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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

as tncv may thInk IT, m foftland. by adverli-
eng the fame for three weeks facoelivcly, pre-
vious to faid meeting. in the Portland newfpa.
pers, for the pun poie Of making, or iainins and
sttablifhing fuch bylaws, ordinances and &c
gulations, for the orderly conducting the affairs
of faid corporation, as the (aid Stockholders
fhall deem neceGary, and for the choice cf the
Ere board Of Directors. and iuch other officers
as they ihlll fee fit to choofc.
See. 8. l1sibs IL frrfbe, enaaea, That it fhsll
be the duty of The Directors Of The corporation
aforefzid on every 6ra day Of January and Jrly
in every year, 10 make oct an abRraa of the
affairs Of faid bank, particularly fpecifying the
anount of the capital fock iubicrlbed, and ac-
tually paid in-the amount Of gold and 6ver
actually in the hid bank, and belonging to the
faid corporation--the amount of bills OF pro
miaory notes in cireuLt0n--rhe amount of
moniss loaned by faid corporaton--and the
amount of Tisonies depofted in laid bank by any
perlon or periors togeher with the amount
OF the laf dividend declared or paid to the
Stockholders of iaid bank, which iaid abaraa
being iubferibed by the maj1r part Of the
Dnefors, and cols -rGsned and fworn 70 by
the Gather, fhall be iemiannually as afarelaid,
traufmitred TO the Covsrnor and Council and
fhal be Iafelv DEPOT ed in the Office Of the See-
rstary Of this ecmr onweai h.
Sec. 9 lind b il farthtr eraaea That when
ever the LsgiAatu's fhail require il, the fad
COOPERATION hslI loan to ths commonwealth
any fun of money not exceeding thDt fbosjand
dollars, reimburieable by FIVE annual initial.
GENTS, or at any horrcr period at the election
Of the commonwealth, with the annual pay
ment Of nteret at rate not exceeding Eve per
cenram pG annum-P Previded heqvsysr, that
the cemnonuealtL lhal never al any one time
Hand indebted TO faid corporation, without ihsir
conf nj, for a larger iuE. thar ft1ty fb0syaed
lloilvS.
Sec. 10. md be Il frytbsr enarsd, That the
Commonwealth ihall have right, whenever the
Cove nment thereof ihali make proviiion by law,
TO fabfiibe to. and become inerelted in the
c apitl Cock OF faid bank, in a fun not exceed
ing o. third part thereof, fnhjed TO the rules,
regulations and proyifions 70 be by them made
ant eItsb,iihed.
Sec. II. dnd Be IL turtle, esafs3, That the
faiJ corporation ihall be liable to pzy 70 any
| bona hde holder the original amount Of any
note Of Eaid bank, counterfeited or altered in
the courie of its circulation 70 larger amount,
notwithstanding iuch atetation.
Sec. II. Be IL further snaaed That nothing
contained ia this aa, thall be confru-d to pre-.
vest the Legislature from saxing fAid bank at
any time hereriter, vh4n they thal Judge it
| npedisnt.
In ID. Foyt Of Rspsytristi-s June a3, 1904
This bill havns had three feverA readings, p4fIed to
| be snataed. JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
| IN Ssnak, June a,, rSp,.
This bill having had TWO sverai readins, pssd e be
saastcd. DAVID COBB, Pr,6taf.
June IS. 1904 by the Governor Approved
| CALEB STRONG.
A rruc Copy. At.eh, JOHN AVERY, Sessss.y.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

an aa to rortuue In force at ga psaso ia the gsar
Of our LorD one tbourann frnsn brnursu ann
nirlttg Or, ertitisu, an at saabflbins a.lo rsg'
niatiug the Fees Of the fsoeraI C1tcers ann otbrr
perlens bereaftsr msrticrsu, an1 for repeating
tbr Laips berrtofsrs inuus foe that prrpofr."
72E srrt5ed BY r5s sera ard Hs. Of Rspr e"taver, ia
Csaaai CsEf aamSa, mi y be authority IF ID. sne,
That the faic Ad be, and hereby is continued
in force until The laa day Of June, in the year of
our Lord one thoufand eight hundred and three,
any thing in any Al to the contrary notwish.
Randiag.
In ne Ho.E sf a;p,ssn:afives. Jr=s as, rSo7.
This bill having had three ievera readings Pafed to
be enaaed. JOHN c. JONES, Sff Ter.
IN Sesate, JS~s sgd, 8o1.
This bill having had two ievers readings paded to DC
cuaetcd. DAVID COBB. Pr5fAtss
J1se .. ISca-sy the Governor APPROVED.
CALEB STRONG.
A true Copy. Aa4a. JOHN AVERY. Ssvasy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
Ls7v, Of MaDaabsJsAs.
(ps5iiSsr By antbur.tp.)

ComMoSwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
j. sBs ,sr sur Lord @ssni eight Easlyss and f.ss.
IA ga to incorporate funurp rsrfons bp the name
4 tpe prsaSrrs, Dtreanrs anu Golnpanp Of tbe
h. Maine Bank.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
SALEM, NOV. 10.
SUPREME COURT.

Yesterday the Supreme Judicial Court end
ID Their felton, IN this town. The harmony
and poIitenel. which fubdaed between the
Bench and the Bar. was as p.ealing TO the
fDecfators As il nun have been convenient 70
themtelves.-At this term, Cato Haflc'l was
COW aed Of Mandaughter in taking away the
life OF Char g. Lewis He was icntenced 70
insorifonment for twelve months, TO be bran
ded IN the forehead with rho letter M 70 be
bound for his good behaviour for the term OF
three years, 70 commence at The expiration OF
The faid II months imprisonment, in recog-
nizance of two hundred dollars with furety or
fureties. 10 pay co.'s of profecutIon, and to
(lsnd committed until this fentence fhall be
performed. Smith Hopkins. Prince Mayo,
;ohn TrufTcl, and Jofeph RemIek' were in
dtfcd for an afau't with an intent 10 commit
Rape They were feveraly found guilty OF
an Aaau't and Battery without the ieioneus
intent, aud were lentenced to be impriioned
for the term Of three months, to pay colts OF
uroiec alton. AM 10 nand committed until
this fentence be performed.
William Walker was convicted OF Eeaiing
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
NEW TERSET.

The Republicans AM Democrats il
the Legia tture Of New Jeriey are
equally arong. f. Governor and U
S. Senator ar 70 b. chofen. Who is
70 yield Candout would fay concef
fion was as much TO be expected from
one lide as the other. The eyes Of the
people have been upon them. In whom
have they dlcovered conciliating dif.
petition tho' Poaefed Of equal power
In the Federal Republicans they Of.
fereI u choofe Mr.. Bloomfield. U. S
Senator, who would be 70 for s years;
if their oPponcats would elect Mr..
Stockton Governor, who would be "a
but FOR one year, unlefs re elected BY
the aext Court. Bot no, the anicable
Democrats would 6ll both Offices, or
they lhouId remain vacant
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

In the TIouG- oe Representatives. Of
The State Of Vermont. on the aoth ult
Mr.. Woodbridge, with a lengthy ore
ambl-, reiPefing the aa 70 repeal the
Internal Taxes. introduced refoIution.
OF which the following is the fubRauce
-Refolved, that committee of
he appointed for the purpofe Of render
Ing ltatement TO this houfe, of The
whole quantity Of behea tea, coffee,
falt and brown fnglr, which is annually
coniumed within this Rate, together
with a }atement of the amount of du
ties paid on each Of thofe articles, and
ALTO 70 report their opinion of the fun
which the citizens Of this aate annually
pay mor'. for fupPort Of the govern
ment CT the United States, in propor.
rion to their numbers and wealth, than
the citizens of thote Gates who are in
The more free uFe Of thof- luxurious ar.
tc.es. which by faid at are free from
tlxation, and aho TO report an adire(s
TO Congrels praying that the tax on ale
may be repealed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

Leather from The 1op Of Ichabol Nichols, and
ientenced to he whipped a. nr,pes on the ma
ked back, 10 pay treble damagss TO fAid Mich
oIs within 80 days orelle to sc dfpofed of in
ieSvioe for the term Of ten months, 10 pay
COTS of profecution, and to land committed
uDtil THIS fentence be performed. Abijah EE-
tabrooks was convicted of breaking asd en-
tering tie fore Of Dir. JoGeph Andrews in the
night time and Aeaiing thercfrou frndry arti-
ctes of goods. re was fcntencel to he Grt
upon ;he salows for he fpace Of one hour,
with a rope about his neck, with one end
thereof CAT over the gallows, to be feyerely
whipped fifteen lripes'- to pay treble damages
70 be confined TO hard tabor for he term Of
years, to pay COTS Of prolecution, and TO Aard
committed untiI fvnyence be performed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

ProPofals for new paper are iGued
It CharleRon, Is. c. The editor
concludes his adde's ID the following
way:
4" Experience ba5 tangh tbn tarfg ia
DOR may Be hkeaed 70 he b9yE tBat tad 6u
teV9 fauls -" Hard to catch, and when
caught, good for nothing" Thp con
0itiioa has iadacs4m ne 70 3rebsf printing an
impartial petsr, eOitb0m leaning 10 one Jf4e
or tie otbsr.
"I@ap Jfad ny Jalj;rib,ioa liz reurd
far TIE Par3gE 9foJt4iaing Jalyfriber5, becaaje
eflate Il bas became fa,45onabs BIT mai
not Be a6snded At f4cb az do nat qv1B 10
(aIfribf, as I exbea ny paper cviN D.
rqai0aLfat p tie amonnt Of (p5(cribfion. I
MAINTAIN tbai any Pe5toa 7v5o makes ne Of
a paper 7oitbom paying, that Il 10 Iay, booL
and 60rroqus from otberJ, eommiiJ an al Of
moral iygfies, contrary 70 he mmmabe
principle Of rigbf and 7Uroag and tbogg5
nof fnz3645ls By Eaqv, jffbe deva Is re in
fafsa, they 90iH b made to Jg53frm he qoorid
10 core,
=" I an informed tbH tie koner Of being
fmPloysd IN our days il Efficient c9mbenIatign
Jor ary Jervics5 IN he printing line. and
tn p br5fat a5iH t5r collection is ~ +
on Efficient to 7UHbdrs5v their nans5
or tts GIllriPfion I2; but 1 qyagt 10
(4<b fafroni' To fleb az take my Bafsr
and pay for Il,
I am tbeir msR oJs4ieHt frvant,
JOHN DIXON NELSON.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
MAMMOTH PRODUCTIONS.
TOFFTCIAI.7

His Cathoiie MJ.Ry's Conrol G.n
Cheg4li=r dc lie an1a, re elveI a fe
days ago, official Information from the
Governor IF St. Auguane, thltthe
ports in ,hat province are cloied az IN I
AL neutral ftls-at the fame time
permitting the citizens Of The United
5 ate, to lrtde il SPtoith bottoms, A.
greeabls TO the Royal Order Of til On
June, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

GA Mort time lnce, a keel boat with
IA hands coming up from New Orleans,
laden with the produce Of that country,
ia pafIing bend OF the river below what
is called the Little Penrie, the brink rave
way, and tree of comfortable lEe fell
upon the boat and burt il afunder II is
faid there was TO the amount of AGO.
dollars worth on board. What appears
very extraordinary is, that not fnyle
individual of the boats crew received any
injury. They got upon the tree and went
with the current until the next day, when
they were taken up BY boat allo. Ioaded
coming up the river, all Of whom arrived
fate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
Wanted,
Conditions Of Publication.

The price OF this GAZETTE to fubicrfbers IL
town, who receive taeir papers by the car.
rers, ls TWO DOLLARS per snnum --aFs DIFF
tant tuoicrlbers who have their papers (ealed
hneIy will aiio pay two dollars, ex1luGvc Of
podage.
Subscribers in the Counsrv 7, who receive
their papers AZ the 0tI1e or by pna wiz
pay on DoLL4R ANH FIFTY CENrs exciu-
FIVE of Poaage
o. Country iubicribers are expected to
pay pnnctuAlly every year-And to,vn fub-t
icrihers whenever their bills are preicnred
The great expence which has attended the
ehablllhment " the Gazette. u = pref1med
viii induce all rs friends TO weld cheerixt
compliance 20 the above literal terms -
Thole who have bills # levera years Ran5ing
will ceRh4er the neceGity Of their i-.iar1ent.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
I. Richardfon,

]. Relaxation,
mas FOR SALE, III Rib4,9sn's 5gta5f
Casks Frch RAISlNS,
Quarter O. ks Malaga Wine,
Cheas Hyfsn, TIyfon Kim,
Souchone Bohea, and Congo
Hollands Geneva. Loaf Sugar.
Bags Coffee and Pepper,
Ravens Duck and Rulia Sheeting
Cordagc Sweedes iron.
Hhd, and Kegs Tobacco.
Boxes 7 by 9 Window GIaf.
Nail Plates, iron Hoops, & Spike Rods.
Whole and half caiks Rice.
Tar, Pitch and RGiin.
Hhds. and barrels Bacon.
Whole and half bbls. NJ.
Bone & Middhng w.
Banda ma Handktrchiefs.
ALSO,
Large aflortment India Cottons
ser B4Ie Or Piece. Nov. "a,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
FOR SALE.

WYE the fubfcribers, Commiaioners
w appointed by the Hon. Jonathan
Bowman, Efq. Judge Of Probate for the
county of LncolO, TO receive and exam
inc the claims Of The ieveral creditors 10
the efate of SAMUEL BUSH,
late Of Bootbbay, in the faid countY, ply
llcian, deceaied, repref-nted infolvent--
hereby give notice, that fix mouths from
the thudTuefday of November infant, are
allowed to bring in and prove their claims;
and that we will attend that f:rVice at the
dwelling houGe Of WILLIAM M'CoBs, + 70
on the fecond Tu-tday Of December next,
and the fecond Tuef1ays of the five fol.
lowing months, from two to TX O'Clock,
P. NJ. or each day.
WILLtAM M'CoBB, Commit
JONATHAN SAwYsa, Eoaer5.
B9otbbar, Nov. 10 I8o7
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

GIis0i, Nov "A Arrived the fchooner Tohn,
capt Henry Saunderl. a. days from I.tlJJn.
Spoke nothing Lat sunday night, AZ al,
50, long. 65, 40, fell in with she nip Bciona
Of Newyotk, WI no perron on board-aid by
her all night, and next morning Oh boarding
her found the was laden with valuable cargo
Of wine-thought bet man her with what
hands he could fpare, accordingly fcnt the
mate and two men on board, with proviiions,
&c. and ordered her for the fra port they
could make Il . TIE erezv Of ne BeAaHa 7csrs
tatea from fbe zUrsek " CAPT. Sutton, sffbs 5oaey
Lyha, ant arrived al B9qaa On Tnsflsy Ian !
SnIPwRkcE On the night of the 28th
Sept. the Bri,ifh fhip Duke Of Clarence, capt.
Fawkner, laden with wheat, -four, and pot
1ihes, YVES totally loo with her cargo, on one
OF the MagdAlen IfAnds in the Bay Of ST. Law
rence--ihc was days from Quebec bound to
Liverpcol--her crew confac1 Of Il men lin.
Guiding one Of tile owners of hich only the
boatfwain and three others reached the 1ole /;
the reGdue. nine 10 number unfortunately
periihed; the furvivors arrived at Beverly on
Sunday Ian.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
BOSTON, NOV. IT.


An unfortunate and fngular acci-
dent oc-urre4 at M1ldcn on friday
evening lat. The annual exhibition Of
the pupils Of Mr. I'odd's fchool was
held in the chamber Of the new houle OF
Mr.. Samuel Tufts-About 800 perfons
were ai1emb'ei; and The performances
were Progreding wh-n one Gje Of the
beams Of floor gave way, and the weight
- falling bre4kiug the umhers Of the
lower floor, large Part { the Compa.
ny were P-ecipitsteI INFO he cellar
IL was next 10 a miracle thai no perion
was Killed, and bur 3 or 5 material y
injured, all of whom arc expected 10
recover.
MI N1TOTH PRODUCTIONS.
ID Fiber, jar. 81 WrentE m had
the Nrefant year 5 pumpkins, iron che
feed, the aggregate weight Ut witch
WIS t31 Id. D.. Wild Of Wd!poe,
had from one feed 4 pumpkins, weigh
ing 27o ID.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

- Il he Rural Ohfcrvcr" -,7tqizs more
sPgity z m i1 jaiy-7 rqaysf Tgs 80 h eai,af
81 7DH t5- -Vyify aI7l' E.ioys TO- aa@fbI pre-
6DeiisT. Tbh 7viit. eogfAfrsdrse.6i'y zebsH il q
k7ovrH az a4by I'll" "A vel ~iller,' ~ ben
eosj.le9 10 a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

TOPK Djeyi7 eoaiaias IS fs7y7,.
II From this Dinri9 we have received no re-
guar reiurus-But by reports from fevcra'
PaFts OF it, we have little doubt Of the re-
s,seuon OF Mr.. CSrTs, the democratic can
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
Z an t6eir m5R OJs2ieHt IsrVaat,
John DIXON NELSON.

William Tread we'll & Go. Of Portf-
mouth, have put to prels z DR.. Bsd41e's
mean e4'fio7 Of Bro5v ElsmsrJ Of Md
ciEs," from The laR Loudon edition 10
vols oaayo. They viii priat i, ca
4 very h'ndlome plea type, ard good
PaPs-, in enc lige oaavo .lums.-
lt viii be ou- in fel.on FIR the Spring
Far.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
cUMEERL6ND Dy,ia contain, q f,rras.
Candidate, WADswoRrH. Scat.

| ; he very thin meetings in the above dir
'''cts may be attributed TO uncommon bad
.rathcr, and an anurance the fcdetalas felt
4 ihe iuccels Of their candidates
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

TIL, Edi,or ar The Salem Regiler
L1s beer proCecu,eIfJra libel On that
aFle and vir'Gous Sta'efna7, The Hon.
TIMOTHY PicxrRmG. whom The per
iccuung lPirit q jlcobindm has purified
even ii retirement.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

Fslyl Rtrsc4sffi,sf.-By the returns We
have received from the drrriG. III Maine thc
totes Gznd as follows We mai ho5ty be
able 70 fi-nth our readgri with 2 complete hit
KENNEBEC DEriE l9rft,ar IS t.-y-f.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

~ this town, Mr.. Tu9IAs CLARE, Book
iclier, 60 Mifs NANCY GOODWIN.
Mr. Jofeph GooId TO Mif, NahbyHenhaw.
At Mcuotomy, AR. Caleb Winlhipl % Mis-
Nabby Backcaron -lEsr 0 e5yyGGit 5tay.4yi.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

DHfu9utb UniUerffy.
OFFICERS and STUDENT8.-Oa.
1902.

1902.
Hon. JOIN WHEELocK, T.. L, u.
Proficient, Prof Eacl-. Hf Honorable
BEzALseL WOODWARD, A. NJ Pref.
IfHb. and Nat. Pbiej5bby. Rev. JonS
SnIrH, A NJ. Lat Or a, H:5relv and
eibsr Orient. Ian -NArHAN SMITH, M.
ID. PrsE Glenn. and IKel-RoswGLL
SsIRrLIEF, A. NJ. Tutor
ProfG5r Of Diva.iy, appointed.
The whole number Of Students, rs.
OF the senior ClafS, 46 Junior Clafs,
s5-SoPLomore Clafs, 3z.-FEe.hman
Gals, IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

The laR mails Gid not furnilh 4 word ofin.
telIiscnce from Europe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
JeHk5' Maine Marine Liz.
Part Of J0ortlsno.

~ No foreign arrival. Al this Port,
lince our laf.
ship iMac, Burdic, Of Portland. a. DAYS
from Liverpool for Newborn, NC W., lpoke
Nov. 2, Lar. 40, long 66--lott her topm4n.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
Millenary and Fancy Goods.
MaQacbu(ett5 RegiRer.

-
Jun received, ana lor Gale al the Bookaore OF
THOMAS CLARK,
nearly oPpoGte the Maine Fire and Marine
lnlurancc Office, Fjg Street, Poyt ar5,
HE Madachuletts Regilter,
and DATED States Calendar, for tie year
Of err Lord 1909. an5 17th Of American In
MISUNDERSTANDING Civil, EccleG4lical,
Judicial and Military LIS H. MaGacbuletts !;
AHociatons and Corporate InGitut.ons, for
literary, agricultural and chsritab Purpoles
ALTO. catalogues Of The Officers Of the General
Government, with its feveral departments and
Embellishments the Executive Government
IN each STATE Magachufetts Fee Table !;
Genius Of the United States, and Of the towns
in MahacbuGetts the public DUTIES, Reve
nues, &c uieful Tables, and a variety Of
other intcrtaiug cles.
Prize DoAl1's pr S2zs7--5o Csrf' frgE.
Nov ~
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AUGUSTA, (Kcnn:JstJ NOV. IT

from the returns that have been re
|esNed; no reaionable doubt exits, bui
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

that nj. Brute has made his ele7ion
FIRE a1d W. may fairly cooclp!e thrr
Democr ICY, at leaf in tbs Diarif
having feen It's utmoa limits Of ezpan.
Gan. is nov moa evidently ia the an
With the tstnrns Of no one town, have
We been m3re grar6.d than with thorc
from Canaan. The Inhabitants uaaa
in7as for the federal cand due, and
beloved upon him more than Gxty
fuffrages. M2if5, of old, wa permitted
to &c the land til flowed with milk and
h2asy. May %. be permitted to vift
tkc land that hoTeth with fsdsraffa,
The Pennrylvania e'eaion Of Mem.
bers Of The Eighth CongreIs, are all
oholen-lS in number, aad al Demo.
cra,s.
The Legislature Of MlrYland have
met and the Democrats finding they
have majority Of only ? in he lover
houie, it IS thoughI they will not pro-
fecute their in,ended attack CA the
coafituiion this felton,.
The number Of Bankruptcies 10 En-
gland from tie year I74S TO the year
I797, amounted TO 2I,644, of which
1892 took place in the year 1893, the
hrtt year OF the laf war.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

An article from Leshorn i msrtjon-
ed IS e1tn5 that the American quad
ron b!orkldilE TriPoIi had attempted
10 and 1920 men; ard h4l been CON
pietely deteIl-d. We know not what
ci,cumGan-e could giv7 riIe 70 lhi5 ab
fur1 ari>le. There are 20 troops On
b1l.d our friga'es 10 I'll: Mediterranean I
ard we believe there IS bur one Of them
of Tip Ii. Some affair with a water
ing party, may have taken place and
itorY lolts nothing by circulation.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

The intelligence from St. Domingo
continue hoguinry. The blacks ap.
pelred 10 prefer death u nlvery and
iuch was The reduced fate Of Of Le
Clerc's army, that it wa neccni tied To
withdraw telf into the forti6e5 towns,
and to at AInof ala sether on the &c
fenliYe-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
39ortLauo.

MoNDAr, N0yEITBER u, 1902,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
Iua Received,

Ill NGCCIVCQs
Ind far Sals at THOMAS PAlI TN N.
Ysndue Sf5re, at The coraer Of KiNgg e
Uaiou Streets, ban9>ome Glg0,f1isai 9,
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING or
large hsadiome Sideboards,
{mali do. do.
: ScTutoire and Book Cafe,
large fets Dining Tables,
pair Card Tables,
ladies Scrutoires,
I Stand Tables,
Breakfast do.
5 Quarter do.
Wath Stands.
Ny. is. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE Subscribers having com
menced huinefs in the hopie lately occa-
pied BY Mir. George n. Lyles, en- Fai-fax
itreet, in the town Of Alexandra, beg
leave TO inform their friends ard the pub
lie, that they have for fale, DRY GOODS,
JAPANED WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect complete aaortment OF
CASTINGS, which they will difpofe OF
at the mott reduced prices for Cath, Flour
or Tobacco.
THOMAS L. WAsHINsToN & Co.
n. B. They will alto tranlatt buiaefs
en- cornmifion, and take the liberty OF
acquainting thofe who may favour thena
with their confidence, that they will en-
deasour to merit the truis repofed in them,
by faithful attention 10 their intereff.
Nov. Is. d