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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19
N q T / G. E,

Whereas Certificates for Forty
SHARES MARINE STOCK. a. at foot
deiclibed, have been either lofs, rifaid
or ttolen.
NOTICES hereby given TIA, all t.anf-
Ter OF iaid flock is topped with the Marine
iniuIance Company, and application is
made for renewal OF faid Certificates, Of
which all PeTiOas VIII be pleaied 10 take
ro,ice.
WILLIAM HoDGSoN, Attorney for
ARTHUR JONES.
aam5sys ard dsirri;ptiea Of tie Cert. 6eates.
$40; Il 1907 inclaiive liiued in the sanie It
@.53 az 1861 ditto. Joiep Cary.
Sa7s as Szsy ditto, iGued in the name OF Fn-l
sspn Baynes Noble, and by thois genslsn,en 10
.ps1s.vrly transferred 20 Mr., Aithus Jones, in
SAaie name they at pprefsnt aand.
June &C. 4
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~
On TUESDAY,
fl Ten a'elsek, qvil be did at t5e Yex2ae
Stors,
Rum in hogtheads and barrels.
Whiikey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine ID caiks,
MolaHes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tiefces and bags,
Raifins in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware ii crates, handiomely
aorted,
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ALSO,
4 varsety of DRY GOODS.

-AMoNc WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and KerGmeres,
Marrow Cloth, and Fiannels,
lrilh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threadsand towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A numoer of other art es.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
luly 10 ... vendue- Mailer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16
sale By Sutton.

On SATURDAY next,
III tex s'elack, .oW be jsI at tie 4f.47is.
Room,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar in 90.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candies in boxes,
RAJ Ems in do.
S,arc,, in do.
Tobacco in kegs, 1c.--ALse,
4 quantity Of Dry Goods,
1 Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerfeys,
Halfthicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coating,,
Dufiis, Flannels,
irifh and Sheetins LinsassS
German Cznaburss,
Calicoes, Durants,
Shawls, Handkerchief,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
III. and I. MOORE,
Feb. 8. Auetioneers.
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duaDtngton Hoetetg.

THE Members of the above Society
are requeaed to attend an Anniversary
Meeting or Monday the aad infant, az
Gadbys Hotel, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
TIE fociety will move inproceaion preciie-
ly at II o'clock, to the Presbyterian
Church, where an Grafton will be deli
vered by one Of its members.
By order Of the PRECEDENT.
G.. DENEALE,
Feb. -. Secretary.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,

VALUABLE PROPERTY,
CONTIGUOUS TO ALEXANDRIA,,
TO BE RENTED.
THE lubfcriber pLrpofes, in
the enfuing fpring, to lay OF, and leafe
forever, a comfortable number of
BUILDING LOTS,
Handsomely ftuated upon Warrington.
Fairfax ard other &reets extended ; each
lot from 70 ,ozs feet in front, with the
depth Of 100 feet to connections alley;
the whole commanding a delishtfu.visw.
ofthe City OF Warrington, the Potomac,
and,the circumjacent country. =.
As the Rent required Is only cd pee
foot frans none need apply but 1hoie who
will.conyeaant to build. $,
= !. CHARLES ALEXANDER, Jun s.'
Feb.Is. Std 3taw
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publlf Sale.

On FRIDAY,
A. ten s'tleck, will be hlS at tie ysn@as
Store,
cd and 9Th proof Antigua and
jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis. i
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin In bis.
Tenesiffe Wine in ca&s,
.Cosdials in bis.
H. Sugar in hhds and bis.
Molaies in hhd..
Rice IN tierees and BIS.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Ear,hen Ware IN Crates
Handsomely aforted,l
40 boxes HAVANA Sesars,
Cotton in bales on CssEif.
ALSO,
Il ucriety Of DRY G0ODo,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannel. and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
Irilh and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings
Caiicoes and Ginshams, .s.....,
a variety of Muffin and Mnaih Hand
serchiefs and Shawl$, -
Table Cloths, Haas Z
Boots ana Shoes, 6c'3a<
Hardware, and Wf82
A number CT other articles. 4
p. 6. MARSTELLER,
Feb. 8. s2' Vendue- Matter.
FORasSALE,
A likely MuLATIO GIRL about
- years old. Enquire Of the Printers.
Feb. 10. d3w .
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ROBBERY.
One Hundred Dollars REGARD.

|, One Hundred Dollars Rsssard.
THE futicribers' Gcrs was Lit nigh,
broke open and the following Cain and
Goods taken thesefrom, viz.
About 100 dollars il cath,
Crofs- barred and ltriped coarfs fwanfdown,
Piece Of iup.rfrc brown cloth,
do. DO. dark bottle green,
do. Of dark brown iuperhne,
1 do. dark mixed brown faperfnS
do. of blue fine cloth,
1 do. of dar.; mixsur: fin: cloth
3 do. lapes mullins,
Of lpr;gged mullins number-alio dial
ties; camel hair fhawls; brown, red and
blue bandsnnoes yellow aaggs and
cinnamon ak hawls,; number OF India
beck mullins; wonsns' blue and white
worried and cotton iockings, mems
fancy co,son fock;ngs; few pieces
ofMarfeilles VET patterns and fix man,
keen, together with variety of other
articles nos particularly recolletted.
The above reward will be paid to any
psrfon for discovering the Cath and Goods
and ccnvitt:ng the thief or thieves; or
City Dollars for all the Goods, or in
proportion Cor any part of the Goods re-
GOV cred
II IS hoped all we'll difpofed perions will
;a,e.ef themtelves in difcoyering- and
bringing to condign punilhmens the per
pe,rators Of this daring attack upon the
property of citizens.
ia NJ. ScHoLFIELD. s
January 2. Q
eer Such Printers as are difpofed TO de-
tecs yillaly are requsaed Is inis;t the a.
hove. q
JUST RECEIVED,
.Asa jsy lals ky til. Jabjtnbe,, at bis Gre
ee,y and Frat Sfsfe, lssvsr end ef Prince
jgrett
Freih Oranges and Lemons in
boxes from Lilbon,
Do. figs in trails,
so boxes frslh bloom Rains,
Soft fhell'd Almonds,
Tatna.ins.
Ays,
Apples by the barreb /
Sheilbarks 60.
Good Cyder do.
Soap and Candles in boxes.
Mould Candles do.
K. Ifland Cheefe and Potatoes
efaiuperior quality,
Queens Ware aaorted,
Ind every other article In the G.ocs.Y
Line
Thomas Samnss.
Feb. &. d
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IANNEY & PATTON.

LA v IL i~S/A< OtAi11
90 Pieces OF RalGa Duck,
80 Ravens do.
s Chefs Of Souchong Tea,
Havana white 6 brown Sugars in boxes,
Wet India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee inbags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil ia boxes Of II bottles ea:h,
Cattle Soap In boxes,
Shoes in boxes afIorted,
Eaf-India Goods,
.Alo,
The Cargo ofths Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, conGaing OF
IS Tons Platter of Paris,
60 Cafzs of Lime,
10 Barrels Of Tanners Oil,
rs Rearns OF Wrapping paper.
20 Boxes Of d,pt Candies.
January az. q
William Hawthorne
Has far SAX AZ hi; MI, or in AlesGndfe
Platter Of Paris by the
ton. or ready ground by the bufhel,
Indian Meat and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolted, :.
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the MIL.
1T bis Store IN io4vx,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bufhsl,
Loaf sudlump suga, by the Aoshcad
or. barrel,
Fira and feeond quality James R
Tobacco, 10 kegs,
Afew very coed Mill Spind!e,,
Two good Scale nea, Nsyf q
Far S. h. u. - Z
One Share IN the Poto-
mac Company,
A number. of valuable Lots in town.,
A5s, FIR s4le or Rest,
A valuable Brick Houle
on King Rreet, now in the tenure Of Tho
mas Cruie.
70 Let,
A two tory Frame Houfe
on Duke frset, with a large garden and
we'll of good water at che door.
I9 mo. IS. d
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A Lot of Ground

Containing half an acre; lying upon
the eat fide Of Alfred Erect and fou;h fde
of Camefon arcet, in the town Of Alex
andria; extending en- Alfred fIees 10
feet 7 inches, anal en- Cameron freet rs
feet ) inches. There are convenient
two ecyy frame dwelling houfs, with j
kitchen ard other out ssouies upon the lot,
Tss iotis tns;ca 10 an annual rent With
viii he inside known on the day Of iale.
IS the lot is large it viii be divided inio
fmsller dividends, and fold either in par
sells or altogether as will beft fur prrehaf-
srs. This fsie is made TO !ati.iy q debt
due 6Om Thomas Richard: to Thcmp!cr
and Vei,ch. - - .'
JAMES KEITH,
JOHN JANNEY, : Cents.
JOHN DUNLAP, 8.
Feb. 5.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-01

ward that will employ all MY leifurc
time. I(hall continue tbe{e letters as I fee
occaGon, and as to the low petty prints
that chute 10 abufe Me, they are welcome,
Ihall not defend to anfwer them. I
have becntoo nuchaccuaorncdro fnch con-
mon fluff 70 take any notice Of it. The
government Of England hcnored Me with
thonfand martyrdoms by burning Me
in efigy in every town In tina, country,
and their hirlings in America may do the
fame.
THOMAS PAINE.
CITY g Wey6ixgtoa,
Nov. II, 1902.
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the intention. But, ks, it will be in
vain long to exreA from the judges, tie
frurels and integrity to oPpofe a confi-
sutiuual decifon to law either OF the ma
,ional iesiIlature,- or,,o I law Of any Of
the powerful aates, unleh it fhculd in-
tersere with alaw Of congrefs !; if fuch
decifon is to be made Il the rik Of Office
and hlary, Of public chstsfier, ard the
means Of iubfRence. And fn,h will be
the fituation Of ynsr judges, if congreis
can By law or in any other way except
By way otimpeachmen,, deprive them OF
their Offices and ialaries on any pretsoee
whatever. For il will b. remembered,
that the legislative powers of the leveral
:Aates as we'll as theie ofcongrefs, are IL
mited by the contribution. For inttance,
they ire prohibited as we'll as eOrgrefs
TO rais any bill Of atta;nder or export
fatto law. The deeiGons of the Judges
upon fuch laws, and fuch deciGons they
have already been called upon to make,
nay raae againit them even in congress
the influence of the mot powerful itates
in sheUnion. In iuch a Gtuaticn of the
Judges, the constitutional Limitation On
the legislative powers, can be bat a dead
letter. Bette, would it be they were
'eren expunged.
9: Thus, fir, it appears, that tie ;nse-
dendence Of the judges, even Of corgrsis
in their legilatl. capacity, is agreeable
10 the nature Of our government, to tee
whole tenor a: we'll az thu exprefs letter
of the contribution, But, fir, at this
late t,sge Of the debate l will not far.
,her enlarge: / will only add that upor
..hefe principles, and with sheie views Of
Tie fubjea, l ihall give hearty mega
tive t. TIC reiolu,ion on your table.
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the natural progrtk Of our owa popula.
tisn'is iuncientiy rapid tor tsreng'h, fe.
curity and retirement. BY whas has bees
hid, II is not mt ant to contend for total
prohibition Of the right OF cis:zenihip 70
&ranger,, nor even lor the very long se-
6dencc which is nov prerequiGte to ma.
turslisation, aad which ot l,,eii, gees tar
towards 4 deniai Of that privilege. The
preiens law was merely temporary nea.
fure Adopted under peculiar cifsumi'a"ee.
and perhaps demands reviGon. But tlsrs
is wide difference between cioimg TIE
door altogether and throwing + eutlre.y
Open between a pofpone.neat OF, four.
teen years and an immediate sdmidion to
all the rights Of citizenlh'p. Some rea-
ionable term ought to b allowed 20 ena-
Die aliens to get rid Of tore'g" ard sc-
quise American attachments ~ learn tie
principles and imbibe the iprii OF opr 60
vernnsent; and to admit OF At le.H pro-
babiliry cftheir feelings real inteuA 10
our affairs. a rehdenCe ut At iexit i've
years ought to Be required.
If the rights Of naturalization may be
communicated by parts ard il IS ncll,r
oeived why they may not, 'h,fc peculiar
70 the ccrsucting ct budneis Md the 40.
quiiition Of property, night with pro-
priety be at once conferred, upon reeeiv.
ing proof, by certain preies.psu iolenri-
ties, Of their intention to become ti.i-
zens; rofpcning all Political privileges
to the ultimate term. Ioacn.l to,eisn-
ers iudiferimihatel, to .,e rights Of el''-
zens, the morent they .ppt ioot 'n-sur
country, as Recommended IN ,he meaase,
would be nothing LET'S, than to *. the
Gtecian hcrle into the citadel OF cur II.
berty and tovereignty.
LUCIUS CRASSUS.
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FROM 7zr hzw-YoRK EVENING ros7.
THE EXAMINATION.
NUMBER VIII.

Relumirg the fubjett of cpr lsh paper
vs proceed to trace nil farther, the con-
ieesences that NUT reluls from too un-.
qualified adniGion of foreigners, to an
equal participation in our civil, ard po!iti-:
cal rights.
The fafety Of republic depends e.
ientially on the energy Of a common Ma
sional fen:;ment on uniformity Of
principles ard habits; on the exemption
Of the citizens from foreignb bias, and pre-
judice; and on that love of country
which will almoR invariably be found to
be clo!ely connected with birth, education
and family.
The opinion advanced in the notes on
Virginia is undoubtedly correct, that TO-
reisneys will generally beaPt tobrios with
them attachmentsto the perFon. they have
left behind; to the country Of their nativi-.
ty, and TO its particular cufoms and man.
ners. They will alto entertain opinions
on government cocgenial with ,hofe under
which they have lived, or if they mould
be led hither from preference to ours,
how ex;remely'unlikely is it thsrthey will
bring with them that temperate sve Of
liberty, 10 eGential to real republican
lin? There may as to particular indi-
viduals, and at Fanicular times, be occa-
fonal exceptions to theie, remarks, yet
likh is the general rule. The inaux Of
foreigners mutt, therefore, tend to pro.
duce : heterogeneous compound; to charge
and corrupt the national ipiri, /; to COM
plica,e ard consound public opinion; to
introduce foreign propenfties. In the
competition Of fociety, the harmony Of
the ingredients is all-inportant, and
whatever tends to diicordant intermix-
ture mutt have an injurious tendency.
The United States have already felt the
evils OF Incorporating large number of
foreigners, into their national niais !; it has
ferved very much to divide the eommuni-
~ apd ,o.diaraa our councils, by rromot-
ing in different elafcs different predileeti-
ous in favor of particular foreign nations,
and artiPalhies ssanif others. /, has
been often likely to coppronit the inter-
cts Of our own country in favor of ano-
Their. In times of great puklic danger
there is always 4 numerous body Of mon,
Of whom there may be juf groueds Of
diaruf; the fufpicion alone weakens the
ireng.h o. the nation, bot their force may
roe actually employed in sliaing an insa-
der.
In the infancy Of the country, with
boundlefs waite to people, it was polite
20 give facility to naturaliza,ioa /; but
our & ,uationis now changed. 1t arfears
from the laa Genius, that we have in-
created about one third in ten years a.
ter allowing for what We have gained
fren abroad, twill be quite appa,en, ssas
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IUcIus cRAssUs.

Orr readers 4S,4 ,eeel.et7 ikat on sbee.
~ening Of the Stb CAot<r. rsb.s '..x-
minati,a, took tlaee ia L.~aa~, IN &c
cunt Of the Preliminary A,"eAs Of
Peace being Egxea, Psht Pznlmt r..
tyedt' jain IN tbt gene, ~, and 'bs
NIB demoiy@ek tire uma.aVs q rs
,deuejzxg hsy,e, &c. In "eefe CIR A1<
London Peten zee ma tie Joi.sssMs
extraas from /everG! k.ns,s on tbr /xb-
jeR, 4u5ieb be. bz, qv,Htrn 10 l. n
HaevkIBxy ard ta!lZosa. -:
+" 1exJaand alone," lay iome perfon..
This is not-,:ue to the extent WHICH y
mean, to be conveyed by he words. I
do, indeed, almoG iiaDd ~loce with reipet
to the demolition of my houie but had
no fear ofthe mob exitted il Los'dOa Ard
WeRminfer, that houle would have besa
anonge the watt majority. The Panne
Offices gave an invitation to genesA
manifestation of joy and the 'raohie en-
fatedn. When. began my optoiitl"s
TO French principles aud frenca iniis-
ence in America, even my countrynes
called on me to delft, telling n,e that /
flood als~e; but food long enough
to find myfelf in the majority. ! food
long enough to hear ca Ira exthanke<
for God fave the King. food le~g
enough to Zee the people Of Philadelphia,
who had threatened TO murder me becauie
l openly exhibited, a. my window, ape.
ture Of Lord Howe. Victory over .,.e
French; Ifood Iorg enough to les tfeie
very people make pubic celebrations #
Lord Nellon's sitsory OF the Nile. Nay,
my Lord, ! Roc d long erop2h to Zee tie
time, when was tie only writer in the
country, who dared TO Gand torwsrd n
behalf Of body Of injured ard unfors1
nate Frencbmen, who finally owed iore
and to ne alore, their 'deliversnce tim
ruin, and rerharsfrcm death.
'' But, my Lord, with fh:re and gr:ef
I confefs, that tie Americans weie ,ct
70 far gone in ba!ereE Ms Engl.hnen NV
are. Amidf ali the republican .o:i.es,
they Gill retained iome little ierie q IA.
t:onal honor. Their governnen, dc, in.
deed debate i,le!f repeatedly at tie tee, of
the infolcnt .yrants Of Franco; tut, there
was always comfortable rori,cn CT tie
people, who rut in their ure luivoesl Pro-
tei assibit this debaftmeo, ard revcr
did the vilea ct tie rabbie dare 70 bsten,e
The BLASTS Of the ians culot,e sser,s.-4
We have feen tie Americans mske fesce
with France; bat We have heard OF no !.
public denominations Of joy en- tae coca,
don, much LET'S have We heard OF any
fcene iueh as lhai'ahich Was sxh,b,ttt il
London On the roth Of October. 10y
received hin a. il was PREFER to rtcti''e
the agent Oh IN inGduous ara .pAi,, +
foe, with whom they icuni i, reeeii"sy
30 live in pesee; without ln:ul i.ceu:,
bit With colonel, srd nIerrc. Itey
knew NE value 81 Iesre as VII as We.
they kasv they hSd lsithes aeet nor s.ny
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EN- AT E Il
OF The UNITED STATES.

IS s-r-r - 49, :.
Tseiday, January 49, -
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4a Comt Of Comm9n Plea5 far he county er Gual.
Brlard begun and hlAn at N17vq6nc.qsr, in
0aifv J6d county, on tbs third 7-asf,ily Of O7o
br, Il. D. 1901.
ON the petitiun Of BENJAMIN TUKEsBERY, and
" THEoPHrLUs THOMPSON, Of Falmouth
ELEAzER LAKE and LEvI KNIGHT, of Freeport,
10 Aid county, fetting forth, That they are IN
iGeaed IN and are fezcd a. tenants in ComT.Sn
via others 10 them unknown, Of Two hundred
llt eight acres Of Land il the four bundled and
my acre iquadrOn, numbered fix, formerly in
Nothyarmouth Gore, 70 called, but cow lying
wtnla tue bounds Of the townlhjp Of FrSeport-'ht
iao Senlanin owning eighty-four acres, faii The
ephluS owning one hundred acres, iaid E'caZer
owning hItY acres, and the laid Levi OwoiHL forty
hA acres the particular meets and bounds of llid
,qoad'oa OF Land, are recorded 10 the new and
hE POpretors book Of records il No5thyay-
mouth and that they are deGrous o: holding and
saloylng their REFLECTIVE flares in fsveraty and
s s@' partition thereof might be made, and their
ha mares itt off and divided from the remainder
y aa lquadron of Laud aqreeably 10 the law in
'nst cafe made and provided
UaDEaED, That the petitioners cauie the feveral
Pl'oa' nterefted 10 fad etate, and living within
'ns eia'e, or the Attorney Of fuch az are ablent
aao nave Attorneys within the State, 10 he duly
lolhed Of aid petition by lerving them per(ona!ly
SNaa copy thereof, or leaving a copy at their
Sswsllng hOuie, or lat place of abode, or by in
SIZING the iuofance Of the fame three weeks fuc-
ssa'sy' in one or more of The public newspapers,
Ia. 'hsY may have opportunity TO make their ex-
lspnsn to this Court on the third Tueflay Of Fe-
OIary next, to their granting the fame.
N''H, SAMUEL FREEMAN CLERK.
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KEPORT

In o5.fi'7' 70 TIE dToao1f 9f ~ ~ E.smstyy % ne ~
entitled /" 1r az 5a155g ne Tle,1ry DsAqrrezt, tJe
Ss'retsy z Re TrsRry raPa3a Y aJnit fys to1o7gzg
Retovt and EFinqef
HE permanent rcvcnr Of the United Stt.cs, &C.
corcinG % me laws now - f0rce, Ccnf2 cf-IH On
ties On merchant &c and Tonnage I'd. lltcrnl duties
on itlls and dpmetic d0ed iprits, r1acd fuelr Ii.
eencc' g retailers, f+lcs 4 antnn, ana pieelu-ahe
ea-9isEes-3d. Process 81 az tic. N " 5l 4I-.-
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EET HEREAS the Prop-ie ors and owners Of the late
w common and undivided la0ds in the town Of
LeOanon IN the county Of York. have been aGeed and
tazed p fundry IFS and formerly committed for COZ
'eO"en Besfl7Tan Cbaaosra, Ffq and Dr. 1Eocf CAR
deceaied, ana William Rgeys, Eiq. reGgnyd And he
Balance due on iAd Faxes commit Cd to 4aIye7o
F2E' Eq TO c"4let by vote Of laid proprietors-and
! nc loIo"mg lums now appear to be due and unpaid
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Two young HOrtcS,

CAME into the incIorlre Of the fuhfcrihsr, in
l the mon'h of November lat. One Of deep
rti COLOR and the Other light red The owner ~
oEsrrs NAV have them Ian. by paying charges
EP9RAIM LUNT.
Ellasb jan s, 1907.
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Roticc

THE Partuerhip Of HOODY & ILSLEY, ram
IL SO u It'll, day ny mutual content diGolvcd
All rUns having demands On laid firm, rcquelt-
ell to ca ana ett.o the fame and thofe who arc 81.
dehted IL make Immediate payment, 70 either Of tie
lnblcrber5. NATHANIEL MO DY,
HOSEA NSIET.
Portland, J1rnlyy I, 8o1. (93-Gw)
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IF no perfon mall appear to dfcharge Gaid taxes
and all nec-iarv Intervening charges, on or before
Wednefday the ftventh day Of April, I8s1, a. ten
O'Clock, a.. " 70 much Of the taii Lots of Land
as viii b. fufhcieGt 70 difcharge The fame, will hsa
DC flld at bic Auction, to the hghef biider,
according TO law, AZ he h0ufe Of WENTWcRTH
Kicker, innholder in fli1 Poland.
JOHN T. MERRILL, Co-JEcToR.
Pdgai NsV II, 1891. SHa. 81,
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Gatr Rotfce.

lT7HE fabfcriber hereby gives notice, that he has
| b.en duly appointed Administrator to the eaate Of
Iva MITCHELL, late Of Northyarmouh h, Mariner,
desatd ;--AlI perions having demands on aid eGatc
e equeted to exhibit the face for lettiemcnt and
t vho are indebted thereto to make Immediate pay.
nsul JULIAN MitCHELL.
Nsrf5ysrT9ab ian. I8.
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'F~HE CoPartoerltp of GOULD & BTCKFOz d
this Gay diToIyed, by mutual content -- No
P|r'ons nd-Nt-d 70 "r having any demands 81 fad
Hrm. arc rcGurrrd r2 w. WIZ ElrHA GoutD ior M
mediate l1tt crntut. DAD f-tfA GOULD
NaTHANIkL BlCKFORD.
P,Alu5, 7.7. 3, r8o..
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StraVcd

from the fubfcribsr, red MARE, with a
l white tripe in her forehead-about "a hands
Aigb-t0ur years old. II any Perfon has taken up
bid Mare, or will give information fo that th-
osaI NAY get her again, lhdl be rewarded for
h6r uouh3e. JONATHAN PAINE, Jun.
Pgaaad, ian, I8
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MEDICAL.

~r-uF Members Of the county Of YORK MEDICAL
assoC[ATfON, are hereby notified. that their
,'-;,ann.I Meeting will be holden at KeaTejreE, on
s,p.Jordsy the "a Of February next, at Or. SAMU Il
r..,soS. al 10 o'coekr,A. MA Diico urle will be
l.s,er,d in public by membsr.-A Pun6tual auen-
onss is reqasited
81 order Of the PRECEDENT,
RICHARD HAzELTINE, Secretary.
yn. s. 1904.