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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-26

~ EoSos
The Pruilian troops have entered the
4 Bihopric Of Muneer.
& The French Government has officially
exmeaed aaonifhmen, at the delay on the
! par, Of the Germanic Diet 10 execute the
a 9TH Art. of the treaty Of Lneville, and
;nhRs on iome concluiion refpeeting the In
demnities.
Its evident Piedmont is to be annex
& ed to France.
Iii, und.raood that the king of Ma
pies has furrendered the whole of his g,eat
navy to France, viz. two ihips of the
d line and two trigases.
y The king of Etruria has been acknow-
ledged by the courts ofVienna and Berlin.
~ The king Of Sardinia, and the Empcr.
Tor of Ruaia, do not appear to have recog-
nized his Etrurian Majeay.
& The Paulina, from Rotterdam for A.
Alexandria, with Mr.. Murry, the late A
american Minifer, in Holland, as paGen-
ger, touched at Falmouth the 1T of Oet.
\ The San Antonio of "a guns, lately
fcaptured by the Britifh off Gibraltar, has
arrived at Portfmouth.
/ The Duke of GlouceRer, one of his ma
sjety's ions, is ierioully indiipoied.
October 10.
Yeiterday evening Paris papers reached
|ns to the 18th infant, but at too late an hour
tor us to communicate, in any satisfactory
way, the preliminaries of peace, and the
IratlAcation of them by the French govern
Iment, as announced in the Moni,eur ofthe
9th infant.
This morning we received, by expreis,
gournalsot the 18th; and we have the plea
Pure OF Eating, that in the flag of truce,
10y which they were brought over, citizen
Lauriiton, abide camp to Buonaparte
came paiienger, with the ratification of
tine .prelimlllaries. He landed at Dover
az nine O'Clock laa night, and foon after
proceeded to town, where he arrived this
morning. The ratification was communi
stated to lord Hawkelbury, and wa, an
houhcea IN the following
Il Lo1don Ga&etie, Extraoyd;ary.
~ Downing freet, Oet. 10.
QUALIFICATIONS of the PRE-
|LlMlNARY ARTICLES of PEACE
|oetween his MajeRy and the French Re
public ilsned on the 1T infant, were this
gay exchanged by the right honorable
,o:u fiawkeibury, one of his majefy's
Otto. o " W.
ihe park and tower guns were fred up.
VI ,hls happy location, and the general
e@uitationwas unbounded.
:, October II.
Aoont three O'Clock, the following let.
.er from lord Hawkefbury was poited ur
:. Inc marion houie, bank, Lloyd's, and
otock exchange.
40 the night hon the lord mayor.
:, downing -ilreet, Od. 10, 1901.
WY Lord have the fatisfaction TO
- your lordlhip, thar general Laur-
w ,o" ! arrived IN to w this morning, with
'p e ,Natlflcation of the Preliminaries CT
% AYE n!gned OIL the 1T infant. The
.e...''ncation of the two governments has
y" e%'s afternoon been exchanged between NJ.
Otto and myfelf.
(Signed)
-, HAWKESBURY.
Lie nience OF our government ~, .Io
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alerannrta anherttser.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER rs.

BY t6e @rriOaief The Ranger, capt. CHAM
6erlaiu, an zze/day kof, at Baltimore,
London dates as late as The I2tb ofOc-
fober bnve been receivea, e0ntaiuiug The
preliminary articles bet1veen France and
England, and a5(o THE intelligence ot't5e
rafJfcation Of Them BY The Fre1eb Cou-
JM. Orr readers will find Them in The
preceding e0lamss. togef6er xvnb as ma
waftke mfiuferefing articles ,eeeived
at Bgqon and by the 4bope a,rival, as
our tiue and room 4uoxid permit u, tn
extrqff. The Baltimore Editors bra
mjrHs lengthy details to-mor,o4v.
Etf'HH efa letter from Mr., Da4y/or dated
Lo,odon, October I'd, 1901.
The prellmlNaries of peace between
France and England wee fiened Ian n;ohr
! expect to fail for New-f,rk in three
days in the Penman.''
@ THE Anniverfarv
Meeting of the St. Andrew Society VITA
he held at Gadfby's tavern on Monday the
the goth init. at 10 O'Clock.
BY order the PreGdent.
A. HENDERSON, Sec'ry.
Alex. Nov. IS.
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We undernand that the maroui, cornw,,r.

We underfland that the marquis cornwsly;,
MN Proceea, III aiew days, TO Amiens, to meet
the trench plenipuen,iary, and proceed with ali
P'h'oie ciipateh to the final arrangement of
Feale' he hrh coniul's brother. Joieph Buo
haparte, who hgned the treaty oil l. nreville. will
probably be appointed plenipoten.iarv on ,be
part OF the French republic. Il is believed in
'he m'Niiteriil circles, that the dcfutive treaty.
VII occupy but few weeks. The grcateit diff
''e"rties VIII certainly arite from the variety of
e"niiderations to which the diicuilion Of fair
and satisfactory treaty of commerce mua give
birth. So
ne re)oicings and determinations will he uni
verbal throughout the metropolis this even
ing.
The French funds, which had fallen ON the
5th to 5z4, rofe the following day to upwards OF
TWO per cent. The Tiers Confolides ieft off on
the 9th at SAT 500.
When citizen LanriRon, Buonspar,e's aid. de.
camp, arrived this morning in ST. lanes, Gree.
the hories OF has carriage were taken our, and he
loud acclamarions. '''
= The Courier, French frigate, has been eap,ur.
cd IN the Mediterranean BY La Pomone, captain
Cover.
!, Yarmouth, oaober 2. Arrived this morning
the shannon frgate, with large merchantma9
belonging 60 South America, which ihc captured
IN the North Seas; fhc is called the Samuel
Smith from Batavia. laden with India Goods
and bound to Anfterdam; being eaky, on her
Paiiage, the touched at America, where ihe was
Obliged to leave part Of her cargo.
Public Ledger.]
Falmouth, September 80. Sailed the Chcfler
held packet, captain Bgh. with the mails of the
I'd infant, Tor Halifax and New-York; paiIen-
ger MIR. Jones ALTO the Harlequin, captain Gray.
with mails of the aad Infant. for Liibon.
RIGA. September ~.
A courier difpatch by the chief of brigade, Du-
roc, pa!led through this town yeiterday, on his
way to Paris. lie carries convention concluded
between the court of Rufiia and the French re-
Puoiic' and which is TO be fgned by M de Mar
kow as foon as it arrives. ii contains the Enln.
ton of iome difficulties which remained between
the two powers, and prevented the coneluiion
OF detinitive treaty.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-26
HA WKESBUPY.

NC nlence OF our government on the.
co" I.s OF 'his treaty, although of the lef.
tD"Tquence from the communicates Of
e I af's Journals, forms ftrong and not
Ise.y, favorable contraa to the attention
p p"'a oy the French executive 70 the anxi-
|plo ''"1 we iegi'lmate iolicitude of the peo-
f'' "eare therefore compelled to refot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-26
Prellmlnarles of Peace.

PreIimiAa,ies St Pence brfqven The French
Rep16he, and ht Braanaic Majryqy.
.fg1ed at Lonio~, 9tb Eeaaemai,r, 9th
year Of, the F'enc1 Republic, (fya Oa.
1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

ma, where he boldly landed 5000 troops, who
continued their march to Egypt after taking a
llItle repofe. This Intelligence is conirme by.
merchant veHel arrived from TripoH in thir-
teen DAYS, Vhich relates this faa WI h the fol
loving Pr ticuiars, that the natives OF Barbdry,
70 far from oppoing he difembar katoa, IA
voured i as much as was necedary for the
fncosis of the exhibition We learn through
the fame channel, that the EngEh hip laken
near Malta made vigorous reliance.
While fortune leems again 10 fnle on the
French army Of the EAT, the agents Of En-
gland are always buGy at Naples, Me1ina, and
Leghorn, in tPreading the mot abfurd news in
favour Of the Eng.ilh, among which i, the arr
val Of Greek veGel from Alexandra having
on board 80 French folders, being part Of the
carlton of that place, taken, as is faid, by
adault, on the 10th or a7rh of May.
Courier Alanaie
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

fail in two or three days brig dpatch Pray Portr-
mouth TO IAN IN I'VE or tx days brig - Manlon Of
do brig -, Paule, do. fchooner - Savage
do ichooaer -, Deiathcr:ng, do BRIG Terantu a,
Chaplain, Bolton lchOOner - Pool do brig -
Benz'main, Norwich-Sept. ga, lat 49, 26, long IS A.
iPoke ichooner Thomas. Philips, days from BarbA-
does, bound 70 Catliue, Penoblcot-Sept q fpnke tp
Neptune OF Nantuckl from BomdcR out as days,
bound home Aug. ~, 10 lat 80, Al, long N fpoke
ihlp Mary, Cap:. Blker Of Portland, from Anterdam
"A days, bound 20 Phl4dep hia-Capt Baker lpokc the
lnp Merchant Capt, Dyer Of Portland from Noiok
bound 10 liverpool, in long, Al.
SANE LIy-Arrived fchooner Morning Star, Captain
IoiePh Edes 70 days from St Gro Left there lch.
-- Appleton, Of Bottom, to l4i in dayton hi,
Pailage home, ipoke Liverpool Packet Wait, within
one days fai! Of Newyork.
SATURDAY, S1bt 76.
Arrived lchooner Martha, Capt Samuel 5tephenion
80 days from Bcrbiee-Ieft there the 27th Aug. brig
Olive, Of Portimouth, Jofeph Soody matter bound to
Demarara ichr. Mary, OF Bottom, a. HaRngs mater,
JUL arrived -chr Three Friends capt Jchn II Riggs
OF Portland TO fail in three weeks-Sept 4th r9okc in
lat ~. s, y. and long So, 10 w. fchr Pox II DAYS
from Newhaven, bound to M2rtinicO, al vel-SeDt
q lpoke in lat 3d. 49, ~. long. II, So w ship Hero
from New Iorks bound TO Madeira. two DAYS.
SUNDh1- Ss6t az.
Arrived brig Traveller Capt Blanchard, u DAYS fom
Havannah, Capt B lpoke rrig Lion. Capt Norton
Of his port from New Orleans bound 10 Haranna-sU
we'll farce n Capt. Baroh4rds hands died while 1t
Havana, all belonging 70 North Yarmouth.
n i1ter from CAPT. Heae, off5JboCt, .lated al 50
Lon Ray, Jaiy fro7d meaf,at tJata Mr. tFiii5, had
recett4 letter y on C2njaI D Brirud4fed alIqllfers
1obicb ao' 7Isd that %gericaH zssJ bu4 been cap.
! tayed By f5s bar5ayy Cruisy5
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PARIS. arGusr :
HELs7T AND BR1NrE,

PARIS, AUGUST
The relations Of anity which had llbifed
otsssn the French Republic ana the Uui ed
Aial'' Ct America lad been Interrupted. The
solv'otion which, rsn=ws them IS jut raj fed BY
zoe CaI;t ConllI, and th4 exchanges Of the rat
iaeaaon' BY The TelPetige parties have taken
place at Paris.
me rlsrchtnti Of both countries hal already
'suned their operations with confidence. The
Aastran fig waved in The p6yts Of Farce,
anl that Of he Republic wa well received in
Us ports Of tie United State, and the union Of
,oe tSo nations was a preface that the two
governments would fpssdiy come 10 a good
ualoaeItlndlog 1t was ike family qalrrel,
salSh fmple explanation was fulicicnt TO ie-
noVe,-Aosilsur.
From Paris Pa5e,J.
ssSoA July Is. All the Intelligence re.
49, nefe agrees in fpeakng Of the happy
49, ..r1O1rkation efs6fed BY ADM aIGln.hsaume
r-.ns COATS OF the kingdom Of BArca. Letters
= a'fiaa and ATcona. the reports brought
Z '~0 v.iels from Corlica, one Of which hal
R,n oo@d beGdes other PlGengers. G-ne. 4!
T'i'I, conhrm this important event.
.rs following DEAL, on this flhi-a are
"a ~ u letters from e5horn, Of the 16 h OF
lo,.. I''nta =" The intelligence refpeaiag he
49, .SS q The expedition of Admiral GAnthe
-. ,. : happily confirmed, both by intelH-,
B. 's'eived fiom CoIfica ani bY that from
III LII This Admiral, afer having taken
n ~ ~ anita ae Englilh vef=l, which he fenl
r..a sisalaa, cotioued his couf. t1wlrds The
Il. ~ Darbary BY the way he iell in with
~ fuaoran under Sir John Borllf- Warren,
IA, 4. 'o1nd thar he was in pdrfuit Of him H
49,, - y tae enemy fgnils thIt they were
ss.a gtof 40 attack bur IS his inciptl
CIV. Am waste carry fuccours to Egypt, ia ,rira
aame endeavoured 70 avoid battls.
NJ .siher was favorable to him; a gale
4, .aa coming or, he lot fight Of the enemy
~ so.lnued his voyage. Sir Joan Wamen
Il. ,od thus Opportunity returned towards
4 'ssl'liqF'a, to which he fUppoled Glntbeauue
I 8 bound bot this ADMIRAL arrives at D;r
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THE uolcrib1r h~rsby gives noterto 40 con
1 cerne3, that hlvIas e. duly aPo1ntet Ad-
niniara'fix on the EHlte Of lTilEL BLAKE.
lle Of G9rbaT. Ia the county Of Cumberland,
Yteman, leyca!rd, bas aiken upol her that truG,
aud gwen bod al The law direct: IN therefore
rrducfs All p-rf5ns who Art nieoted ID tld de-
ceal-d's Etatr tx maze m nrti1re payment: ind
thetc who have any demtnIs tnr 1n, tl exli5iF
the fame, rn APPHIA BLAKE.
Sertembar AZ, 1901.
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Bahim7Te, Sfb!. I6

DHII"4Tt' 0fD'' TO.
A looP from Gasdaoupe has been fpokeo,
from which information was obtairej, that five
BriEth q anfports had been wrecked on that ii
AMI, four hundred men drowned The
commodore was blamed, and ordered home for
tri4l.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

PEI Pin this town, IN Tuefday laR, Mr.. AtsI
WeI 5r1y, q Fitthharg, aged "a years.
Or Wednesday lat, Mr.. E5ga Han. Of Portmouh,
aged 3o.
On Frilag, very flid:nlY, fuppoled ia fit, Mr..
DIaid MlIGa, Of bis town, aged Az.
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To be fold at Auction.

On TUESDAY, 29th inf.
n mr.. Dser,zg'5 Brick Stare, No. 1, Flg.Sheet.
TIGHT Trunks, one BOX, and four Bales Of MER-
A. CHANDlZE, confting of Blue, Drab ana Scar
let BROADCLOTHS, Coating, Swan.dowus, and
Worried hole with lundry other artclrs-Ths ahave
Merchandise viii De flid without reerve ~ the highe9
bidder, hxty DAYS credit, for fums amounting ID w,
DO lars and up vads.lo with approved endorlrs
Al lums be ow, cath On delivery,
Sale O'Clock. Po,n,rR S.5f az 4
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LoNDoN, AUGUST 70.
!, our pot letters received this
'.A, hat Lord Mellon, has failed agaia'
fT'ln5' u. aees. BOT in the MeduGa frgaie' &C.
@'a i ,g;,b a Jingle revenue gutter. a
oP. sr,., : probably his 4 c Object
a.-J,y received Paris journals to the
Wss5'ancnfsa. The news Of the lombard
~ ~. y BouIoene does not appear in any OF
fai'n' J. which have reached US. They men
ps p,P', Education Of the Convention between
lp''lS .a5,he Uni.ed States of Americas and
fFane %. CIV s"v.ral reports refpeains Ganrheanme
i s,eog laudsd his troops,
Enter report comes from 70 many quar-.
IL fcens eotitled to fome degree Of
~ ~ ~ .boash It cannot be true that their mum
80 aased, 10000 men. The news has
I II II. - sea Of rafting the French funds to
q b.r had bsea down at thirty uins and a
fsaon
NJ ...ora,s from Conaartinople Of the 3oth Of
a,fe that French flip with difPat hes
l'1' t,ken By ;he Englilh on its way fran
l ,,'.sns,i, % France. General Menol had
fat hons on board her Tx Frenci OHl0ers' an
anuber Of cOnamo men, parity on account
/ ofTloefs and partly FOR other reaions' w rs
Ip,Gige previous 10 us caPture' the crl"' TOT
s |r.at caaie it is unknown, role upon thele OH
! Ir.r, and murdered them all.
4 o,..,.,,., axes M meot;on Of Caotteaume.
l ~, G,ccanrs from France. being landed in
w.. - - Aav Dar, of Africa.
ls,P oer,,-
Il BY sasl' !, On olu,'li, \ i ~ i ~
spp'as y i : ..i-l' f. : = LII.
il f.'pps III. - ~ III b;n,
Sglo, W." 80 o-i-' 4 II III '''''
= Niaon, ,.or--o- ,---...a
1l.r f,g LII 5-a.,l-. nelson III. p. F7.
1 1ss-T4 sf5s B4e II. y 7g-- V.7-l-, E7 if-i \
As5# h.Hgi8 P Ha&l " 8's@g'', t5s 7 i-3
Su--Ihr ensmy 'eA-i+, b"8-' an da-5s
| BggeT rigged,) and ich'nn=. tWen Y-i"9r
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3Qrtlan0,
M0NDAr, SEPT gMBEa e, 1901.

FROM EyROPE-LArEsr.
By th= Mama, we received London paper
die STAR Of The 10th Aussa-We have ex
lraaed the only articles ot Importance It con
tajns, which viii be found under their D op=r
h-a Is in this DAYS Paper.--It appears by the
article under Paris had, that the treaty between
Amcrica ana France had inf been ratified BY
the Firt C1nful-- article from P ,ris, ofthe
Oh 1lL mentions, that at he ordinary audience
of the AmbatTlIors, which took pace on tie
5,h, among o.her pe-loos prefeoted to III. Fir1
Confll MrMURRAy, Minife' Plenpotent;ary
of the United States, PrefeateI Mr.. SToRY,
Ciizen OF tie Uuile1 States"
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OF PORTLAND.

TRURSDd1-, sept "a.
Arrived llp Numa, Capt. sydeman, A days from
Li9erppoi spoke, Aueh1 a., in LAT 50, g. long H.
So. B u William, Pad'cS as days from Bsumore for
London.Au5uh Il, boarded by the Britifi rrigate
Pdebe, and treated politely.
Sane Iay-Arrived brig Portland, Capt John Lincoln,
80 days from Liverpool --septcmher q IN at a. 81,
tong A. fpoke brig Phenir Captain Ebenrzer Ward,
from BdboA bound 20 Salem. out 81 day., All well.
from Denararl which place he left the 10Th Ausua
Left there the following veTels viz Schooner Unicorn
Parker Bluehil-the Cap ain and three Of the
dead; fehoqnet from Wiicaflui brig Juno, Shaw,
Pot'aall lssely Arrived dooP Brits-, :" TO
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The Volunre-r Corps Of Maine, conGRing Of
tlblegion Of Cavalry, AM lua legion Of II
fAnuY, under the command of Major 10,
tPH T. BoYD all 10 conpete unifor are u
parade At No,t5- Tarm94b, or he I'm O3ob.
next, wh-n general mlpeaion ana review vii
take place.
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TyTdEREAS Commit u ofBaokrpp.cy fuuu1-
w el Upon the Al Of Co1gt-f Ut The U1l:el
State, p4dtG the foutn day Apri %, eutlil~I
al act TO eaablih an VA form fy'ten Of 3 nk
ruptcy throughout the Unitcl Satee, has teen
awarded and ihIed agunt MOSES ATKINSON
CROSS, Of Freeport 10 the D.trtt Of Milne,
Merchant, and the faid Motifs a. CrOls, has been
declared a Blokrupt. he is he.ehy rcqnired t6 Tar
rendcr himlrIf to the Comm iionrTs, Ia tue f4.t
comm lIi5ned named, or TO tht m IN part Of ~
"A the oh day Of Odober next, 4al Oh the l4tA
Of the fame Month, and on the 9TH dav of NOyem
Der following, At O'Clock, IN thr forenoon, w
each Of laid days, at the Commit Jngrs ONE
ii Fih-hree Portland, and make fun Lifclo-
flrr and difcogery of bis e(att zud etFrEt wv In
and where his creditors are herebrnothed ID com
prepared to prove their debJs and Al the rccun
meeting to choofe 40 afIignee or a1itnees; AMI al
the Ian meeting faid bankrupt IS required 10 fndh
his examination; aad at faid at mtetrns any ofthe
creditors of faid bankrupt may b h-lrd, if they
nail think 6t, before fad commfiouers, seaind
the making or allowing Of cer,if ate 70 the Judge
Of flid DfG9, 10 euttle fld bankrupt 10 a certi
6cate of dilcharge.-A perfohs indebted 70 fad
bankrupt, are TO make payment, and th0f- VINO
have any Of his elFr6ts, to deliver the fame 70
fuch perfons on,y A. the commifioners lhal ap-
plint. EDWARD OXNARD,)
EBENEZER MAYO, ComNY-
Joseph TITCOMB. "7'''
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Sales by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, 3ot5 September.
At WILLIAM FENNELLY's Office.

At WILLIAM FENNELLY's Office,
PORES TREET,
OK ftout frong HORSES. All Of
- which hAve been uled IL Inc truckin5-bn1ner.---
atio iutab!e for Saddle Or Ch.ir5 -Ano. IN elent
CART TRUCK ? sIEDS W. n fI,racr. 15rn...t.
SADDLE, &c. The above will ba rJid at cream IVA
Ninety days TOT approved note Or notes.5-ie ~ twelve
O'Clock.
Al6, at 10 o'eioek in The fireman,
W'l DC fold at credit Of 10 days, two TruuksaG1r-
ed MU5LINS -L<rwiie fer Cath, -rB,x ,1.ai,,;r,-
fundry WOODEN GOODS; cafe HATS I5
WATCHES 2oTABLES; 50 dozen S!IAWLS.
50 cafes Knives and Forks one trunk Table Cloths
50 pieces India cottons, together with large variety
of other Goods.
Psrtia7d Sept. %.
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A VERY COD STAND Tor Trader, or
A Mechanic, iui1ted few 70 Is nor Of lhe
Congregational Meeting h).i-, in L!ni5iek, ~
Gd4g Of h7t acre Of eN,ti eut Land,
st ty 20 COr1- t~ly d-.th et---4 ou1
10 "a. ny 81 party dn.h-i; wrh an sx5 ...a.......
within I1 feet p. t1t h. RI, ddi convsi-. -+
10 fc.t lrIr .--'or trr \ 4n .lv.tu t.i.
M Dug ~ III F4l1, Dr tc Et&A C,rr1G.
I'll ND I'M ELL
Sbh AZ SCI
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BdNKRUPTC2c.

M HEREAS commliOn Of Bankruptcy has been
w awarded and ilIued sgainit G GARDNER G )UBC,
OF place called Pisa1t I944t4i4 Corr, in the Dtf,t
81 Name, merchant, sgrceable Jaw elahUihjue
Uniform fytem Of Bankruptcy thr1ughou. the Un-d
stare; and he Being declared BY us the undersigned
CommiiLliner., Bankrupt j. hereby required 10 fur
render hfmlei to Us the CommifiontTs, "a the 7th
day ot Ott1her aext, On the zth III l4l loblr and
~ che 4th November, ten of I- c1cl I'D tho fore
noon XIX each VI iait days Al the OH IVY JJ2As CLARk
Eiq " H1fs. I'D thc f4td Dnritl; ana to make IuJ
IcO-urc Ct All hs cla;1 and effects And nu.le H.
hereby given o thc Creditors Cf aiI lnrup to come
prepared ~ prove their dcbJs and th ecOnd ns
ing ~ ohole Up -,h2nee alIigncls; and x the al
meeting fail Bankrupt j. 10 iuil hi, examination go
And ~ the ied Of fad mceng7, the Creditors may ID
heard againR the making or allow NJ cf certificate %
the Judge Z iid diartt to cnit'e tbr fi3 B,nkrup-
To certificate # ddcau-e-- il pc.l5n, Indebted Go
.s'd B'oArup1, are 10 make payment md tLoe WHO
have soy of BIS goods SIR effects deliver the fame
20 fich per.on perlon5 on as tbs Comniliioners
flal sp .5InI. Jon CLARK, , nm
JsCOB FISHER, aiao.-
GLO w. WALLiNGTORD. I'd.
VIII, .biez75sr .. 1907.
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WTuEREASaConDi n of Dla kruP, cy fouuj.
VIZ upon the Az II Cuusr-l4 WI the UuitJd
S.l.ts, DaHll The f..t-h 14y 1t 4D-H, 1900 ru-
tt.eG, " An act ID rdlDiih 4n uniform n a-m ni
Blrttupcy throughout TIE UatteI STATES" has
ls,a awarded afainf SIMEON MAYO. W Port
a1i, ia the Dittrtt Or Mliqr, A,rcha+t, and
;ae flii Sim10n Mayo IN. hk1 declared , Bank
fupt, hr Is III vhy required frr-ater aiml-if
" lie Comm fi1u5rs I'D me f2id commiliOu named.
or 70 the major pant Of n n. "a tar u dav Of
OtOber next, ou The I3sh ~ III, int month.
ans on tbe OH NoyomOt' f,,ow'Qe, ~ 10 o'coCk
10 ne forenoon OF each at isid day, AZ the CON.
r. Homer office, Pm tree,, Portland, lnd make
. fun jifclOture and 3i0ve~y Cf rs Etate 9ot
Ef-8s; when and where he Gre llters are nct fed
to cons prepared % Prove taclr debt; ana a.
he Eco q meeting 70 ChOpl, an al; lues ar
+iirne-e, ana AZ the sa meeting t'd Bankrupt IL
rr4u.rri "a 7i.h 81, eX4miGato amt 7t iu5 ,at
meeting NY OF the Creditors UT ilI Dl1kru1
nay D. heard, # they think ft, before rtt com
mHIiaaers, againtthr naking ~ 4 .vy.ing uf cer-
nfcate to thr Jud k Of f4Id D.hr VI NJ cattle II
bankrupt 10 certificate of dhcha.g al pat-es
indebted % laid BsnkrIp, are tn IN Iee l,.lcHt.
and hotr who have any Of lib efIe-t., s1- y t-I-
Yer the fame Q fnch Pertons only \, thy Commit.
GoDsrs hail appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD. D.,
RICHARD HUNEWELL, 0'0'1+ I'M
JOSEPH TiTCOMB.
pDr,lopA az
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NJO1iCE "A hereby rjy>n, tLat the hbfc-.ber
AN has h.rn duly appointed di.Hiu.Iti3af ct th4
Marlborough, III tie county of LnvoH Martinez,
dcc-1ftd; ana haa undertaken that trui by giving
banis AZ the law dryti All p4Tlors therefore,
having demands agant The catte offad d,cgaGrd,
are deGrei % exh Sit me fame f7r lettemeot ani-
a.: Indebted to fail e9ate, are roqu,tcd 10 max:
immedilte payment 20
SAMUEL ADAMS. Ad,4ia5fCaior.
WIlta0Fff, Sept. g i8oi.
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LONDON, AUGUST 70.

sur p0AA. carr. Spokesman,
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NOTICE Is hsreoY given, that theCommGion.
IN ers and AfIignee If JOHN o WATTS, 4
Bankrupt, will meet at the Commit )nrr,' ofi,e
il Fin fret, on Monday the Goth day Of Oto-
ber next, 70 O'Clock, A. NJ. to make dividend of
laid JoHNO WATTs's tGate and eff, 6ts when rni
where his Creditors who have not proved thcr
claims, are hereby notihsd to come prepared 70
prove the Jams.
EDWARD OXNARD, ,,;c
JAMES NEAL, S~n
Sept. ,a. THOMAS Ho7EY ) f'"f'''