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Proposals. jsr pablisAing 81
In the City Of Philadelphia,
s 81 PERIODICAL woak EsTIrLEp
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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
12u9 Of q94ssILpugeGE3.
C0r:mcrncaItb Of qeaFatbafet $.

Cor:nrcnneaItb o. q15aGaftufetts.
n fbs scar n o4y Loya ,7e t6ozaz5 sigBi b4u4ye5
en1 thyes.
III Cd 70 change the times Of holding
the Corcts Of General Sef-ous or the Peace
and Common FleAs, within and for the
county " Hancock, and Tor clta5Iiihinp al
addltipnAI term of the Courts Of Common
Pleas.
See. BE u srz7sdBy tIs Seuat.,
and Raait sf Rebyffaiaiive,, in General
Cogrt aEuJs{. and ky he authority sftbs
i'm, That from and after the palinq
this "a. the courts IF General Seaions
Of tbe P-a,e and Common Pleas, which
by law are holden at Caaine, within
and for The county-of Hancock, on the
hrf Tueflay Of MAJ, and the l4t Tuer
Jay If September, annually, fall be
hol len AZ the fame place IN the fil
6r} Tueld4y III May, and the fecond
Tu-fIay n II N'vember, and IN addition.
al term . the Court Of Common Qica.
On he fecond Monday ia AuSul an
nu1lly.
Sc. 81: u 64rfbe~ s7a7s& That
all 2dioai, fUi.s, wris, PIC, eH.s, p-s
eepts, appeals and recoLnizancas. Al.
ready commenced. iue5 out. or msdi.
owhst may b. hereafter commencej,
fuel out, Or mate, returnable to either
ot the Courts aforerid, on the Ian
ruef ay Of September next and all
aaion-, fui;s, proceT:s, recognizances,
and prof:cuions Of every kn5, now
pending, Or hat may n penJing Before
either cf the Courts afors.ajd, which,
before the Pal;ng Of this act, were to
have bee holden "a the laa Tueflsy "
Sep,en9 oer oext, (hall &c returnable 10.
ent-ret, made. proceeded upon, profe-
cU.-d, tried and de'e mined, agresably
Up ihe tru: intent of flch adions, writ,,
ProceI.s, fu'ts, appeals, reccg izances
AID ProlecJJions, before the Court Of
General Sedions Of the Peace 70 be
holden By virtue of this ad, at faid Car
tine, o. the fecond Tue(day in Noyem
Der next, snI bsfore the Court ofCom
mon Pleas. to Be holden a. the fame
place 90 he f.cond Monday "a Augua
1ezr.
u f5' H'rf gf fE1trgsHisiirs', 1T4as a, 1903.
This bll having had three lever4l readings,
paLed ,o 5e enaGted.
n. O. OTIS SSssi,y.
Il Senate, Trgs a, 1893.
This bil having had two feveral readings,
paltd ,O De enacted.
DAVID co9B, Prgi4ss..
J27f u, 1885
BY the Governor approved.
CALEB STRCNGs
2 true ooPy--Aucf,
JOHN AVERY, seey.tayy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
TIE ADDRESS.

10 :5s Han ARCHIBALD HEuprR,on
hais R-b~sIsatlfiUs 7fbs daria eomb3Ga
sTfbs eoyans5 n R3vIq TrsAH, Msck
lsabu,g, C45arrai ag4 Mo4fgon:yy, IL
ne CoEgrsf eff5s United Slater
TO az 4trjot, the mol grateful
reward is the appreciation 81 his confi.
peuts we thick it OR duty as your cen
hituen;s. thus % r.w,d y1l. Your
v:,tcous ard dign.6ed ehertioas f)r the
refP:aabilit7 ani hapPines Of yont
country. and for The flPPort Of It's joef
t'mable- conle,u ,ution, make thar duty
agreeable 70 Us, whiiA Il Is but iuaice
, you.
We, therefore, IA ii: plain u1dif
guited language Of freemen, declare,
ghat your conduit during the four years
which you have devoted to our lervic-
in the SuPyem= Leg,n,turc, commands
our unlimited appreciation snd for
ourfalves and our com non country, we
llncerely lament that the more fnreli.
ately forCi5le private obig itions q your
family, lh1uId deprive u, and il Of th.
further benefit of your talents and yir
tues at this eventful pc i,d-w- con
grstulatc you on the soa6 lence which
thole virtues and taients have e1sblh
cd n the minds Of the wife auI go)d-
an cordially with You that uointcrrupt-
ed peace aud h47pirci, in your retire.
ment, which di5nif-a Virtue metlts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
Rfs. ERSKTNE,

tn. following declaration, OF Mr..
krikine, in fpeech on the rights of
juries, oeierves rh- attention and ir1ita.
ton of all II was The frR CON.
mand' faid he, "aad council of my
youth. always 70 do what my confidence
told me to be my duty, and 10 cave the
oonfrquences to God. / l1all carry
with ne the memory, and I hope the
practice of this parental l-fIon to th.
grave. l Ihave hitherto followed It, and
have no reafon 70 complain that the ad
herence 70 il. has been even temporal
tacridcex have found i; on the contrary
The road to PROPERTY and wealth. and
! anall p3int il out 70 my children"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
LIST OF ACTS,
Ene9.d&y TIE Ltgjgafars Or fMaGlebgeHJ
At t5fn lsg yIsgfoH.

An a to incorporate the BrootfsB
7. 4 PArih Library Society.
An az 10 authorize the north parih
in Saitnafe, IN the county Of Plymouth,
to fell cerrz:n LANDS for the ulc Of TIE
miniitry in f4id parilh. AM 70 incorPo.
rate certain perlons As truRees ID man
age the funds thar may be rdiled BY llid
faIe, for tn permanent (uPport of the
gofPel minilry in faid pariih.
Ao ad 20 incorporate certain Perlons
rs trutees Of funl for the fuppcrt Of
congregational teacher Of piety, reli
gon and morality 10 the 6ra Precin9
10 dlidais5or9' in the countyof Plymouth.
An at to amend an at, entitled,
Z" an aa T. eGab!dh an academy at
Ltaor, 10 he county Of BerklhiIe."
An az 70 incorpora'c Marx Langdon
HiIl and others, for the PurPole Of
building bridge ScroG Batk River.
An aa TO incorporate the plantation
called Yaggbaato1yn, in the couacY Of
Kennebec, into town by the name Of
Harmony.
An aa refpeaing the Court of Ger
eral SelIions Of the Peace within and
for the county of Berkihire.
An act to alcertain and eGabifh the
boun Is Of the town Of Lyman (late Cox
baY) in the county Of York.
An a2 authoriGng the fale of The
fchool lands il the town Of Ne1ggLoucsf
Ter, to raiie fund for the fupPort Of
ichools in faid town, and for appointing
tIuGees FOX thofe puTPoies,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Wi,h you Gentlemen. th;n,: th1t
the m q graJefu, rewsrd which can be
Offered ID a Representative, Il the ap
prob ,tion of hi, contitu:nt5 Its IN
neoed4ry to ads, that re eiv-f this
te.timo.Ial Of your aoprob4tion Of my
political conduit, wiki the r. 4 he4rt
Felt pleaf1re.
The lonr years which Th7ve had thc
Eoao- to i-Tv- Won lo tie Cuprene coun-
ciis & the o4uoa, viii torra A memora
be eJ5ch IN the hiaory Of Ameri an af-
fairs
Drriny hi, period, the 1dminit'a-
ton ofthe20v -rn nvnt paGcI from tho!e,
who by their eEl-ts, sni t1c.r tru4g rs,
their care and th-jr e1argy, their
wifd7m and ther peri v-r4nce, gave
chraacr a1d credit u the nation Al
home and ab,cId, inro tn. hands of
thof- who wee not only unfri.ndly to
our ccafjiu'ion, but had carried on
uoceaGng holilty 70 MI th Y eat rea-
fares adopted and 5urfucd BY their pre-
decehlrs in pove,, | an tree % de-
clare thlt Ia my opinion the policy
which now directs he government will
eventuate neither ID It's interet, honor
nor Gn',Y Imp-eGe1 with this be-
lief have thought II my duty 10 op-
pole il, and Cannot sut feel myielf hap
py in meeting your concurrence
No,hing which has been done By tie
preicnt rulers, ezcied fo much alarm
a the ad to repeal The Judicial Ef4b
| lifhmenr. l. was noi believed that ?
m jority Of Congref-, whether from de-
ign or error, would have lent their ald
10 a DalP4bIe violation Of he national
| compact in hit article which Of all 9th
ers Is the moG eI-rt;al to the efficiency
and aabilty Of government, to the e.
cur;ty Of property, to the ftiety AMI ib
erty of perfons. When ii was found
that this breach vas feriouly contem
plated, tie Federallts thought il their
| duty to make a Rand to fave The coniti-
tutlon, tho viaory of the majority was
complete, and they have ;riumPhed 0.
yer The liberties cf the peope for ]
Csrioufly believe. that, if The conaruc
ton givln BY them 70 The contribution
is to prevail, there is o political lib
erty in the Uni.ed States
y | pray you, Gentlemen, to accept my
Gncere Acknowledgements, for this your
friendly attention, and be alfred re-
c'procatc your wilhes for peace and
haPPns-s.
4. HENDERSON.
Sa5Gay, My 20, 1865. =
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

The Hon. A. Henderton, one Of the rspr1rea-
taIive' il the late Congref., from the G..e
of NaFth- CaroI.aa, having declined anothey
eieStioH, number Of hi, eonRi,uenrs have
prelentea him The following Addret ,zpref
five Of the rsfpe9 and eAsem in which ,hsy
hold bis character. ani the isn.r they en-
terrain Of the ability ana integrity with
which he ddcharged the duties Of his trua.
G4z. D. 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
EPIT 4PH FROM THE GREER.
cowpaA.

My nam :, ny country, vhat are they to th.e
What Wheeler ba,e or proud ny pedigree
Perhaps far furpafs all other men,
Perhaps fcel bs'ow them all--vhat then
snthee i. Ryanger that thou fee'h tomb
Thou Fno~'t its ufe, !, hide.--no nat,er
whom :
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

SagGgy, My 20, 1865.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
CONSTANTIN0pLE, June z6.

The victory which the P4cIa Of .Damaens
ga.nei over the rebel Adul We-hdb, was OF bot
fnort continuation The latter bon after bis
defeat, collected large new forces and took The
city of Mecca again. The Por'eis nov employ.
ed IN raiGog two great armies, with inc utnon
expedition The ore in Ala, for the purpoie OF
defeating the new Caliph, 10 Aqalla and the
other is 10 b. RATED in the European Provinces
10 order TO fapprefs .he horde Of robbers, VINO
have cur off all communication with The capital
The Porte, however, was never more IN want
OF money .han at prefent.
The wal which has again broke out between
Engl.na and France. place the Porte IN ifn1'
ton Of res, perplexiry. We are PohaVsly al
fused, thar propoial has already been made 70
the Porte, TO forbid the entfancc OF any h0gli@
ihips into Turkilh harhors and even TO pfeVsn'
them from failing through the Dardanellt''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
Stoae55t0n's B{tters.

Or during he psefent folsiy feafoo, the ufe
of SfOUGHTON's BItr.rERS, (imporfed from
Lozaenj will be found OF great feryice, as pre-
vensive TO iifeale, Especially where there is an
infectious atmotpbsre and ap'edTpbiition In the
habir TO contagion. 1t eminengly brace: the con-
iiration, ard renovates the whole fyeem. II may
be ufed inaead Of fpitits ia water, tea, or ether
drink. II reRogss loft apsesite, expels worms 10
children, and, il regularly ufed during the fall
teafon, will nseysnt thezgne and fever. Ia ihort,
il only needs to be tried, TO convince every one
of.its great efficacy.
Iheie Bitsrrs may bel aG, with copious direc-
fions, prepared AZ the original warehoule In
Iondonl IN qiati bottles at fourth of the for
Tsr eharge tor toe fame 10 vials, at r. and j.
GRAY's book fore, Alexandra, where bottle
isconilantly kept opsn for trial. G Alto, al
A BUCKS, Fssdesickiburg.
Oct g., 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
FROM TIE HIVE.

BY the cid laws Of New York, nc debtor could
he released from conHnsnnept ueltl he hadpaid the
utmost farthag, unless BY lie mercy of his ere
.d,sor--Mauy, whou misfortune had driven to in.
d,gence, were obliged to wear cur series years
within the giocnsy walls Of prison The. follow.
ma illusions werc pen byione of those unhappy
n,drtsls Should you tslnk them worthy a place
IN the HIVE you will oblIge friend BY inserting
rle.a. w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE

am concerned to inform Won ~. ( y
ttances jntiied an apprehension thattb. : eli'pa
rebellion is but touched not killed "'~ d
a.reits are beginning totake place !, P''''
cd, ana lear with foine folodarion IA, 3 lsg'it
anccs have taken Place in the town o. n,isS S,sa'o
of Cafickmakins, and while this diiagrrs,S Yiu'a
mour reaches Us from that quarter, We b,y. =
certainty Of another very unpieaflnt cyeo, b.i ~
occurred in different direttiao. '''l'g
I" The Limerick mail coach, on is w,r,.,.
city, was fred at ABOUT one O'Clock ,is n, ,ola
near thc town of kildare; The guard r.. 10
ieverely wounded, and In DOUBT waehel i. Y r,u
live. The yeomanry are increaiag very Ga W. y,
all the country corps, as well as thofc Of tb CIV
tal pacing or permanent pay.
" Itls thought by fome perfons, that II. AZ
affected peafant yeomaary wait the CATHERINE 'r ::
iheiaaryef, whish in lomc parts OF the copO,fy !,
beginning 10 rake place, 20 attempt C.con1 i
lurretfion. | think this opinion is without ,o,
dation.'
We have noticed the tumours apd fpccuIs,io,
IN osoer tnat the country may notfely too nO,h
upon foreign afliltance. We mDa rely upoaou.
fc'ves alone. II RuGia do take an active u,io
orr fagar, we hall mott Gncerely rejoice In,
we are afraid thar no accounts have been ,.c.iyd
Of the diFpoGtions Of he Ruflian Cabinet sem, q
favorable towards Us. Win refpei TO The Ru.
fan r.Giator, his mojeay's mini&egs, it is koowa
expected their willingness to acccpt Of il; but W.
recollett the declaration IN parliament Of gen.
teman poa.aag high Official cation, ,s,t no
favourable feGalt was to be expected rom i, Ore
Of The conditions which il is fuI Rllil iaif,
upon, IS the execution Of me article OF the Ireay
OF Aniens reia.ive 70 M,i,a Size fent the iigos
OF the Older 10 the Gfand M1a9r, aod hs, CON-
plimented bin upon his election. The frf pao.
lie convocation OF th3 Koights Of the O,i.r wa
AZ Malta. The Grand Mater tit:e took tie &c.
caitomed oatts, ana maze fpeech 70 The Knights.
A ietger fo.n on board the Sup7tb, IA guns,
dated eff TouIon, July 4, mentions, that The
bock4de Of that port is very strs1t, and that tt;
eoeny's aeei consists of ten sail of the line aal
hqe large figares, all ready for SEA. Lord Me-
sons force blocking ttat port, IS nine sill Of
iine, lnciunng tie Vi6tory, Of 100 8uos, and
three frigarrs. The greatest sprit prevailed il
ou squadron. and al ranks eviacei the Utmost
Impotence TO meet tbe enemy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
.F1am tbe Banks efkks Msin-Aag !.


A kind of coalition or union has JUST OSeh
formed between Russia, Sweden, and DenmafA
rs Object is TO oppose every atte11pt to ooscuCs
aad cripple the commerce and navigation 81 '''
Baltic, and 70 shaker their subjects from the VeA,
atoms to which they must be exposed, II ',r
most inposlng measures were not adopted ..I ~
is evident that this COALITION is at least Implicitly
directed against England, because EnBlaA Is r Wv
only behgeren1 power that violates aeu"@H.},
by obsuuatpg the freedom of nagigauon. wv
are insured, that in consequence OF thls nc" So"
cert between the three powers of the morrill, o"e.
den and Denmark are Immediately to seila ouc
Of their ports proportionate number OF s,'lP' ~
war, to thar which the Emperor Aexanaer. m.'
send into the Baltic. As this maritime CONFESS
racy can leave no doubt. respecting the u'''
positions of the cabinet of Russia It is 60 DC no1.
ed that the court of St. James S'll~''~''lS.a
pay some regard TO the proposals thar nav D.
made to it b 9Th on the part of Russia ana l'us-
sia. Some persons pretend that the courier VINO
is the bearer of the assent of his Britannia MalS-
ty, ought BY. this time, to have arrived a. =
tersburgh. A Congress will therefore DC nfio,
to which the principal powers Of Europe VIII seno
Ministers. The city of Hamburger has been pro-
posed as the most favorable place Tor holding
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04

lunteers, the Militia. tie Troon, e !,
Airy Of Rsferye, ard the Lew :. NE Linz, 4.
not ext. Tor three months without bcipa Se.
ed. The unvsrfe would be larptifa :, so'ql.
lily with which all this idle ruachin.l = 'a' ID
RATED by It's o@n movements, would (. = ! saS1f
overthrown. Itwould be aRooilhed ;, !, "a a,
nefs with @hich the people, pafina .'ls qaissk
from che fcnfaiions Of rage 10 thofee e e tsis
world fnd de'ivercfs in thofe they Es's'ln.,
ooolldcsed as their enemies, and wv, a'a 0cor
fbem an nhliaaee fouadrd IN TIE ste,,a ,qa VI,
The A6srfi<f and ngbts sf4A." '.Ai
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
THE DEBTOR.

q IL! Estle kuoSV 81 tblro zrbo re'er has t,f'd,
5Ybas per u & il Psiso4 sozg n 5f1s;
n bss seb!s de.Ys, hat ~ Il b 5<ttsv speut,
Il pine zy59ss nig6fs ~ 0esiszs dsseoassat;
r. 1sssa 10 1z), u te Pr bask to zHsrFo90
T. 1z4sb zvitb ds2s q Pias evjsd care 4ad s0y-
r11u
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
x.at9f Jruratgn 7afaIltgenee,

From Loiaaon PAPERS receIved by fhs snip.
Liberty, cayt. Wfckham, f0nl ,Liserpool,
arrivea at Ne1v-1ork
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04

TWO long, long years are gone ard past,
Srce Iiono the piIch of aiHugnce cast;
WIT friends, fame, fortune out otdats,
EucaN1o uloans his hsplsss Fate.
..Ss the paos Starting III ilss cage,
H ausssria'g spends his ilie rage;
And all his cry and all his roae,
Is, weIl-a-day ! can't ger cur.
Friend Is the Muse, alas! 10 more,
HIS fancy r0ves ii CLASSIC lore;
His senses flag, his eyes grow blind,
s And 4 chill g9Fpor cramps his mud:
LtSs the p8o, Starting N his cage,
lie hutteriag spends his Idle rage;
And all h's cry, &c.
What, thou Il when war aud tumult rag'd,
His couatry all his soul engage.
No. trace is left, no record sav'd,
OF wllsr, TO save state, be brav'd
Ike The poor Startling in his cage,
He's doo,u'd 70 pine. tofiet, % rage
And all his cry, SC.
Dsa.want or merit claim friend,
He kne8 to serve, TO give OF lend
5 But out 81 cash and ou.of place,
HIS former friends forgot his lace
Ike the poor Staring 10 his cage,
Lonesome he SIS and vents bis rage;
And alihs cry, sc.
No more the san all chelripg ray,
O0e's TO bis view the blus6 Of day;
Tie day IS decay as The night,
Ala a sad darkness clouds the sight:
Like the POOR Scaling in his cage,
In aolsFul plants he spends his rage;
And ali his cry, sc.
B Ateve with gnawing care opPrcsr,
His weary eve lids ache for RESI-
Then slal,king chains above hin roll,
And sobs, and wailiugs pierce his soul:
Like the poor Starting N his cage,
He counts each tedious hour an age,
And all his cry, SSe.
When in his arms his infant train,
Their sttle woes and wants explain;
The tglcklns tear, and sigh suPprest,
Betray the anguish Of his breast:
,IiIt Ike the Startling IN his cage,
His tbrobbng }son bursts wsth rage;
And ali hsf cry, &c.
Sometimes IL dreams he wings his fight,
And roves in regions OF delight;
When fsaa reverse!) the wAtchmau's noise,
Dispeis his VISIONARY jsgs
Ihen ike the Starring in his cage,
He starts and apttess roHnd IN rage;
And allhis cry, &c.
3 And is there then no hope in laws?
No generous friends Is urge his cause
IA ao his friends have nos the time,
And dxbf YEN know'stbr SfsafTsf crime,
] hus ike the Starring ~ h,S cage,
He nouldr1s on 10 LIES last stage,
Ard ai1his csy, and all his rout,
swell a.dsy! can't set out.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04

For Sale,
4 healthy, font, young Negro Woman En-
quire olhe Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04

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PHILADELPHIA, March ls.
From Franco.
ATRUE REPUBLICAN,.
March 81, 1908.

PHILADELPHIA, March 18----Fsom France.
Yesterday afternoon arrived the brig Susnna eaptan
days Rouen. We have received few French by this
arrival but they do notcontan dates later those received
of English prints Verbal information goes far
state strong of dissatisfaction rising in the public
mind against the Of Bonpa, that although
this manifested popular nmu i audi
bly, heard who ssnelaly begin
perceive that their struggles for liberty have terminated
confirmed and desperate Indeed believed that the
for another revolution already engended and that The nation
has fixed upon Moreau dverer from the present deep
degradation Moreaus influence daily Increases His demeanor
humble and unaffected, Rat. ass7 - IA *ss
IT, "For btuEness young aabions ladder.n sttst
He COURTS affects court shade retirement and in
thing forms striking the spendor ageanIy and amb
ON ofthe 6rst-consui. asEsss At a=se
Captain Oakfod from Pa
appears Mr. Livingston dissatisfied with his
he commands respect and due 70 the station of
minister from and nation This dissatisfaction,
understand has induced him % oeta speedy recall y = fur
Their added that he particularly anxious America bre
The close for wha. reason i sonec-
From other Of which heard II is
than probable that Mr. Livingston has by this vessel
information of considerable magnitude. vs
connexion with France We that this Information an
tendedo reach this country before e Of Congress this
the case apprehensive that Inconvenience,
may result Of congress not beng
sessohe So presidents although dc Information he
win receive Be Of The although condition.
empowered with energy, viii propaby be inclined e per-
q tame % reased