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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
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NIhaRE Is caEHifiaa M n .atst-...
" ha' been a-ar1ct aria iayt4 49,.
Ezekiel Day, ~ Portland
IN the Dihritt ct Name, Msreh,a,
thr fad Ezekiel Day has been &C., "
Bank'np'-he is hereby rreuir.a w
render himf5lf o tht conmfEna--r
Commiihon nsned, or TntrAav 49, MI.
I'D on Ihrftay the 7oih tays M 49,
nexi, < On Monday the rith aav ~ 49,,
next, AZ ~ O'Clock A. II. nm each of Nm.
days, II ne Office * Sal NoN CAAsH NH
quTc, near the Hay Market In M,dit.
itrset, Portland, and make fan d.g~nrr,.
and dI:cloiurr ~ big ERafc ana FHea.l
W1en and where IT'S Crsdao-a sr- '.
come prepared 10 prove their debts 49,
atthcl,cond meeting ~ cho1ir AZ 6Gigc.-
w Ai.ignces aad AZ the tat mys,,ng ~
BankrDpt ID required "a fniih ~. eysn,i
nation and aJ did ia9 meetia. aovr
The Creditors of fsid Bankrupt ray W,
heard before faid Commifionrrs. .gs.-a
the making or sllouinr OF a cert rrt-.,
the Judge Of laid D.fricf,, no enrtir a.
Bankrupt 10 Certificate of Difrh,rrr
All perfons indebted.to laid Baak-r-.
are TO make immediate pavnent 20
rhoie who have any Of lis III tls. ~ -
delvsr TIE lane 10 zach perions oniy, A.
The Commifiioners Dan appoint.
Salmon CEASE, C9,a-fy.
WtLLtAM VINO ERY, Easrs.
Dated fsbrEary IS, 1905.
WHEREAS Commiilion n B.nET55-,.-
w bath been awarded and iiusa $50,
john ANDERSON, Of W3ca61t
ID the DSirid Of Maine, Merchant, ia -.
faid JOSH ANDEEsoE has been d.c.srea
BsnkruPt-he i hereby required u firend,r
hmfeil to the CommlLoners Ia laid conmic.
hon named, on Tueiday the frR, on Monday
the fourt zenith, and on Monday Tie twen,v.
eighth daysof March next, AZ ten o'cloekA y
on each oliaid days, al the Oficc Of SAIaos
CHASE, Efq in Middle ATect, near the Bav.
Market, IN Portland, and make e,ifdif
corcry and dGclolure of h's ENate and Eifctts--
When ard where hisCredisoTs are 20 come pre-
pared TO prove their debts and At the lscant
meeting 10 choole a .Afiignce or Afien-es
aud az the lat meeting the fad Bankrun, I,
required to fn.ih his czauiiastion and II fsi
lah meeting any az the Creditors NJ fs,d
Bankrupt may be heard before faid ConuiT.
honers, asainn the mai.irg o.. allowing of
certificate tothe Judge of faid Diitra. ~ cDi-
lie ia'd Bankrupt 70 certGcatc of difcharec.
All perfons indebted to fad Bankrupt.
are 70 make payment; and tdofo who have
any Of his effecAs, are 10 deliver The fame, 10
fuoh ptflons only as the Commiifion.rs dali
appoint
SALMON CHASE, ,
WILLIAM wID5ERF C's''i''f"f'
DATED February ~, 500.
rsniteu Sta.es zsDrsTRrcY ~ MAlsg'
5,aary -, 1863.
NOTICE Is hrrebv given ~ ,hr crgdi.
IN rors ct JOHN FAXOh, oF Csrsrr,
IN the Difrd OF Maine, merchant. arant
whom Commigion W. Bapttuptcy has
been duly i0ued and proceeded upo1, TIA.
they may be heard, If they think nm, BE-
fore the Judge Of faid Difrict Cont, 90
the Jf,f Errdrti1aJ Of Narfb next, at The
Court Houie IN bIfte.qrt, in fad Ditdd.
againif making and allowing a certificate
Of dfcharge 20 faid Bankrupt befcrs
which time exceptions 10 iuch allowance
may be exhibited.
DAVID sEwALL. ysts.f z r. p5esis
Irfrro States-DIsrRIcv ~ Mars,
rItb Fsb lso..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
Specific Drops for Deafness,

Is rec1mmfaaea rs an taevifable Meai-
.s}as, ia, fb1 lpeedy rrlfg Of ms MT If
s9.49fug fomplQiut, ada is proceed BY long
I'D esfegy4vs experience, 70 be a6lolafely
a4parailelea /; for mo1y pears baOe t6se
4f2Ps ben uied IN LutQYe auzb amusing
Iueesb. Ibele 4obo are unac gaausfa 4u,fb
IN gyeat yel.Jf aBoyaea BY ibs ,UOalaa
DC lEqsutt1e, ARK s4yaeFIy recommended 10
~ IL fs.zv are tbs ca/ss IL qobieb il has
aot been u / xsqt jervIee, and bGs 1ery ef-
len lpeyfsele.s q rolnPiefe cRre.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29

sxs Rate IF iealtb. II lommos eeta' fo''
nse.fifiue proa3ees u foa1fayy g 9f.lp'raff01
zbaf fb.y gsaey4iy are sraa1eafSsa ~ g /eS0
FAIRS L9usbng, being pyslonggsa q f9ai
'eouvHJGVs ymptem tsrmea fbef'ekAlinag :"
ss5s fbryat, u, l5gtfeus rs darafiaa 81 PRO
azffugJ qse9 aid ffrsugf6eaiag tbe eo1'5tfA
liou. PAlmau0yp on 0aasafs, e6sdftng re
5reaR aua luuss; lg.le a9skfea with men
a psyienes az Qlug9 jmmeafate rela.f.--
57dmus md eoutffusa e0nIumpfioas ba.l'f re-.
psatedJ been eredscatsd By them. Infants
ia The 6oo9iug- eoag6, and zpomsu darfag
preguauey, my fake, fbem 9ylt6saf f6S
saf Jsar of aaagsy, ana aVlt6 tie gt<a1sF
espel7ution ef ,Sfief, mar eaa e be admin,
Jferea al an imbrg9er yIegl9n.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
Izuenty Fl;ue Dollars Rervar,

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, /,
fredericksburg, imall mulatto mannan
ed ELLA very well made, has black
iih appearance under one OF MS eyes; &
generally affects fmlle, but when lpoks
tofudeniy, he TANNERS and appears uq,h
confufcd had on, when he went away,
brown big coat, with velvet cape d
orange color, black veit, light coont
corded pantaloons and 6ne linen hin
The above coward will be paid toany
perGon who will apprehend him, and con
fine him in Jail, 70 THAI his matter may
ger him again, on information being lodg
cd with the Printer.
LemueI Fouley.
1ulv X. at
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
One Cent Rezoard.

RAN AWAY from he fubfcIioer, on
Wednesday the Goth inf an apprentice to
the haufe joiner's bufneis, named Samasl
8a]leager, about Il years OF age, s feet
8 or 9 inches high, dark complexion, and
has down lock when ipoken TO. The
above reward will be given to whoever
!hsil sYprehend and bring home laid ap-
pfeatice.
James NJ CURE.
IDlv 26. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
DR.. BARDWELL'S
Annodyne EiIence, for all kinds
OF Head Achs.

TIE renoq0ned vlrtaes u fbr 2anod)ne
DSuee, Is u9zv /o geue,afy kas7vn, ntaf
~ IS no p,xjampffoa IN f6s Pyepftefof, ~
,fy, sb41 Heaa Aehs, a,5lsg run so1'4fe
.vey eQale, or bo7Oevey s0iolent, tn7aAf1
lu6mit 10 its penffrafiag p0qUers. I0'sm
valua6fe duu0a)ue, has jrrgN<at1 Jaf-.
.esraea after he 0sf aav'ee, ana e'0er.s
oiber ,emsdy bad Ju,lea; ~ rs JQiutar,
apsrahgn, il n}e4f6ly promotes tJxfal4tio1
and e/prQfiau, a4d fbere9Y prs7ents t1f
rsfu,n Jfde msF o9Tlnafs pesoafeai beaa
,4e6s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
JUST PUBLISHED
BylO11OM 8 S7EWlP7
AND FOR SALE
At their BOOKSTORE, and the Bookeo..
]. V. Thomas,
trRIcE ONE DoLLAa,)
LETTERS
FROM HIS ExCELLENcY
Gen. GEO. WASHINGTON
TO
Sir ARTHUR YOUNG
Sir ]. SINCLAIR, Bart.
AGRICULTURE.

OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS
Few works have been pubH6.
edin America, that claim the agriicu)f,
riffs attention more than this. Aads
o his own experiments, opinions and c.,
cularions, it contains thoie of the ma
eminent farmers in the middle Rates; Cd
leeted from them by himfelf, and trsrI
mitted to The Britifh Board of Agricultur
OF which he was an honorary member.
April 2s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29

Dr.. Stonghton's Cordial B'tters,
faithfully prepared atshe original waie
houle, London.
This Incompatible medicine has food
The ,ea Of universal appreciation in Europe
Tor near an hundred years, in the cure and
prevention Of,
LES IF nt5efift, bad 9lgefiou, qoinay
rbolie, Jaghehs, b1feric Oapou,s, faintnesl'
and renting, qgue and /fusr, aepreDSa
lbiyifs, faaf breafb, qU0rms in ebila,<a,
/emvey, o5ayuaioas 0, Potpages, 6iliaa'
frpsys, fek frs, &c. &c.
CO Thefe Bisters being now general
ly ufcd in taverns and public places, and
univerlally acknowledged by all who have
tried their effects, to be far hyperion 10
the competitions formerly imPoied IN lml-
tation thereof the proprietor hath feduc-
1t tie price TO thofe who purchaie largely
above fifty per cent. Directions will be
paResi on The Bottles, and which will be
alio fealed, in order TO detect counter
fsits add upaart pretenders, who Will all
tell you, they make the genuine Slough
tons Bltiera and in order to impofc their
t.aih on the public, they fometimes copy
pat Of The true advertisement and dice.
tons.
June r3. CIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
EFF WnllhW We arc tlllIIO1J n q
e3lenr medicine.
Re-auimanug Solnv 1iuetare, Or paSalasr
of Life,

~ XIX,
OF the cure of Coniumption and Afthma'
Diforcers in the Ssomachsand Bowels, Convui-
iions, cholic and Dnentery.
Cautious in invcltigation, and attentive en-
quiry into the nature and laws of the animal
economy, having long confirmed an OPINION IN
the mind of the inventor, that all the nlaladies
aforementioned, derive their origin from the
fame eauis, Indirect debility, or eonisquens
weaknefs, the analogy Of their iource. by ma.
tural inference fuggelted the idea 81 their reitv-
al by the fame neaps the reiult was the al
coyery of the Re-animating Solar ! meture'
which after having been employed in tlaouiAilss
of inifances, with the mott unexanplcd and aio-
mining fuclefs, has obtained the wormth appro-
baton Of characters of the fra reipcetatihty,
both in and out OF the profeiion; the proPrie-
tors can confidently recommend, as ore q the
moG certain, eflicacious, and pleafant remedies
ever difcovered ~ man or offered to the world.
Price dollar, and dollar SO cents per bot.
de. he large bottle contains nearly two OF
the final. Copious Directions for their uie are
feaed up with each bottle.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
TIE eszame Sroleb Itch Ointment.

The oaly medicine thas cures thls difagreeable
iilcais. by one application, 10 many thouiands
having exp erlenced It's efficacy It Is uaneceii4ry
to ada any more argument 10 It's iavor, but TO
caution the pu5ic th4t the name 1 homas Stokes
and Co is affixed TO each box, without this
mark Of authenticity, nsas are genuine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
CHAMBAUD'S

Antaifhmatic Lozenges.
4 raa'eal eure for eeng5s, r0lds, gfhmas
and e0nfam.ptisns, 9.5fsuiy ef6rsattiag,
Gs. 81.
Mr.. cHaMBAUD, The Joz< b,obs1
ef0r IF fbis medAiseiue, 6as tbe yafisfalliea to
anaoaaee that fbsy baVe been tie meaus u
7easVing magy feyleas IL samsf preearl-
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Dr.. Barazvsps geauiae Eye Wafer.

A iovereiga remedy Tor all diieaies OF the
Eyes; lpee0I,y removes iuhammations, dimnefs,
irShiags, aad Alias il never fails TO cure thoie
Dlaiadies which frequently iuccecd the meailes,
fnlall-pax. and ievsr; ani is an unparalleled
1reagtkener OF weak light.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
SPRING PHYSIC.

i
DR.. IlTa33 Ere Anti bilious Pills are I'M
queitionabY proved by ample experience 10 be
tbs mott cffectnai remedy, at tn lame TIME
the mott innoceet p.esisnt, ana convenient me
diciae iDr the cure OF feurvy, icorbudc eFuptlons,
leFroiy, and other diorders originating ti9fn a
cfTu9riye fate OF the blood. he reinark Dl
cure of MIR. Ellilton, Of Albany, who had been
Twelve years lormented with mott diitreiIng
fcorbutic complaint, as alto that OF Thomas
Johnion, labouring man, ~ the ieryice OF Mr..
Van Renaelaer, who was afflicted with mutt
holrid leprofy, mutt have convinced evey one
who has read the particulars Of theie CAFES oe.
iites which, variety Of proofs Of their efficacy,
authenticated by perfons of character and re-
lpect3biity are open TO the examination OF eve
nv inquirer. 1heie mutt naturally be iuppoied
to have their due weight, and iupereede the
necellity Of any iurther comment from the Pr :
priator, yet, he PERFUMES TO allert, that the
real n,erits oil this vegetable preparation will, or
a fair trial, plead mere fSlcibie its own recon-
nendation han any thing which Can be laid oft,
Wbere may be had,
Atkinion's Worm delfroying Lozenges.-
Theie Lozenges not only deitroy worms whete
they exia, but ei9e6fually prevent their return
! h fe flullies who have followed DIR. Akin
fon's advice, and uied them in the spring and
Fall among their children, as their commltIl
phylic, have now the happineis to find rhofe
children, which appeared iickly and confump
tive, in the bloom of health, being entirely de,
livered from thoie dreadful vermin.
Sparta, Mont Pl<alaat,
Marr5 ~, 1905.
We hereby certify, that our daughter, about
years Of age, has been very unwell and in
bad fate of health for thele laft two years W.
always fufpeacd that fhe had worms, and had
given her feveral worm medicines, without any
good etea, fothat we delpaired raiGpg her til
ui-Iate Hearing Of fome lurprifng cures beiag
performed by Atkinlon's worm dcifroyiug h.
zenges, we purchaied packet OF them, ano
them according to the directions
The frr dafe brought away only one worm
aid with it 4 quantity of nlmy, offfenfve mat
ter; the fecond brought away four monfrou
.hick worms nearly half yard in length; an
the third dofe, large quantity of iiimy, Of
fenfiyc matter. The vomiting and purgpe
9Th which The was frequently troubled have
ceafed--her appetite has become regular, and /
has over iinee enjoyed perfect Rate OF health,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29

FOR nlariy years have theie drops been uied
with am4zing fuccets, in DEAFNESS & HARD
NESS OF HEARING. lhoie who are unac-
quapted with the great r>lief afforded By this
valuable medicine, arc eaireitiy recommend to
a trial Few are the cafes lii which has not
bees of great icrvice, and very often perfected a
complete cure.
Cop Gus directions for the ufe of the Specific
Drops Tor Deafness are icaied up with each bot
te. Price one dollar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29

Or. Huaisr's .genaiae 49ah6iglieas Pills.
An agreeable and certain preventive of tina
predIpaiitioa to inAanmatory and malignant
fever, which prevails at particular ftalons Of the
year. The rapid aud increaiing demand from
every parc Of the United States, and the Wet
Iadia iflanis. IS the b-t evidence of their fuperi
or excslenoes
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
HOPPING COUCH.

TO I1afentS WHO have ChAdren
ailhesad with II O OPIN G
c. 8 II
YhlS Nslies0e : 81 tie g,rafeR mpo,
,f.ssee, 81 ssa iasmediate ,eltsf, cbeeks
tds an IN a .l5o,t fime, eatire5
sens.ues h5s mgf etagf a1orze, 10 1ob.eb
Cd. .4gsa are Aa5te. TIE L0zsnges are II
Yey.a5 agrrrq6ie, md tie asfr ia JmaM,
tbot no dtGtalfy a,5jes III taxing u.
CI faabbr 4ar1cAia,s .. HE Nett
eaes aforementioned, q0s!l be be,s4lit<r
tnjertsd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
Elegant Country Seat.

To Rent far term IF Teqrs,
THAT large, commodious HOUSE,
at Oxon Hill, oppoite to AlexantrIa and
feven miles from the city of Wslhingto''
with about 50 acres of land conhfdg
of garden, orchard, clover lois and
paituie ground. The ont houies are alafSe
fable, coach houfe, fervants houfes, &C.
For terms apply to Meafs, william
Herbert and Jonathan Swift, AlexsndtS'
or WALTER d. ADDISON.
Oxon Hill, July { raw
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Cham5assd's AatastbmatSc To-
Ssug<s; dgus and Fsvsr Drops 4d1ti6l.
l,oaS P.sls; 14uodyue Egsaes .fSr Hsad
.4ebs; Reanimaling Selur Tiudare |; Dr..
BarIsvsf' gsuHius Eye Vafey; .stsigjsa z
E17saeescf ldgaa,d;; Se0fe6 o'nfszSaf ,0r g
s6s ffsbs Toofb Ae6 D,ops&;; d,omat' {
LsssagSs; Elgsufe Of fbs Nooas, Sc. : 9
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Prfce One Dollar per packet.

Partcular directions Tor tilelr ute arc iealed II
with each, bur as the great benefit . oedetsgea
from thea caa only DC itcuFca 81 hasins ffiea1
s1sn,,sss rbe SubIse are reqnellet bic ve ltlat
the iIgnssure 81 Aleilfs. nos 9S'ssss5 as'e y g
are afFxed 10 each packet, with u h-eh marx
OF au.neneicity, they are ~ gcnuile.
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July Il.
Notice.

ALL perfons having claims
again.t the eitate Of W1illiam TripAen, d
Round Hill, decealed, are iequefed /,
bring them forward for adjulment aa.
payment and all thofe Indebted fot
effate are respectively called upon 20 max
immediate payment TO the Executon-.
being their anxious wifi 10 clcfe all d
accounts, and iettle with sae iegasss
foon as pofible.
Charles Little, 49,,
Geo. TylPJe4, = I !.
July 7, CO.
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aleranuria anoertiser.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4.

Extraa ia letter FROM Loadaa, 10 gen.
Aemaa in PHILADELPHIA, dated the I3ts
Apra.
1t is ufelefs TO difguife imprellions which
are irefftable. 1t really does appear, as
if the preient administration of this coua-
try were determined at all hazards TO pro-
woke war. The French am !ure, are
NOT willing to 60 to war with them, nor
will they enter into i, unleis forced 10 lie
As to the fuggefion Of formidable a'ma a.
ments in the French and Dutch ports, "
IS erroneous. The truth IS, | bel'eS''
that Mr.. Arlington begins TO lind ina,
he has made bad peace, and IS chagfioea
at the reluctance of the French TO en's'
into a commercial Treaty. he alio DC:
gins to perceive, that the predictions OF
the Grenville and Windham party arc ~
the courfe Of rapid fulhlment. ! ne eA,
ports of the country begins TO deolloe; al
influence over the politics of the continent
Is Loft /; but then what good will a w'
produce at this time /? II may, TO De iu'e,
put aop to the French colonial plans
but il can neither force them into COW
mercial treaty, or curb theil power Of ~
Auence over the neighbouring na''0 'GI
However, the public mind is very ffe mt.
under she prefsnt fate of fuipsnle' , :.
.minifer certainly does not poheis 'S'e'''
fuited to the exigences Of the nation. "a 4
He commenced BY the popular az -.
making peace; it was nhetaO as, w.
in political point ofview but ne e a9uy,
LET'S expected to obtain commercial ' .,h;c,,
tsges BY commercial treaty. treaty, " T' ,hs
would compenfase for the de'es'a .,sa and
terms of peace. He is diisPP0'''''
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that his client was totally Gidntereied !,
the buGnefs. He fully admitted that .;e
man iigned an adjultment on a policy Of
inlurance, and, in confeeueoce Of that paid
the money, he was in the fame condition
as if he had not paid il; and if it fhou!d
afterwards appear thar the money was re.
ceived from him under fraudulent circum.
frances Of concealmen,, he was entitled q
recover it."
He ALTO admitted g tina. II man re-.
ceived from his osreipendent abroad, in.
fruetions TO make an iulurance, and il he
Afterwards received more letters connected
with that infurance, & mixing themielves
with thar riik, and if he feletted a part of
thar correspondence which he commanicas.
ed to the underwriters, and if the par. he
withheld, even though it was from mad
vertence and negligence, and not from
fraud, contained iomething 70 material as,
in the opinion of a jury would have affect
ed the premium or rik, the policy ough.
on every principle of law, TO be void"
He further laid down a third proportion:
fuppole have letter from my own cor.
Respondent, who is owncl of the fhip, with
inieruaions to make iniurance. III have
another letter from the fame perfon, or tom
any authent;c quarter contradiaing the
facts contained in the former, il ought to
be communicated.
But in the prefent cafe, the letter which
the defendant was charged with having
concealed, was not written by any perfoa
on board the lhip, and might have been
TENT over TO this country for fraudulent
purpofe,. IF the material paris Of the let
ter were falie, he could nor be acculed Of
concealing facts that did not actually ex.
1T. IF what he concealed turned out to
be true, tie policy was void, beeaufe that
was the concealment OF the fact. But the
concealment of thing not true, was the
concealment Of a thing that did not exit,
and consequently could not effect the poll
cy of infurance. The queRion was this
was aoy material fact concealed?
The captain was then called for the
purpoie of ihewing, among other things,
that the material parts of the letter were
NOT true. He failed, however, in that
proof.
Lord Peterborough obierved, that this
cafe had turned out extremely clear. His
lordnip Eaid that he took the law to be
this, if letter containing fcts material
to the rik, offered itfelf TO the view ola
man under circumstances that entitled it 70
credit and if the letter was conce aled BY
him from the underwriters his lordfhip was
ofopinion this action might be maintain.
ed. In this cafe, the letter came f:oms
quarter thar entitled it to belief snd it
was believed.
Honeay and good faith were the whole
of the law in mott of the cafes.
Vcrdia for plaintiff 400, with ln'
tertf, from the time the money was paid.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-04
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The following Law Cafe isfrom London paper
of Aprilar 1t was tried before lord Ellenbo-
rough, in the Kings Bench.
AFioa fer money bad and reeeiOed.
The plaintiff, an underwriters brought
the action to recover from defendant zool
The defendant had inlnrance effected on a
vefel after feeling letter which fated
advantageous circumstances, but which
knowledge he concealed-he injured AZ
10 guineas per cent. The perfon who
was in poaefion Of the letter alto attempt
ed policy, but ihewing it TO the under.
writers could not effect it under 70 gui-
meas per cent. The defendant acted as
agent for an abient perfon.
MIR. Erikine for defendant obfsryed,