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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

'NR jerks,
As was Peru6ng Fielding's Tom
Jones, a few days iince, thought the
following extract ltrikingly apple .ble
10 the Fair Sex at the prelent period.
ii faw two farmers daughters al
h Church the other day with bare necks,
\" protef they ihocked me If wench-
(" es viii hang out lures for fellows, it
r is no matter what they fuffer."
It is fad that no moielt mar can
hold conversation with the Ladies, now
|a-days, without feeling the blood glow
Ein his cheeks, which ought to fnfFnfe
|fheirs. BARLEY.
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~ q Court Of Common Pleas for tbe Coanty
q Caaoerlaad. bcgna and bcidrn al Nezv.
CIoaesEer. svitbia and for tbs Ia.d County,
1861.
TN the Petition of ToJepb Heb.
Mgrabam, of Portland, in fad Countv.
merchant, ihewine, that he Is inter1ne,t
and ftsnds ieized 10 fec, 10 common aut
undivided, with ioms peri0n Oh pe9fons ~
him pnknowT', of CERTAIN traa or parcel
of land, lying at Stroudw5ter, in Falmouth.
in faid County, aAioinng Oh TIE ROAD W
highway. leading tho faid S,roujwater
up towards Saccsrappa, nurthcafrrly. on
land belonging ID Mary Pafritk. iouth-
caiterl-, Cd SsTontwater Freih- River
fonthwefterly, and on land formerly be-
longing 10 Jams Near, northwtiterv..
being the fame iaud he purchatct Of 9o.fas
Cox, a. Dy deed may appear land that
his flare 10 the fad tract Or parcel is
two third parts thereof; whcin he IS de-
Grous to hold 10 feveraIiy--and thei tfore
praying that his faid ihare NAV be ,eid-d
ami fet off to him 10 held 10 Ieyeraltv
agreeably TO ibe law in that cafe made and
Provided r,
Ordered, that the Petitioner
caufr the frSeral perfons intereiscd in faiG
eftate and being within the tate OF the
Attornies Of tuch as are abfent and have
Attornies retlding within the fate, TO b.
duly notified Of .aid Petition by iervin.-
them perfonaily with copy thereof, or
leaving copy at their dwelling homie OF.
Iat place Of abode, or ty inferting thu
fubdancc of the fame three weeks foe
crilively, in one or more Of the public
Newspapers that they may have oppor-
tunity to make their exception IL this Conto
or the third Tuefdayot FEBRUARY next 70
their granting the fame.
-dsteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
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COMMUNICABLE IF Ma6acbaj6ifs.

C0mtfonz0eahb # Ma6a6bnjSiis.
II Senate, Jan a4th, 1903.
ON the Petition of 4/a Cum
minst, Committee ofthe Plantation called
Oxford, 10 the county OF York, praying
thst fad Plantation, according TO the
courles and difances detcribsd in iaid
Petition, may be incorporated into a
rown .
Ordered, That the Petitioners
carfe al attefed copy of their faid Peti-
ton, with this Order thereon, 10 be pub /.
lIihed IL -the Palladium. printed in Bottom,
and in the Portland Gasstte, printed by
E A. jerks, three weeks fncctfively, the
Taft publication to be ,hirty days, at lean,
before the fecond Wedaefjay of the fit
i5llion Of the nrxt General Court, that all
perions concerned may then appear and
fhew csute, IF any they have why the
prayer of iald Petition ibould not be
granted. Srst do1Un for conearrezfr,t
,s DAVID COBB, PRECEDENT.
Ia The Hoaf Of RepreJcntatiUtJ, Jan. "a, 1903.
Read ard concurrsd,,
JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
e true Copy-At:SR,
C.R. VAUGHAN. Clerk .ftbs Senate.
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foreign gutenigerte.
LONDON. NOV. IS

ii LONDON, NOV. IS.
1t is reported, that the Toulon feet
at Tea, and has been joined by Spa.
Pfh fquadron, thus forming Acct Of
n fail Of the line.
The intimacy between the Courts Of
tondon, Peteriburgh, aud Vienna, is
h'reaGug.
n NOV. Io.
4 CONSPIRACY:-On Tuefday eve.
nog the Police Officers, under a fPecial
Farrant, arrelfed a Colonel Defpard,
nd near 40 laboring men aad folders,
tavern in Lambeth, near this city.
icy are principally Irih, and are char.
- with confpiriDg agsin& the govern.
neat, Printed forms OF 40 oath, OF a
Fly treaionable nature, administered
\ theft perfons, are faid to have been
eund. They were ali committed
1slterday msrning the affair was In
tsated by the Privy Council -aRd
Rslpard examined. He was not fuf-
Fsd TO communicate with any perfon.
ns Council met again this morning on
Il fahjea.
lhe French have complete pofefion
4 all Switzsrlsad-and the SwiGs are
lrse as--galiic repnbieaa5'
The Firit Confal returned to his Pal
F from the fsa coaa on Sunday lat.
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Notice q Firc.--On application OF the Sc.
lectmen II thls town 70 1t. ritcomb, con4
mander Of Fort Sumner, ne has directed The
ieninels, IN cafe hre ihouId break out in the
night, 10 alarm THE citizens by The dilcharpe
OF "a p0uuder. fins precaution may
prove very Pituitary, as the fort commands an
eIlLlre view Of the town
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

T Asst Friday, a Shopkeeper
gave FIVE FLYER dollars 10 perfon
whom he does not know for Bank bill,
which he afterwards found, on looking over
the money taken for the day, TO be firy dol
lars.-The owner of the bill, by applying to
the printer. may be directed to the fhop
where nc can receive IL again. ian. II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31
Rich Land for Sale.

GENERAL original Prophet or's qvb0le
- rights, and PARIS of rights, within that
large ract called the q TSoea,y AGoeiases
L1ad )" the ftuatlon Of which Land ma Y
De lceo on the Map of the Difriet Of
Maine, the great road from Aueufta, on
the Kennebec River, paH,s thro' one of
the plantations called DavPozvn, TO Belfaf,
on P-noofcst River the ituasion OF
this place is delightfu--ihe Land fuperla-
lively good fine firearms interlcct it and
fall INTO navisable Rivers, in advantageous
dlreetions-on one hde is tie Kennebee ony
IS miles dltance, on another fide BsLfaR
on PenObicot River about miles.
Alto TO be fold ia the Plantation of Hope,
and - the town Of Camd-r, on Penobitot
Bay, the rights in number and parts or
lots from 10 TO 100 acres, very good land.
For price, and terms Of payment en-
cure at No. So Cornhill B0Ron in Maird-
chuietts. g. W..
Jaaaay ~, 1895.
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From GaadaIovbe. The accounts are,
that the infurgents are entirely iubdu-
f<d that order was reeaablilhed, and
buhnels reviving but that, for thefe
Meetings., facrIfles had been made,
booking to humanity. All the colour
I'D people Of whatever age or fex have
been burnt, hung, fhot, or tranfporced,
Iezcept about one hundred, who were
m the woods but in coniequence of a
Pfoclamalion, which was iGued By the
government, offering pardon, with
IranfPottation TO thofe who would far
'Iender, a conGderable portion of that
Number had come in, and il was ex.
Peaed in few days there would not
1emain on the Ifland one of thofe
Rretched beings who bit lately con6i.
Ired large majority of its population.
1he moif refpeaable of them, aud thofe
Pho had been dliinguilhed for their
humanity to the whites during the rev.
lution were traffported. They were
breed on board Of the American and
tngliih veGels lying there, at the point
<t the bayenet-Salem GAG.
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THE Stockholders of the Maine

Bank, are hereby notified to meet at The
Chamber over the Bank, on Tuefday the
fifteenth day OF February nezs, at eleves
o'clock in the forenoon, 10 confder Of, and
confirm any BY Laws or Agreemenrs made
by the Dire dors and to make and ,eilahIifh
fuch BY Laws OF Agreements as they fhall fee
TT.
BY order Of the PreGdent and Directors,
DAVID HAS, CaLbisy.
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Dortlano.
MoNDAr, JAWUARr 81, 1903
Fran W!l5mgfoH, I3tb jan. 1903

Fran W5l5mgfoH, I3tb Tqp. 1903.
TO TIE EDITOR.
I would inform you that the Vir
|ginians and others are about 70 repeal
'she Bankrupt Law There has been a
report upon this fubjef to day, and wo
found great difficulty in getting il Folf
|poned til a fortnight from next Mon
day. It was fuggelted that this would
give the merchants time 20 express their
opinion by petitioning., Il is of impor
lance that all who feel intereRcd in fAv-
6ng The law ihould come forward.
.eoafder tia good one when properly
amended, which will be done il it is not
repealed"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

TWO large Chambers in Jones
- ROzV. we'll ituared, and convenient 70 r
mott any kind of hufnels. --Alfo, pant Of a
Cellar under the fame. Inquire OF BENJA-
MIN SMITH, at No. J, il lai dRow.
Gas. 81.
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DdrrteN,

AT Fairfield, by The Rev. Mr., Cuflman a.
the Rev. Jonathan CALEF. Of CoxhaIl, in the
county OF York, TO Mis- GRACE SEARS AT
WOOD. Of The former p'ace.
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From JYslgiag.sn, Taaaary "a

1ames Munro, Efq. has been appoint
ed Envoy Extraordinary 10 the Courts
o. spain and France, to treat on our
! ferroces reipetling The MifIiGppi.-
Ii IS iaid be will have Directions Tor The
Purchafe tf Florida, evea at the coR
OF 40 millions. He is 70 Gail mmedi.
atcly from the United States.
IL IS reported, that the Indians at
Warrington have reclaimed a large
traff Of land in. the Indiana Territory
repreiented as ceded by them TO The U.
States; declaring that the paper con
talning their names was forgery.
Capt. NJ Knight, OF the Marines,
on board the U. S irigate Cheiapeake,
was killed in duel with 1t. Lawlon Of
that flip, at Leghorn, on the 10th of
OdobeE.
According TO private letters from
Paris, the .favorite plan adopted at the
Court OF St. Cloud, of beltowing the
hand of rich heireGes on thofe folders
OF fortune who enjoy the favor of Bon.
aParte, continues to be conltantly fol-
lowed up. Thus Gen. Llraage is 20
marry Mad De Talhout, young la
dy of great beauty and fortune, who
brings him in no leis than an annual in
come of 100000 French livres the
lady wept bitterly at feeiug hertelf thus
iacr'fied bot the ConflFs agent OBJ
Ierved to his fAvorite, that they were
only tears Of love, ard the facriice
was coniummaled.-London Pabsr.
~-s=a $780,
Fran Cope Fraacois.-A brig, arrived
there from Brett. brings advice, that
10000 troops were ready for embark
alton, one half for ST. Domin 20, and
the other half Ut not wanted at that
liiand) fer Louiiiana. lie Clerc's bills
HAD been paid IL Europe at only 7 per
cent, di.couht, which circumaance in.
mediateIy RATED their value at the
Cape. The General il Chef at the
Cape. about the frtt Of December had
levled The iun OF 1000 dollars upon
the me, chants there, anI extorted an
un 'ue proportion fron tie American
merchants,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

THE .Sub.cribcr hereby gives notice 10
4 all concerned, that he bias taken upon
hlmielf the truR of an executor TO the Taft
will and teitament Of h
EZEKIEL LORING,
late Of New Gleuceffer, deceafed and as
fuch, he requets all perfons who have any
demands upon the rtate of fad deceafed
to bring in the fame. and thofe who are
indebted thereto, 10 make payment with
out delay TO DAVID .LORING.
Dotld Neao CIeueeRer, Ienaarg /, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

10 m bI~dI VdTI-Vy y IN
Knives and Forks /; Iae

Knives and Forks Jack
knives Penknives; Razors scifors and
Shears; jspan'd, oval, and octagon Tea
Trays. Walters, Bread and Fruit BaLets,
Snuffrr Trays, Tumhlers, Jacks, Gamblers,
Patent Lamps and Lanterns brAls and iron
Locks, Latehes, Hinges and Bolts. ~.
Steel and common plate Saws,
viz. erofscut, tenon. hand, panncI. fath, dove
tail, compass and key-hole; caa iron Weights /;
SteeIyards ), brafs Scales; Scale Beams.
JoinerS, Saddlers, Coopers,
and Shoemakers. Tools.
!. Spe6tacles with .ihgle and
double bows; Razor Cafes lnktands
Curling Tongs Shaving Boxes Snuff and
Tobacco do.
~ Scales and Dividers Mathe-
rnatical lnfrumcnts Time Gl4fcs Calking
and Max ns Icons Ship Scrapers Sail Nee
dies and Palms Frfh Forks. cooks and
pi.ch Ladies patent Binac.e Lamps.
a very complete afor,ment of
Saddlery, t
viz. plated and COMMON Stirrups pelham
Shapes and Plates; fsticI aud in let Blu ckIes
wooden and linen Webs; Plufh plated and
common Spurs /; Whip and Whip Thongs.
"A large anortment OF Files and
Rafps; Wood Screws; Bed ard Cork Screws
Crewet Frames with and S glafes white
chapel and common Needles; Thimbes !;
Knitting Needles Sleeve Buttons; Knee
Buckles Shoe Clafps; Rat and Moufr Traps !;
Curry Combs |; Curriers', Leather DreiIers'
and Drawing Knives !; patent and common
brick snd plafering Trowtls; States and Pen
ellis !; Homes; Looking GlaGes hair sieve
Bottoms /; Wrapping Paper.
Floor, hearth, duff, Troubling,
fnoe, paint, tar, fafh and white
wafh Brulhes.
A very complete afortment Of
Brafs Harnels Furniture.
ALSO,
Gait Iron Ware !; 2 by 9 and
bys1o Window @ Iafs 4d. Cd. Cd 1od. &
aod, Cut and Wrought Nails Sheathing and
Deck Nails 4; Tacks and Brads Of all Gzes
Axes Mill Saws, and German Steel.
-ss,-
ALTO, by the Union, from Brjfol,
large ahortment Of Cod and Log Lines
Mackerel Lines Szfh and Chalk Lines
Sewing and Seine Twine FINAL, middle, and
large Quarter IP Cod Hooks; Pewter (; Flat
Irons Cart Boxes 7, IL, and 78b Can Iron
Weights !; Patent fiot; Sheet Iron Block.
tin Teapots; Pewter Qnarts and Pinrs. &C
ALSO,
! Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea
TEAS of the fra quality.
P0rsaa7d, Nav 1904. trfif>
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Hurd-Ware Good5 /;

Copper & BraiS Warming Pans !;
hr-fs Wath Balons ;brais, prince, metal fcrew
button, japand and common iron Candle
ftIcks Cabinet and Clock Furniture brzfs
and feel. Chimney Hooks brais ThuRb
Latches and Knockers \. braEs Chair Nails !,
Frying Pans br4fs pipe and common Bel
lows Bellows Pipes |; Shsvels and longs;
Anvs and Vices Iron ahoves Garden
Spades iron and brais Wire !; plain and
moon face Clock Diais tin'd, iron, compoG-
ton aud block tin Tea and Table Spoons /;
Shutters; box and Feel Coffee Mills "; Col6n
Furniture /; Houle and Tea Table Bells.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-31

He Subfcribers having been appoint
l. ed by the Hon. Jonathan Bowman,
Eiq. Judge of Probate Tor toe County Of
Lincoln, commifioners TO receive and ex.
anime the claims Of the creditors to the
eftate of
JOSEPH TINKHAM,
late of Wifcaiiet, in isid County Efq. de-
ceafed, r:preieDted iniovent, hereby give
notice that Gx months are allowed unto
Eaid creditors for bringing in their claims
and proving their debts and that we fhall
attend on faid bulinefs at the honfe Of Mrs.
Mercy 2-lnkban, at fad Wifcaiet, 90 the
lat Tuefday of the prefent and on the hrt
Tuefdays Of the. FIVE following months,
from three TO eight O'Clock in the after
aoon of each Of faid days.
JERE. BAILEY,
JOHN MERRILL, Jun.
U.r,T.s Re-
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MayacbgleffJ, IN General Court aDem6lsd,
az B9foa, .1aHua,y 1903.
E|E, the Subscribers, your
humble petitioners knowing that
the Legillature are at all times willing 10
remove inconVenlences, and redrefs sr,ev-
aaees Wncn k3own TO exit in any part of
th.s Commonwealth, and are not infenfihle
ofthe advantages s. Disadvantages of an in
corporate unincorPorat- fate; We,there-
fore, pray the Honorable LcgIliaturr that The
Plantation called Oxtsrd, in the couny Ct
fo'k, may be incorporated into town
by the name of Oxford. according to The
courfes and diHsaces following. viz. -
Beginning At a Pond al the nothe4fterly
-orner Of Waterford, thencc north twenty
degrees wet, tx miles and one huodred
and thirty rods, 10 the fouth line of Bethel:
thence Wet, twenty degrees fouth, bonn.
ded By Bethel, five miles AID one halt /;
thence folth, twenty degrees eat, l1ven
miles or thereabouts, 10 Waterford !ine !;
thence by the northwardly line of Water
ford TO The Hrlt mentioned boHnd. and
your Peiitionrrs, As ID duty bound, will
ever pray
ASA CUMMINGS, c0nmitt,e tso-
BANI HASKELL, IL. , pi Innng -
JONATHAN HOLT, ! q Of t osjstI.
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To Let,

Wlc1NEt, 'T0nnary l9, pa
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NEW YORK, Jolly 10.

Arrived, flip Mary, sinclair, New
Orleans faow Rachael, Sligo !;
brig Chfiiian, Petit, Antigua; Olive
Branch, Fowler, 81. Ctoix; tohooners
Nabby, Girdler, Barbados; Mohawk,
southworth, Trinidad Three Brothers,
Lawrence, Liibon Lionefs, Smith,
Charleston; Linnet, Woodward, Halifax;
Only Daughter, Littie6eId, Antigua /;
Ranger, Liuker, Philadelphia Martha,
Barton, Paiianaquaddy; aoops Harmo-
ny, Williams, Philadelphia; Fraaklin,
Jenkins, Cape dc Verbs.
Cleared, ihip MeIpomene, Lafher, Ca
diz.; brig Joteph, Tinker, Martinique;
lchr's Good Intent, Baker, St. Thomas /;
Argonaut, Ketehum, St. Johns.
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Of the first opportunity Of again makn'g
peace.
The debate was adjourned at la o'eieek
IN the evening.
Upwards Of 500 members were in the
house.
The debate was resumed on the subse-
quent day, when the question after long
discussion, was taken on Mr.. Grey's a.
mendment and lost 500 to 81. Majority
for the original address 55i.
On Wednesday evening trhe 25th) Mr..
Addlngton presented a message from bis
majesty, lntinating that his majesty had
given orders Tor Immediately calling forth
and ernbodying the supplementary militia.
The address on the message was Carried
without division.
These papers also announce the receipt
Of Paris Journals Of importance. The
Monlteur contains letter from Tailey-
rand, by no means pacific. enumerating
the causes of war with England, and ac
companying this manifesto of the French
government are the papers that passed IN
The negotiation.
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.4ry.qel Eaee arr loe.


Enghh brig Chriltian, PERTH, a. days
from Antigua. Left there fchr. Sufannah,
Hays, TO fail on the I'd June for Balti
more; on her pafage out, had put into
Bermuda in difrsfs. June rs, in lat. 81
I6. long 60, :, fpolse fear. Sally, from
Norfolk bound TO Cape Francois. July
I'd, in lar. 50, 2e, long. 70, Io, fpcke
brig Sophia, from Philadelphia, bound to
Cape Francois, out 4 days.
Brig Olive Branch Fowler, Is days
from ST, Crqix. June Is, at P. NJ.
difchargsd the pilct--at half pait q, faw
IA three matted fchooner, which proved TO
be an Englith cruiier, commended by
captain Kerr, from Torto!a, who after
OBTAINING capt F. four hours, turned him
of with only one oar. Captain +. left
the following American veaels at ST.
Croix; brig Elizabeth, Knox, Of PhiIa-
delphia; fhip Jeferfos, M'Pherfon, Of
do. -ichr. Sincerity, Rogers of New
York; Salan, Culver, Of do. Daphne,
Rowland, of do. brig Planter, Harris,
Of Providence; Fair American, Savio,
of Philadelphia, all 20 fail in 10 or IL
DAYS. Spoke 4 days fnce, off the Capes
Of Philadelphia, an .Englih brig capt.
Psltif, from Antigua for New York.
Schr. Three Brothers, Lawrence, IS
days from Liibon. Left there, May 2zd,
brig Besley, M'CaIl, of and for New
York, 10 fail in days; brig Sufex,
Lee, Of and for New York, uncertain;
aip franklin, Bowles, of Marblehead,
for the lie of May, z3d; brig Coiom-
bia, Jsfsey, of Marblehead, for Balti-
more; fhip Pre6dent, Whelden, for Cape
de Verbs barque Caliope, Jones, of
Norfolk, for Roucn, in s day; ihip
Ohris, Cottle, uncertain; fehr. Eliza
HacGer, for Alexandria, 10 fail 10th OF
z7yh May; flip Cleopatra, Backbone,
June 9th, for Philadelphia--lhe arrived
ar Lilbon from AmRerdam on the 10Th
May. July i, in lat. 20, 81, long.
60, 50, lpoke an Englilh brig from Am
eerdam, out ia days.
Schooner Linefs, Smith, 81 days from
Charleilon. Left their fhip Alexander,
and brig Charlefton Packet, to Gail in 5
days.
Schooner Linnet, Woodward 10 days
from Halifax, N. S.
Schooner Only Daughter, Littleheld,
IS days from Antigua. Left there iloop.
Sally, Irwin, of Norwich to fail in 10.
lays for this port; fchooner Fair Anne
can, Of and for Newbern, n. c. and
.,rquc Neptune, Hopkins, of and tor
Norfolk to fail in 4 days. July I. in
al. IS, 43, long. 50, fpoke fhip colum-
ia, from Philadelphia to Liverpool, out
s days, 4th, fpokc fchooner from
5altimore, under American colours all
the crew Ffenchs
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F02- Sac,

Two Negro Men, one abou:
IS years Of age, the otherlS or 10; one
Negro Wench, about IS years old, with
her two female children; one Boy PII or
II years otagc, all found and healEay and
Of good character. --Ihc only reaion |
have fer telling them is, that | intend to
quit tavern keeping in few weeks, and
TO fave trouble, am determined not TO
fell them to any perfon they do not with
10 live with, or that will take them ous
Of town contrary to their inclination.
also to Hire,
Man Pompey, by the month, to'a gen
,|eman he would wiz, or conlens TO live
with, he is OF unexceptionablc charattere
PETER HEISKELL.
July IA. dss
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Just ReceaUed,

Per the Sloop Hiland, from Philadelphia,
8 fibes Cargo, 10 quarter casks
London particular 7eneylDe Vine,
and 10 boxes Of Tin assorted,
For lale by
PHINEAS .JANNEY.
9TH M. II. eo3e
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Fedsvaljfm, has been the constant
theme of obloquy and abuse by the tools
of party, ever since the government
which originated in its principles, was put
in operation: All the arts of able editors
have been exercised with the utmost asst
DUTY, not to delineate a true Likeness
but to present an hideous caricafuie o
distort the features, and paint in the moss
disgusting colours, a picture not for ad-
rnlration, but one from which the at
frighted eye would turn with horroi.
Was federalism really the deforn'd objee
represented BY the aaa5wgs Of eemocra-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05


BIZ tie iAsc Are which ,i,.oTr;,ssf-,v
happened IN chs ciy, on ruefd.v
nernns, the whole Of silx Nortb rn,,
u shac .;.<',sre was entirely de!troy.3
sAcepf che inouie and fore 81 Mr. -
ets' wh.ch was fituatcd On tie F.t4fern
corner OF the row, but as fb- ,sin,,
Diowed hard from the eat, his boi,Es
ttoagh text to Mrs. Dnrs, wh;cI; w.
che houic chat flrf took fire. wax f,~s'
ifoni the flames. On lhe S3n,iay - ;
fo4owlng, Mr.. Yanets's fore was NIB :.
open, by tie fold brick wall beinq
smokes out, Under the window Is
the ifonr of the ftrect The watcb
BOX IS at The back OF Mr.. Vanert,s and
MRS, DIPS houtes. The watch knew
nothing ofthe FIRE or the holfr breaking;
il IS 10 DC hoped, tfar theIe difref,iSo
facts might be enquired into, by ebg
police OF Richniond, Mr.. Yanetr
awaked by the lbaking of the honle
and dli'ubed the villains. Nfr and
MRS. ' dnetr, as yell a. the maio,;fv of
the unfortunates who inhabited rt,at
row, are laborious, itduflrioas per ,ns