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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-23
Msrallutla anbsrlser.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 73.

-
NJ. sseenarn-In your paper Of the
lad Of February, writer under the fig
nasure of " A Farmer has sddreHed
10 Richard Brent, Eiq. ADD myieIs, as can
didates at the cnfa;ng election for lnem
Der TO reprefsns this Ditfritt IN the Cou-
greis of the United States, feveral qaef
lions, to which he requeis candid an.
fwers. As l have no win 10 conceal from
the diarict or from the world, any opiai-
ens which l may have formed, either ct
public men or meafurcs, I lnall nor heil-
tate in complying with the wilhss Of the
Farmer. You will, therefore, pleafe re.
publifh the que&ions, in the order in which
they have been offered, with my anfweTs
to each.
Qas6isa.
/. Do you approve of Mr.. Jeferfon's
ordering the marihall of Virginia, to re.
pay TO James Thonpfon Calender the
fine of 900 dollars which he has received
from Calender, in conlequence of ves-
di6t Of jury finding him guilty of
mott malicious, wanron and fcandalous Ii
bel en- the pr.6dent of the United States
and General Warrington and Of the
jadgmssnt of the court fixing the fae! If
you 80, tate your reslons.
Anfwer. The MARTIAL having actually
received the fine OF james T. Calender,
the money WAS then the property Of The
United States, and, OF courle, beyond
the conAitutionaI con,roul of The Prefdenr,
and any interference on his part was Ger.
tainly improper.
2. Do you approve Of Mr.. Jeferlon's
paying Calender 100 dollars 10 enable
him &c write and print his book, called
TIE Pwl3ea before Us, in which is con-
tanned the libel for which he was fined
wherein be calls General Warrington
traitor to his country, and MIR. Adams
a murderer and an hoary headed incendi-
airy ! If you do, give yonr Ieafons for
fuch appreciation.
<Aiios 0O tOts
3. Do you approve of Mr.. -Jeferfon's
inviting Thomas Paine, the writer Of a
mott abuiive letter TO General Wafhing-
Ton, ana the author Of the Age of Rea-
ion, in which he denies the exifence Of
jeius Chrif, and reyiles our holy religion
Ito come 10 this country In ore of our
rational ships: And do you not believe
Mr.. Jeferfon and Mr.. Paine are intimate
friends and afettionalely attached to each
other?
Ans. Whatever might have been MIR.
IefTesion's attachment 10 Thomas Pane,
or his enmity TO Gen. Warrington, de.
cenl refpea for the opinions OF the Ameri
can people, ought to have deferred the
Pysfdsnt q the L'nited Sfafes from invit-
ing 70 this country, the man Whole favor
tie ,heme is the abnle Of that great and
good man; who 10 reversd by hrs coun.
trymen, and whole ieryices will never be
forgotten by thofe who are real Ameri-
cans. ] know nothing of Mr.. ]eHerfon's
attachment to M,. Paine. His letter Of
inviss,ion to Paine is coLched in very at
etionate terms.
4 Do you think thar the law of the
lat fcfioa of Congreis, deriving the
Judges of the circuit courts OF their CON-
mihons, without bang caevidted before
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-23
io Rent,
For one OF more Years,

A STORE HOUSE Gtuated
at Fairfax Court Hoc!e, which, from tie
great felor, Of people, is thought to DC
very good fand fox a Retail Store. Fer
terms apply TO Mr.. John Ratc!ia, living
at the place, or the iuhlcrIber.
RIGID. RATGLIFF.
Fes. 2, aaw-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-23

Arrived, briggs Matilda, Lee, Demara-
IA; William, Roland, Bay of Honduras;
Ferdinand, Lane, Trinidad lch'r Ante
hPe, Ccmbs.s Edenton, N. c. Olive
Branch, Smith, N. Carolina 1oop Mi.
randa, Smith, do. .Betiey, MuGer, Will
nipgton, N. c.
Cleared, fch. Volunteer, Bell, Curra-
Goa; Lark, Cronk, St. Johns.
Ship Olive Branch, Tier, of this port,
tsilsd from Bordeaux, for N. Orleans,
n company with the brig Minerva
Maine.
46ryiveS lsaes oxr isf.
Brig Ferdinand, Lane, II days from
= rinadad. Left at Port Spain, on the z2d
ct h'igs Maria Jane, Sal,sr, Portfmouth,
N Il. Peter, Lebretcr, Newburyport !.
Mary, Glazier, Ipf~ioh; Newhsser,
b nham, Newhaven; Barbara, Hitch.
cSsS, ~. yerk febs. AmPhisrite, Mac
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-23
JOSEPH LEWIS, Jun.
LOTTERY, No. I.

40 / lERY, NO. i.
For THE ENCouRA GFMGNT OF LIfE2A-
TuaE, tNew Yo:k.)
Tbirtietb days Drazving.
z7494, art drawn, 1000 dolls.
3r76I, 200 dolls. 3Il69, 100 dolls.
1898, 3S5z, 1908, i.s2I, zSz95,
50 dolls.
6494, 1902, 1872, al6o4, zl6S;,
70 dolls.
10 IF 10 dolls.
Thirty fri da,'s Dtowxg.
1883, 500 dolls.
oI86, 200 dolls.
4I<99, Iao8z, 1872 100 dolls.
1850, 50 dolls.
1ei49, 20 dolls.
l79 Of 10 dolls.
3aa dqy's Da7Oiug.
1o95z, 3oo37, 100 dolls.
1915, 1855, 1895, 2ooo5, 1850
50 dolls.
57o 1919, 9so5, za439, 3o+35o
3I9o5, 1876, 70 dolls.
III Of 10 dolls.
33i dy's Drawing.
1867, 1904, ao5oa, 3o447, 100 dolls.
1865, 1870, z3o95 50 dolls.
4li4, aS6l6, 70 dolls.
III of 10 dolls.
Gain this day 1900 dolls.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-23

svhici, rs executive, who was General
Wanairgton, is charged with endeayoring
to introduce the principles of the Gfl'iih
government into our own, and with be-
ing at the head of an anglo mcnarchic
and a!iAocratic patty; ard do you be-
ieye the charges are true 7
Ans. l believe that Mr.. Jeatrfcn did
write the letter 10 Mazz!e; and, ] alto
believe, thar the charges contained 10 ir
are untrue.
II. Do you rot believe that Mr.. Jef-
ferfon is D.ia, and if 70, is he pro-
per PERRIN to be at the head Ola people
who profels ;hemfclyes 10 be believers in
Chtiitianisy j?
Ans. Never having been honored with
the confidence of Mr.. .ferlon, | know
nothing of has religious ,enets. He has
been frequently ard publicly charged with
deiitical principles, and never having
deigned to contradict thofe charges, il IS
fair 10 prelrme they are true. Whether
he is a proper or improper perfon, TO be
at the head of ChriHian people, nut be
anfwered by the people themteives, who
have the fame information, On this iub-
iett, that | have. Think Dsiit an in
proper pcrlon to be at the head Of thoi:
protecting Chrittianiiy.
l3. Do you not think that the demo
cratic party in Consrefs, IN directing
monuments to be erected TO tise memories
Of certaia officers who were killed Cur
ing the war, after they HAD refined to
have one erected TO the memory OF Gen.
Wilmington, thew the reaion OF that re-
fuial, TO wit the expence was nor the
real one, but thar it proceeded from he.
tired 10 him, and :, with to bury loon as
pailible in oblivion, his fervlces as a PFC
fident Of the United States; 10 tha; the
Influence which recollection o. the fer
vices might have, in oppotins tier views,
might be foon dearoyed.
Ans. | have never been in favor Of the
erection of monument TO the memory Of
any man but certainly, if one was deni-
ed 70 the memory of Gen. Warrington,
none ought 10 be granted 70 any other per-
fen or pesfons whatever: the conduct OF
Congreis, therefore, at their laf ieflion,
on this lubjea meets my Misrepresentation.
have thus anfwered concitely AID caa-
didly The queaions that have been 40
pounded to me, and l ihail be plcaied if
they are satisfactory.
JOSEPH LEWIS, Jun.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
RiNKRnpTc1-.


NTHEREAS aCommaon of Bsnkrupiy
w founded upon sn Att Of Coagrei,, en-
,i,led " An Att TO eaabliIh an sniiorm 6arn of
Bankruptcy throoshou, the United S,a,es) has
been awarded aud aued agsina Rokr,i L4uiou,
of Newport, 10 the county OF Newport, aud
diariet OF Rhode. Iiland, merehaat and he hav-
lag been declared a bankrupt He j, HEREBY
required TO furender himde,f TO the faid Com
midionen in the iaid Commfi,n n,ea.d, on
Monday the 9th. and rharidsy the 70 !, day of
May next, and "wednesday the Slb day Of juos
next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon OF each of
Lid days. AT the State Houfc chamber Ia Gid
Newport and make full difcovery and d;f.
clofore OF his eRste and eF.ds Whe, arJ
where his crcdltos are to conc prepared 10 prove
their claims, aod at the f-cond f,r,ing 10 chaors
aGigoes aod a, the lsa Citing, the laid bank.
rupt is required 20 haih his examination. 49,.
All perions indebted to the f,id bankrupt. or
who have any Of hi, eifet,s, arc aos TO pay or
deliver the fame except 20 whom the Comnrii.-
oners mail appoint.
81 EDWARD .HEMPSTEAD,
Ch,kp ,bs Comm Esarr.
Newpnrs. Aorii rs, 1891. ,,s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

1 The report OF pefions having been tsssn
up IN Yofklhire, chafged 9ith High rIesi0n.
apd coanettion with Deipard. WAS NOT uu-
founded. On Thoriday lait we're tried at York,
William Lee, tsged il and William Konxley,
both OF Sheffield, for having. between September
1861, aud Chuamas laR paa. felonioo1s al
minaered an cath TO wm. Smnei, of Cheasr.
hrid, co,iier. 20 engage in an aaocstion OF con.
lipirsey, formed TOT the purpoie ct dihSrbing the
oublic peace. fheis two men were only indItt-
ed tor uriawtuliy administering an oath. bat a
peTnisl Of the evidence sgainit them will new
they rete guilty of High Tiealop. They alb
eiased. look ieerct oath, were 10 oserthrov
the Government by force OF arms, the wives &
families OF thofe Who fell in battle were ~ be
provided for. and rheie ignorant. deipicaoic nit
eesnu. we're togovern this country ! In esery
| particular the foce,ies of Sheffield relcmblsd
thofe ct Defpard, and they were no doubt IN
coucettion with them. as il sPpears about the
umc he was apprehended, the confpiracy at
Sheffield was detected, ia coniequence of letter
from London being Intercepted at the Genei al
Poa. Once. Theie Sheffield traitors had pre-
pared pikcs, about three times the 6ze OF carv-
ING keilc, bat edged on both Gdes like dagger.
Their dehgn was TO feizc rhe barracks az Shst-
field. pcheis ,hemielves Of the arms, and thea
take the town. They gave thegnielves cot 10
conGf ofsboutt 900 men 10 Sheffield but we
truf they arc NOT even 70 numerous. The pri-
foners we're found guilty Of administering the
unlawful oaths, and feuteoced 20 fevcn years
tranipcesstion. His a great pity they are not
puniihed with death. Such an example a, Shelf
field might prove falutary lenon aod we tear il
is much wanted in that town. by an account
Of Herford county Meeting, it feems MIR.
Baker. late member Of Parliament Tor that conn.
~, thinks rhe confpiracy Of Defpard wa con.
netted with the deIgns o. Boaapartc, TO iavade
England ~ this moment. Should this COMIC
ture he founded, the Chief Conful will, indeed,
have been gsilty Of the blackeR peIhdy.
Morz. Poi
1T Is extremely difficult, or rather abio-
lu,ely impoGible, to form any opinion as TO the
reiult Of fhc preGent difcpflions with Bonaparte,
becsufe che grounds OF difpuIe are known only
TO Mniaets. There was report yelterdsy 10
current on this fubjett, however that VIC may
be authorized to fate il. IL was fsid that a
moi iniolent letter had been ient by the FRA
Conful to his M,jeay concerning late difcuf.
iions, in which Bonsparte Gy,, that unlris
Malta 10 given ur. aud other points. to the fs,i'-
| faction of the Court ot the 1huilleiies, he
will conc over and overthrow fseva/tyaJ both
the King and his kiugdom," i is fcarce cscdi-
| be that the mao oI Co,6ca could be guilty Of 20
grois an infalt to his Majeay and to the Enelh
nation. IF fuch a meGage had been fcn,. il could
be confdered 10 no other light than an ebull'-
tion Of madoefs. like that Of Paul |. when he
invited al the Princes Of Europe TO meet him
in tournament. ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
Pfeaflng and Important.
WASHINGTON CITY. April 10.
qbsj jfollotuisg Imtwiast Letter qO~, y,aerdey (t1i
BY Esp'ol 10 Nso O,Lax,.
OFFICIAL.
TTRANSLATlON.l


/ HAVE the plcafure TO imp.r TO 900
without moments delay, thar by difpa,chc,
which have juR received from my Govern
ment. brought by brig Of war Of the king my
lnaaer, d;fpstehcd for this purpoie alone, fcs
confirmed all the sfuraBce., which gave you
on various preceding oceahons, when receive
information o. the difficulties. which the ci,i-
zess Of the United States experienced in oonfe.
quenceo OF being deprived OF the place OF dcpoiit
on the SPsnifh banks of the MilIiippi, by de-
cree of the Intcndant Of Ne~ Orleans. s.---ti is
Catholic Majeay. as isa in his rcfolu'ions ss
de!irous OF living 10 the grcstcst harmony with
the United S,ates, has provided that the depoft
mould conIinac al New. OrIeans until the t. o
goysnments ihal! come TO an agreement, about
another equivalent place and TO the ind that
this Royal Provihon may be promptly and
pupfips!ly Carried into sGcd. the neceiIary or.
der sse communicated TO the In,endant and 10
the Captain. General of Looihana, of which I
tSanf.nit ycu the originals in order that you
may be plezicd TO forward them TO Ncx.Or-
leans. n4s
IhsAeo to scqusint you Of il with Hoch
fa,isfsetisn, in order thar you may communi.
cate il to the Prelideni Of the United States. a.
foon. "a, pafbic and pray God 10 pselerye
your lite many years. 4
Wst6myio.. ApriIo, 1909.
i ikys yss, band. vt
...s 7iesY NET sbedssf
l4~d fsabfsi Js,vanf.
1.-THE MARQUIS OF CASA YRUJO.
JAMS MADIson. biq.
a., SsentHry Of Siaff.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
INTERESTING.


Exsya6 efa liner. jAf ,e;eissd al Nfsp- 1eyi.
Aafei Gibraltar Mayeb @.
:" Yeacrdsy. by "a accident. is~ part IS
private letter from Mr.. O'Brien, a, Alsiers.
10 Mr. Gsvino. our cooful at this place. AZ
near a. eau recoilet,. he expreilss gres, lar.
thai rupture viii lhorlly take place between
the D;y OF Agiep sod the United States,
o~ing parsly 10 our govetnmen, ien.ins the
annual uiocte in csfh, iuitead of naval t,rc..
which he Is 10 great want of. This circum.
hsnce. added 10 the great pfeicnt he has lately
received irom The Court of Madrid. has made
HIN q liitle teny. lie has made q demsnd of
rso, 900 doilsnfrom the Coart OF Great Britain,
as an equivalent tor rs 0lves, ihN mais their
eieape from Oisn ia an Engiih veGl Thi,
demand. i do pui think ~ill be comnlied with.
He has ALTO broke his treaty with France, aad
made demand upon ,ha, governnen, Tor 90. 900
dollars.
Mr.. Obrieu, alter faying that he daes
not think himieIi fate at Algiers, aud requesting
Mr.. CaSino 70 forward hi, lclteu under covce
to the Swediih Coniui, conclodes with,
On the 10th Of February, . -Spaoiih.
frsate arrived here with the new Spsnih Con-
iol. who brought a p'eient 10 ,thc Dcy nj
$4,000 dollars, bsGde. lao h,hem,, (makiny
10000 dolau) TO pay The arrrtp due from
the court OF Madrid to the Regency. Upon
the receipt Of the money. the Dcy orjere- th,oe
cruzen 70 be ready for leA the next week.
There is no knowing the force OF the Dy's
fluads."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
BOARDlNC.HOUSE.

THE Public are refretifully infor ned that
j. the iubfcriber hes opened Hosfc ol En-
teusinment io the dwelling hoafe. lately oseu-
pied ny Mr.. G'sgs LnfI,ssis. t~o doou from
rte Main Street. leading TO Mr.. Roller, Sisprnf
wharf; very p)eafan,ly ftua,ed--where Ladies
ard Gentlemen may depend on being well ac.
commodatei, upon the moa reafonabe term.
SPENCER HALL.
Sewpofs AoviI 10
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

We yeaerday publfhed in an extra paper,
and again infen the important letter Of the Mar
qois Of GAIA Yfajo to the Secretary Of State.
This letter announces the entire reaoration ol
our violated righ". 10 confeqoeuce Of the fafi.
&c remonArances CT our government. This IL
sd eveas. at which every friend Of the Union,
ihe peace and the hsppineh Of thefe States will
eioicc while il w.Il difmsy, and cover with
difgfsce tina, parry which has exhauaed every
mean ri embfoiIing the nz:ion in war.
Thanks 20 the wiidom ofan energetic and
yirtunos government, VIC have obtsined, with.
oct bi,odlhed, that, which had other council,
been 2odved, might have cof livu and million,
without number. o.. ..A.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
GENERAL ORDERS.

Hys-Cs4,ls, Lssls1, rafb Mareb. 1905.
X /, the Kiog's pleafure thar notwithaand-
ing any leave Of abicnce grantsd by hi, M'jeay
or BY the Commander in Chief, all Officers be-
longing to regimsnts in Great Britain, or on
foreiea fations, do joia their refpettive corps
without delay. except fuch officers as are em-
ployed on the recruiting fessicc, or upon a7y
public duty.
B. ord.r of his Royal Highnefs the Com
mand.r IL Chief, HARRY CALVERT.
Adj. G5a. OF she Forces.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

We consratuiste rhe F,irnds OF Peace upon
the rs ssse~rg y NEW-ORLEANS, by order
OF ,be King Ut Spain. THIS mesfase proves
sar siidon of the preilienrs psciss c,ndua.
and den,ooaates the iolly OF thofe i,Jesslias
who stroye TO drag ,he countsy in,o var.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
vNIHEREAS the Court Of probate for The

VHIHEREAS the Court Of probate for The
Wv town Of North. KingRo~o, having sp-
poioted the iubfcfibep, Commifionew. 70 .e-
ccivc and examine the claims Of the creditors 10
the e7se Of fSAMvSLHvpr. Efg. late OF fN,rh-
KineRo~n. deceafeJ, repsefen,ed iniolscnt -
All perfons having any den,nds agsioR isii
efasfe. are hereby notified 10 exhibit the 6ne tn
either OF the fubfc,ioer,, At our REFLECTIVE dwell
inss, within twelve months from the ds.e here.
Of, thar being ;hc TING allowed by iaid court.
GEORGE THOMAS. | Commit
BENJAMIN SMITH, J Eo~rn.
All pe,fons indebted TO the above efAe, srs
defircd to make immedisse payment 90 =
JEREMIAH HUNT OF Newporn
North KinsaOwn, April Al, 1906. i7s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

The STATE Of Sourh Carolina srnis TO the
next Congreis cish, Rsprefenta,ives---oot of
which nump.r. 6x are dscidedly RsruBLIcAs.
=" 71;s deer not is,k S9U.iLLf."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

Mr.. wickham gave notice. that be would
tomorrow move for leave to bring in bill to
emposer the Lord Lieutenant OF lreiaad 10
racreals the militia of that par. OF the united
kingdom.--Adjoarned.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
N w P ORr
Saturday, April 80, 1909.

On Wedne(day pexi. the Honorable Geo.
eral Aaemnly OF this State viii convene in t,is
town. 10 hold their snauh Election of State
Off hcen, Sc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

MeArs. JoHs CLorroN, Joas DAwsos.
snd JoHs sairH, all Rspsshosss. arc elecsed
Memoe.s OF Consreis from Y,rgissa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

People Of America foreses remember ira.
il wr rhe republican admio.ara,ion .ot the gov.
eminent that preferved peace add that it wa
their federal opponents who wete for hurrying
you into war NGs. Intel.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

-MAl.IEDls-Ai Middlsfnsa. by che
Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. HrNRr PicxH.M, to
Mhs EsrHEs GoULD, Of South kiageown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

a1r THOMAS PAiNE's Letter. No. O..
adjrciod TO the FeStyai Fadhx. in cur neat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

huShs Mpms BY
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

Esf,aa sfA liner. J4d 'e,ei'ed at MssV-is,i.
1Afci Gibraltar Marco @.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21
For Sale,

HE following lots or tracts
1 GLAND in Wiadbam, viz.
loo acres htuated near the
Duck pond, formerIy owned by Martha
Lee, and conveyed by her to Joleph Bla-
ney.
So acres, being the foutheaft
hair Of The hnndred acre lot, No. 40, in
the tecond divilion Of hundred acre los IL
faid town.
And 40 acres, part of the Ioo
acre lot, No. 81, drawn to the right of
Humphrey Devereaux, adjoining north
wef on lot No. 81, drawn by Joleph
Howard.
The above lots belong to John
Calender, Efq. Of Bottom and VIII "
fold cheap for cath or approved credit,
and good titles given.-For further partic!
ulars enquire Of the Gaid Calender Al BoC.
ton, or of tn lu0fcI iber, his agent il
Portland. SALMON CHASE
FEB. 3, 1885.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21
A Houfe for Sale

(ITuAIED On My STREET (leading from
- Back Street 70 the Cove) The Houf-
y Al by ~ feet, two fories, with two
Racks Of chimnies, and can be mad cor.
venient for two families, beng nearly fn-
Iihed, There are about fifteen rods "
The lot on WHICH Il ftands. Terms Of paw.
ment made ealy g the purchafsr.-For
particulars, inquire N
NICHOLAS IITcOTD, on the premfes.
Portland, FEB. ?. M
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21

THE nohrefdent propretors or Own
1 ere Of the levera Lots of Land lying
10 Poland, in the year one thoufand eight
hundred and one, (now part 10 Poland and
part ~ Mino) 10 the county of Cumber-
land and commonwealth Of Mafachufstts
hereafter named, are hereby notified that
the fame are taxed in the Town Tax, in
the bill committed to me the rubfc,iber,
one Of the Collectors ofthe faid town FOR
the year 1901, 70 collect in the fums fol-
lowing, to wit ":
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Tickets Loft,

\ OST, fnPpofed in Portland, Three
II Tickets IN the Second Clafs Sont6
H4dLeg Canal Lottery-viz. Nos. 6715, 6766.
and 671r. Whoever has found the fame
and will leave them with the Printer, fhall
Dc rewarded fox their trouble. FEB. :.
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Bankrupt Botiees.

XLTHEREAS CommiiIion of Bankruptcy
w hath been awarded and ii1ued againit
JOHN ANDERSON, of WicaDcf,
IN the District Of Maine, Merchant and the
faid JoHE ANDERSON has been declared a
Bankrupt-he is hereby required to furrender
himisit 10 the Commifiioners in faid Commit
fon named. on Tueld1y the fri, on Monday
the fourteenth, and on Monday the twenty
eighth dayso Of March next, at ten clock, A. N.
on each laid days, al the Office of SALMON
CHASE, Eiq. in Mlddle.itreet, near the Hay.
Market, IL Portland, ana make full dir-
covery and dilcloiure OF his Efate aud Effects
When and where hisCreditoIs are to come prs.
pared to prove their debts and At the fecond
meeting 70 choole an Afignee or Afignees
and AZ the iaft meeting the laid Bankrupt is
required to fin;fh his examination and at faid
TAFT meeting any Of the Creditors Of laid
Bankrupt may be heard before fad Commit
iloners, againlt the making or allowing Of a
certificate tothe fudge of laid Diilria, to emit
&c fad Bankrupt TO certificate OF dfcharge.
All Perlons indebted to iaid Bankrupt,
are to make payment; and thofc who have
any OF his effects, are to deliver The fame to
fuch perlons only as the CommiiIioners fhall
appoint.
1 william T WIDGhRv cs"''lF''y'.
DATED february IA, 800.
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For Sale.

IN Newgloucefer, a valuable
and pleaiant lituation, for trading, or 4
public houle--coniiiting Of about quar-
ter OF an acre OF land, with a good dwell
ling houle and barn thereon.
Alto, about thirty acres of
good land fuitable for fnal farm, half
a mile from the above (ituation. The
terms will be made eafy to the purchaler.
Inquire Of THOMAS B. SrINcHFfELD, on
the premiics. Tan. AZ.
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Walter Hatch,
INFORMS his cultomers and


others, that he now carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
ii al as BRANCHES. At his fhop next door 70 the
Brnsb N GyasrI, Fare Gyesf-where every attcn-
ton viii be paid 10 all who may favor him
with their commands, and the lmalelt favors
gratefully acknowledged.
At the above 1hop-A few
pieces Of ben fupcrfne black, bIue and mixed
BRoADCLoTHS and CASsIMERES, lately
received.
ALTO, in fore, on TitComb's
Wharf, and for falc, quantity Of s.. Georges
LIME, and GRIND5rONES, warranted Of
the fra quality.
NIB. Thofe gentlemen who
with p employ Mr.. JOHN CLINTON, will
find him at the above Chop.
er Wanted, a ToHrneymaB Tai
Ior, and Boy as ar A9eyezfit--one from the
country will be preferred.