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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-26
ADHEST0N OF TIE FRANCES.

We the undersigned p iaces, be 3 other, n:
phews and Coulns Of his Maiety Louis XVIII,
King Of Trance and Of Navarro
Thoroughly imprstei with the fame ntiments
with which our Sovereign Lord ana King has
ihewn L ml.if 70 De 70 honoraoly amin ate1 in kis
anfwef to the p-opola made TO him Of renonclng
the throne OF France, and Of requiring all th-
Princes of the Houe r. ike manner 10 reDounce al
imprelcripti5le claims "a the fucce1Jn 81 that fame
throne, pgctARs, ThAtas cur attachment to our
rights, 10 our duly, and 70 our honour, can never
permit Us ~ forego our claims, we adtere with
heart and ful 10 the anfEer made Jy our King
That in imitation II his example, We ii II not
lend ourfeves II any manner whatever 81 any tip
Or projecting thas can imply on ourpana fail.
ing n whatever We owe 10 ol Etlvs;, 10 our ant ef
tors, or 10 our defendants.
We FINALLY DECLARE. what beng fully con
WINGED that large majority % The F:eoch people
nwardly participate il All ne fen iAents by which
We arc animated, il is in the name Of cur loyal
Countrymen, as we'll as in our own that we renew
upon our fworj, aud TO our King, the f7.cmn ana
facred oath, TO live and die faithful to our honour,
and 70 our legitimate Sovereign.
rHAPTFS PIIIIpPF NJ F-.r-.
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New Catas

The board reported On BE Egth, Ia nsF'-
for rhe laR g hours
Af Nsqgy9rk-The Board Of Health have ~
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STATE or TIE FEVER

- - u ~ y LvEN
1T Aiaaafyia-On The 9Th ina. ? n:v cl's 7.
CARED On the 18th, ? rev cafes ADD 8 deda'
III PhIldsls5iG-As Gated BY he Boal 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-07
l3ubtir laenDM.
On TUESDAY,,

4 70 s'eioek, qriR be said al tie Vesaue
Stare,
Rum in hogiheadS and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley md Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar 10 hhds. sierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Wb,,e and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and frails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruflels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Csliooes,
Irih Linens, SiieGa do.
Plarillas,
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanpa Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candle9icks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER
March a.
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IOIN G. LADD,

y = J L ~ d..
f7as on 90n ,,s; a. rs ~ ar 1lo4's' 1s1fs
esrfSf ~ 0@1' re l9'l0qo,hg N'f's1e''
(. 7y6'f0 be ger. ey 1V0e!ssaIs Vf,p s0fap
tor f0s5 Or a "''f = Gran;
Loaf ana ofnwn ougass'
Hayanna whi,e' GO.
= t 1 boxes e lod'a Sugars
loiTee ana oo,ton'
Wet lno'a and ew-Eng'and Ram'
Bolton beeI,
NfaekaTei' onad ana Fiefri''gs'
rieKieo Codtih' dfisa'
Mo , \, and OPP lanaies'
Caitile aha common ooap'
Snse,s'
ooai Lea'heF'
Barr lIon, tat ano iqnare,
Corcage, OF ali iizss, lewing lWine,
Coarie ard hne Salt, Salt Petre,
Swee. Oh, Spermaceti do. Tor lamps, q
Tanners OH,
Alum, copPeras, ana bfimitone,
Gun Powder, fo.and ofasch,
Feafi alhes' Pepper esiila'
So 10. ffeih NutInsgs,
= ie" ooaes ol'ves a'lo o1Pe's'
wiring rdpe'' anu d &c" ap1i iia''
iheS' !,
oioss O dii iof.s, 1,r. c,c
5oio' 'e"" o1,Ns . 80"
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i'<Ci 9ALo
FIR PaJljdmg u au6.eup.ton,
MODERN GEOGRAFHY.
A DESCRIPTION
OF THE
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IN Hill PaRTS or TIE NIIkLOs
Including the mott recent -ifcoveries and
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SALE POSTPONED.
THE Sale Of the LAND con

veyed 10 me, as iru.tee for Colin Auto,
by John D. Orr, hitherto advertded 70
rake place az the Coffee Houfe in A!exan-
dris, on The 6ra of March next, is poa
poned BY conftnt Of the parties intefefed,
until Tuetaay The 18th Of that month,
when The property will be expoied 20 SAFE
at the laio Cofee- Roule for ready money
in terms of tie Deed Of Trut.
EDMUND J. LEE.
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March A..
gales By auttou.
On WEDNESDAY,

OW w GD4SGO0AA
At 10 o'tloek, quiH be lold at the Veaau'
Store, The Garner Of King and Unio'
Ertets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiRey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
GIN in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
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Author of the :. Memoirs OF Modern Philoio-
pliers, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-26
Political /" Obbalngnancy."

In the National Intellgencer, the Prefident's
paper, under /" Defence of Republican Govern,
naents,'' " Letter the Sixth is the following
paragraph:
g /, is the policy and practice Of Monarchies
and Arifocracies 10 conceal the initiation Of the
public acts and in most cafes the grounds which
they are taken. On the contrary, it is the policy
and practice Of Republicans Governments to exfs(e
their proceedings, in all their .fages, and only IN
few inttances and for lhort time TO conceal the
rcaions for them.
This g Defence is fuppofsd TO have been writ
ten by the. Preiident who mutt undoubtedly re-
coliya his tools, in the 6td fsilon ofCougveis IN
der his administration, by their g digoihed g.
lence, esaeeaed the grosaGs Of their public acts
and 10 the lat feilion by cioled doors, they not
only c0aceal<6 the limitation crd grounds of their
public acts, but the acts fbemslvef. Now what
mu(f be the opinion of his Exccllency, (and thofe
who publif, his " Defence'') OF our prcfent 60
yeronen, DO they think it monarchy or an
arriaocracy D. They fusely will not call il a Re-
nubhc. Boston Gaz.
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THuRspaY. November 4.

A committee was appointed TO enquire into
the expedency of amending the acts OF Congress
for the sale of lands
On The motion Of Mr.. Claiborne, the house
resolved Itself into committee OF the who'll
Mr.. Narnum in the chair--on the report of The
committee of claims on the petition of AMEY
DARDEN. The report is untavorable TO the
prayer OF the petitioner.
On agreeing TO this report, discussion took
place, which occupied the whole of the day.
Messrs. c. Smith, GREGG, and Macon SUP
ported, and Messss Claiborne, Smile, and Elliott
opposed The report when he question was taker
on agreeing 70 the report ofthe Commute of claims
and lyst-Ayes SO.
Mr.. Claiborne then moved resolution" thar
the prayer of Amey Daeden is reasonable ano
ought TO be granted
Messs. Claiborne and Nicholson supported
and Messrs. Grswoid and Gregg opposed this
resolution, which 90 the question beng taken
was carned-Ayes 6l-Noes 50.
The committee then rose, and reported Their
agreement to the resolution.
Mr. Gregg moved an amendment direanq
the proper accounting officer OF the treasury tc
settle the claim of Amey Darden on the sam
principles with similar cases, the statute Of limi
tations notwithstanding.
Mcssrs Griswold and Gregg supported, an
Messrs Nicholson and claiborne opposed this a
meudment.
Lost-Ayes 47-Noes 81.
A concurrence in TIE report was then agreed
to and the committee of claims instructed to bring
In bill.
Mr.. Newton, from the committee appoi ted
yesterday, reported bill 30 repeal an att entitee
& an act to establish an uniform system Of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States"
Read twice and referred to a committee of the
whole tomorrow.
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BAL IIMOkE. Nav. IS.

Arrived, big Fox, Graves, II days from Bos,
ton. On ths eveSipg Of The 18th instant, off
Cape Henry, spoke SHIP Venus, Dash;elds, 50
days from Amsterdam, for Baltimore Llowing
hard, would nor come in. having no pilot on board.
Also ship Six Sisters, Gorten, 90 days from
Amsterdam, and 4s from Lands Lid. Sept.
s'd, of Dnageness, spoke snip Julia, of Norfolk,
bound 10 Embien. October 25d, lat. ~, IS,
long, as, II, spoke brig friendship, Arnold. Of
New. rs days frem N. Orleans, TO Bor
Ssaus Nov. 4sh, lar, IS, So, long. 70, spoke
snip Aurora, Bowels, Aye days from Baltimore,
10 Amsterdam, was boarded by several French
aud English vessels Of war.
Also, brig Cares, Cooke, Is days from New.
York,
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1000 volunteers
C. O N c. r E SIS
OF THE
u NITED S T Il T E S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, November g.

The House again resolved itself into COM
mirtee Of the whole, Mr.. Dawson in the chair
on the resolution offered by Mr.. Newton for
repeating the BANKRUPT LAW.
The debate was resumed by Messrs. Elliot,
Hastings, Stafford and Randolph in favor Of, and
BY Messrs Skinner and Eustis against the repeal Of
the Bankrupt Lev.
About four O'Clock, the debate being closed,
the question on the resolution TO repeal, was ia
ken and carried in the sfhrmative--Ayes 81.
The committee rose and the house took up their
report, on agreeing TO which the yeas and nays
were required, and were Yeas 99--Nays l3.
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a!grarorfa Dailp dDhertlssr.
B SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %.

In the House of Representatives n Con-
gress, two celebrated characters were at
different times put in nomination as candl-
dates for separate public Offices, and each
ofthem had but one vote. Beau Dawson
had a single vote for SPEAKER, and Tom
Paine another for CHAPLAIN, to the House
Of Representatives
The Spaniards who have been renowned
for the sagacity oftheirp proverbs, say /" the
devil tenpts every one, but an idle person
tempts the devil himself"
It would almost seem that this proverb,
though published above a century ago, had
reference to the present business Of Louisi-
ena We hnd Bonaparte tempted TO cheat
the Spaniards ont Of their province, and to
contemplate the dominion of America,
through that entrance under the specious
pretencc OF colonization. We see the King
of England tempted to stop his preparati-
ons, to make him re-embark his troops,
ana to dismantle his ships. We find Anne
RIGA tempted to purchase this same contest
ed desert, and in danger Of fighting for it
into the bargain. We see SPAN protesting
against the sale, in short, we see France,
Spain, and America, atloggerheads about
Louisiana. ThusIs the old Spanish proverb
verified upon themselves-for the devilh has
tempted France, England, and America,
whilst the poor Don seems only, by his
pusillanlmity, to tempt the devil himself!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-26
Motice rs her4bu giuell.

THAT we intend to petition the next General
Aaembly Of Virginia, for law to eaablifh town
THE Occoquan Mills, in the county OF Prince
william, under certain regulations.
Ellscot, Campbell $ Wheeler.
ecsogusn Mills, On. S, 1905. q
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GERS Of the Spanish government at New Ofleans
may decline or refuse 70 give possession of the
countryof louisiana, ceard to the United States
by the French Republic, and which Congress
have BIZ law authorised thu President of the Unit
ed States to take possession of, and the President
having judged il expedlent to pursue ;suchinea.
sures as will insure the possession, have there
fore been directed by the President Of the United
States to request your Excellency TO assemble
with the least possible delay Five Hundred OF
the militia of the state OF Ohio, including suit
able runibcr OF officers, and cause the same to
be formed into regiment of eight companies 10
be engaged to serve four months, unless sooner
discharged, TO be mustered in companies and rea.
dy 10 march, ifcalled by the goth December at
fnrtherrst; after having been 50 mustered in COM
panies by suitable persons appointed by your Tx
ceIency, the men may etufii to their homes, bur
must hold themselves IN readiness to I'm their
companies and march at the shortest notice.
Each officer and solder will be entitled TO pay
from the day they shall receive orders and march
to JON their Give reg meuts, unril discharged
Ihey will be entitled to the same pay as regular
troops in the service of the United States.
/ have the honor be,
Respectfully,
Your humble servant,
II. DEARBORN.
To his Excellsncy Ed
qvard Tl6a, Govetnor
OF The STATE of Ohio. ,
We understand that the provisional army is
to be composed Of 500 mounted volunteers from
the Mississippi Territory, to jpn the regular
troops IN that Territory, and TO proceed imm7dl-
ateIy to New Orleans, TO take possession Of Lou
isana; in the mean time The State OF Tennessee
is 10 hold in readiness to march at a moments
warning.
1000 volunteers
Ksntucky, 1000 do.
Ohio, 500 do.
Mississippi Ter. 500 do.
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IMPORTANT

CbiAieotbe, Nov. 70.
TIE following letter from the Department of
War at the City of Washington, to his Excel
leacv the Governor of this State, was received
by last night's mail.
War DEPARTMENT.,
Oct. 81, 1908.
SIR,
THERE being reason to suspect that the Off
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Mr.. SNowDEN.


IN your paper OF yesterday, some person fond
oferroneous calculation, haa given US TO under
stand the immense saving in distance, the Turn
pike road viii have if taken by the court house
Bur his calculation 10 made on the supposed diff
ference of three miles, while the Directors them
selves say 1t lacks thigteen poles of two mics.
Iflattrest is not IN the way, why thus mlsleaa the
people as to matters Of fact Mr.. Sommers's survey
! have not seen, but By the survey returned by
the Loudon surveyor, the difference of distance
between the strait line and the Centervie route
is only one mile and one bundled and seventy
nine poles, aud by the same survey the strait line,
leaves the Court house one mile and one hundred
and eighty poles on one side, how then is the
strait line by the court house those surveys were
made at the expence of The Stockholders, and
they are privileged to ask sight of them, and it
is hoped they viii DO SO. Directors are also 10
minated but every one knows that Mr.. Swami
has scarce time TO spe3k to his clients, mach less
to make Turnpike roads. Wm. Payne | know
nothing Of, bur conclude that the intention OF ad
ding those two is to give up the whole direction
70 the old memorable three.
Inc brig Efex, Wcoiter is arrived dt new
bnryport ina very (hortpaasge from Llfbon. The
Information obtained is bur tsiAing, owing TO the
fhort lpace of time capt. Webitef was IN Portugal
He briefly Gates that the French have required
OF the Por5ugucie governments, that they hut their
ports againf the Englilh, OK pay 100000 of
money annually. Capt. w. contradttts the re-
port brought by captain Blown Of n. York. that
the Englifh had fallen in with French feet, &c.
Captain Webfer faw letter at Lfbon, from an
American at Tangiers, to MIR. Jarvis, confnl at
Lifbon, Eating thai the Moors had captured three
Americans vefe!s, and that one, capt. Williams
of Bottom, was detained at Mogadore.
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Mrs. COOKE,

Has the honor Of informing
her friends, and the inhabitants in gene.
raj, of Alexandra and its vicinity, that
lhe has opened School for young Ladies,
next door to the corner of Prince and
Warrington areets, and hopes to expert
ence continuance of the liberal and ge.
nerous patronage, which fhe has hitherto
received, and Of which lhe will ever make
it her ftudy TO be thought delerving.
Mrs. Cooke purpofes to engage fe.
lea number of Pupils, for whom, when
complete, Che will procure Teachers ofap.
proved abilities to perfect them in thole
branches Of literature, which their parents
OF guardians may with them to attain.
Young Ladies, reiiding at difance
from School, boarded by the day or week
during the warm feafon. A few yearly
ooardcrs will be received on moderate
terms, to be made known at the fchool.
April Il. zsw3m
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By Vsrtse Of a Deed sf Tyue h
toe Iasfssibtr s0iN BE ex5sjed or a.
tremyss, spoa ske ilsb DAY Of TuL
aext,
a piece Of Ground lying up.
on the fou.h fde of Duke lsree,, and wea
fide Of Fairfax areet, in the town Of Aley
aadria, extending with Duke free, rhir,y
two feet fix Inches, and with Fs;rs,r
frees thirty two feet Gx inches, upon
this ground is erected three Rory bsick
honie. The terms of lale arc one ,hird
af the purchafe money upon the faIe, an.
other third in three month, and the r..
inainder in fix monshs; the two lat paw
meass to be 6cored by fruit upon Ii.
property, il required, or in fuch o,he, a,
will be mott satisfactory to the perfons
aow interefed 10 the property.
JAMES KEITH, Tufee.
Tnne ID. DIFF
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A VAL LIABLE MILL
FOR SALE.
THE fubfcriber wilhes to fell

II T. luOlkIlDCl w lilISo W III
A. his MILL, known by the name OF Gilt
ton Mill, within two and all half miles OF Dunn
fries, on the waters OF Ouantico, which IS as
conltant fream as any in this part OF the coun-
try, aid in an exceeding healthy iituation; very
conveniently htrated to fine wheat country,
not being more than half mi c out of the way,
in going to Dumfries, from the mann road led
ing from Fauquer Court touie, Centcrvilles
&c. (and by iome thought not any out OF the
way at alp and very good road to 1t. There
are, il the purchaler CHOICES, 12743 acres OF land
which may go with the mill, except one acre
which will be referyed) or insaller Quantity as
may be agreed on. The mill is an over-thot, with
wheel Of 20 feet 9 inches and feet had. with
rwo pair Of tones One pair OF french burrs OF
feet, the other of Cologne, with every appa-
r4tu. neeeilary for carrying Oh merchant bnilueis
to the bell advantage. he mill houie IS fifty
feet long and twenty ieyen f Ct wide, two tories
high, with FINAL kiln for drying corn, toge-
Their with barn, fable, cow houie and lumber
hcufe, convenient 20 the mill. A convenient
dwelling houle, (not quite Ani[hed) with KIT
chsn, meat and corn Il; ute the whole OF which
have been built within years paa. There are
two very tAriving young orchards OF peach and
orher fruit trees. 1t was iuppoicd, had not the
frot killed the fruit this iprins, upwards OF 100
gallons Of brandy mighl have been made from
hem. Should the whole Of the land be requir-
ed with the mill, there is another imall houle,
kitchen and meat houie, at a ihort diiiance from
the former.
The fituation of this property muR render it
deiirable aequilision TO any perfon inclined to
engage in this line Of buiinels; particularly 70
as it is lituared 10 tide water. 1t Is deemed
unnecefaly to fay any thing more respecting the
prcmfes, as it is preiumed any perton inclined
to purchaie would with to Gee them. Nothing
would induce me to part with this valuable pro-
perty, but the prelling demands againit me
which am ANXIOUS TO difcharge, therefore
great bargain may be expected. Any further
information may be known or application to.
JOHN SoWDEN, Clifton Mill.
Drn,fries. MAY II. 2aw4w.
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John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,

HAO TIN DALI,
III Bis Wanbosts, Prince Street Wbay7,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Wet India and n. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, frefh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spermaceti and sallow Candies,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
Lamp and Tanners Oil.
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Ciaresp
Bar Iron, tfone Lime,
New Hefripgs and Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Cables and Cordage of all 6zes,
Ruilia and ravens Duck,
India Cottons, Nankeens,
Bsndanna Handkerchiefs,
Irifh Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger,
Alum, Copperas, Brinfone,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
Wrought and cut Nails,
A few boxes Olives, Cafers and SWEEP
Oil,
Writing Paper,
Mems fine and coarfe Hats, &c.
June 2.
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1onah Thompfon and Son,
HAVE IMpOR

: HAVE IMPORTED
n fbe l5;3s W'iilam g s17ohs fran Lsn6sS,
and Unifed Statss fro~ LiStypool
Superfne Cloths aud Cafimeres, Cam
,riek, iaconet and book Mullins, fix
shawIs, cotton Hoiiery, Jeanne's, Full
lians, friped and clouded Nankeens, Cor
inroys, Vclvetts and Thickietfs, DIM.
ties, fancy Marieilles, Waiacoating, few
ing Silks, Twiif and Thread, sc. &c.
They are in daily expectation OF their
afortasent oil Hardware.
May 9. q