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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
qHE ALARML

The attempt now making by the Federal
Its, in and out OF CongrcG, 20 excite appreaen-
hons IN the public mind, that repeal of the udi-
cary law o. ait iciion will violate The Con!tta.
ton, and produce lution of the Union, de-
icfves tile ferrous sstention of the people. c.----
The alarm ~as firf founded in Senate by Gov.
Morris, q man notorious for his love of ROYALTY,
and hatred of Repubcanlfm- echoel by
thoie who followed him on the fame hde Of the
qpesiou-And Col. Ogden went 70 far as TO in.
hnuat: chat Congreis would be " fanped OUT
OF exttsnce," ;" by an armed force and that the
blood OF our citizens would ." w down our
ffreets in torrents u This alarm has been reite-
rated thro' the medium of private letters, and
reiounded from evefy proRituted pre!s in the
country.
Wbat IL fb. foundation effkis elayw "a
law paGtd lait fefIion of Conerefs, creating IS
new Judges, with ialaries of 1000 dollars a wear
each. This law was believed at the time Of irs
paiing, and has been found by experience. to be
unnecehary-1he preient Coogrris to remove
10 large an nnnecehary burthrn from the backs
OF the people Propoie to repeal the late law, and
reitore the judiciary fyaem to it. former rate.
when rt was proved'by practice to be adequate
to all the bushels brought before the Federal
tribnnal--And this aet Of repeating an sbnox-
ious law, and abolfhing an sicefs and expenhve
aPpendage TO our judicial eHahlifh ment which
a former Congrefs created, is prefented as a vio-
la1on OF the Contribution and as involving a
diRolution of the Union
The faet is, if our Contribution or Union is
ever endangered, il will not be by The Repobli4
cans-They have been the uniform advocates
and fapPorter of both, when pcrsecu,ion and
proiecution-penalties and prifon, were the furc
reward OF their pstrioiic conduct They too
well know, and too highly appreciate, the inef-
Unable bleihng of government, TO adopt OF adj
vocatc any meafure tending in the remoteR de-
gree, 70 its annihilation--And in repeating the
law In queition, they bot exerefs conairuiion-
al power, IN the rightful will of vaia majority
OF their conii,uents.
Wbaf ben is be objc.9 eftbe FsIs,0llas in
sxfifing fbh alarm ?-Oblsr,e While they held
the fwo'd and the purfe, the power and the
wealth OF the nation, in their own hands, fach
was their opprefion and rapacity, their infoenos
and extravagance, that they defervedly and co.
tireiy forfeited the confidence and cAeem of the
American people This efieem aud confidence
they defpair of regaining by honea means OF
honorable methods.-And they have no chance
left OF recovering their lofs power but by i'm
Peaching the motives and decrying the meafurrs
OF our Preisnt ruers, in order to produce. if pof-
hble. revolution of the popular fentimsnt in
their own favor, or by exciting iome convulGon,
when they might rife to honor, power and richie,
on the ruins Of their country-Thcir condues
reiembles that of an incendiary, who fets fire to
houie to obtain ptunder; & to avoid fufpicion,
gives the hrtt alarm. Trsr Ansr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-03
Hnsfber "EderoI" LIE defc7ed.

Extrad OF a letter from a member of Coneref,,
dated. Warrington. March 8.
"Much cfamor is made in the Eanern Hd-
eraI papers about the Predominatine influence Of
the State OF Virginia IN the National councils.
The ideas promulgated arc. in every refpeA, al.
together erroneous. The Virginia Reprelenta-
tion Is numerous. bot they arc by no means men
OF cunning and intrigue beyond their sG,cistes
from the Eah~ard. But in order to make out
the proof Of the PepoDderaney Of their politics.
they Alert majority Of Consrefs are native, ct
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27

during tie lgayaGsse Of csusxis. 4 oty
ittl< attention to fbe Iaye7 SrM ResO tits
stiaiss 10 be entirely e,roneons and 4Ual
t,ove, that TIE elaxf uadtr eayfds,atias
kas s1Estaly changed TIE nats'e Of tie
eosves,;sx, a, ratified BY asr goOernncaf..
The y<eexd article Of tbe original eoxVes-,
niar Ripriat<dtLat al the miujaers flfn;as-
teutiaries Of the tqve parties sUe,< MT en-
t,rvered to agree among ether tbizss]
|" relative to the indemnities mutually due
and claimed, the parties lhali further &C.
gociase upon thefc points at a convenient
time. ''-7b< aubsk ef this nrtlet bsins
e,sek ont BY the Proficient and Senate, the
Ja6i<d Of maem~ities rUaf !. fl entirely fob
E!ca,;o, ard the claims Of bath parties vya,e
ea.e7a.uty alzoeued to rema:s exaaJ N
tkeir original G.xatios, and each 1vas a:
Liberty to claim iudemnities ia fueb manner
and at Jsek zine as 1euld be i5oasb: sx
tedlnt, as tboxgb M Laeb esxzer'isz baa
eve, 5eea formed. In ,tis Jf!ua'i'n ara'
the eosvsafi;u kEby tie late admiayf,afisn@
Bzaxaparte, in agreeing 10 rrpaage the r.
eaud article, adds tS,f extrap,an0ry e!cg't
!" Provided, bien tnts~aa 7a<s Of, 1t be-
ing well underttood, tina; the two nations
RELInQu1sH the CLAIMS WHICH ARE
TIE OBJECTS of the Eaid article :" roi
that they agrs< to reliuqayD the article it.
FELT, Wbieb ayas THE intention Of ouy q Z
vrrxment; bit tie claims qvbieb ae tb
OBJECTS Of tie article; TO e7Oi', t6r ;adem
unrs DIE and claimed. THIS bao< ox'
gsverrment, BY (ant!ioaiag the fogyH'aaion
eftbe Fiya Cog/nL trrelxdfd our claims
f,r betaveex tquexty end tbiry mHltsns o.
dollars, and bave a. tbe Jane time, rsfltea
atgrat <xsesls and rseored to tt< frrneh
the f4v veOth taken ky KS! What avail
our faeobius mt haze (uid, bad <ueb besx
tSe bro0iaons Of the Brtj@ treaty, 1egoei
ated BY Mr.. Jg?
GuS. L. s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27

appointment. prefcribed by the cone;tu-
tion. To prove all this, the gentleman
from Virginia did US the favor to read
,hoie parts of,he law which he condemns,
and If can trult to my memory, it is clear
from wha, he read, that the law does not
remove thcie dyeria judges, neither does
it appoint them to the Office Of circuit
j;aagcs. 1t does indeed pu, down the Diff
f,i9 lsu,f bu, is 70 far from deRroying
the offices OF diariet Judge, that it declares
the perions filing fbgIe offices, fhall per-
form the duty of holding the eTenH
Courts. And 70 far is it from appoint
ing eirtai: judges, that it declares the
circuit eoxrts ihall be held b. the djera
judges. Blu: gentlemen contend, that TO
1;,ttsniinxe the .ifrits courts, was in ef-
feet TO remeve the diaria judges. This
fr, is 70 far from being a juit inference
from the law, that the direct contrary
{ lows as neceaary refult; for it is on
the principle THAI rhefe judges continue
IN otSce after their Courts are diicon,nu-
eli, that the new duty of holding other
eaurts is aligned TO them. But gentlemen
FAY, this doctrine initiates with the prin-
cipies We contend for. Surely not. 1t
maa be rscolletted, Sir, that We have
repeatedly admitted the RICH, of the le-
giiiature, TO change, alter, modify and a.
mend, the Judiciary iyhem; 70 as belt to
promote The interea OF the people. We
only contend, tia. you ihall not exceed or
contravene the authority by which you
aa. But, fay gentleman you force this
new Office on the diitriet Judges, and this
i, IN effect new Appointment. / aniwer,
ira the queftion can only arr.fe on the
retuial of thoie Judges to al. But is
1t unconRitu,ionai to afhgn new duties
to officers, already exiting : fear ,ha,
IT this contribution be adopted, our labors
will fpeedily end for we ihall be 70
ihackled, that we cannot move. What
is the practice Do we not every day
call upon particular officers to perform
duties not Previouly aligned to, or re-
quired of them? And mutt the executive
In every fuch cafe make new appoint
Ment
IT he Continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
The Inhabitants of Alexan-
lria are respectfully informed, that
KENNEDY,
CARER Ct GLIDER,

CAREER e GLIDER,
Of Baltimore, late from Philadelphia, is
in this town, and will remain until Sa:ur-
day-Such perlons as with to have their
prints and looking glaGes new framed, old
looking glaaes new po!;hed and iilsercd
(which will render them equal to new
old frames new gilt, gold letters or orna-
mens on glais, sc. will favor Kennedy
by leaving their addreis for him at Capt.
Da'idfon's tavern, Prince freet.
The advantages to be acquired by Ken
nef's being here, are that the applicants
vii. be made acquainted with the expence
Of the work (which will be as low as in
PHILADELPHIA their orders received and
executed correctly, their goods carefully
sackei, and they exoncrated from the
rik and expeuce of carriage.
Ian. II. ds:t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
aleran0r;a ADbsrttser.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY Il.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The Bill Concerning the High Court
of Chancery," has paGed the Hoafe OF
Delegates, by majority of 50 votes.-
The two additional courts eitabliihed by
this bill are to be held at Williamsburg
and Staunton.
The Bill concerning the Glebe Hands
in this State, paaed the Senate On We'd
neiaay.
ExtraS sfa letter from gentleman in
SoxtI Carolina TO his tfisud in PkAa-
deItbia.
The tameneis with which the Senate
Of the uui,ed States has crouched under
The unprecedented outrage offered to that
body by Mr.. Jeferion, in difmifng
profecu,ion they had ordered aeaintt Du
ane for an atrocious libel on themiclvss,
adds to the melancholy forebodings long
Gnce excited in the boioms of thoie VINO
with fer permanenee to our prsient rcliti-
Cal fyRem.
/" Tha, al unrr;ncipled alien, whole
trade is lander, but whs could never grow
rich on his pro'eilicn till he commenced
its exerciie in Philadelphia, fhould be pro-
;eaed and patroninized by the uprene
executive of the country, in his calumnies
on one branch of the Legislature, is
Spectacle, cur fnrpriie ct which could on
ly be exceeded by that which is felt OF
pezeeiving the psEve humility with which
chat branch Of the !esiilature receives the
indignisy.
Much as we have been sccuho;red
to hear About the dfeirotiim Of Kings, i,
may fafely be affirmed that no King Of
England, !;nce The revolution of 1858.
would have dared to make 70 bold an ex
:sriEeut on the weakness of Britiih Par.
cement. -Al,ho' in that country pgoie-
twions are IN tie nane Of the Kirg, ard
:; is admitted that The contribution. fur.
rakss 10 cheek to the royal prsrc ga,i,s
Stgvndirs ,hsra by a nolle proSqui,
yeta tecens rcipeet for the legifature. arr
eon'i>;ion that the Legislature will re.
tai to sefpea i,self, eHestually reitrains
TIC CROWN from 70 urbecom,ng manifef
Cron OF psrsialisy for WORTHLESS ard Of.
ilnding favosite.
" Much as we have been accrlomed
70 tear abca, the corroptionsf B1i,ifh
'I!arIsUs, and ,hesunduc influence C. ,!a.s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
SECOND MEETING.

The CommifilonerS named and
authorized in commifion of bankruptcy,
gaina Andrew Ran,iey and VIM. Ram
fy, will attend at the Warrington tavern
n Alexandria, at three O'Clock in the af-
ernoon, on Tharliay the 18th of Janua-
", 1902, in order to proceed on the faid
sommiGon, at which meeting the faid
hankrupts are hereby required to attend
70 undergo their iecond examination, and
lsch creditors as have not yet proved their
debts, under the faid commiiliSn, may
then ano there attend and prove the fame,
and the creditors who fkall have proved
their debts unde. the aid com'nllion, are
required then and there to elea and sp-
pin, an aaignee or ailignees Of the bank-
rlpt's eeate and effects under the fid
ummiAion.
By o,1s, sFt5e Csmm0ie"sr,.
HENRY MOORE,
Ian. 81. Secretary.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
EXPOS1TOR.
FRENCH SPOLI.HION.

We hsve been /x,pryfd at the many
erudt things zD5ieb baU< been fad, IT. Ie-
veral rgte9aM papers, ,elatiUt to the
Nature ard t,re im1o,t Of the eAasif added
BY Baono,a,te, to tie treaty k<tqrerr the
United States and The French Rebxbhe.
1t has been repeatedly e0fned that sbs
elas/t is merely explara'oy Of the altera.
t';ons made in tbr ergis1l eonveniisn BY tie
P,sGdes. and Senate Of the United States,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
Nd Ms.

1t fhall be printed on the 6nea paper,
with new and handfome type, forming
volume neatly bound and Iettered, Of
between three and four hundred pages,
duodecimo. .4s
To iuoicribers, the price will be one dol
lar: to non. fabferibers, one dollar and
twenty-five cents. Thoie who iub-
(cribe, or procure fubfcriptions for eight,
f!lall have one gratis.
The names of the iubfcribcrs tifrequef-
ed) hall be alphabetically arranged,
and printed at the end OF the volume,
with the number of copies they fublcribe
for.
The york will be pat TO prels as iocn IS
500 fublcribers are obtained.
or Subscriptions will be received At the
Office of the Alexandria Advertiser.
Bottom, Jenuav. 1907.
Printing executed at this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
publtt 5ale.

On FRJDAY next, qviN be (ai at The
Vrndae Store,
A NUMBER OF
ELEGANT PRINTS,
In GHt Francs,
ConGaing of Wz,@ixston, Jx6sr/es and
other leading charaeters-Prmts Of Liber-
y, Columbus, Walhington's Family, and
others. Several dozen frall Looking
Glanes, &c. sc.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Ian. ~. Audionecr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27

# boy aboat IA years Of age, Of q seod
edaentar, and sylbeaabk eczneEisas scN
5e taken as az apprentice at the e@te q RE
ALEXANDRIA ApvERTlsER,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
SALE bp aadsoa.
On WEDNESDAY,

! 10 e'elock, sply Be loa at tbs Tea6a
St,r<, t6s corner Of Arg and Ono
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiIky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in eaiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter eaiks'
slolafes in hhds.
SUGAR in hhds. and barrels,
Whine and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in caks and bags,
Raifns 10 kegs and boxes,
Oueeas' Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
rHOS. PATTON, dxffioHefr.
November 9.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
ADVERTISEMENT.


B. virtue Of a Deed Of Tr5R from
ozueu Roberts to The Sn5feriber, xii b
sxpetta to Ssls, far ready money, on t61
Prmyfs, on W,ednslaay The I7t6 de
y' November, if fair, # not, tbe1 f6e
aext far day,
nNE half of that LOT Of GROUND y
~ the city of Warrington, lying in iqrafe
NO. as6, and deiignated in that iquare by ths
40. 10; the moiety intended to be fold front
upon the open ARE on the Penniyl ania Avenue
and JOINS upon the lot No. II in that fquare, h.
iront Of "a feet inches aud an halt, ans
= ieet inches deep; upon it is erected trans
oweiling Houfe.
JAMES KEITH, Trpaee.
oaobsrls. CTS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
. IANNEY s. PATTON,

IANNEY 6 PATTON,
Have jisf reeeived y The FIR Harm0ry,
capt. Crabtree, Jrom Porfo Rico,
20 hhds. & $50 barrels flrit
quality Mufcovado Sugars,
.AJlo, on Hard,
NoiaHes, in hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, IN hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, in.hhds. & barrels,
souchong Tea, Of a hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and coarfe Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aforted,
With complete aaorsment OF n. Eng
land and Rufia CORDAGE; Eaa-lndia
sOd Rui1ia Goods
4 L S Q,
20 Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. 90. 9
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
- VIM. HARTSHORNE

Has toy Sale,
The hra quality of Liibon ard ground
Alum SALT.
Alio, few yards faperfne Boiling
Cloth, and Mcls Beet, in half barrels, add
pair Of BURR STONES.
n. B. he gives Cath for Wheat at his
Mil, or in town.
nth Mo. y. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15

WHEREAS Lucy Brown
has abfconded from my bed and foard
without fuflcient caule, thele are to fore
warnall pcrions whomloevsr from harbour
Ing or truling her on my account.
JOSEPH BROWN.
nov. Is. d3tt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

~,
genas' 1880, @9aire
sKIalfa2 tss
IA1lA -
Parins ,s Kit.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAK, fry a.
Arrived brig Tndnlry, Capt. william Lowell, 40
days from Point Peter, Gaudaioupe -Le there hrigs
Traveller R. Motley, and Fortune, Bsgey. q Pert
land briggs Adzir, s. Holland, Uaity. Blanchard.
-, Lalrin, ard III p Eliza S~ett, Of Newhurypo
fchooner, Sally, Peale, and Sally, Coiefworthy, Of
Bolton; hip Flora, Potter, Cape Ann SIoop Harriet,
Hudfon, OF Newport, r. I.-Bi g -, Follsr Of New
buryport arrived at st. AIMS, July 9Th, IN disrefs
Ship Reiouton, Capt. L. Oxnard, from Portsmouth,
was left at Rio Janero, April I, bousd to The Cape
of Good Hope
Were left at ST Pierres, Martinique July 7 Friend
dip, Dyer, Of marlborough; Ranger, Sherhurne,
Belfaf, captain mate, and al hands Gck; lchooner
from Ca0ne, With lumber; Olive, Prentice, Of Port
land.
Schooner Hiram, of Portland. days from PhiladeE-
phia. for robago, was fpoke Juy 40.
BY an arrete of the French Government, of the 9th
December lat, French ve1els alone be adnited
70 carry on trade in al the ports of the French ony
Of Senegal Neutral vefiels which were there loading
the period Of the arrival Of rhe granted
twenty days TO complete their loading.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
Communication.

We learn by the wsaern papers that The Prefdent
Of the United States, TO Witt New Eng and in
the coaFie Of the preient feafon -
What can be his Object The Devil is in Malta
chulets. There is worfe y Devil in Connecticut 1;
AND equally bad in Newhamplre-EIis objeGt
therefore mutt be I" TO eaR t51is Dt0is ant"
For this we have the peage both OF his teaevOnee and
Pbio/9.by, thole titles of his nobility trem the
herald Office of the ghts Of man.We fha!l be curl
Zee hun in the fu tide ollucceGful experiment.
The old way recommended in certain g worm
eaten loIo, il ca} out Satan by Bee zebub- How
the prehdent and his miniGers may dcfPle he
maxnls of this folio in other nl4nes ia this, per
haps they may condelcend reduce them TO prattioe
The origin of the Preiidents g Devil ia Mafachu
fetts, is the contribution The . Devil ITSELF 4
that 6rh which il inouIcates (which works by TRUTH
enhgnteus the Understandings shd purhes the Statd
To eait cut Satan by Reez4bub therefore, would Il
this cafe be, deroy the Of the contributions
what delicious repaa mult Il be to phofopher, n
teait the runs OF this initrument Of tyranny -WhaI
a glorious era, when g infurate man. may riot n
all the iuxures OF chaos
To prepare the way for fueh mmeaiurabie heihngII
the b5APBer ef5e peepc mua have his exPerimehts'-
He viii doubel, onas with him his own apparatus /
for tho he vii hnd IN New gland, nnmber OF roof
be wilt meet wi m1eJasry futed TO ms PurPoie
Prepare then citz the augut lcene-thc Ph'lol
fopher OF the u State. eating out 4" The Devil q Mall
f4chulcts From what eminencc, favored ana mn
mOrtASd In the annals OF phlolOpn.s AIS w ~ Fie
thi. tubing Profpea before as" The :" Farmer
G<neraI, perhaps may frrn,fh an observatory, nporj
this oct adon. into VIII ch gbt enter (though thd
frff time) without mourning the penalties OF Honiel
breaking Perhaps in proceis 70 intereitlng 10 the
oaulc OF virfa the of Dorckeer might furniih Al
Lyo2um, facred to anarchy
We have no faith in their fyfems fuccefs, but We
doubt not, that after fair trial. hey may fay with
truth and exuItation, We all philosophers, We are
all - Devils"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
sson wAss.serou rApts. OF July .r.
NEW INVENTION.

W. ImtsovED SAwMILL, FIR 7Obie5 tts (aJitri-
bsr bar obtained Potent.
NJ THIS Improvement faves the fawysr much
2hor. ard The work is ALTO much more expsdI
lou. Ths log being l4bb-d, turned down,
- The faw farted, the whole operation pro
<<eds without further manual aid for the in
a.. the cnt is failhed, the log moves back,
~ ar The fame time is gagged 70 The utmott
- aoefs by the machine. ready for another cut
u TWO thirds Of minute. The flw reiumes
Il aaion in the log, and thus moves in alternate
Inec.Hion until the whole be cut up in sny given
Emenlions, at which time the mill lhuts up #
<<ouired, or at any number Of cuts for which
IL iawyer prepares, for his attendance is IN
oeceGary.
!" Any peri n or perfons inclining to purchafe
Ne privilege Of erecting this valuable and finn
~ machine, or Of adding the improvement,
,rhich may readily be affixed to any Saw Mil
\ ready in ufe, will pleaie to apply TO The fub
\ riber at Welt Brandywine Bridge, on the Phi.
, 1delphia and Lancaaer turnpike road, Penn
<>lvania, or to DR.. 7b0rnton, CommiaiOner,
~ of Warrington.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
LIST OF LETTERS
IN BRUNSWICK POSTOFFICE.

n a.
ANDERSON Abigail, HartfaysH; Aadrefs Ste
phen Capt BraqGpiek.
B.-Brown DANIEL Bates Patience Brown NJ,
EzckieI Btal Samuei I; Bnrnham Obed, TotHag.:
Blanchard Samuel, BosvdeInbam; Brown Nancy,
Bozvdoiabar-.
D.-Ounning Andrew. iun. Dean John, Lii.
tie River; Day Benjamin..
E.-Eaton Samuel Rev. Harefa0eH; Eaton Eoa
land, B'Udoia5ans Anes Nathaniei Capt.
F.-Fag jonathan Faccin Winthrop.
G.-Coodale Sarah, 7esRqm Giyen Robert
Cap tain /; Green Peter, ycbL5am.
H.-Hlrwood Thomas Captain, B,zvl5fabar.
bam Hodgdon jeremiah Hemenway MARY;
Hunter Thomas, Tce6am; Hunter James Efa. 40.
Rardiog Samuel iun. d. \; Hlaston Johu, DE-
K.--Khgorc Tfurorthy.
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~ SENATE, J4us IA, 1904.
ON the petition Of SAMUEL FaEEMAN, and
othsrs, praying for Turnpike Road from New
dAmpihire line N Berwick u Plrtlaad, thence
70 the Bridge in Au~uda On the River Ksnnebsc,
and theDce to PenobIcOt--Orde that The pc
titoaers caut- an a;teited copy Of their petition,
with this order thereon, to BE- pubHihed 10 The
Portland Gazette printed by Elrz-r A. J-nke, and
10 the KnArbee Gazette printed at Augufa by Peter
Edes, three we1ks iuccefiiveiy. the Taft publication
20 De thirty days at leaf before the third WedGe-
day or the next ftiiion Of the General Court thar
all interefed may then appear and thew caule, IF
any they have, why the praye. Of fad pettloa
iRould not De granted.
Read and accePIed--Sent down for concurrencee
DAVID COBB, Pr5k4at.
IA tie Hasis Of R11y5sntati0eI, June a 1904,
Read and concurrsd.
JOHN c. JONES, S9s4kr.
true CoPy-AueR,
Q. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, cL,E ffJe S,rste.