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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30

the Fla ne from their reflective govern
ments, On TO The Glouldcfs CT the laIen-
dant OF the province. France diiavows
his conduit, Spain has nothing to do Wit
lit. Rns We think this would have come
from them 10th with better grace tive
rscnths ago. We have then Lett US bur
10 ak Mr.. lntendaef if he will have the
eoodneis TO indemnify us for the lofes we
have fuitained to which he will aniwer,
that he aced from he eea OF his ludg-
nlent, and is not sniwerable for miiiak-
en- opinion. AS 10 the obtsining the place,
ard thereby occurring ourlelycs againis the
repetition Of hn,i.ar injury and outage,
the opportunity has NOW gone by, and We
have nothing farther 70 do than 10 wait
quietly Till tie French have acquired tut.
ficien. ateng,h 10 adopt what couIie they
pleaic, and ies us at defiance. In the
mean time, patriot Munroe is gone with
two millions Of money in his hand, to buy
fome partial privilege, with which mo-
ney The Emperor Of tbe Gaals Will build
fort at New Orleans.
And here we beg leave to turn TO cur
Chief Magiarate: the man who has 10
kindly undcrtakento mausge the concerns
of this uiiing nation, fpread over a,
wide and fruitful land" and TO lead them
TO g defines beyond the reach OF mortal
eye,' and who declared, " he felt FIN
cere CONSEQUENCES that rhe talk was above
his talents, and that lie approached It with
rhofe awful and anxious prcientlments
which the greatness of the charge, and the
weakness Of his powefsfo jufly ;nipire -
pray Cir, do you aeep as compofsdIy, eat
and drink as heartily, and enjoy yoaF!elf
with as much tranquility as you ufed to
do, now shat you are aGured that The Flo
ridas are 10 be annexed TO the poGch:ons
of France ; Do you know that il is not in
the power Of two nations to treat With
each other Rejecting any diar;et OF coun-
try lying contiguous 10 the territory OF a
third nation, and 70 convey 1t from one
TO The other without hrf confulting this
third nation? And if they do, thar !. is
juR eaufe OF war! Do you know, that
1unlefs this principle had been fully adopted
and pra6aiied upon among nations, that
the balance of power in Europe would
long Gnce have been dearoyed, and the
whole, probably, before this time, fallen
facri6ce to iome powerful and fortunate
depot 7 Fin any future wars with France
---but why purfue the fubjett 10 It's con-
fequences further !! Will not a time arrive
when the unanimous voice of this country
lhall be lifted up in cxecration agalnf the
weakness and folly Of thofe rulers, who
have, by their timidisy and their want
of forcGght, expofed it to the train OF ca.
lamities which follow in the rear of the
psefent neafarcs; the perpetual recurrence
of bloody and ruinous wars, q difmem
hcrment Of territory, civil conmoti.
ons, and an early diaolution Of its govern
mens.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
l'ysm ,5r.UNea s(W5asasscsj Pdnss.
cALLENrER'. COMPLAINT,

SALLEN l. I'm SN1s|A AhAA'A
A PARoDY.
A,7rr ebe impor,an. icrv,ces, ptyo'mtd B,
ibis Kngkt Of The QnM n6sa tie
.elea;en Of bsis then warmea .fr'ese, 70
be denied hi, rearard eves 0bnhcf
,qvbe cen refye 10 hea, his complaint {
Scene Richmond.
Calender ard Jgtper D1eaebt, Or ey
otber Demo.
Sincerity! is HE fubjett OF nay itory ST.,
l cannot tell whal you and other demo.
mocrats think of this government,
But for my Jingle felf, I'D rather tafre
in Richmond Jail
Than live in aweofluoh thing as PHI-
.LosePHEa.
/ was born as good asdcmocFat IS Ten,
And fo were you and we have 70rsfs
as swell,
Aud we can both lefty the .@afs Of CO
igmsy as well as he.
For once upon time, when FEDERAL virtae
sriumph'd,
Thomas fsid untoxme, sCaAeader,? dareR
thou now,
Leap with meidto the !" temPeauous Tea
OF liberty
And fwim--lhc Lord knows where
Upon the word, aaeeousred asI was with
iran psn,"
plunged in and babe him follow.
And 70 indeed he did with timlJ do 4
car;
Ard did buffet il with ,manyss rugged
paragraph,
And ttem'd it with fuccels,
But ere we reach'd the poin, propoi'd
Thomas faid unto me, help nae Calender
or Gnk,1
o. then it was, with pen thrice dips III
paN, / wrote the Pldpeet,
Which bro't this Patriot 70 his wiih'd for
ihore.
And now this man has become Pref
dent,
And Calender is but wfetched Prin, er,
who mutt live in penury,
While HE can teaeb,tea ,bos/and psaaas 4
year.
He had an ague when he was Secretary,
And when he 4r,ote Geaet, DID mark,
how he did Snake.
IT'S truth, the Secretary ihook. His
coward tongue dii1embled.
All! and that pen of bis, that once ce-
clared american Independence,
Was doom'd to write libel on his
thoughts.
Ye Gods! It doth amaze me, that a nan
ofluch fttbt p01rtr',
Should 70 ge.rhe fart of many ranting
democrat,
And bear the prize aIone.-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
p. G. MARSTELLER.

March 80.
Extraa from an At Of the Cor
poratson of Alexandria }ay the
ExtinguiJdment Of Fire.
-. IF any perfon who fhaA be
Sec 7''' i prelent at any FIRE, fhall ne
elea or refuie TO obey the order ordifeai.
ons of any officer whs hall be appointed
by any FIRE company now efablilhed, CT
which may be hereafter efaolit know
ing him to be an officer, luch perion ihail
forfe;. and pay shelum of Five Dollars;
P,yviatd, the name of luch officer halt
have been frR publilhed in one OF the pub
lie papers printed in the town.
At meeting of the SnnsFire Company,
held at the Council Chamber, on the 18th
of March, 1905, the following fsrioos
were duly elected as officers Of laid com.
pany for the enfning yeal
E!iNla G. Dick, P,1fdsaf.
Jonah Thompion, P;ee-PreGaexs.
Jonathan Vaudeville, 7res/srr.
E!iOha {. Dick, 1T
George Dcneale, I'd Commarde's.
James M. M'Rea, 50
lafnes I,seon; Subordinate d.
Robert B. JameRon, J
Cu,hber, Powell, !
Dennis Ramfay, p...,,,.,,
JoEph Riddle,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
lIoublll IenDW.

VIII be aided to the Sales, at The Yendx
Store, on Friday sex',
A few caks Of Loaf Sugar, and
iome Windlor Chairs.
PIG. MARSTELI Err.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
modern times, wSat phenix Of Pref
dent might we have LOFT! i.
Bsa. Cent.

The following curious inarueions for a
fgn-heard. were fenr to a painter in
Shrewsbury, under date AosuR IS, 1902:
/" You are to draw the awbuEy coach
with Eve men or the reov and tue on the
box a nd chai(c with tue horiles after
the coach ALTO my name; spirits porter
and ale; ALTO my budnels which as fol-
low that is fairing (fariery); pleaie TO
draw the haims and iancherts, and nick
40 crop; and watre for hotties; ! beg you
vii du il as you tl,ink proper yourcfelf;
and do it as mentioned above
L0n. baP.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

ed the fed eraIifs Joined the fuppo rter
of Mr.. Page becauie they conGdered hims
ienlible, honelt and honorable man, and
Mr.. Page was elected, to the great morti-
hcation of many, and to the Very great
modification of Thomas Jeferlon, Pref
dent of the United States, PRECEDENT Of
the American Philosophical Society, cor
responding and honorary member Of the
Society of French Philosophers, efablilh-.
ed during the mob government at Paris,
inventor of Whirligig Chair, Of Dry
Dock, Do9or of Laws, &c. &c. sc. sc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
Seledes isoetrr.

The Temple of Nature, potbumous poem b,
Tie late Dr.. Darwin, has recently appeared, OF
namented with plates By Fufeli 1t is four book
the Production Of Life. the Progress Of Life
The Reproduction az Life, the Prog'ef, Of IA
Mind; and is accompanied BY phlo ophic'l notes
The following extract relates to the aory o
OrPheuS
LOVE IeJ the flgs thro' deaths trsmsndou, porch,
cheerd with his inile, and lighted with his torch,
Ie'' tips dog his jaws expands,
Fawns round the god, ard lick, his baby hands
IA voad'rinE groups tie badowy natisns throng.
And hgh or GmPer s' he nePs aoAe.
Sad +" aims and nymPhs fororn Lehs', brink,
Hug their Pa0 rorrows, and relofs TO drink.
Nights dazzled cmprel, feel. the golden fame
pay round her breaa and meIt her froEen frame,
Char#s with ofl words and lsohts with 4morous wile
Her iron hearted lord-and Pluto fnes.
His trembling bride ;bs bard triumphant ed
From the pale manGou. Of the aaouilheI dead,
Gave the fair phantom to admiring igh;,
An foon % tread irrem-able night
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
9OllSitII D.lttnaug.
Frem the CharlcGou Courier.

Ansrdofe.--After Stephen Thompron
Maion OF famous memory, the man who,
when the Senate were conidcring a treaty
Under The iynHdion Of )ecrecy, fent copy
OF it TO the printer Of the Aurora-afrer
this Malon, Virginian lenatOr, had made
his ipeech on the lubiea Of the judiciary
law which wa; repealed in the firt felton,
of Jefferlon's frlt ConErels, iome of the
Demos Of Richmond thought it entitled
HIN 70 the government Of the 2ntient do
minion (Mr. Monroe's couni;u,ional term
was about 10 exPire) and wrote to know
of him if he would accept it. He had
the goodneis to fay he 1V1u,d. Shortly
afterwards there came out the fpee-h Of
farmer Giles, as he calls himlelf-or Cit
zen Giles, as Genet and Fauchet ufcd 70
call hin-5-tfsr E;H faid the democrats.
Malon deicrves well Of the republic-but
Giles deleTVes better. Iheyimnediately
determined farmer Giles Cor citizenCies)
ihould be Governor, and Maf1n reelected
SenatOr-accordingly they wrote to the
General that he could not politely BE fpar.
cd from the SeEate-to the farmer and
citizen that he ih0u.d be Governor If he
would terve them-this good creature
kindly iaid iffbsy wiIled 70 he would ferve.
Giles, who regarded his difrif as an En-.
glilh lord does his borough, wrote to the
Preildent that at bs MAS 10 b. GgUsrn1r,
Eppes (Ieferlon's fon-in-law) might have
his feat IN Congrefs. So it was fettled :;
and 'lquire EPPes wrote an ele6tioneering
addrels, telling the electors, Giles would
not iervc again, and thar be was the man
for their votes-that if elected he would
change the conGitution-that the fenate
ihould be new organized-that Virginia
fhould have her due weight, &c. SC. &c.
Thus were things ordered by che PRECEDENT
OF the United States and the gUoQlG be Co
vernon of Virginia--but the people Gan
unruly ict D had the prefumption to think
for themlelyes. They faid they were not
latisfed with the nomination made AT
Richmond by a few violent and few
young men, and they nominated Mr.. Page.
Now there was the devil TO pay among
the demos but what was Woric than the
devil himlelf, the people dared 10 aGign
realonS-they laid Page was a moderate
man-Io talk 70 "le5 snrage5" of ele6ting
IN m0dsre" was adding inlul, to injury.
In this quandary the Prefdent was refort-
ei TO. He Promiled relief-immediately
difmii1ed the collector Of Petersburg, Col.
Heath, an officer in the revolutionary war,
and offered his place (40itb The bonage Of
repef) to MIR. Page. He (Mr. Page
law through the contrivance, was deter
mined not to be the dupe of it, and de-
clined. Thus the great talents for man
agement Of the greatel man in theworld
Gas they fsOear he is in Virginia) were
checkmated. The Legislature met,
caucus was held to lcitle this all important
affair. The particular friends of "the
greatef man in the world" thofe of
'lquire Eppes, and thofe of farmer Giles,
nominated w. 3. GiieS-others named
4 Pare hatween them the derooc divid
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
1TNrrED SrArEs-Difrif Of Maine.

Tu!y lCtt, 1893.
n TOTICE hereby given q the creditors q THOMAS
IN D.XrER, JuV. of A4gef1, IL aid DiGritt Of Maine,
ay.,na whom a comuitfi,a @ bankruptcy has
Il "A duly ucl aud proceeded %, that Of iA'd credit
- may he beard i they ihau nk e. before the Iutge
n Ga sllrjtt ~ Wedneftsv The 27th day Of Iuy 800
~ ne dwelling hoae Of the Diari6 Judge IN Tex 4 ten
oeo,x =: sganR making and allowing certificates Of
5,bAIge laid bankrupt; hetere which time except cas
- farh allowance may be exhibited
Il DAVID 5EWALL, T4!gs sr8t DGri7 Court sf Maias
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

4 He undersigned Commiliioners, ap-
painted by his Ercelicucy the Governor with The adj
see sud content Of the Couuc-puriuant relove az
p Leeiaature # the Commonwealth Of Madathuletts
f.ird he y day of J.ue. r798hereby give public
% 10 AL ?erlcns ntecacd, that they the faid Commit
'ooers have appointed the bi Wiay gF SEPTEMBER next
Y nee az tho clearinghouse Of JoHH HrRslox Etc 10
<<D', ia the county u Lincoln % perform the duties
hAed thc by me rsfoves Of the Legniurr aforef4d
pAaed a9h Juue, 1913. and March 5th 1901 AZ which
s'ic And place all pcrfoas viii atteat II they re- czufc.
NATHANIEL DUMMER,
JOHN LORD,
lCHABOD GOODWIN.
b byesr Ta-t q r8o. (lyt)
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

- oi"'l6o a." lciPOCtih8 DaltardV, ~
that one . b0ra bstoye mqfrimony M h ~,
berff, III like manner, as Be thai h bsra "a.
ter n'atrim0ny-" All the Earls and Barone
with one voice, aniwered-es .ou7d n9ivut
1ege' ans4e mafars, que bucHjgus uftat0s
(HHf ct abpr06atos thai fbey g05ud not
change la1e5 9ffbs reaia, qO5i1b bz0s bifbsr-
70 6sTH 4fsd and approved After this hon
oFabie. reflitance TO an imperious demand
from f6eir OzVn Ioversign, on fubiea Of
comparatively triaing importance, could
the Firlt Coniul Of France believe thar >
BrIuih Parliament would humble aud de-
grade themlelves, by facri6cing tie E6erfy
q zoe PrSf5,- to apPeafe his aipiring and
ylndlctlYe temper The anfwer Of Lord
Hawk9tbury difplayed the Intrepid fpirir
DIAN En5liihman, &the magnanimous rclo-
luton ota proud and MISREPRESENTATION p
The Is - then not css the regulations of Bnaoar. re-.
iPeeHng nc efnsrAqt Bhopa, aud Mobiles, III Eaglsnd
amp then ohsrves: ts
+" Ifthere be any on-this liz Of prolcrio-
ton, who have conipired againf the GOV
eminent Of France, il will not be denied
that it is The duty Of the Britili govern
ment to banifh them from the kinc5oin
Buff they have been guilty Of any other
crime than that Of Thinking fr fbel7lelve5.
and expecting their opinions in matters
81 politics or religion, if they have even
believed that Louis XV[Ii has better
claim 70 the throne than Bonaparte him
ielf ;-if they had bsguiled their forrows.
by wearing the badges Of their ancient or
der, in remembrance of what they had
been, before they were exiled by tie ter
rors Of the revolution ). if thefe are the
only charges againf them, il would have
been a cruel violation Of tie laws Of hof-
Pitality, 10 have driven them from the
country, TO which they had fed for refuge
and protection"
4" The ancient Hospitality Of England
would revolt at fuca a demand, and the
ancient ulage Of every civilized nation
would be violated by luch a conce!Eoa."
The Esu then eoaeludes -
80 On thewhole, we perceive much irri4
taion in the meafures Of the FreDchEov-
eminent and much Of thar overbsarinr
temper, which 70 frongly marks the
character Of the Fra Conful.
: Ii is not matterof furprire, tia. The
proud lpirit Of Britain hould not bro 4.
this imperious language ofdeGance. From
BonaParte we are to expeGt neither confef-
lion nor repentance. He has ALFRED the
Britilh, that if they arethe Grft 70 draw the
EwOrd, be will be the la1 70 flie2th it.
+" We may therefore look forward 70
war, not lels-vindi6iye, l2nguinary and
dlltreiilng in its progreis, than any one
which has hitherto difgraced thele Jealous
and inlp'acable rivals"
We have been tue more PArtcnss IL noticing The above
rem@rks A. they dcover ipfit 81 Independence rarely
met with ia democratic papers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
a Commilion Of Bankruptcy

TTHEREAs ComnlilI0n OF Bankruptcy
80 Ia. been awarded ant iiIaed againf STEPHEN
cLDT5H. Or Hytlgt. IA th- Dhria Of Aa'ne. Trader,
al the fd Stephen Cioagh has been declared Bankrupt
n 5 rsy required 10 urrsnder hmien 70 The Csmml
lon,rs II Il commit in named 10 che naJr Part 81
sh.m, % Thgrday the az Day Of fuy nlsut on Thur
fiy ,n- rtth 1nj Wedae(day he "a day. Of Augui
rerr ?, ten O'clock, *. each q tsid Gays e tne
Coa,ni.5lucrs OiHcr, NJ. ., huHcy Row Mtddereet
Porssui IN lad Dnrct. anl IT tk- Gal dfeovtry ana
die oTl5e Us - ettsc Fud rdrt--WE-l 1-d where nv
Csafs cone prepared ZIP prIv- taelr debts and
th< iotoad meeting ChJu.r AE9ntr Or Az sness
aad al rs-eus lad B4nerdp, IL requreA g. hnh
b. examination sni f.d at meeriag any ut The Gre
dofs fad Bartrur may a- heard before sad Commit
fFras 1g.ial ne m.k,rg 4owias ot teruIcAre 70
soc j1e.= " frt = itrt raI.- fad bankruP' 90
rrriflte of dfcharg-.4 peJns tnd-~ed 70 isId Back
rup fe 10 70 tec 7ltatnt -u1 thoi5 who have any q
D. sg z arc u IT, l4c.e fuch 9erons 0Hiy a.
H. c........[lasTs AAH 4ppn ut.
2, oder 9. ,hs Connih1ne-s.
N KISSMAN, Ckrk
Il Trrf a. T-~ T2,a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
TO BE SOLD.

a BOUT 400 acres Of excellent Land,
il = P1iaa5kI--aboui - acres Of wh oh arc under i'm
a 'senlea Ia mo@iag aat Pa0Grng about - OF
e. ieed b1 Tor snUag and j part Of what i called
w hsz'y Farm. The gooiuef % TIE Land need rot be
E'tuoed, a. y Is universally known he county Of York
80 she one eighth part Of Mil on The premiiss
~ be Iolc with The Land If reduened. on Reasonable
- ne county Dad from Frye5arg 70 Portland, PAT.
vs. i4rousi fad prsrnilrs
hlio, A 100 acre Lot of Land in Eaton,
- mi.. privilege thereon, and pine timber uaicient
three hundred tholfand feet 81 boards on the pee
4'''-For further perSicuiars, inquire Of
EBENEZER KEZER.
PayisrsfsX Tyry 4 30,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
UNIrED SrArEs-Ditri6t Of Maine,
July 6tb, 1903.

July 6tb, sos.
a7OTtCE is hereby given % she CREDITORS Of
~ ELIJAH DAVIS,
ri B.b n faid Daritf Trader. ag4uA whom a commit
b. u Bankruptcy been duly ued and proceeded on
that any OF fad cre1or may be heard il thty hs think
a, before she Judge of aid diria Wee" Idsy the
a-th day Of luy infant, the dwelling hou~ q tbs D
tra Judge Of Maine, 10 Tex At ten o'clock a. n. sg"no
kSy And allowing osrt6ca,es Of dlcharse all bank
80 before which time exceptions 70 fuch allowance
payiD SEWAiI. jig, sf re Dj9,i7 Cent IF Maine
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

w AN LED 10 Hire-a Dwelling Houie,
convenient for fnAll faniiy-for which generous
III o gwen -iullirc Of the Printer. jug 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
PSti.-s y.ytA 1904.

-
PURSUANT 10 TIC torlgriug Application hereby nc
hiy Aad warn the Stockholders u the Maine Turnpike
Cop raion 10 meet AZ The and place and for the
ruT Poes tLcrein men ionrd-
I. D. HOPKINS, Cal n EaS csrforaii'z.
Nd. TIE Dirs9.rs wi pleafe 70 notice, that their
D. ,trns iauas .5t,ourned the fame 'ae aud place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
UNIrED SrAras-Diltria Of Maine,

UEIrED SrArzs-Ditrif Of Maine,
Tars 29fb, 1905.
NOTICE Is hereby given q the creditors OF
~ BENNIAH HANSON,
a. B,-Diizss=, ia fdd dianf, Trader, aga'nt whom
eoa Il N Of Bankruptcy has been day dIed and pro-
teccd a. thai any of fd creditors may I've heard they
81 lh;nk IT. before The ut7- Of flid dai4, Wed
slag tse a7h d4y Of jay, 1905. at the dwelling hnuit
ii he lad Ddr Juds-, IN la,L a zen o'clock = A Ar
tA.nt "a sa2 AL .ociog cerc'es % dlcharge 10 iad
bankruDt fre vAich une exceptions a. iueh allowance
nAv,D 5rw>LI~ Fyl,tsfht Di9,i4 Cert N Mine
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

Celebration IF Ijidepcndencs.-It exceeds
our power to comPlywith the reqaeGs oF
our friends, to give in detail, All their &C
counts Of the celebrations of the late an
nivcrlary Of independence. 4 We kaov
they feel laudable prediction fer the
evidences ofstheir political ReadfaaneB /;
we are happy in recognizing them AMI
we fruit they will believe us, when we az
fure them, that It IS foley to our inability
to crafty them,. they mutt attribute the
omiiIion or-curtailment of their favors.-
Right glad are we to obferve, that the
true Federaliits have noticed the day in
their accultomed manner. With them
the celebration Of American independence
is no NEW thing. They can feel no AD-
DGTIoNAL emotions of i0y; and therefore
they move on II the OLD road in which
WASHINGTON, and the patriots CT the
revolution, moved, and in The old pace
They can with pleafNre, leave tito modern
Patriots, 0Lisn-AmSrieans, and the difciples
of NszO-Ligbt Politics, to & rend the wei
kin" with their ordinations, to cver-boil
with new modes and ceremonies, IN their
celebrations we'll .latisfed, the world
knows, that s RypoeryG- aiqoayy overatls
IFS part" The tederaiil}s were aiFo plea
fed to find many NEW feholars, reading
the Declaration of independence. 1t was
a neceaary duty, as the greater part Of
them mutt have been entirely ignorant of
the facts and principles upon which It was
fouaded.--iJi4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-24

K WILLIAM IENKs, J0s infpras the pubic. tha. he
w "a ops ssa Printing Office - the under
II zrte oHre, where Penang generAiiy u executed
yith Aleation.
20 Ks, Panphr,s, Bank, Haadbdi, Cards. &c
.,fintgd ! TIE .tortcf notice,
- esarrrt a7ori,ra4t II cor~firi cssvt. snf ober
saA ssaaay ba@s any sr1s tss sbs xiii * fHSs7a
.Ass4.s.9.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-24

BOOK KEEPING.

MIR TURNER, viii open his Evening
school, or Monday, ~ November, for teaching
Beck Keepn g by Doube Entry, as well tor keeping
Retail Books by Double Entfv without altering thc pro
CT OF Single Enry fcrt the daily ranfscions, whereby
hsii the writing favcd and the Ledger ozonerated from
ier tl's untrrrc Jlcrlac Rules 4or every ersdaon,
from cocFccrent % tie cofure 81 Books, alto thoe
FIR Wontay a'craent rcioving into Trial Balance for
the year, arc rendered 20 eaiy and corce, that child
may rer>thcE by heart Wishout f1ch helps and inrc
ton N the rUdioleus Fes-. ezpen1ed in
0niring upcrfeisl knowledge Of the fyem than months
are required to attain perfection therein. ROOD
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-24

~ OltCt is hereby given, That the iub-
sua FT-cI. az ELISHA MORSE, of Portland, Trader,
Bankrupt All Perions having any Fhae o. Effects ct
,ir B,~krups, qieiei - deliver the iame
and hut stt.sd laa Eate nshe iirmctis'c pay
zlcnt - H. snUTHGArE, I5Ts-ss.
P.rii,rI 20 :, ICES.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-24
8anhrrst fsOsjces.
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w HaRnAs a ComnIilliop of Bankruptcy


JAMES LAfHRvP, Of Htis iosH
il the Da OF Na,ne, Trader, and the "a Tsmes Ia
tlFep las been declared p4Gttupt-he j. hereby re-
uIitd % urrcnder mIllF 70 Tie Commihoners IN fai1
enrufcn named, or he mtJpr pare ~ then fuel
day the Ilt. on " duefiAy the OH and Mon5ay the
2St- Gays ct November II O'clock EACH
~ fad days The Comm 81 rncrs Uhcs, No 4 EZvcys
A7s ll.Hresf P0rtisnf IN taid Dfria, and axe full
tMeovSy rad cilcioure Of his El,I;e and Eae1s ;wh
end where ms C--Ajors come prepared 10 LIove
Their dtsr ana the cccnj meetag choole AZ
henee h.!snces and tlc laIt accung lad pkrup,
8 'clrircd 70 bath bis and q I'D ian
re-tte any ~ Ets Creditors OK l1id Bankrupt &c
heard eofc laid Cenm ion,rs, aee,na the q'skipg
allowing OF I Ceri'lcae the ledge Of fud Af, to
tniis.e lid I'ekrups ~ Certificate 81 D.lchag &c.
nsi perions 'ndebted to Isi1 Bankrupt, &c 70
make psymsnt sr4 hofe who have any Of his eff IS.
srr % Jcnvtr The aac idch rerions only Con.
rrifh ncrs hal arpnint.
b; order Of the Cor = ilioners,
4. SlN3AGAN CLrRE.
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