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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-30

people of Maine ought not to abandon thai, /.
sent happy civil connection, without asking ,hs~
selves seriously whether they are TO gain a. s.a
by the event. The unanbitious. tax.pav;ns =.
liens of Maine have nothing to expect no,b;ns ~
hope by a separation from Massachusetts. ~ !"
are happy under its government and laws IT,
feel no evils for none in fact exist Had M, n
question OF separation been agitated until !, h.,
been started by those who need and enjoy III. h..
efts and protection of government and who arr !.
contribute to its support, it would have slumberI
for ages. The question however is brought forwa,I
and il becomes US to meet it upon the merits. dv.
ted from party feelings. In doing this two que.
tions naturally present themselves Will our ros.
ernment when separated be less expensive H.,
while united will our new government be a, oo,s
in itself and as well administered as Abe presso,
In reply to the first question it may be observ,a
that we pay but about one quarter part towards n,
support OF our present government, and that n.
constitute about two thirds Of the territory NJ ~
whole state, over which il necessary to have nh
lie courts pass, aud public officers placed. c.
any one nationally suppose that over this terrloy
we can support the whole government at Ies !.
pence than we now pay to Massachusetts Itj
confidently believed not. Still the friends Of ~.
ration contend that our taxes will be lessep.d
Assertion hoaever is one thing and fact auo,L,,
To speak is one thing, and to speak truth anosbs
But we have in point, that will serve 10 shtx
us that small corporations and small sovereicn,iu
are more burdensome than large, and at the s,ue
time will shew US how much confidence il to be pl,.
ced in the declarations of men ambitious to cary
favorite projects-Some few years since few ind
viduals who now belong to this county, thought
or pretended to think that it would be less eYpeo-
sive importing the county government and transae
ing county business If we were yet Of from York
and Cumberland, and erected into the county Of
Oxford. There Were men enough here cspabk =
doing county business, We became county, al
the result is that expcnces have been more thu
J doubled We have not derived correspondent b.
efts. With a few exceptions we should bc heartily
glad TO be as we were--So it would prove were Il
| to become a seperate state. The result woeIlk
| as unfortunate.-Ihe pretences Of men would i
found as false aud futile. We should lament o.
change as sincerely-In future papers, win
pursue this subject further.
July 25d, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-30

You will permit one of your number to call upon
you, AS you regard the best interests Of Maine to
come forth on the hrst Monday Of September next
aud express your decided opposition 10 the Separa
ton OF Il from Massachusetts. On a question OF s.
great magnitade2pregnantwith 80 many evils,it can
hardly be possible that any should be inactive
still SO influential aud subtle is intrigue, so pcrse-
vering is ambition, that il, in peculiar manner
becomes even those who seem to stand strong, to
take heed lest they fall The last effort the final
struggle is about 10 be made. Office seekers are
aronzed. Their interests is at stake. Failure
would deprive the world of an enormous mass Of
talent and many great characters of bread Sue.
cess wonld doom the district of Maine 10 suffer the
create .vi's, without the rcmotsU probability OF
a beneficial result.-Io snap asunder the ligaments
thai have bound together this great and respec,a-
bic Commonwealth, to give up the protection of ii.
excellent constitution, to renluish the privileges
OF its Wholesome and salntary laws, with no assr-
ance OF equivalents hut the deceptive professions
OF ambition and interest. are hazards which ought
not to be run. without great Consideration. The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-30
54,717 dollars.

MORE AND MORE STILL
Balances BY receivers Of public none
on account Of sales of public lands, who ar
now out or Office and have been due NOR
than three years,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
For !. ale,

A valuable Tract of Land, lying in
Loudoun county, containing 900 acres
It lies on a large stream called Broad,
Run, by which it is bounded tor three
quarters of a mile. and which furnishes
water fer the use of a farmer. The SOL
lis of the best red slate kind, we'll known
Ito be the next best to the limestone soil
|being fertile, and when worn out easily
Ito be improved by all manures; especl'
|aIly by the Plaster of Paris, which ];
known to act with great effect on such
|suil-l5O acres are heavily tiiabered
with the finest wood of oak, hickory. NC
lI5O acres lie on the side of the above
named Run, and being rich low land
|are well calculated for meadow. This
Hand produces good crops OF corn and
small grain, ana is particularly excel,
lent grass land, which as it is near good
|beef markets, alone renders it valuable
There is a thriving apple orchard on the
Hand and the fences are good.
The land would be divided il IT should
he wished. 1t is 25 or so miles from
Alexandria and Georgetown, & 9 mites
from the pablo road leading from Lees
burg to Alexandra.
The terms of sale are moderate--they
will be made known a. any tine by
Richard FL. lee,
near Leesburg, Loudeun County.
Nav Staw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Public Sale of Lands.

HINDER the authority OF de'f':
q of The superior court Of chance,
leld at Fredericksburg, in the ea; g !, !
tiles Fitzhugh sgainstAndrew Schoi .'su
and Jonathan Scholdeld, the suos, = .s.
will offer at public sale for cash on ss's !,
day the 25th inst. at Gcodins's ta'eln.s
the Little River Turnpik road-so Na ~
os 4 Tract of Land conveyed by me s. III
Giles Fitzhugh to the said AM se, y,
field, as will be sufficient to ssfl'IJ \
sum of 3 1855 90, and the expense;
sale. The Land proposed to be s1'J d.
Part of the we'll known tract c2i!ea ~ -.
situated OH Goth sides o. ." :.
rotipk Run. and aEtrds some valuable"
tuations for mills and nanutsctoue"
Riehegd q Henderson, cn''
n. I. Taytcr, ) ),
May 4 sO''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
New Publications.

Just received for safe BY The s'' Is .,'.
Philippians Life OF General No u ia
Miss Williamss Narrative % ,:,s 4
Events in France, since the ia'GN'
Ranaparte.
The Paris Spectator, or o,sua,,
L'Herraite de la Chaassee = -
CONTAINING ,sp
Observations upon the ParIslsa ..gms1'
I. IS and Customs at the comment
of the 10Th century. Nc1l
Patience and Perseverance, e;,tet,
by Mrs. Holland, author 0! 'D' "
Iwanowna, &c. . voys:'
Brackenridge's Journal oil
I'D the Missouri in 1911, ...,.l vpa
brakes Natural and stat's''c6a oantrN
Of Cincinnati and the Miami Msrts
Rhymes on Art, d Poem, oy
Archer Shee, w. Ca''
De Rance, do. by the Rev. j. '"
ningham. ,.d from ~
FeIborg's Poems, TRANSLATED
Danish. Poen.
The Paradise Of Coquettes. = soa
: JAMES Kennedy ono y"
Apri a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
CURIOUS SERPENT.

At Anjengo, on the Malabar coast
there Is a curious small black serpent
called, from the shape of its head, the
srescent snake, Though it should rather
be classed with the polypus. 1t is de-
scribed as having teeth on the outer line
of the crescent, small enough to require
a microscope to discern them. The bite
is said to be mortal and it IS added
that the slime with which the creature is
covered, and which, like the snail, II
leaves along its track, is poisonous Nc =
eyes can be discovered. On cutting on
the head, che other end Immediately sup
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Stop the Thief,

Who came TO the house of the sub
ssriber on the southeast Corner of Duke
aud Uaon-streets, on Sunday morning
the .5th Instant, and took therefrom a
small Gilt Uatch, which hung over the
FIRE place. There was on the end OF the
pendaut the letter F, and a small piece
broke out of the chrystal but put in a
gain, had common large key, with a
red stone aud piece of narrow purple
ribon as chain. A handsome reward
will be paid to any person for the deli'
very of the Watch at this Office, ol tor
tha apprehension OF the Thief.
I'm. Fitshugb.
Nav sts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
CAUTION.

A Ii persons are cautioned against
- taking an assignment of two nego.
fable notes drawn ay the subscriber
One Of them for eighteen hundred do'-
lars in favor Of James aid III w. De.
nesle. dated in 1Sl5--the otaer for thir'
teen hundred dollars in favor Of James
c. Deneale. dated in 1915 or IA, tbs
precise time not recoltected---as | an
determined not to pay the same, having
sufficient olisetts against hem,
James Allensworth.
Nav 7 3tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Singular Escape.

The following is from a Dublin Dan,
A Roman Catholic cle.gyt.'an when a
his way home to a vliiag IN the syat.
of Cayan, was accosted The evs ninpia,
a man on horseback, who asked the el.5;
eynlan to recommend i'm lodgings
The man pretended to he afraid to So
at the house the priest r commendcd, !,
ii was full Of OraBgemen. The pries
offered a bed and and q place for i,
horse, at his own residence, to NhichG
stranger assented; and a ter takingso1,
.reireshmeht, they retired IL theis a,.r
menis. The nan servant Of the el.r.
gyman having occasion to 20 Into 1,
Strangers bed chamber before lie IA
gone to bed, observed under his ggl
coat blunderbuss. IN guithg !,
room, which he did Instantly, he wa,
to his master, and told him he die NJ
like the appearance Of his guest, tath
was armed, and probably had Dad int;,.
ITEMS. Ills master upon this stateaet
desired him not to go to bed, but to am
himself With pitchfork, and sit Up d
the Kitchen; while he a the sane TIM,
loaded case of pistols and sat up resd.
ing, to besuile the time.--ln the dead d
the night the priests door vas oPeu&,
and the man whom he had sheltered a.
tered the roam, presented the buhds.
buss, and desired him t. deliver his M
Iney, or he would shoot him; the Clergy.
man requested he would put down Ii,
Ib!underbuss lest it shou,d actually god
and that he wouid show hIm what noreT
he had TIE priest thentthrew on thea.
bic few ten pennies, saying dat wa'al
| the money he had 4; or which tie obe
replied, he knew he had pl nty ST M
Iney, and that he came for the rurrcset
getting It, and that If he had not brcrgh
him to his house, he would have that
night broken into it. The priest
then told him what money be bad
was in the desk that stood in til
corner Of the room, and putting BIZ
hand in his pocket, took o6t the key
which he threw on the table: during The
time he had been in the room, the rufsh
was Threatening him with Jun edlai'
destruction {; however. he took up t'
| key, laid down the blunderbuss ard Vea
towards the desk when tie priest drew
One Of the pistols, fired at him, AID
killed him on the spot ,she moments
|report of the shot was heard, the Tau
door vas forced ia and 4 men enttlet,
,anc rushed into the room, the priest CO..
iectedfor the worst event, took up E
|blunderbuss, when heard the crash q
the door, and firing amongst thsa
they entered, killed two, and a thu
with the reserved pistol the servant y
tackled the fourth with he p tcrtork, aA
Inflicted wound in his back, but he E
luckily escaped.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
LEMONS.
Lindsay & Hill

Rats ;ast receired and for safe,
$1,000 lbs. b st green coffee
100 boxes fresh Sicily Lemons
New.Orleans aud West-India sugars
by the hid. and barrel,
Irica, Turks-Island, ground alum
Lisbon, Bonavista, and Liverpool blow
salt by the quantity, and
Flour selected for family use, corn,gc
May S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
NV Yff An, Asked, WIN do I NOT move

Il Tor an Impeachment ? IansNer becaus
Iii would be burlesque. The Arabian
Nights Entertainments, tho fiction, are
fniI of wisdom--there is story in them
hat applies to this case. a man who
had accumulated much money, found,
one day, that it was converted into Sc
many pieces of white paper as there we e
seouips in what he had laid by. This
: as the work OF Necromancer who
owed him grudge--l'he Secretary @
the Treasury is that Necromancer~-he
his enemies to propitate CHE has friend,
to reward, and he is not SO deflcient II
talent as not to know how to turn the
sequins into paper 70, the purpose. Mi
ser able is the condition OF that man who
does not grow wise by experience.
once instituted an inquiry into the abuse
of the Navy departn ent--a committee o.
which / was chairman, reported ,as'
mass of evidence of scandaious naliai
sance-A second committee made sno
Their yolumnious report, and what did the
House do with the whole? Why it re.
ferred it to the culprit himself--to the
Secretary of the Navy. Such would be
the fate of any inquiry should attemp,
into the misconduct Of the Secretary ol
the Treasury-There would. pefhaPs,be
another turning out--an excellent way
no doubt, 10 settle accounts, to give dis
charges, and get rid OF lumber.
Bat. Tel,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
May z
May z OF
Dissolution of Partnership.

The firm of WILLIAM MORGAN
and CO. is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. Thomas Neil is duly autho
rised to settle all accounts for & against
the firm. Persons indebted to the firm
will please call and settle the same.
Ep All misunderstanding OF the
parties are amicably adjusted.
Willain Morgan,
Thomas Neil.
May s St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
For Sale,

yUyHAT substantially built & elegant
q ly finished three story Br'cS Daeel
|ting House on Watershed, formerly
the residence of the late DIR. Kennedy
with which will be sold, either conjolns
b J. or separately, the adjoining vacan
Lot, 90 feet frost and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo
dating to the purchaser.
Ii this property be not sold preSiousl }
TO the 18th of May next, it will then o.
for Rent and possession gwen immedl
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
]. l.. M'kenna.
anril Cd dSt&2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
JUST received and for sale,

Just received ana lOI Sale,
"a t;erees and half tierces rice
co Connecticut ploughs-by
NEWTON KEENE,
who has in Store,
so boxes sugar
so ditto Florence.nil
SO ditto Raisins
10 quarter casks Celmenar ditto
is ditto do. sherry, Of . suPe.
rior quality
SO bales German linens
90 tons Swedish iron
so casks steel
"a crates queens ware assorted
Is tons pig lead
500 shovels, suitable for salt or gram
Fer Freight to any port in Europe o.
the West indies,
xks The good Brig
KER Virginia,
sHsEssS5gSss bsrthen twelve hundred
barrels in complete order for sea,
Apply as a50rs.
Nav q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08

plies the loss !; II moves ia aretro,.,
manner, and lives after tie amputs s,'s
The valuable snuff box of Buonars-.
encircled with 142 Of the 6rest disro,s
which was found in his Carriage alter Il.
battle OF Waterloo, has been sent l,ss
Brussels to England to be sold.
The Indian Jugsier, WHO astoniss.,
the town a year or two back, by his Jss.
gerous feat Of passing a drawn sveI
down his stomach, has unsor.unalsi.
fallen sacrifice to his p esumpdop, ],
AN exhibition in Scotland, the sword H. !
ing a wrong direction.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Bank Of Potomac.

May 8, 1916.
is hereby given the Stock
II holders of the Bank Of Potomac,
that dividend Of four per cent. tor the
last six months has been declared, and
will be paid them or their representa-
|tiyes on ednesday next the 9th inst.
By order OF the board,
May 4 cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Georgto1vn Importing g EXPORTING
Com -aRy.
Package Sale.

an Thursday the 9th day May next,
at II o'clock, will be offered at
public auction, at the Csmpany's stores,
$50 1P.aCK.aGES :.
Seasonable Bsitish Dry Goods now land
inc from the ship Mount Vernon, from
Liverpool. !,
The assortment is very general, and
HAVING been selected by enc OF the most
exnerienced houses in England, L pur.
chased directly of the manufacturers for
cash, they can be sold on the best terms.
Terms Of payment from TO twelve
months, in proportion to amount OF pur.
chass--as will be more particularly stat
ed at the time OF sake.
Printed catalogues win be ready TOR
delivery, and the Goods ready for in
spection, on the day previous to the sale
Joncherez & Davis.
Auctionesrs
Georgetown. April 90 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Georgetown, April 90
George Anderson. Iador,

George Anderson, Idaof,
Respectfully informs The Paote,
FEyHAT he has opened shop two doors
above the Washington Tavern, on
King-stseet, where he will be happy to
execute any orders in the line OF his bu-
siness--and promises that no exertlons
on his part shall be wanting 70 give sa'
tisfaction to those who may favor HIM
with their custom.
Nav z OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Thomas Fl. Rowland,

Wko has for Sale,
The cargo of said vessel, consisting
OF $500 bushels Lisbon Salt of good qua
lity, and 100 casks Of Lime.
Nav 4 l2k :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Mandatory of Wool-cardne
Machines.

TvEiE subscriber respectfully informs
b the public that he has established
n manutactorg of Wo0t Carding .Ha-
chiaery on Carriers Run, one aud a hall
miles from Salem, Fauquier county. Va.
where he is prepared to execute any or
ders in that line of business at the short
est notice and IN the best manner.
Coleman Showers.
Nav 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Tor FREIGHT,
Maya

For FrelgM,
.xEK The good schooner .a'.rora, A.
49, pifen's, master; burthen lOoo
barrels, will take freight eoastwise, OF
to the West-Indies, on moderate terms.
Amply to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08

was charge, IL "de an
was nretfy direct one But so far from.
;ts beinr his duty to bring these charges
AGAINST the secretary of the treasury, it
vas the duty of the gentleman in admi.
nistraticn to come forward and ask the
House for an indemnity for him, 1t was
not subject for feeble individual il,
that house to cope with-Not the skill
hmt tbe cbarlatanerie of the secretary Of
the treasury. The humble gentleman
himeelfhsd occasioned these observations
and if gentlemen would gratuitous,ly
br:ne forward questions involving the
conduct of high officers ofstate, he would
mot fail to speak his mind upon it, and nc
one should step between him and bis OBJ
|iect, For him however to attempt en-
|uuiry would be in vain at this time
The eeople could no more be called OFT
from destinations of their Bank deluSions
and their manufacturing mania, than
|lewd hounds from the scent OF fox.
/" We all (said he) remember Alexander :;
Hamilton, and that he resigned the Of
flee of secretary to the treasury De-
cause he was too poor to continue at the
head of that department. When tina,
fact was reported at the court Of Paris IT
produced a general laugh Of derision--S
wet, what was the measure pointed on ,
to that great and pure man !-On THIS
floor and BY great men, his conduct was
made the subject Of rspreheasion and ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
Public Sale

Public Sale
0a Wednesday next, 18th instant, vi
be soId at the o'ice Of .Iobu Jack soE
aud Co. on Union stgeet--
! elegant side board
5 bureaus
pair elegant card tables. Greciap
ele.ant panFoone 10 do
par recess tables
| wardrobe without reserve
Also. 1920 bushels Turks Isisnd Salt
On credit Of 90 DAYS, brandy, wines
stare, mustard, ccttoa cards
bale supe2iine cloths
! do second do
9 30 flushing and cnatings
5 do blankets
9 do WEIGH tianne!S
d, domets
Q 30 Spanish cloths
case ca!cocs
DO veWcts and cords
do Mad Is haL4.lcrChiefs
DO sheetings
Lace shawls and wells, camels hair
and merino shaw!s, 2otto0, silk g worst
"a hosiery, yeslings, sio,es, i'nen Cam
Nics, long lawn, elc.
Sale at 10 o'clock precisely.
Dec l6
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December 6
British and Am. Stationary.

British and Am. Stationary.
&c.
IRecently received be The Genera, sr;, i
from Irerp1ot, s other arrivals f,ou
the Northward-
Il complete assortment Of the otore,
Consisting Of
'hoI PRESSED folio quarto and !ette,
paper
Ames's AID Laagstgoth'y best white and
pink ditto
Rest and common foo.Seap ditto
Regal wrapping, log book < bgac pamph.
let ditto
Drawing paper of al! sizes
red Morocco pocket books ditto
! large and handsome assortment Of las
dies ditto and thread cases
Asses skin tablets
Mathematical instruments
Hunter's scales and aividers
ReeTcs's cOlors in boxes e single cafes
best black lead anu ca"leis' han renc;.s
10y paints for children
Saikden's British black and red ink
powder
Best American ditto japan AID India ink
o!out>s durable do; qnIi!s of all sorts
edse"ood's Egyptian and glass ink
stands; pewter and pscket ditto
AgEeat variety OF elegant zen knives and
scissors
Isunerfne red and Black sealing wax, wa.
ters, wafer seals, pounee and sand
boxes, silver pencil cases, black.
lead crayons, ladies' dressing and
tidy boxes, tOrtoiseshe.i. eHameIpd
aid painted, blank, PLAYING and vi.
sting cards, geographical DO, tooth
brushes and charcoal dertIiGce, ye-
ny best White Chapel patent needles
assorted, superhnc ivory combs, tor
'oisesholl ditto, fine toned German
flutes with books OF instruction.
DAILY EYiECIED,
a large assortment OF The latest Music.
both songs and pieces very best Ronan
and German violin strings; c!arinetts sd,
5ih and 9Th; dgtes and aageoiets.
For sale By
James Kennedy e Son.
November s eo8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

Singular Instance of Female heroisu',
About two weeks since the wife of MIR.
John Cobb, of Providence in this county
observed a wolf following some sheep d.
rectly towards the house in which they
lived and as her husband was absPnt
from home, she immediately took aoEn
his rife and approached the wolf who
stopped as she advanced. She levelled
the piece at him & snapped it 5 times
in succession without eject. Being con-
yinced that the rife would not so OF, She,
resolved upon another mode OF attack \
immediately approached the wolf who be.
gan to advance 4 with the breech of the
gun she struck him on the head when the
breech broke off; not discouraged how
eser, at this accident, she kept the wolf
at bay with the barrel, aad called to her
son, boy OF about ten years, to bring
an axe: who did so but as he approach
ed, the wolf made towards him, when
10 threw the axe at the wolf ) retreat
ed
rhe wolf Immediately turned, and a.
gain attacked the wnman who had in
tic mean time secn Ell a club, with which
she beat the wolf, and Killed him, without
receiving any HJury.
W1ks5arre Cleaner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
Marine Insurance Company .
Alexandria

The stockholders in this institution are
hereby notified, that an election will be
held on wednesday the 18th day of ia
nuary next. at their Office, for the cleo
ton of Is directors. The poll will be
Opened at 10 O'clock, A. Nj and close at
2 o'clock, P Nj.
The transfer book will be closed FROM
q o'clock, on Friday the 10th till after
the election.
J. B. Nichols,
Secretary.
Dec Is law4t
The editors of the Fredericksburg He
raid and Richmond Patriot, are request
ed to insert the above times,