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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

a CI1NtJIlNO " DNIllOOh3 -
opened At the SontB S1boci Hcgle, which
is 70 be kept three times week, VIZ. We'd
nefday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings, from
Fix clock until nine.
Ladies and Gentlemen, who are dehrous Of
attaining the art Of Singing. are respectfully
foIiciled 10 make application Without delay.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

NyHEREAS poLLY my wife has be-
w hayed 10 an unhecomlng manner.
land IS too much deliehted with the found
OF : drum) forbid all perlous harborine
or truting her on my account, as will
not pay any debt of her contracting after
this date. REUBEN KEEZER.
Pgrslird, Dee. A, 1904.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

a London paper, publihed in fome Of the
papers of the United States, Eating that
The prstsR Of toLce at Paris las
b3bhbed his ,esort rela1'0e 10 The appAra.
tan If The J~uIpbur0ted bdyogrnr gas, 10
medieal puppies. The rs/ah is, tbat the
experiment is extremely 441gerons, and
that its NE o4gbf TO be entirely abal1@ed."
We cannot help conradltting the re-
port alluded to; as the good effects OF the
application Of falphurated hydrogene gas
10 medical purpofes, are fully attefed in
the recovery of many vaietudinarians,
who have drank medical waters, frong-
~ impregnased with It. The fulphar
fisings, about eight miles from Martial
burg, in BeFkeIy county, Virginia, con-
tain no other mineral property, except
that gas and quantity of falphur vivum
in a fate Of foiulion, ard feveral cafes
might be here adduced, n which this
ipring water has been ufed, net only with
our detrimenr, but evident advantage TO
health. Many other medical fprings in
the United United States are known TO
hold the fuIphurated hydrcgene gas in
combination with other chemical Goaii-
ties it would be ablnrd TO doubt the be-
nefts, which p~alienss have derived from
the ute Of .hem.
MEDICUS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
alerauoria aUoerti8er.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.

Ext,aa IF n kftey from a rePsaa5h T.
meriean at Haure, fo 4 e9zrtue,ciaib0ys
IN Nr1v-Y ayk, daied Sept. q, 1907.
The gentleman who was ConluI here
has religned, or 10 other words has given
4 power to Mr.. Wm. Deblois TO at, who
cos holds the Office, aud is obliged 70 Mr..
Henry PrcbIe for his afl9ancc, . know
ing the French Language himfelf. Mr.,
D, expects the appointments through I.
Pane, whom Mr.. d. ailRed IN getting a
psfage, as moi} of the American matters
refuled taking him on board. Paine has
promySd the appointment, expecting his
influence will induce the PRECEDENT TO grant
it to Mr.. D."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

~ cxcrciisd by him againa MIR. JeAerfcn
they appear to have forgotten that they
were paflrg the feveret .ien,ence of con-
demnasion on their own idol.
Let ii be aAed, who, in the mo& infa-
nous manner endeavored TO defame the
American character in Europei* The an
fwer will be JEFFERSON. If it be re-
qaired who, with the hand of a bale at.
faiin, attempted to ftab the reputation of
the great Father of his country, the i'm
mortal Wsfhingington? The name Of
JEFFERSON again occurs. Ard if it
be demanded, who hired the mott profi-
gate outlaws Of foreign countries to plunge
the political poinard into the well. earned
fame Of John Adams !? Still the fame, the
detefable name Of JEFFERSON p%relerts
ii{eIf.
But fuppoing MIR. Burr does hold a
competition with the runaway governors
of I7So-whe-e was the harm, nay, the
improperly Of ii? Had he NOT as many
OF the lulFrages of the electors as Jefer-
fon? This even Duane, DennlGon, or
Cheetham dare not deny. If taas come
properly to light, however, it will foon
rife in judgment againt him, that he is
himfrlt the director behind the fcenes, OF
ihe(e political automatops.
Nero affttfed humanity; and tboa, even
thou, Jeif.rfon sfedcit viytm-but what
the name of Nero was to Rome, viii thine
be 10 Thy Country, when once The unerIing
hand of time ha!l place thy aefions, in
their proper point Of view, and thar your
country may be 'peedily and happily re-
lleved from the evils of your public agency
IS the ardent VITA, and @fervent prayer
Of every friend to the fame ard principles
of, WASHINGTON.
(GQe. u.s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
...w;aown. It is believed the veGel
,,v be got off ithout much damage.
NORFOLK, November 2.

Arrived the fchooner Brothers, capt.
willis, IL days from ST. Thomas's.-
left the fchooner Eliza Ann, Rofs, 10 fail
n TWO days for this port.
Arrived the fchooner Mary JothRon,
s~aptain Waughep, 70 days from Kiuglton
I,naica. Left the barque Calliope,
Nah, 20 fail next day for this port.
Arrived the B,itifh fchooner Agnes,
captain Perkins, As days from Sarinau,
n diarefs. October S, in fight OF ST.
Martins, fpoke the Britilh brig Rebecca,
ffom Norfolk.
Arrived the fchooner Martha Boyd,
capt. Clark, IS days from Montego- Bay.
Arrived the Britilh fchooner Mufquitc,
captain Metcalf 40 days from Jamaica.
Arrived, in diltrels, the fchooner Eliza,
captain Cox, 80 days from St. Thomas.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
OHIO COMPANY,
Far the tmP'zvemf1f J The MNJTbti
trade.

trade.
A number OF inhabitants of The weGern
paris of Virginia and Pennlylvania, met
on the z9th uIt. at Pittburgh, for che pur-
po(e Of forming a company for the expor-
tation of the produce and commodities OF
that country, by the channel of the Milf
Glifpi. TO overcome the difficulties ard
emsarraGmcnfs attending the trade Of thele
interior lettlements, which render prices
precarious, s. consequently relax indutry,
and which are too formidable 70 be sny
longer encountered by the limited cred {
and capital Of individuals the citizens OF
this portion Of our exfeniive empire have.
determined to form IN sfociafion Under
The name Of The Ohio Company, with a
capital, as nearly IS poiIibly competent,
for the purchafe and expectation, to the
beA market, of TIE commodities Of their
country, at the joint ril and 6r the joint
benefit OF tie lu5icrihers, il flares of one
hundred dollafs each. subscription are TO
be opened, in various places d~ehgnafed, on
the irG of November nexf, and to con-
tinue open cne mouth. Every {ublcribe-
to pay one dollar at the time Of fubfcrib-
ing, with future payment, at fuch time g.
place as the directors haii hereafter ap-
point, one 6frh in cath, ard the remaining
four ffths in produce. The company is
to be under the management Of a prelilenr
and twelve directors. Shares to be trans
ferabie and an at of incorporation to be
folicited from the Legislature of Pennfyl-
vania.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
Five Dollars Reward.

cTRATED from ellis paaure. nesr Alcxan-
- dria, two or three weeks fnce, a handfomc
ORREL COLT, 3 years old. IS er IL h4nds
high, with a witch tail, and has never te,n fhod.
/ ne above Reward will be paid to airy perlon
that will deliver him to me in Alexand. ia, aud
rcafJnab.e charges.
JOHN LOWRY,
Nov. 9. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
OFFICIAL,

His Catholic Majeay's Confol General,
Chevalier de Feranda, received, a few
days ago, official information from the Co
of St. AuguRins, that the ports in
that province are ciofed againa all neutral
yef3ls-at the fame time permitting The
c~i,izens of the United States to tide in
Spanilh bottoms, agreeable to the Roy'l
Order of the 9th June, 1898.
In The Jacobinical Papers th~roughort
the United States, the mott v%irulent ablfe
is heapcd on MIR. Burr, and among the
foremoa Of the calumniators OF thar gen.
tlenan, are plainly to be d~iaingpiihed,
the myrmydons CT the Immaculate J@effer-
fon. But while they attempt to excite
the keenef refentment in the public mind
againa Mr.. Burr, for an al!edged auplici-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09
LEXINGTON, October rs.
IMPORTANT.

Extraa Of letter from agen'lcman of in
formation and reipedability at Nat
chez TO his correspondent in this town,
dated f7tt September.
81 cannot now add more than that the
psrt of New Orleans is hut, and that you
hall hear more from me hortly."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

The Gloucefer election has been
canvaned before the committee OF eieaions.
They unanimously aud Immediately deter-
mined to report, that there is no cauie OF
complaint. Z Democrats AID 3 FedsraIifs
on the committee.
1t is a %curioes circumaance, that the
Democrats Of Glouceltee produced a deaf
man TO prove a fact which depended en-
tirely on an accurate fnfe Of hearing.
81 think we hall have ao governor
this year"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

It is faid on good authority, that cur
MiniRer at Paris intends returning home
IN the Spring-;hat he has communicated
his wi(hes on this fubje6t to our govern
ment, preferring the life of an Amerir@n
Farmer to that Of Minifcr to the greatcf
Potentate in Europe. IIeis fpoken Of By
(osne as the probable fuccehor of Mr.,
KING, at the Court of London but this
is not very likely. Ifhe finds bis ftua-
ton irkiome from his p>hIes in the Re
public OF France, it can hardly be lefs 70
in the Kjngdom Of Great Britain.
IN. Z. Car. Ad0.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

w underHand that the late governor
Bloomfield of New Jeffey has reignea his
feat to John Lambert, PRECEDENT Of Coan-
ell, who is TO execute the Office of 60
vernon until an appointment takes place.
1t is doubted by iome whether The Pre-
iident of Council has a right to al when.
no governor is appointed, il being a cafe
not provided for oy the contribution.
(Gas. u. 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-09

Fron tbe FREDERICK To4vn Herald.
MI. THOMPSON,
| have lately oblesyed an extract from
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
II = L | G. +.


w HEREAs Capt. John Hand, maj
w ter ct tie noop Hiland, did on
or about the 10Th DAY of March, in the
year 1901, receive On board faid veiiel,
II CHESTSo OF lea, ihiPped by MelIrs.
Cran.ton, AleSander s: CO. merchants, re-
fding in Philadelphia, and conhgned
to n's, among which there was one
Chef OF Imperial Tea, winch fell fho.s
in the weight two pounds, AID at the
fame time | charged tie fad John
Hard for Tea taken out Of iAia Cheit TO
th.t amount, which | did ,hro' heat Of
PATTON and ] now come forward for tbs
(a;isfattion Of Capt. Hand, TO flew thu,
he Is man for whom | have the grea,eR
vene.ation, and believe that bis publix
IS well as private character IS unmpeach-
ale and am truly forty that lhould ever
have implicated him in 70 iericus charge.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Nov. &c. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
SALE bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY,.

), 70 e'elsek, qviN be 6ld at The 1fn@H
: s,,yr, tie Corner Of King ard On'o'
Streets. -,
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiGy 10 barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calss,
Wine in pipes and quarter eaik',
MolaHes IN bids.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
{ THOS. PATTON, Aaf'oneert.
Noyember @.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT.


By virtue Of a Deed Of IrJf ron
Ozvrn Rsbeyts 70 The Sagieriber, zuil!l b
expsfsd to Ssle, far ready sroay, az Il.
P,emjls, on WrdneldGy the I7fb az
IF Novembsr, if far, .. NOT, tben -.
merit fair day.
GNE half of that LOT of GROUNlf y
" the city Ct Warrington, lying in iqa7r'
No. No. a56, and deGgnated in that iquare by th'
NO. 10; the nlniety intended to be Told irort
epon the open are on the Pennfyl ania Avenue
sad joins upon the let No. II in that iquare f'a'
! front of "a feet inches aud an hal ms
Y teet inches deep upon it is erected ifa'n'
owelling Hcuie.
JAMES KEITH, Trpf Re-
eaohcr "a. dss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
TANNEY 6 PATTON,

lANNE I 60 IA o1Ne
Haze jaf rccei@yed b. the leb'r HGrmexp,
capt. crabtrr, iran Porto Rieo,
90 hhds. & ESQ barrels frH
quality Mufcovado Sugars,
AJfo, on Hard,
Molages, in bids.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, IN hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, 10 hbds. & barrels,
Souchong Tea, Of a fnperior quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and coarie Salt,
Men and wcmen's Shoes,
Queens Ware 10 crates, aforted,
With complete adortment OF n. tns-
land and Rufiia CORDAGE; Eaa-Indis
End Ruflia Goods.
Il L S o,
20 Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
90 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. so. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
publtt Sale.

On Friday The Iatb mR. at 8 o'C!etk,
z. NJ. qvill asftipe!y be Jsld,
The three -ftory BRIcK-Ho
adjoining Meilrs. Ricketts,, Newton &
Co.'S. Warchouie, ON Fairfax areet.
dsa, at TIE /ame tire qv,N6s .Ell,
About 5 ACRES Of LAND,
or the Commons.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
CONSISTING OF

Supcrhnc, rehnes AID all qualities and
colours 6 qrs. & 7 qis. Cloths, PLANES.
Caaimeres, Ker(eys, Costings, Friezss,
Kend4l Cottons, Half 1'hiekc, white Ser
ges, fpoued Swami ms, Welal Plains,
Swanfdowns, Toilanets, Rofe Bankers,
ffiped Blarkc,ing, Bearkins, Fearnausht,
Wooden, Worried, Cotton & fix HoGery
lcarlet CIoaks; Ca!icoes, Mullins & Muffin
FIandkerchiefs; fancy Cords, Fuaians,
Jeans, Dimi,ies, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Calimancoes, Wi'dbores, Bonnbazetts,
Bon,bszeens, Camblets, Laces & Edgings;
Silk Handk erchiefs, f1hionable Straw &
Chip Hats, G;mps, white and coloured
Threads. &c. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
aluable Property.

4 Lord Ground ftaated ar the South Wet
4 corner 81 King ard pitt-Streets, extending
'ist-street ltvcnly ieee, and thirty-three feet
81 lit inches and IN half On King Street; iorty
o. CT .eet If this rr On Pitt.Street has depth Of
tixsy lie feet eight and ore half inches, an the
remainder at the crner of King ard Pitt-Streees
h9sa depth oftsirty three feet, eight inches and
IN hall, inclp ing the Houie now occupied BY
81, Ednuad DynnY.
i,rns Of fac, ere third Of tie pufelafe money
n iix,nonths, oae hird III twelve mouths, and the
r,iiUue in,ciehsetn nlon'hs.
LUDNELL LEE, Trnfee.
Nnv G. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-11
publte @ale.

Il. Pursuance Of q Deed Of 7'rna
fy.m 1essee Taykr, deceased, 10 the sx5.
s@riJzr. ma.9eto secxre debt due to The
BARK IF 44k.asd,ia, qoia be <xpojed 70
s4ir, uboa re Premises, On Saturday the
1rfb 3ayef Dfrsmbcr nexf,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

NIE the Suofcribers being by the Court of
w Probate for the ,o~n of Ne~ port, ap-
poioled comm'ilioaers 70 receive, examine ADD
aJoh the claims OF the creditors to the eAate
OF JosErH McMPoRp. hate ct Newport, Tin
place worker. jeeeaied, Represented iniolvent, -
Give norics to all perfon, having claims to iaid
eaGe, to bring theos in 20 either of o., AZ our
sespeetise dwellings, within Ok months from tho
dasc hereof, being the time allowed by fsid
Coaft. SAMUEL c. CARR, l Ce~~j.
JOHN WANTON. ] Gsas,f. I
Ssr And al perlona indebted TO laid ritase,
are reqaeAcd 10 make immediate payment 10
MARY MUMFCRD. II1si~x.
Newport, June ,3. 1907. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

DIED. In Lsncib ,roogh. Mahachoie'ss,
on the 3oFb Of April taft. Mrs. HAwKAE Mol
TON, widow Of The laCe Capt. Michael Motion.
formerly of this in the eighty-hra year cf
her age.
- AT Coahsr's Hsrbor, the 9th inf. of
the Snail Pox, Mr.. DANIEL HUDSON, ION Of
Mr.. Thomas Hudfoo Of this town, in the a3d
year OF his age. A young man OF fair reputa
tioo, & generaily eaeemed BY all who kae" him.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12
MdR1y, MUMFORD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends ana
IN the public in general. that fhc carries oa
the rnning huhne6. in the South Shop Of The
fame Houis where it was csfiied on by her de.
ccafed hufband. She has az p,eicnt ON hand, 4
large sHermens of TIN WARE, which hs
Si!i diipefe OF very cheap for Cam.
Thoic perfcns who viii pieaic TO fnvot, her
with their sutton. may dcpend upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fmsllsA "a.
vor will be gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, June i3, 1907. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

oonfeeuenees of this difunion. They
are within the calculation of every
fchool boy. A civil war would be the
immediate evil. Pillage an hlaughter,
among the negroes in the fouIhern
feaion of the continent, would accele-
rate the ruin of the country; and fub-
jedion tofome foreign invader, would
finiih the catalrophe OF our political
Drama! From fuch federalilm, and
fuch federalifs, may the Lord, in his
mercy, deliver us ! Esi5.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12


A gentleman, now at Cape-Fran-
co.'s, has obhgingly forwarded the fol-
lowing to the Editor, which he has
loIt no time in tranllating and laying
before his readers.
EXTRACT.
In the name of the French Governmsu,--TAc
Gsaeral 10 Chief. TO Geaeral ToafTlnt.
1t is with pleafure, Citizen Gene
raj, / fee the part YOU have taken in
fubmitting TO the arms of the Repub-
lie. Thole who have endeavored to
deoaive you, with reipsSt TO the rea;
intentions of the French govenmsnt,
are extremely culpable. 1t is moi,
however, our bufnefs, ar prelent, 10
feck for the authors Of pat evils /; but
to endeavor to reitore The colony, as
fpeediIy as poMble, TO its former prof
perity.
You general, and the troop. under
your command as well as the inhabi-
tants of the colony who are with you
need be under no apprehension for
any palt tranfadions. will draw a
veil of oblivion over ali that has hap
pensd before my arrival at ST. Do
mingo. In this | initiate the exam
pie which the Firf Conful gave 10
France, after 9Th Brumaire.
A new order of things has taken
place hereafter we fhall know Of no
diltinSion among the Citizens, but
thofe of the good and the bad.
lie CLERC. Geue,Si m Chit.
Head 2ssris,s ~ ike CAPE, r3fb Flsriai.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

fI<sisl jalis, "a theisrs inscnef. aud TORN, az
By ihe Evs ,5c refscnye Aafcs, tie iaid clerk,
wcsc eqain.5 TO vctrrn ihc fame.
NATHANIEL MACON
Sffe&tr sf iss H,syt str RePrejfsse,ir'ss.
a BALDWIN,
Pr1sG,nf kff fbe sssats prs ieators.
Afraovrp, April g, Iscz-
Til JEFFERSON,
PycE<srogffbs CEisd SfNfe,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12

THE Subfcr;bcrs, appointed by the Hon.
4 Town Council Of Newport. comnifiou.
c", 10 receive and examine the claims a2sinA
he easte OF AkxasStv Msnbeay/Ss. late oi sa;d
Newport, Mariner. ccccaied, reprcf-n,cd infol-
vent; and fix Months being allowed from This
date for the fame :--AIl perions having elaine
aganH faid eRs'e, sre reqoeRed to exbib, them
TO either OF Us. at our dwellings wirhin laid tine,
or they will be prccludcd agreeaby 10 law.
JOHN WANTON, Csmnv-
CHRISTOPHER. HOLT, ! Essrys.
4l< All perfons indebted to faid eilsfs. are
defired to make immediate payment 70
RssrccA MArrE1wsox, Almis'x.
Newport, June s.. sses. 60
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-12
EXPERIMENTATION.
Mr.. fAaNswoRrH,

Mr.. fAsNswoRrH,
HaOing jsen il esuitinsy repre-
jfntsd in /oms Of tbe late fideral p&pers
thar there qOere more federai Members
in The general eoart Of MaDaibgjetfs
tbis year than there zOere kaa, il may
not Be nmG TO ixtsym the public bol0
one Of the federal reprejtatatiOes obtain
ed bis rs-eieSlion. lie did not entertain
fbe Lega hopes Of being bonOred qeit6 'be
jfragss Of bis fovslmen, and foerefere
.Jaid be beuld not go # ebslsn. 2be
foels Of THE federal party teot bold sf
this exprsDGon, and rfpoyfed sgbat be
(tbs 'Sqmr had declared. TIE Lcga
zDe can do, (aid they, is 10 gate for bin,
and let bin have tbe bono, Of rtfgning.
This Rrafasem took, andhIa jal2 that
republican votes acre obtained 70, him
xpaa this vsry principle; !; and Jfnd;ns be
qc0s ebeysn, declared be @oad aeeept tbe
appointment. If by (urb derephisn a
majority Of fsds is ebs,sn in fbe bay
fats as undOutfedyis fbe fsIs) THE
triumph of the ensmies of our republican
ConRitufion and Of fbe prsient adminjC
traitor Of the general govsrnmsnt, s0iH
efajs THE moment The 1OeN neaning pro-
pie are uudeeeived. Plain Truth.
The projed of difmembering the
Continent, and of fevering New-Eng-
land from the fouthern States, is now
openly avowed by The leaders Of the
federal party. For this fuggeition, we
have unquelfionable authority. With
how much propriety thefe people can
aFume to themfdve es the name of fed.
eralilfs, we leave the public to decide,
by comparing the plan, with the found
Of the word. The purpofes OF fedora
lifn, il feems, are to be accomplished
by deffroying the Union of the States,
| canceIling she federal compact, and
erecting a petty fovereignty upon the
ruins Of our broad national govern
| ment. 1t would be Idle to trace the
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Agents of the Royal caufe, many of
whom pocketed the money. The
whole intrigue appears TO have been
of the mott contemplate nature.
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a Ii perioos having demands sgaiaa tie
l. y sAsic Of Capt. GIoaos Trw, late Of
Jameao~o. dcceafed, arc reqosfsd to preieps
Them TO the SDb!Sdocr Tor ieulemcns, within
hr Months from ,his date, or they will be p,cA
cluded by Law, and thofe indebted TO faid eanteA
arc delied to make immediate payment 10
ELISHA TEW, 6xse1iss.
JamsfSsvn, Jams s, 1904. So
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MARRIED. ]--On Sunday evening laf.
by the Rev. .Jybra 8raaLy, Mr. JoHS A.
SHAW, TO M.h ELizAssrH MScHMoks,
both Of this town.
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The dwelling houfe of Mr.. Lee,
land, of Byigton (MaG.) was confum-
ed by fire on the asth ult. and three
children perifhed in the flames.
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Saturday, June 1s, 1902


WALrsa NicBols. Eiq. Naval OHiser
for The difritt of Newpan, vice Robert Crocke.
Eiq- deceafed.
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NEw-YORK, My 20.

Esfr0a efa isftfr from an stfeer o."
board tie Enterprise, Capt. Sferst,
dated Gibralfer, Apri 2, 1907, TO
his jriendin tbe City Of Waibington.
We left Baltimore on the 18th
Feb. and after experiencing many hea-
w gales, arrived in harbor on the goth
ult.-On the 9TH in heavy gale OF
wind fea truck US, and for near a
minute we were on our beam ends,
the cabin and ward-room were filled
with water, our Gern parted, part of
our wait was itove in, feveral new
fails, all our fweePs, and two msn
were wafhed overheard, but the next
iea waihed the men in again. At this
time | confidered death as inevitable |;
however it proved 10 me the value OF
our little vefel--The fquadron under
admiral Keith is laying here jult arriv-
ed from Egypt; aifo the Portugule
admiral, who has landed 5000 troops.
Our fhips have nothing to do. The
Tripolitans are in fate of ltaryation
and much diiIaiisfied that peace can
not be concluded.
I" Our lchooner is repairing, and
as foon as done we fhall fail for NAL
ia, our cruifing ground. Capt. Sterett,
! cannot fpeak in too high terms of,
3 or TOO fauering. with my country
may do him the iuRice he merits"