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UNITED STATES,
ath been awarded and iffued againtt

DNria of Naire, Ga II, io,.
NOTICE il hsreby given to rho CREDITORS Of sTgPF.
IN CLoUGH, of WifcaTttr, in fad Diara trade,
againf whom comnGiou of bankruptcy has duly ~
cd and proceeded upon, that they may be heard Tier
think fit, before the Judge of fad DItrct Court o.
Tuelday the fxtS dy IF Deee,a6., 1903 at the Cout
Houc in Portland againit making and allowing Csra
cate of Dilcharge to fad Bankrupt, before vhch tia.
exceptions 10 iuch allowance NAV he exhibited
DAVID SEWALI.
~u4re If TIE DRri? Can't n Asnt
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MAINE BANK.

IT HE Stockholders are hereby notified
that an innament of Six Dollars on flare has been
voted, to be paid the Gather, bctor@ the 2oh
day OF Sept ncxtAfo farther intalment of Ten Dollars
and hr is of dollar each arc 10 be PAD 70 the
Gather on or before the 21d day of December next.
Ry order of the PRECEDENT and Directors
DAVID HALE, CgGisr.
hagsf 70, 1909. l1ml
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THE fubfsribsr hereby give, public notice all
cerned, that he has been duly appointed, and has
taken upon hirflf the truR of an Executor to the
LAST WILL e TESTAMENT of JOHN LEWIS,
ate Of Northy in the County of Cumberland,
Equre, deoeafed, by proving the Win and giving bond
the law directs He therefore reeuees all perfons,
who indebted laid Dccealed's Effa,e, make i'm.
mediate payment and thofc who have any demands
thereon, TO exhibit the fame for fettlement 10
ASA LEWIS.
Nortbyarspapf5 clfa5e, II, 1909. .-r
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TIE iublcriber hereby gives public. no.
tce to all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hlef the ru Of Admdiffraor on the
eAate of JOSEPH TERHOUSE JvN late ofCoybass. in
the county Of Cumberland, mariner deceafcd by giving
bond as the law dircctsEie therefore recuen all per
TONS who are indebted faid seeeaea ease, 70 make
immediate payment; aud thofc who have any demands
thereon, TO exhibit the fame for fcttIcmeut TO
GEORGE WATERHOUSE.
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HE fublcriber hereby gives public no.
tice al concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has akcn upon himeIf the ruh of AdminIlraor
on the snae of BENJAMIN DYER, late of CassGJabH5
IN the county Of Cumberland yeoman, deeeaed by giving
bond the law drcG He therefore rcGue0s all perlons
Who indebted TO fAd deceaeds eftse make imm.-
date payment and thofe who have any demands thereon
to erhibit the fame for fettIement
NATHANIEL FREEMAN, jun.
o. ar, r2c3,
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yIYLL opeu an TvENINC SCHOOL, at the North
w school Horfe. tA- fecond Mondsy ID November
Three Dollars per Quarter wood and candles found
one half paid at entsancc
Portland 90. 1865.
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Dnfsd 5If on. 1909.
WHEREAs Commillion of Bankrun,-~.
has bsen awardea nd ifnsd araint

has been awarded and iusd aeaina -
= JAMES LATHROP, Of HaAo,ssn
II the Dilsra OF Maze. Trader. and the fad fsm-,t.
tbTop has been declared Bankrupt--he is ie,,h. g
ou; ed 20 furrender melf TO the Commifooer. : $.
commdon named, or 10 The major part 81 then On 49,
day the 1T, on W da-fday THE H. an6 on Nond. 4
18th daysofhovember next, at zen a'ciock A. ~ O.
Of fad days, the Comm Hinners' OiTice, N, lgrq
lSo4V, NdAsf,s:t Postraf in fAid D,Grt and m 1.
dilcovery and dacloiure of his Easte and EfFeas
aud where his Creditors are come pre- pared to IA.
their debts and the fc<oad n,eeling to eho.s j,
hsnee or AGgnees; ard q, the iaa mceung lad B.n,
IS required 90 huith his examine ion and at cd 5
meeing any OF the Creditors OF faid Bankrupt nav
heard before aid Comm fioners. sgaiua the mstns
allowing of Certificate 10 the fudge ot fad Dilr,s
ealite l4id Bankrupt Certificate of ETlchape.
All perions indebted to fsid pankrup,. =, :.
make payment and thefe who hive any Of his ex =,
are 70 deliver the fame uch perious only a. ii. Co..
mifhOners fha appoint.
By order OF the Commfroners,
". KINSMAN, Clur.
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Eestrp,

"A iarc Liverpool paper affords US the following nea,
{ Itt!, production. We are confident IL win be reao
with p'=afiHe by every lover Of poe,ryl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07

merge from the colonial government,
and to assume ! rank among the sister
states, beg leave to take The earliest OPP
pertunity Of announcing q you this i'm.
poftant event.
On,his occasion the convention cannot
help expressing theirunequiyocal appro-
baton Of the measures pursued BY the
present. administrations OF the general nc
vernme1t, and Of both houses oil tson-
gross, in diminishing epublic burthsts
@sultiyating peace with all nations, and
promoting the happiness and prosperity
pr our country. ss .s5 81 s' 81
Resciped, That the President Of this.
convention do enclose tothe President q
the United States, tothc President OF the
Senate, and to the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives Of the United States,
the foregoing address. < ii. HI &
EDWARD TIFFIN, President
- - !, ofthe Convention.
Donei in Convention, at Chillico,he, the
s- 27th day of Novenlber,. 1902. =.
w.. THOMAS SCOTT, Seriry.
= On motion Of Mr.. Randolph, the above
communications was referred to- a select
committee Of 1--WE. IN .
The Sr,akerlaid before the House a.
letter from Thomas Worthing.on, en-
closing an Ordinance Of the Convention
ofthe state of Ohio, and copy of the
Constitution formed BY them.
= The ordinance accepts the terms offer
ed BY Congress with certain modi6ca;i-
ons, which principally arc, that Congress
shall allow, an additional portion of land
torpublic schools--and 3per cent, efthel
proceeds ofall land sold after the Soth Of
June last, to be laid out in roads within
The new state, in which case all lands
sold shall be exempt fromtaxation for6se
years: s -:. : 4zs,.sss, {. 5 Is. .s5
On motion of Mr.. Randolph, this COM
naunication, with accompanying doca-
men;s, were referred TO the Select CONF
mittee appointedon the preceding COM
n'anication fromthe President ofthe con-
vention. - s. III. Ssk5 1T 81 s.,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07

Extract ara ietter from lillian Eaton,
Esq. Consul of he UMtrd States Of
.4nerica At dlgiers, 10 the Secretarye
STATE, dated At 1l8iers, ths1st Ertra-
arg, 1907.
The Algerine ministry on the 2oth
January, proposed % me, that now as
the Tripoline AMBASSADOR YVES here, 10
settle OF arrange with Tripoli, the same
time alluded that q little money would be
required--I answered Ihadn mo orders on
this subject, and that was convinced
thnt the United States would never give
any-that We had sufficient of the bad
faithof Tripoli. Iconsidcred this hint
or proposition in orderto feel my pulse,
to know If u had orders or Attitudes"
Estracf ofa hter from H'Tiiiam Eaton,
Esq. Consul &c fhe United STATES of
Amsriea at Tune, to the Secretary Of
State, dated AZ Lsghora, Sd February,
1904. $50
= Il may not be improper to mention
here, that Thursday, nth December,
LAT. 90, As, spoke snow Fox, of Boston,
from Naples, bound 70 Messina, with
very few men and no guns. The Medi-
terfanean il covered With this kind Of adj
syenturers. If individuals win neither
have regard 70 their own safety, nor the
general interests of the u. 5. should NOT
the goyernment interdict this loose man
nsr Of hazarding both, by legal prohlbi-
tions 70 commerce here without convoy!
One single merchantmen s-cyew chained
q Tripoli, would be. Of incalculabie pre-
judice 70 the affairs of the: U. S. in that
regency. ..
70 be continued.
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LONDON. October ~ y,
--:o:-sc':O ::os-:o:s--

II
We are sorry to observe that, howe.
=yer unfounded may be the assertions in
the article respecting the dispositions Of
the Swiss, which we yesterday copied
from the Moniteur itasseems no longer
doubtful that the Cantons Of Switzerland
haze found Utmost prudent to submit 10
the chief consul. BY letters from Paris
81 the asd, which are confirmed by adj.
vices from Lausanne of the 18th, II ap-
pears that the Dict ofSehwitz has acer.
ded to the terms contained in
general Buonapartes proclamatioon-and
on the 18th inst, the bodies OF confederat.
troops were ordered TO be disbande4.
and the newly constituted authorities dis
solved. The Helvetic. Diet was to rc.
turn to Berne on the 18th inst. Depu-
ties are to be sent to Paris from Swi,,
zerland, to settle the different points 81
issue. - .
The Moniteur avovs that in the mex,
war the Swiss must 6kht on the. side Of
the French. That they can remain ne,,.
tral while their country IS military most
OF such importance is pextto Impossible.
The Swiss, then, mud be forced toes
Pouse the cause Of France. Switzerland
thus is rendered as much apart Of France
as ifit were incorporated
0Etekfr .29.--Itshas been obvious
for seme time to eyefy one not blinded
by prejudice, that The political horizon
wears aiouring and threatening aspect,
and that, from every meysksenf, not on.
" on the continents Sdt in our own ports
ministers cannot, attheprescnt moment,
be without their approximations, thar 4
rupture may ultimately be unayoidabie.
Some, howeyet, endeayor to persuade
the public, and we have no doubt 6f the
purity OF their motives ID doing 10, that
the hustle in our ports is no more than
what has always been usual at the end OF
the war: The ships put into commissi.
on they say, were pcver otherwise in
tended than Is ships on the peace csta.
blishment. Many Of them wanted r..
pairs, and were Of course put out 81. com.
mission and the. seannen DISCHARGE . -.
They have since been Reconnaissance.
and as seamen were found to enter yer1
slowly II was found nscessarY 10 oner,
houses efrendezvous in different na,.s
to induce them to TO 50. There hsr,:
been eighteen houses oIthis tlesry;;nt;a 8, !,
tePened. Il is found, however. III. n:
seamen. who have not vet. spenf -,beir
prize-mcney, are sim unwilling 10 com !
forward freely, under the hope Of boun.
ties being offered, as daring the three
last days, only " seamen have .entered
IN the vicinity Of kohdon.
NO one doubted that must keen
Inpa sertain number of ships on our peass
estallishment, nor has any one inferred
any thing threatening to the peace Of Eu.
rope from that circumstance. But ths
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coNGRESSor THE u. STATES.
HoUsE IF REPRESENTATIVES
% 8 Wednesday,, Dec. %.

A message was received from the Pre-
sident ofthe United States, By Mr.. Lew
i, his secretary, imparting to the house
the information requested respecting the
violation, on the part of Spain, 81 the.
treaty between the United States and that
nation. as 81. al
The message is as follows: s.szz
g Gentlenlenof the House Of Represen-
tatiyes, - Z 5. fsa , 4
4 !" T no1O transmit q REPORT from the.
Secretary Of State, With the information
requested IN y5ttr resohtti0n Of the I7th
INST. s -5a1t y
n making this communication, Ideens
it prePtr 70 observe, that \ mas lrdby the
regard die 10 che rigats and interests Of
the United STATES, and to the jinst sensi6s;-
Ety effhr portion D oar fsLlolp-citizens.
more immediately afecfedb 81 the iirreeuIar
Proceeding at Nezu-O Orleans, to lose not a
nemenf in causing eueyy step to be taken
tDhich the occasion claimed from me--be-
ing equally ydIpdre Of ths obligation to
maintain, IN all cases, the rights Of the
nation, and to employ; fer thar paSbose.
those just and honorable means which Be-
long 10 the character ofthe United States. -
TIL +; JEFFERSON.
Dec. -, 1902. -, q. n. !,
The message is accompanied by let.
tiers from our consul at. New Orleans
the Proclamation Of the Intendant-a
letter from the governor of the Missisip-
pi territory 10 the Secretary Of state, en-.
closing letter written to the governor
Of Louisiana-and a letter from the 20.
vernon of Kentucky to the President.
Thursday, December %.
The Speaker laid before the House
the following letter, and accompanying
address. "> =.s@ =. :
u HON. SIR, s's@. =. =
Inclosed you will receive an address,
from the convention lately convened al
this place for the purpose Of forming 4
constitution and state government for
the seventeenth state of United Amer.
ca, and which has been made my duty. tc
inclose to you, to be communicated 20
the honorable body over which you pre-.
side.
With every sentiment prospect,
l have the honor TO be, Sir,
Your most obedient servant.
EDWARD TIFFIN.
The hon. the Speaker Of the 4 s
Houss-of Representatives
of the United States.
TO the President and both Houses %
Congress Of the United States.
The CoEvEETIoE of the state Of Ono
duly apPreeiating the importance Of fire.
and indefsnden. state government, ans
impressed with sentiments Of rratitud,
TO the Congress ofthe United States ri
the prompt and decisive measures taker
q their last session, TO ena,ple the peopl.
pf the North Western Territosy 20 &.
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AIgiers, 26th June, 1s0a.
= This morning arrived : Tfipolins
corsJir, and with her Prize, the Phila-
delphiabFig F<anklin, taptain Mosfis,
Shb Riled Iron Marseillss Dc stk inst.
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From No, Q, Dated az L<ghe,n, ynA,
i2fh 1909.

|" On the l0th instant, Mr.. Appleton
and myself endeavored q dissuade the
Masters Of yessels now in port, from
sailing until some of our frigates or dose
Of Sweden arrive to Jake them under
convoy, but without effect, they seem 1t
present, = they ever have seemed, M
tent upon eain only, without properly aP-
preeialing the risq1e.
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Thursday, December 20.
The Speaker laid before the House
the following letter, and accompanying
address. ~ =..es. = :
How crp -.-s d. - - q. - - d --
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
The United States Of America,

The United States Of America,
Djfria of Columbia, 10 qun:
EX7HEREAS an information has been
Wv filed in the Dittlitt Court Of the
United States, for the Ditlria Of Colum-
bia, by John Thonlon Mafon, Efquire,
Attorney for the fame, againit nine pack
ages of SUSPENDERS of the value of
Oae Hundred and Fifty Dollars, current
money of the United States, which faid
nine packages of Sufpenders were brought
in the Brililh harque called the Henry,
from a foreign port, to be unladen and
delivered from the faid barqne called The
Henry, within the United States, TO wit,
at the port of Alexandria, in the diRritt
aforefaid, and were by Lionel Troster
then ard there, being the matter and hav-
log the command of the faid barque called
the Henry, cauied, fudeied and permitted
TO be unladen and delivered from the faid
barque called the Henry, within the U.
States, to wit, at The portsof Alexandra
atorelaid, without permit from Charles
Simms, Efq. then and there and now be-
ing Collector Of the faid port of Alexan-
dria, at the county Of Alexandra and
DiRri1 of Columbia aforefaid, he the
iaid Lionel Trotter, then and there be-
ing the matter and having the command
of the fad baroue called the Henry, and
the faid John Thomfon Mafon, has pray
ed that the faid nine packages OF Suipen-
ders may be condemned and difpofed Of
for the benefit Of the United States, as is
BY law directed Ind qebers0s, the Hon.
William Kitty, Judge of the faid Court,
has ordered Friday The twentieth day of
May next, at eleven O'Clock In the fore
noon Of The fame day, for holding court,
at the court houfe in the town of Alexan-
dria, for the trial thereof, agreeably TO
the PRAYER of faid attorney-Notics IS
barely gipen, thar a Di}ria Court will
be then and there held for thetrial Of the
premiies and the owner or owners, and all
pesGons who may have any claim or inte-
rea therein. are hereby cited'to be and
appear at the time and place aforefald, to
fhew caute, if any they have. why final
determination fhould not pats.
By order of the Judge,
(TeRe.)
G. DENEALE, CLERK.
CLERKS Office,
4alsxag4yia. .4tnI 26. d
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Ricketts,, Newton and Go.
Have fer Sale,
SO boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
s pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
trels's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Csllicoes,
butts French Brandy,
50 boxes Soap ard Candles,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
50 kegs Tobacco James fivef)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tors Swedilh Iron,
70 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lilbon and Turks Iland Salt.
A large qaantity of Bran to be fold We
very cheap, if taken away ioon.
40 They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April 2.
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Notice.

n The Members Of the
Alexandra Warrington Society
are requelfed to take notice, that
the frlt day Of May next, is ap
pointed for quarterly meeting
Of the faid Society, but that day
happening on Sunday, tAe Mem
bers are requeleed to attend q
meeting on the Saturday pre-
ceding at Gadlby's Hotel, pre-
cilely at II O'Clock in the fore
noon.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT,
G. DENEALG, Sec'y.
April rs.
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On Friday,

III ~ -
=, ,llsek. sriH Be said al The Ytaaze
Sore,
Ram ia hogiheadsand barrels.
yrepzh graody in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes ard bis.
Whllksy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar n binds. tlerces and bis.
Coaee in tie.ces AID bags,
Chocolate
whae and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsi6us in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Fiss in kegs and tails,
0seers Ware Il crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
SO,
4 variety at DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Xsrieymsres, Dufiils,
Plains and Aerieys,
Negro CotGons, Sergss,
Elallicks, blue FREEZES,
CaIinancoes and Ruheis,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzss and Calicoes,
Irlh Linens, Silefia do.
Piaullds,
ofnaburgs and Tieklenburgs,
MuAins and Mplin Hand'fs,
Iodia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna HandSerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coioured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
April Is.
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sales By Sutton.
On SATURDAY,.

On SATURDAY,,
1io o'eloek, suiN be Jold at the Tendue
Si're, the eorusr of King ard Uriau
S,tss.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiAey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
Molades 10 hhds.
Sugar In hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Sottee IN caiks and bags,
Halilns in kegs and boxes,
gueen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE-
Sadimsres, Calicogs
cr'''cys, Threads,
ENr, - SukHlICSS
ps.'nlcks, Bedticks,
Rl,'auest, Oznaburgs,
p,,.a''' Sewing Silks,
Muffin and Muffin
vs. Sostons, Handkerchiefs,
s .o and other india Cotrops. sc
Stockings, So ''' : :
an' .si'1S. PATTEN, daRion<er.
i ~, uit Received,
VANITY OF EXCELLENT
{ AlSO N HAMS,
foi alc BY
T. SIMAls.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28

For Sale,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fine and coarfe Salt,
Fira quality Sugar in bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in hhds
and bis.
Three pipes old Lifbon Wine,
PennfyIvania and Swedl(h Bar iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, 5 feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about S feet.
4Aud at TIE Mill,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter of Paris by the buhel.
William HarJh0'ne.
18th Mo. 5. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28

Eogiiih Gunpowder from + to
double battle,
50 boxes fine MalcatelIe Raiins,
20 bales Spinning Cotton
Peppers, black and Cayenne, pimento,
cloves, nutmegs, callia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham muilard, pearl ard Scotch
barley, pickles aiiorted in boxes, nader,
alum, copperas, indigo and brimaone :,
olive Oil in bottles and fal1s, Godfred's
warranted iegars, bet chewing tobacco,
Leeper and Hamilton's fnuI, race and
ground ginger, farch, fig blue, pipes in
kegs and boxes, rice, prunes, gIauber
fats, red and pale baik, demijohns abort
cd, &c. sc.
April II. Dim