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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
TO BE SOLD,
IN TIE qoHN or PoR4L6E

IN TIE ToTN or PORTLAND,
a NUMBER Of valuable HOUSE LOTS, which
\ win be foon in, the Of the town. build
ing and improvements 60 rapidly in the place
ALTO, DlSTIL HOUSE, with every thing proper to
dil Spirits; which is built of fone and brick, and s
among of the irf in America Of its fze--can have
at any time, water led to i by pipes from living
fPring-ha' in it four Diitis, Of E1een hundred
gallons Of twelve hundred gallons, one Of We
hundred and enc Of fly gallons The Dfi-Houle
Hands at the head Of wharf, where vefcls may load
and unload
ALTO twenty-five rods of FLATS in front, running
that width until it reaches the channel-A good
WHARF on faid Flats, extending within one hundred
and eighty feet Of the channel which is heep down
70 that by adding hundred and eighty feet fad
wharf the larcet vcels may lay ahoat at low water
There ID a STORE on fad wharf 50 By Is feet and
Coopers Shop on the breaa work, 40 by 10 feet.
TERMS or PAYMENT
One eighth part Of the parchaie dowa, one eighth
in three months the other three quarters to be paid in
four ye7is time, in the following manner, viz One
quarter Of The remaining purchafe paid in one year,
fccond quarter the econd year. third quarter he third
year. and the fourth quarter the fourth year form the
dav Of purchafe the intere on the whole to be paid
from the faid time until paid If the purchafe money
is paid down there will be an allowance Of fix per
cent.-For further information, apply to Mr.. STE
PHEN GOODMAN, in Bofon-or TO Mr.. ARTHUR
M'LELLAN, in Portland.
Portland, Abb Mercb, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

at the feat OF Government, prior to the pafage Of
this act.
Sec 8. HHi Be tfaytJsr enat7ed That the fad dele.
gate and every frtute delegate from the Territory of
the United States North-we of tn. river Ohio, fhaIl
receive tor bis travelling expenses and attendance in
Congres, the fame compensation as is or may be al
lowed ~ law to the members Of the Houfe Of Repre-
ientatves Of the United States TO We certified and
paid IN the fame manner
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of The HOgg gfRebrsf1ntati1rs.
TIL, JEFFERSON,
Vice Pr5fdsnt Of The United Slater,
ard Pr5fdent Of tie SeaGt.
Approved, Dec, IS, A. D. 1860.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pr1Edentof The Umtsd Staief.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

An az 10 extend the privilege Of franking let
' ters to the Delegate from the Territory OF
The United States, North-weR of the river u
lilo and making prOvlion for his comPen
fation
DE- 1ras7sl BY ne S,aa an H'4f ef tytl7fat g:5 q
ID u. Uag States az 1ea. II C0Hg,9G eDs175hd, hat
be preent delegate to Congrel, from the Territory OF
the United States north-weR Of the river OHIO and
evcry future delegate from the faid Territory ihal be
Entitled TO the privilege OF tending and receiving
Free of noCsoe on the fame tttms and under the lame
seRriions. as are provided for the members OF 'he
Senate and HouCe or Representatives. OF the United
sf9tes w the act inti-iled An a6t 70 eitabih the
Poe ofice Of the United States
Sec Aa45 y f.ytbsr ezzsl.d That the preient cele-
gate from the aforefaid Territory be authorized 10 re-
seive free of poAage under the fad retricnon' any
stters directed 10 him, and which lall have arrived
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Thomas Adie.

reiident P0rL1n1 in the Dilri of Maine Merchant,
and the fad Thomas Adie has been declared Bank
rupt; he Is hereby required urrender hmelf to the
Commhoners in the laid commIfion named, or to the
major part Of them, thei 9Th Of April, and the 9TH
ofiaid April, and the 25th of May next, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of each of iaid days the Auction
Room of EDWARD OxNARo, in Fi(n.ftreet, Portland and
make full dcloure and Gilcovery of his eitate and
effects when and where his creditors hereby mott
fed to prepared prove their debts and at the
fecond meeting choole algnee, alBgnecs and
the Ian meeting, faid Bankrupts required to fni1
his examination and at fail Iat meeting airy Of the
creditors Of the fad Bankrupt, may be heard If hey
fhall think fit, before fad Commiiioners, againa
the making or allowing of certificate to the Judge Of
faid Dfria entitIe the fad Bankrupt to certificate
of dilcharge-Al perlons indebted TO fad Bankrupt
to make payment, and Ihole who have any of bis
effects to deliver them, luch perlons only, as
the Commiliopers may appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD,
JOSEPH c. BOYD,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Portland, VI april! 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

at place called Ma p Jfa7i in the Dilria of Maine
Trader and the fad Richard Winlow has been de-
clared Bankrupt hes hereby required 70 iurrender
himlelf TO the CommifIioners in the fad Commiihon
named, or to the major part ofthem, the Iolh day
Of April and the 14h Of the Eud April and the 2zd
May next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF each day.
at the auction Room Of EDwARD OxNARD, IN Filth
Rreet, PofE1nd and make full dtcoiure and diicovery
Of his eatc and effects when and where his creditors
are hereby notified to prepared TO prove their
debts and the lecond meeting to chocie an afhenee
or afgnees and at the la meeting fAd Bankrupt is
required TO fnih his examinations and at the fad ait
meeting any Of the creditors Of f4d Bankrupt may be
heard. II they hall think ft before iaid Commifion
crs againl the making or allowing Of certificate 20
the Judge Of laid DinrGt enthe the lad Bankrupt
to a certificate OF dilcharge-A perfons indebted to
fad Bankrupt are to make payment, and thoic who
have any of his effects are to deliver the fame to iuch
perlons only, as the Commit ners hAll appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD,
JAMES NEAL,
Joseph TITCOMB.
Poyaq,L N Aera, 1851
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

An Aa TO augment the Salaries Of the Diltrif
Judges in the DiRrias of Mafachule;ts, New.
York, Newjerley, Deleware, and Maryland,
respectively.
III era7l 81 tBe Senate and Hog Of A3y9satatiD st
ID BE Uae4 States Of 1m1iea IA Cogyes gGar5kd, That
nRead Of the compensation, prelent allowed 70 the
Dar;A Tudqes for the Dtricts Of Ma1achutetts,
Network Delaware and Maryland, respectively, there
a hereafter be allowed the diltrGt Judge for the
dAriA Of Maaachufctts, the yearly Salary of ixteen
lundred dollars; to the dirct Judge for the ditrict
Of Newvo the yearly Salary of hxteen hgndred dol.
lars TO the diRria Judges for the dtritt Of Newjeriey
and Delaware the yearly Salaries Of twelve hundred
dollars each, and to the difr Judge for the difri4
n MARYLAND, the yearly Salary OF Gxteen hundred
Dollars 70 be paid the reaiuy Of the United States
/ u quarter yearly payments.
Sec 4 lind be IL further erat7d That for the year one
houCand eight hundred and there fha DC apPropr-
ated the fun of eight hundred dollars, to fatsy the
additional compensation hereby allowed TO the drlct
Judges, 70 be paid Of any monies IN the Treaiury
not otherwilc appropriated
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
S6sakv OF the Honis Of RePrsEHt0EVef.
JAMES HILLHOUSE.
PrefGenf Of tie Senate. pro femp0rs.
lAporoved, March Sd A. D. 1901.
4 JOHN ADAMS.
Pr1fasm Ct hJe United S'a'ff.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

An Aa to etablifh the diaria of BriRoI, and
to annex the towns of Kittery, and Berwick to
the diGria of Portfmouth.
DE eaa.S By tie Senate and HogG Of Rbysuztiys, of
ID iJs United States Of Au7syi1a IL CoupreG 1Gnyi.
That from and after the thirty fri day Of March
next, the towns of Briio Warren and Darlington,
IN the State of Rhodeland and Providence Planta-
lions, and all the flores and around the fame
within the following limits, viz. line beginning at
the m"dle of the bay between Mount Hope and COM
mon fence point running louth we0erly through the
middle Of Brtol Ferry and continuing iuch .ourle
Until i nrikes point Of equal dilance from Rhode
ifand 70 Prudence Hand from thence northwardIy
O. llraight liHe to the welermo0 part Of Nahant
point, and from thence to the weGern fh0re of Bn-
looks point, hall be driG to be called the dnrid
Of BriGo of which the port of Briho la be the ole
port Of entry, and Collector for faid dfria fla be
appointed refde at Briho; and Warren and Bar
rngton ihal 5e ports Of delivery only, and furveyor
faII be appointed TO rrGde each Of the ports Of
BroGo and Warren and the furveyor At Warren (hal
aio be (urveyor for the port Of Burlington.
Sec. 4. Ind Be it frtbey epa67ed That faid port Of
Bro all alto be port of entry for all lhips vef-
lcls arriving from the Cape of Good Hope places
beyond the fame.
Sec g. Ind Be il fartbcr euzt7l That from and after
the fad thirty rlt day Of March next, the towns Of
Kittery and Berwick in the State Of Maachuetts 1ha II
Be annexed to the difria Of Portlmouth in Newhamp
hire as ports or celvery only PROVIDED that nothing
herein contained fhs be confirmed prevent the maj
ter or commander of any fhp yeTel, having mer-
chandize board, defined for either of the fad
places, from making entry at his option with the Col
lettor Of the diGra Of York, and obtaining permits
for the delivery thereof as heretofore.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of The HoaE Of Repr5jf1tafiOss.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Ties.Prsfdenf Of The United States,
and Pr5f4ent Of the Senate.
Approved February IS, A. D. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Proficient Of ne United Slater.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

ITO be fold, FARM in the weRerly part of the
i town of Buck6ed, containing one hundred a.
cres Of Land Of an excellent quality. Forty Of
WHICH are under improvement with Houft and
Barn thereon, and fmal Orchard. The condi-
lions Of payment made eafy 20 the purchafer.-For
farther particulars induire q the Subfcrber living
on the premfes. TIMOTHY HUTCHINSON.
Bgtkf.l Mayrb 10, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Wool Carding Machine.

THE fubicri5er respectfully Informs the inhab.
Il itants Of this and the neghboring towns,
that at a comfortable expence he has ere&ed a
mschiffe for Carding Wool, for Spinning, and for
Hater8. The expence of carding By this machine
is much lefs than by hand, and greatly preferable
on every account.
IT ia prefumed that the patriotic inhabitants Of
Falmouth, and vicinity, wtl be emn!ous to eE-
courage every attempt 10 increafc the uieful and
necehary manufactures Of our country, particular
ly tba; of Woolings and as far as Pofiible le6en
our dependence on foreign nations for articles
which our own indutry may enable US to procure
from the materials with which this country a.
bounds.
Wool fent to be cardei or made into Rolls for
fpinning, win be carefully and punctualy attended
to and every favor duly acknowledged.
Notes Longfellow.
FaluoptJ Saeaarssfs FlE', Marsb as, 1894.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
p. ThOrnllill.
TAILOR.

Next door 70 Mr. FenHslyI A1sfios Office, Fort.frt
INFORMS the public, that he carries the Tailor
Il ing buGnels, laid fhop-where he will be happy
receive the commands Of thoie who may plealt to
employ him. Great attention will be paid ID cutting
out garments Of every defcriPtion, the fhorteR
tce
q III ere EgiSk 'tai veqairfs 'se time for GranEv
to be geHoraLy ka0zvH. Tbs a1vtr prsrs bsrssoN0tad1
ti0u Of t5 Teb' nay egfy hin, 'a any thing baf e Be S
in aSVefyemsat
Portland, April 6.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
REMOVAL.

= ICHARD BUTTS, informs his
IN cufomers and friends that he has removed from
Filh-Street, bis ihop lower end of Union Street,
where he carries on the Taors bufneGs as ufua and
fhal be happy to accommodate thole who may pleafe
to favor him with their commands.
B1are5 II, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Bricks.

WTANTED, from so to 400 thoufand OF the
w frt quality Of BRICKS-to be delivered
in this town in the courie Of the next winter
Any Perfon wihng to contract for the fame may
make their terms knowHto either Of the f1blcribers.
Jonathan Stevens,
William Goldman.
Portland, Meya5 80, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
By AutbO,'ity.

nxrH CONGRESS OF THE UnITED STATES, AT
TIE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD AT
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, IN THE
TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA, ON MON
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH OF NO.
MEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Bankruptcy.

WHERRAs commifIion Of Bankruptcy founded
w upon the a6t Of Congrefs Of the United States,
Pafed on the 4th day Of April, 1900, entitled An
Act TO eftablIih uniform fyRem Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States, has been awarded and
ifued apalnR
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN fubfcrber have taken upon me the care of I'M
Lab MERRILL and Wife, of Lewi(ton, and have re-
ceived deed Of his property. hereby forbid all per
fons having further dealings with him, ! will no5 pay
any debts Of bis contracting after this date; and
hereby defrc all perlons having demands againG him
to exhibit the fame to ne iAr lettlement
BENJAMIN PARKER.
Lezyiqsr Ifareb z8, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
\ bargain /!

ITO be fold, nine acres Of very excellent LAND,
IL with HOUSE, BARN, SAW and GRIST
MILL thereon, pealantIy lituated in the town Of
Gorham Il is (ituated on the main road two
mics above the corner. The Premles will accom-
modate A trader. Forparticulars inquire Of
JOHN STEVENSON.
Gorban7, March 26, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

TTHEREAS commilIion of Bankruptcy, founded
w upon the act Of Congrefs Of the United States,
pafed the fourth day Of April, 1900, entitled " An
A1 to etablh uniform fyltem Of BankruPtcythrough
the United States,' has been awarded and iaued
aoafnh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
To be fold.

NEAR the centre Of the town Of
IN Freeport, an excellent Rand for Tavern and
occupied for the fame purpoie to very good adj
vantage ikewiie very fuitabe for merchant, gem
tlenan mechanic containing three of excellent
land, under the ben cultivation, dwelling houle
large and convenent l4ble barn and 1hed thereon,
with neatly fruit Of various kinds Tome Of
which arc IN full bearing All the mot reafouabIS
terms, BY immediate application to
JOSEPH STOCKBRIDGE,
Fes3ort, MayB z6, 1901. on the premifes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Bradfreet Hale,

of Portland in the Dlria of Maine, Merchant and the
faid BradRreet Hale has been declared a Bankrupt;
he is hereby requires urrender himfelf to the Com
mliIioncrs in the laid commifIon named, or TO the
major part Of them, the nth day Of April, and the
a5th Of fad April, and the 23dof MAY next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of each day, the Auction
Room of EDWARD OxNARD, in Fiji Erect, Portland,
and make full dclolure and dfcovery Of his efate
and effects when and where his creditors hereby
notified to prepared to prove their debts and at
the fecond meeting chooe an aaignee, ahgnces
ard the a meeting, laid Bankrupt is required to
fnilh his examination; and at faid la0 meeting, any
Of the creditors Of laid Bankrupt may be heard if they
fha think fl, before fad Commlioners, againft the
making aowr ~ certificate to the Judge of laid
Dfri9, TO entIc4S iaid Bankrupt a certificate of
difcharge-All perfons indebted to faid Bankrupt
make payment and thofe who have any of his effects
are to deliver the fame to fuch perlons only the
Commifioners lhall appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD,
EBENEZER MAYO,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Portland, ~ april, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

NXTHkREAS commhlion of Bankruptcy, founded
w upon the act Of Congrefs of the United States,
pafed on the 9TH day Of April, 1900, entitled " An ait
TO etabh uuform iyAem Of Bank uPtcy through
out The United States" has been awarded and ifucd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
APPRENTICES.

The heR encouragement WI Ne given 70 two Lads
a. apprentices to the Printing bnlnes by Peedy s-
pGcaron At Jerks Olhoe Portland,
Marsb Sc, TScI'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Aaron Fitz,
SADDLER AND CHAISE MAKER,

SADDLER AND CHAISE MIXER;
ID EfpeafGlly informs the public, that he has taken
IN the thop in FJB-Stysa, lately occupied by Mr.
lillian Codnan, nearly oppofte the Maine Fire and
Marine lnfurahce Office; where he carries on the
Saddle, HarnelS, & Trunk making
buGnels, in their various branches.
Has for fale general afortment Of Saddles Ladies
Hunting, do. Portmanteaus Pol Bags Saddle, do.
Brides Whips &c. &c.--Likewife large sfort-
ment Of TRUNKS.-Afo, two genteel tub bottom
chales with tops fhip and un1hip; one with iron
axle and harrefs full fweep Cha'le with Handing
top, and harnes; two fecond hand tubbottom Chafes
Aanding tops, one iron axle with harRefs; enc fecond
hand full fweep Chafe, with Handing top and harnef
fecond hand full fweeP Sukey, with Handing top,
and haraels-cheaP for calh approved credit.
Portland hbrH 8.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

An Aa to eRablilh the diRria of BriRol, and
to annex the towns of Kittery, and Berwick to
the diRricf of Portsmouth,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
A Bargain.

Portland, n AfrI, 1851.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-10
FALL GOODS.
BENNETT s. WATTS
HAVE RECEIVED,

BY tie Rc/er0e .If4m Load9u, ard Oriou
.f;vm Live,paol, -
An eXtenhve Ai!ortment Of Fall
and Winter Goods,
which they offer tor fale by the package
or piece OH the ufual terms. = The fol-
lowing form a part of fAid aAortment,
viz.
Nails, fhot, pewter, fig
blue, German feel, FF and battle gun
powder, rs bales bei twiited lacking,
Brufels and Scotch carpeting and carpets,
fair cafe carpct;ng, sc. sc.
Sept. IT, d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-10
Notice to UndeYtakey5.

The Committee appointed by Lodge
No. II, for erecting a Lodge Room over
the new Market Houfe, are deiirous of
contracting with fome perion for the exc
cution of the faid work the room III
be 50 feet long, and to corretpond with
the height OF the prefent Court Houfe and
10 be built with good materials, and
hnithed in a worman-like manner. The
ground plan ard an internal view of tie
room is lodged with Mr.. Guy Atkinion,
who will give the necef1ary information
OF the manner in which the work is to be
executed. The payments will be made
toiult the undertaken, on his giving good
ieclrity for executing the work. -
The COMMITTEE.
Oh. S a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-10

l L1,
on the premifes, the Iath day of Novem.
Der. ona credit of z months, purchaGe,
giving bond, with approved fcurity,
The remainder Of the JACKS
and JENNETTS on the efate CT the lara
General Warrington, dcceaied, toactbe,.
with ility head of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amonstt thcG.
cattle butchers may be fupplied with io,ue
excellent beef and mutton.
Ay6,
VIII be offered for Eale, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year old FIJI
Lies; Pedlgrees of which will be lhown
ON the day of fale.
The EXECUTORS.
: MINT Veynox, or. 81. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-24

Why fell Montgomery, Warren, and
tens Of thouiands in their country's cauie !.
Why were our towns and villages isn-
lacked and plundered : Why was the ar
dor of Americans called forth on the
plains Of Columbia, in a ieven v.ats
bloody conteA and why tie orr haas
gallant parent and the widows valiant
hu!band's cold and mangled c,ryie f4f.r,d
to remain uncovered on the fa,g,:nary
pIains Of Menmouth, &c. ? az, all -
TO MAKE Galsr,s yes GsIarIs, ,ise
sfa officer OF your HTseafary ss,s .naNx
for lhame, you who-haye frared The ,its
of aWaihinsten, yetfer reaisns scies nown
70 yourfelves, have advoc&'et different
.meafures, are you not cat down, do you
not feel the ifgrace Yes yea 'ec| Il.
and your wrankl,ng hoioms arr now torn
IN filent anguilh you viii locn dricry the
fatal rocks on which you have thrown our
political barqur, ard it will ree4ile ycur
beit endeavours to withdraw Re. from the
perilous fate into which fhc Is by your
folly unhappily thrown ere long yea
will in the bitterness of your hears cry
aloud,
E" Is there nat /sur hidden tkuvar, /,ne
% Cb9/rn en,/e nmidR tbe fires q Ht.rv~n,
+" Red 7vitb uncommon 4vyatb TO b.aF tie
s: man,
p" VIE oqo>s bis grsatned to bis eoa.tyy's
run.
1have, Metirs. Editors, in fore meafare,
digreeed from my intended !atject, tut
my feelings as an American On review
of fach damning hereby as is daily coming
into view, has tranfP Ported me tar,hesthan
l at this time intended to go. You ihali
again hear from me foon.
A VIRGlNIAN.
AAexand,Tz, I'D Axg, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-24
From the ". England Palladium.
/ NOVANGLUS.

HAVE Eaid, that ore caufc cf our
prelent decline is an increaing neglect to
execute the laws which relate 10 religion
and manners. A vigilant attention thsn
to the execution of law will be among the
means to be preicribed for remedy.
Ifa principle of general philanthropy
prevailed, 70 as to govern the coniatt OF
individuals, in the various relations of TO-
cial life, it would ei1ettualiy maintain or
der in the moral, as the principle Of srs-
vitation does IN the natural wo1ld and
would,in great meainre fupercede the ne
cellity OF all other laws whatever. Bet
experience !hows, that the oPPoEte princi-
pie has, hitherto, generally prevailed in
the world, and, inits operation, has held
individuals in fate of mutual rspa!icn,
analogous to that which is found, in Ger.
tain circumstances, among the ilhsnfble
eorpuicles of matter, removed beyond the
fphere OF each others attraftion: or, has
caufed them to fpeak in direct language,
to il5ordina;e all things 70 private interea.
In fuch fate, individuals mutt, Ia their
puriuits, be brought into perpetual coll:G-
on with each other, and th,i. ;,.~-.~sins
claims mutt be decided by force alone
power and right will, in eaea, be the
fame. Thus til, natural fate Of man is a
fate Of wsr.-It is a fate of infinite ard
in,erminable csnfufon and nifsry.-Cf
this evil, government is the only remedy.
This is nothing eIi- than a voluntary
union of convenient number Of indivi-
duals, under certain forms, into one poll
teal perion or body, 70 organized, as that
the will OF that body may be made known
and executed, in all cafes, for the defence,
PROPERTY and honor Of the body or
iociety, and its members, and :his viii! is
law.
Government would be mott perfect
where tki, 4viyis always correct, and where
il j. promptly and numerically obsyed it
would be 10, in the next dcg!cs, wnen the
oppoiers of t5,s 4yiE are, in ali cafes, where
the public coed does ncs admit OF par
don, fpeeds,y iubjestei ,o,he legal penal
tv: Il would be on tine declin-, wien
fueh oppofers whether fich o, poor, oes!n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-24
That valuable
- Acre LOT.

SITUATE on the new read leading
from Alexandria to Leeiburg, about TWO
miles from Alexandria, and crpoh,e to
the lands Of Francis Peyton, eiqu;re--on
which lot is erected large and convent
ent frame houle, a well of excellent water
near the houie, dome fencing on the lot,
and is inrpolti to be a good itand tor a
tavern or .Iorc--it being the fame houie
snd lot lately occupied by Mir. Pilli"g.
Any pcr!on wiihlng to purcha'e the fame
By private contract, previous TO the time
aforementioned, Will pleafs apply 10 Mr..
Kincatc, merchant, King ts.ee;, A!exan-
dria.
?. G. MARSTELLER,
Aug. *. cost Vendue- Matter