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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
Twenty Dollars Reward.

SPRAYED or Stolen from the pal}ure
Of Toieph Potter, IN B7rd7, 10th inn. bay color
MARE, with black and tail, and foms white fp. IS
rndsr the fadde, all and 9me:hng o carries h.r
head rather low, has very lmal far her orghead-
fhc was fix years old Ian iPfing.
ALTO, a red Horle, with white lripe
n bis face, fve years old a Prng rots Il L very MIN.
bic looted and rather small Haven't away (f nolen)
with hackle on-Whoever will give information Of one
or both Of them sfaJ Pgit, ia Boze Me Or Tsys-
.zia5 AEsSa Of Fes'5ueyb n II. fia he hsndiomey
ryardsd II they ions BOTH found anray-i folsa
or found il the hands Of suy who pretend own them
whoever will ecurs the lhef thieves, tbal hcy can
be brought Juice and horfes delivered 10 either OF the
sbove asnlel perlcns. lha have a rev rd rs Twlntv
Dollars, htides the payment ii nectflry charges ty
Boss4sia yuy as, 1895. JEREMIAH MASON.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public no
tce 10 an concerned, that he has been duly aPPUnte
d 5oss non on the EAste Of ANDRElF' S[A[JNTO ",
lac OF Clbe EGz.5h ia tie county Of Cumberland yeo
man. dtce4lrI by giving OonI the law dlrctfs III {
therefore reqlcs a Perons who Indebted TO laid de-
cc4ie4s e94te make immediate payment aud thoie
who have any demands thereon exhbit the fame for
l-,tIenent ID EDMOND HAGENS.
dayzF - 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22


PES9saht informs he pa5is tbaf " bar ia rsc-p.d
~ fr0m Richard Lee < Cos Patent F4ab Msai
eDs S49re, Nezygo,k, fD5 hPbJ of TIE JoAozriqg
VALUABLE MEDICINES,
ev5fe5 IL biy6 efrm end general ne throughout To-
United States, many Of them beng Iod cbrabsr than f5r
drugs of s05ieb by Compounded, 19aa ~ Pare5a 4
q retail Fare.
Hamilton's EGence & Extra6 of Muitard:
u Jate and ,ft9aai re71ea7 far
Acute and Clrulic Rheumatifm, GOut, Rheumat.c
Gout,Pafy, Lum5aeo, Numbasla, White iweI-
ings, Cai.bains, opraihs, 3ruie. P1in IN The tlc-
and neck, sc
This valuable remedy is prepared both in hujd
Fate and 10 pills and thus eXccI60y adapted both for
external x I'D eriaI ue.-The Pills OPyrate mildly by
urine, and by ilIenhble petipir9tion, exPaiing the
iupeIHnous & NOS bid kumours they arc highly cor
dial 10 the ROmaCb create appetite s getllOn,
move flying pains, aud cold Or windy complaints in
the hOmach and bowels
The enence is a wonderful affGlat to the pills ID
Rbeuml.iim, GCut, Lumbago and Pafy--a1d ~ rs
peculiar penetratng AMI dtperiug quality, remove
the NOR voIent prains, bfuile5, numbnef5 a,ndis Of
the neck Outs &C. lwliied faces, head acL-, ndurA-
ted hreahs, white DWELLINGS, frozen limbs, &c. and
viii inti!aby pre- vent the ii ef-tt5 Of wet dlnp
feet
Some may be furprzed that this medicine fhoull
be preicrbtd with equal frCceis ia fuch variety Of
cafes, Unt his iurprze will ceaewh=n 10 recoletted
mat ai thOe Complaints reiuit from the iarne cluf5
a tOwn,i5 IN The circulation 0. the lymph % obhru8-
Ion0 IN The lymPhatic v1 leIs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

HTRAYED or Stolen from me the feb
fcribet in Gay, on the 18th Of Jay, a red L1ARE,
about years old, PAGES and tr5s, white grippe
81 her forehead, and three white fcct-alc is lm
her head. AID crack in OF her hoofWlcever will
take up iaid aad return hcr me give inora4
son where ie is lail be handsomely rewarded for the
zane. LEVI MORSE.
Gycy. fl-af =
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
Tooth Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which gives imme-
date and llting relief 10 toe mol l5ssre inRances
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

The 1u0lcTiber hereby gives public no
rice to All concerned, that ne has beea juy spponJe
ADD takeo upon rs led the qt OF an EHecnrx the "a "
VIII ana rctttmcnt of T0HT KEEN lare of Turner, il
the county of Cunberand senenan dectaGed, by giving
bond he law diret'-She thereFors reQueas al PER
fon who indebted TO laid deccal-Is eaie, make
Immediate tzymeat; ana tholc who have any demands
thereon. exhibit the fame Ter l-ttcrent to
Aaqg1 IS, 1903. JERU5HA KEEN
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

TAkLN UP, on the goth july, init.
Il black MARE, about Is{ hands >ish, hod before
,,,dqed about oyesrs cd, natural To o. Alo. dark
say aARE Sbout * haaes high, all, bod al round
The owner or may have shem ~ proving properly
sud paying eharges-apPy -
ssss EA.1ss.s, Js.y so, 1853 STEPHEN JORDAN
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
"a Valuable Farm,

TOR Sale, in Tmnsr-fituated on the
UDp.r Street. 70 called one mile from ne meeting
hore sth sit contains enc hundred and fifty acres OF
Lard with new Hculc, bur final good Sarn A. there
u Maine, III feet iong 81 vide wei anihed So1,
80 60, t4ue and Orchard thereon well wooded and
atered and well ienced with tone wall, and tone under
two rails fevsnty under improvement me terms
NJ hc one third ca down, and me ret a. the agreement
s made. Apply 70 LII rHER CAREY tor niorm@'i0h
or az SAMUEL PUMPlLLEY, On The Premi-es
Ta5rsy, Aarpf I3, 1888.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

L HE inbIcrIber hereby gives pubic no
ticeto concerned, that he has been du appointed
md las taken uton hmtf th- ruR n Adm nEjra.or
Tie cnatc of IVCREAgE PORE, late VI Flr4ut5, III
the county Ct Cumberland, mariner, deceaieI by giving
bond the law dircftsPe therefore rcdues all perfons
who Indebted f4d dyee4tds efae 10 make imnc-
dAte payment and hae who have any demands thereon
ID exhhit the l41se FOR iett.ei3ent to
WILLIAM POTE.
F,IDo,B cfy,,,3tGo,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
From Or. Wratherburn.

HJtbs County, Virginia
GeafleBea-I purchafel atyour mop the preparations
rou cali H2mIfon'J kJsacs Extro3 of M4Rayd, which
believe has perfectly removed Chronc Kheumatiln
lot that kidd naJaed Scatcao of The hip joint unter
wh-oh had labored lor ohE time, aud which mad
5atilod r'-y article IN the M4t1ua medlca, and erey
mode OF treatment received toto practice for the cure
II hs coitnate dtea.-. IyoI thnA this letter ul1fu,
you afe at liberty 10 make il pubic
Yours, &c p. WEATHERBuRN.
joss HOWE, rope-m maker, South Second -0rret,
between Mary and Cnrifan- tetts, Philadelphia, No
luntauiy maEeth Oath q, follows, n3uteg--hat his
wt5, nlary Hoover, 70 l;vsiey afflicted with yo-
lent Kh1unat tm very auseroGGy htuatrt, the con
l1quenct of evtre cold att5r lying IN 10 bs con
lined 10 her bcd foT ieycra weeks, AID was at length
reduced 70 me mcianchoy Appreciation of rtman-
rs Cripple for life, notwithstanding the NOT reipctt-
able nedtca! advice was followed, and every probable
remedy attempted when eecg f.yeral cal Of cures
performed BIZ riamnton's EI-nce and Extract 81 rI.ft
lrd, they were procured from Nv. Birch. mo. ~,
South Second areet. The hf application erab,d
her to wak acrols the room, and the of one bot
nc cor1I Alr 10 h,r 1faa rate 0t heai,h and r5Dgta.
Joan HOOvEa.
5wora md fubftrbed before Ebenecer F~1glGn,efq
one Of tht jGltlte5 ut che P1ace tor Philadelphia
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
Stray Cow.

STOLEN from the Gubfcriber, at BclE4,f,
black MARE, feven years old, with fguAre dock,
her near eye OUT, hiad les called little. trots s-She
--ss taken by one Saaaet Hta- ~ az gilt com
peronn about five iee niche, high, drcled i'll blue
fhort Jaekettiad N company with hia,, ono pier 81
5g, who Is luPpoi,d Sc confederate in acaina fad
mare.Whoevtr win take up laid White and recuc laid
mare, or the only, ihal Sc handsomely rewarded ~
Be.f57, AagsF 1. NS) WHIIAH PITCHER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

: t6s srsv-A!ie7 GHI care 9t Bilious aD4 M4AgHan
fs!lrJ, ~ re1sMMeHaea

" an ounce OF fieYe0tiOn IS worth pound OF Cure.
F5T I5s srsvsAic4 aal cave 2f Bilious aud M4!ig7ant
fsttrJ, u recsmmeEde4
H2hn'S Anti Bilious Pills.
T5s operation tbe Pt5 y $-yj.a5 mid % as t. ~ ad
20b lf b tes1H5 ii sVery Ftnatioa aud 2f every age
IhSy &C eXceleGtly adapted to cary OF fuperfu-
o1s bic, aud prevert its morbid f5crcIIoa4to ref e
and amend The sPprtte-to produce a lree perlpra,
uOu, and thereby prevent colds, which oiten Of
fatal concGuaH.es. dofe never fails to remove
cold tattn its ia APpearancelhey are cri,0rz-
ied for removing ha6i.na cOltIvensl-Acklefs the
iomach and ievere htad-ach5and ouEht Up be T. zen
"Y al Petions On change ot climate They have
been found remarkably stEcsCous In preventing and
curi0g Gicrders attendant on long vUya g1s aud mould
be procured ADD carefully prlieivsi for uf1 BY ev1ry
iranan.
Hahn's true and genuine German Corn
Platter.
An infalibe remedy fur Corns. fpeejily removing
them, root anG branch, without giving pain.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

To Let, the ore half Of a two a..,
Dwelling Hcue, f-ua.ed pe4f4ut srt of tt- ps.
For Particulars, iosureof EAlHAN FR Mn
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
IS true and genuine German Corn
Platter.

An inEaIbIe remedy tOr Corns, tPce5ily removing
them, root anG branch, without giving PAIN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
Da. BARDWELL's
Genuine Ague and FeVer Dro

Genuine Agus and EeVer Drops,
For the Cure OF Agues. Intermittent ssd Re-
mittent Feven.
THE proprietor feels il his duty. to pre-
Zen, to the public, Medicine ackno Rledged &
proved TO DC the fra in the world; b:ing fov-
e,iea remedy for oae Of The moR diitreaing
dilesies which sfi.et mankind. The properties
and Qualities OF this Medicine, has been 10 fully
approved ard aitefed, as to leave no doubt
vhMeyer of it, efficacy. 1houiands have been
cured by theft drops. after the bark and every
Other remedy has proved i6efsttusl ; aud not
oes in a hundted has had occaGon 10 take mo.e
than ,inge bottle.
DR.. BARDwELLs
Terminating Solar Tatfars, or Paba-
ium Life.
Tor The Cure og Confumption aod Afhma Dii-
ordet. in the STOMACH aod Bowels, Con-
volhors, ChoiIc sod Dyfen,ery.
CAUTIOUS inveaiga,ion. and attentive
spQuhy iatO The nAsafs aad lava OF INC aainai
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
i.An'S Of 9HS UNION.
lPuBLlsAED By AUTHaRirY.

SEVkkTH IOkC Z kSS
of fbe
UNITED STATES,
a, tbsv J'eo1a J.lbs~,
Begun and held at iae IL
~ OF Walhing,on. in The
Territory OF Columbia,
on Mouday, the 6Ia OF
Decembrf, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
DR.. HUNTERS
Genuine Hnti5iHoRS PiHS

AN agreeable aad certain preventative OF
that prediipoliiion to inaamstory and malignant
f,ser, which prevails at particular fe1ions ot the
year. The rapid and increahug demand from
esery part of TIE U9ited States, and the Wef-
lodi. Hands is the belt evidence OF their fuPe-
..,x 80 rIlcrCe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25

economy, having long confirmed an opinion
in I'll; mind OF the inveGtor, that all the msls
dies above mentioned. derive their origin iron
the fame c,ulr, indirect debility, or con!equrn'
weaknei, the analogy ui their iouice by na,u
raj inference fuggeaed she idea of their removal
by the fame. means The refdlt vas The di!c1v.
cry of the -snima,iug Solar Tioelare. which
after having been employed in thoufauds OF in
aancss. with me poa uaexampled and aitoni!h
ing facceis. has obtain-d the "armea approba
ton of chaIati1rs of the 6rt rsipeelabiiiy, both
10 and ou, OF the proieilicn. the pTopretors can
confidently recommend, as one of the mot GER
tain. eeicacious, and piestsnt remedies ever dil-
covered by man or offered TO the world.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
Nj DICI N E S,
Fer Sale BY JAcos RICHARDSON, P. M.
DR.ATKINSONs
Genuine Eyencs If My9ara.


- HEUMATiSM 10 every aage, inaantly
has faccesde4 ia curing ihe IN ,a dcfperaSe caies
EsE, PalL,. aad Conpisisis efk5e Sisnaeb, after
var,ous otner medicines have proved 10. h.ttusl.
IL Ia prepared in pills, ana ALTO in Aaid fate.
The pills are particularly fervicesble Ia Haiuicn-
cies and in1igsti0n, and by their falu,sry oPe-
ration, promo,e perfpirstion, and gradually un-
defmioc the mott obainate .rh.unstiim and.
at the fanc tine, invigora,: the dchilitarsd con-
Riioupa. The e I'D eEence ia ge,narkable ac-
tive emorocagion, neceiTatily ufsd with the pills,
aad as generally exci,.s a tinsling ieniaton I; 1t
removes the c.aie OF pain b. bringing on Cir
csl4tiop in ne paris aGeaed, by this means,
frczen El,b,. the icVcrea ipssins and bruilcs,
old lt-sin, and reizxationa are generally cared
by iew spplica'ioa,. The genuine is dilin-
guiihcd from codn,cF.eiu by the fgnzInse D!
THOMAS Stokes, & Co. being affixed 70
each bottle without which mark of aaIhsnti-
city, none are gcnuine.
Cbm5auds Amalbmafic L0zsngeS.
Il radical cure IA, e0sgbs. esk4,. afbmas and eon-
Junpnons. diGEtaiy gf breathing. S'f. &c.
MIR. CHAMB AUD. the lole proprietor
Of thia u.edieins has Ene fsist4eiion Co announce
thar rhey nave been the means u relieving many
pefions in a mca pisc4rlpus d.re ot nea!ln. In
common cords thI. medicine pmduc., 20 isIutary
a pieipira.inn thar G.y gcnefaiiy a. eradicand
In sew heurs. Coughing, DeiSg prolonged by
shat eonvuiive {, mptum tcrmed the sek!ing IN
the throat, II ilor,cns lis duration by pEomot-
ina lee. and freng,hsning the contitation.
Pu.monary compIsints affecting the biesa and
Lungs, thois affected with them expert
ricace an alG,ah ipmediate relief. Afhmn and
cughl led coafumpt,ons have repeatedly been
gl4tlca;rt by mem. lnisH,s in rhs hoping
cough, aud 9o.en during pse gasncy, may take
ttem without the lcaa fear of danger. and with
the sreat.h expectation of relief, nor can It be
sdnr aered at an improper ieaion.
Tbs Genuine Scolc5 Hc5 Ointment.
THE oaIy msiiciac thai co.es this difa-
sreeable diesie, by oae application. 70 many
thoaiands hayiag ex peiicnccd its efficacy it rs
unDecenaiy TO ada any more arguments 10 its
favor, ba; % caution the pubic. 10 oblerve,
taat the name THOMAS SroKEs s. Co. is siix-
ed TO each b9S, without this max OF aathen-
ITCHY, none sls genuine.
ATKiNSON's
Genuine and Lgjah6h: Warm Dsaroying
L0%en2es.
AS pte4y. eEcz1al and faTe 'tr'ey'
Asnds un.ivslle led. and has RchlTmeI ionutnefa-
bic ca,es, when medical aid and other worm
medicines could afford no relief. Ih-ic Lczen-
pcs No, oaiy deitroy worms where they exit,
bu, entirely and sffattualiy prevent their rsSeae-
rstioo. For this porpoIe. the proprietor recon-
m:uds their beng uied in the fpriDg and fall.
Tnoie families who have takcn his advice, and
efsd The Lozcnses as their common phyiic a.
nong the children lfJr which they are excellent.
" caicusted) have now the haPpinefs to hnd
tsel, ch;Idsen entirely delivered from thols
dreadful verrin.
DR.. HUNTERS
C.,,,., d,,;L;Eour D,We
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25

AN ACT
More Il aually to providr for The organiza'iln
oil llk Nlilia OF the dia,iet OF Coiunoia.
(Concujed trom our lsa
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-11
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.
Extraa ofa letter fran a gentleman at
Marches, to bis e0rrxl3odent year Lex

Extraa efa letter fran a gentleman at
Matches, to bis e0rreIpodent xear Lex
iington (K.) dated January IS.
!" Since the fhutting of the port of New Or
leans, bufnefs has become extremely dull, and
fcarccy worth attending to.
{" The spaniardS behave of late very rudely
to our citizens, and appear to be actually engag-
ed in terrifying the town of New Orleans--ris
fsid that they are making chain of enormous
fze, no doubt with view to totally obitru2
the navigation of the rivcr--we view our ftua.
ton "a mott critical one, and know not at what
moment we lhall be denied the ufe of the river
will uame to you one or two infanccs of their
behavior Col. John Ellis of this place, def
cended the fever TO New Orleans with his crop
of cotton. By fome means or other, he found
il neceGary to land part of it on the wharves.
The intendant foon after ;waiked paG the fpot
where it wa, Piled and in mof rude manner
ordcd it on board the boat in given length Of
tinle, 70 fhort tina. the hands were obliged TO
pile it in any manner, the foone(t done. The
confequence was that the boat oaplIzed aud
difeharged her cargo in the Cream. After
5 much labor and rifque, twas regained and pvt
on fhore to dry then with the utmoh diff
Guilty was the cotton allowed to be re fhipped by
Col. Ellis. Another is, Sir William Durham
of this place, who had fome goods arrived from
London, on board the Fame--fhe was ordered
TO anchor in the freanl, where boats was TO re-
ccive the cargo for this place. The boat along
tide had part OF her cargo CO bsaId wien
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-11

The covenant co the par; Of l,lr. Dex-
-, on which the fuit is brought, is ior
bimfelf and his fuceeaas.
The whole face OF the agreement then
raniteRs very clearly contract made en-
firely on public account, without view
% the part ofei;her the lellor or letiee TO
the private advantage OF reiponhbili'y OF
Mr.. Dexter.
The only circumaance which could ex-
cite doubt was produced by the tecAni-
cal operation of the zeal. This in plain
reaion and common {enie can make no
difference in defgnat;ug the Perfon to be
refponGbIe for the contrad, and 70 II has
been determined in the cafe cited from
the III term, rep. GA.
The court is unanimously and clearly
of opinion that this contract was entered
into entirely on behalf of government,
by perlon properly authorized to make
it, and that its obligation is on the go.
vernment only.
Whatever the claims of the plaintiff
may be, it is to theigovernment, and not
to the defendant, he mutt reiort, TO have
them fatis6sd.
Judgment afr ned, with COTS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-11
NEW. YORK, March 6.

Arrived, hips Hope, Pekins, lRuaia,
via Halifax; Commerce, Wet, Calcutta;
briggs Sally, Brooks, HAVANA ; Happy
Couple, Ssarks, Savannah; fchs. Belvi--
dere, Potter, Richmond Peal, Thomp-
fon, do. Polly, Cro6y, Wilmington, N.
G. Charming Mary, Potter, Norfolk.
Cleared, fhips Connecticut, Allen, EAT
Indies; Richmond, Rudd, Hamburger
and market True American, Teuler,
Barcelona.
Brig Perseverance, sellick, London
derry.
Schrs. Rambler, Pitcher, Savannah ;
Lionefs, Smith, Charetion.
The ich. Virginia is arrived at Saran-
bah.
Xryived 1fnee err lea,
Ship Commerce, E. Wet matter, 1876
days from Calcutta, via lie Of France, in
81 days. The hip Edex, Orne, Of aad
for Salem, failed in company. Left at
Calcutta, on the I'd December, chips
Ann, Rutter, Of Baltimore; Cornelia,
Roaeter, Of Philadelphia /; Martha, Shil-
aber, of Salem; Franklin, Townfend, of
do, and Financier, Weber, of Bottom.
Left at lie Of France, brig Two Friends,
Ruael, of Salem, bound to Sumatra !;
lhip Two Brothers, Holman, of and tor
Salem, 70 fail in 10 days andl brig
Lydia, Ruff, of do. Feb 18TH in lat. a9
IS fpoke fchr. Helen, Wells OF and for
Hartford, from Anguila.
ShipfloPe, Perkins, fir. Ruaia, iaR from
Halifax, in IL days. Nov. 18th, in a
gale, : heavy Tea Rruck the fhip, and
knocked her on her beam ends, in which
ftuation fhe remained ten minutes. The
decks were iwept by it of the boat and
every thing, The plankihred was fplit
aad hattercd to pieces, which let the wa
ter into the hold in great quantities.
December /, put into Halifax and unload
ed, having but two men able to work.
About Is of the sarge was damaged by
the leak in the above gale, and was fold
at Halifax. February a5th, in lat. a..
20. long. 6o. fpokea Spanilh brig bound
from the Mediterranean to Bottom.
Same day fpoke ihip Sally, of and from
New Brunfwick for BriRol.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-11
From the WAsHlscros FrDERaLlsr.

The following opinion of the Supreme
Court of the United States as to the per-
fonal refponfbiIity of public officer for
acts done as agent Of the government, is
intereGing and ufefnl.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

SHALL be obliged. very ac,tly.to leave this
J State Tor jzv nouns, Should any perIons
aav,ne demeuiy against &c, w,.h TO have then
Ureyi5aily sciuGed, iaall b. CAD :! tAcy wiil
bring yiec, .orsafd Immediately, Ter tha, pur-
pole.
~ tic o.tronagc have received from my
Frierps and the Pubic, Gnce m comm-nc :ment
in R,.iu:is HIS FJiIy equalled my no0 eAtfc,ipg
expectations, beg le.,,e, with Que 'cnhhiFity and
5c:pe}, 20 ofer IN retu,n my mott grateful ac-
acknowledgements.
Doing nv ,Dencc Mr.. WlhiamH Fi1zwhylion
WI. rcceive I'D pay money, aud ietile ii ont
ward tranlAthoCs ans accounts on my behalf
lAe oaiiae $ 81 3 Ok binding, IN al It's var,ou:
Oc.nches, Mil &c carried on by MIR. Sc ei Comos
~ho viii execal- ii ordcrs with promptiSude ana
hdeipy.
There is now on hand, and will be conltan,Iy
k,ptup : r,plete aaor;mcnt of stationary, An
Of a. KINDS oi blank and Ruled looks uled II
Mercantile, Lesa ano Private pui;es,
JOHN PUMF2ET.
R;,t@7sf, My IN. 1908, 10
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i para graph appeared in Smiths Nation
al lstsA;gssssr Of the I'D init. feipeet-
ING ceftain proceedings in the Senate Of
the United States, upon the petition OF
William Marbury, r. I. Hooe, and
Dennis Rarniay, praying ahat the Sc
crrtafy Of the Ssnate might be allow
ed TO give them certificate from the
Executive Journal.
This paragraph contained fuch a fingalar
aGrmblage Of strange, and 70 US, IN
brslz5ze things, that We have been 10
Educed 70 obtain true aasement OF the
facts; and likewils as correct ketch
of the Debates In the Senate, on the
petition, as the nature OF The cafe pei
mits not having been pTeiens our
frlves 10 take notes of the arguments
as they were delivered.
We now prefent them TO the public, as
fpscimen Of the anxious iolicitude OF
our good Democrats, to preisrve ia
violate the rights of individuals, (ef a
Sarfienlar xA, and ihall leave MIR.
Smiths extraordinary paragraph, with
al It's faiiehoods, It's wiiuo,n and ITS
wit, as banquet 20 regale his own
iaeacious mine and TO meet its me-
rited execrasion from the d.ste,ning, the
candid and the good.
We. lhsll not pretend that Mr.. Smith has
been guilty of .. eeatempt ofCourt nor
thar.hss arrogance may produce few
weeks reitrainr OF hi. per4onal liberty
his brother Jacobin and fellow lander
,er OF Courts, BillyiDuane, having ex-
perisnce upon fuch fubjetts, may poiii-
bly, -hint to,him fomething uietul OPon
this location.
The Supre ne Cour, of the United States,
may take Mr.. Smiths advice upon this
and other matters refpeeting their du
ty, next week, 1.-The FELTON, commenced
the 9TH ina. unlefs, peradyenture, the
,bxldof the Executive, the uie of which
we are told MIR. Smith boats of, ihould
prove 70 broad, aud 70 impenetrable,
that, the little gentleman may, with
liety, repolc behind i'll!
Wasbixgtoa FeSeraliti.
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LEGISLATURES OF NEW YORK.

In the Houfe Of AfTcmbly, Of this State.
the 10th Of January Taft the following
letter from Gouyerneur Morris, one OF
the Senators from this State, in Ihs
Conerels of the United States, addredsd
TO his Honor the Speaker, was read as
follows:
WASHINGTON, Dsc. ~ 1907.
SIR,
On the a4th Of February !af, com,
municated to the Senate of the United
States the refolutioas which you did me
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FROM THE BALANCE.
ON THE INCREASING PREVALENCE OF
DUELLING.
No. III.

When Scion was a&ed whether be had
given the Athenians the bef poGible code
of laws, he repl;e that the laws he had
given them were as good as they could
bar. In free fates, any law however
juit, thar lhouId oppole the current Of pub
lie opinion, would become null and void ];
or would fail of being promptly and ge-
aeral!y exc uted. Therefore in enatting
laws, the qceiion of braRie46i;y, as
veil as of <gaiy, is to be conddeted.
Theft feD!iments, the truth whereof is,