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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29

"a Lt11JO - Ai> - 4 ItpHcHb
Cftbe TrgRSes.
On Monday laf, in the fiorfe of Re
prefentatives Of the Uaised States, MIR.
Bacon laid the following felosallons on the
table:
Relkved, That it is eSreSlienr for Con
grefs TO recede 10 the fate OF Virginia,
the iuriEIittion Of that part OF The territory
OF Columbia, which was coded 10 the u
nifed States BY the iald tate of Virgiai
by an az psaed the Sd day of December,
ia the year 1859, entitled " An act tor
the ceflon Of ten miles fquares," or any
lener quantity of territory within this
aate, 70 the United States, in Congrtfs
Attended," for Tie permanent feat OF the
general government.
Pyop,dsd, the fad fate of Virginia lhall
content and agree thereto.
Rejsive4, l''atit is expedient for Con-
gre!s 10 rccede TO the fate of Maryland
The irr;fdittion Of thar part ofthe territory
of Columbia which was csded 70 the Unit
ed States by the faid fate of Maryland, by
an atf p4G-d the 1esh day Of December,
in the year 1891, Untitled " An act con-
corning the territory of Columbia and the
CITY Of Warrington.
P,oa;dce, the laid fate Of Mary land
ihail content and agree thereto.
The following involves considerations
highly important TO the trade OF the U.
States with Spain.
Phi. PIP.
Extraa ETA letter from CADIz, 2otb No.
qembe,, to merchant in Philadelphia.
Z 6 The lhlp Old Tom, CAPT. Morton,
has juh arrived from your river, but
would not be admitted, and therefore O.
bIiged TO fail Immediately ] underaand
Che intends proceeding for Lifbon.
We have nothing new here. We are
very deSrous that the Spanilh minifer
or conlul general Of the United States,
mould advife officially the non exlitence
of the yellow fever with yon, as without
fuch a1vices, the rigorous quarantine I'M
pofed here will not be relaxed.
The American conful has reprefenfed
to the governor the great hardhip of this
quarantine, ard prayed that the articles
OF proyiions which cannot contain conta-
2ion may be admitted. The antwer
when obtained will lend yoa."
Great men have their 7eculiarities, and
extreme nlodeRy is proof poGtive of fuPe-
rior genius. The MiniAsrialihs Who are
utterly unable TO produce an argument in
public, are faid to DO wonders in iecret,
which will one day or ether BURT forth
in full blaze. This, however, is only
CONJECTURE: Do not imagine that any OF
the Congregational fecret proceedings have
been developed. Ii is impoAible 10 OBJ
tain any information refpecting 'hofe pro-
ceedings. Fix a mniifer.allit wfat he
as been doing, and he will flake his
head and look wife, ard further fayeth
not. From fuch profound and unanimous
operations the people have every thing TO
hope ard one is ready to cxcIalm, with
Doke, no Duke, or Devil OF Duke
in the play, /" Eo, Nee and REQ, sick
e}ose ny htAe bys."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29

-
flower, 10 point out the road to virtue,
and guard the way from evil; TO reach
the youth TO love their country, and ft,yf
their Creator.
May the Almighty ,iifpofcr Of events,
fmae on your utciul laboors. May you
receive your reward, in the fwees COMO
lation which ariies from virtuous Actions !;
and may he grateful prayer Of The poo; or
phaa Attend to Heaven 10 call bleaings up
on his beneiattcrs.
GEO. w. P. GUSTS.
T. GEORGE y. P. GUSTS. Esq.
The IraGees Of the Alexandra AGA
DENY receive with gratitude the Portrait
aof the Notorious WASHINGTON. with
which you have now beer pseaied 20 PIE
TENT tnem. We appreciate at It's toll
ealne what onee adorned the manhons OF
tie mott diAinguilhed of the American
Patriots, and what for the future lhatl
b. p,eierved among usas memorial OF the
man whole a6tions ihall perpetuate bis re-
pa,ation 70 d,i}anr ages.
The diGo,e,eifed condoSf, The r{esui
nrrviees, and dignided manners OF our oe-
parted Benesattor, whole prelence always
excited len,iments of relpsa and exuitati-
m can never be ersled from our minds /;
nor ceafc 20 be the boat OF every true 4
merican, hiifory will delight 10 unfold the
Datriotifn, The wifjom, and the energy
af his public character, which was never
allied by any ambitious views, by any
i,.cnlative theory, or by variable conduit:
yhilf the virtues of his private life wiz
saine with uniading luRfe.
We take in good part your v'hhe' 'hai
eur labors for the benefit OF an initl'utioi
which the bounty of our Warrington eta
,i;fhed and f,pperts may be attended With
;,ccc{s Be afured that no effort OF ours
: tend an infant initiation, and to che
r1ih patriotic and virtuous principles y
i,oi;. brought up under that inaitutlo
l,a|l ever be wanting. Il vii give o
l,arure 10 point at the Portrait Whist
nall henceforh adorn the chamber wi'eT
sc e,se.. ana inform them - las IS sHl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29
Mechanic Relief Society.

TIE members will pleafe TO cbfervc
that a quarterly meeting Of The fociety
will be held on Wfduesday the "a Febru-
airy, at s O'Clock in the evening, at Mr..
Motifs tavern.
". THOMAS, sec'ry.
Ian. 10, 3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29
- tie TRUSTEES # tie ALEXAN-
DRLA ACdDEMl.

GFsTLEMsN,
preient you with Portrait, the va
!, OF which confas ia It's having adorn-
- ~, The lnanhon of him it reprsfents and
s'noash as an ornament it is merely be-
= ssi'ag, yer, as a remembrance, 1t may
'' Worth preiersing.
;. Igeient it, Gentlemen, rot from the
sue OF the gift, bas as scisi.noay o.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29
The Relations Of THOM AS

I he ReIatlOnS OF / HUM ID
DILLON, late of Culpepper or Fluvanna
County, in the STATE of Virginia, are IN
tended TO be hereby informed, that he IS
no more, and that lome property LEFT by
the deceaftd is in my poGeaion, as CoRo-
NrR OF the county OF Alexandra, IN tie
Dinritt OF Columbia.
Printers Of newspapers contiguous
70 either of the afoIeiaic counties are
requefed to infer: the preceding notice IN
heir respective pagers.
ELISHA C.. DICK.
Ian 20. 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29
n . I l G +.

7 AM ordered, thus publicly to call On
4 ,hoie citizens of Alexandria, who have
oot paid up their corporation taxes, to
come forward and difcharge the fame, on
or before tie fourth day OF February next,
or fhal be under the neceiity ofPnbl IN
up their names as defaul'ers, ard their
goods and chattles mott be fubjett to I'M
mediate diAiels and fale, to diichsrge the
amount Of taxes due.
GEORGE DRINKER, Cellefer.
Jan. ze. oos
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29

Portrait Of your R-asfaaor, who has pro-
vided for your ihfrutiion, and Feicred you
oy his bounty, from ignorance and vice,
let his anxiety for your welfare excite
our gratitude ord his VIRTUES be the mo-
del OF vour future lives.
: In rsturn fer your polite attention fc
The Tfufees Of the Alexandria Academy,
and the concern whi,h you express for the
luccefs Of ,heir lahorrs, LEI me offer you
their fncere thanks, and srdent wiihes,
thar, treading the feps of your venerable
kinhnan, you may prove uiefui to your
Country, and at far diilant period, leave
name which thall be luxurious.
JAMES MUIR. PygGdeat
OF The IrgR,es.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-29

4 very likely Mulatto LAD,
about is years of age, we'll quallhed Tor
4 eeutIelnan's feryant. Apply to The
Printer.
Ian. 20. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09

We have specimens Of the national e,;,.
and justice Of Doth countries-tbe R, .su
may in some cases, and no doubt do .b,,
The power they have at sea, and j, Is No.. ss'
the power OF their government TO preysn.
lr--but | believe 1t will not be denied ~
the French, do not less abuse rbe nom.
they have on lard /; the government Of II.
former has. and It's fair to presume win
again make reparstion, where injury !
committed by their officers in the mos, d.,
tant parts OF the world-The latter with
out blushing, openly violate their engage
ments, rob our merchants, and treat :,
with marked contempt. 1t is ilnpossib,.
to.establish balance; of power ar sea. Tn.
trident NEST be welded by some powe,
or other if it is taken from the British !,
will necessary fall into the hands Of Ii.
French: and America, as we'll as the neu
trail powers of Europe, would do we'll to
consider, before it be TOO late, whether !,
is probable from the specimens the 6rst
consul has already given. that he will
WELD it with more justice and moderation
than is now exercised by the British gov.
ernment.
MENTOR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
FLAX SEED.
The highea price given for Flax Seed
II. Smith 6 Son.
(ayd)
For Sale,
A handfome FARM,

n ndHU1OillC I amy
Three miles from Alexandra, partly ~.
ing on the main road that leads to Col
cheaer, containing one hundred and twen-
~ FIVE acres, handsomely improved, and
pIeafantly iisuated on the premiies are
neat dwelling houie, kitchen adjoining,
dairy, an excellent we'll Of water, and a
barn 60 feet long, together with gene
raj collection Of choice fruit trees. The
fituation as country feat is we'll adsPted
for che rehdercc of any perfon who may
buy il. and will be fold on moderate terms
by the proprietor.
Sept. {.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
Fifteen Dollars REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the iubfcriber,
about the zorh day Of July laR, q Negro
boy called SAM, about is years of age,
{ feet 4 or 6 inches high, tolefably -four
made, with fear on his upper lip, not
quite cured when he left home. | iufpeef
he has obtained pats, and will endeavor
70 pats for a freeman. I will give the
above reward to any pcrfon who will de-
liver him TO me, living within two miles
of rh. Falls Church, Fairfax county, Viz
GINA, OF Ter Dollars, if iecured in any
Jail g that get him again.
G. f. Whiting.
Sent. Z. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
Douglass g MandeUaAe,

Douglass 6 Mandeplle,
Corner Of King & Water Streets,
Ofsr for .S0Je on The mea reduced prices,
1T I'd cd quality Mulcovado
Sugar in hhds. and bbls.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in bbls.
Young Hyf0n rae
Soucaong
Malaga Wine In qr.caiks,
Freih bloom Raiiios in boxes,
Bei green Coffee in bags,
Chocolate in boxes, Of hyperion qua
lily.
Mould Candles 10 boxes,
Dipped do. in do.
"a and sd proof Wet India Rum,
hhds.
Molaiics in hbds.
Shad and Hcrrings in bbls.
Rice in tierces,
New England Rum 10 bbls.
Whiikey in bbls. and tierces,
Rhode Hand Chcele of an excellent
quality,
Wrapping Paper,
ST. Ubes, -.
Lifbon, Salt iniacks ana ~
s s's~a Alum : bulk.
Ieo tons Platter, laying convenient tor
water carriage.
Or They continue to keep on hand q
fuppl, Of choice fteh FLOUR, tor the
ufc of fuca families as may favour them
with their cuitom.
Sept. 7. 81 7aWlW
7ua Reeeiued and for Jale BY the
Subjcr1ber,
100 Barrels of Beef and Pork
of an excellent quality,
10 boxes of Soap,
10 do. Mould Candies.
KENNETH .MATHESON.
Sept. =. dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09

"A man who saw his son, quite handy,
Toss off glass Of strong French Brandy
Needy, cried he, ah don't do so
For liquors. our greatest foe.
But we are taught to love our foes,
Quoth Ned, so father, here it goes.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09

From the Lain Of Frederick Huffman, a
German Pbyheian, qo6o died ~ la,
agsd 81 4uitb a learned e,ument, a4.
dr10sdt7 Mrs. P. B. and asoptsdbber
particular Euation and bxmor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09

NOTICE..
THE partnerlhip of NICHGLsS9N y XII.
TON being dGolycd by the deceaie OF the lat,
fer, thofe who are indebted 20 then are rsqufttea
to make payment to che laofcribef, to whonalio
claimants Will apply for settlement.
Harry Mesolson.
Nov. 4. ST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1909.
u A NJ CT N G..

M. GENERES respectfully returns
Dis thanks tothe Ladies and Gcnslemsn OF Aisx-
andria, VINO have already tavouEed him with
sheif patronage: he has the honor 10 inform them
ard the public in general, tha he will open his
DANCING SCHOOL
AZ Mr.. Oyeral's. King ttreet. Days Of Tnid-
on, tfsdafsda1, Fyiaay and SatRraey from thres
o'ciock IN the afternoon untifhye, foryoaag la.
dies; from Ave till fogen for boys, and from I
TO g for grown gentlemen. M. 6. will teach in
lhe mott fashionable fyle. The parents who will
ttaa tteir children to his care, may fea ALFRED
thar he greaset attention 4hsll be paid TO their
lepoftment. The ladies who wtfltolak private
ifsaons lhslI Be punttuaily attended.
Nov eo31+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
FOR SALE,
SIX IMPROVED FARMS,

LYING in the county of Fairfax, on Sugar
Land Run, Is niles from Alexandra, and 9
from the City of Washington, containing about
500 acres each; the improvements are tolerabIe
good Farm House, Stables and sundry other Gus
houses; Apple and Peach Orchards of the best
Fruit; each aboundIng With Springs of excelletlt
Water, and plenty If GFe Timber; they lie ge-
nera!ly level, and are capable Of high iuproye-
ment, being of that kind of soil most adapted to
the Plaster OF Paris. On one of the Farms thers
are 90 acres fallow sowed with wheat, and pIais-
tered the other five are rented to tenants at win.
These lands are considered the most healthy on
this side Of 5z Edgs thy bzT.5h 5 NSa 1
chase the entire tract may have great bargain.
Their contguity TO three hounshing towns muss
in a lltte time enhance their vaiue greatly. The
title is upques,ionable, as may be seen by con-
yevanccs made 10 me b, Fefdinando Fairfax, .esq..
Information as to situation quality, sc. may be
had from Colonel James Coleman, or D.. Richard
Coleman, living adjoining. a also wish 10 sell
abcut 200 acres of land, about three miles from
town; il may be had in lots Of IS acres; lies re-
markabe high, and healthy; has suficlency Of
Wood TO each lot, ard will suir web fer Country
ears FOR 8chNSHlCii III toHh " iEi'4sS 20 III ttiS
Summer months, and be sufficiently near TO do
their business IN town. Several lots may be SO
laid IF as 70 have full and commanding view Of
the City, George town and Alexandra. For fur
ther information apply to the subscriber, living
adjoining the town Of Alexandria.
= 0 B. DADE.
n. B. I have fer sale aboHt 400 barrels Indiaa
Corn, which Will be delivered on board Of boats
at my Island, 4 miles above ,he Falls, at any
time betweea this and Christmas, at doilarsPss
hafgel.
Iochabour. OF. 81. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
Lochabour, Oct. 81.
Tuenty Dollars Rezuard.

ABSCONDED on Sunday evening the 23d
ult. from my houie, near town, Negro man
fave, called THORNTON, about IS or rs
years Of age, $ feet or6 inches high, thin make
down caft ooks
He wore at the time broadcIoth coat, and
other decent apparel. FIe may however alter his
dreE, from clorhea in his pciicssion.
II taken Ia Alexandria, Geo. Town or Vain
inetoa, FIVE dofiars will be given, if ara gyeates
iilance and not over go miles, ten dollars, It far
rhcr of twenty dollars and feaonable expences
fordciiyering him here.
Nnv d
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I9ublif ldenong.
On ERID

n 10 ,,rlark, sv;g 5e ssld Al TIE Yendae Stare,
Ram in hog iheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
3 Gin in pipes and bis.
whiksy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar 10 hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in rierces and bags,
Chocolate
white and brown Soap II boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars
Figs in kegs and trails,
Qascns Ware in-crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and kerfeys,
Negro Cotfons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezcs,
CaIimancocs and RaGcls,
Yarn Stockings
Chintzes and Calicocs,
Iriih Linens, Silefa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mnlins-and Muffin Hand'Is,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Haadkercliefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. NARSTELLER.
Nov. J.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
To Merchants.

4 1F1C t'SSCitCJs
WILL RENT Tor one year, or during my
Iis,a HOUSE and LOT il the town Of Seve'i,
osig there is fore room In tbs housc we'll flt-
~ tor tie reception Of goods. a counting room
s'lo'ning tie tore, large dining room and cham
9'' with two Gre places below fairs, four lods-
i,g rooms, with Two Ere places and a paalgc
aoOve tairs, large garrett. and two large, dry
s'iarsi granary, kitchen, fdulse houfe, fable,
90 haniiome falling g4saee. ! hSve like1ife,
'wo lots we'll encioGed III the laid town, aodfone
'eans lots which will ess with or frparate from
" above deit5iDed lot. Tbs aani for bufiness
Inferior % maze IN this place; she hruation IS
sn and remarkably healthy, and commands
p'Oipctt Of the adjsceat country and On ex-
sSys view Of The Mountains
ELF ABETH TALLIAFERR
'svsofoafg, CulpePrcr County,
Ostober II. 65w
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Merchants 1ttcBd &!

Merchants Attend ! !
THE fublcriber will fell, on low
terms ard eafy payment, a 10 y 9. 1RooNl2
= he ,o,vn of Port Tobacco, Oh which there are
fa,all dwelling houie and kitchen, a large two
cory aore hopie and convenient gtanary and Rabie
i .aoe Of the belt i}ands for the tstail wet and
dry GOOD buGne(s. II NOT fold b5 the Iz.t OF
November next, i, will be exp fsdsoPubslc ae oa
ss,ar dav. Mr.. John Z. Ford will eon'rass teI
and sw the prsla;!ss, on applications At any ,aae
prsvioua TO the day Of falc. An iadifPataoie ttis
will be made by -,
az The abovs p1opsrty sOos adOsr-
Used for sale on The 2tb Ct ihe present
month, but has besa aseeSsef's1 post
9Oasd. $.
Qssober n. a's'
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MErdfr+ The following particulars
OF a mott horrid deed, which was com
nltted al fmall village between Mar
qOiie and Boulongne, in France, are CIV.
en- IN Morning print, which piedges
Iti-lf tor their authenticity
A written paper, with three hgna
lures, was carried 10 the houle OF the
mayor of this village, appointing a
meeting upon buinels il the evening"
at liked place. "A neighoor oblery.
ed three men al tbs door, and the May
or 10 go oat with his great coat on,
leaving at home his wife, daughter,
niece, and maid fervant. Early next
morning, a nephew OF the mayors cal
ling, found the door open; and upon
entering, frlt beheld the dreadful fight
OF the maid lying murdered in the PAT
tage II; the mother and daughter dead
IN one room, and the niece corpie in
another. As foon as he could recover
hlmiet from the. horrid fpealcle, be,
with the ahiltance of neishbor, fearch
ed the other parts Of the houle, when
1t appeared that nothing had been Ia
ken away. The written paper was
found, containing the three 6gnttures,
which induced The nephew and TIE
neghbor to proceed to The fated place,
when, as their minds. fofebodsd, they
Uncovered, the unfortunate Mayor.
mderabiy mangled. In one OF bis
hands was large lock Of hair, grafp-
ed, with a part Of the fkin to il, iup.
poied 70 belong TO one of the villains.
This was taken INN ediateiy 10 the mu
nleiPahty, who for few hours, embar-
COED al the veaels between Calais and
Boulongne, and mott active lcarch
was made. The diligepees were ali
examined, AID every Que obi ged to take
Oft his nat but, unhappy, the mon
tiers were not dlcovered. "A peTfon
arrived in England, about a week ago,
TO communicate the III lcklng act 10 the
Englith Police, in order TO trace the
villains, if they ihguId have croded The
Channel. 1t is imagined that the per-
Petrators are three ConfcriPts, aid that
having left the paper, they conceived
the hand writing might lead to A
dIfcovery, and, therefore. returned a.
gain 10 the houfe, 10 get II back, which
brought on the dreadful cAtalrophe
alluued 70. The Manor was A power
ful man he was very much cut and
by the hair, which ne appears TO have
torn from one OF their heads, it i evil
dent be made tout refiaance. He
bore an. excellent character, aud was
much Esteemed. A comfortable re-
ward was offered.
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TURNPIKE.

To M9lfs Li6Iy, CLERK efbe FRI Cam5er
land Turnsike Corporation. y.
ME the fuolcrbrrs, being i've of til {
Wv proprietors of taId Corporation.
hereby requea you to call meeting Of
tald PEoPrietors TO oe held at the houie of
Seth LIBBY, Tnnhold-r 10 Scarborough, 10
laid. county. on Monday the eleventh day
OF April next, at TWO Of the clock in the
afternoon, TO act on the following arti-
cies, VIZ.
I. To cnoofe Moderator.
.. To Zee what meafures the Corporation
will take relative to being AZ part of the
expence otdykeing the Dunfton Msrih, &
agreeing with the owrers or proprelors
thereof, acd TO efabIiih any former votes
or proceedings of this Corporation con.
corning the fame.
3. To fee what method the corporation
Will take to lay out, make and keep in
repair the turnpike road, and take fuch
msafnres for that purpoie as may be tho't
necenary.
4. To appoint Committee. or agent 70
agree and feitle with, and make compen-
iation 10 the owners of land where fad
road may Be laid out, who may think
themielves injured thereby, and alto TO
attend 10 the. committee Of the General
SeiIions, in laying out faid toad. aud ad :
viie with them 10 locating the fame.
S. To choofe fuch committee or commit
tees, agent or agents, as nall then DC
judged proper TO make faid turnpike road
and TO procure materials therefor, with
fuch iniruefions 70 the proprietors flalI
thea fee fit TO give.
8. To vote fuch fun or fums OF money,
for the purpofes aforefsid, and aiIefs the
fame on the flares of the prophet ors, as
nav then be thought proper, and 6x the
time FOR the payment thereof.
THOMAS; LANCASTER,
EBEEEZER LIBBY,
JONATHAN LIBBY,
B ID. BRYENT,
ELIPHALET SMITH.
Scarborough, 7f5 Na,rb, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28
Take Notice.

THE Stockholders of the Lincoln 60 KenzeIss
i Zgkpases Csup7zy, arc hereby notified to
meet at the dwelling houie of Capt. ERENE-
Ter WHITTIER, innholder at WJfgEst, on the
nineteenth day Of April next, at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon.
lft--ro choole the 6rll Board OF Directors.
ad--ro make fuch bye laws, rules and re-
gu,alious, aud 10 cond6er and al Upon fuch
other matters and thiags. as haH be for the
isteref, PROPERTY and welfare Of fad Com
pany, aud agreeable to the act of incorpora
ton. 4.
WILLIAM KING.
MoSEs CARLTON, JuA.
DAvlD PAYsoN.
- JOHN ODLtN PACE.
Marss !. 1903.