Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1802-01-04 00:00:00, page 2

|V.-ft'cc > Wo beer, introduced that were ei
UcrtKlv ircorreft, and might be ’injurious. He
•vithcd ihat .ill the dorrs of information might
he opened, that all might obtain knowledge on
theft* filters- Hi did not know why this had
m i been done befo e • it is certainly high time
it was done : r»of from any reg;rd to individ
uais, but from the obligations each member was
under to his conlHuars, ai d ail to the public,
they were bound to make thefe enquiries: he
fhotilJ thcetoie give his hrarty appiobaiion to
the refutation extending to all. He conceived
that all the modes of trait1 act tag bounds, and
the expenditures of all money, ought to pafs in
review before that he*.nfe ; and that he Ihould
hiinldf bring fonv :rd .1 refutation in a lh<>rt
time to this ctt.ch making a Handing law lor
this pmpcl'e
Doctor Mitchel. lie was pleifed with toe
refolufon. It vas the duty of 'he houie to li
jence 1 hcle calumnies ; or if offi ers hud con
dudfed3oiifs.it ouyhi to be known, though he
was f.*r from fufpecting aoy coriupti m. fl
nothing xv re loti or rr.ifpent, UiH fee v ithed to
know the nutation and mode of public account!.
It was a‘fo necettbry to enable the conipt
ro ler to fettle his accounts, as he was fume
times obliged to hcfitate, for the want of vouch
erf. The obj d of the refotation he thought
twofold ; to make enquiries, and to ru<*kc ixi.cj
for coir eel i ig irregularities.
Mr- Bacon followed Dr. Mitchel, with f;mi
lar arg-ime- ts.
Mr. Biyard. He congratulated the gentle
men on the apt-earan;e of unanimity in this
enquiry, The gentleman (Mr. Gdet) wts m;{
taken in what he fad ofh<s attempt, fomie-ly
to m ike th-fe enquiries : lie remembered no -n
Itance of that gen 'em no's bringing forward any
rtfoiu'im of that kind, thar was liilVefpeSfulty
treated in 'hi' houfe : for his p at he never did
r.oi ever fhould opp fe fa* h : he conftdereJ
fnch enquiries as ar.fv.ering valuable purpofes,
both as giving information to the people, and
operating as a check on public officers.—He
th- n!J h ive no okj-fl: nt t<* Mr. G'.e ' in’end-d
?efojkrt’on. but he believed i’ woul d be more dif.
lie oft than that ge reman inngioed, to form
; gul.itions that w-.uld in a', ir.dances apply :
it had been, and ever wml i be the caie, tint
ton etiru-s n •**- ra Trey would be warned than
wasapp rp ::eJ by law, .nil i meliruc-a no
roach. C'-nuderi v cov v ill eater t of c »u or r.
an i t! n to. * . ici.y ro d unce»t ris H p.dnic
b j;n.t■, il er t oaui he no re a ,!y ror i. ■ in
rvia y < .»L*..-cr. 'flic v was ion ecu.res a ic
di:r. anc y pi deli- * nry, the re Mndaucy had
f-.wtin c4 been taken t<. Jup ly a Jeficitn.y clle.
v . ;c: c ; i:>d fuch will often be the c de,» r pub
iicbulinfs mnlt futCr; and it would certainly
te i j ii i ns to apply icHrifticni io all ini* mccs.
He would mention the inilar.ee.' The Coni
mitnoners of this City had expended ad the
money appropriated t- completing the bo-lJ
kgs and preparing for the reception of Con
gicfs, What was ro be lone t In the office of
the Set retary of Slat: there was an ex«.efs of
apfropfiati: n- TheSecrctaiy con> eived him
h f MiUifiahh, in converting rhia cxccfs to the
f-pp’y of the deficiency, and thus prevent an
it jury to the public
[It m'ght a‘fo h ve been aiT-d what ap'no
mi lions w-re made frr the removal it tlie
public r,dices frorn Philidelphti to Trenton,
caring the time cf the lever :'J
Mr. B. ofcftrved, tii ti from fources cn which
he could dmead lie was ermablcd to affu.c the
4
houfe that rhe accounts i f Mr. Pickering wee
defied, except lome fmall lums for which the
vouchers could not at prefen t he obtained. tho’
it was well known ihat tl e money was appropri
ated as d reefed by law : nor di J Mr. Pic kcring
owe the public one faiihia J. But the refohuion
comprehends tea much. He wifhed it o.dy to
ext. n-J to the heads of Departments.
Mr. Giles. He was giatiCid with the calm
rtik and temper with which tins feflionhiti
commenced : he hoped rt would continue to
did.n/ iih a.' their deliberations. He rofe
principal ; * tuy that the gentleman (Mr. C iy
«r'j a to i ac- rr:ct in h»s Ivniimeu rula ivo to
fl s (Mr. Giles') not *'ivi g i "roduccd.a ref>*
lution forme 1; * j make : qui-ie* into the it ue
of tire - ic oitic?»; bu. tiis was b f*rc M .
Bay ti ..'as a member of the houlb.
Mr. Giles friid, he di 1 not doubt but it was
fitneiimes j » • <G*!>)e to appropriate mo'’ev to
jrfes not auth : fed by law ; yet « lTicers thus
approp. kiting ought ever to rail on the next
coogrefs to decaie tne neetlky or propriety of
fnch ajapropr i rti'ins. t he rcfolut •* foes not
go to define fuffiaemly rhe duti s of ili • cm
inittee a> it now Hands, the committee will be
obliged t» go back twelve years. It ought to
h ..it the duties f the committee and fpe. -fy to
what they lhouid attend
On moron, canned, ar.ca corarrrttse oi feven
appo'nted.
A comn. irication was receive 1 from the
Secretary of the Treafur yv con lining a lit o<
appropriations itcclfary for the year 1802,
and fundry otlut documents.
Ordered that ufual number be p ioted.
The houfe then refolved iifeU ir, v J commit
rce of the whole on the it ate of the union. Mr.
Morris in the chair.
M-. Smith iotrodneed- a refo’ution, the pur
port of which was the repeal ct ad laws laying
di.'crir.f nating duties on tannageanJ poods
Mr. Dentils thought the houfe not ripe for a
Ubcutiioo at prefent
Ordered to lie on the tal l?.
Mr. Giles laid, that amyng other fabjeft. in
the Tre'ldent/s melfage that cla med the r « a' i)
attention, was that of the Cer.fus of the United
States, as many of the State Tegiflafiues were
*hen in f-fiion, an J they would lave the expenfe
ft beng agaii* c«*lUd focaljr for tlfs ptfrpofc.
He laid ca the tai>’e a refolutioo, the (pint ot
which was. that the elediion of reprefenc Hives
fliouid be in the ratio of one reurelctiUtive to
3^,000 perfons. Carried.
TUESDAY, bEC !>•
Gen. Smith of Baltimore moved the% follow
ing ; cfoluiiob
Rd Ived, That h) much of the feveral adts,
impoling duties on the tonnage of Ihips and vet
leis and on goods, warts and merchandize, im
ported in the United States, as impofos a dif
criminating Jiityoi' tonnage between foreign vcf
felsand vtflels of the United Sates, and between
goods imported intotl*e Uniuwl States in foreign
vtfocli and veffols of the Uni'e J States, ought
to be repeale I ; iucli repeal to i<ke effect when
ever (he PrcfiJent lh.ll be informed that the
dilcrim nating duties of fore gn nations, fo far
as rhey opera?e to the difad vantage of the corn
merce of the United States, Hull have teen a
bolifhed. OrdeieJ to .'ieon the table.
WEDNESDAY, PEC. I 6.
A Communication from the Secretary of
Su e, relative to the relict of American feanien.
0. dercd to be printed.
NEW CENSUS
The fubjeA of apportioning the Reprefenta*
tivr> agreeably to the cenfus lately tiken, was
difcuiie JL Several number; were propofcd a>
the r.rt=o of one mernbe’, 30.000, 31,000, and
40,000. 33.000 was the number in the refol
ut.on before the comn.ittee of the Whole,
Tllim IMY. PEC. 17
A letter of the Secretary of theTreafury, in
clofing jieturn of the imports into the United
States,from Ocl. » ’98, to OR. 1 ’99, was re
ceived.
SINKING FUND.
A let^r fr'tn the Com 11 di me'$ of the Sink
1. g Fund, was received. It inclofed a flac
me. t of the ftock rcJeemrd am tinting to 14,
'•^8.367 dollars 83 certrs, and that there re
nt ined, on the 1 2thDecember lall ill the hands
of the Treasurer. 419 69 dollars 3 i cent- ; fub.
jed t>» the d fpchtton of the comxniflioneu of
he ftnkir g Fund, which with the growing re
fowrees nt :h it fund, w*til 1 re cgu .! to meet
in/the - h inWment of (In per ‘ent. the hr If
imtalnteat rt detc; red dock, and tin 10th of a
loir. bee mm ’ d”e.
\ "7/ t F a ’ v if?
A Mil v. .is reported, app rti ming th<: repre
’c- t .lion t r.‘: • i-vrr *i at ts^, a- follows :
Nr to II- */ Ute, - - f Z),'.IV ire, - - I
/►/ \’u. ' Uj:- - 17 Nltry.nn*,
* * 4 l irgtni 1, - - 22
til,k ljud, ' It N-ft! CjrJnt, 12
Lifieesuut, ■ - 7 1 7 C irwhiut - If
Ntw-^ »rt, - * J3 , (, - 4
AVw* *Je»!‘ty, - 6 I At ninety, • (j
ptnnfyiwntn, - - rk | 7 < en jT... - - J
FRIDAY. UZC. iB
R E PRESS VTA770 V.
O.i notion «. I Mr. (Lies, rl.e honfc went in
to a committee -»l the whole, Mr. NichoUon in
the cfu.ir, on he bi l » r die afpyrtionm m of ref re.
fentativer, ac«*<*rd'ng to the fc.ond cenltis.
Mr. Van N.fs ’nforiTird the committee that
the rear i Irorn 'e in ne <E e wt* re-vive 1 at the
otiice of It.ite. and th >t it made the population
of that fl.iie amount to ,occ.
I*, v is uliimit Mv ag eed on that the com
mittee rife, report p'o ,**efs, and aik leave to lit
ag iin ; whicn was grai ted.
“13 p tfjc C3aif.
:—irr-rzz3
CH AH t^TOW, R«f C, f !•
The amendments to the ITder d Gmitution
pr poled by t;,e Leg'Ll r.ure of Maty‘and, h tve
been icjeded by the Legiil iturc of this State.
PHILADELPHIA, DEC. 22.
TRSHCH TREATY.
WE learn fiom .1 coriefVn Jen at Wafiiimr*
* V I
ion that the Senate, with clo'ed do rs have rat
ified ihe convention with France ; containing
ai add! i ml claufe, inter ted by die Firlt Con
f il,.dating th at it ii under flood between the
par: :l that id r:f rente is hereifter to be had
to any former tf> ria-jind NO INDEMNll I
CA :'lON3 TO FE II \1). OR CLAIMED,
LY EIFMZR TARTY !
Thus is the fpostge applied to the claims for Tbir
ly Mil!iont af dollari.
BOSTON. DEC. 30.
Front Cafe Francois,
Wc h ive accounts to tlie 41I1 December ;
when tianquiii'.y \VdS ptrle&Iy reftored. Ofli
ci il news of peace in Ecnop;, bad not been re.
cei vcJ there ; hut the reports of it wete f e
quent ; and fome events indicated, that, Touf.
faint, was making preperations to refill any hoi
tile attemp' to overthrow his government, and
reduce the blacks to their ancLn; date ot fervi
tude. The military force in St. Domingo i
nmn.rous, well dicipiineJ and equiped : but
we think cannot effectually refill die difeipline
(kill, and valour, of lie veteran bat ilior.s which
will l»e fine againd them by France.
Mr. Burroughs, who arrived paffenger in the
F»’X, from the Cape, has politelv furnilhed us
vsidi alergthy proclamation of G v. Tou/faint
Lou vert 11 re, on che events which have recent
iy trard'pired in St. Domingo ; and for bring
ing to punilh'nent the agents in thofe events.
It is dated the 23th Nov. jS<>». We have alfo
the “ Bulletin Oi^icial,,, of the 19th of Nov.
which contains Jevcral addrelfes to the govern
or, on the redoration of tranquility : amongfl
which is one from the dozens of th.e United
States refident at the Cape ;—\hich is figned
by Tobias Lear, and twenty-one other Amsri
car.^
1
•, I", _ . ■ ,
I 1' is not generally 1 t >to v, lint not 012 dbdi
of ihe Latul Tax, li is been paid. or e' en atfeihd,
upon nurYouthern brethren ; while every bar
mer anJ industrious Mechanic in New England
has paid ihe uttemioft farthing. Wiiei Lyon
and othes, are petitinning to have iluir fines
repaid them, and alfo damages for illegal con
finement unde- the Sedition ad. wmiid it not be
well for the Yeomanry of New England, to
petition to have their land tax rep-*ic!. Ihe
claim is infinitely more juft, ar.i vaftly more
honorable, *
l ME poor will be maniftfAly releived by tlie
new democratic cCbnon:y \ which takes oh the tax
from the carriages ot the Viiginn nobility, and
from double refined lnaf fugar, and lerv^s an
enormous burden cm fait and very imported - ec
stfary of life, and cn the tools of evey Handi
craft ! !
■
McNDAr, January 4, 1802.
• « **• __9 ■ 9
In the year 1801, there were 300 Births, 67
Marriages, and 104 Deaths, in this town.
By the C-T.fin commui irated to Congrefs,
it appeirs that the total population of the Uni
ted States, in the year 1800, was 5,264 31 4.
The Miflipppi Teuitory of the United States.
,cootuin* 88.50 pci Tons. The town of Natchez,
(the capita!) 650 pe'fnns.— In the uiflricl ot
Nat*hez- these were 6cc,000 dollars wort a of
Cotton, exported in 1800
The expenditures hr government for the fix
74-gun Blips ordered to onili is 458,411—Th< l'~
on the Dock Yards, Docks. See. 240 9C6,
A Southern paper, Hates, that there are at
prefent in the Senate ot the LT. S. Democrais
18. Federal Rep- hiicins 14 ; in the Honfe of
ReprTenta ives§ IXmccrats 69, Federal Re
pub”cans 36.
A Ict cr from Bourdemx, received ?t New
V«ik f,iys, We un Hand M. Otto, is to go
out An t iliadr r to America.”
Don V .dentin, do Forund . has been appoint
ed C Ti'ul General to the U. S hy the Sp.wuhi
Court He \v,u. to em ark from Bayonne *
bout the fir.t November, for B .Ron.
Tom Puirie, at the date of our l ift accounts,
remained it Path.—P.rfor.s who have convetfcJ
with him allure 11 , that he means tv» oof
this country wi*h hi ; prder.ee.—He is engigoi
■ n wri-.ing the thir J p it ot the ‘ Jge >JKe j-j’i ’ j
INDIAN JMPR'A'R j FN rs.
Among the documents acc :rp irying the
Pr«HdeiitN oielfage to Congr is i> a letter of Mr
H iv> Kins, Agent o! Indian .Aflairs, l nith °f he I
Ohio. By tliis Utter it appears that Mr Hawk
in-, has induced the Creek - o. it flitu e a rejvc
fentative government. Their towns 'enl once
a year a deputation, confiding ot live or fix
from a town, wh » rr;csi together 1 d form a na
tirn.il Council. thev aup ant a Speaker and
debate on inch propofi ion. as a»e made, and
whatever is agree '» to <s called the wul of the 1
nation, «i:d iccordcd as filch bv the Agent »
Mr. II. li pc- that this inflitution wi t »n a few '
years approximate them ro a m re civilizeJ j
Rate.—The agent his alfo drawn their atten
lion to the raifing of Rock. Every town h is
fomc cattle, brought among them moiily hy
the torits a d traders during the revolutionary
w ir ; but thev’ h eve not held tlwm in much ef
tim it on till lately, flnce ti eir iupplies fr >m
hmrti' g fail them. LaR winter the agent in
troduced fume fheep among them ; and a Mr.
Bnii.ird has a flock of feveral years which in.
create fad* and have fine woo1. He h is goats
a'.f), which Ho well.— Improvements in
agriculture are {lowly progrelTnvg. They lnve
fenced their fields, and 70 ploughs have been
ilfued out of thole lent by 'he Secretary atWar,
50 of wlrch are in ufe by Indians. J here is
a nuilery of peach trees in the lower CreeTcs,
and another in the upper, and the Indians be
gin to plant them ; nearly 5000 hive been raif
cJ and diltnbuted. Cotton is railed in irnaii \
quantities by the ludiinq and feme has been ^
f nt to market. Flax does well. Wheat, bar
lev, rye, an t oats, apple tr-es, grape vines, ■
ralbcrries, ard garden ioo's and heibs, have
been introduced with luccefs — The agent has
Jio encouraged manuf.nftui cs, and the lad
opting delivered to Indian women ioo piirot
cotrop. cards and 80 fpinning wheels. There
aie 8 looms in the in ion partly wrought by
Indian and partly by " hue women. ihree i
Indi in women of one family, who h ive been ,
fpinning for two years only, have e’e heJ
themfelves well, and acquired by their industry
feme hogs and cuttle, and are proud of the ex
ertions they have made. Odot hickory nuts
and acorns was in ufe in fmall quantities a.*nong
the- Indians, as an article of food. The agent
has en ourageJ this m innf;tftuie by offering a j
' good price for it: in ’97 he could only procure l
aftw bottles of it, but now it has in created to !
1 three hundred godons afhnlly delivered tor 1
market, and he mentions a tr.iJ.r there, on
his way 10 New O.leans with two hundred
gallons of the oil. fd her mu .u fa (flares among
them are coarfe car them pots, ornamented g li
ters, baikets, fanners and rmc alias. — M ich
other information relative to the Creeks is giv- r
en in the agent’s letter, which tends to e .cite r
the pleating hope thar the policy adopted by
the United States towards the n w.ll gradj il y 11
draw them into a h-ippy flate of civilization.
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f, £Hc3
In Miffim County, !*cnuiylvauu V.r Ti i' •'
m, Jht 106. , , ' • TUm“ I«f
DROV. MED.1—At F intfton, Det. u *i ^ I
Latin, a#*d 2~. — lU waj fk .tin- on Pea't’iol r‘
and fell through the ice. ,° * * "4,
icnfcs’ parfTanti Tjarinc
"f pour or PORTLAND.
• MONDAY Dec a «
Arrived fl.ip M-ek»nl, «.
day* from Rotterdam wlnth puce i!c , uYtt. 6J
0« Ufl- Left there, lliip* i hru: Fritui ****
New Yf rk ; Cr tenon, ►talon, Pinko, (nh #‘ 4ti‘,u*
Cbarkfton, S C. ; Lydia, skinner, w ’ 10 1
! Carlton, do ; brig* J.,nn and |o!ct>L J ’ b,ltcri,i
more, Jafon Cart, New Yt rk, L j;,j
j Lady Waflnnglon, L fcomb, Cli^dunh,,!
f*«. ; - , Croft, Ncwhuryn£
-.H.Jft, Burton. hound lo HaJT'*' ‘C‘^r
■ company with H. S-wh, Bunker, Hudkfu \ v ^
Hannah and hhza, Bu. rough's, *«»«,, faO :«"* *
Mary-, Hovel. Newburyp«m._Spoke, Nov V ‘ ;
br.t.th Channel, Hop ary, * 0, , (ltr Canton-iW* 1
1, iat.4c. 20 N Ion. 54 V#. lpo|c j,,; A ' j
B rtlctr, Plymouth, from Bortift,, bound to ddbo*
I cc. ii I.it. 4 >, long 66, 45, lpoke lebooner Ua j
Snow, iron Keoneheck. bound to Baudot*-j£ 1
ii, Cape hiiz,bct!iiN, W. 43 leagues d.(U.e,
Hop Noma, capt Jonathan Fucker, In.a p^V* I
hound to Liverpool -Dec. 21, fpoke flop Effcx TCUt!
ins. hound to N’evbu vpoit, 6i days from Rulhu I
SamtJuj.—Arrived lhip Cumberland, Waite* frnm I
Eollon. c' uom j
WEDNESDAY Dec. ,0. f
Arrived fimp W.-Hiiogton, Moody, 28 days Wl
' -L^ft flie.e, two fchooq.-rs iron* Bo(ton a
'■•'pfaiiii Rice rrid Kimball.— bpakc iluop Jauc.ofNtW 1
' “rk ,dt -8> ?'0, from ot. AugulUde. bowdl
Horne. 1
S.vxeJy-Arrived fehooner Lyon, capt. Minot,
Irom C»tiat'a!c:ipt. . 1 I
y*mtduv—Arrived brig Harriet, capt. Babffln, fI0- |
Cuadalt upd. «f j
. . ... ^ SATURDAY, J4, ,,
Ainvet! fchonner Ocean, capt. i homas Roach
3*davS rrom P yi EUpuo'.can -Sailed it, caw,mi
W.thbrur Pac-hc, Na;h, and lehr. T,io,WrlL!
ooth for B it m.-Lrft tntte, lehr. CatUriuT}
Mtrm, no: W.LVtirged ; hhi. I*,vtf G Imcrr rf
h,.R.aii,ro v I i" 10 day* im Philadelphia; lchr
rliprati, V. o n'., tot R. [Inn. in fail fnahotit u dan-*
br.g Sm r ix, Wt.s * t, for R.t tanore, to Uihntii!
*ia>"! ! Ah r l'uuthcm * effete, oamu
unknown.— -*,.* , r. :!ie • rth Dec. in l2t. J0, t3
■nn.'-;., 1 ..f o’ r M dfi.iin «#, G.aRon, from foid
RfiMMMtca**, ‘H»* *9 f.ad lull one rmi, 0*tr
; ’ ,'!!r '[ lone. 74*, Iji, kr Ntg
I *.. '.o' ex riv tit '*ek, : Ctieucfl iii, bonad In 0«b
..4iV- ♦ Dr,. ,8, 1st 75, 3h long. «f|
J"' l: iii, -t *\t .vhu y >ur!, out jj da)s
tro n A ox "tv, , *
SUNDAY, Jan. J
am v 1 ! • I'tthjftry, Capt, M:ad, 30 dayc hotn
Mat time o,
_ Account !-ire be-n received in town df the loft
fill b V A -.;«. I4 ,1 a pt. Prcnt<f*. ( Litrly comman- j
P* -I ‘ • 1, r. A.tiohS, dcceafcd) «»i thmp.xt. It i
• U -.I < ill v.:.:i I': -tw.iy on Streijjhtmouth HUnd, !
d t.’. r Ann, on IT. day night lalL VcffA an| I
carg ■ iotl I
, *• ub :-t,e ru.-n received, Coptain Prrtttfi m
r,,’ ,. hi / - e. ffl- 1 ft Point Prttr We 26tb
left tirretr* .U n r t ,’<,r «<W, kfi)on§lJi Ini
Orsy Hound, h.is port; bcu'H'ijor u inu^kA-}
lit 'urv'Mit ?•*£. u, h.w fafely arrived a: Bred*
Jl^r PLMI.IbHKD,
The Maine Spe//it:? Book,
O n T MNIN O * variety of W '.Jf" umi Accented W I
VI Wi idtr I ; With 'Tor.; and Ln.t. Uiu.ug LtILni
f »f Rending . T.'k.j, &c
l o which i» n in. ic l, a Concifc Gcg,:<pli'cal Defer! p
t on o! the Gi.it *<! .n gen* ra ; and uieDlirt f
rf Ma'nc ir pamca ar.—Deltipicd for .School* and
partu uiai v c* ciliated to be rea l n CUiTn.
Ey i'H >MAS \t I'RENI'ISi,
j m'}ru- ft* oj Uni n hih-.oi - PHrthl*i,
iron’s StJt.'taa—list); fa, Ccrrcirt, tnu
i hr favorable nv inner with which the firfl edition cf 1
this work was received, the entire file, and them
creating md, ave indtj'id the au:lTor toiifuea j
lecond edition. The utmnft attention his been piidm
render it correct, and defcrviiii* ,'t cltecftvc fupport.
Sold at the federal Book Ijcj in town, andbjtbi j
Author, ,it hit School boufe at if nunjireet.
January 4. 1S02.
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"f un : jl,1' k?J. a-rt ti tivrJ fjr fait t tbt iSvAjLrt of
JEXKS \e CLARK. ' r
rllE fn’emn declaration of tbe fate nniortutw
J N FAIRBANKS, from the «rig o*l Mw
tifeript, ,-ompv.ftil ar.d frgned by himfef, and atte ^
ay hi, C.-un'cl, a fhort ti.ne lie lore his E»tco,,<*
—To which is added, P>me account of Ins L«‘e 44
ChataifFer. am! •< collection of the DcpoUtitws ‘ 1
iroicipt| Wittteiir*, from '.he hue pu**lie»ti<JO oi .
Friai. as they were literally delivered in Court. I
Oft' The only convrrfition odd f>9 tbf Suffer#* | 1
h‘ place of Exm'ntion, zoas the following rXA •
■dicer, at his l moment—“ All tbatlbaw |l
min'cate it nXra<.y written ir mt Declaration.
The who'e eo!’cdied and paWifhed by EB.Nt*
•AIRE \N!*S, rev. a Farmer, of Dedham- Jja- 4‘ | |i
School Books,
OF il-v-ft every defeription now in uff, arf Jj i
cnnitiwwlv for i r e, bv the groo, dnw >, >r ‘ f
it JENK> & CLARK’S Book (tore, Mu. #, J ’
Xmv.
try- Toe SeatnJedition of tot JJJ/.Y5
P r)'K±, for fnle at ah ire. ~ j';-:
J ME luUlcriiur owing been duty {jA||
JL H.iicc o the ElLitc and ImFcSH 11 •
•EA'NEt.LKV, a B-tnkroot -hereby raib ^ ^ ^
oil' who •. e indebted fc> or "bo hold *n . {
►ankrupt >* property, to pay and deliver tne
a the I ubfcr.bcr, wifba.jr del iv « lC*sr.
JO^I VH TUwXkR, A* '
Pirt.’ml, ytituiary 1, t8oi. j >
_ ——..— —-- _ .• yj^'d
| MK Creditor? to the K'tatc )i ftcJ l0
1 WI NSLOW, a Bankrupt, .ar*l;fCet, ^
» et at tlie Cd'ivn ITT ) :cn office, >n
aomlay the fir if d*/ of / toru-vy - - wf*1
VI *ck, A tv. ■ then .nit here to * m,mio
ieaf'i»e* to purfuv relative to cer. 'oUfa
a fivor of Wd dtite ac.voit the F'c‘uh 8
lent, or citizens thereof.
NATHAN WINSLOW, 'SS*J
PorilanJ) D:i• 41 •