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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31
VIM. HARTSHORM
HAS REMOVED

HAS REMOVED
hes ifoIe and counting room, Q the fouth
hae 81 Kinks What, lower end Of Wolfe
itreet.
He wiH sell Or rent,
his fore on Hooe's wharf, ".ih the pri.
viIeg Of landing and 'ihipprng goods Tree
o. Wharfage. The houis IS rs feet long,
II rec. vice and two Nos,es high, lined
tn onshoot, and grararies fixed 90 the I'd
and 3 floors. Marine Idarance lhares,
Potomac flares, or lois in this town or
its vicinity will be taken in payment.
For safe,
A three Cory Brick Houl. in King
ifreet, mex above Bennett and Watfs's.
A finall houie, with lot IS feet tfons
on Water fffeet, adjoining Major Nun
CATERS. This lot is about 90 feet deep,
has the privilege of an alley 90 the north
lide and eat end. A number of lots in
good Gtuat;ons in this town TO fell or renrs
For sale,
Philadelphia loaf and lump fugar,
Fine and coarfr falt,
Philadelphia and Swsdih bar ison,
Platter Of Paris by the bufhel or ton,
Indian meal, fhprts, bran, rye
meal, hay in bundles.
9th Mo. 9Th. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31
One Cent Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
Sunday night the 18th inf. an apprentice
named Samuel Adams; he is II years Of
age, about s feet : inches high, has black
hair and eyes, and his upper lip rathe'
fhor,. The above reward will be paid
for bringing him back to me.
Adam Lynn.
Augua 50. eo3s
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loublif uenDue.
On FRIDAY,


J ,os,rlsfk, auIll be sold at The Yfndae
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiksy and Apple Brandy IN bis.
Sugar in hhds. ticrces and BIS.
Coffee in siercss and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Warein crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Ais o,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among y bish are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerleys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Runels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, SileGa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
p. 6. MARSTELLER.
AueuR 80.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31
Jf PublJaed,
And for Sale az this ofice price so cents,

Bt Fas0t5nea,
And for Sale at this ofice-price Socents,
A TREATISE
On Praaledl Farming:
Embracing particularly the following iab-
jetts. viz.
The ufe of Platter Of Paris, with Direc-
tions for ufne il; and general Obief-
vations on the ufe Of other Manures.
On deep Ploughing !: thick Sowing OF
Grain method Of preventing Fruit
Trees from Decaying, and
FarmingiTa General.
By Joba a. Bis~s,
OF Loudoun County, Virginia, Farmer
May 81. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31
aales Up audtun.
SATURDAY,.

IL 10 o'eloek, zsilI Be /sM at The Htaax
Store, the corner of king and Uuio'
f,se.5.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiksy in barrels,
Apple Brnndy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatser caAs,
Molalics IN hfds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO.
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linenss
Caflimercs, Calicocs,
Xerfcys, Threads,
Coasings, Chint2es,
Halfthicks, i Bedticks,
fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, / Muffin and Multi,
Negro Cottons, Handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottons, g.
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AaRioxeer.
Auguf 20.
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Ten Dozlars ReuQrd.

Ten Dollars Regua7-d.
RAN AWAY from the Subscriber on
Sunday the i4th inf. an apprentice boy
TO the Coopcrs trade, named MICHAEL
FOLEY, between / 8 and Io years old,
about s feet 4 inches high, dark fraight
hair, and has remarkable down caR
|fheepilh look. Being born n the wess Of
Ireland he viii be ea6ly difcovered by his
|dialed. Had on when he abfconded, a
nankeen upper jacket, thickfet waifcoat,
rev ticklcnburg trowfers and q new wool
iat, but took other clothes with him. II
IS fuppofed he has gone towards Balti-
more. If taken up 20 miles from Alex
|;naria | will Fay IS dollars, and if more
than so miles 20 dollars reward and all
'ssionable charges.
CHAS. JAMESON.
AueuR rS. d2teo
For Sale,
Anexcellent MILCH, COW.
Enquire Of the Priuserl
July /. d
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T0r sac az 1He VSnd1e Store,
A Copper Still
thar will hold about 800 Gallons.
4. PATTEN.
Augua rs, d
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.
By via-tue q a Deed Of T7nR exc.
eeatsd BY H<nry Lee to tbe Ju6llribsy,
far Fearing debt DIE froas /a,a Heao
Lee, to Nm. Lud4veN Lee, deteajed,
the jol2o7omg TRAITS If Land sci1 be
Sold at public Auction,
fss rad no9sg, otf5e Tires aua places
beveatfe, mentnaSaa that Is to Iay:
One tract containing $500 a
cres, called HolIls's Malih, lying in he
county Of Weitmoreland, adj ming the
STIFF I'd cltate, and bordering on the p
somac river.
One other tract containing
SEQ acres lylsg il the county Of Fairfax,
a, the mouth OF Difficult run, on the wet
Eide thereof, and bounded by the Potomac
aver at the Great Fails.
One other tract containing
1000 acres, together with moiety OF
MILL, lying in Frederick county, where
the iaid tract is called and known by the
name Of Bufaloe Marlh.
Thefe tracts will be fold on the refpec-
tive premiies The 1T on the 2Sfh OF
September the I'd on the 9th or Oeto-
Der, and the sd on the 18th OF October
next.
The above traits will be laid off and
fold in fnaiier parcels, if the title papers
can be obtained in time to enable the fob
fcriher to have them divided.
lSigned)
BaMrod Walaington.
Aucuf O dI3'hO.g
Vaiuable properly for Sale.
IN puyfanee 81 a Decree Of Alex-
ana,ia fenay err, in the dJfna Of
C0iam64 at re laf Juns term; and
the lga zpiH and tsFaMeat ef Lefscis
Hopkins, dseeafsa,
Will be fold at Public Auction,
10 Ike ktgh5e 5idaer, jar ready moaey,
on Tbu.lea, tie I'D a1y et September
nsxt, y f5s, il yot the nfsf FAR day,
at tie bsys of Fr0ncs O0Dixl, at he
Lnfle Falls, all The REAL, ESTATE
sftos laa Leauis hipkms, @ VT:
One undivided third part OF
ao7 acres of LAND, in the lsid diarits,
neas the faid Little Fails, upon which aie
Merchant Mis-, With three pair OF French
Burr Miil Stones, and eveiy neeeaary ard
cons enient maehiaeEy for manufacturing
-four to the hett advantage alto Brew
cry and Diilillefy. M.ller's Honfe, a
Brewer and Diaillef's Houfe, and inndry
tohcr Improvements. This property will
be fhewn to any pefian who may incline
10 purchase il, by the iaid Francis Daniel,
at any time before the day of fale.
A tract Of LAND in Fairfsx.
county, about three miles from the fsid
Little Fails, containing zo7 acres, upon
which is dwelling houis, IN which Mrs.
Suiah Wren lives, and fundry other I'M
p,ovements; about two thirds of,his land
are cleared, and The remainder inawood );
it lis good farming land. Mr.. William
Waters, who lives near il, will thew this
land to any perfon or perlons who may
incline to purchafe it, at any time prcyi-
Gus to the fale.
MRS. Sufan Wren, who was the widow
of the faid Lewis Hipkins, has right Of
dover in the aforefaid property.
or The Sale will commence at twelve
o'clock.
Phil. r. Fendall,
Robert Young, Ex't0rs.
MN yNnterc
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l3ort!Gn1, NOV. 20, 1903,
PROTEST.
United States Of America,
Communicate nf ga4Fafht,rttts
PROTEST.


Commonwealth Of g9aGatbufttts.
11oRE, G-By this pubic inltlument Of proteA,
be it known and made manfet 10 all perlons whom
thefa Pretcnts do or may concern, that on luefday
the fifteenth day of November, in the year one
tbouland eight hundred aud three, before ne u
,emiab Hill Etq. Notary Public, in and for isid
county of York, and ref ding at Biddeford, in iad
comfy, duly appointed and faorn perlonally
came and appeared. Daniel D56on, mater and
commander Of The hip Ocean, Of Pepperrtlboo'
burtben two hsodled ADD forty fix tons or theTea-
bouts, and made folemn oath, that be failed 10
(aid fhip from Barbados, on the tenth day of
October a2 PAT, the next day was boarded by an
Englith twenty four gun hip, called the Bleuheim
The lieutenant who boarded the fhip Ocean, trea
ted the commander very politely; eodorled his
regiaer, fcrbidding him go into any OF the ports
OF Martinico or GuadaiouPe, they being in fate
Of blockade. This lieutenant overhaued the lit
Of the mems names, their delcriptoa Sc. and ex-
amiaed every mans protection, and then permit
tee The hip to proceed. That on the twenty moth
day of Ottober lat pat, at e-vea Of the clock, ia
The evening, being in at 90, 10, n. long, u, 90,
w. was brought 10 by 40 Englith irigatr OF forty.
four guns, called the Camerine, and boarded by
her lieutenant, who examined the flip and her pa
pers, then called for and examined the feamen's
projections two of them having lot their pro
setaons the day before, by tu1all box being
thrown overheard, and their two projections berg
in the till thereof The matter Of the f4id hip D
cean informed the lieutenant Of this citcuma 4pce
notwithit anding he perifed on impreiiing thofe
two men: one named kfGa 4fadyaws, Of Buxton,
and the other Sam9a Billings, of Pepperelborough,
both n fad county OF York the matter of the
ihip Ocean entreated for his men anu requefed to
80 on board the f'igste 70 fee The commander,
but wa denied. Thsf. two men were both on
the lit of The hips crew, which this heutenant
particularly exam'aed; ta- nader of the Oceaa
followed the irigase three quarters of an hour, ia
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

BOSTON, NOV. 2 /.
The f3l1wiog letter from C'mm dore PsfBLE
va<iec,ivet b tile i.hoo e. Colombia, capt Ap,
plEr5x, which arrived at C!ou-eter, OF Thui
day -49, fom C4siz.
=" US j5isaA Co.f!ui,n, Citrofr by, HO7,'So3.
- GGNrL6M4N,-A letter directed TO
Commodc7c M0RRI5 has come to my
hama, and as Commodore Of the Medit
crraaeaa lqaadron, ! beg leave 10 oblerve
that there can be but littIe danger in your
proceeding to rs Uui,cd States, as there
are two Of py lqu2dran cruiing off Meg
adore, Sal,ce, and Lurache, which will
prevent their cfuizer5 from putting to fea.
The Moorih f.ig2te is now at Litbon,
ana has orders NOT 70 SO oui until peace
Is eGabH(Ae1 between lis and the Emper-
ORA Scoop Of wa, however,, | have or
dared 10 take convoy from t5i' bay, and
pats near Cadiz, that yol may take ad-
vantage of he convoy. There is no truth
iathe report of a 1'oorill tri5atc's having
taken four American vehels.
81 have the honor 70 BE, gentlemen,
your obcjient icrP't.
EDWARD PREBLF."
Is = c13t. Benjamin Malon, and etbsrs,
Cad.e."
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<
TO the Birth, are extremely liberal. The
following articles are important TO our
mercantile citizens, as they rcipe9 the in
t3rnal laws aad u!ages which are agreed
t. lie continued III all their force =:
huicls !. The laws and ulages-of the
colony hall remain in force and be re(pec-
ted, the mode Of taxation now in ufe be
adhered to, and the Inhabitants lhall en-
10y the pub!ic exercile Of their religion in
Inc fame manneras betorethe capitulltion /;
no new Establishments laall be introduced
without the content of she court Of police
as the Legislature OF the colony. The con-
Aitated authorizes and public officers,
whether in civil law, church Embellishments,
as well as members 81 the reflective courts
(cxceps the Governor GcncraD lh4ll be
continued in their REFLECTIVE officers and
lituations uatiI his Maie9y's plealure lhaIl
be known. AMI. Granted.
Art. . The inhabitants, thofe who are
at preient in the colony, as we'll as thoie
who may be abroad, thaII be protected in
their perionS, and have the free enjoy
ment Of their property, without being
troubled or moIe1ed for any acts whado-
ever, other than fuch as they may COM
nit fublcquent to the capiDulahon andinvi-
olation OF the oath Of fidelity they ihalI be
required 10 ta}l..-Grants1.
a. The other articles relate 70 The manner
in q0bicb TIE Places are 70 be givsn xp, AMI
The pro1j19n5 aA9;0sd ID tie Dutch garrjJon.
From the Bottom Gazette, of Nov TX.
1T the Supreme Judicial Court, now fitting in
BoGon, was decided the following IMPORTANT
LAW CASE.
Lack vs.. Make Tire 81 Marine hlnranes
Company.
THIS was an attion> brought on a
Policy effe6ted By the Plaintiff, III the Of
fee ofiaid Company,--by which they al
lured 70 him, or the {hiP Lutte, and APP
rurtenanceS, from Surrinam, to one or
more ports in the WeaindicS, at, and
from thence, to her por: Of diGcharge in
Europe, or the United States.
The facts agreed on were, that the Arf
information received by the plaintiff, was,
that the captain and crew OF the laid ihip
were ali dead, and that the was taken IN
to cuGody, and fold by the government Of
Berbice, who had ordered the net proceeds
to be lodged in the orphan chamber, Tor
the benefit of the concerned that the (aiF
at the time Of aluring, was worth eight
tho1fa1d dollars, and that the was fold at
three thouflnd dollars, from which fun
was to be deducted rheir charges.
The queGion was--WheCher this was
lolS within the meaning OF the Policy,
and for which afurer5 were liable.
The court were unanimously of opin-
ion, that this was lois within the mean
ing Of the Policy, and iuj cement was rem
dered for the Plaintiff accordingly.
>c>c
TSortY1r1 NOV
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
DANIEL DEsHON.

n00sS
outfli.ed the flip.
DANIEL DESHON.
| T95g Hall, fecond mate Of The iasd ih'P Ocean,
do hereby oemaly protet al lw-ar that the fore.
qoinz destination, mbicribe1 by Darrell Z)5i52n,
matter of the ftid hip Ocean, i tue i all Is Pat'
IOF!N HALLS. /
Waere1pon. I the faii .7e,crgiab 4jA Notary
Pubic. as afo,eF.id At The reqn-H Of the tajd bIa
lei D.6,a and tor and in behalf OF the owners OF
the ftld lhp, and Especially IN sehat CT the tad
EljBa l4a.regv5, and Samuel B4'ags, we'll as all
0, hers in asy mannte concerned, or 10 ady way
iaterenei therein, 81 il any pat thereof, have
AMI BY tne(e brelents do in th- moR lylemn man
ner proteh agant the lail Engiih irigate Came
rin. her commdnIes, officers aad crew, aud all
Others concerned therein, fer the impeachment OF
tie laid AaJreqvs and Bihing5, and for AL iotes,
de en.ions, Damages, coQs aod expenses whatioeV
en-, tbAt have already happened, or that may
hetc liter h.ppea or BE- tutaided by r-alon Of the
laue, or By any p@r.on o. peHons concerned, or
IN any II inter1hed the'e!h.
L. f4ta ana etimony whereof, the f'id
Notary PuoIc, HAYS hereua,o let my hand
& and afEix d my noariaI lea, at ta'd Bd
defo d. his fifteenth day of November, il
ths year one thouisnd eight hundred and
three.
JEREMIAH HILL, Naiory tPa5i2.
From Poakecpdc a. Y } paper, Of October a5h.
On Tuelday OF lat week there was Ia Ing
match run 10 wudward, Tor take OF go dol
lars, from NeWnnrgh t. lhe Uaon ttore, IS miles;
between tn n)oPa Anna Mana OF TINS piece
(long not-d a, the taNeH failing yef:l en- he
HpdlonJ aat tie Et~arl, bniiJ by Mr. Win
ans, GA new pojedt.o plan Of 9 Liviugdon,
Etq Of hrs VhAge, winch va, wcn oy tie i2"er
by about three q arters Of mie- N-xt day
match u eight miles to windward, for fake OF
two huod ed dollars, was CieI for between the
tatfillieg Hoop Montgomery, lately bu;ir by Mr.
Butk'ngh41, o. the Unloo wharf, with the tad
looP EIwaFd, whicA was won by The latter, BY
more tht ~ mics dikAnce.
Corgoa aosa''
n B. A gentleman with Rop watch found
that the Edward came 10 hays in ten iccoAds
when 0oap Of ordinary mould will tax. twenty
i've or thirty leconds. The Edwa is a veiIsI of
evenly i've tons ~ lhea aud can be brought to
0ays in fix feconds. We ua 1er0, nI that d patent
has lately b-en obtained by G. LviogRon, Ela.
for con0su4ing k4cl' Of v,d.ls the model Of she
Edward.
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I HE iuDlclibcrs, having bee duIy y.
pointed Commit Il. to exaa.,ne the c4 Z. "a
tie eaae If lOHN BRACKET, l4;e 81 P.yss5sa re-
county # York ycoman dtccaicd, TsPElleiaea t7''9
bonfe Of lie WIDOW ias lib g,4.l. ii lsil pst aa'
lie third MONDAY in Ottober iron TWO te i've o. -
in he afternoon, and The ,lird Mondays in nc h'' "@
lag months. o,,.u
TOBIAS PRAY.
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sfsG,etafH, Glf.-An ex'eaGve ClaG Houre
has ately been ere6sed al Chelmsford, by the pro-
,,r;eto,s Of the Glaf.. Mandatory in this town 1t
i ar the iunaian Of Middiefex Canal With the
Mer.irnack The fnroaces have been blowing
some time. The proccls of blowing is different
from that in ths town though the glsis IS equally
even and tran(parent. Perhaps no gl4is 10 he
We ID can claim any preference TO that of MaAa-
oha.efts.
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rTBE fusCerat here6y g'gss puH.ic notice to ali 4,
/ eeruld ,hlt u has o>en soy ap)3utd AK i
taken ypoa A:mi-is tie ,ru3 Of al aI,e4for 10 lls
LAST Will & Tt5r2MEN Of JOSH LEWIS
late If gJorthyarmcuh, in The County Of Cambsrsul
Elia;ro, dceeAed, BY proving aac W a. Z s,gsng Ia
a the sw dress ~ tu-reia,c t,goeS Il p.rst
who i4e5tt1 fa,4 D,ce4f-ds EHalc, u alas. !
mediate payment and ,hoie b han, auy dtalas
theFeon, 70 ezhiDis the fame for gs,,.ea.,ns to
asa LEWIS
NoyiLyaruo4tb, 0.7,s, II, 123s
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GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
Aea'y 9tpgffe I@g,abap's Wbr7
y ESPECTFULIY Informs bis friends and the public,
~ THAI he has received from Bottom an additional al
lortment Of rich JEWtLRY and FANCY ARTICLES.
Tie aiio makes Table and Tea 1POONS warranted Gold
NECKLACES, sc &c With variety Of other articles,
as cheap ~ purchaftd IN this eSWhere.
N. B. Cath gwen fer Old Cold & Silver.
FOR SALE,
A new Eight-Day warranted CLOCK.
CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully cleaned ana repaired
at the fame flop, doors 1outh of the formerly
improved Ivy MIR. ABNER RoGRks, who has removed 70
Berwick.
Portland, NoV. g.
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GcniGiatatoro 4 Ce@.ai.tlsns-s r,...

THE fubferiher hereby gives PobIie oot,e 10 j
taken upon him the uut OF an sduiaiil,e,o.sa sas
kttate of Jonathan Hail Y
late of Paris IN the county Of Cumberland v.l
dsceafad, BY giving bond Is The taw direqs-s 4tis
fore requeas a who ere indebted . Gaia dscrs -
70 make Immediate payment aud thole ut 81,
demands thereon 70 e1hi5i; ihc faae ior 60 y
ALiJ II Hall
Peril, Nev. II, 1863.
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from Nsg0-Or'cans, Ga. 7.---' Laul1at and
the Spaniih Government here are quarell-
ing. The rupture originated in a very i'm
proper and Unauthorized act of the former.
The cutter Terreur, a national veael, be-
ing in want Of hands to proceed to fea,
thc P9efeG permitted her captain and Of
ficeva u rcfoyt to the expedient Of pref
inc French f7amen from the merchant
veaels in the harbour, which they did
without the advice or content ofthe Span
ith government, and proceeded On their
voyage.
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PARTS, nov. r

WYE the fuoforjbcrs, having tccn ap,aja,elhv i
w Hon. EI@ard Cult,, El.l, to receive az. ca.
lac claims Of t"c Creditors TO tie Eaar7 Of
amos Chaic Adams.
minor lstc Of Limerick IN thc county IN Wort. &c.,
cl rcpteicuted inioivcnt-,o here N I've po.jrr Il.
month, from the tvcaty 1.th oaY ii Octestl I
we're allowed to fsid Creditors 10 grin. 81 and -
their ciair5 ana that thaI attend iA4t Caryic s
dwelling .bodfc O NasSsnie! LS'str inahoaes IN H.
ericl, the third NJ nd.y of November in tant IA.
the third Mondays OF lhe re following moath.. 10,
one to Gvt o'eo,k z NJ o. cash Oh LsI DAYS
DANIEL F1L@1. fLoa.I
JACOB BRADBURY, JrH. Gass.
Lir,d Nsv 3 1893
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BOSTON. NOV. IL.

E,tr.cts from Wcarcflay', Commercial Gazette
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THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic no
tice to al CONCERNED that &c has been day .qgsas.
Cd and has tskeu upon herlef Il: ,rl.t oi al a1i4a
trix on The elale Of
Simeon H1ton,
iaye Of Fainsab in t4t ,nunty II tunherIand, yco-
deceefed, hy giving bond sac Iav drccl, ;-sAl -
fore rcqu.Gs al perion who are indebted % ia deeea
eltate II make immediate payment aad hofc wac Id
cay demands theteon, ezss5lt The Game for epeuss
to Mary IhLfoN
o.. -, 1875.
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Tkonl N1LNlngt9n, N2V. s.

from UJb!hS70A, 4N07)' Q.
g The bill to altc~ the conltitutjon has
not yet palI.1 The Senate. The repu9l-
cans Of the Houle uniformly opPoieI this
innovation which was Introduced 10y the
democrats foley for the purPofe OF ex-
Guiding Mr.. Burr from every Office under
tie government, after the next Prehden-
tial e!aCion. have always undertood,
that tie mode of e!ectiag Prelident and
Vice-PreGdeDt, agreea3ly 70 the coniEltu-
ton as It now Eands, was propo!ed in The
General Convention, by DR.. franklin
And that Mr.. Madiion, IL his '.Publlus,"
has Demonstrated il to be one Of its wiicit
provnions for the {eieQion Of the tao belt
men in the United States to FIJI the two
Grf Offices Of government"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

From Emopc report Of a naval
engagement between the French and En-
giiIh mentioned in our paper Of Monday
lait, is, in part, corroborated by Captain
Kcown, Of the lhjp O6tavia, arrived in
Hampton roads, from England Capt.
K. itates, that On the 9Th Sept. in lat. r.,
=, loo. Il %, he lpoke the Cullodon, OF
~ guns, and was informed, that few
days b4forcthey had an engagement with
french line Of battle hip and frigate
which ef-apea.into Corunna, very much
ihattercd
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

cabii4iafion Of Dem4rary.-The terms
on which the Dutch colonies OF Demara-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

From the Bottom Gazette, of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

Nortbyqrs94tb, 9.7s.s, II, 1874
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

1T the Supreme Judicial Court, now fifth
BoGcp, was decided the following IMPORT
LAW CASE.