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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
FROM sHENSToNE.

What A plsafure to pay ores 1eBts'
Il removes the uneaineis of Deepen
dence and obligation it affords Pleaf-
IRE TO the creditor, and 70 grAtihss 70
cal affection il promotes future conn.
dence, very interelipg TO an honeIi
mind it opens a profpe6 OF being
fupplied readily, with what we want on
future locations il affords a conlciopf
nefs Of our own virtue, md it is meat
ure we know TO be right both in point
OF iuaice, and Of found economy and
It is a main fuPPOrt Of limPlc reputa
ton.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

conveniently ferve two trees; or the
cord may be heightened 70 as to fur
round leveral, before It's end IS plunged
into the water. 1t is neceiIary that the
veRel be placed in an opsn fiiuation,
and by no means ihaded by the branch
IS Of the neighboring trees. that the
froa may produce all It's sfea OF the
water, by means of the cord commu
nicating with it. This precaution is
particularly neceGary for thoie trees,
the flowers Of which appear nsarly at
the fame time as the leaves, which trees
are peculiarly expoied TO the ravages
Of the froa. The proofs Of its efficacy,
which he had an opportunity Of oblerv
ing in the fpIiug OF 1887, were remark
ably ltrikng. Seven apricor elpaliers
in his garden began to olofom in the
month Of March. Fearing that they
would fnEer from the late froGs, he
lurrounded them with cords as above
directed. 10 efea, pretty ;harp froa
took place fix or eight nights Tbs ap
ricot trees ia the neighboring gardens
were all frozen, and none of them pro
duced any fruit, Whit each of the
ehevalier's produced fruit in abundance,
which came to the gr=ate& perfection.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
@ttretIauE.

How bcn The fcke fab lex to fupport
Of mortal man IN heaIyhfI body how
A healthfu0 mind the longel to maintaiR.
ARMsTaoGG's AM OF HEALTH.
THE defire Of longevity, 70 natural
to the mind Of man, has often fet in
ven ion on the rack, how bsf to obtain
il -Alchymifs have pretended to End
noftrums for the prolongaton Of lite ;
and Ouacks have explained the great
virtue Of various plants for this purpole !;
but they are all deluhons ADD Canter
bury tales. Il IS imPoGbIe 70 fpin our
life BY any artificial me4ns beyond the
bounds PTclcribed by the Almighty,
who has limited the age Of man TO three
fare yea,t and tn which is abundant
" fuflcisnt for f1ch world as this.
During this time, man remains in The
fell poHehion Of his faculties & frength !;
at the expiration Of which hey gradu
ally decay-and gently admonih him
Of bis approaching diGolucion. AT
this, it is ungratsful 70 repine, and
feoliih 10 lament. Wecannot TOO much
admire the benigaity Of nature, ii re
moving Us 70 early from this theatre Of
life 10 the regions of eternal repofe-
But this kind Of PhiloioPhy is too gloo
my 10 the eyes of mankind in general,
who anzioudy arpggle TO the laa, tho
Do thsned by misfortune, aad oppreae1
with iuhrmities.
Since, therefore, we cling 70 clo(e to
life, would recommend the furelt--
and the mot pleafant receipt for its
prolongation, this is temperance. This
is The philosophers Rene 10 long fought
for. And, believe me, there IS no 9th
er. BY temperance and moderation in
living, man Of found natural conltitu
tion may extend lis life 70 ninety or an
hund ed years.-Ths Is certain from
very many examples, and what every
kilful phyGcisn will acknowledge
famous Italian lawyer, by the name OF
Panigarolus, though very weakly in bis
youth, is fsid to have attained 10 ievcn-
~ Years by moderate living. Leonice-
Us, Phyhcian, who, from child, was
aflaed with the falling ficknefs, BY
wonderful temperance, arrived at the
age Of ninety feven. Cardanus men
tons frveral who, from moderate diet,
Sc. though invalids, lived 60 the age Of
ninety. limiting themfelves to tx and
thirty ounces OF nourilhment per day.
In the year 1880, there lived woman
in Spaniih America more than rs
years old, who had always been remark
aole fer temperance and regularity
The former infances are proofs how
far the weakneGes Of nature may be
frengtheHed, and the human machine
kept 70 motion, by temperance and re
guiaritY. But We find few fuch infan
ces IN the preient age Of luxury and re
hnemenE. We fink into horr graves,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
political.
4" Managing their o7vn efairr 10 tier
0EVB 9yay"


OrOH 0Vay"
A democratic Congrefs have voted
TWO LIONS and TWO THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Of which the
Prefdent is to make the ben ufe he
pleafes. Congreis knew they were do
ing right, and therefore when they
we're about to pats this vote they fhut
their doors Zap daih in the face Of the
people Bur as The thing is now done
why are the democrats 70 Client about
it Do they mean to adent 10 ths con.
jedures already made as TO the tribiug
objects Of this fecret appropriation Or
viii they leave their great friends erpof.
ed to fufpicion Till worle' As yet they
have offered no explanation 10 clear
this wilderness Of myGery-As yet
The VIDE, III unbounded profpea lies
before Us,
&C But fhsdows, clouds aud darkness rels
upon T." t
Again, what have they to FAY Of
Monlieur Gallatin's Report. that redo
ulous Comedy Of errors," in which
large fums Of public money are unac-
counted for, and Ihouiands and millions
beGdes are only accounted for upon
guefs or climate, in which there is moth
ing bur blandsrs, lovennefs and eonra
di9ions from The beginning 20 end
Ouere. Has not Galatin found by
this tune, that it was much ealier TO op-
pole than il IS TO conduit government.
LFredgieLt5lga H1a5
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
Agricultural.
Roqv to pretrVs Fruit Trtss IA biaD5m
from TIE lfs6s Of F,oR.
TEztraded from the Encyclopedia. ]

Extracted from the Encyclopedia.
The Chevalier de Brenenberg OF
Prague. We are told, has difsovered
method of efednally prefcrving trees
in blodom from the fatal effects Of ihofe
frofs which fometimes in the fpring de-
troy the mott prom lg hopes of a plen.
tiful crop of fruit, His method is ex-
tremey 6mpIe. He furrounds the
trunk Of the tree in bloGom with a WHIP
OF t'aw or hemp. The end of this he
finks by means of Zone ted to ii, 10
veGel Of fpring water, at a little dii-
tance from the tree. One yelel will
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
Frsu Rif5.ss4s fg-rJ P4p.r-Asrg u.
SHOOTING STARS.

THIS electrical phenomenon vas
obferved % Wednesday Tnorning lat
at Richmond, and its vicinity, III I
manner that alarmed many, and aaoa-
iihed every perlon who beheld il.
From one until three in the morning.
thofe aarry r1steors leemed to fali
from every point IN the heavens, IN fuch
numbers as 70 reCemble a lh0wer of fkY
rockets.-The inhabitants hap=nred ac
the fame hour to be called from ih=ir
Loufes by the fire bell. which was runr
on account OF fire that broke ont IN
one Of The rooms Of the armourv. bn.
which was foon extinguiihed. Every
one therefore had an opportunity oe
witnslIing icene Of nature, which re-
yer before was difplayed il this part az
the glebe. and which, probably, viii
never appear again. Several OF III VT.
lhooting uleteoIsi were accompanied
with a train Of fire, that Illuminated
the lky for comfortable diaanca.
One in particular, appeared TO AT
from the Zeoith Of the app rent e.:
Of ball Of eighteen inches in dism-.ef.
thai lighted for feveral ttconds th.
whole hemifPhere. DuEIng the coutja-
uance OF this phenomenon, a hiGi0g
noif- in the air was plainly heard, anl
l-verai reports, relembIing the dilchsrge
Of a pihol. Had the ci.y bell not besa
ringing, thefe reports would preaablv
have feened much louder The Ky
was remarkably clear aud Ccrene. and
the vilible fixed Rars numerous th.
whole night. We are anxions TO know
az what difance from Richmond this
phenome on has extended. Its hopet
thar perlons who have remarked II il
other places, viii not reglea to inform
the public of the particulars as fuch
information may add, il a great degree,
to The knowledge Of Meteoro!ogy.
Since writing the above, we have
been informed that leveral Of the Target
Of thele thooting meteors, were obferv.
ed to defend aimot 70 The ground BE-
fore they exploded. Indeed. many #
thofe which We faw, appeared TO aP-
proach within few yard. Of he houfc.
tops, and then fudjsaly TO vaniih.
Some perlons, we are told, were 70 AL.
aimed, that they imagined the FIRE IN
the Armoury was occaGoned by ons Of
thefe meteors, and in place of repairing
to eztinguiih the earthly flames, they
buGed themselves in contriving TO pro-
tetf The roofs of their houles from The
FIRE OF hesven.
This citcumaance IF he fhootiog a5rs
delcendingwithin iborr diaance OF The
ground, is however q fab highly i'm.
portant to Be known; as II has b.ea
generally fuppofsd, that mstsors only
proceed in horizontal direction, AID
neVer fly perPendicOlsrly upwards OF
downwards. Thoe which We ID par
ticulariy remarked, appeared 70 de-
fcend in an angle Of iixy degrees with
the horizon bat as the fnaller ouss
were 70 numerous, and cfoHed cash
other n different directions, i was only
poRible 70 afcertaia with any prrecinor.
the paths OF the largea and mott bill
| LAM.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
Frsz1 ~ Gazsffe str BE Uaiisi Sfaits.

AS the Collector of our port has We
ry properly, for the fafety ofthe revenue
publiihed the practice OF SAMUEL
SALTER, on our Cufon houle, i
may be well enough for the fafety Of
our Citizens in general TO make it
known who he is.
In the firf place, he is the man who
keeps tore for the fals Of Prints
and Looking glaiIes in Fourth, ioa be
low Chefnut hrest. This fellow who
has been deteaed il defrauding The
revenue Of the U S. by Affirming to falfs
entries in the CuRom .houfe is one Of our
newly imported patriots, and a mott fu'
rious bavler Tor The liberties Of The
American people, and againa the late
federal naturalization Of courie he
NUT be violent friend to the Javiag
JPg5he m0ay, and a determined foe 10
pablie dsfaal.ers. BY bis impertinencs
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

Other entries Of the Ike fradulent
nature have been made at The cudom
houfe by Price & Salter, but they are
affirmed TO by Thomas Price, who is
dead. The aforementioned are each
and all of them affirmed by Samuel
Salter.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
poetrp.
Portland, L1ay 1903.
~. IENEs,

Mr.. JENEs, Portland, L1ay 1909.
AS the following lines from the pen Of an
Englilh Eoveii0, have never believe, ap-
pcared in any American publication offer
them . you for thar purPoic. OR.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

BY an arrival at Network from S.
Lneie, We learn thar the Bririth mer.
chants had been oijsFsd t. our taas
iland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
Democratic Regnery.

P. Mnhlenberg, the collector Of the
ouaoms at Philadelphia, has formally
advertied Samuel Saller as having de
frsuied the revenue Of the United
States, BY making falfe entries and
fubjoined the following aatem=nt -
Companion Of the invoices from the
original book of entries thereofs with
n. entries of the fame as made by Sa.
nuel Salter at the cuaom houfe, and
affirmed to by him, as being the full
and real cor thereof.
Amount IF the falGe in
voices by which the en-
tries were made az the
Amount Of the ori- cuflom houie, and Afr
saal and true IN med TO by Sumue SAL
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-14
DUBLIN, May Is.

The Apollo and La Lops fTigate wee
off Cork harbour on snsdly waiting for
-provi6ons, which wee fupplied them
from he Cores at Co,e-tbey are it fern,
to crpize Of Cape GEAR. The Diligence
revenue cutter alo arrived there, aud fail.
Notice hasocen given from the Adm.
raI,v Oficeto all (ea officers, who are aIs
csnt from Briton with leave from the
I ords Cbmmifioners Of the Admiralty,
that itss their Lordhip's direction they
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-14
IabItt Jienout.

Or Friday n<xf al 4 o'cteef II he off<r-,.
hosn, 4viNbe yald at fbe dSoeAlSi1g of
tbe lat< Mr.. X. Meafs, Kjng fret,
A variety of Houiehoid and
Kitchen Furniture.
Conliffing of beds, bedlieads,
bureaus, defks, tables, chairs, looking
glaiTes, carpets, &c. Sc.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
Tuly Il.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-14
Prom The NrsO England Palladium.
L O u / S / A N A.
ON THIS sQUEsrI oN---wRETHER IT EE
ADvAMTAGEoUs FRANCE TO
TAKE POSSESSION OF LoUI-
sIAKA?
NJ E M O r r II I

:" Prslratfd 10 he Freafb govfszment BY
Mr.. Livingfon, The Ameneaa m'a'-
qer at PARIS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-26
Late qualifications,
For Sale BY Robert 8 john Gray,
BOOKSELLERS g sSTATIONERS, 4
KING STREET.


KING STREET,
TRAVELS in Upper and Lower Egypt, dur
4 ing the campaign OF General BonaParte IN
that country BY Vivant Demon, vol. eyo.
price $50 cents, in hoards.
HiRory of the Britih Expedition to Egypt !:
by Robert T. Wilton, one vol. Syo. price $50
cents. bound.
Ro!cos,s Life Of Lorenzo de Msdic: 3 vol.
Svo. price 67s cents in boadrs, OF 10 dolls. bound
in calf and gilt.
Parents Friend, or extracts from the principal
works on Education, from The time OF Nonta'-
que TO the prefent day vol. $40. price 400
cents, bound.
Public Characters, OF Contemporary Biography :
containing Memoirs Of thirty fix Of the mott con-
fpicuous charaaers Of the pteient age. price $50
cents, bound.
Domeaic Encyclopedias: now Pnbliihing by
fubfcription, ,obe compfiled in vol. $40. Price
to fabfcr:ber8 $50 cents, per vol. in boards.
Ftiend of Women translated from the French
of Boulder dc VillcneTt, byA. Morflce, pri'e
100 cents.
WaAington's Letters on Agriculture, Svo.
100 cents in boards.
John Bull; Or an EngHhnah t4Ie oAoS :
new and celebrated Comedy, in FIVE a6ts, BY SEQ.
Colman The Younger, price IS cents.
R. and !. GRAY
Keep coaeantly for fsle, an extenliye aloff
ment Of writing paper and blank account books.
Country Merchants
may be fuppled with the following articles, by
the grofs or dozen, on as good terms as they can
be purcbafea in Baltimore or Philadelphia
Almanacs fof'the year 1904, fchool bibles and
teltaments, Epicopal prayer books, Watts plains
and hymns, Rippons, Wetley's and Newton's
hymos, New Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Jones's
and Entick' pocket dictionaries, Univerlal, Web
GERS Dilwor,h's, Columbian and Pearce's fpel-
ling books, n. England and Columbian primers,
Sco,t's leiIons, Ended' fpeaker, Monitor, Muir
rays Englih reader, Sequel to do Introduction
to Reading, Efop's fables, Afhe's grammar, and
great variety Of cheap and toy books, Wslkden's
6eR Britih inkpowacr for records, inkholdefs of
various descriptions, red morocco pocket books,
falling wax, waters, playing cards, bonnet boards
&c. &c.
AJfo on Hand,
go reams oocd wraDoipg paper, teW kegs
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I0ubIir lieal1ue !.
On FRIDAY,

vi 1AlIA1,
RIO s'clork, qvll Be seid at The Padre Store
Rum inhogiheads andbaFfels.
FgeOch Brandy in pipes,
Gin in. pipes aud bis.
Whik-y AID Apple Brandy IN BIS.
Sugar in hhas. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierees ana bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsifns il. kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs ard trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
us O,
4 varsety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymsrss, BufHls,
Plains and Kerleys,
Negro Cotlons, Sergcs,
ElaRicks, blue Friczcs,
Calimsncoes and l&ullels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Galicecs,
Irifh Linens, Sileha do.
Olnaburgs and Ticklcnbnrgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna fiandkerchisfs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
October a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-26
! MES S. SCOTT
On SATURDAY.,

AGO. AIMS his friends and cufomers, that
'e viii istasa 70 town 20 Monday os ueiSaY
.sss vhra Re will 81 ready to execute any 0'ssl
sun vet he may Sc favoured. re VIA q wv :
nave, nav, Asnsfarae saor.n-ato Of GOODS u DIS
bis tsiO.a. - : 49,
sood We kaca,
oa,ss. 4
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A5io on Hand,

$50 reams good wrapping paper, te~ Kegs
printing ink Of an excellent quality, complete
ailortnent Of German flutes from TO II dolls
each, yiolins, violin Arings, bows and bridges,
inatu6tions for the Gfe, flute, violin, &c.
lVota Bene-All new American Pub
liostiors OF merit are regularly received by Rat
eaa 5sbn Gray, and MAJ be had at their book
fore ~ King Rreet ar the fame prices al WHICH
theY fell were ,he5 are pnbdhed.
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The 0ubScr26e1
Refpeafully informs his friends and the public
n general, that he has opened his Store again
in Uaion freet, where he has for lale,
All kinds Of GROCERIES,
Rhode Iaand Cheefe and Potatoes,
Onions Corn Meal, together with
Freh Fruits and Mus, D'z.
Oranges, lemons, lines, tammarlnds, raiiL7s,
tigs, prdens, Engilh walnuts, almonds, and fhell
oaks.
PHILADELPHIA Bottled Cyder
Of the 6sA quality, excellent lat maekafei oy me
barrel and fflt quality Chewing Tobacco:
Abel Willis.
SEPT. IS. q
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Vol. ILL.,
Public I.enoue.
On TUESDd Y,


!. 70 ,'clsck, qUiIl be said al The gendse Stare.
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Frsuch Brandy in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
WhiAey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. ticrces and bis.
Colee in .icrces and bags,
S sa1se' aas brow. Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
FIGS in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
A v0Yscty Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kedeyrn-res, DufiIs,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cotions, Scrges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancocs and RuGcis,
Yarn Stockings
Chintzes and CalicoeS,
Yria Linens, Silcfa DO.
Ofnabasgs and Tickisnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchicts,
Colcured Threads, Fats,
And fundry other Articles.
PC. MARSTELLER.
IO4ohrr ~
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mo. 885.
Gafe l9uhltfaGuns,
For SALE BY Robert 8 30ll71 GfdV1'
BOOKSELLERS g STAIlONERo,

For SaIs BY Robert g Joilp Gfdy,
BOOKSELLERS q sTA'Il0NERS,
KING STREET,
e. RAVELS in Urp.r snj Lover Egypt our
{ Ing the camPa'gp o. General Bo9apsFfs re ~
ttat country by Vivant Deaon, 2 VOL os0'
price 4 80 GEMS, 10 boards.
A;l,ofy Of The Britiih Expedition 20 hsfFf
br Robcrt T. Wilton, one vel. $40. pFlcs So
cents, bound.
Roleoc's Life of Lorenzo de M,dici: 3 vol:
8yo. psicc675 cents in boAdFs, or 10 dols. Oeu'lo
III calf and gilt.
Pasent.s Fric,d, or extracts from ths principal
works on EducAtion, from the tine Of hiq1'a'-
cue TO the prelcnt day: zvol. 6so. Price 100
cents, bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography
containing Memoirs of thirty tx of the mott som
i,icuous Characters Of the prefcnt age. price $50
cents, bound.
Domcaic EncyclOpedta: now Publila''g ny
fubicripson, 70 be comPslfed ip.5 VOL. Syo. Pfiee
to iabfcribers $50 cents, per voi, II boards.
Friend Of Women tranlated from the ffench
Of Bourdier dc Vieme.r, By 4. Monies p':Se
100 cents.
waG1agtoTss Letters On Agriculture, Svo.
100 cents 10 boards.
John Bull, or an Enghhman's Fire Sine
new and celebrated Comedy, in five acts, by Geo.
~Colman the Younger, price Is cents.
r. and 7. GRAY
Keep conaanuy for fale, an extehfive aAort-
ment OF writing plper and blahk account books.
Country Merch@ats
may be fupplied with the following articles, by
the gro(s or dozen, on as coed terms as they cal
be purchafed in Baltimore Or Philadelphia
Ainanacs for the year 1894, fchool bibles and
teGsnents, Epifcopa PraYet books Watt plains
and hymns, Rippor's, WeGley's and Neetoo's
hymns, New Hymns and Spifitval Sorgs, Jones's
and lsnticl pocket Dictionaries, Univesfaj, Web
fey's Dnworth,s, Columbian AMI Peafct's ipci.
ling books, n. England aud Columbian primers:
,Scott's leiiDus, Enfield Ipeskef, Monsto, gaf-
rays Engliin reader, Sequel to 90. lntr 2oa.f56G
90 Reading, Etop's fables Afhe's grsni1sls nc
great yat:ety Of chrap aDo 10Y books, Wal&def's
bsd Bttilh inlpowder s',r retosas, .akh5ldefs Of
various defcrptioas, red morocco povizet books
failing wax, waters, paying cards oaRas boards
e.. &c.
ALto on Hand,
80 rean,s good wrapping paper. q fsv kegs
printing Ink OF an excelent quality, complete
aGortntnt of German flutes ron 10 I, dolls.
each, violins, violin filings, bows and bridges,
inArutaions for tie fife, flute, violin, &c.
N0tG Bcne-All new American Pub
licati1cs OF merit are regularly received by Re6.
md join Graz, and may be had at their book
fore IN King ttrcet at tie fame prizes at which
they fell were theS are pubifhcd.
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Diltrid of Columbia,
County OF Alexandris, q.

County OF Alexandra, II.
eyUNs TERM, 1903.
John Potts, Complainant
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Rsnnatyre,
Aadrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob
kirk and Robt. Buchanon Dun Pm Chanccfy.
lop, merchants and partners IN
der the firm OF Findcy, Ban
nafyne & Co. and VIM. Wllon,,i
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley, mo.
Bannatyne, Andrew Bactaaon, Jas. Hobkrk aud
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, rot having entered their
appearance and given iecurity according to the
az of adcnbly and the snes Of this cou,t, and il
appearing to the ati,Fatlion OF the court upon
sfida viz, that the laid Robert Finley, John Ban
nuyne, Andrew ,Bachanon, James Hobkuk, and
Robert BIchanon Dunlop are not inhabitants Of
this diRfi53, on motion Of she faidscomplainaur,
by his counfcl, il IS ordered, that the isid defen
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchancn, lanes Ho5kir}, and Robert Buchanon
Dunlap do appear here on the hrf day of Noyen.
Der court next, and enter their appearance TO the
fuit and give lecurty for performing the decree Of
the court; and chat the other defendant 3Vm.
Wilton, dc ret pay away, convey or tscrete rhe
debts by lin owing to, or the etatt or effects
il his hasds belonging to the iaid sblent defeu-
daats, Robert Finley, John Bannsaync, Andrew
Bachaaon, James giohlSiIk and Robert Bpchanon
Dunlop until the tlrlhsr order or decree Of this
courr', and that copy Of this order be for<awi;h
publlhsd for two months fucceiIscly, IN one OF
the public newfpspess publifhsd in this count5sr.
and that another copy he pofed at the 'front.'
OF the court boafc ottne laid county.
A copy Tea, G. DENEALE,
10. Sam Clerk
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I'm al THE {1te i75Y-e.

a FIRE Bucket painted red aad infcribcd Frank
lin Fife Society, Wa,. ladd, I797.' Whoeves
will return it to TIC Eblcribcr thail be literally
rewarded. is. LADD.
Sept ae,