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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-19
A NATEoNAL- BENEFIT,
PARTICULARLY TO TIKI LADIES.

PARTICULARLY TO TIKI LADIES.
courted long pretty maid,
Whose pleasure twas to fret me;
Yet wood OH, as have SAID,
AS long as she would let me.
Now Jude had an ugly trick.
Too common | believe,
On cushions surely pins shauli. stick
She stuck them OIL her lesve.
Eve felt the truth of wha: write,
And cannot we'll conceal it;
A PIN scratch is hateful sight
More hateful still TO feel il.
never stole kiss, no never,
In public or alone,
But her brass swords were there for ever,
And bledme to the bone.
Then when my fingers with till
snapt; and whis,led qu'cket;
The hussey langh'd the louder still,
And stuck her pins the thicker.
True 10 her point my Jude stood,
Aud still retained her hamor;
Yet, SIRE her brass work may do good
For 10 there is ,umor
Tia, swarms of Frenchn,ea are at hand,
All wond' rous fond of woman;
The grandmothers, and wives, and else
The daughters of your yeomen.
Nov thus IA serve the little man,
: Wheue'er he steps on shore
Il mean that wariike Corsican,
Whose name makessuch roar
I'd place my Jus'ie on the beach,
Then, ere the storm increases,
He'd ssize the FIRST Within his reach,
And tear himself to pieces.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-19
JAMES BACON,

:, r. Ssssx on Ki1g Sfrssf, evs6;s che dso, Of
waS;sgton-St rs<t, tasjiS9 rtstiyed, ga9as5-
y Of su<H a0srfSd
{ PATENT SHOT,
,vb;ch. with general assortment Of Teas, Sugars,
'coffce, Wines, Brandy, Spirits, and geiicraly e
very other article IN the grosery line, he offers
for sale on the most moderate terms.
O4I5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-19

FOR SALE,
BssA Of Exchange on London.
Vim. HODGSQN.
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Oa. 7
Th,rly Dollars Rc,ua1d.

LAST eyen,og, between the hours of s and 9
o'clsck, my fore on Prince .itTeet was broke
Into, and fouas money taken OUT ofshe cah draw
er-I hereby offer the abovereward, 20 any per-
foo who will give me information of the oifca-
der or offenders, 10 be paid on his or their con-
wilton.
VIM. RAMSAY.
oa.17. dss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

Ofibe French Inhabitants Of Ns4v Or
leans, to La4Oat. Colonial PrJet7, ~
axfqvs, to bis proclamation ef the oh
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
PHILADELPHIA. June Q.

fxtra3 Of a letter from respectable h9xfS
N LjISax, dated April 10th, to Msr-
fbant in tbs city.
The favorable appearance OF our
Market for Provifons, at the time we
wrote you laR, has entirely disappeared,
Inc direct Importations from America
TAD begun TO affect our Prices, which
would probably have declined fomething
more from this cauie alone, but they have
0esn completely brought down by the
Unexpected Importation of number o!
SaFgoes, of both Flour and wheat from
England, and the arrival of feveral Others
.lOm different Ports OF Spain, both TO
VIC north and fouth, where the markets
s'e equally, and in fome of them more
overlooked than ours. We note you our
Fasnt rates: favorable change in which
s'n only be expected, fhould the war,
! I1'ch appears more than likely, actually
wax :, cus. Even then we do not think
g ce effect upon our prices, would be very
,ssaocn. as the flock on hand, particularly
s0ui' is great, and the profpeet OF ouE
'Snlng crop toierably favorable
1iour offered at 7 dolls. per Dbl. but
sA 80, will not give more than 8.
wheat, copper bulhel, little demand.
Indian corn, So cents do. IF the i'm
sO',ations are not TOO abundant, will
ro.0sbly rife.a little.
FORK, aatoz4 Per bl. Gmall
Osst II IS parcels.
Eas i. Do. Is 1910 y = |psr 400, DalI.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
A. HENDERSON.
SaE8ay Mqy 20, 1903.

While war is cxpsaed in Europe, the
friends Of mankind are eneuiring into The
means OF. prefervirg life with the greaaef
comfort, End in the fell length OF It.
/" Sir John Sinclair" fays the excellent,
Medical RepoGtofy, of New York, in
his EGay on Longevity, withes rhe fol-
lowing queRions to have an extenGve cir
culation, and invites all perfons, as far IS
their experience and obfervation will ad
nit, to aniwer them with minuteneis and
accuracy
I. What is the efct} of the climate in
which you reGde, on the health and lon
geyity of the human race
2. What form is rcckoned mott condu
Give to health and longevity,
5. Is it found, that being defended
from young and from healthy parents, is
elential for good health and Old ages
4. Is.it found, that health and old age
depend much on the di(poltion or temper
of The individual
Sc 10 u'Sie1 'y pe'ee PAM VIII SiItC III
confequence eff Gtuation in life ;
6. What projections are Ieckoned ia
vorable to longevity, or otherwile?
2. Are exercife and moderate labour
found neceGary for preiesying health and
long life
8. Have the long lived, in general,
been in the married fate
g. Has the greatef proportion Of the
long lived confifed of males or females
10. Have there been any ipitances OF
perfons renewing their age, getting new
teeth, new hair, SC.
II. What are the ether circumstances
tending TO promote long lifes
II. What is the effect of def on health
and longevity
I3. What are the effects of cloathing :
ID. Wat the effect of habiration, and
difference of living in town or country /!
Il. What are the effects of habits and
cufoms, in regard to early rifng, bath
ing, regular meals, regular heep; and, in
particular, what are thole minute circum.
itances on which it is fupPoled tina, health
and longevity principally depend
70. What are the rules regataing msdi.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

=. M, Thomas PAINE ever was, o.
's' s, ri. ever can. be- And would not
q ss s.,d,,s think it an extraordinary ano-
~ ',s an unaecountable phenomenon in
:. I,man mind, if they ihould find ioch
~ MAJ, panegyrized by the Doctor, in the
49,. ~ letter in which he difclofes principles
:, g., ,,.I;eion and found policy, 70 truly no.
: .,a,ablc 10 bis heart and TO his under
fsnding.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
AN ADR E S s.
Fran num6ey Of Federal Gentlemen, Of
tbs DiR1a Of SaljSuy, TO
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON ESQ.

To the Hon ARCHIBALD HENDERSON,
late Representative of the diRriG competed Of
the counties of Rowan, Iredsll, Mecklenburg,
Caharru, and Montgomery, in the Congreis
of the United States
To patriot, the mott grateful reward
is the APPRECIATION of his confituents we
thiuk it our duty as your confitoents, thus
TO reward you. Your vifsuous and dig
niaed exertiops for the reipettability and
happinejs of OR country, and for the lup-
port of ifs ineftimable contribution, make
that duty agreeable to US, while it is but
jutfice TO you.
We therefore, IN the plain undifguiied
language of freeemen, declare that your
conduct during the four years which you
have devoted to our fervice in the fupreme
legislature, commands our unlimitediappro-
patton and for ourlelyes and our COM
mon country, we incerely lament that the
more imsdiatele forcible private obliga-
tons to your family, fhould deprive Us
andit of the future benefit of your talents
and virtues at this eventful period-we
congratulate you on the confidence which
.bofe virtues and talents have eifablifhed
the minds Of the wife and the good
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11

Gin. which are accounted the moa 1fcfii
aud falutary?
~. What are the mott remarkable in-
aances Of longevity, aud how are they
authenticated?
IS. What are the rules adopted by
,hote who have attained great ages
1e. Have any tables OF longevity been
drawn up ia your neighbourhood, and
do they agree, &c.
&c. Do any additional chleryations or
particulars occur to you on the fubjstt of
health and longevity :"
Theie are not quefions of mere curioh-
ty. The lore of life will determine every
man, at fomc time ofhis lie, TO make fome
obiervstions on them all. Ii will not
then be lefs important TO anfwer ,hrle
eueaions, when propofed by great man,
than to ones fsIf 10 the enquiry AFTER hap
pinets. Nor is large portion Of this ule-
fol knowledge difficult 10 obtain. II ma
ny, when alked to report for fuiuse re-
cords, may feem 10 dilown any know.
ledge of tkis Kind, YET 10 familiar lie
and conversation, no man is willing TO
be thought an entire Aranger TO thsis
quceions or their anfwers. TO record
thefe opinions and facts, w;Ilrender them
more fure for our own ule, and OF more
certain benehs to mankind.
Gsahem Rsgjqsr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
CIR fer tie bic Of a mad dag, or fling e.
INV a0;lau1ns Irbent.
any p03oR1Hs JerPeHf.

- Z
Cover The wound with frelh earth oS
fnuf to imbibe the faliva Of the animal,
and then waCh il with water at the
fame time warm half pound OF bHser in
four times as much vinegar, and when the
wound is clenfsd, apply comprefs, of
linneo fteeped, in the above mixture, and
molten it very often for nine days, at
ter which you may remove the compress,
and cure the wound in the ufual waya
During the time the vinegar is ufed ex-
ternally, it mutt be uied internally, By
taking it in doIes Of an ouucel and
halls wormsd with a little frelh but
Tex tour times each day. The patients
common drink mut be water for ar lealt
IS days, orwater with vinegar or juice
Of citefon. He mutt ATTAIN from the ufs
Of ardent fpigiss or eAerclle 70 prevent II
ir;shility.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
Meranorta aooertisfr.
SATURDAY, JUNE II.

On Saturday lat Col. John Taylor, Of
Caroline, was unanimouay cholen by the
Executive Councilof Virginia, to fupply
the vacancy of Senator from that fase,
to the Senate of the United States, occa-
Toned by the death Of S. T. Maion.
Examater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
THE ANSWER.

With you, gentlemen, ] think that the
mott grateful reward which can be offered
To representative, is the appreciation of
his conaituents. 1t is not neceaary TO
add, tina, ] receive this tefimonial of your
appreciation Of my political conduit, with
the mott heartfelt pleafure.
The four years which / have had the
honor TO ferve yoa in the iupreme coun-
ellis Of the nation, will form memorable
epoch in the hiltory of American afaiis.
During this preriod, the andminara-
ton Of the government paAed from thole,
who by their efforts, and their itruggles,
their care and energy, their wiflom and
their perseverance, gave character and
credit to the nation at home and abroad,
into the hands of thofe who were not I'M
friendly TO our contribution, but had car
ROD on unccaIng hoFility to all the great
meafufes adopted and puriued by their
predecehoTs in power. ] am free to de-
clare that In ny opinion the policy which
now directs the government will evtntuate
neither in i,s intereif, horror or dignity.
ImpreHed with this belief, have though,
it my duty to orpoie it, and cannot but
feel myielt happy in meeting your concur
renee.
Nothing which has been done by the
prelent rulers, exci,ed 70 much alarm as
the act TO repeal the Judicial eaablilh-
ment. II was not believed that ma
jority of congrefs, whether from deGgn or
error, would have lent their aid to pal
pable violation Of the national compact in
that article which OF all others is the
mott eGential to the efficiency and aabili-
ty of government, to the ftcurity of pro.
pe5ty, to the faiety and liberty of per-
fms. When it was found thar this breach
was feriouily contemplated, the federalifs
thought it their duty to make aand to
fave the contribution, the victory Of the
majority was complete, and they have
trinmphed over the liberty Of the people
for / leriorAy believe, that, if the con
fiuttion is to prevail, there is no politi-
cal liberty in the u. States.
Ipray you, gentlemen, to accept my
fncere acknowledgements, for this your
friendly attention, and be aau.cd l reel
procase your wiihes for peace and hapPi-
nefs.
"A. HENDERSON,.
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ADDRESS

Ofibe French Inhabitants Of Ns4v Or
leans, to LaaOaf, Colonial Prstea, u
axfqve, TO bis proclamation Of tie CIT
Geymiiiual, RIB gear.
CITIZEN PREFRcr,
France has done Jz0iee 10 ar e3ini0a,
By belisviug in the uaalterable attachment
qvbieb zoe haze pyslerved f., her. I1ry
far pears ,figa ofa foreiga poeeer haze
aot 4veakened il arr minds fbs elele loVe 81
our.nafive lend, and aoqv in refa1aing M
der beyfag, ar jay IS egnait0 The Jotyoao
ne felt sober torfed to Jrparate from her.
Hasby The matrices Of Loujfana qvb0 baue
Lived loag en0ug6 10 be qvHUs0fs 10 IBIS re-
xnioa, zobieb they bavs never fsaled to
defys, and svbicb is The accomplishment If
their de4,ee zvygrs. In an age lobreg-
nam qvitb efoaJ@ing events, no doa6f
there bave happened things If greater
magnitude, more impsfng,. and mare mem0-
,oble 6nt uotbing perhaps o6ers 70 inter-
sfing, ia m0viag a. jeeue, as that Of vid0r'-
ons and Triumphant France holding ant her
| br0lsi7ing arm 10 children that bad been
t0ru fyom her 6reef By avsakn.6 and pre-
0a,ifaiiou, and e6su4g to lSare euit5
them ,bs fruis # a glo,ioas peace, 7r5if6
terminated in ia brilliant manner, the
mef 6loody and msa terrible Of revolutioas.
7ou haze Ggnalized, eaisrn 1retSa, the
,etaru Of Tie French government, BY a &C.
rhine progfsf her Jeaevelent vieq0s. 1oar
proclamation Of fbe fxfb Of this moatb,
BY av5icd yea aun9uuee then, has penetrat
ed rs 1uitb gratitude far her paternal care.
Ibe Jfyf favaurs g'tbs republic are feh,
| tbe HAPPY choice Of The chief svbieb he
places at CIR bead, The bouorabt repatafioa
FABIAN has Qlready reached Us The eb0
/ea troops aObieb Jl5s /ends to guard our
65mss, are certain prstages Of tie ba2pi-
nsG and 1r9lptrAy l5e Is PREPARING for rs.
We e65r to her ia return oay JubmDE0n,
oxr obedience, and ar isve and q0s /csvrar
to prove onysIves dslssving her aams.
She aOsuld proba6J place LEI, value on
The komage Of arr fidelity, if lie Iaqv rs
ieaue, av'tb9ut any Dmpf0has ct lory0qv,
tbe fove,eigu qObs has Ioaded-as 4Oiib "a
Ooars, ds,ng The time he has reigned oUSr
rs.
Thai ealpaM iadfs~tnee does not exja
! in uybearfs; The regret Of Icing bin oe-
| eabies a place 4Ohb The jy eff returning 10
mr. naffve eonnty; andHH BY retaining
! an eternal remembrance Of bis goodasIs,
thai qve mean to ,f5eqU 0ayslVes 7uortby IT
rbe favours and aftacbmenf eftbe Fyxae5
Republic.
Ne4v Orleans, The - Seminal, I1tb
year.
(Sigsed bya number Of fbe principal
iaba6ifa1fs.J
AN Abr Ess.
Fran nam6er Of Federal Gentlemen, e
The DiRria Of SalyG4y, TO
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON Esq.
To the don ARCHIBALD HENDERSON,
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NEW YORK, June S.

The verbal news from Hayre, by the
h,;g Mary, capt. Maulton, arrived here
ysaerday, is TO the z8ih of April, and
uaOers 10 the 18th. The papers, howe
Yer. are entirely iilent 90 he fubjea OF
n.,ce or war. But capt. Moulton Informs
3. tina, the mott active hottie preparati-
Oos were till. going on; and that the
mott prevalent opinion at Havre was. that
WAR would foon commence. An i'm
ursG of ieamen had taken place, and a
rumber Of gun boats were in readinels to
defend their fea ports.
A Gngle letter for our Secretary Of fate
was received by the above veiIel, which,
the Commercial Advertiser Jays, IS from
Mr.. Monroe.
There is, it is faid, letter by the Ma
n from Mr.. Livingston, our Miniaer at
Paris, as late as the a7,h April, in which
be gives il as his opinion, that w A R
will fpeediiy take place.
We have been favored by a commercial
friend, with Hayre Price Current, OF
the 18th of April from which we have
made fome extracts. A letter from re-
ipeefable houle at Hayre, of the fame date,
mentions, that g All forts of EAT and
W. India produce is in grea. demand, and
lells quickly at the prices quoted. Up
wards of $1,000 bales hort faple cotton
have been fold here iince September Iaf,
and fill the demand for this article is
great. Pct athes. ath oil, and every kind
Of dyewood iells brifkly at the prices
quoted"
Prize Career at Havye, April z8, 1909.
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ReG10ual.

INLUDU CLIE.
TIE fnbfcriher has emoved from King
ftreet, TO the Brick Houie in Prince Greet,
between Warrington and St. Aiafh areets,
lately occupied by Mr.. Mills.
James GJ!lles.
June II. ec3t
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FaUe Dollars RezU0yd.
RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber on
Tuelday the 3Ia of May laR,
negro man named
I A NJ E 6:

be is about FIVE feet one or Two inches
high, dark complexion, his fore teeth
out ABOVE and below-had On and took
with him paA Of white linen cvera.i.,
white 0hifr and waitcoa., an old felc
hat, and new great coat Of dark prey
cloth, his other clothing is NOT rccolletf.
ed, and il is probable, he may change
what he took with him. viii give the
above reward to any perfon that will ap-
prehend fad negro, and iecare him in any
Jail 70 that get him again, or will pay
rcafonab!e expences if brought home, bee
iides what the law allows.
DANIEL JOHN.
Menaaes Gap,
Fauquler county, Jone II. d3rt
e. Prantsng III all ITS d.
rasty executed at this office
usth neatnsG and dypatch~
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and cordially win you that uninterrupted
peace and happiness in your retirement,
which dignifed virtue merits.
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FG7TITaSE.
THE fuhfcr1ber has about IS acres Of
Land, adjoining alniing Creek, Under
good enclofure, with warer teoce, where
HORSES and CATTLE viii be taken
on pafurage.
ALEX. HENDERSON.
Iune IL. co
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Teak


51U<I Of 51Jrttdn1.
7UhSDhT, S-Bf s.
Arrived brig Maine, cap Freem40 u days from
Tohago. LET there Augu 10 Zip Four Slers, Whit
m4rhA u Bolton brig O.ive. Liter Chatham lanes,
Emer, Hartford Richard, Jacob., Norfo k-P5ke, Aug
4. tat e. brig AmPhtrHe from Alex .aari4, for ST
BArts-SsPt lilac % &C. long o. 80 brig orionr from
NeVhavcu. for Barbados, vi h cattle, 4 dey. out.
WED VfSDd4- Sebt. 2.
rived Britih brig SUfannah capt Cunningham, 81
days from TRINIDAD conAsned % s'Pt' Arthur MLe an.
FRTD.41- SP!. 9.
Arrived brig Nabhy capt William MLelan, aa II
deyeiFQn lEin 'ad Let there hrig N4rg4tet Mel
I'm. 81 Portland lii in Jay. /; fnew Polly Hunt,
NrUturyport !; D IL NJ nerva, Harding. Kenncatck, "a
fail "a Ic day brig N4ncy. Wot dhnry. Sa-ein 4 op
E8erFrz-. sullivan. pas insath; fcA Mercury Harr-
in, Newh4vcn Arss Lite sally L'tfRow, Savannah !;
Barbara. PRIZE New york Alliance, Psr,lps, K-nne-
hunks lhebe, Perkins. do. Sally, Biunt, Porumou h
Newhavcn, Buruham. Nevhaven brig belong ng 70
Mash ShCad. i-om Carolina, with lumbcr; ilhooners
Harriet, MarthA Bottom Ann Ballard, Molf4t, Norfolk ;
NJ nonsahtia Farmer, Malcom, ttwyorA -, Cham
dCT, NJ. thy armc lth.
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~ If ~ '9iagfo4.-Gent.emsa VIKING poi
tf sas valuable Publiea'ian- have now a favorA-
N opportunity Of efeang their intentions. Mr.
psnsap. Who las engaged 60 ar tic proprie Or,
III G P VASE, Of Philadelphia, in obtaia g
f,s.fsious e. the shove work, is now in this
80. "a IFS tour ;,;r7u ID Il: eaaern aa,es. Mr.
h &c uoi.r&znI, has thus far been very fuccef FIJI
Il prolscuting the ob;ea Of his mH'n, and, fro
fhe public prt Of our citizens, we have uodoubt,
faodfoms addition will be made, in this town 70
~ numerous and bor 'rablelil Of patrons obtain
81 ia other parts Of the Unioa
M. O prod viii tarry few Day in this town
IT. he perpcf Of receiving fubf-riqtions.
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Tart nf IenncGrn5,

S5f 5-Arrivsd barque H.rper, Po.Lins, Philadelphia
brig Rambler, Rankins, Tohago
S1S. 6--Arrivod fch ~ pain GooId s. Kitt, b.ig
. liver Gould. Tobago-Leh AZ 1obago, Juiy 60 brig
Roie Roads Kcnnl bunk 20 la in Is days; lch Pol J,
Johaon Newbu yport big Salty. Todd, Baltimore ;
big Polly Blond, Pe,qrlb1rg, V.
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The lublcriber hereby gives public no
tics 20 al conrsrnta that ht has been duly appointed
and taken upon herft The 'ruH ol Admiditratri1
~ the eftate Of JAMES FATNE, late ct C"5A", -
the county Of Cuuleerlnd narn-r. dccealed by giving
b1rd as the law diretlsShe therefore rcques all per
fous who are indebted TO laid aeceafeds eAtc, to make
immediate payment; and thoic VINO have any demands
-thereon. 70 exhibit the Tame or fettemeat 70
NM dug,l A. 1891 SUsANNAH PAINE. NJ
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r,,r CD, 7lar.- Ctpt. Vjckery, arrived at Nor
FIX, fiop Gibraltar ft'rd July 10. lie leant
Ifar al Melon had taxed PslI-Lion ct he tlant
81 Siely thai Toulon was blockafed by 9 fail Of
lhr Use; and that the Emperor Of Morocco, had
ismanded ne Tipo.ine hip tsken by an American
figate, ali,dsiag hat the Tripolnei were attempt
2 TO oauy hei TO Tripoi without the content Of
be Moors.
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I91rt az JTrirr1Trr.

SBf ARRIVED lch Ringer, Cuda.nsn, "a days from
Barbados,
SEPT. Arrived docp Clarf' P,terfon, 16 days from
B,rb loes-Left here lchooner 9ive Litefela, Cd-
tine Gail in days; brig Reward Ekildion, under
le,zdre for having Ditch srnJerty op bagrd
Ca,ef Schooner Wine. WhleIwright Artigua,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12
From arts.-Capt- Knowles, from Bourdeauf.

/ From Frarts Capt Knowles, from Bourd-auf
arred a, Cape Ann, Aa'e,, that impreG nents Of
Tors AMI folders for he sxae lriou 70 Eng and,
rre max h u all The ports Of France that theie
= oaiau,er anti m2gaycbjGs'' we're lodged in gao
When taken, TO be k=yt ready for f-vice that
15dh erci1ers were ext erpely nuRerou' alo"g the
Frsrch coaf thar r. was boarded from feveral
b. fuFo-eI ~ detention; that 10 French me chant
49, bad arrived At Bcu deaux for 50 day and
DIR uprard, 9f 600 fill Of Freach a.d Du,ch yef
IL, had been taken aad lent - EnslA.d.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12
DeDIcATIoN p0itponed

y 1E Pa5fc are informed fbat tie expected
Aat9r y 81. P4uis C5.,e5 iv Pay4asI Il Jor Ssrtns
''~ q a''rs f ~ 8y3o5 g-E S5aofjs tex Place ttf
J.enrsa og Il gvaysr az IN IS. e tsss zSts zsy8
= 'i's'' 10 sty.~sy. portland ssps "a, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

.N''f
0Errlcn.

y tbs toFa. EIr. kooert II Smith to Mrs. sally
Telsoa.
AZ EtnncbGqE, Mr. william We.ls, "a. to NIL Lydia
CAk
Al B,Rsn MIR Frsaeis And-rfoa, Of Befat, to Mis-
IaGs Dunlap, daugh,sr OF Nr AadeCw Dunlap
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

F;ss= S. pc-7~yo &C u r q, r, Of tksLrig a.
isb 9 day.Irnm P,rr R-P4biosu, informs, IA
sh, f'esdy .uFeader Ct that pIacs, 70 she Black
De iahabtants were i.htravifg asftil asp Al lie
= Is 2 -Aenrers, conlifing of men, wom.n. and
thiilie7, tHrs ~ ,h- Aierr The blockad OF the
i It has &C fe5 he great Z els Of the wretch
AZ l'z-a prcver,ing the envy Of neutral vet!H-,
.csPfives tAco2 "a grelt degree OF tie hops OF a
<s.1na1e e.-are.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

4 Fyor -E1lats.-Capt. Cheever has arrived at
: len from thtlcr. ~ AZ DAYS. iufh cru'zers
PEI uF tie iQzad they boarded the Anne ica q
vesi, they msJ win. ftrbtd- th-ir eatering any Of
e. por.s AMI edo "a their req aers- Several
fsall rri strefs W. orr, ani bal capurei I or i
y eIh voa-k fiovil; MS wsre plen Y.