10 cave
others, attempted to take the men, who were
hanging on the masts, from the wreck. A ra
pd tide and heavy gale OF wind, caused the eea
10 break so high, that the terrific foam appalled,
their stout hearts, and they stood nonentarly
expecting to see the unfortunate men swallow
ed in the dcyouring sea.
I" About I2 o'clock, Lot Norton, Jun. isaiah
pease, Sarson Pease, and Henry Worth, took
a boat from town to attempt their relief. They
approached the breakers in solemn silence -
Shall we make The a,tcmpt2 As one they an.
swered yes and Immediately took off Jacket
boots, and every incumbrance, and prepared
for the bold attempt: with resolution seldom
euualled, perhaps never exceeded. pressed for
ward through the breakeb, reached the wreck,
and took into their small boat mer. md ii-
der the protecting hand Of providence bIousn,
them safe to land. Such instances OF brave
humanity cannot be too highly appIauded, nor
too literally rewarded Mr.. Merton, who
headed the enterprise, has young family, who
depend Wholly on his industry-had he lost his
life his family must have been greatly dis
tressed."
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!" NAPOLEON OUR KING !"

A letter from ST. Sebastians, dated 7ih April
says" am assured by letter from general
Armstrong at Paris, that the explanation he
has received Of the motives TO the seizure Of
American ships and cargoes in the ports Of
Spain is, that the emperor will not consent tia,
his allies shall have a commerce which he sys.
tematica!ly denies to France. | have to my
address 8 American vessels, some with very
Washable cargocs--paIt Of their cargoes are al
ready landed, and are under three keys, one Of
which is kept by me. and the two others by the
general and commissary OF war. They are
now transporting the cargocs 10 the custom
house Of GayonEe, where it is said they are TO
be sold, and the proceeds held subject to the
orders OF the French government, until the
measures Of the American government shall
be known. The cargoes Of thirty American
vessels under sequestraton, consist OF about
1000 bales cotton; go cases, l56 seroon and s
hhds. indigo 1924 bags, 90 tierces, and 200
bbls coffee 900 boxes, 50 hhds. sugar !;
1904 bags. 90 bbls. cocoa $50 hhds. to,ac-
CO, GOO bbs. potash; $500 bags pepper, 800
tons fustic and campeachy logwood 200 bags
gum, and 25 casks OF cocoa.
lost. Patriot.
EI1ICIDF - are Informed tha. Top1Dc
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DOMESTIC.
BOSTON, May / 3.

BOSTON, May IS.
At the term of the Municipal Court, which
closed on Saturday last, John l.. Stone was
convicted on indictment for cruelty starving a
horse belonging to him, in a stable, in Lynn
1t. which occasioned nuisance 10 the neigh
borhood, and WAS sentenced to enter INTO re
cognzance in the sum Of 90 dollars for his
good behaviour for . months, and to pay the
cost Of prosecution. At the preceding term
Of the same court, IN March, Francis Banch-
ard, Of Billcrica, blacksmith, was convicted Of
fraud in the sale OF load of hay to Mr.. John
Taylor, Of THIS town, having thrown barrel
of water upon the same in order to ercrcasc its
weight. lie was sent4need to pay fine Of 80
dollars, and The costs Of the prosecution, from
which sentence he Appealed TO the last supreme
judicial court in tins county but failed 10 pro-
secute the appeal.
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TRANSLATION.

NAPLEs, 9M March 1910,
tic Maister Of Foreisa dBanrs Of It's uqjesty
he Kl1g qfihs Too Settles to NJ. r. Hem-
met, C'nsa! Il The U4itM States IF .1merica.
SIN,
l have laid before his Majesty the repea-
ted demands which you have addressed TO
me in behalf of the American ci.izens and
vessels lying in the ports Of his kingdom.
His Majesty cannot contemplate without
pain the little eonsonance which appears to
him to exist between your solicitations and
the principles adopted By the government
of the United States which are contained
in the provisions of the act of the first OF
March of the past year, operating against
the commerce OF France and sha, Of those
states leagaed with her in The political sys'
TEN Of the French empire.
After this act, you ought not to be ssf.
priced, sir, at the vigorous measures which
his Majesty the King has been compelled
to adopt against the vessels Of your nation
laden with prohibited merchandise.
With respect to the Americans WHO
compose the crews Of the cousiscaied yes
sells, his majesty has directed his minister
OF the marine to procure passages i"F
them, in order that they may retain 20 q
merica.
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Douglass. l,osi-n."ater at Gettysburg, tp,n,
was found On Saturday l2,h inst. about MI
from that town suspended by IA huldkerchi.c
round his neck, and tied to The limb of a ,r.,.
The circumstance which led 10 THIS desperate.
&C, is unknown our informant adds, thu, i,
was man GENERALLY respected, and had br.,
few weeks before been married 10 an amiabS.
vile, and was on the eve Of gong beI5w Ca
goods, TO open store At the above place.
lag. togun G,a-
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T'RYEs9S. III March 1910.

TREE5TH, m h1arcA 1910.
Nh. !&,PEcToR GENERAL,
!ha eonhscaiion of the American schoo-
ncr Elizabeth. Captain Jeffrey Farrol, has
taken place in consequence Of the orders of
his Imperial and Royal Majesty, agreed.
bly, to the communication made to me on
the 4,h instant ~ the Governor General.
have siacr been notified Of the intent.
ons OF his tislesty in more formal man.
aer, by the letse. which the Duke OF Caste,
Minister of The Finances, wrote to me GA
the 24th If February last.
According to abe terms Of the letter, and
conformably to the orders OF his Majesty.
it was enjolned Immediately to lay an ems
barge on all the American vessels which
should be found, or which should arrive in
the ports of The lllyrion provinces, and their
cargoes were directed to be- conhscated.
These particulars furnish an answer to
the enquiries contained in your letter of this
day, and think II would be expedient 10
communicate them to capt. Farroll.
have the honor, &c.
(Signed) DAJCHY,
Count OF the Empire,
Counsellor of State,
and lntendant Gen,
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0 BE Sold.

a ND may I've entered upon lie o5,h of
4 n MARCH nex., Biek a1essnagt ~ Tene-
meat and Lot Of Ground, fronting on Orange
street IA tins hotnnsa, now in the tenure Of Je-
Femlah ooad inz terms may be known b. ap-
plying to
Isaac Stevenson.
also handsome anrnct Lot on French and
}rold streets, 20 he Sold q, let.
Wilmington. May ~. l9!o. If
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From ,ha National Intclligencer of May Is.
Triplicate.
Extracts Of a htiey fr2m General Ayms,yono
10 the Secretary Of State, dated PARIS.
I'm February 1910.
: he note from Mr.. Champaign, a co.
Ply OF which Is enclosed, was received yp..
,erdav."
Z" hi4 goes hy the way Of England and
may not be much longer in reaching vou
than my dispatch Of the 18th u!t. which
took the same road.
Here follows the famous letter from
Champagay, lately nick.named the Due d,
Caaore, published some time since in this
Gazette and which cont aimed such gross
insults TO our government, those republican
Editors VINO vainiy thoaght France would
not assume such audacious ground were
wiling to believe it to De spuriu.. As
compliment to our late &1tbmissive Congress,
that letter is now officially confirmed
EHirGct q "a letter fran My. ForGes, Consl
Of The United States 81 Hamburg. 10 Gene
raj armstrong, dated, CoPENnAcEx,
liarch Sd, 1910.
" Ag.eeabiy 10 a royal order, privatser.
ing is Immediately TO recommencr."
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PAn1&, Ct, March 1910.

SIN,
have but a moment 10 enclose copy
Of NJ dc Gallo's letter to Mr.. Hammet.
lam Sir,
With high respect,
Your most obedient sev't.
(Sisned)
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Hon. Il. SMirH,
Secretary ofSta,c.
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LOO DOLLARS REV ARD.

she following negroes, Vi. DICK, BAIL,
CHARLIE ami JIM. Dick is 81 years of age,
about five feet six or eight inches high, Off dark
complexion and thin visase. Dazii is 81 years Of
age, about FIVE feet eight or ten in ches high, of
very black complexion, and rather Of long
face he has scar over one of his eyes, octa a.
stoned by blow, and has very large feet
Charles is 22 years OF age, about five feet one
inch high, is well made, and Of very black
compcxisA; he has at times for some years past
worked in hlacksmith's shop. Jim is so years
old, about six feet high, and Of dark complex
ion; he is a carpenter BY trade Their clothing
eannot be described, as il is very probable they
will change it---Cha,les tool. with him white
woollsn country cloth jacket, and pair OF dark
green cloth tfowsers--Jun has with him 4 blue
cloth jacket, and pair Of white woolen country
cloth trowsc;s he ako has with him broad
axe and an iron square. The aforesaid slaves
were seen near Milford in Delaware, and it is
supposed they have gone to Wilmington, and
probable ftctn taence 20 Philadephia and the
ieTscy.. The above reward 1ill be given to
any person who viii appirheni the said slaves
gets item again, or cne hundred dollars Cor either
Of them. Should any person apprehcnd those
slaves, he vii! inform tho subscriber by letter,
where he resides.
Thomas c. CAN'T.
May 8, 1910. It
E>Ht. names OF sundry seanen Who have
L been impressed a, this place into his Rri-
tannic riciestys servsc, declaring themselves
natural bonn citizen. j. tie United States Of
America.
james Sparrow. Norfolk. Virginia.
John peikington, rni1Abeth city, county Vir.
GINA.
Joseph Symonds, Salem, Massachusetts.
James Symon,.s, do. do.
James Curry, do.
alexander Luther, do,
Amos Paul, Washln. ton county.
iohn Min,on, do.
William Frazier, Hayre de Grace. IrarE,rd
conn,y, Mat"iam.
james .3.a..t,n, Baltimore
George johnson, Sag Iarbor, n. York.
James M'Cartf, city Of n. York.
Sanluei Greaves, New Market, New EiamD.
,hlre.
John Harden, Duck Greek :; Roads Del.
George Prince, Newburyport, Mass.
William Smith, New York.
Thomas Parker, do.
James Coleman, do.
8ynlaInir Shaw, Alexandra.
Henry Young, Ha,,mcre.
Charles THOMPSON, New York.
John Smith, Erot.lhaven, Long Island.
Thomas Bailey, Portland, Mass.
Michael HolbroGk, Portsmouth
Thomas Litt'., Louistown, Pennsylvania
Cn,ting 4,lchcil, Cumming,owIl, Mass.
james Howard, Newport, Rho,'e Island.
Francis Ednonds, Lancaster, Virginia.
William Welsh, Dorchester, hear Boston
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Thomas ZONES, II: Hampton county, Va.
John !lunc'iey. nidahpman Of the United
States navy.
JAMES MAURY.
.f,av3ccn Consu'a.e,
LsNs ElauOl. 1917 L.5lQarN, IalO
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Dntelltgence.
FOREIGN.
Latest from England.

Bv the ship Fair Helen, arrived at New York, in 81
days from Liverpool, bringing papers TO the 25th
April.
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FM. Sale,

\ VERY valuable tract of LAND, situate
"A in the county of Newcastle, in the state Of
Delaware. about 10 acres Of Lapd--onc mix
from Wilmington, on the Kcntet Road, with a
new Stone House, we'll of good water at the
door, young orchard and some ofthe best early
fruit, and a stream OF water running through
which amply supplies the lots. Enquire of
ANDREW GRIPS, Jun. or
JOHN GRIPS,
In Wilmington.
April 25, 1910. 4tq
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JAMES NIAUR1,
-fauiccn Consain.e,
LipeGhoo,, l9M february, 1910

The friends OF the seamen mentioned in the
list now published, will do well to turnis. hi
department with the proofs of the citzcllship
and descriptions Of the persons Of these sea-
men, that measures may he taken for procuring
.heir discharge.
DehartmeM Of Sta'e,
.4hrA 2GM, 1910. St
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SUICIDE,--We are informed tha. Janrs
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MORE DOCU MENTS !

From ;ha National Intcligcncer Of May Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27

South America The celebrated CounI
Humbokdt, zoho 0isited our States, embrace
| ed also Ssuh America in his discoveries and
in his travels. W. haze seen same observa.
irons fron his vi;ews u natuye, Which wiA
be acceptable at a time rOhen zoe are enguiy.
imp into me history ofa bo,sion ofour cum
continent, Nth Uh'ch zoe hope Er imboy-
| TAM connections IN same future ages Of its
prosperity Count Humboldt teNs as,
:" The interest which South me RIGA excites,
belongs entirely to azure N7thing exists
10 bring 10 our recollection the ancient
Dwellings, Of men. No temple, no stone
uoronghf By the hand Of man. ~ here 70 be
sen. From The mountaias Of the Caracas,
the desa,t extends into the forest o( Guiana
and fran the mountains Of Merida. zuhere
zve see ~suIbhurious springs issuing from
beds Of berbefuai snow, the same desarf
stretches 10 the immense Della, formed by
The mouths of the Oyonoko. To the Ssufh
uvrst these plains extend in the farm Of the
sea beyond the shores Of the Meta, and Of
the Kechfda, 10 the almost unknou0n sources
Of the Guaviara, or 10 the desoiafed peak
caAed By The Spaniayds Paramo de la summo
Pax, The residence Of eternal peace. This
pain occupies a surface Of $4,000 square
miLes. The scanty geographical knowledge
hitherto in our possession respecting these
countries, encouraged a n idea that it is con-
tinued 10 The straits IF Magellan, bur no
,egard has 6een pad TO the chain, which
esieads 10 the east o(fhe Andes, and which
separates, TO the novthword and the south
7Oard, fhe ,oooay plans Of the river of A
nasons, and the mead0sDs Of Rio de Ia PA
"a. The iafter s0hich forms The Eambas 81
BHeaos Ayrss, are there The extent Of TIC