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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-06

IN a bill to tofplate the nee Of phyiic
within this eoihmonwealth, and to require
the praetitiopers to fpecify in plain Englifh
language the 1everal items on which their
demands are founded.
On the queftion, fhall this reiolution
pals 1t was determined in the negative
Yeas 70, Nays 4s.
N. B. The Hon. Speaker apolegi,sd
Tor not voting in the affirmative, obierv-
ing that the felton, was 70 near clole that
no new bufinefs could pats from either
houfe to the other.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

MF' BaeeH Is eleaei Rcprsfeo,a'ive for
mails -hu,e.t. IN the aea caueieFs, by ma
Jorty, 4 Is fsia, OF enc vote,
BON ihe.- gem'rHee are republican.
he !,E.aa use 81 Peunfy!. aais haze ..
's'ieo ~ J''a' vote. ,he republican cand;.
cA;e' Jal0b Edrpzs ~, Ire lur,r OF tina.
1a'e bY 81 voies, 10 20 70 es given for
Ff's' B-JassE, tls federal candidate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
TnS VIRGINIA ARCS.
RICHMOND:
Friday, Januay g, 1891.
FRoN - EXAMIINFR-

Every dsy projoes. De~ eyide,e. II ,be
great philanthropy, talents aad p4ir;oufu.
OF dr. Jelierion. Tn, .el,er rom ,l.st zen.
"em t,aa to his ifiesd 10 Derze'sy a..ci W
pn9I''h 10 t.'is day's Examiner. doss -eJsi
hooof TO hi, bgai acd heart. z,I r,,a
convince thole wao have ps,.ese.rd him.
that he - not an eaem, TO peace s,d h,r-
nopy' boz dscie5 fupporer Of ey,ry prin
c,P'e OF rsprelsn.s,ise go,eruaea,, sad Of
iibrTy.
Pew men Indeed, v.ho lie Mr. ETrran.
had 5esn the obis.,s Of e.e.aal 1aaie- .n1
rrp'paeh, would have m7n,feaed ~ nnch
5enevol,nce ard forbearanc- ,,wsri, heir
enrr'c', az he bag done n dis lo,te. birb
! v1iu: the mo-c, hecaafr it eont,ias d,e
ipon'aueous eduGons o. b;s heart. {, s..s
written IN an'Hcr TO a letter, an8 f3l-iv F,,r
'b' ia,iSFa6tjon of his f,i.ua The Editor
ob.9'oed copy, and ,hoos 1T il his ia,y to
make IT public.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
GR0RCE-TOWN, qnuu7ry "A.

-
a grea: hah ot train of light, a, if from O..
Pcripg clouds or burling, luminous globe, was
obierves in This town and the neighboDrisg couu-
trr, asour eight o'clock on Wednesday night, the
7tl inRInr, and perhaps fons PeTfons may have
had fuller view Of the nisteor iSlf. This icaa
was ehe cafe . or So m.!cs from here in iouth-
srdly direction, where the meteor was fcen by
Perlon who dsferihcd il as appearing Ike moon,
and maxim great lghr. rhe a,nofpher- ths-
evening WIS tiled win yspour, produced By the
thsw OF the day, and as It is at fueh time that
natar7 not nonly plays OF tais ipecies ot fire.
works, ihera may perhaps have been frycrsl NC =
teqrs but it is Entertained TO be fac, That fin
gle meteor may be iser almol a, the i.,Ic moment
by esrfons at leat so or 200 miles from each q d.
thci.
Thefe appearances are fuppofed to proceed from
Aarse COLLECTION Of phofphoric matter aCcunp-
la,ion Of the electric Roid, or the blaze OF a train
0i nhA.nmable air,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

'aiecon.rary 20 forrer ;.sa,ies, e.. -. nd
hey were "a hr0cls out OF the foro,--rhs
limitation was pgcirry-d in it-snd On ,,s
qneUion OF ra,i3essioR ~i,h this limitstioa,
me vote IA favour Of 1t were I0-sgsinll
., u.
j., To 'h'-S' berg neesr.ry to r,tify 11ea.y,
(FtdsrGGf.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
ar Sir, With great refpeA,
Your moa obedieat fsrvant,
JOSEPH JONES.
61e'iE0:iber .Toss', En-

Ias total expenditures of the rovero-
'nenI OF the IL of Keatacky froa1 No.
T. 1899 20 Nov. !, SEQ, is s3.A2i dol
!sgs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
Your very humble fcwaut,
TIL. JEFFERSON.

WfsHtNcIoH, January a..

WhsHtNcfoa Jaousry az.
This day the qusaion was taken ia the
Senate on the Convention With Fysnce
The form Of Rati6cation wss Brought IN by
p committee 9th Senate, and was in fub.-
aance az follows. g that tbe Senate advii- e
cou(cntto ratification Of the fame, proyid.
ed the feesad ADD third articles be plunged,
and two articles be added one declaring tbis
Conyeotion flsl not BIZ confirmed to operate
contrary TO any former Treaty vj,h 10Y fate
Or fovcreisn--and the other that The Con
vention ihoBld be limited to years durs-.
ton"
Oueaions were taker on Griking ont of
the form o: ratification, that p.rt OF the pro
vito which expunged the "a article--tha,
part which ezpunged the sd Uiclc, aud the
ParS declaring the @ongea.jo1 iasil not oPe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
w / LID A / *,
Tbe property gf Mr.. Jobn Thornton
of H1Hoq,Sy

o. f1aHoVsT
4 FINE BAY, Rout apI elegant. full fl
( z teen hands and one Inch high viii
aapd TO cover mares the enfuiog CsaCon, AT
AiriIis. Danes mill, 10 Cumberland, at Ten
Dollars the fsafon, payable the ii,a Of y;
ceDbeT next Four Dollars cain the Gse!c
cap bnt the ten doilsrs FOR the feaCh may
he diish7r2ed with feven dollars If paid by
the ara of Sc9teIbsy next and no 10 the
groom IN either cafe. Good psautage will
% procured for mavef at z diRsrce, gratis,
bit no relponGbIny for accidents or eicspeB
W.ldair's cote ne r. 0arSsSy out ard
we formed ss was 90, by Col, Sype'5
Viidsir, Ais dam by Bsn1e,i, his ga dam
by Camden, bic great grsnd2m oy Spanking
Royce, and HE great great grandam By Old
JsIY Roger.
William NJ. Tb1rnf2n.
Cumberland, jan "a, BOT. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

IN ihe report Of Ciiizeu Chaptal, the sx.
penlc Of public iaaTlaion IN Francs IS ell
tina Cd aGfollows--
She Municipal Schools, Sooo, GOO france.
Commercial Schoois, s,oco,Uoo
Particular Schools, I,se6,a
National knliGGse 100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
Bi9grqpbiea! Skste5ss Of Csl5nel r.
RON BUR2.

All k Z auisble a. z man, and eol-llv
( dibnEudbed by a reputation the MOI la,
an1 urblem'ihe5 Co. Bur ranks auonr
the defenders of te American Independence.
laS'ng the command oF a regiment Il he
sge OF f70taly through The whole of ths
war, be was Gi!iinguiGled By he fans arden,
d-'o1on 10 the principles of liberty ,se
iamc Judgment aad courage which form fu,h
prominent Features IA h;e chars6ier =, ,l;s
inns. At ht re8ora.ion OF peace. hsyino
exnsnttsd an ample ps'Jimcny ia the fe.vycs
OF his country, he found hin.fclf conpeIje5
20 practice isW, as means of i,ibfNeDcs
Here, notwithstanding the competition Of
Hamilton, Living "a, anu Others OF TIE
g-eatca taients in New. York, he foon OBJ
tanned the fra place aud the rapid fortune
he acquired from this czteuiiyc pra&ice, de-
clared tie preference he had gained in the
minds OF his fellow citizens. PoAelFed oace
more Of an indeperdency, Col. Burr foor
abandoned the layih drnGgery OF The bar.
10 ii'Sle ccugeaiel 10 mind Ike his, for
heid more {ui,ed to his incifa.:ea, and bet
ter adapted 20 ne difpay Ct hia talerts.--
tie entered he Legislature of New-York
--becsms Senator Of the United States, ant
10 bnta PAGES was equally emiueat. Oh
noNious 10 lhe sdoioiG alton Zoe bis ripid
and indeEible republicanifm, Ending it i'm
poiiiole 10 rem the torrent of presidential
influence, he retired from congrefs adv,liug
the moa influential republican members 10
follow his example to 10 horae, eulighten
their conititusnts, and by correcting the
Gate governments, finally correct the fede-
raj, Madiion, Giles, and many other leQd
Jog characters, obeyed his PRONE council;
and the good eRsGts which have rsfultcd
from It, we have ieea. - Rcpubl;canilm is
once more the prevalent feutiuent in the
Sou,hern S.ates--nor in them only. The
activity aud addreIs OF Col. Burr, have given
it ccrnlete a(ceHdsncy in the, formerly, high.
y federal Rates Of New-York aud RHODE
IAand and even 10 New Jerfey and Com
ueeticut, the republicans, a. the late ele6ti-
ons, appeared 70 rsipe6table in ,beir mino-
rites, that, Without betraying too fangnins
a temper, We may well expsa them 10 be
loon triumphant there, likewiic.
Endowed with nind yall, liberal, and
comprehensive, America owns not . ci;iz.n
fi4psI NAANN Ah9ti N~pt' l9uils 10 DC QidCfG
the head Of her government. With Al ener-
~ ard deciGon OF character peculiar 70 him
ielf, white other men are debating, he re-
/ lc.ges and while ;hey sclolve, he aGs. His
plan to oye throw, b. the establishment of
the manhauan company, the INDY, iaau-
erce of the banks and foreign merchant,
/ which had 70 lon sulsvcd the poorer clsf,
! OF aitizsus Of New Yo,k, IN the fame man.
ner as they now do thofe of Charleaon, en-.
I ,iiles him to the admiration aud fupport oil
every friend to liberty and republication.
( IN ia; report Of Cuizen Chapfsi, The sx
| penlc Of public iaaruaion IN Francs IS ei-
/ tina Cd affoIlows--
Che Municipal Schools, Sooo, GOO france
Commercial Schoois, s,ooo,Ooo
Particular Schools, I,se6.a
National inGi,gss 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

Az wrItc,. sesirt ssgubl.e.n govesn1' srts, ~.
~. irpro-,eys o. ar.ilccsacv LD,s - t. " - ID.
aTgumeu, n ieif favor. ss- is.s, e. .hs as,,sns
rePuble' q, Greece ana -Scnis I'D sloe II noe
nleaetr Fgr.r-- snd q Is fatal roth, that udl
If ole thst tavr been here core caab ra, have.
by TIE an5i;iou ,rf inuig ~ al men, 5seenerstsI
into aiihtsF,r.es nioharehies. a. oigaTef es--,:c
eaorch mas bcsr toAibirsd With hg 5seet,irs md
iupstios orders, ga pToduee this dice saa .he ~
M a1et - whcs -he ls,rtr' olu0e, -.ve h,chs-ta
besa imm,Ted has r,i ~ Ibis g,ilsr4i gfarrs,son
Of 'he F'ch,spd psi~!e<cs ofm,nkat---lle 49,
'cf p%ft OF iNe ISth eewury however, d. ltcs-
20 decentralization tkats republican .osm ot 90
Vsrnn'ent as the only ,lc,stc1 Tor me h1rpi-
neis and aei'are OF nsnkiud and ro,hins r5cre
ie''Y @ 1{.ihes 'he shertou fh,i ihe la >ASt.
.''lH made ny tne Afucri an psnpl- ~ the e,eclon
'oF eh-i magiltrate is pso.,s lbs, - .h us,ight
ana honrit Eu'ces ,he psop.e r..y ussio.1in iucb
iy''-" un'"'lied Tor sgsl &c; E; .iGrwite rroves,
,n-' u"'ss ;ety keep wakeicl eye u2Uutttir ru-
'''' tnsiF rghSS viii be invaded anc thefs rr4v5
reyes done away The ellabliihufcn, O! .hs rfec,
W., me dawn Of intelledu4l light, and inc peopie
o. me bni;cd Sites are in gsest mcclure iu1Ieht
''''1 uhoS"h'ed courage I'D ~ ;ri1iic cxcrticns
" mary % tAe EDITORS oi aew icspcrs, Tor IN. late
iu1.,' o. ''.ir caulc. wh-h, h.d II ,iis psriod
Ie-N Al rs sis.u., would have r,irnrss,si IA. I'm
'u' ~ 'ae caui- @! rational ln,fsy Cr5r:..i
WIN le4IroH s~, born down - The vrei.-ht
- eA'eo"' 'nhutncc, there were tosud men. and
zoe" % talents roo, VINO Gelied the tnrra snissy
'NOn'er g! .Tcr, and dared CO. ;sn the pea2,, me
'Foi.' he e1uie is crowned syith riseei-.be
'l'na' e' toe multitude have become sniiphtere,!
QUO 'le i"pH'1tTy q Eipi:.ng ten,ssosu=s go oed
10 e0h-'H'p, and T.dieulr.- rnI the poii, on h.id
y t'a' repGoiosn foam o. government w. e"n-
''1'y 20 The Hl-ase u r-,. completely confs,ca.
y few days ince lays late LooGon "a.
per- died, at her houfs On Blackheath, The
ooee celebrated aud beautiful coan,e!s of =
Maiiaree"e. HcT dsccale, at tse age ofsS
ye7rs, wa oces1cne1 by the d,Iora.r sru,ed
BY Phyiic'aas ,he Angi'a Pettoris.--tEr
body On 6ei"g opened by MIR. Feason, in
me p'eiencr II do63rcs L.sforehssre and
Msca'e, projected fcne yery lncoumon 70.
2-'T@''ses' IhrS was literally no lung %
7"e ii!e, Whit on a.. Other thefc sppelrrJ -
conpit,e pair. Ui,h their proper yelsis.
be he@r', w.Aon, bang diie-jsd, was NE.
-ernainF9ily enlarged. The cafe isrer-rd--
I'd &c ext eaie!y j.ovel, and has excited much
-on7eria'ion N the medical wo-lt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
wAsHINGroN, January .9t
From the Wilmington FcderaIiR.

From the Warrington FederaIit.
In the Aurora /, has been repeatedly iu-
Enrated or direeily aiierted that the govern
meut Of the United States had fupilhcd
arms aud ammunition TO eeaeral ToHiiain,
This ia one OF thofe urtruths which it may
be proper 20 contradict. We DO therefore
declare It 70 be pobtive fal'hooJ, and we
call on the Aurora, IF il be not mere fa-.
brication Of his own, TO exhibit the tei.imo
Dy on which he has ventured this ancrtion
January g.
The bill " To p,oOide for bs more eonve-
elm. organisation Of fbe Coaris of ske Uaiea
Sans," az paHed on Tuefday lat in the
Eoul- Of Representatives, preicribes:
&. Thar after lac next FELTON, Of the So
prem. Court If the Uni,ed Ststes, the laid
cours ,aail be held twice year =. the cay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
AMERICANS.

P.s. L is though. here as locn as the
7realy between F.Dce aaI America IL ra;i-
fed, they will lend in every American 1ef-
lei they come athgart at fsa. n
14f MARIN, Eisor gffbs H,asrieda.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

1 he Hon Henry Lst;rl--, ZIG. ceua.
tor iron Be- ese OF Desxa IN tie Con-
grsis Of 'he United Sl5ss, nss r-dgned his
.7A' iA t'1f Sooy Phil Gez.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
(FtA.rG0.)
tbY REQUEsT)
F''e.E"g, .Ja~safy I'D, 1901.

HAVE The honor TO inform yoa.
ttai he committee Of arrangement. for the
esieo'ss,on OF tbe republican triumph Is, the
!a'e eiet''on Of Preiident and Vice p-eGa-ot
OF abe uniIed States. have made seoo;ire
Prer4rs lo"S tor ieiiival a, Mr. fan,s, Al
iatsn, 80 -"
Toe committee, impreG,d with lively
'~nie OF your unronisJiog exertions IN N.
e'nie OF iin'r'Y and ,ra,h. AVID fror, an a :.
lect'oaa'e snI indil' lrb,e a..achn-nt 20 ~.
'r9eaon Of The Pfe@, though, ,hcy cou.d
not make 'anre d,.jing .ltsd manifestation
81 'ns'e 'iop-siiioas, 'hsn BY in-;.irc the
p'O"c Pr'a'e' or Firgiai1 20 par,i.'pa.e in
the 'T's'nPh they therefore unscin,orly
determined thu, IN invitation 20 the feriys
ihoud be trsnCnitteI 20 Won, BIZ rre az ths,r
'h''Fnan- This invitation now have the
honor % rive
ar Sir, With great refpeA,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

In SENATE, YeRerdsy, the 6ra fiction
OF the " Bill FOR ereaing M4u!oisum 10
George Wilmington" Previo"1y paiFed in
the Houfe Of Representatives,, was mega.
tived.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Mf5ceXany.

ACCOTNT7

Cft5s n5!ierts Of tie FeGgf1ya,F Gyrau5, or rno0
iag flae, aeicyi5ediq Bofaaic~ Garelsn, Part IN
Cahto y Z s35 G.fq b. Dr.. MITCHELL
IN TIE note to the paaagc, Dr. Darwia
informs h's readers, +" that its leaves are contu-
ually il fpootaneous notion lome riiing and
others falling and Others whirling circularly
by twiiting their Items. This fpontaneous
movement OF the leaves, when the air IS quite
Hill and very warm, ieems 10 be Decefary to
The plant, as perpetual .relpiration Is to animal
life" From this deicrption we were led to
believe that all the leaves Of his remai kable
plant were to be fen in riGng, falling, or whir-
Ing motion; and probably other readers Of the
paragraph are led to think 70 too Cur culi-
ofity was excited to fee this vegetable il grow
ing Hs'e. Some feeds were procured
and TOWN. From theft fprang flvoral thrifty
plants. AS they grew we looked for the move
ments Of the leaves for lome time in vain but
at lerg. b, W. diicovered them. They fell 10
far ihort 81 what we had been led, from the C.
icrlpton, 70 exPea, that we were not little
die 2cctes. This hedyfarum n oduces two
kinds Ctleaves, the one large and the other
tmall. The former are, when full grown, z
bout "A inches long, and 81 wide, aud are
fupPoited by foot Aalk Of one inch in length.
Thefe confhute the principal foliage Of The
plant, and We expected 10 fee them tanning
them,el'es, and painting for breath, during The
heats OF JAY, AuguR, and Sept (I8oo.) But
n thele no fuch Oh tnges Of petition could be
leen, nor any other alteration Of place different
from other plants. They indeed clofed them
ielvs % the items night, and in cool and (or-
my weather, rs happens 10 multitude Of other
vegetable fpeciei, Mere elevation and pref
iion, Al luch times, were all the motions we
could difccrn in the large leaves. The latter
kind Of leaves grow out Of the foot Gaik, about
one fourth Of az inch below The inlerion Of the
large one. Thefe are nor more than half AZ
inch long, ard one eighth Of an inch broad,
Generally, ea-h foot-talk fupports two NJ thef5
imall leaves. Not untreqnently, however, there
Is but oue and fometmEs there are none. Both
Kinds arc well delipeated IN DR.. Darwin plate,
"h'eh Is a very good approximation Of The plauJ.
he fPontaneous motions are performed by thefc
Leaflets, which move backwards, forwards, and
iomcwhat crcularly, Ike the ears Ut ho,fes Or
lhceP. And with this limitation ought the eel
ebrated gyrat'ons Of this fpecies Of the rumer-
Gus family of hedyla UNI TO be underf3od. So
much Is the account exaggerated, thai f1me "a
thence and nicely Il oblervation are neceflry 70
diCern them. n M.A Rrb.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
g iLLGH LEE REL0W ST1LRS.,,

THE Earl of Rocheler. of facctious meme
ry, returning home one dark niShtin fare Of
intozication, Aumbled into blackfmith's fhop.
and fell down under the bellows. where he lays
in a dead deep X happened The next morn
Jog that the blacklmith with his journeymcn
went 10 their work before the dawn Of ~, aud
perceiving the motion Of The bellows 70 be CO
Hrufted, they heated each bis iron red hit and
ufed them as candles, for the pofe Of dtcoy-
ering the obRruEion.
AT this infant his IordhiP awoke, and be.
holding around him number of footy men
with red hot irons pointed al his head, he I'M
mcdiately concluded hi mielf to be ia the infer.
nal regions. In the mean time, the mater
blackfmith thus accoaed him 10 an angry tone !;
4 Who be you' and from vhence did you
cQroe Poor Rochsacr trembling in every
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
w. B. Reed,
From LoNDou, and late from BosroN,

SILK Dl~ER 81 SCCURER,
At Mr. CARY's, Ftir-drefcr, Middialrcet, Portland,
DEGS leave 10 inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
ID Of Portland aud It's vicinity, that he means to
opsn the above buGnefs directly. Any defcripton
Of co'ors, either on Silks, Satins, Damaiks, Vel
vets, Woolrns, &c. &c. he engages carefully to
inilh, and warrant the CO.ors TO itand Goats,
Waitcoats or SmqllCl0athgs neatly fcoured, and
fpots extra6ted-LikewiTr dyed whole without rip
ping abroad. Calico gowns, fix BOOKINGS, bed
Furniture, fofa and chair bottom coverings glazed
the coIors we'll preferred, aud win appear al;noR
as new.---Mulns by the piece or by the gown
dyed fate, yellow, or permanent black.
Six Stockings, Gioves or M'tts. dyed 10 any
Gau2cs, Grapes and Lace, DO. Chip R0nnets and
Camel Hair Shawls, do.
Beautiful Liquid Blue, AZ IN per bottle.
Mourning for fuoersls dyed at the hortea notice.
and orders from the country attended to with
pu2auaIity and difpatch.
H. 3. Mr.. x. eoB.t 10 iafti,aafs ID tte buBEc ttaf
biz fay zvW be sHt Fan ksrs. luGe IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
EUROPEAN PASTIME.
DURING THE EGHTEEErH CENTURY.


IN the year 1900, dreadful war commcn-
ced, which engaged almoa all the powers Of
Europe. This war lated thirteen years and
il was almoH Immediately fucleeded BY war
between Sweden and RulIia, which drew in few
erai other European powers, and was Of ieven
years continuance. IN 1888 there began Vi
olent war in Europe, which continued three
years. In 1877 the fame Of war was again
kndled, and became general and violent. This
war lated eleven years. In 1855 there com
nenced another period Of horrid war, which fer
all Europe il fame, and lated eight years
Another bloody war began in Europe in 1903,
and was Of FIVE years duration.
Next lucceedcd the war between Great Brit
ain and the United States Of America, which
drew in France, Spain and Holland, and con.
tinued from 1878 to 1881. From the year
1888 to 1891 includvr, a terrible war ragged
between the PrufIians, AuGrians, Turks, Swedes,
Danes and Bslgians. Then Immediately com
menced the horrible war between France on the
one hand, and the combined powers Of Europe
on the oiher'-IE thole wars which filed up The
greateG part Of the laa century, England and
France have been engaged nearly fifty years ia
an hundred.
It's a blefing that Cuch vaR ocean fvers IS
from that LAND OF FLOOD.
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9.HE RICH 4ND THE PoOR.

THE rich have the MOI meat the poor
have The belt appetite. The rich lie foftelf Z
.le poor ieeP foundef. The rich have delica-
CTS; the poor have health The rich are afraid
oi iolng; The poor have nothing to lofe, and 70
II this relpe6t have nothing to fear. The rich
dread the midnight robbers the poor have no
a7Prehenticns Of being robbed. The rich hang
lhemielyes through fear of poverty the poor
(fuch as have always been poor) laugh and
dance and finS and love their lives too well to
Fut their necks into the nooie.
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Izuilsi Stafes.--DiRriR Of Maine,

JUNE 21d. 1901.
NOTICE is hereby eiven to the Creditors Of join
IN Qsr.e EEEs Of Portland. merchant--PSrfer Lgzv-
49, 81 fad Portland, trzder--RisbaJS WigRgzg. Of a
p,sr esIed MArih liland, in faid Diltrf trader-Na
!, kr o. T'rofpe6t, in laid Diltri6t, trader againt
vhun Conm1iOns Of Bankruptcy have ifued and
eOeied upon, thar they may be heard, they think
4 bsore the Judge q the Ditritt Courr Of Maine, on
Fdsylhe 10Th day Of July next At three clock, after
,ooa a toe dwelling houIe Of Tbs@15 Lozy inDholder
4 Yst; sgaiEa making and allowing certificates Of
stape 90 the laid levsral BaukruPts; before which
inc s1crp ion. 70 lneh allowance may be exhibited.
David Sewall,
Gadye 9ftbs Djfyi7 Court # Min.
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w hLNEAS Commiljon of Bankruptcy, foun
So, aes upoa the al Of Congrefs of the United
ss~S i P,h-d o. the fourth day Of April, 1900. en-
a,,l.u an af to eitablifh uniform fytcm IF
- -uP'oy throughout the United States" has
81 awarded and iaued agalnIt $40
,rp.-s Samuel NJ. Quincy,
Il, s ~ p lhe ditria Of Maine, merchant, and
b,sLrr-,,s "llei M Quincy has been declared
Elftotts he x required TO furrender him
haned I. ol..nhillioners 10 The fad COmmilIion
dsv - ~. ~ 'hs MAJOR part of them, on the 10th
nsa,b yuy next, and on the 74th of the fame
II II. aug me 10Th Of AuyuR next. At u O'Clock
Room ~ IHood OF each of faid days. al theAueton
ssd 4,4'gard OxEarS in Fin -Rreet, Portland,
iss ao5 90 'Ih diicovery and dfcofure Of his ef-
hereby aS.esi "hen and where his creditors are
ast,s. oS'asa 10 come pre- pared 10 prove their
fsnss, -, a. toe tecond meeting TO cboofe an af.
.a a. the laft meeting the faid Bankrupt
laa rar,,a - MUM MS examination; ana al laid
usg B. any Of the creditors of laid Bankrupt
noo..''sId' i they fnall fee fl, before f4;d Com
iSca,s,o,,, ssgant the making or allowing az Ger.
Esd Base Judge Of faid dftli9, 10 enttle the
srtlons 10 certificate of di[charge. All
eayueD, aeo1ed TO faid Banlrupt. are to make
"a a WI I'm. aaa ihof- who have a5v IF his rfF-tfs
Sounaia,.a NE fame to luch pcrfJns only Is the
4'asfS ihai appoint.
EDWARD CXNARD,
EBENEZER MAYO,
'''ila7d, 5a1r %, 1901 : 'aD'
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CRN5TBLE WYE ne o1t4BtioI NE vs. under faith
- fully to df:harEe the duties Of thr office con
hied 10 him BY the town, takes this opportunity
70 bcly to declare tbs determination to carry fully
into effect the Bylaws " To prevent the iprcad
ing Of malignant f,vers aad 81 hrr contagious hCk-
n-fs," and for other yurp,fys. TO enable him TO
drfchar2e his duty aud 10 anlver the dern of theIe
laws, he rarGeGiy toicits the aid aud aliitance Of
all the well difpofed citzsns, 10 keeping clean the
Rrects, lanes aud backyatds. And as cleanlueis
is conducive 70 health, aud ID an ornament OF the
town, h. antic 'pates ready compliance with the
laws ID this retpc4. X bring imPoilibe tof TIE In
fpeaOr % diicovcr every negled and violation OF
the good and VII tic(ome regulations OF the town,
he hopas the inhabitants will ne attentive and VI
gilant, and complain 20 him Of ali ouifaucee, aud
other offences a,ainlt the laws; ,apd he ailures
them OF his read'acis and determiaatioh to briog
ali offenders 20 pnniihmrnt.
JOSIAH TUCKER, IElPedor Of Police.