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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04

The Governor of the STATE of Connec-
Sticut, has issued his proclamation, an
nonncing that B GilPin Esq. is recog-
nized by the Executive of the United
States, as His Britannia Majesty's Vice
Consul for the States Of Connecticut and
Rhode Island.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04

The contribution, Of a. guns, commo-
dore Pteole, will fail in afew days for the
Mediterranean. Her entire crew is emitted
& fhe is in fine Gate Of repair and equip
ment.
rp.a o..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04

10 be sold or lei,
THE Houfc and Lot, with the i'm
proyements thereon, in Fairfax frect, add
joining the Malfhal's, as lately poaeded
by me.
colin Auld.
Augna 2. es
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
LIST OF LETTERS,
Rer51iai7g il fbs PEI 05ee 81 FtR9arsil5ays4g5,
July ;, 1909.

A.-AD4MS g, Corwen. Pe8trrcHyars'
Bryant Ephraim Jun Bryant 1Phr4ia
PIP. BENTON Robert, Bi4f.foy1
C--Coic soberr, Clark Jotcph, Curtis Ma.
~, BiA Curtis Samuel, Cuts Samuel. Carl
ton Reuben, Pet
D-Dennett Samuel, PIP. Davis John, Bid.
F-Foger Nathaniel 3D. Fols John, Fair.
frld Wm Pes Fro1 George, PbAssag.
C-Gray James, Pep. Fitzpatrick Domini-
Gus Bid.
H-Haley Samuel, P5if8gag
T-Iordan.R. Triar4m, Jones Ilby, R3
Jameloa Wm. J4mclon Henry, PIP
L-Langdon If4ac, Lee John, Pss.--Leach
Tohu, Lafel Ifrscl, Bid
M-Wsck. Charles, Psb.
NJ -Nutune samuel, Nlcholfon john, Pep
P--rage David, Pep.
R-RandAl John, Rice Charles, Pep.
S~Swa Abiiah, Sawyer Abner, Pep -
Spring Sch, s.aPies Andrew, 5id--SeIeamen
OF P5ibeng
T--Tarbox Jofeph, BIZ.
U-Uiher Abjs,. P5Lbj5vrg
Wentworth WIN. WeR Wm. Piili8sY,g
Ward jonathan, Psp.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
For Sale.

4 Valuable Stand for a Trader, or
n for Pubic Hoafe, or both. 1t -
PieaiantIy htuated n the houTihing town Of
GAMER, On Penobfcot Bay. The dwelling
houie Is 50 by &c teet, molly haiihrd, with
convenience for fore under the fame roof
and vine cellar, extending the wooc length.
L has hall Q fee; long. well fnih-d there
IS good Gable, aeuedua, &c. with abour :
OF an acre Of land, on winch u convenient
building for a fore or mechanics [hop The
whole will be fold CT liberal terms Inquire
Of the Printer, o. III
BENJAMIN PALMER, CT tbs frsajft.
TTy a. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Ezrraa from the Law to preven. tho
iprcadihg Of malignant isTers and eontsgi-
Gus fckucit.
Be iffvjber sHat7sk, That eack fa7y-
or dJ?ri8 IN f5:f Cersm5negsah5, may af
tkeir meeting bsld III Msrc5 sr dbyil aaru
ely, or az ery other meeting icgaiIy Vyarnsf
for fbat buP9G, aOben tby J5qHj Hju4gs 70
b nsesgary, c@s2iF aag aBtoirt Heat6
COMMITTEES, 10 eogfB Of rgf hlE rkqn fvs.
nor more tJar aigs f1itaJk tfrGsr, or oa@
terl6n 10 b. a Heahb offer, rv5asduty ie
&aRFs 10 reaoge aK fhb Of any kied qOss-
ever, qObicb GaE 6s foEpd is aay glr BE
frssts, h1ae5, qy5ar0ss, docks, or aay otl1,-
place qobafe9er, 7gitbin the limits oftbs f94y7z
% CVAicb (as5 Committee or Heak5 QEre,
bsisxFJ, qybsaever Ireb .fhb BdR ~ thar
fadgrlt-iI, eu4aagsr fbs Gvss b. tbs heath et-
f5s inhabitants t5sre9fj aHeHBs7ceJ qv5srs
Of 70 x baid 6y ne Psyt0a sr pey6as qybo
5tarsd u there, yr kaoqya, Or jf not, 5y f5e
f5zrn 5y 7gJic5 Jaid Con-ntiHss cr HraAb.
officer qgns aS3eisfsd. ind 9t5easvsr aHp-
fI5 a. atoreiai9 haAbe foaad o. any Priuat
property, Iaid Commiftes or Hsatb Q55eeS
ybaA r0ftly and oraer tbe o7v7ey By oceabisT
thersoE ej1er fe0eaty four 5oar5 70 rsmevr
tbe Eams al their GUN exbenoe end n caj-
iaia ovoasr o. oeegpier. Pail ztgh7 f9 ytm9te
Eeb GAb tTon bis b. bsr Bropsriy 1fsr re
expiration 0ftbs tius af9rsaid, Ne 1r fsee
6 gf5aaiFg hall i6rtsil and bay a fae Of ony
eaaaysd asaar5, 70 be jasd for and recev red=
eotf egf5 Of Jat, ky Iai3 Ce,am1ies y.
He4lJ 0JFeer, t.jore any Court byeter y.
~ tbs faase, for fhe rye ef he par crit.
foron IN zObteb jarb 96sacs II eoa,miffsf. ~
E4fd oeUasr or occuPisg as aforstgi4 k5aA 4
obliged ID ,epqy 70 f4iJ t94y7 aA eoqsqr8
charges, zg5aebtts Jaid Co7'maies on Heah5
QFeer rq baos iresrrsd ID r,m9uA5 tbe
jlt5 from bi5 Or Der property nr4 Il esis
of rtfajal 10 pay i'e Jone, ny Or t5rg mgy
b. fIed IN fbe fame qpqy as prov;dea II tt,s
az for ibe recovery n yfaft as afgefaia.p "A
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

III ,hi5 towu. cn Friday evening Ian, zf:cr
l,,ftii.J-l,, 3fr. EDwhRD OzNARD. aged 55.
HIS remairs were iltlrcd ycIeFdsy, wth
nsfonIc honors.
On rhurflay IN, Mrs. Rsob GILES, aged
=. farmsriy of Boloa
Bt f-z. Mr. Iozs RAEn, Of dis place, la'e
printsr 1T lie O,isat-! I,t@Sa.
AT W-r7en, Ig-h uit. Mrs ASS CEtcEtEY
Nf,BFrY. ased 40, wife Of Mr Vim. IA Beth.
4. cray. 26.h ult. sALlT 0ossET'. aged
IL wears. only ch "a of Iyido" Salo1as PaJs,".
4a = was returning from A neghoor hOufe (;
aud. Ia 9etting over fence, a log tel upon
her, u,eiIed h-r to thc ground, and pat pc
rod to her exiteace
'' Bo7f 10, JeF efto.7,rorD foT fb'1 t7'709f
-st -g5af dy my bring J9rib 4!
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
Ar AMEETIHG Cr THE
BOARD Of HEALTH
TOWN "a FnRTLANn.

IN s ~ At4EN A LA NDr
VOTED, that II order to preferve The
" hsayh of the inhabitants, anI
keep the town as free = poiEble from
infection, dile4lcs, the faid inhabitants ihai
lie netiled ard rCsucGed u remove (as the
.sw direchs) all Ssh, putrid flbaances and
offending matter, frsm their inc'olures and
more elpcciaiy froin their cellars and back
yar1s, and TO c.eanfs faid places and keen
them c'sau da-ng the lunmer fealca. The
Health Commiuee having divided the town
into Nine Wards, and appointed one sf aid
Committee 10 be care Of each ward, who oily
br under ths necefTity, in order 10 do his duty,
% prsiecute thole who neglect The due DIFFER
vance Of the laws thai rcfpe4 the health of
the inhabitants Of The town
BY order or The Board.
MATTHEW COBF, C51ir71z.
JOSIAH TUCKER, Sesrs4ry.
-Feraazd, Mry ~, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
Take Notice.

70 be fold, At Public Vendue, on Satur-
a. day the mint. day Of Jaly next, AZ tea
O'Clock n the forenoon, al he Store of MIR.
JAWS SroNE, in 7I936zss for the benefit Of
me creditors Of BENAIAH HANSON, of
Bowdoinham, in the Diarja Of Maine,
Bankrupt-al The faid Hanf1as pcrGonal pro-
pcrty, coliaiug Of
DRUGS II MEDICINES,
and faodry other articles Of Nlerchsndizs.
PETER o. ALDEN, fb-rase
Pa'f'17d Tv1s IS, 1903
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
BENJAMIN Evans,


SAMUEL WATSON, informs
~ his friends and the pub &c, that he has re-
moved Iros' Middle Greet, 20 the room over
q. C'ei Ai''bsfa'y sab, opPoh Jones Row,
F.6 fyse' wheie rs carries on the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS III all i,s branches; and h,s
for lale, a frw ? Pcce' Of the mon falhionab.e
,nPerhns Br02de oths, C4Gmercs,
WHhcoatings, Eankeeai,
Trimmings, &c
on The mon reaicnable terms-fH orders
punduany attended 10. and every faeo crate
10 ly sckn0wlcd edged PorfLa-d anly a
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
gafes at aaaion.
WIELIAM FENNELLY.

WIGLt AM LIN y ELL l
INFORMS Ais friends and tlc putlic, hst
: he has rleommenccd the bufneE in The
AUCTION and co dMISSICN iise. and has
ta4cn norc next door to his former Rand,
mead of Inlrihan's Wharf: where ne foli-
cts the sarronsge Of rs forrsy friends, aud
the public IN gcnc,al.
Goods Of ali defeapfions ril be received
and field at pu5Ac ~ private fae, On uioderAte
commiiligns and IL required, cath advanced
ol Goods depodtes for public fe.
On 7uglday, 7kn7aqy65 SATURDAY
next, will Dc fod at thc above Odise,
a variety Of
Englifh and India Goods,
and many oth:r Goods, which viii Sc cried
On the days Of faIe.
AJ6, q Pyivate SAFE,
"A few pipes Giu--Bsa spsniih Flozt Indigo.
100 hraws half pint Tunbi-rs
Havana Segars-German Roles,
FanEeens st - CeRts per piece,
Bandana Observation-Disclosures, &c.
Portland, jay 4 1898.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

J9ort Of l9ortianU.
THVRSBAI JUNE 3o--Ayr;esieip Eli
"a, apt. S-tsr, 81 d,yf fo~ Liy1Pe3A
Same day-A,nvItig William, CAPT. Cosnts,
% days fo@ Ligatsoi-Lcf there lT.y 70, Zip
C4mzsres, Dyer ef P2riiIal, Joy Pbila4sI6iL, 70
yrt n io diys-Sbib HiHg, FlefaJs-, gfdo. for
74a4eiya, % f5ii ir J alr5-Byg Js0p Blotssys,
f5A4.Gss " and joy Ne7g5vHbort, u fall ~ A4p.
r.Z1J a3. s.. Da-il's 6saa BEARING E5q ZIP leagafs
lPsks tts 6;s A{sxa75sr, ~ Latgg, (yoz 1'itzag-
toa, b7@ad q BrJisi, OF 81 8 sEys-a4 zrsH - Jsae
3, ~ ief. 4izs J. lazg. AT, I55keSie Pts5s lar,
Cayhas~r f,e1 Cbarl5ear, gai ~ dlyT all tOe4 -
'sn7' iS, IL lai AZ 7, lang AZ, So I9o.a mp
Veeslis, y B3iga, frsu Bta'roTs, Jsaaf 70 Cork.
d4ys os' = al gg4A.---Jaas 70, ht. ~, Lqg.
81, jfats frssoaer Googaor, Gsr24y t5o5l Bsfoa,
se&af u Itb0, e d., s4l-zH gosJ,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

-TNUE cp7r;acrrip ~ D,'- r Srzggsy, Is
4 diGlv1i bY mutual confrut--AI prrfors
having d1manls sPainG or who are indebted
wv laid drm, ars ~ rsaie fe;tlement with la.d
8rysr. Ezekiel Dyer,
David Sawyer.
cefs EEs'J.f5, 3vy !, I3o5.
~E0HE fubrcriber hereby gives public roues
20 aIi concerned, tha: re IA. been du.y
appointed and has takes upon her the ,ruf
Ci al sdmiui1ratriE On he egste of
SAMUEL. MiLLIKEN,
lst- of Sea 5v7ggb, IL the county of Crm5e.-
land, mariner, tereal-d, Wy giving bend az
ths Law dretfi--she therefore rsque}s All
P-rfous who are Indebted 70 faid deceafed4
-f1tc d immediate payment, aud thorr
who rave any demands thereon 70 exhibit
tie Emc for f-t,ement 10
ANNA EtILLlKEE.
3s-. ~, 1904.
'fNHE iublcriber hereby gives pubic noJIce
10 all conccrnsd that he has been duIy
appointed, aus has taken upon nfelf the
trua of an adminitrator, on the tuate of
SAMUEL HARDINC,
late Of Bruuf~ics, q the county Of Curbcr.
land, houiewrgf, BY giving bond zs the law
directs he therefore rccueits an perlons who
are indebted ,o.lsid dsce4ieds eaate ts make
immediate payment; aud thoft who have any
demands thereon % exdibit the fame for Cet-
tlement to HEZEKIAH HARDING.
Tavt %. 1909.
1.-THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic ro-
tice % all concerned that he has heen
duly appoin-d and has takcn upou himlelf,
the truG Of executor 70 the ialt will and teRa-
ment cf
NATHANIEL LARRAREE,
late OF Brunlwick, a the county Of Cumb.r-
land, Elqlire ,deceated, by giving bond a the
law directs he therefore requetts ail perfons
who are indebted 70 fa;d deceafcds e6ate, to
make immediate payment, and thofe who have
any demands thereoa 60 exhibit the fame for
lettlemant 10 JOHN LARRABEE.
t4Ts 40.
NE lubicr .er hereby gives public no.
L tice 70 all concerned, that fhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon
hertelf the truf of sn Admuifratrix on
the eitate OF
ABNER MCDONALD,
late of Corbam, in the county of Cumbpr
land, mariner, deceaie1, b. giving bonds
as tie law directs She therefore equeas
all perfons who are indebted 20 the faid
deceafed's ettste TO make immediate pay
ment--and thole who have auY demands
thereon to exhibit the fame for fettle-
nent, 10
ELIZABETH M'DONALD.
June I3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Of Foreign H9Ir5.-Inrelligence re
ci-ved by the arrivals at this place,
which re this dayPubliih, j, The latet
received on the continent. Tits conid
erei as dec.fs= on the futie9 Of war
and ihculd a f-im4l declaration take
pace, re may lock for Il BY the next
arrival We regret that no London pa
2ets were received to enable lis to
give an opinion On daciion 70 i'm
portsnr 70 tie commercial interefs Of
ILis county.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

't1E inhabitants Of the town Of Portland,
4 are hereby notified that the AIefors
whl attend At Their Room ovcr tho Pof-O lice,
from the ff,b to ;he Ahi5 DIV Of INV ia 10
near - perions who may judge Jhcmielves
over taxed N the tax oili for iS73-comuai 5ted
70 CEoRcE WARREN 20 collea.
PETER WARREN,
JAMES NEAL, { 6Fsr3r,,
y MEL COB8,
P,,tiauR, GUY 4
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

"A LOT OF LAND lying 10 Portland, and
4 A bounded % D4aiorih ana State Grpets
with the Brick Houle, new aa1 well fniGled
itandng thereon, and Pew n fhe meeting
houie III h- r-cond par.fh w aid Portland.
numbered fifty and ol Che broad iae-5cint
part Of the real eltatc of JrpAH DzLANo, late
ut Portland, deccsled to pay ihe jl1 debts oE
ia'd Desno, with inciJlnt4i charges. Terms
VII be liberal. The premiles may sc viewed
any time previous to the la'e by applying t5
tha iublcribcr. sale 10 be At the f4id brick
houie.
For myfslf and DAVID BAcor,
my C a.aGmiGittraior.
ELIPdALET SMITH.
Por''az{ 2it Fa4s, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
NaIuabIe - For Sc.

= ~t'+J1~ 4-4tAA- = tIf4IA+
Or W-dT.i3qy fbe I5t5 dqy 81 1aly aexts
V0W 6s aFs-s4 tar (lis u FaBAs A4G7.s4, at 30
tsEs IF .Iy. C5adzyiet, izH5sid.,, 81 P7rtAaz5,
2. X o'cioek, AM
REFWEEN 4ooo and 5000 ACRES
= Of LAND, lying in the plantation az
Rayms7t, about IS miles frem Portland fsij
land belongs to The eilats of EAaf HglEet Der.
By Efq deceafet, and viii be fold In Lots to
accommodate pufchsfers. 4 liberal credit
vii br given upon good lecuriy.
JOHN DERBY, and
BENZ TAMiN PICK IAN, Jun. E@f'if''''
Sin, I45 T-re, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

The" EgRsra PebgftozJ," his com
TDemced publication AZ HJEaEfL III
has The features of au intelligent aud
valuable p Per aa5 as iuch Is daieTv
i1g ct public pauona2e. Ifthe meaas
q information are Gu.y encouraged, we
may f;iil erPs9 to find he Dltri9 cf
Name ditnsaib-d for Us coIrea Prio-
cigIei.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
CRDATNED-Oa Wednofiay laa

CRDAIEED-Oa Wednsfjay iaa
a. Eewcatoo, (F4lmcurA) Mr. Will.
Ham MiL1lMoeF.-The introductory
prayer BY the Rev. Mr. T75z6n; the
f5rmon by the Rev hIr. ITitimors, II
StFslharn (N. HI from thefe wor5s /;
/" d,d 7 qOW ejg5 y2H ? Ji7or5 according ~
nine bs1r,, rpb.eb J6aH |s-i y2u 7or5 kaoqvi
slge aad aadsyfz9Eag. a. Jer. :. IS ]
TAe ordsining prayer by tie Rev. Mr.,
.he.tgg ; ,hl charge by the R-v. Mr..
.JlAsn; the 'ellowlhiP Of the Churches
by rh Rev. Dca,r Deaas and The
csn7lujiog prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Crgg
Th- crea'en crder and attention were
ir4lc.t-d bY vaa aGenb'y of hea7cri,
aod RI aeI the h'gaet honor upon
ta.mGtvss ana upon the merit Ut tie
f-vsral p-rformauces. The go-d ps1-
pIc Of Newcalc0 are c0nErarula.s1 on
ta- joyful occafon and / is devout y
hoped, and drongIy believed that th-ir
p4a.r will feed them Oi.h kno &iedg-
saa u15er34ntiaG. and prove a rioh
blcE.- 10 them and to Their children.
The preacher VIII accept the cordial
tAaa.s III The fi iuds of Zion tgr hi,
three truly evangelical ordil4t on
is,-c-s. v.,, which he has Of i,.e f.
yoreI Jh.s. parto, Co.'s heritage.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
I0hn Davenport,
Ezra Hutchins.
F,,yzsgf5 Ja7s " I2o5.

f7yjfasz5 Ja7s a 1893.
Nh. stlg- Books win w kcrt a the fol-
losing places f1f th0ie who vifh 20 take paf-
Isse ID the above Gage eit DAVENPORT 5,
s o7rf4sat Mr. ,EyAAs Inn Free, and Mr.
kFEBALL.s sslf. f-e.f Elton
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
Every Day Stage,
On tbe Upper Road 10 Bgfor.

THE PrSpricta-s If the Mail Stage from
IL P0tfrggtI to tsf91 through Er,tsy, IA
vn5H, h4-a--r, WiizMgt.7 IA WsJgrz. 10
bsfe7 iatarm their friends and the public,
that thev have commenced running their
nage 10 Bottom every day In tie week, sun
days excepted. This hage viii tar, from
D4vchp1rts Tavern, Bucanrcet Poulnouth,
every morninP, viz Mond5y, Wsdncrisy and
Troav At 5 O'Clock Tuef5sy. Thnrlday and
Saturday Al clock. P4fenacrs M b-
delivered 90 any rlrt Of ths f-vcral towns
whcrs they dlgtl arrive AZ Th0.e gentlemen
who th0l ! have m particular bGhn1ls thr0'
thc fea ports, Dil find IL 60 their advantage
to travel this way. T'Ae Dads are now in
good repair, public h1ul=. excellent, ezpences
.ov, d,0,nce lhorter and 70 add % al the
fare eis than Oh the other Iad And lhozld
it 10 happen, as ia the cafe at ti--s, that the
GAGE th0uit he fuIi they lhaI bc furolf "a
With private conveyance, ar the fame price ol
fa-e 2re They have provided .hemfeiyes
wi.h f1ol carriages ana horlcs exec leat
drivers 0sily men. vf2 arc experienced in
the bsf1ef therefore thole wh0 pleale 20
Lyatr thit the ChsiI have every a.ten iou
pad to them to m 'k- hflr pafaEs agreeable
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Jshk5' Maine MariEs Liz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

-YNUE rcp7rtacr1.ip of Dy'. r ss-ggsy, i
IL diG-'vcd bY mutual conleut--An prrfors
having d-manls seainG Or who are indebted
wv laid drm, are ~ make fe;tlement with fad
6s--y.,. Ezekiel Dyer,
David Sawyer.
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'pnbat SAT-.
On SATURDAY the 18TH inn,

On SATURDAY the 18TH i'm,
at O'Clock, will poGtively De fol-.
on credit for approved notes, al the
Rore of John and Thomas Vowel,
"a hhds. firit quality Surflnam
SU G. A X,
imported in the Hoop Diana.
Mn,
7hhds. Grenada Rum,
or. cafks London particular Madei-
"a Wine,
zoqr. caRs Sherry Wine,
g hhds I'd quality Sugar,
70 bags Coffee; and after the Tfaleo Of
the Goods,
The Sloop Diana,
as fhe now lies at the wharf of laid Vow
ell's carries 600 bis. Of flour or 5000
buthels OF grain.
THOs. PATTEN,
Au6sioneer.
March II. d
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wha through the Clergy, wifled to
wouSi religion. From the friends of re-
ligion, they have met with different treat
ment. Nay, even thofe who have only
conGdered religion.as beneficial 10 fociety,
have treated toe clergy with reipetf.
1t is not therefore without afonlihment,
that we can hear a member Of 70 refpee-
table Legislature, as that Of the United
States ough, to be on the floor of Coaglefs,
citing the Clergy, as an example Of every
thing that Is dilhonett ard mean. ltieems
tina, Nj. Smile, in the debate upon the
mer1oria! of the Judges, declared that
" he had heard, that in dliputes between
the Clergy and the Lsity where IndIvidn-
ais of the clerical order had 10 decide the
caufes Of difpute, that ,hele decihons were
always in favor OF the claias of their own
order. / have no With, that the Clergy
lhould be copfdered as any thing more
than men. Stil this is low & illIbeSal
reflection upon airy defcripsion Of men,
and fuch as Mr.. Smile would not like TO
have beitowed upon his party, tho am
psrfuaded il would be equally applicable
to them as to the Clergy.
The Democrats have heretofore affected
TO have fome yeneration for religion
And whether this may be conhdered as
prelude to open hofility againa it, under
their leader Pain, ! will not venture 20
affirm. At any rate, it is a melancholy
proof, that fuch is the difempered fate OF
iociety, thai men are eltvated TO fatioHs
ia, absve The naturai levtl eftbnr miaas.
d.
(May. Rf,aldJ
Feb. IA, 1903.
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FOR sale,
About 1000 lbs. of BUTTER,
in kegs. A5@,
A Houle and Lot on Gibbon
AEect. Apply 30
G. N. LYLES.
March ~. 2aW3w
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Imby0usd method to FINE WMe.

lmbr0Ued method to FINE WMe.
Take baLf pint ne7U mix dirsfD
from sbe eo4v, mix ii qvitb half a gall0n
IF auafer, then put the 7ubah 'ato Guar,
te, eolg syiae, luke a lang flick and pm H.
to the bung hole, and fhr it 1UsA ter . or
10 m,nate,; 4ebem dane fat aqvGJ The fGM
20 Faud feady; in 6 or 8 days it qO'A be
5e7eaJ clear fl, gle. lfle scmF
BeuN be high eOlorea, as Sherry geuer4l1
is, L 7vouM rrcommend double The qnant1y
of mix and qvater. TIE mixing 1Vatet-
with mix, ixRsaa Of zoine, as a(aai, II
Incorporates better, and Of eoags, makes
a nice fine.
ROBERT LLOYD NICOLS.
EaFou, Jan. IL, 1903.
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March II.

Eatraa from an Aa Of the Cor
poratSon Of alexandria for the
Ext1ngaM/hment Of Fire.
- IF any perion who fhall be
oee' ''N' Il preient at any FIRE, fhall ne
glea or refuie to obey the order or diretti-
ons of any officer who fhall be appointed
by any fire company now eaablilhed, or
which may be hereafter efablifhed, know
irg him to be an officer, fuch perfon fhall
forfeit and pay the fun of Five Dollars
Provided, the name Of fuch officer lhall
have been fit pulifhed in one of the public
papers printed in the town.
At ftated meeting of the Relief Fire
Company, held at Mr.. John Gadiby's
Tavern, March sd, 1903, the following
perfons were duly elected as officers o:
iaid company for the en(uing year:
William Harper, 1T
Thomas PrcAon, I'd Commanders.
Gurden Chaplin, Sd
Samuel Craig,
Joleph Harper, P,oulcror,.
B. Hampton,
Geo. Siacum, )
Geo G, Gqfyell, sa5ordrate Di-
Thos. Vowel, Jun. ,eaors.
Abel Janney, J
VIM. Newton,
D. Douglas, 1,astees.
G. N. Lyles,
Samue! Craig, 7rt0sarer.
Benz. Shreye, Clerk
JOSHUA RIDDLE, Clerk.
March - e*'
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entruaed with The preiervation and fafefy
of the colony, is of an opinion calculated
TO maintain peace. 'Infuch an alternative,
Sir, you Excellency ongh, to heiitate no
longer in uiing your powers TO preiefve
this peace. Ii it kould be dilturded, the
reponhbillity Of the event mutt lnevl!a-
bl, lie on your Excellehcy. his Ca
ts1olic Majeay, who is in fone mea.ure
guarantee o,France for Louinana, nasil
France fhall have occupied it, would
have 10 blame you, for nor having taken
the mesures necedary TO fulhl that qua
ranlee towards his ally.
The contents of this letter, Sir, will,
am confident, be fully joRihed 70 your
excellency by the exiting circumstances,
which tie Marquis d'Yrujo, In behalf OF
his coart, will doub,lefs make known to
| You more particularly. II only remains
for me, therefore, 20 pray your excelien-
cy TO accept the aHurance OF my retpeet
and high confederation
lSigned)
L. A. PICHON.
HIS ExcelIency the Governor
OF his Catholic Majcfy in
the province Of LouGana.
A refpedble merchant in Bottom has
received letter from one Of the Amerl-
can captains engaged TO carry French
troops from Holland to Lonihanna, dated
9Th January, which ftates !: " That the
tranfpo,ts were ready TO receive the
troops on board but that they were all
frozen up, and would probably be detain-
ed until The beginning of FEBRUARY"
By a recent order of General Rocham-
beau, no veasls under feventy tons bur.
then will be admitted into the ports OF
ST. Domingo. This regulation has been
occaforled, by the detecting of feveral inall
yeaels being engaged in unlawful COM
merce with the bngands.
Extrad of a letter received by refpec-
table mercantile houfe in Baltimore da-
ted Kingfon, Jamaica, January 49,,
1909.
/" Our market for -four continues to
fall, owing to the large quantities lately
arrived we are of opinion that there is
now Efficient at market for gtour mon.hs
connmption, fay about fxteen thouiand
barrels" q We fhall do ourfelves the
pleafure ofgiving The earlief information
whens change is likely TO take place"
Flour 7 to dollars, white corn meal
Ito s dollars. yellow do. s to 81; beef,
cargo IS TO IS dollars, pork DO. II TO 20
dollars coffee 10 TO II dollars, rum 90
cents per Gallon, fugar 4 TO dollars
per cwt.
Extraef of a letter from the fame to the
fame, dated Feb. 9, 1903.
Since writing the preceding there has
been upwards of feven thoufand barrels
OF lOut CUtSICu dt TIC N>uttOIi
befdes large quantities of other proyi-
fons.''
Prices. Flour fuperfne, Baltimore or
Philadelphia, is from 81 TO J dolls. do.
New Orleans from ~ to s.. Pork from
IS to IS dollars corn meal from 4 to 5
dollars.
Increafe of Federali{m in the State of
NewhampfhiIe.
Tueiday Taft was the annual period of
election in Newhamphire for G0Oernor,
SC. By fatement Of votes, received
from FIX towns; the following incraale ap-
peas.
1909.
Portfmouth, Gilman, z53 Langdon 547
Darlington, z49 81
Concord, l4S $50
Kingaon, A. 4S
Bofcaweu, 90 Izo
Dunoartoo, 50 50.