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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17

"HE poGenes one original and, alrioft,
supernatural faculty; the faculty of devel-
oping fabjea by Jingle glance of his
mind, and detecting at once, the very
point on which every controversy depends.
No matter, what the queltion; though
ten times more knotty than 'the gnarled
oak the lightning of heaven is not more
rapid nor more reGltleis, than his afoniih-
ing penetration. Nor does the exercife of
it ieem TO colt him an effort. On the
contrary it is as ealy as vifion. am per-
fuadea that his eyes do not fly over land
fcape, and take IL its various objects with
more promptitude and facility, than his
mind embraces and analyfes the mott COM
pick fubjeet. Podefling this intellectual
elevation which enables him to 'ook down
and comprehend the whole ground at
once, he determines Immediately and with
out difficulty on which fide the queition
may be mott advantageouly approached
and afailed. In bad cauie, his art
conlilts in laying his premifes 70 re-
motely from the point directly in debate,
or ellie in terms 70 general and 70 fpeeious
that the nearer, feeling no confequence
which can be drawn from them, is iuit as
illingtoadmitthem asnot; but, hispremles
once admitted, the denomination, how
ever diltant, follows as certainly,as cogent-
y, as inevitably, as any denomination in
Euclid.--All his eloquence conGts in the
apparently deep felF-convidion, and en-
phatic earnettncls of his manner the
correspondent implicity and energy of his
fyle the clofe and logical connection of
his thoughts; and the ealy gradations by
which he opens his lights on the attentive
minds Of his hearers. There is no topping
to weave gsrlands of flowers, to hang in
fefoons, around favorite argument. On
the contrary, every fentence is progreflive
every idea iheds new light on the fub-
je6t--the lilfener is kept perpetuallyin that
iweetly ple2(urable vibration, with which
the mind of man always receives new
truths-the dawn adyancesin eafybutunre-
hitting pace-the (ubled opens gradually
on the view-until, .ri6ng, in high relief,
IN all its native colors and proportions, the
argument is contaminated by the convic-
ton of the delighted nearer.
"The iuccels of this gentleman has rem
ed it doubtful with fcvelal literary charac-
tiers in this country, whether high fancy
be of real uie or advantage to any one but
poet. They contend, that although the
the mott beautiful flights of the happief
fancy, interpreted through an argument,
may give an audience the momentary,
delightful fwell Of admiration, the tran
hent thrill of divinef rapture vet
that they produce no laiting effect in for
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Ek for Sale as aSov.,

Hyo for Sac a500t,
The real Farmers A lmanack, for oo4
by the gres, dozen. or GugIc the publihers prices
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Maine Almanack, for 1904.

T rHIs Day viii be publ lhcd by THOMAS CLARK,
and FOR fAle at his Bookstore, nearly oppohte the
Maine Fire and Marine Iufuranee Office Eilli-llrcet,
Portland
The MAINE ALMANACK, for the year of nnr Lord
1900: being Bihertie, Leap Year, and the twenty
eighth of American independence -Calculated for the
rdan of Portland, and particularly adapted the
Diltricf OF MArNr 49, Price aas. 50 s Cr5--37 II
Ct, aa-ep--6 fngts.}
c. The highelt price in CASH, viii be given
foe any quantity Of RAGS the above Store tie Gu
flung winter (Ia@3m)
po,fL,uJ Ma,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Valuable Country Stands.

10 LET,
I WAT P'eaTsnt and valuable tand for buIuefs, in
Capiiic (falmouth) now occupied by the iubfcrber
The premies con6it of large commodious dwelling
honie ou5toufes and tore-together with ten acres
of land and good garden 1t excellent hand Tor
public houe, or for a trader.
Ajo 10 Lei,
fmall dwenghoufe in the above village, with from
ten to twenty acres of and and excellent Crmih,
with two fctts of ftones and boiling mill.
LRsgp5e FOR SALE
good Fand Preiu.nfcot Mills, conffing OF new
wo tory houle, partly niihed abont thirty acres of
and snd ivc-xteenths of fay-mll, being valuable
htuAtion for trader mechanic tavern keePer-For
particulars apply to
SAMUEL BUTTS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17

\ bENEZER HUMPHREY, inior ms hisfrierds
eng ''rner enHer.ts. thAG he mas removed 10 that
ssaeat BRICK h'ufr Owned by Air Cyses, directly
tro.e Nr hta'Fi eore. in Fore. esrsss whore every
~; WI es gwen 10 thofe who n4v favor hin with
N'usHcs' Psr!sss, Ne rs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Boarding.
"A good Saw Mill,
Houfe Lots for Sale.

TO BE SOLD, ON REASONABLE rEsrs,
TWO LOTS of LAND; one fltuated
in Back-Street, making the corner OF Fiddle Lane
the other IN Chefnut-Strect, the Court-Houfe -
Terms Of payment made eafy.-Enqure of the Printer.
Nv. rs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Samuel Fow!e * co.
Ne. IS, Long-Wbar,

W. 5, LpNy-WO1U,
HAVE FOR SALE,
PIPES Cogniac Brandy, 1T & 18th proof,
do. Hollands Gin, Of a hyperion quality'
Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
do. Antigua do.
do. New England do.
Hhds. and bbls. Sugars,
Chefs and half chelts Bohea Tea.
do. hyfon and Souchoag do.
Boxes of Candles,
do. Soap.
- Comniflion Bufinefs trarfaaed-
Gan literally advanced on Goods depolted for ise.
The a5ove Goods will be fold for cath
or approved credit, on thc m9s rca.oaabe terms
Portland aJi NoV. 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Book & Stationary Store,
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.

ss*k ssss,--
I THOMAS CLARK, has iuf received
at hi, Store nearly oppodte the Maine Fire K Ma
r.e InfurAnce Office FjG Pert PORTLAND, aaors
me of BOOKS & STATlONARY-a~.rg rsbeb Grs,
Handsome FAMILY BIBLES,
~aS ET,r4Uirg', Efat AP.eryp5~, and Concordance.
JuR pubhed haadloue editions one large Royal
ouaro, price dsas, the other large Denny Cnarto,
price sgbf dollars. the
HOLY BIBLE--Each edition contains,
:. Summary Hifory of the Bible from the fri coli
leetng OF the Sacred W1tings until the translation
in ule made by order of King 1azzes, in 1913.
Z. The Books of the Old reRament, the ApocTypha,
and the New Tefament translated by order of KING
1ansr of England
3. chronological Table of the mon remarkable rvcnts
recorded in the Scriptures, from the creation to the
death OF Chra.
fable of the different Characters and Officers tpo-
ken of in the BiSe
S. Table Of Scripture weights. meailrc:, and coins,
reduced to dollars and cents
An Alphabetical Table of the proper names ufed in
the Old ard New Teaaments, with the meaning OF he
words 10 the original languages.
2. A Table of the divions of time among the Jews.
"A chronological Table of the Apoes and their iuc-
cedors. who founded and prelded The FIVE grand
Churches.
o. chronological Index OF the wears and from
Adzw Cby5F
Table of kindred and affinity, within which ac-
cording TO the Jcwih and American laws perlon
ought 70 contract marriage.
Clergyman. addrefs married perfons. Contain
ing c1onable and iudcious ketGh of the rcqu.ttcs
to Happiness in the married ftate.
IA A caous analytical di1eGtion Of the books of the
Cid and New letaments.
A Geographical Sketch of the Boundaries, Rivers,
rs Mountains, Chief Towns, Population, and other par
cnars, reipettng Pa5fa., with view of the prtient
matters and Iniiercs of that once happy cocntry.
Ia A copious CONCORDANCE the Holy Scriptures,
by which the principal texts Of icrpture may DC eay
found out. BY the learned and interchangeable JoHs
BRowN, of Hsddngton.
IS. FAMILY RECORD, being fevera pages neatly
headed and divide for rhe convenience of recording
marriages births, baptiims deaths. &c, &c neceaary
in all families
rs. Nine neatly engraved PLATES, defcriptve of the
mott interesting events recorded in Scripture.
II. A handicmc MAP of Paleane O the HOW Land
Both thetc editions well printed fine paper, and
bound ia itrong handfome manner They fold with
the Concordance so under the above prices
1hoie who with can be iuppied with every kind OF bin
ding, III calf and morocco, at various prices.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Slaves wanted.

lash and generous price, viii be given for large
~ quantity of White Oak, Pipe, HID & Barfeii
sfAVES, of good quality ard hcknels, delivered at
any time within fix months from this d.
Apply TO ASA CLAP, at No. Long Wtaf
Poytirvi Oa. a., 1904 {64Ul
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17
Iournevmen ShGemakers.

'ol ~at encouragement will he given 10 one or two
Jou'neymeu Shoemakers. who are good workmen---
"ppY 10 STEPHEN HoDGKlNS, in Chin Street.
Foyikiri Ne. IS,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17

waxdins alys>Purpofe of the lpeaker: On
the conTary thar they break the unity and
diiperie the force of an argument, which
otherwife advancing in cloie array, like
the phalanx of Sparta, would carry every
thing before it.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17

ne re0I Farmers a lnanack, tor ] o04,
by the grels, DOZEN Guge the publiihers prices
Likcwfe for fale at faid Store general afortment Of
BOOKS, III the various branches OF
literature.
SCHOOL BOOKS s. STATIONARY, confting of
Bibles, IeitamentS, Spelling Books Of ev-
cry kind, Palm Books Primers, Columbian Orator,
American Precepter, Web(ers cd Part, Art Of Reading
MorfeS large and fmAlI Geogr apply, Dwghts do Danas
Selection, Child's Compaqionrcmples, Roofs Pike.
Walihs and Nichols Afithmetics-Ladies Accidence,
Beauties of the BbleBridgwatrr Cole son of Sacred
Mufc, Village Harmony-Packard's Catechifn--Perry's
Dictonary-CHILDREN'S BOOKS, of every Gze, by
the grofs, dozen Jingle
STATIONARY &c--con6fins of
Writing & Cyphering Books, States and
Pencils, Led Pencils, Quilts of every price, waers,
Sealing Wax, lax Stands of various kinds Pcnknives
Writing Paper of all hzcs, Wrapping do. Prefs Paper
Copy Slips, Marking Intruments, Paint Boxes and
Bruihes, Shaving Boxes, Razors and Straps, Maps &
Charts, Seamens Journals EadIey's bcft Qusdrants,
Gunters Scales, Dviders, Cafes Mathematical Inaru-
meats, Playing Cards, Pocket Books with and with
out Initrnments, Ladies Thread Cafes, Akin Memo
randum Books, Morocco Parties, Watch Seals, Silver
Pencil Cafes, Statoner's Tapes, Cork Screws Neck
laccs and LocScts Wafer Seals with and without mi
tals Tooth Bruf1,es, India Rubber, Ebony & com.
mon Sand Boxes, Walters, Bread Bakets KGife Trays
Snufer Trays. Black and Red Ink Powder, Battle
doors, and alnoa every article in the Stationary line
With large afortment of
ACCOUNT BOOKS-Complete fetts ruled and
bound the 1orte notice, and in the ben manner -
Likewiie BOOK BINDING of every kind
o. County Merchants, Matters of veiFels, the
of Social and Private Libraries and Others
fuppiitd on reafonable terms.
Cal5 and he tigk5e Prize given fer Ragf, Can
7a6 AID Jpsk, al tie above Sfars
portisnd, Oh. "a, 1863 (6w)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
From the Utica Patriot.

FEDERALISTS have been charged
with designs hostile to the liberties Of the
people, IN attempting to give undue
strengths to the executive branch OF the
government in attempting to give it an
influence TOO powerful, which would ore
day enable it to overlsap the barriers pro
vided by the constitution. This charge
originated from 1be circumstance, that te
deralists have been constantly engaged %
supporting the Constitutional powers of tie
executive, against the. encroachments OF
those, Who would not hesitate, TO precipl
tate this, wltb the other branches OF gov
eminent, ipyo the de}ruttive vortex OF a
pure democracy. The real friends OF their
country exerted every nerve to preserve
the constitution, in its pristine excellence,
and to establish every branch Of the go
vernmsnl In the exercife OF the powers,
vested by this instrument. The demar-
cation of the powers of the different dc
partments of government, was distinct
and the letter and spirit of the constitute
on justified the fzderalsts III the princl
Piles for which they contended. 1t was
from the honorable exercise OF this duty,
that they have been unjustly charged,
with attempting to infuse an energy into
the government, which was not contem-
plated ~ the constitution; with strength
ening the executive; and with harborin5
designs to impose on us the substance ola
monarchlcal government. BY a candia
review of the principles contended for By
fedetaIists, it will be seen that OH all con.
stltutional questions, they have been warm
supporters of the government, and fra,
adherents to. the constitution of Their
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
PHILADELPHIA, August Is.
Exra9s fran The Lag Boak Of The @f
Disbatcb, CAPT. RsAaert:

Dispatch, Gapf. BfAaers:
Sailed from Tranqu2bar March Ism.
Left tie ship SAMSON, of and for New
York, TO sail on the oath March =
Touched at the isle of Bourbon, ont5
9Th May, Spoke the following We, vessels
on the passage: Aug. 6, the schr. fasof'
tie, Curtis, of and from Boston tor Us
Croix, all well. 9th, was boarded by H.
B. NJ sloop Of war Gauchupln, on a
cru re, and treated politely ; the DAY u,
fore had parted from the homeward Oou'a
fleet, 80 sail. llth the brg--i
l'Inicar, ten days from Baltimore t'I y
Francois. 18th, the scbr.
from N. C, FIR Barbados, OUT 4 days; TIC
capt. informed that two British "a gun
SHIPS were near him bound for the A"''
rican coast. 10th, an English schr. IRON
Savannah For London.
The Cornelia, M'Callen, from Pn't''
delphia Rising States, Lockwood l o
n. Y. Sally, Rance. aid Lewis o''
from Boston, have arrived at Bristol
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
Ten Dollars Rez0a9d.
Augph 70.

RAN AWAY from fhe Subfcnber on
Sunday The I4th inf. an apprentice boy
to the Coopers trade, named MICHAEL
FOLEY, between IS and I9 years old,
about 5 feet 4 inches f5gh, dark itsaight
hair, ana has remarkable down est
heep;fh look. Being born IN she welt OF
Ireland he will be eaiily difcovercd by bis
dialet2. Had on when he abfconded,
nanl<sea upper iacises, thiekfet waiitcoaf,
new ticklsnburg trowfeFs and new wool
bar, t,ut took other clothes with hin. Ii
is lnpgoied he has gone towards Bait
sfsre. Iftaksn up 20 miles from Alex
andria j viii pay S dollars, and ii more.
than 50 miles 20 dollars reward and all
Icstoasble charges.
cHAs. JAMESON.
Augoa Is. dzteo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
From The same.

The term .1aeoJm, IS sometimes taken
ina more general and extensive sense
than is meant. Il IS by no means appli-
cable to the whole body of anti federal
lists; some of whom in the best virtues
thar honor the huoan race stand as high
as any men existing. It's however be-
lieved that II is as impossible forsa ray of
virtue to brighten the gloomy bosom, or
warm or soften the cold Ainty heart of
Jase6is properly SO called, a. for noun
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
:ountry. but instances hau.

country. But instances bav, 49,.
during the federal administrator ~
government which afford suffic;rot = =
denes OF the disposition Of party w WI
were then in the minority, to vssp.' Who
not destroy the constitutions! barr Il
tabllshed between the legislative d.n, &
ments Of the government. Tais ds p'N'
ton was manifested, by the cens,,rrs r =
were passed on the conduit Of pre;ids' ''
Washington, who in the just exers,ss s =,
his constitutional powers, issued or,.,,
NATION Of neutrality, without couv-n, a''
or submitting to the guidance Of tbs
g'slature. The arguments used at ~.
tune to induce him 10 submit hins4lf,
the will ofthe Legislature, in the discb,,s'
Of his high AID important dury, are v WI
known.
,lbe mtrigues of Frsach minister, ;.
efett this o5jea, cannot be forgo,t,,
Bnt his discerning mind prompted him =
the measure, which by its lssu. proved
its wisdom. Yet this measure was 81,
natized with the denomination O a ,,t,l
Proclamation. The constitutional now.
Of the executive was. attacked BY dem,
Gratis and defended by feleralists. a..
der the solennity Of an goath to supDyt
The constitution, il WAS their bouaden
duty to defend il. Another instance IN
winch the disposition of party was mani.
feet in pursuit Of this Object, was a der.
nier effort, as bold as it was uNprlncip,d
LIN defiance Of the exmess provisions i
the constitution, theg contended for no.
tblng less than negative lnthe house Of
representatives. upon all treaties; which
would in fact goto destroy the power
vested by the .consutusion, -nrthe Pres.
dent Of the United States to form and
coEc!uae treaties, confronted oniy by tie
ADVICE and consent Of the Senate.
This attempt was NET with firm and
fuccefsful refaance on The plfg 81 The e.
deraliits, and the con0ieunonal powered
the executive WIS prefer%sd from thssa.
croacha,ent Of democracy. sFo, conduit
Of this nature, have the sdherents to fede.
rallfn besn ccnforcd, and the IaadabIs
exer,ions Of wifdon and talents to itcut
the permanence OF an excellent govern.
msnt, .tigmatifcd as bafe attempts to
impoie on US The fubfance Of the Brltfh
government, and to afimllate us to the
Britilll model in It's corrupt parts. -
Since the aicendancy Of democracy lnolt
councils, the evidence of this dilpoGtion
in party unfriend!y and indeed hottie
10 the conlfitalion, has been glaringy ex.
hibited -Witnsis the deittntiion OF the
Judiciary
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27

tain Office TO emit heat, or q hfe 70 tiaIile
harmless and inoperate in a barrel Of gum
powder. Although differing ia political
opinions with anti. federalists, we can re-
spea What we think their errors, because
we can readily conceive them to be some
times founded in sincerity and good mo,
tives. We know that in that body there
are degrees even Of error, from the man
who first starts off from the whole mass OF
federalism down TO him who IS deceived
into the opinion that pure democracy Is
the best government. Ta@thd very last
of those we declate that our most inimt-
cal feeling is regret for their errors. Who
are they, then, it will be asked against
WHOM, are level,ed the shafs of reprobatlon!
We answer, against their deceiver, against
what we call the democratic agents. A.
gainst that wicked, designing Character
which by indefatigable industry and atti-
witty under the guidance Of low cunning
does more mischief in day, than Wis
dom can repair in week which by the
avowed CO operation and undisgulsed IN
struneiltaity Of unabashco falshood, puts
truth aud all her army of virtues toroute,
and tralnple them under foot which pam
pers up the people with false notions lpt9
bloated, morbid plethora Of sci opinion,
and endeavors to hatter every indivieua
that he IS king only in order to MAKE
him slave which by the dexterous ma
nsgement Of the influence over the public
mind thus dishonesty obtained, is graeu
ally Wondering away the cement OF tbs
constitution, tumbling down all the ram
parts which it has in its provideot wisdoa
thrown UP for the defence Of the citizens
rights, and actually soaring away ]ustlc'
from its appointed sanctuarles: which
pretend to the science of government
while they know not its very first fudl'
ments, ard build that pfetence Upon a
superficial sketch taken from the common
place books of superior nacontents OF th-
aba(e oaly to which in common with every
thing in human institution government
mist be liable.
IN short, the an5rmcipled demagogae,
that character which has laid France par
ticularly, and all the finer parts Of Europe
in ruins which has let loose the turies
OF Pandemonium upon the civilized world,
and spread far and vide coDaagration
that ages will nor extinguish; Which Is
regarded now in every enlightened coun
try OF Europe, even where it was once
most favorably received, with horror and
detestation, and which, hoored with one
general shout Of execration ffoln the shores
of the old world, scatters itself over this
free land, spreading the pest:lent conta-
gion il is no longer able to spread there
(" Corrupted iiself aud eorruptxg all a
bait IT," The Jacobin this is the cha
| raeter aimed at, when Reproduction is urg
ed with warmth. The att tederahsts
in the lump are not pointed at /; 1t IS
their crafty agitasors WHO are Objects OF
censure.
4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
7sasmcatia and Fame.

Go Thaumantia, faid Jove, and delcend
from the Ky,
For Fame's goidea clarion / hear
Go learn what great .nortal's deiers is
10 high,
As 20 aik notcsfo loud, fweet and clear.
The GSddeis iohaae met the fairy wing'd
dame,
And demands why her notes Che does
rife
For the greatea Of patriots and heroes, fad
Fame
TIL Jove ID !; W,a(amgtas's 9raise.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
NORFOLK, August 90.

Arrived, the British brig juno, r1P'
Dill, "a days from Antigua; Ba'qu' :,
iumbia, Day, 60 days from OPofto 70
Phoebe, Hudgi1, % days from b'l loa.
does; ship Courtney, Fltzhugh, o5 uc =
from Legborn schr's Favorlte' =.
Drummoad, days from GhaFieII'"
Kitty, S Drunmond. 5 days i'0'
Charleston. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27

Oh Monday 2eth inf. at 4 O'Clock
in Tie atfrrnosa, 4ual be /ola Al The
boxe gf M. Vim. Wiggifs, il King
frtef, 6esavesn ST. Ajapb and Wsl5iag
ten freefs,
The following Articles !:
i Gold Watch and Chain,
Silver Ta5le AID Tea spoons, Cream
Ever,
Feather Bed, Bedfead, and Bed
ding,
Mahogany Dining ana Card Tables,
Looking Glafes, Windfor Chairs, &
fundry other articles--part OF The eltate
of the late Margaret Wilton, deceafsd
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
kuppff 70.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
Let,

THE frame Warehoufe on King areet,
two doors above Pit Street, now occupi-
cd BY Arbrofe ValEe. PofeiIion will be
given on thc a7th Of rhis month-apply,
10 the abfenee Of the fubfcriber, to Col.
Denis Raniey. R. |. TAYLOR.
Auguh lg. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
4lQntS q Place,

- e f0Vo 70 4 1~ot3
A middle aged Woman, who has late
ly beer Hoalekeeper, and wilhes to en-
gage in fnau family.
Enquire of the Printer.
Augua -. dot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-15
NEW YORK, April s.
MERCHANTS BANK.

A new banking inititotion has ]uN o';'
formed in this city, conhtting OF a eap'l
tsl of twelve hundred and fifty 'hooiaoa
dollars, 10 lhares of fifty dollars es :.h .
which were infan:ly fu5icrlocd' Wv" -
large furpludage. TIE hft payme"ss "
five dollars on each fhafe is, we u'u.
fand, to be made this day. Every ezs.i n
on is making 70 commerce opelallo" '.;l
the month of May, when dllc0o'''
be made daily. -. ii.
The following are the names OF ''' y
reefors n.,.a Va.
Oliver Wolcctt, pres't. klenaIa ,,o..
rick, Jofhua Jones, Peter Jay wv ,'. From.
John Kane, Vim. w. Wooliey' llaa' Toha
ion. Thomas Storm, John hons u;cks,
swartou., Henry Wyckof, llaac l ,nlbu,
Robert Gilchrif, James Roisvei''
Sands, Wyn. Van Zandt, lnn' .-v one
Il is worthy of remark, that s, se,ieso
of the above gentlemen arc e f,b;, city
born, and all, excepting TWO o. -"
and fate,