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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

WYE the fublcribcrs, haviog bsel apponte,. bv
w the Hoo. Jonathan Bowman, Eiq. Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Lincoln, to receive and
examine the claims or the creditors to he Elate of
JOHN KELSA, late Of Bri90I, ytoman, deceafed,
Represented infoIyent-do hereby give notice, that
Ok months are allowed laid Creditors % bring IA
and prove Their claims AMI that we VIII attend
that fervice at toe dwelling houlr If Mr.. NATHAN
TEL BRYAEr, il Ne ;yeaRlf, On the firR Mond4, of
Odobe mkt, and the five following months, from
TWO till TX O'Clock in The afternoon
JOHN FARLEY,
NATHANIEL BRYANT.
N,zUn0Rk Srbt I8et...
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fenks' Portland Marine Lin.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDA1- Sept. 8.
Arrived-Sbip NabIy. capt CraadaH "a day,
from LivrrP00L -Capt C. brought London pabe,5 ;
5"f thar contents anticipated BY e1r!er orsi
TaE. P4lcAger, Mr.. VILLAIN Brown, merchant
WENESDAT, Sept. 9.
Arrived.-Brig Iudg9cy. CAPT. Mead, a, days
t'sm martinique, qia Caudaisupe and 81. Croix Sail
Jc6o97er SHOa, Dagettf, Of B9POn, far a market.-
Letf az Guadalupe, brig Enterpyyt, R1R Of Salem,
from Ly5-a --Lct al 81. Croix, Brtg Fox, Sazyyer
LGbooHsT Re/0iaffoH, Tate; Icbo0ney Morning Star,
rae )f5ooHcr G,tyboand. Miller EbooHer Eugite,
Small and Poob Diana, Roger.
aaEEF g., lat IS, "A. long. So, Q. ypoks f50oHer
fojfbb, capt. Ralph Flanders, Of Neavbmy6ort, 10
dyt fTom GaH84i0Hbe -b0uad bone.
SPf 2, LAT. 90 a. Ing SO, Ipoke fbe bip Fanny,
o. Saicm' capt Kig(znan, IS d,.yJ from GaadaloDbe
60p7a bonn.
Sept. 7,.{at. Al, 81, A. poke Re hip tzUo Fricnd5,
e02' Tb0na' G2IS, qf ". York, a. days from London
bound TO NJ York.
THURSDAY, Sept 70.
ArriVed-'cbr. Wiliam, Capt. bnayoa, - days
fran PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY. Spite
Arrivrd-Brie Richmond, Crpt HIN Gutter. Of
NaJtb-Tarnaatb a8 dayJ frew B4rbqsorf L,ft there
BooP Mary, Capt. ToHTg, Of North. Tarmoab. TO fail
n dGSJ Brig bTgo, CaPf, Lilly, efArgnRa, 20
mi next day, for ST. M7rl7I tbeace b91Ir ~ Brig,
Lark Sa7vter Blddrford.-fag. 8, took from tbe DIP
,rt DaHd Of SaHbreya tbe ba11ngtyJ and cretV-of 2
b'ig bi1TsiTg 10 Norfolk, coaf9ag or ftefz berloHI
TIE Ts1S rim 1Jbors il H. ng5t and qr1J entirely Ill.,
tie ereqV na'rozvb rf43-d SEPT. s, fb9kr brig Fax,
Capt J0b7jon,, from ST. Moioe, for N,qvTork avbo
ifbbHed r0bt. q qyIh 3~2Dlfo7y. MarketJ dpH
Same dzr- A,'iv,>d Al EzgE6 brig tram s.. john
75ifb platter II Paris.
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Walih'S Mercantile Arithmetic.
Il Ns1O and Yaina6!s Publication.

Jun received for Sale, jerks Bookaore and Print
ing Office Prize DE- IS bta9aay 6opuI u ItteyedJ
"A NEW SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE ARITH-
ME TlC adapted to the Commerce sfs U.e8 States,
m its Domeic and Foreign Relations with Forms Of
Accounts and other Writings ulually occurring in
TraIe.-By MICHAEL WA1sH.
tier ch breve per exempa SENECA.
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DorHanO,
M0HDAr, SEPTEMBER IA, 1901.

The rtrious aud candid attention Of the reader
iosited % The Perufa Of M. D1Oigbts interefing
b,,,ion. commenced IN this days GTz'tts. The
fsrnents vii appear novsl to iome' but they mutt
". .,srt I'M the public become acquainted with
i. gbse production.
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MILITARr RER[FK

Ca wednefday aG, review and infpetton Of the
regiment Of Militia under the command Of Col AMBER
Os, took place N;z9 Cogegfer The appearance and
endua othe officers and folders gave stetng idea
eftbe Improvements in he Militia of this Dilria
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Notes Davis,
Union Library.

THE Members Of the Portland UIion Library
l. are hereby notified, that their Quarterly Meet
Ing will Dc held a, Mecb4nic5 HILL, Water. ltTeet,
'he hrfFridsy evening inOeobe' y O'Clock; where
general and pUnttua! Attendance is requefed.
Nathan Pratt, Librarian.
Portland, Iotb S.bt. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
DIRECT TAX.

STATE OF MAssAcHUsETTs, ELBvfErH COLL &c
TON DISTRICr-sEcoND DIVISION.
NJ OIICE IS hereby given, by virtue of an act c
= CongretS pafcd on the I4th day Of July, 1893
Snttted : An ACT TO lay and collect A Direct Taz
within the United States and the following take,
aii-fei 90 the REFLECTIVE houies and Lands q
which they relate, became due ADD payable the
lsventh day Of April, 300 Of which the faid re
Puted owners, pofeiTor or occupant Of "a d1oufes
and Lands, have been notifed by the Collector, ia
raFner retted by the act af reiaid, yet fad taxes
remain unpaid IN fad difritl namely, Biddrto5d,
FfPpsrtIf6o'9Hgb, aud Buxton, Gtuated in the Coun-
~ Of York.
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FOR TIE PORTLAND GILLETTE.

VA JENKs5
TIE citiz:ns Of the Fra EaRern DiRri6
bsay called upon 10 e.ea iucceGor il Con
gT.!' 10 their late Representative, SILAs LEE,
Eq' aPPon'si Dlfria Attorney, the ten
uoa q number Of our Freemen has been
mfnsd %
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

XITE the 9ublcrisers, having been duly appoint
w CO by the Hon. William GUham, Efq. Tudge
ct Probate OF Wills, &c. for the county y. Cum
beriand, 10 receive aud exdmne the. CLAIMS Of the
creditors 10 The elAte of HUGH WARWICK.
late ~ Portland, 10 tad county, Mariner, decr4f-
"a, reprtfented iniJlvent-htrrby give notice, that
they will attend ina, buiuelS The hOufe of DAN.
lei SHEARMAH, 10 ia;d Portland, on the hrt Mon
days Of October, November ADD Feb uary next,
from one TO FIVE O'clock IL the afternoon Of f1Id
days. WILLIAM GORHAM,
DANIEL SHEARMAN.
Po-tl1-d, 9th SEPT. Sol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

WE 'he iuDicr,oeIs, being apps nted Commit
w honers Oy the Hon. William Gorham, E,u.
Judge " Probae for the county If Cumberland,
to 'eceiSS An0 examne the claims OF the creditors
10 the Ehate Of Cap. JONATHAN Lock. Iate
Of Falmouth, Mariner, dcctaled-hrreby give no.
tice that We viii attend that bufnels Al the dwell
ling houie OF the decelfed, Wednesday the 3olh
day of Septt Der, 1891, from one O'Clock TO five.
afternoon, aud % tie aa Wgdnefdays Of the FIVE
following months
BE NJAMIN SANBORN, Goarr,.
Falmouth, Sept. ot5, 1901.
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Ns7ei q 0ToTers, J1v Yaae o Tax Vaiue sf Toaiax
A7f7a1Hi' or oeFzPaafs. each eae6- each Io5 Lamb
q zee f7f q fGh7g fbs dzVeHg jU3Eglp zyecf Hi6e
'A'-'''"' H'yf. HogF. Land. Pa1ey 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

And that 10 much OF the above houiee andLands
as will pay the REFLECTIVE taxes afeTed thereon,
with colts and charges, agreeable to the aa above
reoit5c, will be fold at the houfe Of BENTAMIg
HOOPER, Efq. in Biddef3rd, in faid Diitrcf, on the
18Th day OF November, 1901, al ten O'clock il the
forenoon, 0nlefs prevented BY previous payment.
Benjamin Hooper, jun. Callef0r.
SPf. "a. IN
NOTICE is hereby given, that TIE fubicrIbcr
~ has bcsn dnly appointed Admrnifratrix of the
E,tatc Of Capt. JONATHAN LOCK. late of Fal-
E101tb, n The county Of Cunbrla ad, Mariner. te-
crAied aud has undertaken that truf by giving
bonds as the law directs ALI perfonS. therefore,
having demands agalnf the et5te Of the iard de-
Cesfet, ate dehIed 10 exhb t the fame for lettle-
meut; and all indebted TO f4d eft ale, are rloust.
ed 60 make immediate payment
Falmouth, S.pf ,, I8ot. SARAH LOCK.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
CoaggvelS e. the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRRsENTATIvEs.
THURSDAY, January II.

chair.
General Lee rofe to express his great
pleafure at the very fair and candid man
ner IN which his colleague Mr.. Nicholas)
and the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr.
Gallatin) had conducted themiclves to-
wards the fate he reprefented. But, he
could not wholly approve of the fentimcnts
exprefIed by them.
With reipeef to the conaitutionality of
this law, after what had been 70 ably adj
yanced by his friends I'M its behalf, he would
only ob'erve that even with the fnipenionof
thofe fentiments, or without any other fup-
port, the decifon Of thefupreme court ought
to be with every'gentleman, and efeefually
was with him, Efficient to remove every
pofiblc. doubt. From the moment of that
deciiion every doubt ought to have. ceafed,
and the quenion never again to have agir
tated the congrefs of the United States.
Thofe who had been taught to obey the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17

+, =
contribution, NUT approve of its deciGons.
ana nothing could be more evident than
that the reference to the Judiciary of our
government was the precifely accurate mode
OF aicertaining the veracity Of legislative
meafure.
The gentleman from Pennfylvan;a bal
tod the houfe that this law was the off.
iprlng, and had become part of a defen-
i've iyitem, adopted when the aeerelion Of
foreign toe RATED into action every mea-
lure OF repullion within the power Of the
country, and that it was 70 confidered at
aiucceeding feilion ofthe houE. Nothav-
Ing the honor of feat in the houie at that
time, Mr.. Lee faid he did not know; bur
whether that was the reaion of its adopti..
on or whether not, he could not agree with
that gentleman that the location for this
law was at an end. He would not heGtate
tor moment to fay that this law ought TO
| be perpetual. 1t was from this irnpreGion
that ne lhould vote for the report, and with
pleaiure would so farther and make it per-
petual law.
In order to examine the rropriety Of
| TINS opinion, 1t would be neceilarY to exa-
mine the law. What were its proviions.
and what It's Object? Its Object is to fnp-
| port your government--nor by fupprefling
the trnth--not by fuppreaing information
proper to be known to your people--not
| by violating the rights Of even the hurnblea
OF your citizens; but by giving the truth
! and the truth only its dominion. The ger.
| tlen,en mutt pardon him in contributing
them when they fad that it operated 10 the
| injury OF our citizens. He mutt deny tie
abortion that the honea wellintent;oned CT.
tlzen could pofibly receive the Leaf incon-
yeniencehrom this law. eowed it him,
ielf and to his friends with whom he ufual;y
voted to declare that it was their mott fin
cere deiire to give every truth and every
act to the community. He would contend
that this law went to adopt, as far as law
could do, mealures for the express protec-
ton of truth. After proyifion againtt
unlawful and forcible combination. the law
provided protection to the government
| by guarding it from the consequences Of
falie and malicious defamation.
He would ak gentlemen to conGder
candidly whether, if the eRablihment Of
an ohgarchy, Of a monarchy or of an ari-
ftocracy was defred to be eaablifhed in
this country, how the Object could be
more eaiily attained thanby beginning with
undermining the government and how could
the government be undermined but by re-
moving by every pofible manuuyre the
pubic confidence from that government
Would net prudence dictate to fuch cha
raeters to bring the government into con-
tempts This was too plain to be anfwer-
ed nagtiyely it mutt be anfwered affirm
atiyely. If thefe efortsthen might pro-
duce fuch refult, or if fuch meaiurcs
could lead to it, would it not be highly
pnbeeomipg thofe whole duty it was to
| watch and repel every aevnue and attempts
that could pofiibly tend in fuch an event 70
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Wilmington Society.

G THE Members of the
ALEXANDRIA WESTINGHOUSE So
Getty are hereby notyfea, 5at rrgu-
lar .fnfed meeting Of tb< ./aid Soeiey qviX
be held at Gnd@y's Hotel, on Monday The
70 diAaont, at 10 o'clock II. NJ. and it is
eo,us9L ,eqmaed that the members 7v,v
be pnutzani in tb<iv attendance, as there
is /ame ueeeDay byfxeis to BIZ tyax/a7ed.
The yoeiey will mOv< in tyocslFou 4vitb
/aeb others as eb2/e to jim, at 1z.o'eloek,
t1om the Cart Hon/e ./7xaye to the PREF
lyterian Meeting Hou/e, 1ubere al Ora
Hou 4oiH be dsAtvered by t~ Reed. Mr..
Mq6elt, adabtedfo THE oeeafon.
The Sociey qviv dine fogetbe, on that
day, at GaG@y's, agreeable to a ys/olve
at TIE lat q4auerly meefiag.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT.
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
February rs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
Public Sale.

OnFRIDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be fold
at the Vendue Store,
Brown Sugar in hhds. e bis.
Loat and Lump Sugar in lots,
lenerlffe and Port Wine in pipes, half
:. pipes and quarter caNss,
French Brandy in pipes,
Unlikely in tierces and barrels,
Hyfon Tea in chefs,
Bohea Tea in chefs,
rigs in caiks and trails,
Kaifns in do. do.
Cordials in boxes,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
quantity of Bacon,
tobacco inkegs,
Nails in caiks,
HARDWARE aforted in boxes, &c.
ALTO, quantity of
ID RY GOO DIS.
.al'ieulars of which will be made known
previous to the fale.
?. G. MARsTELIER,
ear., Aui7ioueer.
~ e. An Apprentice 1Oanled at.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
For the Alexanavia advertiser.

o'OS ~A'CNUhs1I Cb AUOCIGLSE!.
Mefrs. EDITORS,
Tie J5l2ozvixg are altered fran lues .zv5icL
.SGppearea liz 6 TIE Tines otr Sutuy-
6gy-D you think paper to e;ve sbem
a blGee IL jour bater, tbey are at yoar
Jervice.
1eurs, Sc.
Rey4ASfreet, Fet,vay rs.
TO ELIZA , with an India
Sweet fow'r in velvet robes array'd,
Go, be ELIAS blooming guelt;
An emblem Of the bcauteous maid,
Aspire as her own fpoleis brea!t.
But oh her gentle boGom ipare,
Nor plant therein thy ruthlets thorn;
fier peaceful breaa, thy envi'd care,
Shall Fill be free from pai,ons form.
As Summers eve tlonl't find her mild,
Goodnels foft beaming from her eye,
Loy'd Candor's own ingenious child,
And darling Of Simplicity.
Then go, and thro' Winter bloom,
And with Eliza form May,
Whole breath will rival thy perfume,
AS zePlyrs mild around the play.
Go-and inform the lovely maid,
That tho relentless fate DEGREES
Her beauty, like thine own, to fade,
Her Temper iweet fhall ever pieaie.
n. B. TIE alteratiou from Pink to a
Ro/e is nfsutiouai.
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tered upoa it ard becaufe Mr.. Goodrich
has until the preient day filled 1t to our
entire appreciation. But any perfon of
common h6d may perceive, without
making the experiment., thar an an cid
mn III rs satage is not fit fer pubic Of
iceE. Your trsva:e }5urces OF inforr,a-
ton are eaiy 70 be diicovered. You doubt
les have had iome communications from
the chasse Lord Waliirgscrd. We have
long known his ofscio-.nels, and wosai
advlte lin 70 De hiei,t, if he does not with
so:ae tsu:ts houid appear not much in lis
favor.
p. 7.-Ycu appear to be offended at
the libeIiT. | have Sakct.; but will inform
yoa sl.at.i haze the possrto remove n@n
:rcm otl;cc, and will exercif, i. Fedeya.
li,5s will neither dix nor. rcGg1 their Of
tees, and ny sdheren;s muH be provided
tor: you may therefore expect, although
its diiagteeab3e ou.ine!s for NE, TO Zee
the men now in cf.ce turned our par,i-
culaIly thoie who are guilty of an " enti-
revolutionary adheierceto cur enemics,'
taat is, TO s2e :ederaliits. | am aacDiihed
you do non thick this is right; can can
dor give heropinion asainA me? Toprovc
TO you that think | act properly, would
take my oafh of it, if | had not LOFT the
Bible | ient fer laA winter, TO Mr.. b
Of Newly ork !; and iince then, | have not
been able to parchate new ore, as they
are not very numerous in Virginia. To
cafe your doubts, however, | can fubG;-
fute GoDwIN's ENQUIRER, and that in
this part Of the country, is of much great
CT authority than the Bible.
= Mtrehh--We do noe doubt you are IN
earneit, and thar you think you are acting
rigbt far ire asa'ausrment ,-ef ,,ar eqvx
party; but we expected TO have been treat
ed with little more attention, ard to
have heard at leaf one ,ealox by which
you Would attempt to excuIf ate. yeur con-
duet !. but we perceive Our mi&akc-we
have only ieen lladows initead of aEsu-
ments. We therefore leave you, as il
is evident that " feeling psqvlr, you for
get right"
(exsuut Ms,ehs J
P. T. What impudent fellows thefe
are! I have been reafoning with them
this half hour, and after all, they tell ne
that there is no force in what have been
laying. But | will have them know,
that the ." total excluhon" of Democrats
from oaice," calls for proper coucttiscs;
l fhali correct the procedure" Ard VIXEN
I have filled all the Offices at my d.fpoiai,
with men of my own party, then " the
only quefion concerning candidate fhall
be, is he honeil Is he capable ! Is he
friendly to the Contribution :"
(exH ?. T. Ma Pbik/opbic rage.)
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date, conGacd Of 1900 men, in good
health and high fpir;ts as infansry and
1000 cavalry it has lately received re-
Inducements from Malta. I'D
g This latter intelligence is Gene ex-
prels from Lord Eigin, at Cenitaafiaeple,
II, letter 10 Lora IiswkeAury, se@zed
May G, 1901, II brings the nsws5 two
days later than Major tiuJchinlon's. ddl.-
patch" 49,
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publir Sale.

TOMORROW, at 10 o'elotk, will be
/old at IKE Yeudue Store,
sd and 9Th proof Jamaica
Rum in hllds and bis.
Continental Run, in bis.
FyenchtBrandy in bis.
s Sugar in l,hds. tierces and bis.
Coffee inbass,
Raiflns in kegs and boxes,
Soap in boxes,
Segars in boxes,
a quantity'.of Nails in caiks,
A few crates of Queens Ware,
tets China, Furniture, &c.
AJg,
4 quantity Of DRYGOODS,
,zmoxgf evkieb are
Irifhand Dowlais Linens,
Cloths ard Capetings,
Ginghsms and Dimilies,
Cal;coes, friped Nankeens,
A variety ofrurple and other shaw!s,
White Jeans,
Muffin Shawls and Handkerchief,
Taynbour'd, book and lappet Mullins,
Aillinetts, red Huns, Fans,
Curb and GnaAie Brides,
And variety of other articles.
P. G.. .MARSTELLER,
Auguf :. Verdue Mater.
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IL am Pldd YOU like the appoint
D.. IosIt1Is,1;,o,a,, ~. h..s
'istf.. oa' Ao'' :, a.'','s : ,otu' % 's .s
~ 80 IT,, - nHa ~ '' g ~
80. = ,I,ssr. ro,- VIOLENCE,
,h,,,I, ,..n.Tid oar a;gs ,Es., ,,,v >.
So ~ al. for Pill on mgf tays *. 80.
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r.. nav j. nIeai, vnur e.,e,,,,,cv. f.,
49,, -, .,d f;,ol,en : =, o,ae3oa, RI u
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90 s = '>sn.o.ls s, - ). sa ~
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= $. ~ 49,. ..s:s,, IL.
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8 GENE IT,
! Mpa.I, ,,,-s pr, ,xo.ur.
| Tao,,,s
D r er,,srso vii, ,o,.. noe
e,.e ,ba inb;ea of vIs9 ~, $50,
aaI Ill ~. ~ c,sar ~, rio +, .,;r.s. /,
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~ M.x11t, Won have ,bo,e,,. 6. g. 20
ra,,avs fr,n.,be oa;cs If ccsis<1nr Of chr
.;,r El;-ur co,ir;cb ia !, ssn,,sr,sn
el>' ~ n 49,. ~ L:i' s".'s $1,000,
"''n IHu'n "e a.. fs;.pa'' i t .ta;a-,.s.
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nav. s.'.,ae 80 r. . cu III
po.''su o''.' a o'nor' .'l' 'o nss e. 49,
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1n h f'il' analas' a'.nous - ~ o.u "us
ta1n sny Dsn'se'.'s out " o'"s' ys' ne
a,a ny put any A''u o'A,e .''u a. ."e
''enrfa's 8. a'e 10" vac Ma wv. . Pr,
PET 'ia' o"ce' 'n0uia Nc A''so ''os" ''''''
parry,
! afsf0fs;- -, nc Ds'noe,Ass .nV ms'o''-
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ineiuae the e,sa nu'a, W 'Ho:u~'.u ~, pay ~ :
e,t'M1s OF georgia t's..Ha q. a." '''s
Eafo,haS; Out eAeiuise % 'l'e'5' VIZ
aouN,e's glory ~ 1"f'' "oe';y an" eln0-
NY, me democrats arc qune nc "'.''"'nF.
= :! on lay Mr: Dnhop Is unN' iof
the once; prove .0As' II YOU I :. 80 Ar
.t., o ~! h''' 6 a. ,,, ~ ~. n;a'nn
.u.l YAH. H. ~ r "e . ga w. amy
Is n'Ole ..'aL' ,e.e"', L.e, e, ~ ~. 80 ~
MS eye "s'', i'ss l'e"'t '''>u "''''' "''u ~
'aS oe &C ,'p e: 81, ~
:. 100 n'n,y . 80, N .,'s. :. 800
yoo , "us NV" $500 - t,.,,.. w.
franklin was an ornament 20 i''h'''' lid
lure, ~,'e' '"a' Pe'.ou: 49,, r 49,,
Hof'f1".-ic may la'e ussn ''' Lous
hils we oohot zee Inc lo!se =. y0ul r ios,'
N 'ne p;e'sn, Gaze. .I ',e TO- ro.1 E =. =,
losy'm Il WIN ei Nana ,nu' w. r.a'' st;',
at 'he age ol ie'e''y ,'e'e', was Was 'o' an
IN unoerltanoing Z; oaihue' o''lop' csd' 10
teyenty-ieven years Old; therefore, oan.o'
el BiihoP is not iupefannuatec. BUT oif'
we have other objections ns goes MOI
unaerfand the forms OF ocinss o'noe's -
neither is he acquainted WIN TIE 'yteH OF
the revenue laws; al ""'ch WI 1ooo-
rich perfectly underltooa. ;. ;.
| i. Twin relpett 20 luis oojSNHoi',
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03

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