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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10
THE ANODYNE e. IXIR.

FIE ANIDf M J. -'-AIN'
For the cure Of every kind OF headache
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fafs and fpeedy remedy for the venerla OH
cafe.
" An ounce of prevention is worth pound ="
cure"
For the prevention and cure of bilious and Ha'
lIgnant tevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10
p. WEATHER BURN.

Iohn Hoover, rope-maker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chritian- Streets,
Philadelphia, voluntarily make,h oath as fol
rows, namely. thar his wife, Mary Hoover, was
! 0 fevereiy afflicted with violent rheumatiim,
VERY dangerously fituated, the coniequerce of a
fevee cold after lying in, as to be confined 70 her
he'd for feveral weeks, and was at length re-
dueed to the melancholy apprehension Of re
mining cripple for lie, notwithstanding the
mon refpc6lable medical advice was followed,
and every probable remedy attempted: when
fleeing feveral cafes of cures performed by TIA
millions Eiielce and Extract OF Muitard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, NO II, South
second &c firf application enabled
her "a walk acfef, the room, and the uie OF enc
,ote!e reffored her II her ufual fate OF health
and arength. JOHN HooFE@
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Waate9 TO bxrebals,

I,soo or 1000 Chelnut Rails, for
which Cath and generous Price willsbe
given. Apply as ABOVE.
On. z6. 60
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DR. HAMlLTONss ELIXIR,


Afoverciga remedy for Colds, Obifinate Coughs
Aithmas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap.
preaching Conlumptions.
To parents qobo may kaeUe Children G5fil7ea
qwtb the HOPPING COUGH.
This ditcovery is of the frtt magnitude, as 1t
is an Immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
in fhort time. entirely removes the mott cruel
diiorder TO which children are iabie--the Elixir
is 60 perfectly agreeable and the doie 10 final,
that no difficulty ariles in takingit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10

Cath given for rags at
this Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10
An ounce of prevention is worth pound
is RECOMMENDED

DR.. HAHN's AMI. BILLl0US-PiLLo'
The operation Of thefe pills ispefieay nG e,' "
as to be ufed with falety by pcrfons IN every NV
ton, and of every age. rc..
They are exceIIently adaptedto earryon IuP' =.
fiuous bile, and prevent its morbid eerefor-fE. 81.
reltore and amend the appette-ro procure t Hs
perlpiration, and thereby prevent coids' WD'N
are often attended with fatal conleqneneesI -
d,fe never fails to remove a cold, ii taken on''
fra appearance. They are celebrated 1or a ls.
moving habitual cottivenels-ficknei' at INC Nv
mach. and fevcre head ache--and ought 70 "
taken by all D erfons on change of climate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10

ST. Sold likeviie BY S. pno-
mnts, Richmond /; Ro6 and Doa'
g!a6, Peteyl6urg; Z. G :, s, rtS.
derick0ugh; C. Pwd'e, S", ~
feM; M. Jones, S4B0" +; c. n'
Miller, W,nchsfer; X. :, G y, q.
hou, WliamG urg; and 0N''
Les)gwg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-10

For the cure Of every kind of headache
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Sworn and fubfcribed before abneze Fere
fon,i Efq. one Of The jutces of the peace for Phi
ladelphia County
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

On THURSDAY, the fya day efAfr2
next, will be expe/td to Iat at the Cof.
Ee-Hazjt in I4lexana,iz, at one 0'eIsck.
A valuable Lot
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TO all zuhomz 1t may concern

The undersigned commiaary genera!
and charge DIES affairs Of the French Re-
public, gives information to all perions
whom it may concern, that in confequsnce
of the revolt of the negroes in St. Domin
go, all manner OF in,ercourie is, by order
o, the commander in chief for the French
Rspablic, in the illand, prohibited to TO-
reigners, with any other part of the Inland
ut he two ports of Cape Francois and
P,.tRepublican. Crnizers will arreit all
foreign venels in attempting to enter any
a,h> e port, and to communicate with the
rcvolted negroes, to carry either ammuni-
ton or provitions to them; fuch veie!s
thall be nhlcated and the commanders
ievere.y punrhed, as violating the rights
of the French Republic and the law OF ma
lions.
Fair and regular traders will meet with
encouragement and protection az the two
aforementioned places from the general in
chief and lubordinare authorities. The H.
,ercourE between the United States and
hole two ports i: lett open to The Amerl-
can trade. 1t will be Advisable tor mer-
hants who make ihipments to the colony,
nd who with to meet with no interruption
y mourning frfpicion of improper conduit,
% take proper certificates from the com
niGaries or commifarial agents OF the
French republic, in the United States, who
are inArutted to deliver them TO the arpll-
cantS.
Given at Georgetown, Columbia Dr.
triet, the twenty -feventh Ven,ote,
tenth year of the French Republic,
March 18th, 1902
l.. A. PICHON.
March -, tSt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
lDl.blse sale.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
1T ten o'eloek, qviW be it'd at tie 'eSaae
Store,
cd and 18th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum 10 hnds. and bis.
French Brandy in BIS.
Holland GIN IN bis.
Tenerufe Vine IN caiks,
Coldiais In bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Molailes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware ia cfa'e''
handsomely aforted,'
90 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in bales---0n a creat.
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BENNETT s. WATTS

1Af q NEL EI| CD
AND oFFIR FOR SALE, wHoLsAtR AND
RETAIL,
The following GOODS, VIZ.
RUSSIA meetings, white and brown,
Ravens ducks and Rulla drills,
Brown and white ticklenburgs,
Long and Gors nankeens,
Gurrahs, caaacs and amertes,
Mullins, ienihaws and lu,ea,ings,
Bengals, elafic fufp cnders,
Velvet and other ribbands,
An elegant aaortment Of laces,
Shifting cotfons,
Cotton and French cambyicks,
Ladies fix and leather gloves,
India book and glazed cambrick mullins,
SuYer6ne cloths and kereymeres,
Fashionable cottons,
Bandanno's, printed and rousal hand
kerchiefs,
Knives and forks, penknives, &c.
Sweeping, Troubling, ihoc and tarai-
ture brulhes,
70 caes
ID, cd, Sd, lod, Izd, I6d and 7od nails.
HeM Clover Seed.
Imperial, | TEAS
And od" hyion ~" of the 1T quality
March y. eo3w
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On THURSDAY, the fya day efAtr;?
next, will be expe/td to /aAe at the Cof-
fse-Hauf in I4Aexanariz, at one o'e!sck.
A valuable Lot
gbe Jsloqumg d.(tnbtisa
Beginning at the dIltance or
IAo feet eah from Union ftreet, and run
ming thence eat parallel TO Oronoko frces
100 feet to the river Potomac, thence
north parallel to Union freet and bind
ing on the river 100 feet, thence welt pa
ra!lel to Oronoko freet 100 feet, thence
fouth with Union freet to the beginning,
with privilege Of 10 feet alley through
the ground belonging to the heirs of Jeiic-
Taylor, deceaisd. s
This lot comprehends the whole from
of the wharf commonly called Taylor
wharf; the depth OF water is about IS
fee:. 1t is G,uated at the upper end of
the town Of Alexandra, and is one OF
the neareR wharves to the City of Wafh-
ington and George Town. The naviga-
ton of Potomac being now completed rem
ders it an advantageous ftuation for bu-
GneE,-the wharf is found and fubRantial.
A Ferry is efablithed from the lot to the
Maryland lhore, which rents for 70
per annum, and is daily encreaiing in va
Tue.
The terms of falc will be one third Of
z,sso dollars in cath, the remaining rwo
thirds of 1850 dollars, in equal payments
at s and II mon,hs-on any fun which
the property may feli for, above $3.50
dollars, credit Of two years, from the
day of fale, will be 6 wen.
For any further particulars apply to the
lubfcriber,
SAMUEL CRAIG,
Feb. a.. eodl Irultee:
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liz Executive has receives authentic
information that the trade between the
United States ard St. Domingo, except
with Cape Francois and Port Republican,
in hat illand, is for the preiens iuipen-
ded.
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A Lot of Ground

Containing half an acre; lying upon
the eaA Gde of Alfred freet and iou.h tlde
of Cameron freer, in the town Of Alex
andria; extending on Alfred free1 I7o
feet 7 inches, AMI on Cameron 'arcct Il5
feet 5 inches. There are convenient
tso ftory frame dwelling houfe, with a
kitchen and other Out houics upon tie iot.
The lot is la5ject TO an annual rent which
will be made known on the day Of iale.
As the b, is large it VIII 5s ti::ded into
hnali"s dividends, and ioId s;;:Aeg i: par.
cels OF altogether as will bea il.s pur>hai-
ers. This ta.e is made to ia,is!y debt
due from Thomas Richards 10 ThomYton
and Veitch.
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN JANNEY, : Com''s.
JOHN DUNLAP,
March 10. d
JUST RECEIVED,
Aud j5r Iak BY The JEbhu5tr, at bis Gro.
cey ard Frxis Stsrs, l97rsr endef Prince
f,set,
Frefh Oranges and Lemons in
boxes from Liibon,
Do. figs in trails,
30 boxes treth bloom Ra!fns,
Soft fhell'd Almonds,
Tamarins.
AJ6,
Apples by the barrel,
SheIbarlSs do.
Good Cyder do.
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Mould Candies do.
r. Inand Cheele and Potatoes
of a hyperion quality,
Queens Ware aflortcd,
And every other article in the GROCERY
Thomas Samms.
Feb. s. ------- d
for Sale,
Antigua Rum by the hid.
Raiiins by the box,
Sugar by the barrel,
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ABSCONDED

From the Subicrlber's ierrice, On 3D.
turday the zosn lnf. an Apprentice TO the
Printing BuGneis, named William Da7''':
He is between 20 and IL Yeas OF age, and
ahou, s feet 6 or 7 inches high. All per-
lo,ls are cautioned againit harbouring or
employing faid Lad, as for 70 doing they
will be profecuted as the law directs.
JAMES D. WESTCOII.
Alexandria, March a., 1902. d5t
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hAI j.

AGO hufhels of coarie fals arrived thi:
day, from Turks Illand, and tor tale by
IN. & JAMES II. lCCkhK;
Moro II
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ALSOs
Il variety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
FiannelS and Planes,
Carpets and Carpe,ing.
Irlh and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginshams,
\ variety of Muffin and Muilin Hand
kerchiets and Shawls,
Table Cloths, hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. c.. MARoTELLER,
March %. Verdue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
IN obedience to d Decree Of

the Csart Of Alexand,ia comfy, .0a
Thurfday the Sth day OF April next,
aviN be ss6ssrsa far /a!t or tbr pennies,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
LIBERTT- E2UALTTT.
~ ~r - -rt~av

PROCLAMATION.
On Bo5riof tbs AaHiralf 6p lie Fou4syaat, Pet Re-
saJEe9a re ,B Plnvigs ob yely Of ne FrsH-b
RrbnIfs, ami ivd,vjf5t' (FeS. 4, 1901
The General Of D,viion, BOUDET 70 the Inhabitants
If The South part Of st Domingo
The general peace which the Republic has
conquered permits the French Government TO
extend to their colonies, the fruit of its long
folici,ude
The Fir1 ConGul, Bonaparte, who has ei-
tablfhad the fate Of Europe, and mo;e elpecial-
ly the profpeuty Of France, now turns his atteh
ton to this Illand and your haPpineis Is ltll
10 be HE work.
Formidable forces, Of land and fea, are dired-
cd towards your I1and.-The fpirit which ami
mates them Is that of peace and frisndbP.-The
proclamation Of government furnihes you with
the adurance of il, and as its organ, | am hap
Py to confirm it.
BonaParte, in giving you for Captain Gen
"-al, a compassion Of his glory, general his
Qgnily, ia lhort, his brother in law, proves TO
you the Importance he attaches to rehoring 10
you your former iplendor The Captain Gen
eral already poheaes the Cape, az the head Of
three divilions OF his army. come myf-f, in
his name and in concert with Admiral Larouche
Treviile, into this quarter to fulfill bis orders
and fecond his wilhes.-Every thing alures
me that ,hall find co operator in every citi-
zen-fuch is my confidence in YOU, and you
will not dfappoint it, IN iaviolabk rsips9 fJr
feyj5n5 and property --fuch t. you is the vow Of
Government. IN entire flbmi1I2n 10 TIE aQO5 et
tbe RebuJAc-fuch is her will, which | comml
nicale to you-fuch allo Is mine.--The Pretent
proclamation, that Of the Captain General and
II
up at the found of The trum pet, and addrefed
to the Curates Of every Parilh, to be read to
their parilhes.
(Signed) BOUDET, General of Divion.
By order, (Sgned) PAMPHlLE LA CROIX,
Adjutant, Commandant in Chief Of the StaG.
Trne copy,
CCULON, ssc'ry Municipal Administration.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

10 the freedom (which be fpuke Of 3naparte's
proceedings, refpeding the concordar, the re.
turn OF the emigrants, and the ariGocratcal
form of his government. The chief Conlul,
Whole life Laines faved twice, was wont to call
him the bravea Of The brave, and granted him
every Object of his wiihes- But Portals, Tai
leyrand, and others, have reprelented him in
fuch a. ligh, to Bonaparte, that be has been dit-
mhed from the conlular gaurd, andit is report
ed he viii be imPeached for delaPidating its
military ehsR
Some of he republican generals who envied
and hated Lalnes when he enjoyed the chrif
Confn'a favour, and lived in all the glitter and
iplendor Of an eaaern prince, now receive him
with cpen arms. 1t was even reported yefter
day, that Lafnes, after dinner, which he late
ly gave, fyvore on his fword, with FIVE or fix
other iacobin officers, to unite their efforts in
preventing the chief conlul from afuming fu-
preme power, and to refore the republican
form Of governments adding, that if the fover-
eighty is to be velled in one man. the legitimate
king .fhonld be preferred to tranger. Soon
after this tranfa6ion, Lalnes was arreRed and
i,nt to the Temple, on the accuracy of which
we give no pledge.
Gen. Mefena, decided jacobin. is to be
Gent into exile. as ambafador to Cofantinople.
Among other intrigues reported IN Paris, is
one by which Bonaparte may have children.
Indeed, by every account, the chief Confnl
finds more difficulty in managing parties at
home, than he did in concluding lhe war. It
may yet prove that peace is the mott etfedu
al way of making war againR his power. The
Paris journals fay, the Pope is to meet him at
Lyons. Hi. holiuefs may probably afiR the
chief Conful 10 his difficulties.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
5p tbe Q9aa
c0NEEHcRA7YoN OF THE CAPE.
RALTLMORE. MARcH Il

BALTIMORE, MARCH 4.
Arrived laa evening, Capt. Rogers, of the
lchr Nelly, from Cape Francois, which ne lett
on the I4th February. The news by Captain
Rogers is mott diltrelIing, both on acconnt Of
the American property which has been detroy-
ed at the Cape, and the fcenes Of horror and
bloodihed which have and viii take place.
1t appears that dviilon Of the French fleet,
coniaug Of fourteen fail Of lhiPs Of the tie line,
and IL other fhips of war; with about 10000
men, arrived off the Cape, on the ga Of Febru-
AIRY, when negotiations were entered into by the
commandants on each lide, as 10 the terms on
which the one party were 70 be permitted to
land, and The tenure on which the other was 10
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
E1ourc Of Rrprcteutatj0es,
GSRGRE5B.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH :. -
The judiciary Bill being read, Mr.. Lowndes,
moved its poRponemenr to December next
After long debate, this motion alfo, was ne
gatiVed So to 81.
The main queaion, fhal this bill pals was
then taken by Yeas and Nays:
TsAs-Me11I. alton, Arcber Bacon, Baity,
BIjBob, Brent, BroqOn, Butler, CabeR, Claib9rne,
Clay, Clobioa, Condit, Guns, Davb, DagyioH,
Drkj6n, EInendoyE Elmer, FoqUkr, Giles, Gray,
Gregg, ,. RejRer, Helms, Hqgs, Holasd Holmes,
.Jackyoa, Jobej0n, Jones, Lei5, Dliledgs, MacbeA,
Moore, Not, NeqO, MeoOton, Niebo5fon, Ran
dalpb. Smile, ]. Smith GIN q. .TSmab 9fVir.
Jos. Smith, S. Smith, Sombard, Stanford, Sian.
ton, Stsqvart, TaEgtEyro, Tb9mat, TbomBl6a,
4. Trigg, + Trgg, Van Cortlaadt, Pan Mgr,
VarHam, Van Horne, r. Wi2iams-5o.
NArs.-MeBrt. BoAde, Campbell, Cmhr, Da
ha, DaUeaport, Dennis, EgFi5, FoJfer, Goddard
CrBauola, GrOVs, HqJqjags, HembbiR, Hendsyf5a,
HiK Hyy, LOqUHdsj, L. X MOrrit, Piaret
Pldter, Read, Rutsdgs, Staahy. Talmodge,
Tenaey, 7iAingbgf, Ubbam, Yan ResGlasr,
WadjaVortb; Walker, L. WiLiam5, WOodJ-32.
Or The quenion on the pad4ge Of the bin was
taken until five o'clock. General SHEPAkD, Gen.
MATrooE, MIR. BAYARD and MIR. JoHN G SAITH,
were prevented by hc<nefs, from attending M eiIrs
STRATToN, T. MoKRIs, and E. PERKINS bad leave of
shfence lome time paf, and not in the city-Had
they been Preient, the Nays would have been 50.
THURsDAY, MARCH A.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
tS1ea Snnia antSiiissate.
LLBERTT-E9UALITT.
PROCLAMATION.

On board 9ffbs 0ssaa, of tbe Cqbs tEe lsfb Plavi2e
Iob year Of French RspuJAe, (6tJ Feb IGsl.
LIE CLERC, General in Chief of the Army of st. Do
mingo, Captain General of the Colony, to the Inha-
bitants of St. Domingo.
Inhabitants of s.. Domingo
READ the Proclamation of the Firf Con
ful of the Republic. 1t afures 10 the BLACKS,
that liberty fer which they have fo,long fought
Ito commerce and to agriculture, that prof
perity, without which there can be no colonies.
Ibis promifes will be faithfully fulHlled-to
doubt it qv0uH Be crime.
The General in Chief Captain General LIE CLERC.
BY order Of the General in Chief
Captain General LENOIR.
Extract from the Regter of The Deliberate MS of the
Confuls Of the Republic.
Payis tbe I7i5 B,nm,iys. lob yeay sriBe F,saJ Re-
Sabh', and iaAVif5is fr8e6 Nog. 1917
PROCLAMATION.
The Conluls Of the Republic, to the Inhabitants of
St Domingo
Inhabitants Of 81. DomiHgoi
Whatever may b. your origin and your
color, ye are all Frenchmen, ye are all FREE
and are all equal befo.e Con AM the RaPuBL1c
France, ike St. Domingo, has been prey
to factions, and torn BY ovi. and foreign wars.
But all Is changed. Every people have embraced
Frenchmen, md have fworn to them peace and
friendhip All Frenchmen have likewile en-
b. aced each other, and have fworn to be all
friends and brothers.-Come ye alfo and EN-
brace Frenchmen, and rejoice to fee again your
frieads and brothers of Europe.
The government ftnds you the Captain Gen
eral lie Cerc he carries with him great forces
to proted you againh your enemies and the
enemies Of the Republic. fit fhould be told
you that thele forces are intended to tear from
you your liberty-Anlwer TIE Republic has
given as AbeyD-Tbe Republic qvilHot Jg9sr that It
Bould Be taken frsm Y5.
Rally round the Captain General-be reaores
you abundance and peace Rally round him
he who fhall dare to feparate himlelf from
the Captain General will be a traitor to his
country, and the vengeance Of the Republic
ihall devour him as the 6te devours your dried
canes.
Given at Paris, in the Palace Of Government, the
18th 8rumaire, 10Th year ofthe French Republic.
(Siened) BCNAPARTE.
By The FiIR Coniu',
(signed) II, B MARET, Secretary Or State.
A true Copy, lie CLERC. Captain General.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

THURSDAY, MARcH 4.
The Houfe went into committee of the whole
on the Naturalization Bill in which progreGs
was made.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

HE Subfcrber hereby gives notice 10 all con-
i cerned, that having been duly appointed Ad
m'niftratr'x on the ettate Of JAMES MOORE,
tate OF Feeforf, 10 The county of Cumbrrlant,
yeonan, deceafed, has taken upon her thaf tuf,
and given bond as the law directs Size iierefct
requefs all perfons who IRE odebted 10 iad De.
ceaied's ettate 10 make immediate paJ ment ana
thote who have any Ssmanjs thsr On, 70 cxh,u!
the fame to ANNA MOORE.
friv 10. Y81,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
: ~ tAtttNs
DANIEL SEWALL, CierG.
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMEMORATIVE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
pOrt, h.--H tie SHprsme judicial Court of fbe
C'a"g0n7peabb Of MaGacbp'ctt5, 5egun and hoL
dsn at 7drk, QOHbin and for fbe counfy Of 7ork,
on tie fgf IHstaoy Of Nay. being The fourth day
Of faid mpntb, a. D 1902.
Seth Spring and others, petitioners
inr PARTITION agant the pro2rietors Of the wharf pr-
yIlege in PepperrelIboroueh, re(nonden,s
ms petition was entered at May term, 1907,
ana continued TO September term, 1901, when the
Peu''oners nae leave to amend their petition and
rom thence continued 70 the preent term. And the
Court now ORDER that the petitioners pubh an ate0r
60 copy q their lad petition amended and this or de
,ierooh, "a me f'rfla1a GS=es printed by EAczer A
Jenss three weeks fuceelively, rhe all publication TO
oe thirty Gays at eaa before The next Supreme Judcia
Cour' % DC holden at Wells, within and for faid coun
y OF York. on the frcond Tnsfday of september me-,
ihai 4 Peron' interecd may then and there appear
snG lnew eau,e' any they have. why the prayer Of
lad petition ihou'd rot be granted.
a copy, as Of Record 4trrG
ta2J DANIEL SEwALL, Clerk.
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Do AatStNty~
Is printed every MoNDAY Morning by WILL
JsNks, jus. for he pnb!iG,er ELJzES JEsArj
the Printing Office, No. = RI fret, oPPofits H.
Row, Portland where Subfcriptians Cansl1nN',
tions, advertisements. articles Of News, &C. Il
received with attention.
The price iSoNt DoLL4R AND FIFTY CEs-s %
executive CT pofage =
As this GAZETTE has the Target and moa ef'es',
q cuiation Of any paper il Mari i is hiyhl ~
taseen> for hterf3tn-rt5 which will ~ iHlesiSa Il
ionab'y, and ID confPicuous manner.
53riuting, II
In is vsrous branches, executed II lAid oIi~' !,
hADd.omc manner. srt At the iiloTtet nste''
WILLIAM JERKS, 'Vs'
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Es@ sStabh g Fancy Goods.
William Goldman,

INFORMS his friends and cuftomers IN town and
eountry, that he has nlt received 40 extenhSs al
loriment OF
EUROPEAN s. INDIA GOODS,
fuabIe for the prelent and approaching ralon which
he offers for lac At his ftore,
No. 8, b4ggy'5 P07s. Aiad'sfrfrf.
Conhng of great variety as can be found at any
lorc in town He has likewie received variety 81
articles in he
HARDWARE LINE.
IRON, STEEL. GLASS, NAILS, &c SC
Alto, an aAortment of GROCERIES.
RU "A by HID or Bbl. BRANDY, GIN, Hyton,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS, OF the srN quality.
PAINTS of every kind
IIN5EED OIL &c. &c.
All of which will be fold the owe(t Tor cath
or approved credit, whnlefalc and retail.
Portland, Jrly 76, 8ot-
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS DoscAs, wife of me the fub-
icri5cr, has behaved in un5ecoming manner
and has left aud refufes live with c-ths Il "a
forbid All perlons truang her nv account a. will
pay any debt Of her contract nc after thin date
Psss!aai Ta5 -, 1909. MOSES KNIGHT.
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hE ouUi~rb>r hereby eNes notice TO all Goa.
4 cerned, that having been duly appointed Ad
m'nlitrator, de bonIl non, on the Ehate ri DuDLEY
BRoADsrREET. late Of Portland, III the county Of
Cumberland, iabcrer, d-ceaied, has taken upoa
him that truf, and given Bond as the law dirtGs;
He therefore requefts all Perioas who are Indebted
to faid deceaied's efate to make immediate pay.
ment and thoie who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the fame, TO
WILLIAM STEVENS, JUS.
Portland TuIv H. 1901