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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
IN the .calS Of james GllAes,
q BdnkYubt.

WHEREAS commidlon of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iaued againa
James Gillies, of the town of Alexandra,
in the diaritt Of Columbia, by the name
and the defcription of James GAies, op
the 9th day of May, in the year of or
lord, one thoufand eight hundred and two
And whereas the commiMoners III and dy
the faid commiGion named and authorized,
have declared him to bea bankrupt; the
laid commifioners do hereby iurnmon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally
to be and appear before the commiiiioners,
in the faid comminion named, On Thuriday
the 18th day Of this prefeut month; on
Thurlday the sd day OF June next, and on
Friday the 18th day Of the fame month,
at Gadiby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there to be examined, and TO make
full and true difaovery and dilclofure of all
his eGate and effects according tothe di-
retticns of the act of Consreis, entitled,
I" An act to el9ablilh an uniform fyReln d
bank ruptcy throughout the United States"
at either of which meetings the creditors Of
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and thofe who are indebted to the
iaid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging to HIN, are not
10 pay away OF feerete the fame.
JAMES KFJTH
T. C. HERBERT, }CammDFouers.
J. B. NICHOLS, J
TeGe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the eommmaGon.
Mas s dow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
FOR SALE,
In fee Gncle or Ground Rent.

By Pu5hc Aa5f5on, on Tie Pre-
mics, 81 Wedrtlday he z3dly II Tie
breleat nontbs i aof frs1Tsgiy ./sa by
7b,lsvafe coutrad,
Half an acre Of GFouad III
town, Gtuate on the north Gde Of Prince
and Wet Gde of Ralhington &geets Be,
ginning at the interleGtioa of faid ftreess,
fronting Warrington 10 feet 7 inches,
and on Prince itreet Is3 feet s inches.
The ground is laid off in convenient
building lots. On one OF which is avery
good dwelling houfes now under rent to
James M,Clenahdn
Warrington is tie mott fpacious arses
in town, and viii nof probably become
the centre. This ground has the advan-
tage Of laying between the TWO principal
frees leading from the country cir
cumfance Of much Importance, to thoie
who are delirous os purchafpg, Apply to
Ricketts,, Neutoa 6 Co.
William Hodg Jon.
T,,a ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,-
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
s mo. II.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 10 p1r
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
In pufqnce Of an order efthe
Circuit coart far the dyqrid and fonaty
aforsIaid, made by eoglent Of parties liz
The CAFE of ths Unitsd States; V. $.
Robert T. Hooe q others in ebaneey, qsM
be exbe/ed to public /aze for ready money
xbox the l9tb day Of Juas nsxt, the t'lloev-
ing val2a6le p,ypery, foaueyed il trgf to
The EaIfnbers BY Cal. Jobu Fitzgerald,
lute az this t0zva, deeeg/ed, vis :----
A Water Lot commonly CALI
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fouth Gde Of King areet and eait iide OF
Union freet, and bounded by az alley or
20 feet in width, on the fouth from Unlss
on f}reet to the water. Ga this piece Of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
hoafes, "a feet 4 inches in front, ~ feet
deep and three ftories high each--Alfo, =
SAIL LOFT above the up per tory -
feet in length and ~ feet wide upon the
aoor-..ali under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaf eide Of this hou(e, is piece.
of ground unimproved the whole length Of.
the houfe, s. feet deep, terminating on
q feet alley, laid out upon the front Of tie
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
60 in breadth. Appertaining to the pies
is a dock s. feet wide on the one fde and
another rs feet on the other fde.
Vim. HERBERT, Truaees
Jno. c. HERBERT, }
May s. dtt
n. ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
Aa.es By aulttsss.
On SATURDAY nexts


fl i'm o'eleek, zvMl be S0la 8. t6s Aai7ion
Room,
18th proof Jamaica Rum IN
h0gheads,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum IN bis.
Port Wine in qusrtes caiks,
Lilbon Wine IN pipes,
Molaiaes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
s s 81 and : '..>',
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
Together Nth large qraatlt, Of
DRY GOOD S,
Among qvbieb are
ChintzeS and Calicoes,
SPrigg'd, lappet, jaconet and book maf-
Inns and muffin ihawls,
White and coloured Mafleilles and mnf
linetts,
Linen ard cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered fld
handkerchiefs,
Large and imzll fans,
Irilh and German linens,
Mems and Womens' faddleS,
A quantity of mems and womens' fhoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
June rs AuGioneer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
publif SALE.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
:, =, o,eloek, zvM be l0Q at tie yesdae
Stare,
= Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels.
Gin in calSs and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in bids and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in ,;erces and bags,
{ Raifns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in Crates, Handsomely
aaorted,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG waIcH ARE
Superfne cloth and Kerhmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Iriih Linens, and Cznaburgss
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton hawls,
India Muain and Table Cioaths,
Coloured threads and towing fllks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLERs
lune.Is Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

Ha; rscsived per tie PAIL Srinaa, Via
Baltmers, ard Union, rapt. Koa2h09if,
from Laudou,
A fupply of fuitable GOODS
Tor the feafon, which are now osening and
will be fold low by the package or piece,
and he is in daily expectation of receiving
further fupplies.
N. B. He has alto for fale,
China 10 boxes and Sadlery.
Nav 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
For Sale.
! with to fell Immediately, the following
property, VIZ.

with to fell Immediately, the following
property, VIZ.
A traa Of LAND lying in the
county of Mellon, fate Of Kentucky, con-
tanning 1000 acres, lying nthe Chic RI
yer this land is well watered, ard on it
is ieveral valuable mill ieats. a genera!
wagrantee will be made to the puychafer
ofthis land. ~
AJ5,
a traa ofLEASED LAND,
in Fairfax county, containing 1861 acres
Ia part Of Raven{wcrth tract On which is
a MILL. The above property ! will
barter for goods or fell low for calh. AL
70, fevefal likely Negro men.
Walter S. Belt.
Colchefer, Nav 81. d3w
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
TNE FUMDLNC aYSrrk.-

ONE of the numbcrlcfs blunders in
the formation Of the, federal conftir,.-
tlon was that boundlels permiron of
borrowing money which has been grant
ed 10 congrels. Your. eitate cannotbe sal
led your own,when your oyerfeer may
burden it as much as he pleafes. rks
privilege Of contra6tinga national debt IS
70 prone to be abufed, and il involves
iuch immeafurable confequences, that It
lhould have been conceded with a frar-
Ing hand. Such right is vafty more
dangerous than an unlimited permidion
OF 'mpodng taxes .becau(e 2 new tax
ls'mnediately felt; Chofc who feel it. are
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
SolemA ProtsR.

JUDGE BASssr, of Delaware has publiih.
ed g Solemn PROTEST againa the late acts
Of Congrels, which 90 to Proltrate, at the feet
Of fa6ion, the Judicial Department Of our
Government, aud, through il, that Charter Of
our Liberty and Independence, the Federal
Contribution, The Judee is one of thoie
whole offices are dearoyed By thofe acts and
he folemnly declares, that had the reiult been
only private injury he would have flbmitted
10 the itroke but he conf err hinielt under
obligation, As a Circuit Iudgc, and iworn 20
fupport the Contribution, to make protect a
ganf their validity Sc Recurring both to the
politive lette: ana clear piir of the conItItu
tion," he fays, A" am bound TO DECLARE,
that, in my folemn judgment, thoie ais OF the
9Th If March and 29tn Of April, ISc2, have
not abohihei The Office of the Judges OF the cur
cult courts OF the United States, created and
perfected under the aSt Of February, rSot; hut
that they do exit in full force as at hrt, pro
te6fed againa Legislative delrudion by the con
ltution of the Uni ed States. And, in my
Judicial charaetc-, and under the higheIt obi
cation OF Importing that cohlttu ion, l AN
CONTAINED 10 pronounce ihOle acts. becauie OF
their dstign and intent 10 l5oiih the faid Offices,
and to transfer them TO other judges, TO far
null and void. The Judge makes briet
liatement of the grounds Of his judgment; 10
which he reas, not upon considerations OF
found policy, and general good consequences"
bur "upon the words and expeditions OF the
PsoPLE, contained in the contribution as it came
from their hands ; and upon the plain, natural
and accepted meaning OF thole words and ex-
2reaions." The words & the contribution are,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
SWITZERLAND.
NEjY PhRLTHMFNT.

An ew election Of members of Parlianent
has been held in ENGLAND, Among tn petf,as
cbofen we find, Thomas Windham, Nj. Fox,
Mr. Stfyidan, Mr. lie ney, Sir Sidney Smith,
Aldermen Come, Cuffs, Anderfon and Price.
Sir J. Warren, n. p, Wyedham, NJ Dan.
d4s, Lord Hawkeibury, Mr. WnbarfoFce.
A VAT number Of votes, for Bonlparte's be.
ing Confnl for life, hive been collected; and
upwards If 6ooo from two depa tine IS FIR
his having the right to nominate his fdccegors
/, A pamphlet oppofing the Intention Of fome
Frenchmen to invet BnnapI.te with the right
to nominate his fucceInr, written BY emile
Josrdan, has been fuPprefed BY the Govern.
met at Paris.
!, 1'h. following is the etiquette Of Nadine
Bonaparte's Levees;-Ma5a.ne De Lucy takes
th- names Of the vtitors, and ufhers them into
the room. Madame Bon4parte only rifes foe
he family Of BonaParte, the wives IF Ambaf.
fddors, and frangers of the frf rank. She
orders arm chairs for th,ir accommodation.-
she half riles for the wives Of Sen tors, Prefes
and Councillors of stare, an requeR. them to-
be fraied: but fhe barely bows her h az 70 he
wives Of Legilators, Tribunes, sc. They mutt
be fea,ed when they can, and on common chairs
The repairs and ornaments Of the p ace Of
St Cloud will eft f-v.rAI milIioas-S rapge
revolution OF fortuae!
The Legion Of Honor has been organized
in France
The ldemnties TO he branches of the Ger
man Empire, which have filtered By the war,
have, itis faid, been at Ieagth determined on
a commercial treaty is rated 10 Re ncpotia.
ting between England and France.
Toufaint had arrived in France from St.
Domingo.
There are uniform accounts from all parts
Of France, in favor Of the Kline Pock.
Mr. Livingston, The American aubadador
at Paris, gave an entertainment TO the Ame-
rican gentlemen in that city, on tn. ahniyeria.
ry Of the Independence of hi, country.
The town Of Crema, in Italy, was defroyed
BY the earthquake Of Jlae l. The town Of
Minguin was fwaIlowed up, ana k IS now
where that was. AT Bre[cia, churches aud
IA houfes were dearoyed.
Admiral viIaret failed from Bref early IN
July for Martinique, viii two lhi Of tie Ire,
trigates, &C. with troops on b7ard.
The 10Th regiment Of foot failed from En-
gland the middle Of July for Halifax, il )
trdnipoIts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
VOLUME NJ.

in fupport Of Thar con0itn'icn. have done L
now, becaule my life may not be fpared IN
tonofcw.
I commit All 70 thofe who unR N inatelv
DECIDE, falisded tht honor, irtettise VI.
and independence, WI guide and lantton Their
Judg t.'--6aksn Gag
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
LMPORTA nv D[SccKER1.

D.. Gordon has announced the dhcovery Of
the art Of making doas from a certain lu5-
aance which aboun1s n E7 gland, BY which
four may Be afforded II ore touIth Of the phi {
IF the whearen, with which It !, equally ruiri
iou' and pals,a0la, ard VIII keep It's qs4lIty
many Tsars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

TURKEY.
Lorron aatss tp jul u.

TURKEY.
The force of Pafwa Og .ou, The Turk n Re-
bel, contieues 10 infreaie-a he grows dsi'5-
more daring He has lately advanced, lrd
defeated fnall bocies Of The Grard Seq ior's
troops. Il continues to he infatuated tha. r IL
ia, Prnaia, Aultria, and France, entertain a
deiign 70 divide the Ottoman Empire, among
them. Iheir respective part are mentioned
and il i conje6euted Paiiwan Og on, rmila-
bic rebellion vii iurnilh the pretext for tie in.
vatioh Of Turkey 20 pr lecue the work 4 con.
quea and partition. The Audrahs, It i "a 4.
have already advanced.
The Ruaisns have commenced hoali'ies
agaua the Perfians-aod have alTeaoy taken
one Of their towns.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
GENEVA.

A conhitutio1al cole has been efabllne4 IN
Geneva. The executive wer IS To Be poiTcf-
fed by q Doge, cEof n for years There i
10 be Senate Of so members-one third % be
changed every two years-and Colege OF
Propretors-a College cf the Merchants-aad
Of be Learned. Tie memb-r, Of tn Colleges
are elected for life The Roman Catholic Re-
Hgion is to Be eRabliihed.
SWITZERLAND.
Aneec Conaitusion FOR The Helvetic Repub ie
has been accepted and eaablihed. A6 2
fauJths of the votes returned were in lis favor.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

(I9rH:aro tr artbpritv.)


ComMoNwEALTH or MAssAcHusETTs
IN ne ysar cou Lard 5sr6ad f hundred aad izso
an gt ~ rbangc The name of the torn Of l9oneltor
ough, in tbe rountp of Iintcin.
{ETHtREAs the town of Pownaboroush is moro
w generally known in foreign places by the name
OF Wcaet. aud IL, bv that name, in the fedora laws,
eaAblihed port OF entry and all the ciaI
papers aud traniactons the fd place done il con-
iormity therewith and it being etherwfe ncorventnt
TO havetwo names for ore cooperate town 80;
sEcTioH u s
enaf'cj ty tie Senate asi Eozf IF Rs5ygSrtziive
GaFrrai COyf a5lei, and By Bs autory y tbs fame,
That from aud after the date OF this act, the name Of
the taid Of Pownaboroush fha ceale, and the
fai i4H hencctorIh be called and know by The
name Of Wilc4fet only. any law to the contrary
wiihiiandng And nothing in this act contains ihall
be conftrued impair any rights of the fad corpora
non, but the inhabitants of the faid fha have,
enjoy and exeroe all the powers, privileges and mmu
mites corporation by the of Wiicalet in
full and ample manner though he name Of the aii
town had not been changed
Sec. :. Aad Be- fuyfbey en1t!.i Tsat the feiRons OF
the Supreme Judicial Court for the county orLncoln,
ihal continue to be holden in the f4id town Of Wifi
caftt, and that all The records and proceedings OF the
Courtsof Law, VIII ch have heretofore, or which may
hereafter be had and done n the aid place, fhs be
valid and efeual as if alteration Of its name had
been made. AeprsgsS 1Ene 70, ISo1,i
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
Late Gmiaons.

ihe American Citizen. publifhed by Cheet.
ham, OF itolerle,ter memory, in noticing the
news iron France, relative to perpetual Con
iulihip, in the ardor Of Ftench patrio,ifrn, er.
claims, : Is there no Bruins to rid the world
Ct this modern Crfar - 1t has been intimated
% Us tbat Certain Britiih fobjea. editor Of The
Aurora and itatloner general TO ouf govern
ment, nigh, IS fpared long enough TO execute
this commlilion. As there appears 10 be no
protped OF further murders and deva}ations in
France while he piefent order of things con
unues, and as there remains not fingle re-
pubic in Europe to be farther diaurbed and
eeiolated, j, mutt be really pitiable if ther c
cannot be found iome one amorg theie friends
Of mG5 who will undertake again TO open the
flood gates OF revolution and of blood
T Gaz.ae
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

"MY lat letter broke off fome what abruptly
The examin rio thall here be reiumcd, al the
paG4ge were it pau.d.
Since the iubicriber came 70 Richmond, Mr..
Jsiferfon .fpoke Of him 70 a Scotchmau, whole
name is known, anl Whole face is familiar to
every individual of the city guard. To this
friend Mr. Jeferion f4id that II Of no e0ncerH
IN 4ptdt paper he MT 7ul5 CaReadtr'J paragraphs
lie aisuayi rtcogzited them IL t5s fyf Jatence.-
At that time the abbroaebnig prelident had ieen
part Of the fryq volume OF The Prolea The
iheets. as they We're printed off, had been icnt
him., To lhe een,lerian jun referred to, the
prefdent expreTed his curiofty 70 fee tbs re
mainder of the ook-Upon one paElge lie
ma ie this remark " think fee John Adams
twirling off his wig, and flaming on it," Tbs
| hint was adopted in the iecond volume of TIE
Prgpete. The accuracy Of the anecdote reas
uper the obie vation OF Mr.. Jeferion-
Another evidence may be mentioned as for
the prcEdent's opinion of the iubfcrbeI. Mr..
Thomas Leiper of Phladelphi, is brothsi 10
the late DR.. Leper Of Richmond, whole worth
is 20 dltinttly remembered, and Whole death
has been 70 iincsrely iamented. Nj. Leiper IS
as independent in his circumstances and his
ntime ats as as any man we'll can be In
fpring, I7os Mr.. Jefsrion told this gentleman
thar the fublcriber was The bet writer CT oewi
paper paragraphs that he had ever Teen either
in America. or in Europe. pe.-This compliment
is very much overcharged. Perhaps Mr. JEFF
ferrhn might be fomewhat impreded by his
thinking upon the fame fde of the queiton
which the fubfcribsr had e.nbraced---Ys after
making large and reafonable dedu aion for the
veraety of convc,fHion, and for the prejudices
OF political partizan, enough Will ttill remain
to form a refp:aful at'efation. Bui the evi
dence OF his opinion does not feR upon fuch
falliss Of difcourle, as thoie which have jat now
been quoted
A ihort time after came to Richmond,
there was printed I'm monthly magazine long
extra6 from The frt and 2t that time unPub
liihei volume Of TIE Prype9 Upon Nj. JET
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
COMMERCIAL.

The Commercial Council OF BODrdssrr, have recon-
mended hat no foreigners al be allowed cell their
niips in france that the wood in the interior Of
France C, for ihp building 1ouId be Immediately fent
to the ieapors that the importation Of materials IRON
the north Of Europe oud oc particularly encouraged
by premiums, s<e thai the ihps Of war 9ne ihould
be lnmediately difpaahed TO Guiana for timber, &c.
and that foreigners lould on account be permitted
10 interfere in the coating trade of France.
The latefl London pspers mention, that the French
have iued orders to prevent the deportation OF Britith
mer chandse BY the way .. the left bank Of the Rhine
and the frontiers of Holland. The French appear de-
crmined 10 reftria tht trade Of all nations THIS
ought TO produce counterVang mesfures in Great
Britain il will. TIE gal.e rulers do not agree IN the
fentments of foe AGericxus that commerce requires
no fonering care, that It will regulate itielf.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

At Packerfeld (vernon) on the ad inf Mr..
STEPHEN BEARD, fon of David Beard, aged So
On the 18th Febuary lat he was bitten by mad
dog but the Injection lay dorment untii the iSth
Of June, when he began to complain OF an uncom
mon pain in his head and back. and various wan
dering, ipafmodic pains, pervaded the thorlx aud
a ieniatinn of tumefaction about his throat and
neck, though no external tumefaction could be
dicovered. Medical aid was called, out 10 no ef-
tett. The fynptoms continued to increafe and
on the zgth be became very thirty, called tor
water, but could not drink it.-Thefc increailng
fymptoms terrified him exceedingly. fometimes his
pulIe beat high, indicating great inflammation at
other times. very low add deprefed, attended WITH
intermiiiions-his eyes Timing and fierce his
vi[aee pale and wan. with a livid fp0t on each
cheek--his tongue Of ,eaten color, attended
with Inexpreifibe anxiety, and tremendous ipairo-
die Rrefurc OF the p-oecordia trothny az the
mouth difficult refpiration Continues horror
aad dread OF any liquid. II often cautioned his
family ard byhsnders to keep At dRance, len he
fhould hurt them Thus the fynpoms inercaied.
iii Thuriday nieht ahou, or II clock, July Il,
when fcvere paroxyen OF canine drirrum iueceed-
ed, and the aflitaots obliged to eonhne him.
succefiion OF the paroxyfm to the fourth ciotyd
the DIR .fins fceue, on FRIDAY morning JAY -
At about O'Clock.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
From a Nreyycrk paper of Jay ie.

Capt. Jackon, who arrived here yetierday
in IL days from St. Mary's, infor ms, that ult
before he failed, it was reported on the auihor-
ity of respectable Spaaiih gentleman, dires
from Wet Florida, that the French have land
ed s. 900 troops at that place-Tbis news had
gained general credit ar ST. Mays. II is added
tha: one Of the notorious Bowles' prvaeers
had lately taken Spanifh brig bound from
Havana for St AuguRne- valued at 10000
Gerl --and alto Spauiih fchocner laden with
-four
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
Ersr, a Pbi!aasleIis Pss.,. f.ir

Fron FbiaddePSEs F1sfr, jay 2.
"oppreded humanity, feek ns an afyun on shi. globe
A Cargo, comprif:d Of upwards Of fb,e'
hundred J0us, is jua arrived in the ihip Aeve,
capt. Steyenfon, from Londonderry, Ireland.
JULY "a.
Onf hundred and t5rty pa6snger5 have arrived
at New Cattle in the ih'p Warren, from Belfalt
Fify tao peGIHgg5 have arrived at Newyork
in he ihip Fair a american, from London.
The fhip Enterprise, Cumming, from Ire
land, tuH fpg0Ehger5, has arrived at quaran
tine. Newyork.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
rORficN AkTlcLEs.
" S Gaz.:te

Bonneville Ayrsl, Chief of battalion Of the
I+th line, has distributed printed handbills,
10 which he dehres that the French people
may proclaim Nap0isan BOnata,te, firR Emper
or Of the Gauls, and fix in his family the he
reditary power, upon IeeRabliihing the SAlique
Law.
General Menou Of the late army Of Egypt
has been elected member or the Tribunate
The plan for ccIuiting the army paEed S.
TO IL.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
ait al TO after tic times Of bofDng the GcIrt Ct
General s5rfIons Of tbs Iosarr ann tbe Eourt Of
Common l9ieas in the Gountp of RrHnebetk.

PE snat7sdty tie Ssrafs and Hss Rfprei ie-f1fvct ii
~ General CsDt eFbl5 and By be authority Of 5t 1ta,
That the Courts Of General Sefons OF the Peace and
Common Pleas IN the county Of Kennebeck which now
by Law 10 be holden the third Tuelday of Ma eh
annually. all in future be holden the third ruef
day Of May annualIv any law the contrary notwrh-
Handing
This bill having had three fevtr1l readings, pafcd to
be enacted. JOHN c. JONES, Spe1ts.
AZ Senate, Tuas 73, ISo7. t.
This bin having had TWO feveral readings. paGtd to be
enacted. DAVID COBB, Proficient
Jun: q, iSoa.---By the Governor Approved
y. CALEB STRONG.
true Copy, Atttf, JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
Sales at Auction.
GO be SoIu at I2utIir uennar.

A sbe bogs Of Cap. .Touatban Mo,jf, nuboldsr IN
Otifeid. On Wedacfay he zSb Of 1u.y next, at
sevs o'alock, p AZ. BY Ordtr Of COsn-
TOUR Lots of LAND in Otisfeld,
i afcrcf4id, in the county of Cumberland, viz
Lots number 1o, 1856, and 8, in the 9Th range-Lot
No g. ia cd rargc-contaning hundred acres each,
more or lef.-br,ng The Real Eaate of BrNjAMiS Cor
uAM of B1sfs5s. IN the county of BarEnable, deceaf-
ed-Condttlons OF iale mace known at the time and
place OF fAle Portland, Jane S, ISoa.
WiHIAM GURHAM. 1sduinifyotor.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
Portlanl, Saln II. ISo..

FI HE Srbfcribsr hereby gives notice TO All con-
4 cerocd. that ha.ing been duly appointed Ad-
&mInRratrix On the enate OF JAMES MOORE,
ttate OF Eeepa-f in The county of Cumberland,
fyeoman; deceafed, has taken upon her that struh,
faod given bond as the law directs She therefore
terquets AL perlons who are indebted 10 iato de-
,ncrslsd's eftate 10 make immediate payment tand
thofc who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit
4 thr fame to ANNA MOORE.
nj Tuly 10. ISo1