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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
Nav LONDON, Dec. 9.
THANKSGIVING.

Nav LONDON, Dec. 9.
THANKSGIVING.
Tbuyaay the a6tb uh. z0as ob-
/erved as a day Of Thanksgiving and
praj/e in this State and Ma0aebalSAs.
II motion had been made in THE Legic
lature Of Rhode yQand for THE ap-
pointment oftbat day for THE fame
purpe6 in that State, but rejected, on
the ground efip being an mnees9ary
LegjNative interference in religious
matters, by the rs5ubEeans--7ob0 ne
vsrtbels/S, in conformity 10itb the an
eient eyaom, 0oluntuiy devoted The
day to /olemn and grateful religious
exereje in their )eOsrai 7O0ylbiping
'WembHes. Nb
This refy/M Of THE republicans
gfRbode-lland TO oblse, BY govern
mental 0utbority, the peepls to prai/e
God and be grateful j0r bis mereies,
according to lazU, has drawn upon
them THE inVefliVes Of THE federal
bigOts in NeaO England in THE msR un-
,6lulbing prefyfon. hHJaid they are
I" ungratgul and imlpious 4Oretehes,
7Sbo deny fbs goodnejj of Cod, and re-
tys TO thank biufnbis ble0Tngs."
Jftbe neglect Q, rsfy(azto srda;n
by laSo particular day and parfieu-
lar Ju6jeas on sObieb our pieiy and
gratefalneG TO beavsn @aNbe exereic
ed, be 70 beinous a crime as is repre-.
)enfed, te10 indeed gfbe Exteen Uui,.
ed States are fund in The path ofdu-
~ and urtue. Nez0-Hamybirs, MAJ
/aebu/etts, FermOmt and Connecticut,
are THE boiy four eftbe number .rbo
annually thank God that they are not
like their tzOflve mrigbteous )geers.
Tes, in tbs/s for States only (and one
Of them is already gone, and fzco ot5sys
|JgR agoing) } do acs prai/e The Lord
every autumn, BY eating 7vaggon loads
Of roaAsd gese, pamkin-pies and pis's
feet pnddings. Ill /out5aoard of Can
netfieat, dark and 6enigbfed, un-
ebrysiAn and uysdsrai, none have
THE grace to pajS laa0 for killing a
Jingle chicken or baking a Engk )guob
to the glory Of God. But 4ve joree
people to prajIs and pray to be /ssn by
men Ctor no )eeret els/st de4vtion 7OiH
be accepted on this OceaGon) once a
year, and abyls all 4vbo do not fol2ow
the example as berefieal zvrstebes,
pubAieans and Enners.
In one point Of vieqo the objerv.
anee Of annua' tbaak/givings, by pref
6yferi0ns and others, qvbo are not in
fbs habit efeele6rating ebrjqmas or
,eso year holidays, certainly bas moth.
ins in it improper or reprebenGble,
and may be defended 4, highly con.
,Uenient and Iauda'le. Bm to jqig.
nlafize all a0bO do not jSiloso tbe prae-
fiee ar mpious and mngratsfui, is
n'tber candid, reejonable, nor yyq-
II 10 THE conduct Of The Pbari)ss TO-
sosrds the Publican, 10 poinfediy con.
dsmSed by Jsfw Cbrjf. Bee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

I'VE copy the following pertinent obferva-
tions from much reipetted. and well con-
Quoted Newfpaper.-publifhed too, in the
highly f" federal State of Connecticut.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

The Fedt,aifs, finding they have dif.
graced & rendered obnoxious this once plau.
hbie and impolng name, arc now ftrivins TO
exchange it for one naturally refpeeaable, and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18
A LETTER
From Robert Go,dloe Harper, Of Soxtb-
CnroAi1A, to bis eoxifitusufs.

W9b5iNgtou, FeL. z6tb, 1901.
THE occurrence, my dear fir, which I
coniider as next in,importance, is the treaty
with France; which was Ggned at Paris on
the goth Of September ]aR, and arrived
here Tome time in December. 1t is alnloh
wholly Of a commercial nature, and places
our trade with that country on footing
as eligible as that wherein it ftands with
other nations.
The ratification of this treaty met with
fome difficulties in the fenate, but was at
length agreed to, under two conditions,
which are nos conhdered as being ola ma
ture to create objection on the part of
France. The drf is toexpunge an article
which we fuppofed to imply what we did
not intend ever to ftipulate; and the fe
cond, to limit the duration of the treaty to
eight years: precaution ufual in COM
mercial treaties, and particularly neceE-
fairy in the prefent varying and uncertain
fate Of the world. Some further obiecti-
ons which l thought we'll founded, were
made to the treaty; but as it has been
accepted by the constitutional authority
no good can refult from ttating them.
Our commercial treaty with PruAia has
alto been renewed. 1t is important not
only as relpeas our trade with that nation
but alto with the north of Germany an
extenhve and increaGng branch of our COM
merce.
The mott important act Of congreis
which has paned in the prefent cfion, is
that for regulating the courts of the Unit
ed States. According to the former plan,
there was one fupreme court, coniiAing Of
fix Judges and circuit court in each fate.
Thefe circuit courts were held by the judy
es of the fupreme court, one of whom
attended at each Of them for that purpofe
and as they were held twice year, the fix
Judges were obliged, in the performance Of
this duty, to travel perpetually from one
end of the continent to the other. In fuch
long and frequent journies, accidents would
happen to prevent their attendance and
then no court could be held. Hence
great delay of bufnefs, and much lofs and
Inconvenience to the fuiters, jurors and Wit
nehes. AS the fupreme court, moreover,
is the high court of appeals, and the laa
refort, in all cafes fubjed to the judicial
authority of the United States, which in
cludes matters Of the utmof Importance
both to the nation and individuals it is
necenary to have in that court, men Of
great learning and experience, and of that
weight of character which is rarely acquir-
ed till an advanced age. Such men mutt
ever be unable to fupport, for any length
of time, journies of fuch frequency and
extent as thoie which the former iyfcm re-
CURED. IF qualified alta middle age for
the duties Of the Office. ard ahe to .i,pport
its latiguos, they NUT gradually become
unequal to the L;ter, u -ropo~ficn rs.
they become moro fit tor tic 1oInGr nd
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bliged to attend it, as parties, Jurors al 4:
witneiies, were under the neccflity of traasS,
Yelling in very many cafes, two, three, and
even four hundred miles. The inconve-
nience, expence, and lofs of time hence re-
fulting, were 70 great as to deprive irdivi-
duals OF the benefit Of the court, in lnaay
cafes where it might be highly importanr
to them; and, in great degree, to de-
prive the government Of its aid in execut-
ing the laws: for perfons would feldon
inform againtt offenders, when the inior-
nation was to lay them under the neceffity
OF attending as witnciies at fuch DIFF
lance,
Thefe various inconveniencies it was i'm 4,
poaible to remove by the aid of the oil :
iyfem; for the Judges Of the fsprem.
court could hardly go through the talk 81,
holding the circuit courts already eftabl:ih
ed. Any increafe Of their duty, was,
therefore, out of the quehion.
Nothing remained but to adopt nev
fyeem, whole principles might be fuita,.e
to the prefent fate OF the country, and ca
pablc Of extenfon according to its tutur,
circumstances. 1t was therefore provided
by the new bill, that fuch of the itates as
by their great extent, or peculiar fituation
were expoled to the greatef inconvenience
from having but one court, lhould be di
vided into two difriets each that each Of
the remaining 1tatcs fhould conhitute ON.
diAritt; that all thcie dittricts fhould be
clafled into circuits, confifing each of !,
or dii}riets and that in each circuit
there fhould be circuit Judges one being
CONDITIONED as chief Judge, Whole duty
it lhould be to hold a circuit court twice
year, in and for each of the dii}ricts com
pofng the circuit. The ftates divided
were Mafachufetts, New York, Penniyl-
vania, Virginia, and Tennellee: Manachu
ietts, partly on account Of its extent, AM
partly of the detached Gtuation of the diff
trict of Maine, which belongs to it -
New York, Penny lvania and Virginia, on
account of tileir magnitude and extent of
territory: nd.Tennehce, from the detach.
ed ftuation of its two principal fettlc
n,ents, which lie on different fides of
wide and uninhabited range of mountains.
The territories of the United States be-
yond the Ohio, which do not belong to
any fate, were ALTO erected into diitrict
called the diarid of Ohio; and the whole
number of di9ricfs, was thus increafed to
twenty-five. The number of circuits is
fix: the fr9 conGning of Maine, New
Hampfhire, MaHachnletts, and Rhode
Hand the fecond of Connecticut, Yer
mont, and the twodifriets Of N. York
the third OF .Jerfey, Delaware, and the
two diitri6ts of Pennfylvania; the fourth,
of Maryland, and re two diaricts OF
Virginia; the fifth, of North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia; and the iixth
Of Ohio, Kentucky, and .he two diitricts
Of Tennenee.
Thofe circuit judges ;,ifp. iala.y Of
two thoufand dollar >>,.ch: 2,ccpt tnots
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18

greatef ornaments.
The invariable tendency of fuch fyf-
tenn, mutt have been to degrade, ultimate
ly, the iupreme tribunal Of the nation, by
filling it either with young men Of little
character and experience, or with needy
old men who would hold their feats for
the fake of bread. Thole feats mutt have
been gradually abandoned BY men who
could live without them, and had attain
ed the eminence and age necegary for fill
ing them as they ought to be filled. Eve
ry found politician will feel the necc{lity
Of changing a fyfem, which mutt have
produced fuch effects on the administration
Of juaice.
The new fyacm relieves the Judges from
this intolerable labor, reduces their num-
Der to five, and anigns them no other duty
but that of holding the fupreme court at
the feat of government. The pof will
now become 70 eligible as to be accepted
and retained by the mott eminent charac-
tiers in the nation: which will gradually
render the fupreme court Of the United
States what it ought to be, and what fure-
ly the pride Of every "Amerioan mutt in
duce him to with that it may be, one Of
the frf tribunals in the world, for the
ability, learning and dignity of its mem
bers.
The former fyaem was not only thus
inconvenient in practice, but wholly ina
dequate TO the proper administration of
juftice. The circuit courts of the United
States have cognizance not only OF civil
Actions and fuits to great extent and va
lue, but of all offences againf the laws of
the United States. Thelc courts there
fore are Of great Importance, and indeed
Of abfolute necehity, to the fupport Of the
government which can never be refpeGt-
ed or obeyed, unleis it holds in It's own
hands the means Of puninling infrattions of
its laws.
There arc two fates, Tcnnenee ard
Kentucky, in which, on account Of their
very remote ftuation, no circuit courts
could be held; it being imponiblc for the
judges Of the iupreme court to go into
them for that purpofe. The important
duties OF the circuit court in thoie itates,
were, therefore, delegated of necenity, to
other courts, infituted for a different pur-
poEe, and very unfit, from the mode of their
contraction, for the difcbarge of thofe du-
ties. The diRri6 Of Maine, very I'M
portant part of the union, was in the fame
predicament. New fettlements and fates
are perpetuaIly forming on our frontier
territories; and they muH all have been
in the fame Gtuation with Maine, Kentuc-
ky and Tennenee. They mutt have been
left deGitute of circuit courts. In feveral
ofthe fates where circuit courts were &C
tuslly held, thei' Gfoas e.senc rendered
one court IlciiJ i122c9nQ.c 70 tic buff
ne}s. n Virginia: rccsly'vnnia and ~,
York, lor,l t%1's,, ~ % s9llicn there
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18
Public Sale.

Pubic Safe.
On FRIDAY next
fro o'clock, 4uW be. fold at THE Teudxe
Store,
French Brandy in pipes and
calSs,
Gin in pipes,
Brandy in caiks,
Tenerife and Catalonia Wines in pipes
and caiks,
Brown fugar in hhds. and bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Raiins and Figs in caA1s,
Soap and Candles IN boxes,
James River Tobacco IN kegs,
Hardware in boxes aGcrted,
Nails in kegs, Cuttings, &c.
One bale Of Diaper Table
Cloths Of different fzes,
One box Of China Bowls,
Four fets Of elegant China.
PHILIP G.. MARSTELLER,
Au7iouees.
March Il.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
Nathaniel Tenks.

Igsrzzs re iabaJtaaL Of New-Clouceltr an II, iiz,
tb1t Be 6as s rFyf oz Besoa an Po,ra-a aa5 ag7o
reasyJs, als at b aezy Store large and esze ao7ts4t
gGoODS oa.sg u lhHf svcy arfe Vsadsa II tbe eona-
~ -z~aFg uO6t6 re fsaozsiqr, pix
Hi8H and iow-pr,crd Broa lcinatbs Caii-
= meres WtRcosting Of varioUs kinds I;
Coatnes Rastcens Foreft Cloths Serses /;
Lamoik,n; Y1iveteen Flannel; Baizes; BIan-
kets Widboresi Mofeens Durants Calamaa-
Goes; Satin Lufring; Evrrafine Cotton and
Worried Hoic; Ladle' SIX, Worried, abd Kid
Gloves; chiot1es Muffin and MuAirens
Lave CAmbritk Isiih Linens Brown holland ;
khita-SheetIFg lDuck Sit Twif Threats !,
tapes fndla Cotton NJ >de; Ribbons & Tafy !;
Soa"is aid HandkerChiefs of ell kinds M5roceo
Laltng' and Leather Shoes; OIL. Cloths 4; G.. s Z
HARDWARE. -shovels and Toaes; Knives
aRG foTkaf PorE-r, re and choppng Knivrs T;
CCrrv-combsi Hammers ha %, p9onei, faih ard
compass SiWsi Raz1rs; Scidl.s But-Hingcs I;
H. and HI Do; 4, *, tabls pew add chef Do !;
ChEels and eiJuEes Pane IrNns STD -er-Shrar- /;
Rsfps and Flies; Iron ADD Bo,kta Sro ms
S7uf n paPrr, leather, ant SEWER Inkddnds (;
Tea canritteTs Tea-pots Shsving axes and
RazcT-nroPsi Marking iFoos Spr6lacys plated
ana Ton Spur carp-1ter'S Ru.rs; ID TX tim
MINIS; sion, a'arih. paint 2,o ihoc b utbes ;
aguahic Lamp. and CanalrairE- wood Scr vgs
Cart h'x-s RAJ a.. M0uf- traps Slry- Be "
n Z WHIPS ridas D. al LAihrs Squares aad
Cu.LpaH 1',s Cocks fruf and tobacco Blk
r.i Va mnsptn,; DSawi0- k-'rer.; Bellows /;
GmDiet- ch hi fru \, ~, ull n, cupboard,
drar. Cock and NIB LIS; p rs srd Iron Doc
haTdts an. El 51. 7-f Beds: a. az. hne
CioHts and t@ ~. r. ess Heri- Mails; a. 81
Io1- an aoG Ati-: Glzas COttsn al Wool
Cares STATE. ArH PeaCis Shoe n tkrr', Tool. !
hUNes AnJ Sau ltouss; SadieI's Wars Vt al kinds
T1-s-t-r wth cnur'-f- aiI',tm-nt w WEST
INDIA GOODS ASD GROCERIES of al krnis,
'u'~ois f0r the ~auutry. Tao'c 0r0 nay favor
ham ~ ,asir comDaads, may pend o. ms moh
p-uctuII Attendance
IN B-N P-rons having Arcoart5 open With
t1i js"ks, are "a eFt w c4il 4I te,,.etnr,n ~
neln'-'Y, A. h termtn -i IN h4v1 mem C.oird
oe:o-eih en- I'll acerent Of another ys4r
Nc-Eg sss-fsy d. Il,
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as5ggtthweur.
u I'VE BENEFIT OE THOSE WHOM TT EIAI
CONCERN.


r1-sE eit,av n, ag'eed ~ith NJ the j.lil. f-u5d
AZ Il, back LAsos, and fold I.anJs % 81 fame
,,,,r y nansfou, aid refplGtGbc Esig-a-if Ron he
-, ssssrrrf on princP 6 Prum-hag tnt'n Grest
--f,,r. and the eifsbi'hrrut a hsrusuy and r-sf
- i oaghuut thar icrtiIe region ne GORGE Sc
,sirr, lhat rms q tte Propr' moment tO srn~soce
~ nsa pubiiC and l0.eni naancr, that 10 iu.urr,
!. s.,sess u 81 Lrsi5 sri4 q tossraf-d.
rs Land ~, ans viii Ne iurveyrd int1 Lots, I'D
tr ii tnpaaigy VIII iie ON any lupp4.cl icerccy
! Az oF.acc Every Regular Eif- ha- bluAd hin
~, dc1untcnance sna difcov-r fH-h .av n per-
.u-h aou.d be deemed msdu-ls ampna flR,sI 10
fs.ra wis t1 enter and icrnatn 4m5aE t4lr !h--5
- more g w5ald q se for reEa.Ar fe,:ers filer
fnns igaiy engagct g Ply valuable c"nhdri AEON
krfb Lads 10 .uit-r autAci0u, uiurper 10 ol5-r
n remain amongR them, soArrEEINo rHs sr4ns e.
ss.sab, nhEEr AsD ISsURsLrrIoN wirH EorK
Am Dsrrsn therefore, Who hial IL defiance " this
sss, and n defiance Of The laws uiurp Lsnis Of ,fc
k.rber will be prolecuEed for thf damages that may
es,: faiFsr the utter Jl OF bis 45or sad Ex.uTes,
i b rsiuled Land At any price whatever.
~, The Young. indullriou5 ma orderly Yeons nry
A. Artas throughout Ncw-Engl and, arc inv ted u
srE the Lands Of the fu0crber, yang wei Ut Pao9eI
Eisz, and extending to wtehJn miles ofK.aa-bse-
Ra and contiguous a ne, on which II is conteT-
pxsd to open and snabih Turnpike Road from
liver to river.
Thae rchLands are eonfidered ~ impartial juigee-
I'll 6tOat,On and climate eumbined--ss af1rding Is
many al leaa if not more advantages, 10 young 4gri-
casuris, than any other within the United Stsie4
Thels Lands 20 he fold FIR actual and Immediate
farmenr, either for money or upon crsdt.
APsr'ea rite and deeds Of wa ranty vii be given
payment
TIh8ER and CORD-wOoD S,ealers, Throughout
hs Patent, Grip aud waite men who rde4d Of honsN
4 ealtsatiHg the foil attempt mranly ana nf&nou0y
70 gain property BY this fpecies Of theft, will incur
and receive al the puni(hmrrt and pay al the dam
sgs, Which the law ina inhia aud ALTO ali thoie
Tho hal and ABCr them 10 Their I'm swfa! CON
eaa HENRY KNOX.
Mr.ssIisy, g5o@1for,
= Gsagti Rvs-, Ngv =, 1901,
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XTTE the ldberibes, having been sop1intcd by The
w ion jonathan Bowman, Fig Judge afPrJb'te
within and for the c0unty o, Lincoln 10 receive and
examine tho Claims Of he cred tors to the eate Of
ZsN4s sFET5ON, JUN. late Of Po4Sq1Borozr5 in the
county Of Lincoln, Mariner decealed, rsprelrnted IN.
lo,v,nt r. do heEeby give Nhat FIX months oG
the fourcenh day Of December infant, arc al owed
10 iaA creditors TO bring in and prove their claims
and thai We ihal attend rha feTvice ar H. dwelling
houfe Of Capt. EsENszcR WHrrrIsR, in RleaEt, on.
Gutfday he twenty fccond day of December Infant
ana DE fra Tdeldays il he Eve following months,
from three 70 Eve O'Clock, NJ. each day
JOSEPH CtR5fOAERS, Z c.--:r..
JOAN MERRILL, JUN. "V'''0''
H'Vs5a, Dc. "a, Scr.
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TAKE NOTICE

ETTE The ta5icr ass. apo ntsJ ~ the Hen Es
" ward Cu:ts, Efq. Jnfge Of the Probate, Of
WIS &c I'rtHe county Of York, CIursnHJ1eTs Ky
receive ana eKa9re TIC claims Of the Creditors TO the
caa'- of ID EPH WALKER, la.t Of the p 40 ation
Of 3,o~gfaa, in fad county Yeoman, decraied-eo
hereby NOTIFY the Creci'ors - I4Id eltac, tina GI
moo-'s from the z7h Of October AitF is alaved for
then o bring aud prove their CLAIMS aud that we
hl attend ~ the abovemenioned tuGnef. Al lie
houlc Of It. J MEs OsoooD, in Fyye5rg. on the l.G
Mondays Of December, January snd February next,
AMI on the fecond Indsys ot March and April next
from zoe % fve O'Clock ?. A. each day.
JUDAH DANA.
JAMES Jam IS osGooD co"''lE''y'.
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Feathers s. Bedfickinr.

FOR SALE, BY AARON AUSTIN,
= At hs former rand next door to tae Auction
othee. Foe arcsi, large aFa -tmeut a. Sea Fo,gl
Live Gsee. Ruff, and n Don .FE n TIERS. -Allo
ready made BEDS aadtNGATKA5.ES bcll American
m nul4eturrd BED TICKING Enghh do Of ali
prices Alfo aquAn'iSy d INDIGO The above ar
iortment val be loid as cheap be purchaled in
BoQ0l
~ GAlh and The b'ghEt pr ce given for an kinds
q SHIPPING FUR5. PortL54d So. ?. (ra-7b)
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6ou0s at I9rme Got.
Iabella Child,

eoaemplating removal from this town, IS induced
to eiEr ioE laIe an 1fortmeni Of fafhionsbe Good
az The hrR coIt-Among which ara,
LADIES and Geatlemen's SIX Hole, Cot:cn
%. Win lace clocks, Gsntlemer's pateEt ubb'd
sad PLAIN Worried do. Waittccatlng, Dimity's
~ Slaineis, Piain, lpr gg'd and printed MJilins.
Lllao Grapes and Tiffany's, black and cOlCOred
sosk satiDs, Pelong do. Of all coloFs, white
&c eolored long fix Gloves Of fnpe Tor quality
Slek %. KID Gloves, white LultrnRs, White
~ olack Laces, An aFortment OF the moi fan.
'oaaoe Ribbons, Artificial Flowers ia wTea;1s
:. &C boqucts, Silver Ornaments for the har,
: a,ySacss and Ear-RnFs, Silver Buttons add
ssssaes, Cotton and SIX 90. ack Lace We y,
~ y dan.akerchefs, Fans, P4falos, K1 aad
aiaroccO Sippets.
e. A'o, FianGels, Baizes, Lambfkius, DuraNts,
s..4'aancoes, Fur Trimmings, Emigrad5 Socks,
,. MILLINERY made as ufual
fsTlsH4, De-. !.
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I'HE fuOcirber hereby gives notice to an c0neer-
4 ned, that having been duly appointed adaiu-
hralor o. he etata of EDWARD RUNDLET,
ate Of Portland, 10 the county Of Cumberland.
M-rChaat d>cea(ed, has taken upon him that truit
by XIV nE bond a. the law directs He therefor
requrf ali perions who are Indebted 10 faid de-
ce3itd's' ettale , make immediate payment (: and
hof- who have any dema DIS thereon, 20 exhibit
h he f5~-, t. JAMES RUNDLET, Of Psyyu945
NJ III. A4uia51rafoy-Or 10
DAVID GREEN Of Poyti1u4, biz Asorry.
Der. z.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28

NOTICE is hereby gwen, tbatthe Subscribers
~ have been duh appointed Administrators on
the Rhpr OF Timothy Wsntsvortb BarnsJ. late Of
Protbe9, III The county Of Hancock, Soipwright De
-eqfed and have taken upOu them hat trult by
giving bonds, as the Law directs And all prrtous
having demands upon he eaa.e of the faid Barhes,
are required to txh bit the fame and all perfons
indebted to tn fad Efa,e are called upon 10 make
pavmeut TO BETSY BARNES. ! AdwiaiE
"A GEORGE SHERBURNE. ! t-utorJ
ProiBe7, o7. 6.ISoI (6zO)
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Elizabeth Berry.

,oNNs her friends and cuaomcrs, that Che con
rregse 10 make, and has for fae, Sable and other
- IlPPETs, and CLOAK TRIMMINGS ~
80 80 a ahortment Of FURS, and CHINA with a
'A'sty Of TOYS for Children, sc.
: - sAoe aud Fox Skins drcded in the bef manner,
IA mp, corner of Federal and Temple Arrests.
fafL'A' Dee "a
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sgnBrR 1871
e. zoGu tbs GaaugeEG.

n.,, Of s.. John the Evan gclie, iilbe ssle
17aE fr.,s@ Por5a! Ls5gs Of ancient MAsoNs,
bfata H,u on the Evening Of the 76th init,
/. shsf IN, ,yiIl " dedic4.sd. The Members are
vttalh ~, s,s,pd and fajourBing Brethren arc
laFsd = 1873 viii be furniihed by the Secretary
rts = ~ reousltsdio attend at O'Clock pre-
1s Ss h,s' sr Of the Right WorihPfu Mater,
elrY.-- tosFPH COFFIN BOYD, secKETAkY.
- Dse 70, 1901
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-.craotorRs IN the 1fsias Fiys ari Marine
r 'iiE ,,gry are hereby notified that their
iys'.. fot the choice Of nlne Directors Tor The
F7pea' ny. win Be hclc-n az their Office a Filth
e''as Ta.iday the 5ta day CT Anuary ne1t, atIt
scosk A NJ !. p,.G1ep, and Directors,
Joseph SWIFT, sEcEETAsr,
-, r., su5 Alsrias Le,4raass 08ise, De "A, 1901.
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q nm E5uarnlnr i1orfe.

II :. BOND, has taken the large ne20
4, s C'a'frset, 9s53le fis Court Jogs and Ibe Hss
y .iP'ia'aa 20 BOARDING. HOUSE zuLsys - ~.
X ssiy Barrier SsIy s25y-AE dc tifesf.o7 PAL
.''T ,s'aaod1'i'a upon esy fs'FS e Pa9ibls
~ L. 80 j'.aA STABLE, vDiI q r5fr0sl fer Ss5 az
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nnIdn Lbrarp.

lar members OF ne Portiand Union Library,
- hereby notified, thar their annual meeting
lb, held 1t mechan'c's Han, WA'er'treei' me
II Friday IA Jintary, a O'clock n.--"he's
s a'd &R aS1a1a 3s'f Pratt. I5SS1sa
p.-,lavS, nfb DE-. 80
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Boarding.

1--WE Or tx Mechanics, may b. wen accommo-
I DARED in Back-frcct.-IoquHe of the Printer.
Portland, Nov. 60.