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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

N ocS nations hOWly Wilct duu uCdniy Juttj
"To buried merit raife the tar4y bul
Jo5giaa's Yarityf Hu1saa WJbes
WHEN the Father of his country died, the
lamentations Of general forrow were loudly eH-
fraed, and re-echoed from one end Of the con
fhcnt TO the other the prefs tened with ele-
M and panegyric the forum, the pulpit and
he fenate reiophded with eulogy and pathetic
ktclamation. During the Paroxilm Of grief,
BE representatives feemed wiling to indulge
Ne peoples feelings, and decreed to erect hon.
Z Nab.e testimonies Of a NATIONS yeneralion and
'kstst
w4hington has left US but twelve months,
remains lie yet green in the earth and for
'pw hss fub6ded, feeling has grown cold, and
n. remembrance Of his f:rvices are fading in
obfeurity like the o5js0s of vilion, when the
N has flank below the horizon. Thus aahds
Re character Of America, if it may be drawn
BON the conduct Of her delegates. A few,
Z sith liberal fpirit and enlarged views, with TO
,Fiipay the general will with magnihcence and
Eandeur fltable to the location others, re-
Rwdlefs of national dignity, and not ju(tlY ap-
FecIating he exalted character. are waiting
Fne in degrading calculations Of petty econ
grny, while the ref hope p deRroy every ef-
ecent plan, BY propofng to commit the mem
~, the fame, and the virtues Of Warrington
Ftbefragile temple ofthe human heart.
l On an occafon like The ptefent, three ProIti-
psnt ob;eas of confederation naturally Preitnt
fenfelVes. To honor the luxurious dead, TO
Tnee peoples gratitude, and 10 decorate the
oPols honorei by his name with ipccimen'
he uieful and the initiative arts. If, in the
adsm ct aniqoiry ]: bias beca cuaomary 70
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

A young woman in feaman's clothes, aP-
Piled lately to the Impress officers at Liverpool,
to enter as volunteer into the navy. On the
entrance or the lieutenant howeVe-, lhs nnlor.
tunately forgot her aiIumed character, AID fai-
uted him with curtfey. This Immediately
led to a difcovery. Anothe. young woman en-
tered ia the fame way ihortlY after, and re-
ceived the bounty before lhe was difcoversd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

This was written with lappofton that
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

It is Rated from Cyprus, Ausuf Y, that
Turkih "a, commanded by Indi Bey, was
wrecked near the Cattle at Aboukir, when the
officers and crew became Prifoners. The
French Immediately let about fAving the ltores,
&c. upon which Captain Aultin, OF his Majef.
tvs big Peterel, Of IS guns, direaed TWO
Turkilh corvette to fet FIRE to the fhiP, to pre-
vent her bene6ting the enemy but as they
feared TO do, 70 he, by bis own boats, efFeau.
ally executed that fervce, allowing the F:ench
to get but one piece Of cannon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

The French frigates La Concorde. Of l6
La Medoe, of AZ, and La Franchife, of p
guns, during their cruize On the coat of all.
took fifteen fail Of Portuguefe fhiPs, tro Of which
are fad TO be worth 100 cool. They carried
them into Buenos Ayres. The SPanilh Gov
ernor refufed to fufar them to difpofe of their
prizes but the French Comm anding OAicer
igni6ed that, unl9f, he was qnietly permitted
to do 70, he wo1ld FIRE the town and burn al
the vefrs in the harbour The SPaniards n1i
being prepared, were compelled 70 in5mit.--
The lhips and cargoss wers accordingly fold,
and the frigaes were returning 70 Europe with
their riches, molly 10 ipecie, when they we're
met by fome of our thiPs Of war, which cap
tured Ia Concorde and La Medre. Tie
Portuguese had two f.iI of the line and thee
frizate. at he Brszils, and Were infor ms1 II
the snemY being upon tfs'f se-A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05

/" See nations lowly wife, and meanly jua,
To buried merit raife the tar4y bua
Sfebrjoa's Yaaityof Human EIijZ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
MISCELLANY.
POLITICAL.

Ingratitudc. periecution and banifhment always
faith the picture Of great Man"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07
LONDON, January 10.

We yeferday received the Parri. Jour
nails to the 18th inclufve. The Moniteur
of the 18th and 18th the number being
confolidated, contains official copies Of
General DeGoless dispatches, announcing
the fucceHes Of the army of the Rhine, and
Of the convention by which it is follow
ed. General DeGolles fates az induce
ments for the concluGon of the armifice,
the poGbility Of general Belgrade de-
taching from the army IN Italy, body Of
troops 70 join thofe IN the Tyrol, and fall
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07

A''6 vi sAAeAS'H3 A''sSANSPsA NAAS SOt4NnA7
cations with France. They had not heard I
of the commencement of hoit iiities in tia
ly, and it ieems to be inferred that Bruno |
was rather tardy.
The conditions ofthe Armiaice, howe
yer, are 10 favourable to the enemy, they
require no other motive than the advanta-
ges they offer. The French having OBJ
tanned entire poHefion of the Tyrol, hav-
ing united their armies of Germany, and l.
tally by complete line OF potts, and being
in poneflion of every itrong place behind
them, would be enabled to renew the war
with almoR a certainty of iuccefs. Re-
fpeeeing the permanent fortreass which
tthe French have got into their hands, pro-
vifon has been made that they fhall bsre-
fored in their prefent fate, if hoeilities
are not renewed: but if peace does not fol-
dow, it fsems they will be left in the pow
er OF the enemy to defroy them if they
think proper. The debouches of Feintle-
mentz, Nanders, and other Notifications
of this descriptions are left at the dilpolal Of
the French.
It appears by difpatch from general
Bruno, dated the 18th Of December, that
the campaign had at .laf been feriouly o.
pened in Italy He had not waited to
turn the line Of the Mincio but attacked
it in front.
On the z7th the French made a vigo-
rous attack upon the Aui}rian petitions on
the MiEcio, and with luccels. -The pat
faye, after Desperate engagement, was
carried at Monzahano, and Moline. Thefe
places are between the Lake di Garda and
Mantua, lying nearer to the former. On
the 18th at one in the Morning, the head
quarters were at Valegio, on the left bank.
The army is ftated in the official communi
catien to the legislative body, to block
ade Mantua. The account given by
Bruno Of the buGnefs, however, is very
lhort, and not very explicit. tits evident
that much lois mutt have been fuftained
on both fides. A great number of fuperi-
or officers are fated to have been wound
ed on the Gde of the French. They GER
tainly gained their object; and had the war 1
continued, the army Of the Rhine would .
have experienced the benefit Of the diver J:
ion. From Brune's difpatch it appears
that he intended to renew the battle next !;
day. He could not by that time have re.
ceived an account Of the armiRics. Indeed
he is not bound by it. He las well as An
|.gereau in Franconia) is left at liberty to
negotiate ieparate one; and if his ad-
vantages are as deciiive as he Aates, he
will not fail to exact comfortable iacrihces
from the Aufrians in.I ally.
The chief coniul has announced all
thefe fucceaes to the Legislative bodies
with the utmof eclat, and the latter have
willingly voted, that the four principal ar
mics have deferved well of their country.
Peace on the continent is confdered GER
tain; indeed the chief. conful Aates that
count Cobentzel had officially announced
on the gift of December, that he wasem-
powered to treat for a feparate peace; and
r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07

OnS IuAACS no PICtSnnOO 20 the Tlghc
/" bank. The intere1 of Europe does
!" not permit the emperor to pats the A
I" dige. The independence Of the Helve-
I" tic and Batavian republics fhall be In
!" iured and guaranteed. Our victories
" add nothing TO the .pretenGons Of the
|" French people; AuRr;a ought not to
" expect from her defeats what fhc would
I" not have sobtained from her victories.
Such are the invariable intentions Of
/" the government. The welfare Of France
ihall be to refore calm to Germany
6 and Italy: her glory to deliver the
s continent from the avaricious and de-
(" frustive genius of England
1t is deferving OF remark, that while
the Ratanian and Helvetic republics are
mentioned to be recognized, not a word
is faid of the Cifalpine republic. Has,
Buonaparte conceived any new plan for
the fettlement OF that country, and of TIA :
ly at large? It is ftated generally, that
tranquility will be refored to Italy -
Have Prufia and Rsaia prevailed upon
him to renounce the proje@ of making re-.
publicans of the Italians? The circumference
may give rife to many coniedures at
prefent we are at lofs what opinion to
form but we are dilpo{ed to believe, that
the vague allu6on to Italy is calculated to
avoid giving any ground of offence to
thoic powers which the chief conful finds
1t prudent to conciliase, and that nothing
final is yet decided reipcefing thefe fire
countries, the fave of inceHant war, and
prey of alternate conquerors.
In the official meaage there are to be
found feveral leyere iniinuations againft
the influence of this country on the CONT
nent. The Tribuna1e and Legislative bo-
dy likewife re-echo thcle reproachcs. 1t
Teens evident therefore, from the temper
of the French government, that miniilers, !
who have oppofed negotiation in every
fhape, who lately rejected absolutely the:
offer of Eparate negotiation, mutt now
fubmit to the ignominy of making that
propofal, to whichfo lately they refufed
to liiten. That the Emperor will con-
clude aieparate treaty in a very fhort time
cannot now be doubted.
The French funds have rifenvery much.
ney were on the go 4O4. :
January 1o.
By the cartel which arrivedhere yeAer-
day from Nantes, intelligence is received
that a general illumination took place
throughout France on the evening previ-
Gus to her falling, on account of a peace
iaid to have been effected between the.
Auftrians ard French. ]
PROCLAMATION q
ofbh Imperial Maise, the Emperor Of
all THE RHDfas, &c.
WHEREAS it has been reprefented by
many fubjeets of Ruaia that large fums Of
money are due to them from Englifh mer-
chants reiident in RuAia, and that payment
of 1uch debts cannot be obtained his I'm
perial Majefy's College Of Commerce at
St. Peteriburgh, by virtue OF, powers vefted
in them for the purpoie of promoting an
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07

q . NEW YORK, Mari
4 M p Q RI A AT.
gy fb< BrujA Packer, Duke ECumJer- ;
land, aryived be,< laf eve in 3s
days from Falmouth, tie ID S Of tie i
Neau- York Gax<str haze re- bed re-
gxlar Ferries Of The London Morning
4Cbrouiele to the TWENTIETH of
EMBER. 7bey ru<ye r<eeiv<d at
10y an bdnr to ,givs all of their i'm
poytant ronfexts-bat the MOST. imbor-
-<-< tart .sUents are noticed.
The Ruflian, Swedifh and Darifh fhips
at Portfruohth and Dover, were embargo
ed on the 18th January. There were
then in Portfmouth' ;f6 Swediih and Da-
Anifh velels. This order extends to all
the venels Of the above powers in the ports
OF Great Britain and Ireland.
In London paper of the 9th January
we find lengthy trial of the confpira-
tors againf Buonaparte in October lat,
which lated three days, when Dominique
Demerville, Joieph Ceracchi, Joicph Are
ma, AMI ]. B. Zqpino Lebrun were con-
demned to death.
No important d.fcovery concerning the
ixfevual machine had been mlde.
Anofciai letter from the chiefof the
ffaf of the army of Italy gives detailed
account of the paaage Of the Mincio.-
"a One from general Bruno hinielf, dated
q head quarters at Verona, the sd January,
z announces further fucceaes. The Adige
was crofed upon the lift the Aufrians
were Obliged to evacuate Verona and
other important petitions, particularly that
of La Corona. The meafures of iafefy
adopted by the, French government againf
inteaine confu6on and dark confpiracy are
now made public. Upwards Of 100 per-
fons are to be ient beyond ieas, and to be
kept under the inipetfion of the conaituted
authorities 20 of them 1ent out from Pa
RS OH the 10th Of January for Orleans
Guincaprobahy is their deftination.
It is ftated on the authority of letters
from Hamburg, that the armed confedera-
cy between the powers of the North, Ruff
fla, Denmark and Sweden, was actually
fgned.
England is preparing againf any at
tempts of invahon. Gun boats for the
protection of the coat are in forwardneis.
The Brett fleet has made ieyeral attempts
to get out. Seven failof the line and four
trigates with 1000 troops, which left
Brett, were driven into Vilaine bay by fir
Edward Pellew.
Vice admiral lord Mellon arrived at
Plymouth on the 10Th January, and the
next morning hoiaed his flag onboard the
Ban Jofef, ofII7 guns, then fitting with
all expedition.
The price Of -four and corn Auetuates in
London continually-On the roth Janua-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-07

e1' y '"e e0IIeSe 81 commerce is t.
lxtereeae the majerity Of votss, /ub;ea.
bo7uever, to the concurrence sftbe C.l<oe
of Commerce.
III. Every Br;tjA merchant reEdeutiv
kxl'a, Svitboat excepting /ucb as haze Ix6.
/e,ided tbem/eives ylGtors, B9N 4eliver !.
fne eo1umiDf0rers, in @vriting, a Placement of
aH7be balances efnceoxms in tbciy bools.
and a cbedule ofe4stls and goods in tbrir
b2D1Dion, aNatheyNaH, 4vb<u required, de-
'li7er to The commHFoners their books of &C.
eoapts out Of fbeir counting box/ss.
~. Evey RzDFan IaI;ea, 1v5o bos q.
ny elaim O., aemanax pou an EngijGm0u, Of
9vbatever nature or kindn may be, er.4yjs
is Indebted to a B,itJ@/ubjeA, IAaK traxC.
init an account at the ,tar3icuiays. Of Gxeh
debts or claims, to tbe eo.umilgcuers, uvaJ-
in far menfbs f'ou THE padheatiou Of tbi;
ordiuance, in the nezyIbaters, andm default
tbesref; the eammVf0u<rs are no. 10 take
eogniSanee q any claims otley that period.
v. THE e0mmlIonets ere to djIpsje @faN
E1gsE@ .efeezs noao IfqneHe,ed, ,axato re-
ceive all balances Of accounts, and to bring
THE 7vbalt into one geaeralmGG.*
WITH RADTau /u5jetfs @aN reeejv,
ozt 81 The tuuds ttbe. ExglM properly (esL
kaed as 6efav aireaedJ affey adniJEou sf
tile Oalid;xy and jyauel5 Of The eleimaxt.
an eqNel diOideud upon their ye/tel7ive de.
manas, and falI/atiJfadion.
VII. In cafe THE .fuud # ExglR b,0-
perry. does not proae adequate to Tie demunds
Of THE RnIFan er<ditors; or that lkereBaU
remain a/urplus then the reIul @nA be conn.,
muaicafed to The College Of Commerce ct
St. Peter/6urgb.
VIII. The eommiDFoner!AaNn1t be &C.
eoxutadk or relpoy6ble for their dfeJj6oas,
nor<6GNtb@,e be any appeal f'om their de-
:ermin0tious, either BY petition 0, in any
ether zvay, ON any account 7vbatever.
TX. To defygy The exbencr GnamAxage-
ment of The bard Of. eommlEoxe,s, andtw
the Ialayy Of their clerks and agents, both
debtqys and ereditors .NaN aAouU fbem one
half per cent. upon the an0xnt Of tbe.rg-
be(7iue Eums brought under their eonjFdera-
kion.
St. Pete,6u,gb, The 18th. Nov. 1900.
Similar to bankrupt's effects.
All furmife as to the northern league"
now at reff. The queaion is completely
decided, and in confequence the following
proclamation has been publiihed
At THE Coart q St. James'l January l%
1901,
PRESENT,
The Kings mott excellent Majeity u
Council.
Whereas his majeAy has received ao-
vice, that large number Of .veaei' DC.
longing to his majefy's fubjetts, nay c
been and are detained in the ports OF Ku
Ga, and that the Britifh failors navigating
the fame have been and now are detalnea
as prifoners, in different parts OF kuina
and alto, that during the continuance "
thefe proceedings confederacy, OF nv
81. 49,. ana;nA the inf rights and M
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WHEREAS it has been reprefented by
many iubjeets of Ruflia that large fums of
money are due to them from Englifh mer-
chants refident in Rufia, and that payment
of1uch debts cannot be obtained !; his I'm
perial Majefy's College Of Commerce at
St. Peteriburgh; by virtue of powers veRed
in them for the purpoie of promoting an
adjufment and liquidation Of the debts due
to the Rufian merchants, have appointed
and ordained an efpecial @commiiiion, or
board Of commiAioners, for managing En-
glifh property and they direct the faid
board to be contributed, and their operations
and proceedings to be- guided by the fol-
lowing regulations -
/. Iy6alsfog/gR eff4uo Rnlran, taUo
EngljR, and tzOo merchant Of otber nafi-
ems, all ef's1vbom HALL be men ef kxo4vn
good ebara7ey, and tie EnglN IbaH be
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Foreign AftfcleS,
LONDoN, April -.
COPEAHACEN.


from a q; Itch e the city Of Copenhaqea,
Which lately appeared IN the German Muteom,
We learn hat tie city is IS :zoq feet in circum-
ference, containing Se,ooo inhabitants. Ii
contans the principal torreE Of the country,
the aeet, the mariae arieuals, the My univerG
tY 10 Den mark, ths b9nkt5e lovereign tEihua4l,
the principal academies, theoqlY gqod theatre
il Dnmark, a fnpcrb hNary, veterinary
:ch2al, iebopl for cadets 10 The iea and lani
ieryice. mplevm eontaieipg q variety Of rare
andcutious obieas, a nunber oflupcrb edifees,.
9atues, and monuments of every kind. On
The fti- neht the lg4.this city prsiepts idclf IL
aIl its Dagniacepee. X IS psrceive5 at the
diGsnae Of fsyeral gpiss NpEhipg il the torth
equ.ls the Prolpet preif1ta4 ~ the chahnel Of
sh- SQUAD, Which has Denmslk or the right
Sneden n The lest, an g r.enhagen almoa in
front. The C}rhic towers with which il ar
yopnds, aatl which from dQance have ma
jeacaP Erance. engage and fix the attention
Of Eoyagers by the hriah- Of Cheir fpires, as
well as by tie variety Of The ornaments with
which ln,y are decorated, Ga the cnaa Of
Denmark, appears continued hlccetiian Of
rich plains, woods, meadows, iuperh mAnfions,
neat villas, and PleaiAnt gardens, ad1rne with
all the ON tments of art While the Swsdih
lhore exhibits corn lands, Psttnres, anouotain-
ols and picturesque coat, ard AZ length The iqe
Of Hooen, celeht4red as c0httining The oblsrv
saory Of Tycho Brahe, Helingotr Or Eliaeur)
with rhe tortefes Ct Cronenbpsg and HELM
burg, which aPP1arto oohe. AS tie voyager
advances, he leens to failin the midit OF lake,
but loon diieoyers the fea and.the Whole extent
of The plain of Copenhagen, IFS Port hAedwith
vei.ls, AMI its cultivated eavirops.
Three olltc&ss especially attraet The attention :!
the fpeaator. The hra IS the tower Of me
church of St. S.yious. Which IS afteaied BY
circular naircale or IN quhIe, urn4maItea
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fiOm a Ne@hahRhiFt Paper
NETURAL HISTORY.

a mine, q genuine Carburs Of Iron CIT.
MineTT, II. MenaHa, rs maJ5AasFun pam
bago q. Lian@as,l yuiRarlY called bl.ck lead.
was opened the lat fFrpg in Sutton, N. II
This mine is wrought 10 confdera5le adyant
age.j ten or & teen ,toas If Ore have been q 4,
Poiet OF 10 diferent markets. The facimSn
be'ara me + e Hyperion quality, quite fr5e,of
'nPgy'i{'ss' giving Peaqtiia. llllvely !lEoke %
paper.
Caicareoos earlh I'LL FoGidss III. Teu-.
So eah, 5 eo4,bateo, sf LiFacA, n IS foupe At he
bottom o. ieyerI ponds; in Barnard, Bethel
ShTon, ac Vernon, that afsrd an excel,c Y
an exceliyar lime. y !; II he ton1dence NJ
clay, Of whitila colour from. lie fragments a.
isnumeF able iEall fhsl., This { rlh Is MANI
iadured ilto iiFne by forming i in raoulds. ar
horniag i in tips ike brck.- Stacked vi1aD
water i falls iniQ an inPalpab'e powder, aug
mentng u the GrpPQrtIQa OF three 10 one Tins
lme makes xcellent mort ,-4nd is fab 10 70 ~
a h@der,. more arm and duFeble wal, or ce-
ment than anne lire.
| haye nos lassInnen e fulnhate Of lime,
| Peirg, ii. CaIcariaz, 3 SgJ4E, gf4ls, Of
Liarrn5 vuIgarIy called plait.r # PARIS, from
Pafamaq aaddy. M9iae, ioEeflReiied with leaves
Of, tale mote thfn ioeh iqpare. u us a 9Ityfh
colour a couGJsra5le trade is carried on irQus
the aoFthsrn ports, il this platter. to he mi die
and iopthern ttates, wherc III, ufsd As MANURE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

rather tlIen- have refoFted to nsaflres. which
.had'a teudeac 20 involve his aduatry il ia !,
either civil OF frega a VeTf=t6fotce, policgt
could alone prev eat the encroacb4nen4, Of faz-
ton, and pretsFye th1 sxiltence ofreyaliy. The
circumstances Il with he was placed we've TO-
neSl that experience ;ots any judgment forn1e d,
on the experience Of Others could ndt avaithin1.i
AdSilefs were @ Rametous, fofp-ci9us, 70 con-
Trajectory, and 70 urauteeGfaI thar IL is nor.
wonsiei ful- that heis scenIured by 70 many wri.
rers for not adhering implicitly tort5eif p1aas
His iaterogatoty, ana hrs laf vii rerrfa, 4 ~
deniable teTjimoaiAs e The euiekueh and corr
fettaeis 81 bis jadgu7ent, ara the 1fiacerity aud
8oGtheis Of his iHents HIS eoadu6t on the Eaofo
Nyiag oecaliohs. baficgssfTy the various in
farrd ttions ,tbi h diasraeedhthe latter wars Of
hts ieisn, demo e bis r'agnanirityf; and. lis
eoEdnsS from the time his 4riIl eosnrneneed,
dllithe -mont n, which tera5inated his txiaegee3
forms pidure Of excellence almoR furpading
humanity, and deEooarates the, q anfce1idsno
benefits Of that religious. purity which takes The
fenfe Of ihame from p4emeditatedo ignohihy,
Which depiives cruelty pf its2vehofi, and Death
OF its ting. tHta
" Such was the man whom his i'll fate DOOM
cd to eign over The French - an age when
thg-e writes injured ruin ipaead cf refpett \.
Sub was The man ehole murder Ks RiIl actually
celebrated III an inhnnan and ppious frltivA n
H
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M.oN ~ DAY, JvsF 8, 1901.

Montgomery, and Prince Georges in the nate Of Ma
rylsnd and for the neriT Of Fairfax couaty h the
commonwealth oiVfFsitia and they all efpeStisey'
have inlt pogerand suh -iry to tgr into 1c paris
ofthe now dilF9 Of Columbia which were heretofore
WI hin the npits of their REFLECTIVE b3ilwcks for the
PurPois OF arrepg aud condu Sing to the refpettve
xlsuhdertheir keeping aud care as thty heretofore
might have done hatihe Paw te which this Is aIip
pensat neve1 Faes y each and every perfon wifhn
ths lln'lss cf of Co!pmhlg upon whom fuch
ihep hath heFetqfsre fe-yed o. capjes ad tis
i4ciendum, capias al fefpondendun, attachment or
Other process Iringlom any Rate .codrt which COM
rlands ard requires fleh iefs ito have lie body Of
the peffon before the court from which foir writ or
procels. hath ifusd wy ,--e.. .,-.,.v a-.-...s
SEES. g., AFdbs u ftty sea7;5, Tha; Whereby this
att and the al 10 whch this is Implement, ap-
ponrmtnn are authorltd To BE- MADE ~ lie circuit
courC Of the dT;Gt It, fisII be agFtirfor the chief
Judge with one Of the soriatc udiecs Of the fad
eouFt, 20 make laeHsPPQnlRsns st q
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Spsaksr-of tbe 7oajs Of Rsprsjs7tatiOsf.
III DIS JAMEo HlLLHOSUE,
Aa. Prsfdcpf Of tbs,Sena1s. pa tsmpue.
Approved March sd, A. d.. 1907,
| JOHN ADAMS,
PrsfdsEfoC ne UaitnfiStas5.