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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08

Cotg. eff, and IN yoar sPpiieaiieas 10 1s
nelaters, whileit wss rendirg ard th0t
70 oae TIT youy'sJf, fom heaes, did tsfer.
fere 4beut il. Th,le, with various Other
circcmRances ct common ncterirty, lpr-
Nth fuilieie, ercnnds whereon to tuipee'
your whole conduit in this affair +; il you
approved the law, it IS rot ny intention
to 'eny your right, or 70 queition your
motives for. 70 doing; but il you repre-
tented it as approved Of by your fellow
ci.izens, then have you made a repseien'a-
ton faIfe as il is injurious to them all;
and ifyou dare cot, or will not p9inted-
" deny what has been urged agalnt you,
fuipicion will be converted into certainty.
Will you yet move forward, Col. Peyton ?
VIII sou alert thar you did nor, direct
Il or indirectly, inform Mr.. Thomplon,
Gen. Bradley, Gen. Jackfon, or any O.
,hey member Of Congrefs, that your Mi
lila bill was approved of and deiired by
the citizens Of Alexandra or the county !!
Your imaginary dignity and coFie-
quencc are TOO frail coverings 10 refort 10.
Sir, they fhall nos ierve. Uyou row hsf-
tate TO repel the charge of falfehood, re-
refpeeing your unaikcd Representations Of
the wifl.es of your fellow citizens, it.
fixes Upon you forever, and they ought
to, as | truis they will, treat you as
calumniatcr Of their principles; as a be-
trayer, for your purpofes, Of their beif
intereits and, as fuch, not only to deny
you all confidence hereafter, but to peti-
ton the proper power TO remove you
from comwa and, for which your total
ineSperience renders you, at bef, unfit J;
and TO which your inhdious conduct re-
fpetaing this injurious bill, leaves you
without fhadow of pretenhon.
Mark me well Sir, if the citizens do
but once Iurn their view upon you as their
enemy, your fancied power and greatness
will vanifh 10 moment; and leave yor
in your original Insignificant, but more
proper Ration; you will then fnd that
your obnoxious conduct has only contri-
buted to the exittence of a hated law
from the unequal and unjua effects Ct
which the Citizens will feek TO guard
themielves by iolicitiug the PreGdsnt, in
re(pee1Gul manrer, TO vett the execution
oft in lome more aeierving man than you;
if you can scquit yourleif Sir, you mua DO
it now--iilence under fuch call as this
will preclude all publication at later
day.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
To Col. FRANCIS PFfToN.

A week has paGed hnce your fuppofed
improper conduct refpeaing the militia
bill was publicly notified to you And
aPublic denial was required from you, as
the means of exculpating you from a
charge, which, if true, forever dearoys
ali pretenGons, on your part, to veracity
or iefpee. You have been client; from
which your fellow citizens are entitled to
inter, that you did really mott unwarrant-
ably mi{repreient their fentiments and
wlihes- but, as it is pofible that your
tience may reiult from iome other caule
than guilt, / will make one more effort
20 draw from yourfelt iome information
|whereuPon to clear you--if l fail your
condemnation follows.
Some men are 70 circumRanced by office
Is thar cuGom requires not ofthem TO no.
Ence and to anfwer every cenfure on their
actions. that iiIues TO the world through
'ne Preis-In which predicament, it is
'iiowed, the Prefdent doth juftly fand--
&Dut We have yet TO learn that petty Co
lonelcy of Militia, confers on lis po1eaor
Rauthorty to follow fuch example and if
your vanity hath led you into 70 ridiculous
II error you ought 10 be fet right, and
alghs to climate yourfelf more jufly.
It's known TO the public that two
psmbers of the Senate, who fupported this
pPretiive bill, did avow in Senate that
nsy had received authentic aflurances that
Z, was approved of by the Citizens of this
0wn-it is known TOO, thar you have
sen anceasng In your attendance upor
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
By this Days Mail.
SALEM, February II.

Arrived fch'r Retiey, Tucker, As days
from Surrinam, via the Vineyard. Lett
there, flip Lcopera. Williams, of Bottom !;
fch'rs Amelia, Cliff, Of N. London; Cou-
rier, Cock, of Bottom; brig Apollo, Beal,
Of do. ich'r Ann Eliza, Brown, OF Rhode
Hand lhip Rambler, Downe, Of Bottom;
brig Venomy, FELTON,, N. London; loop
D;aoa, Allen, Alexandria fch'r Reco-
very, Shuckfe'd, of New York. Spoke,
in the River Parramaribo, bound up,
Capt. Newman, in ich'r from Newbu-
.ryport, ard capt. Cock, in ieh'r from
New London.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
FOR
THE ENCOURAGEMENT
OF AN
AMERICAN BREED
S II E. E p.
T WILL give P R E MIU M Of
& FORTY DOLLARS, for the fnea
RI NJ L 4 NJ z.

RI VI L Il W 3,
that can be produced in the month of
March, 1905, then year old. The
Lambs to be INFECTED by tour gentlemen
Of judgment and relpetiability two to
be chofen by the breeders and two by my
felt, they having power to chooie fifth.
In addition TO the premium the breeder of
the fortunate Lamb will be entitled to de.
mand Ram of the improved breed, at
any time within ten years after the day
of producing, gratis. Thelfortunate Lamb
will wear a collar with the breeders name
thereon, together with an appropriate in
icription. The place of lhewing will be
any where within the Territory of Co.
lunbia.
G. w. P. GUSTS.
Mounf WG@ington,
March s. raw3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
A CITIZEN.
Communication.

Mr.. PRINrEs.-Ob ferving fome toaffs
10 the Expodtor of eiterday, fail to have
been drank bya /" reIbeRA6k number OF
the inhabitants of Alexandria," | with
you to mention, that this number confiited
Of TWELVE and, Iprefume, in the eyes
of the Editor CT the Expoitor, derived its
rsfpeaability, ina great degree, from be-
ing favored with the company OF the man
who reflected 10 much boaor OF the Cor
poration, by appointing him their Printer.
No Friend
Ia Rachanalian R<tolings.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
10 BaebaaQliaa Rgoi<ings

A law fuit was lately determined in
Upper Saxony, which LATED 70 long, that
fair Judges, fxfefa Barriers and nine
Att0rnies, who were engaged in it, died
during tb, pyoesls. How happy would it
be for the peace of fociety, if few of our
law fuits every year were attended with
iome of thofe lucky circumstances!
We copy the following article from an
Edinburgh paper:
" While was at Smyrna there was
pirl Afflicted with cancer in her lips, and
the gum was affected. The European
phy lcians confuIted on the mealure to be
taken, and agreed that they faw no other
method than to cut it out; and the girl
had already fubmitted herfelf to that de-
clifton. BY an accident of that nature
which men cannot account tor, an old A
merican came TO them jut in time to pre-
ven, the application of the knife. "Do
nothing faid the American, " will
cure her. and when he had pledged him
felf fronsly, the phydcians confented.
/" He procured a copper yefel, xeqoJ
timed in the inlide lan edential circum-
ftance) and having poured certain guam.
rity of otive o.7 into it, he made it boil
over fmaIl fire, efficiently to keep it
gently agitsted, and 70 for three times in
twenty four hours. With this the oil re-
folyed itfelf to the coniiaency of an ONT
men,, aud by conitansly rubbing the part
effected, he cured her in fourteen days.
Norhing ellie was done.
/" The phydcians fuPpotsd that the oil
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08

received its s;ltre flon tie tn, ard K
vas communicated y It's lcrg boihrg ever
The ne"
W. have been favored with Liverpool
Price Carer, OF tie aad in. received BY
The mp Warrington, from which we ex-
tract The following
Pt;fes Ca,rsnt, Lireypool, Jax. II, 1909.
Sugar, Muicosat.o, brown, cwt. 32a55s6
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
alsranDrta advertiser.
TunsDAY, March S.

AT meeting of The Directors of the
Wilmington Branch Bank yeferday, Jo-
ieph Carlton, Elq. was re- elected pref.
dent for the enfuipg year.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08

Sse,sts 4vsy.5 lr,zvias" CIT air.
a letter received from Warrington gises
TIE fubaanee Ct sbe following cuiioos,
dmndsg, ;ntereairg, important, Aartlio
aneedote. Mr.. Wight dcmosrati:
Senator from Maryland was appointed by
he Senate en- his cwn motion, 10 90 down
70 he tioofe with mefage, as being
more refpetiful than 10 iend il by the e
cretary. When he came to The Houis
General Moul'rie was fpeaking On the
fohjeG Of + is Georgia claim, but he In
fitted on entering Immediately, and was
M reduced. IN bis rerturha,lon or felt
importance, he forgot to have the gale
res cleared, but ia he rn;ta Of a thouiand
fpttfators, informed The (reaker thar Is:
had been fent by the honorable Senate to
inform the ilcaie that they had concurred
oiih the Houte III their ftcrer refollt:ons
and paaed the bill fer placing Two NIL
lions of dollars in the hands OF TIE pref
dent. to be by him diipofed of in any
manner that TO him may feem fit and bea.
And that they had faled another bill for
approprlating two thouiand FIVE hundred
dollars TO the purpoies of external eom-
mrree4 Ten ,houland worries would have
been given if the words could be recalled.
Alas Twas not to be done.
Thus, after all the care with which tie
administration have nurfed the fecret with
which they have gone 70 lcng big, their
hopes are, in an unlueky moment, blaR-
ed by the meddling ofdcioulnels Of an
unikilful midwife in a word, our admit
nihIation has mifcarried.
[Ne10- Tork E0eui4g Pea.I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-08
rran Port Ferry 10 protect The

a iorce ron Port tssfy - p'o'S'' &c
cargo
Arrived brig Sea Nynph, Palke, Bor-
,,,ax; aoop ROfe. Sherwood, Ntw'
bsrn. y1... N.w
" dr,ig<d face orr 1ca.
R,;g Sea. Nyupa, Pdike, ircm Bcur-
,.'Ox Sailed IRON BouFdeaux The zSih
D.oembef, ana tie river, the Slh Janna-
- Left the following America veaels,
nm olive Branch, Tear, for New-or-
lrsns brig M;nerya, Main, for New
yclk, via MajsiTs. Ship DIANA, from
baltimore, arrived in the river Jan. 5.
Sooke January S, al the mouth ef The r.
var (hip Three Siiters, from Charleeon
>, he fame time pafsd brig yellow
fdcs, no figure, fuppoied to be 40 Ame-
r,an. Sailed in company, lhip te-
lonaisg TO Salem for India.
Az Ame ican thip, IN oaiiaN was io1
~ ne mouth of The river on the 27th or
18th Of Dec. neither the captain or any
Of me crew had arrived at Bordeaux
when capt. P. failed. BY what iaforma-
,ion he could get from the pilots, and O.
ther circumstances, capt. ?. fuPpoies 1t
was the Folenfby, of Rhode liland, the
crew all faved, but the chip entirely left.
FED. IS, lat. 80, s, long. 10, 40, law a
hip with colors in diarefs: came up with.
and fpoke her, fhe proved to be the Spa
min hip Nueltra signora de Monferata,
capt. Geronimo Elpans, bound from Ha-
wanna to Carthagena having on board the
crew Of the loop Mary, of New. York,
captain Van BukiIk, which foundered in
the Gulph near Cape Florida on the 9th.
Capt. P. took them on board. Capt. B.
was 10 days from Jamaica when the noop
souudered, and they were 9 hours in the
long boat. Feb. 20, lar. 81, long. a.,
90, fpcke fch'r Catilla, bound from Bal
timcre to New Orleans.
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LOTTERY, No. I.
toR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF LIrRRA-
TuRE. New York;
nd Day's dra1oing.
1880, 1880, 1926, 100 dolls.
277S, 5S2S, 99II, loz64, a363s, 50
dollars.
o989, 1873, 93Iz, I65ol, a4soe, z44o4
3I77z, 20 dolls.
Gain Of the heel this day, 1890 dolls.
Total gain, 9o4o.
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Arrived brig SEA NynYh, Palks' Bor-
3,,ax aoop Ro!s, Saef~ooa' Ns~ !
barn. y4s,a- N.w
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

AN ACT
In addition TO the act. iniituiled " An Ad cone
cetoios the resiaeriug and recording o. hips
and vsnels ofthe Unilcd STA es," and 10 ths
act, in,ituicd +" An Az TO regulate the col-
lettion of dude' OIL imports and tonnage"
llE IL .xat7sd ~ ib< Ssuafs and R,g/t y Re-.
I'D pujsstofpv>' Q, lbs LanSd Srant Of dm,s,ieS,
m Csng,,f eHSmbeS. That it any pe,ion hail
kDl~i0l,y uskv. ~',es, or pubilb any falfe ia
letler. Mcd,teffsneao psG 5ou, or certificate of
resiiiY, or fhall knowingly avail hinirlt of any
iuch Medi,cuspesn pshpoft, fea lcttsr. or ccr.
,ihcate II reyiary, he nall forfeit and psy
fun not exceeding FIVE ihorfsnd collzn, 10 b
,eeove,ed b, at,ion 1t debi, in the name OF The
Uri,ed o,ales, in any court of compe en' juIii-
die.on, ard il an oiices Of the United S,a,es. hs
(haii for ever ihe,eai,ef he rendered iIcspsb Of
holding any flee Of ,rua OF prcht, under the
au,hrny of the United Sa,es.
SEC. 4. And b. IL fa,ibsr eraard, That is
fhall be The duty oi fhc compiro!eI OF the Ires.
fury, 20 caufe 90 be provided, blank cernhcsfes
of resihIy. ~ish fpeh ~sies snd other iecIec
marks ~ he may direct, which marks fhsll be
mac, known only TO the colltttots and theis
deputies, ard 10 the confus or commercial
ssenn Of the United States; ard from and afrcs
the thirty fra day OF December next. no Ger.
uhrsre Of regary fhaIl be iGued, ercep, iuch 40
fh.L have been provided and marked rs sio,e-
laid and the fhips or vsfIels II the United
S,stes. which fhslI have been duly Tesiasud 40
foch, 0hsll be entitled 10 new certificates OF re.
pifry (srsti,) in exchange for their old eertif-
cate, d regiary: And il fhall be the duty oe
tie Iefpefiive cclletion, on the departure OF
any iuch fhip or ,eaeI, ai,es the iaid Ihity .Grs
day of December, from 'he iaritf to vh.ch
fuch fhip OF vefIel fhsil belong. TO iGue new
certificate secordiosly, and TO retain aod deises
the former certihcate.
Sec. 3. AsI ~ ii Ja,fbrv matted, That
~hen any fhip OF ,eGeI, hich has beeo, or
which fhall be rgiaered Puduant 20 any law
OF the United States, Ihail whi'R ioeh ihip or
vef.-l Is without ,he limits of the United States.
he iold or isansieued in wh lie OF ia part 10 .
ci,ixeo or ci,ize,s Of the United STATES, foch
fhip OF vsiIcl on her era arrival 10 the Unisd
States thereafter fali he entitled TO all the pri.
yilegs and benefits Of . AiP 0s Veal OF sss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04

he miniaer. and hin,s at tho ehsiaetsr vt ,I,u
soIieipunoence.
know il is The opinion Of kSersi neys.
ben 1t both Houtes o' Consfei, that ~ en-
quiry, with itipset 10 the condud of ihe late
admioiaIstion oulM to he gone .into. 1hs
eon,u,itd itsse ante which tie country has leA
,tro~n vii. he b,R i,,t,d by tul aud isil ex-
petition OF he c.nd.et of that ao,r ,riniltra,iou,
snd The ctue ard OH, e OF that eondst. 10
I've deceived, cr 10 remain deceived can be The
lnter,h oi no man ~ho ieeks the pablo good 9
md /, Is the utcsiver only, or one insersEed 10
'he dscepun n, that can win TO pssciude "a.
qoiy. ..#e
The fufp'ei,n sgaina the late adn.iniers.
i'm, Is. that " sss plotting To over u1n The 'cs
pr,ier,alive 4 fem ot governments. and that 10
fprsd slsims oiinv, fon thar had no iounda,ioa.
a. pie,eree tor nifug ard tAsbl ihing n;i.
',,l loice as thc means OF a.runphIhios rhas
objed. u,
The lsw called the kdi,ion law. eosfled.
thar " II any perfon fbood ~siis OF ppbjfh, os
eaufe 90 he s,ircr or publiihtd any libel (sith-
cu, de6oirg ~hs, libvi ~ .ssint fhe goyerp-
ment OF the United Sfatr,,. or tither honfc %
Cong,ef'. or sgaina the P efdent. he Gioud
bc pUniihcd by tine npt exceeding tso ,hpu-
faDd dollar. snd by inpJitonhsnt not sxesed-
ing ,so year,"
Bd,it much sse,'er crime Tor Prs6s
dent TO plot sgainA c initiation ard the libes-
,ies Of the people ,han for IN isdividual TO pios
sgainfa Prefdent and contequcntiy John Ad-
ANA Is accountable TO the public for HE conduit
a, the indisiduals under HE adminiaraiion we're
10 the fed:,ior law. ~ ~,
The obj.tt. however. cf an enquiry 10
,hi, cafe 10 not to punifh. but 20 fati,'y spd
10 fhes by example in iutuIe sdminiitrations
thar BY an abuie OF power AMI uoa, however
dfguiftd by appeIsnces, or rendered plaofbls
by p,steDce, 10 one time or Other TO be accounts
ed for.
THOMAS PAINE.
Bs,St~f'rUs. ~. J. May IA. 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-04
LAWS or THE UNiOM
TPUBLIsHsD eY AuTHyR
SlvssrH coxcRrsa Z

SkvErTH CoHcRLso
J bs
UNITED STATES.
H ,ber Eosna /eMn.
Besuo sao held al tie CT.
" Of Wslhios;on. in che
Territory OF Columbia,
on Morday, the OH of
December, iScs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
Ee!sacD ]sostrv.
NIGHT.


f AFts BY N. HOWARD 'H'''. Af's'
Now lingering dies the bamy- piniorcd gale
And NOT murmur daIes intrude the vale;
While moody 6Ienee holds the whispering
ground
And 10 the mild and placid queen of night
Has trimm'd her wateH(al lampnl liquid night,
And kindly fneds her tranquil influence
80. round,
Now let me on the plane of fancy foar
Or lil to forne loud torrents diftant oar
Or Liaintivc rivers ever amournial roll -
love this penilse. fober, foothing hour
Now pride, and care, and envy lofe their pow'r,
And leave an awful fadnefs DER my foul.
And While my eyes furvey that fallen butt
This halowd pie. now trumbing into duff.
Which boaaed once proud grande ur's empty
name,
Ny mind the brittle life Of man ponrtrays,
He. like that object falls, like this decays,
And moulders to that aate from which he
!, came
And my joys TOO, ny fprightly joys arc o'cr !!
The blooming flufn Of youth returns no more
No more aias ike this approaching morn !
But FAY my thahklels foul, fhoald repine'
Or fpesk dinruhfiI Of the pow'r divine.
When dangers rife, and numerous ills arc
born
Nol--rsther fall i-.do-r the or1niftient gcd
Bend bend the knee and bless the chaflen
ing rod !
With refgustion dropthe trickIing tear;
With no vain thought indHgs my vscant mind.
Nor murmdr al the woes to me all sn'd.
But DER the waves Of ife ferenelv Deer
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
PROM TIE BOSTON WEEKLY mAoAzi Ne.
ON SCANDAL.
"Bsfs snvy -rif5er; az aaoibsy sjey,
lind 6sfer Kat axsefirzts IL raAHoi yeas
II o. - nN

Tnc MsPoN.
THERE is not Z greater enemy 70
the peace of indivdual,, and foclcty al
large, than Scandal although il is
much to he regretted. there is no fraity
70 which mot people are 10 fuhief
Scandal is the offspring Of envy, and
the only We apon OF little minds againit
the hyperion abilities of another. But,
notwithstanding icandal Affects, more
FOR lefs eve y member ofthe communi
iy, II reigns with more ditingudhe1
power over Tome parts of fo,iety
than Others and on enquiry i viii
appear that the female charstter fbf
lains the moit jury from this bsne 10
human Happiness. In the country, this
fpecies of fcandal is more prev4ieat
trsn in the metropolis. TIE ieafon is
obvious; in a county place the number
OF Inhabitants is 70 final, tha each
Is more acquainted with the ch.ra6fer
of his neighbor than his own; every &C
ton is. examined with the mott critical
fcveritys and often rhe beit of charac
tiers lote' the eiteem of their acqu4int-
ance from The malignant afpeIlion, Of
ignorance and envy. 1t is inpohi5le
for Lady TO be feen walking with
Gentleman in luch place, without The
immediate concluiion being made, they
are lovers" II is frequently added, If
their acquaintance fhanld nave LATED
any length # time, 8 Mfs fuch one,
grows very fat lately" Aftera report
Of this kind having ~fpfead, 1 have fen
accompany Of females thrown into the
utmoR conformation by be entrance Of
lady who was the unfortunate iubi1a
of lander. How bufy is the hlent whri.
per on thefe occaIions Itruns with a
mazing rapidly from ear TO ear, accom-
panied by mods and winks--with "you
know who, " 70 they fay" sit her."
&c.-Scancal ls'of a quality peculiarly
diitrehng Againft the open lhafts of
violence every one msy defend b mfelf !;
bur from aahder ana iecrkt caium4y,
The moi defersing NUT fuffer. The
only method 70 prevent the propagation
OF his peit of iociety, is, for rvey one
70 ihur their ears againf III oHiclous
tales of lsnder ard envy :4iince eApe.
rience proves, thai, if peope ia gsnet
A, we're not too much incined to IIlten
when any accouat IS brought If the
iaults and failing OF others. The tongue
OF fcanda! wooid no longer find The
mean iatisiaction it now enjoys. The
m'sohiefS accrung TO mankiod from
calumny and lander, are lnnumcrapIe
How many families have her peace
de!troyed BY evil reports! BY iueh
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the fub-
IN fcriter has bsen duly appointed Az
ignse of the Goats aud effects nf VILLAS
HUBS of Beifaf, and Mosss MERRILL Of
Nortbya rmoaf5 Merchants, and copart-
nerS 10 trade under the firm of
HUBBS & MERRILL,
who have been declared Bankrupts.-He
therefore requsfs ali perfcns indebted to
iaid HUBss < MERRILL, or to either of
them, &c make Immediate payment and
all thofs VINO hoiI any of their effects, TO
deliver the fame to
SrEPHEH LosoyELLow, inn. AE gnes.
Hprii a, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
Mafonic Information.

DUBLIC notice IS hereby alvtn, that the
L conflicting and coniecration of abe
SAcO LODGE, in Psfper,sL5',04gb and the
'nfaIling of The Objects the eof. by this
Honorable and Right Worihipful Woodbury.
sIostR Efq Dinrict Deputy Grand Mailer
for the Ninth Mafonir Diitria uthis Com
monwealth, viii lake place on Tbayf3ay, zot5
DAY Of Aprii cr.t, at 10 o'c'ock, A. NJ at the
Meeting Aocfe in faid Pspb~re'l6orO.gJ Ct
which timc and place, div.ae lervice will be
erformed--Sojo Brethren are invited
to attend, with clothing
Per Order of the Riehr Worihi fful Matter.
WiLLIAN FAIRFIELD. Secretary
PssoeyrshIOyORej. Mo,eb "a. 58o3
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

means. the feeds Of enmity are too Of
ten fown between The deAtea connections
OF life.
II has been already ohiervei, thar
fcandal IS the only weapon Of littl
minds agsina faperior worth and abil
ties the tru h OF this obfsrvation Dug
70 be .fufficie5t preventative for
one would with 70 fncur the merit
appellation of little and envious mi
Females fould, ~ particular, di,
thepfelves of this {rilit, whith pro
ees 70 many, evils among the Fat S
for, LEI it he remembered, an e1vi
mind and n nierous tongue, fho
never iahabt the fa.e Of. Stauty,
form Of elegsice.' If there mutt
remain. in the minds of iome, a r.
Of fca dal, and a delight to fabric.
hasderous reports; if MOI people v
ALTO retain "a pr penfity to l;aen
whatever comes from r5ch fnurc
let Us act with fome degree Of impa
tally; and, before We credi,, as u1,
doubted truth, tales Injurious to The
reputation Of another, examine whether
what we have heard, does not bear the
moi h.grant marks. of falihood. By
acting in this manner, re ihall be co.
abled to difctver idion from truth, and
we thall ireqarutly find, the PerIon ac-
caied, isinnoeent; for il is the province
OF great minds TO ripdi-sfe the charac-
tiers Of the abient, when unJuIly afperfe6
by the tongue If fc4ndal
"A FRIEND TO MANKIND.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

TSHE commit oners to comm tlion Of
A. banruptcy. awarded and iiiued forth
asaint JOHN FAXON,
Of Camden. 10 rhr Ditrict Of Maine, mer-
chant, and theAiignee of his eftate, intend
70 meet al the office Of Erafn5 Fo0te, Efq.
IN Camden, on Tueiday the a4tb of May
next, at O'Clock, A. II then and there
70 make a dividend Of rbc efate of fad
'J9bn Faxoa; when and where the creditors
who have not already proved their debts
arc to come prepared to prove tie fame,
or they viii be excluded the benefits Of
fai6 dividend
WILLIAM GREGORY, Jun. AGgnee.
Camdsn, Maycb II, l8a3.