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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03

oas ID th- lyhphluc ytfes.
Fom Or. Weathc-hurn.
Wrtbr LaEr:y, (Fngfra VI
Gsnficanen--lp H afeJ ats our hvp'the prcparatoa
ou call H@miltoAI III rqrr ~ Esfrut7 or BfpEar4vhi
believe has Per.retE removed 4 Chronic Rheumatic
(of that Kind nsRed Sciatcaor Of the hip oiutl ma
WHICH had labortd for long time, aud which NJ
bafed every article ia the Msteria medical and evr
mode of treatment received Into praetice Tor the cus
oflhs obfnste df>afe. Ifyou think this letter ue.,
you are al liberty 20 make It public.
Yours, &c P. WEArHERauRs.
JoHN HooTEs, rope maker, South Secord.nrty
between Mary and Chrifiau-hrtcts Philadelphia. WI
luntsriiy maketh oath a, follows, n7nriy--that IA
wife, Mary Hoover, was 70 ftvsrey Afflicted with vo
lent Rhsumatfm, very dangerou0Y htuated The ccb
iequencc of feyere cold after yrg ~, "a TO be cae
aned to her bed for ievera weeks, ADD At lengA
reduced TO the melanoholy apprehension of rtmar.
ing cripple for lie, notwithstanding the mot rePsa
abic medical advice was followed, and every proba.s
remedy attempted when ieeiGg f,yerai cat1a VI Cua
performed by Hamilton Eftnce and Extratt VI Mua-
ard, they were procured from Mr.. Br1a, No. N,
South Second frtet. The hft application sfahAd
her 70 walk acrofs the room, and the ufe Of one W.
ls rsfored her to her ufua fate Of health and rngA
Joan HoovEa.
Sworn and fubfcrbed before E5eaeaer Frrgaj5aeq
one Of the juftices of the psace for Philadepaaco
I" A ounce NJ Prevention IA worth nrnnl w CrrrN
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WOODBURY. STORFR,
JOHN MUSSEY,
SAMUEL BUTTS,

Portland, 9Th Sept 1905.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,
Iuf Received and for Sale,

Iutf Received andlor Sale,
Per the schooner john, capt. Tupnan,
Large Sveet OyangeS
Likewise, Spice Salmon in kegs, first qua,
lily Cyder Vinegar for pickles, a few
quintaEs Old Dumb Fish, parcel ofSmith-
field Bacon Hams, r. Island Cheese, q
CIV boxes excellent Lemons, and a gene
i assortment Of
Groceries, Fruits g Muts.
IHOs. SIMMs.
August Is. 9
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
C COMMUNICATION.
He S HO w M Il NJ.

Attend, O ye great matters and mites,
to my raree- fhow. / have travelled in all
parts, 20 collect all that is rare and won
derful; and though | cannot thew you a
teak from a Liou's B,seeb,* or HaYes
I" which have four legs on their back as
we'll as the fame number on the belly, Gff
running on one iet and then on the other II
yet ! can bring to your yiew-The ner-
cy of kings the virtue Of miniacrs;
confidence in a lawyer; piety in a prieR !;
difpatch in phyfcian and truth behind
counter. | have for your obfervation,
the benevoleuce of a PRECEDENT the hui
mility of Emperor Bonaparte; the wiz
dom of King George; the modefy OF
Charles; the carnal abitinence of the de-
lcendant of Mahomet; the heroifm of
Joleph sni Alexander the glory Of LOUIS
18th and the infalllhility Of the Pope
The GrR view which / lhall prefanl 10
your aRonlfhed eyes, fhall be the inlide Of
the walls OF great boufe IN new city.
There you fee the Matter of this gfeat
hoafe, with map Of an exteohve COON
try before him, which he confemplates 10.
purchale, though he has already more land
than ne can manage, and no money TO pay
for it.
There you fee the room, for all the
gold, and the FLYER, and the copper of
great ard rich union; and in the corner,
you fee a French rat, gnawing a great
hole into the frong box, and letting run
thereout precious metals, into the Golfers
OF great banker in London.
Next you fhall fee SIS Wagons, and
1900 hories, all ready hafneaed, to carry
: TIE bvakfaf IF Bruce he Al5Wa
mar travs5ler.
t See Fafbsr Lueaa's, The 1slaits BIZ
to,y Of S0zf5 Amerira.
t Itbas been ALFRED that fde9 able
fuaneier ALLUDED "a, lsRl.4o, 900 JqerIigg
III e1e 1egofjation.
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Ten D05lAY5 RezOa9d.

RAN AWAY from the Sublcriber on
Suuday the 18TH inf. an Apprentices boy
TO the Coopers trade, named MICHAEL
TOLEY, between IS and Ie years old,
about s feet 4 inches high, dark lhorr
hair, and has remarkable. down c.f
'fheeplh look. Being born in the welt of
Ireland he will be eaiily diicoyeTed by his
dialect. Had on when he abfconded,
nankeen upper jacket, thickfet waiacost,
new ticklenburg rrowlers and new wool
har, but took other clothes with him. lt
is fuppcfed he has gone rewards Balti-
more. II taken up 20 miles from Alex
andria will ray IS dollars, and il more
than so miles 20 dollars reward and all
geafonable charges.
CAAS. JAMESON.
Anena IL. d2teo
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aIeranovta aDDartisfr.
MONDAY, Aucusr IS.

IF any thing could raise the sense Of
pity for that misguided part Of chr fellow
citizens, yeeleped, ne uuaerssrabpeys Of
i6e parry J; we may surely bestow a small
portion of that Godiike attribute, npons
the proceedings of revetat the little in
significant town OF Woodbridge, on the
last Anniversary OF our Independence.
Among their chase and appropriate
toasts. we fal Judge Chase, Judge
JeHfies, and Peter Porcupine--nay they
ever be remembered as monuments of de-
pravity."
Here We 6nd small Jeffersonian unto,
slignatiz2, beyond degradation, q man
whom Washington had selected aud rails
ed TO the high post Of a Federal Judge.
: We all admit, /" all Republicans all Fe-
deralists,' that merit alone found its way
to the Father Of our country. ToreyIle
his chosen Judge, was to mock his memo
ry-but what has been left undone by.
Certain party on this head
We here see a Federal Judge leagued
with Judge of CromwelPs; and tool of
Britain Wherefore this abominable de-
traction - We will tell you
Judge Chase has dared to exercise tie
functions Of bis office BY Furnishing sedi-
tious Jacabins, and as long as he holds
the rod of iustice over them, he will re-
main monument IT terra, TO evil doors.
For your next patriotic meeting we
would offer you !" The man who nobly
dared to attack seditlon, and to scourge
faeflous phalanx in bis country
AT another batyiotie place called SAITH
Am6gy, Thomas Pane was given as
toast, with a fulsone euloglum, "or his
p,l'fisal and fraIy ratianat sentilnents'to
mankind
Palnes nation is England-but we dis
dain to make SINGLE observation on this
6rebrand to Religion and Government
be, and his principles are not only Known,
butugsv fully understood.
Sloop Dlanns, Lewis, OF this pors was
at Guadalupe the 29th July.
Governor Trumbull OF Conneaicut,
has notified the recognition of jain Der
nard Gripia. Esq. as bis Britannia Ma
jesy's Vice Consul for the states OF Gon-
neeticut and Rhode Island.
2
The Vice President of the United
States has returned to New York, from
bis excursion into New England.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
3D. long,. ann. II.

s.. Sd. long. ann. II.
Immediately ensits being brought to
market, omni,lm !. premium, but at
halt past 2 It hadSsunk TO greater dis
count. Consols for opening we're at 80
: but fell to So; and reduced, which was
at So =, was, at the above stated period,
81. tor money.
The budget, which will be brought for.
ward this day, will necessarily present
taxes heavier than any which have ever
been imposed, in one year upon the peo-
rle of this County.s We have already
stated the leading articles to be an income
duty of Ave per cent. and very high du-
ties upon malt, sugar, tea, wine, spirits,
and an encrease of assessed taxes.
We fsd in letters from B,ussels, of the
9Th inst. that an ABIDE Camp of the
First Consul, passed thro' that city on
ire proceeding day, on his route to Hol
land, where he was charged with the ex
scution of a confidential mission from
whence 1t was understood he was TO pro-
coed TO the head quarters of Gen. Morsier.
tie was Preeededby Courier from the
french governments, who passed thre'
BRUSSELS on the same day, with import
ant dispatches, alsofor that General.
An officer Of the King OF Prussia's
guards likewise passed through Brussels,
gong IN great haste to Paris, with dis
patches which were supposed to relate to
Hanover. The greatest part Of the french
army was then concentrated in the county
OF bentEeim, whilst the Hanoverian troops
were assembled on the frontiers of Ozna
burg.
Accounts from Cuxhaven, of the 9th
'of June Jays that Hanover has been takee
POfielhon Of 81 10000 French troops
that French corps OF 5000 were within
Two days march of Cuxhayen, and that
10000 were directing their route fol,
Stadr. II was expected that the neutra.4
sraity of Hamburg, Bremen and Hano
vsr, would nor be fsfpetted.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15
FLAX SEED.
The highea price given tor Flax Seed.
A. Smith 6 Son.
(asd1
rs AWentaon!

The Members of the EPSON
IocxEY CLUE are deiired to meet
at Cadlby's Hotel on Saturday
the 2oth of Auguif, at II o'clock.
Members will take notice, that
on this day feveral gentlemen
wifhing to become members will
be ballotted for &C entlemen
Sportlmen Of Maryland are in
vited to attend.
Aaguf II.
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Mot2ce.
Ansna X.

The ubfcfioer being aboutto
leave u.aa for few mouths rgqueits all
perfons indebted TO lin 80 make payment
10 Ms. JoKN LovaLL, at The Warrington
Tavern, and all iochas hav. GAINS again&
him will pleale prelent them 10 fad Lc-
vel, who will difcharge Them
PETER HEISKELL.
Augua IS. eo5f.
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To Let,

THE frame Warehouie on King freet,
two doors above Pitt StTeer, now occupi-
ed by Arnbrofe Vaae. Poaeaion will be
given on the z7,h Of this month ally,
in the abGence Of the laolcrlbcr, to Col.
Dennis Ramtsy.
Augnh X. ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

s. + .nel, q, the Ath June--Ay tbs
g :. il appears that all the eilsets
eou.s r;og 70 tie King Of England are
0 'sss} S the disposal Of the French army
p' sd everv English soldier Or agent IS TO
9 s.s .sn5 to France. The eletfor TO pro.
Il. The pay, food, and cloathlng OF the
w. army, and the French general to
law such contributions as he may asem
necessary. -, 800.
-, Russia and Prussia has conf olntly
s ,s a note to the Freach govetn
~sn,. stating that they would not oppose
i. !. occupation. Of Hanover by French
troops, butthat it was their intention g
nrsssrve the neutrality Of Bremen, Han !
hugh and Lubbock.
fxfraa Of auatber ie'ter Aasast II,
The brig William, Ashton, 10 50 days
from Liverpool, has iust arrlved--she SAIL
ed the 10Th June.
We have received London dates to the
18th Iune. The Sun of the iSshis now
before us, and the following are the most
material of its contenis;
Saa O6iss, bali past 2 2. NJ
Jane 49,
We stop the press, to state, that hrs
majesty was sent for from Windsor this
msrning, by express. He arrived IN town
At . o'clock, aed council was imme-
diately held. Ii was rumo,red that the
Ffench messenger bad brought over pro-
positions for peace. The business must
certainly be of importance that would
bring the king to town SO suddenly.
Dosey, jun II.
A French messengef arrived tRaS morn
ing 10 an open boat (a4g OF truce) from
Calais. be brought dispatches from MI.
TaIleyfand, addressed to Lord Hawkes.
bup, and SET off for town in pest
ehalss aid four, immediately after he
lanlsd.
London, .5faae 70.
This morning at 20 O'Clock the gentle
men who meant TO bid for the loan waited
upon the Ininister at his house III Down
INC street. TIE nlddngs were lmmedi-
ately presented as follows:
Mcfs. Efdsille < shewell, 10 s S long, ann.
Goldfmid & Co 4 do
Barring x Co.. do.
The Bankers II 8 Go.
The Stock exchanges i7e do
Messrs. Esdanle 6 Shewell Of course
had the loan.
The other lists, il IS supposed had unit
ed, VIZ. Messrs, Goldslnids, & Co. and
Baeing * CO. as their officers were the
same and the bankers and the stock ex-
change had joined their lists.
The votes at which the funds was ta-
ken, was nearly thus:
q
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Z A Plantation and yaluG6le
Mead0zo.

ANY pcrfon that has four or five good
working hands, that they with TO employ
TO advantage, and are acquainted witf'
reciaimins Of meadows, may hear of a
very profitable place in Fairfax to rent on
liberal terms.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Auguit 10. eo3t
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AuguR Il.
FOR Sale.

a likely young Negro We
man about 8 years ofsge !he can be well
recommended. Eaquire Of the P inter-
Auguf Il eo3r.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

Married on Wednesday evening last
MIR. JAMES SMITH, Merchant OF Til
town. to Miss MARGARET F. MoogE
of Fairfax County.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

of their iiifcs for want Of iresvlt liz
Irnlers Of America are either Farmers cr
Merchants themf.lves, or they hold
their powers at the caprice Of plowmsa
and helmfmen. Amorg which there IS
rarely an understanding 10 conceive,
much lers any difpofitien to deny them
Ifelves thsir cutonary pleafures for The
fake, of National glory, or tie 6fnsft Of
dyQant generations
We may, as long as We Pfeaic, avoid
encroaching on their borders or even
iilurbing them il the purfoit Of their
own advantage. They have folemnly
ackno wledged the right Of Spain TO the
weeern hope OF the great valley, and to
the mouths Of the river. Theie rights
will be transferred entire to US. We
|fhalI NOT create unnccefary difficulties
by exerting too ian or rig[t, oOer lie
pgRsqe of tbs rfvv. This, is all that they
have hitherto demanded. This is all
that their convenience viii, for fome
time demand and this we ihall readily
concede 70 them.
" Tx PROPERTY of our eoiogy qvM iadtsd
dina tbs exclyfvs PaDaGEon Of The riv-r.
This f25aGon our ltation at the mouth
of il, will give Us the right and the
power 70 aHlne, but Bert tine may
be allo we'd to elapfe before we claim
it. We mutt 6ra max: fure our foot.
ing and yet it would be Hrange if ten
thoufand veterans in colonythat IS Gill
French, did not make fnre this footing,
after one days military occupation q
the province.
''Should we bar up this pg61gs i'm.
mediately, or levy cufem on the pai-
fengers, what will be the conlaqu-nce ?
They will (end Ambafadors TO
France to explain their rights, to folicit
redref, for the wrong. Etiquette win
make ,houfand delays. The common
forms of diplomatic di[caGion, will Gre
ate thouiand more. New turns may
BE given to The contioserfy new am
bafadors and new powers will follow
the old, and the diltAnce of tie parties
viii put to as great diaancee the
appeal 10 arms And the WORT that
can enfue, will b. the recei1ity Of war
ring with al undiiciplincd and fAiihleis
rabble." ETo be continued
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

or Berwick, commences ter zaion5 --Iainl
ten different perfcns, upon notes OF hand
or plain accounts. who are cOmmoniy-de
fault ed, is conhdere6 as only one psrty,ths
account is probable, bur i: is nothing 10 the
purpoie.
Now Mr.. o, with all your boating
about mathematical truth, and arithmeii-
cal calculations, permit ne to ak you,
whether Alfred is fat We rging TO the center
of population. You feem 10 be very IN.
quihtive to know, why the people oppofed
TO the removal Of the court, who were
notified, did not appear at the General
Court, and thew cautr agalnf The remov-
al. The anfwcr is, that ihey were well
informed that, previous to the Ian winter
fsflion of the general court, the court of
general irfiions had appointed agents, for
the fame purpofe and they fuPpofe 4, that
as much regard would be paid 70 thofl
agents as 70 any appointed by towns.
TO BE coNTIEUED.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
PRESIDENTIAL PROJECT.

PRESIDENTIAL PROJECT,
For the erection of dry dock - within which
our prefent vehels may be laid up dry,
and under cover from the fun
wAsHsNC TON, IAN. 20.
Yesterday The report of the commit
tee to whom WIS referred 70 much Of
the PreGdent's MeGage as relate, to our
navy yards and the building Of docks,
was taken up in committee of the whole
houfe. The f.led committee reported
two refolutions, one that fuitable fheds
ought 10 be erected at the different ma
w yards for the preltrvation Of timber
and other materials for fhip building ;
and another that a dry do,k osght to
be contributed ar the navy yard in
Wafhington, capable Of containing II
frigates, for the Pnrpofe Of laying up
dry and under cover from the fun the
ihips belonging to tie navy.
The(e refolntions Being under conGd-
Grafton, a motion was made thar The
committee rife, report progrefs and ak
leave to fit again. Gsn. 5. Smith fad
! if the motion obtained he Mould then
move to pollpone the further conGder-
alton of the fubjea 10 the fourth Mon
! day in November next.
| Mr.. Smile was in favor ofthe motion
for the committee TO rife. He faid,
that projeets of tina, kind always cot
valtly more in the execution than the
frG climates There was no doubt in
his mind, that if the thing was attempt
ed, it would colt the United States nil
liars of dollars.
BY this time it became perfectly ap-
parent that the democrats were hearti-
ly lick and ATTAINED oftheir preGdent's
projea, and were deGrous Of putting il
afitep in the fhortea way pofible.
DR.. Epfs made very feniible and
convincing fpceeh upon the impolicy of
attempting the mealure recommended
by the preident. He thought it capa-
bic Of demonaration, that the mode
proPofed Of laying Up the fhips, inlead
Of preierving, would defroy them The
d4mpnels and warmth of the dock would
cerrode the copper and iron, and occa-
fion the wood 70 rot much f1Iier than
when laying il the water. The w1ight
Of the fhpis ALTO, and the fhriDkage Of
fome parts more than cshers would he
in danger of cruihiog them to pieces
By an unufual preaure upon particular
parts Beiides, if an ATTEMPT Of the
kind wefe 70 be made &c thought this
an improper place to make II. Ilought
to be il tie neighhorhocd Of foTne city
where worknen and materials could be
eatily procured InRead OF fuch pre-
Jet. which would involve I : govern
ment in valt experfe h wlhed to fee a
common cry dock contributed in fome
fuiiable and conyenient place for the
purpofe of repairing ihips. Such dock
be faid might be completed for 10000
! dollars, and perhaps for lefa fun.
He Gated il as fa6f, Of which he had
been aGursd upon competent authority
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

=" Let them 90 sn," Lfaid Mr.. Galatin
u TIE Ho.ft Of ReprsfsriatiVe5 Of TIE q. 5.
lpeasiag Of French Spoilationt, :" III them
go on, il qUiN Be cheaper to fubmit, than 10
60 TO s0ar," and all tie fsopLs lsii, dmfa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

Thomas Thompfon, Eiq. federala, is re-
moved from the PoR-Oflice at Saiibury, NH.
and Mofes Eaiman. E(q. a democrat, aFpoint-
ed in his place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Iggilaturs of tie uHitsu Statey.
-@st So
Second SeMon -5evcnth Cergrtf5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

(Dsfroos IF giving tie csrg,aTa.If fyseesdiay, ar
ufy Palibie, w sgs nr sllOzOiag 1ayfis4la, ..
zVbisb j1oad baVs ~ raGsy or Losgreti datss
Of Ta1Ezry ~ sHi 70.
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yxrks' Portland GaSette.

e@.%$r,-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA.
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NORFOLK, {yar.) Tuly 26.

The next meeting Of Congress will be
a period big with the fate Of the United
States. LIS aerinterest Il, steer clear Of
any dispute with eisier OF the copteea 4
ing powersin Europe, and BY that means
insure the Carrying Trad to herself,
whilst they are at war. That part OF the
csssion Of Louisiana which stipnla,es, that
New ORLEANS shall be fire. poyt for
France and Spain, to the exclusion Of
other nations, is 4 serious subject for
Congress to deliberate upon; for Eng
Hand. if the treaty is 50 ratified, will not
be on footing with the most favaared
nation. The calling Of Congress, there
fore, is a very proper step on the part OF
rhe. President of the United States.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04

lat q, IS, long. 90, 50, spoke sIoop'
Republican, Foster, our rs days from
Norfolk for Antigua, sprung her mast On
the 18th Of July, had got up a jusY mass, !.
and was standing away for Turks Island.
July oath spoke schr. General Greene,
Jones, out 2 2 days from Charleston for
Trinidad being short Of water, supplied
him with one cask.
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THURSDAY, AucusT 4.


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syus - ,Saa
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memo. relneffino 2 War or Peace. Three
E,ol,r -, aod 6x f,;nat.s hIock al. mi,
nol; 1lb.v c,,,,ure .If French vegr,s
and order them for Jama;cca NOT lefs
thsn % c,;l have been laken and {ent
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Married on Tuelday eyep;hg lar, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Muir. NJ. JosaPH Plum,
% Mifs BsgszSY MARIE, both of this
own.
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ne law which had tEeh 'eyp.r d and
give to themselves tie full amernt, Che
sums which thy persuaded the people
were too great for their adyersaries. In
word, they have openly ayowed and i'm
posed upon tbe pesple Of Amsnoa this
most abomirable and Sunjust sessimspt--
]" That the same, salaries which were
great deal too much fm the Offices Of state
when in the, handsiof tedesalists, are it,
tie cnoughin q, l-conscience for the same
officers when in tie hands of democrats"
us this honor? Is this fair play I? Is
this justice, or even common honesty 3
Yes It is, Of one kind II is true de-
motrAtic honoar, fair play, justice and
honesty